The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—Tilltintit, AtIMMT IS.
PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
This being the day appointed kr the prorogation of Po-
Hameln by the Clasen to perww, the house was *paged at
12 o'clock, heat which time, until halt pest 1, P•O5,
reensem, and ethers who had ebtaised the Lord Clamber-
seders (chiefly lad.re), continued to arrive, when the
body elks Muse and ell the galleries were closely occupied
by a galaxy of bunt, and &shies goon numerous and 'plea-
did than we have ever sem on a simile, occasiou. Swat an
ememblage of England's fair and noble daughters has led-
dem, if ever, been whammed before ; sad their peerless
bereaty and elegem attire, templed with the onsaelfiesst ces-
keen of the cups &riot:eon/so, and the somewhat grotesque
bet showy robes of the peers, presented a tout essalak of
empralag grace and grandeur. The Nenrileot Amber
seder, his brother, sad salts arrived won after ose o'clock.
His Buil:eery was aesemetodated with a seat amount
the repressatatives of forties warts (who attended
to considerable eumben), whilst his brothers and their
attenlants were emanated to the sod of the aide gallery, on
the left of the thecae. The Doke of Wellington, in • field-
menhirs oedema, was early in attendee:cep, seeompanied by
the Maniskser of Douro and Lady Charlotte Well
His grace appeared to be is excellent health and spirits.
Shortly before two o'clock the Lori Chancellor took his stet
ea the wooLset, when the BAop of Hereford read prayers,
la a solemn sad impressive manner. His Grace the Arch-
bishop of Ceaterbury, and the Bishops of Salisbury and
Ostord were also present. Amongst the peen we noticed
Berl T.ilbot, the Berl of Mousteaskell, the Earl of Devon,
Lord °lentos', the Berl of St. Germans the Mug& of
elasticate*, the Earl of Wend, the Marquis of Lansdain:t,
Led Eldisbery, Lord Foley, Eat Granville, Lord Carer
bell, the Marquis of Winchester, Lord Redeedele, Lin;
Meenegle, and several others, who inicapted the frost
bomb, umbering about thirty. The Lord Chief Justin of
the Comma Pleas (Sir John Jervis) was the only judge he
eetandmee. Lord John Russell occupied • seat on the hew
of the Usher of the Black nod.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE laid upon the table d
the bones by .catered of her Majesty papas relating to the
Wok pow law and ether subjoins.
Lord EDDISBURY aloe laid papers en the table.
About tea sham after two o'clock the firing of • royal
salute is the perk easeseeed the apprised& of her Majesty,
sed Ire minutes after a flourish of trumpets sold the sextons
emembly that the Quote had reached "tot Palms of
Weensteenr." The Me almost imme,.lat.ly after
. her MagestyCl7precetie4 by the great offieen
appeared
De • of Wellieguse carrying the sword of
set% the Marquis of Laarlowne the crown oa a velvet
emblem, sad the Matquis of Winchester with the cap. of
mainteassee. Her Majesty then altered the house, lunge
en the arm of his Royal Highness Prices Albert, sad
attic fled by the Dachas of Sutherland, es Menses el the
Bohm Lady Jocelyn and two puce burial/ the royal trek.
bEreeirjegticety was attired in • white eaten brewed*, em-
eriti' gold, and wore a tiara of diamonds.
Upon the estrum of the 441,011, the whole house
rem and Freaked needing wail she had takes her
ems on the throe*, when she commanded her sub-
jeers to be meted. The Commons were then sum-
moned to appear at the her, sad lan a few minutes
after the Speaker, accompanied by the Uglier of the Bleck
Red, the Sevetast-at-Arms, and a numerous body of the
members of the Lower Home, attended la studious, to
her Moine)** micamands.
