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IMPERIAL PARLIAMAIV HOUSE OF LORDS—TmoirtnAT, JUNI 14 ZOUCIIE PEERAGE. Pursuant to the Order of the Day, their Lordship. re..l Ted int., a Committee of Privileges, and Lord WALSINGH.I d having taken the Chair; Coonsel was Luther heard relative to the claim of Sir Cecii &shop, Are. to the Barony of 4ouche. The farther con sideration of the case was deferr•. d till Thursday next . Lord AUCKLAND prevented (we ta,l,eve as Auditor of the R..yal Hospital at Greenwich) COrtiiill documents relative dm proceedings, adriptil m purioattca of sit Act of Parliament, which went ordered to tic no the Tattle. MOORE'S DIVORCE.: BILL. _ The Order fort .e second readine of the hill beiiiK moved, some conversation on the subject took ploce b.l weer, Lord Auckland, th e Lord Chancellor, the Moriaiis of Ruclitighain, and Ho Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury ; in the course of which, The LORD CI lANCELI.OR adverted so the importance of the general subject to which the Rill rderred, Oath! morals and teligion of the caUsitry the Legislature should always se•gud Bills of the kind wail the most 211360114 jealousy and sci .. ;,, D- Mus attention, patticulaily that there be PM gesionds to infer that collusion existed lietween the parties, either with respect , to the fact of the adultery, or with regard to soy of the pmered ing the Courts below, not only on the ;Linn( the principals themselves personally, but with reference to what inay be done throweli the medium of agents. His Lordship adverted tusome considerations iii the details of the prev,ist can, which at least rai►ed considerable doubts in his mind ; panicularly in the Courts below ; and lie again uhserved, with respect to sinister p:aetic.a on the part of the solicitors or law agents, such as tam p•ring either with the principals or agents of the opposite irony, there existed legal meals of subjeanig them to severe, but well-merited punishment. Notwithsta riding his present views' of the cos; he was not prspared to Ku the length of opposing the Order for the second reaching of the Bill, but would turn the siihject farther in his thoughts, and give it tit best atten tion his opportunities would allow, previous to his heal deter. =nation, which lie would eommunia ate to the House in ■ fu ture stage of the 8:3. )Jc hoped their Loral !ups, bearing in mind the general importance of Billy .f the kind, would attend more numerously than they were wont to du on ii/C US -110411. ..... Lord AUCKLAND% sentiments isf the Bill in question seemed in a great decree slaidar to thiro of the Noble Lool on the woolsack. Ilia Lordship, whir a reference to the ides of probable collusion, read certain p nut o f the evidence given duriog the ri.Settssions of the measure. A pelt of ;best were such as in his mind should prove fatal to ill,- Bill, winlsubse quent test:many naturally induced a different o with respect to the principal person concerned. Upon the whole, when he considered all the circumstances of the rap, he was inclined not to give a negative to the tocond reading oldie R.H. The Marquis of MTN:INGHAM coinviled with the pony tons Ind down by the Noble and Loamed Lord on the sub- OR. Ile agreed with him a. to the gener a l imp or t ance of Bills of the , and, at one p-riod, when his facilites were greater, he regularly made it a point to attend such diserasions_ He bad rut been able to attend upon the earlo.r dusco-sotoi of the particular can ander cyra•wierattua ; but, by what it^ had col. fled of it, and what he ball beard from the Noble Lords who hal spoken no the subject, he feared he could not, were the woes of the Home to be taken, corrwienciously vote upon tte Ruh i ; he should, in such n err, therefore r:tire. aft. r. wards referred to certain d"ta.'od ennaderatimis in slur ca., which 'reined to make an iinfavoiirible impres.ims on h s mind, arid drat to determine hon, acre he driven to the al ternative, to give a hostile vote upon the occasion. '('he A , chbistrop ot CAN I'ERBURT also approved of what fel from the Noble and Laarricil Lord upon the. sub ect. He deprecated every thing that tended to give (aridity to divorces, winch was, in point of fact, directly an encouragement to the oo mmvs.on of adultery itself. He was also of opinion that this injurious consequence might es cert.inly ba induced, through the medium cf inferior agents, as through col!usinu obtaining directly between the principals ditroseirm,and arh - zb, so tie same mound, should he guarded agmenst with equal Cill• 6911 amid jealousy by the Legislature. .I..fian so Le alplastatoa had taken place, principally Wausau Vie Mar.7ol': suciclNGlT.