Star.
London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

BOROUGH OF ABERDEEN.

The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTL AND beg-
ged to ask the Noble Lord opposite, when he intend-
ed to bring forward the motion of which he had
given notice, for the production of the opinions of
the Law Officers of the Crown on the case of the
&woos+ of Aberdeen.
Lord A. HAMILTON said, he should bring the
motion forward in the week after the holidays, or
withdraw the notice almether. The intervening
time he should take to mike up his mind.
Mr. KENNEDY had some time ago been told, in,
answer to a question which he had asked respecting
the state of the Courts of Justice in Scotland, that
inquiries were then in progress, the result of which
would soon be submitted to the House. He wished
to know if it were the intention of Government to
bring forward any meas are founded on those inquiries?
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND re-
gretted that this question 'pad not been asked while
some of his Majesty's Ministers were present. He
could not take upon himself to answer it.

ALIEN ACT.
lON moved for Returns of all,
Persons employed in Great Britain and Ireland un-
der the Alien Act, and the Salaries paid to them ;
and also a Return of the Number of Persons sent out
of the Kingdom under it.
Mr. ROBINSON though a notice ought is have
been given of a motion of this kind, and submitted
to the Hon. Gentleman the propriety of giving such
notice before he brought it forward.
After a short conversation, in which MT.BROUGHAM
and Mr. Hunan/sox participated, it was agreed
that the motion should stand as a notice for Wednes-

Mr.

day se'nnight.
ITEM INSTITUTIONS IN IRELAND.
Sir IL PARNELL having heard that much greater
sums were expended on the salaries of Officers, and
in erecting costly buildings, than the several %stip-
dons in Ireland required, wished for information on
this subject before the usual grants were toted. He
moved for accounts of all salaries, pensions, and other
allowances, payable in each year, and of sums ex-
pended in buildings, in the ten years ending January
1, 1819, for the House of Industry, the Foundling
Hospital. the Protestant Schools, the Linen Board,

—The Papas wetwordefpd.
Mr. CHICHESTER *seated a Petition, signed
by seventy Debtors in Leitrim Gaol, in favour of the
renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act.
Mr. C. GRANT took occasion to remark, that the
Irish Insolvent Debtore Act would mire this year,
so thevestion whether or not it should be renewed
must necessarily come before the House. The most
natant course of proceeding seemed to be, to ap-
point a Committee, as hid been done with r eo
the English Insolvent The
on theTanglish Act
minds en the general ,
adopted, he thoneattnitti o.
Act to mune
add to their' labour but a
ao set of Gentlemen could

s bid been dose with respect io 'the 25th of Maras, for the second re
D.ibtors' Act. The Committee Friendly Societies' Bill and the ParochL
ha7ing_ nearly made up their. cieties' Bill, be discharged. He made t
pr 0d.% of the measure to be the absence of the Hon. Member who
t might be best to refer theirisis in these Bills, and who thought it we
unitise. tie thought iv-would 'convenient to mate one Bill embrace
tat a few arys, and he wen save facts which he had it view.. .The Ors
could be mote competent to the dodtatzed, and Mr.Eanovat obtained