Star.
London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 27.
The farther considerations of Leigh's Divorce DK math. fret
don of its second reading, bring resumed, Mr. WAIStgN was
heard.at some length in support of the Bill .After which
The LORD CHANCELI.OR ruse and said, " it is necessary
that some one of your Lordships should move the second reading
of this Bill, and I assure you, my Lords, that is a duty which I
will not take upon myself!'
The Marquis 9f LANiDOWNE• moved the order for taking
into consideration the amendment made by the Commons to the
" Roseberry Divorce Bili;" which accordingly took phice, mid
the amendment was agreed tu, and a messige ord.red to ac-
quaint the Commons therewith.
hinitlit.iGE OF THE DUKE OF CIMMERIAN!).
The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from the
Prince Regent, couched to the following effect:

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" His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name
awl on the behalf of his Majesty, thinks it proper to acquaint the
House of Lords, that a Marriage (to which the consent of the
Prince Regent was previous)), obtained) has been solemnized be-
tween his Royal Hslinens the Duke of Cumberland and a dangle.
ter of the late reigning Prince of Meckleaborgli Surlily, dad
niece to her Majesty; and relying on the many proofs of affrtion
to his person and family, which the House tit Lords has mani-
fested, the Wince Regent entertains no doubt of their Lordship's
ready coucurrence in etialitng his Royal Highness to make such
provision for their Royal Highnesses on that occasion as their
rank and station may require."
The Message was, on his Lordship's motion, ordered to be
taken into cousideration to-morrow.
VUI'E Olt CREDIT.
The Noble Earl then presented another .Message from the
Prince Regent, which respects the usual Vote of Credit made in
the war time, towards the close of a Session. The Message was
to following effect t
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" His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, firmly relying on the unilurot
zeal and affection of the House of Lord; and con jarring the
great importance of the present conjuncture of affairs, trusts that
their Lot &hips will concur in enabling his Royal Highness to
zaiopt such measures as the circumstances may require."
The hles•age being also read, was ordered to be taken into con-
aideration' to morrow, and their lordships summoned thereupon.
EarlC RE Y , adverting to the notice lie had given to move the
emend reading of tke Freehold Estates Liability, Bill, obscrvird,
that he tioderstuusi it would be inconvenient to some NObill
Lurds to attend or take part in a discuss;ois this day, he Oosid
therefore propose to have the Bill now read a secouti time, to
which be believed there would be little or no objection, and
shouil move for its commitment on Thursday, when the olisens-
slot; of the Bill could be taken up.
The Bill was then read a second time on. his Lordship's me-
don, and the lords ordered to be saMmooed for Thursday, en
the proposed discussion.
1 he-remaining Bills upon the table being forwarded hi their
respective stages, the House adjourned till to-morrow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lord PALMERSTON moved fur leave to bring in Bills fee
regulating the Rates of inn-keepers with respect to quartering
soli:iers, to amend the Local Militia Act of Ler Sessioss, and fur
the punishment of persons seducing soldiets and sailors. Leave
given. The Bills were accordingly brought in, read a first time,
and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. •
Lord CAS TLEREAGH brought up a Message from the
Throne, informing the House that a marriage bad been solemn-,
nized between hit Royal Highness the Doke tit Cumberland,
and the Princess of Solnses, daughter of tile Prince of Mecklen-
burg Strelitz, and niece of her present Majesty, Wil It- Ike consent
and authority of the Prince Regent, and hoping that the House
would enable his Majesty to make an adequate settlement for
their Royal Highnesses.
A Message front the Lords informed the House that their
Lordships had agreed to the several public and private Mills.
A Bill to defray the Charge eof Clothing the Militia of Ireland
was read a arm time To be read a second data to-morrow.
Lord CASTLERNAGH moved that the Message should be
referred to a Committee tei•snerroW.
Sir FRANCIS suRDErr gave notice of a motion for to-
torrow, relative to Ms. *Mallesonl invention for preserving the
Gob of seamen:.
lialiSeoll Radii.THl TIMM&
The CIIANCILLOR dl the EXCHEQUER brought
a message frost *a Threes, lafacigai the • ' •

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at/Elk brought do a II •
. kgmus um kis goo Mr. BENNET• / inquired whether it was intended
• Shannon wai read *first time. To be read a snood *lt to-
toorrow.—Adjourned. •
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