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VW' •• lkitetereibe syriply:o 'Mr Min ill•rsisp.A,l4•o•4 iserideVbaissehmieti. le ddss ' i ookoebi l elio!ortoorlf ' Om." . 1 .. , ' ' • . by . Arogriciv liihourewirmodoe WI tillVlrhvl' • Vidor hq ;flfedlt •eithelMilit hi ) . ThiMl4 itho9l' 4Vs . t montierlsofeedv , fre , toxig. ~ itho m p l iv,„,besigp so riii b r i nt kliilll ilk /tite."' 61 llie i . .4 1 . 10lt y I nF ill toli I difiliet ‘ •1 1 4'1 1 1P latosheelliall Adt Wirillibil • rot - tik ouilataleasme Of llkit . . ft . le e • • l ecosis4qpi d i a •• •% . • Ocoee* , irallkigilrliolt, llaireateM, and tot Ihelot. ', fidgßil ilillifttige„ t04ft.9•9144 1 Asap In Awe ehmisillit-iiiiMl44•l4l if WA blessings vt:. pima sed 'rleolofeil illsigokhednefisitifeetipeo"Aledirebb an addl. I Itseideilldfl • ' " • . .. , , ...., peinapielsobstmotrenrotiagolowtwirewspirtilittrinflPSl .. Ot s : 444l ‘ 44B tiiii"o 444 ' A° im4" 1 ,0 1- I _,,rii 2 • 41" wily tookewitot WHIM beßittrOtimcm R,6 4 .. 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Ac I Atirtl Rite oirlrtng aplillid It intlircriannaietv aer,naett it . ~ ,! .". . . ere. , S IN jp $l,--.. war • w itbedt e irptiseid'e a lty - lAitieratins, nor f• arid to, 'wield iv des put ycl w ie mil , or Imo . cgosv i sslo ;. fruf..tite mom ' etradkEaltintri• *lot* "itit't myct , taii/ 1 4 di" Public tract twice otml, be mould hairlyihstricttrersiin.. • early cluamtird its rim cue. ' • tu n ed. Ile ommrsinmisumi , %Iwo," Jo ty o brie Itii tit. , I eat soptore tarold one. 'further ilogreirtion: that the loonsof wise oodirefir , ofpeilemwsi , Leirchit , •ei to't early reallal of the, Inoutritation Art, tossliost alloy littera. ,„, .. . fl ,. ~ h i. . ft • ka t wp.. . / .•.. t. 1 0 4 .. Cue of its powers , would teal, rreatly• to hives*, and eon.. Nelislre is own b} I !pm • e 41 ,, .4rou Pll 11.- llrlr fl'e rq'ttli hear : akymits• berm 'delved, et ships' vir4.4o .11) neeires;tiolgietng tho &II m. 0.. • hire soil be expiesedfriina the oplatlos or that law ; alit lipspyrOar : slifpri e . as - 461 toe • tbil, o f leislyo.iyeAted that if it should be thellidiftne,o(of ItialltAeama,Beaanisent . 4 h. Ea meo l i d eel y4 e ,4 e e d. these of y.pgm, *end TABS. to iiim4e- 4111b - Diai opinion io ~,, . i . ~L 1t h..,„,,,,. , d . ",,,„. i . a r „,„ 4 . .-,,,,,„ ~.. 1 ( 4 4. , 1 ,,,;, ‘ „,, ,' Parliament, ar d ibe es t i, Tie - teal of. the hen. lipoid, be.a#. e .- --,..-.:,...- --- -,7 -- --- m -.4 •i -- A• • .4 7 '':. - -1 ". 4 .esnieseeagWsho ,f,rkei s pie l O's e f i ,,,a • „ a „ 4 .6 44 • tea earned Pit h =all • -all' •' oh!, Is pium,44,,othout .i;itr - 77-: - :* - -e•-.-•.--....ei- - 1 :- a , . any exception or royisxfor propittyr legaliertni l• the . rossiiesi4avesfonaserl w ghoul ..trottens preen°, to 1754. :, •• *- 4 /SlfoitlefAr 1 2 IN Lt 4 Si e s itr - The elause•in the !present Dill' referred 'dolt fn O. • Whir •inuttii g ri, . mid . . tlferefure; did '.giot i g , .f i ir JNOVilli DE LORDS, Tamsomr, Join IS. 'dueugh. ' White t hestliefe Irk; fig,:4pA,to prevent . posterity from ,be,lug . bastardised,. Ono .ought to.. iflosle lardabipa last ht *Rees milistee .befers Mr secure tbeinsehres and those gout before them front : olelock. ~ ,_, .'' .....a Allr.tsfillna, trees shy' Treasury, resisted o pri o ri e f a similar accident. , He described t h e rill elfetis yhomumeiapartersesteirwilholtina isipertad etrotespemed is which had quo ngue Ttotfi bad Men•beiligfilitt'tted i'o bore by the Mask iii Ingle*/ Mont the year ISIS, up to tbe break their own tonituc'ts. by tbe kiligeof iffotdord• /natal Per Mal. ' - • • ' : wider the Mirriage Act; he ditatOrteti:- . 00 - the Iltelitutdattloathert adiestrwed dories piessure. . rnicious effect *Walt it must frtquently hive. Tie 1.9 2 .0 CHANCELLOR, as Ave ',Week, massed his P e scoter she Weolaset, • . is-diverting the property front the diteet *ACE lip, _, RAMAN eAiffor.lC VEERS. , the collateral branches. Upon tine oeeireiYsloe the ..., The Die& sfillONTßOSElpremoted • Petition from the rights of , nroyerty, and its -*score iirsreuf ‘lesseodo , l: Cirepeisehos* of Wieveve in she City of filsagew,prellig that 011 the iiiiiiii.try and esertiou• wittekseired tuireV.4ri.. the Bill likbt sot roes fur alkowingCeibirtle Peers to oat in society; owl getVe to the' netion•ils &mein prideiplr that. tii4artstrelitintve.