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The Comm:ssinners were, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Arnbiihop of CANTERBCIt r, and Lord WALSING HA NI All the Bills on the Table were read a stage each. The Loftn CHANCELLOR affirmed the Interlocu tor of the Coln of Session in Scotland, in the Ap peal Lawson v. Maxwell, after having stated the merits of the Cause, and fully explained the grounds on ,vlii,:h he gave the judgment which he pro nounce,l. Three Private Bills were brought up by Mr. CHAPLIN and others from the Commons ; presentod and mat.: a first time. MOTION OF ADJOURNMENT. Lord HOBART moved, that the House adjourn to Tuesday se'nnight (April 19.) The Earl of CARLISLE rose, not, he said, in hie smallest degree to objett to the Motion of Ad jburnment, but to remind Ministers that there was a long catal*ue of important matters._which they would be called upon to explain after the Recess. He had, he said, in common with others, patiently submitted to the taciturnity of Administration, rela tive to many great and consequential considerations, which required some sort of information to be given to that House, and to Parliament, rather than ap pear eager to embarrass the minds of those who hold high stations in his Majesty's Councils, and clog the wheels of Government ; and he had done so for so long a time, that he almost feared, he, and those who thought with him, had fallen into another difficulty, viz. that of being considered as ac quiescing in the measures of Ministers, and approv ing them. Among the many points that called for explanation,. he would mention some of the leading ones : the first was, as they had been called upon to arm, and the press had been enforced, and inva sion threatened, and the Militia had been called out, they were entitled to know from Ministers, upon what ground they were going to war? Another was, why Ministers had made the fatal mistake of suffering the French ,tl..ct to sail fur St. Domingo, armee otherwise than en jute, thereby obliging an English fleet of observation to be dispatched to the 'West Indies, to watch the motions of the French Fleet. A third, the negociations which had passed between his Majesty's Minister and the French Government, respeFling the evacuation of the Cape, Malta, and otier possessions stipulated to be ceded to us by the Treaty of Amiens ; and, perhaps, not the least important, was that upon which he had himself brought forward a Motion, to the with drawing of wii;ch, under the supposed idea of want of sufficient information, he had chosen to su:nnit, rather than appear to be desirous to harrass Govern ment and teaze them with vexatious enquiries, when !Ministers had matters of critical moment on their hands.—He alluded to enquiry into the management of the Dock-yards; and at the time when he brought forward the subjek he was in possession of full in formation to prove, that there had been gross neg lea, and that proper care was not taken to enable the artificers to get ready the navy for service with sufficient celerity to meet a sudden emergency. His Lordship said, upon these and other important points, Ministers had a deep responsibility ; and though he did not mean to offer any proposition upon them at that moment, his Majesty's Servants must expea to be called upon for a full explanation soon after the House met again. Lord HOBART said,The took all the Noble Earl had said as an instance of great candour, on his part ; but if the Noble Lord thottglit one word he had said would give him. the least uneasiness, he was extremely mistaken. His Majesty's Mi nisters would chearfully meet the Noble Earl on the investigation on all, and every one of the several subjeas he had alluded to, whenever he should please to institute it, as they were perfealy. con scious, they had corredtly done their duty in every respea. Adjourned till Tuesday, the 19th im!ant. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, APRIL 7. The House having attended the House of Peers, pursuant to a summons by the Black Rod, The SPEAKER, on his return, informed them, that the Lords, authorized by virtue of his Majes. ty's Commiti,iln, had given the Royal Assent to the ng I-4kw Thomas Meyers, Esq. (the present Sitting /444mba) was not duly eleEted, and ought not to have been returned, and that James Adams, Esq: the Peti tioner, was, and is duly eledted, and Ought to hive been returned, and that the opposition of Mr. Mey ers to the Petition against him, was not friVolousnr vexations. The C.. t tut of the CROWN was then ordered forth with to attend and amend the return, which was done accordingly. ' • Mr. BURDON rose, in pursuance of the notice he had given yesterday, to defer the order for