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And flip Edit ;r in abri4- ing the Ca - 6es (which are arranged under tneir proper titles in alphabetical order) having given an accurate State of the Fads in each, the questions arising on them, the principles upon which they were decided, without omitting any point or single ff; Chun material to the elucidation of the subivt. t t ; he pr_%airries (hit, exclusive of its value in the Law Library, as itir Appendage to ..t.he numerous Books.to which it refers, it will be fOundowinentty useful tr. those Gentlemen who may .happen not to possess a Cellettion c I the Peports. r : The sth Edition, which completes the Work, is in great ff-nwardness, and Will Le publi;ilml oclore IMPERHL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. THE LORD CHANCELLOR did not come down to the House. till nearly half past four o'clock, when their Lordships immediately resolved into a Com- Mince of Privileges, Lord WALS I NGH AM in the Chair, and resumed the consideration of the claim of the Rev. Edward B;:ydges to the Barony of Chatidos of Sudeley. It appearing to be the opinion of the Committee, that the case could not be decided this Session of Par liathent, the case was not regularly taken into consideration ; bat their Lordships were detain ed some time, in consequence of some observations made by the Earl of KINNou 1, on certain parts of the conduit of Mr. Townsend, of the Herald's Office, and accordingly that gentleman underwent a short examination at the Bar, principally by Lords Kt N. NOUL and BOLTON. The last question was put by the former Peer, but it was objeded to by the LOAD CHANC ELIOR, as irregular with a reference to the • strh9 rules of evidence. After a short conversation on the general subjea, between several Peers across the Table„ it was agreed by the Committee to postpone the further consideration of the case till the next Sesion of Parliament'. Previo4s.to.the above eicathination taking place, • a document was put in, we believe on the part Of the Claimant, by way of evidence. It was an old parch.. ment MS., on some part of which the writing was obliterated, and a person attended at the Bar with a liquid, which it was alledged would restore the writing, and accordingly the application was made before their Lordships ; but the speedy adjournment of the Committee prevented the success of the ex periment from openly appearing. The Committee of Privileges being adjourned, prayers were lead—and, soon after, the Strangers were again admitted. Sixteen Bills, were brought up from the Com mons, by Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. HOBHOU'E, Lord GEORGE THYNNE, Mr. BLACKSURNE, and other Gentlemen, the greater part of which, however, were Return•P l ills : among those originally brought from the Commons, were the Foreign Offences Bill, the Irish Parliament House Sale Bill, the Mutiny Bill, the Controverted Eleaion Bill; and the Clergy Residence Bill. These Bills were severally read a first time. The Marquis of SAL4SEURY reported His Ma jesty's Answer to the last Address of the House. The various Bills before the House were forward. ed in their respective stages. The Report of the Scots Militia Bill was post. ported till to-morrow. After a few words between Lord ALVAN LEY and the LORD CHANCELLOR, the order for going into A Committee on the Debtors' Relief Bill was dis charged, and renewed for to-morrow ; when the first mentioned Peer declared, he should move to postpone the Bill till the next Session of Parliament. Some private business was disposed of, and at half past six 'their Lordships adjourned till to-tnor row. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. MR. CORRY moved for an Instrudion to the Gentlemen appointed to bring in the Bill upon the Bth Resolution of the Committee of Ways and Means, to make provision for holding Militia Courts Martial in Ireland.—Ordered. , - Mr . . ALEXANDER Drought up the Report of the Irish 6 per Cent. Duty Bill, the Irish Lottery Office Bill, and the Irish Lord Chancellor's Salary Bill, which were severally read and- agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. N. VANSITTART,, in order to accelerate the Proceedings of Parliament, moved, that all Com mittees to whom Bills from the Lords were referred, should have leave to sit to-morroiv, or at anv other time which should be convenient to them.