*-+-Rvad and laid se the table. of tranquillity, • l,et the loon Are oileiste tfititille,. Voseesit SlDl4ol)rn presented a simile,. Petition from • . . ~ . ~. ,, the Tows end Parish eif Hisuervford, te'ilerttlitre, • ' direct heirs rtrtgnt•tie secure amoral tig to tbe mien-. . . The' Harp mr ceeporett persestetl it-Ectitloa to the t .s,lArs Of the ancestor... They did nothing in seem- . sante mite biro the Perish of &•.'S,o.lloothwert. •• ' tog Ole tikto iof propetiy,. it thcy.did out aloe or- The 140•1/ sahrnosevwr 'mu" 14 " 1 4 101611.141 - cure the rights of nature, of morels, and err •leh. trienn•sortrOlsati'lbill/Ood vi 1 11 ...% aall ••• 11.•116er'rriu' t he. `inn. • -He left she to their I.,ordviiimi' hitnikr, eirpemaiiiiol Llyerebe the Cory of Oleigew": • Thie.swibwo 5e .. 1.0 , 4 - 0 0 N psesesise. two po l i es , se s u e 'trusting . that the Motile tiiod L . eystued 'Loril stn the name effect , one frost the iplergy of Sims CoN!ge is die Woolsorcli. mieild . aid iii, diverting it of spy ithjeg of 7 og uor:dert, and'ltio oillitiroirthe' purist of Si. 11* . am i able phrases or expressintio; end that-the Noble tog oh in the City of Lapdog. ao4.l4emeoemi Lord opposite (Scotia)? would tern the - The lbskepof It. DAVID'S mesestrd Ito Petitinos.fross neurone's of liis great mind, which hod enibled tea Densities is thi Deices/Sof Xi. Davies in the nose effiret, him to mast er every difficulty:in knisdielion, .to 'limy perejrayerolty reed sod kid es Ole tidily. Tioe,Nneokeopt Join; Cesenthautto• Bill we ,read a third , the clearing up said.smetaalit'sg . the Ism of it stood. tope andrierd. „... , .. • • The extend e d s ph ere o f hi e w i A d om , i n lii. ' jodieittl •Thsifoirohept,3.:Mm Atamtdrarmt Bill wasted a second Inactions (lilt well known. II itereie pelkidtble for . bit. Id tern hie attentiod fie* thtscßect'eitCuiu ... *ANTIGAZION ACT, - • 71serevi . I,4l.m.eopmemwe.m.?emar Hues; 'rho &Lola stances sod merits of the Bat la *OS' letting kr- Trade ill; The Astriesst Coomieretur Statutes Ripeal Dilly i . WOO Jo .hfrollelf. what nubleradtket Jur .. the it fight the 1T1NFt..9. 1 : 41 .4. 410 * 4 RV's! 4 111 ; oudttio Plowitatioo of Lis ambition thou the power of-correcting the 4 1,,,,,,d,. r . a pill,,,, g m e rally west ,tbrotigb • eveunittee,'ind err ". o f j eg ,,,haj oi , comm itted by the erect Lord teen exported isillsoll any rootadaseitt. Chenceltor Itirdstrecke F - • . ' SfATIONERY-PUBLIC OFFICES (IRELAND). . . . Lord StowEt.t . rose . for the first iirlie to address Thiliast -ot-DAIIN-LE.Y 'onived for all eve cenrepeo- , . . , • isses.wokii iwtt..44 . • 0,„ between she °evens..., of the .Cortinutter. floe. speech ,of the Noidc nu.) lreluetarittAbriain.ltraattey gin t ,felative t e hi ca e rv i l i eis Lesrned Lord one in very few puns audible below sa e palslik.Wfictes in Ifelitilikpotta Statuniery.=.ordeeel. • . the her. He was tlOtterfitkOd to &lanai...ledge the The Babe ist.RiGfidtoND presented a Petition (des difficulties which surrounded tlieartibjef, mod to Arthur Clurbeetes, Esc iinslisti dist time Bill for eammlink di e ' s ,. hi s ~,,,,„,.., 1.,,,.. t h e o ld h i „ Iv be such, the blarriaNsAct ..0.1 sod be-curried isto lau.-4 40 4 aid nod on the table. .. ... • -•• thtlheolust itn! k y.er4,lmilty 021 stw, Ist propoi. ttl .• IIiAIifBAVE ACT AMENDMENT:BILL • i to/ its vilefAilno. , ells was undenittapl to.distient .. - . Lord Eirtn'eutintivitt.hitiveri thit the ()icier of trop the S Olile Lord's pouciple of the binding saa• the Day shOplcrtse rind for,. their • Loydiship 00ng. ture•ef a marria g e - iiiit consonant *Olt !rivulet!, i fr , t n ... . .. ro in mons (FAR go,fitto • Committee tot the.Afienj,sse.o ... 9 e 4 cilliftle 1 . 4 ",; 11 !0 ; .fw 1 :!;', , ° 1 -• '.. Lelat ro ptyitringe Act Amendment, Bill, **Nob tieing dour , his Loerti- " 1 4 Ilerketif wit h in f lee ebtoPetioeY itt r ititillitif ship ineoedribrit thorthould' then-go lute the Litter , - : iditien.rt A prorrisgc good poly in th e sigiii.,of God, wittier; is hteßtpy slec4rdjuglrd!d„ ''. .: •''lle to ise.li.ultsed must.:losee• hieeiscooserroted' try AC Lord Eit . ttAnstutuileet, litter a pie;wel, y4 e .. , tytartteterow tyre uninhabileil'coutstry, .tvliel 3 e* rfti litliti legy r o i . •,, i i, E , gs# , K ift r iy Liedshiss! skit iia; l, . portitis'codkr he had to witness: fn 'peinsied. cu ltist it wejtat .tirv . tiret vole _144 eti)i . .. '• . J ' . - 41 " 1 V d fi lP t i'W tl eil aw of Ina i lrgf AIM g ; '"' brought. before throb. The 'Bill;ji e r ;.. „Ai . * Prot Jo O e 'rg r s' l A IV- /4 Ilie -fetid. :He de; whet Hlouie lied bete relit sop fee ale • Al N .4 *,... 