The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-13 00:00:00

EASE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

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INPARIdL PARLMIIII;;NT.

.HOUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, kEB. 12.

CERTAIN Accounts, relative to the Exports and
Imports of the last year, were preented by two
Corunaisioners Majesty's Customs.
An Officer from the Commissioners for 1 the Re-
duetion of the National Debt, presented an Ac-
count of the expeßditure of that department for
one year, ending the gist of January last.

The Order being read, for giving judgment re-
lative to the impotlant Appeal, Johnson Stotts,

The LoRD.CHANC Et4oit quitted the Woolsack,.
and delivered his sentiments 4Sf the merits of the
case, and in illustrating which he displayed his
accustomed talents, perspicuity, .and. legal know-
ledge. With respe& to. their Lordships' decision
upon the ease, he observed,- what he intended to
submit to their-consideration as a 'final result, Was
a certain variation of the Interloculor"of-the 28th
of December, 170 ; 'and, in the Presentsinstance,
he should propose, that the further hearing of the
case be•deferred till some day next week, an order
to give him an opportunity. of determininon what
form he should `bring forward his intended proposi-
tion, ands to consider how SV.ieh' a resolution, sup_
posing that their Lordships should adopt it, may
be framed in the way most beneficial to the parties
concerned. Upon the whole, lie said, he was not
then perfealy decided as to the form of varying
the Interlocutor in question, but he hoped their
Lordships would excuse him for. taking up so.much
of their tiple, his principal motive for which, in
the present instance, was to re!ieye the parties "ih
the case, -as far as was .pradieable, from that
anxiety which necessarily was attached' to a state
of suspense in a case of sitch.iinp7.3itance7 He -cVdtild
therefore propose, that the farther consideration of
the case be deferred till' ednesday next ;,
proposal seeming fully to 'meet the 'sense, of their
Lordships, he moved to 'that effed, 'and it was
ordered to take place accordingly.
Some private bu-sitiesS was then.dii-ptiied of, after
which their Lordships adjourned till Monday.

-HOUSE OF COMMONS,

i,RIDAY, FEB.

THE Annual Account of the Cornmisfioners for
the. redudion' of the National DOA for the year
ending the 3tst of Jan. 18oz, was presented and
ordered to lie or the 'fable.

The SPEAKEk said, that as there was likely
to be a great press of private business during the
ensuing week, he should come down to the House
each day at three o'clock.
Mr. N. VANSITTART brought -up the Exchequer
Bills Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time to.morrow.

Mr. N. VANSITTART movedi the Order of the
Day for a Committee of the whole House, relative
to the American Treaty—which being read, the
Committee was postponed till to-morrow, - •
Lord GLENS ERVI It moved the Order of the Day
for the second reading of the Southern Whale
Fishery Bill—which Was read a second time, and
committed for Monday.
Lord GLENBERVIE also moved the Order of the
Day for a Committee .of :the whole House, on the
Eel Bill, which was poStponcd'till Monday.