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HOUSE .OF PEERS,

SATURDAY, JUNE tG

In a Committee i Privileges on the, 13,nbi.lry
Peerage, the Attotory-G:rier.il was ht rd on t!..i
pfirt of the CrO.tri.

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The Loan gale itidgrhent iii
Appeal front the Court of Session in SOnland, the
Freshers (butchers) of Aberdeen against the llagi,l;
strateSof Aberdeen. The question at is-tie rt•garded
the right of the Magistrates, or •their Tenant of the
itlarket Dues, to etact on rough or unmelttll tallow
the duty formerly in use to be paid on reVed Wow
at a period when, there lyet.tg-. few: of no pubtie
Candie-makersin the country toViuts in Scotland, or
the LaWs not being so rigorously enforced .10 ,
at,present, individuals made ibex own eandh.:•, and
the Fleshers (butchers) found their acc'7,;•nt in
bringing the tallow into t. e.. market in a melt.
ed Or alined state, wit ch kis not now the
case. The leird 'tegar.ed the decision
in the case of the House , f - ,hi„b
th
Fleshers of Edinburgh and tl.e M.,gii4-areS of
burgh, were parties, ag beatin, stiongiy on the pre.;•
sent question. In th cSe h, (own o' Edinburgh
having a duty on the cartaie of every sheep, &t:
brought. to the linose ot Muir, which was the gene-
ral place tor the purch .se sheep fof the Edinburgh
market; iirsisted, when that general plaCe 01 resort
conseqirence of the mar vicinity
of pasture giound,„where the prOprietor could kill.
his own sheep, and\ bring them direct, to the minket-
-that, in lieu of tie duty at the House of ,Moir,
they had a right •to a sittrilar duty, on every carcass
brought into the market of Edinburgh; from what:..'
evet place it might collie. ,Tnis claim) however,
was tl,sallOwed by the EfOuse of Peers, and his Lord-
ship was of oiiin:on that it bad a strong bearing on
the present case. - rmitted it; however; tv the
Court of Sessions, to examine further into the mat,.
ter, regarding it as nec,-ssary to lay down some 4e.
,rural rule as to the right of Colporations to make
Laws declaratory of their own tight, 'and th, nto
build on the plea of use and want. Remitted back
with instructions.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
•. Drury-lane Theatre Bill went throu4h a
Committee, was repotted; and on the motion ot Lord
Holland was ordered to
.be read a third time ori
Mond.iy.
• The Irish Arms Bill was read a second ti.ne.
EAST INDIA COMPANY.
The Order of Day on the East India Corn-
pan's Loan B:11/being reads
ltie Earl of LAVDERDALE ohjeded to the B 1!, en
the ground that the Comp ny t.ad, for the tait se-
ven years been paying pit 'dent's, of !O+ per
on their Stock to their Prop:lei° s, 1,v,,i1 at the
same time, year after year, t were borrowing
from the public, thereby making the wnt,le sum
above Illeleg.rl interest, anaountaig to about. 800,0001.
a-year, now paid by them to their Proprietors, and
Which, there being re S.)11 to fe.trithat their prutits
were actually notolog, must ultimately be payable to
their creditors, as a bit; then on the public.
Earl of LIVERPooi supported the Bill.
Lord IioLLA:a) oppoSed it, o;) grounds iitnilar, to
those urgrcd.oy the Earl of Lauderdale.
• The Bill was then forwarded in its stage. •
'The Lid ot LAUDEHDALL pr,,po•e.', that it be
referred to the-J114,s to give their op4tion on the
legality of the, rigiit aisorned by the .F.iist India
Coinpany, or tl3etr
,Ditectorl, to cieclare• a dividend
ot p r cent., where, in fact, their pronts did
not amount to one tit-thing; and concia.ted
moving,". that the Judges do at in time House,
for this purpose, on Monday.
al OHS quecion a divi,ion took place, when the
motion W. 15 negatived.
'On the rootiOn tor the second reading of the.Ap-
. priatioti Bill,

The Earl of•LAunartbALß objected to several of
the grants, particularly to the ~urn 01 50,0001, to the
Caledonian' Canal : 500,00-bl. was the esbruated
expenee of the (undertaking, of which 200,0001 nad
already butt granted. The present grant %as tor
50,000). wo.e ; but tt. wai no reason that because
,ouo„onol: or 250,0001. had already been usel,s,ly
t•xpended, another sum to the same amount should
be thrown away in a similar nitntirr. His L',roship
also objected to the grant ,for the tedemp:ion
of
Land Tax for the Clergy. If it was to be unietstiCo
that tins sum should come out of the public pulse,
he muSt. be allowed to say, that, to his Conception,
the Clergy were as able to pay that tax.,thernselves
as any other body in the country could be supptise,j.
capable of being. He also objected to the sum gam-
ed for extraordinary secret sii•rvices ; to the sum
granted tor Trinidad ; but ab fro all to - the sums
granted for. Hospitals, and for pi inting Proelatna-
tions, &c. in Ireland, the latter article being greater
than the whole sum voted for p:in:ing lu lit.frta
Houses of Parliament.
Lord HAR.ROWBY suppm ted the Bill, when it was
read a secOhd time.
Toe Earl Of LAUDERDALE gave notice. of a motion
for Tuesday, on the subjett or Ads of Selk runt by
the Court of Session in Scotland. It had been re
ferred to the Cotntpissioners to state if any of ilre,:v
Acts of Sederunt were contrary to the law of ,the
land, and it, had been admitted that in some re•peCts,
they were so, but the.Tudg, ad, at the same time,
stated, that they were agreeable to ‘'hat they
thought the law ought to tie.
The of her Bills on the Tablet were forwar,!ee.,!--•
Adjourned.