The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-17 00:00:00

FRIDAY, .Ivl.l. 14.

Mr. P. moortli presetittd a Petition from Olivia, a
descendant of the Isle Dake of Cumbcriand, by his mai i iage
with Miss Wilmot, the daughter of a clergyman, claiming
property, &c. !itch bat come into the possession of
the Duke's destruct:sots by a ...coed mar,i;i4e. The pet.,
Honer had documetits to cstablis!l that her claim was recog-
nized by his late Majesty. She prayed tiiikt the House
would insti,ute an citilwry ioto the justice of her claims.—
Petition ordered to lie on the table.
Ti. n J nws.—Mr. 11011HOUSI: gave notice, that early,
in the nest Session lie shoula luring torw aid the case o:
another cless of his Nlaj, sty's sulijects (besides the Dissen-
ters mentioned by 111 i. W. Smith) hi niemit the Jews (—at
could has dl) be believed that in tin. vidighlttied arc the Jews
w ere Mill Lchuwiug under certain legal disabilities, in the
CO, of Loudonias %sell as elsew brie.
The Boost: H elli into a Committee on the Regent's Park
Barrio ks Agreement bill.
Mr. CA LCRAFT asked w hat were the number of Acres
to be enclosed, and hit was the estimated expellee of the
wall to michow (lie burial ks.
The Cil AN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, we
believe, eighty acres.
Mr. CALCRA FT declared the whole scheme was
most extravagant, and he should oppose it, if lie stood
alone.
Mr. CALVERT observed, that lie must oppose the great
grant now required ; beside, there were al ricri s mar
the Ophthalmic hospital trhich might he appropriated to
such purpose.
Ali'. T. WILSON $ lid he n.us( al. o oppose the present

measure, especially after the imperfect explanation given by
the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Sir 11. PARNELL was likewise against conferring the
grant required by this 111e4SUIV, n 6 extravagant and uncalled
for. After w•uat had passed in that House •n the subject of
the finances, it would he unbecoming in them to agree to
thew

'Die CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER regardim,
the expellees, was understood to say, that as the whole esti-
mated expence was 70,0001. (the barracks bein:, 55,0001)
the stall would cost 15,0001. If there were to be nay bar-
racks, there must be a wall.
St raugets were oi de ed to withdraw, when a division tuuk
place. The numbers were—
Ayes ......................50
Noes S3

Majority for the
The Report was ordered to he received to.morrow.
I RINI SPIRIT TRADE.—The House went into a Corn-
mitiee on the Irish Distillery Acts.
The CII.k NC E LLOR outfit. EXCHEQUER said he did
not intend to press the Bills during the present Session. He
proposed to briny them in, to have then' printed, and then to
suffer them to stand over till next Setbion, in order that they
might experience the umplest examination on the part of
individuals in Irelund.
The Resolutions were then put and agreed to, and the
Chairman was instructed to apply fur have to bring in Bills
accordingly.
Leave was afterwards given to bring in such Rile.
Tri C QUL'EN.—Sir J. NEW PORT asked, in the event
of the Bill which was now before the other House. coining
down to this House, whether it wits the intention to move It
call of the Meintwrs. We beiieve he also asked, whether
the same forms he follon ed in the Commons which were to
be pursued in the Lord
Tin! CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER replied, that
lie was nut aware of any intention existing to move the call
of tla House ; hut he upprehended, on so solemn and import-
ant an occasion, that every Member would deem it his duly
:o attend.—(Hear, hear.)
Sir J. NEW PORT added, thnt he did not make the
enquiry for himself; but ►ie put it in order to prevent any
misunderstanding on the subject, and as the Bill, if it
passed the other House, might come on them rather
suddenly.
ASSASSINS OF lIIRCH.—Lord J. RUSSELL alluded to this
case, and observed, that Bruce had been ordered for trans-
portation, while Mageunis had been executed ; if Bruce
were guilty, such punishment was too leuieut—if innocent,

too sesere.
Mr. CLIVE observed, that all he knew was, that Bruce
was orrered for transportation ; that such order was given
on the Judge'► now,; and that there was nothing in such
notes to authorise the case going under any peculiar coo-
sideration.
The C:IA NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice,
that on Monday lie should move that the House adjourn till
Friday.
The Orders of the Day being disposed cf, the House
adjoin ned.