'oh -serkGrO the lenity with winch the hue treated these . Owing-foul iiiiceestitte Seasteneo . : kb4 A . ...`P. ,to • rib° Strileln Au-mordent ..to.•the !stinger one . 1:11 . 111 L .. , - hew - direct ihro . v t,i.,,,, an 40 ws s ee.. i p ile ss ,4 6 , 11 , 1 5,„1' of society, st . ti'd perinsttiPip. .altering * mutt.. rteneei 1.11411 Iced u 'ikon froutitite 00e fief iyo:"l.. t hein 4 lve". IA- TV:t • ke 'r e 1414 41-. 1.4 OXVI" , : l e.' - .. • lie partie4dally coed the arik• IV 1 . . 4 yy . tug 1. , fur ,,. ........ ; P.1.:(4,. .01, p... 4.3,, ,, 1...4.rti-s d3ur/tepid .0 iuch lA * )4( 1 . 4 - .,.' .1 ? I m e t : . tire foes Mulcted; oft• skim, oral, ..r t tifie, lol l y a •Offiele Ili •riodruco 'of. tyre 4. . ,-' ollti'mpyr„ of notice . 4 1V Illoie'etfilholtitetilln.7''' • fit .itotterVitti bar i guardwits k , - T ire statate of ...tiet i gr EiLyegi ty c d. . tutu of the -is* - be f ore ' the . . z il k efOtigatioil, ifillea ,• . - • • • • . . - - f . .. . , . . .. • ci . -.i:•• .no • . . • -.: • • ... . . ,i w The result of there ron,tdrrottaosia appear:37cteblisicel tilarui. 1 Iralet#C inference, Shed thtligetiteup of the estroweWisisro powers or • ..airiorto . . .1.14..i. the law. which Ist.i2othsLA4l.irte • '.' - • - "4" " eliret - .. ".. • t7 estiewated. The con ch order A ca . ' Alegree; bat that the awns, of die- I- , . Order • i sa rise slissrich lately .611eios bed,. ih m all s, "so.44 tHeir• -111 " 14-. ii . *. . . Jilillaaaimaiss.ast • :;+q—t,fe:-.'yri irorie",,,., F.ol:Teeis r l,,,,,...vAisittiftv.ixtjte !To., t . 1,0 p o si os imp o f i t t i .lr ,ro •4:ewitifouhp;.l- . :"7 • •-" ?"-- --•• •• ',-2 ;l• Ikea, OPINIt 4 :•0 4 ,t 441 d1 14 .WO to bei4olol9”eigiflll44ie , e'ria n 'i •. • ',- inet.A.,00 40 74r ma i imitio,iitiv ~ ii*,,,, , g o :—*r ttilitlrf&intliN - 4ao . • *o w h ,,,,,, t „ t i, 11111 1,1 Th 0 ; . 4.10 :. ". - • ', . timietei i - ei,"nstclerablie ' !la erlovieditP:liiisiMilikfltrAo dial •••• • b..• . "i5". coma:yin that Haeitttr "Jett of Islwir e tr igitk LiHr lif\flairdr le e "di 44 tilde iIAA - 113•Asitihi - few toloi: ape - a t 0 , . ors - 41,0er f r mf tWs immttOit oistAltert*. bt Agnitaje ..• - ii , 1 • tab.' ~;a : „.„,. ~ ; ;iiieo . ki teeeektitic:saelysetAlMlYAtiiN • t :7 rati:r. : VW ro'r“ i' '',. 4011 danger .4 11.64 ‘..cii. 1,11427 ;;4 0: 3 ~ ~ • , '",,,: itikf i lltruyia.. totki4 , u abt.akv,,L64'lt'aile 4 , .. .. ilsoft I oeseneh of * tnesrAtgi .vattrertieUitlbty'rh n stisa letf, 'PW . c(te rg i• • rs.s i f ' Of - eii(IPIA . PI 1 % 0 Mt. 4eAk is • Ir c elo*Vailh*W. reAl . tietuthik e 'vehefltit varit•Alrikftee.lke- ; • .." 70 . . '''' lrt4 I refil i ,,, r ....,•,.,„„.,.e: •Itiell lays 4 Wis . VittOtiwil l . 1100Wi4 Erihfrvi .'n ''' • rr whose babaoliwitios ' ran )1111.. s tissor4r 'b Q. 1440 • .); :. .0%11. . ti 34, 1111PSIPtit :sloe its &K nit, I sim a .... J. Plbar'ef 0 ,„- • . -64; int . Is •at lia r , tete tawny hot* 'R! droll ' ..e.. - . In' - ' •• to' , • 11.1 elee.rty:ftli . lo . tll . l iattstt se! ' 41? ) N . plat la - a Ssarriage,, eat ulfieiNtistas .•.‘, ' ..,,,,... . ' r WA. I 0 baao . . 11 . 1 - i, . ~ MI .a , . , !IWO ...444 1t wised foe- ..• ,:i: t LIF#OI,4 NE 0, poi . suite 01. woolly 'hepssito "f 166 " 11 ''' 47 - pilot 4.9 i1 3 1 U 41> s ie l itOrr ,pstisa re .ffoli : Ilk lit et m met: Of *- - .°ll.4.tti!s - itt .e A t t! 1..t0t•,"' f its chi 14,in mkt"' gto.eur ti • - ' l ' ‘. e l .I f es i 1 ' 116.'4" .7 %Ile Watt?! f!; -tile - theAll'"" lesee mai ore_ _ • s a . . Tv?. .. • lireisell .' '.•. A l'ig i fi,,la SW di c l o. heje:nrigkrip wi r ' - 'inorility to 'which's*" tA":l4;reitto.isur....6lll‘;',i; 'hies ittetteSidtd I, tirikoog wbiets lite ristog• up, of loothei oserriAlhatillu - elfiellftlibib u iratiliotty.orltAlvisuus and re- gk e i nst l itu i nin a, . Iv o. 100 iePa' tsisolpo 1 inlif II lit A 'hecuiste-trresfi s re i the : 0111i, 'wp m • nnrit i tt i l ; .., A .,i t iim4y . pt i Ptio ffr 611%0 Nie'teli, usieuhaty, soars hive re- •• ..' .. .. -,V7. .t. prupe...e le plr e.. ] Atrod iiteitsuil •ti 'kti•PkillAcity a r4iffseg any beeelt.of AO . they • ...t. ~ . VAWei eleoreVertaiwrii "'V_ ,'—'" . ' .;* - i - AOC, Bills to , dp, 1 ipi.,..., 4 Tie reel,' eitgititiitlkeot the Art - wetilet ? ii 11 basseb wgrinent askplatja, peg; .., r ,,,, ,••^ • , , ler. • ••.