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London, England, 1807-02-13 00:00:00

ANCIENT HISTORY.

Vol I—A Preliminary View, Period before the Deluge, dm
Vol 11—Jms, Affyrians, Babyloonns, dcc.
Vol. Ill—Grecian States
Vol. IV—Grecian States
Vol. V—Roman Republic
Vol. Vl—Roman Empire
Vol. YR—Roman Empire and Carthago
Vol. Vlll—Medea, Perfians, Phcenicians, &c. dec.
VoL IX—Cites, Goths, ant Minor Nations of Antiquity.

MODERN HISTORY.
Vul X—Arabs and Turks
Vol. XI--Hindoollan, China, &e.
Vol Xll—Ottoman Empire, Japan, &c.
Vol. Xlll—Fgyr, Abyffinia, &c.
Vol. XlV—Morocco, Malta, Congo, &e.
Vol XV—Portugal and Spain
Vol. XVl—ltaly, Venice, Naples, &c.
Vol XVII— Ile German. Empire
Vol. XVlll—Pruffia, Hungary, Holland, and Switzerland
Vol XlX—England
Vol XX—England
Vol. XXl—lreland and Scotland
Vol XXll—Ruffia, Poland, Sweden, and Denmark
Vol X X .Il—France and Navarre
Vol. XXlV—North and South America, and Welt Indies
Vol. XXV—Ch -Om logical and Alphabetical Index.

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THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the
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PARLI/IMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB 7s.

The Houfe, in a Committee of privileges, beard tvidence in the
cafe of the Zouch Peerage.
The LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolfaek, and fisted,
that he bad in his band a bill to relieve one of their Lordibips
from the penalties which attached to his having fat in the Houfe
dufing a debate, without taking the oaths. The Noble Lord al-
Wed to vras Lord De Dun Renville, who. from inadvertency, re•
mained in the Houfe when the Slave Trade Abolition Bill was
under difeuffion, though his Lordihip did not vote. In a former
cafe, when a bill of this kind was refortcd to, the Noble Lord (the
Marquis of Latifclowne) who, from miler inadvertency. had
violated the itatute of Charles 11. not only fat in the Houfe but
took a part in its proceedings, and gave his vote. In bringing in
the bill in his band, be bad fiddly followed the precedent of the
cafe of the Marquis of Lanfdowne, by conflating his Majcity's
pleafnre upon the occafion, as this was a matter fuppofed to con-
cern the prerogative, and be had to Bate, that be ihtroduced the
meafure by his Majefty's command.
The Bill was then read a firft time.
The bins Treafury Bills' Bill, and Canada Yarn Bill, were read
a third time and paffed.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In a Committee of the whole Houfe. the Chz..4man was °Mc:el
to bringin a Bill for authorizing his Majefty to grant the King's
Houfe at Greenwich, and the appurtenances thereunto belonging,
to the Royal Naval Afylem.
Mr. ADDINGTON gave notice, that he fhould move to-mor-
row for copies of the Correfpondence of the Secretaries of State
to the Governors of the Ifle of Trinidad, refpeding the *hams of
Lands in that ifla.nd.
On the motion of Lord HOWICK, it wan (mitred that the
names of the Members ()mold be called over on Tutfday neat, for
the purpofe of chufing p Select Committee.
The Bill for repealing part of the Statute of Queen Anne. giving
certain priv;leges to the South Sea Company, was read a firft time,
and <>retired to be read a fecond time to-morrow.
Lord TEMPLE moved for and obtained leave to bring in a
bill for the better Regulation of Pilotage and Pilots in the different
ports of Great Britain.
A Meffage from the Lords informed the Houfe, that their
Lordfhips had agreed to the One Million frith Treafury Bill. Bill,
to the Bill for preventing the Sediatftion of Soldiers and Sailors,
and to the frith Gun Powder Importation Bill.
The Cape of Good Hope Trade Regulation Bill was read a third
tine and palled