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NUMBER 1586.)

IMPERIAL P.IRLI.IMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Fes. 3.

A Petition was preset ted to the Homo by the, Agent of
Sir Joh,. Gimlet, praying the Appeal Cagier, Gould q. Lear-
ley, might be pootomied until ueNg &widow, to allow the
Appellant time to produce the nect &malarial; to
antabliiii Ins twee. The Await fur the Respnweletarefilsed o
consent, sad Mated, that the cause had been six yearn before
the House.—The Petition wag refined.
Lord AUCKLAtiD fermented& Petition on the pert of Sir
James Inns ker, praying that their lAnliships smolt he
graciously plesneti to !she hHo cousideratios ds different
Appeals presented in coasevortice of the decision of the
Coon of SrMOll in Scotland, with respect to the claims to
the title and estates of lioaburgh. The N obit: Baron uteted,
that Kir James trines Kee wan Matured to present tide Pe-
titio• to their Lordships ea account of his age, Nein: he
would not tretve their deeisiim, and that, in such tsar, be ',,
cosh& inaJo nu provision for bid ready 4141 therefore booed,
that the Hems,: would ollig a little of its time to the im-
portant COS, and, as in ev‘rf Wag. get with that jesters
'Melt always characterised their LeedeLeps, and stet they
would tithe the cme into cOusicleratiuu to. the all cor.ttia
bat, when the Petitiory would be provided with sc
Counsel to support his claims.
ale LOKI) CUE% et:U.oa wen slot salaema to the
except from the nit saber of appeals that had been
wok; then Lordships' consideration for throe soropal yeam;.
tech ; he held fu his hand a list of eppeski from the berets) •
Casrb etGstat Rrtitai.t, innimatimg to Itig in sandier, and
if those app-ale were taken:out of their ordinary Amuse,
it would be didayiug otbeut
,(bat mace fur a longer period
before their Lordships; sod wOnld be &pining &MAW
wise omens of admiinstrneg justice to all.
The Pail of LAU DIM DA L Gsupported thePetitien, tin the
petards that there am a Peerlige attached to the appeal,
which would cane brMe the Committee of Privileges, aM
shirk they einl.! not decide on without the appeal being
Ent heard.
The LORD CD ANCELLCIIIt thosibt that the Petition
aright be metered .to the Committee of Privileges, who
might berm id tbsy abonght necessary, every port of the
Unison, disclaimed biture them
Lord AUCKLAND morel, sThat the Petitimt might be
referred to flee Camminttee of Privileges, ;Ind taken into run-
. Merinos um Teselaes sod FeJoys, *hick was agreed to by
the liosse."--Ataanial‘

