The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

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HOCSE OF LORDS.—Faspar, Fes. 43.

The House proceeded in Appeals.
The. Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the
Queen's Annuity Bill, the Malt, Ike. Onties Bill, the
Transfer of Grants ICI, and the Longitude Bill.
The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the
Earl of Shaf:e•bury, and Lord Re4leviale.
Mr. Mason, from the E.ist India (louse, presented
Regulations of the thvertnuents of India in 1:1419.-0r:-
tiered to lie on the Tahle.
On the motion of the Mal of SIIAFTESIWRY, a
Message wAs ordered to he sent to the House of Com-
mons, desiring a Copy of the Report made last Session
by the Committee on Foreign Trade. Al5O the Evi-
dence taken last Session before the Lords' C •ttre
so Foreign Trade was ordered to be referred to the new
Committee.

CATHOLICS OF IRELCVD.
The Earl of DONOUGHMOHE said, he had some
Petitions to present from his Catholic fellow-imbjects of
Ireland, praying the removal of disabilities which they
had not ineurred by any crime, but merely from a con-
scientious adherence to the religion of their forefathers,
and to which he hail to request the attention of their
Lordships. This was not the first time that Petitions
of this description had called for the attention of the
Legislature, but it was the first time since a Prince had
sat on the Throne, who did not appear in any open or
üblicly know manner, to be actuated upon this subject
by any conscientious scruples, but who, previously act-
ing for another, might during !hat period, justly feel
that he could not du that for another which lie icnew
wonlil not be done, were that other illustrious person-
age in his place. These Petitions were intended to have
been presented in the last Session, but in consequence
of the subject which then m.mm entirely occupied the atten-
tion of that House, lie aihi!-ed the abstaining from pee-
syncing them; and in consequence perhaps of that
c ad-
vie, they wre not prented. It hail been nand of lye
to give the were
of sepresenting these Petitions, and
of the discussion on them, to the other House, in con-
sequence, he believed. of the House of l'ommons having
once agreed to the first step towards granting the con-
cessions, for which these petitioners asked. That had
been the case in the present instance; the Petitions hail
been presented in time other House, and a notice given
of the discussion on them for the 2Sth instant. Ho
wished to take the first day for-the discussion, which, ow
consulting with some of his Noble Friends, he &Imola
therefore name Thursday time eth of March.
His Lordship presented Petitions from the General
Body of the Catholics of Ireland; from the Catholics of
the Counts. and City of Waterford, and of cert.iiii Pa-
rishes in Dublin.—Read and ordered to lie upon the
Table.
Tie Earl of DONOUCHMORE then mowed that the
Lords he summoned for Thursday the Sth of March,
which was ordered.—Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF CONINIONS.—Famnamr.

The lionse was snmmoned by the Black Rod to how
the Ronal Assent given by .'ommi.sion to several Bilis.
Ur. Mason, from the Fast India Board, presented
several Papers, as ordered by the Mouse.
The same I;eutleinan preaeoted several Papers from
the Britigh illiptemn, as ordered bv the Howie.
111 r. CURTEIS presented a Petition from several
Landholders In the County of Sasses, complaining of
Agricultural Distress.
Mr. SVRIVAKT woRTLEY preseated a ainsilar
• _. Uorset.—Urdered to he on

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