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HOUSE OP LORDS, MAncii 11.

Prayers were-read by the Bishop of Gloucester at 10 o'clock,
when the Deputy Speaker sat for the furtherance of Appeals.
The Duke of Marlborough, E.irl Craven, and Lord Pon-
sonhy, sat as Appellate Peers.
The House proceeded to give judgment on an appeal from I ,
the Court of Session in Scotland. (2d Division.) Messrs. lt HD.
dell, Bridge, and !Lundell, goldsmiths and jewellers, London,
and others, creditors of the late Archibald Lord M ontgomerie—
A ppellants. The Right Hon. hely 31ary.31ontgonierie, sponse
of Chas. Mon tolieu Burges, of ltepaport, in the county of Sussex,
Esq., and the said Charles Montolicu Burges, Egg.. for his in-
terest—Respondents. The question raised by this appeal
(which was fully heard before the House on the 4th inst., was,
whether the respondent, Lady Mary, sustained a limited or un-
limited responsibility for the debts of her late husband Lord
Alontgomerie ? lor the creditors, it was maintained, that her
Ladyship, by a certain statement and minute, and more especial-
ly by a subsequent commission and deed of conveyance, had
come under an unqualified obligation to pay those debts, what-
ever might be their amount ; and that for that purpose, she had
become bound to restrict herself to an allowance of 5,0001. a-year
out of the rents of her estate, for an unlimited period, until the
whole of the debts, interest as well as principal, should be. fully
Paid. On the part of her Ladyship,
engagement to contribute towards payment of the late Lord's
debts
was not an unqualified en it, .was contended, that her
engagement; as it proceeded upon
certain calculations embodied in the deed, and, upon good
grounds, believed to be accurate, as the creditors, as well as
Lady ,Montgomerie, believed, that. it was only from a reliance
upon those calculations, and with express reference to them,
that her Ladyship entered into an engagement at all ; that they
formed the inductive cause of all the deeds which she afterwards
executed ; and that, as they are specially referred to, they
must be held, in some construction, to explain and controul
any obligatory expressions afterwards occurring in those deeds.
The Court of Session adopted the argument of the respondent;
but, this day, on the motion of Lord Gillitrd, their decision WaS
reversed, and Lady Montgomerie found liable for the whole
debts of the deceased.
Alessrs. Manners and Miller, and other Booksellers in Edin-
burgh and Glesgow—Appellants. Sir D. H. Blair, Bart. and
John Bruce, his Majesty's printer for Scotland—respondents.
The respondents had obtained, from the Court of Session, in
Scotland, a Writ of Interdict (Injunction) against the appel-
lants, from " selling or exposing to sale within Scotland, or
importing, bringing or receiving into Scotland, any Bibles,
New Testaments, Psalm-books, Books of Common Prayer,
Confeseions of Faith, or larger or smaller Catechisms in the
English tongue, not either actually printed by the respondents,
or sanctioned by their licence or authority." The appellants
complain of that interdict, by this appeal, in which the hearing
was concluded to-day. Judgment adjourned sine die.
The Earl of Breaaatbane and Holland—Appellants. Claud
111 Russell, Esq.—Respondent. The appeal is taken from certain
interlocutors of the Court of Session in Scotland (2d Division)
in an action brought by the respondent . for setting aside a con-
veyance of a certain part of the estate of John Campbell, Esq.
which had been granted to the appellant, in security of- a large
debt. The action was fbuntled on the Bankrupt Statutes, and
the Court below gave decree with reduction.
Mr. SHADWELL was now heard, in part, fur the appellant.
Further hearing on Tuesday next.
About four o'clock Lord -Gifford rose, and half an hour after
the Lord Chancellor took the Woolsack.
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Lord KEN VON then moved some Private Bills, among
others the Bill for the erection of Hastings Chapel, which was
read a third time, passed, and messaged to the other House.
Baring's Divorce Bill was also read a third time, passed, and
messaged to the Commons.
Mr. Adrian, from the Treasury, presented at the Bar cer-
tain Annual Finance Accounts, viz. an Account of the Public
Income of the United Kingdom ; and also of its Expenditure ;
an Account of the Consolidated Fund, of the Funded and Un-
funded Debt, of the Disposition of Grants, and also of .Arrears
and Balances, which Accounts were laid upon the table.
Adjourned at a quarter past five, to ten o'clock on Monday.

HOUSE OF ,COMMONS.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

A Gentleman from the Treasury brought up certain Accounts
relating to the Public Income and Expenditure.
A Paper, stating the Aggregate Balances in the hands of the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England was also
brought ttp and laid'on the table.
Mr. MC!NDY presented a petition from St. Andrew's Pa-
rish, Holborn, against the Metropolitan Water Company Bill.
Laid on the table. . .

It. SIIAW obtained leave to bring hin Bill enabling the
Imperial Irish 3lining Company to sue and be sued in the
name of their Secretary.
WET POCKS.

Mr. MANNING presented a petition against St. Catherine's
Dock Bill from certain .nhabitants in the neighbourhood. Be
alsO prevented a petition from three indiOduals against the South
London Docks Bill. _ _ .

i\lr. Alderman f-lEY6 ATE observed, that if this Bill pass.
ed, it would give to those Docks the power of landing and
bonding three hundred and thirty articles more than the Public
Sufferance Wharfs.
The petitioni were ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Alderman THOMPSON presented a petition from the
Fellowship Porters of - Billingsgate against the South London
Docks Bill.'—Laid on the ratite.
ST. CATHERINE'S DOCK.

Mr. C. CALVERT presented a petition from upwards of
500 persons residing in the neighbourhood of the projected
St. Catherine's Dock, complaining of the said project which
would be productive,' of their utter ruin. Referred to the
Committee on the Said Bill. The Honourable. Member pre-
tetthiefrrommittee on the' Said
pre-
sented a similar petition from the Churchwardens of St. 80.
tolph's, Aldgate•
the Watermen of
the jll
rsolinnglait4er-IPeerrt
Bill.. 1 jeffaserrepdresteini
:‘lr.,(:. CA LVF.RT then moved that •
yittn
1111, Members who er .