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This day, at two o'clock, in pursuance.,of the las Writ of Prorogation, the SIXIII TIARLIAmENT of di., Vsfited King dom of Great Britain and Ireland a,:. semsled. Several Lof.ls being in attendance in the tpier Mouse, /Rap Ltveaeoot, stated, the Pi: [No e TtEcEJiT haf4 by letter" patent, mpoit)teJ Sir t :co A 4 o Rica • ARVb, tbq Lind C4ief IS.aron.of t:te Creel cr Eeche quer, to preside in the Wine of I.oeds iu the le..rn of the Lose clivrcti.Lee. The letters r aetat were read; and on the ' Motion of Lord Lterhauvot. the Cluxt , BARoI was authorised tc .it ou the Woolsack, au] to have [fie mace laid thereon. The CHIEF BARON-4. I have to acquaint the House, that his Roy :l Highness the Prince Regeo, not being able to atteird in person; has beep.,pkaseJ, in t h e name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to or derlveters patent to be issued under the Great Seal, appetating certain Commissioners therein named to ope • .. - istree.aeet l'arliament." 4.41 , i The 100 Caen . unlearned during ,pleasure, to permit e Commisszoners :o put en their robes. The Lords Commissioners SOJil after entered, and took their seats. They were, the Duke of W, :AA XC:.. TOS, Earl ITARROWIIV, the 1:ar1 t,f Livnti-001:, the Earl of Suairesnuav, and the Earl of WLsT MORELAND., The LORD Citir.r BARON, not being a Peer of Parli.enent, on the entrance of the CommissionlTs, retired behind the Prince's (lair of State. The Commons were then summoned. They en tered in great numbers, preceded by Mr. Dv:oe, their Chief Clerk. The letters patent were then read, authorising ;he Commissioners therein named to open the preseet Parliament. Earl HARTIOWItY, who, as. President of the Council, spoke for the Commissioners, tlen ~mid, " Gealemen of the House fy . CG,iintonP, " We are commanded to acquaint you, that as S OOR•aS the Members of both Ijoases shall have been sworn, the causes shall be stated that induced his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to summon this Parliament; and it being ne,:essary that you .should choose a Speaker, it is the pleasure of his Royal Highness that you proceed .to the place where you arc to sit, and there choo-e some proper reason to be youre:peaker, and that you present him to-morrow, at two o'clock, at the Bar of this House, to recelee his Royal Highness's approbation." The Commons thee[ withdrew, and the Lords or dead that prayers should be read. After prayers the House proceeded m swear t 1.1 ., Member:. A Neal Lui.siderable number t:.ok the oaths and their seats.—Adjourned. . . HOUSE OF COMMON'S. * • • This being the first day. of the first Session of a new Parliament, the Members of the House of Com nem, began to assemble at an early hour, for the pur pose of taking the oaths, in the Long Gallery, before the Lord Steward. At two o'clock about 209 ..ece assembled, and had taken their seats in die House; and in half an hour the Usher of the Black Rod knocked at the door as usual, and le:ing admitted, addressed himself to Mr. DysJii, acting chief clerk, and required the immediate arendance of the Houle in the House of Peers, to hear the Royal Commis• sion read. Mr. Dvsote accordingly left his seat at the table, and, folloWed by a number of the Members, pro ceeded to the Bar of the Home of Lords. In abcat a quarter of an hour they returned, and the Nicol bers took their places; and. it beiag the Erse *day of meeting of the new Parliament, the Members for tLe City of London, according to ancient custom, took their seats at the top of the Treasury Bench, nest t'...e Speaker's Chair, in scarlet robes, in rotation, as the numbers stood at the close of the poll, and coniaued in those scats during the Election of the Speaker. Mr. Wilson, not being an Alderman, provided him self (as the late Sir B. Watson did, on the like occa sion, upwards of thirty years ago) with a scarlet robe without fur, for this purpose. - The Right Hon. It. PEEL addressed Mr. Dyson, the Chief Clerk, to the follcra lug effect re r " Sir, I. rise to address you, in consequence of the Message which has just been communicated to us arllle Bar of the House of Lerda and in conformity Wish long established custom, by which we arc directed w pro ceed to the performance of a duty, the first in paint of time, and certainly. inferior to none. with reference to its importance. That duty is, the election, froin amongst our nureber, of a fa and proper persan, to act in the dignified situation of Speaker—a percon, qualified , to fill an office which might almost be can . siclered a separate branch of the Legislature: 'll:at o:lice, Sir; has this peculiar feature in its chnaic:er, that it is the rally high and important situ-at:ea iu the State, which does not depend on the nomination of the Crown, but proceeds entirely from the election of the people. It is a most ancient office.—yet, it is not chiefly remarkable on account of its an:ignite— it is far more distinguished by reason of the great t r ust confided to the person on whom it is coafereed, and the importance•of the duties which are by him to be performed. Many of those duties come neces sarily under our own immediate observation ; and we are so much interested in= prosper discharge, m o u t attention is so ate t rially dlsected to them, that it would be quite presumptuous itt me to enter i;Ito a detail of them. Every - Gentleman .whom I . now address, even those who, footle first time, attend here, in order tit assist in our deliberations, must be aware of the duties to which I have allude& To preserve order in our debates---to see that regaln:ty k attended to,in our proceediaga—to give a prompt and sound opinion on disputed points, whenever it is calied,for—these are the most obvious duties of a Speaker. On him also devolves the irttportant duty o a:stating your displeasure, and of prionouncing.yeur approbation. We make him the organ of annce.mc;n3