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SON'GS..=I4AI.)N and ItUF43sIS

Now published, as above, the 'fluid atid l•ourth Vo
containing .One Hundred Select Scottish Air; with S
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Work, and by it\ I.liatter myself my name live in Scot-
land many years atter my de.,th."---Trirs• Work is also distin-
guished from every other by the Poetry ; it includes all the
admirable Songs of Burns, above One Hundred in number,
'which are set to Music in no other Collettkn-whtever.--:
Any of the Volumes may he had slit,tvat 'I.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY; APRIL 8.

Lord ELDON, the Lord High Chancellor, took his

Seal on the.Woolsack as Speaker of the House: --

The Dukes of St. Alban's, Athol, Gordon, the Earl
of Chesterfield, .and several other Lords, took the
Oaths and their Seats.

The Royal Firnjly. Annuities Bill, and the Irish.

Paper Bill, were read a third time, and passed.—
"The Coffee Warehon,ing Bill passed through a
Committee, and was reportecL • • •
"Mr. Irving, Inspeetor:-General of :Exports and,
Imparts, presented an Account of British and Fo-
reign Shipping erupkiyed in the Trade' of Great Bri-
tain ; which was ordered to be printed.
Mr. Wori:ley, from the London Flour Company,
presented the Annual ACcounts' of the Company;
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CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION.

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The Marquis of STAFFWID, `understanding that it
*Criildl)-6 —ll.lcOnvenient -for -several Noble Lords to
attend this clay,,wisheLi to withdraw the Notice of a

SIOOn - which lie had given ; and therefote
l'ooved to discharge the Order for snit-it-not:ling
the Lords:—The.. Order' was discharged: =—. His
Lonbiiip then gave notice, 'that he should bring
fdrward his Motion on Monday next—for which
day he inoved that 'the Lords bq sututnoned.—
Ordered. •

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLA

The L 0111) CHANCELLOR (Lord Eldon) moved to
discharge the Order for the rekopat*ttal:to- marrow
of the Scots Judicature aud:.to .renew it
`lu.esday next. His motive for this was, that the
Report of the Committee appointed to con der.
where ilieJudges ofthe.Court of Session should be
placed whilst attending that House, could not be
made previous to that da:y.----The Order was dis-
charged,' and renewed tor "fueSday.--:—Adjourned till
to-motrOvV; (this day).•

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESIAY',. APRIL .8.

Mr. Mr. PATival, tiord..Castlereagh, Mr:
'Foster, Dr. Dnigenan,.Mr. Hans Hamilton (Mem-
ber for the cburrty of Dublin), Right
,Hon, Maurice
Fit'zgerald (Member•for the COMFY of Kerry'), Mr.
Elliot (the late Irish Secretary), Lord Lovaine, Lord
Robert Seymour,- Porchester, Mr. Jephson,
and 'others, Irom 20 to 30 in all, took the Oaths and
their Seats.