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Tel Regi,oventief4l44fiery—blajot Blaney Walsh to be Licata
Colonel, vice illnelair. WAS mitts ; Brevet Major Nathaniel
Wilmot Oliver to be Major, vice Walsh; Second Captain Philip
Warren Walker to be Captain, vice Oliver • Second Captain
Robert F. Phillips, from half pay, to be Sieved Captain, vice
Walker.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Novintsra 14.

This being the day fixed for the Meeting of the New
Parliament, several Peers tad assembled in the House
before two o'clock. About that hour, the Loop CHAN-
c.4ILLoR rose, and stated to their Lordships that his Ma-
jesty had been pleased to cause a writ to be issued, under
the Great Seal, appointing him and other Lords therein
named, to open this Parlianient.
On the motion of the LORD CHANCRLLOR a short ad-
journinent took place, and the Lords Commissioners
retired to robe. The House being resumed, the follow-
ing Lords Commissioners took their seats on the wool-
sack. vie. the LARD CHANC6LLOR, the Duke of WiL-
LINGTON, the Earl of Ltvenpoot., the Earl of WIRT-
mnRLAND, and the Eati of HARROWRY.

lArd BSILIY CUM in robed with the Cettunistiesten, bat ea
the entrance of the Doke of Weumsirrox, be took his seat on one
of the side beaches, and the Noble Doke took his place moos the

The LORD CHANCELLOR directed Mr. Qttauta, the
Yeoman (Alter of the flack Rod, to rejoin the attendance of
the Commas. _ _ _ _ _ _

Mr. Qua asis proceeded forthwith to execute this
order, and soon returned to the bar, accompanied by
Mr. Lax, the Principal Clerk of the House of Com-
mons, and a considerable number of the Members.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, addressing the Lords
and Commons, said, that his Majesty bad been graci-
ously pleased to cause Letters Patent to be issued under
the Great Seal to certain Lords directed, authorising
them to open this Parliameert, which Commission they
would now hear read.

The Commission being read by the Clerk,
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that in obedience
to his Majesty's commands, he bad to inform the Lords
and Gentlemen of the House of Commons. that as soon
as both Houses should be sworn, his Majesty would
declare the causes which bad induced him to call them
together. In the mean time, it being necessary that a
Speaker of tie House of Commons should be chosen, it
was his Majesty's pleasure that the Gentlemen of that
House should return to the place where they usually
hold their sittings, and there proceed to choose some fit
and proper person to be their Speaker, and that they
should present the person so chosen to-morrow at two
o'clock, For his Majesty's royal approbation.
The Commons immediately withdrew, and die Lords Commis-
sioners retired to aerobe.
On the return of the Loan Cusarandoef be took the makes and
the House went to prayers.
Two stile new Peet% ris. Baron newsman (formerly Sir C.
Lone), and Baron Frasstiesc (formerly Mr. Doecestsz, of Duo.
roadie Park, Yorkilire), were introduced with the meal ceremo.
mina. sworn. and took their seats. They were severally introduced
by Lords AMMO and Maur.
Among the Peers who took the oaths were the Loads Commis.
sinners already meatimsed, and the following t--The Duke of Su-
lu, the Duke of Ames, Marquis Camara, the Arshot of
the Bishops of Cmcaarma, Ilimmatray, and Loa.
sox ; the Earls of EMMET, Crreemorm, Lseaeseasa. Smarm-
sour, and Meow; Leeds Tonensavos, Waumenass, Possums,
Asesu, Gamuts, Beater. CAIUU3I•7OIIi NXIMILIgi and S. tis.
rases.—At four o'clock tbe Hoses atljeuetteiL