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THE NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCA-
NOES ; including Submarine Volcanoes, and other
analagous PhenoMena.
By the Abbe 0 RDINAI RE,
Formerly Canon of St. Amable, at Riorn, in Auvergne.
Translated from the Original French • Manuscript, by R.
C. DALLAS, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
41,,,* In this Work, the nature sorithe' extraordinary Mud ,
Volcanoes at Muccalouba in Sicily; and at Taman and
Kercha, in the Black Sea ; and of the Hydropyric Volca-'
noes of England, are described, andtheir Causes uivestigated."..

IMPERIAL•' PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE,OF PEERS,
MONDAY, MAY 4.
SCOTS APPUAL.

TI/E HON. MRS. HAMILTON VUI.LARTON, AND
COL. WM. FULL.kRTON, lira HUSBAND, (V. SIR

HEW bALRYMPLE, OF NORtH uERwrcK, BART.

The Hon. Mr. FitsKINF, (c:i the Scats Bar)
leading Counsel for the Respondent was heard at
considerable length ; after which their Lordships
deferred the further hearing `of the Case till Wed-
nesday.
The Earl of WARWICK shortly addressed the
House, but in a very low tone of voice. As we
could eollca froni his Lordship, the subjea of his ob-
servations were the distressed situation of the Poor
in the 'Workhouses, respeaing which he announced
his intention of laying befbre the House some state-
ments, and to bring forward a 'proposition on the
subreti. He also seemed to advert to. some pro-
posed mode for the better employment of the Poor,
and concluded with moving " That the Lords he
summoned for to-morrow ;"—which on the Oues-
tion being put, was ordered accordingly.
•

_ . .
The Bills .before the . House were-forwarded in
their resoefflve stages.—Among these were Camp_
bell's Divorce 'Bill, which was re-committed. A
slight difficulty arose with respea to the regular
proof of the Marriage Settlement or Contraa. The
Solicitor for the Bill being called to prove the sib_
:-;azure of the Officer' in Edinburgh (Mr. PRINGLE)
to the Contraa, was confident of the identity of the
sign3:ure, but as he had never seen him write, his
evidence was considered, in consequence of an ob-
servation from .the LORD CHANCELLOR, as iliac':
missibie. ,However, the deficiency was soon sup-
plied, as a Professional Gentleman below the Bar,
who had frequently seen Mr. PRINGLE write, came
forward, and duly proved . the signature ; the
Bill then passed the Comrnuiittee.
Some Papers were presented from the Court of
Chancery in Ireland, relative to the pending
. Appeal.
Two private Bills were brought up from the
Commons, by Sir ROBERT
,BUXTON and Mr. \TY-
NER, and severally read a first- time. •
Their, Lordships- then; after disposing of-some
private business, adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMOXS.

MO DAY, MAY 4.

A new Writ was moved for the Bor:ough of Poole,-
in the.room of G. GA R. L AND, Esq.. he Laving ac-
cepted of the Chiltern Huni.ireds.
• , After. a division which took place on a Private
IncloSure Bill, Mr, W. BIRD presented a Petition
frorn the Parishioners of -tpel•lo1y Trinity, in Co-
ventry, praying for relief in the case of the Poor
Rates ; which was ordered to be,laid upon the

• A Persbri from the Bank o£ England presented an
Account of Monies advanced by the Bank for the
Public Service, with the amount of Intereit on the
same, to the sth of ,April i Soi, which was ordered
to lie on the Table, and the Account to be printed.
The Irish Distillery Bill, and the Irish Corn Im-
portation Bill were reported, and otdered to be read
a third time to-morrow.

Mr. DICKENSON said, he had given Notice of
his int;ntion to move for leave to bring in 'a Bill for
suspending part of the Aa for imposing penalties on
the Clergy for non-residence; but understanding
that a general measure of residence was now under
consideration elsewhere, he now gave 'notice th.tr-
he shou/, postpone his'intended Motion to that day
sennight.

Sir7TV. EL FORD rose to move for leave to bring
in a Bill, the objet of which was to grant similar
proteaion to the. Paper of Private,Banks from the
crime of Forgery,as had lately been proposed with
respea to the Bank of England, by alto-wing them
the appropriate use of distinguishing Marks to their
Paper. 'He trusted that justice and equity rendered
Such a proceeding so clear as to make farther en-
largement unnecessary ; and after defending the
Country Banks from being the cause of the increased
price of .Corn, Sir WILLIAM moved for leave to
bring in a Bill for the better prevention of the
Forgery of the Paper belonging to Private Banks of
persons carrying on the business of Bankers.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR expressed his dislike of any
measure tending to increase the number of Penal
Solute's. Every tradesman might, if he chose,
openit, Pinking-house ; a Grocer might .convnrr
part of his shop for ihat purpose ; bothi's was no
ground for his claiming from Parliament such an
tension of the Criminal Law. He knevv this Bill
was. proposed with.a vi:r.v Of favouring the. B4nks of
Scotland... He vviAed them to :stand' upon their
own fopiing, and thought that the Bank. of Edin_
burgh was entitled' not to be put oti a kvel witlr
every .-etty.Country Bank. Mr. TAYLOR
_added,
that he would reserve his objeaions in detail till a
future period. ,
Leave. Was then glVen'to bring in the Bill.
Mr.LusattsoToN moved for a variety of Ae_.
counts to he taid,before ihe House relative to the
Island },f' Grenada, which were ordered accordingly.
Mr. Lu—sti'kN6ToN',,(ray.e Notice of his intention
to-Morrow, to move fordeave to bring in a Bill to,
regulate thdAualifiFitionS of Public' Notaries: .
.Mr. n 1 NGTON moved, that a Seled Commit-
tee be appoio fed to consider so much of the Fourth
Artieleof, the Union betiveen Great Britain and Ire_
laird, as enaas, that no greater number than twenty
Members holding'offices of profit and emolument in
Ireland, at the pleasnre of the King, shall he capa-
ble, of sitting in the Commons I louse of Parliament
of the Kindom, until an Act be passed .ir.