The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-28 00:00:00

1 • • • , . .0k - \ eZ/, *'‘ • s 7tl 6 - . . _ . . , Th s„ At \ nrom • . . 1: \ f;:r 'rt ., A -"' jel ` , 1 ,1•Z:1 / L ir SATURDAY, MAR CH 248, 180 i. }WMBER 2658:1 • [ - PRIC - X six PENCE, _. To , the PkOPRIETORS of EA.ST. Vs:DIA-STOCK. 'LANES AND GLJZTLttiltrii THE ELECTIONN - of SIX DIRECTORS of 1 the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being, appointed for WEDNESDAY, the Sth April next, the favour of ;sour Vote and Interest is desired for the folldwing .Gcn- Omen. . . WM. BENSLEY, Esq.. • Sit j. S. BURG ES, Bart. The Hon. WM. ELPHINSTONE. OHN.HUNTER; Esq: . OHN TRAVEXS,. Esq, TEPHEN WILLIAMS,. Esq, which will very much Oblige, • Ladies and Gentlemen, . COMMik tIRY-G.ENERAL't OFFICE, No. 40, Parliawerst-street, 24th Moth, act CONIRAC r POR ARMY BREAD. fAsTIEIiIAL PARLIAAIRIVI. - . " , • . • I .Voolsack would, de;:ide ‘vhich. - Peer silcyll lit pr f .f. ceeti. _ - • ROUSE . OF PEERS, lle .LORD Chr .I.At'Et it:4R, s . itre hear, shordy, replied, that the decision did. not pest With tile NOTICE is berth) , given to all Persons de_ sz:raus to•Cantraa fir sullying BREAD is HIS MAJESTY's LAND 1 ,- ORCES • in Cantonments, Our tors, and Barracks, in the COUNTY e CORNIVALL (the Drqverits. to consort:ref ot; the nth Day of April wi that Pif10:41: or-writiq, , saki af, anit markrit CON TRACT FUR BREAD, will hr riteltied by the Comialm:sty-General at this Olifirt, from this time till the :I Day-of April: • - .Tke.Partieulass and Conditions of the Ceintraa maybe b+l, '6l applying at this' Officr, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 . 7. • Tug Duke of Aln kt,l3 ogopa was SWp . ra, and . to3kl , :; smt. The Earl of OR 140 ND was intoduced tht: oLua: tonrsalities, sworn, an4otooic as 3 r".:Ct OL ILO IJnned K 1114414411, Of - Bar Oil B u rt.* Loniship4 suppOriPor4, ' LOrtb W Si: :4 trANI - rdal Af:CKLANI). • A tiof Prix it: tftr,,- I .s were tnptigift up from the Commons, aftsi-s4yer4l:r rea d a first tztri:=, THE CLERGY are respenfully informed that G. Kt Ak airy, of Fleet-street, Bookseller, has recently-purchased of the ',Es:editors of a Divine a lame paicel of 11fAN U.Se RIFT SERMONS, which are egim to be disposed'of by him ht small quantities, at a reasonable ••thei same, Bookseller likewise mac. be Kid, Sermons on.astrat variety of subjects.. Prisitta in imita tion of Manuscript, at ts. txl. each. Your most humble Servants, Last India-liouse, March 2j, 1801. ' Thos. T. &toplll4 Ilugh•inglis, Charles Mills, David .scottl. Thos. Parry, Frs. eating, Edw. Parry, ;cob Bosanwt, Abr. Robots, oseph Cotton, • • toha Roberts, jowl Darell,. Geo. Smith, Win. Devaynes, Geo. Tatem, • Simon F,iaskr, Geo. W. Thellusson, Chi: . les t; rant, Itpbett Thornton, Paul Le Mesurier, William Thorotca, Steph. Lushingtun, Swiney Toone, lobo Alanship.. To theTRO PRIETO RS EAST IND/A s ' STOCK. Lmat,Es arm GritsiLENttN, /IRVING the.Honour of heir% recommended C 1 to you by the Directors of the East India Company as the Six Canc.idates for the Diretilion to be chosen this 'Year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of • rur Vote on the 41: . ty of Eleition, WEDNESDAY, the Bth of April next. • We are, Ladies arid Gentlemen, - • You r'lnoit obetijent Servants,. WALIAM •BENSI..tY, pfITH t s. Tr1,1,141t1 F Lk iIiNSTON E.' TOHN fiUNTER, tot India House, TOHN 'TRAVERS, !lamb ij, 280 i. AT UL WILLIAMS. • "X X tANTED, POAlkfT .and t(),,DGINO, at - V v a respe6tlble Fortner's, where thew..will be in • o pottuilitymnfobt2;nin4 a Inorougn knowle4ge of 'Forrn uag, for Avnich a libtraAnoWaw. , :c will bt giVek. DiteEt to R. Jones, at 'Mr. Webster's, No. 14, Ex " chstigc-alley, Cornbill, London. • CLASS! XL RESI S TANT : X TANISD in a Classical School, an ASSIS V V ANT. Any Geuticnian desirous of an Engaee zent in a School, who bas been used to the Eton qram rnar, and has a facility in, making Latin Verses, may aP ply to the Rev. Mr. fienicic, at Lcigester. The most • satisfsOlgry Testirnoniali will be requited. 14 4- 4,V/fibs-street; third Door froin„Oxford.street. _ • • N AN U t , :tkCi*(),R y . 1 . 2 OtiARTS and 'PLOWMAN most respea - fully' inform the Nobility and Gentry, who have; riot •setit their l w and Elegant Ntatittfa6.lOry of 'CRAM ' 13ZR.RY and jTALIAN NIUS , LI,NS, that their Ware botitse is the only . place in this Country wheie they can be bad genuine, No, 1, Chandoi.street, Covent-garden. N. B. A great Variety of Fancy Silks, by the Manufac turers. SEA.BATI - 11NG, • HIGH LAKE, NESTON, CHEM-ITU.: P PARKIN (Butler to Sir j.. Stanley, BArt.) .1.3. most mipeatltlty inform the Public, he hastaicen the FroTEL at 1-11 GR LAKE, which will be open for the reception of Companythe first Week in. Mar. EV - cry attention will be paid to give satiyiadion. • . SIMMONS, Perfumer, Sce. oppo site . the . . H• -Theatro,_ High street , Portsmouth, 'ever snxious to repo:ter himself worthy of that Patronage which he has •Tecsived frOm his Friends and the•Publie in .general, begs to tnforin them, that he has just received from Town a nVsh Supply ofPERFUMERY , With a great variety of Fancy Articles, to which he invites their . . attentioni or he flatters himself, that, on inspeilicin, they will meet with approbation. L 4 di cb , an d Gentlemen's HAIR 'COT with fashionable Elegance. t-1" : . . A gebd Assortment of Pmbrellas, Parasols, Sticks, lice. Av. • , _ SELECT ASSENIBLY AND DANCING ACADEMY. -TO THE LOVERS OF PURE SCOTCit , . DANCING. • R. ALLEN's CITY ASSEMBLIES ere - e very Monday till June, at No. to, Great, Aylitf. street, Goodman's .fieids. Determined to spar,e .116 CXpenCe t o render it superior in.every . respeft to ahy other of the k i n d., h e has engaged g,principal Vtolin; for all his Even.. Mr. nac4cPtosh , . from Edinburtif, whose anirnakting n4tes are ti le bit apd soul of the StotCh Nobility's privkle. Dances, and w ho:4 ,estremed the tirstkertlirmer in En g.- bad for s t r a th‘ptyt and Reels. Mr. Weippart plays the N one but - Ladies of Charaeter admitted. Ladies antGentierncn who have never learned Daric art ,privately taught in the first Fashion, there, 3t N 6 fg, Shcrrard-street, Golden-square, what the Terms • may be had. Those who come from the Country to learn, may live in the House during their ccomplishment, and learn what is necessary in - about a fortnight. lifted - Sword, Fencing, and Music taught.—Sc4rools ttencied ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE, or for the Life of the Grantee; zotol. 30001 soOol. and rz ,cc ol. is imat,edia,tely flatly for the Purchase. of Annuities, for W hich,lton% six to ten ..yctr's purchase will be given for Bend Securities. Persons possessirig real Incomes arising f ro= p, s tatts, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, , Mar. nap Settlements, Lhurch Livings, Jointures, Pensions; ice, See. r. - . 