%' 1.012. thy Hdl wa, read a arum the Noble and L••arned Loni, Monday next, at low n•clnek, Then Lordship, 1h •n result fnr Allowing • Stila,y tw t JCaY ott • of the Hood 4 of Sal& ~~ FF~ d uo 7,T! ipeffA,, a CORI! ktnais Cite le( ter, Lad WALSINGII kVi ill the _ _ . . ........ 111§, ine E.irl of RADNOR :am. %-eilll 1 ,..,... was information with re.pect to th • kit'ij;•ct, fat th 4.4 tale the question of thd tie .eis.ur ef the m easur• ;ir,2, ei, thwuo twore explaii , tiuti wereiiiry, with weipect i , g .:, 1 menu already befiqe ,he Hone upon the ',object, :Ai hi ti,t. , 4 , pulation Ana m u d: a rating the hu e d re d s. the ,tong, i n e• nail gi•lg is the corset, o f f Ailzwer ,tc. Tae r iii of BrcKINGIIAV4rIIIRE cansid,; ‘ 4 o consent. o too the table a, ZAN4clulive awl eatiafrieto n .• the'e.ed ithitiOni They wet, oi aenert1b„,;.;.(....., roster. which wai vs fir a inailifeitati,g li ~f hi , ;., ; 1,, the truth and rotrectnest of throe doconi,nw. It ,„, ,.., : l Gentleman alluded to war then befiw the her; 1,0 rry g tile Earl, or any other Lord, 'vatted fa (urin e , ~,,f unn„ , I.lo+l, any particular point, he could he 9 , initioned. Mr. Gorit, the Gentleman in question was then ollel the War, and underwent rather a loirq elm tiimni ois, , ,. ,, ~,..i on the part of the Earl of Itarlour, as ti rt vanity nfrhtel coni id eri ti,,,,., c.fziriag , to the contents of the daciortrt,t i 4 tu the i.ubject, b...-foro the llouse. .... The ex, : danat.ons trveu. gonerally fa..tory to the Committee, byy. hum th e " the Huuse resumed. STIPENI)/ARY The Ord , r of !h. Day for their tip l ug : at . cal Mates *II tie Rill bent, retnl Tne Earl IIkIDfiEWATER submitted to non ships his opinion, that it woulJ be preferable to Cualmitti.e on the Bill ; a measure which 'into.. variety of important couilderations, all if w ho. , less, called for the at;,;:i:: t 1...; bUipo ; 4 enter neon It at that advanced hour. (It was teen La.:, ven o'clock.) The Fad of BUCICINGILI‘ISIIIRE was of cipatia opinion ; the reasons assi;:med shou v i vatteesl period of the Sf*"..o3 sus tin.i • enter upon AZ discuaion without the kast The House arcordiorly resolved int , a C diauliitte Bill, Lord WALSINGHAM in the Chan. On the muting the prettnble of the 11.11; Earl Fll'ZWll.l ISM addressed tile Committee, tisr. t e it, in his prieiv of that pert of the siib;eet, n( A- y ment, mid winch die was about to propose but Me !Vs Chairman insisting on the propriety of port the deration of the Iheitnble, until the sh I began* rn 411; the same, in the usual way, was mitered us be po...t,ae t t Neatly at the heginning of the fits, enact !lora, FITZWI 1.1.1 AM again addre.s.d exprrosed his opinion, that the. event of the al:. Pilo •-. 1 clear!y and accurately it:fined; it was not aownairsth,„,.. then steed, whether or tint the Bid extended to itt;s. remedy that tierce% he propoi.d, ai a anbandame. !. t tile words 'r fi:dritnal persons," >hood, be immen,J, part of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Ireland " Th. 4 proposition gave rii to am* comerutti•m to a 1 T.ord.hips. The Archbishop of AENI.IC:II (Dr Stuart, Neut• land) took the opportaiiity to declare his opinion, measure ought to be extended to Ireland. The Croat sr, u established Church in that part of the United a set cam's way as wall deserving tho protect io and eve aaret - .; of the Legislatures* those of Engl.nd, M every point .e.. 41 They tr,,re ulw folly ss respeeta'Ae, as good rowa z!" ter, and rrineod as na.,eli teal in toe p rrformsi e . , Itorien, as th , ...• of the sant , . clerical •.arik in r . Ltd FiIZWiLLIANI his prine;p4l . the caters: in sertied to Is", the that the Cho-..11 et Ll land was not, popularly 'peal:nig, the e.ti.mal Cher& rsty land ; the iceat body .1 the vo l ition a that count. a I nolo( the Clairreh of England irersooavan. in Reline 1 J in Ireland theta no- net, he 1 , ..14v0rt, a single Irotectat, that ouint "(vie., there was the same neernity tot ea reJL. the Bin tolw:and Lord Vivi...mit SOMF.RTON (Arclrbl.itop ei Duld,ul tended, that Ireland we, in errrr p tot of ti. w ccually emit to the innetin the Bill, or at least of a simil a at. (fret g enera l r ineiple, he agreed with the most reverend P.O. who pre,odad him. An rag: •I a,e saris of *Weld dealt to both countrier—if the raid lace of Civate. in s Country w-re propar and d.isirable, eery ve