Star.
London, England, 1831-06-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF IM THIS DAY.

At two o'clock their Lordships assembled. and Prayers
having been read, at ha/f.past two martyrs were admitted.
The Duke of CUMINEILAMID. the Marquis of LONDON.
DERRY, the Marquis of HanTroan, and the Rail of
SILIFTEIIIIIIIRT, wets: present ; the latter of whom took his
seat on the Woolsack.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CuanzaLoon took
the oaths and his seat ; Lntd Drszvon, Loud Posetall.
I.oed ELLimmetotros, Lord FARNHAM, and other Pan,
also took the oaths and their seats; after which the House
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF CMMVr-(THIS DAY.)

The S took his wet this day, at twelve o'clock,
when Prayers were read, and the oaths administered to a
considerable number of the Members; among whom we no-
ticed Lard John Russell, Sir Thomas Denman, the Mar.
quis of Chandos, Sir Robert Harty, the Honourable Mr.
Lambe, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Calash, Lord Henry Chol.
:model'', Lord Howick, &e. &c.
HOUSE OF LOH 1.--"r"—Tuzsuar, Jima 13.
At a quarter to three o'clock, prayers having been read,
his Majesty's Commissioners, the Lord Chancellor, the
Duke of Richmond, Lord Durham, and the Marquis of
Lansdowne took their seats.

The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod was then
directed by the Lewd Chancellor to order the attend-
ance of the Commons to the bar. In a few
minutes Mr. Manners Sutton, accompanied by a numerous
body of the Members of the House of Commons, appeared
at the Rm.

Mr. Max wins Sorrow having bowed to their Lord-
ships, addressed them u follows :—My Lords, I have to
acquaint your Lordships, that in obedience to his Ma-
jesty's commands, and In the exercise of their 'indent and
undoubted privilege, his Majesty's faithful Commons have
elected a speaker, and their choice has fallen on me. My
Lords, I am deeply aware of the importance of the situ-
ation I am now called upon to fill, which fourteen years'
experience hos fully proved to met and of the many ha.
perfections belonging to myself, no one can be more sen-
sible than I am. Should His Majesty be pleased to
disapprove of the choice his faithful Commons have made,
there will be no dilliculty in selecting another Member
better qualified than I am, to undertake the duties olds* dig.
pilled and important trust which has been imposed on me.

The LORD CHANCELLOR—Mr. Sutton: We his
Majesty's Commissioners have It In command to Inform you,

that his Majesty confirms the appointment of you as their
Speaker. by his faithfal Commons.

Mr. SUTTON—My Lords, I have now to claim, on
the part of his Majesty's faithful Commons, all the rights,
liberties, sad privileges heretofore granted them, particularly
freedom from west, freedom of debate, and free access to
his Majesty's presence, when occasion may require ; sad,
should any faults arise, I pray that they may be attributed
to me, and not to them.

The LORD CH ANCELLOR-41r. SpesJuse, we are
further commanded to inform you, that His Majesty
fully confirms to his Faithful Commons all their ancient
rights, liberties, and privileges. With respect to yourself, the
arduous duties of your 'booties, the long period you hove
filled the Dike, and the deep learning you have displayed
on all occosisoe. need oo assurance of his Majesty's entire
confidence in the choice hie faithful Commons have mode,
and that his Majesty wiU at aU times be disposed to place
the most favourable construction on their actions.

m. lfrzAzes, with the Commons, then robed.
Tbe Earl Of MIIIIITIR, the IMO eldest sea, was ha-
induced by the Earls of ROXYZY and DINIIIOI4 and took
tb. /albs and sat as Baron Tllllllllllllllr.

Aston the Peers ewers to-day, were the Dukes et
&MI% WNLIAINIVION, Slowness, and Nawciersa ; tbe
Earls of Rosearst, lIMUIWOOD. and TANEXIMLLII Lords
Cumin, CaLrnoara, and Bueseteut.—Adjetumed at Peer
inks*.