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London, England, 1813-05-03 00:00:00

IM PER IA L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

SATVRDAY, UAY
,1.
THE ROYAL, .ASSENT

Vtra given by Commission to the Exekequer
Bills,lbc Exchequer Debehtures, the Innkeepers'
.notes, the Ilegent's Park Bills, and to twelve
others of it private or local description.
lite Lords Commissioners were, the Loan
CHANCELLOR, Earl CHOLMONpELLY, and Lord
WALSI,NGHAM.
The Brass rinportation Bill was read a third
time, and passed.
The Queenhithe Bridge Bill was brought up
front the COMMOHS by Mr. Wititarox ; and, with
two Private Bills, brought up by Lord'STANLEY,
was read a first. One.

JUDICIAL BUSINESS.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, ht order to

prevent any Anisunderstanding that 'night take
place without doors, in consequence of their Lord-
' ships' proposed arrangement for sitting at ten
o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friclayi,
for the purpose a transacting tireinclicial husiness
of the. House, he"thought.it right to state, that
such an arrangement was not intended to take
place before Friday next. This should be known
with reference to the attendance of Counsel, and

the convenience of parties ; besides a particular
cause was already fixed for bearing on the at*-
, ternoon,of Monday. it might also be proper in
the interval that their Lordships should , come to
some decision with respect, in some points of
view,. to the number of causes to be heard daily.
He: thought it proper to give this intimation
upon a point that might be of some importance
to individualS.
After some private business was disposed of, an
adjournment took place.

HOUSE OF' COMMONS.

SATURDAY• MAY 1.

The Merchants' Bond Bill was committed,-the
report to be received on Monday.
The Brass Bill was brought up frorn the
Lords. • •

The report of the Committee. of Supply was
brim, ht up and agreed to.
WHAtt'iort brought up the Report of the
LirerporitThick Bill, which having been agreed
to, the House adjourned. - •

FROM TIIE Loxpox GAZUTE, MAY

Admiralty-Office, May 1, 1813.

Copy of a letttr from Captain Dundas, of his Majesty's ship
Pyramus, addressed to Admiral Lord Keith, and transmitted
by hi 4 Lordship to John Wilson Croker, Es 4.
His Majestv's !:hip Pyramus, at, sea,
.Spril 'Jo, 161 a.

MY LOUD,

The American schooner/ letter of marque Zebra,
mounting ten guns, and Luanneil with thirty-eight
men, front Bourdeaux, hound to New York, was
imptuted this evening. by 11Iajesty',s ships Py-
r...,ng rind Bent. Ponle, Andromache in sight.
I have the honour• to be, eie.
(Signed), J. W. D:DUNDAS, Captain.
The tight Honourable Adinii-al Lord
Keith, K. B. &c. &c.

Aliniralty-Vice, May 1, 1813.

Copy of a late? from Captain Salt, of his Majesq's ship Uni-
corn, addressed .to Rear-Admiral Sir Harry Neale,
.and
transmitted by Lord Keith to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's ship Unicorn at sea,
April in; Ism

f~IZ~,

I beg leave to acquaint you, that his Majesty's
:.hip Stag, in company with his Majesty's ship
Unicorn, captured this morning, in latitude 47
deg. 30 tnin.N and longitude 7 deg. W. the Anne-
'lean letter of marque schooner Ilehe (fornierly
his Britannic, Majesty's schooner Laura), John
Picarere, master, carrying two guns and fifteen..
men, bound to Bourdcaux or Nantes.
I have the honour to be, 8-cc.
.(Signed) 'G. B. SALT, Captain.