The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-24 00:00:00

_
t•

FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1814.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE .OF LORDS, THURSDAYO JUNE 23.
DUNDAS's DIVORCE BILL.

Witnesses were called in the Matter of Dim-
cias's•Divorce,Bill, and examined by Lords LAt7=-
DE:11)&1...E and STA,NripPEi touching the complaint
of ill ,treatment. •

The' JORD CHA.NCiLLOR, lifter some general oh-
,
servatiinis, sad, that if in the appeal of the wife
it could be discovered that delay was used only for
the purpose of delay, a manifest injury would be
done to the husband'; but 'if it happened, as might
be the case, that in the interval since the trial
evidence had occurred tending to prove injury or
negligene,:, which testimony the wire was unable
to bring forward from want pecuniary means, it
'would be a great disregard of justice to withhold
the opportunity.
Lord STANHOPE COlriCiritd in the Noble Lord's
opinions, and moved the further heariug for Mon-
day next.

Lord BORINGDON, after some observations„
'which we have not room to report, moved the
second reading of the Vaccination Bill.
'The LORD CfItANCALLOR had no objection to
the Bill's 'being committed, though he' conceived
i: still e6ntained soinf:!: objectionable clauses.
Counsel was. heard. in the Borthwick „Peerage.
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF-COMMONS.

LORD COCHRANE.

The SPEAKER, the moment he was enabled by,
the presence of 40 Members, to take the Chair,
addressed the House as follows
I have to acquaint the House that, I last night received a
letter from Loi-d,Cochraue, asserting ,his innocence of the
matter of which he haS been convicted; and desiring timely
notice, and a full opportunity may he given him, that he may
attend.in his place on any niotion that may 'he brought for-
respectinfi: hint. I hive thought it' my duty to return
for ans.wer, lhat, according-to the usag.e of Parliameh', timely
notice, and a full opportnnity of atteraliug, will be given to
any Member of this pease before any motion will •be enter-
tained, in which he is immediately interested."—(Hear,
bear !)
Several Returns of Fees were brought op from the Court
of Chancery and other Courts. Ordered to lie on the table.
A person from the East India Company presented at the
llar sin aecount, chewing the number of Licences granted by •
them, and to whom, and the Fees received., Ordered to be
printed. •
Sir J. Ncwi,onr postponed his motion respect-
ing the Fees in the Colirts:ofJustice, which stood
for this day, to Tuesday next.
Mr. LAW said,if the Hon. BarOnet
.meant to-
bring for,.vlril'anir niOtioil on the subject of those
fees, it should he done as soon as possible.
Sir. J. Newrour -replied, that if any delay had'
taken- place, it •was owing to the several. Cortrts
.not having made their returns. The order for the
returns was made in -March, and on the 24th of
Jmie many returns had not yet been Made. His
particular reason for now postponing the motion
to Tuesday, was, that two' very important. mo-
tions stood for this day. •
_

'Thell Glass Duty Bill, the Irish• Schools Bill, thz Army
Prize Money Bill,. tl►e Irish Customs_ Bill, the Army Prize
Nloney Bill, the Irish Leg.:lcyll, the Irish Spirit Intercourse
Bill, and the Scotch Judges Bill, went severally through'a
Committee. The Reports to morrow. . • • •
.The Exchequer Bills' •Bill, - and the Irish •Loan,Bill, were
read a s'E'cond time, and ordered to Ike committc'd to-morrow.

The Report of the Comthitte.e. of_Ways and Means was
a agreed to.; The Bill to be read third time touldrrOw. •
The Irish Stage Coach Bill and
.tip Deeds Attestation Bill
were ordered. A third reading on Mon;l4y..
Mr.-WESTERN hrobight up a Peiition• from the English
Corn Distillers, against the Bill for reguiating intercourse of
Spirits with Ireland, praying to be heard by Conosel.—Ordered.
. .

Mr. Alliii_JTHNO'r broughtup..l'Lettirtis of Fees trom the
sei'o-41 Justiciarir and other CCitlf i 3 of S'eiitiand. Ordered to
be printed. . . „ .. . .. .
' - The lkport of the Committee of SuppV was brought up and'
agreed to.