Star.
London, England, 1827-03-27 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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HOUS2 OF LOK OS, Mallen 96.
The Duke of BUCKING HA M presented a Petition from the
Fellows of Brazenness. Colley, Oxford, asainst a Hill regulating
eertsin property devised by William Hull, ksq.-..-Laid on the table.
The Duke of ATHOL presented • Petiiiun from the Land-
owners of Castlegowrie against any alteration in the Coen Laws.—
Laid on the table.

Lotd COUR TOW N presented & Petition from the Millers of
Weaford against the importation of Foreign Flour.—Laid on the
table.

Lord KENYON gave notice that hot should present to-marrow
a Petition from a Gentleman of the name of Parker, relative to
some transactions at the Cape of Good Hope.
The Bishop of RXRTh.It presented Petitions from Ashburton
and from a Parish in the Cooney of Cornwall against the Catholic
Claiets.—.Laid on the table.
Earl BATHURST presented a Pedtke from the Guild and Cat-
poration of the Royal Burgh of Perth, complainiag that the propo-
aldose before Perliaeseat tat thee* the Cora Laws were ton
fmoerable to the landed %neatest, especially since they had been
altered.-.-Laid oa she mid*.

The Borlgf COINA R VON masted the fetnowirag Petidtm
%MOW persons invited near Vaashat praying for an Alteration
in the Law respecting Opining:
To the Right Honourable she Lords-Sphitual and Tensporal of
Great Brit.in and Ireland in Parliament assembled, the Peti-
tion of the undersigned Primacies, arrested near Vauxhall, on
a charge of Forgery of Money
Humbly sheweth,
That in the Act of Parliament, entitled Mb Geo. 111. chap.
49, dated 24 holy, 1519, the 10th and 13th sections, me the weed
Coin. instead of .Money, which tern is employed in the 11th wake.
That after permitting money to be melted into Whoa, the 10th
section allows bullion to be manufactured, namely, without limi-
tation in respect to the money of the realm i indeed, there In sib-
joined, " sexy thing in any Act or Acts la form in Groat BriMist or
Ireland to the contrary thereof in an wise nawithstaading."
That the 13tb section prohibits a dabaseaayt of mean after la
manufacture, but not during that operatics.
That with reheats* to the loth asetita, yen Lordelaips will be
pleased, fee the words " sad so eseoateposee or 'Open. or other-
wise dispose of :be gold or diver belies preload thereby," mean.l
Mg from naked mosey, to subetkute, • sod except coonterieltiag,l
er Imitating the mosey of time redo, to Ineandatore, or export as i
otherwise dispose of the geld or elver hellion predated thereby;
as well as for the words "sod it is expellent that the walk in
gad and silver balm ahead be untestratted," to say. ' sad kls
expedient that the trails in geld and sliver halloo should be m-
anned; are the bumble regions of year Peticiesars, who, as in
dap booed, shall seer pny, ice.
(Slued) SH AD It *CH WA LULA.
pe JERZIKIAII ANDRAWL
Ilorsomouger-lasie Gaol, Mara 15, US?.
Ordered to Se as the üble. •

A Person from the Comanheissees ter repairing Highland
Reads and lkidges,abtessated the lath Repast ef that Commis.
Fien.--11Aid on the
Several Accounts were presented porsnant te tie Orders of the
House. and kid en the tabk.
Sir S. Vivian, sad others from the Ctwanduee, hareght up se-
venl Private Bilk, which were reed a Brat dam.
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that the beet and most reggae bock timid be to wait the
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Lord TRYNHA Id said. that be did het seat se mewl hie le.
wisdoms till after the Bill had bees received transits tidier lima
The Petkieas were then laid co the table.

2111ZACII 01 ritsviLitaz.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that he had
been informed that a summons had been served on
an officer of their Lordships' House, which be thought
involved a breach of their privileges. Their Lord-
ships were aware that all strangers were excluded
from their House who had not Peers' orders, though
by a sort of permission, of which he did not complain,
there were persons allowed to report the proceedings
of their Lordships. &rangers, however, were not to
consider themselves entitled of right to come into
that House on business not connected with it. The
present case, he understood, was this—the officers of
the House took este of the sticks, umbrellas, and hats
of strangers, which were not permitted to be brought
into the House, and one of those officers having desired
an individual to leave his umbrella before be entered
the House, the desire was complied with, but at its ris-
ing the umbrella was missing. This individual bad
brought an action in the Court of Requests to recover
the value of his umbrella. He bad certainly a right to
seek redress in any Court, but he had none to serve a
process on their Lotdsbipe officer whilst attending his
duty in their House. This? he (the Lord Chancellor)
considered a breach of their Lordships' privileges, and
it would be for them to consider whether they would
call in their own officer to state the circumstances of the
case, in order to take any further step afterwards, which
they might consider proper?
Earl ROSSLYN retarded the transaction as essen-
tially a breath of the privileges of the House. He would
go farther even than the Noble and Learned Lord, by
stating it as his opinion, that the indifidual had no
right to bring an action in the Court of Requests or
any other, against their Lordships officer for an act
' done in the performance of his duty.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was understood to in-
cline to the same opinion, and then moved that Mr.
John Plass. their Lordships officer, be summoned to the
bar to state the circumstances of the case to their Lord-

