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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, FEBRUARY 20. • MEMBER RZTURNED TO SERVE 1N THIS PRESENT PAR ' LIAMF.NT. County of Louth. ?"he Non. Robert Jocelyn, commonly called Lord Visemme Jeohlyn, of Dundalk, in the county of Louth, in the room of • the Hon. John Jocelyn, who his accepted the ofEce of one of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs in Ireland. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - • WAR-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 20. Pith Regiment of Light Dragoons—Hospital Mate John WAD drew to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Luby, superseded. 11th Ditto—Edward Octaves, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Budden, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons. 14th Ditto—Cornet John Blashford to be Lieutenant, without • purchase, vice Smith, who retires ; Cornet J. W. E. Bridges to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted in the 91st Foot. 17th Ditto—Cornet Benjamin Astley, from the 13th Light Dra goons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Toinkisson , promoted. 113 d Ditto—Quarter -Master Joseph Crouchley to be Regimental Quarter-Master. 14th Ditto—James Barutty, Gent. to be Cornet, by pnrchase, vice White, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot-.-Harman Jeflares, Gent. to' be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gordon, promoted in the 7th Foot.. • 4th Ditto—Ensign John Bushell, from the Oxford Militia, to be Ensign. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Travers from the Bth Garrison *ttalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ross, placed on half-pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion. r ' 15th Ditto—Ensign George Langley, from the 59th Beat * to be Ensign, vice Holmes, who tcwhanges. &d Ditto—JohnTupper, Gent. to be. Second Lientonnt, with out purchaw, vice Jones, promoted in the 6th 'sat-India Re. giment. . . Stith Ditto—Captain Frederick Jones to be Major, without chase, vice Savage, superseded. •.- 2Sth Ditto—Robert Mitchell, Gent. s to be Ensign, without pigri!• chase, vice Cromie, whose appointment has not taken place. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Thornhill, from the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Cotipany, by purchase, vice Payne, who, retires. .51st Ditto—John Gibbs, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Pollock". superseded. Seth Ditto—William Claus, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,- vice M'Pherson, promoted. 55th Ditto—Hospital-mate George Meade to be Aisistant Sur geon, vice S , promoted. - 37th Ditto—BrAllkMajor J. M'Kenzie Scott to be Major, vice Ross, deceased; Lieutenant Price Hely to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Scott ; Ensign Henry Oulton to be Lieutenant, vice Hely; Serjeant-Major Leslie, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice Dutton. 54th Ditto—Ensign W. C. Holmes, from the 15th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Langley, who exchanges. dsd Ditto—George Judge, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Thompson ' who resigns. 66th Ditto—Anthony Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hand, promoted. . 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Cooper, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wadaths, who, exchanges.. 77th Ditto—l.leutenant P. MiLac.blan to be Captain 'of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Rudd, promoted. 81st Ditto—Captain Richard Andrews to be Major, vice Mau rice, deceased; Lieutenant George Adams t o be Captain of a Company, vice Andrews ;Ensign T. L. Serj tto be Lieu tenant, vice Adams. 