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. from in Jtz ICA t 783, 811 audited by' the C. , mmi vi.ot given in —the blare: weal 5,t Ith as. gL ; interta had been charged on it to the out ut 4.5301. 51. sd. but Lords of Treafury, on application made to them by Lord Melville, the intereft was net I ,ken when the balance was paid in Oflober 1805. The greater parlor this day was occupied in compar 'g the •creafuret's monthly balances with the Oval ba lancet at the Bank. and (bating the differeaseeach month, from January 1786 to April tBc6, for the putpofe of roving that there was always a balance in the Tres furet's hands. Mr. Wittratran hating informed the Court that the Commons had now concluded their evidence, Sir SAM u at. Rosttt.t.v addreffcJ the Court at can fiderable length on the part of the Profecutors. To do juflice to his (perch in a brief newfpaper report, would be impoffible, even if the length of the evi dence had allowed us room. ELEVENTH DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 13. ThP LORD CHANCELLOR having informed the Counfel for Lord Melville that they might now rho coed in the defence, Mr. PLOIARR defended his Lordfbip in a fpeeeh of confiderable length, but the fame reafon that pie vented us from detailing Sir Samuel Romilly's, obliges us to pats it over. TWELFTH DAY.-WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. Mr. Palawan •Ma day renamed the defence. Having on the preceding day em Mitred three of the articles, be now took • tepid slew of th• remadoing fever, dlftingelthlor, übe proceed ed, the notate and dr • extent of them, and applying to them the known ptiadplcs at law. ••••••••• THIRTEENTH DAY, THURSDAY, MAY IS. The Houle being refonted, and the ufual Proclamations made, the Counfel for the Vi(count Melville were informed they might proceed in his defeties. 'llan Mr. J. hn Litchfield was called, and bciag (worn, was examined as follows: What is your flotation? I am one of the Clerks lo the Privy Council Office. What is the twit that now I es before you ? A volume of the Coaudl Regilters. Turn to the order of Council of the tyth Pamir! 1795. Read from Page 165 of the Keener, the following motet : At the Court of St. James's, the ,7th February iyog. The Lords of the Committee having fully conficlered the raid Report of your Majelty's bid Principal Secretaries of Stat. sr opinlnn. that it may be ad,' fable fee your Mielly to con- Inn foch of the regulatlous refreting the Paid offices propored, by the Commigioners appointed by the before-mentioned Ad, palled in the 15th year or your Meknes reign. as appear to be aro , eed of by the Paid Repeat of your Majefty's raid Principal Secretaries ot'State ; cod liken Ire, the farther teguLtions and the ireheme for the arrangement of their rdpedive °flees. (Copies whereof are hereunto annexed) propefted by your Majefty's lard Principal Secretaries of State; and to direr, the fame to be adop ted and carried into execution, eacept (o far as relates to the propolition fuggefied by the Report of the Paid Commiffioners, and concurred In by yinr Majefty's Lid Principe! Secretaries or State, in the cafe of a vacancy of one of the Under Secretaries of State. upon which point the Lords of the Conitaittce will take leave to offer their opinion lo the proper place. o And the Lords of the Committee do agree further to report as their opinion to your Majefty, that with refpeffi to the Wade. of the Principal Secretaries of State, fuch (sloths Mould be ennui. per annum, clear of all dednetioos, and in lieu of all form r kllOl and fees : And that this arrangement amid be confiderec as taking effect from the nth of January, mit, with regard to the Right Honourable Lord Grenville and the Right Honoured. Henry Gundas ; and with regard to his Grace the Duke of Port land, from the dare of his Grace's appointment to be cote of your brat-flys Principal Secretaries of State." R ad alio from pap 1611 of the fame book, the following Si. Mat His Majelly, taking the fall Report into confideration, war pealed, with the advice of his Privy Council to confirm filch of fthe regulai .nt tele eking diet - aces of his triejeity's Principal Se. !MIMICS of State, propoled by the Ceentniffinners app• inted be the laid Ad, palled in the isth year et his Majefty's reign, as appear to be approved of by his Majefty's Girl Principal Seen ta lks of State t and his MaJefty is likewile pleated, with the ad vice aforefaid, to approve and confirm the further regularlins pr fed by his Majelty's kid Principal Secretaries 01 State, with the exceptions above Rated in the Paid Report of the Lor,'s of the Committee of Privy Council, and to order, ogle le her. be ordered, That the fame be adopted and carried into evocation And the Right Hoonurable the Levis Comooffioners of his Ma- Jelly's Treater. and his M J. ity's Principal Secretaries of State are to iive the neceirary elk_ aeons herein as to them may refire,. lively appertain." witness was direeled to withdraw. Then William Pollock, Efq. was called in, and being (worn, wan examined u foil-we: Are you the Chief Clerk in the Home Department of the Sou I vet vy or State? tam. How long have you born in that Stood= ? Fart - nine years. Did it fell in your department and du y. as the Chief Clerk, to pay the ralarive that were due to the Secretaries of State for the Home Department ? Conftently. From the Bth td June I yip to the testa of January 1792, did Ton pay airy (~Lary to Mr. Dundee ? I did not. From that time to the loth of July, Me, did you pay him any falary ? I did not. If any rotary had been demanded by Lord Melville doting that period or time, would it have been viur department en have paid it, and mutt you have bonen it ? I Should think fo. During that interval have ydo accounted to Lord Melville for • fees . Yes. To what peeled have .you In accounted ? To the Utii of July $794, when his Lorditilp removed to the War Department. Was he entitled down ro the period of the Ord e r is Council, to th- rotary, ezehtfive of the fetal Yea. What is the amount of that (story which he would have bees Retitled to during that period. prior to the Order of Cooed', frame , the month of Jane 1791 to the period of the Order rat Council 1 Upon the near& e.lculatiots I could make, it would prelims I 17131 as told. From that period to the time of Lord Melville going to the War Department? 14 9581 tBs. rd. State the amulet of fen which bed been received prior to the Order of Council, which are to be deducted from the fum you have given t The amount of fees received by his Lordffilp pre erinua to the nth day of January nes, 1511321. Se. gjd. Are thrife fees which wore prior to the Order of Couacilt Prior to tNe lath of January 1792. That Order to Council had no drat whatever upcm the right to r.eetve tkefe fees f Noee. Take the amount of fees fubfequent to the Order of C.ionell, and which ere to be deduded from the (urn before given he rum total of the feet was IMO! • es. 4 id. the espences of tbe or rice in the iaterim dedgeMed tbetefrom being 39321. 160. 611. loft past. 7a. 61d. clear to his Lordthip. Was that Ave net amount of fees fuldequent to the Order of Council? Yes It was. What is the total smarm of the money telinquithed to the politic in the account you have been pm' g I-5933 1 . roes. 3ld. le that (um the sentient of what was given up to the public libicquent to the Order of Council I think Have you tail that the amount rehnqinitiert before the Order of Council was 27151. 26. toid ; is tat fn? It is ft. What Is the total summit of thole two lures el•en up In this Department, as Secretary of State kg' the Heine Department ? he two fetes added mike Men 130. M. Ha. the wh lc of that ruin 1641. 13s. M. been raved to the public by this relinguilluncitt t It has. Coif. reamincii. Thaler the time that Lord Melville received any fee or emo when, witaerver, was it paid to him through you? His Lurdffilp feepeatly pve me orders foe payment, and received money of OWN 12 in the rondos of your !minor, to receive fuels Narks god Fees for Lard Medd* in the Secretary of States Depart ments t It was. • T o whom did you pay what money you did pay on this ac count t Soinetlnies to his Lorilfldp's banker, at other Mlles to itu order t at Other 'leas by verbal orders. , Can you tweet that else cakulatioos you have made of the fe u d retinquitle,! by Lord Melville are seeorete I may be Cubjtet to a mt., but they are as arr. unite es I could make tilSlll6 tuanoned by the Lords. Are you wide:flood r ghtly m ek e O r d e r ac oost i l bore de 27th February i 795 ?