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I‘l.l l iA IA 1) IL FAM 1,14 NT. HOUSE OF PE. RS', FRIDAY, JULY 2 Counsel were finally heard rnpectlng the Scots Cause of Turner v. Turner. Their Lordships judg ment upon ,which was postponed until the ap 7i peal of the Duke of Queensberry p. Wemy4 shall have been heard. Counsel were partly heard on the Scots Appeal, Munroe, Pergu3on and others, v. Coutts and Co, Brodie, and othcrs,—To proceed again oU Monday. THE ROYAL ASEENT Was given by Co►umiss►on_ - to the Lottery Bill, the Irish Treasury Bill, Irish Ar►us', Malt Duties, Salvage Bill; Militia Pay and Clothing, Adjutants and Subalterns", Electio►► Writs, and Irish Cotton Bills, and to a few others, chiefly all Private or Local des2ription. The Lords Commisiionersivere the Lord Chan cellor, time Duke of Montrose, and Lora Wal singham. StIeEt,I,ANEOUS. On, the question .for the second reading of Do herty's Divorce Bill, Counsel and Evidence were called. in. After the statement of the ease, wit nesses were called to prove the necessary facts.— With respect to the marriage, which took place in 'May,. 102, at Itainharn, in Essex, preceded by publication of banns," some difficulty appeared . to obtain, in regard of proving it fully in , the way that would seem satisfactory ..to their Lordships. The Loan CIIANCELLOR observing that one point, with reference to ClandeStine Mavriages, requiL . site to be proved was, the state of the, parties minds, partic,ularly the female's, at the time date ceremony taking place.' On the representation. of thej,carned Connsel, time was given, till Monday, for the adducing' farther evidence ; to which clay OLcourse the consideration of' the Bill _Was adjourrid. The llelston Election Bill was. brought up from the Commons. by Mr.,,8,,514Kus ; and the. Country Bankers Bill by Mr. l'..LeWks,•Wiliell were seve rally read a first time. . Their Lordships,, in a Committee, 'resumed,. shortly; . the consideration ,9f the Courts Bill: some further .anieudownts were 'wide, on the ,suggeotion of :the ..j,plto LOR ;—to be repotted,McMonday, , . The Ainendments made by the Contour to• the Insolvent Debtors Bill being, taken itsto con 7 sideratiou, „ . . • :7 " • deemed Earl STANIiOrE noticed what he. con siderable alteration made . .by the Cornmons r viz. the.redocing the stun, the value of which, in cer tain cases, is to be suffered to remain with the insolvent debtor, from 4.01. to 201. This, be. thought, the Commons were wrong in doing ;. he had to request the Noble and Learned ..Mover , of the Bill would, for once, sand to, and maintain his own opinionsoirid resist the alteration. 'Lord REDESDALE observed, thought it pre. - - ferahle, under the eirCuinstances, that: the Atnend- Meat should stand. He was not desirous .of any farther discussion of ;the subject than what mere .neeessity . warr4gtql, 01004 did he wish for any, thing like alteration. • ' Earl STANIIOPE said, he had a short answer to mike to the Learned Lord. Ire (Lord R.) thought his own opinions right still, yet he wish ed to give them up to the Commons. His own maxim was, never to give up a point he thought right, without boxing for it. (4 loud laugh). In one or two,of the other Amendments, some slight alterations were made on the suggestion of Lord Itm)Esrmt,s, and the usual communication thereon ordeied to be made' to the Commons. 