92.1 Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Taylor, from Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vi Curtis, who resigns. Bith Ditto—John Spotswood, Gent. to be. Ensign, by purchase, vice Jones, promoted; William Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wells, who retires. &Cal Ditto--Lieutenant Neil ZeP,Laurin to be Captain of a Com pany, witbdot purchase, vice Grant, promoted in the 89th Ensign J. Gun unro to be Lieutenant, vice hPLau rin ; Tohn Grint, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Munro. 9'4th Ditto—Captain James Hamilton, from the 6th Royal Vete ran Battalion, to lie Captain of a. Company, vice Fraser, ap pointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion • Lieutenant --- Rutherford, from the Berwick Militia, to be Ensign. 95th Ditto—Quarter-Master Angus M'Donald, of the Ist Bata lion, to be Paymaster of the ltd Bat. vice Bridge, who resigns. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant John 'Wadams from the trth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cooper, Who exchanges. 9:!: West India Regiment—Second Lieuter.ant Robert Jones, nom the 23d Footi to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Chisholm, who resigns. Ditto—Ensign John Jones to belteutenant, without pur chase, vice Audige, promoted; William Chadwick, Gent. to Ensign, vice' Jones. Atli Ditto—Lieuteu.ent G. A. Delhoste, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Compauy, vice Campbell, de ceased. pillon's Reginteut—George Henry Green, Esq. Paymaster of the late Regiment of Froberg, to 'be Paymaster, vice Bernard, whose appointment has not taken place. let Ceylon Regiment—Henry J.Duggan Counayne, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Moffett, promoted. $4 Ditto—Captain Wm. Edward Frye, from the 56th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Johnstone, promoted. Ist Garrison Battalion—James Dayton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Alcock, dizaussed. 2d Royal Veteran Battilion—Assistant-Surgeon John Cassidy, from the 14th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gazeley, ap pointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. 9th Ditto—Captain Andrew Fraser, from the 94th Fout, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton, appointed to the 94th Foot. • BREVET. Captain John Campbell, of the 78th Foot, to be Major in the Army• HOSPITAL STAFF, To be Hospital Mates for General Service. J. H. I.ucliovv, John C. Yeatman, Daniel Rossiter, Thomas Ma credie' David W. B. Pc-arse, Sidney Choppin, and Giles Mac bane, Gems. B RR AcKs. Charles Baynton, Gent. to be a Barrack Master in Great. Bii tato, vice Wm. Cotbyn, promoted. The King's German Legim, 7th Battalion of the Line—Hospital Mate Wm. Sander tobeAt. sistaut Surgeon, vice Suffert, who retires. AMMON ANIAIM. The appointment of Licuttn.mt Thomas Magennis to be Cap- , tab of a Company, by purchase, in the 69th Foot, vice Corry, as stated in the Gazette of the 13th February, 1808, has not • ken place. Tie under-mentioned Officers are superseded, being absent without leave, viz. Lieutenant Laynche, of the 15th Light Dragoons. Captain Muller,"of the„Sicilian Regiment. BANKRUPTS. • John Fleming, of Blackburn, I,ancashire, cotton.mannfacturer, to surrender March 7, 14, and April 3, at eleven, at the Star Masic.besteo. Atrornies, Messrs. Milne, Sergeant and Milne, Manchester, orliessrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. • William Herbert, jun. of I.lanidlnes, Mantgonitryshire, draper, March 9, IQ, and April's, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. At orney, Mr. James "raylor, Exchangt-street, Mpichester. James I . etlcy, of Horton, Yorkshire ' calico-manufacturer, March 7,8, and April 8," at two, as the Dng Tavern, Manchester.