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The Gazelle of Saturday contains the appoint
meat of Gen Sir Samuel I luhe to lie Governor
Chelsea No.piial, in the room of the late Sit I
Dunilas, and Sir H. Culvert to be Lieuten, Go•
ventur.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS,

lIIIINDAY, FEB. 2S.

3)mptrial Parliament.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
uovu•v, FEB 23.
Akins, three o'clock lu. Lor 1 t-hancellor, the Archbishop
Of Caotribu.,, the LA.I of Horn.% b), toe Lail of Liver-
Pool. and to• bail of 11 est . d , took the.r seats in
!toot Ut thr throne a. rommontmo. Is.
11• e Commons, m consequence of the usual summons,
baviug rube w the bar, the ito)al assent uus to the
Amnia' lia :most) E !LIM ing Laws' Bill, Ire Irish
Prelim. , 11.11 uott live local and privote
A s% c”lll.lClPellinlba.OU was Owo read, out norisisig the Lards
therein named to proto.ue the l'arliament, anti the 6.rd
Chancellor read tile following spercii,;—
'• Ay Lords aid Gentle/run,
11r are c tttttt uanded by his :`l:ijesty to inform you, that
it Is a great ma:appointment to his Majesty, that on this hest
and solemn occasion he us prevented Is:: indispihition from
Sleeting you in persou.
" It would hove hems corsolat.on to his Majesty to give
utterance sit t.,e Place to those feelings with which his
Majesty and toe [wide alile &plaie the loss of a Sovereign,
the common futoerof ult Lis people.
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" Toe King ctonsmo•ds us to inform you, that, in deter-
ambling to call, µiuwut irf:.lay, the stew Parliono sit, lug
Majtsty icn been influenced by the consideration of o hat
aunt exiiedi. of for pubic bissiuess, as tell as most coudu-
cave to acu, ral cosivcnievre.
" tirtitkoten of the flow,: cf Corrknong,

" We as e directed by his Nia;esty to thank )nu for the
provisani which you Lave made fur the several branches of
Alit public service from the commencement of the present
year and during the wht:b must elapse before a
sew Parliament can be assembled.
" kg Lords aid Gentlemen,
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" We are comin.inded to inform you, that in taking leave
•f the present Parliaine::;, his MAiesty canm.t refrain front
conveying to qua his warmest atsurunces of the sense winch
his Majesty entettaics of the important services which you
have rendered the courtn.

• Deeply as his Ain!esty lamented the desisns and prac-
tices such as these *filch you have been recently called upon
to repress should have existed in this free and happy country.
4ie caualot aullieb ntly commend the prudence and liminess
with which you directed your attention to the mean., of
counteracting them.
If any doubt had remained as to the nature of those
principle.. by which the peace and happiness of the nation
were so seriously menaced, er of the excesses to which they
were likely to lead, the flagrant and sanguinary conspiraey
w hied has lately been detected must open the eyes of the
most incredulous, and must vindicate to the whole world the
justice and expediency of those ireuseres to which you
judged it necessary to resort. iu defence of the laws and
constitution of the kingdom."
Then a Commission for proroguing the Parliament was
read; after which she Lord Chancellor said,
•• Mu Lord, and Genilemeo,

" By virtue of his Majesty's Commission under the Great
Beal. to in and other Lords directed, and now read, we do,
in his Maje►ty's name, and in obedience to his commands,
prorogue dia. Parliament to Monday. the 13th day of Match
aet t, to be then here holden; and this Parliament is ac-
cordingly prorogued to Moult), the 13th day of Maras
seat."

The speaker was 61111.1111011 ed to the Peers to hear the
<Armin's. sssss read for giving the Ko.sal Assets' to certain bills,
sari proroguing the Parliament 14 the 13th of March. He
roomed at nail' pa.t thice, and, collevitug the memberb
re-40 Ut t-ern the No ecli delivered by the Loi isCnmwts-
-oiO.aOlS to 'lt/ lh Il 1111,1.9. The members then separated.