The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-01 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Maitisod. Mr. Palmer, sod Mr. Barber, etre
ordered to he discharged frost the costody of the Si,.
jelled at Arm, is payment of their fees, they Wog
defhelte►e so former Decline Committees.

Mr. Ellis mu ordered to be discharged eithoet
payment of fees, behaving hems absent 'Wank indis-
position.
A Petition was presented from Cr. Andrew's,
born, agaiest the Paris► Clerks' ltd.—l/aid on the

The Greed Jourdan Canal Bill was read a second
time, sod ordered to ho committed.
Lord MORPETH presented the Report of the
[loblollies. Election Committee, that the *klieg Meag-
her. had been daly elected ; bet that the Petition
spinet their return, was neither friaoloss nor
mattes..

Lord PALMERSTON presented the Report el
the Grampound Election' Committee, that the sitting
Members were dole elected ; bet abet the Petition of
J. Tad, Esq. was neither (fleetest .or mafioso.
Mr. WILLIAMS hoped some Member would
bring forward a matins) on the subject of the late
Otampeesd Election. The parties had been con-
victed of eetroption, end yet he understood there
was to be a comments', that they should sot be
brought up for jodement. If no other Member
brought it forwaul, he would.
Lord PALMERSTON said, that before the Com•
elitist, there was no evidence as to the facts Misd-
eed to.

The West Middlesex Water Company's Bill sees
reed a second time, mod ordered to be committed.
The Nabob of the Comities Debts' Bill, was reed
a third time, and passed.
Mr. HYNG presented a Petition from Hammer.
smith, spinal the Parish Clerks' MlL—Laid on the
table.

Mr. J. P. GRANT resented a Petition from
Edinborgh aguinst the Edinburgh Water Works
Company's Bill.—Ordered to lie oa the kW,.
Lent STANLEY presented a Polition from
Wigan, against the Poor's !fates.--Laid on the
table.

Mr. LIT ETON moml for aerosols of ell
briefs for repair or re-building of Churches and
Chapels, issued since 1805, and the sues collect►d
thereon, the exponces of the l'atent, and the nett
proceeds. It •as his Intention to submit • •otion
on this sebjeci.eben the pipers should be laid before
the Home.—Ordered to be laid on the table.

Mr. P. MOORE prettooted Petitions from Cneea•
try, against the Poor Settlement Bill.—Ordered to
be laid on the table.

M►. CH A WI,KY presented • Petition from the
Clergy of Wasson, against the Catholic Claims: and
.no'ber to the same effect from those of Northumber-
land ; bet be must my, though it was most respectably
~gaml, that h. could not agree with the prayer of the
Petition.-I,niti an the table.

Sir W. GUISE promoted Positiorio from vitrifies
parishes hi Glogeosterstilm. spinet Ike Peer Settle.
mem Bill.—laid en the iota..

Mr. DICKINSON presented a number of Psi-
iions from various placesin Somersashir►, against any
further coueesqions to the Catholic'. As to hit opi.
nion, Mu had so r to alter it ; and he could not
content to CIIIIrP1M;01111 against the Constitution.

Mr. G LANGTON niJ, that be thought, on a
aohjeet of 'loch atreet importance to four or five mil.
lions in Ireland, the house ought to pay every welt.
Linn to their Cliti

The Petition te4i ordered to He on the table.

Lord FOLK k:::ToNE presented a Prii.inn from
Noir %rein, %ping any m1(4.2,4.111 lo IAP Clainlit 9,
which, h0w,,,,, ha caeld not sappott.-IAiLI an
thp

Similar P.titions were presented from Porttea.
Honlion, 11 alltngtoo, Bridgewater, the Clergy nf
Volk, the Clergy of Uittchcombe, Harwich, tie
Clergy of St. Albans, and Mitcham
Petitions in favour of Catholic Emanription were
presented from the counties of Cavan, Tipperary,
Newport, In the saute county, St. Anne's,
Moosighan County, KildareCoouty , Liverpool, Lon-
doliderrh Kerry Coanfy, Killarney, and Kslipol.
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