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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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ROUSE OF LORDS, 11'21)11E14mi, Just 23.

This morning the House met at ten ocletek, and received
evidence until four o'clock in the cape of the Barnal•ple
Brawl), Bill. The further bearing was postponed till
Friday.
A Message from lite House of Commons requested • copy
of the Report of the Loads' Committees un the Cotton-
spinners Bill.--Ordered, That an answer be sent by a
Messenger of their Lordships.
Duosi's Divorce Bill was read a second time.
NORTHAMPTON SMALL DEBTS.
SPENCKIL moved the second evading of the North-
ampton Small Debts Bill. He remarked that local oneaasores
of this nature had already received the sancti 111 l of the Le-
gislature to the number of 234, null he believed That the Bill
now un the table would he found as little exceptionable as
any other. It was a great evil that a debt In the amount of
.:011. could not, by the ordinary process of law, be recover
ed, without au expense of from 1111. to 151 and Ors circuits-
stance, he thought, ought to prove a sulficieut inducement
to the House to adopt this Dill to remedy au great • griev•
sure. lie was extrain ly ilesirovia, io pursoatace of what had
(Alcorn: a former rarevaiug front the Learned Lord un the
Woolsack, that some general sucasisre model he adopted to
supersede the ureessity of local euseiments Seth • mea-
sure was, lie believed, iu upa ration in Ireland sod Scotland,
but as a similar advantage had nut been extruded to Log-
land, he II ght it necessary to move the amain' reeding
of 11w pre a.iii Bill.
lord RenesnaLE said dist he, shout ten years since,
had pr-Inset • Ball fur the improvement of the Comity
Cavorts, fur the recovery of small debts. His object was,
that the Caroni might proceed from one part of the county
to soother, itnal be enabled to determine causes with Julies
even of six persons, if on mum coolie' be procured ; but he
racial advance no farther than to the printing of the Bill.
With respect to the present Bill he objected to it, as he
world to all local memoirs, because they operated se • pie.
**salve in general riwrores. In Ireland small debts
were recoverable by application to assistant banisters, who
were CIII teal iu every county ; but he had alust,:a how cif
stork s triode or proceeditig was epplicable to this it.olllllll.
The Noble Loud intimated his inteettion, in the erntrlve tof
the twat S. asion, of Aube g some general measure to
the hionst for facilitilisig the recovery of small debts.
East SPIACIIIII hoped that this Bill might at triad he read
• second time. He was happy that the Noble and Learned
Lord colciiaosicirl set tate:Mom of tutroducing • general ilbrtl-
tilsr it the next Session. . .
The 111R1D CIIANCILLWR said, that the prevent Rill wds
astable Haan outlay of Owe,. now its operatitili, and
1.111..1. less olijectiornible than Amor which hail heat wait too
I from the ether House. hr, ba*ever, multi not give Ica

