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HOUSE OF LORDS.

WEDNESDAY, FED 9.
Counsel were heard in continuation, relative to the
Scotch Appeal, ni v. Maxwell, Hogs and
others, viz. Mx. Ga ANT, as second Counsel for the
Appellant, shortly on that side; and Mr. Rom ILLY,
at great length, on behalf of the Respondents.
After which their Lordships deferred the further
hearing of the case till Monday.
The Marquis of HEarroao was sworn, and took
his seat.
The Xaturralization Bilk of Messrs. Luttcrlohe,
Grefftghe, Shutz, and Reiland, after the Oaths of
Fidelity, &c. wel c duly administered to those Gen-
tlemen, were read a second time, and respectively
referred to the consideration of SeleCt Conimittecs
of their LOrdships.
Some routine business was then transacted, and
the House adjourned till to-morrow.

THURSDAY, FEB. 10.
The Report sent back to the Lords' Committees,
appointed to conduA the ballot of the names of
peers to be chosen members of the tribunal con-
stituted by the authority of the East-India Judica-
ture Bill, to examine if any of the Lords eleaed
were disqualified by office or otherwise, was re-
ceived, read, and agreed to.
A Bishop took the oaths.
The Naturalization Bills of Greffulhe, Beiland.
Schutz, and Lutterlohe, went through committees
of the whole House, and were ordered to be read
a third time.
The Chandos Peerage, which stood for this day,
was adjourned to Thursday the 17th instant.
The proper officer presented the Annual Ac-
counts from the Custom House, relative to East In-
dia goods.
Lord LIMERICK presented a Return by the
Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, in pursuance of an
order of the House to report, if there were any Pa-
tents for the creation of Peers of that part of the
United Kingdom in his Office ? The Return stated,
that there were no such papers in the office of the
42lerk of the Crown.
Adjattlned till to-marrow. _

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY, TEL 9.
The Horse proceeded to ballot for a Committee
to try the merits of the Election for Shaftesbury,
when, after the usual forms had been gone through,
the following Members were returned -upon the
Committee, and sworn at the Table :
The Hon. Thos. Maitlau.!, Charles Morgan, Esq.
William Bagville. Esq. The Marquis ofßlandford,
Elwa:d Buller, Esq. Andrew Strahan, Esq.
John Palmer, Esq. John Sargent, Esq.
Charles Co:kerell, Esq. George Peter I lohord, Esq.
The Hon. Robert DI, ,ths, Sir Thomas Theopliilus Met-
George Johnston, Esq. calf, Bart. and
Henry ioddrell, Esq. Henry Howard, ,Esq.
The SECRETARY at WAR gave notice, that
he should on Fr'day move for leave to bring in a
Bill to authorise the training and exercising of the
•
Militia for t. 13 days instead of 21 days.
Mr. KEENE moved to discharge the Order
made on Thursday last, for the produdion of cer-
tain Papers respeding the Affairs of the Carnatic,
and then moved for other Papers instead thereof,
which were ordered.
The SPEAKER gave notice, that he should count
' the House for the purpose of a ballot, precisely at
half past three to-morrow.
Mr. CORRY postponed his intended Motion, for
referring certain Ads relating to the Irish Revenue
to a Committee, without naming any day.
The Commissioners of the Customs, and Mr.
WHITEHEAD from the Transport Board, ptesented
several Accounts, which were ordered to lie on the
Table.
The Committee of Supply and Ways and Means
were deferred till Friday.
Adjourned at six o'clock.

TIIURSDAY, TEL 10.

Before the Gallery opened there was a Ballot for
a Committee upon the controverted Elation for the
Dublin University.
After the Gallery opened, a Petition was pre-
sented from Kilcardine, respeaing the Tonnage
Duty, which was ordered to lie on the table.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill for abolishing
certain Dues, substituting others in their place, and
making Improvement in the Port of Southampton.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved, that the Bank Restriction Bill be read a
second time. Read accordingly. He further moved,
that the Bill be referred to a Committee of the
whole House to-morrow; which passed in the affir-
mative.
Names of the Committee upon the Dublin Uni-
versity EleCtion :
Philip Langmeed, Esq. Sir Eyre Coote,
John Jeffery, of Poole, Esq. Elial Harvey, Erg.
Sir T. T. Metcalf, Bart. Wm. Morton Pitt, Esq.
John Fane, Esq. Lord Charles Thynne,
Cherie Lennox, Esq. Lor d F. G. Osor ne, •
Wm. Gore Langton Esq. W. Smith, County of West-
Thomas David Lamb, Esq. meath,
Lord Huntingtield, Janir Thrale, Esq.
A Committee, whose names will be reported to-
morrow, are to sit upon the further regulating the
trial of persons accused of crimes in the Last In-
dies, under ‘2(ith his present Majesty.
Adjourned.