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_ SATURDAY, FEB WARY 1. 1817.

THE DECL A R ATION of the ME R A Nrsi
LIANICgRS, ADERS, and other IN II API lAN f'S of
Om CITY Of LONDON, LIES FOek SIGNA the
London faveiii, in Bi.hopitatt•str..-et, wits:e it asai remain for
several daya.

exa.tine those things, and not ztarow open the Con-1
stitution to those State Architects, who only sought
to destroy, and Its create a scene of misery, woe, And
contusions from which the most able and most villa-
ous would find it difficult to extricate themselves.
The Pastion wAs then ordered to lie en the table.
Mr. CURWEN asked the Right fidneurable Gen-
tleman opposite (the Chancellor of the Exchequt r)
whether it was the intention of hii Noble Colleag,:t
(L9rdCastlereagh) to follow up the views which hr
had etpress:d attiring the last Session, with re,pect
to the Poor Liws; as in that case lie sat abat..ion
the ruessnre which he had taken in hand

PARLIAIIIENI'.IRY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUkRir al.

The LORD CnnucttAria took his seat on the W',ol►ack shout
four o'clock, and prayers Were read by the I.crd 13islaois of
Oxr:rati.

1 he Marquis of CHOLMONDELEY (a. Lord Steward) re
ported, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent had rerifiml
his pleasure to he waited on with their Lordships Address at
half-past MO o'clock tomorrow.
,tr. Meratts, from the Irish Court uf Cliarcery, presented at
tin. bar attested copies of it.e pl...elitigs in four different ea its..s in
that Court, wi.h tele' cote to certain pending Appeals, winch
were laid upon the table.
Mr. C. W. 1.4 VNN t, accompanied by several Members,
hrvt•ght up a klessage from the C,.nmiont, Importing, t!.at the
viacewhich the last conk:thee was held between their Lord-
s.iii sand the Commoi.s, was no: in a due state of preparation for
that purpose : that they thilefore tiu'sted the same would tot be
tit 4Vin into a fit cedetit with resrect to tie bolding of future cott-
fel rneell : anti farther, that the Common, hoped their Lordships
would give direct ohs that the ust a! place ut holding conferences
should b- restored to its tinnier state.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
replied, that lie did not exactly know whether his
M .jesty's Government would be able to undertake
the task themsehrei, but that if the Honourable
MentSer would Allow the matter to stAnd over for the
presets) ho should probably be able tp say more upon
the sablect in a little time. •
A Petition wit presented eompla;ning of undtor:
influeftis In the Rochester Elecoon. Ordered to be'
takes into considerat.on on Thursday, February
Mt. H. MARTIN, in the absence of a N'►ble
Friend of his) moved fur a copy ot the warrant au-
thorising the increase in the salaries ot the Srereta.
ries of the Admiralty.—Ordered.
Mr. CALCRAFF inquired Whether any Report
of the Committee appointed.) inquire into the duties
and emoluments of Various Offices, would be laid
, before the House

like Commons havifig retired trout the Home, the necessary
questions rcspectivg the communira,inn were put to the House
by the LORD CIIANCLLSOK: the Deputsuon wets called in and
infornitd, tkat their Lordships would send au answer by Messen-
gers of dielr own.—Adjourned till two o'clock to-morrow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, t: a report of their proceedings shuaid cer•
tainly appear.
Mr. BROUGHAM inquired whether the salaries
of the Officers of the Revenue Bo ird, which had
been increased last year, had since been diminished,
in consequence of the deficiency which had taken
place in the Revenue itself
The CHANCELLOR of the LXCHEQUER
said, that as the,very falling off in the Revenue oc•
cassoned greater exertions on the part of the Officers,
it could not be expected that their salaries should have
been reduced.

Mr. BROUGHAM then asked, whether there had
been any augmentation iu the salary of the Law
Oflic.•rs in Scotland;
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said mat there tad been no augmentation.
Mr. PONSONBY inquired whether it was intended
to move fur the appointment of a Committee of Re-
tesactiment next Timidly ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
stated that it would be moved for on Thursday.
Mr. GRENFELL moved for an Account of the
Exchequer Bids, Bank-notes, and the average of the
ballace between Geternmen; and the Bank, on the
`26AF *Orrery nsoMl3, tots Malty IBIS, to J.-
uumy 1517,-..Ordered.

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PRICE SEVEN-PENCE

noes rie,rts had led to the detection and removal of
many gross *buses.
The CHANCELLOR. of rile EXCHEQUER
said, t`lat the aernolit should be made lip, hut I.lg_
gestcd that it ailon:d be since the d,:te of the
accounts.

After souse ot.scrvatinns from 11r. litlstus,oNt Ar.l
Mr. BRAND, rn•:tio:i ova s A..41-ce.l to in iu dntnl.
el stet..