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" p r •- • • 111 rittol 1 be . . . SIIIP i . I -- I P . , 111, "NOr -411 ►AY, API 7141 ___ _ _ - - THIIFtSI 1 1, 11105. , . TUE kTRE ROYAL. LAMM-LANE. N MONDAY NEX T, April 15, Their Mtl• O ? Wit..? Segvattli will aa thM Tf g iody of PIZARRO. kttAlSt, Mr. Powell; R. Ma, Mr P 4 94 1; Pismo, Mr. IL M Cor e. Mrs H Johnston ; Etrira, Mrs. Powell. PlAy. a N Allegori..., Ilance, called ' THE UNITED BRITONS. T o which will be added the Fan of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Delany, Mr Johmeneie. I , 44.itea. - the loon( Roscius. I.%IPERIAL PARLIAMENT. —„...—. IigUSE OF LORDS—Wavaaso sr, Arent 10. The Royal Assent was given, by Con, imion, to the Militia Redaction Bids the American Treaty, the Neutral Ships, Foreign Prize Ships, Spanish Trade, Bengal ColllllCit, all Edinburgh Police Sills, and tem Rill of a private or local description. The Lords COM Milldiellifli well the Lord Chancellor, bad Hawkaabitry, and Lord Weisingheen. Counsel were farther beard illative to the Scotch Appeal, -- Cathcart. Bart. iv the Earl of Cassilis, vie. Mr. H. Erskine, In continuation, as stcond Cottoned for the Respondent.— When the hearing for the day, which was at half past five .ofeloek, was finished • ' . The LORD crhucELLoa moved, that Me ease be taken into further conideratioo hisseervem • but net, he aid, for the purpose of hearing Cooed fart* t hat day, but fur the pur pose of then considering the neat eligible, and, at the same time, early dal, after the ensuing Halley', for the halter hear- Jag of Counseloutd allotting the grease past of such day to that Ilifillef• .. , . Us ease was then ordemel so be fasiket marifiesed to. . . *llls upon the Table were for weeded MAW& : . 1 awing die* likertfin 'II Illeir-dflfe ZVI: r, lipirit. • rim Vista allisia lleitelit mid a third Sum padarat iry of the promodiuga la Ike Calleilemy Court ei Lam don, in the case of Moor" e. Were, betas lily attested, all laid Won the House a Sill to &solos the WWI lap of Job.. Wore, Esq. with fl:arhara, his now. wife, was read a tint, and ordered to be read a wood time ou Tomb, Connive Lord 11.% WE ESBURT„ by commarol of Hid Majesty, me tented Copies of Orders and Letters heat the A4misalty to the Navy &in I ; and all a Statement of 'Semler ',Gums and Carronades on Sean, certain Vaamitewerbich ware oclord to lie on the Table. Some private buena. was then deposed of. Mos which an Askourouteut took place. ----m0..-.- - was not situated by any party motives, bet, on the contsiny..l undertook it as a greet and impatient cause, iuwhich were involved most deeply the dearest interests of the country, its honour and safe* t and. I cannot but feel extremely happy in the riamll, Minn, that I had the honour to succeed in my undertaking. I beg leave, Sir, further to s.iy, that if. on the mo tion I made the other piglit, there had been no other *Ned than merely punishment, in that case also. I myself. as well as all other parties, might be sat.s fied. Situated, however, AS matters stand at pre sent, 1 cannot be so. Lord Melville, we are told. has tendered his resignation. Granted. Sir —but, give me leave to ask, is that enough ? I think not. by any means. If no further notice is taken by this House, but they remain- satisfied with that mere sit of rrignation, what should hinder his coming agar* into office? Lord Melville may be restored to-morrow. Is iliac idea bearable ? Can it be bear able to the HOU As to the proceedings of the Howe on that night, they reflO on it the highest and the purest hoaeur, and it is impotaile that any 00 AQU TIC THEATRE, SADEERS Ihulrr the Patronage or plc ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. firtlE Public ore respeftfully informed this 1 Theatre, haring endergone coasiberable impr.ivement, sal OPF.N on EASTER MONDAY, 13th April. 1603, with s VJurty of NEW EN rERTAINMENTS, Ncw and Splendid ,S D ei ri o , s Dcoiations, Sc. Als will b , Presented, An Entirely NEW EXHIBITION on REAL WATER. fre• Assissemillet the Seems may be bed by applying at the WAS.