'l'he Bills upon the table bring forwarded in their respectiye stages, their Lordships adjourned till Monday. OF COMMONS. The House was summoned to thel-Iduse of Peers. The.Spenker on his return, informed the House, that the Royal Assent had been given by Commission to several public. Bills, for which see the Lords.. THIRD READINGS. .The Southern Whale Fishery Bill, the Windsor Forest Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the C:us ton►s Bill, tbe.,Martittique Sugar Bill, the. Irish Fees Bill, the Irish National Debt, Bill, the Tower 1 Lonlet 'Militia Bill, the Peninsula► Audi tors Bill, the Parish Registers Bill, the London Conk Bill, the. Excise Licenses Bill, and the lIcl•. static Election Bill, were severally read a third tine, and passed.. . _ _ Before the question was put, on the last men tioned Bill, the Marquis of Tavistock moved an Amendment, thcobject of which was,to throw out the greater part of the Bill, and to enact that the Elective . Franchise should be taken from the Bo rough of Ilelston; and transferred to the West Riding of Yorkshire. This ,m4ion, atter a few Words (rout Mr„Bankes, was negatived. ,• SECOND READINGS I The Vote of Credit Bill, Lord Wellington's Eit:tte Amendment Bill, the Sir. Bounty Bill, the rktivi 4 , 1 Srdt Bill, and the Irish Posing e Bill, were severally read' a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. ' CO NI NI! ITE,ESI. . . The Glass Duty Bill, .the Iste.of 111 an Bill, the Scotch-Linen Bill, Air, PereelVal's li etnunerin ion Bill, the Irish Sessions llonse Bill,. the Slave Trade Bill, the Bankers Indernnity Bill,:the Spi--: rit's Duty Bill, and the Prisoners Duty Bill went through Counnitices, the .I.l.eports of whict: Were ordered to, fie received tO:inorrow, with the ex ception of re Prisoners lielicißill. The Report : i 0 of that ,1 Was ordered to be read a third tine to - tn °Eno w . _.. ilarrisr.Ey moved for Copies or Ek traete eeyhtip rapers given ender thesign ma-. Imal &Sir tiVorge PreVost, relative to the situa tion Catholics in Canada. 'file motion was ng" l " 6, r - Tft'si Hon.Bai.onet then saitl, as no no tice bud been gi'ven Cal a Bill Co be brought in next Se:ision.for the relief of the .Catholics, he felt it to be, his duty itgain to 11.1(Are for th e committee %Odell he had Balled for in the present Session. - Ile therefore took this opportunity of giving no tice, 'tilstt.lte should, in .the nextt*sion of Par-. liuuient, again move tor the ahlOintutent . of a Committee, in the'same words which he bad used in his motion of the Ilth of May. nOuLATidN BILL. Mr. WILARTOIst moved, that the Order of the the Day for taking itito . 'ftirther . consideration the Report of the Anetion Itcgttlation. 13ill should be read, for the purpose of postponing. It till Monday. Mr. WHITBREAD did not oppose the p05tp0,.. , - ment of . the report, but took thiS opportunity of reading the following. letter, addi'essud to him, and which hatL just been put into .his handS, corroborating what he had lititea on a former night, viz. I- " Stn,--Ini:' , 4nnsequence of the observations you did our profestka the honour to make in the tiouse of Commons on Friday evening last, Which were contradided by Mr. Whar ton and Mr. Vansittart, we deem it doe to the feelings of Mr. George Robins, from wlio.n you received the statement, and respectful towards you, who have so •kindly advocated our cause ' to state, that the :ibserkations you were authorised to make: by Mr. Robins are .v.trietly Correa; and in reference to the iniutites of a convetatioii which Passed with Mr. Vans . it. tart last year, we find the following pasF:age relating to it : Mr. Vansittatt. obserred,"that he should have full time to consider the Auction Bill during the recess ; that he would consult and advise with the deputation, and Nee them from time to time ; and that be ivoald, in the course Of the recess, communicate his sentiments and opinion in writing to them. The Bill, however, passed all its stages, save only the Report, . before we received any sort of intima_tion that it was again introduced into the House of CountiOns, ate-•artliag the word ' " experiment," as made use of by Mr. Wharton, we state deetiae/y, that be assured us, he apprehended the Bill must 'undergo impoetaitt alteration in the eusttin4 St'ersion i hut he must, in the mean titua tryi the experiatent;" and - lastly, he stated, that out objecti ans. to the Bill had. now ceased.