The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-08 00:00:00

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HOUSIi OF LORDS.
FltrpAY, MAX 7.

MISCELLANLOU3.

A Meeting took place at ten o'clock. thl9
noon, for the purpote (exclusively) of bearing
• Ap'peal*,•tke. the tiro.: time,-tiu pu,•dimilcciof
Lorz..hips` recently' adopted 6t4utnog Oilier on the
'subject. —;

Cottusel being fully and finally heard reSpect-
ing the Irish „Appeal Cause, M4grane Ql, Archbold,
their Lordship), with some slight variation, af-
firmed i 11...
.iinlgitre at of tho_C4.u,,t
Counsel were hearitin.part, though, at consi-
derable length, respecting the Scots Cause,
Smith v: Allan and others. T proceed again on
Monday. •
Petitions were presented in favour of the far-
ther Intruduction mut, Diffusion of Christian
h Knowledge ni as follows ;---

SVilton and its vicinity by the, Earl of
RA DS 0

From Bradford, in the. county of York', by the
Earl of IbucwooD.

Yrout 'Rye, Tewksltury, ..Lindfield, in- Surrey,
'Cheltenham, mid WhichcOme, by the Duke 'of
NonFoLK., who observed, some of thote were from
persons Istiling thems:!lves Baptists 'And Baptist
Missiouaries : and further, that with respect
.to
applications of the kind, he trusted that whatever
'provisions may he made, they would lie. acCompa-
nied with such care and caution, as would prevent
the evils which May he 'expected to arise trout an
over exercise 42031.

From Daventm, in the comity of Northampton,
by Mari SIT.NerAt.
Prom Hertford and its vicinity, and a yeconntl
from 'certain parts of the county of Hertford; by
&u 1 Co wr

• From Tendesham, in the county of Deson, by
Lord RoLL.c.

From different parts of the Country, principally
from 4113311 places, and in number execedingtwenty,
by Lord zwik.

From the TO'wn and Vicinity of Stroud, from
Painswiek, and two front Bris:ol and its Deigh-
bonrhood; by the Duke of BEALTD coal' ; one of the
latter included a prayer for an Eviscopal establish-
ment in India.
Upwards of seventy Petitions to the same effect,
from different pars of the Cogutry, by'lLord
GANIBIER.

These documents being read in the usual way,
were Ordered to lie on the table. •

Earl ,STAtinorg presented a Petition from a
;lumber of persons who 'described thetoselveS as
Landholders, Partners, Graziers, Herb-growers,
&c. in the counties of Middlesex, Kssex, Kent,
and Surrey, against the Covent-garden Market
Bill, anti. praying to be bear4hl their Cotnisel.—
His Lordship oberved, that as the prayer was
against the adoption yt some of the clauses,
be should, on the occasion of the second reading,
move., that the Petitioners be heard by their
Counsel before The Committee.
Ordered to li. on the, table.

After a few words between the Loa!) CHANCEL*
LOIt and the Duke of NORFOLK, upon the
the further eons iderationt of the Borth wick Peerat,,u
was peremptorily fixed for Thursday next, and that
of the Airly postponed till Tuesday se'nnight.
The Merchants' Mates' Bonds, and the Irish
Widows' Pension Bills, were read a sesond time,
and connnittred for Monday,

'the Private Bills were brought up from the
coirmons. by Nir:VoLEY, and read a firstfime
111.. 1641 i Butter Trwle, and the Varine Otliuert
Wiue Bills,;sesverolly passed through Committees
of the whole House, and Were reported without
ally amendment.

Lord HoLt.Aim presented a Petition from eer.
Win Protvatant Di seating Ministers at .the coun-
ty of Devon, praying for the removal of all re-
striiltions on account ot religion, from every class
of his Majesty's subjects at this important crisis.
Ortkied to he on the table.

Ia BeriWidis Trade, and the liish :Sugar SO,
rits were read a third time and passed.
SoipeConversation arose iu cowtegtiellCe or•eer-
fain amendments being proposed to • the Cam-
bridge and Newmarket lioad 13111, •ou the oeca-
sion of its third reading ; these were opposed by
the Bishop•of ELY, nud strongly supported by the
Earl of 4AttowicKg and the Bishop of CFIESTEtt.
A division took place, 22 to 1. 'r he majority in
favour of the Btll as amentied. Adjourned till
Monday.