— Netwitttemaadiati esew Lhities on Foreign Wine, it mill metioudd st Ile. 61. Pe. Bottle ; and as the small 'tell r 4 the Price hat indieeni is part al belief that the Wine sold the ittells is saiiMeelled, the Proprietors bag lease to obseere, that nis(reshmed as an Accommodation to the Poblic, it is rid fat • ceneldemble lout) pure end genuine as importei by their Modusers, Messrs Dixon and Ramsay, St. Mary Hill. A 1 ARMY CONTRACFS. • CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Greet Genrge•strret, April 4, loos. I'ED /Jr the liarrark, ix the inelerstestitteed e liters to kneeled, oat for North B.issie, wed Me • u. e ria,a, Jr ory, and Alderney, each rieetities # C GALS end CANDLES es may, from Time to Time, be Pa o val kr the reupatire Barrack Masters Icy the time Pe De :aerie. to commence ios the 26th of Jam o‘ot, awl to e•anott till sks 24i'. Jane .1 . .110v-inc. Propomb tar 'applying Coal, wade separately far cork County, krtli ll.itoin, aid Ike lulnods 'nay, Jersey, act .4Mrr . 4 , sear , op, mod flew/vet 4, 'Fender for Coat," as also far camilo, mated op, and marked "'fowler fur Cantiki,^ will k ,ect,red at Ibis Office, ono Me, Sniclayi tempted, wail Os hi M 111. p H. u ; bat none rill to.• reeestral alter liaise o'Cluok authat ?ha, rid, lf,ewt ly rae, ter poll. hine.tort et eke enntracm mi. be had, upon Application nt tin elthe e et Mr. Meese Commissere General Assiotis between the 0011111 at . Tee sal FN.?. Burk., But.ks, Orme, Comma/ (includ•n: t I , e7rorler.. Ima, !kiwi, Dona, Durban, I:usi u, Baits, isle ef light, heat, I wreaks, idellisee, No , fatle, Northampton. batknondiertanit (Melodist; Bernick), IYottiothmsi, Socerst, &lath, lcr-o, baser, limerick, atu, York, North Ben gist, kiernsai, Jcruey, 421111,4141enecy. e a e a lb. - : Y , - e'Cie.k. on iiiimasy T , suler trill be opal{ geor trill .my vc ,tetimil by Pat, war. ilk Novi , Awn be paid. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lsetss AMU CINTLZMCN, ALLOW us to teturn •ou our grateful Aekoow leclzoients tor the llnnour you have door to by re-elect , , g us to the Situation of Director, of the Fa.t Company. We tong to anare you that we shall eudeay.,ur, Inc attention to Tour Interests, to merit the Favour whiLh on have bestowed pun Ye. We are, Lanny ant Gentlemen, Your awl faithful huoibl• Ser . , Intl, JAC. BOSANQUET, THUS RVII), JOS. COTTON, JOHN R >BE ItTS. ELSVIf PARRY, lt.UB THUIZN ON. hit Indio House, April 10, 1805. STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. at their Old O ffi ce, No. 11, Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shares of the State Lot tery, to here drawing 13th Pies The demand fot Tickets and Shares in all Lotteries has been in proportion to the number of Cannel Prizes they coutainol ; nos accounts for the get-at gale that has already taken place in the present Lottery, a continuance of which must occasion such ao ini.rease of price, as to make it an olnea to every adventurer .1 to delay hi . e urchase. In the last Lottery, the Ticket hi, 20,952, a Prize of 'o,OOOI. Na. 11,200, a Prise of 10001. arid Nos 9,202 and 1 , 5,5160, Prizes of 211'l were abated and sold at Swill and Co.'s 11 1fice. Where No. 6,721, a Priv of 20,0001. No. 9,962, a Nile 1410 0001. and No. 19,008, a Prize of 1,0,1U1. in the trneding Lottery, were ago sold in shares. UN THOUSAND POUNDS. 111 E First Drawn Ticket will be proclaimed on it the 18th of next Month, and.cntitled to the above Sum, besides such Pia.; se wilt otturreta., fall to its Share, perhaps a 110 R NSBY and Co. allure th.• Public, that the present Lot tery Neheme, containing sew., the Number of Capital Prizes, ereatfd a great Demand fur Tickets and Shares, at their 048ce, Ns. 16. ( .7ernhill. Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers, are recommended by HORNSBY and Co. not to rklay buy nig, se thsextraordirrary Sale makes it certain that the Adventurer mmt nay considerably more than the present Price. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, exe..uted on the same Term, a. k: poorn t. Pm., paid on demand, eh...tiler a RAI. or a 'lo,rool. GRAND SPRING huiTERY SCHFINIL. 2 L 30, 0 00 2 ~19/0 40,w0 1",000 JO,OOO as 2,900 ..., 13. 0 ,;0 2,0110 1 0.000 9 1,000 8,000 14 2 7, , 901 90 1.0 2.000 too 50 5.000 C. 000 Po 120,000 ..... .......... ------- 10400 'T ...W. L. 300.000 P..,t of the Capital* w.O br 4.4er ntae4 as (Pilaw*: riva dra.rp,l , t Da, 1. 10,000 Fimt,frawri, 014 Oar L. 20,000 Dill 11.1 Dili .. 1.000 Div. 7th Day .. 2,000 D'is. 3/1 Day .. 1,00 ) Mt., ati, thy 90,000 u. 3. 40, Day .. 5,000 Dtpo 9/41/ay .. 1,000 au '' '/ 11 / Day .. 1,00.1 p.a., 10th 11ay .. 