— ` To this we reply by referring to . apass.:,,, ,, e in oar letter to •Mr. Whartrin to this eifect—' that-the Bill is so appresmive iR its principal .feature respectidg Estates, us to be reeuncileable by leo moorilierdion,whateerr., • " We are, very respectfully, • " YourMbligitd an&abedient servants, . • • 't .I.4.tms t i naisTte, L, FOAREST, • WiiiTolosv, D. It.:Musis, • "IL, victi,urrs." ." Piazzatoff«. , e-house, Jtine • . " To S. Whitbread, :pg." , • Mr„WritTs ki.)•then comMento On it at some length, and' stated it to be a' , 'meastire that was only likely to benefit one perseM, the Solicitor to the-Excise, to Whour 4t would be likely to give Many- thotisurids . Lie thought it desira ble that mock. auctions should .be put.down ;. but this bill would be fatal to the fair - trader.' ' Xt. FRISE*NTLE urged scvertd objections -4o the measure. fle understood it in some cases.-.to obstruct -the sale:Qf property for six months. Mr: WitatiTosr replieif -to the ohjactiousLof the last speaker,- and represented: that this Bill went merely to impose a' duty on wlro . had property to dispose and took the benefit of public competition, befere they sold, it' by pri vatecontract. , Mr. SmiTn i read aletter which stated, that in France a duty was formerly laid on auctions • Of one -halt per cent. on . articles sold, while no duty was paid on'articles -bought iii agony. ThiS fluty was then productive,' It was . litter Wards •raised to 3 per cent. on articles 'sold, -and one per cent. was laid on those bought in. The consequence was, so great a falling off was experienced, 'that the French Government had been led to take up.the subject with a view to putting this tax - again on its Original footing.. • • ' • Arr. liusktssoNstafed it to be his opinion, that this •rneusurewinutil teisen inste.a(44 malting au in crease on the Auction Duties. Ile eommented ivith some severity on some oldie provisions con, twined -in the. Bill, and expressed himself to be confident that every respectable Auctioneer would, if it-were passed, hesitate to carry on the business at all. Mr. LOCKHART thought the Bill would 'not only injure the Auction Duties, but' that it would se riously affect other duties, particolarly . the Stamp and Conveyancing Mr: Alderman ATEtfqs hoped is measure so se- affectilig sitrespectahle a body as:ilviieng fareAuc thineers would not be !fussed without subject further consideration. • Mr:-F. 'LEWIS ;tlfottgitt the- 'Bill -would-• chola, mously itierea's6' the difficulties -,of disposing -of land, • The mocle.auttcons he conceived to spring in agreat dtigree - franf the diOressesof the times, and be . thought-they would be gretitly difuLlished when'bur artizani, and manufacturers were placed in a better situation.- Ile concluded by moving, that the " Itepdrt should taken into-codsidera t;on thaf day three inontbs.'!, WmtivroN- litvd in 'his' Parliamentary life never been more SnrpriSerl than` he was at the motion of the lion: Gentleman, to-throwput al together w Bill containing. so many provisions which were adinitted to be desirable, because one, clause was objected te.' , Ile hoped the Honour -"able Gentleman - wonitt not persist in it. ,Mr.' fluSmisat4 said,. if the Hon, Gentleman (Mr. Wharton) would pledge. hinisellnot to press the clause on Monday, he thought thenonour able Gentleman (Mr. F."l..ewis) could not object to withdraw his motion. strongly reborn • . • mendectsuch a