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London, England, 1829-02-28 00:00:00

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PRICE &VENN/Nei.

DIV (MENDS. .
March 14, J. Parkes, jun, ..ta . • •• • e m r nt. at ten,
at the Court of Commisdoners--)lareb 27, A. Smith .n.l 1' Kkelt•
Mimeo, Wood.etr•et. Cheapside, ac eleven,
at the Co in of Commisiioners—ldarch 24. W. Milts, Ittgeot.itrem,

I r, at twelve, at the 17ourt of Cosnousaioners—M trek It,
rite win, Redditch, Worcestershire, grocer, at eleven. at the
Saran lon, Akeuer, Warwickshire— Mare% O. IC. A. Waaline.
astla. draper, at ten, at the Court of Conunksioners— March le,
J. L. Brown, Bath, draper. at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.
CERTIFICATES. Masco SO. .
W. H. Smith. Chrapide. calico printer—J. Harrison. Wigan,
Lancashire innkeeper—W. Keen Southend, Essex, linendraper—
B. Smith, ilirminekam, steel toy maker—ft. Barber. UppvrCiapron.
plumber—J. B. Beaumont, Newcastle-wider-Lyme, Staffordshire,
common brewer—it. Bowe, Whittlebury-street, Euston-square,
builder—S. S. Porter Exeter, cabinet maker—W. Middiecoat,
Walwortb, Surrey, coal merchant—P. J. Dvianney, Regent.street,
eller—W. Sharp and T. AskhAni. Leeds, Yorkshire, iron.
oder.— M. Menem, lied Lion•squ.tre, apothec.ry—J. Sykes,
pNgblingtoo, Birstall Yorkshire, maitster..

PARTNRRSHIPS• DISSOLVRO.
T. Barnes an/ J. Barlow, itread street, London. merchants—.
IL Rogers and R. Humphrys, Winchester. tailors—M. Goldin and
Co, Halifax, yorksbirr. einUnwrs--0. S. Gray and J. Holton,
Londim, Masters of Liciyd's Colfee.bouse—T. Counsel! and W.
Cann*ll, Doncaster guMmakers—W Cuyp sad G. P Tory,
Rueter, linendrapers-:-J. Robinson ami W. nuke, Redditels. Woe.
cestarehinr, Molders—O. H St-tens and Co. Akins street. if ickney,
blew Has cement 'inattufacturers—J Read and J. Hall Norwich,
plasterers—J. Hine and J. W. Clam. Looddio. ilogikwa W.
Hytaad pod_ co. 1ew0rw.4.0111161.4 .aged J.
1116011144 Okliildblimisttreses--Richard 'Milner and
Co Yo.rk, of .he York Commercial Rending Company—R. Oxley
and Co Norwich, merchants...T. C. Howell and W. Ser.ker,4ll,lll
Holborn. bookwillers—J. Cock am/J. Co. k. &Airmen., Cornwall,
whifesiniths—T. Baker and W. B. Raker. Upper 'lltones•strert,
wholesale grocers—H. D. Broughton, Breughl sin HA
shire, and J Sutton, Shardlow. Derbyshire. salt manufacturers—
T. Raker and H. Moeller, Finsbury place South, bookseller.—C.
Boohoo and Co. Threadneedle-street. Norway merchants—A.
Copk and E. Rutherford, Kirkaldy, flax spinners—J. liwbatok and
Cd. Gibraltar. merchants—March, Brothers, and Cu. Rio Janeiro,
Merchants (as far as regards J. Ewbank).
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GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(seams, cosmos ti11...wt./moo).
Fer the Week coded Feb. 110. nude up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cldea and Towns its England and Wales 1
Imperial General Weekly Aver.ige.
Wheat 72.. Ild. Oats ll3s. Id. I
Beans 345. 7d.
Barley 335. 4d. I Rye 40s. 101. Peas 38s. SJ.
Aggregate Average or the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 741. 3.1.1 Oats 535. sed. Beans 365. lid.
Barley 35i. ed. Rye 41 S. Id. I Peas 37.. 14.
PRICK OF SUGAR.
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The Average Price of Bow■ or kluscovano &GAR, competed
frau the Ifeturns made in the' Week endond the Oath day of Feb.
1629, la 31s. Oid..percwt. ezclusive of the Duties of temotne paid
er payable thereon on cbe imporcatloo them( into Great &Adm.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. FtBRUA RY 27.
Lord ROLLE presented a Petition from Kingsbridge, In the
county of Devon, against the Claims of the Catholics.—Laid on
the table.
The Marquis of THOMOND presented Petitions to the same
effect from Castle-Lyons and Ratncormatk, in the cuu:tt, of Cork.
—Laid on the table.

