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RLLIMENTAR r PROCEEDINGS.

SE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11.
Lordships finished hearing the arguments of Counsel in
CAUSe from bland, of Roach v. Morgan.—Judgment
i;,-.11 Monday nest. . .
ADULTERY.
Order of the Day bring. read • for the third reading of
DiVOITC Bill, it was discovered, that it Contained sane
the, in "lint of that description ; whereupon the consi.
:he till, and of this clause, was postponed to Monday.

.UCICI..11;11 took this • occasion or observing the in-
adultety. which he deeply lamented, to
itcly more than their Lordships were aware of, as but
IA part of these kind of cases came within the cognisance
;;I:.; the poverty of many individuals suffering under the
pr, y. ntivg them from making that appeal to their
s, ,Lich only amid afford them any relief. He did not
kil'ornit any motion on the subject ; bat he toasted that
,pePllily• see the lay wlienAlke Legialature.ovid cost-
s and punish it as such accordingly.

PUBLIC PAPER
C.‘NIDEN presented several Par ars, Copies of Dis-
rrn our Commanders in Spain and Portugal. •
of NORFOLK was desirous of knowing whether
Al the Papers that Ministers meant to produce'?
C NIDEN answered, that all bearing on the subject of
that were. ready, were then produced, and the r'e•
would be ready in the course .f the ensuing week.
11 of NORFOLK replied; as he expected that the
!oaNl he laid on the table, in the course of the ensuing
should for the present forbear any remarks, in the hope,
r production would 'render any remark needless.
were ordered to be printed; and their Lordships ad-

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
,ANKES observed, that a person of the name tif Francis
1, was in custody of the Marshal of the Marsh alsea, 'and
lerson capable of giving evidence before the East India
:ommittee, be therefore moved, that he he brought up for
rpose to-morrow, and from time to time thereafter, which
Acts arced t.
'auxll2llßri.dge Bill was ordered to be read a second tine

ly nest.
if.CRETARY at WAR brought up the correspondence
the Wn,Offtce and Brigadier-General French, *bleb
en the table.
O'IiARTON 'oronght op the Report of the Mutiny Dili,
vcak agreed to, and ordered to be read a child time tot

li-11.WrON brought in the Irish Additional Malt Duty
rich was read a first time, ar.d ordered to he read a secoed

4noraow.
Bill for p emitting the Expuitation of Rum and ether SO.
nu Bermuda, free of Duty, was read a first tine, and was
l to be read a second time to-morrow. _
. CASTLEREA6H presented the Returns- of the Army
in and Portugal, which were laid on the table.
routine business having been gone through,
:d FOLKSTONE gave notice, that after the
of the debate upon the Report of the Commit-
' the wknle House to which it was referred to
the ctindtmi of his Royal Highness the
of York, jt was Isis intention to move. siti,b4
be taken into consideration on Monday

..c.

WLKSTONE then triciiTed the order of the
oiniag over the House, to be read ; and, no
read, that the House be called over
4 On this question being put,
1.1.70...5F0RD asked whether it was the in-
N.ble Lora to keep this call over the
anti'. :notion should be disposed of, or
it MIS to 1)? in force to-nunrow ?
FOLIC STONE, replied, that it ix-as his inten-
t, . c,.atint:r call of the House until the very
.rzont question then before the House should be
Iv determined.
ir.BERESFORD then declared, that as, in con-
ince of the approach of the Lent Assizes, it
Id be highly inconvenient to Gentlemen to be de-
in town, in consequence of such an order being
.'longing over their heads, it was his intention to
. smse of the House upon the subject,
SHAW LEFEBRE observed, that ever
had the honour of a seat in that House, the
in Parliament had been uniformly considered
.or...,mount importance to any other to which the
of its Members could he directed either in
:r ate or magisterial capacities. He trusted,
that no considerations' of such business
Gentlemen to press for absence from
1,-.,aess of Parliament, at a time when they had
~!:•o:taut a (Int), to perform, in attending to the
tli.,n under the consideration of the House.
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
_hat when the House had adopted the first
suggestion of the Noble Lord, it was
to secure as effectual an attendance of
:tr possible on the very important dis-
c,n .was then in contemplation. Upon
be was persuaded that the House
;..-- duty unless it agreed to the motion
Lord. The object of the Noble Lord
•'• w.. 15 to procure a full and effectual at-
upon the most important business that
•,:lpy the attention of Pinliament. The effect
would not be to being all the Members of
a:e within its operation, because unqiiestion-
r w:;osc duties elsewhere rendered their at-
tliat House impracticable, or inconveni-
' public service, could not be expected to
•icncc to it. Bin if the House should net
t lac motion of the Noble Lord, the effect of its
be, that the Holse would Tose the be.
it,at effectual attendance which was so de-
I io occecsary upon questions of such seri-
He therefore hoped, though Gentle-
.' '' 4.l.iies of loc 11 or public
ante-
.rm, that yet the House would continue to
' .q.codance of its Members, until the
l•ii,,iness then pending snould be finally
'.would be for the House, during the pro•
. a•,, business, upon any case being made out,
• c its own judgment iri dispensing with the
e of any individual Member ; • but in con-
- the motion of the Noble Lord, he wished
that the House was acting • tipm
i,ir of carrying its own views into effect,
ay.:nced by any Consideratidn of the jndi-
• .;1., of any persons out of that Hoye!, as GO
1; .1 the conseytiences orits Proceedings.--•

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