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London, England, 1811-01-09 00:00:00

QUESTION OF PROXIES.

The Loan 0407(9.1,0H, its parquante of the no.
lice hr had given, made a few observations on this
topic. ' He said that the question of Proxies was one
of peeoliar imp,,rtance, and from what bad recent-
ay transpired on the subjeti, required the serious at-
tention of their Lordships, and that some decision
.tibould be made upon it, Great stress had been
,laid naturally on the ClittltliStatiCeS under which
their Lordships had „assembled; and much stress
was also laid upon the circular letter written by the
Chancellor. to the Lords, by desire of the House,
the better to induce a full atteadaixe. Ile was de-
sirous of a full consideration of this subjett ; and
with thas view; he would now move, " Thai the
iteptin of the Cuaurnittce alpninted to search tAr
recetlenta, With respect to Proxies, be taken into
witsideration on Friday next ; and also, that a coo'
of the betel circular letter ut the Chancellor to the
iiords, dated ISt of November, 18 iO, should be
1,01 heltire the House, it sh.,uhl appear that
the letter be already entered upon the Journals,"—
Tire Ni rile and Learned Lord then adverted to the
Prot witions, which lie now faunally gave notice he
biltitild subunit to the. House on Fridly next. l'hey
consisted of five Iles &Mons, chiefly refiring to
pOints of order, respLctity, the admission af.d
itity of Proxies in certain cases. His Lurthihip there
rcnsd the ReSolutions

A short conversation ensued, principally touching
pt. !iratable mode. of proof:thug, with toyed to
tto.; 0pr0,,0,1 Ctrictission, between J. nrl Sktilioper
bixf (,;mice Noriblk, Lord Redesdale, and ilit
Lord (..as tho Wooliack. Tho twat was,

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that the Lord Chancenor I Mated his irate n (tti
consequence of an opinion expressed by Earl—Stan-
hope) of submitting the whole of his Plopositions
to the 'MAW, before he should 'urge the decision
upon the first; that the circular letter, written by
the Lord Chsneellor) was already upon the Journals;
a wish appeared to be entertained that the document
in question should be printed for the use' of the
House ; and that the House was ordered to be sum-
maned for Friday next...
The E:ttl of Li P,RPOOL move'', that the House
%hold.] adjourn (specially) till ten o'clock on
Thursday. ,
Earl STANnoes expressed his wish to know the
reason for adjourning till that very extraordinary
hour. Was any secret proceediog intended ?
The Earl of LAVKaYUUL explsined, that as be
understood the Colnamos had adjourned to that day,
before an opporturity could offer for communicating
their last vote, an early (tour of meeting was ne-
cessary, in order that some reciprocal al rangetnent
shouti he made f tior pioce,dings on, that day,
respecting their joint votes. (We conclude the No-
ble Lail alluded to the commuoications being made
in pursu loci; of the above Resolutions, to the went
personage in question.)—The House then adjourned
till Ten u'clotA on Thursday.
t HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, JAN. 8.

Lord CLIVE went to the Hoase of Lords, to ac.
glum them that tote Caltlillolls had agreed :o their
Amendment in the second 11,-solution, and (in pur-
suance of the Relolotioo of last night) to request a
conference Witt, their Lordships. On his return,
he reported that their Lordships had agreed to
hold the conference itnrue,diately, in the Painted
Chamber.
On the motion of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the tollowing Memtiers were appointed a
Committee to manage the conk:reflex, and went
forth for that purpose, viz. Lord Clive, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Secretary It) dei., the
Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mr. Brodern k, Mr.
Paget, Mr. Lushington, Mr. W. Pole, General
Wemyss, and Lord Dysart.
On their rotor n, Lord Clive reported, that they
had communicated to their Lordships the two Het
solutions agreed to by the Hause of Commons last,
night, respecting the Addresses to hii _Royal High-
ness the of Wales, and to her Rlajesty the
Queen ; and had requested the concurrence of their
Lordships thereto. A.
the mutton of the Chancellor of the'Exchequer
the Committee 00 the State of the,"Natiun was post-;
poned to Friday.
A message was received front the House of Lords,
desiring a present conference in the Painted 'Claim-
ber, on the subject rimer of the last conference.
At was ordered, that the conference should be
agreed to, and the Messengers were called in and
atxpiatnied sherewith.

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The Menthe's of the last Committee were ap-
pointed to manage the present conference, and Went
forth. accordingly.
On their return, Lord Ct,tva reported that their
Lordships had agreed to the two Resolutions which
had that evening been presented by them, filling up
the blinks with the words ."'Lords Spiritual and
Temporal, and..."

A Message front the Lords soon after announced,
that their Lordships had ordered the Lord Presideot
and the Lord Privy Seal to attend his Roydl High-
ness the Noce of Wales, with the several Resolu-
tions fig, tread to by the Loads and Commons, tor the
purpose of ~uppiying the delea at the personal ex-
ercise of the ltuyal Authority during lit Majesty's
illness, on the part at their Lord4ips, and desired
that that House would appoint 'a proportionate
number of their Members IQ go with them. Also,
that they had ordered Earl Harcourt and Lord
Douglas, of Lochleven, to attend her Majesty with
the Resolution and Address agreed to i by. the
Lords and Commons, respecting the care of his
Majesty's Royal Person, and the diredion of such
part of big: Majesty's Household as might be requi-
site for the comfort of his Majesty, and fur the
maintenance of the Royal dignity ; and desired that
that. House would appoint a pivot-donate number
of their Members to go with them.
Ott the motion of the CHANCaLLOR of the
Excumwea, the four following Members wero
ordered to go with the two Noble Lords to
wait on his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
viz. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Secre-
turypyder, Mr. R. Duudas, and the Master of the

The four following Members were ordered to go
with the other two Noble Lords to wait on her Ma-
jesty, viz.-Lord John Thynne, 'Lord Palmmune,
and Colonel Desbrow.
Adjourned to Thursday,