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ASURV EY of the STRENGTH an,l OPU-
LENCE of GREAT BRITAIN ; wherein is shewn,
the Progress qt. its Commerce, Agriculture, Population, &c.
berm and since:the Accessioniod the House of Ilanover :
and containing a concise State of the Nation, from ()racial
Documeut.

By the Rev. Dr. CLARKE,•
Secretary for the Library, &c. to His Ruyal Highntss the
Prince of Wales.
With Observations by Dean Tucker, and David Flume,
Esq. in a Correspondcnce ,with Lord Kaimes, now first
puhhshcdi
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, MARCH 31.

THE Bills before the House were forwarded in
their respeaive Stages.
A few Private Bills were brought up from the
Commons, and severally read a first 'time.
The Order of the Day being read, relative, as
we could understand, to the consideration of a Pro-
position which the Earl of CLARE, had given notice
on a former occasion of bringing, forward this even-
ing, and which in some degree involved a question
of Privilege, the standing Order of the House for
the non.admission of Strangers was moved and
strialt enforced during the whole of the debate ; in
consequence of which we are precluded from stating
what took place.
About ten o'clock the debate in question closed,
and the Strangers were re-admitted. Their Lord-
ships were engaged in the transaaion of the routine
business, and shortly after adjourned till to-morrovv.
The Order relative to the Irish Master of the
Rolls' Bill was, we understand, discharged, and
fixed for the second day after the recess.