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London, England, 1810-03-29 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. '

DOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH is.

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aL•INC v. TIM PART. or I'4lllEllly AwO OTRTIII.
This cause, whirl. respected the right to certain lauds, wee
hsfore their Lordolsips to a former Session, and a deciaioa
had upon it But doubts having ..risco, thnt theii Lordships'
judgment did not 'elide certain point., it ur.sag4ho brought
before the Court of Session. The Loan emsgert.Lutt.
this day, stated, that wale.. the HU41.0 had intended to
retail the cause to the Court of *ratios, fur a re-consider.,
lion, the anode in which it had been now brought before tIL,e
Imr;Islo:ps was wrung ; it should be by petition for josileio..t
up the doubtful points. Whether their Lordships lot or
nut hotrod to give joulgunnot, geuerilly, sus the case, agisell
out drlirer so opinion ;but he lass perfectly sure, it wetiga
their lineation to remit it to the Court below. Yoder Jima.
considerations, his Lordship would, to-morrow, w floe Jay
tato. int, Loy before the House a Resolution foe their Lord-
ships' consider st

HILL a. 11.ANSAT.
The further heacing of this cause fan outline. of which wan
Mang in our Paper of Ttwaeayt bring ionasned, tin. SOLl-
ettoll-Genrikaa. fur SCOTLAND %war heard for flit• Re-
`apagident, aid Mr 11100CliAll fur the Appellant, is icply.
Farther proceedings on Friday.
Sir Jae..b Astle). Sir Malpb!balite, fr. Howard. and
revers' tither Menders, brought up thine private Ltlis from
the Commons "—Read a brat time.
Mr. Maheux, from the Last India Company, presented •
certain Accounts, relative to the attain of sa.d Company,
pursuant to ordei of the 3tb inst.
Tile Irish Distillery Bill, and the Quarantine Intendants'
Bill, were resit the third time, and passed.
. The Great Yarmouth Paring and Lighting Bin was read a
sitcom! time ; ■nd the several private Bills uo the Talk for-
warded in their respective stages—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Upon the emotion for the second reeling of the Ports•
mouth Weiernorks

Admiral MARKII•M oppowl the Bill, an one peculiarly
injurious mid oppressive in al. as parts, and mowed an
ausesdineut, " That the second reading be deferied In thin
day sit mouths "
Aft 4 r some observations from Mr. Hot.ste Scris ties' th.
amendment was withdrawu, and the Bill read a second time
and committed.
0a the motion for the third reading of the Sydenhain
closure Bill, a discussion look plane between Mr. Marryat,
Sir E. linatchtnall, Mr. Curren, Mr. Moutatur, and Lord
Csichrime. Mr. Marryat proposed an amehtiment, "That
the Rill be read this day am months." Upsna the division'
there appeared—
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for the Bit!
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Against it
Majority..
The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill was read .1 tilted time, Red
passed.
Thr Report of the Cmheasteasent Bill was ordered for far-
ther consideration ou %Veda:clay sett.

Sill FRANCIS BLTROF.Tr.
Mr. %manias, after a few 1101.4. snored the
order of the. day, fur -renett leg the debate on the
subjet t of the breach of privilege, charged against
Sir I:nutria liurde t.
The S having vetted the teutertitets
Mr. Stitt 1101% again rose. The 9...rwevegi vv.
iteerrJ to hint to be one of the utmost importance
-but whether it ea. of great or little import tare, he
conceited it most be the wish of Genthernesi. u all
sides of the House, not to decide en it but aftet
due delilietation. Precipitancy would be unjust
both Indic individual cosicerned, and injurious to'.
the tuannur and character of the House. He could
ant' reconcile to himself the hasty doctrine of prn-
cerdieg to instant citation, whenever the House
was itself concerned. In cases where the charge
was sa short. and easily tube comprehe niter!. at one
view, it might be proper inough instantly to assert
their authority But Isere. where there was an elabo.
rate legal objection to it privilege claimed by them.
it was sorely too mod' to cell for a decision before it
was possible fully te understand and weigh the Me.
Out at Ilele paper, twiedistinctquestions erole—the
first, as to the truth or fallacy of the cotoitutional
doctrines laid down, e I:tecting the rie,hrts of the
House of Coatroom. ;• and the second, as to the
language in which these opinions erre conveyed.
If there was any offence cot:milted. it could not be
in the AllialarlT; because, if any part of that had
ben reprehensible, delivered as it was in that
House, the Speaker, filling the Chair with that dig-
nity with .Ir. hicb he ever presided in i., would have
interfeted, acid tint suffered it to be spoken. He
hid again to rept:it, that he could see no mason for
befog so hasty to these matters of ptitilege.
band a short time ago said a little re prating the
Staisdine Orders, is a %mintier which did not call
for the formal answer of the Speaker; but he now
begged to state one of these Orders, and to inquire
why. in such cases as tine. it was not complied with
At the cornintacenteist•of every Session of Parini.
meat, they cpiminted Committee.; of Trude, &c.
and a*Cotutnittee of Prireleget. To this Cenittut.
tee all matters of privilege were ordered t.. be re-
ferred. They were to sit reel? Mourtayt lVietties.
day. and Friday ; all persms e ere to have acts
to them ; they were empower. d to tali for person*,
topers, and.reports; sad, !gutty; to deliter thcir
opinions to the -House in It.ports. (He-e the
Right Hem Gentleman mid the Standing Order.)
He would now ask, if these orders were framed by
uer arseettora, fur no porpoise, and Oil no grounds ?
Were tt:ey to be co, odered as inert ha: ern forms ?
No!-.ihoy wkre sacred preserves, to be referred to
whenever Oct aston rendered it siecesser. It was out
then sittfic,ent to cote a custom of the House pre.
weo 'mg blowsier to decide on breaches of peddlers
for any one to interrupt, Icy a matter of this worts
stic:t serious and importentt bmtinese as they were
now engaged in. It wa. she.daty of the Honour.
uhle Menet, r, who brought it forward, to slow that
ere tier incontedienie would arise from suffering**
sheer-Eon on the new tiitmc to Dr peo.rowed ter •
shod tune. thins frein nit •fttiptiog end Ica :11:1g
the other business, oil whorls they were previously
'stern el. II • ;hi not rare for thew ening mew tellseV
to seek for rases sod pncedents. Here was
their 0.11 ,:arising Ord. r, *gored to Mini renewed
ete7 time they met, and this he gate them its the
vat blissad run ILrtiiotpereroding.. But he del
not rest on the bare Or4rr. lie, too, toititi trip
du, , sages Owl errerliVirt4 Were CTetry. Not wash.
oir to troit:dt: tikk H..ytt y iltNitter, at *Sty tr,11104