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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mouomr, Mar 14.
Mr. Adam concluded the argument for-the Re..
spondent. in the appeal, the Duke of Queensberry r.
M'Murdoch ; after which, Mr. Alexander was heard
in reply. The Lord Chancellor then moved, that
the further proceedings in this cause be adjourned to
Monday next; strenikrintimating that it would be
more judicious in thk parties to come to a compro-
mise in the interim. He said, the case included un-
common hardships bearing on one side; )et•lf their
Lordships were called upon for judgment, they
must decide according to the r igid rule of law. The
judgment was accordingly postponed.
'fhe Fourteen Millions Loan Bill, the Irish Lean
Bill, the Additional Customs Duty, and A dditioual
Excise Duty Bills, with various oth:r Bills, went
through a Committee of the whole House ; the
report ordered to be received to-morrow.
• • The Solway Frith Fishery Bills, and several others-
were read the second time.
'I he Order of the Day, for taking into considera-
tion
!lis Majesty's Mess ige respeaing a pensi n to
be granted to the widow and family of the late Lord
Kilwarden being read ;
'I he LORD CH.ANCELLOR left the Woolsack,
and said, be begged leave to trouble their Lord-
shios with a very few words, in the absence of other
Lords. (There sun no one of the Minister: prewnt.j
Never had words been applied with more truth and
propriety than those used in 1-1;..144«..7 P.
which the late Lord Kilwarden is described as an
upright and excellent Jndge. He should, therefore,
rnive, than an humble Address be presented to His
-M..jesty, assuring His Majesty that the House would
cliterfully concur in the objea of the message.—
Agreed to.—Adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS —SiolgoAT, MAT 14.

At four o'clock, a Committee was chosen by bal-
lot, to try the meths of the Liskeard Eleeion
Petition.
On the motion of Mr. Creevy, the Committee on .
the Liverpool Dock Bill obtained power to send for '
persons, papers, and records.
All the public orders of the day were, on the
motion of Mr. Alexander. discharged and postponed
till Friday next.—Adjourned.
We understand that before the gallery was opened
to strangers, after the ballot, new writs were moved
for the re-eleeicn of Lord Lovaine and Mr. Long,
who have accepted the offices of Lords of the Trea-
sury; and for Mr. W. Dickenson, who is appointed.%
Lord of the Admiralty.

FR .Nek..

TRIBLIN kTE, Mrs FLoittit, APRIL SO.
SITTIMG BSTIOLORMIOARY Or Tilt liiiitlNATt.
FASO,: DE LAUDE, Ptislotrit.
Aft r the minutes of the last sitting lad been read
and approved, the President ad,iressed tue assembly
as follows

1‘ On the 23d of this month, our colleague, Cu-
rer, laid on the table a motion of order, in which
he demanded, Ist. That the Government of the Re-
public shall be confided to an Emperor ; 2d, T 1 at
the Empire shall be hereditary in the family of Na-
poleon Bonaparte, now Fi: st Consul ; 3d, t bat
such of our institutions as are only traced out, shall
be definitively suppressed."
Cowes. then said, .4 Citizens Colleagues. I appear i
in this assembly to call your attention to weighty ob.
jets in which :he nation is highly interested. In a
matter of so much importanie, it is necessary that
you should grant me that attention and indulgence
which the purity of my patriotism gives me reasni;
to hope ; for the success and duration of every pi*.
Peal system depend on the stability of the. GOOPTro
ment, which forms, as it were, the centre of it. where
every thing terminates. This principle is incontesta-
ble, for all times and for all circumstances, butt us
application becomes a necessity still more incontes-
tible, when, in consequence of great changes havirj
produced, and developed, an order < f things whist,
fists under new points of view the destiny of Ole
people, it can be evidently proved, that these pvii-
tical changes are sanelioned for ages, and the main-
tenance of the grand multi they have left behind
them, are secured for ever, by bringing back and
re-establishing, in a certain authentic hereditary ,
course ti succession, the Government incorporated
with these great results, and which is compelled in
as intimate a manner with them as the trunk of a
[ICC if. with its roots.", •
The Spe:ker then called the attention of the Trhs .
buttes co memoraule epoch us tt.e
when the I.ench, according to his blaspheme*. Si.