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London, England, 1808-02-02 00:00:00

PiiRLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 1.
T.ord Viscount Cathcart was introduced by Lords Viscount
Wentworth and Lake. His patent of creation having been read
at the table, his Lordship took the oaths and his seat.
In an Appeal from the Court of Exchequer in Ireland,
Baronet, a. Spence, Esq." Mr. Adam and Sir Samuel Romiliy
Acre heard for the Appillant.—Further hearing to-morrow.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY moved the 'thanks of the
ouse to the Bishop of Norwich, for his Sermon on Saturday, in
'estminster Abbey.—Ordered.
-4 AUCKLAND gave notice of his intention to rresent a
Wednesday, for the appointment of a special day for
appeal respecting the Roxburgh Estates, and state his
moving to that effect.
TO LORD VISCOUNT CATHCART AND LORD
/RD CHANCELLOR communicated the Thanks of
severally to Lord Viscount Cathcart and Lord Gam-
Noble Lord standing in his place whilst tht Thanks wtre
The Lerd Chancellor added, In each instance, that the
honour of the Thanks of that House had been well merited
services rendered by these Noble Lords to their country.
' Viscount CATHCART and Lord GAMBIER severally
' the House, expressing their thanks for the high honour
__ upon them, and speaking inthe warmest terms of op-
-probation et the ability, skill, discipline, and valour displayed by
- as/dowry, employed in the Expedition to Copenhagen
EXPEDITION TO COPENHAGEN.
Duke of NORFOLK postponed his motion for Papers re.
the attack on Copenhagen, till Monday, for which day
were ordered to be summoned.
NWT RAL COMMERCE.
HOLLAND postponed his motion for any information
1 from the Ministers of Neutral Powers, respecting the
of executing the French Decree of the 21st of November,
IThursday, stating that there were other papers relating
ihject, which he should think it necessary to move for.
AUCKLAND also gave notice, that be should move, on
1, for the Note delivered by the Commissioners appoln-
negociate with the United States of America to the Ame-
Plenipotentiaries, respecting the French Teeree.
Lords were ordered to be summoned frx Thursday.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
GREY said he sound it necessary to move for more papers
at first intended, for the purpose of completing the docti-
respecting the Russian and Austrian negoeiations, if such
could be called and also to obtain further information re-
specting the Note of Baron Budberg, containing several charges
c this Government. His Lordship gave notice of his mo-
n- Friday, for which day the Lords were summoned.
Adjoured till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lord CASTLEREAGH presented ripers pursuant to Ad-
,of the House, the R.sth, the Seth, and x9th ultimo.
Anurican Intercourse Bill was brought up, read a Srtt
and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.
ROBERT WARD prese►ted the Estimates of the Ordi-
and Extraordinary Expenees of the Navy, and gave notice,
he would :rico', that thry should be taken into consider*.
Committee of Ways and Means to-morrow's

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