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IMPERIAL PARLLI.,IIENT.

HOUSE OF PLEAS.

THURSDAY; MAY 24,

THEIR Lordships, ptirsuant to the Order of the
Day, resolved into a Committee of Privileges, and
Lord WALSINGHAM having taken the Chair, Coun-
sel and Evidence were farther heard relative to the
Claim of Lady (HENRY) FITZGERALD 10 the Roos
Peerage and Dignity ; after which the farther con-
sideration of he case was adjourned till Tuesday

sennight..
On the House resuming, the Bills upon the Table
were forwarded in 'their respeCtive stages ; among
these the Sr. Pancras Poor Bill was read a third time
and paised.
The Earl of WEsTmEATH presented a Petition
from ROBERT TIGHE, ENq. of the County of West-
mearh, in Ireland, praying that leave be granted to
bring in a Bill to dissolve his Marriage with HESTER
his now wife. A copy of the proceedings in the
Ecclesiastical Court in Dublin, in the suit instituted
by the Petitioner against his now wife, was duly laid
‘berote the House.
Leave was then given to bring in the Bill, and
Lnrd WESTME ATI' presented the same, which was
entitled, a Bill to Dissolve the Marriage between
Ro II RT TIGHt, Esq, and LIEsTER his now Wife,
-ice:" It was forthwith read•a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time to-morrow fortnight.
It was ordered that the Clerks, or other Officers
of certain Parishes in the County of Kent, in which
entries were made 'respeCting the Roos Peerage, do
attend the Committee of Privileges with the Re-
gisters
of their respeelive Parishes, on Tuesday the
sth of June.
Mr. R. DUNDA9 brought up from the Commons
the Scots Liquor Licence Bill :—And two Private
Bills were presented by Mr. EGE RTON and Mr.
GRAHAM.

Mr. ERAGGE BATHURST, attended by the COM_
mons, appeared at the Bar, and requested a Con_
ference with their Lordships, respeding the Amend-
ments made in the Volunteer Bill.
After the Commons had withdrawn, the 'LORD
CHANCELLOR. moved, that the Lords do confer
with the Commons in the Painted Chamber.—Or-
dcred. •And the Duke ,of MONTROSE, Lord
HAWKESBURY, Lord Viscount CARLETON, Lord
HARROWBY, Lord MULGRAYE, the Bishop of ST.
DAVID'S, Lord BAYNING, Lord ELIOT, &C. &C.
went to attend the Conference.
On their return, the Duke of MONTROSE in-
formed their Lordships, that the Commons had
made two Amendments, to which the concurrence of'
this House was desired.
Lord HAWK ESBURY moved, that the Report be
taken into consideration on Monday next.—Ordered.
Adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MAY 24.

Mt. HFNRY LAsCELLES prefenteci a Petition
from the Sheermen and Cloth.workers in the Coun-
ty of York, praying leave to have a Clause for the
prole ion of their interests, introduced into the Bill
for the better regulation of the Woollen Manufac-
turers of the Northern Counties, for bringing in
which leave bat already been obtained.—Referred
to a Committee.

Sir JcitN NEWPORT deterred hls Motion rela-
tive to the Property Duty Apt, so far as it affected
the property of Gentlemen from Ireland, which
stood for this day, to Wednesday next.
A New Writ was ord'fred, on the Motion of Mr.
S. BotuttstE, for the EleClion of a Burgess for the
borough of Tralee, in Ireland, in the room of the
Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, who had accepted
the Place of Treasurer of LIIS MAJESTY'S Navy.
Mr. SIIAW gave notice, that he should on Mon_
day rpntr move for leave to bring in a Bill for the
Re id. of Insolvent Debtors.

The Bill f,r regulating the Provision for the
Scotch Militia and General Defence Aet, was read a
second time ; to he committed on Monday.

"fht! Scotch Exciae Licence Bill was read a third
lime, and passed.
Mr. CH4RI.Ei W. WYNNE moved, that the
SPEAKER do issue no Writ for the Elcainn of a
Member for Ayltsbury belUre Monday fortnight.—
Ordered.