—Yes. And t • .skeines were to be reltoguillted from tbe lath j.osa• ty 1792 ? dir,ded in that Order of Cornell, that with re. oe - CI to the Set:fetal) , a State, that they fhr.uld have that 'Mow ' a &col, a yea clear of sU dcduetiunt, and in btu of kp ; and that with Wye& M Mr. Modes. now Lcrd ?Advil* It Oululd have a rttrofpcdt from the zatb ofJaiivary Are you to be enderftood that LOrtt Melville received bOOOL • year horn the 12th January 1792? Na. ; his Lurdihip reedvill &art of that mooey 503;1 Ins. 3}4. The Y. 1. tide was directed to withdraw. Then JamesCka,mtn, Efq. was called in, and,beingfworn, was examined as follows: Whether you ate the Chief Clerk in the Secretary of State's Mee tor the War Department? I am. Were you fo in the mouth ot Much, Int ? Yes. Were you the perfun thrtnigh whom the falary, due to the Se cretary of State in that Department, would have been paid? Yes. How none to point of fadt of Glary did you pay to Lord Mel- Mlle a► Secretary of State for the War department? I do not know the total amount that I paid. I paid Lord Mel ville his falary at the rate of mot . a year from January t 7 to June Dian, and at the rate of 40001. a year, from the ift at June [Soo to the time Lord Melville reigned the Seals in Match, I believe, 1801. What was the amount of diferenee between what Lord Mel. 'Melees entitled to receive, and what he actually did receive ? My Lord Melville relinquithed from July 1794 to the time he relived the Seals, upwards of 26,ochL Arc you now (peaking ot the War Department only ? Of the War Department only. This has nothing to do then with any relinquiihment in the Office of Secretary of State for the Home Deparlitlan ? No. Crors-examined. Were you the channel through which all Lord Melville's fabuT, Inch is he did receive, parfait Yes, to the War Department. Did you account with Lord Melville for that (Amy t Yes. Whether any part of the additional (slaty timed by you to have been re linquitbed by Lord Melville ever was tendered to Ids Lori:Stip ? It was withheld In eonfequence of Lad Melville's direttion to me not to pay it tz. hia account. When did you receive there direiflions 1 I regime when the left quarter's falary was due, when I :iced Lend Melville whe dier I fkould pay it, or what I mould do. Do you know of any resfon why that rotary was not received by Lord Marine, or Out paid to him in the fame manlier it was rid to other Secretaries orState t I believe, twinge Lord Md. Mile conceived bimfelf receiving 00001. a year u freakier et the Navy ; be therefore received spool. a year as Secretary afitete, asking in the whale the Slimy of boot. a year, which vnia the talary allotted to the Secretary of State. Tbcn Lard Melville tor both elhees, the Tresforariblp of die Nave and the other office, received becol. a year 1 1 =emir fpeak to my own Department, frommouton!, meal What (glary dol Lord Grenville receive frees the fame Mee t _ _ I do not know% Were you not Chief Clerk when Lord Grenville was Secretary of State 1 1 ant in t►e War Devi:intent. Might Lord Melville If he sad heal fo difporcd, betides his (g -lary as Treaforer of the Navy, have rewind the fa Scow. a s Sc. tretory of Stale for the War Depart:neat t 1 conceive unduubt cdlY fu. Had you anthocity and would you have paid it, lilt had been demanded t Certainly. Was there any melon for your non-payment of the money, but the voluntary rclimpnatutent by Lora Melville, which you &me fated t None "tier, The wand's was direCted to withdraw. FOURTEEN rH 9AY—FRIDAY, MAY id. TAts day the Attorney (Mural, iir !Arthur Pigott, replied to Mr. Meaner, and was rillowed by Mr. Whitbread at Inch coat duable knob, that the Court was obliged to adjourn before be same to a coaclutios. FIFTEENTH DAY—SATURDAY, MAT . The Court basing heat opened with the nfual forms, Mr Whit bread