Star.
London, England, 1815-04-12 00:00:00

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PARLMMI:NTiIItr INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 11.
The further consideration of Leigh's Divorce Bill being re•
sumed, the agents for the parties appeared at the bar. After $
short examination as to the pending tarts, their Lordships, in.
consequence of an application from the Petitioner, Mr. Leigh's
agent, agreed to postpone the further proceedings in the case till
that day month, and an order was mole accordingly.
Earl CHOLMANDSiT (as Lord Steward) reported his Arial
Highness the Prince Regent's Answer to the recent Address of
the I lowse.

The Bills upon the table Were forwarJed in their respective
states.

MR. JAMEISON'S PETIIIO/1.
The Orders (upon which *heir Lordghipi were gurt)moted) for
taking into cou:d.ration the Petition of Mr. W. Jamison,
M'riter to the Signet in Scotland, presented by Earl STAN lett
on a former evening, being moved, the Petition was read at
length. It seemed to complain of several alleged grievances pre-
ferred by the Petitioner in consequence of c.:r,ain *regular 4411.
duct In the Court of Session.

Earl S'IANHOPE niasiea variety of observations to Ole eteet
that case was one which called for enquiry on the part of thlis
House. As to its positive merits, he did not in that stage mew
to offer any opinion; echat struck him as the anent ellgibk :node
of proeeedinl, would be to transmit r. copy of the Petition to
the Court of Session, with an order for the production of such
official documents referred to in the Petition as may be In the
possession of the Court. This he deemed the most regular as
well as the fairest course, because it would acquaint the Judges
of that Court what they were accuse I of. His Lordship moved
to that erect, but adJed, if any other Noble Lord would wig it
what may be deemed a preferab:e course, be was very Willies to
withdraw ti:e muriqn.

The LORD Cl lANCELLOR said, It did not appear to Wm
on the face of it, that a tuffietent ease existed to warrant the
desired interierence on tit part of the House. Neither the dig-
nity nor the correctness of their Lorkbhip's proceedings would
be consulted by such a proz.:eure as that suggestext by his Noble
Friend : said he thought they should be very cautions in doing
that unnecessarily, which may be injurious to the character of
the administrator of justice in either country, and no: In mnah
for the sake of these who administered that justice, sh of the
suitors in the courts, and the public a: large.
Earl S I'ANHOPF spoke in txplaratten, and seemed to think
the course he hail pointed ort one ce the ti oat regular and . flee-
mai that could be a.loptcd, Nrticol irly tae skw of bru.ging
the official document; bete:: the llo6se

The Eul rf 1./1 DERDALF. made a few remarki upon the
subject. 11,1 seetuvd to dkapprove of the ,-_,.uroe proposed by
the Noble Col, and tolbitsk that to cat fur a Copy of the Ac-!
of &Irma respecting the ca.; of the Petsti,nier would I,e a pre-
terabit mode.

Viscount MELVILLE sa'd a few wor.is indicative of an
opinion similar to that entertained by the Noble mil Learned
Lord on the Wuoisack.

The Earls of LAUDER DA tE. and SPANHOPE, 30 the Loss,
CHANCELLOR, spoke in exi,l.niatii.a. Ahtr which the question
Was put ; when the motion propscd Ly Lord Si AN el 01 E WAS
orgy iv, d without a division.

Adjourned till to-morrow ; tvlien their lord,hilis stxnd sum.
molted on the MarquisWellesle)'t Aloaion it:specting the preteut
Ruler of Prance.

140UE OF COMMONS
The ATTORNEY F.Ni.:RAI. proentrd a Pctition aniost
the Insolvent Debtor, act.

he Greenland Fishery Bill was :ell a seve..l time, and or-
dered to cummitted.

Mr. IMOGDEN brought up the. Rrpt•ri of •hc Cc•unnirtre
of Sue, ly and of Ways and Means. Ordered to lie WI !tie
fable.

l'he Irish E7Ciie Duty Bill, the Irish Customs Tobacco Bill,
and the L'oor Houle. Bill, were read a third time and pa*ed.
The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill went through a Committee,
when the several Resulutiobs were agreed to. Report to-morrow.