The SPEAEIR, balks; the Consolidated Feed Appro-
priation Bill la his kaad, then delivered the fallowing Ad.
dress to her Majesty We, your Majesty's loyal an
faithful Commees. wreath your Majesty with oar lest bill
of supply. Is chakeek to your Majesty's commands, en-
mounted from the thine by rya eemmissioa at the com-
emeemout of the mien. we applied ourselves to the magi-
&ratios of a bill for the better goverameat of year Majesty
Australian agonise, sad we have framed a government in •
fens which we believe to be best adapted to the wants and
feelings of the cohabits, and we cootedently look forward to
its being the means of leading to the gradual development
of the vast mourns of the c-looy itself, and of orese-
lag attachment of the colonists to this country and
year Majeety's throne and person. We have made magi-
4erable advances La unitary improvements, by prohibiting
interments in large towns, and we have sanctioned such laws
eta regulations foe the improvement of certain districts
which past experience h:s proved to be aoseseary for the
protection of human life. Aurae of the growing competi-
tion which the mercantile navy of the poem had to com-
bat with in consequence of the recent alteretioa of the navi-
gation laws, we hays devoted mita' time aa4 aleantive to
those peculiar measures which brume areaway to give
due and proper effect to nun eleages, and • bill has
lately received your Majesty's assent, ay which we hove
endeavoured to alleviate the charmer of the impute
letitn press upon our meneatil• manse, and to armee
the discipline sad promote the general welfare sad beeri-
ness of the semen. At the ossamencemeat of the pvseent
Detain the royal commission announeed on exteasediesey
diminution in the *umber of parliamentary electors
land, and the effect whisk that diminution had bad on the
existing system of legislation is that country. That saline
has received from us, a, it duffer!. our most favourable
ecerideration, and by the remedial which we have applied
we hope to have secured to the people of Ireland as in-
enema body of efficient and independent electing, who will
i
be faithful n the discharge of their important privilege
of returning representatives to sit and legislate is the Com-
moat House of Parliament. Treat are the meet important
measures of the stogies. It would be tedious to enumerate
the other 12111111101111meassres of important* ',kith have beta
the subject of our careful orasideratiou, but we may
mention that it has been our pleas*" duty to
reduce the amount of taxation whilst carefully providing
supplies for the 'airlocks of the public service and sup-
porting the honour and elt,taity of the crown ; and whilst
we
give extrusion to oar feelings of loyalty and attachment to
your Majesty, we may add, that it a our sincere desire to
elo all we can to uphold the important institutions of the
country, sad to maintain its increasing prosperity. We
bate now to crave your Majesty's mos: gracious silent I.
our last bill of the session, which is to apply and appeardelle
the Consolidated Fucd.
The Queen gave her royal anent to the Coeselikeel
Fund Appropriation Bill ; and also to the feliewlett..
Spitalfields and Shoreditch New Street ; Treelike of is.
provement Loans; Law Feud Duties (Ireland) ; Saab.
Banks (Ireland); Holyhead Subpar; Laugh Cantle Ism-
ent Company; and General Board of Health (Ito.
Her Majesty, who appeared is excellent health and
Writs, *ea received the royal speech (gives is yesterday's
E mess) from the Lord Chancellor, and road it in her moat
clear sad emphatic manner
The LORD CHANCELLOR then, In her Majesty's
Lame, and by her Majesty's command, prorogued the park-
mint until the ltth day of October nut,
After which her Majesty left the house la the same order
is which she had entered it ; and Outputs, easestmen, and
spectators soon after relived.

HOUSE OF COMMONS TRUSSDAY, AUG. 15.
The Organza took the their, ia the sew hoses, at
half-past cog o'elesk.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Itistcm. Rung TO as Poos.—By Capt. PECHELL,
hem medical practitioners. complainer of the prase*
non of apprising medical oilcan to poor-law unison.
Vac curtest-En Lama to I siLtitri.—lly btr.THORN ELY ,
from a Illr. Maberley. gyiss for a bill to authorise the
t taking pomatsita of esealtivated lead is Ire-
Cr, aellerompleyhty the peer thereon.
CORONERS' INQUESTS.