2,000 'RICKY:IS an. I SIIAKF.S as. sailing at every Ole. Itrksta if* ......... 1..914 0 I righth .... L 8 9 6 41111 R-T . 0 . 9 1441na Dravaiag I.lth M.ty, 14114. . , ~... A` ,~. Moodiest .if ISt wiettaltit - ?mom.. been ineteices ill whieb personshave beenproseemed, but this, ffsr, was not only a Cafe of the highest ins. portanee and deepest interest to the coutstry, that was ever brought before the Home, but a most par ticular one also. With an attendance, consisting of far more than the usual number of Members, the qncstion was brotight to an equal division, and it fell to your lot, Sir, to decide it by the authostp, vested by the Constitution, of your single v0te..... 110U1[ OF COMMONS. I mean not to descend. Sir, to any strain of flak. A ',i mage rm.. the Lord. wkwiumi the Heine, that t „..., tery ; there is no occasion for it ; but I cannot re- Lordship, had vented to the Inemeopets Bill, the Kite' Bei, frain from saying, that your vote of that sight re the Spanish Trade Licence lalensoke Sin, the America i Beets the highest praise on your judgmct , your im- Treat, son, the Neutral lkips.'idlorad the Neutral Ships ' partiality , and your jus i o ce—ausi that the decision Pose Bill, without any AlOrtAlaitoage. does honour to the dignity and independence of the The Deputy Usher of tbs Mok Rod appeared at the Bar, and intntived the Houle, that die Lapis, authorised by Ho Chair. lam sure. Sir, you ate far above all other Majesty': Crimmission, had ,ordered'. in to summon the it,,,.. prdise, than that which results from a just and cors et Corner else to attend their Lordships, in order to heat the lisiedt.ollt discharge of duty — but, Sir, popularity, s% Royal miens/riven by the said Commission to certain public cannot but b e a most grater U - 1 TeWard and private Bills. The SP EAKI.:R accordingly went to the House of Lords. to any man. If, wherever I Ro o I view in any sot, on his return, informed the House, that he had heard the couutenance the most lively and animated testimo- , Royal Assent given, by Commission, to all the several tits nies of congrotulatiop, approbation, and applause; I, abuse 111:n1b01164, and also the Edintruigh Pulite Bill, together If, on every change of place, I feel tOe strongest with several prime,. Bills. marks of self approbation by reading them in a ' Mr. Lt.E rail notice that he would, on the 2.!.1 of •ard, move for leans to Ming in a Bill to place T itivate Sulkers 'tit p.ople's eyes, in consequence of the proceedings bowie em. the stole footing m throe In Englamd. Also fur which took place here two nights ago; I cannot bear leave to Ming in a Bill for the better recovery of small Debts to accept the mere simple migration of Lord W.I. in IrAared. villa as an atonement for his offences, after he has VII MANNING hneight up a Rill for amendine the Wet b et . •se by •i Iso stigmatid thi House. At the same Dolls J'Iall; which was grade first tuts°, and sirdenal to be read ' a .-c ~ id time. time. permit me, Sir, to say. that while I thus speak Ste to..souro ,unred the Order rtf the DAY for the scowl .my crono feelings on the oecasion, i am truly and rsdieg of the /Mee Court Iklf,:trldpb beiispread— anxiously de.irous tia pay every respeft and deter -4 . C. POLL; said lie dirt not mous Mete auf Imertnotion to the Stl, in its present stare sforrthdr thus so say, that „tie Ii Cs' thiNe h o d f It et lers 1 and if / did alt. really be hopot rutroinse would be aito'veillor do eeioideistion o. it, " e "' e!Y* a .. ~,e ul i . I.d ' the . _P." 21.411 '," of and that A would not be tutorial eaher through the Co m . many that they wee an the same opooon wit h my - moose he sits oilier sta l e nut ' sell, I certainly Woukt not attempt to puoi this sub- Su. W. sesoeT "Minna Oa HOUlli• °tat a was rant hi' in- le& further a t the present moment. But, Sir, as I •lisssetnn to-Ware s Wm dilfirsitry sta l e gelesseseirs:th.t he fielrel ' ' - - • I - alt) ehitelltete aurae Out Only tell those who Waled -sto the dairy.; to lie tided uja iii ord. r that the Bill might he clearly utid...Nt , d, to hay, it primed before the lealiday., and the same side with myself, but many Wan did not tecoininitted suer the holidays, in ciis any Hon. Member vote at all, think go . . 