Star.
London, England, 1812-12-15 00:00:00

• P4RIIIMENT4RTPROCKEDIVOL
HOUSE OF LORDS, •DECEMSER 14.
In three appeals from the Courts of Chancery and Evehos*,
The East India Company o. Antrobus and others," Sir Amine
Pigott was beard for the Appellants. Further hearing to- .
merest
The Insolvent Debtors' Amendswat Bill was read a third Mut,
wed.
IRe Starch ItTri, and the Sup; Brewing BM, passeithisso
committees, and were reprint.—Adjouthed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER Informed the Holm that he had received litarfrom the Clerk af ern in Ireland, indium* g a Lic
fld Berrietere who bad consents/ to set in the contested Da.
dens In Ireland.
Mr. GIDDY, en the embark, et a precedent, which Ith
notion was reed to .the. House, oared .that the C. 414/
Crows do amend. the return fyir.the Borough of St. mickeeL
by erating the name of Rolleri'rkthge Hobart, and looting* t
plane the name of George Roltert.tielhart, be bIW gives fyi,
dente to show that that was the aamitif eleoCebibieseilleinei
Qrdered. ,
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A 1= from the Lords itatecl, SA r j
ME NW,.
for- A g the Insolvent Debtors( Art of Past 3eidda,*
which she? desired the concurrence an* lloese of Ceauesa.
kLXCTION iiETITIOAISI • •

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amebae of Election Petition, ware atom in tight tehlK
the name of each being Airrittea.cia:* slip of zxbie ye*
wore out into a glass and drawn eat in the •• order.
*waif fixing the priority dr each • .
Ilse Petition of certain Freeheideri, tumnPainhig NAs
tern of the Oltsiag Members fir the County of:Penierebkivis
ordered to•le taken into, consideratien. on Teak *ad
March, at three o'clock tittle ahem .-•
The Petition against the return fort j ,efgarriiarthen
on the 9d *March, at half-past= . •
Thy. Petition spinet -the•stt Mr loathe Cas
.7)luzdaYelhe fikfitMosch. it latoovi3'.oloik..... 1% 4.i
A react= from Ondaesl Tulsa% Sour •
Oeftbinniithe db of March.
A pedtios, of the returnefee en
Tuesday the Utli 1004 at three o'clock. • • ,
A Petition, complidnifig of the return for Ortityreig
Tuesday the 9th of March, at half-past three o'clock. '*:
astaribtabig of the return Rif die MOO erNo.
WO, ma TWO./ tit* iith of Mtn*, at direwe'deek.
• A Petition, complaining of the return for the &Mt* if cat.
lion the 11th Mardi 04 at half-past throe o'.
gnletltios, complaining of the return .J6r the Borough of
'Pembroke, -on 1 neatly the 160 March, at tiretieelock. •
• A Petition against the return N.r the. County et Cork, ants
10th March, at bail-past three **slosh. • • _ • .
A second Petition agalnsobe return for .the.torough,of Tn.
gony, on the same day fixed for the consideration of the lair
Petition.

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A second Petition by Generalletß,- against the Mato fe
Great Grimsby.; also on the swab day appointed for Le In*
deradon of the former Petition against that return..
A Petition, complaining of the return for the lleesugh of Rd
ston, on Thursday the 18th Mara; at dams o'clock.
A Petition was presented en behalf-of Mr: sake, who lied
petitioned against the return of the Hobos/able Frederick he.
sonby for the City of Galw?y, praying to have the time for lede.
ins his sureties evendesi, on the ground, that Ater every mud,
the Petitioner had beet% unable to serve the necessary initial*
Mr. Ponsonby, or to discover who were his Agents.
Mr. PONSONBY stated, the inquiries after his Heeeerstie
f riend, acoonling to the statentent of the Petitioner himself, had
been not where he could expect to find bins, but where be vas
certain not to hod him. The Petitioner must save known the
his Honourable Friend was in lrilasid, and he had sought)im
this country. Wised no objection, however, to the-extesise
required.—The period was accordingly extruded for-. 30 dam
The SPEAKER having informed the House that this far the
last day for receiving Election Petitions, petitions were promoted
zgalast the returns for the following places, six. Seafenltto be
taken into consideration on the nth of March
to be telteninto consideration on the 11.1dt Deirripattids-vm be
taken into consideration on the same day; and Csenodenitele
Itaken into consideration on.she 2.stit of the mat aka& •
• -; • aotp atom au.i. - •