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At es earl hear this its, the Horse and sec tors to it
sod the were extremely crowded. The Speaker
Goa she • at • winter before tour o'clock.
Lan Mitt.,. anotod a petition from the debtors
embed Is the pow of the West RWurg of the comity of,
Y.a, whin was *Final to lie on the tahle.
Mr. ROSE moved the Order of the Da• for the House
1410hriDIC Ravi( lain • Committee Cr tht American Treaty,
which woe agriv4 to. The several Resu'utiois were thou
read, the Douai resumed, mid the Report as ordered to be
received haselevrow.
Mr. ROSE gave notice that lie would, In mtge.:e'en, of
sew repteseliguiuns Ludy mid, to the Howse, bring in g
Bell far the better n,ulation of the alike of Tressaree of the
7,. Hoidens hid hero.. the Howse the l'orreeportd-
esee ertieliliad take a 1.1.te betweas the Find Lord of the
Treeeery, the Chum. • r of the Enbequei, and the Bask of
' ilbminad; Pa pursismde ofihe notice of no Hen Weireher.
it& Rose
.brought pp a Dill for the fakeer mantillas of ,
the Trade that map be carried on beano this canny sad
tbeleseilie • .Read a had, Am% and oteleted be be eimiks•
• The Rothe edffilfred into • Committee of Wove and
Mews ' • in which, ea the mediae of Mr. IitSILISSON, the
several Knelt:tine ware read and agreed to, the Hotme re-
sumed, and the Rep. rt or ordered to be received tudisoneer.
The cHANcEt Loa of the EXCHEQUER mend,
Thet in consemooke of Wednesday, die 17th of February
mad, being find for a Gearral Fast, a sermon be preached
berwe this House eu the said day."--Ordered.
Sir CHABLIS POLE fuze in comequenee of a notice
he had give • oii to move• the Haase foe leave to
bring in • Bill fur antengsan Act passed in hat &salami, for
the better repletion of the Naval Asylum. He said he cou-
ceived It was absolutely necessary the Bill should enter ion
a description and designed-ma of those persons who it was
intended should till the offices of the establishment and
that superannuated office*, and their relations and relicts
should, on ail occasion, have a pretense* ; god that thia
amid, os strictly as possible, be (*minded with. He re.
that one particalm enactment of the sew Bill
that nth offingra or others whir had served in H..
*mid, with theigdescendants or relics, be
petitioner, ellidervr. He was induced
aspen/ =lt es this diellgillos in their favour, both
Iseeri the • useggeigglien••••dl his ksoiriedge of the
of tenlinewilleedistga Ilwanded es this gnat sad ha-
Ilesseable elan, hatt met with from the Coatasissioutheas•
Petted with the regulation of this iestitution.
Mr. ROSE said, that the Honourable Baronet had for-
pees the principle on which he first set cut ; in pro-
. page( this Bill to the House, he had intended them to
adopt each regulation aa would establish it nearly on the
principles of the Lord Military Asylum, and add to the
hadinstion a Chaplain, with an •appietpriate ttlary. But
the Honinnahte Baronet would, in p.theeding accogii:Lit;
libt statement, ultimately deprive the Olsen of the
it at present enjoyed-.that ut recomenaledigg to elenalliseal
nom each priori as might appear descent:. He seated
le bad the honour to he • Commissioner, and hail
serer bacon an instance of a failure in an application
from thaw connected with the service, except in &ewer of
gams oleo is the aer•ta.
a He, theierflont, contended, it
ble needles, to fond a gialative Act on an alleged
which be hyped, for the honour of the coastry,
placed so such an high situation of trust, would
neer exist.
Mr. WINDHAM ohanveil, that in minim fent the
Royal Military Amylase to the Navil Asylum, the Right
Mao. Condemn had award as if there existed a parallel in
the Government of the two estaltlisbesents. Certainly, (rum
what he had beard of both, be behaved, that the reproach
of resemblance in emadoet to the Government of the Naval
Asylum, did sot, nor ha hoped ever would, apply to the
Commisnioners of the Royal Military Apylom.
Mr. THORNTON rase to state he was a Commitsiomar
of the Naval Asylum, and imagined the Hoc. Barnet la-
boured staler a nrisapprelieninda ; fur, during his coatis.-
nes he allot, be had never aeons say immure wherein
those who had been employed is the navy had uot received
• sassederitied preferene.
Lord ,NEWARK supported this statement from his own
knowledge of the solekth.
Ole JOHN WIDE, Mr. LONG, Sir EVAN- NEFEAN,
sneer. FRANKLIN, addreesed the House On the propriety
of the proposed bill ; and -w CHARLES POLS Posed bid
intention of taking the sense of the Hone, were he eves to
stand aloft in the division.

&a we, ware then direrted by the Speaker to Withdraw,
sad s *vision ordered. But ou the raggestiuo of his friends,
h CHAILF.S POLE. dee!i!ted pressing the Houle on tho
widisal Notion, and said he should be content with movie%
tome reeehltione for the pu. Wee of obbisisig for the House
ext inform:thou. The resolutions were then put,
la sae of w sane of the members dissenting with the
Haeinsislikt Bar;imes,lnt agni.i called fora daisies.
After tt sossidgesbie terse spent in esdaswoaring to clear
Ike Galls% Asa was unusually cauuthul, the CHAN (7EL-
-I.IIH. of the EXCHEQUER addressed the Howse in sooner
fo the etymons, sag veprotagisi the ResAttiotte, of the
Km &roast, when the Howls These appeared,
Ayes 7G-1 as I erity sisals' the hieusao tS