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Ito epos the ship de goads of his own nada% .tei ttotbetbe prod-,
• ; sod this be conteuded was strictly analogOus to that Om
*it of relatatios of the restrictive system which had latterly eh:l-
- Pawl-
"aids the objectio was to the princile of probibi-
ig. Why did they not, instean d, establish a just p
countervailing
00, b proportion to the duty imposed by the foreigner? This
mtilsave all the desired effect, and would not look tike a retreat
Les those free trade principle" which bad beta latterly acted upon.
Wt. Humors supported the clause..— Mr.C.Gua PIT explained.
After a few wards from Mr. Lague and Sir J. NZWPOAT.
Ur, NONCK moved a Clause as an Amendment, that the far.
'it, should be Ousted to pay his rents, one third In money and
woads in corn, when it should be at 70s. the imperial measure.
w proportion increasing and decreasing on she averages.
The Cisme was read a firm time ; and on the question, that it be
'sod a second time,
C GRANT objected, co the ground that the. Clause world
soradsce a very novel and Incrommeient principle.
Declass, wss negatived withuot a division. The Resoludoos
Aare thou read a 'mood time, and the Dill was ordered to be read
AAA time ao Thursday next.
*ZIT OF MIMI PILL.
Os the Order of the Day for receiving the Report of the Coas-
tline, ea the Writ of Rights Bill,
The AT fORNEY-GIINERAL rose to object to the clause,
seism wept to redact the time for establishing a right to real pro-
Mt y from 60 to 40 years.
gr. BERNAL cnoteeded, that there was a precedent for the
dame in the limitation of time (20 years), in which property in
mug was recoverable.
SuADW DLL put it the House, whether 40 years was
est mownder the circumstantoces of an enlightened age and diffused
leawkdge, equal, considered' considerandis, to GO years in the
sime of Henry VIII.
Mt. HUMS complained of the exemption of Church Property
Irmo the influence of the Bill. He would propose a clause, including
.e reeksissticar property within the jurisdiction of the Dill; which,
' atter a few words from Mr. lisecnowe sod Mr. Stmewst.t., was
Imptived without' division.
The anteodstents were then read, sad ordered to be engrossed—
& dope Kin reduced from 60 to 46yeara, and the Bill ordered to
'bend a third time to-morrow.
IiKESTCOURT brought in a Bill for regulating the granting
!knees to Ale.bouses, which was read a first, aid ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.
The Report of the Packet Postage Bill was brought up, and the
&solutions agrred to.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
Brew adjourned at a Quourea before Twat am

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOC)C.

I.IIILIS lAD GIMILIMICII,

TN offering myself as a CANDIDATE for a Seat in
L the DIRECTION of your AFFAIRS, on a future VA-
CANCY, I take the liberty of stating the grounds on which I
afire to the honour of your suffrages.
Educated in the strongest attachment to India, to which I aim
bound equally by feelings of duty and gratitude, I profess myself
animated by as ardent anxiety for the good Government of 'bat
ispeetant branch of the British Empire, and for the happiness and
improvement of its native community.
Occupkd solely in the duties of a Member of the House of
Commons,a situation not only compatible with, but auxiliary to an
anent discharge of the office of an East India Director, ray time
and attention would be zealously and independently devoted to
remote the interests of India, the most valuable dependency of
the MIA Crown.
I have the honour to be, very rolpectfully,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant.
Fitaremame, Aprll it, 1827. JOHN FORBES.

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