concluded his reply. We regret that our limits do net allow it. even to offer an abridged view of a reply, which occupied two days in &beery. Mr Ornitsazati hernia then condoled, She Loan CnAncattoz informed the Canard for the Defen dant, that as the Attorney General bad died cafes avian the dodrine they contended wu law ; they had the privilege of an merles thole cafes, or obferving upon them, but not of entering upon any uther fubjwit. The Managers would have alfothc pri vilege of replying to theft obfervationa on that cafes, babied to the fame limitation. Mr. P:3l/111 laid he mould content bitafelf with pointing oat the difference lutvreen the cafe that was quoted of the King againit B unbrldge, and the prcfent cafe. In the cafe that had been quot-d, it appeared from the record, that there bad Wawa traticulent lubtradtion of the loan of 411,00eL at the time that L or d H o g , n d was paymaiter, which was el• arty an indlestde , ffet ce. She Learned Connie, then read, at length, the record ~f the coheir the King 'plait Ealabrialge, Stew th e difference. Tie Across:ay Gait not, la reply, read the opinion deliver ed by Lord Maoalleld on that cafe. ft bad been argued that it was only a civil injury, a fraud, a breach nf trig, and not an ; list Lord Manigieli held that a perfon who se ceyted a public ~Illee of truß, atteodag with emolument to hi m . [elf, molt certainly, as a public officer,""he amenable to the King, and table t., be profeented by information for the v,ulatien of oia treE ; and as it was a roarer In which the yublic was cow caned, he held it an inAlst bit offeues. The Court then ajoarned. SIXTEENTH DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 12. The Court hawing ambled in the ufual form, about twelve o'clock, the Lord Chancellor (tales!, that the firft ()nation be was to put to their Lord. (hips was, whether Lord Vifcount Melville was guilty of the high crimes and mifdemeanors charged upon him in the firft article of charge, or not guilty ? His Lordfhip then proceeded to auk the opinion of each Lord, beginning with the junior in rank prefent, in the following form—" John Lord Crewe (the junior Baron), what lays your Lordfhip to this firik Article of Charge r Lord Crewe anfwered—" Not Guilty, upon my honour," laying his right hand upon his breall.—" James Lord Lauderdale, what lays your LordOsip to this firft Anode of Charger "Guilty upon my honour." The fame queftion was iepeated to each Lord, who anfwered in like manner, either G , Guilty," or " Not Guilty, upon my honour." That our Readers may have a dillina view of the bullock, we prefent the following • • ABSTRACT OP THE CHARGES, AND THB NUMBERS WHO VOTED. On the firll Article, charging his Lordfbip with sp. plying to,oool. of the public mr.ney to purpofm not naval, previoufly to January, 1786 : Nat Guilty I°7 Majority, gs Guilty IS On the zd Article, charging him with remnittiag Alexander Trotter to draw fums of the public money from the Bank for other purpofea than naval, and conniving at fuch fraudulent application: Not Guilty Guilty 68 i Majority Z 4. 31 On the 3d Article, charging him with permitting Alexander Trotter to draw public nviney from the Bank, and place it in the hands of his Bankers, Meffrs. Coutts and Co. in his own name, and at his own difpulial Not nuilty Guilty 681 Majority 14. 54 On the 4th Article, charging him with fimilar con ni% ance, in refped of public money placed by Paid Alexander Trotter, in the hand. of Malik Sprott, for the purpofe of pi ivate emolument : Not Guilty, unanimuulli, then being 135 Peers precent On the sth Article, charging him the lime as in the al Article, only laying the At fublequent to January, 1786: Not Guilty - 109/ majority 106 Guilty - , • . . On the Gth Article, charging him with receiving public mi ney from Alexander Trotter, and applying it ta his own ufe, and in participatimg with fad Tint. ter in the profit made of the public money, and mu tually agreeing to deftroy vouchers, &c. s Not Guilty - • 75 majefur On the 7th Article, charging him with receiving' 2 z,oool. of the public money, without interek from Alexander Trotter: Nor Guilty . . 