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The motion was then agreed to, end the Han enomonwl for
to.morrow.—Atijournetl.
FRIDAT. WM 8.
Mr Dawcs from the Crown Office, Ireland, peenneel the lr
turn of the two Representative of Ireland in dla tlsss dthsb>ta
Lord Tyrawley and theism Marquis of .
AGRICWI/RAL D
Lord DACRE. adminft the
'state of A picul observed, thee mho Mil
was made on the subjssts be abode AR *AA May Is give anise
of an early motion en rbe subjeet.
The Earl of LI VIII'OOL said. s aside Mend in the Apr
House of Parliament had given soda of hie Wooden es Weir
the subject forward, and it would be best to suspend the coon.
deration tin this House until his noble friend's swam in the
Commons is disposed of.
Lord SOMERS presented a petition from Wisbach, in the Isle
of Ely. praying fur relief under agricultural distresses.
The petition was read, and laid on the table.
STANDING ORDERS.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, as it was uncertain whether
there would be any bill brought from the Commons this day, it
was due to the noble Lords to prevent the inconvenience of sitting
in the House with no business before them; he should therefore •
move to discharge the order for summoning them to meet this
day for the discussion upon the propriety of suspending the
Standing Orders, and give the same notice for to-morrow. If the
bill expected should be on the table to-morrow, it was his inten.
tion to proceed to business.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said it was unusual to discuss
any measure of importance on Saturday; but if there was
necessity for passing the expected bills, he expressed a hope that
the House would be well attended.
The order of the day was then discharged, and the:Lordssurri-
moned for to-morrow.
The House then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS•

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5.

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The Speaker entered the House at a quarter before two
o'clock. At two o'clock the Speaker and the House were
summoved to the Peers, by Sir T. Tyro hitt ; the Speaker
was amended by most of the members present, Mr.
Landrum, Sir R. Wilson, Mr. Scarlett, etc. however re-
mained behind.
'fhe Speaker returned to the House at a quarter before
four o'clock. He then acquainted the Hens, that he bad
issued New Writs for the County of Louth, in the Meld
of Mr. Foster, now Baron Otte'. For Queen's County,
in the room of Mr. W. Pole, pow Baron yborough.—
For Antrim, in the room of Mr. Seymour, deceased. For
Shaftsbury, io the room of Mr. E. Harbord, now Lord
Suffield. For Castle Rising, in the room of Lord Roclr.
savage, now Lord Newberry. For King's Lynu, la It.e
mum of Sir M. B. Foulkes, deceased. For Oxford Uni-
versity, in the room of Sir W. Scott, now Lord Stowel.—
For bruitwich, in the 100111 of Mr. Foley, deceased. For •
Montgomeryshire, in the room of Mr. C. W. Wynn, Pie-
sident of the Board of Conti oul. For Buckingham, in
the room of Mr. Freesia:tittle. For St. Hawes, in the room
of Dr. Phillionore, n Lord of the Ads:neatly. FM Oxford
University, in the sown of Mr. Peel, a Secretary of State.
Fur Carstarvun, in the room of Sir G. Pagett, appeinted
DIM of the Bedchamber, and for 1) frith 111 the room
of K. Douglas, who had become a Lord of the Admiring-.
Quxea's FUSIEHAL.—Mr. G. lIENNE'I' gave notice,
that he should take au early upportunny of calling the
attention of the House so the clicuinstance which took
place at the funeral of the Queen.
Mr. G. Bennet also gave notice, that the first time :le
heard the word supply" escape trust any one of• the
ministers, he should call the attention of the House to the
expences of Ike Coronation, etc.
DISMISSAL 01, SIR It. WILSON•—Sir R. WILSON gave
notice, that un the 12.11 iu.tant he should move for the
correspondence brlaccu the Commander mu Chief, Lind
Sidmouth and binuelf, respecting hi. d1•011.ston glum lur
■rutty. Ile wished to know whether it was likely to lie
uppu•eti?
',ld LONDON DLItItY was not prepared with an
Mlsll6 er.

litronsi.--Lgrd EBRINGTON, in the absence of
Noble Fs Iced (L rd iv. we 11. lit se), gave 11111,Ce
of a ntoeou tot Poritattientasy Helot its.—(Consiilig owe
cheering.)
Tim ROYAL SPELCII.—The SPE.I.KER then read ti,:t
copy of toe 111114'D speech, (for which Ate the lion•e. tit
Leads.)
Alt. U. CLINE then rose for the purpose of taming an
addre.i. to Iti. Majesty, which, as nobs', wa, do echo"
of the speech.
Ma. DUN t..03111E rose to second the addles*, Ile ki.ew
there weer some win, imagined that a reduction ut lose.
lion, combined wilh stinger economy, alone could afford ;tl I•
trmedy 1 (111.41', lieu. ! ) hut he tested Ulat the seal
such pessons lest them to ovetlo. k the none intim; Imot tai
termas ut• the country. It was a stioject tit COngtaltair•
lion that the Isuuulrs in (lie uuuufdrtuslug distriet. nail 1
sruhsidcdt but there were those who wet e ever ready to ! •
attack tile constitution, u Inch u 4, so beautiful in all its
parts, on All eettsitots. It had, however, not only sur. If-7"
vi veil those slot 111,,, but Its strength anal excellencies. ,
see m 2,1 to become JIICS more appal en, grain ;he dithe,iit,„
and hum the malice %Men it nod to sutinount.
The address 0415 then e. 4.1,
Sir F. 11G1tULIT agree) with most of is hdt had fallen
hoot 1141: Iwo pr, ee,tiobt ; but the latter part tit t,e
last speech isas 'tam tooake. It rtes fortigi: to the gems
ehnotetet of the Adatess, 11113 I%m pecUll4rly ~t
thi. it. talk tit rum', became they rim:lid:tin:if tti
being di-sdtedied watt r St.touz authorities. AS tu chat wits
said Mm: our fin rip, 80;1111mm, lie cared not whether flukey
wits close) (tom the map, and the possessions gitimed by the
Gie Hoarser, rt dsdg the Addrs,., he timuslit they
ought to undertisod before they decided; and the' efure he
should impose %bat tile Si•cech be taken tutu coutodetatioo

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