assent to the e.l*l.l,iillitsitot of Ilion juriulictious, which +mit
tu sopa sede the • ..tnns..ll IN. of the s,atur. if his NotiAe
Friend (lord Hrtle.date) hail rof isiiienairii his holmium of
ntrwhicing Iv • rein., AI melt...err au. slot aloe &111,101 J,
he shusild hay, thought lowa. li b.,und ell July 10 hay, iiii-
tlert.iken it. He lushil lay IllotiVlNg ass wlsattsit,
that thii Bill be reads setorigl time this slay three 115.5 n i le.
The question twine pal, the stmenilnieut MII4 earthed.
HANISHIIFST FROM SCOTLAND.
The Earl of Lim IRDA IA begged leave of resit the Itttrn.
Host of the Moire to a oust on their Lordships' table, •
ritieh was !nought up float the other 1-10161,e, immune for its
(Aces to p.evrnt persona Lnnirhrd from Seullaiiil Is, m4l.
• tett either to EsithillA to Ireland, end contpelii.4 throe to
MONOe to foreign etiontries, under use penalty of tritispor-
! talon kw years. This proposition 'would I WI% I •
awerpiuf alleistion in the present Cr I law of Scotland,
nod he hoped sufficient time would be given, if any
Mille Lord intruded to Howe the second reading a it.
FOREIGN ENLIST:IIEIO' RILL.
The Noble Earl preserved a Petitiou from the
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and l.firionion Courted of
the City of tooltoov against am Foreign Enlist-
, useot Bill—Laid on the table.
The Earl of Livii.erookriiiil, it was his haver-
tian. to move the orcolid reading of,this 011
Friday next ; but be was desirous that• uu discussion
should take place until Monday next, on the
Motion for the House going into a Committee.
To this the. Marquis of LANADOWN acceded.
The Duke of BEDFORD preseiited a Petition
froth Honitun against the Foreign Eulistment Bill.
—Laid nil the table.
The Noble Duke also presented a Petition from
Reading, for a revision of the Crii ss oo al Code.—
Laid on the table.
Lord AUCKLAND gave notice that he would, on
Tuesday, move the second reading of the Insolvent
Debtors' Bill. The Lords were ordered to be
summoned.
FRAMEWORK KNITTERS.
The Duke of RUTLAND moved the commit-
ment of the Frame-work Knitters Bill.
The Marquis of LANaDUWN expressed his regret
it bring compelled in the discharge of Iris duty, to
oppose the further progress of this Bill, which he
did on the conviction that such a measure would
be very injurious tu.the trade of the country.
Nothing could be more pernicious than legislative
interference with any portiou of the free labour of
the country, and hr was convinced that in the pre-
sera instance, it would be extremely injurious to
those troy persons it affected to serve. It appeared
from the evidence taken before the Committee,
that the only objection made to the article contem-
plated by this Bill was, that it was fabricated at a
cheaper rate, and war inferior in Aridity to that
which had formerly been made. It was, however,
shewir that this article bud Lein introduced into
the trade at a time when much eml 'Mtn( was
felt, and it was stated by one of the witnesses that
it was wrought for the purpose of relieving • great
ormolu, of work-people then out of employment;
uud would their Lordships feel themselves justified
in interfering with the means advised by the people
themselves for their own advantage ? Ile denied
that any fraud could he supposed to exist in this
manufacture, u the spurious article, as it was called,
might with the greatest ease be distinguished from
*.he more expensive and more valuable. He !minut-
ed as much as any one the existing distresses of the
people, but he doubted much whether such • niers-
sure as this was calculated to relieve them, and
expressed his regret that the Flouse had not heard
the opinion of the Noble Secretary at State for the
Home Department on this measure. Indeed, if
that Noble Lord were present, he was convinced,
from what lie knew of Isis sentiments, that his opi-
nions would be hostile to the Bill. %Vali this feel-
ing on the subject, lie was determined to take the
sense of the house on it if necessary. He con-
cluded by moving an amendment, that the House
resolve itself into the Curumittee this day three
I months.

The Earl of WESTMOZT.AND thought this Bill
necessary as ■ means of protecting the trade from
being discredited by the fabrication of an inferior
article. If the Noble llarquis could rdevise some
mark by which this spuriou. article could be de-
tected. the public would be very much indebted to
and no doubt the object of this Bill would be
übianied.

The Marquis of LANSDOWN read a passage from
the evidence of a manufacturer. wherein it was stat-
ed. that the cheap article could instantly be distin-
gui.hed front the other.
The Earl of WESTMORLAND Said, that so it
might be with respect to mairufacturers, but the
public in general still remained without protection.
* The Earl of iimtaowor thought such a mea-
sure wholly unnecessary, and that if the House were
to adopt this Bill, it august not to atop here, bait
should extend its paternal regard to the protection
of very iiidividual who went into a shop for the
purchase of ally article whatever.—(//ear, hear.)
The (louse then divided, when there iitipeurctl;--
For the Costnittee—Present l5
Proxies lO
--- 26

Against it a,.Preseat . . 13
Proxies 14
'Vibe bill wa9 thr Ir. rare loaf by a Majority of.. 11
liA K CANII PAY NI ENTS.
Oa our below the bar, sae Annul ttie
Hosi.e diacteasitia the vlau.ev of the 11i11 fbr the
Winimption of C.!.11 Payments.
Lord Hour.atib moved an ainendrnent, that in
the first dative, the words " 011 t of July 1920"
should be inverted in the room of the " Ist of May
111-23." At the commencvinent of the present Sea-
.lmi, he little thought lie could be ,a,itteetl to tote
for the postpoilement hf cash paytut tit% fur one
hour after the time min* appointed liv lam for that
purpose, much less for the iniitputiemesit of it Int a
petind of lour years. Bach, Ituerrarr, were the clr-
ruoidancea, that he should tire. vow fur the pieseiat
am, a he werw in unfortunate ai teot to obtain tha
en: urreixe of the Hotter le ilia pre.ent amend-
'two. lie a3ll desirmta, by this climate ippenriitg
on the .I,m, Inds. to *hew that there was at 1e...t one
hlcather who thought ifir ertsetit 13th inetperbetttm

