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London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

11,1RUAMENTARr

• HOUSE OF OF LORDS, WEDNEDAY, JUNE, 3.
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The Order of the Daybeinrreafortheir Lord-
(hips giving judgment Tolson' to the importing
Scotch Appeal, f ullarton v. Dalrympk, t •
The Loan CHANCILLoa quitted the Woolfach,
and in a fpeec.h of very cenfiderabis length, in
which he manifefted his ufual ability, and pro-
fundity of legal knowledge, entered into a detail-
ed fiatement of the circtunfianc‘s of this very in-
tricate and complicated cafe, which has been 10
many years in a Rate of litigation, and took a com-
prehenfive view of the various legal confiderations
applying thereto :—the Noble and Learned Land
concluded by moving, as the judgment of the
Honk, That the Interlocutor' of the Court of
Sefton ought to be reverfed, but that the Haiti
(hould cane to a declaration, that the premites in
the Appellant's Summons had not made out her
conclufions, which form a refult decidedly in fa-
vour of the Refpondent, Sir Hew Dabymple.
The opinions of the Noble and Learned Lord
fanning to meet the general concurrence of their
LordOups, the Qualm was put, and carried in
the affirmative.
Their Lordtbips' decifion with reheat to the I
Appeal canto, Menzies v. Bacsford, was pollpou-
ed till Friday.
The Houfe thew returned; the hearing of the
Scotch Appeal; Bruce v. Bruce, on winch occa-
fion Mr. hfoucrieffe, a yotgillt.Borrilittr. and fe-
coed Counfel for the A a was heard at
amfiderable length. The healing was pot.
paned till Friday.
'The Dute or Benroan moved that a Me age.
be feat to the Cqiumons reqtreiling that Houk to,
communicate their Standing Orders •refpeaing
Bills of Inclofure, to thelr Losatips, la ordorthat
' they might be referred to the Selealeammittee ap-
pointed to confider the Standiag Orders of thew
,:1111iips'.Hotife, relative to the fame fubjca—
which was ordered aeawdiagly.
On the Report of the Committee on the general
Inclofure Bah ' a Sort converfa-
don arofe • • Xhurlow and
the Earl . ,la "skeane the former
Peer's • ohjeft*_to the Rapat being
the
taken into intinadiato damns, u was pro-
pofed. He adverted to the Proasedings of laft
night upon the Bill—dwelt upon-la rat ?import
canoe, and very complex nature ; and Wed, that
immediately to Oafs the various Aati
is their prefent date, without 4,1111 Whig.
would manifett a with, on the porn afftlievel
to proceed with a neafare plAlmstortanie,
with an utter difregard,with trait* aa erf con.
fideration. He would, thereat.* St his. face
agaffill fa& a proceeding. h weird have been
much better to have with&som the Bill, turd to
introduce a new one, including the Amendomote
made by the Committee
.above fiairs. Far his '
part he had read the Bill with mach care, boreal
was unable fathfiultonly to 4onmrshend it. He
confined he could not define the aim of its fop-
porters, or -what they were driving at. Hem
deter mined, however, torefill every thing like pee-
cipitation, as can ealy preled that she Amend-
ments fhould bf. pridted, and properly confidered
on form faun atty. . .
. After a few eibfervations from the Earlsof Ross
Lee and Su ran v,and Lord Wass' Imo Naar, their
Lordthips ordered the Amendments to be printed,
but bad fixed no fpecilic day for taking them into
contidemtion.
The Order being read for the farther confidera-
tion of Hayes's Petition, Mr. Pgce, his Solicitor,
was aCcordingly called to the Sir, and quefiioned
by the Loan C.araecaccos, when he *mat his
having learned at the Admiralty, that Lieutenant
Hayes, whole- earl conftitated a part of the force
under Adair-rat Dickfon,had beenordered to cruise
off the Coat of Holland for fix weeks, and that
his return to England was very uncertain,
• The Loan CNANCSI.LeIt declared hisuphints
that under the ciraimfiances of the 'Pe;
there could he no impropriety in, ' .
chfreSecoll
the attendance of Lieutenant Hayes,an
reading of his Divorce Bill, but that whether their
Lordlliips might extend that difpenfation to the
fubfequent Rages of his Bill, would be matter for
future confideration.—The feared reading of
Hayes's Divorce Bill, which flood for this day,
was then poliponed till Monday.
The Bills upon the Table were then forwarded
in their rcfpcatve Stages ; and rafter difpofing of
tome Private huffier's, the Houfe' on account of
the intervention of his Moiety's Natal Day) ad,
journed till Friday.
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Sir Was. Ecroas raid, that having Come time
sago called the attention of the Hoek to the care
ef a very meritorious fet of Gentlemen, the Sur-
of the BMA Militia, and given notice, that
ad& fame other perfon of son contequence
hoard take up the folio% lie Ihesild hiourfdf move
tomething relative to it, he had pow the satisfac-
tion of knowing that any Rep ardiat kind was ren-
dered unnecelLry, as he underettioti Government
had taken their cad into Conteisratilm.and intend.
1 ed not only to place them on a better footing on