The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-10 00:00:00

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IMPRRIAL PARLIAMENT'.

HOUSE OF I.ORDS.—Fss. 9.

The House sat on Appeals till four o'clock.
Come' were heard in the case of " Sinclair r.
Manson."---Judgment postponed.
Counsel were also beard on the Appeal cape of
" Norhury v. Mead" (from the Court of Exchequer),
and the further coas:tleration postponed to Wednes-
day next.--Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SriAtieft took the Chair at four o'clock, and as
this was the last day of the Session on which Petitions
for the introduction of private Bills could be received,
tie Rouse was occupied fur some time in the receipt
of *tn.
'Mr. Sheriir Waithatan appeared at the Bar, and pre-
sented a petition from the Lord Mayor,•Aldennen, avid
Cinsimons of the City of Leadout in CoumEon Coe
assembled, praying for leave to bring in it JIM,
thorisiqg them tit make firther regulatiorl tylatit
he illaitisiars Bridge Act... Hied, and re*red
Committee appetneed for the purpose.
Mr. FR Einl A NTLIR moved that a Messags, be scut
to the other Rouse of Parliatnewt, praying their Lind.,
ships to communielte copies of the evidence taken re-
lative to the West Middl.sex Water Works Company's
Idol in the year lrl9. Ile also moved that copies of
all the Petitions laid on the table of the Dense of Cone.
1110111 Un the subject of the Supply of Water to the
Metroivlis, be 4tid before the Cummitter.—Ordered.
Mr. CURTEN presented a Petition from Salem is
the county of Sussex, complaining of the prevalence of
Agricultural Distress.
The lion. Member presented similar Petitions front
Battle, in Sussex : and from a town in the East of
Essex.—lteatl, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. MARRTATT presented a Petition from the
Merchants and Ship Owners of Minintichi, in New
Brunswick, stating their approbation of the existing
regulations on the Colonial Timber Trade, and parti-
cularly referring to the principles developed in the
Report of a Committee of the House of Lort't on the
subject, which the Petitioners considered to be highly
det:imentel to their interests when practicallv operated
upon. The lion. Member highly applawlej the send-
!writs of the petitioners. The Petition prayvi that
no alteration might be made in the existing laws.
Sir I.COFFIN wade a few observations on the as-
sertions of the petitioners, that all the timber brought
to this coentry iu British ships, from America, was
brought from the British Colonies. lie would pledge
himself to 'thew that not a stick of this timber was cat

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in the Colonies, but that all was brought Prow the
United States.
Air. .1. P. GRANT vindicated the Report of the
Lords' Gonnsittee alluded to in the Petition. It was
one of the roost useful Reports that had been mane
for some time. and when that branch of the subject
came to be inves►itated by the Committee fiat; sluing
on the subject of Foreign Trade, be would endeavour
to sliew the truth of the assertion.
Mr.IIARRYATT presented a similar Petition to

the last from 31ontreai.
.31r. RICARDO bad Leard with much surprise the
principles on the subject of the Timber Trade advo-
cated by the lion. Member who bad presented the two
last Petitions. They certainly were directly the re-
verse of the principles laid down in the Report of the
(7 1111 l miner of the House of Lords on the subject, which
was acknowledged to be a most comprehensive and
correct view of the matter. He should reserve him-
self for a fuller exposition of Isis syinions till the 80)-
1 jest came more fully before the House.