--.. . . the rel. 'te of the 01111 dispepleed livith the 'tiie- o cetait Mite Mies•,; '. thfivie"Avieb , tie!.' hiw , of ad'e the '." .'. item:. Thal sibjeilllM- ' in the , derweli;.;,6sWea., as -.." • ?sisjitiint ;u a i tf theill.e. -ge l.. '4 of • iekoriginoted in that tr iltre Haunt. sibiteksigairistmlotwetit'nevistah in 7Sit, - kW 'lig • la n er r ,L,4 of thi 7 Zeitation 1 16 .1 8 "Istelirteted 414•Inkenn i e to 'Bill td relbno• the la"!.: w hi ch . Pit Wearhypegbt in forthwith, which 9tret,d alt jiteiteiited;ibiliffilei.Withiiiittlittiiniiiht l'f * • tsline iostithAtts; . :,.The 'Ailf *Pi sent :to . 1. C lacittet, 'withal; suierpetioito - provide po t te a 14'1% nnate for chervil:sem solantailias iht .f•lb u iden lesocriagoev. • -Anotherearilt %OM iintrodeekil :in 1694 1 evicting . ..metier dilargnerea" liteOetitiitik elittlelltuse 'LliOoltlsl nul4) . ;* . ted i itied # . 6i ti Ilq . Act int NAiitlyss'ilf‘seL.,::l llol 4 4 : Pis- irmkred sle' ' &Mile :.,lite ltieumneliteetau. tor thn eimenn , the • best au - highest fasoitiovillitor frettsiently burdened *Mr eeeklltteske"froseilltll2l TM libst Worth.. I,eCt of sotiety:' Idiot:NO?' :iloolicloreil * let4 , . rriptc . you ldii97,cbuitril . .. r llittate,__ A il,of ,ir latch ii d'iikgr oft erWarilii be 'remind., ~ The XII 'bad g e ,iti...Aperation• stored, yens ..By.i'filita Act t marriage of minors . drishisbacomitertiof -parents or iuurdiinl B woe Isitil_aurlivid to all intents and purposes ; • the centspopp . was ‘ in no way 'bind iog; parties so mirrii4 gt ten o'clock might be was eel ffoin et ekoeui if they so thought 61. lie mettlitmed this **RIM the nastier. lay ender a i t cleft of tnireptThettitton. The Bill. 'mewl- NigAlie tifob4, Lord, • ems to prevent nullity to good reauiagos, . and to Wader the bastardizing of-legiti 'slime:children. + it vivid be' no such thing; •there dente be ho Vest elite ' iti a legal tripe out of • the Vl , Kithiff thirstetyle s : 4IT such marriages were of it l ,'lrrs. l ,%Nia nail. and "void, of no. effect , and the 44itttrees. agony, - mood be illegitimate. . Holes* the lawseibras -wore toot, de-Creed' from the . scflellinite , . tioiroi Ake aterringe - in 'the sglit of Ghd, ',at 'the ?fi,tfo" . terill'itrwhed, Were would be .nii. lainr il'adirtik ' .4.• , ° 11 •••• liege coolrects, sisal, VOO- 41)4 , 41 ‘ d, ,ii pat .take the character of other. con trecte.• Nullity was the best cml only krettirdy het 'their intonveuience. The, old law had t,he advan -146440 eltt dilliiitiOn,,ll fettling what *should end VW+ slykild iiei be it utorriage. Notbiais amid be tereloierable than. usoutanoty in such . aseitere. . •Isis• Lertifilsep erm.undentoed to etpreeirionre empaklart*ten ofittedgerifinis of the Marriage AeY, ,„littd OdOrtefba 'it ',#,ltTitlie, Bill, . hiticla tinly prorided relsiatst4tefor the goesslives of the upper view*, Monagh ibis a tieqmillirisseiple 4 a severs* taw for rbeforeeft •claiites 6dhpvivoil 'in wester cOont4; he 'llion & thin the pimple of Mkt coiontrtit &eta very ' it'llliogly eefy:elt al;n4sideil eu such a distinction. ;At to the dagger apprehended by the. Noble Lord to.suarriarre lorraftew their oolensnizatirso, there teas no sue% ' eine 1 ' the iberriagese *Vie ruf illistr--lhe cattaitir WO . bet Wilding . .04eipt 'lll coilditioria _Of 14, law . were 411'014A. ,Be :140. Coosiderert. the-. (potation whether nullity 1 Alsould •I* intatodoeed • , tor ma. He was willing .vo+ sAosit 'that . the parties iti' h elatutestioi iparringe, ns l& they Most' be aware of that, they 'llit,e;(lull4. oi tp„.he limited in.the time. toe in- Ant:ming. a suit of osollity;Asid the shorter tint time ,was the better. A marriage *assailed was Ms wavy semis calamity. and mast be the mote so in pro portion toils duritied. fie eommehted oil the se. lend attempt. to pate this, Bill, which was alleys ' .. brooglit. up go bite in the Session as. to prevent de fsberolitio. . He felt peat reluctance at inteefiring '.isith Wye • old - law, ' becivae the subject had herb •cniontantty . ` since th' Reformation under the l , . , Teats of th e House, and the Act .vi ( ea oaingariiifit.litah(iigheliee.nt pro d uce d .thotes li k i rio rf w n li t st o the seat s AO justice. He recountlendid that the Bill should "go ever till neat Senior), as there could be nothing so little desirable as rash legialanon on a subject of 'micro* nicety. . • . . The Earl of WairestooLaso expreoied his con currence with the rientimeots of the Noble Loftl wild' opened. the dehule. 