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London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

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pousE OF PEERS,

.THUI.'SDAy, NOV. Is.

17.z:s day at three o'clock, 'pursuant to Adjourn,
encot, the Lortn CHANCELLOR attended in the
at e, and shortiraftfr the newly appointed Bi_
shod of ROCHESTER (Dr. DAMP lER) was intro-
kiucml with the fortuali-tit accompanying the Intro-
duCti.3i-i of a Spirittiat sworn, and took his
Seat. - His-Lof&hip's supporters were the Bishops
of LowpoN and atri:fAt.

The Earls of CARnip,yzsusizrTzwrLLlti, and
CARLISLE Were respe4ively rAvekn, and.tocktheir•

seats,
At foar o'clock the Hon:se adjourned till three
• .
to-inorrovv.

Their Lordships sit Saturday, when it is
proposed that the Loft.-DCHANcELL-oa. shall take
the Woolsack at three' o'clock, and on Monday next
at one o'clock, in 'order-to afford Noble Lords an
opportinity of taking the Oaths and their Seats
previous to the coming down of Hts•MAJESTY an
Tuesday next.

HOUSE Ql!' ,CQMMONS,

Tii LI R,S D X Q • I.

Tits 'day the time of the..flouse was wholly oc.
copied in swearing in Members. Sir Sip.NEy
Lord GAP,DINTP3 the ATI9R.I,:EY
took the Oaths and their Seats for their respe&iye
returns in England, and Mr. At,E.A.tinEtt, Sir
TrlomAs Nzwcol,tzrz, Mr. MARTIN, SCC. their
Oaths and Seats as MeMbers from another quarter
of the United Kingdom. In all there were about
20,..) Members quitlified themselves for voting, and
about five o'clock the ;louse adjourned till twelve
o'ckck: to-morrow.

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LONDON, NOVEMI3E R 19, 18oz.

yesterday stopped the Press, to announce the
4rrival of the Paris Papers to the rsth inst. The
arrangements settled between France and Austria,
.:e:',Petling the indemnities of the GRAND DUKE of
TvscANy, have not yet been published, •but it is
said that he will be raised to the Eledoral Dignity.
Every appearance of resistance to the will of the
French Government has ceased in Sc-vitzerl.vid.
The French Forces hare taken possession of all the
principal Cities without any opposition.

The Qtr E EN, accompanied by Their Royal High-
pCFSCS the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH,
Iy, Sort] lA, and AMELIA, came to Sr. James's
palace, and after THEIR MAJESTIES had partaken
of some refreshment, the ROYAL FAMILY repaired
to the grand Drawing-roorn, where HER MAJESTY
'lad a most splendid assemblage of the first persons
of noble extraction and fashion, of whom the first
in precedence was His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WA.Lcs ; we were happy to see the healthful ap-
pearance of the Heir Apparent ; the DUKES of
CLARENCE, CUMBERLAND and GLOUCESTER, and
PRINCESS SOPHIA, were of the Courtly Circle; and
also the French Minister, (introduced by M. OTTo)
and the Foreign Envoys; his Grace the Archbishop
of CANTER BURY, the Bishops of NORWICH, DUR-
HAM, and LIMERICK.
M. AND R EOSS I had the precedence, being so late-
ly arrived from France. HER MAJESTY received
_the Minister with benign courtesy.
The company were Qumerous indeed, and were as
folows
IDdes—Pcrtland, Roxburgh, and Norfolk.
Mirquis—De Circe' to and 'Lady.
_Mr /misses —Salisbury and Bath.
..114,thi,messes--Sa.lisbury and Bath. _ _

Ea Is--Chesterfield, Mansfield, Morton, Cardigan, Dart..
mouth, Chatham, Stanhope, Moira, St. Vincent, Macart-
ney, Carlisle, Egrernorit, Westmorland, Or dotal, and
Besboiough.
Colones,ex—C.,.rdigan, Ftoslin, Chatham, Leicester, Stan-
hope, Castlereagh, and Carystiart.
Vizccu;rts—Sidney, Hood, llctl.larn, and Wentworth.
..riireigntesses—Siclpey and Wentworth.
2-•.;s—C.vy-dir, Pelham, Hobart, 1.. Cower, C. Thynne,
Les ic, Clcilbervie, St. Helens, Castlereagh, Morpetli, C.
Somerset, and Cathcart.
ladiers--C. Somerset, G. Thynne, Cozens, A. Cumberland,
A; Smith, M. Erskine; Willoughby, Ellenborough, C.
Asgili, Sheffield, Hobart, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L.
Macdonald, Pelham, Milman, M. Moore, and Dowager
Lady Glvtin.
coi,nds —Macleod, Sontag, Hood, Thornton, Grant, Baird,
Glynn, 4:c.
iffajors—Desborough and Harnincncl.
The Ncbility, &c. introduced to Tntirt MA-
JESTIES Vere:

General Andreossi, '.vho had an :)itdiencc of the Queen, on his
first appearance at the British Court, being introduced by
Sir S. Cottrel.
The Hon. Mr. Villiers, Hope, A. Cozens, Dugdale, Corry,
Brugge, Yorke, H. Addington, Sullivan, Marsh, Legge,
Burrell, Trevor, Montague, Tierney, S. Smith, Worsley,
Hill, Ogilvie, Erskine, and Cameron.
The Hon. Mrs. 'Villiers, Mistiebses Abbot, Tarleton, Leslie,
Erskine, Macleod, Silvester, and Fremantle.
Sir F. Milman, Rev. Sir C. Rich, C. Asgill, E. Coate, W.
Cottrell, S. Smith, F. Molineux, R. Barclay, and F.Sykes.
The Right lion. the Lord Mayor and his Lady.
bliss Earner, daughter of the late Lord Mayor, by Mr. Alder-
man Earner and his Lady.
!..Ay Maria More, daughter of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
by Mrs. More. •
li.trons Briacken and Mirbach, from Germany.
r.oloncl Grant, by the Master of the Rolls.

Col. Baird, on his Promotion.
Ca7tain Henniker, on his Promotion.
C6iirq Schack; pres,:nned by, Mr. de (4i:4'411)31m, Danish
des Atlaires, his Excellency beili'Captain of the
Royal Danish Life Guards.
Lieutenant Colonel'Gote, by the Lord in Waiting; and also
Lieutena:,:t Colonel Sontag, being their first spiltCame at
r for some time.