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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

. . . .
HOUSE OF PEEPS,
MONDAY, MARCH 9.

The Marquis of Thcimoud, Lords Elphinstone
and Ashburton, took the oaths and their seats.
In the Appeal Balduston v. Hamilton, the Soli-.
citor General was heard in reply': —Further Consider-
ation on Monday next.
. Mr. Cavendish Bradshaw, Sir. Edward Ktiatchbull,
and several other Members of the, House of Com-
Mons, brought up two private Bills; which
.were
read a first time.

• - Theßeandy Duty Bill, the Irish Duties Bill; the
Sugat Bdunty Bill, and the Sierra Leone Bill, were
read a second true and committed for to-morrow.

Mr..Longlands,..from the Court of 'fiends in Scot-
land, .presented a List of Augmentations of the Sti-
pends of. Ministers from
.1790 to 1806,—Ordered
to lie on the table.

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. IN S COTLAND.

-Thq LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that he had
'reeeived a letter from the Lord President of the
Court -Of Session in Scotland (addressed' to .hiin as
Lord High Chancellor), purporting to be a Memo-
rial from the College, of Justice, which Was.signed
by the Lord President and ten other Judges, with a
Note of. Dissent from the four remaining Judges.
It adverted to the Bill before the. House'for the.
better• Regulation of -Courts 'of Justice in Scotland;
and stated, that it was of great importance that they
should be permitted to lay before the House certain
considerations relative to that subject. As he could
not, from the form of the Memorial, move that 'it
shcrald be now laid upon the table, he wished to re-
ceive their Lordships' instructions as to the course
of proceeding which he should adopt. He therefore
moved that the Lords should be summoned far to-
morrow.—Ordered..
Adjourned till to••morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, MARCH 9.

On the Motion of -Mr. H.
,LEIGH, leave ' was
<riven to bring in a Bill for regulating the Royal
Marine-Forces while on shore. The Bill was then
introduced, read a first time, And ordered to, bp read
a second time to-morrow.

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Bill was ordered to be'read a second time:this day

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payment of Licences by persons concerned in ex-
cisable ,commodities.

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Sea Trade,..it was ordered that leave be asked to
bring in.a Bill for regulating the South- Sea Trade.
On the House resuming, leave was ,granted ac-
cordingly.
The .tri:4l) .Tea and Tobacco Importation Bills
were. read a second time, and committed for to-
morrow. -

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Bill was ordered to be taken into further considera-
tion on this day se'nnig-ht.
The Royal Naval Asylum Bill was committed for
Friday next.
Sir W. W. Wynne got leave of absence till
Thursday se'nnigbt 5; Mr: O'Hara, for one month ;
Mr. Cooper, for five weeks ; .Mr. D. Browne, and
Mr. Dugdale, for two months ; Mr. Huskisson,
till Thursday, to attend the Trial of Sir Home Pop-
ham ; and Sir H. Strachan, for a 'fortnight.
Sir: J::I3,NSTRUTHER moved, that the, bearing of
the WOthe4et Petition be postponed till the 16th of
April.—=Qrdered.
CA'lc' RAPT moved, that the Christchurch pe..
tition, be postponed to the same period.
After a few Words from Mr. Itoi,"it was ordered.
to be fixed fox Monday the 13th of April.