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Gout. In committing blinfelf in this confident ALUM to the
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Performer, achy whom he has the banner to name his Gram
the AtehhilhoP of Cantetury; the saw, of lath and Walla, he.
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To Centime:kg—Wog to the Fail yr Wei/Indies an octagonal at
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TARLIAMANTARr PROCREDMat

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY Is.

LOTHIAN y. w EIISON...The Decree in this Infurame mule
was confirmed by the (tuition of the Judges.
Counfel were called to the Bar, and one Witnefs examined In
behalf of the Petition agalnft the Brittel Port Bill. The farther
hearing was then poftponed to Monday next.
Lord Rau Noe moved to bring in a Bill on the fubjedt of the
proceedings on a Bill now before that Houfe relating to the
Woollen Manufadture. He obferved, that many Petitiena had
been prefented to that Houfe agalnit the faid Bill; and on account
of the prefent late period of the Sefton, and of the evidence ma
teary to be adduced to prove the allegations of the petitions, and
of the Bill, it was probable the Parliament might be prorogued
before the faid Petitions and Bill could be properly confulered.—
Viewing it as a fubjed of the greatelt Importance, he wlthed it
might have the full and ferions eontideradon of that Houfe; and
though the mature he was about to fubntit to their Lordfhips was
an unufual one, yet there was a precedent for it, and, from the
prefent btuation of things. he thought it necelfary to adopt it ; he
therefore moved to bring in a Bill to provide that the proceedings
on the Bill now depending in that Houfe &Quid not be dirconti-
nued by any prorogation or difrolution of Parlianumt,but that the
Paid Bill may ha proceeded on in the next Sellion of Parliament as
though no prorogation or &Mandan had taken place, and to fuf-
rend any profecutieos on the leveret Aets mentioned in the Bill,
n the mean time.
After a few obfervations from the Duke of CLARINet. the Bill
was accordingly brought in and read a deft time, and ordered to
be printers
On the queßion being put for the third reading of
niece Anne's Bounty txtenfion Bill,
e Earl of SUFFOLK rote, conformable to the no-
tice he had given on a former night, to Rate to their
Lordfhips his objeltions to this Bill, which did not
make fuch provifion for the inferior Clergy as they
were entitled to. His Lordfhip regretted that the Sta-
tute of Mort main was trenched upon, andrecapitulated
at confiderable
_length his obferrations on a former
evening, which he endeavoured to imprefs more
forcibly on their Lordfhips' minds, by reading ex-
trafts from the letter of the Bifhop of Leadoff, ad-
drefted to the Archbifhop of Canterbury, on this very
fubjett.
The Bifhop of Sr. AsaPH obferved, that the Noble
Earl teemed to mifunderfland the relation which the
prefent Bill had to the Statute of Mortmain, with the
half of which it bad no kind of conneftion ; for the
Bill, as it then Rood, went merely to add one exemp-
tion to thofe already made in it.
The LORD CH Am c 'Lima lamented that the Statute
of Mortmain had been fo generally mifunderftood.—
His Lordiliip entered into an explanation of this Aft,
and concluded a general reply to the Noble Earl's
(Suffolk's) arguments, with a decided opinion, that
no other provifion fo adequate or fuitable to the pre-
fent condition of the Clergy, could be fubaituted for
that which they polkaed at prefent.
The Earl of SUFFOLK, in proceeding to maintain
that the poffeffions and oppreffions of the Clergy in
France principally brought about the Revolution in
that country, vv•as called to order by
The Bifhop of Sr. ASAFX, who raid, that the re-
volution in France had no conneftion with the pretent
Bill; and that as often as the Noble Earl mentioned
it, he fhould rife to order.
The Earl of SUFFOLK continued his obtervations.
The Bifhop of Sr. Asare called to order.
The Loan Coanceuxii explained the
mode of proceeding, when the Earl of Suffol who
returned his fobjeft, was reminded by the Bifhop of
St. Afaph that he had fpoken twice before, and that
the Houfe was not then in a Committee.. The Noble
Earl acquiefced, and the Bill was read a third time
and paffe d.— Adjourned.