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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

-FIiTDAY, VEIL 13.

The following Peers took the oaths and their seats :
—The Duke of Grafton, Lords S.lckville, Maims-. I
bury, Conyngham, Amherst, Elliot, and the Bishop
of Landaff.. „

Counsel were heard in the Irish Appeal, Marekle
v. Dick,----To be further heard on Monday next.
The Irish Controverted Ele&ion' Bill; the Cape of
Good Hope Trade Bill, the Barrack Department
Commissioners' Bill, &c. were brought up from the
Commons ;. read .a -first time, and ordered to be
printed.
Lord Dunstanville's Indemnity Bill was read a
second- time, and ordered to be'r.ead time on
• •
Monday next.
Lord-DAILTmou,TE informed 'the House that His
Majesty hail been Waitect ottwith the address of that
House, for Papers respefking the Slave Trade, and
that His Majesty had been graciouSly Pleased to give
instruaions accordingly. • • .
Lord WALSINGUAM then laid -upon thetahle.the
Correspondence of General Pion, Sze. with. the
Secretary of State:-.--Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

FRIDAY, FEB. 13.

•
A Person from the•CiffiCeof LnspeCtor-General of f
Exports and Imports, presented an Account•of the
Quantity imported_ into • Great Britain; also of the
Quantity of BritiSh ManufaCtures annually exported
by the East India CoMpany ; which were ordered to
lea on.the table, and. to be printed. •
Gene6l GAS COlci4 E presented three Petitions from
Liverpool against the -Bill for the. Abolition of the
SlaVe Trade,—Ordered to lie on.the table till the se-
cond reading of the Bill.•
Mr.H. Annncoro.ns- moved for. an Address to His
Majesty, for Copies of all Correspondence between
His Majesty's Secretary of State and the Governors
of the Island of relative to the Grants of
Lands, from the beginning of the year 1709. • His
obje& was to -shew, that the InstruCtious given by.
the Administration,- at the 'head of which his Noble
Relative had been, expressly discountenanCed
_the
Importation of Slaves intaTrtoidad, no Lands having
been granted in that Island- eXcpt on the condi.;.
tion, that they: should be-cultivated' Without- Ne-
groes to he imported. ' •
Mr. WILL:gItFORCE had no obje&ion to the pro-
du&ion of the documents- moved for, but wished so
have included all Grants for the deciipancy of lands,
as.thefaEt %Vas, •.;that a very considerable importation
of Necyroes 11-ad-taken- -place to that Isianil for thQ
cultivation of hunt granted for occupancy, a mor-
tality of 'nearly 9000 having taken place amorist
them within a very short period. He wished the
House, -however, not to form any conclusion_from
the Papers moved for by the Right Hon. 'Gentle-
man, when they should be produced,—The Ad-
dress was then voted. • .
The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill, the Irish quit
Rents Ed, and the Irish Auaton Duity Bill, were
read a second time, and 'ordered to be committed on
Monday.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought• up the ',Report of the
Turkey TobacCo Bill; which was ordered to be
taken into further consideration on Tuesday, next.
-The Home went into a Committee of Ways and,
Means, on the Motion of Sir ..):OHN NE‘ii PORT, and
resolved that the present rputies on Stamps in Ire-
' land do cease, and_ that other Duties be granted in,
lieu thei:eaf.7—The House then. •resumed, and the
Report was ordered to be received on Monday next:
Ordered, on the_Motion• of Lord FIESItIY PETTY,
that the House, at its rising,.shouLl adjourn to Mon-
day next.