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IMPEL: ,:L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEEAS,

MONDAY, MAY 14.

,COUNSF L were heard in rep!v for the Appel-
lant, in the cause the Duke of Qutensbetry
DA' Morcin.

The LORD CHANCELLOR moved, that it should
be Egon heard on Monday next, unless the parties
str,nl:l come to some agreement in the mean time.
The Fourteen and a Half Millions Loan, the Mil.:
lion and a quarter Loan, and the Importation Duty
Bills, went through the Committee.
The other Bills on the Table were forwarded in
their respeElive stages.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, on the Order of the
Day being moved for taking His Majesty's Mes-
sage, relating to the grant of an Annuity to Vis.
countess Kt LWARDEN, into consideration, said, that
in the absence of others of His Majesty's Servants
(there were none of the Secretaries of State in
the House), it had fallen to his lot to move an•Aci-
dress for His Majesty's Most Gracious Communica-
tion. He, from professional opportunities, could speak
of that Noble and Learned Lord, for whose widow
it was the objeCt of His Majesty's Message to pro-
vide, and he could conscientiously say, that no
words were'ever more truly predicated of any sub-
jea, than those uttered by a Noble Lord in that
House, which described the late Viscount Kt
DENLwAk-
as a most excellent man.

Nis Lord,hip concluded with moving an Address
to His MAI E`,TY, expressive of the readiness of
that Howie to concur in His Majesty's Most Gra-
cious intention:.
Adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, MAY 14.

At four o'cic ck the House proceeded to a ballot
for Members to serve on the Liskeard Elettion Com-
mittee. The Gallery was not opened until the
names of the Members who appeared upon the re-
duced List were announced at the Bar and the Mem-
bers sworn.

Previous to the opening of the Gallery, thtee new
Writs were moved in the room of
Mr. DICKENSON, jun. Metriber for Lestwithiel,
who has accepted the Office of one of the Lords of
.the Admiralty :—in the room of
The Right Hon. C. LONG, who is to be one of
the Lords of the Treasury—and in the room of the

Right Hon. Lord LOVAINE, who has accepted
the same appointment.
Mr. CR E E E Y moved, that the Committee to
whom the Liverpool Dock Petitions had been re-
ferred, should have power to send for such Persons
and Papers as they may think necessary to clear up
the subjed before them.
Gen. G4scoYNE declared, that he could not co-
incide with the Hon. Gentleman who had spoke last,
as to the propriety of granting such powers. The
Papers were as much as would fill the House of
Commons ; besides that, a great quantity of the
Papers which would be wanting, had been consumed
at the fire of tie Exchange of Livetpool. He thought
that at least the Hon. Member should assign some
re sons to the House, in support of such an extraor-
!
dinary Mc)lioch.•
Mr, SH R I DAN COLIN not help expressing some
digree of surprize, at hearing the Motion of his
Hon. Friend termed extraordinary. He had signi-
fied his intention of in:king the Motion to the Com-
mittee, and surely that was sufficient notice on a
subject of that local nature. If, however, the gal-
lant Officer wiio had opposed the Motion, and men-
tioned the circumstances of the fire at the Exchange,
meant to say, that it was his wish that the Papers
which had been consumed by that accident should
not be ptoduced, or that they should be specifically
excluded from any power of the Committee, he had'
not the least objection to so much of the Hon. Mem-
bet's wishes being acceded to.
Mr. DENT spoke against the Motion, and Mr.
JJIINSTON sulported it.
The Question was then put, and carried without
A division.

Several Petitions were then presented, 'and the
?Olio Bills in general, together with the Commit-
tee on the King's Message, were postponed till Fri-
day next. Adjourned,