The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-13 00:00:00

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Lord ItEDESDALETT;;;;;I:pc titian from the Duke
ellontrieo on the subject of his data to the title. There
was another claimant to the dukedom of Montrose, in the
person of the E tr! of Crue ford, sad the duke wished lobe
allowed to prove his claim to the dukedom.
Thew lordships then, at hall-past fire o'clock, adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Farosr, Nov. 12.
Tito Sesteasteek the ask at a quarese tee efidiek.
Amearat the EllibllNS aces view Mr. Teillmek
Hsu, Mr Hugh Adair. a ICa.lelleCnediefeh
PUBLIC BUSINESB.
Pl3ll TIONS PRESENTED.

AOSTIALII.-411% G. DMIOADI, Loa cartel& flax
dressers. beleseng to Doman. goat to moderato to
Australia, poplar ist a toketket of the poe=esr
colonies. Al.. we fee the Ilkearas Tisane
praying that the hoes wait ontheetee the Cleimmee tier:
eve coi so inch es& to Wool toForkobire.
Poe ism Acionseszow.—By Ili Z. DMUS. boa &
parish iu Essex, emplaising of thoompeolea fhbe popil
priesthood is 1, d. cad poolylog flie the disomatienrooe
of the Maya's& gent A. PZLLATT, Alm
inhabitants of &athwart. lOW Ile Karen& goat. sad
praying that a bill sight bit prod to were freed= of
elettioa m inland, sad roodirollog it illegal for Sonia
priests to threats. or deueosse asp Imes or persons what-
'TOT, or to heed and Lei es mobs to stmt sorer sad
lama as say d for Illebrieseralekrata.
ELUTION Pirmis Ilk B. TULL, from olsulen
of Bridgforth, ompleholog_of go mine election el so-
tura Ira than buisiebt Mg. GLADSTONE, tees M.
Pilaus; pI TaWasslitiret= des undue einem
mad Muni la that we she yew
metal arm lb. W. Tomes WOulalhalsimpliiiibe et ma
nada, *leaks ad Muni be tr hmessalli et Gnat Yer.

—Deutr
ismonor.,--111.•; Beate.roaa.--Kr A. COCK-
BURN permeated a pedibm, whidi be stated was Miami by
a amber of rsemielahb beasts of the elDeetri.
complaining theta**, big alesisa fti tbat
truistic bribeeyballassammaelled take the eases.
lag the niters MI Ir.. TbsimaaDerey Sae>emd freers
alleging that Neje, Beerafrol, • Privy CemeeMee, a mem-
ber of bet Delearie usemeneasat, SiravAsar at War, and a
member it that beim was a party to Ma bribery, and
kismet, preamo4lllo6:psews nand Jahn Frail, an
mto be eat see* to ire thligae. The leareel
podium gate asap me wet be *mai
it. that the poi*. In *Mei with the nem, sad that
as Friday neat be &NM Urn that it be taken into cam
Mention by the bows, with lbe view to as inquiry by a
mime committee, or la sack other mode as this home might
iheas expedient.
Naw ZIULAND.—By Kr. GLADSTONE, from in-
babitaats of Auckland sad other places in New Zealand,
praying that they might not be taxed to discharge certain
obligations of the New Zealand Company, from whose
operations the, had never derived say biwiet.

WESTERN HARBOURS or IRELAND.
Mr. H. HERBERT moved fors Dopy of the report and
the evidence taken before the cornairdos appointed to in-
quire intl. the invite of the Indent harbours of De-
fend, for the purpose of tzenaatlantie communication.—
Agreed to.