4 be accommodated with Money, Iran tool. to any amount, with permission to return it at *their op. tam Several Genteel Appointments under Government, ern be pointed out to Gentlemen that. have interest, of Peel. gel. ,tcol. 'soh 4c01..500L bool./001. tool. sevol..lscol, and toool. Sevefal Annuities from 151, a-year upwirds,to be disposettofon good Securities. Personal applications from Eleven till Three o' Clock to Melville =d , Co. No. Cceil:strivi, Strand. No Let. ters received but what art_ paid. Government Scettrities bought and sold.. TO BE soi,D :BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; TWQ THLRDS of the . MANOR'. of ASH, LeY, the County. of Siatford,-and Two Turn of Prcstutatious out of Three, of the Advmvson of the Rectory of thd p a ri s h of. Ashley (the next Tutu or ; 1' re . :lentation to which-is in the Vendar); also the Entirety o: sunny v 4 tiaLli and huprovable Fruls in the Parisi' of Asnley,egrapritinx kis . Acres, or thereabouts,' and whin h . zse entit " a_ 'fay extensive. ( utnnton Right within the " .I ` 4 •' 42 ' )( 9 aakFate now lett to yearly Truants at Qld vr,4 14a , Rents. • • •*" • . „ - - - Ashley is situate in a Sporting Country, -about .thice frotn IVoort, and five rnites,fro!n i\la*er Draron, to Shrot4hirei anti Ili= tult6 from Newcastle-undei.Line, arke s. Stanol*lnre. And Isleighbolarhood of good Mt ' • • • , Further 'f'Arliculutts . rnay be hut by.appjyjng at dig . of.. flee Of Ma - slirs...Alills: s; Cruid.andiolies on Eeek, StAftbrd !tire (ivhere 4 Pl an A t the Estate etv be cool , atictillo6t ei Part.cuLite. hitt). A iid by whom all Letters ; poO. paid,. will duly austvereil. 4. Printed Particntn- may *4. be 'll,:id of 110.tatii Ail Ode; Cook and hiandley, T.:leikentvoll 4 London; act ct at Ow! prlticiyal inks in Vilyten,W oore, anti Sewt:stle. . , . . NEW ' . TRANSPARENT PRINTS • • This Day WAS published, T' TRANSPARENT PRINTS, the In _ . tidrof the - CONVENT of ST. C l..hR ltp and the TENIPLE of the, SUN, size 14 by ts, price in colours il. ;11:6d. 'each, by EDWARD ORME, Priniseller to 1-lis Majesty, No. 59; New liond-stritet, corner of Brook. strect,,where Penticruesr, Captains of Ships,. Merchants, and Dealers, are supplied on liberal terms, with all Bri tish Eniravings, ivheilesale and for exportation. - A' catalogue of .I\fr. Urine's numerous Transparent Priati, and other Publications,. is now in the Press ... , and wilt speedily be ready to 'deliver at No. 59, New fliond street. This Day was published, In 'two voluines Oaave•, - .rice t4s. in Boards, F. *LIFE OF DAVI D GARRICK, Esq. X By -ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. 'rinted forj. - pubtiitied, Price.si. boards, . A TR.EATISS• of the RIGHTS and DUTIES 411_ of NATI()NS with tes . pcct to MARITIME AFL' AIRS, in whi6h the PrincipAe of ARM•ED 14.VtirRALISTS,_ and the. Opi nions oftiUSN R. attd - S CULZG EL, are fully discussed.' EN ROBERT Vir-AP,D, Author of t'oe. I nsuirF into the History and Foundation of the:tiaw of Nattolis . in Ettropeliiitirre the Age ofe rotlas. 'London Pri:it4d for I, but'terwortli, Fivet.:street. WANTED TO RENT, 'lntrnediately, for- itrTertnof Years GOOD FAMILY MOUSE, Ready FUR. N-ISFIE D i with • abdut Thirty or Forty ,Acres of Land, in eiTlivr of. the Counties of Worcester, 'Hartford; Gloucester, or Somerset. The House must consist of 4 good ini ns; Drawing.and 13reaktast-room, six rood Bed- chambers, taxi tlYe or three Garrets or Attics for Servants Kitchen, .Housekeeper's-room;' SerY?nts'-hall, Scullery, Dairy, lirew,hOuse,.