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London, England, 1816-06-01 00:00:00

IM.PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORD :-+, Ftunivt, piny 31.

'4 The tionsemet at. ten o'clock in the morning,,
and proceeded its Appeals.
The tt(lyal Assent was notified by Commissioo
to the Soap Ha, the Local Militia l'ay and 'lnth7
Bill, the NI,It and I3eer Duties Allowances
Bill, the Sr. Pancras Church Bill, several local
and private Bills.
The Commissioners ,were the Lord Chancellor,
the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Viscount
The Irish. Duties 13111, the Wisfol Gaol Bill,
the Dunleary Harbour Bill, some local and private.
Bills, were brot.ght up trout the lionSe.of Osm-
ium's by Sir .lame:: Graham, Mr. Mackborn, Aft
!viral Frank, and other lesishers, and read a first

Respecting Dyint's Divorce 1311, , further evi-
dence was examined, and Mr.3ackson %'H heard
on the part of Mrs. Dvott The tokher considera•
tion was postponed till Friday next, after some
observationi from the Lord Chancellor On the pe-
Wotr circumstances of this case.
The third reading of the Coroners! Bill was, on
the motion `of the Mortinis of BucitiNonam, post-
poned (or six monthii ; his Lordsliip observing
that the House wonht understand:the reasons (err
this motion, amendments having been made in the
money clauses.
The Earl of SHAPTgSBURY, by command of the
Prince Regent, laidurnthe table an account of the
Droits of Admiralty, which was ordered to be
printed,
Lord Viscount FALISIOUT Fl presented a Petition
from the Publicanrof Penzance, against tire last
additional Duties on Licences.---Ordered to lie on

the 'Fable, •
The Amendments made in the County. Rates'
(by a 1)1 vat C CoMmittee) were, on the motion or
tlie Earl of SHAFTESBURY, agreed to.—Adjourned
till Thurbday.

HOUSE 01" COMMONS.
The House wetc summoned to the House of
Piers; to. hear the Royal assent given to several
public and private Bills, for which, see the Lords.
-A Petition Was presented from the Lieenced
Distillers of the town of Belfast, praying for re-_
' iri,f.—Ordered to lie on the table..
A New -Writ was ordered to be issued for the
Elect 101 l of a Menthe' in 'the room of Lord Bin-
thing. who has accepted the situation of one (lithe
Commissioners of East India Affairs.,
,41r.illoaNna brought in .the Irish Grand, Jury.
Bill. It Was read a first time, anti .ordered for a
second reading on Thursday next.
Mr. H. ADDINoTort brought ,up the Replort of
the Committee, to ingnire into the Salaries and
Fees.Ut Officers of Courts of-Law in Scotland,—
Laid'otl‘the
•INI. 11. An:DING-m:4 gave notice, that on Thurs-
dav next, he ...ninthd move for leave to bring in a
'MO to'aumnd ;lie L,iws. •
Mr. A. Trtt,ort brought in a Bill' for borer
Paving the Streets,of the Metropolis, and stated.
that out of the 70 parishes in the Nleiropolts,
there was scarcely one dissentient soiee rt;,pect.
ing the uteri's of the measure.—Read a first tinic-,
anti Ordered for tt. second reading on Thursday
next.

Mr. LITTLETON postponed his motion respect-
ing :Lotteriegi, to the 12th of Joie:,
`1 he Report of .the Local Poors' Bill was re-
crived, and the ;Bill ordered to "be- read a third
time on .ThnrXday next.
Thellonse went into a Committee on the Ame-
rican., Convention Act ; and leave WeiS yen to
bring in a Bill to amend the said A,(q.
The•Mantire Carrial4e IBila went through a Com-
inittve..—ltcport on Th9rsday next..
STA'r E LAWS.

The Report of the Conference with the.LordB
%Vas taken into.Considervion. After some-con-
versation between Mr. R. Bathurst,: who'-moved
that tlhe Howse agree with the Lords, Mr. Aber-
crombie, -Mr. Mai. Wynne, Mr. Bootle
braham, Mr. :Rose,- and. Sir 3. N,wport, the re.,
Solution WKS Ihtta rtnietttlecl, ‘C That it is highly
eitpetlient to adopt effectual measures to arrange
time tnattcrs contained in the Statute !Jaws of
Great liritain anti Ireland, and 'those passed by
the respective Parliaments of Scotland'and IreM
land, before their union with Great Britain."
Mr. BANTUS then moved, that the:debate be
adjourned till Monday sennight..-.Agreed to.
ADJOURNMENT OF nig HOUSE

Lord CASTLER FAO moved, that
the' House, at
its rising, sirould adjourn till Thursday flext.
ill r. Ttatmelt wished to know why the House
should:torrurn over one duy more than stoat'?
Lord CASTLE RRAGII 'said, that be had looked
over the honks, and.finding nothing of import-
ance fixed tor Wednesday, had thought there
would t,t no objection to pass it over.
Sir J. Naivroirr moved that the house adjourn
till Wednesday.
Ott tie Svitimen aching who seconded the too-
(ion, the Hon. Baronet stood alone. The origi-
nal motion was then carried without a division.
MLEEN BILL.

Lord CASTLEREAGH movvd that the Adjourned
Debate on the Oita reading of the Alien Bill be
reonned.--A greed to.
Lord M ;LT olf once more objected to the mea-
sure; he stated, that an Alien woman being mar-
ried tri a natural born subject, Would be exposed
to the operation of the Bill. He therefore propos-
ed a clanv.e to prevent a woman married to a na-
ture! born subject, from being sent out of the
kingdom.
Lord' CASTLEREAGH salt!, that there was !no
probability the measure would be carried into
eiecutiou against Ladies, and that the clause was
therefore unnecesary.
Lord FOLSISTONE was sorry to see that the
'Noble Lord would not admit the least softening
a the 13111, but would have the measure in all its
11-ugh:less and seventy, or nothing at all. It was
said, tint it would he_ executed under the respon-
sibility of Ministers ; but in this case tbey.bad no
respontibility. They were not obliged to give an
ticoonot even. of the reasons fur which they hail
sent Aliens out ot ,the. kingdom. He .objected
also to the Bill on account of its in:policy. lie