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London, England, 1812-12-16 00:00:00

111PERTAL PARLfAMENT,

HOUSE Oli' LORDS,

TgESDAY3 Inc, 15.

mIticE,LL;kNEOUS.

discusSiml -in the Committee of Privileges might
ipterlere, The result was, that Lord Erskine
waved the day he first intenAcd, and.- said he
should bring it forward on the third Tuesday.
The Gold Coin Bill, and the Jamaica and St.
Domingo n terconrse Prevention Bill,were bought
up from the CommonS by Mr. Lushington and
other' Members,ail laid on the table.
The Burl of LIVimPOOL moved the second
keadiqg of the Zjold Coin Bill, which accordingly
took place. His Lordship next moved that the
Bill should be printed ; which being ordered, he
said, if the, prints were on the table, he shoOld
mov.! the second reading of the Bill en Thursday...
The Noble Earl then moved that the Lords be
utrunoned for Thursday.--,Ordered.
Mr. Richmond, from the Coinmissihners of
CustomS, presented an Account of the Patent
Places which had been abolished in that Depart-
ment, and the Official Regulations that had taken
glace in consequence.
AN Account was presented, by Mr, Richardson,.
from Old Bank of England, of the number of Pro-
Tui”ory Notes, &c. issued by that Corporation,

within a given period, pursuant to a recent vote
br their Lordships.
'lhese oucuuie►zts were respectively ordered to
lie on the table.

The Sugar Brerrei-i,-, I3ill, and the Starch Ma-
tnifacture fill yrere sei•erally read a third 'time,
and passed: •
21ujourned till to-morrow.

ROUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, DEC. 15,
• The Sra.\KER informed the House, that he had
received a letter from Mr. Lowther, - who having
been elected
OIL& both tor the Borough of Cocker-
M and for the County of CuMbetland,'Made
his election for Cumberland; also a letter from
• Dir. H. Mulyneux, who having been elected both
for the Borough of Arundel, and for_ Gloucester,
made his election for the -latter place ; likewise
Sir 1.1.'-Sullivan, who being elected for. Lincoln
and Ilythe, made his election for Lincoln. In
consequence of these intimations, writs were or-
dered tor the plitees thuS vacated.
A new writ was also ordered for the Borough
of Petv.rAeld, in tie room of the Right honour-
Geotge Canning, who was also elected for
Liverpool and Sligo, and did not make his elec-
tion for Petersfield,
Mr. BANKS gave notice, that on the 11th of
rehruary next, he should movo for leave to bring
in a-Bill to al;olish sinecure places and 'places in
reversion.
Mr. ritoTHARgE presented a 14,etition from the
Clergy of Bristol, ig-aitist the Claims of the Ro-
Man Catholics. -Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. BENNwr moved that there be laid before
the House, copies of the -letters
.from the Mar-
i. quisses Of Buckingharii and Camden to the Chan-
•c for of the Exchequer, relative to the,giving
up a part of the emoluments derived by these
.Noblemen from their Offices of Tellers of the
Exchequer. .-
The Cit,Wcru..Lort of the EXCHEQUER was not
aNt-tre of any advantage that could result from the
production of the papers in question, as the fact
which they communicated was already before the
public.
BEN ET said lie we induced to make the
motion, by the hope that other- persons might be
led to follow the example of these Noblemen.
The insolvent Debtors' Amendment Bill (from
the Lords) was read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second tinie, arid to be printed,
Mr. PONSONRY postponed his motion relative
to the Galway Town Petition till Friday.
• The Reports of the following Bilks were brought
tip, viz.--The West India Indemnity Bill ; Lord
Wellington's Provision Bill 3 the Exchequer Bills.
Bill ; the Red Wnie Bill; the Malt Duty Bill
and the Rice Duty Bill. Each of these Bills was
ordered to be read a third time to-morroW,

COMMITTEE OF -SUPPLY.
- The Report of this Committee was brought up,
and the Resolutions of last night read and
agreed to.

-The Distillery Prohibition Bill, and the House-
hold Bill, were ordered to be read a third time to=

niorro .—A djourned

Yesterday about one o'clock, the Queen, Prin.
ceases ELIZABETH and MARY, arrived •at the
Queen's Palace, from Windsor. Several of the
Royal Dukes, and a number of the fe►nale nobi-
lity, paid their respects to them, In the evening
the dined with the PAINCE It GENT al Carlton
,house.

The Princess CHARLOTTE of Wales came to
town yesterday from Windsor.
Monday the Marquis of WINCHESTER and the
Earl of CHOLAUNIOLEY had audience of the
PRINCE REGENT atter the Levee.
The Bishop of Chester, the Recorder of Lon-
!kir. R.ThottisToN, Mr. BOUVERIR, and a num-
ber of others, came to Carlton House after the
Levee was. over on Monday.
The Earl et Lt VERIIOOL had an audience yester-
2ay of the PRIIsICE REGENT at Carlton House.
The Cabinet Ministets wilt4line with the Earl
LZVERPOOL to-,day,

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Cotitisel Wtfe heard, la continuation, relntive
to,.the Appeal of rilikelkst. India Company v.
ilntrobus arid others, Cleitts." viz. Mr: Adam,
as Second .Cannvel fur the Anpellants, and fir.
11.K.ard?;. as Leading Counsel fur the respondents..
'L
d PrOceed.again to-mor-row;
A short conversation-took place respecting the
period, tif bringing un the question of the Banbury
Peerage, after .the receis , (Lord :Erskine having
intiniated likintentitln'so to do on. the tirst or se-
cond Tuesday) • tnitween hls Lordship and the
Chancellor, The last mentioned Peer reminded
the House that Some important judicial business
was fixed for that tithe, upon which their Lord-
ships Would have to sit daily, at ten o'clock in the
morning; and with which arrangement, sucn a