The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

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• IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS.—MoNbst, MARch 10.

The'Duke of MONTROSE reported to the house that
tit' Majesty had been waited on with the Address which
their Lortithipt had voted in tintwer to his Majesty's
l'llessage, and his Majesty had Most gracionsly received
the tame.
Lord ttEDESD.IL prevented a petition front MaC-
clesfield, praying fdr a Law for the recovery of Small
Debts.
Mr. WALL'ilt presented the Furth Report from
the Commissioners of Woods And Forests:
Mr. Tomtits, from the Treasury, presented an Ac-
count of the Payments made into the Itemury on ac-
Count of the Superannuation List.
Mr. Fearon, from the East India Dock Compay, pre-
sented the Annual Accounts of their Receipts and Ditl-
bursetnents. •
The Scotch Creditor? Bill went through the Commit-
tee, and was ordered to be reported.
TITHES IN 'REECHO.
The Earl of DATtNLEY said he p-reeived by the
printed votes that two Bills had been presented to the
other House of Parliament. by the Secret:try of State
fer Ireland, retpeet;iiir a plan for the conopodtion and
commutation of Tithes. He looked upon Olt- to be a
%nelsone which so deeply involved the interests of the
empire, as to in-quire the most ;nature consideratiop; and
on that account he hoped that the Noble Lord opposite
would, Irmo the respect th it was due to that house, slate
to their Lordships an outline of that plan, ant give
every possible infurniation as to the tia!tire and object
of it. Although it was ;dread before the of Com-
mons, and some time might elapse before it earn- regui-
lady into that house, he hoped the Noble Earl would,
la fUre that time, feel the necessity of riving their Lord-
ships evert. possible infonnation respecting it.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that there were
certain provisions in the Bills allteled w h tile Noble
L trtl whit precluded the possibi'i v of the measure
originating in their Lordships' Howe, and it o (odd be
extremely ineonttnient for him to iwiLe in hlltision to
any thing brought lore ard in the other Home of Par-
liament, until it regularly Caine before ihe:r Lordships.
A Right Hot,. I fiend o dial eeritioly otfrr the mea-
sure alluded to to theother house of Parlieint in. and the
course though! tit to be itursumt writ°, occasion it as, to
have the Bills ',thorn!, and give them as wide a ircu-
lation as possible, jhete would thorefore be autple.thile
for giving them the fullest onsid ration. When the
proper time arrit cd, Ite had no °Fleenor' to enter into a
discussion on the merits of the Plan ; bat he did not
know how far it was consistent with Parliamentary
troeeedinot to Ist ing forward that disciihsion so tiler. So
at Nut the Liu-eminent intruding to throw any obstruc-