HOSPITAL

Mr. FITZROY said that ataseliss had recently bees
palatally celled to statements alma the *Eastman of
patients la Bethlehem Beepited. pia are.) Aml ease
pasties of the evilness ea that &Mot eseeneminted to
the Fable in the estumne of emarelemjeemml,bed maimed
them desirous et morn tall lettemetitm Be wiled to
Mew whether Ms right his. ,sideman (14. We**
had emy objection le lay es the taint et the Mem espy et
the report-
Kr. WALPOLE mil the repeat et tbe essrahnemere was
•1111111Maillead to Ma it the wormer asa in consequence
(blebs satyrs at thumper% he felt ft his duty immediately
to send it to the goteesea of the hospital, to snow what ob-
servations they had to make upon it, informing them that
eslloo4 as he received dials observations, he should think it
his duty to lay the report and °Nervations before the
lease, awl have them printed, in order to consider what
was the proper coarse to be taken. Thom observations he
had pr,s,i,d for from limo to time, and was informed that
they would very soon he sent. He had not yet received
them, and that was the only reason which bad delayed the
report being Lid on the tiible of the house. This would be
done, as coon es the elmninnication from the enmmis-
sinner. was ree• ived. lie thought it but fair toward, than
who were implicated by the inquiry that they should have
the uple,rtunity of stating their own case, as well as of
hearing the MOO against them. (Hear, hear.)

BETTING. HOUSES.
Mr. FITZROY wilted if it was in contemplation shortly
to introduce a measure for euppreeetag the ouitence of
betting-houses ? (Hear, hear.)
Mr. WALPOLE said be had considered the subject, and
hail come to the conclusion of introducing a measure, the
particulars of winch he would nests at the time.
THE " VI:SrA."

Mr. C. BERKELEY wished to ask a question re-
;tardier( her Majesty's ship Vesta. It had been stated in
the public prints that that ship left Spitbead for the West
Indies. In the finest weather and under the most favour-
able circumstances. and was run rebore in Yarmouth flay,
in the Isle of Witzld, In the mat unseamanlike manner
possible. He wished to ask whether any court-martial itsd
been held on the officers of that vessel If not, why not ;
nod, • Wart martial had been held, whether there was
any objecion to lay on the table of the house the minutes
of 'video, • and the finding the court ?
Mr. STAFFORD said the statement was correct, as also
the fiscally named. There was no reset-martial, the reason
heinu that it was not usual to have a eourt-martial in the
c use of ships run aground, except in CUP of very serious
bttatv. Twit ship*, the Arrogant and the Vengeance,
rrsprctisely for Cadiz and Oihsalter, had since been
run ashore : but to neitb,r ease had a enurt-murtial been
held. In the 011111 Werrad to, a court of inquiry was inst.,
tutcol by the port-admiral at Portsmouth, and the COMM-
queuee was e severe reprimand to the captain.

10111X1$ OF MOTION.
Ms. C. BIZEILIT. FiMar asst. am he re.

tarn of the amber of her Majesty's Alpe, distlagalthlag
sailing vessels from steam vessels, which had horn ran ea
shore, Is the last five yews, between the More sad Slut
Point. Also, whether court-martisls or warts of inquiry
had been held in each case, together with the Ilaalag mad
genuine.
VOTING AT ELICTIONII.-84 W. CLAY:, 0111 if early
day, n Feint committeeto consider whrtherit be expedieat
to she the votes at elections far members of parliament
the sass way as they are now bated for the election Of
peer-law guardians, at the residences of the motors.
ECCI.IIIIAITICAL COVIITIL—Mr. COLLIER, on Thurs-
day—Bill to treader the jurisdiction of the ecclesiutleal
courts, for granting probate and letter of admintstration, '
to the superior courts of common law.
LIGHT pt'/.4 —Mr. MACGREGOR to move resolutions '
to the stf.et that the restrictions on the manniug of Bri•
tish ships should he repealed ; that the dues for salvage,
pilotage, tolls, ballast, lights, stamps oa charter parties,
bills of lading, and marine sasurance, should be adjusted,
and as for as in be, and, if possible, abolished.
Coaxer I.:Lac-noses—Lord R. GROSVENOR, on
Teraday, Bill to limit the polls at county electiosse to one ,
daisto INDIA lIERRIES, on Monday,
to move the reappointment of the committee on Indian
territories.