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P424,l4afirM4Rr PROCREPINGS.

HOUR OF LORDS, MAY .It 6.
Sir S. R omit:to and Mr. TFICOMSON were heard for the e.ppel-
lai.t, in the ca,.es of Redfern and Ferrier, and Redfern and So-
m. rvail ; and Mr.l.Eacit and Mr.liort Nan for the respondents.
;inigment on Friday.
he lrtsh trtasury Bills Bill, Irish Malt Duty Bill, and Strand
Bridge Bill, were 'nought up front the Commons by Mr.
Lu-
s>l IpN, h lr. SWAN, and others.,.—Read a first riot.:.
7he Duke of BEDFORD moved, that the 2d reading of the
Smithfield Market. Bill should be on Tuesday.—Ordered.
• Petitions were presented in favour of the Prepagation °ratio-
tianity in India, from various places, lrf the Duke of RuTtatto,
Lord DARLINGTON, Lord WittsincitAss, and Lord De Dun-
IT ANVIL LE.-1:341 op the table.
*TheJ..URD CHANCIiLLOR havingtioved the order of the
day for the consideratiOn cf the question arising in the Borthwick
Peerage case, whether evidence would be admitted, in a new
elaim, to overturn a tormer judgment of the House, under which
a Peer bad been in possession, observed, that it was a question
of the greatest difficel. y ; and as the Chief Justice of the King's
*tech could not attend that da-„ he proposed that the consider-
ation of it should be further postponed till Monday.
Lord RAPOOR adhered to his former opinion, that the
dente could not be received.

Lord LAUDERDALE said, that ;his being a Scotch peerage,_
must be judged of by the rules of the Scotch Law.
Lord REDESDALE said, that, since the Union, the question
must be juSged of by the 14w of tbe British Parliament.
Lord LALvDERDALE persisted in his opinion, that it must
be tried according to the rules of the Scotch Law ; and said,
that if any question were to be submitted to the Judges, it must
ha to the Scotch Judges; and what lights they might expect fryn
that quarter, he must leave those to state who were in the habit
of examining the decisions of those very learned persons.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that his Noble Friends
only misunderstood each other. There was no doubt but the
question must be judged with reference to the prineiples of the
Law of Scotland, but subjeCt to a decision of that House since
the Union.

The further discussion was postponed till Monday.
The Puke of NORFOLK gave notice, that on Monday he
should oiler a Bill to the House, on• the subject of the TcAt Law,
a; applicable to Irish Catholics, when in this country.
4djourned tip Friday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
4EWPORT moved for ansaccount of 11 Linens im.
om Ireland into this country since the Union, distip-
he quantities for hone cuustnuption, and for foreign
t.—Ordered.

,TEVEY gave notice that he would, on to-morrow
bring under the consideration of the House a late pro-
the Coi•rt of King's Bench, in which he was a patty.
ish Road BM tea, read a first, and ordered to be read a
to-morrow.

.irtiniqe!.: and MiiriegAinte Sugar Bill was read a third
mimittees of Supply and Ways sod Means were post-
vri6ay.

Oreer of the Day for going into a Committee on the
:rs'
rjeant. Op/SLOW opposed the Speaker's /caving the
the ground that the spirit and principle of the Bill
such against the rules of law, that he could nut suffer it
4 withutu expressing his disapprobation of it. !le con.
that it sacrificed the shipping intertst to that of others,
the Acts of the 28th a the King had carried die quea-
as it slostid go.

iSE said, as tar as lic had been able to collect the °pi-
te I,l3:pring interest, they were all in favour of t.

rfORtilE.Y-Gi.',NERAL felt it his duty to say a few
this subject. lie thought the ship owners ought to be
di damages accruing from their particular ships; be-
the remedy was to lie only against the Itn.di of the
tEe vessel, it would seldom hal pee, that the parties
iuld receive any redress. They could only be called
of gross at:d standalCus neglect and 111 Liniainzement
niters they employed to navigate their ships; and for
:ct and misinanagemect the owners ought to be ac-
, He was very apprehensive that passing this Bill
would very much tend to introduce carelessness and
in masters of ships. His only wish, however, was
is matter wed ascertained, and tor that purpose would
little delay in the.procedure of the Bill. 11 it were
.r the interest of the ship owners, a pause of lu or P.:

be no 9badvAtitage ; and in tivi menu utile it might be
4tber it vitolkl acimany be tur net sener.ti advantage of
kterersur not.

said, he was so desirous of haying the subject per-
trptoode that he bid no objLetion to pu.tpune the wil-
d ;ha gepott to this day tortinght.

.NNiislG said, the Trawls why his Right Honour**
biukr last had brought in the Bill will, that it would
;lp-owners shouhl he made liable to risks over which
JO cOlitiOL .1 he law should rather-itpply to those
im-
'interrsted in ir, than to any technic-lcUstirtctions made
ho thuiiiht they niii;hi have t;ccasion to apply to Cows

FARING thought the Bill might have a tendency to
leer iu master* of vessels, and in such case be wAs of
e ship-owtiets sLould be listbir to answer ior the .ft of
wits,

W. I DI.EY said, the interest of the ship-owners
;bleed the a:d of the AWL

lIMYsUN said, be had Ato objection to wait thefts
it the Attornt 7-General. He /144 i nu doubt .bist there
many ohjeettons Item lawyers, but 1.0 bad Lever Mord
tun 'wide against the tiler by merchants or un-
it the law should stand as it now aid, be believed
highly 'detrimental to the shipplug hat rest, by causing
.owners to withdraw from the glade. He Loped to see
irio, but agret.d to the postponement.
IAW said, the shipping interest was of such that
ita-
the ctaintry, that the Home ought to give to it every
tsistent with "the interest of the public at large.—rte
retina, support the bill, though be had no ebiettios
retinae:.

(o 1 Kerry) spoke in favour of the W.
then welts through a Losuntittee, and the report was
be received this day fontsight.
Vt./LitD pustroi.ed the UrLhance Estimates, which
iriusyf to this day se'imight.
I sky Itegiatrar Bdl was esstrased so Tuesday.
pun of the LFdesiasdcUl Comte' 11111 was put oil tin

wort of the f.:ontested Election Bill was agreed to, and
dtrcd to be road a third woe un Ytitlay.
pint ut the 141 ter coueeitug ut Eit.ction Writ, was
.

Tortup the Irish Post ruiJ Bill, dip brisb portage, the
Abseil fares, !he lush Lobacco, Ind the Irish Malts
,re scverally brought up and epees' tu.
. _

‘irsie Lull was rtad a sciond tune, and ordered to be
tollipstow.
'our Laws Lill pas put of to Monday.
Nts hiders 94 the Dty ware then rti:ds and Ibc Hotta

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ported from
slushing the
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sennight, bri
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Ship Owner
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