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At a time when the Ifland of Malta is the Baba on which the whole Syftem of European Politics is founded, and when it is con. blend cooftituting one of the omit important Parts of the Brio Dominions, and as forming a Barrier to the ambitious Projedts of the Government of France, a complete Hiftory and Ratiftical Account of that Mad cannot but deeply intereft every EngliO man. Independently, however, of its fingular political and mill. tary Importance, this Mind is not lids worthy of particular Mien • tion, as containing the hit organized lnititutioo of Chivalry, an Inilitudon which has prekrved the Spirit of its Formation (ince the time of the Holy Wars, and which has diftinguifited itfelf by Us extraordinary Exploits, through Co many Ages, in Defence of the Chrißian Religion. Printed for Ricuaan Pniattrs, No. 6 , Bridge -arm, Black- iriard, and to be bad of all liookfelfers. N. B. A few Copies of the large and fplendid Chart of the two Mande, drawn under the Direetice of the Author, and Bnely en graved by Neale, may be had fcparately, price one Guinea, or one Guinea and a Half Ira ou Can7as and ..7oitied is a Cafe far & Pocket• PARLIAMENr.4fir PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 4. A Maffage was received from the Commons repelling that kave might be given to the Earls of Bt. Vincent and endringham &ire and Lord Sidmouth, to attend the Scle& Committee oa the Eleventh Report of the Commiffioners of Ways! Inquiry. The Mef fengers were informed that the Lords would return as anfwer by hletiengers of their own. On the palling of the Wine Duty Bill, The Earl of SUFFOLK win enforced the propriety of allow ing Wipc to the Olken of the Army duty free, in the fame way as it was allowed to °Seers in the Navy. WAIT INDIA BILLS. The Earl of SUFFOLK called to their Lordfhips' recolleftion, the motion, which, about two months fine, he brought forward, for the produdion of an account of the bills drawn from the Weft India Iflands, upon the Treafury, to which their Lordihips then agreed, and the Noble Secretary, now in his place, raid be had no objedion to thofe accounts— however, they had not yet been produced, and he greatly wilhed they were brought forward before the end of the tiellion. To obviate the oblations on the (core of inconvenience, which were made on a for mer evening, he would nor move an addrefs to his Majeßy, that there be laid before the Houfe "an account of all funs drawn from the Welt India Iflands upon the Treafury, amounting to t,oool. and upwards, from the la day of December, 1798, to the IR of December, 18ot, fpecifying the dates, times of payment, Btc." Lord HAWKESBURY obferved, that the prelim was, in point of fad, a part of the motion formerly made by the Noble Earl, to which, as far as refpec ted the objeft of it, he had no objedion. However, the impoffibility of being able to make out accounts of In voluminous a nature as thofe called for, within the time elapfed, mould be conlidered. If the Noble Earl would exprefily Rate what particular point he wilhed to be informed upon, what particular circum- Rance he wilbed to be explained, he would endea vour to procure it, and filch thould be produced, in the fhorteß poffible time. The fame objections, on the fcore of inconvenience or impracticability, applied to the fecond motion, nearly as much as to the firll. The number of rums which it would embrace, the confiderable time which it mull unavoidably take up, the number of clerks feleded, as the moil converfapt in foch bufineffes, who mull be employed, and taken away from important avocations, were points worthy of ferious contideration—fo much In, that wilds frame fpeci6c point were more exprefily adverted to, he thould feel it his duty rather to refill the prefent motion. It would be better, upon the whole, con fidering the Winds was in fuch a train of proceeding, that the original motion fhould be followed up: The Earl of SUFFOLK thought whatever pro grefs might have been made in completing the Ac counts formerly ordered, bis limiting them both in amount and extent of period could hardly be fuppo fed to throw any impediment in the way of their com pletion. As, however, the Noble Baron defired to know Tome of the points on which he wilhed informa tion, he fliould fo far indulge him. One of the cafes called to his obfertarion, was a Bill- of 8,0001. which having come into the hands of a merchant, and being prefented at the Treafury for payinenr, the holder was informed that thefe were bills of accommodation, and that it was cuftomary to renew them for 6o days longer, being the period at which they were origi nally drawn payable. Learning that the ufual inter ea of 5 per Cent. would be allowed, and having no immediate occafion for the money, the holder of the bill agreed to its renewal on the terms mentioned.