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LONDON INSTITUTION.
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Arciiitectuial Library, 56, High Holborn.

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and SpMn, off Cape Trafalgar, with the Death of Admiral
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TRiAI. OF LORD MELVILLE.
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with an engraved Portrait or his Lordship, price Ibs. tid. in
boards,
AFULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of the
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preened. a Sketch of the LIFE and POLITICAL CIIA.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1806.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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HOUSE OF I.ollDs....W..progsamr, Just, 18.

Lord Granard (Earl of Granard in Imional was introduced
in the usual form, sworn, and took his seat as Baron Granard,
a Veer of we United Kingdom. His Lordships suppiters
were, Lord Riverton (Earl of Moira) and Lord Lauderdale.
The LORD CHANCELLOR notiried his intent.oir of hear-
ing nu more appeals on bye days, durinz the remainder of the
s-ssion ; but that such causes ai should b' hard, should be ac-
cording to the regular order and rotatatiuu in which they were
sot down.
The Vail of DARTMOUTH (Lord Chamberlain) commit-
nicated Ms Majesty's answer to the recent address of their
Lordships, inscrting that directions dusted be given accord-
ingly.
Alesuincler brought up from the COllllllOlll, the West
lodes Auditor • Rill, winch was Lirthwith read a first tune, and
or4erod to be printed.
A few private hil:s were presented by Lipid Henniker, Sir
Ralph Milbsiske, Mr. Baker, and uglier Gentlemen, and alms
read a fiat tisane. •
U,i Vas motion of the Earl of LIMERICK, the recent report
sf the Committee of PirrilegCs was fingered Ci be printed.
Their Lordships being then about to pun-red to the consider-
ati.in of Affair; of Privilege, the strangers were ordered to
withdraw, and the exclusion continued some time.

ADMIKISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND,
Immediately previous is the admission of stran-
gers, the Order of the Day, upon which their Lord-
ships were summoned, respeding the intended pro-
positions on the above topic, was read and on our
admission to the House.
Lord GRENVILLE. was addressing their Lord- ,
ships on the subjed. In^the course of a ipitech of
very considerable length, he detailed to their
Lordships (who had for the purpose resolved into a
Grand Committee of Conrts of Justice. Lord Wel.
singham in the chair), the nature of his intended
propositions for the irt.orovemeut and amelkiratien
of the adrrsintl.-rntion principaby of Civil Justice in •
Srotiand. [Of these, the *glare of our piblication
restrifis us to a general and isectiptiee outline:l. He
set out h: their Lordships' attention to the
great accumulation of Appeals from that part of
the United IC-log(30m, now pcnding before them I
that something most unavoidably be done in order
to meowed it, or the liouse must declare itself
incapable of ex .'rising one of the moat important
parts of its fund. -ins. To provide a remedy foe this
evil, was one of the motives wlrich induzed
this investigation and inquiry ; and he was happy
in stating, with a degree of confidence, that the re-
sult of these inqnhfes was such, as not only to pror
sent an adequate remedy, but by its effects, what was
proposed would cause a considerable degree of im-
provement a:id amelioration in the administration
of justice in tact part of the United Kingdom, and
of course contribute to augment the prosperity and
happiness of a considerable portion of their fellow-
subjeds The propositions he should arrange under
three leading heads. There were also two sub-
ordioate heads, which may appear separate and
extraneous. Yet they would be found materi-
ally conneded with the greater divisions of
the subjed ; the whole would be contained in
the Resolutions he should have the honour to sub-
mit to the Committee. In what he, should pro-
pose, he meant not in the least to trench upon
those principle sor exclusive rights, which, by the ad
of Union, were secured to their fellow.subjf.ds in the
northern part of the Island, but merely what with
fairness and propriety, tinder a just emu-tin:Sion
of that ASR, might be effected by the united Legist
lature. He would fiist advert to the consideration
of the Court of Session in Scotland. which their
Lordships were aware consisted of 13 Judges ; these,
in many casts. added to the judicial lunnions the
power also of juries. When he contempfated the
happy and beneficial sys'eru of the English law, by
which they had the good fortune to be govesned, he
acknowledged he felt as an Englishman ; but at
the same time, in his judgment and convidion, he
was aware of, and perceived the pradical benefits
of it in this country ; and the more he considered it,
the more he felt convinced of the salutary effects
and operations of the spirit and principle of the
English law-»a considerable portion of which it was
his intention to propose, should be introduced and
infused into the system of administration of justice
in the northern divisions of the island. He described
the very different modes of proceeding, in the Eng-
lish Courts of Law, and those which obtained in the
Court of Session in Scotland. In the latter, the
mode was principally by the perrusal of voluminous
written arguments, which, independently of the
great increase of expeace. which individuals must
incur, were to be separately perused, by the judges
individually; a circumstance which must be pro.
duBive of great delay. In order to obviate those,
among a variety of other inconveniencjes, it was
proposed, that the Court of Session, in Scotland,
should be divl4ed into three distils& Courts, each to
consist of five Judges. These, when a corres-
pondent improvement took place in the forms of
pleading, &c. would be placed nearly in a similar so.
tuation with the Judges of the Courts of Common
Law in England, possessing all the advantages ef
regalar and expeditious proceeding, with that de-
gree of publicity and reciprocal observation, as to
respeClive proceedings. so essential to the petted
administratiou of
,tustice, and which, in this country,
was produftive of such happy effeas. These three
Courts, or Chambers of Justice, should be alike
open to the consideration of, and decision upon cases
generally ; it being net intended to confine any one
class or description of judicial business to any parti-
cular Court of the three. The three Chambers se-
parately to possess the power and jurisdiaions now
possessed by the single Court. In this part of the
subjefl, he was guided by the principle on which
the English law proceeded, and which had grown
out of the advantage and convenience which each
modes of proceeding had progressively manifested.
In the English courts, with a tittle variety of torus,
de. the same kind of business may be entertained.
So it was proposed the Court of Session, as new
rnod..llcd, should do; and an arrangement of this
kind *wird additioaally involve a principle of emu-
lation, :I: t!) diccorredness of Jecilien, a.nd tele-

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