Star.
London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS APRIL 28.
Thetersairdslips met this day (on the expiration of the Easter
recess) pummoireo adjournment.
The Duke of Rozatrawt (ooe of the sixteen Scots Peers), the
Earl of Faiurtrast (one of the Irish Representative Peers) and
Lord Viscount Downs, took the oaths and their se
Lord did the
Bishops of throats and Wraierserrea.
The Bert of ENNISKILLEN presented a Petition from the
town of that name, praying for the discontinuance of the present
Window Duties in Ireland.
Lord SOMERS presented a Petition in favour of the Catho-
lic Claims.
The Earl of LAUDERDALEpresented a Petition from the
County of Forfar, in Scotland, against the imposition of any ad-
' &Ronal Duties on Coals.
The Earl of LONSDALE presented a Petition from the
Counties of Northumberland, Cuniberiand, Durham, and York,
against rendering Lead Mines fable to the Poors' Rates.
Viscount GRANVILLE annotmced his intention to move
the second reading of the Canal Felonies Bill on Monday next.
Mr. Ettrasysow, from the Admiralty, presented at the liar
certain Accounts respecting the present state of his Majesty's
Ships and Vessels, pursuant to a precept founded upon a recent
Order of the liouse.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY noticed his intention to move
the second reading of the Alkali Duties Bill on Monday.
Viscount MELVILLE presented a Petition from the Synods
of dlasgow and Ayr, against granting any further concessions to
the Roman Catholics that may be inconsistent with the safety-
,of the Constitution, as established in Church and State—whiff,
with the foregoing Petition, were severally ordered to lie so
the table.
Several Private Bills were forwarded.—Their Lordships then
adjourned (tomorrow being St. George's Day, that appointed
for the future celebration of the Prince Regent's Natal Day,)
until Monday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
• Committee was chosen'by ballot, to try the merits of the
Lanarkshire Election, on the. Petition of Sir A. Cochrane.

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perspiration, change of anat., Dec.'aver,The names of the defaulters at the ist Ballot were called Ductianan, a weaver or tsiasgow„wno sLaCCU, Ulai
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and the following Members being absent without offering on: 22c1 of February, 1817, when assembled with
nuch eigeemed by Ladles, for making the Hair beau-
iyie excuse, were ordered to be taken into custody by the See-
and glossy, and I'w.
..reserving it in curl during czar- some others to consider the legal means' of obtaining
rant at Arms:—Mr. Crompton, Mr. F. & Douglas, Lord parochial relief, he was seized by the Sheriff Fisca,
cing or walking, or in damp weather.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, Atfahltrih. Mr. fdaberley, Mr. J. 11. Crtigifistbe Honourable
and conveyed. to
_ a prison in:Glasgow, where lie *as
Ivey or Iled Hair on the Head Os Whiskers to an waboto • J.,- mares Sir John Stewart, the kleewaltakie Matt Stelitetea., • i
_ neither washing, persona", a„, :int% L Tomlin, and Sir Gudtrey Webster, ..., a,
o permanent, test
dered tole eillid over to morrow. '. ' iiivic:tke confined is a cell, only tune feet long, •with a table 4
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e ran possibly remove the colour. The names or the defaulters at the Bellit tillitistsy woe or- fixed in the middle of it, 4tihich preventecrhfittrfom • •
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Freckles, Redness, and Hardness from the Skin, keeps DI. W. PA•KNELLpiesonted a Peddled , •
tapping, and makes it white, soft and evea. It is also him ; . p egi
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