The' DW ICK R prevente a Petition from the
Surgeons of the county of Cambridge. praying that facilities for
diswetion might be given.—Laid on the t ble
The Bishop of CHICHESTER presented Petitions against the
CLims of the Catholics Item the city of Chichester; front the
rural Dean and Clergy of Chichester; from two parishes in the
county of Sussex ; and from the Protestant Dissenters of Lew. s.
Alto a Petition from Chichester against the employment of climb.
log-boys.— Laid on the table.
The Earl of wiNcinisgA presented Perilous against the
Claims of the Catholics from a Methodist MO in ifertiord.hir:,
sod front Hitching, in the same county ; also from the Reverend
Sir Harcourt Lees, Ban, to the same effect. The Noble Eul
begged to assure their Lordships that the petition was must re.pee!.
fully worded, and the latter portion of it was well worthy them
attention.—The petition WAS read at length and laid on the table.
The Rail of GUILFORD bad to present a P.:titbit; fa .4n the
Inhabitauts of Dover, signed by 1,560 peso's% praying that no
farther concealer), might be granted to the Roman Catholics. The
petition, be observed, was agreed to at a meeting, in which he took
no part, and of which be bad no knowledge until it had taken
place. He bad read the petition this morning. and conceived and
fully concurred in the sentiments it contained. He would there-
fore move that the petition be read
The Petition was read, and to dered to lie on the table.
The Karl of DARNLEY bad reason to believe that a Petition
of a different mature would shortly be presented from Dover, and
be would assert that the Catholic question was rapidly gaining
grossed there.
Lord KING would tell the House the first origin of this dread
of Popery of which some Noble Lords entertained su ten ible an
idea. It was all derived from one source—a little book winch i.e
held in his hand, which had been once very widely sourer, d
throughout this country. It was called the Protestant Alosanork,
and was published is 1680, jut two years alter Titus Oates form-d
the first Brunswick Club. The Noble Lord then read some is
tracts from the volume. He was di•poseil to give this book to the
Brunswick Club. in order that we might be tavoured with a its
cold edition.—Ordered to lie on the table.

Lord DACRE presented a Paid= in fawner of the Catholics
from Royston.
Petitions is the same effect were prevented by the Marquis of
CLasimcanna, from several places in the county of ()away ; and
by the Duke of Devoxemes, from the Dl•senters of the new
chapel, Derby ; from Dewar chapel, in the salwx county ; from
I)ullk4d, and from Nutford, in the tame county —Ordered to be
laid on the table.

The Bishop of LINCOLN presented Petitions against the
Claims of the Roman C.atttolies trent lierkbamptun ; buns the
Deanery of Berkbamptoo; from Burnley= from the Dratiery of
Hoddesdale, and from the Clergy of the Deanery of Newporto—.
Ordered to be laid on the table.

IRIACH Olg PRIVILIOI
The Marquis of DOWNSHIRE beggeJ to call the
attention of the House to a citconistat,te to which te
felt himself bound to advert. He had sonic days ago
presented a petition to their Lotdshipi, profevsiog to
come from an Alderman, of the city of Lme,ick, bet
which petition a Noble Lord had then asserted to be a
bar. Since they he had written to the worthy Alder-
San, and had received an truster, ca rtaialt in a very
different hand writing, denying all knovsledge of the
petition referred to. He (Lord D ‘wnshire) could only
(Repress his regret that be bad been so imposed upon,
sad that be had been in any way mix d up with the
transaction. It had been, however. his duty to present
di, petition, having been ignorant of the souice from
whence it proceeded.
The Earl of LIMERICK said,• be had previously
stated bis conviction that the petition aas a humbug,
sod bad since been con& med in his (Onion. He had
considered it a forgery from the first, ni now thought
that the circumstance. was one or a trifling imitate. The
malivioual who had imposed on the Noble Lord had in-
setted the dignity of the House, and tie thought it in-
cumbent on the It use t • du something tow .ids disco-
voting the party and sanding due punishment. (The
Noble Lord then read a iett r from Alderman Watson.
denying that lie had ever li:re/aided such 4 petition.)—
Re did not wean to propose any cow se for then Lord-
.t.sp, it pus sue.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed. that tl•
Noble Marquis had 10110,111 bum the Petition referred to
opiniontieu ;sebanatdithe wasithia
pre to ocu
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a ie
ehlisiorprten) wastintheg int tooftbe
forgery., and intended as an husk on tLe House,- The

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