— Attornies, Mr. John Higson, Red Vross-street, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. lot:at han Dowsing, of Harwich, grocer, March 8,9, aril April 3; at eleven, at the Bear and Crown, Ipswich. Attornles, Mr. R e ,.ee Bunn ; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southampton Buildinp; Chancy/ -fare, l.obdon. A Let:ds, ut Great Massingliarn, Norfolk, miller, March 7; four. Marc' 8, at ten, and April 3, at four, at the Crown Inn, 5w.411 ham. Attorney, Mr.'crenchard, Swaffham. .t . sander Lindsay aid James Irvine, of Manchesterolealers in goois, March 8,9, and April 3, at eleven, at the Star Ivtar.chesu r. Attornies,' Mr, Clough, Manchester; oe • \:r. Edge. 14061 Walks, Temple. :9 • ii,ook .s, ot church, Salop, shoemaker, March S r 1, April 8, at devil; at the White Lion Inn, Whitchurch.— .t•orai.s, Mr. '1 Blachstock, St. Mildred's...court ? e; Mr. Williams Ain Watsotl„Whitchurcb. \„, > ~. ~. t • 1 : • • - HOlrtarttet.ll Halifax, Meebast, Feb. 24, March load Aril 3, at ten, at Gullets'. Qteerai Meson. Peliner,Toitatesp,.. . and Themson, - • CoMball.essei 'EiiKteaet3iNcrwe. Thomas Barron, lam ot.Qtelelltabsassi Apo le, ward/Pet man, February 17,. Mar* 3 4 mid April 11.. it sieves. st 01011111.• hall. Antonia, Maws. Tod*, Lonsdill, and flocldu,B* born-court, Gray's-Inn. . Thomas Borlbw, old* Stratektairecir, Feb. 22, at twelve, AMA S, and April 3, at ten, at Gideon. Attorney, Mr. Beethms, , pinwale-street, Fleet-street. 'Osborn Hills, of Shoreditch, der, February 27, Mani 3, and April 3, at ten, at GUildialt. Attorney, Mr. S.T. Adams, .Great Russel-street, BloomabOty. * Torn Harrison, 1f Stoke-upoa-Trent, potter, March 11, 10; at the Swan Inn, Hanley, and April 8, at the .Ctown fun, Stone, ' ac eleven. Attorales,, Messrs. Willis, Fahtlionce and Clarke, • • Warnford-court • dry M r. Vernon, Stone. Mamma Regale. an:l - Charles Pratt Wyatt', of Lansbourn-Ward- . Chambers, merchants, Feb: 24, March 3, and Aril 3, at ten, • at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr.Hodpon, Stirrer-sweet, Strand. ,Ilancuel Seabrook, of Dowlingelley, Red Cron-street, London, Februaly 24, Match 6, and April 3, at eleven, at • , Guildhall. Attorney, Mi. Trani*, Walbrook. • ' • PifRLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 21. 0111•111 were finally heard in the appeal Kearney V. the ReV. Mr. Basely.—Judgment deferred till Friday. The Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the Malt Duty Bill, and to several private Bills. The Exchequer Bills Bill was brought up from the Cob:boos, • and road a first time. Lord LIVERPOOL presented the Report, of ,the Commis sioners on the Scotch Judicature Bin—Ordered to be printed. Lord CHATHAM rose in his place, and professed his readi ness to attend a Committee in the other House of Parliament on the Walcheren Espedidon. • - - : The LORD CHANCELLOR thee put the questioe, that the Earl of Chatham be allowed to attend in the ithettbitilroirhifb , win *greed to. REVERSION RILL.; Earl GROSVENOR presented the Bill of which he had ji - ven notice for preventing the *ranting of Places in Reversion, &c. and moved that it be read a first time. Lord ARDEN opposed• the motion. He could alt not but consider it as an infringement of the pre rogative of the Crown to attempt taking - away a pri vilege which had so long beetfivesteclitt the Sovereign, at least without having received a previous comma- nication from the-Crown of the opinion entertained by' the Sovereign respecting such a proceeding. He be lieved a vanety. of precedents Might be adducid in support of the doctrine he had advanced, particu larly one in the reign of George H. when a Bill was introduced for limning•the Peerage. _ Earl GROSVENOR - etpressed much surprize at the opposition of the*Noble Lord. It was