„Latindry, andothercotrientent Offices; - good under-ground Cellars, Coach.horse, andStablesfor eight or twelve flosses. The, Premises must be in good . repair.; Situation high dry :end healthy ; if attlie end of a Village,- provided the House is detacbed, it will be no objection. • • . full Varticularg of Rent, Taxes, Dimensions of Routs, ' Priee. of Coal% Sec. - dire.tlod (post-paid) to Mr. Vosges, Postmaster, Leek, Stattbrdshirr, will be duly attended to. STEVfNACE, MEATS. 0,13 E LETT, a very Genteel CORiMitki ions 1 HOUSE ; the entrance, a neat Hall leading to & handaeme Parlour on each side, a Butler's Pinny, two exceeding good Kitchens, posse sing every convenience; • Bed Rooms,, lout very good ones, to which there is a well 6rtished Staircase; Servants' Rooms, by a back Staircaie ; a remarkably clean Yawl, containing Coach house, Stables, &c. and a Pump, with most ex cellent Water ; a Tkh Kitchen Garden, well planted with choice Wall; and other Fruits. A beautifur small ',lower .Garden.--Capital Cellaragt. The Premises are in most.complete repair, and particularly worthy the at tentiQn of a S an, being , in the vicinity of Lady Salisbury's a Mr. Calvert's Hunt. - References addressed to Mr. • Cass, Swim, Stevenage, Hens, will be paid proper attention to. By. VIRTUE of a COMMISSION of APPRAISE. NI ENT and SALE, i s sued out of the HIGH COD /47 of ADMU.4LTY of ENGILAIsiI), WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • At the Island of Guernsey, on Monday the zoth of April, 91iE - follpwing GOODS,' now lying in Ware: houses st Guernsey and there to *deltvered, viz. 996 iIIDES in the Hair • go Large CA.SESOf SUGAR ; being the entire - Cargo of the Danish Brig Nepromos Ana: tus Torgrinsori Master, front Lisbon bounds° For viewing the Goods, or any other Particulars, apply to Mr: Solotneri'Langa; Merchant, - Guernsey ; and for Samples ,of the Sugar, &c. to Messrs. -Prickett . and Weston, Merchants, Weymouth. • ' I . CABINET PICTURES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, NO. 3 i , the corner of Villiers-sircet, in the .... Strand, on',Taesciai, March 31, at Twelve o'Clock 4 4 GENUINE -and CAPITAL COLLEC.; TION of high finished CABINET , PICTURES in tine preservation, including the choiCest Works ' -Verit,: ' Lantarii:, - . Creuze, • . 1)e Marne, orn trteraunck , Laudon of Paris. Truth crowning Arts, to cliet-d'ceuvrei 4cc. Jrc. well worthy the 'attention of the Connoisseui.- ' To be. viewed, and Descriptive Catatvgiies.gratis. N.B. Eye ry ; Pic.ture is .warrankxl origitlal, a4.wcntioned in the Catalgue'.• _ _ TU. lif, SOLD BY ,AUCTION, • . . 'fit. ' IN LOTS, ' At Storey's. Gate Cott'ce-house, Great Gedtge.strut; ' - Wesuniniaer, .. . ' . . . . Ry Mr. SQUIlgi, 'o,n ItOnilay the 2 ;tll of April, Igo!, and following Day,. LINI)RY FREEHOLD HOLISES, situate in ' S' '"i'ilfton : :. streiit; It6mnev - retw, Nfatsfiitn, stetet, . , Horse-ferry -road;. • Great and Little Pcter - gullets, , and Be.unett'S 'lardy. : kVestminstv.r ; amongst which k ic seve ral i l tiblic.:lionsii,atiti others with largo; Plot s of Gtutqid, Well- adap tcd' for eemen s • i ri Tr td , -who icqif tr:.; i'oota. • ‘-I)eictiptivefPartiiiitiart mly be ;had at the Office -, Q ~Aless. K e nt., cla.rirtgc . altd ecaree, Ciaigisrevult, ;White hfiti '; 'of Mrs. Sherry, - Nfar - ,llam strcti 1 ai t!lc lira of said l . 