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TUESDAY, DECEMB ER, 8 181:2.,

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IMPERIAL 1-!_IitLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF T. 401113,5,
2.InNDAY, DEC.
CA'rITOLIC QUESTION.
Counsel was heard 'relative -to the Scot's Ap-
peal, Thompson v. Thomson:"---Further con.:
sideraticm of._ the case deterred till this day le'n-
night.
The Bishop of LONDON presented a Petition,
from *the Incorporated Clergy of. Sien College,
against the Catholic CI which, he observed,
was expressive of the general 'sense of the Clergy
of -London. , The Petition being: read.- by the
Clerk, Ivas ordered to lie on the table.
:The Bishop of LIN cor;.N also presented one to
the same elfect from the Archdeacon and Clergy
of, the county of Leicester, which being - read,
appeared to express a variety of grounds whereon .
1.40,e .ofe
tillfre:ll, would be dangerous to the religion and •
the establishments of the country ; and protested
against the question 1).614; Considered abstractedly
from religious considerations. Ordered to lie on
the table.
Mr. Mitford, from the Treasury, presented an
Account of the Tensions on the Scots Civil List.;
respecting the Northern Light-houses, and the
-Whale Fisheries, which were ordered to lie on
the table.
• Lord REDEsDALT.,presented a Petition frdm cer-
tain Debtors confined in the Fleet Prison, praying
&c.—Ordered to lie on the table.
CIRCULATING MEDIUM.
• Lord HOLLAND,, rather in al-ow tone of voice,
after a short remark on the vast and general im-
portance of the subject, •intimated_h;s intention to
nioyeii., on an eitrly.day after.. the hol (iays, for a
m Comittee to inquire into the existing state of The
currency : on:account of the absence of a Noble
Friend, who was particularly conversant in the
subject, he would not - then fix a day. He also
propose. d, to-incErTif,,to move for the production
of some doeuments: necessary for the due informa-
tion of the•Bouse on the subject.' ..
MARQUIS OC WELLINGTON.
- The Order of the Day for taking into. cons:der-
ation the Prince Regent's Message, touching an
additional remuneration -of ;Lord Wellington,

being snored, the Message was read by the Clerk-
at
the Table. • •
The Earl of LIVERPOOL then rose, and said,
My Lords in rising to propose ail Address to
his Royal Highness- tie Prince Regent, on the
subject of his most gracious Message ; I should
think it a yery unnecessary waste-ot your Lord-
ships' time, if I entered into any detail respecting
tr,e numerous itup9rtant services performed by the
illustrious Officer who is the subject of the docu-
ment before you. After the very able and elo-c,
pieta speech made by. the Noble Earl who moved
the Thanks of this House to that great and,gallant
Officer ; after. thevery able and eloquent speeChes
/wide by'several other Noble Lords, particularly
a koble Marquis (Lansdowne) oppoSite to me, 1
should feel myself' absolatelyunequal *to add any
thing to the. statements Made by these noble no-
sons, in praise‘of the conduct of that truly
trious 'commander. 2 There are, . however, my
Lords, two or three circumstances connected with
the case, which I conceive it not iinK,:per shortly
to advert to on the preSent occasion: • We have
seen "the Noble . Lord Chief Coma:ander of the
Allied Forces in Portugal, after he last left this
country for the succeeding campaigns. We have
seen, that during there campaigns he has_
triuniplied over most of the principal Generals Of
France ; triumphing over Soult, over Victor, over
Jourdan, Over nissena, atut over Martnont. He
has.been opposed to tbem all,sueeeSsively triumph-
ing over all , these great and accomplished Ge-
nerals. We hart seen, my Lords, that ,in such
'campaigns as these, no consideration personal to
himself, no fatigue, no-difficulty in whieli he:was
involved ; no consideration of profit, or of poli-
tical inclination, everdrew. kiru oil froin