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IMPERIAL PARLIAMEIVT.

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the Roman embolic Chink.
Lord KENYON presenteil similar Petitions from . the
t'artan's/ Wittethapel aid the tows of Bridgeorth„ The
.14oble Lord said lei perfectly agreed wish the prayers of the
Vilitimeers..-llisey were severally read mod laid ow the table.
• lite Loci a WARWICK pre.eried a Petition from the
diamlimldees le Am County of Warwick, complaining of
llevirslitatel distress, and prar.ag for relief—Read, and laid
Mel WNW promoted a Petition from the Protestant Dim
r inisa• b, praying that they might lie at liberty to
selensistaa marriage by their wen Ministers.—Read, and kid
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• IlhalOwart of King's Bench fhlaiDeS• Dkpatela Rill went
through a Committee, and was re putted without any amend-
nemor.•
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
The Doke of DEYONSH I E presented a Petition from the
ilwttw Catholic lalsabitents of Warwickshire and Stafford.
shire, praying that the Bill in progress la the Horse of Cum-
mom for the rrlirf of the Roman Catholics might ow pass
Iwo a law. Geree observed that this Petition was put
into his Mimi., and as it was respectfully worded, be thought
it duty to present it ;at the saute time, lie was of opt-
soils that the Petitioners were ill•advised.
The Marquis of LANSLMW N said be did net rise to call
Their Lordships' htfention to the Petitiun, for if be did it
would. he only bringing their alteetion to the volumiuous
t works of Dr. Milner. • His ressuu for calling their Lord.
'Nide attention to the subject was, that they cunld not be
%wiriest of what was paining on the subject iu another place,
add he•wished if the measure came before their Lordships
li~l Ii ought comment:clogged wish any provision being made
In it for the Reiman Catholic Clergy of Ireland. He said
Phis whhout iniwittiog to gibe soy ()pillion whither it might
br might not be a At suliject for legislation, but he was of
11111:11ila that it ought not to (will a part of the measure,
lelstch omit stand on its urn merits; they ought therefore
is be essimidered as detected geese ions, and they ought each
iirpsratrly to have the solemn ettensiun of the Legislature,
but ought teeter to be mixed together.
The Petition was thed read and laid on the table.
NAPLES. •
The 31aiquio of LANSILioWN said he rose, in the Rost
• to comet • mistake which had gout abroad, that lie
Mart given a nertms of a motion for this day. The wily
amice,lee had given was, that if the Noble Earl at the head
• the T.catory was its Isis place this day, he world pal some '
questions ru him relatise to the important transactions that
Lad and wire taking place on the Continent of
The Nuhic Earl briar thee Ise his place he would pat the
qUlrtiiuU• 111 JAW, cud he treated that their Lordships would
!ogree with kitty that they grew out of the extraordinary emir-
cionstaocrie he lied alluded to. The neat (mewls's' lie had tu
pet t.e the Noble Berl was relative to the B. dish squadron
ne the Bay of Napier, it having been stated iu that House,
mid by il.• Briusb Minister at Naples, that is was so
sous toned Cu. the pAttecti or of British property. He would
etk the Noble Eatl was it uut now withdrawn from the Bay
at Naples ! and if it was be would tell him this was the time
it was /ELM wanted, if the real cause of its brio% seal there
was so protect British property; by the squadron being
withdrawn it wrat to strengthen the supposition that it was
.14ml three fur the porpoise of assisting Austria against Naples.
The elite qile-sllten he had to put to the Noble Earl was relm
tive to the Circular of the Courts of Russia, Prussia, and
ithstria, to the other Courts of Europe, that paper having
oppeate4' lest without a date, and having been published
seam cid. a date. He wished to know float the Noble Earl
whether the latter document was precisely the sante as that
received by his Makatea Government On a former wee-
eion the 'Noble/ kart bad stated, that the document
without o dale cutlet/bed at least the substance of that
rerun/red by 'ls Majesty's Government, he did uut mean
officially received, but which was in their possessin'.
