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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, JULY 15.

In the Appeal " Charnley v. Lord' Dtinsany and
Others," Mr. Apr was heard forfore the Appellant.—;
Further hearing to-morrow. . •
The Masters in Chancery Bill, the Scbts -
Forfeit-
ed Estates Bill, the Irish Militia Service Bill, the
Volunteer Officers" Rank Bill, the Gibraltar and
Malta Trade. Bill; the Silk Bounty Bill, the Sugar
Bill, the French Wines Bill, the Gunpowder Im-
portation Bill; the Masts Bill, the Raisins Bill; the
Excise Laws B'll, and the Innkeepers' Allowances
Bill, were read a second time and committed for to
murrow. •

Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. BALDWIN; and several
other Metntieri the II >the of CommonS, brought
~111 Cik, Linen Drawoack Bill, and some Private Bills;
wh .h were real a first tune.

tie Nabob of the Carnatic's Creclitors'Bill p;rsed
through a Committee; and was reported.
.The Attorney-G..'neral, Mr. Ca'craft, Sir Charles'
Morice Pole, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Alexander, and seve-
rJ other Mei-illiers of the House of Commons,
brought up•the Chancery Clerks' Bill, the Ordnance
Lands' Bill, the Seamens'• Wages Bill, and the Irish
Itevenues'Bill ; which were read atirst time.
• The Americanlntercmarseßill was, on the Motion
of L0...-f GAL,&viLLE, Ordered to in read a third ,tirue

The -Irish Quit Rents' Bill' was read a second
time, after a conversation between
,Lord REDES-
DALE, Lord GRENVILLE, Lord EL.noN, and the Earl
of LtmEatcK, as to tilt: nature of the Bill, and com-
mitted for to-morrrow.
The House resolved itself into a Committee on
the, Irish School Commissioners' Bill.—Some con-
versation arose upon the- Clauses, between Lord
-Wedesdale, Lord Grenville, and the Bsi s 7
sory. Lord Redesclale .y,-4 to ren-
der, the Bill temp,.ark instead of permanent.; which
*as oppoed by LOrd Grenville, and negatived.
The Bishop of Ossory propOsed a Clause to save the
Privileges of Trinity College, in Dublin ;..but it was
thought by Lord Grenville unnecessary,' .as the BUJ
would not affe& the Privileges of the College. After.
some further conversation the Bill passed through
the Committee, and was reported without \Amend-
ment.