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AGENTLEMAN of great respectability, who is
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conceives, peculiarly qualify him, proposes to form a GENERAL
AGENCY ESTABLISHMENT for Purchasing and Selling
ESTATES and MERCHANDIZE of every description; reco-
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or test daYi, and will be ready to undertake any Commission or
Ageincy on the most liberal plan. References of the most
respectable disicription will be given to Merchants and llankers
in the City .of London.
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PifkLIAMENT4RT PROCEEDINGS.

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HOUSE OF LORDS. JULY 29.
Thowiliernoon was occupied in the consideration
of iii‘iginout respecting several of the appeal causes
which have been fully heard. Among these, in the
east of 64 Shand v. Henderson," the decision was,
so remit it back to the Court of Session, with special
-erections lot its further consideration.
The judgment of the Court below, in the case of
d, Welch v. Maxwell," was affirmed ; and in that of
Binard v. the Msrguis of Donegal," reversed.
In the case of Agnew v. Agnew," there were
there appeals. The two first of these were remitted
back for farther consideration.
The Royal Assent was then declared, by Commis-
akes• to the Princess of Wales's Establishment Jill;
thy Dike of Wellington's Annuity, and Lords Beres-
f Combermere's, Hill's, and Lyndocli's
puity Bil!si, - the War Duties Continuation ; the
Aw n. Regulation ; Board of Works ; Army and
IslsvTSsdnction; the Coppright ; and to one Pri-

eau fedi.
The laird; Commissloners were, the LORD CHAR-
M:A.ORa the Marquis of Htersoare and the Earl 0!
SHAN'T tsBURY..
The Marquis of HERTFORD (as Lord Chun.
berlam) reported the-Answer of the Prince Regent
to their Lorie.ips' Address of yesterday, in favour
oi Robert Quarme, Esq. imp6rting that his Royal
Highness received the same very graciously, and was
pleased to say he would give directions accordingly.
• MISCILLANLOCS. • •
▪ E irl of SHANNON presented an Address
from the inhabitants of the City of Cork against the
revival of the African Slave Trade, which was order-
ed to lie on the table.
The Noble Easl al;ci presented a Petition from the
Quakers of the same City to the like effect, but which,
do account of some informality in the Address s their
Lordships declined receiving.
• The Ship Letters'Bill, the British Local Militia
Pay and Clothing, the Irish Assaults, the East India
Comen:ssioners, the Scots Spirits Duties, the Post
Horse Duties, the Thames Navigation, Cordage Ex-
portation, Militia 'rraining, Offender's Escape, Irish
Militia Pay and .Clothing, Lind Tax Redemption,
And the Irish Seditious Meeting Bias were severally
read a third time, and passed.
The last rnetaiiorted 8.11, cn the occasion of its
Third reading, received an amendment on the sugges-
tion of Viscount SIDAIOUTH, limiting its duration to
two iastead of three years,-as his Lordship stated
was the original intention:
A. Mi ssage was sent to-acquaint the Commons with
these proceedings.
The LORDCHANCELLOR presented a Petition against
the Slave Trade, as were several to the same pur-
pose, by Earl STANHOPR. These documents were
ordered to lie on thetable.
• On the third appeal in the case of gi Agnew v.
Agnew," their Ll,rd:hips decision was a dismissal of,
the case, with a declaration. that the Appellant ihould
be afforded such relief (irimp) as be may be entitled
to in any ocher mode of proceeding.
• In the appeal of is Smith v. M'Niel and others,"
tbeii Lordships judgment went to affirm that of the
Court below. •
. The. Vote of Credit, the English Pay aad
Clothing Bills, passed through Committees of this
'whole House, and were reported.
The, Isiah Aeditious Meetings Bill was returned
from the useentons, by Mr. LUSHINGTON, with die•
etectiesoenceof that Howie in the amendment made
trt• : 1411hbr
• - • • the
'4'• mesh is and application of the
. ,
s • Daol• from the 10th of 'October,
• ,
.11 . October, 1813, was presented
its Os Bas, by Kr. Snuttens, and ordered to lie en
the ta.ble.4.Adiourned till to-morrow (this day). ,
• MUSS OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER having been sum/nosed to the
Maas, on his return, stated the Royal Assent to have
,daeen given so several Bills (for which see the Lords).
foyers' Petitions were presented against the revival
41 the Slave Trade.—Ordered to lie on the table.
—Mr. 1). GIDDY (in the absence of an Hoe. Friend)
considering the amendments made by the Lords to
itsc Criminal Returns Bill, to be a breach of the pri-
vileges of this House, moved that they should be
..:taken into consideration on that day month. The
.pertion was agreed to.
On the motion of Mr. PRESTON, the amend.
'silents made by the Lords to the Wills Attestation
811, vi.re taken into consideration, and agreed to‘
A person from I)over Harbour presented an Ac-
zeiont of the receipt and application of the Dover
tlarbour Totliiage Duties,. from the 10th Oct. 18112,
to the 10th Oct. 1815.
• A Ni'w Writ was ordered for Wexford in the room
ref iictinicAlFisb, who, since his election, had acc• pied
the Office of Escheator of Munster.
• General THORNTON withdrew the notice he
!rid-given of a motion to alter and amend the Acts
. q'S!. 13th and 14th of Charles IL fur regulating
LI e of Public Prayer.
LUSUINGKON brought up an account of

the number of Writs of Extent issued from the sth of
July, 1813, to the sth of July, 1814, distinguishing
those issued by the Crown from those issued by pri-
vate persons.
A New Writ was ordered for the City of Edinburgh.
in the room of the Right Hon. W. Dundas, who,
since his election, had accepted the office of Keeper
of the Signet in Scotland.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, the order that the Papers respect-
ing the Post-office should lie on the table of the House,
was discharged, and the Papers ordered to be re-de-
livered, the proper extracts being previously made.
A Message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships' concurrence v‘ith the Land Tax Redemption
Bill, the Scotch Spirits Bill, the Thames Police Bill,
and other Bills, without any amendment ; and also
their concurrence with the Irish Seditious Meeting

Bill, with an Amendment.
The amendment made in the last mentioned Bill
was taken into consideration, and_ agreed to, and
ccimmtmication ordered to be made to the Loris on
the subject.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).