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LkIPERIAL PARLIAMEIVT.

HOUSE OF PEEKS,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18.

Their Lordships ordered, .That no Reports from.
the Judges, on Petitions for Priare:Bills be receied
after the igth of Marcli next.
The Marquis of SALISBURY (Lord Chamberl;iin
of His Majesty's
.Household), Treserited 'a Copy" of'
the KING'S Answer to the-last Address of the.
_House.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18.

T H 13 S U N.

SOLIM WU:3 DICER/ tALSUM AUDS.AT!

LONDON, NOVEMBER 19, 1801.

F iliarton.

M:zjor's—Ware and fe ffri .

The Bills upon the Table (Naturalizations) were
forwarded in their respeftive stages.
Mr. J. H. ADD IN-GTON brought up -from the
Commons a Bill for granting to His. Majesty cer-
tain Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder, antlPerry; for the
service of the year 48oz.
Mr. PADDINGTON also brought -Up .a Bill for
granting to His Majesty certain duties upOti -Places,
Pensions, &c..beincr so much of the Lan&Tax as
was left untouched by the Statute of 1798-0,--
further, granting to His Majesty certain duties on
Sugar, Malt, Snuff; and Tobacco,
.for the serVice
of the year 18oz.—itnd also, the Fisheries' Salt
Duty Bill.
The Stale Bread Bill was presented by Mr. BROG-
DE N, and a Private Bill by Mr. ASTL
The Bills.ivere severally read a -first time. After
which their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow.

A new Writ was ordered for Bristol, in the
room of CHARLES AGGE, Esq. who has accepted
the office of Treasurer of the Navy.
Sir F. BURbETT said, it would he extremely
inconvenient to some of his Friends, whose abilities
he had, the greatest reliance upon,. to attend to:
morrow ; • therefore he should, with the permission
of the House,, put off the Motion he had fixed:for
tomorrow till to-morrow se'nnight. •
M. CORRY moved the second reading of the
Bill for redifying the mistake in the late Lottery
Ad. .

The Bill was read a second time, and was ordered
to be committed to-Morrow,

. .
The Land and Malt Bill, the Pension Bill, and
the Stale Bread Bill were read a third tithe and

raszed.
Mr. rANSITTART' moved that the House
should.resolye itself into a Committee of Supply,
and that. several. Estirnates respeaing the Emigrant
Clergy and Laity of France, the American Loyal-
ists, &c. should be referred to the said Committee.
Agreed t 0.., •
The House having resolved itself into a Com-
mittee of Supply, Mr,. COR RY in the Chair,

Mr. VANSITTART moved that a sum, not *ex-
ceeding 69,0001. be granted for, the suffering clergy
and laity of France, for three months from the first
of January next.—Also; that a stint not exceeding
35,0001. be granted for secret service, for three
months from the first of January next.—Also, that
a sutra,bbt exceeding 8,000 I. be granted for the
maintenance of Cony las at home.
These several Resolutions were agreed to, and the
Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The 'Committee of &apply was then put off till
Friday, as also the Committee of Ways Snd Means.
Adjourne&at five o'clock.

Two ilamburgh Math siill remained due When
this Paper was put to Press.

HIS ,MAIES".'Y came to Town yesterday from-
Windsor, at half past twelve o'clock, to St. James's
Palace, and held a Levee, which ia:as attended by
His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the
Right Reverend the Dean Of CANTERBURY, the
Bishops of LQNDON, ST. DAVID'S, and ELY, the
Rev. Dr. MOSS, the Rev. Mr. BARREL, the LORD
CHANCELLOR, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHE-
QUER, the MASTER Of. the ROLLS, the Russian., Por-
tuguese, Imperial, Hanoverian, Neapolitan, Ame-
rican, and Bavarian Ministers, with the following
Noblemen and Gentlemen,, among whom the Right
Hon. the Lox)) MAYOR was present.
Dukes—Portland and Athol, •

Marquisses --Jilanclford and Salisbury.
.iarls—C !wham, Castlereagh, Fauconberg, Cardigan, Cary&
fort, Galloway, and Northesk.
•
Vi.sc.,unts—Sidney and Belgrave.
acrd—Pelham, Whitworth, Loftus, Hawkesbury, North
wick, Glenbervie, Mulgrave, Hobart, C. Spencer, and Rad

stock.
Genet —Dundas, Fullarton, Tonyn, Douglas, ind Smith.
cchneir—King, Stevens, Macleuil, Street, Sloane, and

Sirs—K. Woodford, S. Smith, R. Annesley, G. Shee, F.
arle, G. Rose, T. Musgrave, J. Parnel, R. Milpanke
W. Wynne, W. Hamilton ,W. Word, W. 'Geary, R.
Lttwrey, and W..Staines, . .
/*yrs —Bereifori, C. Adams Athotpe, A.Stanhope, Tier-
ney, Wynne, Carey, Steele, Corry, King, Banks, Dix•
. son, senior and junior, R. Ryder, West, G. Stewart, iVal.
Adams,
.Martin, A ust, "frvor-, Penn, M. Pitt,
• Sloane, H. Brown, Orrnsby, Dickenson, senior and junior.

A number of Military and Naval-O4cers also at_
tended the Courtly Circle ; and of the Presentations
were—Earl CARYFORT, on his arrival from the
Court of Berlin ; the Right Hon. Sir JoFiN EAmEik,
Lord Mayor of London, on being eleaed into his
official capacity as Chief Magistrate (his Lordship
w4s aitendcd by his Chaplain) ; Mr. MARTIN, of
Galway, on his arrival from Ireland ; Major AL_
LEN; on his arrival front India ;this Officer was
moth noticed; having been engaged in.the :Battle of
Scringapatam with trPoo SAIB) ; and Colonel
ABERCROWIRY, on his arrival from Egypt.
Mr. WYNNE was introduced to His MAJESTY
yesterday, on his marriage to Lady C. BEI,LASYSE,
I,y Ezrrl FAvcori ; Mr, ATFAORFE, by the ptik.