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London, England, 1828-04-19 00:00:00

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me, BP presented a Petition from some Merchant. of Lots.
don trot Coen Trade, praying pamision to manufacture
biscuits (Ma *stip corn doeezportatiens
The same M. Mcrae% presented, at Petition from a Friendly
Society spinet the Fe iendly Societies Bill.
file. W. MEI. brought up an account of the number of uobene-
Seed Curates-do England and Walea.—Ordeted to be printed.
Mr.' BELL presented a Petition from North Shields, against the
Stamp Dukes Receipt Laws.
Lord G. BRNTINCK presented a Petition from King's Lynn;
the prayer was oat stated by the Clerk of the House.
Lord CASTLEIIEAGLI presented a Petition from Moyalla,
candy of Down. praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery.
Sir ROBERT WILSON presented a Petition from Friendly
Societies .of the Duchy of Lancaster, against the Friendly So-
cieties BEL
Mr. Sestretirg TEEL presented Petitions containing a similar
prayer, from several Friendly Societies of Titelifield, Wickham,
and other places; by Lord G. Sosimiser, front .Monmouth; by
Mr. Lereurros, from Nadston; by Mr. F. Buxvos, from several
Societies in London ; by Mr. Hums. from Societies of Stockport
and Hullbridge; by Lord J. HOSSIELL, from the New-read; by
Alderman Tuomeson, from several Societies of London; by Lord
&SARA'S, front the city of Chester; and by Mr. BYNCI, from
Bethnal-green and Somers' Town.
Mr. W. DUN DAS presented a Petition from the Royal College
of Surgeons, Edinburgh, praying the interference of the Legislature
los theaupply of subjects of anatomy.
Mr. F. BUXTON moved for an accoont of the number of the
slave population in the Colooles, specifying the sexes; • and also
copies of all cummunicatious received at the Colonial Mee from
Mexico, un the culture of sugar.
Mr. MUNIE presented a Petition from the Catholics of the
parishes of St. Mary and Anne, Shandon complaining of being
compelled to pay rates for the support of le Established Church.
sir. Hume declared his concurrence In the sentiments_ of the Pe-
tition.
Mr. HUME presented another Petition against the Stamp
Duties on iteceipig, front the nine incorporated trades of Paisley.
Mr. J. Sli ITU! presented' a Petition from the brown linen
weavers of the King's Commit, Ireland, complaining of their ex-
treme distress, and praying the introduction of Pair Laws Into
['eland.
Mr. MEATH COTlt aireseuted a Petition-from certain agricul-
turists of Tagil, in &algid, againa.the importation of foreign
wool.
The Rights of Rzecutors Bill vritpostpoued to Tuesday.
Mr. 11011110 USE, in presentirik several Petitions against the
Friendly Societies' Bill, expressed v hope that the Bid might be
withdrawn, as one most obnuzian to those very parties whom it
WAS intended to relieve -by it. The Petitions were from Friendly
Societies in the borough of Southwark; St. James's Parish ; Duke.
street, Grosvenor-square; Ponaea ; and other places in the county
of Easel; Preston, Lancashire ; Stockport, ditto • Charlotte-street,
Bedford-square; anti Malheur.. They were Law the table, and
ordered to be referred to the. Committee on the Bill.
Mr. 110BHOUSE then moved an Address for copies of. any
coinniut.ication which bad been addressed by the Rector of the
parish of St. Mary.la•honue to his Majesty's Government, praying
th t the opinion of the 1.,w Officers of the Crowd might be taken
as to the right of the parish to advance a sum of money for the
transport of such ut its pauper inhabitants as might be desirous of
emigrating to t•otany OJT.
Air. S. lUCE suggested that if the motion went cut in this shape,
no rem n c..uIJ be made to it. The propositions was stunk in tespect
of Van Diemen's Land.
The minion was altered accordingly, and agreed to.
Mr. BERNAL, Mr. T. DUNCOMSE, and Lord STASLIST, severally
presented Petitions against the Friendly Societies Bill, from Re.
cheater' Hertford, and Lancashire.
Mr. U. GRA NT presented a Petition from persons engaged in
the Hefting Fishery at Long IsLiel, county of Inverness, praying
that t bounty might be given of three shillings pet barrel on ex-
ported fish.
'lite saute. Hon. Mammas presented a Petition from the Royal
Burgh a Forcer, North Britain, kr..)ing for relief front the Stamp
Duty on bre Insurances.
lir. Secretary LIUSKISSON presented a Petition from Liver.
pawl, praying that greater facilities might be est.:Wed to the ob-
taining eubiects tor the purpose of anatomic :1 disseclon.

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wow, reeeededlto danLordes Musse.d..and having
Warmed the House fitst be
I. roe soisiwea absence.
st sad theribeard the Royal Assent by
to several Eilds—.(for wbieh see the Lords' .) •
frqnt the Coerce Cbancet•Wit.. fought to
ris Cow.q. Naliairleurt aneery.
don of Mr. RID "COLIMA* Lord Arthur
go( Dreeknoelt, Mr. Spring Rice. were excused
al consequences of nes•attendance this dry in the Cont.
Westford Election Petition. ;