69 1 majority vs. Guilty - - 53 I On the Bth Article, charging him with receiving from Alexander Trotter. 22,0001. of the public mo ney, for which the Defendant was to pay interell : Not Guilty - ' ro7 } Majority siw Gulley tj On the 9th Article, charging that while the faid Alexander Trotter tranfaaa the buanefs of the De fendant as his . Agent, he, the faid Trotter, was from time to time in advance, Co the faid Vilcount Mel ville, in that refpea, to the amount of from to,oool. to co,oool. whichlums were partly taken from the public money, and partly from a mixed fund of pub lic and private money s Not Guilty - • toll / Majority 94. Gudty ra On the loth and lel Article, charging him with taking at divers times, between 1782 and 1784, and between 1784 and 1786, 27,0001. of the public mo ney, and converting the fame to his private ufe Not Guilty tos 1 Guilty - - to I " Ai l 9s ' After an interval of about three quarters of an hour, which was occupied in carting up the votes, the Loco Citancet.Loa role from the Woolfack, and addreffed Lord MatviLcs, who alto role, and bowed to the Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR then (poke nearly as follows: You. Hamar LordVilcount Mesetcsv, have been • ACQUITTED by the High Court of Parliament, • of all the Articles of Impeachment exhibited againft • you by the Commons of the United Kingdom, " and of all matters and things therewith conflated, " and your Lordthip is difeharged accordingly." Lord Maortr.ts again bowed refpetifully. and left the Court attended by his Counfel 'and a large body o( Friends. The Loa° Criattcss.toa then moved an adjourn. ment to their Lordfltips own Chamber, which was agreed to new. dsf: and at half pall three o'clock their Lordfbipa adjourned accordingly. P4RLIAMENTART PROCEEDING& HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY. JUNE ss. Their Larddrip proceeded in tie deal IMO to Wta Walter Hall, previous to which Lord Hood Of Cathainston was intro dated, and took the oathamdlds (at. They rammed rather bean taw when the Hook came to a refolodon that this Had Irwin taken into confidential the Ar ticles of impaelossot NO& Henry Lard Vikoont Melville, do acquit the Cod Lard TIMM Kobe thereon, and he is hereby acquitted of all the HI. pima wed Allfdanclnoy ea on the At , deka of Charge exhibited NA* blis by the Can oions, and of al` mitten and thinp Merck+ 41111MAIMI. sod this Houk do hereby &knife the fold Impneammt. An order dual an Inca esmotes was made relative to the pub licadon of the trial.and slow trankßing fame pripte Winds the Houtz adjour nod dil tomicerow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. A good deal of routine Whited: was gone through.r Among others. the Additional Affeffed Taus Bill was read a Stt and arekved to be teed a fecood time to-morrow In $ Committee certain Rates were Bud. as the Foliage of Lamers, between Falmouth sod Gibraltar and Matta. The ad reading of the Nabob of Areot's Creditors' ➢W,and the Committed an the Grain laterehuge Dia. were poftponal till Monday. In a Committee on the Foreign I.loas Drawback Bill. Mr Fof ter prorofed to 511 up the blank, arth December sea, for which Lend Henry Petty prorated to (abalone the wards, ayth March, tBc6 On this the Gallery was elemeL A divine% we dridertiond, took place In the Committee, bet we could not leant the numbenetaseort to-morrow. Mr. ROSE moved for eetteM easudited amounts of Mr. Lu kin, who was a relation of Mr. Windham, sod in office under him when Secretary at War, and alto of Mr. Wickham, while abroad during the late war. In orderer to Lord Hear) Petty, he raid, that ha meant to make no charge, nor convey any iellstuation splint there or any Individuals, but moved for them on public grounds. Mr. WINDHAM contended that the Right Hon. Gentleman bad conveyed an infintustion of the tnweß kind ; anti alked bim whether he meant to fay that he had hcrn more irdu'unt to his relation than he would have been to any other iserfoo f Mr. WICKHAM Raw! •he fituatimi In whkh ha bad been abroad, and dekribed the difasrenAle (cello", which every boneß public officer mutt have from the neglect in am:Wog the account,. Mr. FOX raid, that there Accounts teemed t. be centred tor with a view to thew that mime y had bent anutantedler in a ma..