Star.
London, England, 1829-04-29 00:00:00

ihWER WA:PARLIAMENT.:

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NOUSE •OF' LORDS, APRIL 24.
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Th. Dube of Nessioe.ateiaid• Eliseeina, sad Lord Curroak•
took the oaths sal theft mita, by Virtue of the Reagan Cethulic
Relief BA
' Earl GREY prestoted a, ,Priitiiin trope ,the physiciens of New.
caalts.eipoo!Tyne.praying ter tactility% towards procuring subjects
tee anatoray.—Ordered to be on the t*bk.' • -
• Sir A Gnaw wed sclera oihd 'Members of •the Wow of
Commons brought up the Spanish. ciatote* thr'Assesie4 "rases.
Cunipoeititto AU, the Greensick /despite! Bill, the Estt•lndia
Compatii Writers Bill, and seeeql Vete/ate Bilk, whith Were reed
a bra eider.

• Laid Low wit brouglir up tht• Clarence Railway SIR. •
Mr. sissy Rica brought up the Dublin Gas Light Intprovo-
'tient am. . . .
Mr. Coesirtf brought up the St. Paul's (Covent-garden) Vestry
.-Hill, which was read a hrsi time. •
The Karl of Al A L Ulf moved chat i Message be sent to
,the Hove of Cummins requesting a copj of the !ern' of the
Select Commiluns appointed last Sessioli. in itignite.into the state
Of the Police of the Sietropolli. The N.4tie Rail said his 'mason
for Amities for the report was; that "Iteii:Loidships might be in''
possessiOn o" the information contained. therein respecting that im-
port/at subjest before thetbeasure DOW in progress through die other
House of Parliament Shollid reach their Lordsbipses-Ordered.
NATO LtIIATIOX JDWS.
Lord TRYNH A M presented Irons certain 'ribald-
'tants of the shy *of Dobler: praying fir a retritionot the laws which
imposed civil disabilities spun the Jews. and -particularly praying
ter a repeal of the Irish :Naturalis,tion . Bill. which prohibited
foreign Jews from being naturalized in Ireland. , The petitioners
etpreieed theit hope that, since it bad been deemed right by the
Goetrettient 1. enact a law which-was so much calculated to pro-
mote the welfare of Ireland, they would begraciously pleased to
ettend, their liberality to that class of his Majesty's subjects The
Noble Lord conceived the subject to be worthy of the consideration
of the- Hinge --Ordered to lie on the table.

Lord TRYNH AM• presented similar • Petitions from Clositarf,
in the county of Dublin, and from a Fetishist the county of Kil-
kenny. • ." •. •
The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition from Sir
F. Fortune, prating foi an inquiry boo the Meant the high pri6
of tea, and complaining of the meow* r the tradb.—Orderedt•
lie on the table. .
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The Marquis of LA ?ODD WN 'saki, he had received that morn-
ing a communication from the Nate. Muquis, who, on the last day
their Lordships met, stated his intention at lizinian early day for
the purpose of enteringinto an espial:tattoo of his conduct while he
the head of his Majesty's Government in Ireland, requsstiaj him
to say that be was prevented (rem being in his place by reset" of
severe indispodtion ;* but that it was eis intention, if it soiled
their Lordships convenience, to enter into that caption:inn, *hie*
he would do in moving for papers connected with his Government
in Ireland, on Monday neat.
The Duke of WELLINGTON asked what the papers Ruse?
The 'Marquis of LANSDOWN wail not aware.
On the motion of the Rod *of MARLIN, the Sint& Seising'
Bill went through 4.Conntlittee- • • - •
The. Commissioners of the Navy Dill. and the 'lBOlll 011eeke
Widows' Pensions Bill. WrSkt through Comnsittees.
The Scotch Registers' Bill was read a second thne.—The gotiob
then adjourned. • • •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The HOUN 11set at four o'cloek, pursuant to '
• Mr. Wattan, frogs the 01Bee of Woods and Faims, presents&
Returns to Orders of the House of April ithh relative is the Ruud
Iniproventeuts. •
• On the mudoti of Mr. kfoultousi
try Rill was read a diltd thee acid pang*
lz Mt. Sevettorlett took klisvath! aa4lllllol Waif
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