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London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

Wit, and fie actOttngil declate.l it to be rewired,
amid a storm of conflicting murmurs and plaudits.
The PRESIDENT now attempted to proceed with
the Order of the Day for the continued discu—ion
of the Financial Accounts of 1818.

The iffi kept bawling out incessantly that that was
'not the order of the day—that M. GIAA RUIN JllOlll.l •
be heard on the Election Project,
The PRESIDENT persisted in what he conceived his
course of duty ; he read Article 9th of the Financial
Project.
General FOY ascended the Tribune, but without
taking any notice of the Financial Article, took up
um subject of the Election Project. •He observed,
that M. Giratdin wished now only to speak to the
question of printing the new Project; the reception
of it might be matter of cosine, but the printing
of it was not.

The PRESIDENT called him to order•, and again real
Article 9th of the Financial Project.
All was again noise and confusion. On the finance
matter no one would speak, and the PEES ivmsr p.:t
it to the vote. The right and centre rose in thc affi:-
mative, bat the left -would not vote at all ; the
Finance Project they persisted was not the sui.j.2ct
under discussion. The Paasioawr went on ai:d :cad
Article 10th. M. Barron; proposed an Ame2t4,l,ent.
The left renewed their clamour; it was nut the
Finances they again said, which they had to dis-
'cuss, but the question of the Election Project.
The PitsuouNT endeavoured to get on with the
Finance business, but in vain. Whenever a Member
on the left rose to speak, it was not about Finance,
but about the Election Project, and all of new be-
came the most ourageous disorder. The Pazstrasr
was at last obliged to suspend the Sitting for-an
hour, to allow the Members time to cool, and per-
haps to come to some understanding. When that
period had elapsed, and the Sitting was resumed, it
appeared to have been agreed that the question' of
printing the Election Project sAotild be dismissed. •

GIRARDIN accordingly ascended the Tritune
to speak on this point, and he thus began :—" The
right of withdrawing a Project once presented, does
it form part of the Royal prerogative?"

He was instantly interrupted by cries from the
right and centre of Quertiole, question !—the print-
ing, that is the Question!" The agitation was again
as great as ever ; a dozen persons were speaking at
a time. Inenury caught at last a calm moment :
he repeated his question—" Does the righ: of with-
drawing a Project, once presented, form part of the
Royal prerogative?" And, before he could be
again interrupted, exclaimed with a loud voice,
" Yes." This unexpected steneueesesst threw the as-
sembly into general merriment, and the printing of
.the Project was afterwards voted altnost
unaai-
.aiously.—Five per Cents. Monday, 74fr. 10c.

• Yesterday his Mammy held a Court at Carlten
House, which was attended by most of the Cabinet
Ministers; the Austrian and Spanish Ambassadors;
the Swedish, Neapolitan, and Sardinian Ministers;
the Prussian Charge d'Affaires; the Special Mistime
,from the Courts of Prussia, Wurternberg, and Bruns-
wick; the Depttation from the Church of Scotland;
a Deputation from the University of Edinburgh.—
His MAJESTY was graciously pleased to receive the
Deputation frotn the Church of Scotland in his closet.
it consisted of—

Doctir Macfarlane, Moderator of the March of Scotland;
Sir Henry Welwood Moncrief, Bart. Doctor Nichol!, Principal
of the United College of St. Andrew ; Mr. John Connell, Pro-
curator for the Church of Scotland; Doctor Inglis and Dr.
Grant, Ministers of Edinburgh.
Dr. MACFARLANE, Moderator -of the Church of
Scotland, delivered the Addresses of Condolence
upon the demise of the late Knzo, and upon his pre-
sent MAJESTY'S Accession to the Throne; to which' tbe
KING returned an approptiate answer. The Gentle-
men composing the Deputation were most graciously
received, and had the honour to kiss his MAJESTY'S
hand. JOHN CONNELL, Esq. the Procurator for
the Church of Scotland, received the honour of
Knighthood.
Lord Viscount MoLviLLF., as Chancellor of the
University of St. Andrew, attended by Dr. NICHOLS.,
Principal of the United College of St. Salvador and
Leonard, presented an Address of C,ondolence
upon the demise of the late iCtwo, and his present
MAJasTv's Accession to the Throne, when Dr. Ni..
-CHOLL had the honour a second time to kiss the
lEtNo's hand.
The Deputation from the University-of Edinburgh
consisted of—
The Rev. David Ritchie, D.D. Premier of Logic in the
University of Edinburgh; the Very Rev. George IL Baird
D.D. Principal of the University of , Edinburgh, with the Ad.
dress of the Senatus Academicians to his Majesty; Robot
Jameson, Nei. Regius Professor of Natural History in the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh, with the Address of the &lotus Acade-
micians; Dr. James Gregory, M.D. First Physician to his lia-
isaYf for Scotland, and Professor of Physic to the University of

isiiishurgh, with the Address of the Seisms Academicians.
The Address on his MATUTT'S Accession to the
Throne, was delivered to the KiNG by the Her.
DAVID RITCHII, D.P. and was most graciously no
ceived; as were all the Gentlemen composing the
Deputation, who had the honour to kiss his AlA]as.
TT'S hand.

The following Ambassadors,. Iklinistrrs, and f.-
reigners of distinction, were introduced to his MA-
JESTY by Lord CASTLEREAGH :
The Duke Of San Carlos, the 9panist Ambassador, when
his Excellency took leave of his Majesty; the Prince Ester-
hazy, the Austrian Ambassador, to deliver a letter from b%
Sovereign ; Count Ludorff, the Neapolitan Minister, to dearer
a letter from his Sovereign; the Baron de cirneld, the Swedish
Minister • his Excellency took leave of his Majesty for a stunt
time.—The Sardinian Minister, the Count de Tauenatece ac•
compacted by 'his son, from Wurtemberg, Major de Troucbin
and Baron de Knobelsdortf, upon a special mission from the King
of Prussia, also presented letters from their respective Courts.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of Li vim-
POOL, Viscount Sit:mourn, and Viscount CASTLE-
*BAGEL The Court closed at six o'clock.
• The Earl' of HAftEistoTos had a select dinner-
party, yesterllay, at his h&tse hi the Stable-yard,
Bt. James's.