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London, England, 1811-02-21 00:00:00

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IMPERI,IL PAR LIAMENY.

HOUSE .OF PUSS.
WEDWRSDAY, FEB.' RO.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Seth's APPRAL.—Darne Margaret J ihnsfone;
Devisee. in Trust of Sir Richard Bemdde Johnstone.
Bart.. v. the Earl of Hopetoun.
The Lord AtiVoeaere and Sir SAMUEL Rotett,LY
were heard for ,the appellants, and Mc. ADA4is
part for the Noble respondent, woen their Lord-
ships adjourned the further,consideration oieb#Vast
till Friday.
. Couosel was briefly heard On the Writ of .E Tor
Case, Maddocks v. flume and others, from the
Court of Knee's Bench, when the Lord Chencellor
moved the House to affirm the Judgment of the
Court below with 1501. costs, which was ordered
accordingly.
One private Bill was btoegla up from the com-
mons and read a Gist owe.
Mr. Merroup, trom the Treasury, presented cer-,
tarn accounts felltiVe to the &unties paid on Alta:
Whale Fisheries, cl'reMcd,to be laid annually be.tpro
ParliaMete, which were ordered to lie on "the
The order for the further *consideration of T,ir nst
ton's. Divorce Bill being read,
The Lorin CHANCELLOR acquainted the House, it,
was his intention to Move still timber to pos'pune
the consideration of this Bill, in order to Afotd. the
Petitioner time to .adduce Lull:-r and more satisfac-
tory evrience as to the fact of the adultery. 'Their
Lordships were see are, that though a verdia was
obtained, and contedebble damages were awarded
in the Courts below, thilt House was in the habit cl
having that degree ,of evidence which should prove
satistaaory to their Lordship~' minds, as to the im-
potent poitits in the case. He ;Weight further evi-
dence .than was produced Are day on which the Bill
was last under consideration might be necessary;
;aid some of thevitnesses Wha'were examined be-
lore the -Kcclesiastical Courts, and whose written,
testimony was before their Lordships, might be exa-
mined ma rya at the Bar. He'Added that the
clause required by a recent Standing Order of the
House, for Kubiak*, the Mart lege of the Lady di.
vorces.l,-with the parinrour on whose account the
proceeding took place, %Vf4 duly included in the
8i11...4er the purposes lie had mentioned, his' Lord-
ship moved, that the, turthcr consideration of the
Hat be det-tred till Friday se'unight.
The-Earl of Cotner° a a reported big Royal' High.
ness the 'Prince Regent's Answer to their Lordships:
Address of Monday last, importing-that dice ctions
should be giVee K4indinOy,
'The Earl of LivsavooL, by command of his
Roy.il Highness, then preseoted:cepies of the cir-
cular letter of the Chief Secretary for Irelaad to the
different Sheriffs, &c. its: that part of the United
Kinedtim, and also a copy of the circrilar letter of
the Secretary of the Catholic Committee in
to the different Counties in Irelan.l, which eller e
a word' t,r tun across the table from the Eat
Rosslyn, were ordered to be printed.—Adjuutoed
till Ft Way.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY) tEL 20.

Mr. Carmen brought up the Elstintates of (hi;
'Wear and Tear of the Navy, for the year (fi 10.
Several Papers frotn the T.easory were presented
according to the order of the House.
Leave was given to bring in n Bill for the better
regulating oft he office of Justice of Peace to I ti'r.!
jurisiliaion of the, Cinque Ports. The 8.11 war
brought in, and read a tirst time,
Leave was given to bring in a Bill for Cons;rta
lag 'Docks in. the Harbour of Shorehain, ut roe
county of Sussex.
C l'pies of diarent Lcttejs respelling the late pro-
ceedings in Ireland, were presented, abed ordered
lie .sir the table.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR declared, it'svas his intention
Thim4l3s', the nth of Minch, to renew his lidtre4
of a motion rtspetting Suitors in the Court of Chnit-
eery, and the Pees in the House of :Lords. ' .

Mr. VANSITTART to inquire of Hon.
Prit.ncl (Mr. Horner), t.vben it was his intention to
,;titittlit a ;notion on the subject to which the tori,,iti
P.iiwts tor which Ile had cut.wcl upon a lornicr.night
refcrreki

Ml.Jiyat.ta“ said, that it certainly was his itit, rt.
lion to more for a legislative measure Fyn th,.
• pot t itresented 'to the House by the Bullion
mittee ; if that Report did tint appear to his
HOn; Friend ro justify the motion, he would-
doubt act up to that conviction, but as.he (Mt. N./
t+as SiP.N.iie.l 411 his.own mind that it. funds. (..1
plt.: gr..niLl, he should persevere in. his itvelmon,
w the partieultic day upon which`ite should bring
the question before the House;* he was not at iq't.•
sem ptep:ired to. state it, The accointts for which
hal tOO% . I would not,' lie nixieratond, be, reAly
fot some time; and those for which anw,her
Ge,ql,-nuin had moved, were likt.ly to vreato
`additional delay. For these reasons, he was apprr.
*,hensive that he would not be able to bring*ft» word
to s titotiOn butore he reinitied from Circnit;
eerf...tinlk, if not sooner, be`Would, in the hecolid
week in April, more tar leave to britta so a Bill to
the Ile trktiuni upon the Bank. .

Bost expressed ht, tvgret that there should
be :ins' delay, in 'so important a cas., where it woi
01 the.. utmost consequence that the decisiott vt the;
bt: it %vita, it might, should be vo,t,e to as
~ot)tt as pos,ihte. lie wutficl t)ctcrittke 'llea the pi,
p tor which he bad ttioved should be oh the table
to a few days.
Mr. IfuliNeu said, be was peife6tly aw;re.cf st
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