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London, England, 1815-04-21 00:00:00

FEE •ji OFcOURTs Qr JUSTFCF,'INIiitt•LAND.

'Sic JOHN 71.,t;wrotr rose to trwe. for •IL,ave to
bring in a Bill. respecting certain Law Officers in
Ireland. He said the. principle oi-the-Bill had
been repeatedly agreed to by the Mdse. Lord
Chief Justice Hales had been of-opinion, that the
fees of.all the Courtg should be so.reduced as that
no ()like shotild be discharged by deroty. Those
°fliers, which were the obj6et of his present, Bill,
were discharged by deputy, and were filled by
persons who it was well known, had,no cogni-
zance whatsoever of the situations".• Some of
those situations made nine, ten, and_eleven thou-
sand pounds per annum. The situation of the
'Prothonotary of the Common Plermmade_lo,oool.
per annum, and that of the Clerk df the Com-
intim Pleas- 11,094/. These -offices, which were
4txeC,ted,erttireliby deputy, it was the object of
t li!! Bill he would propose to re:zulate. A Bill
was brought into Parliament in 1807, to aholish
those offices, and it had been read a first time in
1508, but had !Wen postponed. The Gbrject of
his Bill, would also extend to .the Chief Reoieni-
braneer of the Excheyser,. to the second Celli of
the Exehrtiner, ,andl to the Clerk of the Crown
and Ilanaper. Ile then moved for leave to bring
in a 13th to rewilate the fees and emoluments of
-certain Law Offices in Ireland, after the demise of
the nersoos who naw held ttietn.

Mr. Vesuy. FITZGERALD said, that he had the
less regret at not being-present when the Right
Hon. Baronet eonnnenced his address to the
House, iz was no: his intention to oppose his
optisition. lie did not now mean to offer any
opinion tiloti the various points alluded to by the
lii t lion. Baronet, but upon the principle which
bac) formerly been adopted by-the should
not oppose the motion for leave to brim, in the.
Bill. lie begged, however, to observe, that with
regard to the office held by a Noble Lold (Buck-
imghanlshire) to which the Right:Hon.' Baronet
had adverted, the- net receipts of that office did
not 811101111 t to i:Car so large a stun as that which
Lad been stated, and which iucluclid, he believed,
the salary-of 'the-Deputy, and other ex-peuces of
the office.. With retard to the office whiehliad
become vacant this year, viz. Clerk of the Crown
and Hanaper, he might be permitted to. observe,
that, with every respect low the BilyWhich passed
that House, it was..rather too=yrintli to assume
that the Crown ought to be depr4ed'of the power
of granting- that office, because one branch of the
Legislature had disapproved of its Continuance.—
The Right lion. Baronet, however, he was sure,
would be glad to hear, that as the event which
would. augment the fees of that office to a Very
imrgeautount, was one which every one must de-

preeatei vii. Csotelitinietit
had made a stipulation With the Noble Lot:d to
Whom ir,vasnow granted. by which either Parlh
ment or t hr,th own would have a,tight to regulate
the amouott of the fees on the occasion alhuletl- to
C.vidoli from the numb-er of totothissions
must in that case he renewed, would be very large),
allowing -the Noble Lord a certain ,portion of
and providing that the remainder should be
paid into theEkchequer.—alear, hear!)
A'ter-a few words front Mr:BANAIIi an,. sio:
NEWPOAT, leare was given.

BANK OF ENGLAND.
Mr. GftENFELI, postptraud -the comideration of the re-
maining Papers respecting the Bank, till Wednesday next.

'COURT OF SESSION.

Sir .T. NEWPORT ni2ved for ..n Address to his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent', to give directions to the Lords of
Ses.ion in Scotland, to send up an account of the Fees and
Dues to the Clerk• of the Ordinary Judos, froni.the Institu-
tion of the College of Justice, to the 14th of Mureh, 1814.