- ner contrary to the Adt of l'arilamern Thai hlt wan the cafe, mutt have been known long ago, and it trestle ran:sive be xplant. al how it had been permitted. Mr. ROSE moved for the Ammon, of General Dalrymple, who had been 0. enter Matter General In North a men**. The CHANCELLOR of the P.XCHEQUILit moved for an Account of the Exptnce of the different Oh-es it the Auditing Department, and for an Eftirnate of the Fa, cue of the proposed Auditing niedurraitts-All the motions were agreed to. Mr. FOX, after a few words (ram Genital OASCOIGNE and others, obtained leave to bring in a Bill to trobiblt any veffels be log employed In the Slave Traria, except thole atreuly engaged in it or coatraded for with that view. LORD MELVILLIL Mr. WHITBREAD give sake, that to Monday he would move for a Camuduee to biped the Lords' journals, relative to the praistilese hi the Impeachment of Lord Vlfcount Melville. CMILSEA DILL. Ott the anodes for the third reedit gof the Chelfea Bill, Lord ctierusa EACH, in a /Pads of cenfiderable length, contended that tbe wan inefficient and abfurd, and alfo added that this in efficiency and abfurdity eharadterized the whole of the mcatures of the prefent .Adreiniftration. Mr WINDHAM defended the Bill, and contended that the al terations. infixed of making it nugatory, rendered it more efficient. He thanked the Noble lord. becaufe in hit invealves againit Ad minittratlon,hekad placed trim In fuck good company. Mr. PERCEVAL wolfed the NU on the fame grounds as Lord Caßkreagb, and (poke of the Adminißration In nearly the fame terms. It was one of great proinife and little performance. •He adverted to Lord illienboroogh's feat in the Cabinet, and to an intended PCO6OII to Mr. jultieelohnfon in Ireland, and to the proceedirgs relative to the appolnutieut of a Governor General for India. The prefeat maitre was a maripatifora tail, and all their meafuree were abfurd or improper. ' Mr. 10X raid, that Admlniferation might not, perhaps. be very keg- iced, but be hoped that Gentlemen Would give them till next &Rion to ezift. It wan intended that his Majelly thould be Gaon *MEd to follow up this meafure with the declaration of what w a hie Royal with; and if the hill fhauld pars the Lords in its prefer t form, next Seffion an application would be made to Parliament (or Its fandlion to the completion of the fyftem Mr. CANNING complained that the principle of the Bill could only be oppofed until it reached the Committee; that there all the elutes of regulatke were Reach OYr, and the Rid fu altered t h a t he wan apprehenfive that from the limit ray of the title tome nue mutt have been mlflaken, and have paint° his bands the Bill for regulating the Chelfea Water Works. His cenheiroce in o Noble Lord(Crenville) who wan kid to be at the head of Adminiiiration, sa as unabated, but he confider , d this and foreral other of the late public meafures as proceeding from his colleagues. After a few words from the ATTORNEY GENERAL and Mr. ROSE, Lord TEVIPLE rote principally for the porpofe of acquainting the Honourable Gentleman oppoutc. that his NoLie rkelat would not accept their Battery at the eapence of any one of hie colleagues. Upon a disifiosi, the numbers were—For the third radio( 6,- Apialt k Jor—Adjouroed at bolt-pelt twelve o'clock. LONDON• FRIDAY, JUN 2 13, The Trial of Lord blaLvir,te was concluded ),.f . • terday, and we Rated the refult in the greater par: of our impreffion ; but the general belief that it would occupy more than one day to take the judg ment of all the Peers, and the injunaion not to pub• IA the Trial till concluded, obliged as to poßpone, till to-day, the account of the proceedings, which we have this day fubmitted to our Readers. The following Lift of the Votes, on each of the Articles of Impeachment, is, we believe, pretty cot rea. If, however, any millaire has *entered, we thall, on notice from any of the High Chateaus, cheerfully reetify it : GUILTY. Lord Chancellor, 2,3, 6, y Baty St. Wyk, 2,3, 8./. 