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PATRIOTISM; or, The Love of our Country;
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Governors and governed, in timeshitc those in which we live."
Monthly Review, Dec. 1804, pare 417.

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TM Limb Commitpion,rs wove the Archtlihop of C ‘NTE.R.
BURT, the LORI) CHANCELLOR, and Lord WASING-
IIAM.

Counsel Were farther heard respeCting the Irish Appeal,
Reltingtollls R:dington, via Mr. ttollia, at WieWhil Couusd
for the Appellant; and Mr. Remaly. as leading COUD4CI for
Respondent. The farther consideration of the cue was de.
fcrred till Monday.
Mr. Alexander presented front the Coramons—aThe Laud
Tax Curnmitsioneis Name hill—The Property Tax Amend-
s'', rat 11. ll—and the frith Fir., Pruitt Rill—which, With one
private 1141, brought rip by Sir Wm. Lemon, were •scverahy
read a int time.

Tier Lori of DARNLEY acquainted their Lordships that he
sl ould, on Friday next, hying forward the motion, of which
he had formerly given notice, respeCting the Naval Documents
upon the table; and moved that the Lards la.t summoned for
that day.--Ordered.
Lord AUCKLaNDAbserved, that very little had been done
In consequence of the Report of the Committee of the lain ber-
sson, toward, improving their Lordsnips• (louse, and rendering
the precincts thereof more commodious, ease the erection of
one additional fire place. Ha Noble Friend nu the Woolsack
was far from being adequately accommodated; and the Hun
Gentleman, the principal Clerk, had no proper place to tranaail
his pan of the business in, except he opened his own lonise
for that purpose What he intended topropose was, the Ap.
',ointment of a Committee of their Lordships, ander an order
similar to that of last Session. Hr then moved, that .1 Com-
cutter be appMisted to consider of the beet means of more
effectually lighting and wanniug the [loose, impros mg the
prawns& thereof, and removing all nuisances an the approaches
to the house.—After a few word, were interchanged between
h.s Lordship, the Chancellor, and other Peers. the Mi.( 10111101
agreed to, and, as we could coiled, Thursday next hied for
the appointment of the Committee.
After some pr.vate and routine business was disposed of, the
House adjourned till Monday.