COmpromtse. The CHA . ur NCELLOR of the ExcitzaE admitted there w s ere ome parts the chtligt . -Oothiitined of, in themselves objectionitble, thotigh' he still ad beret! to the principle of the clause.. I the-motion were withdrawn till` Monday, . he thought,. parts most prominent and obnoxious could. be , . removed. . Mr. FREBATANTLE gave it as his opinion, that it would.be impossible to withdraw tpe motion, unless the Right Honourable Gentloman would consent to suspend the principle .of the clittise• altogether. Sir C. Be REFILL hoped . the. Right Hon, -Gentle; man would consent to postpone it. Mr. C. W. WYNNE,,, if the, principle-were not give,n up 'foe the -present, would vote for the amendment.. Mr. Alderman ComeE, in a neat speech . ,, g bi ec t.. ed to.the clause complained of.. - Mr: ?BOTHER°, though be, objected Yo some parts of .the Bill, approving, as bellid, of othArr4, should .giyalt his- support. - Mr. F. Lewis stated it to he his intention to persist in themotion , . i dismssion, which- Arr.., After some further Littleton, Mr. Wbitbt•ead,- Mr,. S. Wortley, and Mr. Alderman C.- Smith participated ; The CnAllettutOn of the Exclincrokrt, as the 'subject required,inore consideration than he could give to .it in ,the course of . the .pre cut iSession, he had no objection to put it off till after the recess. Air. Alderman AININ3 hoped at part of the neainre cvhich related to Mock Auctions wnul be pa”ed - into a law, before the close of the pre sent t.,jession. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER' did DO wish the Bill to be divided. Mr,.,Gough and Sir J. Shaw were anxious tha that part of the Bill which related to Mock Aim: tious should not be given up. • Mr. Litismssoisr spoke nearly to the same of feet.. illy. LOCK HART gave notice that be would to morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to put do,ivn mock auctions. The que3tinn Was then put, and the Amendment carried. Lord CodunAxz presented a petition from Cap coin who had discovered'a way of in creasing the durability of timber, by extracting the juices from it, while green, by. a'.short and simple process. The prayer of the petition was, that the'llonse would afford him an opportunity of .proving the utility of his invention.—Ordered to lie on .the table. Lord COCHHRANF, gave notice of a Motion fur Monday relative •to the service oldie Navy. Mr. RUSE wished for some further specification of the ►notion which the Noble Lord intended to submit to the House. Lord (2ocuitArE stated it to relate to an in crease of retnimeraCon an 1 limitation of service. After onie conversation, the motion of Mr. Tierney, respecting the finances of the country, which stood for Monday, was postponed to Thursday. - The House went into a Committee on the Fast India Bill, on the motion of Lord . Castlereagh, when the discussion of the tetinent-clanses of the Bill %vas proceeded in, • On the clause for the appropriation, Sic. of the Company's funds at home and abroad, Lord Cas tlereagh entered into On explanation Of this part of the Bill, which had been much misunderstood. lie noticed the difference between , the political and commet expenditure o the Company, and said he would propose a chime, Which should re pay all the stuns out of the commercial treasury of the Company at home for political purposes, by the pblitical fund in India, being applicable for commercial purposes in the enstiing year ; and a second clause, giving territorial or political claitn3 from India a•preference to commercial claims on the funds at home, after payment 'of the dividend of ten and a half p er cent . H e concluded by moving " To leave out certain words in the clause read, to makeroont for these prOpositions." After the Bill was 'gone