-- At the fame time, however, aisother Geistleman bolding a bill for 15,c001. came in, and prefented it for payment. A fimilar Rory was told him, but he refuted to agree to any renewal, as many bills of his own depended on the payment of this one. He ac cordingly received payment of his Bill, butisot-till he had threatened to proteß it, and to return it to the Welt Indies, where it Irma have borne an intereft of t 5 per Cent. betides all colts. Thefe were difagree able fituations, to which he thought it improper that the mercantile intereas and people in general of this country ought to be reduced. He was ready to call perfons to the Bar of the Houfe to prove what he had flared, and he pledged him(elf for its truth. Lord HAWKESBURY dill refitting the reßrie tip of the motion, after a few words from Earl Suf folk and Lord Holland, who infilted that the Cole object of the amendment propofed was to forward the invefligation, Earl Suffolk withdrew his motion as refit ided. The Earl of SUFFOLK then, alluding to a mo tion of a former night, moved that an humble addrefs be prefented to has Majetty for the amount of old Naval Stores fold in this country from December, (802, to December, 1803.—Ordered. A con-re/ration then tatted between the Earl of Suffolk, Lard SitIMOUtII 7 the Bithop of St. Afaph, Earl of Weihnoreland, and Duke of Norfolk, relative to the Pancras Poor Bill, when it was agreed tilt tLe proper time to object to the Committee would be on Thurfday,..for which day the order flood— The Bilhop of sr. ASAPH declaring, that if it was not the in- tention of the Noble Fall (Suffolk) then to move a poaponement of the farther progrefs of the BM, he mou ld thick it his duty to do fo. . . jtfqti ;oz. The LORD CHANCELLOR thee came for ward, purfuant to notice, to fubmit a motion to th.ir Lordraips, ref - paling the place and manner in which Mr. J uttice Fox (hould be allowed to , attend the clic cuffiun on matters that concerned him, or even enter upon his defence and jullification, thould that learn ed Gentleman deem it fit and expedient fo to do. He had taken much pains to enquire into precedents to regul4te what he thould propole on the prefent occa lion ; but he cuttid not meet with one that appeared to him to be exthly in point. Much difficulty arofe in his mind from the manner in which the bpit itual Peers from Ireland were fummoned to attend Parlia ment. _ There was alfo a cafe of the attendance of Scots Judges, who were called upon by the Hoofe in the year 1763 to deliver their opinion upon certain points to the Houle. The Scots Judges at that time did not (land in the fame predicament as the learned Gentleman now concerned, and therefore their cafe could not apply to the prefent. He felt much for the lunation of the learned Gentleman ; and he was convinced that every poffible mark of refpeet and re gard Should be paid to him by the Houle, )3ut froth the precedents which he had cnnfulted, be was di. reeled to think that the learned Gentleman could not well fit on fuck an occafion in the body of that Houle, but that a chair lbould be prepared for him below the bar, and that every proper inftruftion tbould be given by the learned Lord who fat on tl''.e Woolfack, sr the Noble Lord who prettied at the tatle in Committees of the Houfe, that the learned Ge nt l e . man thould experience every poffible mark and indi cation of refpc& which the Houfe could afford his appearance below the bar. It was in his opinion to be left at the option of that learned Perfon. whether or not he thoul.l attend in his judicial robes. ;His Lordfhip, after further elucidations of the cafe, con cluded with a motion for the appearance of the learned Gentleman in A chair below the bar. Lord AUCKLAND differed fomewhat in opinion from the learned Lord, and conceived it to be in the fpirit of the A& of Union, that the learn:4 Judges of Ireland fhould be treated as the Judges of this country, who attended as Peers in that Hattie, Lord CARLE TON Teemed inclined to adopt the fame opinion, and was proceeding to enforce and il tante the redone on which he thought it might be fupported, when his Lordlhip was fuddenly lcircd with a dizzinefs or a fainting fit, which obliged him to fit down. Much anxiety and attention were immediately ex• erted by the Noble Loras near him to afford every affiflance and relief : his Lordthip was prevailed upon to take a glafs of brandy and water, which Coon confiderably relieved him t and after a few mi nutes be was enabled to withdraw, get into his carri age. aid was conveyed home. The Houk, after a thou pack, put off the further confederation of the quettion till Thurfday, and then adjourned till that day. HOUSE OF COMMONS. After Come private bullock, a Bill was preicated to amend the &ft for encouraging the Woollen Manufadtutc.—Read a hilt time, and ordered for the fecood reading to-morrow. Lord GLENBERVIE moved, that a meftage be fent to the Lords, requefting their Lortillaips' pertniffion fur the Earl of Buck ingliamthire, Earl St. %%cent, and Lord Sidmouth to attend for eaunination before the Seiedt pownitte c on the Eleventh Re• port of the Conanifiloners of Naval Inquiry.—Ordered. The ATTORNEY GENERAL preftmted his Bill to amend the Felon's Efcape Bill between England and Ireland.