ships.—Agreed to.
Strangers were then ordered to withdraw, and Mr.
John Plass was called to the bar. On our return we
were informed that the House had ordered the person
who served the process on the officer, to attend to.
morrow at the bar of the House.

DTs PASSIM

Earl BATHURSTpresentetl a Copy of the Conven-
tion entered into by his Majesty and the Emperor of
Brazils, for the abolition of the Slave Trade; a Copy
of the Correspondence with the American Ministers
respecting commercial intercourse ; and Copies of the
Reports from his Majesty's Consuls abroad, containing
the regulations adopted to foreign countries respecting
the importation and exportation, and the prices of Grain.
Laid on the table.-'-Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Ouseral DUFF roamed a Fetid°. from tin Colvoestioa of
Esters of Let* in favour of the Lei& Polka ESL

CoaIATMS OM TIM comm Of WWI itifillOlL
A Special Report was node for the Ceasnektoe appointed for
try the gawks of the Petition ennyleining of an nadaa return kw
the County of Dublin, stating that Assassin J. Ciffeill, Req. one
of the Members et the Committee bad been prevented by dine,

from encoding the Committee on Saturday. in coomellartsee of
which they had adjoutoed to this day.
A Medical Gentleman of the new of Way.* was called to Mt .6.
Bar, and examined by the &tummy to prove the f..ct of his.
O'Hara illness.
00111111112. on THROWN, di' 04161. WAT 111711TIPIII.
Imid P. L. GOWER made a 'peal Illopastkom the tbounittoe
onpobled to try the marks 4 the Paddellf4l4l/1441S 111 endue
mum Ike the County of Galway. stating that the Pethkaer had
requested an adjournmeat far a few day., in coosequalse of the
abssase4 a illatetial twinned ; and that hr (14" F. Glitaidikidi
In eameitikate. been induced to move the Hoorn for pomissiman
adjourn Sill Monday, April t.
&LAMM ILlcuTtOlf.
Sr W. W. WYNN repined from the Committee appointed to
•ory the meths of the PetiskureempleMing of an undue retorts foe
the lhortegh of Reading. that Omega Spence, Rag had not base
titif ettlideernd....oostatzsarghai mares returned; an that Chaim
ark had doly elected. and ought to him been
returned:WSW tho Ins stet frivolous or onadoos.
The SPRAKIR as that the Deputy Clerk of the
Crown should outind the liimeetornsanow, to Undid the Beam.
sate taws.
BURRRI.L presemil from the Owners aid
Occepitris of Land is she of ilittploy, to the comity of
ellmx,rinf fordlll/1141401114 the Landed totemic
Mr. EMNRDliprosesupts Rides front the Corporation of
the Royal Burgh at Pada, pattlialiei to the Corn BM before the
Home or any aim Immure to enhance the price pro-
at
visions, might not pus Into a law. Hos. Cilnatlehms "obeened
shot he fek it to be Ms dirty to present the Peddles; at the mar
time he could oat amid of the mown which hod Wen
Introduced by his Greeronsent.
Sir JOHN SH promoted a Pedtion from the Occupiers
at Lod is a Hulitedl he the County of York, fat the further pea
maim of the UAW k bastest.
Sr A. CAMPBELL pOsotftoita Pension Irma the Lentimrsers
of the County of Dtwohansm pray* for the hanker proem:ties et
the Leaded Imam& •
PSolsllftain INIMMIna•
fir JOHN SEBRIG HT presented a Petition Boss 1114rgo
Fording, a Protestant Dissenter, praying Ott DM-
seam might be admitted to participle, he thst aell 1 tt of
their countrymen.
Malt 'MUM . •
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Sr CHRISTOPHER COLE prime med s Petal. the
Merchants and Shipowners at Swaim, rapist ths eMploymoot et
steam messis coastwise.
Sic JOSEPH YOKE observed that the. ospothri trmile might II
be protetted.
PACS= StATIOOL • - •
Mr. WILLI AMS prepoitedo Iran slia.Mitpilm Ow-
parades. and Inhabitants et Hret ivd Wan, @piste tbltartLd
of the Packst &Woo from dm pen.
SUM LAWS.
Sr
T. HOOCH pressmen' a IPethiou Item the Magistrates of the
Western Didion of the Omar, of I S, praying ter as alma.
am in the Game Laws. .
momma 017111/ST.
Os the maim of Geitmal MASCOT NIL on amount was ordered
to be hal leAste the Home, of the ember 4 Irina and foreign
mask dletlasuishig their mem sod amount at tonnage, which
hem ammedomd cleared Old of the pens of Lauden,Urerposiblioll.
Bristol. Gleagow, and Ninth and South Wald% from the ski of
January, to the latest period to which the same could be made out.

