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HOUSE PEERS,

THURSDAY', JAN. 14.

THEIR Lordships assembled this day pursuant to
their last Adjournment.
Prayers were read by the BISHOP of LONDON.

Some routine, business was disposed of, and seve-
ral further arrangements were- made with respea to
hearing of-Appeals. •
7.'"Thesecond reading of,'Woodeock's 'Divorce
,I3ill,
ithie4 3i00,1 for the first day of next month, was,
in,l6lnsdquence of a Petition from certain of the
'Paftii'V'donerned, ordered to be postpOned until the
zoth of February.
An. Officer from. the. Court of Exchequer, in Ire-
land, presented sundry Papers relative to a pending
Appeal, which,- were ordered- JO lie on the 'Ta-
ble.

The Hause then adjourned during pleasure:

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Lotto
CHArec si [.or, conferred with Lord HAwK ES-
BURY, upon one of the side. seats, the House re-

sumed.

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HAM, and read a first time.

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in ;pparent exPetiation of some important coMmu_
nication, disposed of some. further private business,
and adjourned till Tuesday next.

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'THURSDAY, *JAN. 4..

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Merchants and Traders of Coleraine, in Ireland,
against the'6 per Cent. Ditties, Which was ordered
to lie on the Table.

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the quantity of Flour and Rice exported-and im-
ported, from the .ist -of Oct. 1800, to tle.
061. i Sot, which was ordered to lie on the.;:Tabhi,
and b 4 printed.