'lie slate or the laW a§. - riltutely riouired that something should be done Or Abe atrocious acts of csatlty. robbery, and adul tery/4)mb had been 'stated to hare oecuered within those few years would still go. unless a stop were : tuft by their cerdshipii to these iniquitous prizice.ecl , logs. The law as it stood at present wee the most rvtraordinsry that soy Ilidiell ever submitted to, in instal of religion, .morality, and it. effects upon property. It was not, it shout(' he rebaltected, licit of the old Isw of England, but 'nab in fact; subverilive of our polemist law. The Marriage Act W. d invent to prevent clandestine inuriageo,•aud the effect of it 'bed !Newt* destiny legal and formal ttttt 'rages. In effect, the Act would be isiided by • ghing into Frarire or ti6dlitiiii, ,and to oil . good ;misplace was in effect repealed. The Bill now 'Adore the House cume•under circumstances Ai much greater advantage than last year ; all that was objected 'to it was. that it .calue a ' yule too line, but the mi•cli;el was' ackoo,• 'edged.. It was admitted that illy plague had got in, and the only question was how it could..best he stayed. What he deitted was, that the House should • protect in their *tattooists(' property those who had en deavostred to•chmply dith the law, and tit bethought that thty•Weti compiling twilit it. Yet in the present state of the law. et. Mao Might be married by a special , license from . the Aschhi.hou of Canterbury r• t lie Kung I' *elf might be a witness to is Ow should 'have the Soiction of the* Court of 'Chancery, slid yet 40 years afti•rwiirds that' Marriage Mililitbe sit, iiii)led,and.hie children bastardised. Or, if an taboo had been .aoltl.. or the person had suffered a reso... Veck . illy whole was invalid'. So 'that whether their .-Leidionns looluiti to the lawns it if acted the phrliell tliectit.lves,:ijr avt,affeged . the properlyof other men, .they wear tquell,itpood..to stapaiLit. The Haase twit been told al' the rights of third persons, sod no doubt .-the litersh i smelitould 'embitter; thou', and he . rhought the leTiOil _olliphitd tee die . Noble Loyd *lgilVi(t*b.oll ; %OM 14 1 „r . tru s rt 0'41. ; , Bet that ,)4/"''''. '4 l ih, ett:illats., ,„pnaigsa should. ',reseal-11w ''' " V' • .41 . pose . logidatioge,laik. die orabiocti• "1184 a •notrod wlecVlbout -the.. beginuivirntlf Englishi histsey • newer 'lead illy thioetrea 'Thar Noble` Earl then cited tfie ;lei tit .gile!flehry - Mill.; that of , 9th Rdw.tril VI, for; ' cpritlrining tile' ttiattiagta:or T tiests'aild ,I.Yostitga tatitl, tiitti.tats , ,OlterWirrile .te•? „pealed-4y thwist Aat'(,w/01). Milivs); that of Ist iJames I. whivit confirmed. the •Th.niivi.. of ' all pining snit . 'memo froitithe'ritate, of •Rdwertf VI.; tliat of i tfl' Charles 1 li. Mr . CLltiiiMing 011 the iVie• , .101WsktnAmist*Atude,,during,,Ille,ciritowi ill of e 4 ~6r. letic.. which 'esinarliod: dieimatriAgeo alooltitety, *Wont mks*. 4* last wlio-basi . began inane fie di ,,,,,ize, ...,e.. 10111 lins Nioettitis4siensi were.nolvoidn,fttelnt.4sti uttly null end Toni. The Act of 1816. folKookini hog...Terris in India br Dissenting iblinisters. nits tflf - vnt . tR , eiTiictitretiasnd opnrotiorizAi of - inte Lord Ellenborough, sr the Act brfore was with the . approbatiou of the late Lind_ Thortow, ihd'no objection war then taken on account of the tights sit-third persons.' The next objection war, thdt thelfritne would he lettiag up nullities, brat the i.me thitieliad been done in the , Howse that Very •.,Theluifehruily Act peeecribed certain formula to be gone itifisugh by atternies 'who hied not takes settstiptie.certilleates, 'which 'wohid render valid all the acts which they had done, and remove the shishilitith which won't! otherwise irdbere to theft., ' Thei-ORD i.tt a tioitLt.oksajd he could,not,:help thinking that it would have, been ,amettidvisside to ham divided the present Sill. into two -parts' and separated the prospective 'from the- retroviseetive clitteire ; for, vs he Bill 'head, the question woe, whetr the House would confirm those marriages which at pretest were absolutely null and void, to which no sentence of a court was ,requisite, siid in which the Parties might , Merry again to-morrow if they'thought proper; that won; whether they would repeal the 46th ; Geri. 1 . 