Now he (lbealloble Marquis), in comparing the ducomMut
;without a date, wed the one with a date, found they differed
iwiterially. e, therefore, wished to himw which lie might
consider as the correct one! The next question he had to
pot to the Noble East was, ',briber any communication led_
hero made to this Governmeitt by Austria of her interbt.
reoce with other Governments on the Continent besides
Xipli a ! fur the Proclamation of the King of Satdiala mist
Its kens•se to every person. Ili which he says, frosnahreatats
sowiirakeirts be had received from tlse.Congsess of Maadembe
al Laybech, lie won under the necessity of altslic.itiot his
throne, which led to the catastrophe that fullevred. He wish-
rd to knew from the Noble Earl if his blajesly's Covers.
meat had way knowledge of any stern article between Add.
iris and Sardinia, and whether there was a similar secret at-
tune as that between Vienna and Nap... with the mealier
Mates of 'gals and Austell' And lastly, be would ask the
Noble Eel, whether the secret arsick just published by the
blavernmerk of Naples was the same that was made at Vi.
roue between Austria and Naples, which the Noble Earl
said -ens made withunt the knowledge of Ibis Government :
hr wished to hutow when they ohlaiued a knowledge of it,
aol • !tether they lead kept it silently hi their possemiuu
100'11 (hr 12th of June 1819
be Earl of LIVERPOOL said, in answer to the heat
qui-skeet of the Noble klaignis, hr had wily to inform him
ilisso the rensfueceno No to the .squadron in the Aledit-eraticaa
oaa wet seal until the end of last summer or the heirloom,
4.f autumn • at the same tone nostruetiona were sort to AM
Mired Sir Grikao. Moore to presents the strictest neutrality
!Am he gut NC Naples, to us• I'M best abilities and power
to looter' Brutish properly, and to give Ine pesiteetiou to the
Royal Family of Naples; and if is bm-performiem that duty it
was Deceive" to haws teeth/ to a equal bestilely, it was tot
to be comidered as kivolerkag this eannery late amiss/ hoe.
Aility. In answer to she oration of the Noble alerweis, so
to the ssithalrawieg of Ilse- ssuadron from the Bay of Naples,
-he viola kiloton the Noirlellarquis that it *assist withdrawn,
hat pint et it was rot am idiom defy by the Admiral, bat the
greeter part tit' Ilet wrisidestis was la the Bay of .Naples, and
An Admiral dee atlas rant time either wt. beard his ship,
or im share at Ida The snivel fusee at the permit
Assietwelat 111 Ai MAiliiwswd,was nor ship et 'the'line sad
dhow triolliec-kwil SW' lllWlllhotat peke* It wee gearrally sae
Alt tar 1111101111111thrldlell,t1tatmi. la moral to the
*Welt orreiftilabd Illitareitemt tha'atertiery tor tretdli
be cwithi my wars that lbpecaratild1a tie IDIIIIta
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Their Lordship* met at It. o'closk N hear Apr'sls.
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T ' waits or Anamot-_feetts Lim &Melton .f the Court of
t.i.r.
• tt,s itallielordfirromel and Mr. Nithib were beard for the
A ppettass, •iii!..tistwomy General Ile heard lo part kw the
ihseflahlied:
Asellisassiteerieg postponed.' '^•' m. - I • • .• •.
. PAPPRS. '
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.. 11nrineoelt, from the ,:,4.,4; pewit ad Ibe Anneal
Orthlea f The Pnlitic Exi , 'duetted Debts, and
.40 Oiusuowition of Omits. " •
tte.llatisv, from the Exettequew.ollee, promoted am Aro-
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3 • ,•,: ni thiNitswwww charged uu the e1n16111161.114 Food, op
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VC . ;twin the Pipit. fa-house, prihiet, eil aft Animist
.111, of alt•Olitols i 'untwist! irate England fru* the
'.Ego, lillidieltellid.Claina, •p to the dith of January, let I.
They were severally laid on the table.
nt. firincrinus was heated as Counted in support of LT ilk.'.
thrptie el fl,
• food* hearing poltpowell In Wednesday.
The &WI 4514APTEJIBUttlf presented • Petition from
dip Clew 14 the Arehdeaounry of Sudbury, in the county
Of - I wins, dm Catholic Clain's.
Thsi of CAA N NARVO waved that the evidence oe
S'Ailp...
kiwi:Aloe led Disfranehimuirnt Bill, brought up from the
semrsi of enstasom, should he p. inted.—Ordereil.
The Army and Marine Monity Bills were read the third
time, passed, mod sent to the Commons.
Lord ROLLE "preestifted a Petition from the Clergy,