'awl at; .IVir. Squibb, •Savale-passer, S.,Tine4 , row. . , i'. „... . . Me Earl pf A101R,4, after a few prefatory observationY, presented a Bill for .the Relief of Imolieu Debtors which, he said, was a literal transcript of his fortner — Eill, and he observed, he though: it advisable to Bettie the operation of the Bill to the 23d of jimiary lzt.—The Bill was, on his I.cfralsitip's motion, read a first time. Me Earl r e f CL42E addressed site Hout-e, ttit, the purport, as we 0014.colleci; rlia: he should, soon bring forward a inettiint of considerable portantc, hat -he thought it Would be proper to; give them general idea Of 'what he want to propose. The LORD CHANCELLOR interposed, and suggested the propriety of Itiforcing . tie Order for the exclusion of. Strangers, which of Co s urse , immediately took place.—On our re-adirdssion, we found The of Bithol EXETER addressing the.l,louse. The Rev. ' prelate a pp eare d to b e stating j toe circumstances the case of the Rev. Mr. Eistp- WOOD, a Clergyman of his Lordship's Diome; and the person, on whose account, Mrs: Taylor is about to be divorced",from ler husband.; he also stated the porticolars of some ECCICSI:WiC3I. pr t , oeeedin3 which were adopted with resisea to' him. :Trte Rev. Prelate concluded, by expres sing his approbation of the Clause adopted by the' Committee on Taylor's Divorce Bill, on the sug gestion of she Marquis ofBuCKItiGHANT, for pro hibiting the marriage of Mr. Birdwmxi with Mrs. Taylor. • In the coarse of the Rev. Prelate's address Lord . AUCKLAND and the Marquis of BUcKIN T ‘ GHM, spoke chiefly ; particularly; the former, on sh e . point of Order on the Question of the Repori: upon the Bill not being then regularly before the: House. , 'At length the Order orthe Daywas read- foe taking into consideration the -Ripon or the Con_ mittee upon Taylor's Divorce hill, when The Ma riri4 is cf Bri:CKlN6if AM. rose, addressed their- lordsiiips at .s, R zion g th ta r ;on the sebjea. • The leadiog points of - the , - Nook , : Marquis's Speech being those uttered by. hi 9 on the occasion of his origimilly proposing,. the Clause, we deem it unnecessary to' recite then. He concluded with adjuring their t oricships ',agree to the Clause ? e..nd exprelising 114 wish, that a general regulatiou on . chit head inliy nbc. adopte4 . . . . 41,;s Rajel Ilighnrss the DUKE yet -7, fIR CE7 spoke at. Some length in tl;'sippri* . ation of the • CiallsC, and' fell much into the line of argument which His Rbyal HigYMZSS advanced on 4 former eveuipg. . With resped io the objgtiorino • i.,- present TAW - of Degree : the consideration of tl,e `stress urred upon . suing, and on which .(4z . uL'l stress seemed to be laid, he expresse4..his that such a consideration induced he woman to,,pause and' reOcti more ..srionc!:,. be_ fore tliey engaged V) marriage; than . they ,Wotild &were .that. process attended wiaLless. expetiee.- His Rdyaf•Highness took a short review of, the existing system of - Pivorce, with a review to the Ecclesiastical, its :well as to rhe Orainarr Courts of Law... He seemed to say,. by ;he re, • suit a. those, the worrian was left, as she certainly, silo* be, as free as the ma n , a n d to express his ppiiiioh, that in a great majority of those cases ,the men gem the most criminal ; he also, disap proved of the Clause the more strongly, as it !.m. braced rather a question of gerzeralpolicy tharr,a particular. case. ••• The Earl SUF FOL K objected to the clagse; principally.tin the round of its introducin th general Question . by a sitle-witid, and its fiar, taking of thenature of an ex pa fado regulation:. The Marquis - of BUCKINGHM4 explained. The &fir' of WESTMORL tpOkeaikome lengtlragainSf theClaase the gre„ater. part of hig Lordship's observations seemed To reft4 to the general Qustion;rand to the systarl - bf Diyorce. Law in former, as well as in; thepres s ent drug. The, Noble Earl alsO'refetred to Certain points which had been 'urged th 4 formetbehate on , the subjea, tespediv'the proceeding-..0f the Re. clesiastical Courts, • 7 . 