through, upon this a Considerable debate ensued,'in which Mr. Tierney, Mr. R. Smith, Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Robinson; Mr. Grant, sen. Mr. Forbes, and Mr. P. Moore, participated, the opposers of the new matter ar guing that the application of the surplus of com mercial profits. to extinguish the territorial debt, would be injurious to .the cottmercial capital of the Company, and that its comnierckal debts ought to be first paid olr, I6t at ally futin‘e petiod the interests should : be.separated. Mr. It. Ssurn read certain- clauses, the effect of which was to apply part of any surplus to the establishment of colleges, schools, and lee tures, in India, to promote the'seieriees'and ratival of oriental, literatu re , an d a l so to afford marks of honour and distinetion on the. natives. This he intended to move when the appropriation clauses came on for the _encouragement of learned 'na tives. Lord Castlereagh's, motion was then agreed to. sucCeeding ehtuses passed ~ ,without an y amendment, although. some eonveri'ario n took place,, and several of them were objected to. A clause was proposed by Mr. W.- Militias, the object of which was, to send out to Ind:a Minis ters of the Scotch, establishment, for the solace Of the natives of Scotland in India, who were stated to be as two to one to the. English residents there. On this* a discussion of some length took place, in which Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Bathurst, Mr. Horner, , Mr. Forbes, Mt. Giant; - the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Finlay, and Mt . 'Tierney;.: participated ; after which a division took place. For the CI Luse , Against it • 20 Majinity. • . . The House resumed, and . the Report was brought -up by Mr. Lushington, rectived,',and or dered to be taken into further consideration on 'Monday' next. The Bill, as amended, to b e printed. The Orders of the Day weee'dis-posed of, and the House Adjourned at Half-past One. UNIVERSITIES. OXFORII, JUNE; 26.—0 n Friday, the 18th inst. the following gentlenten,were admitted ~ t o de grees : M.%STER or Williani Morgan Kinsey, of Tri nity College. • liiteum: ; on orAnis.—Mr. Charles Bethel' Otley, of. Wad ham . On ‘Vetlnesday last the following were ad. mitted • _ I)neTeit rtsi Thivvitar.-=-Theltm. William Hirrisub, B. D. of Brazen 7 nose College: BAC,' imott, 'ttcv. 111 . ;rurlc. Jamei, NI.A. of C. MASTERS CIP•ART3.--Ttev. Tho Tina Ley, of Exeter College; .11uv. Thouuts Price, of Wadhain College; Mr. Wm. Bytylenell, Barter, of Ogle] ColleAs: ; 3 , 1 r. Charles Tvrwhitt Drake, of. Brazeti.nose College; .11.1 r. elmrles 'Henry Hardy, of Brozeo-nose College; Rev. John Burdett Witte4oow, of Brazen-nose College. IlActitt.ons or A rcrs ...—Edward Lockwood Percival, Esq. of Christ: Chureh, Grand Convounder; - the Holt. Algernon Herbert, of Rxeter Collegc ; Mr. George Norfouf of Q"C Colfeire; Henry Stafford Nrtheotc, Esq. of Christ Church; Mr. Thomas Bartlett, of St. Edmund hull. CANIBIIIrof;y, JUNE 25.-L—The Chancellor's g t old medal jig the bast English poem by as Linder gradviatti. is this year . ..adjudged to Mr. George Waddimton,.Sehllar o f Trinity •College, and one of the University ,Schblars. The subject of the poern . is Columbus.' Sir William Browne's three medals arc this year hdpriged as follow : Parzthe'Greek Ode, to Mr. S. G. Price, Scholar of Trinity College; --fur the Litt in Ode, and Epigram e, to Mr. William Strickland, of the ig„lie Society. The Rcv. Charles Sanders, M. A. formerly of Queen's College, Confrater ot.Bro,Wness Ho :vital in Stamford, was last week instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to,the vicarage of Kett on with Tixover, iir Rutland, on the presentation of the Rev. the