no• N th r altar! it were •deemed necessary m o.ltC.Lin , or, it r oe cen.rwl, necessary in the other ; and why ititati,d si - c.t a dotien...o node with respect to the ope:ati. a of a or refieni away: and, with respect to the Noble Lins ..ss.aram tie deuce of Pratestant4 In sec ,rat pariviso ui c.. tend e d, that n o parish of that aces:l4)ow, could be luv,l throughout the kingdom. The LORD CfIANCFLT.tIR obierst:, th at, with rt i mi!, the point under discus:tau, it mutt have rvi a!, 4;ii struts t e : • ;neseiit measure; en.. al. very Cameos or 8.11 hal To .1. of its exten.iins; t.ilreltr,d, or tint it would of iuchlo. • t r their Jauft.6lllllK would see, that an the 7* ray: the Bill, frequent and imps" tint r,fer,:lice inks .a4e 1.• proviaions or the Act of the 3111. of Ora j an .1.3. had no application whatever to Ireland ; so that in that ; a lma: view, the Bill, unless there were precisely such an Act die .: in all its provision*, and passed iu the same year of Nu M.: t ty's reign be the link Legislature, the in sent BO ensid int be Polish ire! W extond to that part .f the L'in'ed Kingdom Vtcorint SUM Eit i'ON en;4lairi d s that an Ar', +.veral of its provision* n'lsrly sinailn to the Act .idiot • ' the Noli'a and Learned Lord, lend imsard :I,r , Iris 1..1.4 usa The Bialin;“ were impoweuha to augment the Saar rates to 7 al. per ann. as os the I.nglirb A .t, and to ord .4 allowance of 151 le , ann. as an ertiolialent for the usr aide parsninge bouo:. The Act, however, TAY hat passed sails same year. The Marquis of BUCKINiIIAM mit of o^inion, ihr, some points or vim,. a regulation of the aired was eien user necessary for Irelant wan for this country : but, in the iiitmr instance ' the 01ne.tions urged by his Noble and 1. moil, ho thought, decidcd the caw. B s Ili ...v.! a. vented to by a mud reverend Prelate was pas•ad the 4; th year of the King. After some farther diseunion of the point, Last Fl rz LIAM withdrew IT. ArnOndittenn. The Noble Eail prip .ard, shortly after, • %earl Aimed' nient,• fee lines farther ou in the dame, uri..eh, &her strong objections Lou toe Arclibis •• • of CAN I EU 111.1" Ti whfljerniaistr its that th s Bali was by m, .neon uo,el ta, TT tilde, was ow withdrawn by his I. irdship. In allollitt part of the clan*, the worts "Incalli *int.! were objected to by The Bebop of ST. AS/aril, for whir . ; h• tangoed steed reatuns, and tilionratsil by striking i;i4u,ne-s, pir,;•"l'ali7 met cam of ti,' parish of Sr. John the Evangelise, Wnemine••• which was I jurisdirt of the Lhasis a n d Chapter LI •dmusster, though it was " belly *stinted' in the D. ,. r ▪ 1 11.2 Bishop of London ; the Req. Pralam th•itight this rents hp Gartered eel striking out the words after 4. &waren:se the Bishop,' to " intnated,"ineltiore. .no 1.01 D CH A NCF I.lttß, though ha ft: i she W.; fa re of the, I.esened Prelate's Ishrections. thought rho 0t11d. ,03 per posed in that particular donee would ton testly afro ynncipin Of the Bill. In another part of the K it, or TO f 4. tore amp, of it, a ;ninnies may lor anitishmied which Merl uoviare tire .4hl-cnen. After row Bore the of LUNDON,I O . I A.rchhishop of CA hITV It .1 11 KY, and an explarratr..a itish..p of If. AS A 1.11. the lastrmervioned 'hell . / 4414-4 press his Anirodineat —rho LORD (MANCE:M.OK 418. rxill ; 101 4 out observed, that the prom of the dill dialer to•' dermon was far from bring c'ear.v droop Up. TI•• Earl of BR irx;i...v A tilt, its th- cadre. of mine O N . smuent illiieunionr, prof e ss e d himself Vinod. of Vie ewe ne•n t •in 'nisch so, hest a eon ; art of the clause ra - rml to him la tr^ t, or at bort aupe.fluou, lie . fir. 4, propose the in:nisei= ;Attie part In adverted toy to mist way of amendment "this, after a few remarks from *one of , t.e Peeeelitolt Mentionei, was agreed to by their Llrdships, and the el/'P° was made ACC - ItllT:tt:y. • Attar so TJ farther di s c u ssion and "recta. math , ore the Cheitman, on the suggistion of the LI LOR, who tautened to have the principle of •the BM '! ar hart, was d i rect e d t o t eam the Chair ; and the limo ,* taming. We Costusittee were orderihl sat Teta 111.0 44.4. Adiesaued. MO CH ANL-54,. ...pr. *V' I .11 :~-=~ The int ath t i c nevi By t' los; of paricu More , SANE, RIT A.latit Ligite Al e ea the Tht mails siva kap E. W tam dle.l tbit t: tr , ki aPr 3 If chi ,:r: ve ~ AI '4 tit Casa sport: ~.'E, rat f;on EMil of VI with el e a:es st:*t Con M,StI 4isst in° T nni Lin pLc loon p!4; nu Ea! an Ti 11 ioJ zu . Om •! r se PC sal shi an 4114 411116. _