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London, England, 1829-02-24 00:00:00

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iron OW Prett urn Inhabitants M loonford. county of Longturst.
from the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Yerebehlers of the Barney of
Grained, and from Ballemation, in the same county.
110. BUT LIR CLA It Kitireseited • Position trait the Roman
Cat ivo* Inhallitano of Cutlet:maw, eomnty_.d 11411telials
finder id' the Catholic CWmi.
Colin,' ROCH PO RT preiesteil s Polities@ spinet As Cathie'
Claims from Pails, M ihnotick.w.To be printed. •
Admiral HARVEY presorted similar Peddles from Liulehury
and • two sober plumb' mere=.—To hi 'dated. •
•• Sir Y. SOMBRVILLI presented elven • Petition, teem the
meaty of Meath, praying for uuquabfid itnnocipatios ; and also
for the repeal of the- bob-letting and Vestry Acts.
Mr. MOORE presented two Petitions from the county of Wei.
ford, against the Catholic Clalets.-..T0 be pekoes'.
• Mr. LOCH presented a -Petition silted, hi- too, persons, In-
habitants of the eastern part of the amity of Orton, against any
further concessions to the Roman C tboiks -To be Waled. .
• Admiral RV ANS pretested a Phtitius to. the same aim from
Deneraile, in the vicinity id Cork.—. To he rimed.
Mr. M. id A X•WILLL presented. Petition spina the Catholic
Claims from Castle Ryes and Rathconnich, snooty of Cork. and
from A Weer ,and three ether parlakes.in the county of Cavan.
Mr. LA TOUCHE promoted fetn•Patitions trent places in .the
county of Kildare. in favour .of.Catholk Claims..
Mr. LITTLETON presented two Posiltitioa against the, Cuba.
Ile Claims front•the pariah of Almostheld sod thether parish In
Staffordshire. • • , •.4 -
Mr. DU.4CO\IBR presentedaweasimilat. Petitions. frees the,
parishes art Lunn!. y. Kirkdale, and another parish in Yorkshire. .1
Mr. W Mill rose to present a similar Petition from the Clergy
of the rurel deanery of Gloucester. . •
Mr. B. COOPRIt said, he had been desired to support the
pl a
ied.
prayer of Poling', a newest with which be cheerfully com-
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General KING
.preeentess nodise. Petition from the Protestant
inhabitants of a barony in the county of Alayo. ,
, Sir W., W. WYNN presented a Petition from corporals of the
Ride Corps of the Royal Denbigh Regiment of Militia, praying
the Howe to take theft car into maskieretioss.. A Amine pe.
Woo was presented no behalf of the corporals of the Anglesey
I Regiment of hi
Lord BECTI Vst presented a Petition from the Remo Catholle
inhabitants of the parish of Castktooi county of Meath, against
the Sub-letting Act ; and a similar Petition from the Roman Ca-
tholic hththitants of soother parish in the same.coonty.
Mr. CORTE'S presented two Petition against the. C.atitelic.
Claims from two parishes in the county et &meet. The Hon.
Member said, that one of these Petitions was signed by. envy
Freeholder in the pariah..
' Mrs D. W. HARVEY moved fora return of the namaberaf
pesetas Gird since IeSS, In the Court of King's Bench, distin-
guishing those Sled for the plaintiff from those for this defendant;
also Of a copy of the application made to his Majesty's Commis-
Anvers for Ihdlding New Churches, for a certain sum of money
for the purpose of building a new Church .in a parish NI UM.,
pool, with a copy of the amount of advances made by the Con.
mission's ; also for a- return of the number of Cherish:SAL the
Sir A. CA MPORLL prevented a Petition from the Trades
• House, Glasgow, against any further concession to the Ronan Ca-
thotic-.

