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London, England, 1805-06-27 00:00:00

IMPE R 1.4 L PA RLIAMEN7:

HOUSE OF LORDS—Wrowasose, Yuma 26.
ROOS PEERAGE.
Pursuant to the Ord.•r of tl•e Day, their Limlshio. resolved
into a Committee of Pitsileges aild Lord WALSINGHAM
•raving taken the CI. ;
Counsel aAat evidence were farther heard respecting the
eltim to the above &nifty; and tit.. il,fenee on the part of th
Duke of Rutland of his title to the %sine; but more efileCiall.
Ilit the hitter After condderible progress had
kern male, it was agree! the Chairman should quit the Chair,
mai the Committee .it again for the (Archer ilarestiga
thin of the liu.inesaun Friday.
Prayers were then read, a id the Bill. before the House wear,
forwarded in their respect,. %nm: these the Land
Tat Consolidation Rill war read a .errand time, and Moore',
Divorce Ball wa. read a third time, and
(; inhter's Di.onee Bill I.e..seil through a Committee of the
whole House, and ...tit ~lend ,4b be rei,rttrl.
The Kish Ciiil I.i.t Kill, and the Coasting Trade Regulation
Bill, were brought no from the Common•, by Mr. A:exatpier.
4rid respectively read a Bed time.

A nullifier of Print, and Return Bills w• •e Innn••.ht up
Si, J. w Anderson. Mr. t siley, and other

IMPEACMIENT OF LORD VISCOUNT MEI.% ILLE.
About five o'clock, Mr. Willa eat FAD, accompa-
nied by Earl Tr:ut►t.r, upon the tight, and the
Hon. Mr. Cs rY, attended by considerable num-
ber of Members, the House, and being ushered to
the Bar in the usual form, after a short pans•, Mr.
t4\-it yr sae An, trent a paper he held in his hand,
read as follows :
" MY LORI'S,

" In the name of the Cvmmons of the Unite,' Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland in PA,ltantesa asieinbled.l am com-
manded to Impeach Henry Loot Vimmunt Melville of High
Crimes and Misdemeanor+. And I rho here, in their 113111 e,
and in the name and behalf or .01 the Commons Bri-
tain and *Maud, Impeach the said Ilz.nry Lord Vivcom:t
Melville of High Crones and Mrsrlemea.•tors.
" Aud, I am farther ecunnia tided to acquaint your Lorislii;is,
that the ii•ittve of CJ1114110114 Will, id du•: time, exhibit ;maw o-
lar Article. of Impeachment aping him, and make good the

&Attic."

He then delivered the Paper to the Logo CH sta.
K, who came down to the Bar for the purpnse
of receiving it, and after the gentlemen from the
Howe of Commlas ha I withdrawn from the Bar,
he read the communication to their Lordships.

STIPENDIARY CURATES.
The Order of the Day was then read for the
commitment of this Bill: the House accordingly
resolved into the same—Lard VALstnorees is the

The various alterations and amendments Toads in
the Bill, chiefly by the LORD CHANCELLOR, who
took an opportunity to state that they had been done
principally with a view to make the provisions of the
Bill clear and distinet ; and to express what he
thought it was the intention of the framers of the
Bill to do, were taken into consideration by the
Committee.

In the course of a desultory conversation, in
which the Bishop of Sr. ASAP'', the Los D CHAN.
MAXI!, the Archbishop of CANrcase v, and Lord
limistoway, were the principal speakers, most of
the above were agreed to by the Committee. Some
further alterations were made in others, and some
additional amendments made to the Bill.
The whole being gone through, the House re-
sumed, and the Report was ordered tc be received
to-morrow.

The LORI) CHANCELLOR notified his inten-
tion of proposing that the Bill, with all the Amend-
ments. should be reprinted, in order that the gene-
ral effeft of the whole might be the better seen, and
with a view to a subsequent consideration.
Some routine business was then disposed of.
when the House adjourned till to-morrow—when
their Lordships stand summoned for the consider-
ation of the Bill to continue in the next session of
Parliament the proceedings in the case of Mr. Jus-
tice Fox ; and also for the consideration of the
Felons' Escape Bill, and the Petition of Mr. Justice
Johnson respcling the same.