matter of course to read Bills- brought from • the other House • a first time without arty opposition,. but when a Bill originated in ,that _House; the Noble Lord who originated it, had only..to present it, aad it was read a first time of course: - • • • The LORD CllANPLLOR'thluglit the ques tion a very important and delicate one, and suggested the propriety of adjoUrning the question till it was seen whether a message would come front. his Majesty or not. Lord REDESDALE embraced this opinion; and• moved that the farther:discussion. of the question be • renewed to-morrow. . • • .• : ••• Lord HOLLAND could not imaghie sny thing, more disrespectful to that House, to the other, Mouse or Parliament, and to the people at large, than such : mode of.procceding under the present circumstances of the country. What did -his Majesty's Ministers think of such a proceeding ? Had they advised his Majesty to send a message . to Parliament relStiVe_to this subject ?. They seem to desert their seats on the present occasion, and to avoiasisting any opinion up-J, on the matter. Lord ROSSLYN considered such a mode of 'Pro ceeding as wholly unprecedented. If the observations made against the first reading of the bill were proper, then for several years back we have been acting in a manner most disrespectful -to his Majesty ? Was any message waited for in die year. 1808; when the bill was brought in and passed for suspending for a li mited time the power of granting places in reversion? On the question for adjourning:the 'debate being put, diet House divided Contents 15—Non-contents 7—Majority 8. On the return of strangers to the House, - Lord - CaIosVENGE was stating'- h is intention of not pressing. .the first reading-to-morrow; but of waiving it till Fn. day, to afford his Majesty's Ministers an opportunity, .of themselves, to bring a , message down from his Ma= jesty, to the effect of that suggested by an Address., THE 'clitncu. The Earl of HARROWBY moved for itO Addresa to bi*Asta. jesty, that he would be pleased to order that laid before. the House Copies of the Returni matte 03 the touigil, of the number, value, and names of Church' Livings, under L. 150 per.i annum; which , after a few Words from Lord ROLLA/fool:61P, tive to the state of the Church generally,ivas cgderet Adi4atost . . . • HOUSE •OF COMMONS. • ' The SPEAKER informed the House that he bad been in the -House of Lords, where the Royal Assent was given by Commis sion •to the Mali Duty BBL h•fr.-Seeretary RYDER presented the Annual Return of 'RE 'ernits• for the lasi year, and certain Papers connected whh the late Expedition to the Scheldt; the latter were °paired to be refeired to• the Select Committee. • • The Honourable HENRY WELLESLEreDiforce BM welt through a .Committee, read a third time and passed. .! • • • Mr.• HARVEY moved the first reading of the Bill forefeet* . Lowe for the accommodation of the going Judges Of Asifelein ChelinsfOrd. - • - . . Aftet:,sone observations from • Mr.' WESTERN . and. . Mr. H%JR3T, in opposition to it, as atrunnecessary bun*" ipon the County Rates, • The SPEAKER informed the House that there were in the Bill produced so many erasures and interlineations, as, in Ills opi., Mon, to prevent its reception. The Bill war withdrawn, to be brought forward in a more cor rect state, • • • Mr.