Chancellor o fßev. Lincoln, as 'Prebendary of Ketton in that Cathedral, ~} TAW INTELLIGENCE. couicr OF KING's Ihau.AY, EN. PARTE BELL AND OTDEITS, ASSIONE op Sevin'. The plaintiffs. in'this ease were th e " I. " ' partners of W. Bell, deceased. W. Be:1110.f' into a partnership with Scott, in the 14 11.1 ' underwriting, which is Wept :by the ()di f-!' cap. 18, which declares insuranceS Irak partnership, except certain Companies author! JOT by Act of Parliament, to be voi d: out of the partnership fund about 10,9.901. , which it was agreed, although not iw. l '" Case, had been paid by Scott On accoulu sustained in the underwriting business, the manager of that business. The t von , !y paid by Bell any specific lo s s''' advanced generally, and Bell vas in the lending money to Scott, and a. midi P4 O ltrl. demand in ,this case consisted at Scott having become a bankrupt, this jol ie directed out of Chancery to ascertaia pl re aint e iffs could : prove urnde • Scott's COnsii°l)4 It was contended, on the part of the pO',; that the money advanced by 13c11 W.is floating loan, and that the monies paid 03 of the losses could not be set off, as gal, transaction ; but the Court were (1 ` that the case negatived it being a loalk that the money having been paid ( 10 ° " 3 ler purpose, h, ad b oseihe e p e l l a i l lii o ti s il t. - s could not prove ( commission, althougli they might l w i t i a , CONSI T6I.tY ' COT.:ItT (F ; ----7 LONDON , Do . c"" C'" S 4 1 nucK,ERTaGE ago iAst . GOOCH, h ' • 000 e/ fi.. . If acting by her Guardian. • of r( .I.llls w . as . a proceeding at the itota: 01 "1. ',, f Lewis Wllliani 13ttekeridge, of totiglitoa , ,:11 or the nullity of a marriae,e that bad taW i i t i between him-and Miss Mary•Aita Crm'clhd,--10'. ter •of 'Mr. Goecli,' of Potter-street, neo r '''' l'l ;4 1 '' Essex, on the grounds of minority mid Ir l ,I,d i b_ i : leeocrial father'strti i t e , a sent of the 'father who was the defenthiat 11 suit,as his '• .. : illsi '''' It- appeared that the husband occasonr • ib.! t s tc tv t a it i l so i , n tsit t sl e ep d spao c i s se i a t t l ic t ,011 1 11 1 1 i ta s i ill .t t il l s : id t t ig itt l ,4 l : i i a r ri ll att ! ii a .l,l. : .: : ; : fa/se/if calliiq ..;' quented the inn kept by Mr. Gooch, no d 11) ,;,' e r' k'j Putney, but in this time contracted tite„ lt ' n4 (4) with Mr. littekeridge, whP obtained a Ile . c o yio tlie, purpose, upon an affidavit of tier beit u - 4 ," 1 ,,,!' herlittle father's house, and the marriage wo 0 Ili ,, covered for six months- afterwards, whey ap , i t 0 tions Were ntade to the father for his can5e . :,.,0,1 re-marriage, upon a supposition of the ill . 4 c : is ,„ of the present one ; but be persisted in 01 . )0 , l‘lyihsileitioeitistas.edepettiar,kce.atilltlit:islitle:alc:jecperisei,:stelittl, s l t i i i . s o : i f g is f :' s V t i c .4 :. l i ) :.: i riage in April, 1811., were proved by t.i . L . Of "thc Minor in Deeembte'rg:tll7le9r4%:ialluid ttlile,': (hence of the mother of the minor, and tt0.,1 "sses, and certificates of the haptisin on' ng e . 7 theo Tn'e defendant's. Counsel .1.10,irf,..1, t1i:“.•••,,..41 : l e : r il e: r m . arrniyagicegurtui i d l e a f t e l: c l e 'll' aLlui .' . • 7 his ' °l c.m.7.sbtanees of the catte did trut admit u f 1110.7 ii SW:WILLIAM SCOTT,. afterexpressop,, piaoccA Ilion of the sufficiency of the proof, yid' . • ~ . TATS V. `KATT.. r etit )9 ! .. This ryas a proceeding for a Divorcu'"4l/ Ird i of Adultery, prom-oted by-'Mar garet ;' sc , l c 1 arro si7 tiloi . i i c l e o s i; e e t .. s , i v: i o r o e d , iiglraaitiels,:illisnLi.• of •O'''''''' ) . . l• :11 I it appeared that the marriage to"k lo , reo iitit. 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