§ Mr. NERLE took the Oaths and his Seal, as Member for Gatton. Petitions were presented, praying for 168 the repeal of the Duties on Coals carried coastwise: Against the Leather Duties: Against the Malt Duty: For a Reform in Parliament: For the Abolition of Slavery: For the Emancipation of the Jews: Against the Truck System: Against the late Change in the Currency: And praying for the removal of the India Company's Monopoly.
§ Returns were ordered on the Motion of Sir THOMAS FREE-MANTLE of Money demanded at the Exchequer by High Sheriffs of each County of England and Wales, for extra expenses in 1828–1829, and of the sums granted by the Exchequer:—On the Motion of Mr. WODEHOUSE, of the average Prices of Com in England and Wales for the ten years ending with 1829:—On the Motion of Lord F. L. GOWER, of the Expenses of various Public Establishments in Ireland, and of the Miscellaneous Estimates for Ireland.
§ Returns were presented of the number of Vessels employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom for 1829: Of the money paid for the management of the National Debt: Of balance of Public Money in the hands of the Bank of England at different periods: Of the last report of the National Vaccine Establishment: Of the twenty-second Report on Charities: Of processes issued and the commencement of Writs in the Courts of Great Sessions of Wales during the last ten years.