• MELLIS4-hrought up the Report of. the Cu Light Company.; and leave was granted to bring in a Bill accordingly. • Sir CHARLES POLE gave notice his intention, after the "termination of the inquiry Into the Expedithin to the Scheldt, to move for the producticht of certain documents referring to the, time of service of Admiral Montague..., : • Mr. ROSE said, that in consequence' of its haVing beep stated by a Noble Lord (Cochrane) that'the interOX' of the Navy, were 'not properly attended to,'lt was his intention to nwpre for theprp. duction of a Correspondence between die Treasurer of. the Km. and the Admiralty, in Ostober;lBoo,rehthe to the'eirly and dike , Distribution of•the Proceeds of Priiet. - • A short conversation took place between Sir C. POLE, Mr, ROSE, and Mr. H. MARTIN; froni which we understood Me. ROSE to say, that an extent was issued egainsi the late Palmas,. ter of the. Marines for his defalcation.' Mr. WHITBREAD waived his notice of a motion for chi, day. • • Sir. JOHN NEWPORT moved fora Retort of the Y.earejs which had.. s'oce January 180, entered die kolvt:_otjrniverpoql from ports not in amity with*Great Biltain; nit hitthellaits under which they sailed, the description of the crews by - Which tkey, were oavigated, and the licences Under which Iki werf;agoWca to to enter. , • Mr. 14 )5 4 coOdPoi see the Pos*Ari Of - affloßiVigf **** F-.' c II& figs. lierooet's order. At an Omits it woe of Mei a sa pottigi itk thought time &SU be 001.4 iste•ilidegbili , 114 denim recommended the Right Hos. Isrosot to withdrew it, tad site - notice for some IStertlity. .. - • - `. ' • SirJOHN NEWPORT wt ildrow thimodon, and me iNdite' .* to-morrow. . ' - ' Mr. PARNELL gave notice of * Motiott for.Thunday r ilipetr the subject of Trims in Ireland. . : • .' I Lord COCHRANE moved for the dim e•ef the Order-m -liatiorto the " TwoStstess," for the purpose ' ' • g the iiiiiife of dm " CAmilia" itt place thereser-Agreed . to COCHRANE Tore** 1611PPY of the warrant from lab 1 . , authorising .Proctors toms in the Admiralty Court.-- . .. . 1 ' * . sinssAol ram vms. iz Lo,. . . . . . , . • - A arms NA Lords seqatinieci tee time that thet a . .__ lOadipollod. limy to John Earl of Chatham to attend thisalomsdeets islablig into the Scheldt Expedition, if Ms Lord /MO ilindl think at. . .j that it was a gross breach of their priv , ileges, b ut ,1..., person w as conducted hi ms elf w i t h such proo iu v, he should recommend the slightest .punishm ent th, could inflict ; and if the Hon. Gentleman (mr smith would consent to withdraw his anieudinent, h e (M r. Whitbread) shoUld Propose, that . Mr. I)ean should be called _M. and reprimanded by the Chair, and, if thought necessary , an order m i g h t be made f ur hi s attendance to-morrow. 'Mr:SMITH agrted to withdraw his amendm ent . •.' Mr.tROKER, however, vrJs of; Opinion that he ,ehould . be detained in custody until to-morrow, as , if released, he might afterwards tell . a different story. Sir .r. ANST R UTH E R. thought it rather sinr u h r that the House should let this practice go on for three or tour - ' unnoticed, and r - niitamuseema.acserartalade'n mAnnvit •Irnstatneta: - . • i--- - - .YeFs -- - 1 Right 'Hern t ;• h •Gen ey sh de o ro ul a d n be 's ( u M p - r. a n f i ci7r n ie .a b ) e rnis, Mr. MANNING renewed his motioa..fors Select Committee ! free with , 1 punish 111 u Offence which they had allowed to dee; and se e k t . e- EXCHEQUER, o enquire into the existing laws respectinoMarine Insurance. so long 'He thotight the HOuse should inn adept , Mr. GRENFELD opposed the motion. -i thing_more than the - slightest punishment that co up . Mr. MA.RRYATTrenewed his lormer•Objections M the oleo- MC 7 • . . ... . . . . Sir ;.. ANSTRUTHEIt called the attendon of the Reese M the be itiliiited" • t ' - • reit question before them, namely, whether a Sara Committee i . 