Alt. J. WOOD presented a redden from the Protestant Dis-
senters in l'arAdise• strct t Chapel, in Liverpool. in favour of Cat
atone Emancipation. •
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General C SCU R maned for a return of all ships _
bj steam which were nuniined in the several puns of Great
Britain, distinguishina the puns, and the usual destination and
species of trade to which each vessel was confined; and also a
return of the number of ship* now in the course of being built,
and which were calculated to be navigated by steam.
Mr. SYKk S presented two Petitions from the Merchsote,
Traders, and Shnpiteepers.of the town of Kingstoe upon-Hull,
praying to be reheved from the oppressive elects at the tax upon
receipts, and also from the house tax.
Mr. BRIGHT said that the taxes of. which the Petitioners
complained, pressal very *evil, upon the industry of the shop.
keepers and middling tradesmen, and he believed that, if returns
upon the subject should be-laid before the /louse, it would appear
that the amount of the taxes paid by a few strestsfel of middle.
rate bosses is trading towns eaceedel much the amount which
was derived from all the villas and splendid mansions in &Wand.
The Petitions were then read. and ordered to be Fringed.
Mr. BARING moved for copies of any memorials which leo'
been presented to the Government since the beginning of the year
MHO, oa the subject of the Nautical Assessed and of the Board
if Longitude; and also for au account of the expense of the lett
abaniof longitude from i s Institution until its tetatination.—
The returns were ordered to be laid brfdre the House.
Mr. HUNK presented a Petition from an lvidivldusinansed
William Hairy Instill. residing at Islington, praying that a plan
which be ptoposal for facilitating the apptoack to the New
London Bridge should.* telersed to the Committee of the House
now sitting on the' subjeet.—Ordered to lie on the table. -
. Mr. WILLIAM PEEL presented returns relating tn clingiest*
In England and Wales during the past year.
Mr. DICK placated a Petitionitous the Protestant Inhabitants
et the parish ut St. George, In the city of Dublin, against any
further coon-saw to the Roman Catholics. The Hon. Member
said,, that it bad been his 'intention to trouble the House, ea pre,-
wallas this Petition, with a few observations no the'estrieedlowy
conduct of a Right Hon. Gentleman who was not now • Member
of the Hansa He. should, bewever, in puesemsepee On Right
Gouda:ma's absence, defer to atiother,oppeetseits. what)*
had to say on the subject:. laved, as that Right Hen. Gentleman
had thoughtlit to dewy his no a sheet notice, it would
biairdslag eatraordinary.tbeP=rotora a hisfoream opinions
iddi as little ceremony as* bad gliondeped them.
• Mr. BERNA I! moved for certain Returns congaed With the
&airs of the Corporation of the Trinity House._ ,
Mr. JEPHBOI4 presented a Petition from the Roman Cadidie
'llliehltants of all parish of Whitecburch, in the at Corks
VIM the Vestry. Act.:
Mr. BROWN LOW gave notice, that on Tbrapdag neat, be
wood introduce a measure* relative to the Drainlpidattitsieleilend.
The Honourable Mauna then preseatod fres aim
parishes Is the couatyot Tyros*, Armagh, sad Cavan, is favour
of Catholic Emancipation. . , • .
• The SPEAKER then misdated the House that, is °bedlam*
to the recommendations of two Select Committees of that Homo,
'grimed in IMSIS and Mk a general lodes had been prepared to
hears& of the House from the time of the Haloes with Ito.
hwiupsi the'year•ll26. The Right .Hoooorabie Geademaw thei
asked K it was the pleasure of the HOW that the lade= shnuid he
printe4, which, on the motion of the Cuaacesmaa of the Ewan;
,quer, was then ordered.
The SPEAKER farther Informed the House that, is the meet
isionste coasideratioa, a plan had been prepared fee supplying the
dropped Sobs et the historical proceedings of. the House by lame.
Iry the Journals the pruceedlogs which took pine on Co..
of the whole House, is wen as those whisk take Owe la
the Hosea itself. The plan which had beta adopted would pro.
'Oven* inceavetaissoe lathe conduct of the public business, and
would supply the (July defieleacy which sow tabled upon the
'mods, by reeording many important proceedings which amid
oily tate place la a caninittes of the whole House. ,
r The House expressed their approbation of the Speaker's eons.
; and the proposed plan was, on the motion of the
of the Eachelser, ordered to be carried lam effect. .
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Claths melee 'nits CH iINCELLOR of tile EXCHEQUER

!'that the Report su the Conintiturept,fitapply be brouibt up,
Mr. O,IsIEH.L, seeing the Right Hon. &cretary for
the Colonies in his place, wished to ask if any steps had
been taken by his Majesty's Government tiwards re-
lieving this country •from she expense and mortality
which were the consequence of keeping up the colony
Of Sierra Leone? ..
Sir GEOfiGE -.MURRAY sail, that, . not - havine
been aware of the Hon. Metibeilb inteation to put this
question, he bad not come prepared with any specific
information upon the point. , He was however. able to
state•that the -Government had been for some tint,
back making all possible reductions in the
of the colony, with a•view to pave the way to a possible
abandonment ofitat some future period. •One circum-
stance which caused great obstructlon to the wishes of.
ticwevateent upon,the -subject Was, that the Colonies
cantaioed a great number of tiberated Africans. who. if
the colony shoo Id be um ahandonediwould be obliged
to tOONIIIO that >Werner enedition.;.." • - • •
r. HUM E ewe ed, %het hi answer. to +a • question
which he hid put tastyear,tv had been given to on-
dor.tand that arrangements we.e in progress for re-
moving . nr esteb'sishmentu entigelir from the colony of
SierieLoorre. irbe bud nereo under,tood it. be-would
have immediately brought the subject under the tonal-
derasion 44-the•il harm web • deep• regret that
es heard the mower which bad ja.cbaau 4iveb by the
Right Moomwable-Seermary•few the Colonies. .lo was
..wild/et:eget that Ise 4trend •his Majesty't.Goveratl
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