shot they were _ to the establishment of a
Is tho nee of wages, as the agricultural interest was to the elm-
hilament of a minimum M the price of earn ; and in that point he
litaielperibedy weird with them. He hoped that by per.
wadmi the Peddiears se so to the proof of this allegation before a
Opmenlmeaohe Meese would thew that they were not entirely
theta*e compatibles of so large and so diatressed a portion of
the=M ABERLY supported the prayer of the Petftlooses,
Who, le his opiate, had made out a areas mein their wa favour.
If the House greeted to the Agriculturists what they were pleased
to call a remoneradog price, it could not in fairness deny to my lad
every other class of the community what they considered a emu-
onetime price either for their commodities or for their labour. The
principle an which tie Corn Laws proceeded was false, and as dare.
peassee folio; although he admitted that a certain provides'', far
as regarded the peculiar taxation to which they were subject, seem
to)uadee to be extended to the As: latitudes.
Lard ALTHORP said that the prise of English wheat might
fall to the lowest possible 'meow he therefore elderly iillisred
with those who thought that any Wiedemann dwell be is epee the
prise of wheat.
Mr. CURTEIS thought that the depressiee of prices was the
ruin of the-countrz.
Upon the swim' for reading the Petilloa being put,
Mr. HUME said, that the wishes of the Manufacturers sad
the Agrkekurists were substantially the saws--eamely, resume-
rating prices. There were seven thousaad weavers at Baketele.
Mears, Them of the priacipel manufacturers splayed as. less
than four thousand hands. The Petition was ham the newton as
well as from the workmen. The Member for Bosse: had talked of
the herdic of high prices, but the effect of the Corn Laws would
be, to sheltie' prices to ate clan, at the impinge of aanabar.
Mr. CALC/IAFT said, that the subject had hese mimosa,.
seated. If the project of the Legislature was to eve the Agricul-
turists high prices, the Agricalturbu fbennehes maiatehod that
the prices they would procure by the measure would not afford
them a ftol9lollllldoo. Other articles were protected, and why
not con? •

ilisaaaxr and Mr. Camas,: expkined.
Lord STANLEY nude a few restarts, when the Petition was
ordered to be printed.
Mr. HUME said, he bad another Petition to present from a
Parish in hest. The Petitioners add, that they were Oentpkili
of Pear Lands, and unless the Legislature extended to then' ems
protection, they would be enable to pay their high rem and tank
After a few wee* from it Ornsaiss Deanau, the Petition yes
ordered to be printed.

emus orgonsalludorr s IMAM.
Mr. HUME gaye neck, that en Tuesday, the IStb May, br
would submit to the House a Motion respecting the Church Est&
bliablnent of Ireland. _

metwiv n.eCTSCIM COMMITTIL
Lord F. L. GOWER moved. that the Home do grant leave to
the Committee of the Galway Election to adjourn WI Monday, the
24 of April, owioj to the absence of several witnessta.—Gramed.

TOSILOCO DUTig%

Mr. CALCRAFT presented a Petition from Mr.
Ruben Moo gait Price.of Vauxhall, on the subject of the
Tobacco Duties. It was a subject of considerable coo-
,
sequence, as it involved the protection of the Revenge,
the prevention of Smuggling, he. The petitioner was
very conversant with the subject. It appeared, that the
prosecutions, officers, itc. were most expensive ; and it
ought to be remembered that Mr. Carr, who ha 1 fiAmed
the Act, received large rtmunerations is tee:. The
petitioner added, such was the loose wording of the
Act, that it was stated, that a concern-might have five
4.. r six officers on their manses; they could. neverthe-
less, carry on, if so disposed, a large contrab ad trade.
1; was thought that from 10 to 14,000.000.45. o. tobacco
were smuggled. The Petitioner had been io vain
requiring an examination of his plans; but in toots-
queues of his suggestions, cigars from an importation
'of eighty-four lbs. had been 160,000 lbs. If his
plans gesetally were adopted. it would improve the
Revenue 1,000,0001 a 'ear' with a reduced duty, and
still leave 1200 per cent. to the kmogg lei . Tobacco was
Id. per lb. in America, V. in Hulliutd. and 2i4. in
England—but the duty was Ss. per lb. The peutioner

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