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London, England, 1829-06-13 00:00:00

Alderman Wools and Mr. CIARLEI Tionrvsow, to attend a Com-
mittee of their Lordships on the Bill for improvink the approaches
to Londombridie.
The House gave the Hon. Members leave to attend.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the weavers of
`Wigton, in Cumberland, complaining of distress, and praying that
taxation might, be reduced, and the state of the currency taken into
comideration.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the Cutlers of
Hawn, for opening the trade to India.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition teem Glasgow, cons.
'hieing that the doors of a Court of Justice in that city had been
. dosed during the administration of justice.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from a Jesuit in Dub.,
inn, against the clout is the Catholic Relief Bill against Monastic
Orders.

Mr. BROUGHAM phittimied a Petition from James Cra-
ven, of Vauxhall, builder, who had been refused a license for
a public-house he had built in a gooti situation in the neigh-
bourhood of "Vauxhall. Mr. Brougam said he would take
that opportunity of correcting a. mistake that bad gone abroad
respecting what he bad said of the Foundling Hospital. He was
so tar from condemning the deviation from the original invention,
which in all cases of Foundling Hospitals was to make a public
..ouis.nce, that be had greatly praised that &elation. He was also
• vpreaented as an enemy to infant schools; whereas ho and two of
I i. Wands were the first who bad established public Infant schools.
' General GASCOYNE moved for a return of the number of.
steam vessels in each port of the United Kingdom, and the number
of voyages made by esclL—Ordered. . •
Mr. LENN AR D brought up the Report of the Committee on
Patent Inventions.—Ordered to be printed. • ~ •
Mr. LAN NA RD gave notice that he would airbag• the subject
under the consideration of Parliament early nest Session.
Mr. HUME presented a Petition frets Mr. James- Kenny, stating
that he had lent 300 i. to Colonel Crosby. Colonel of the Kerry
• Militia, for which be sued him, and obtained a judgment of the
Court in Ireland several years ago, bet hadoistrer since received
the money, the Sheriff for the county of Kerry stating, that he
uuld not levy any distress on the goods of the Colonel.
Mr. WORT FITZGERALD presented .a Report from the
Protector of Slaves in the West Indies.
Mr. EASTHOPE presented a Petition froth the Spanish Bond-
holders, and stated, that four millions of the money lent Apia had
been applied by the King's Government to the paynsest of the debt
of Spain. The petitioners prayed the House to take steps to pro.
cure a recognition and a final settlement of their claims on Spain.
Mr. ROBINSON moved for a return of the teatime and is.
renditure of Newfoundland and Labrada(' for the last ten yeoroo"—
Ordered.
Mr. HUME moved for a Return of all Courts having power to
grant probate of wills, and of the probates and letters of Waldo•
tration granted during the years 1826-27, and Dann.—Agreed to.
Mr. HUME moved for a Return of an Fees and Rnioluments
received by all the Ecclesiastical Courts of England.—Agreed to.
Mr. HUME moved for acs Account of all the Charges made in
the cause of Brien sr Brisco, in the Cousietery Cadre, Court of
Arches, and Court of Delegates. -
Dr. LUSH' NGTON said he should not oppose the motion, but
tie cause was one in which the patties had ran litigation to its ex-
(rents. length.
Mr. FERGUSON opposed the motion, which could give no
vitriol information to the House, as it was au extreme case.
Sir C. FORBES and Mr. G. DAWSON supported the motion.
..t-Agreed to.
Colonel SIBTHORPE presented a Petition from persons con.'
fined for debt m the King's Bench Prison, complaining of fees ex-
acted by the- Marshal.
The amendments made by the Lords in several Bills brought up
were agreed to.
Wilson's &tate Bill was reed a third time and passed.
The House adjourned to Nos o'Ciasca to Friday next.