1. 'befog f they bid agreed 'shot to substitu te in its place. Yoe of the indigent amoure he. would pay, that, he was astooOlwd such a Ildhshottkl hove passed eiertfettse in which a lawyef ieds to be foitud. 'Tliestfith den 11. ren derid untfer..certiti.o circuanttahrei call aud-asoml;.„liow,•au,pposiag. lhr House tirlaswe passedw lowodoptsng all the other clauses. (Foe the presentiluttehg the reteoepeetive dense out of ton siderittok),•Would they Substitute the prospectite • • Frattai,ortbis iiiiteaci .qf the 26th (to. •Lookiog.totlie effect at the first clause. it tonna to enabier a father to sey.to;his c hild, ss 1 Will let sea live for years in the elute of Marriage, anil'ilren I • *ill' Mike* rogie of you and baitardiefrill your Chtldreii:" •• According to the.lllerriege Act, the fa thee or the guardiims must a.visratit, and thet.cones at would splenetic* the dayermartisge but • here, f fie bad i-datighterielar married spinet hitermsent, need trelnitittl - Ilte , Whhirithe year, the marriage was good; but ifhe lived fosses years, during that, tinoollatiOdy could ; sell • whether the marrisgewas good or .not., A father might not desire to disturbs marriagwebut under this Act he could do nothie*crinflematni7,i and after, his &tab the guatthatts . Might toirirtin • ' 'different Opinion. His Lordsliip.weiit dirstogii the; other clauses, and contended that as were oecessasy: In the clans. Mating to the bonus , alit steloil.w clergyman might beindictalde tot En zinnoettnt Mistelte. Ht thought the of act th ottight to aigl at was Oda . , that after the rnatrjrie cerentotly .had passed, the piutiesshould 'tram-whe ther they were utao and wife or not. The Earl of • Livritrobe raid, if this were the Bret time the subject had been before' Brent, he should have headtened to tie proposition of the Noble end Learned Lord (Stawell; fur peetponing the consideration of . the question but when he considered how often the sub eel bad been before the Hesse, and how imperfouslythe present state of •things called for . n remedy , he thought they should now endeavour to adopt something for that. purpose. He felt all the difficulties that attended the sublet*, but he was Satirtir-d that an 'bristle(' of the Is* was necessary. now merely rase to suggest what course of procerumg.; be thought would he best to parsue ttseatteoent occasion.. He thought the Hones Auld discuss the clauses upon their prinetplesi and tee If airy ravishing coulil 'be adopted bOtter rutted to th e purpose, and afterwards it would be competent for any Noble Lord to ray whether the Bill turn IRO in a state to be passed in the present kisseionwf Parliament. He thought it would be necessary to keep the prospective parts of the Bell slittnct from the retrospective, as he believed all were •sritreed•on the necessity of a remedy in prospect. He considered the first cisme as the foaneation . of the Bill; whether the House would consider that now or volition, it lie thought immaterial. Lord Ilottarici concurred iii the opinion of the Noble Earl as to the course of proceeding. I-le thought it would he improper to postpone the con sideration of the first clause. Lord REDESDALB aid he did not deny the evils stated to exist, but be thought the remedy proposed was a bail one. Lord HARROWIST was Of topiniati tint where a ' party had obtained a *ferriage upon a Mir affida vit of his own, and Should afterwards invalidate that utarriage, the sentence of nullity should opt - rat.. iu ti.esiiine manner as a eouvietton of perjury • egninst the wrongdoer. 'flit fast clause was then agreed to. ' The second claim having then been lead— Lord Ilou.sliis supported the chimes,. and met the objection. founded on the nneertaistry.