The CHANCELL'OR'sf'tbLOCHEVER
having moved the Order °VAT foe. theirl
reading of the Gold Coin B
Mr. WHITBREAD rose, 'and moved, diat.cer-
lain entries in the Journals of the last Session be read.
r,,;;The first .I(esokition bore, that by the Law and
Constitution of England, it was the undoubted right
of every man to sell his property, and to give away
Bank notes for nothing, or for what price be pleases,
and, if he does not receive for them what he wig"
to beep them to himself. Upon which resolution the
previous question being put, the same was carried is
the affirmative.
Mr. WHITBREAD then moved s Rio
solution.
On which the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE.
QUER moved the previous question, Which was pet
and carried without a division.
The second Resolution was then read, purporting
That any statute, having for its object to restrain
dini. right, was. an infringement of the Constantin,
van violation of the unalienable rights of the mb
elects of this country. • .
This question being put, and the pririiiinsquestio
being moved upon it, the previous question, 'was
again carried without a division. zi .
The third Resolution •bore, that-so soon Ike lor
to the above effect should be passed, the,effectletala
be .to cause the inetallic..curzenci to..disappear.
The same question being noy par..and the
ciii,Lon of the Exciumuna hetv!eirigain moved.lie
previous question, the Houseditss,l eibenthasP
hers were—
,• ijoe.A.- • • -
.Poe the Previous Question, 75..• ;
Majority to fii - • Wialogig
llrben•strangers
levy, we found Mr..,
hag the third reedit*
objected to the
'lectors from the 1.
!they might be induced,
iepon bills presented
'ilt in cases Which -
-dons. In this way
tors to go beyond
thps au unfbrtunate
was produced,
these few years h.
Mies to the GOverni
of the times. as it'
to the present sy,
been found die !
tion of the. war,
had gained the greatest
greatest prospect
Mr. ROSE restated
that issues from
what the Hon..
On the contrary, te.. A exchange t.
nod when those issues were the greatest. •
Mr. GRANT ttlie Meatier for Great '""ib•••!-----.
• could not conceive any possible tow hi:1454.• 1a
depredation of paper currency could beoc
" but by the credit of the penint riding it hat%
to
mired a shock, or by the istoes. bealrilsals?
great quantities. Bad coo-04ga thaL
system of the -Government of thiagoastoi-wi
regarded the present meisinw as theefikTo
cutting off, as it did, even the Prc*crEilegim

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of the MOOS f4;lissA ‘
m favour . 44
wrs were 106 addittelifistothegit
Mr. Amu:ammo tin his lertscr
eadidg Of the-N.l'; He Ore ~./
11!IY"OtieVlit rot irgalt
e issues t Ira 0 . kr . •
induced, 'whet* tief air," I'4o
colacs.
toted td be cliacoOtted, 0.. A.tit
ich wore .110eieul triercio
vrayfieflitieofrere given to ... i.l
and what thefatherwlst La,*
unate re-actin h' and overlie:4lV
from which the distresses. ?4.1.01111,2„,
had arisen.: ' lotted OS givilt
warn cent too; to meet the eaZZ
sit hid been inxinuatesraw. .__i
latent was ealculatecrth said? kw
greatest impeaimint tb the' prolleP
, event in that quarter where .m 114?
greatest glotri iusd'wbere we Or
!ct of success:
vstated his assertiOni Ws tailiff_ ,V -
n the. Bank had no effect in mengvil
Gentleman called a .4. aepreciad*
'T, the rate of exchange rose # t*r.