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London, England, 1815-03-09 00:00:00

rosy LAWS.

Petitions against any alteration being made in these, were pre-
sented Isom the following places :
From Leeds and Its vicinity. by the Earl of Mat wools.
From cerain Parishes In slur county of York, by the battle Peer.
From cert.iiit Parishes in the county of otidord, by the Ma--
qui, of St.:trios')
From the town sod neighbJurbood of Usbridze, by Lord
MONI roe r.

From the Parish of St. Saviour's, In Southwark, by the same
Peer.

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•From Ponsoken Ward, in tbe City of London, by the same.
From Saftron-HW, Hattsm-Uarden, and utber parts of the
Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn. by Earl STA NINOPZ.
From Conham, in :he comity of Wilt., by the same Peet.

From Anstalt, in the county if York, by the tante.
From the City and neighbourhood ct Peterborough. This the
Noble Earl said was worthy the serious and particular attention
of the House. It did not relate to much to the consideration of
the Corn Laws; bat to the state of that part of the taxation
which bore haid upon the farmer and the laborious part of the
comnsunity.
The Duhe of LEINSTER presented a Petition from the No-
blemen, Gentlemen Landholders, and others, of the county of
Kildare, in Ireland: praying that such alterations might be made
in the Corn Laws as would afford due protection to the farmer,
and reader the country independent of foreign nations fee the
supply of ea ankle of the first necessity; setting forth among
other points, that the chief' dependence of Ireland fey her ame-
fforatiOn, was the linen manufacture, which was but partly esta-
blished, the extension of her agriculture ; that new the retire of
peace, and the opening of foreign ports for the exportation of
Corn, the isterposition of the Legithuure was nouslilly
oeces-
m from the unavoidable injurious consequenas *deb must
otherwise 110611,. _ _ _

TM foriserag Paphos were severally ordered to lie oa
the table.

Sans private business was disposed of, die which their Lord.
ships adpursed till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF .COMMONS.
Petition, were presented against the proposed alteration in the
Coln Lams MOO liestsington, Dorsky, Margate, die Parish of
Christ Cburel‘Ponfeindisie, Lewisham, Ealing, ;Ind Old Brent.
ford; the Pflehaa ef St. Mary's, Islington, and St. Pam's, Shad-
welL-.60W0104,j0 lie on the table.
Petitions In bum of tbs Corn am were presented from the
county of Donegal and that of Mayo. Ordaud to lie on the cable.
A Petitlsd was Freaked from the Parish of St. Pancras,
against the Cora BW, dyed by 7,600 penises. Ordered to lie
on the table.
The Marine Mutiny Bill watt through a Committee, and the
Report was ordered to be received to.morterer.
Mr. Wets' from the Mee of Exports and Imports, presented
accounts of the quantity of Grain and Flour exported, imported
and warehoused from telo up to the latest period possible.
The Osol Fees Abolition Bill was read a third time; several
clauses moved by Mr. BENNETT were added by way of riders,
and the 818 was passed.
The Report of the Committee on the County Gaol Chaplains'
Bill was received and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read
a third time to-morrow and engrossed.
Alderman ATKINS presented Petitions from the Wards of
Farrlngdon Without and W4hrodr, against the Corn Bill,
signed by 4700 persons. He aliesaid drat be bad it in contempla-
tion to move fix Returns of the Number of Pawns who bad
petiioned for and against the Bill, that the House might form a
fair opinion of the sense of the People Oa the subject. Orderid
to lie on the table.
A Petition, signed by 4,000 persona, was presented from the
Parish'of St Mary Magdalpn, Beroana#eey, aviiast the Corn
Bill. Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir JAMES SHAW presented a Petition against the Corn
Bin, from the Ward of Farringdon Within, which, in she course
of a few hours, bad received 9,000 signaturef. Ordered to he
on the table.

Mr. Wt caters' from the Poet-Office, presented Actusuots
of the number of Newspapers sent to the Cuioniesl and also
those to the Cootinem, by die Officers of the Gstteral Pust-
Office.

Mr. BENNETT pve notice, that be would. on Monday.
die 16gb, move for a Copy of a Lotter from the Presiding of