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London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

IMPER ML PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TrEsDAY! MAY IS.
Tit Ent Lordships, pursuant to the Order t 4. the
Day, resolved into a Committee of Privileges ; and
Lord WM.,' I NGH AM having taken the Chair, Coun-
sel and Evidence were Further heard respeCting the
- Claim of Lady Henry Fitzgerald to the Barony of
Koos. After which the Committee, adjourned„the
proceedings until, Thursday se'nnight.
The House resumed, Prayers were read, an.Clhe
several Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their
re.redive stages. Among those, .the two Loan
- :he Wine Duties, and the Militia Subaltern
x• nee Bills, were d a third time and passed.
4 " re-
"ome :are business was then disposed. of, and
Hulse adjourned till to-morrow, when the
ydi Asstnt. will be given by Commission to cer-
,*,--- ' which have passed both Houses of Par-
t.
TA.

-rd.

OUL'E OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, MAY IS.
,;Clinii:tee this day chosen to try the merits
?tC,1,1-4 of Mr. T. SKERIDAN and others,

Eieaion of Mr, Huqstuolizi foe the
..; card, consists of the following Mem-

,;e:

Th. Right Hon. C. Yorke, John Patteson, F.sq. ,
leffery. Ailen, Esq. , fames Brodie, Esq.
M. H. Beach, Esq. • Sir H. P. S. Miithriay,, Bart.
Vansittart, Esq.. . Adams, Esq.
W. I. H9ghes, Esq.. _ j. P Borland, Esq.
Sir lamet. Graham, Bart. A. H. Holdswortil,
1-lagh Leycester, Esq.

NOMIN 1.

George johnstone, Esq.

Robert Ward, Esq.

The Committee immediately proceeded to basi.
ness.

The A&s of the 35th and 43,1 of His present Ma.
jesty being read,
Mr. R. Dorii)A.s moved for leAve to bring in a
Bill to regulate the Sale of Beer in Scotia4ld.—Leave

given. •
The Committee on the several Petitions from the
IvlerchantP, was, on the motion of Mr.
Fo`,TER, postponed till to-morrow se'nnighr,
' New Writs, we understand, were,orderedfor the
Deetion of Wien-,hers, in the room of Lord GEO.
THYNNE, and the Hon. Infix SPENCER, who had
.accepted, the former the Place of Comptroller of the
Household, the latter of Commissioner of Land-tax
for the County of Oxford.—Adjourned.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 1:5, IEO4,

At the Court of the Oueen's Palace, the t4th of
May, r 804., Present,

The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
This day the Right Hon. George Earl of Win..
chilsea andiklottinglAm„ Groom of the Stole to His
Majesty, and the Right Hon. George Thynne,
commonly called Lord George Thynne, Comptroller
of His Nlti,sty's Household, were, by Nlajes-
ty's Cotnmantl, sworn of His Majesty's Moat H 0..-
noutable -PrivA Council, and took their r9pedive
places at the Board accordingly'.
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the
Right Hon. Dudley Lord atrrowby, and the Right
Hon. j,,hn .Jeffries Earl Citnden, two of His- Ma%
jet►y's Principal,Secrrtaries of State, they were this
day, by His Mdjesty'i Command, sworn two of His
Majesty's Principal Secretat ies of State accordingly,

IMtehalls May 15, 1304..

rie King hac.Geen Ce_ased to constitute and ap-
point the Right Hor.AVilliam Pitt, George Percy,
EA. (common!y called• Lord Lovaine), James
Ward Harris, E q. (coMmonly called Vi,tount Fitz-
Triarri%), the eight Hon, Charles Long, and the
Hon. Henry Wellesley, to be Commissioners fur
executing the Office of Treasurer of His Majesty's
Exchequer.

Whit,hal!, Ma), 15, 1804..

The King has been pleased to constitute and ap.
point the Right Han. Henry Viscount Melville ;
Sir Phi!ip Stephens, Bart.; James Gambier, Esq.
Vice_ Admiral of the I?,ed Squadron of His Majesty's
Fleet; Sir Harry Neale, Bart. ; Sir John Colpoys,
Knight of the Most Honotirable Order of the Bath,
and Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesty's
Fleet; Philip Patton, E'q. Vice-Admiral of the Red
SqUattron of His Majesty's Fleet ; and William
Dickinson, jun. Esq. to be His Majesty!s Commis-
sioners for executing the Office of High Admiral of
the United Kingd .m of Great Britain and Ireland,
and the I.Yrdnions, Islands, and Territories there-
unto belonging.
•

Igr-o.sce, illy 15, 11104. I
Aldermytog, Gentlemen a-id Yeoman)" Cavalry.
William Stone, Gent. to be L;Jutenant. Charles' Biagrave,
Cent. ro oe. Cornet, vice Stephen:, resigned.
Earl of Chester's Regiment of C.6eskire Gentlemen and ieomanty
Cavalry. - • •
Wiliam Stone, Cent. to be Assistant-Surgeon.
Volunteer Infarttry.
•Lientenmt Charles 1-I,iffeaden to be Captain. vice WilMot,
re.)igned. Ensign Th,,mas ilaffenden to he Lieutraint,
vi;:e 1-Laren:leo. gobett lvfascail Champney, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice: fiaffencien.

INdgwatir Volunteer Infante y.
Tolin WoQtlforti, Gent: to be Assistant- sargeup.

Burlington Volunteer!. •
Edward loin Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
ally',Atm, Cokbarn, Q.Yd .&x Volunteer Ratialion.
Lieutenant-Colonel RObert Humpitrys, dr the Chippenham
• Volunteers, to lyt Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. • Major
Paul 114 !thucn. of the L'orsharn and 13 icidlestonc Volun-
-teers, to be I,lettt:'-nant- Colonel. .• MjcSrA,nthony ay', of
the Chippenhali Volunteers,
_to he M4icir. • Rev.' W. R.
Sainsbury to be Chaplaiq. :Thomas Blanchard, Cedt, to
be Quarter-Mater. • '

N.,rt 5 Co, Fairtefer
Adjutant Thomas lit :4 Sininions to be. Liculenatirt; vice
Hawke, resigned. •

Dates Po(uwter Infaithy,

Christopher kau Gent to be Ensiicn, Cook, resignc4.
Lanceicit P4nid, Gent. to be Surgeon.'! r • •• r • r •
Dmaridge 14Auttf'rr h.la4er.y.
nsign Richard Hawker to be Lienteniint, vice Cooke, re-
. signed': • Ric.4.ird Small, Gent. to bt.FnOgn, vice H"auukcr.
Zf
Bamition jibe 2.1. R, kimcmt cir Edrit6argh 1/I,lailleers.
t-lepliane to be Lieutenant, 'lnglis, re-
signed. .fohn Poilock,Gent. to be Ensign, v.v.:. Cli:phane.
David Henderson, Gent. td be Assiauqt-Surgoa.
Ross, Gent. to be ditto.