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HOUSE OF LORDS, FR/DAY, MAir 5.
Counsel Were main beard in the Writ of 'Error, Lohg and
Jdnes v. Handek". Further consideration postponed.
The Pinot), Abolition Freehold and-Copyho;d Estates
Bill, the Crown Lands44kie. Bill, Were brought up by till% M.
i'sylor, Mr. 13rogddli, and others, and afterwards read a
-first time.
Lord ELLENBOROtGI-Ppresented Petitions 'froin the Pa.
rish of St. Mary-le-bone, and St,George's,
panorer-squares.
for the repeal of the Insolvent.Pebtor's 13)11:

•
HELSTON ELECTIONBILL.
On the Order of th'e Day rot further consideNtion of this
Bill,
The LORD NANCELLOR said, the more he con-
sidered it, the more he was induced to :rj.e it.
Comparing the provisions of this Bill with prcce.
dents; namely, the cases-of Shoreham, treeklade,
and Aylesbury, his 'Lordship fountelt de'eetive in
principle. ',The Object of the Legislature in those
cases was to punislfipersons guilty of corruption:
and the abolition was for a distinct offence. This
Bill stated, thai Jietause some individuals had been
guilty of bribery and aorruption,.o filch they hoped
to prove, the whole body of freemen were to be
,
deprived of voting. This under all -the circutu•
juanceti, was a, Ha on which they could not,pro-
ceed, and bis Lordship therefore moved, that it
be read a second time this day Sir months.
Lor&fittENYALt„e strongly objected to the Bill,
and supported the Noble and Learned Lord's mo-
tion:

Lord Ds DotsistaNvium admitted all the ob•
Jections to the 1314, b'at obsevved, that the wit-
nesses then
,in attendance having been brought
from Cornwall, were entitled to the consideration
of the House with respect to their expenses.
The LORD CIiANCELLOR said, that subject might
be considered separately. -
The Motion was then'carried, and the Bill is,
of course,lost. •

The Copper *Duties Bill WAS committed; and
the other-Bills buthe table being forwarded, that
House Adjourned.to',Monday. •

..• . HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr, HILEY ADDING TON presented the Copy of a Circa.
lar Letter frona.Viscolfrit Sidesuuth, for discharging Officers
and soldiers Letonging to the Militia.
' Lord CASTLEREAGII.gave notice, that on Monday next
he would move. an Address to tire Prince Regent, praying
that his Royal Highness would order a Copy 4)4 the Dispatch'
addressed to the Russian Minister by the British Government
in January, 1so5; to be laid before them.
The Greeawich Hospital Bill was read a third time, and
passed.
The kish-Malt Duty and, Irish Assessed Taxes Bilis were
read a second time, and ordered.to Mon'day,-
Tke CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE9UER. moved, that
-the House at its- .rising should adjourn till Monday next.--
Agreed • _ •