•in which the marriage of a moor was propinvvl its be ND, ua to its Irrlbt:r. until the period rf his becothiiiier.f age, by reference to the idol:Linn of the swine Prin ciple in the ancient law, of marriage, and in the present Idw• of the laud relating to other contracts entered. into by minors. Under the ancient Inw of marriage, a nude might he married at fourteen yrat • of age, and a &male at I I ; but the marriage iniilit be .et snide by the parties when they cerise of age. The 'Cori et LivearooL theught the objection of Isis Noble and Learned - Friend (the Lord Chen cello.) might be got rid of by adding a poyiso, t'hat' all snits for invalidating the marriage, of =noel . should be instituted within twrke sion tha 'after their aoletuciziition. .1111 e also suggested that • their Lordship, imiteed of Inning, might .petli4pl gaits time, by ordering the Chairman io report progress, and proCeeding with the other clauses on some lattice evening. • • ••Lord IF.LiEnsotkotios, adverting to the ad valicad•period of the Session, still probable dal cii4ty of piocuritig a full attendance or t hell' 'Lord ships after Friday next. trusted the Nohlg Earl would'.'allow the remaining clause. to lee gone through that night. With respect to. the elattne 1 under•ctinsideriiinn, though it might not be the 'best that could possibly be devised*, yet he thrStiktst it far preferable to the existing li.'W. Fie was not, however, so %ad) attached to it at to pemenese.in penning it if lbe general sense of their •Lesdiships abould appear to be upposimi to it. ' f fitt4.olßD Owiwcivve -spoke! Vied the .. . • ( • ‘\ • N . s PARIS PAPERS. clause, bat' in so low a tone, that hi s observations were not ditiliuctly audible below the bar. The Pail . 01 CAllti MON objected to holdi rg cruChopes Pai l parties which might prove delusive: It wu thatlvriug; strong temptation in the way of ferMiliv. He c,f)asidered voidable marriages for more daingerotis, arid objectionable then marriages that were lirisidutele null and void abinitio: Tie was therefore ilecitirilly opposed to the clause. Lord ItEnistuitE ooposerl the claw. which, f ig thoirght could nor be materially improved by aui limitation of the time for commencing suit.. fur invalidating- them. He thought, however, thot as their Lordship, Irsd nut approved of adopting, a regulation, thief all marriages should be celebrated by banns, it would teed to their irectirily, to ahc case of marriages by license, if evidence were re. garret!, that the parties applying and profeseme to be of age. were the persons they represeuted them selves to he, and that they were of age. The LORD CHINCILLOR sugtested that, el so ninth difficulty seemed to be in the way of Ms posing o f thi s clause at present, it would he more convenient that the elsiiitosau should report progress._• Cord ELLENPOROUGH said if there was any de cided objection to dispose of the clause under con sideration it might be peatponed, but he thought there could be no great inconvenience at That kodr of the night (4 quarter.before test) in their Lord r ships proceeding with Ihe remaining clauses. After entne convetsaticui. .in which the Lord Chancellor. Lord thirremby, Lord Elleisborough, and the Earl of Liverpool took part The CatAlllll6ll reputed progress, and obtained leave to sit again to•ttarvow (this day) ; and die House adjourned at Ten o'Clock. HOUSE dr' COMMONS, TIMM, Jima 18. Ille•Spraher.took.the chair et four (.'clock, whoa there appeared. Out thitty.seven Nleruhtri presto,. The Hoube.aecerchngly adjourned, FOREIGN 'IN TA L LICENCE P. 1416, JUN! 15. . . Sr. CLOUD.—The King went yeateraey Itl an °pro carnage, mod drove towards Kuhn& the reti &venue of the chit*, in the wood of slootretrif. Mitohal Soolt, wfli.ro a Jourroal hod sent to com mand the san:lary c. , rdop, act out yesterday for the waters of 'es ~~ dim& ruk be. . Jane 13.—fierrierr.Cessts 9ti9oe ; Hank Stock 1 030 f. Jame 44.—.F.1re per Ceuta. 91. f SO. ; Bet.k &mit 1,1,30! Jetral6.—fiva per Genic opened at Pi f. SO c., a► al f. 63e.. • Eaeitaarre no Lemke, ate math, 25f. 40e.; il!tte areeflas..2br.. air e. PETERSBURGIA, WAY 48. The smpernr• 1► t. this ye.terdr,, e6ntinitred by three Gellert/Is, invpict the re•. follityp t i.; Of Dunrberg, pod• will rrneli \Vilna on the 61 of June, to • review two divistotiv of infantry. and t:, e light cavalry of the gutted. He returus here. en the 161 h. Mork Tatiocheflapta ant to-morrav roe c Pow , with Count Woronzoff, our lllii,tater at Nlui,'(.ll: We have 'WWI direct front Colothintinaple the '3oth or April by a courier of Loid Scrougford. All. inciudiug the Jatitaaarita, were quiet. The Ciotti of the latter solvated et the' reckut pscific delibera tions of the Diann. LEIPSIC. 