Mr. SOTHERON moved for a rears, tram the clerks
of the poem of the several maim la Hennaed sad Wage,
of the samba of inquest, (sem visas mopeds) bald by
ea* caroser. Jacinto' all inquests held by the deputy of
ainagesek coroner, is each year derby the sewn yean
the 311 t day of December, 1549, distiagt2
she musty and is division, where set:sally made es
triateasite, or when divided by egreemmill of the mann
vas ; the member .1 iaquests M snob year go be
Mated mparstely ; also the masher of miles kr whisk Wie-
sp vas allowed ea the Mikai it Mime* eat eke the
seiner of Wks *barged sad snowed to is ti
se beld hewn that were sot takes; etetnb dm the
author Meath jeeraufs Macias aloe, la somata edam,
k meaty, an of ea* amsner's
iefiei is sash maty, at the lest asset ; sad
the estimated aspirins la seek can la 1849 et sash
and ids aunty. Ascent of all imperisamai
vitathe mesa yeses eisresaid (diniessiskin the seas by
the nem of the deceased), the fees ter which have ben
disallowed ; the verdict of the jury Is ea* ' ems sad the
wads pease ef elan disallowance. Lad similes Mow
heat the tows shake of dries gad boroughs harks
agleam.
'SCHEMES (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
Mr. Y. FRENCH said this bill bad cease down from the
Rene el Lena. It was of gnat ispertanes that it should
pass this seseles, sad he trailed that it would be parented
to perm "neigh ell be nags. now, ia order that it might to-
day remise the reyel anat.
Sir W. SOMERVILLE laid be ens Mordant to We:rpm
to prevent the progress or this bill, bat he had had so oppor-
lenity of consaltin with the Attorney-Ossaral epos It.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL here stand the hew,
and aid he had a sertlealar abjection to this bill.
M.. F. FRENCH mid all the ameadmeata allied for by
the Len Cheasellor bad ben sessated to.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said the lust etsannudge-
ties he bad with the Lard Chancellor was that ha objected
to the bW.
The mead reeding of the bill wee this negatived.
DUTY ON FIRE INSURANCES.
Caked SIBTHORF gave Retire that early nest sinks
be ekes* make a modes far the »dee*e of the duty ea
do lamweasee, sad fee the redone& of the Mass ea Wen
hewn
lIIIVESIAL OF
REGTHE RECENS. NT POST-OFFICE
ULATIO
Is newer to Mr. Pansy,
Mr. LAW/I:CHIME said an that hod takes plan ca this
stillest was, that the gemeakeimmes ambled to corkler
the erisetirn la maknity nit the Wires ef the
had tenoned their report, whisk was mew ea the tabihirs
the hewn Me and sir gates Me the kirk ef that res
poet bother thus that Its geameltnear wee that the regu-
lation f a the satire owspnion of the deihMy gad treasmis.
sloe of mails ea Ileakie the
he eled sad
that they shoe* wan M the kaamtheM mid de-
livery of letters *Ways, assompasied with
nett regslatteas a they bayed would afford to

the pis mapheyed is the Peet•eilice such net is
the Seaday as was eassisteat with • due regard te the pore.
seesat interests et essiety at lane. That wee Ilis gess&
purport et the revolt. T4l Timmy bed set pa tad time
se eseelder it. At the same time be bellseed IMO* Tres.
lIM7 wrath' be mend d with the report and wait set yea IL
The D .pity Usher of the Blasit. Bed bare was lath *it
beam sod summoned the Home is Woad at Ike bar of Ithe
Heath of Lords.
Tae SPILLS', attended by the memben, then le&
Via BPZALia, ea his fetus, was aormyllied by oboe*
60 members. Taking Ith seat I. the &sir at the table
unity neupied by tie &slew of sommittess, be shortly
role. sod after invitiag the Yea. areabers resent to amiable
aroma the table, be read the royal spew* (Elves above)
armlet the Warmth; of the sr Wary with+ proclaimed Ism Ma-
jesty's departure free the house.
As sews or it was *mended. Lord J. Russell &deemed
sad sleek leads with the Speaker. as did Sir 0. Grey. Mr.
Lebeasbere. Mr J. C. Hobbes" Sir W. Somerville, wad ail
W other memben present.
The beam then separated at 20 staittes to 3 Velma.