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that adision, in his-opin!pe, Would ant be in oodocf
tufty with, but in defiance of
,podiaopisioo.
-__Peddw were rasa' by. dm alb" of losscour, how Bt
limmar, fres St. Illarthes. UMW, and from Bedford ;
by Lord Immarnmi frees four places. amass 1 wbkb won in
bard ; by tb. Bishop et awe Boa tbigbiadler and clersy_of
Ws dame, and from soda Caloty d Combats by
Rail of Lamm^ lams Kendal ad Boa Kirby-Lansdale; by the
Marquis of Await*, from the pada of Bangor, and free the
bdsougis of
frnal Preston CofttaWen ; by the Sao of Gtosocrestsa, from the
I:risis of Dean, 'in dirromstorskire, frets Clielteuharn, and frees
ow•in4he-Via m
d ; by the Bishop of Coma.
casbiro, and theeiergy and Magistrates of Boroogbbridge,lfori Lan-
rldre.
In feet to or observed= by Lord llowno. the Bishop at
Carnal said that no means of escitemem bad been used by the
Clergy teiause the signing of petitions. As an instance of the coo.
"trarr. Aelrrentioned that a great body of Protestant Daman bad
to him their wish to have a meeting on the subject ; but
that lie advised them against-it, as he thought a 'public meeting on
Ms quad= was likely so be proactive may of damask..
Petitions to the same effect wens then promoted by Lord Fos*
Roam, from Filings& ; by Lord Anna, free Aldborough ; by Lard
flifoassimar fres Worms*, Mokoostio Regis. Bats% St.
Wbackipal, and. Walteams.tipaia—Adjoorned.

HOUSE OF COMMON&
the order for a Call of the Bosse Azad foe this day, was read &ad

discharged.
The Royal Exchange Assurance BM, to enable the Campar fa
lend money on freehold, leasehold, and other anal property, was mad',
third time and passed.
Mr. CU RTRIS presented a Petition from Dover, In favour of
the Metropolitan Fish Oompany.
A Petition was presented against thought Company, from Mars
gate and Broadstairs.
A similar Petition was presented from Folkosteno. Simlkr
does were presented from Walwoeth and Sandgates
Mr. DICKINSON presented a Pedalo from the Dean and
Chapter of Wells, against the Western Ship Canal.
Mr. ASTELL presented a similar Petition from Bridgewater. '
Lord• ALT HORP presented Petitions in favour of the Oadety
Courts' Hilt, ?tom Anomie' of the county of Noethampossg end
front Kettering.
Petition against the Catholic Claims were presented from the
Clergy of Buckinghamshire; from the Dean and Chapter and
Chancellor and Clergy of Ely; from the Borough of Darmstadt ;
from the Borough of Tamworth; three from the Clergy and Inks-
bitants of Kendal; from Hatboro.; from Kirby-Loasdale ; from
Macguire's Bridge ; from the Vicar and Inhabitants of
Essex • from Riposte, Yorkshire; from Warrington; from
lingfoni ; front the London Clergy, stumbled at Sian College;
from the Clergy and Archdeacon of St. Alban's ; from the'Sorrey-
street Chapel; from Albuty, Surrey; dent the Archdeaceory of
Sudbury; and from the parish of St. Satioor, Southwark.
General ARCHDALL presented a similar Petition from the
Protestant Landowner, Of Fermanagh.
Mr. I). BROWNE said, that he represented a mutt debieh
• tontained a body of Protestants as considerable for their =
and intelligence as those of any part of Ireland; and his cod
were uniformly of opinion that there was no hope of seeing tran-
quillity established in Ireland until their Catholic fellow- ultimo
were emandpated—, hear).*
Sir ELIAB HARVEY presented a Petition from several
owners and occapkts of land in the no* of Steer, pmingt
Parliament would be pleased to devise souls moreeletual kw Vor
the punishment and prevention of the stealing of grain in the said.
county.
.MHN NEWPORT brought hp a Petition from Merchants
and others of the thy of Waterford, engaged in the Butter Trade,
against any alter-dim in the laws at present affecting that trade. The
Eight Honourable Gagman also presented a similar Petition
from the town of Newry—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. LINDSAY brought up a Petition from the Merchants,
Manufacturers. and Bleachers engaged in theLinenTrade of Perth,
against any diminution of the emitting duties on the importation of
idreign linens : alp a similar Petition frem Dundee.
The Honourable Gentleman presented a Petition front various
periling employed in the Northern Whale Fishery of Dundee. (Alp.
owners sad others), against the reposed diminution of the duty oo
rape-ae• d.
Colonel DA WHlNSplevented a Petition from the Clergy, etc.
of BorougEbridp, Yokksbire, against the Unitarian Mairlage
lief Liill. . -
Mr. Secretary PEEL moved that the Order of the Deem the
further eoneideradon of the report of the Juries SRI be read, for
the purpose of het; ;T.:imam ; and;atter a few words from Mr.
Leroettlis and Mr. Coarus, it was postponed to Mondatt
Mt. SCAR LETT gave notice, that Mt wlyrld bit FiNar nut
sober& a motion 'duds's: to the propriety of taking into considers.
Lion the state of the building called the We* Curt of King's Beath,
it Westminsteo—(Hear). Ile took this step iii 'etuseqoence of a
representation that bad been made to bias, that the edifice, u k
now stood, could not accommodate iine Ski of the bar; and, of
course, not any of the public.
Lord F. I...GOWER preleitied a Petition *Ms is perms
concerned in the Herring Fishery, at Whiston, against the new
Metropolitan Fish
Sir RON AL D FERGUSON presented a Petition from attain
owners of setighlog ships belonging to the port of Kirkaidy, whist
the repeal dike present linseed oil duties.
gogiallt CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

