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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, NAY 13.

THE House proceeded,. -as usual, to Westruinster7
Hall. T).ley returned Soon 'atter three, when an
Order Was made to proceed further on the Trial of
Lord Vis Count Melville to-morrovi, and a -Ne'ssage
sent to the AP*. Commons to acrquaint them
therewith'.

The Order of the Day on the Slave Importation
,Restriaion Bill was discharged, on the Motion. of
the Du Of-CL E, :and renewed for Friday.
The, West India 'and' American Trade Bill was
read a third titrie.and passed; dridj:Message sent to
tho,House,ofCbrnmOns foaequaint them therewith.
Strangers were for a short linie ecluded whilst
the House discussed some matter of Privilege.
After our' re-admilsion: the" Earl of WEsTmo4-
LA ND presented a Petition tiOni certain Merchants
and Traders of Manchester against the Slaye Import-
ation'lleStrietion Bill ; was ordered to lie op
the Table._

r Stiangers were again for a short time excluded.
• 'After our KeNa,dmission; ths consideration of IN
-Majesty's Message relative to Earl Nelson was, on
the Motion' of ford deferred till' to-
inorr,ow.—=Aajo,unied till to-morrow (thiS day).

ffol7qE OF CagIITQNS.
Ttliso c; m

Tatowts brought pp the Report of the
Cohunittee on Abe 'Returns -relative to Residence' of
plergy. He gave 'notice; that as long as be had
seat in that House, he should move for .similarße
turns'annually, for the purpose 'of she Wing how far
the Mt enforcing the residence of the Clergy was
complied with.=—The Report was ordered to 4e on
the Table.

A Message from the Lords informed the House,
that their Lordships: would proceed ferther in -the
Trial of Lord Melville 10-morrow ; and that their
LOrdships had passed a Bill to enable His Majesty
in Council to grant permiSsion for importing certain
articles into our Colonies in the West Indies in Neu-
tral Ships in "time of War, to which they desired the
concurrence of the House.
Mr;.HuasT presented Petitions from the Barristers
and. AttOrrie's of the Borough Marshalsea Court,
against the Southwark, Small Debt Recovery Bill
now pending. -
2 On the Motion of Lord MORPETH, several Acl
Counts relating to the Amount of the. Debt. of the
East India Company, at their several.. Presidencies;
and the interest payable thereon, were ordered to be
laid before the House.

' `Bir P. STEPIIENS presented an Account of the
spianiity of Iron and Iron Wares used in the Navy
for the last five years.-
Mr. MATTTIEWS brought in a Bill for amending
the General Turnpike Aa, by preventing narrow
wheeled waggons from being drawn by more than
four horseg.L—Read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.
Mr-ROBSON gave ,notice, that it was his inten-.

tion on Friday next to move:fdr some Papers relating
to, the Barrack bepart went:.
The Irish-Debenture .Interest Bill was read a
second time, .anu to-morrow. •
The IriSh Loan Bill went through a Committee ;
the Report to Abe received to-morrow. Also' -the
Irish Treasury Bills
' The further 'consideration of .the Report of. the
Irish Butter Bill Was put off till Friday.
Mr. PARNELL gave notice, that he would to-nor.row move for an Account,ot, the Amount of Bank
Of England and Bank of Ireland Notes in circulation.
Tne Mutiny Bill was read a second time., and or-
dered to' be committed to-morrow.
Mr. CORRY presented a Petition from several Citi-
?ens of 'Limerick against the Bill pending for the
better paving and lighting of that city.