Star.
London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

LIST OF THE MINOR! ry

UPON EARL GREY'S MOTION, ON MONDAY NIGH rt IN THE

11011 SE of LOMAS.
Dukes Susses Earls Stanirape
Glouctster. Furteseue
Somerset Ilaruley
Devonshire Grey
Argyle Viscounts Grinviton
Marquisses Douglas Torrington
Wellesley Barons Grenville
Earls Derby
I King
ESKX Cahhorpe
Present Proxies

For the Motion - 18 0
Against the Motion 11l 43-124
Earl Spenetr, who spoke in favour of the Motion, was obliged
to, leave the House before the division, ou account of indisposition.

I'RO rEsT
AGAINST THE REJECTION OF EARL GREY'S MOTION FOR

FORM= ENQUIRY ON Till CORN LAWS.

Dissentient :

Because enquiry has been -deemei necessary to afibrd this
House full iaformation respecting the state of the gro.th, the
commerce, and the consumption of graip, and all laws relating
therein, previous to the adoption of any new regulation on those
subjects.
Because, though a Committee has been appointed for the pur-
pose of such enquiries, and has produce) a voluminous report,
containing much information respecting the matters referred to
their consideration, it is acknowledged in that repose, that the in-
vestigation is not complete; and it is anticipated as the opinion
of this House, that it will be proper to resume the enquiry before
any alteration takes place in the Laws affecting the. iuterests both
of the growers and consumers of corn.
Because with the obvious deficiency of information thus ac-
knowledged in the report of the Committee itself, and With the
strong doubts which so many persons entertain, as to the pro.
priety of making any change in the existing laws, we cannot
think it expedient to proceed to legislate upon a sulleck which of
all others requires the fullest and most patieot investiffition, and
in which the mischief of any error mist be so extensive and data-
genius. AUOUSTOS KING.
WILLIAM ITIISOISSICE. 7011111110 TON.
S TAN HOPE. 011ENVILLS.
OILY.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a PetiticiatircO the Merchants of
Ediuburgh,against the scotch Jury Bill. Ordered to lie on the table
Lord G. 1.. GOWER presented a Petition from t►e M. 1113.
facturers and Merchants of Bilstoo, against the Corn Bill. Ur•
dared to lie on the table.

General GASCOYNE presented a Petition from the Corpo-
ration of Liverpool, praying to be heard by Counsel against cer-
tain parts of the County Rates Bill. Orfbred to lie on the table.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he should move, to-
morrow, that Mr. Horshamp, of the Petty Bag Office, be called
to the Bar of the House, to explain the reason why he had not
made more perfect returns of certain Fees taken in the Court of
Ch ncery, the Accounts of which had, on the 25th of February
last, been ordered by the House to be produced
141 r. ROSE gave notice that he should ask have to-morrow to
bellill a Bill to repeal certain laws respecting Siemens' wills.
e Malta Trade BM went through a Committee, and the
Report was ordered to be received next IlurstLy.
The County Rates Bill was also committed. The Report was
received, and ordered for further consideration next Monday.
Mr. Jonsisom from the office of the Chief Secretary of Ire-
land, presented Papers relative to the ordinary Revenues, the
extraordipary Resources, and Navigation of that Country.
Mr. OOLI ea presented a Report of the produce of the Per-
manent Taxes, and the charges on the Funded Debt.
Mr. KINGSTON, front the stamp Office, brought up an Ac-
count of the stamps issued for Newspapers in the year ibis,
and of the amount of Duties thereon.

Mr. Spice*, V the Navy Office, Presented a general Aceourt
of the Unclaimed Prke•Mopsy, front th• teat of January, law,
to the VIA of December, 1114. de.
•lien Scuts Jury Courts' Salary BM went through& Canunktee.
Ripon to-morrow.
he Committee on the Scotch Jury Bill was postponed to die
4th of April asst.
Lord IlAkteLtßD presented a Padden front Barnard Code
against the Coro MIL
Thu, House went into a Comasittaetta the Repots el
lett iloaaninale.4o .11mo •ffilffitilasir Acid *ffit'llilf