—Ordered. The Clergy Bill, the Irish Parliament House Sale Bill, the Irish Coffee Bill, the Miners' Militia Bill, and•the Mutiny Bill, were read a third time, and passed. • The Amendments made by the Lords in the Post- Office Bill were taken into consideration, read, and agreed to. Bonliam's Divorce Bill was read a second time, and committed for Monday ; the Committee to hear. Counsel and examine Witnesses. The Smuggling Bill was read a third time and passed ; two clauses were brought up by Mr. N. VANSITTART, and added to the Bill, by which persons offending against the At are to be deemed Rogues and Vagabonds, and punished as such in the same manner as diretted by the Aft of 17 Geo. 11. The Milford-haven Bill, and the Hydrometer Bill, were severally read a second time, and com mitted for to-morrow. Mr. N. VANSIT-TART brought up. the Consoli dated Fund Bill, and the 5 ,000,0031. Exchequer Bills Bill, which were severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. Colonel FULL AXTON brought up a Bill for bet tering the condition of Parish Schoolmasters in Scotland, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a :,ceond time to-morrow. Mr. CORRY brought up the Irish Exports and Imports Bill, and the. Irish Militia Pay Bill, which were severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to.morrow. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Innkeepers' Allowance Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Lord Hutchinson's Annuity Bill was read a se cond time, and committed for to.:nnrrow, I.lie House resolved itself into a Committee on the _Deer -stealing Bill. The Committee reported pro gress; and asked leave to sit again to-morrow. — Ordered. The Irish Eleftion Bill was ordered to be read a third time tomorrow. The Tortola Free Port Bill passed through a Committee, the Report. was received, read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow, The t,500,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish: Uncertificated Bankrupts Bill, The Isle of Man Bill, the 200,0001. Sinking Fund Bill, and the unlawful Lotteries Bill, severally passed through Commit tees : Reports to-morrow. The House, on the Motion of Mr. N. VANSIT TART, resolved itself into a, Committee to consider of so much of the Ad of the present Session for imposing a Duty on Exports and Imports, as re lated to the Duties on Spermaceti Oil, and to goods imported from the Colonies, restored to the French and Batavian Republics. Mr. N.VANSSTTART moved, That the Duties paid on Spermaceti Oil imported, should cease and deter mine,, and ti Duty be imposed in lieu thereof, of 21. 3s. 3d. for every 25z Gallons of the said Oil. Also, that Goods, 'Wares, and Merchandizes, im. ported from the Colonies restored to the French and Batavian Republics, should be admitted on paying the same duty as if imported from British Colonies. These Resolutions were agreed to ; and the House being resumed, the Report was ordered to be re. .ceived to-morrow. The Customs Duty Bill was read a second time, and committed for to-morrow. The Report of the New Forest Bill was ordered to be received to-morrow. The Land Tax Redemption Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The Paper Duty Bill was read a second time. Sir WM. ELFORD said a few words respeting Straw Paper, and Whitish Brown Paper, the latter of which he conceived would be liable to pay 3d. per pound. under the present Bill, whilst at present it paid only ad. Mr. N. VANSITTART said, it was not intend ed that Straw Paper should pay any higher Duty, and as to the other Paper alluded to by the Hon. Baronet, he was not aware to what class it belong ed. The proper stage, however, to discuss these objections would be in the Committee. The Bill was then committed for to-morrow. The Royal Marine Mutiny Bill, and the Stamp Duty Bill, were ordered to be read a third time to morrow. The Committee on the Post-Horse Duty Bill was postponed till to-morrow. Mr. HUEY AnorwaToN brought up the Report of the Audion Duty Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to morrow. A Message from the Lords informed the House, that their Lordships had agreed to the Militia Ad. jutants''Bill, the Poor Relief Bill, the Volunteer Corps Bill, the National Debt Bill, the Irish Linen Bill, the Army and Navy Trade Bill, the Public Accounts Bill, the Police Bill, the Dublin Pipe Water Bill, and the Commercial Road Bill, without any Amendments. IRISH MILITIA. Mr. CORRY brought up a Bill to authorize and