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IMP ER ML PARLIAMENT•

HOUSE OF PEEkS.

MONDAY, MAY 27.

Several Privte ];ills were brought up from the COmmons.
Thoie on -the 'fable were passed in their respeetive stages.
The Lid of Sot tr. gave notice, thit hetivu.ild postpone
his Motion, respeding the State of I reland, until Wednes-
day settnight.
• On the Report of the Committee on the Pancras Bill be-
ing received, the Earl of Sulu oLir. stared, that to-mor-
row he would move their Lordships, that the third reading,
l': postponed until Wednesday se'nUight, in order to afferd
best tor the 0 ppsttr3 of the Lilt to be4teard against its prin-
ciple and many .r,f the Regulations which had peen agreed to
in the Committee.
Counsel and evidence were heard on Moore's Divorce Bill,
.and the tot liter hearing deferred until V. ridA y.—Adjourned.

110USI. OF COMMONS.

MO DAY, MAY 27.

,the Motion. of Sir I. Waorrast.sy a new Writ I
ord :•d for a Member to serve in Parliament for the I
Burougli Oi Donnie, Tain, and Dingwall, in the room of the '
login V illiers,who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
Mr. Git !V pit:Witted a Petition from the County of
Northumberland, stating similar circumstances with others,
OiA the condizet at Lord Melville, &c.—Oniered to he
on the Table,
Lord W.Rus sr.t.t. moved, that the Committee to whom
the Bill respecting the South Lambeth Water Works is re-
ferred, have leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment of
the Ilouse.—Ordered.
Mr. Serjeant Flt.s r moved for and obtained leave to bring in
Bill to Amend the Ali of the t4th of the present King,
The object of his Amendment would be to prevent Mer-
chants, who were liable to become Baokrupts, from avoiding
any of the operations of the Bankrupt Laws, by pleading
their privileges as Members of Parliament.
Mr. FosTe, moved for and obtained leave to bring in a
Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Fees,
l'erquisites, and Emoluments of Office in Ireland.
On the Motion atilt: CHANer.l.4o'it of the EXCHEQUER,
it was left to the Select Committee to draw up an answer to
the Message of the Lords, desiring to be informed as to the
rttaISOIIS far requesting the attendance of Earl St. Vint;ent to
be examined as to the repairs of the Romney and La Sensi-
ble, commanded by Sir H. Popham.
On the Motion of the CHANCELIOR of the Exensouta;
The University A4vovoson Bill was committed, the, Report
tectived, and the Bill ordered to be read a third:tit* on Fri-
Mr. Rose brought in a Bill for regulating the West India
Trade ; which \Vat: read a first, anti ordered to be read a se-
cond time to- morrow,
Mr. Die's! Nson hroughfup a Rettirn of the number of ,
Lieutenants promoted within a giVen time. Ordered to lie
en the Table, and. to be prated.
Mr. 11115itIS5OK, in a Committee of Supply., moved for a
Provision.tor the E-nglish and Irish Militia, their is.djutAnts,
fie, tee. Motion agreed to, anereport 0-morrow:'
The Dublin Paving Bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed.
The Stamp Duty Bill was reported, and ordered to be read
e third time on Thursday.
ite inst.% Spirit Licence Bill was committed.—Report to-
morrow.
The. Report of the Paymatter-General's 13111 was ordered
to be taken into further conSithration. -Agreed to, and hill
ordered to he read a third time on Thursday„
Tilt Irish Etedion Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Post Horse Fanning Duty Bill was read a second time
and committed.
• The Smuggling bill was read a second time, and ordered to
be commuted to-morrow.
The AvrottNaY-QtriltltAL, moved the Order of
the Day for the further consideration of the Report
of the Stipendiary Curates'
Alter a desultory discussion, had taken 'place, and
few amendments had been toade, the Report was
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a. third
ttme tioThuriday.
Colonel STANLEY brought up the Rerort of
,the'
Committee to wham the claims of the Duke of
4th,l had been referred, and moved that it sltuud
he token into consideration on TourAay next.
A ve.l long converse:ion took place upon Mr.
Cu a VI yn moving, as art Amendment, that it should
be taken into further consideration un Wednesday
sennight.'!'fie Hon. Gentleman thought that the
it ti iy would be necessary, in order to enable the
house to noslers Wild the important points of the
•
case, for which purpOse he thought that the Papers
Ought to be, printeJ.
• Lord Crt.ctitivitvt e had no objeCtion to the print.
ing the Papers, but thought that there should be no
41elsY in the taking the subject into consideration.
The conversation was protrktlti for a consider-
able time, and at length the further consideration of
the Report Wai fixed for Wednesday seinnight.
ELEVENTH REPORT. •
The names of the 21 Gentlemen,chosen to form.
Seletit Committee, in consequence of the motion
Serjcant BL,T, were read by,:the'Clerk. (they Were
the carne as stated in our Paper of yesterday.)
Sir WILLIAM ELFORI), considering th.it to any
man of common untlerstandiog the . testimony of
Lord St. 'Vii,cent had been coutradided by the
written documents existing in the correspohdence
• between hia Lnrdship, Sir A, flAmoNo, and Lord
give notice that he should
move to-morrow that those Papers should be referred
to the said Committee, and that they should report
thereon.