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IMPERIAL PART,I,4IIIEN2

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

KINGSLAND PEERAGE.

In a Comtniti;;cif4ri;,ifege;,. ttieir Lordships
entered upon the consideration of, the• claims of
Matthew Barnwell, Esq. to the honours and digni-
ties of Viscount Kingsland, and Baron Torvey, in
Leland. Mr. Hart, and Other Learned Gentlemen,
Were heard before the Committee; and several wit-
nesses were examined,. The further consideration
was adjourned by the Committee till Thursday next.
The Attorney General attended on the part of the
C.41-own.
The consideration of the claims of Sir James Nor-
tiilTe lanes, Bart. to the Roxburgh Peerage, was
fixed for to-morrow.
The House then resumed, and, after prayers were
readobeir Lordships proceeded to forward the Bills
upon the Table; among these the Oak Bark, and
the Members' Indemnity Bills, weze read a second
time.

CONFERENCE:
The Expiring Laws Bills, and several private Aas,
*ere brought up by S►r James Graham and others,
tjembers horn the Commons, and severally read a
fast time.

Lord WALeot,t, attended by several Members,
presented a message from the COmtlion4, importing,
that that House requested a conference with their
Lordships on the subjetl of their disagr, ernent with
certain amendments proposed by their Lordships, to
one 01 the clauses of the Frame Breaking' Prevention
sent up by the Cornmoos. , .
After the deputation trOm the. Commons bad re-
tired, !Join the bar, the question was put, on the
-proposition from the COMITIOII4, which was agreed
to by' their Lordships; and the deputation appear-
ing a second tune.at the bar, the LORD CHANCEL-
LOR informed them thereof, and that the desired
conference should be presentlY'held in the Painted
Chamber.
In a short time Mr. Quarme, Aging Usher of
the Black Rod, appeared at the Bu, and informed
their Lordships, that the Managers from the Com-
ntous pre waiting .for the confereticz.., in the Paint-
ed Chamber. Accordingly, the following Lords
were appointed to manage the same on the part of`
the House, viz.
The Earl 4 of Aylesford, M.rnsfield, Liverrool,
Harrowby, Bishops of Chester, Kildare, and Lord
(Earl) Lauderdale.
Theis Lordships forthwith 'repaired to the Painted
Chamber.
. On the return of the Managers, the Earl of
AYLESFORD reported, that the of the
Commons communicated' their reason for disagree-
Ang with the amendment proposed by their Lord-
Ships to the BiII, in page 4, line 32, in the intro-
duttion of the _words " or either,", viz.—Because
the said amendment is unnec,..4sary, inasmuch as
the provisions in the said Bill are sufficient for.the
Purpose ; and, that the Couttrions decline offering
111 other re.lson. '
he Report of the conference was, on the:motion
()L the Earl of LIVERPOLL, ordered to be taken into
consideration to- nos row.

COUPAR JAIL DILL
On the question for the second reading of this
Bill, Counsel were heard for the petitioners against
the measure, and also in support of it : viz. Mr.
ADAM, junior, for the former ; and Me,s s. MAC..
Q-01,10GLIIE and HARRISON, in support of the mea-
sure.

After the Learned Gentlemen had concluded,
The LORD CIIANCELLOA, in the course of his ob.
servations on the measure, said there were some
points respeding the questiou of, the policy of, the
Bill; on which he did not feel sufficiently informed
to make up his mind. .le proposed-a delay of the'
second reading,till to-morrow in that view. _
_ The Earl of LAUDERDALE was for proceeding

immediately with toe Bill, upon the con•ideration
• that the part .of the subject alluded to by the Noble
and Learned Lord should be discussed at the third
reading,
The Lonn CHANCELLOR thought the measure, in
thatrestted, may be fully discussed after it came
from a Committee. •
The Bill was then read a second time, and cow-
naitted for to-morrow.
The Earl of LAUDERDAtt oojetled to this as too
early a day ; and after a law swords from the Earl
of MORTON, it was agreed the Committee should
sit pro forma to-morrow, and then adjourn their in-
Vestigations till Friday.
Mr. Richmond, from the Commissioners of the
Customs, presented a return of the Importations
from the coast of Holland from the Ist of October
'to the sth of 'January last, together with Copies of
the Forms of Licenses under which the same were
made, which were ordered to lie on the table.
Ajourned.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

On the motion of Mr. CALCRAFT, the Committee
on the Marine Mutiny Bill was postponed until to-
morrow.
Mr. Richmond, from the Custom-house, pre-
senteL an Account of the Spirits imported from
Holland since Ootober last. Ordered to lie on the
Table.-
On the motion of Sir J. SHAW, the St. George's
Fields Improvement Bill was read a second time,
• and ordered to be committed:
Sir A. ProoTr obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
the Relief of Infant Suitors in Courts of Equity, en-
titled to Stock or Annuities in the Public Fonds,
transferable in the Bank of England. The Bill was
immediately brought in, read a first time, and or-
dered to be read,a second time to-morrow.
Lord WALPOLE reported at the Bar, that the
House of Lords had agreed to hold a conference
with the House of Commons in the Painted Cham-
ber, on the subject of the Amendments made by
the Lords in the Nottingham Frame-breaking Bill.
A Committee (consisting of most of the Mem-
bers present) was immediately appointed, and went
forth to bold the said conference.
• On their return, Lord WALPOLE informed the
House that the Committee had communicated to the
. Committee of the House of Lords the reasons which
„t induced the House of Commons nut to izree to their
Lordthips' Amendments.