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London, England, 1813-05-26 00:00:00

I ALPER L PAR LEAME NT.

HOUSE OF LORDS

TUESDAY, MAY 25.

Counsel were finally heard touching the Irish
Appeal Cause, Fitzgibbon v. Scanlancl. The con-
sideration of their Lordships judgment was de-
ferrcd till to-morrow.

Some further proceedings took place with re-
spect to the Claims to the Barony of Stafford.
lite new Claitnapt, Major S. Cooke,' with his
'Agent, appeared at the Bar as did ah,o the
Agent. of the original claimant, Sir G. Jerning-
ham. . • I.

•
After a few questions put by the LORD CHAN-
.C'ELLOR, respecting the proceedings which had
taken place relative to the recent clafiti, the far-
ther consideration of, the case adjourned by
their Lordships till this day se'nnight, when the
several parties were again ordered to atzend.
On the occasion of the second reading of Lee's
Patent BM, some conversation took place between
Lord REDEsnALE, who advocated the measure,
the Earl of LAUDERDALE, and the 1,04,D CHAN-
CELLOR. The two latter Peers,. but especially
the Noble Earl, expressed considerable doubts
as to the public expedience of such Acts. 'the
13111 was referred to the consideration of a Corn-
mittev.

A variety of Petitions were presented, in fa-
vildtir of the propagation of Christian Knowledge
in India.

By the Earl of LIVERPOOL, from Deptford,
Woolwich, the County of Renfrew, and other
Owes.
By Lord ERSKINE, from SouthaMpton;and
veral other places in that county, and also from
Pingwall, in the cormty of Ross, and certain other
places.
'By Earl STANHOPE, from several places in
Wales, the county of Cornwall, and other parts
of the comntry. The Noble 'Earl took occasion
t 6 remark, that in his mind, the dillitsion of
knowledge should precede the endeavours to in-
troduce Christianity, as tending to remove the
4,, grant prejudices with which the inhabitants of
that country were imbtied.
The Debtors Subsistence Amendment Bill, was
brought up from the Commons and read first
time.

The Bishop of CORK notified his intention
to move the third reading of the Irish Churches
Bill,

The .11ev. Prelate presented a Bill to-remove.
doubts respecting the power of Archbishops and
Bishops in Ireland in letting letses of Church de-
mesnes, 80, which was read a first time.
Tire Loan CHANCE(AMR stated his intenttbn to
move the further consideration of the case of the
B9rthwick Peerage at five o'clock to-morrow.—
Adjourned.

HO USE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY MAX 23.

Theelnsidei.ation of the fielston ElectionCorn-
mittees was deferred till Tuesday next.
LIST.

Mr. WIURTCIN ,brought up certain papers .re.
luting to the Civil LiSt.
Mr. WirrITPRAD wished to know whether the
Chancellor of the Exchequer intendelto
severe in his intention of bringing forward his
motioe, relative to the Civil List on Thursday,
because if he did, he thought there was not time
enougii before'then to have all the papers eon-
imecte,rl with it, printed and delivered to the
Meumbrs. •
The Cuatlcet.ton of. the Exthiectur.a, unless
any lion. Member should state any reason why it
sh,hild be postponed, said, that he intended to
brimmg forward time motion on Thursday.
Mr.Warretitsrm had no wish to have the run-
tion postponed; but Oil account of its importance,
it Wa§ his desire that it should be brought for.
ward before us fall a llOuse as possible.
The Report of the Marigalante Sugar Bill was
lnomight,ap and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to a
bee -rend third tune to-uhsrrow.
•Some discussion took place upon the motion for
the further consideration of the North iVilts
t nab Bill, between Sir J. Pitt and- Mr. Dicken
Son.
The 'House then dividedz;--
Far thy
4'4i/A
.Mtijority . .

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I 'nit' ri.'firtrt was treat received ara 4greed. to,
it:td the Bill ordered to be read it third time.
E itsT INDIA ttiF •AiUtS. • ,

On cour re-adtuisbion into the Gallery, we
fount!

Lord CASTLEILEAGII 011 his ie s. 'Fre Wished to
name a day sufficiently early for the consideration
of, the Resoliitions relating to the affairs of the
bast India Company, wir;th were before the
Ifouse, As the examimition of, evidence *fore
.the Select Committee was fin4hed, :cad, as every
thing eoroloteil
,the Bast India affars was
vow fmnillav to aiot: 'Members' of the flonse,
—whieh wa'i not only 'hi of all the
couthmuic4tioils .1/471th.kh pa,W6Ci betweeh ,Go-
veriiment iLiid the Couvt. of Direetiirs ; but also of
,tilt the printed ovideuee taken before Ott Commit,
tce ; under ,n l circumstances, and particularly
considering hoW desirable it was to have the milt.
ter determined ',awe,: 4t full attendance of the
house, he
,should propose Dijoiniq next as the
day beyond which the House could not delay the
coosideration of that important question.
Mr. J. SMITH spoke in tt low tone, amid 'was not
audible in the gallery. We understood that he
the,
Objected to the dii,Y IoPP
ose‘i by Nobly Lord,
as being too early, the house not' [hiving had
sufficient time to consider the great mass of
deuce Iwiore theinJ as some of it teas taken so
Lite is,; filYt.
CAtirt-2:::1, that in the case cifi
the 1441'" I" 0,111161. where the evidence had
beeo as voluminous as in tl r '
a had been
4000 a-ell in the t,...ti11(1: way". )I:lliCt.7ts
liad
pref.:veiled to the disellssioi; of?t"iie: tu (Alse.
rift wet.ik alter the e'..l.anti t' l'iti76ht":"l
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