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London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

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"PARLIAMEArI'ARr PROCEEDINGS.
• HOUSE OP LORDS, FEERUARY 24.
Coined were heiril it cotioderable length touching the Sails
Appal Cause, Wig& si:Dicksons;vis. Mr. Horner, as Secolid
Csansgl, for the Aippelbutt ; Sir S. Romilly and Mr. Nolan fee
rtcyroildillte,,aud Mr. Adam for the Appellant, in reply.—
0 • flintier =milder:llion of the case was adjourned until
ittendiy n ir
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
The End of LIVERPOOL prevented Petitions against the
Catholic. Chums front Plymouth, in the County of Devon ; boil
the Town of Drogheda, to Irdso ; and from the Parish of Se.
townard`e, Shoreditch, and certain adjacent Parishes, which brig
rad, were orliered to 1k on the table.
The Earl of CHARLE VILLE presented Petitions to &elate
effect : one front King's County, and the other from doe essay
of Lieu:etch, both 44.41:1aud. _
Lad ROLLE presenteda Petition from crypt% Potolaat
Vhseaers'of the City Inn County of the City Of 3110110ws Bor.db
*so-purpose
Lord Viscount SIDMOOTH presented two Pethiooll et a
similar import. The first Iron the Parish of &abasing's in the
last, in the City of London ; and the second (rpm the Miul.
1
ittro airtl Elders of the Provincial Sped. of ,khree and "'Mots
date :as did , 0-'-' • ns
Lord DE DUNSI'ANVILLkaao from *the tows of Bads
my*, in Cornwall. i . .. ...
These document, beiniread, Were se:wAlt adored to lle oa
the Tible. , ••• t a
The Eishisp of CHESTER jpartallpi illetithins to the same
effect as those already.on the Table, bps the Arciadeaconries of
tornwall and Derby, which were received and ordered In ths
usual way by their Lordships. _
The Rey. Prelate also presented one from the Ardidepeoary
of Stafford, to a like effect; btu in consequence of some [new?
rerun,* or informality with reenact to the signatures, it was
i agreed to be withdrawn.
Lord ST. HELENS presented a Petition from the Mayor Ind
Aldermen of the Borough of Stamford, in the County of Lin-
coin, preying the Claims ,'f the Roman Catholics may use an.
jetted. Ordered to lie on the table.
MISCELLANIIOHa.
The Marquis of STAFFORD presented a Petition from the
Merchants, Manufacturers, and ethers, of the Borough of Wei-
sal, in Staffordshire, against the continuance of the Bast India
Company's Monopoly; which was ordered to lie on the table.
The Local Tokens and Leith Harbour Bills were brought up
from the Commons by Sir WILLIAM CUILTIS and others, ad
severally read a first time.
A few Private Bills *ere also brought up by the Hon. Baronet
and Mr. CHUTE, which were also read a 11[M time.
On the Motion of Lord REDSSDALk.', the further a:insider*.
don of the Irish Appeal Cause, " Gem sr. Staxpoule," was del
leered till to-morrow. • •...
The LORD CHANCELLOR tamed his intention to move
their Lordships to-morrow, to take into their final considera-
tion, the Appeal Cause of le East India Company sr. Wight-