Star.
London, England, 1821-04-10 00:00:00

IRISH COMMERCIAL INTERC9ORSE.

Earl DAKIILFY moved for the production of a
copy of the Memorial of the Bank of Ireland to the
Lora of ,the,Treasurr, relative to the Union Duties
beti:yeen'Great Britain ancrlreland, and other papers.
The. Earl, cif LIMERICK approved of the motion,
which was agreed to. •
The other Orders of the Day being disposed of, the
House adjourned at Seven o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. R. SMYTH moved that leave be given the Short-hand
Writer who attended the Committee on the 'Hedon Fiection,
to prodtke the Slinutes of evidenie which he then took at the
next Middlesex' Sessions, to be used in a prosecution for perjury
against a witness who was examined before the said Committee.
Leave given.
Sin W. -I.EMON presented a-Petidon from the Freeholders
of Cornwall, which bad been agreed to at a County Meeting.
The Petition prayed three things—First, that the Queen might
be restored- to all her Bights—Secondly, that some, retrench-
ment shimld be. Made in the public burthens ; and some. of
those Taxes repealed' which presied -Aunt heavily on the Agri-
cultural Interests—and, lastly, that the House would carry into
effect-some temperate measure of Parliamentary Reform. The
Hon. Baiimet said'he concurred in-the prayer of the Petition.
• Mr.. VON AYNE ri)ae to say, that he adopted every seuti-
ment in iheVetition which had been just presented. •He hoped
the question regarding her Majesty would soon be set.at rest.—
Ile agreed that retrenchnient was called tor, but on Parlia-
mentary Reform, perhaps, he was nut prepared to go the. whole
wiy with these Petitioners.—The Petition was ordered to lie
upon the table and to be printed.
Three Petitions were presented from the Manufacturers of
Bradford, Trowbridge, and Melksham, in Wilts, praying the
repeal of the Wool Duties.—Laid on the table.
Mr. F. BUXTON gave notice, that en Wednesday next he
would call the attention of the House to the barbarous custom,
still prevalent in British India, of Wives burning themselves on
the funeral piles of their husbands.
Mr. TREMAY NE presented four Petitions from the County
of Cornwall, complaining of Agricultural Distress.—Laid on
the table.
Captain WEMYSS presented a Petition from Alexander
Balfour, merchant, of Kirkaldy, against any alteration of the
Duties on the importation of Sawed Timber.—Laid on the table.
Mr. HUNTER BLAIR presented a Petition from the At-
tornies and Solicitors of the Court of Session, Scotland, pray-
ing to be heard by Counsel against the Bill now before the
House for regulating the Court of Session.—Read, ordered to
lie upon the table, and be printed.
A Petition from Gloucestershire, complaining of Agricultural
Distress, was read,and ordered to be referred to the Committee.
Mr. A. BARING presented a Petition from the Proprietors
of Bonded Grain, of Dundee, against the Bill now before the
Howse for altering the Corn Averages.—Read, ordered to lie
upon the table, and be printed.
Mr. T. W I LSON presented a Petition from the Merchants
and Corn Proprietors of the Cit.), of London, against the Bill
now before the House for altering the Corn Averages.—Read,
ordered to lie upon the table, and be printed.