—Read a firft time, and ordered fur the fesoad reading en Thurfday. Mr. JAPERY, of Poole, gave notice that he Mould, on Mon day, move for additional papers to chafe on the table refpeeting the Board of Admiralty. A meirenger from the CommifEoners of Cuftoms prefented an account of Corn imported into the port at Lonalon...ao lie on the table. Mr. PETER MOORE gave notice, that he would on Thug. thy neat move for the ettalideration of the Petition from the Ca lico Printers, which he prefented in March Taft. The Dublin Pairing Bill was committed, and ordered to be re ported on Thurfday. • Mr. ALEXANDEI , reported from the Committee upon Ex piring Lawst.=-Refolutions agreed tu, and leave given to bring in i 871 purfuant thereto. The whole Houle in a Committee to confider the propriety of oho/Ming the Export Dudes en Woollens fent to the Loft Indio; and on the raction of Mr. ROSS, lave was given to bring in a Bill. ' • Ordered that the Houfc do an Thurfday take Into confiders• don the Whale Ftfitery Mr. VANSITTART moved for leave to bring In a Bill for the better Adminiftration of the olike of juitlie of Peace in Ireland ; and for the more effedual Prevention of &lonics In the bidri4 of the Metropolis of Dublin.—Leave given. Sir GEORGE HILL propofed a motion for taking into cond. deration the injuries dace to the Refidentiary Houle of the Bilbop of Derry to Ireland. in the occupation thereof by the King's troops.and the loges thereby (attained by th e Right Rev. Prelate ; which motion be afterward, withdrew, upon an intimation front Mr. VANSITTART, that a negotiation was on foot between the Inik Government and the Slump, and that early in the next feffion he mould be able to lay before Parliament foinethimt fad& faaory on that tubjed. Mr. FOSTER moved the Order of the Day for going into a Committee on the frills Efate and Clams Houk Officers Bill; awl the Houfe refffived itfelf accordingly. The Bill was ftrenuoully oppofed by Mr. JAMES Firz- GERALD, who contended, that the 818 *eat to impofe upon the country a heavy and arnica:Cary =pence. by adding four Com. tr. the number already appointed, which natality are amply competent to do the bedeck This addition that orapiol. at a time when public cent omy is fo indifpentable to prevent new hurdle= upon the psile, and at a time too when the Right Host. Gentleman was obl4ed to retort to the revival of an old tax under a r-iter name upon the poor of Ireland, namely the Fire Hearth Tax, from which they were relieved by the Parliament of this country tome rears ago. the Right Honourable Gentleman elides this dine to lay on a tax of a molt berthentome nature. lie appealed to the correfpondence of the Right Hon. Centigram Who filled the chair of the Houk, with the Gevernment, to prove that no ne • eeffity whatever exifted to inereate the prtfent number of Commit fioners,and he moved that the Chairman de leave the Chair. Mr. FOSTER argued. that the Bill propofed to add only two Commit:Loner+ to the aumbet fettled by law in the reign of Quotes II.; that the commerce of the country had quadrupled finer that time, and eonfequently, an addition anew Commiffioners was but a reafonable and no:teary inereafe, which, inftead of being any vio lation of economy, or any lob to the areetry, would probably ope rate as an literate of revalue, to the amount of ao nr sago& a year. With refpea to the argument of the Right Hon. centlentan, of reviving the hearth money. it was .not a true reprefrotabia, but tabulated to excite the tower orders. of the people Id Ireland to new infurreffiion. Mr. LA'FOUCHE fupported the oplutoo of Mr. Fitzgerald. and Mr. ORMSBY that 61.14 r. Fetter, blalhe motion was nega tived, and the Bill ordered to be reported Oa Thurfday. Mr. ALI XANDER reported tram the eammittee of Supply yefterday's Rs:fabulous for providing for the Militia of England and Ireland..—Leave given to being :a Bills. LORD 141C1.IILLS• Mr. H. S. DU.NDAS, in confequence of the no tice given by in Hon. Gentleman yellerditY (Mr. Whithreas4), of a moCon'relpeeting Lord Melville, on Thurfday fenni g ht, role now to Nate the . vitex. of that Noble Lord, for the permiffior of that Houle to be heard perfonally in his defence.. therefore gave notice that lie fhould, on the day.s?pointed by the Hon. Member for his motion, move fo: per miffion that Lord Melville fbould be heard p4trott• ally in his defence. NAVAL £:VLUM. Sir J. B. WARREN' prefented to the Houfe * petition from the Diredors of the Afylum for the Orphans of Seamen who have dicd in the fervice of their country, preying aid. Captain PIERREPOINT feconded the motion, ;" that the petition be now received," and expreffed .his Gull perfuation that the Houfe and the country at large, would be cheerfully difpofed to concur in granting liberal aid to an intlitution, the objet of which was *to proted the orphans of thole gallant feamen who had bravely fallen in the defence of their country. , . • • Mr. WILBEIt ORCE too fupported the petition, and heartily approved its objet ; hoping the rioufe would intlitute a full y into the tubjcd, and extend its provitions to • orphans of officers in the fame manner in in the Military Afylum at Chelfea. The petition , has reach,..and referred to a Corn miuee. MICRUSS OF THE ARMY. Colonel CRAURJRD rote to atk the Right Hon. Chancellor of the ischequer, whether, in the cootie .of the prelim Salon, it was his intenoon to bring forwArc! any endure for the more &ritually incresf ing the diftofeable force of ( hg- country ? a meafure which he copteivcd of the utmukimportOcct and