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WOUSR OF LORDS, 41'6662666Y, Jona 6.

Their Lordships at at ten o'clock to hear Appeald.
THe MARQUIS OF CIIOLOORDFLUT, Appel/sat; LORD
CLINTON, Respoidelet
This is an Appeal from the decision of the Master of the

Haat.

was heard in rrply for time Ap.

Judgment postpnued to Fiillay reunite.%
!Hr. /oho Smith, Mr. Brogslets, .ud other Members of the
House of Commons, brotight up she Baskrnist Latr•
Antrodawent Bill, the Highgate Church Bill, and several
other private Bills, which were read a first time.
Mr. Mason, from the Directors of the East India Com-
pany, presented the annual account of the Reeenner,
Charges, and Disharsemrnts of the different Governments of

and also the Resolutious of she Court of Directors,
grantiag pensive*, annuities, Sze.— Laid ow the table.
The Irish Ishind Navigatiou linprovemesit Bill, and the
Seameu's Wages Bill, acre read the third time mud passed.
Mr. Bps( and other Members of the Hoare of Commons,
brought up the MeilOpttliMlS Gas Light Eaten■wa Bill,
whirls was read ■ Int time.

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The Sole of Bread Bill was committed, tad reported
without any amendment.
The Irish Public Works Amendment Bill went through a
Committee, and reported without awy•aseiodmeut.
The Rve of Interest Bill (Ireland) was committed, and
a verbal amendment made is it.—The Report was ordered to
be received to-morrow.
The House tint* adjuaraed.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIDIZIDLY, Just S.

•
Mr. Mason, from the East ladia Honor, presented cartel.
Animal Accounts.
Lord Okras,ley's Divorce Bill was read a sieved time;
after which the Hiram resolved itself into a Committee oa
the same, *llea Mr. Pullen was heard as Coattail en brltatf
of Lord Glerawley„ avid marvel witoeseea enamdeed is sap
port of the Bill. Nu Counsel appearing ors the ether side,
the Report was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be Mid a
third time to-morrow.
POOR LAWS.

Mc. H. SUMNER weaeuted • Petition from the Giver.
note and Directors of the Poor of the Pariah of St. Mary
Magdalen, Bernioudaey, against the Pour Lase Amendineet
Bin.

Mr. COKE presented • similar Petition from the Hun-
dred of Hutt, in Norfolk.

Mr. W. CIAIRTENAY also prevented a similar Petition
from the Cloy of E. ler.

Mr. MANSFIELD pretested a similar Petition from the
Inhabitaofs of the Pariah of St. Mary, Leicester. The
Hon. Member in his remarks in support of the Petitions
maintained that the Siting of • eseximtsts fur the Poor 's
Rate, would be in effect an edict for the starvation of the
poor, and declared that as far as bis information went, the
poor were not chewable with any inclination to ton away
from labour, and to throw themselves upon the Parish..

Mr. SCAR LETT asked whether the Petiiiva mentioned
at how much in the poetic! the Inhabitants of Leicester were
&sassed to the Puor's Rate ?

Mr. MANSFIELD replied that it d d not. The Hon.
Member then presented similar Petitions from the Parishes
of St. Margaret, and All Sainte, Leicester.
Mr. SCA RLETT p tett a Petition from the Select
Vrotry of Si. Pancras, in fivuur of the Pour Laws Amend-
ment Bill ; and alsu a similar Petit' (rum the Chords.
wardens and Overseers of the Parish of Nuribiam, in Susses.

Sir K. WILSON asked whether the last meatiored Peti-
tion was io favour of the Bill or the amended one ?

Ale. SCAItLETT Paid, the Petition was only pet osto ►is
hands yesterday, and he had not had time to rest it.
The forams consideration of the Poor Laws Auseadmest
Bill was thew fixed for to-morrow sc'noiglal. _ _

Mr. LUKE WHITE presettud a Riitiu■ Crum the Pa-
rish of Hiuley iu the Cuunty of Hertford, wide* the Pour
Laws Amendment Bill.

Mr. P. MOORE presented a similar Petition from the
City of Coventry.
Sir R. WILSON presented a Petition from Liverpool.
He said if the Bill should pass, it would, iu his opidou,
prove to be a Poor Spoliatiou Bill.
Mr. SCARLE'I T expressed his surprise that suds an
expression should have fallen from • person of the wilding'
and Weds of his lion. and pillow Friend. He was con-
vinced, that any man who thoroughly iuvestigaterl the sub-
ject, would feel that the Bill was made Winfield and
friendly to the poor.
Mr. CALCRAFT tittered himself he understood the
application of the BM both theoretically and practically,
sod he felt convinced himself, and roped to cu•viuee the
liosse, that instead of being friendly it was most istjerious
to the pour. Su fa► from the grratcr part of the agrical.
tural districts of die cottony beim( favourable to the
measure, as the Houtierable Mover bad tattered himself,
be was convinced they would be found averse its it. The
House could not manifestly with the principles of a Re-
port *Lich they were so much accustomed to laud, pass
this 8.0.

Mr. SCA RLETT—When the time arrived for going into
the discussion, he should be ready 10 meet she Hoe. Mem-
ber Is argsniest. He only wished that it should be fairly
stet by motioning on its merits, aid protested nation any
Poch nickusine being given to it, as that of the Poor Spolia-
tion Bill, which would uuly be cakulated to excite angry
.pamious sod undue feelings spins* it.
Sir IL WILSON disclaimed say wi►h to excite angry feel-
lam or to occasion any opposition to the Bill, which he did
our feel capable of subatautiatiag by argumeot. He had
paid the utmost encomium to the Bills and be would repeat,
that in his opiuioa it would be iu effect a Pour Spoliation
Bill, Inasmuch as it went to deprive the pour of that relief
In times of premiere and scarcity, and want of employment,
which he felt to be their right.
Mr. CA LC RA FT explained.

Sir CHARLES BURRELL said, t►e Hon. sad Lamed
Cleatlessee she had hroaght the measure forward was enti-
tled to the audio of Hot country. He regretted that what-
ever might be the measlier or intention of the Gallant
Officer, that he should have used such lamellate o■ this
subject as must tend to stimulate the angry feelings of the
pour; to such of whom as were really deserving and is-
dustrious, any law which tended to give iv the Act of