render valid the Discharge of certain Militia-men in Ireiand, which was read a first time. Mr. CORRY said, that the nature of the Bill had been fully explained to the House, and as it was a matter of urgency, the Militia in Ireland being already discharged, he trusted there would be no objcnion to reading it a second time to-day. He was aware that .a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. FossEK) was not in his place, but that Right Hon. Gentleman would be enabled to discuss the sub jed on the question for the SPEAKER'S leaving the Chair. Mr. DAwsow thought the Bill ought not to be pressed in the absence of the Right Hon. Gentle.. man (Mr. FOSTER). Mr. CORRY agreed to the Bill being read a se. cond time to.morrow, instead of to-day, which, after a few words from Mr. LEIGH, was ordered. The House, on the Motion of Mr. CORRY, re. solved itself into a Committee to consider of re. iwbur:ing the Counties of Ireland the expences of discharged Militia-men. Mr. CORKY observed, that in addition to those Militia-men in Ireland, who had been discharged, being entitled to that discharge, a number of them had also been discharged whose periods of service were not literally expired. He therefore moved, That provision should he made to reimburse the Counties of Ireland for the expense attending the discharge of certain Militia-men, who were legally bound to s , ,trve for a longer period, and that the Chief Governor of Ireland should direct the appli cation of such money as might be necessary.— Agreed to. The House ;laving resumed, the Report was ordered to lee received to-morrow. COMMITTEES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the House must he aware of the great inconveni. ence which had been experienced during the last and present Session from the want of proper Rooms for the Committees of that House. He proposed that a Committee should be appointed to consider of a plan for providing proper Rooms for the Committees, and that on the Report of that Com mittee, an Address should he presented to His IVl,iiepty,• praying he would be graciously pleased to make such provision for their accommodation... — He therefore rtioved that a_ cOmmittee should be appointed to considerof a plan to be submitted to His Majesty for providing additional Committee Rooms and Offices for the use of the . iouse.— Ordered. Adjourned at a quarter before six o'clock till to-morrow. MAILS. ARRIVED. Hainburgh DlTz t 0.--_r • " . r I STOCKS. RDAY. India Bonds Excheq. Bills S. s. dis. Fundable ditto prem. 3d Exchequer Bills prem. New S. S. Stock Omni= *Mt ' viper. 3 pet Cent. 7114 Ditto Attn. i 2 I-16i ilank for opening India for opening Consols for opening 745 4511. wELvE O'CLOCK. orulurn A Dire. st ?g, THE SUN. SOLEM Q UIS DICERS EALSUM AUDittt ! LONDON, JUNE ii, t8oz• THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES came to own yesterday from Windsor to the Queen's House. Hts MAJESTY held a Levee at St. James's Pa' lace at one o'clock, which was attecded by his Se rene Highness the Hereditary Prince ORA NGE, be. ing accompanied by General LAURIE and Mr. FAN Et the Hessian and Danish Ambassadors , hi s Grace the Archbishop of CANTERUURY, the Bis ho p s of Sr' DAVID, ROCHESTER, and Sr. ASAEI4 ; the Re v s Messrs. Gm/NIERS, sen. and jun. the R ef. Sir C. RICH, the Sot, KC ITOR.GENERAL, and the follow- ing Noblemen : Dukes—Portland, Roxburgh, 141ontrose, Beaufort, Rutland, and Hamilton. - Marquisses—Buckinglitimfand Cornwallis. Ear/s 7 -Galloway, Wilton, Essex, Coventry, Craven, Chat hatn, Mansfield,..Bathurst, Camden, Warwick, Ros Harrington, and Courtown. Viscounts—Broome Sidney, Chetwynd, flood, and Belgrave• Lords—Whitworth , R. Seymour, Grey, Petre, Huntingfield' Leitrim, Milsington, Cadogan, Montfort!, G. "CllYar'''' Braybroke, Alvanley, Hart:wood, Gwydir, frd, Milford, and Newarken. —j. Pultency, o W. Pultey, R. Buxton, W . Bootle , na r• Molineux, C. Kent, I. Orde, W. Bellingham, R. Gl oelfr R. Milbank; C. Corbet, F. Sykes, R. Wilson, j • fl wood, C. Morgan, R. Hill, M. Folkes, W. Rush, i• Burges, J. Callander, J. Craig, and E. Hartop. F o rbcs` 'Generals Grinfield, Delancey St. John, Bertte , White, Lenox, Harcourt, and 'Grosvenor. H o bart, SWII- Sir o s Admirals—Young, Digby, and Sir J. Colpoys. Captains—Bennet, Pierrepoint, and Brown. Colonel Wood. Messrs.