Star.
London, England, 1819-05-25 00:00:00

_OUSE OF LORDS, MAY 24.
the last day of Term, no judicial business was
:he House. _

. from the flank of England, presented an Ac-
;mbar of Notes issued in the year 1792, and the
those remained in circulation, as far as the same
:aired; and a similar Account with respect to the
in the ye;:r 1816, which Accounts were whet-

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. to be in-feted. -
DERBY presented a Petition from the Town of
inst the abrogation of Appeal in cases of Murder,
same time that he would abstain from giving
to the merits of the Petition.

YON observed that the Bill for regulating the
- in Cotton Manufactories, had been a long time
Ise, and that an ample time was given for a due
of the evidence • he should therefore move the
of the Bill on Thursday next.
observations from the Earls of Launzunisti and
t short explanation from the Noble Baron, the
postpone his Inten led motion till Thursday se'n-
t day the Lords were ordered to be summoned.
wersation took place between the Bids of Noss-
ix, and LaunisanaLs, respecting the pending con-
ic Barnstaple Election Bill, which stood for a
to-morrow. In the result, that stage of the Bill
be postponed until Monday se'nnight.
among which was the Ilibernian Fisheries, the
tospital, and the Irish Mad-houses Regulation Bill,
up from the Commons by Mr. Swims, Mr. BLaca-
ther Members, and severally read, the first time.
tefore the House, chiefly private or local, were re-
warded.
'NEY SWEEPERS' REGULATION BILL.

ior summoning their Lordships being read,
'IC LAND, pursuant to his notice, moved the third
stated the differences between the pre-
and that rejected by their Lordships in the last
t he argued were great improvements, and went to
•esent Bill unobjectionable. The measure now be-
e, he observed, was approved: of by the principal
icerned in the trade; and as lie Bill would go to
of those hardships and cruelties to which the help-
Cortunate creatures it referred to were so long sub-
-1 it would gznerally meet the approbation of their

CHANCELLOR objected to several clauses of
:11 he cor.siCered so absurd and unjust as to vitiate
ure. One absurdity an the Bill was, that of in-
ty for employing" any female, girl, or woman. in
of Chimnies." It would, indeed, be difficult to
. woman who was not a female. After pointing
ler inconsistent parts of the Bill, the Noble and
said it was nut drawn out,' ith sufficient correct-
rough that House.
ds of LANSDOWNE denied that there was any •
:he wording of the Bill. That clause which went
inhuman practice of making fem.ales clean Chins-
; worde4:—" Any female child, girl, or woman ;"
:otrect, and it was very proper to put a stop to so
lle earnestly hoped that their Lordahips
,crew out the BilL
of LAUDERDALE observed, that if machinery
employed, boys would still be expos 4 to as much
ley were hitherto. He objected to this Bill, because
for the Legislature to lay down rules of humanity
; beca:•se, by doing so, the very principles of hu•
;d be :octed up; for greater cruelties would then be
I o zny which the Billvrent to provide against, For
;, should oppose the-Bill.
N(; supported the Bill, because he understood It
ccncurrence of most of the Mayer Chimney-
.l,l because he thought it wetild be productive of

•Ti *,:l ND ad thessed their Lordships, in reply. Ile
ro more than adopt practical rules, that had
persot.s in the trade, for the better conduct of
it tended greatly to promote the principles of
relies icg hardships to which children 'naci been
1-e;Til their Lordships would not °biter.
Ise then di•!ided—Contents, 19—Nor Contents, 152
. lost the ilia, a,.—Which is thereby loot fcr the
ijuurn:d•

not•SE or COMMONS.
•AKER comuiiiiiicated to the rouse that he had re-
l., limvirg lett( r from the Marqui. of Camden, in
Resolution agreed to by the House oa Friday last,
Speaker) had tr tnsmitted to cite Noble Marquis:
I hay- the honour to acknowledge the receipt of our
lc -lid inst. conveying to me the unanimous Resolution