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House Of Commons.

General Tarleton expressed his approbation of Mr . Addingtbn ' s general -conduct . Mr . Addington expressed his Thanks to the House for the honour conferred on him ; and was then conducted to the Chair between Lord Fred . Campbell ai'd Mr . Powiii . Mr . Dundas congratulated the Speaker on his appointm . nt . —Adjourned . Wednesday _ . S . When the Speaker and the Members had returned from the House of Lords , the Speaker addressed himself to the House from the Chair

, -informing them that his Majesty had approved of their choice of a Speaker , anil had graciously granted them their usual rights and privileges . The oaths were then administered to such Members as attended . Adjourned . Tbursthy 29 . The Speaker came down to the House of Commons at two o ' cocl ., and , after administering the oaths to several Members , —adjourned . Friday 30 . The Speaker took the Chair about half after two , and gave notice that he should be in the House at twelve , on the day to which Ilia House might think fit to for the

adjourn , purpose of administering the oaths to those Members who had not yet taken them . Several Members then took the oaths . Adjourned . Wednesday , October 5 . At twelve o'clock the Speaker , agreeable to adjournment , took the Chair . After several Members were sworn , adjctimed . Thursday 6 . About three o ' clock the Black Hod an :: o-tnc . d his Ma e = ty ' s arrival in the House of Peer ' swhere the nttenrfaace of ' ti-a House of Cornnicn

, . . wa- - required to hear his Majesty ' s Speech from the Throne . The Speaker , accompanied by about _ oo Members , proceeded to the U pper House accordingly ; and , on their return , to manifest their indep . nde ce , " the Bill for preventing clandestine outlawries was read the first tune as usual , before She House proceeded to take the Royal Speech into consideration . Frilay - . The following Petitions , complaining of undue returns , were presented , and the limes of hearing them appointed :- —John Pliilj , p : -., Caerinartheiishire

. George Tieruey , Soulhtvark . Lord Preston , Cameliord . Robert Miller , Leominster . Lord Morpeth brought up the report on the Address of the Mouse to his Majesty , which was ordered lobe presented to-morrow . Siturdjy 8 . Petitions against Elections presented , and referred to Committees . Gen . . . at Maelecd ' s for lviilbome Port , to be coti-idcre .. 0-1 the 10 th of Ncvem-- > _ i _ --Mr . B-iham ' s , for Guildford , the 15 th of November . —Teslorn ' s Naturalization Bill was presented , and read a first time .- —Adjourned at hail" past ' two . -hid a . terr . a . ds went up with the Address . ' '

Ahnday 10 . Petitions against the illegal return of Elections presented . —Mr . Y . ' r ; ght-. on , for Dow .-uon—10 be heard the 17 th of November . —Mr . Bridges for Wridpcrt , to be heard the 2 _ d of November . ¦ . ° " ' The Speaker informed the House , that he had waited on his Majesty and presented the Address , to which he had been pleas .-d to return a my it ti . seious answer , which he then read , it was in subsii . nce the same as that returned to the ilouse of L-.-rds . The House in a Committee toted that a suuplv be . ranted to his Majesty . " °

Tuesday 11 . A Petition was presented , complaining of an undue election for Ayrshire , 111 Scotland . 'Mr . Pit :, moved for the Estimates of the Ordirmrv Expend . of the Maw and the Half-pay Establishment lor the charges of building an ! repaints Ships ' of the Land Forces , or lite Out Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital . ... c . He " , and that an Address should be made to his Majesty , requesting him to ' give directions for the same being laid before the House . _ ' « V . ; ,-. v . r . hy ' i _ . A Petition IV . 111 Philip Fran is and Pe ' er Moore . T ..... S . a-aimt he Te ,-ku . b i .-y Election , was presem _ d .--. _ is ,.. , from air John iiou . ' vwood . nd ¦ .. it - . G : pps ttga : 1 st the v .- _ . ; ite . o _ i . y Election . VOL . VII . N M

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TO READERS , CORRESPONDENTS , &c. Article 2
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE, Article 3
EXTRACT FROM THE RECORDS OF THE SWAN LODGE. Article 6
ACCOUNT OF THE PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA. Article 7
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CEREMONY OF OPENING WEARMOUTH BRIDGE; Article 10
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM. Article 21
ON THE CHARACTER AND VIRTUES OF THE FAIR SEX. Article 25
THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY. Article 28
SINGULAR ACCOUNT OF THE DEVIL's PEAK AND ELDEN HOLE, IN DERBYSHIRE. Article 30
CURIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE CHARACTERS, CUSTOMS, AND MANNERS, OF THE SAVAGES OF CAPE BRETON. Article 31
EXCERPTS ET COLLECTANEA. Article 34
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 38
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 47
POETRY. Article 48
TRANSLATION Article 49
ALONZO THE BRAVE, AND FAIR IMOGINE. Article 50
TO HARMONY. Article 52
THE FAREWEL TO SUMMER. Article 53
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 54
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 57
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 60
OBITUARY. Article 69
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 73
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House Of Commons.