Nadal% rating that no further amitessittos may be granted to
the Roman Catholics, and that the pending Bill for their relief may
not pass alto a law. were presented front the undermentioned persons
sot places :—Aldimrten, in the county of Salop ; the Archdeacon
and Clergy of the Deaner/ of Peterhoeough; the parish of St.GUes,
WoliktheroeSksand Northampton; Weltenhani, and the sky of Pe-
terborough ; Presume WNtooth ; the Dean, Chancellor, and Pre-
bcudaries of the Cathedral Church of Norwich ; Sudbury, Suffolk ;
the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeacoory of Leicester;
Knutaford, Waruterd, bliddlewich. in Cheshire; the Dean and
Clem of the Deanery of Bridgenora, also three others from Milf-
nal, DAwiling, and Stockton; the floral Dian and Clergy of the
Rural Destinies of Cirencester ; the Archdeacon and of the
Archdeacoory of the county of Nottingham; the parish of
in the county of Renfrew • the town of Cheltenham; Bridport,
Ashton, and Chau% in Devon ; the Clergy of Boroughbridge,
Yorkshire; the Royal Burgh of Stirling; Carnarvon; Glasgow;
blanslield,in Nottinghamshire • the Presbytery of Linlithgow; the
Dean, Arclideacesity, and Clergy of the Deanery of Chester ; the
Arehdesectory of Cleveland, in Yorkshire; Stoke and Atherton, in
Hundred of Deering, in Brecknock ; the Con.
Chapel, in Lewes ; Stockton, Wooten,
, Drl-
all in the county of Dorset; ficarbereogh,
; parish of St. Luke. Middlesex • the Protestant
ofilederametreet Chapel, London ; filedstaine, in lbw
lartmasseling, in Warwickshire ; Belkingten, les
Shropshire; the inhabitants of Wry:noting and of
Does and Prebends of the Cathedral Church of
Cantor ; Krlveden, Aldington,Rast Peck-
Wye, Ashford, and from two other
meaty et ; the Forest Deasery,Gloucestershim
the Dean andOergy of the Deanery of Stovre,Gion.
Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of &miehurst ;
Casoden,Gloucester ; the blinisters,aluteli-
f Cornwall ; the Protestant Dissenters of
a *egad from the Protestant Dissenters of