1‘; LORD Ci:LINCEL 1r LQRke'very.ablY in answer tO.the legal points, ID the Speech of the Noble Earl' iihcrspoke last. " Tki Marquis of SL IGO; (064 of the Irish Re.. preieotatiie Peers), spoke with considerahie feet in support of the Clause.. wihlled the charge of Criminality, upon the preient age was, as had *been said, a slander upon the pre sent,age. It war, unfortunately, a lust atosa 'ion. Even, every st4!ond".l 3 atpphlet in eireula. Lion .would th.gree glove is ; and if . .man 'Eli down to write Ws - life in the presept day, the .work would priticitilly ibntain a detail Otlaii viccs.. • The Earl of CAP.I.ISLE aidthe e tishop .CHE;PTEa rose at the sarne. tunt..LA s cry, for each to proeced,principally for tie ,f4rrneri eatised each of those Lord's to rennin some time oil his legs# 7 , The.ery of Oder Became . general.), bqrd MULCR.,IIrE - tose particularly speak to it, and expressed his wish that on .Ruch occasions in future- the .Nobla Lord on the ' Th- E . f 113 - ar o Gait t. and th e 19,) of Ro. c 'kid each a IcW words ;Than r..he 'Point .of Or&r. ; thee - I:titer observed, that his reetiott for ucisfiutg to be flt~drdl a i :i I T v ( i 2 p . r f a llen horn a Noble „Karl , Lord Aftil,C;le ol!sert again: . upiortibte.• point •of st)rder said, k tit",v that the muse ultimately rest` with the 1 - louse ; tlei 'same . • ti'te 'knew it to be reAtilkr, a yell a§ tornary, - for the i obl tOrde on e the l .'oolsaciei •to rranle which Pzer should proceed; • • . • The . .E t arl of RAnvoi . ieSisted on the point of Ordetlip favour of Lord Cite I. ISL inri first • .` , - • • • ••• e:C,IIPL / SEE - then. -deriimred, his. , sen.tinvits4 %Ouch were against the adoption of tits W bar oUr toao:sziat oft 'the, . cf tldstltrtv,le considered .as . 031•11.22 i r/g tiCl pre.- bibitioneagaiust tht'efuture 'marriage oil ti pare ties, after the mama ;e cceitratt broken. He was of opinion that 'it would best serf: 1i teas of mtuvality, if the. terror Ofernatrire..oeir pendecliover the&dueer;,With regard, to the in: troduetioriof tie present. Clapse :Mic , the. 13111, he steolgly tbjefteA the.gt:OUnd of its . . 'Of she.. nature of are -ex pertt./a0 which was abborrenr to theprineiplcs,of - Englisb..- •Legilztti e oa... taitnadeceted . on, tbeaigainent, thatits7ouldrbring Il qcantiai to . the. Church and.an injur y - to Wiorality"., ilt% t verend•-Seducer anktheLady seduced wote.to be permitted - io net try. Biit even this; did not consider x ogld„irs produaiee . .of et it as filling the publft! 'rifts' 1111 - Itrtg•tictiKs of what ,passed•in.the public Coatis, upon•Triale for Adultery, wl Icl fonnki, tbeir,-*ay, .into Biel ;,,- • houses, and tended ,flitich to' injure the perit , i•bf • the fernalt.tnind: - e • - . The. Bishop "'of ROCHESTE R. ;ter 'nit elaborate explanation:of the' , (2onstittitie?l; and . .cu;tont, of Eceleeiast iced had-been -adopted under terrain the time of the - Reformatiort aed s;e,:ter eon. stikte this Code as • eoinpo s.prig t Oft 1 ,;.e, Liw•ni the 1...10..':111c. A- staidtttLa-9pirtict'ts of • Caetlinal Beliarmine,iad iii fatear- of the indissolubilite of 1 11 . 