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Preindent of the pruned f o r i,v,agnian s Hunt, R and r mue,Piit,raae.er I lIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Tess4r, MARCH 15. The Bishop of Liaooki took the oAth4 and ha seat. Mr. Hobhouse, and other Mem!'ers of the Ca*, mons, brought up the IrisliTax Regulation an:.L. 4 Bills, the Irish Stamp Duty. and the Maii 'Military Mutiny LW, which were severally res.; a, tiist time. The Thames Police Bill was read a third tins.; and, on the motion of Lord AllefiLAND, thei clause tor constituting the desertion ftoin rriereh jat. ships a misdemeanour, WAS withdrawn. Cowl rs uF JOS rice 15. Ss:oil...ND. Lord IiRENVI LLl'. rose, and acqusiated their, Lordships that. baying twice deliveied nion at large, as will on the iiitialieftion e present pia :tice. as on the remedial principle, the intended regulation. he should nosy cArie himself merely to move the 0, der of the l;Ay Icr' the second read , tig of the Bill tot the better 'tip., lation of the Courts of Justice in Scotland. - The Duke of MON I'It.OSE declared his into. tion of not entering into the mvits of the preNrnt Bill, in its present sage, in coos‘quence of the absence of two Nubia Friends ut hs., with wh.ne opinions on that subjett, he WAS inclined to C‘iii.• cide. The Margins of ABEKCORN acfurcd 114 House, that, until that day, he was not acquainted with the extent of the proposed measure. Uf course, it was unnecessary for him to state, that he wit not fully prepared to enter into an esarninitnia of the mons of the present Bill. AL the same time, he must express his opinion. that it ten Jed, in the creation of new others, and in the eredn n of new tribunals, direttly to infringe the Article* of Union between the two countries. The Earl of LAUDEithALi.expressed his cisn. viaion of being'able, at the period of discussing the present Bill, fully to clear up every ditiereuce of opinion which might exist amongst Noble Lords, it to its salutary tendency. He contended, that tlx House was now as fully empowered to create Lards Extraordinary, as it was by the 10th of George Lie First to abolish them. wad iefpri.ad to heat the a pprenarrsi.r. ibe moon. _ A. a, al measure inhinging the articles of Union, Wien iie recollefled the measures subversive of those atticks, winch that Noble Marquis supported in the House. But he still was confident, that he would convince even him of the merits of the intended regulazio, and the necessity of its immediate adoption. Lord GRENVILLE, in reply to me observatina of the Noble Marquis, that the present Bill violatca the artieks of Union, wished to impress no the Hosts-, that a power VOW vested, even by the Aa of Union, in Patharnent, to make such Aerations As to it should si!ein fit, for she better segolation et En Administration of Justice in Scotl•iid. It W4i upon that nest the House awed in the Itrop George the First ; and it was certainly natural sq conclude, that the spirit and principles of that gtead legislative measure were, it not bettei, at least s.y well ur.derstood then, as at the present pentad, Lord REDE.SDALE said, he was happy to find. from the sentiments of the advoe.itile for the mea sure, that it went only to a regulation of lotus io the Courts of Justice in Scotland ; at the same time, he could not sefrain from declaring that, in his view of the But, it tended slirealy is intringe rue Arti:les of Uniew. The 1111 war: then read a second tim and order ed to be committed on :Nona4y. Mr. Johnstone, from the Office of the Chief se cretary in Ireland, presented the Annual Accounts of that Office. Adjourned until Ten o'Clock to-nwrow morning• IIoLISE CoxiMUNS• Sir J. L• Ell ERIC o'Jtamed leave to bring ins Bill fur building a Bridge over the Thantn, at Vauxhall, and tor making Roads adj scent thereto. Mr. COURIENAY gave notice, mat on Monday neat he should make a motion kr deferring the nomination of the Cuirass Elation Committa. Mr. IIOBHOUSE muvcleappointmerit of Committee to prepare an Estimate of the Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland, for tLe year 1807 ; also, an Estimate of the Allowance to Subaltern Officers of Great Britain, in time (if Peace • also, of the Allowance to be made to Ser jesiit-glajors, Itc. pursuant to an order of the 4;th of his Majesty. Sir JOHN NEWPORT deferred his motion for an Account of the Amount of vie Annual Mail Duties, in Ireland, till Monday next. The liish License Bill was read a second time, and mdcied to be committed on Monday nest. On the Motion for calling over the defaulters on the call of the House, yesterday, preVious to the Dublin Election Committee, the names of Sir Horne Popham, and others, were called over, and ordered to attend in their places on Tuesday next ; and Lord Bruce, for whose absence no ex.-use was of fered, was ordered to be taken into tae csutudy of the Serjeant at Arms. Lord fIOVVICK moved, " That the order for the second reading of the Irish Catholic Army and .Navy Service Bill, on Tuesday next, be discharg ed ;" which being dohs, he then moved, " That Pm"' ~.~._. Drits;a. .71le H Regolei( Mr. Riven to Lest Sessi re , peftin; agreed Mondiy. 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