'The irrei` - ' sn - 7 . ivn — " t. C a li t i i &lST• ie had jijdust°hßearodf, the' confirmed in thA should be appointed to coosider the state of Insurances tosiso in this country. As the law . nuts stood a person wishing ) t , H wh o o n m , Qe all n t t h l i e e t property had no security for his money; the Object of the pre- i . cipinknithif 'Opine punishment should be inflicted, • wog melon was to create that.sesittity. He contended that the ; othaifilie it would seem that they' were en' co'itra . liel l aeorly of th e , tro..a.aisSioa Marine Insurance Camomile*, with this r i e ri ee . , o draj e zpital o f .esporotoo lam, them, - was by no means a}- i it . • • t security for tfaoiatting the•Wbole Marine Insurances of r.IIOgNE4 noticed th e extraordinary degr ee stisia country. He therefore decidedly supported the motion, I : .o ( f the an cha irit *Oleo was then agreed to without a division. .. '• : im ell e o x r c o lt f ea titi iii E ti xc ie heq ß u ig e 4 r I. 1• . -3neAnume .PRIMEGE. ' • : • • • " 1 •portant questions hitherto before the House could not : --- Mr- YORKE having moved the order of the clay, I, arciuseintcr . literticia. This was merely a q u e st i on cf for the attendance of Mr: 'Dian,* Printer, at the Bar 1-' . discretion, at 'to 'whit 'degree of planishment they if the . House, he appeared accordingly, *hen the shouldltiflicf - UpOri this - . person ? 'The principle 1a;.4 SPEAKER addressed him nearly as follows. • dowsphy the Right . HMI. Gentleman (Mr. Crokorl, :• that be sheuld li t edetained in custody, in order that • Q,--What is your name Disiiii:•• ' • • • ?-John • -—• he should be fortficoMin g l to-rnonnvi, wa s . quite ah. SITAXER—is A . tom faint : has bica made to . h d * Fr • of That House this House, that . you .have printed a. paper, reflecting 1 / st ° ra . letter ,netd;..toantheweie t . r t p w r o iv u i l lg t : . t . _ to b e a system of the mo st Upon the proieedings of this House, and upon the abom inable M ty r ann y • • that ever was heard of. He was conduct of some of its Members. What have .you to ' t h er efo re i - ,,ki r on o f r the most lenieot punishment ' tent say in aniwer to the. matter of that complaint ?. - could n •• --:. • that be adopted. - -- [Here the paper alluded to. was• prodeced to - Mr. Mr. WINDI-IAM sirentioUsly•SUPArt d e'the Mo. Dein.] . . . . -. ••- •_ • • • don for •cortnnittal. - • • Mr. Dean—" That paper -was - printed by me. I• ' Mr.' C. ADAM wished to have liii committed to was employed hy"l.l4c John Gale JCOSIS to print it, - ' the custody of the gerjeint . at.A'anis ftosio hour, and and have been in the habit of printing such , for the - be then diso2tart4/. ' •' • '''., ..' ; .. ' • last three years . I did not then know that I w as Thrmigitral ration for com m i ttal was then put committing any offence against thin Honourable' and carritorin tli affirinative, and M,',„Deiin was or. House, but for which offence •I • now most humbly - dered to attend at the bar to-morroW..., beg : pardon of this Honourable House, I reeeiied - - •• - ' - the manuscript, from .which this paper Wits prioted, , "• Mr. DUNDAS moped for a Selec t ' ( t OrAinittee to ... Mr. John Gale Jones; I . did not see the mond. intliiire into'tfiestateOPEast-indin tairt , and report . Script until after it was struck off; I am obit-ready in tar their opini'ilfeiedn. ' ' :'; ''' ' 7 7 give it up, and. to prove it is the of Mr.' • - •Mr; GREEVEY dithstat tee s ani skig:that,Cotifd • Johis.Gale Jones:. He-wasorderecl to withdraw .: : arise from the Committee propOsed . ..• • 46. pronounced Me. YORKE then `said,lte'•was eitreineli. oe ft...the affairs of - the' COmpdnY- "to be its r a very decli n i n g pleased to find this perion so sensible *Olde offence ' state, ,and . was not aivare .of 011964 consequence he'had been guilty- of, end appearing so Contrite aiid' -that could rteult from ti* appolrqmei4 of ,the Coin- • -75 4 desirous. of making the utmost reparation In hit- mittge • *- •• • - • power; br informing the Houie whb the real . author • Mr. WALLACE-a r g u ed that'a Select Committee was.. Cip.all hands, it must be adniitted to be a very ' was the tetetneani that could be' dev;ted,'Of bringing: : rosalibel, all well as a flagrant violation of th e privi-• the state of the Eatt-India Company before . the House, of that House; IO a -case of this kind,' however, Lord A: HAMILTON concimed in theopiPjous .