31:Nit 8. The accounts from the north are not for pruce. There is civil the iekicf pf ear; berawse the pc/o . e , think inkeettsble . ! .I:4e gschotwe of cootie's br tereeta, Peri% and St. Petresbuegh is very quick, slat hence kiwi/rims& Nemoettnietio are suppvsett 'to tCs p lu g on.--(Goze(te of Norremburg.) PORTUGU4SE CONsPIKACY.- [Sapplesseat to lie 129 Th Number of I►e Goternizett • Gazelle, hawks', .1111 AI 4.1 LISBON. lieretragable proofs have al last been discovered d Ito both with which the Minister of Justice explaiued totter sovereign Co, tea the nerrasity of the extraordinary mithenew which was granted to him for the politic safety, aril for on sacred cause of the couutry. Nolnions moan-Maw and seer. Litmus coospiratots desigavel needing teas ihas bar. barously to anus with blood our happy regeermhew. to cover the kingdom with manning, to depose the lime . . and to abolish the Cortes. ,filit ell their atroeiows projec. , bare proved alitutive : the econpitary wee disceivend . . sod iu the flight between the Ili .and ltd of tie asosts. Mere seized by the Magistrate of the ditties (fins Novo the prilicippl inateumenta of the conspiracy, en the Inns when they were taking ler distribution from she prisSito , allies hi the street k'onatona, called the Lthersa, • En-: number nf.iccgseiliary audiologist's , proclamations, isi.whito. and in the plan of the conspiracy found um the &ire .traitnee now impiricuued„ it appears that, with • few etsght vow- Wm*, are contained the,felloofne anarchical and borrrYe id. ass—To dissolve the patorst 'Cortes. ind tonoke the ul.l, with row morlificatines,asch as haring two (;nnoberc. nor of them coosectirig n( hereditary members sail vt 11,.. first pcsho4l;, so deplore the ..bitheAceat and TntensoinvonS ' King iidiu Vl., why has co frithfss:ly and opened:44km ,, to the e:snse of the•stossesiletion asset of nolussal libesty, aol ' in his pion to elevate the Infant Don Michael, at the beat of a reieney,, comptneJ of men the . most euespicms. And reweetable, who have declared themselves atonic* or the cyst, In by which, happily, we an chinned : to eissaniaste those members of the Costes and of she M ism' ry who ors lin: must able and c. !Oinked defenders of the aationel mhos: .1 1 l use laurel to 'Moo the whole nation inln a stale of cootheico , nod civil !me, tif bloodshed, disorder, mid anarchy, the ashen lage of which was to be reaped by these infamous evasion tors, and by others like tbeensalve• who probably *Jibe. found recoiled in t!se same idol. . The pursues who have iilreadg been apprehended rat 3r pegr from the ill-ppigh aid list following:— " Most Moorman, sod Excellent Senor--It• sat boor possible fey me to give poor Excellency cirewnistronside . tails of the dillgrOet wltkartiich 1 repaired to the retie:- office is &fie . Neu Feminist, by the cowunsnd of his *jest!, ihat your Excellency may lay. the same before hum, I tit'll execute my task . as prearhstances permit, begnoisl by "'joie. that on. pi oci cellist with my officers aad troop to She •ppoitaeit 'pet, I afprekepdsd, ht 04speanfel doi"i°, the individuals writhe siaines tier cootessosd is the enelowl bet, firstling . on them the ineeediary proclamations, I likewise send you copies. Goma then t e , a cellar, 1 foood the printing Rea. prepared, and all the signs of its tw ist recently ponied the firuelainations *fixated to. I &b.' , determined to remove the prisoners into secret confine moil, Mating up ill their effects, and placing thernui tool secur4ty in the program' of officers of credit and the Duo'. whom I coati, tie 'hoe till the morning, when i pr444 0, 1f I' arise op the ohreLvaes sets. Hosin dour this, I west 4t she Aljnise (eceleAtssiseel prison), where I ' , me ,' all il, papers relative to Father Nestre Brags. &thee proceeded I" the bogie of the. prisoner Freemen; de Alpoum ' , hilts/or. where I attest in thee nastier ; and, fi shily, *composted I.* i .J I my collcamie; illic Crianiaal Jet4e of Ibe Cassis oar , . of •trich detailed t hecklitiati of fleipaymaster or the 16th Ml'llo'' L S. ....AteZ., _. =