Mr.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the
Westminster Court-house pill. The Amendments
were agreed to, and the Bill 'ordered to be read a
third time on Monday next.
Mr. BA;VICES gave notice, that he should on.
Monday move fur certain Accounts relative to the
Four and a Half per Cents. fAr the purpose of corn.
pletirg the Accounts alre;uly on the Table, which
were up to the year 1802 ; also Accounts relative
the Imprest Monies, with a view to the Civil

A Message from the Lords acquainted the House
that their Lordship had .agretel tv the'St..fancras
Workhote with Amehdttents, in which they
desired the concLirrence of the f-louse.

'Mr. BRACGE BATHURST brought. up the Report
of the Committee appointed to draw up the Reasons
to be assigned fvr disagreeing to certain of the
Lords' Amendments 'to the Volunteer Corps Bill,
pursuant to the diredions of the House. The Re_
port having been read, and Reasons agreed to by the
Hou,e,

Lord CAsTLER EACH moved, that a Conference be
desired with tie Lords, on the subjett matter of
said Amendments; and that Mr. BATHURST
be direeted to 'go to the Lords, and desire the Con-
tetence.—Ordered.

Mr. BATHURST, on his return from the House of
Lord,; where he attended as dirtacd, to desire the
Conference, 'informed the House from the Bar, that
tf,eir. Lordships had agreed to the Conference, and
had appointed this day for holding the same, in the
Painted Chamber.

Lord CAsTLEREAcIf then moved, thattLe Com-
mittee who had drawn up the Reasons to be assign-
ed for dicagreeink to the Amendments, should be
appointed to manage the Corrferenee on the part of
the (louse.---Ordered;'

••
The-Coiiirpittee, of course, nroceeded forthwith
:o the ,Pai:ltcil Chauitier, in order to hold th,:. Con.

After a short absence, Mr. BATHsirisT, with the
Committee, appeared at the Bar, whence he reported
to the House that their Managers had had the Con-
ference with the Lords, and that the Conference had
been managed on the'part of the House of Lords by
the Duke of MONTROSE.

The House then, on the Motion of Mr. STURGES
BOURNE, adjourned to Monday.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON, MAY 25, 180+.

THE very distinguished marks of favour which
have been conferred upon Count MARCOFF by the
EMPEROR of RUSSIA, are additional proofs of his
decided disapprobation of the condul of the First
Consul; and, when coupled with the sentiments he
has manifested in consequence of the murder of the
Duke D'ENGHIEN, certainly aft-3rd very strong
grounds for expeding a rupture between the two
Powers. It is even said, that orders have been
sent to the French Ambassador at Petersburgh
to return home, and that the Russian Chargé
d' Affaires at Paris has received his passports,
preparatory to his departure. We have long flat.
tered ourselves with the hope that a sense of
common danger would unite the Powers of the
Continent together, for their mutual protection.
The time is now come, when our wishes appear on
the point of being realized. The frantic violence
of BONAPARTE has brought on the crisis earlier
than we expeCted, and we hope soon to see a Con.
federacy formed, which, enlightened by experience,
may avoid the errors that dissolved the last, and
finally afford security and repose to Europe.

This morning arrived a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Prince
Adolphus Packet, in 17 days from Halifax.

To-morrow the ROYAL FAMILY will remove to
Windsor for a few days.
Yesterday morning about ten o'clock, His MA.
JESTY gave an audience to Mr. PITT, for a con-.
siderable time. About twelve o'clock, His MA.
JESTY, accompanied by the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE,
and followed by the QUEEN, PRINCESSES, the
DUKES of CUMBERLAND and KENT, took an airing
to Richmond, and honoured Mr. ADDINGTON with
a morning visit. After partaking of a cold collation,
the Royal Party returned to the Queen's House about
three o'clock.