—B. Craven, Stapleton, Lygon, Dolor, Grosvellor. Gilinagt Brown, D. Scott, Manning, H. Major, Wrig ht, Methuen, Stretton, K. Powell, Garthshor ,e Middl °l4 et Stuart, D. Jones, Wilberforce, A. Smith, Lefevre,.Ale%-, ander, Marsh, Fuller, Lascelles, Villiers, R. M uir ' an ' i Warring. The Noblemen and Gentlemen introduced to g° MAJESTY were: The Right Hon. Lord Lowther, on coming to his title. c,IP& _, The Rev. Dr. Dampier kissed His Majesty's hand, on b The to the Bishopric of Rochester. The Right Rev. Dr. Hor6ley, late Bishop of Rochester, LI being translated to the Bishopric of St. Asapn, and had ta honour to kiss His Majesty's hand. The Rev. Mr. Busby, by the Chancellor of the ExcheTt on being appointed one of the Prebendary Canons of terbury The Rev. Dr. Vincent appointed to the DeariCty of West' mi. Lord nster Hutchinson on his arrival from Egypt, who -- ssue His Majesty's hand on being oreated a Peer. The Hon H. Lascelles Lord Harewood. Sir lames Craig by Mr. D u n as, on his return frog rho 1,40 Indies. Captain 'Bennet of the Navy, by Lord Gwydir. Mr. Joddrel by Mr. Blackburne. Colonel WILLIAMS, Chairman of the S e ssion or the Liberty of the Tower of London, wai yest er .` atf day introduced to His MAJESTY by the Marq.... - CORNWALLIS, Lord Lieutenant 9t the Towel 0 3 "`" the lets. The Clonel presented an Address oil si Peace, from the :Magistrates of the Liberty, vite.r..e the Kt tie was pleased to confer upon him the hon of Knighth , , , od. The Colonel is now Sit DAtil ss4 Wut.tAms. bisle C e HIS MA J I STY then held a Council of C li fc pa. Ministers, wilen the Recorder made his g e r..i e „ the Convicts under sentence of death in INlcwb-- --- - The following Addressee were presente d From :Maidstone, by Sir E. Knatchball and W. neial Delancey, and Mr. Stacey. From the City or Oxford. a nine watt From Westminster, by Mr. Lubbock and bit. ri o .- -- ,1401/ - From Canterou , y, by me Hon. G. Watson, Sit 1. - wood, arUJ. Simmons, Ese gutlani• From Inc County Leicester, by the Duke of fa 0 1 ' 5 Mr. Secretary Yuma laid before His 1..."4 Minutes of Courts Martial. 1 0 4 Viscunt BELORAVF, and Earl MAzott-t - 9 fr ,„. audiences, and at five u'clocK His MA; ESTI ""' ed to the queen's House. pA ag ° The Earl of GALLOWAY yesterday atteit4-- ne s James's 'Palace ; his Lordship has not y re sl S his situation as Lord of the Bedchamber. It is said there will b six new promott°"l ft, „ the Peerage, and as many or more new B.ironerc' iv7o on the close of the Session. Tue follo win g are g as the names of four of the six Peers : Sir HARRY MILDMAY, to be Lord Frr%WISS' TER, an extinet title ev g Lord ARDEN, to bean English Peer, We by ,t-he same title Mr. DUNDAS, to be Viscount MELVILLE ; Earl of UXBKIDGE, to be Marquis of il/46Q sEA. cura bly Lusts has been hos MY acquitted of the charges brought against l i. " 18 bi the Admiralty Board. ~ for General MAITLAND deserves great creatr of his opinion respeding the unavoidable surrenticrthe ToussAINT. He openly stated this opinionr4oi, rive of Commons, in the debate on the n „„ -e Treaty ; and as his anticipation of t he ev . 00 which has taken place, was the result of obsery'it'his and local knowledge, it is highly creditable f° judgment. t the Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was held , 2- sf East India House, when Mr. WILLIAM ADDEgLeh was sworn in as Master of the extra S hi p , Pew/- destined to Bengal. ~ Ship M 'T oar- t o r. _HoXAs JONES, Master of t h e Tottenham, took leave, previous - to his &P art for Bengal aired. p Ch a p. The The Rev. SAMUEL HoE was app o i 6t— i ii, ,„ C i lar . plain to the Company's Alms H ouses, at ' Viol: vacant by the resignation of the R ev. J OOl4 LER. • gait? The importation of East India Sugar into 1 vio, burgh has reduced the price of that article pence in the pound. ottig at. The Hereditary Prince of MICKLEAtzef' TZ STRELI has gone to make the tour of -s-/.,„it,, land. He goes under the nam e of o°u:it so. C A RD, and is attended by Count Sckothl""s s ta nd' Sir Rua ERT . PEEL, we understand , ing for Coventry. His inten tion of star' I certainty never publicly avowed. , ite There will be no contest at LirerPo°",iciolr m W present Members coe in, we WI, " i ippgsition. decline,si.nghe PRICE OF Y/STZI Bank Stock 183 i 4 Niivy sper Cent. shut Fr cent. 17 9 7, 10341-• 5 per Cent. 99i- too .1 . Cent Con a7 l Si 3 pt. • • ;licr Cent. Red. 72} .3} , per Cent. Con. shut Ditto Sctip• Rant: 1.. Ann. 2o 12-16 t Ditto Short Ann. 4 15-6 5 Ditto Scrip THIS DAY AT T Centrals. •. A . 75 1 i