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THE SPECTATOIL A new Edition, with a Bin
grapbleal Preface.
By N. OGLE, rag.
Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marlrlana.

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THOUGHTS on
RELIGI the VALUE of FEELINGS in
ON.
By JOHN JOACHIM SPALDING,
A rlgnitary io the Consistory of Berlin, in the lest Century.
Translated from the German,
By ARTHUR B. EVANS, A.M.
&ore Cabs Rogers, Vicar of Barnwood, and Iliad Muter of
the Cathedral School, in Gloucester.
London : Printed for T. CadeU, Strand.

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Just published,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Fn. 19.
The LORD CHANCELLOR presented a Petition from West
Naling, in the county of Kent, against hatter concessions to the
Cathaies.—told on the table.
iktl KINGSTON presented Petitions from the Union of St.
Jean, in the county of Sligo, and from Wititclanrch, in the county
of Cork, in favour of the Catholic claims.—Laid on the table.
The Earl of LIMERICK presented similes Petitions from se-
veral patishes In the county of Limerick.—Laid on the table.
The Earl of LAUDER OA LE presented Petitions from a parish
In Devonabire from Bromley, and from Strathmore, against any
alteration in the Corn Lawa.—Lald on the table.
The Mau Eaac then presented a Petition from several poor
famities lo the town of Belfast, praying for the means of emigration
to Cenads.-.Laid on the table.
The Bathed ATHOLroseeted Petition" from too partible In
the county of Perth, against any alteration is the Corn Lowy—
Laid en the table.
Fail CATHCART presented a Petidun from the manufacturing
town of Paidey, praying for an alteration in the Corn Laws.—Laid

on the table.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented the Petition of the
Nolan Catholic iii‘itops of Ireland. in favour of Romweigetion.
which be had withdrawn Last week on atomic of hsfirmalitr.-
Laid on the tab!e.
The Nona tlaaqun then presented Petitions front the Roman
COIIOIICI of several parishes in the county of Dublin and games
County. praying fur Emancipation.—Lid on the table.
A Persoo from the Corn Market presented Reims of the aver-
age price of Foreign Corn brought into the market from 1124 to
the present time; and aloe of the market price of British Corn dues
sag that period.—Laid on the table.
The &ri of LAUDERDALE moved fora Copy of the Act of
Parliament which had enabled hi. late Majesty to grant an annuity
4460,000 out of the Aggregate Fund amongst his sons,with a rights
of survivorship till each of them should have £15,000 a year, eel
commence at the demise of his late Majesty. For a copy of the
Act empuweting his late Majesty to grant £30,000 out of the same
fend amongst his daughters, with a right of survivorship till they
had £6,000 a year. For copies of the Warrant or Warrants by
whisk his Majesty George 111. or George IV. under the autho-
rity 'lndium Acts of Parliament granted an annuity of sela,ooo
to the Duke and Ducheu of York, and annuities of A 14,000 to the
Dikes of Clarence, Kent, Comberfand, Sussex, aid Cambridge,
out of the Consolidated Fund; and for coulee of the Act which
enabled his pre-mit Majesty to make an additional grant of £4.000
per annum to the Dukes of Clarence, Cumberland, Sena. and
Walbridge, and of the Letters Patent by which the YJng had
made the X 30,000 granted with the right of survivorship to the
Princesses Augusta, Elisabeth, Sophia, and Amelia, claarrabk im
the Consolidated,. instead of the Aggregate Food.—Ordered.—
Adjourned. •
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The &saes* took the Coati- at a few minutes before four
&Clock, when a number of Members who had not previously takes
the oaths, appeared at the table, went through the prescribed cere-
mony, and tusk their seat/.
The Shetils of the City of London laid a Petition before the
Moose from the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, praying that
kave might begrasted to bring in a Bill, for the better Regulation
of the Fares to Watersnen plying on the River Thames.
Mr. Alderman WOOD supported the prayer of the Petition.—
Wbenhe bad braght forward the subject on a previous occasion
Rectal lionoursbk Gentlemen bad quoted cases which proved the
great inconvenience of the present system ; and he begged to state,
that ha framing the new AO, be shookd be most ready to attend
to say agitations with which be might be fetteored...Leave gram&
The Sheriffs of the City of Lindell WI briers.dle House a Pati-
tion from the Mayor, Alderman. and Comma Council, assembled
in Common Hall, praying for leave to bring In a BM for amending
the Act respecting the building of London Bridges
Go the motion of Mr. Alderman Woos, leave was grants&
The Deputy Clerk of the Crown received inane:does to anima
the-return for the Borough of Leominster.
hfr. Pontos presented some papers respecting the regulating of
the duties, &c. of the Officers of the House.
Mr. Rimed resented various Accounts from the Each of Rag-
land rapacity the National Debt.
A Petition was presented from the Ferrymenof the Ten of Dogs,
praying that their interests might be reacted.
Sir GEORGE CLERK obtained heave to bring in a Mil to alter
and amend the Act for building a Bridewell and Gaol for the City
of Edinburgh.
Mr. N. CALVERT predated a Petition from certain Owners
z‘'d Occupiers of Land in the county of Hertford. raying that the
imperial measure might not be continued in use.
Sir J. Ng WPORT presented a petition frost the Corporation
and Chamber of Commerce of Waterford. Kahn for a regale
tit lAtli on Sea-port Coals...—Ordestad to be printed.
Mr. CA LCRA PT presented a Pericles from the Norfolk yd.
cultural Society against the New Weights and Measeres.—Gedieset
tole printed.
Cannel DA FIFA moved fora Return of the nimble of now
crabs that had been enlisted from January, 1816. a Janney,
Ism ; also, fort Return of the Amount of Monies pild for dial
purchase of Discharges during the same period; alsevior an ,
count of the Sum received an consequence at booty Artois,'
when the itecreit is allowed his discharge as die impieisit at 41.
Ocalered.
Mr. ART DAVIS presented a Petition from Persons WC*
rested in the Coasting Sailing Vends of Behtol.patflog that Steam
Boats might net be allowed to carry Goods.
Mr. H. DAVIS presented a Petition facet certain Members al