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


111111 LIL PA 4LiLIMENY

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, JAN.". 8.
COM/ fRENC ES -WITH TILE COMMONS.
alturnediately afier prayers were read—
Lord CLIVE, accompanied by several Members,
brought Op a Message from the Commons, ac-
quainting- i heir Lordilvpi Ihnt the Commoisa had
agreed to the Amendment made by their Lordships
to the Second of their Resolutions, returned to the
Commons 4 a Conktenee usi Sainalay last.

Shortly after Lord CLIVE and several Members of
the House of C,,rntuons again appeared at the Bare
an I requested, on the part of that House, a Con-
ference oh the subjeti of certain late Conferences
held with their Lordships.

The Long CIIhNCRLLOR, by command of the
Howe, informed th i Nlessengers that their [mid-.
ships agreed to bold the des4r,d Conierenec, and de-
sired that lie same may be held prehenily in the
the Painted Cliambuir.

The Messengers ha. hit;_. retired from The B
Deputation Wai appointed to manhge the Coole,-
ence un t he. part of their Lordships, coosisting of
the Lord' President, the Lord Privy Seal, Margois
Wellediy, Earls Graham (Duke of Mormo,e)
itar.court, and Liverpool, the I.lkhop of Kt and
Lords Napier and Walsingham.
On their Lordships* return frem the Pairred
Chamber, the Loan Pac-nocNT Cimden) re-
ported that the Conference, which was managed on
tho part of the Commons by Lord. CLtva and other
Members, hut been held when the Commons
communietited,two Resolutions agreed to by that
House, to which they desirtd the concurrence of
Their Lordships, and which the Noble EAri moved
jai' now read by he Clerk, which wai,ordered :
The Resolutions were to the toLowing'purport
—First, That a Cottnnittee be appoated to -wait
4upoo his Royal llighneor the Prince at Wales, to
'.ftctl'iainr him with the Resolutions which have now
passed both Houser Of Parliinricnt, and to express
their hope, at the same time, that his Ito) al H igh-
ness will be pleased to take upoit him the Admi-
rtistration of the Gov,iliment of the Realm, in the
flame of the King, agreeably to the said Resolutions,
Its soon as an MI skill be passed.for the purpose of
tnabling trim so to do.
Second, That the Resolutions voted by both
Houses of Parliament, respeMing the superinten-
dence of a certain portion of his Majesty's House-
hold, on 4. the erne of his Majesty's sacred 1.)...r50n,
Pe laid before her Majesty the Queen, and that
her Majesty be humuly requested, at the same
time; that her Majesty would be pleased to take
upon her the important trusts therein mentioned,
Slid that due provision should be made fur carrying
the said Resolutions into effea.
The Resolutions being read, the House, on the
motion of the Earl of havaeroto., agreed to the
name nem. diss. and ordered that the blanks be tilled
up in each Resolution, with the words " both
Spiritual and TeMporal," and zs indicative of the
concurrence of their Lordshipi in the same, as joint
Reiolutions and Addresses of both Houses of Par-
liament.

it was then ordered, that the concurrence of their
Lordships in the Resolutions communicated this day
byy tise Commonl, should bu communicated to that
House forthwith at a secintd conference, to be held
prestntly in the Painted Qhantber, and 'hat a Mes-
s Igo be sent to the coturnons to desire the said con-
ference.—..Orth-ted.

On the return of the Messengers, their Lord3hiPs
were informed that the Commods had 'agreed to the
&sired Conference, and accordingly the above-
tpuentioned Peers were again appointed to manage
tftls same on the part of their Lordships ; they act,
eroding!), repaired to the Painted Chamber, where
the pepuiation from ilie Cutintionti were waiting.;
mut on their return, the Lord President informed
the Haase that the communication had been duly
anode,