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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
. . OW= OF LOX Os—Tusso AT, ham IS.
"he Royal Assent was given by Commission to
the 'Royal Dukes' Annuity Bill, thr Consolidated
Wont, the Nelson Family Provision, Lord Rodney's
Aunssity,.Excise Dmies, Militia Officers' Pay, Irish
Postage. Lane fax Cnllcition, Public Accounts, gur-
,*eyor•Generars of Woods, Windsor Forest, Ware-
"„lsousivig Aanendoseot. Bankrupts' Laws, London
Additroeil Force, Stage Coach Regulation, Philan-
,thropie Society, and Wadham College Bills; and ,
sto the O'Reilly Estate, and three other Private Bills.
lbe Lords Commissioners were, the Lord Chan-
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4.,ce110r. Earl Spencer, and Lord iValsingharn.
The Customs Receiver General's, the Charitable
• Corporations, the Oak Bark, Public Harbours',
• the two Scots Forfeited Estates. and the Scots
.Court of Exchequer Buildings Bills, were severally
.read a third time, and pained; as were a few Private
I;.Bilia, which lay on the table.
• The udgments of their Lordships respelmg the
Appeal Causes, Smith v. Yelton, and Rennie 0.
Todd. were lead in the usual way, and confirmed by
.the Horse.
; . The Order for taking the Scots Appeal Cause,
•• Henderson v. Ramsay, into further consideration,
being read, the LORD CHANCELLOR entered
into an exposition of the leading features of the
case. He concluded, by moving, " that the judg-
ment of the Court below be affirmed"—Which was
ordered accordingly.
• The business of the House being thus gone
through, their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow ;
when both Houses of Parliament will be Prorogued
by vistas of a Commission from His Majesty.
HDOSE OF COMMONS.
• At four o'clock, the Gentleman Usher of the
Black Rod. (Mr. Quarme) summoned the House to
attend the Lords Commissionem-hi- the-Mouse of
• teers,which being immediately complied with—
' • The SPEAKER, on their return, informed the
• House, that the Royal Assent had been given, by
'Cousisiamitle, to the Royal Family Anatity, the
• Vote d Credit, the Lotter4g, Lord Nelson's and
Lord IReeney's Annuity, the Irish Hops Counter-
' *ailing. Duty, the Irish Post Roads, the Land Tax
Commissioners', the Auditors', the Surveyor-Ge-
' uerars of Woods and Forests Regulation, the Wind-
• nor Forest, and the Bankrupts' Amendments Bills.
• On the Make of Mr. HOBHOUSt, a new writ
• Was ordered for the Borough of Bodmin, Cornwall,
in the room of .1. Serjeant, Esq. who has accepted
the Chiltern Hundreds..
M. HOBHOUSE then moved, " that the pa-
pers presented on the 17th instant, by Mr. Wood-
' ford, respeaing the additions to the public debt, be
printed."—Which was agreed to.
Alttr the House had staited some time, a Mes-
sage was seat down from the Lords, announcing,
• that they had agreed to the Crown Rents, the Re-
• eeitio•Genetai's of the Customs Regulation, the
• Appropriation of Part of the Balances of the
Scots Forfeited Estates, tonal ds the Improvement of
the British Fisheries, the Scotch Exchequer Conit,
the Scotch Harbour and Canals, the O'Reilly
Estate, M•Dowell's Estate. (West Indies), the
Grenada Loan, the Public Harbours Preservation,
sad to the Oak Bark Penalties Su: pension Bills.—
After which, the House adjourned till :o-morrow.
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JAMAICA MAIL.

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atuoreme, MAT t 4.
The schooner Marini., Gabriel Coffut, Master,
arrived as Tuesday from Santa Martha, and has
brought information that" Gee. Miranda had er•
• hoard a landing at a point between Laguira and,
' Porte Cseallo, notice of which was immed
received from the Commanding Officer at
' The Govern :w of Santa Martha bad also r
' a letter from the Commander of the troops at Carrams,ras,
rams, assuring him that he waited for Miranda
with a fever of 15,000 men, ready to defeat and
' oblige him to abandon his designs against the Spa-
-1 Dish colonies.
We understand,
Miranda's a neutral which arrived oa
Wednesday, that Di two smaller vessels
I• bare been captured by some guardatostas, turd
curried into a port on the Main.
rust 4.
, By every vessel arrived from the Spanish
Maio, we Wars, that the utmost confusion prevails
hi the Carsecas. By the last veered we learn. (but
implefrely ). however, that Miranda a carrying
"ega" heireZ.
biopsy s Bread, Capt. Cachhn, has
brought its the Free& National brig Migrate. of
16 guns and 194 men. se her voyage from Gyula-
' I sloe to Freese; she was takes of Porto Rico,
Om a chars of three days sad three sights.
A report brought by the Trwilarjallel: r,
bass . ship.
and two frigates, all French. bad cows into Pons
Rico, aad were all ready for sea—How they came
-- then is Mil a mystery.
The British cruisers have captured live very
Frisch privateers from Guadeloupe.
Jose r.
• . Art Ameriam weed arrived here. lad from
' Laguna. brier the fellosring imelligeurn r—Os
r toms so geese 4 the poets us the Spanish
the Captain bad the miefortsse to his. hie
by the bends"' of a simbet, sad they seemed
Lipka foe oargkal aseletasco, where the Cap-
• " min dies!. The crew reps, that the lemur of drew
arrival is the her brow, they were bearded by the
crew sf a yowl. who were eitber Americas. se
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