General Tarleton expressed his approbation of Mr . Addingtbn ' s general -conduct . Mr . Addington expressed his Thanks to the House for the honour conferred on him ; and was then conducted to the Chair between Lord Fred . Campbell ai'd Mr . Powiii . Mr . Dundas congratulated the Speaker on his appointm . nt . —Adjourned . Wednesday _ . S . When the Speaker and the Members had returned from the House of Lords , the Speaker addressed himself to the House from the Chair

, -informing them that his Majesty had approved of their choice of a Speaker , anil had graciously granted them their usual rights and privileges . The oaths were then administered to such Members as attended . Adjourned . Tbursthy 29 . The Speaker came down to the House of Commons at two o ' cocl ., and , after administering the oaths to several Members , —adjourned . Friday 30 . The Speaker took the Chair about half after two , and gave notice that he should be in the House at twelve , on the day to which Ilia House might think fit to for the

adjourn , purpose of administering the oaths to those Members who had not yet taken them . Several Members then took the oaths . Adjourned . Wednesday , October 5 . At twelve o'clock the Speaker , agreeable to adjournment , took the Chair . After several Members were sworn , adjctimed . Thursday 6 . About three o ' clock the Black Hod an :: o-tnc . d his Ma e = ty ' s arrival in the House of Peer ' swhere the nttenrfaace of ' ti-a House of Cornnicn

, . . wa- - required to hear his Majesty ' s Speech from the Throne . The Speaker , accompanied by about _ oo Members , proceeded to the U pper House accordingly ; and , on their return , to manifest their indep . nde ce , " the Bill for preventing clandestine outlawries was read the first tune as usual , before She House proceeded to take the Royal Speech into consideration . Frilay - . The following Petitions , complaining of undue returns , were presented , and the limes of hearing them appointed :- —John Pliilj , p : -., Caerinartheiishire

. George Tieruey , Soulhtvark . Lord Preston , Cameliord . Robert Miller , Leominster . Lord Morpeth brought up the report on the Address of the Mouse to his Majesty , which was ordered lobe presented to-morrow . Siturdjy 8 . Petitions against Elections presented , and referred to Committees . Gen . . . at Maelecd ' s for lviilbome Port , to be coti-idcre .. 0-1 the 10 th of Ncvem-- > _ i _ --Mr . B-iham ' s , for Guildford , the 15 th of November . —Teslorn ' s Naturalization Bill was presented , and read a first time .- —Adjourned at hail" past ' two . -hid a . terr . a . ds went up with the Address . ' '

Ahnday 10 . Petitions against the illegal return of Elections presented . —Mr . Y . ' r ; ght-. on , for Dow .-uon—10 be heard the 17 th of November . —Mr . Bridges for Wridpcrt , to be heard the 2 _ d of November . ¦ . ° " ' The Speaker informed the House , that he had waited on his Majesty and presented the Address , to which he had been pleas .-d to return a my it ti . seious answer , which he then read , it was in subsii . nce the same as that returned to the ilouse of L-.-rds . The House in a Committee toted that a suuplv be . ranted to his Majesty . " °

Tuesday 11 . A Petition was presented , complaining of an undue election for Ayrshire , 111 Scotland . 'Mr . Pit :, moved for the Estimates of the Ordirmrv Expend . of the Maw and the Half-pay Establishment lor the charges of building an ! repaints Ships ' of the Land Forces , or lite Out Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital . ... c . He " , and that an Address should be made to his Majesty , requesting him to ' give directions for the same being laid before the House . _ ' « V . ; ,-. v . r . hy ' i _ . A Petition IV . 111 Philip Fran is and Pe ' er Moore . T ..... S . a-aimt he Te ,-ku . b i .-y Election , was presem _ d .--. _ is ,.. , from air John iiou . ' vwood . nd ¦ .. it - . G : pps ttga : 1 st the v .- _ . ; ite . o _ i . y Election . VOL . VII . N M

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