Star.
London, England, 1828-03-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLI A

HOUSE OF LORDS. Ma,
vie Lams Cuanciti•os took his seat up-
rootMfour o'clock.
r. PZSDA Ton, and other Members of
brought up the Truro Road Bill, which w;
On the motion of Lord SHAFTESBU.
Bill was read a second time.
Lord SHAFTESBURY presented a P 4
of the Test and Corporation Acta, from
deaLomrndrYSdHASaFTrunliSßUßY presented a Petit
concessions to the Roman Catholics, front '
deaconry of Sarum.
The Earl of MACCLESFIELD presented
Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts,
Dissenters of Oxford, and of Chipping N,
Lord MAYNARD presented similar .
restart Dissenters of Malden, Essex ; of Lam
Lord CA LTHORPE presented Petitf
from the Members of the Scotch Church,
la.bonne' and from the Independent Congregation
chapel, Birmingbanf.
These Petitions were severally ordered .
The House then adjourned until to-morrol
HOUSE OF COMM,
Mr. ions:sort, from the Office of tbe,Chiel
presented Returns relative to the Coart
.r
Country.
Mr. Alderman WOOD brought up the
which was read a first time.
Colonel TRENCH presented a Petition
in the county of Cambridge, in favour of ,
r option llilt. —Referred to the Committee,
Mr. EGERTON presented a Petition
Nautgeieh, praying the Repeal of the Malt
laid o• the table.
Mr. PEN D AnvEs presented a Petition
of Redruth, county of Cornwall, praying .*
Coals carried ceastways.—Ordered to be
Mr.FAZAKERLEY presented a Peti
of the City of Lincoln, praying to Talon
Property front the disability under whi
that of not bring able to vote for County Is
allowed to do in all times before.—Ordered
Mr. J. MARTIN presented a Petition
Tawhesbury, praying for the Repeal of
to be printed.
• The Cities and Towns in Ireland Light
time.
• Petition was presented from the Rector,

wardens of the parish of St. Mary's,
Test and Corporation Acts may not be
printed.
A Message from the Lords requested
port of the Emigration Committee, and
minal Commitments and Convictions.
The Reports were ordered to be communicate
shiPs•
Mr. BERNAL obtained leave to bring "
tbeTowo of Gravesend.
• INCREASE OF CR:
Mr. DUGDALE presented a
situates assembled at Quarter Sesi
of Warwick, playing that sornr
.taken to check the increase of c►
did not point out any precise meal
sirable end might be effected, bus
the serious consideration of the Hi
Mr. LAWLEY said, it was V
crease of crime should be cited
little lamentable to think that one ,
the county of Warwick were boy,
older than seven or nine years. '-
the present practice of committing
to prison, for he was satisfied it
they were before they entered it
Committee had been appointed,
effects would follow frons their
'' Mr. LITTLETON said, that
tar to the present to offer to the
do better than state its contents
years, from 1825, the increase or
been tenfold, a circumstance wit
the most serious inquiry. He con,
upon the revival of the COME
Commitments and Convictions,
good would result from its effort
Sir T. LETHBRIDGE rests
lenders had very greatly increa
Somerset, and, in common with
be expressed great hopes from
mittee which was yesterday apj
po►tant subject.
Sir JOHN WItOTTESLEY
crease of crime throughout thief
it was to be attributed to the ci
being paid a portion of their
rate. That could not at all
Stafford, whatever it might do
that commitments were too lig,
laily so since the Bill passed
tors their expenses. The tesui
sons were thrown into ptison
and the contamination of such
be got rid of. 'lle subject d,
attention of the Committee.
Mr. PORTMAN did not tl
much worse than they used to
boys were detected in committi
were punished on the spot, w'
so now were brought before ;
fault of bail were committed to
Ordered to be printed.

MALT TA.
Mr. DUGDALE presented a Penn
the County of Warwick, praying the
Ordered to be printed.
Mr. LIII7LETON presented a
of the County of Stafford relative ti
dered to be referred to the Conunitti
JoN ATII irox—a,
Mr. LUMLEY presented a
Fix, committed to Newgate
the Committee on the East
boll for prevarication; the Pt
cake might be considered, at
that he a as unacquainted wit
that lie had no intention to
disclose all he knew ; but th
a serious bilious attack he w-
before the House, He regro
uponhim by the House,
Lice; and, in conclusion, he
and indulgence of the lout
ordered to be laid on the tab,
Mr. LUMLEY moved, it
charged.
Mr. DAWSON said, he ki
tinner, but several representat
by persons of very great col
(Fos) was a person of great
suffering most severely ilk et
which had been brought upoi
thought that the petitioner w
geoce. He was in a confide

AMENT.
MA El 6.
von thc Wools
f the House of s
was read a first ti
RIX, the 'rein
Ntition against t
n the Clergy of
'etition against a
as the Clergy of
esented Petitio
cts, from the
Dorton.
r Petitions fro..
Langham, and o
titions to the
S, in Wells.stre
Congregation of
to lie upon the
arrow (this day)
lONS.
Chief Secretary
in of Admiralt
as Whitecbapel
ion from seer
r the Ayr and
ee.
11 from the M
Malt Tax.—Ord
Won from the
g the Repeal of
e printed.
tition from the I
re the Owners o
hi& they labour
:y Members, as
ered to be printe
ion from the b
t the Malt Tu.
kiting 13111 was r
Lector, Curate,
Leicester, pray
repealed.—Or
I a Copy of the
I also of the Re.
mmunicated to
ring in a 13111 fo
RIML.
Petition fro
Sessions, in
Ise measures
:rime. The '
eans by whit
it they left it •
House.
high time th
:ked, and it
e half of the c
,Oys, some of
He strongly t
ng boys indisc
made them
it. He was
and he trust
labours.
t having a Pe
re House, he
now. In tit
of juvenile off-
hich of itself
sngratulated
nmi i tee upon
, and trusted
pits.
.etted that ju
teased in the
i the precedin
the labours of
ppoiuted on t
! admitted th
country, but
ircumstance o
wages out of
apply to the
elsewhere. I
ghtl y made, a
which allow-
it of this was
I for very trivi
r places could
Beset ved the
think that boy
J be; but for
ling triflingul
whereas the p.
a Magistrate,
to prison.
r*x.
Petition from th
the repeal of th
. Petition from t
to the increase o;
ittee on Criminal
LAST RETIORD
a Petition fro
a few evenin
Retfurd Dist,
Petitioner pra
and he solem
ith the rules o:
o suppress the
that from indi
vas unfit to g
rested the jud;
Lile he did not
entreated th.
,se.—The Peti
hat Jonathan
knew nothing
itions had been
onsideration, s.
tespectability.
consequence of
son him. He
was entitled t
lential situation