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London, England, 1822-07-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WYMIZSDAT, JOLT 24.

Their Lordships met at (were o'clock.
A PI*EA I—S—JUDG ENTS.
FULLTRTON, Appellant; SIR Haw DALITIIPL%
H•1111LTRII,- PART. ItetpoNdent.
This wee en appeal from the Court of Seeticie (Serdiand).
lodgment of the Court below remitted back for Aldine
cenitideration.
midmost., Appellant; PHILLIPS', Rispolfsitid.
This was so appeal from the Court of Session (Scotland).
Jedgmeut of she Court befow.reerersed.
Cwatwate, Appeffsee WILPON, Reipemeeitt.
This was no appeal from the Coors of Session (Scotland).
Judgment of the Court below reversed.
Mr. Brendes, sod other Members of the Route of Clint-
mons, brotight np the Salt Dole, (Ireland) Bill, the Nei
Sowth Wales- Duties Bill, the Emit India Contploy's Loan
Bill, the Stage Coach Dinka Bill, her lute Majesty's Ser-
vants Bill, the thmotereallind Duties Bill, and the Orient,
Toropike lAII, whieb Wire severally read a first lime.
The National Miaow/eon (Scotland) Bill, the Public
Works (Ireland) Bill, the bilk Ihninties Bill, and he Charge
of Funded Debt BM, weer severally read • second time.
Os the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL The Alien
Bill, sad the Constable/ -(trelmorl) Bill, *ere reed • second
time, and ordered to be itommitted to-morrow Ohl dill-
The Cowl of Exchequer /littler; Bill, the Exclicepar
Bills Puller Works BIN, the Sok notire Reduction Bill,
and the Temporary Aervaheer (Ireland) Bill, leverally went
Ihsongh • thnomittee, lad were repinted Without any
mai ndment.—Adjuttratd.

MOUS! OF COMMONS, Wetpleorai, /cut 24.

NRW *R!I7.

Ow the twMhoe sif flew wrlt wit* or-
dere.l to be honed for • Representative for the borotigh of
Stockbridge, in the room of John Paster Barham, Erg. who
hes accepted the Chiller,. Nultdreds.
Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Com•
mirk. oh for Greerlaad Fishery Bill .s.:-The Bill, stifle its
A reseddeesile, was ordered to be read a third titre to. morrow.

The Sturteh Sub b• Exploitation Bill parsed through • CUM-,
tailles..-11be Report *am Wdered to be retrieve! woorroir.

WAYS ANN 11tEANS._

The house went into s &mititire of Ways and Means.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed a
resolution, that a sum not exieerlims 18,500,000/. be raised
by Exchequer Bills for the 'melee of the present year.
Me. HUM E expressed a hope that th.se Exchequer Bills
shoold aot extend beyond the period of It mouths.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER rr plied, that
they should not exceed 11 months date.
The resolution was then agreed to, the House re-
sumed, and the Report was ordered to be brought wp to-
morrow.

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Mr. SPRING RICE pre..uted a• Petition from &dais'
inksbitsats of the counties of m iddlesea and Surrey. prepag
to call the attentioo of the Bonn to the miserabk cuoJaioa
of Ireland. _ •

MaddliDSON GURNEY rave it as his ("Wein, that the
great Mitres* in Ireland muse from the treat of poor'slaws.
Mr. DAVISON said, it would be immemlieatile to intro-
duce poet's rates into Ireland, fee it worthiest?, be towpat-
hs', the poor to support the. poor.
Mr. SPRING RICE said, if he could 'oppose that the
introdectioa of poor's rates into Irelandcould diminish their
miseries, he should not belittle to give. his melon to the
proposition; bet unfortunately thy sew that poor's rates
I. thin country had tended metesially to destroy the high
(tenor sod independence°, . the English peasantry.
Mr. HUME expressed his empiric that the Honourable
Gentleman should attribute the distrait@ in Ireland to the
want of poor's rates. They did not find that in Scotland,
where no poor's rates existed, that they laboured under the
same dieter's. And it was his npittiow, that pooestates were
the emotes, 'cuisine/ in this country..
Thi Petition was then laid se the table.
COAL TRADE

Mr. HUME remelted • Petition from • person of the
name of Bradfield, a- goal-merchant is Parlianteat street.
compiaining of the inattention of the principal Coal Meters
of Westmosmter.
Mr. LUSH 4 HGTON said a limitsr thsege had bees made
by the mom individual use year* ago, sad the ease under-
went thaliallest eaten it wits found that the
charges had no fouarlatlon triatittever.
Mr. HUME said he was ready to adduce satisfactory eri-
dente in support of the allegations.
The Petition was these ordered to 1-c piloted.
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SHERIFF Or LANARK,

Lord A. HAMILTON wished—to .pitt a .question to the
Right Hos. Gentleman oppeisite,(Mr. Peel). He understood
frum him, on a termer occatioo, that it was in contemplaina
to remove the Sheriff's. mriostitute of Lsaask, Mr. &Awl,
whose name bad been latterly so conspicuous. He bad tan-
rlerstopd that he wan not remove♦ because a mituesaws
bad out toes prorid,d., He %ow wished to mow whether
tbst interline wield he persevered is or abandoned; at the
same time if Mr. Eaton had gut a List that his sersiess
could be dispensed with; ha did net, wiab to erre say ite-
or erasers expeditioa.
pfr, PEEL said, that antil the .debate relative to the
Beach press, be was not *ware there was such a personas
Mr. Eaton in ealsteeee; bat he uudersteural the Lord Advo-
cate to eau that it was the intention of the Sheriff uf Lanark
to‘ernore dist individeal,,and ha had sulerenently refereed
to the statement of his. Learned. Forted. That backside*,
was nut appealed by Gnvenimerni, but by • jediehtlertlitter
in Jutland, sad he (Mr. Peel) did not feel it hie duerio give
say inStrati:lona for his removal; our did du mei* ermy mew
resurnation oe..thesaligrea..
Luid A .411Asiqx asidolat as far. as tire Right Hes.
Gestr Isorms )((Mr.
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