1 do, I feel it a remaining part shou'il wish to mike any ~Iterations in silienditimits ; and that, of my duty to persist in the Motion of which Ito • o. to the recommitment, the lion. tirahrensan might game notice the oth er h . nigh: . , . o.; t hat we must go on, ono he ow.itime. The &II was then read a second time, and ii dered or he tell !Es Majesty, in the moo firm and solemn man committed to morrow. nee, that Lord Melville onoht to be dis'oissed from Sir J. NIMPORT gave notice, that he would t.,-morrow his council, and presence for ever. Before I proceed move for an am/min of all Goods ini t ei.ted, Date freo . any further, Sir, I think it necessary to say a oor.l the ono get Duin, from 1710, + u the hat w purred is iehkis or two conceraing those who have been aftinv . the sine can be 'glade up A Me/sa. t .. from the Lord. ilftwmod the Homer t o ot the i r partnership with Lord Melville in these transofti - Lord hips had agreed to the trigs M.lit.a aorlvt , on Bill ; the and to ask whether Mr. Trotter he yet dismissed Irish sofas Peolia Sal; and flow7res Lottery B" , ir Without ally from his situation as Boymester? (Mr. Canning an ainendreents. swered across the table) Yes. Is Mr. Wilson dis- Mr ROSE Monet t up several amounts reseeding the Duke . of Athol's rembnsirance, relative r 'he Isle of Man. ^o.dered m used? Ans. No. It maynot perhaps be important to to lie on the table, and to be p, ~ • . say much upon that subjeCt at present; but I cannot He also gave notice, •that h, n,. Ito morrow Move for avoid asking the Right Hon. Gent. whether it be his leave to brute in a Bill; to alter as.l . mend the Act a the intention to do so, because, Sir, the Tenth Report, 33i1 of the King, reiattve to thls tithes t.i Paymaster of the speaLiug of these two Gentlemen, toys they ought FUMY..., Lord H PETTY gave nrrice, that he would, very soon after to be removed. And I think, Sir, as lam now on the holidays, make a mtg.,. relative to Mr. Tooter this part of the subjeft, I cannot better introduce it The Order of the Day I'. the exchange of lusts of the Mid- than to give notice here that it is my intention very dime: Election, which stood for th.• 13th of tea month, was soon after the holidays to move that the Attorney postponed till tire 2utli, te d the k• .Cit ton ordered to be taken into conOileratiou .M Tuesday the 7tti a w.,i. General be ordered to proceed against Lord Mel. Mr. FIUSKISSON brong'ut in 1 Bill for the more effectual ville and Mr. Trotter, in order to obtain a restitu preventing smuggle: g, which w..s read a fiot time, and ordered tion of those profits they have received from their to be seed a second tier- t,-loorrint. illegal use of the public money. It will then be The Property Duty A• ~ admen' Bill was read a second time, seen.o) woofs of a a. sager not ure than those already and ordered to be committed romiorrow. an-singer Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were postponed adduce ,to what an enormous length they have till the 26th. carried their combinations against the public purse. LORD MP.IVILLUS RESIGNATION. I feel the strongest necessity to bring it forward, and The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER I hope to see the sun of that day set in glory. in rose in his place, and informed the House that which it shall he fairly and fully brought to light. Lord Viscount Melville, in consequence of the pro- Of the proceedings I have hitherto mentioned, Sir, ceedings which had taken place in that House rwo these are clear; there are other aubjefts, which I nights ago, had sent in his resignation of the Office own, and am sorry to say, are dark and mysterious, pi, held under His Mdjesty of First Lord of the and will require a considerable degreeof sitting and Admiralty ; and that Its Majesty had been gra- explanation ; but they must also be cleared. It ciously pleased to receive the same. was, Sir, my intention to move a resolution respea- LORD MELVILLE'S . REMOVAL. ing the transfer of money from one service to Mr. WHITBREAD then rose, .i.nd requested that another ; but that, I believe, I sball postpone for the last Resolution agreed to by the House two some time, at least. I give notice, however, that I nights ago be read, which being read accordingly— mean to move very soon after the holidays for a se 'The lion. Gentleman addressed the Chair and lea Committee to inquire into these•transaflions. the House to the following purport :--u I believe, I cannot but observe, Sir, that