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London, England, 1804-02-11 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TO.

COUNSEL were heard relative to the Scotch Appeal,
Colonel Thomas Graham, of Balgowan, v. William
Hope Weir, of Craigie Hall, Esq. and_ Others—
viz. Messrs. Adam and Pomilly at considerable
length, on the part of the Appellant.—The further
consideration of the Case was adjourned till Thurs-
day next.
Lord HAWKESBURY presented a Paper, the title
of which was read by the Lord CHANCELLOR, and
the Paper ordered to lie on the Table.—This, as we
cuuld called, was a Petition relative to the Claim
of Alexander Fiume, Esq. of the Royal Navy, to
the Peerage of y.rrchluont.

Lord GREiVVILLE observed, that it was in the
recolleetion of their Lordships that some time bi-
fore the late Recess he had taken the opportunity,
upon one of the stages of the Bank Restriction Bill,
to call the attention of thf! House to a circumstance
of the greatest magnitude and itnportance, namely,
The immense quantity of Paper circulating in the
Country. He fad also at.the same time mentioned
his intention to propose a Motion on the subjeEt at
an early period after the then ensuing Recess. Ac-
cordingly, he now begged leave to give notice,
that he should on Friday next bring forward a Mo-
tion relative to the great Circulation of Paper as
connected with the general defence of the Country.
The Noble Lord then moved, That their Lordships
be summoned for Friday next, which was ordered
accordingly.
Mr. Wsstr, from the Bank of England, presented
an Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the
Commissioners for the Reduelion of the National
Debt, for one year, ending 3 tst of January, t 80¢ :
and also an Account of the same for the current
quarter.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

- Some private business was then disposed of, and
their Lordships adjourned until half past three
o'clock on Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, FEB. 10.

SIR JOHN WILLIAM ANDERSON brought up the
Report of the Committee on the Petition of Messrs.
Boydells, which was read and agreed to, and leave
given, •on the Motion of Sir J. W. Anderson, to
bring in a Bill to enable Messrs. Boydells to dis-
pose of their Colleclion of Paintings, Drawings,
and Engravings, together with the Leasehold Pre-
mises (the Shakespeare Gallery) in Pall Mall, by
way of Chance.
Mr. Secretary Yoaxe brought in the Volunteer
Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time on Wednesday next,, and to be
printed.
M. Secretary Yogi; e m-►ved, that Printed Co.
pies of-such of the Circular Letters to Lord Lieute-
nants, respeaing Volunieers, as had been printed,
should be laid before the House, having been first
duly examined and authenticated by the proper
Officer.—Ordered.

Mr. CREv us.' moved the reading of the Order
of the Day for taking into consideration' on the
Ist of Match, the Petition complaining of an undue
Eledion fot the County of Stirling. He stated,
that a point of law had come under the consideration
of the Court of Ses3ions in Scotland, involving the
right of certain Voters of the County of Stirling;
against whose decree an Appeal had been lodged in
the House of Lords, which would not be decided
till the /7th of March. It was important therefore
that the Petition should not be decided upon until
after the decision of the House of Lords had been
given.
He moved that the Order should be ohs.
charged, which, with the consent of the other side,
was done, and the consideration of the Petition fix.
ed for Tuesday the x 7th of April.
Mr. CREVEY gave notice, that he shculd on this
clay se'nnight (next Friday), . move for certain
Papers respelling the late• transactions in the Island
of Ceylon.
_ _

The Port of London Bill was read a third time
and passed.
Mr. Ho sHouslt brought.up the Report of the Por-
tugal Seed Corn Indemnity Bill, which was read
and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third time on Monday.

An Account was presented from the Bank of Eng.
land of the receipt and expenditure of 6,287,0001.
by the Commissioners for the redunion of the Na.
tional Debt from the 3d of February, 1803, to the
31st of January 18o+, and also of the receipt of
t,g00,0001. to be applied in the same manner from
the Ist of February to the Ist of May, 1804.—
Ordered.

The names of the Members chosen by ballot to
try the merits of the Petition cotriplAining of an un-
due EleCtion for Weymou[iLandMelcombe Regis,
were reported to the House, and are as fallow

The Hon. Rich. Ryder. Geo. Peter Ho!ford, Esq
Will. Morland, Esq. - Edward Hilliard, Esq.
(VIII. Dickinson, Esq. A Ibciniale Dertie, 'Esq;
Rich. W. Bootle, Esq. Chas. Smith, Esq.
Anthony Randolph Eyre, Esq. Geo. Cumming, Esq.
Wm. Melli-ih, Esq. John Whitmore, Esq.
Thos. Rich. Beaumont, Esq
John Calcraft, Esq. - Benj. Hobhotise, Esq

NOLIINEES.

The SPEAKER informed the House the Lists had
been prepared respecting the East India Judicature.
The Committees of ;upply and Ways arid Means
were postponed till Monday.
AdjoUrned at six o'clock till Monday.

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols 55 1 Red. Ann. • 56,1 ()nun= 3 Dis.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QU IS DICERS FALSTJIvi UDEAT ?

LONDON, FEBRUARY II , I SC)4.

ACCOUNTS were in the course of yesterday re-
ceived at the Admiralty from Lord KEITH, respezt-
ing the Blockading Sq‘u2dron a thaw?, as Lite,