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London, England, 1804-07-12 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 18o+

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY ii.
C.oantel were beard rerpeding the Writ of Eater. WiMans
Tooke Harwood, Erg. v. Sir J. H. Attie', Batt. M. P. via. Mr.
Curwood, in an imam argumentative and well-delivered
rpeech, of foe length, for the Plaintiff, in Error: and Mr. WEI=
for the Defendant Mr. Curwood (peke 'Bawled. tartly in reply.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, who appeared to have little lie-
' Station as to the merits of the care, delivered Ms opinion Witty
thereon to their LordOsipe, and concluded. by moving, that the
judgment of the Court below be alarmed, with tool. cofts.
Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their reveral Rages.
Among there the Foreign Wittman Bill, and the London Cool
Marketlllll, were read a third time and paired. . The Ira Addi-
tional Defence Bill was read a fecund time ; and the Kilwarden
Family ?WWI 818, and the °Emden' Tranfmk BEL, refpeftively
went through Committees of the whole Houk ; the latter received
one or two Amendments on the ruggertian or Lord Wean* Carte-
MN and was ordered to be reported tomorrow.
The MR County Pease, the lrGb Malt Dudes, the Canon 161a-
nufaufinrers. and other Hills, were brought up from the Commons.
by Mr. Alexander, Mr. aeon, and Mr. Baldwin, and rmerally
read a Grit time.
The Corn Bounty Bill was,on the motion of Lord WALS/NG-
HA M. ordered to be read a fecund time tomorrow, end the

Lords itinsmoned thereon.
hIr.SWINBtIRNIi, from the Commialonen of Widtwilniter
Bridge, prefrnted certain accounts dlreded to be laid ansually be-
fore Paellas:went, Which were ordered to be ow the Table.

VOTI OF CREDIT.
Lord HAW KESBURY delivered a Meffage front
the King relative to this fubjeft, as follows :
• GEORGE R.—His Majdty firmly relying oo the uniform
zeal and affeCtion of the Hoots of Lords, and cond.:tering that it
may be of the uncoil importance to provide for fuch emergeneLi
as may mire, recommends it to their Lordfisips to concur In enabling
him to take all fueb meafures asrnay be neceffary to difappoint or
defeat any enterprife, or debgtxof his enemies, that the exigencies
of affairs may require."
The Meffage being read,
Lord HAWKESBURY Immediately moved a correfponding
Addrcfs tolls Ma}efty on the oc:abott, and arming him of the
cheerful concurrence of the Houfe, &e.; which was homedlately
voted by dui, Lordfhips, and ordered to be prefeuted to kis Ma-
jetty by the Lo. ds with white Raves.
CORN BILL.

Earl STANHOPE called their Lordihips. attention to the Peti-
tion which he bad yeterday prefentod agatoß the Corn Bill: the
prayer of which was. that the Petiffuner ( Mr. Chalmers) have
leave to be beard by hlnsfdf ur bis Counfcl; had a Noble Secretary
of State remained in the lioufc, be Rook' now have moved that
the prayer of the Petition he camplied wish ; but that not being Ma
cafe, be gave notice that be tbould move to that effed to mormw.
l'he LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that at be andertlood,
It was the intention of the Gentleman whom tioned to be beard
by himfelf, it could make link difference, pming to the Gcn•
I denten was fully prepared, whether the Noble Earl's motion was
made that day or to-morrow. However the Bill itklf being one
not only of great imponanera but of general r..gulation, it Rook,
be matter of fcrious confilcration, whether an individual could be
regularly heard againit a Lrgifistive nscaturc of the kind ...Ad-
journed till to-morrow.