Star.
London, England, 1817-03-22 00:00:00

MISCELLAMIOUb.

Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the Town of
Warwick and its neighbourhood, praying for a Reform io l'arl a-
rnent.—Ordered to lie on the tables
The Honourable Member then matted for an additional Safi.-
man of all persons now indebted tab's Majesty on the filial and::
of public Accounts —Ordered.
Mr. BENNET asked the Right Honourable Secretary for ire
land, whether he Intended to bring forward any specific mea.nn
for the relief of persons in that country who bad been continue:
in Custody on account of being unable to pay their tees ?
Mr: PEEL said, he bad Inquired into this subject during tit
summer, but he had never pledged himself to take any steps upr,
It t he believed, however, that another Gentleman bad men:ionel
his Intention of bringing it ander the consideration of the Hor..,
Mr. BENNEIT then said, that, la a few days, he
move for such Papers as might be necessary to enable the
to form an opinion on these =ties.
Mr. PEEL brought up several Papers relative to the Pail:
An.counts of Ireland. _ _ .

Mr. LUSHINGTON presented Accounts from the Post•C-
fice6—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. BENNETT moved, that the Accounts laid on the Te.it
yesterday, respecting the Property-Tax, be priflted. Orduel
Lord COCHRANE presented a Petition teem Bury, in 141-
eashire, praying for Parliamentary Returns. Ordere.l to lie ol
the Table.

Leave was given to bring in a 13111 to light the Streets of Dub-
lin with Gas.

Mr. PEEL brought In a Hill to prevent impriprr pt rsan.
Ireland from having arms. Read a Atat time, and to dem: to t,e
read a second time on Monday •
Mr. GRENFF.I.L moved for a List of the Receirers•Oen.ral
of I.3nd and Assessed Taxes in England and Wales. •Orler.
Mr C. hIONCK moved for a Copy of the COlTtipar.denCe le •
tween the Treasury and the, Uti:versities of Scotland, relative to
the drawback on paper. Ordered.
0 the motion et Mr. H. MARTIN, the Exclave'. Cow P.,:
was read a third time, and passed.
The Window Duty Nieto* react a. second time, and on!ett
to be committed en Monday.
Mr. LUSHINOtON presented a Supplemental Report of :!.•
Commissioners appointed to iiiipairc into the proceedings LI tb
Scotch Courts.— the other Orders of the Day Lxing that diqtc-
std of, the House adjourned till Monday.

The total number of Excise Licences granted cr•
inn the last year ending sth January,lBl7, amountri
tom less than 278,7V.7 ; and of this numb, r Oct
were, for Ale, 48,403—Wine, 11,791—and Spa:,
35,183.
THE LITERARY GAZETTE AND J)URXAL CF 1•
BELLES LEiTREs.—The Ninth Number of this it,if
Weekly Paper, published this day, coot.tins, grave;
other interesting articles—
Account of the Tomb of Juliet, sesAfs a Drawl. g taken a:
rona in 1816; Fashionable Society; the Saw:tea nierceilketo
et intriguantes; French and English Manners con:raved :
mu of 14citnce and Art ; Female Luau rue ; ;
provlsatori ; Retirenarnt•of Ta'aut and Fleury; 03' jYtf
Picard; Dupont, the French Dancer ; Wise Arts; er.:.,:s
ration; the ow); I,:lian Opera ; Psyclae, t.r.; !too:A'. s' • •
Lumps, &c.; Oratorio; Mogan ; I;,..etew of to-w Books;
ment of lionayarte ; Secret of Dritia's Policy .a.carociiits • •
I Literary rat I atLionabit Intoblence; Anecdotes, Qe< 45:!.