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KOTZEBUE

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MONDAY, FEB. TS.

THEIR Lordships heard Counsel in continuation,
relative to the ,Scots Appeal, Sir Wm. AUGUSTUS
CUNNINGHAM, Bart. &c. V. HIGGINS and others,
namely, Mr. ERSKINE at considerable length as
leading Counsel for the Respondents : The further
consideration of the case was deferred till Wednes-
day.
Lord PELHAM presented a Message from His
MAJESTY, relative to the State of the Civil List,
similar to that sent down to the House of Commons,
and for a detailed Report of which, we refer to the
Proceedings of that House; its general substance
~vas a Communication to their Lordships, that the
Provision made by Parliament, having become in-
adequate to the support of His Majesty's Civil
Establishments and Household, a considerable debt
had been unavoi(iAbly incurred thereon ; that His
MAJESTY had given diredions that Accounts rela-
tive to the same be laid before their Lordships, on
whose readiness to concur in the necessary Measures,
&c. HIS MAJESTY relied with confidence.

Lord PELHAM then moved, that His Majesty's
Message be taken into consideration on Monday
the 22d inst. and that their Lordships be summoned
for that day,
Th Duke,,of .NORFOLK expressed his wish to
know whether it was intended to lay before the
House, certain papers, the prodution of which, he
thought necessary to enable their Lordships fully to
understand the subjed—such as the particulars of
the debt incurred, and specifying the same under
distin& heads ; a specification of the Funds out of
which the charges were to be paid, &c.

Lord PELHAM" observed,- the House would re-
collea, that in His Majesty's Message, it was ex-
prBsly stated, that Accounts relative to the Debts
in question, would be laid before the House : when
these Accounts were
_before their Lordships, any
thing which may be ,unsatisfadory might then be
regularly explained.
The question was .then put, :ma the Message was
ordered to be taken into consideiation on Monday
next, and their Lordships summoned on that day
accordingly.
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. ' Some routine business was then disposed of, azd
the House adjourned till to-morrow.

ROUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY, FEB. I.

A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of
Hey tesbury, in the County of Wilts, in the room
of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount CLIFDEN, now
Lord MENDIP, called up to the 'House of Peers.
A new Writ was also ordered for the Borough
of East Looe, in the County of Cornwall, in the
room of the Right Hon. Sir JoHN Myrroßn. Knt.
now Lord REDESDALE, called up to the House of
Peers.