At four o'clock His MAJESTY held a private Le-
vee. which was attended by- the EARL of WIN-
CHILSEA, Lords MELVILLE, ST. HELENS, LOD-
VAINE, and ARDEN, Sir H. B. NEALE, Adm.GAM•
BIER. and Messrs. LONG, DICKENSON, CANNING
and VERNEY, when Admiral GAMBIER and Mr.
DICKENSON had the honour to kiss His MAJESTY'S
band on their being appointed Lords of the Admi-
ralty. Lord LUDY:UNE and Mr. LONG were
admitted to the same honour, on their being ap-
pointed Lords of the Treasury ; as well as Mr.
CANNING, on his being appointed Treasurer of the
Navy. After which Lords ST. HELENS and AR-
DEN had also the honour to .kiss Hrs MAJESTY'S
hand ; the two former upon their being appointed
Lords of the Bed-chamber, and Mr. VERNEY on
being appointed Groom of the Bed-chamber. Lord
MELVILLE then had an audience, and continued
with His MA J ESTY till past eight o'clock.
Accounts have been received from Malta, which
mention the death of Lady GEORGIANA STEWART,
daughter to the Earl of GALLOWAY, on the rzth
of April.
Yesterday the dispatches were finally closed at
the East India House, and delivered to the Pur-
sers of the following Ships, viz.— Arniston, Taunton
Castle, Ceres, Alnwick Castle, Cufnels—bound to
China ; Experiment—ditto Bombay ; Tottenham,
Lord 'Eldon—ditto Bengal and Madras.

Passengers per Tottenham—Mr. H. Oakley, Writer; Mr.
Campbell, Assistant-Surgeon ; Messrs. Gordons, De Waal
and Van Swinden, Cadets ; and Mr. J. L.Turner, Free Ma-
riner, for Bengal.—John Wallace, Esq. Lieutenant Atimuty
and Lady, Lieut. Lewis, Messrs. C.O. Fothergill and Scott,
Cadets, for Madras.—Mr. W. Phillips, jun. for Madeira.

Per Experiment—Charles Watkins, Esq. Joseph Laplain,
Esq. and Family, Miss E. Lediard, Mr. I. Armstrong, As-
sistant-Surgeon, and Messrs. Montgoinery, Forbes, Robert-
son, and two Mr. Campbtlls, Cadets, for Bombay.
Per Lcra7 Eldon, Lieutenant Kitchen and Lady, Mr. Stir-
ling, Cadet, for Bengal.—Mr. T. Hendry and Lady, Mr. j.
Cuddy, Assistant Surgeon, Mrs. Caroline Nlaxloneand daugh-
ters, Miss R. W. DOM and W. G. Still, Cadets, for Ma-
dras.

Per Arnim's, Sir George Staunton. Mr. George Baring,
.Writer, Mr. Pearson, Surgeon to the Failuty at China. •

The new Emperor of the Gauls, it is said, is to
reside in the ancient Royal Residence at Versailles,
for the fitting up of which 40,000,000 livres have
been issued from the French Treasury. Three lieu-
dred chimney pieces and stoves of the most modern
and elegant structure, are stated to have been or.
dered for this purpose at Paris. The admirable
machine of Manly, which supplies Versailles with
water, has also been ordered to be repaired.
The French General LP.VOILET has demanded of
the Spanish Governor of Cuba 40,000 dollars, to
maintain the French Fugitive Troops there. This
demand being refused, LAvotlAT declared that he
would riot be accountable for the conduit of his peo-
ple, and the Spanish Troops have been ordered to
orrest such as commit excesses.

Respe&ing Surinam, the American Papers contain
the following paragraph :
,4 On the isth April the Schooner Topsham Beauty,
Capt. SOMFRS, arrived at Gloucester, in thirty days
from Surinam. We learn that a sritish fleet was at the
mouth of SurinaM river with troops, and had demand-
ed the surrender of the Colony ; that the Governor
had refused to submit to the English, and expressed
his determination to defend the plaee.as long as pos-
sible; and that in 'consequence of the ar,swer, at-
rangercepts 'Were making for a 10zorots attack on
thc • prace,'' •
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