coasider ing of the proceedings on the Great Grimsby i:iec tion Petition. The aka of the Comtnittee, in pro posing it for the 19th in.t. wis to promote expedi tion, forgetting, at the same time, that a numhcr of Gentlemen would then he unavoidably occupied by the Quarter Sessions. With th e general consent .of the Members of the Committee, he therefore pro posed, that the further consideration of the proceed ings of the Great Grimsby EleCtion be postponed from the 19th to the 20th instant, and that James Simpson, Esq. Mayor of Great Grimsby, do attend the House on that day. Agreed to. The consideration of the Lords' amendment to the Militia Bill was deferred to Tuesday, the ijth of March. The Bill for making allowance to Innkeepers, for subsis:ence of the Military, was read a Child time, and passed. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply of yesterday, when the House agreed to the following resolutions pissed in the Committee. That there be grant..xl to his Maystr, for the purpos , • f making comper.iition to Georg. hlaFliti. Jun. au A 111,rira.1 I, , ,y.ilist - - - - 12,6:G In support of the S- , ciety iir promoting the Christian Religion - 9 Far Militia Iff.spitals - • - 94 _ . _ ... _ _ __ For the Dublin Lying-in iiespittl For the pr.v of tsar At aj , th a t prowl:ion be made for the Subaltern Officer of the Irish Mi litia, in time of peace; and fur the pay antl lug of the English Militia. WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS. On the motion of Mr. DICKENSON, Jun. the House having resolved itself into a Committee on the Woollen Mantifaaurers' Petition, Mr. PRasco.T T in the Chair, he moved that die Chairmai he di rs>dcd to move for leave to bring in a Bill for the repe.d of a variety of several former alts of Parlia ment, pursuant to the prayer of the said t)eti:ion, which was agi red to, the report immedi:qely re ceived, and leave given to bring in the bill. The Committee on the Irish Courts of Law till was deferred to Tuesday the 26th. instant. Dr. DUIG NAN presented a petition freim the Keeper of the Seals in the Court of Exchequer . in Ireland, stating, tha: fees usually paid tb . periOns holding that office for time immemorial, wuultl:be lost by the operation of the It ish Courts Of La 7.- should 'I pass into a law, and praying for such relief as the house in its wisdom should think proper. He ago presented about a dozen more petitions from the different Clerks, to the same eife,'.t, all of which were ordered to lie on the table. CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFOTER brought in the Bill for rendering mere efreaual the laws for regulating spiritual persons holding farms, and for enforcing residence o n th e i r b ene fices. It was, he said, the wish of Hs Right Hon. Friend (Sir William Scott) that the Bill should be read a second time, the blanks filled up in the Committee, and then printed, but he should content himself with moving, that the Bill be read a first time and printed, which was accordingly done, and the Bill ordered to be printed and read a second time on Thursday the 21st. instant. THE ADJOURNMENT. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER . then Moved, that the House at its ruing do ad journ to Monday se'nnight. Mr. PATTEN said, that be had some notion of opposing this adjournment, but would forbear from doing it in so thin a House; however, he gave no tice, that if the situation of public affairs shoat contimre in the same state of uncertainty, he should think it his duty, immediately after the recess, to bring forward a motion respthing the state of the nation.. The day proposed for the adjournment was then agreed to. GRENADA LOAN BILL. The House resumed the consideration of the Gre.r nada Loan Bill, upon the motion that the amend, ments should be agreed to. Mr. NVILBERFORCE said, he had been pre vented from attending the former discussions on the Bill, but he could not allow it to pass without say ing a few words, and this he was rather urged to do, in consequence of uhrt had formerly taken place upon the subject: He had then, in conjunc tion with some other Gentlemen, considered that the sums due from the Grenada merchants ought to be paid, but refldting on what had passed, and that it had been every year as regularly moved as the Land Tax Bill to give a further time, he thought it would be. extremely hard upon the merchants to turn round upon them, and insist upon theit'paying according to the terms of the ad of Parliament, he therefore should desist from opposing the Bill, at the same time desiring it to be understood, that if an application was liereafter made to Parliament for further time, it Auld be resisted. 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