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THE QUEENSBURY ESTATES.

Mr. CLARKS% Counsel for the Appelloots, ono heard at
considerable length.—Fortber arguinest postpooed.

The Duke of Dower look floe calks, Ned hie seat.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

Lord Auc*tyro moved for • Committer to squire into
the state of the laws respecting laeolveset Debtors. He coo.
sidered this meet necessary, as the Act of Parliameet for
their relief had been suspended fok a considerable time
which caused the primate sof the metropolis to be crowded
with debtors. He was oastrieeeel, however bousanity world
iiichue their Lordships to wish to shortest the period of
ior-
prisonutesl of unfortunate debtors, that they would, when
they took part of the ',curia, away from the creditor which he
had speed She debt.,, Hsieh it their dot, to guard against
fraud INS the part of latter. Uaderstandiag that his
motion world oat be ohjected to, it was amiecessary for bins
to rater farther into the subject at present ' • be would, there-
fore move fur the Committee, anal that it should consist of
all le Noble Lords who had bees peewit tibia Sessioo.
Agreed to.
The Earl of Iteintwookseid, that a Noble Earl (Dorsky)
bad am the day before gives malice that be world move for
• espy of the patent of appointment of the Yin's stationer
I. Ireland, and 'tau fur certain at:roasts relative to the re.
weave of that pert of the United Kingdom. To the drat
part of the Noble r.arro ioteadail moths he hod re nbiee.
lies, sr far from it, that he ovoid then move foe its prodoc.
lion. is the absence of the Nubia Earl.
Ilv moved accordingly, and it was agreed to.
Their Lordships thew adjourned tell Monday.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Famm, MAT S.

A PP EA LS.
Their Lorilskir sat at eleven ticket.
JUDGMENT.
TDB DOWAGER MAIRCIIIONTOII OW LANSOOWW, APPOLLANT,

?Mt 111A*Qtlis OF LAMPDOWN, 11/JPON-DENT.

[Pew the eireemetances of this appeal me this Paper of
the 4th hostest.]
The Lotto CNAWCasJ.Oat rose sad observed, that this
came before their Lsodshaps as en 'lreland. the judgmeut
of the Court of °mores y iu toehold, sud the pastime sissy
had to decide was, whether the deed of settlement of the
Isle Marquis of Lend...lnnis on the Noble Appellant, gate
ler a red-charge of 3,000 f. sterling money of Great Britain,
or thee sous according to the currency of Ireland, it beteg
aerated on certain estates in helmet. lie could out see
why the application to a Court of Equity was out the right
course of proceeding iu the first instance. It appeared dot
Lord Chancellor elanurro at first was of upiniuu, that
the Noble Appellant wee entitled no be paid no sterling
money, but that he afterwards seat a caw to the Judges of the
Court of Consume Pleas fur their uproots, 1104 they decided
she was only twitted to Irish curreitcy. It did out appear
vitas were the arguments made use of before the Judges of
that Curet, or whether there lewd bee's any cues quoted to
them; sod ereerding to all the intormatins their Lordships
had leotard, they were to suppose the' the harmed Judges
decided as they did, because the rent charge was charged us
Irish estates. Loiskiisg at else volutastaurs settlement, and
carefully resonating every point of it, the Ara question STAGE COACHES.
arose was, whether a teased for life could melte suds a rent Mr. M. A. TATUM brought its hie Bill for punishing the
charge that was sat called into queries ; thew, if be could, Drivers art !page Cuerbee, for wrillgelltt driving, which was
whether he did sot mess it should be lawhel srodowy of Great I read a gird Imes mid lard for a sassed losdise on Frid4
Rennie! There had lases seers al cases stalest at the bar, sell, •
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
which he would repast to their Lurdshire. The first ass
drat of Mips sod A oderson, rcpueted its site First of Moe I Sir H. Phenol & pustputted his *Mee reepecling the
Willittese. It was the case of a settlement made are the i Catholic Question, from Thursday Next till Tuesday the
marriage of the then Had sf Arglimey ;it was a rent emerge IStA itiedelffs
os am Irish emote, battle settlement was made iu EsegYud, PRTIERSIFIELD ELECTION.
snit there lie Court marred the 11111/4•11I of the 111101101 holm Itir.Sldodosatatir premised a Iridiumn truss neuter. Ache-
paid lens Court in English mow,. Is that settlentest the '1"0 soul ermik'elis !ors gorlf""r shf the Burfluell a Peters-
Words. lawful money ..fGreat Britain" seee pat t tr found del.', cueoplaiaing sit as istodsoe return for the said borough.
Use
word.. eggliub mosey," bat the Court thought that —ordered to be fatten lath aposieleeithoa un Thersday that
bum the piece the seilleaseut was miodedt gave it a nation- 11101, d Idayi at heiNeler three Vest* la the affenottun.
Wile, and that it dread he pus 4 is liedlieb merry and ha PAMPA.
4irgland, wit could be may tenaleced to she toffee. -who woo Ow the moths of Me. H. aviaries, seeeesta were Grave-
lled to receive it. The Court also mid ON Hutt ucessiosi ed to be laid before the Norm oaf theonme poi/ at the soli
a persists lent Munn as &mined op the mortgage of as of each math, ht the City of Wed.% ea MCCOOK. art the
• id !Aloud, it oat *repaid Is ditiotaril, a6d tabs id Orpksiie Yawl, during die tail live Icaia; *ad of the
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, MY S.

Mr. Cutswes moved tbr reform, of all Coals imported
into Irelaad dialog she pots 1819 sad 1810,
the place■ from whence seat, mid their qualities.—Ordered.
The Derby Gm Lied 11111 etas read a first lime.
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