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TUESDAY, MARCH l 6; 1824.

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HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
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By WILLIAAI GODWIN. .
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PARLIAIVIEN FAR Y PROCEEDINGS. •

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HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 15.

This morning the Loan Cu SNCELLOR sat for Appeals, in which
he was assisted by Lord liengsnALE, and attended by the Duke Of
ARGYLL, Lord Serser, and the Bishop of eIIESTE:t.
The appeal of " O'Connor r. Kirwan," from the Court of Chan-
cery in Ireland, was first proceeded with, when Mr. Ila tir and
afiADWELL were heard for the respondent, and Mr. SUODEI4 in
reply.—Judgment deferred.
`s Dixon and others r. Graham," from the Court of Session, in
Scotland, was next called for; when Mr. Soanwst.Land Mr. A elm-
caosisv were heard for the appellants, and Mr. WARREN and .Mr.
ISltt.!..ta for the .respondent—and the further hearing was ad-
journed to Wednesday.
The Lento CRAW:F[I.OR now left the Muse, in old'r to take
dinner in his private room ; where the Earl of SHAFTESIII/RY joined I
nine.—Within a few minute, of Svc o'clock, the Loan CMANCELL.JR
r:.1111Mtll the WUUIS3Ch.
Petitions wv:c presented from Derbyshire, by Earl GP.OSVFNOII;
from Truro, by the Bishop of FALTER; and from Rutland, and
other placers, and from the Town of Leicester; by Lord STow:YI.I.I
[be Earl Of 'CAIINARVOK, and Viscount CLIFORN, praying fur the
Abolition of Slavery in the Monies.
A Petition of quite another kind, ss the Noble Lnrd called it,
was presented by Viscount CLiKotsr irons some Parish in the
County of Kilkenny, in Ireland, praying for a Repeal of the Tithe
Composition Act ; but, owing to an.informality, his Lordship was
induced to withdraw if.
Mr. Emmert., from the London Dock Company, delivered an
Account of the Receipts and Disbursements for one year. •
The Marquis of LANS DOW N. presented Petitions from Neath
and Penryth, for the Abolition of Slavery.
The Marquis of LANSDOW N.—B.fore the [louse proceeds to
the Order of the Day, Ihope that the Noble Earl opposite will per-
mit me again to ask, or rather to renew the question I lately put,:
whether any answer has been received to the last printed Dispatch
from Mr, Secretary Canning to Sir William A'Court?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL—I have no difficulty in stating, in
reference to the inquiry made by the Noble Marquis, that no offi-
cial answer hair at present been received by his Majesty's Govern-
' ment, from the Cabinet of Madrid, to the Dispatch mentioned by
the Noble Lord.