The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUURSDAY, FEB. L.
The Bishop of DliomoltE took the oaths and his seat.
'Air. DAwsox, from the Hanaper Office, presented returns
relative to the election of two Irish Representative Peers, we
understood Lords Farnham and tiort.—Laid on the table.
AUSTRIAN LOAN.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the table a Copy of the
Convention with Austria relative to the payment of the Loan
due to this country.—Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At four o'clock the SPEAKER counted the Members, when,
but thirty-eight being present, the House was declared to be
adjourned.

APPEALS BEFORE THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
The following is a Copy of the Circular now being forwarded
to each Peer of Parliament, directing attendance on Monday
next, the 9th inst. for the Ballot

Ordered, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled,—That until the number of appeuahzendtlwrits
of error depending before this House shall be sufficiently ritrteo-
duced, this House, during each Session of Parliament, do
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That three Lords be required to attend upon each of the said
days of hearing appeals and writs of error.
That for the better enforcing the attendance of the Lords
upon the hearing of appeals and writs of error, the House be
called over on Monday next, the 9th inst.
That on Tuesday, after the House has been called, the
titles of such Lords as shall then be, and as shall have
been, present in such Session antecedent to the said call,
shall he written on separate slips of paper, and put into
ballotting-glasses at the table ; and that three of the said
titles be drawn out by the clerks and set down in rotation
as the same are drawn, till all the titles be so drawn out ;
and that days be appointed for the attendance of each set of
Lords whose titles have been so drawn ; after which the titles
of the remainder of the Lords (upon the roll), save as to those
who it is hereafter provided shall be excused from the ballot
shall in like manner he ballotted for, and subsequent days ap-
pointed for their attendance : and that letters be written by the
Lord Chancellor or the Speaker to the said Lords, requiring
their attendance on the days so appointed for the same • and
that a list of the said Lords, and of the days on which their at-
atenclance is so required, in rotation, be printed, and transmitted
to each of the said_Lords.

That the three Lords s 9 set down in rotation do severally
attend on the days respectively fixed for such their attendance,
during the time that the House shall on such days sit on the
hearing of causes, under a penalty of fifty pounds, to be in-
curred and paid by any Lord who shall make default in that
procure some other Lord to attend in
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And that the said three Lords be, on the evening preceeding
the day appointed for such their attendance, duly summoned
for that purpose.
That such Lords as are unable to serve from age, being 70
years old and upwards, or from permanent infirmity, do certify
the same by lettor to the Lord Chancellor, or to the Clerk
of the Parliaments, and that thereupon they be excused from
the ballot.

That such Lords as are unable to serve, from ill health or
domestic affliction, or for others special cause to be admitted by
the House, be excused for their absence on the day appointed
for such their attendance.

That all Lords who shall take their seats after the ballot,
by deF,ent, or shall lie introduced upon a new creation, or
otherwise, shall be set down at the bottom of the list in the or-
der in which they respectively take their seats, and days shall
be appointed for their attendance in rotation.

The fallowing are the Returns respecting Juries, rooted for
by Mr. HUME en Wednesday night :
JURIES, MIDDLESEX.—Address for " Accounts of the
number of persons returned by the Constables to the Sheriff of
Middlesex, and entered in the Sheriff's Book, as liable to
serve on Juries, in each year, for the years 1820, 1821, and
1822."

" Of the number of persons enrolled in the Sheriff's Book,
in the County of Middlesex, as liable to serve on Special Jury
Causes ' • stating the addition or qualification to their names,
which has by law or practice been deemed a qualification to
serve on Special Jury Causes, in each of the years 1820, 1821,
and 1822."

" in alphabetical order, of the name and place of resi-
dence of every person nominated for any Special Jury Cause
in the Courts of Exchequer, King's Bench, and Common Pleas,
stating the number of times each such person has been nomi-
nated for any Special Jury Cause, the number of times each
such person's name has been struck off, the number of times
each such person has been summoned to serve on any Special
Jury Cause, and the number of times each such person has
served on any Special Jury Cause, in each of the last three
years."

Since Mr. SI VEWRIGHT contracted for this Lot-
tery, the demand for Whole Tickets and the
higher description of Shares has exceeded all
former precedent, and it is observed, many ap-
plications are made for Four similar Shares of
different Numbers : this arises-from there being
more than 3 out of 4 all now sold entitled to re-
ceive back more than half the Money, after hav-
ing had the Chance of not only Seven Prizes- of
t 20,000, but of the 2 Sterling Capitals attached
to the first-drawn Prizes; making an average value
of nearly £6 per Ticket more, independent of the
floating Capitals, on the first day. These advan-
tages prove the very cheap rate at which a per.
son may adventure, whilst, should he be unsuc•
cessful, he will have the chance of Five 'O,OOO/.
Prizes afterwards, which is nearly twice as many
as the whole number in the preceding Lottery.