• • • • IC it first to be considered What *Mille most - observed, .that tfo of, Pr.P- of Mr.. Cray. ... ;• . . poo4 er dent to be done ; and this • person - havinO"now made' Mr. 4 . :AUNDA • wail reparaddn in hit ptiiver, - itsd f therefore, it . was the. Eistalndia tempany would not expire until tbe. not his (Mr. Yorke s) wishto proCeeil to any - seilitity "yam 1814; and-that the . CoMOrty -. was' ensiled to 'with 'him, at the same time he must observe, that this three 'ears` notice of any intention te'resdnd it: Bet . was not like the case of a man who Was e m pl o y e d to as no such notice. was yet intended to be iii e n, it st n s material that Parliament should be made acquaiote4 . print apimphlet, and Might not know, nature or 'gentlegur_ of it ; .for it was . impossible, but that this with the state of the Company's - affairs. The motuotwas agreed to, and a Select Commit person must have known that lie Nyal.printirig -some- diingsWhicb Might draw down on him-the displeasure tee appointed, consisting of .21 Meinbers, with the of that .7 - touse, and it was highly.necessary that he usual powers. . •• . , "imaasponsible to the public and to that House for - - CORN AND THE DISTILLERY.' -. any thing he May publish; and know that , it was not Thomo_tion being made for the seccind•reading or. enough whin hi g..ave-up his *authority, ind to teach . the Bill,for prohibiting Distillation from - corn, .. him that it was his ditty to know fromlis employer The SPEAKER took occasion to ohtstiethati up- . the nature and tendency Of the snifter Lewis about - derstanding it was intended to propoSe- trilldifferent to publish. He thought it was hit duty toga thus far, instructions to the Committee upon tle Bill for prolii, . and should leave it to the House-to decide whether biting Distillation from Corn, the one to exempt Ire. they .shOold do any thing in this, . • dotter, by way of land from the operation of the Bill, and the other te, example, pr instituting_ any pi o a eec it ng aga i nst. 1 4 r. , prevent the importation into Great* Britain . of Irish. • John Gale Jones. • • • . _ spithi distilled from grain, he thought it necessary to. • • •• The SPEAKER intimated, that theni va l course - state that in point of form-such instrtictiont youst . 96-.: • ginate in a Committee.of the whole House.' . ;-i ~ of plume * ding wasto move that such a r a Mr. WESTERN contended againSt "[lie' iiiceserty :.. breach of privilege of that House, and upon that to g , dmea d iitstiCe of• the Bill-alto ether , ao hi as an adopt anti further procedure the ouse might think an •gh •' Am dment that, instead of the word a DOW," the . Pto,Pe•r•,. 7.~ • , words o th is day six months" should-be intertedi .Upon thissuggestion,Mr.YOßKE mooedthatJohn Mr..PCINSONBY recommended the postponement Dean, in printing the said paper, had been guilty of of the discussio upon this measure, at • 'S desira ble it was _ . Xgrsi and flagrant breach of t h e privileges'of that for the House ll to in '' • proceed the inquiry . as to the House, which was carried near. cos. —•— • '.. - Scheldt Expedition, several officets being in attend. 