1q. e ,..ei 3 i s ie Pont ra4 amt. - 11.1e ire , .l,-t hat' thie etii form nil ( 1 2,ariorilets, titite estitetine. to the jaes. tsi r f"'Mart)n, Dithee,- t"...e reason C. dedrift'ebz.ine • e.• • tp.irStien;:ii the tin -ie o tlie.Ri;:forination, from idea,entertained. of it& • leitg ducaritie of marringe Seera menre Aiii.after'cenau ring what I.:it•lanti•lion, Se;_ den, Melton, - ,anti.orliers -lied .ndranc:ed his../..qtdsltip tettnuteirexpLlned..hii: idea of ihat passage Seripture in. witi:ll.CHrtrse :conversed r.v ith' the Jeans on the • tets-.- 4 , 'The. opinlon advanced. by 'Art bialop Crannicr he colisidereid to be a -iecre 'quibble that because . enaEriage, in eases of Adultery, was .. , Ali yolt d, Elteu;#orc the parties.wero at liberty to ~ Inatryetipine lie lamented the effects which. hid • re e sutied fleim Parliament, at'ter the .11oforniatio», hq . ),Aing nt.4 . lt - ....1..e.t1 positively to. prohibit ,an - I . lFtreage betiVeen. the . Adulterer and the A:dul. tereise Owing to t,he 'lnadvertence of leaving to#ttor opoo, apiAleatiopi for. I)lVoree Bills Ilveste days- of .licentiousness, hail encouragedbeort. and increased. ; . , Zoet,./if f://(;R A rE., .contr6‘ierte4 several tlit posisions' of- the' Reverend Pre l•,:tte s T and iNtril, f our I p's Sermon on the' iv/fount, He rentaeleed the prediledion winch .. The - 'Bishop , bad shown •for tlit ',gen:intents .of. - Popish Writers, in preference tuertotestant .ones, an Abe • subjeft of M.itri:te arid, Dieoree; iArui cob_ ctixted with declaring 'his - detertilination to : pos-e the Clause. - • .- Tke Earl afeZ ARE expres . sed his sUrprize et the siehtiments expressed. by the Revetv.hi Pre. • late ; several.of which, he said, were; perA4ly novel to him.' The ide:t of the indisstilebility, •of the 'Marriage GorierJel "*as graftedugon ..tke superstitiorti -and errors of the..g.o.nish He flatly eOhtiadii'ted the position that the Callan Law :Made, hart of the Commo . r, Lilt' of the and maintained his'opinion that Marriage vea.;'of the . nature of a •Civ it Contrail. • , ' The Marquis of Shoo spoke in eiplanaticn, as did the...flishop.oi-itocyres.rett. - The' aide of BEDFORp 'op,-,sed• th 6 C 1 i se, . and retua - rd, that,c yen. it atiopttd by the Lords,' • there:was ahnost a.ccrtainty that:it .would "fe jefted'in the Comtii-Ons , and shouid their Lord ships still adhece to it, it might prove a bitr in the wAy of t& injured. party ( Mr.:,TAY 1.0 It) 0).)- • ' talUincr that relief which. his case deserted, aild their tordships - wete disposed to grant, • . I,lrd GR4NI I :I , LL-4.6nielnded (iUr of the Ctausg, as he- thoitht prgv . , a dispop4, ragemetit to other suiltxTersoi)s, `. - .With regard to th:!,probability that the:Clause %vault be :IT; jeli4 in tlid other . House, thaz - , ..0.t41.!)t not - ;t9 op (rate with their Lordships.agaikt aeti ng. ti*ir 6‘vti 'and . 'obServed on the .Oputig-..• which was gendraily iitfrstteit in such'epes. I.'he Earl - 61 V t STMO Rl4 ND . _ spoke explatia.,flan. • • s • . At'or.t.A.:44..sp . r. , !ce in favour ofthe DA rci opp ed it. . - • ,4 • ; T 3 Lb - C ( •)1 ) • 14 .ot A adirruLvelted on 6, 4 CLAIta, with tespqt to 60 Q/9411400: !att4 i.he nature ok the Marriage . ' '1 Avax t :ezriToc Eavrit\ r 'Cf.) 7:ettPatva. . 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