9 puke.-. York, 3 Bstroos-04, I, 2 ,3,4,2, it Clarence, t, a, 3,6, 7,8, z 0 St. .1 0 $ 0 4 11 , 11, 3,6.7, 9, I* Kent, 2, 3,6, 7 Woe, r. $4,84 • Suffer" 1,1, 3,6, 7,8, to , 1 ,5,3, 0 ,7 , 5.11 . Gioucelter, z, 3,6,7,9 P o Fa $13• 11 .709 *i Lord Prtlldent , I, 2,3, 6, G I 7, to Dilatwei. 7 : Lord Privy Seal. 2,3, 6.7, 8 Holied.t , I, 3 6 .7.6 6 Dukes.-Norfolk, s, 2,3, 6, 7.1 GemodaY, $.3 , 0 , 7 % Smoak, 2, 3 Kawdem. 2.3, 61 7 St. Aitrans,s, 3,6, 7 Balkeley, 5, 7 Marquis-Macbeth:, 2,3, 6, Semen, S. 3,8, 7•11 I, . Pik% 394,74 .i Headfort, 2,3, 6, 7 Grboft2o, $. 3. 8 , 7 Earls-Derby, s, 3,6, 7,1, 9 fisizu.7 _ • Suffolk,' . 3, 6, 7,8, 9 A 1,3. 6 .9 Wlnchellca, 2, 3 Ofbry, s Cattle, s, .3,7 Diodes, S, 9,6, 7. 03 8 04 I. $.3. 8. Me TalbemifB l, 1 6 34,11 • Cowper, 2.8.7.8 Damn .T. 89190, NO Stanhope, I. 11, 3. Mt, 1. le /41.611 " w5 . 9 440 7 , 11 9. to alb* $.1. 6 .7 . Barlinellotetire, $ LOA 2, 3 ligresast, s Wit. s , 3. 6 .7 'Ladner. s. s. 6 Sississal" 94.1.0.7.11 * Maasiteld. 6, 7 LastaardsK 1 .6,84,9 a lb" Chohesor,s, 3,6, 7, to cssim SO 1. 6 . 7 • Fersdcas, s TOT/11. C 22112117224 1, 2.3, 6, 7.1 a--r 6 Earl.-Bresdalbsoe, s, 3, 6,y S - SS . - - - Star. 1. 3. 6 ' - - 6— " 9 it 3."-53 EartidtMett. 7 Posoostuotore, e, 7IS . 3,6, 7 7. 1 --.....5e 6 Cbselerille, 7 p--.—to Vika= Hereford, it, 3,6, 7 re=z a NOT GUILTY UPON ALL THI PHAROS& Dokes—Cumberbwil LlowNek C:atebrldge Wake Be efort Vifooonto.-Wattworde - Retired Hampden Merotddes—Salilbur7 Lowther ____ _ Blinopr;:latlt and WebAbcuora Carawallis Chlehefter Hertford Barons--Spencer ( Earla—Aylestord (Lord Raw- Hay (Illuncati) 11111,1 1 ard) Bolton Dartmouth (Lord Chamber- Irby lain Cathcart Bridgewater Rodney Weitinorelaad , Elliot _ Ef &frilled** I Done2fter (Bum.leugh) Berwick Brillol Mm e 411 ". MaceleaSeld HavbLy s, Graham, (Maurole) Kenyon Hardwtcke Braybrook . . Chatham Amherft Bathurft Douglas Uabridge Douglas, (Mortaft) Camden Moistly's Strange, (Athol) Bradfonl Mount F.4gLcumbe pivot, (Moray) Dighy OMlbw Chlebefter Yowls Strathmore Dolton Roches Noethaelek Aboyne Mon lialearrais.—went sway alter IC. Hclaic xft Charge Tboinand t b =iath Sbeecld Ardea • Lansford Ileibaraltina Lean Thu* the judgment of a large majority of tho Peer. has acquitted the Noble Lord altogether every part of the various chargei brought again* him by the Hots& of Commons--a circumilanoe which ought to rem as a general . caution to the Public not to be ball in forming ao opinion prejudi cial to the charaller of any individual, efpecially of that who have (pent a great parted their lives in the public fervice of their country. When the public clamour was loud and general againa his Lordthip, we were Meat. We claim, how. ever, no merit from the circurnlionee—it was only a debt due to Janice; for as Individuals, r , r as Journa. lifts, to lay the leaft, we were never indebted to his Lordlbip, or to any of his political offociates. HAMBURGh MAIL. The Mail due on Wedoefday arrived lan Our limits oblige us to give only a brief abitraft of its contents. Thc Eleiloral Arch• Chancellor has chofen Cardj• nal Fe sc es, (uncle to the Emprefs Jimmie e) to be his Coadjutor and fucceffor. which has given rife to 4 many conjalures. It is thought that, connaled with this, the Papal See will be removed to Munich or I Ratifbon, Fk$CH to be created Pope, and Italy to be under one Sovereign of Naroiton's family. Letters of the aBth ult. from Vienna Sate, that the difference refperSing Cattaro was 110 t adjußed ; that M. D'Ousatt had arrived in that capital to confer with the Aultrian Cabinet on the fubjeet ; and that a treaty of alliance, offenfive and defenfive, had been concluded between France and Aufiria, but which was not to be tolled upon tad& the Ruffian. fhould refufe to evacuate that pot,. The Court of St. Peteriburgh is endeavouring to accommodate the differences between Pruffia, and Sweden, and this country. The new King of Holland was ezpeiled t►t the Hague as this day. LONDON Prtated and put:dieted by LEVRILEFNT, (of Char tcroury-place, .on.betts), at the ST,aa Oggsca, No. g, Car• 74 ate% pouched ago at the 3t.& Oarna, Tomdig•Pgr. .~