LOANS.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL thottglit it necessary lb
explain what fell from Mitt a few litglita !liiice, with
regard to any intention that may be entertained by
the Government or louring recourse, it any future
period, to loans as a IIIC:11111 of raising 1111 l itey for the
public service. he'on that O1•CW0011 N .Iti
that with the exception of the fire Williams whorl, it
will be iirceioary iii the course of the Heat year to
Pay the Bank. iii pursuance of the ri•comitienitatiots
contained in the Reports of the Bonk Committees..
he trusted it would not be tteccooary to r.tise a loan
for several years, or doting the continuance of the
peace.
BATA NOTF.S.

Lord FiIor.LAND a•keJ, a 'tether it w. the Inten.
lion of the Noble Lord or of culle:igties to pro.
pole the repeal of tho►e laws olveli were p,i,ied it
few years ago, and which, alilt,,tigh they mil mit
technically so express it, had the direct effect of
making Bank of England notes a legal tender to
any amount ?
The Earl of LlVERP6OL—Certainly not ut pre•
sent.

The Lottery Bill went through a Committee.—
Reptirted without amendment,.
The other Order. of the Ihy were then &awned
of, and the House adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WeDiws►t, Jima 23.

I M I'OkTATION OF CORN.
Mr. CARTWIIGHT preseiltr.l .111‘111 60111 AMI r,
praying for Protect iug Duti.rs fur the Huuie Geuwer Cul u.
—Laid on the table.

NEW TAXES.
. Mr. Coca rose to present 1 Petition from a number of
his Coostitaeute, consplaininp of the present system of his-
atiou upon articles of common use. The lrrtitiuuers ni en
of opinion, that a modified tax upon prur•rty would hr
a much better mode of 'Adelina money tilito that monomer.
He, for his part, could never consent to a tare upon pro-
perty, roles* he was fully satisfied that *ll mean. or reit rsieh.
meal bad been tried by the Government before ibcy had dr.
tennined lo add fresh burdens to the people. He snokrii.
Host ibis Petition be irmieht sift
The Slllitaxta observed, that if this P. Mimi was (-untried
la sa opposition of th, syMein of the iser lave., it couli ant
be received. Thai hisil been already decided is ben tax WI.
were is the House. It, however, Ilse oppoiiiiion of the Pet i -
tioners referred to other lases Lesid.s the new ones, oho
Petition nu doubt could be received.

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Mr. Coot read the words of the Petition. *Mal were—
" Avineri additional taxes on Ihe necessos ire of life "
"citiithc could ini ledwisioltlbree'reeveet.iviedh7ugb thvY
Thiefkruntin thought. dist if the opposition
wpleariell
notertmn:nis dedirecotedhe apeesiiitni
The Petition wai then withdrawn.
MAK ERS' BILL.
111.. P. Moose presented a Petition fro* several Frateh•
makers, dpiaiast the WitrAsisakereMill...-L•141 Oa MO Isaac.
LEVANT COMPANY.
Mr. histi.l.ll besSiglit In she Bill for the score eirretual
trogulation "(Ilse bu•inali or tli* breast Company.
BILLS OF i...iLCHANO.E—A OMISSION OF
Arroithars
ria is. ileirois df Ur. Selritnist tibmois, trove era. dies%
M Beim. Si • 1111 foe the regulation if aceettin.oec* of Hifie
liseliariso. The lies. wie.l.Lesrsed Clenehletate
Mimed hawses brims ilea ROI to storied tie Aces ha force fir
tbe sdissobies of Att.....74, into Cottrell of Law.
PETITION UP DK. LERIP#I,ERIT.
Mr. Wsuitattoliels ruse to' resod a Petstsud from Its

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