Star.
London, England, 1811-02-16 00:00:00

PTSPUTED PtERAGES.

The Duke of NORFOLK called the attention ofd,
their Lordships to the circumstance oldie two peerage'
cAses which had been so long pending—[We believe
his Grace alluded to the Roxburgh and Banbury
cases]--and the further consideration of which had
been put off from the last until the preient Ses-
sion. He thought as little further delay as possible,
should be sutTe.red to take pLtee. Under this impres-1
sion, he wished to kniiw front the Noble Lord on the,
Woolsack, when it was intended to resume the pror
ceedings on those cases?
The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed his wish
that the.ll/41,,b1e Duke had put his question when some
of those Noble Lords who were in the habit of atten-
ding these cases were present. It was his own desire
that as little delay as possible should obtain, and that
as far as in him lay, the intention was to proceed soon
with the further consideration of the cases alluded to.
Adjourned till Monday.
?MUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. WHARTON presented an Account of the Exchequer.-
bills for IR iO, outstanding and unprovided for by Parliament.
On the motion of Mr. W. SMITH, leave was given to bring
In a Bill fur incorporating the Proprietors of the British Herring
Fishery.
Mr. ROCIIFORT gave notice, that lie should on Tuesday
next move the postponement of the Petition complainleg of au
undue return for Limerick.
A Messag► from the Lords Informed the House that their
Lordships had ag-end to the request of this House, and would
allow Lord Mendip and others to attend the Committee on Sine-
cure Offices.

I I)St. PARK:Is:n.B YOUitO MAWS COIIVANION.
ilia day was published, in One Vol Duodecimo,
rlosely printed, and embellished with Eight Engravings, pries
I 4s. 6d. in boards, or neatly hound and lettered ss.
THE or SE :BEST COMPANION,
Reading,
'l,,vlrOitinNg,
\L'OF
Ul
VS' l'l'R U CaENO ZS :
and Arithmetic, in an easier way than any yet published ; with
nstructions to qualify any person for business without the help
fa Master; Merchants' Accompts, Book-keepirg; method of I NEW THEATRE.
MeatUring Carpe:rters, Joiners, Ericklayern, Plasterers, Plum- Mr. MELLISH this day brought in the Report of the Com-
berm, Masons, Glazi: Ts, Painters' Wen k, Scc. and the mode of 1 mittee of the 'louse of Commons on the Petition of the Subseri.'
sodertakirg each Work, and at what price. Also, Gauging; boa for a New 'Theatre in the Metropolis, and leave was giellil
'ing, Dying. Co:ouring, and making et:lours. I to bring in the Bill.
Likewise a description of England and Wales, and General EXC 1
HEQUER BILL OFFICE.
Observr ions on Gardening for cocky Month in the Year. To Mr. WHITBREAD asked the Chancellor of the Exchelner If I
hie, is added, a 'Treatise on Short Hand, a compendium of the
any reform had yet taken place in the Exchequer Bill Office ? I
Sciences of Geography and Astronomy, containing a brier/xi-
,.•l The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that one
rivtit:ta of the different parts of the Earth, anti a surrey of the •or two removals had taken place.
airsti.ll Dodies, dtc. And an introductory Essay on General : W
- Mr. HITUREAD professed himseV glad to hear this, as he
nouledir, 1
: had made inquiries as to this subizct on the last days of the late
• by Dr. PARNINS, of Little Conerby, Lineolnshire.
' Session, and oinking had then been done.
Author of the New Cnh!net of Xnowledgc, &c 1
' SCOTCH RANKRUPT ACT.
London : Printed for I hennas Tegg, No. lii. ehtaynide ; Wm. :
Ilinion; No. Si, New Bond-mutt; and sold by Motes, Duu- to The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND moved foe leave
Glatolow, axi Mr. Sutherland, ltdissburgh. , Wing In a Bill for the renewal at :be Saida Uw krnpt AM .
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