Star.
London, England, 1821-02-06 00:00:00

, HOUSE 01 COMMONS.

On the motion of Mr.. CL:RWEN, it was ordered that
there be kid before the House a Return of the amount of Oats
imported into this country during the quarter ending the 15th
of August, 1820.

Mr. JAMES gave notice of a motion for the 19th (this day
fortnight), relative to the introduction of a Military force into
the city of Carlisle during the Este contested Election.
Sir W. LEMON presented a Padden from the County of
Cornwall, praying for the restoration of her Majesty's name to
the Liturgy, and for a restitution of all her other rights and
privileges.—Laid on the table.

The I lonourable llember also presented a Petition of a sind-
lar nature from the loyal Inhabitants of liodmin, in the County
of Cornwall.

Mr. D. GILBERT said he did not rise to make any ob-
jection to the reception of the Petition which was now pre-
sented to the House on the part of the Inhabitants of &loin,
but he klt it his duty to inform the House, that the Borough
of Bodmin had voted an Address to the King, which was of
a nature very different from the prayer of the Petition now
before the House. The Petitions were ordered to lie on the table.
On the motion of Sir W. LEM(SN, it was ordered that
there be laid before the House a Return of the amount of
Ti exported from the country during the year ending the .sth
of January, 11121, specifying the country to which it was ex-
ported, &c.
The Hon. J. STEWART presented a Petition from the In-
habitants of Wigton, in Galloway, praying for the restoration of
the Queen's name to the Liturgy, as well as a restitution of all
her other rights and dignities.—Ordered to be printed.
A Petition of a similar description was presented from the In-
' habitants of the City of Batit.—Ordered to be printed.
Sir G. CLERK brought in a Bill to amend the Act respect-
ing the finding of the Longitude.—Read a first time and or-
dered to be read a second time on Tuesday.
Mr. BENNETT gave notice that he should, on Wednesday
next, move fur a Return of the number of Criminal Informa-
tions filed by his Majesty's Attorney-General during last year.
Mr. CHETW YND moved for an Account of the different
sums of money expended in apprehending and passing Paupers
during the three years last past. The Honourable Member ob.
served, that to great had been the expenses attending the eie-
cution of the laws on that subject, as they existed at present,
that he should think it his duty to propose some alteration in
them.—The Returns were ordered.
Mr. HUME postponed, until Friday next, his notice of a
motion for a Copy of the Appointment of Mr. Bragge Bathurst
to the Presidency of the Board of Controul.
Lord NUGENT presented a Petition from the inhabitants
of Leicester. The Noble Lord observed that he was commis-
sioned to state that the Meeting at which this Petition, whirl,
he bad the honour to present, was voted, was most respectably
attended. The signatures affixed to it were no less than 4,GOU.
The Petitioners implored the House to use their best efforts to
procure the restoration of her Majesty's name to the Liturgy,
and a complete restitution of all her other rights and privileges.
They, besides, prayed the Honourable House to institute an i:;-
quiry into the origin and conduct of the Milan Commission.
Lord, JOHN RUSSELL moved the Order of the Day for
the second reading of the Bill for excluding the Borough of
Grampound front the exercise of the Elective Franchise. 'ne
Noble Lotd added, that in this stage of the Bill's ',roue-1
through the House, he did not anticipate any discussion, much
less opposition, he should therefore move for its being referred
to a Committee of the whole House on Monday e
Bill was then read a second time, ordered to be committed :Or
Monday next, and to be printed.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for Copies of all Communi-
cations wick the Irish Government for the last five years on the
subject of Stationery supplied by A. B. King, Esq to the Starr?
(Mice, Treasury, and the other Government Deputtments in
Ireland.—Orderesi.

Alderman WOOD moved for a Return of the gross amount
of the produce of Duties on Fire Insurance °dices, from the
year 1790 to the year 1821,*distiu,;ui►hing the produce of each
year, as far as the same could be made up.—Ordered.