Star.
London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

CoNVENTION WITH AJJERICA.

The Earl of DARN LEY asked the .1:oble Secretary of State
vt:sether it was his intention to submit the Convention lately
concluded between the United States and this Country to the
consideration of the House?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL did mit intend to submit any di-
rect motion to their Lordships on the subjoin ; hut an opportu-
rite far discnssing the merits of the Treaty would be afforded on
a Dill which would very soon come before the House.
The Earl of D. 11: N LEY was of opinion, that it would be
reore respectful and more consistent with the practice of the
House, for his Majesty's Nlinkters to name a day for the discus-
sion. without waiting until an opportunity arose on a measure
which was expected to come to their Lordships from aeo-
e:sr place.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL admitted, that It was the usual
practice to call their Lordships' attention to subjects of this kind
siimee motion : hue in t►is e2te tt.....--.
A:to of Parliament muse be founded on the Treaty. When the
Bills came from the other House, the attention of their Lord-
ships would of course he called to the Treaty.
The Earl of DA RN LEY still thought, that it would be more
regular and consistent with Parliamentary practice for the Noble
Earl to give notice of a motion on the subject.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Sir R. WILSON presented a Petition from certain Primmer,
ir. the Marsbahea Prim. against the li?peal of the Insolvent
Debtors' Bill.—Oreltrtd to lie on the table.

Mr. KENNEDY presented a Petition from the inhabitants
of the Ronal Burgh of Irvine, against any alteration of the Du-
b=s nn Coals.--Oadered to lie on the table.
Mr. BENI:ET presented a Petition front the Lord Mayor
and Aldermen of the town of Shrewsbury, against any altera-
tion in the Coal Daties.—Oreleredto lie on the table.

Petitions were presented from Quillford and several
other places.—Ordered to lie nn the table.
A Petition was presented front the tcwn and borough of !pe-
e. against the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Ordered to be re-
te,red to the Committee on the Act.
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, an Account of the
comber of Causes decided and Appeals made from such Deci-
sions in the Assistant Barristers' Court in Ireland, since March
last year, were ordered to be laid before the House.
i4r. M. A. TAYLOR. presented a Petition from the Prigs
of :it. Mary-la-bonne, praying for leave to briiig in a Bill to pro-
•lie for the better supplying of the Parish of :lary-la-bonne with
Water, by authorising the formation of a New Company.—Or-
dered to lie on the table.
Dr. PH ILLI MOR E brought in a Bill for the better prevent-
ing of Clandestine Marriages.—Read a first and ordered to be
reed a second time on Monday next, and to be printed.
3ir O. WARREN DEP. brought in a Bill for extending the
regulations of the qualifications of Members of Parliament for
England and Ireland to Scotlatici.—Read a first, and ordered to
be read a secondtime on Monday.
Mr. ABERCROMBY presented two Petitions; onefrom %Lie
inhabitants of the parish of St. Clement's Danes, praying for the
entire Repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act, but at the same
time not wishing to return to the former law, unless it ware first
ascertained that the evils at present complained of, could in nu
other way be remedied ; the other from the Debtors confined
in Gicucester jail, in favour of the present Ac.—Ordered to be
ref..rred to the Committee on the Int:oh-ern Dinars' .1: t.
Sir W. CuaTIS presented a Petition from the InhaLitants of
the Ward of the Tower, against the renewal of the Iteictivent
13 !biers' Act. —Ordered to be referred to the Committee.
A MeErage from the Lords re:ltestk:l the Commons to furnish
their Lordai.i;-a with copies of :he third and fourth Reports of
the Commisaioners for draining hogs in Ireland, and desired that
D. n7CA lino, a Member of that House, might attend a Corn-
snittee of th.:ir Lordships or the affairs of the Bank. and on the
eepediercy of resenting Cash Payments.
On the inotior of the CHANCEL eon of the F.xeitodta, the'
rt"%essergers were Informed that that House would send an an-
sw ir by Messengers of its own. It was then ordered that copies
o' the Reports should be communicated, and that Mr. Ricardo
s` ;:!d have perinissi.in to attend their Lordships.