'Mr. YORKE then expressed a . witch to hear the anee to be examined - as witnesseL. ' entlments•Of some other Gentlemen, and Cofiduded, .Mr, ROSE concurred in the with, Which he underi'.: by - ritevitig: that John peen should be:cominitted to •stoOdto be agreeable to the parties concerned. ' . the custody of the:Serteant at Arms, "and be . A tonversatunt, however, aroee'upon the motion. up again to-morraw in order tol . ' discharge. is ' Tb4 . ,SPtAKgR Suggested that in all such cases. Price of •igtts; and"bere or.barley); which - tere the it was. usual •to inflict a temporary irop e ii onment , i n articleS'utedin distillation, in order to shewttiii such. order to imprett the person with a sense of :the of- distillation ongbynot•to-be-permitted whediteie aP ; .. fence he "ha?! - • . tides were so necessary• to the food of the peop le In .. ~ . • ' . The CH.AIsICELLOR of the , EXCREQOEIien- man y parnik f th e opogery, 7 - -.. .. • - ...... . . dray cancutiedin Alt suggesewn. of 'the &pinker. -at. • *Sir_ T. ..1 1 1.1RTON expatiated upon "ili 444115:1 likelY toeesult to tlecountry from 'the exportatiottlili % the same time That he *,.sW : tekadopt- rather a le• nient ibullion to import corn from the Continent, at theta*? nodilof proceedipg - against this , because an tiine thatthe supply was so little - to be'depen*at !Od 40.14 , •• he had giveo the Hciuse anopportunity of proceeding cl.thenie lie inflict& tha we ' thciuld leek ne.- against di*..i:lfshiidualinost culpable. - -• He propose!, the means of bur provislon• Among those than! he Loiteirer, not to.dismiss him. at t, as upon the regarded the Measure fir pt'ehtbthng the use of cora.. further preceeding : it might b enecessary to tall-upon in the distilleries; and therefedele would support iti, ,-,- him again ;' :be. theref ore agreed iti the motion of hi s He did not consider This . as a question between Obi Right Hondo-able friend (Mr. Yorke) for o alit- West India Merchants and any other class . f his*- ting him ; to custody, in order to be brought i tip - to- testy, subiestst - bit as one - of general Mitional 'in* . Morrow ;• and soggested• th at t hi s mot i on - s might be rest. * Ai the same dine, that he must feel the Clailtilt.' followed up by another m ot i on f or the attendance of Mr. John-Gale zones. . -,. .. . .. ,of the West India Merchants entitled to the Portico' .. far attention of the Legislature, while they were pte-.....,, Mr. HENRY SMITH thought, that from the na- i di.,a from prod u ce of th • - • ' W" ke . c u sending the tore of their business, it would be impossible to ` : m a ke any o ther , market th an Great Britain, and oblig edts . s.. , ~ printers liable. for - every thing they published ' and tak e- • ' the growth, . produce, Om' in return articles of . Conceived that it, would be more-consistent 'till; thehoweve r 00 manufactureofThfiCOuntry alone. This _ ~, dignity ofthe House to -order .the attendarice'of this not pow. the question -for the consideration o d i : r e . person to-morrow, than -to order him into custody Amendment House 1 1:44 *befher lime.tabisinilif peasant an 1 effect, • • . ..,.tha t . artisan should be supplied yith cod- (4 0 Y . .. , _. .. . Near, hear.), Mr. WHITBREAD • thimght *the atnendOment i After- f a evrobsereationa . trona:Mr: GRATTAN, Sir sucha one ni the . Hoare could - not well ado t, ac- : Wan HALL * Mr. PanxEct, andivii..liaarsroao , cord' • • nig to th e usage bf Parliarhent, becapse i having • The House then 'diOidid • '' 'tit ' PPon e.Aanendment.--, voted it an Offe . nee against • their ptirileges,'.4 Wa.sne, Ayes fri, noes I.s.s—Majon• 1 . Y 101. • • cossary that some punishment should'fißlaw;' praiser : The Wall d -4 • n4orde red O lie , was tea a SeCOU 411141 r 2 proceedings would wear quite riclicalque., llp'.ex- .-.committed.on Thursday. .. • . •• • -renter regretted - 'that this paper .. had . Oci7 lbitam ' Strangers . • • , • were not readmitted after the diripOth .4 .n tiny ' oil ifime via) , or other ; chitie . w4; 4W d01*! .4017 Upodthe-Biepedition,tOthe Scheldt. • . . • . • • • . ..i - ' ...; .*•'•-e7•-** :•• - 7 ..' • . •.7 ' • ~ t• f -- 1