The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-10 00:00:00

PRICE 64 D.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

'ROUSE OF LOADS, Jul. 9.

Their firrdshipti met at abont form o'clor.k, when the Lord
Chancellor !mitt" taken his sett on tie Woolpack, and sev..ral
Peers beioß in their pl,tc.s, Mr. Cud, from ter NVar Otee pre.
rented the hixteenth and Seventeenth Reports of i.itltary In-
quiry.
Mi. Knowles, from the Navy Office, presested account of
the Timber par7ehased for the nv.of the Navy; Pince May 2,
1789,,arcording to an Order of their Lordsh+,4 House.
On the motion of the Earl of LI V ea POOL, :heir Lordships
were summoned for to-morrow, to take into conri,h ration a
Motion of Thanks to Lord Minto, Diveroor4leneral in India,
and Sir Samuel Attelanuty, Cutatnander-m-Utief of the Farrell
in that country.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved,

That there be laid before fit. Hour an Acconnt of the
Amount of all the Bank-notes issued by the Bait of England
during the years 1010 and 1811, dothigulshing wow above and
below five pounds; and likewi au Accoent of the Amount of
tbg riNainscerf Net filia•ANll to iioll,li.vc, (Dump itlt-
-lags -Is those above and below Over pot lidx.--Ordered
ace y.
Lord tifti.NWILLE rive to move, that the Order of 'the Day
I which stood for to-morrow se'nolght be di,caargtd. While he
did so, he thought it proper to .e Aire their Lordships that his
Noble Friend Fad Fitzwillia-A, at whose instance he mode
the modal!, was fully emeiblv of the momentous importance of
the subject to which it referred, and felt the neceniity of bring-
; ing it before the House with the very leasspoesible delay. Bat
the absence of many Nol.le Lords, whose intelligence, local
knowledge, and experience, rendered their assistance and ad-
vice material, operated on his mind as a sufficient motive for the
• retponomeut of the question relative to Ireland, to Friday, the
25th.—The Order was necordinr,ly made, and their Lordships
summoned for Friday, the 95th last.
His Lordship then called their Lordships' attention to a s-b-
-' eet of much importance, relstive the finances of the country.
In consequence of a statement which had gone abroad, a very
erroneous :maim might be formed by the Public on a matter of
the deepest interest to the country. For his part, he wade' sever
deceive itimseli in such a case, and it appeared to him, by no
means an act of patriotism in any person, emciatly td exclie
hopes, confidence, or expectation, an tivitseere, which cape-
' rieoce must prove to be fallaciou.. He therefore moved,
" That the ordinary Accounts of the Financial and War De-
partments, including those of Ireland? bo laid before the
House."

The Earl of LIVER POOL did not rise to oppose the motion
of the Noble Lord, or to urge any obj •ction to a proposition
which he conceived to he supertluoas, tame the papers gmPlied
would, without the Noble Lord's notion, have been In due
time preieuted to the It was not quite Parliamentary
to advert to any thing which bed occurred in andthcr House,
but he would ven ure to treert: that po person, invested with
official authority, in his ALI jesty 3 bovertummt, would be found,
whPn the accounts were produced aud examined, to have de•
ceived either himself, the Park anent, or the Public.
Accounts ordered.
HIS MAJESTY'S PHYSICIANS.
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The Earl of LI VER POOL called the attention of their
Lordship? to the important bat afflicting -Atti:ect of tee state of
his blajesty's indisposition, and to the Report thereon of the
Physicians. The case, at prezent, was very dilfrent from that
which presented itself last year, both with icspect to the Privy
ConecU and her Alajes:ty. Since that period, bee Niajesty and
bp.t Conseil were inve,sul. by Parliament with a distinct rts-
Miet ' Rat befeee"-any_ priNsedings altelleterte 'tal lie
thought le right that the Physicians sisould he examined before
their Lordships; and for that purpose be moved that a Seleet
Committee be to-incirow appointed to examialeet If Physicians,
:touching the eta eof his Majesty's health, lo rence to the
last examivation.—Ordered.
Their Loiltbips then, on the motion of the Earl of LIVER-
POOL, adjourned.

• • HOUSB OIF COMMONS, Jim. 9.
Slr SA MU c. ROM ILLY moved fora Return of the Con-
victs in-the diircieat gaols of England and Wales. specifying the
_terms for which they were conlined„aad the period of their con-
finement.—Agreed
' A writ was directed to be issued for the Borough of Westbury,
in the room of Mr. flti3er.
Lord .10 fIN TII YN N E read, at the Bar of the Howse, the
P,rince Regent's Answer to the Address.
Mr. LA W.RENCE OUNOAS took the oaths and his seat for
the City of York. ' •
Mr. O. G11)1) Y. presented a Petition against the return of
Robert Tbyune, Es% for Basset.—The evidence to be taken into
comideration on Thursday fortnight.
Mr. ROSE moved, that tisere.be laid before the House a state
, of the population of the dlffereat counties of Great Britain, for
the years 1810 and 1811.—Ordered.
Report of Commissionen of Military Inquiry was ordered to
be printed.

NARY ANNE DICKS.

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