it is a melancholy cir- Sir, the notice given to the House, by the Right cunistance to reflea, that during the periods which Hon. Gentleman opposite, of the'resignation he has preceded and succeeded Lord Melville's treasurer mentioned, was by no means one:pc:lel by any ships, no such transactions were ever heard of, and Member of the Weis.; I must, however, confess, it was only during his holding that important office Sir, that Ido not feel myself satisfied by it ; neither that any such ever took place. I must farther no do I think, Sir, that the House or the public can be tice also that particular period in which these ads satisfied, toilets something farther, and of mole deeds were carried on ; a lm ost all the official papers substantial and more important area be done which could throw any light upon them have been than merely to accept and record the notice thus destroyed; and it may not therefore be miss to ,given. It, Sir, what passed in this House, the other provide that in future 0 1 1 6 641 Mai ebeeld be kept ought, had been the result of party feelings only, secretly. and produced whenever it might be found .both the House and the Country mi . ght perilaps be nec yto examine into the condo& or accounts perfealy. gratified ; because, in addition to the d is- of those officio' servants in whom trust and confi grace which had Accumulated on the Noble dente must be placed, in order to deteft them, if Viscount by the Resolutions passed that night, they should abuse that confidence by swerving from mpefling his conduct in his high official StAtten, the fair, just, and honourable line which thew duty prescribes to them. There is another circumstance. he h.. o. t ous voluntorily relinquished all his emolu ments, and all parties might be generously inclined Sir, which it was my ;aeration to have adverted to to think the triumph is perfeCtry complete. But, the other night; but it happened to escape oto re- Sir, I can with great truth assure you and the collation. 1 meant, Sir, to take notice of the pro- H owe , t h at in then b r i ng i ng tb rwar d ' 4,, , ü bj.a, I , reeding% of the Bank as. to these tranuaions. I f 47. •. .; a ' i"*iL ai!. a _ r* +'..~ • •• • ' • e els • ••"'b- `ICIt OtXPINCI, believe that from the evidence viven before th Commissionevs by *person who ha Id; a situation of considerable Ernst aad ceafiJence,it a pealed to them that the Bank bed not sufficinot vouchers for the various sums of money they had issued in come querffe of the discounts of lewd Melville and Mr. Trotter. I have also heard it rumoured, that the Bank were correa in what they had done, but that the evidence was not so ; where the error lies, I du not pretend to say; but if it be really doubtful, and there actually is en erre'''. I say, then, let it be eor reteed. I have heard the Right Hon. Gmelentan opposite (Mr. Pitt) has allowed, that he had been apprised of the circumstance of the moray which belonged to the Navy, having been taken from the Bank, and put into the hands of priva-e bankers. That fad must be ascertained, and if he cannot in stantly answer to it, be will of cornse • be ere of the objees of the inquiry of that Committee, for which I mean to move. ilea eircumstance which most '-. f is ol t e :t y raesa shrw dir s t i lle n of i r N P l n r r . l . A le P l c lict ° aien;d .es r e was a vet deficiency s and, in consequeoce therettr, 1t r ttr prepta I.ned Itieititte fe harturi•s• 4 ieniediately answerable fiat it, a,snielats was gote:a • fir 24,0004. by the Lords of the Treasere, of wham the Let Hen. Gentleman is the head. In the i ! mane rd the ineeit y I wish to take eke% we may be able to ascertain one point that is highly import ' sat, particularly to Lord Melville, and that iv, iebether the Noble Visemsat was or Was not in par , Salvation with Mr. fritter! That which weighs id my mind, I must own, the ph-ender entufuti of the Nolde Viscount as :n his choice of giving up ease of the places he held. I think, Sr. It is scene when/ said by Dean Swift, that two and two don't make fuu-; now the axiom of the Noble Viscount on the o:casion I allude was, that two faun are not alike. The Noble Vl:count held three high of ficial situation.: Tre tourer of the Navy. President of the Board of Coot-root, and Secretary brie the Wm Depertinent. The Treasurer of the Navy is a mere sinecure, vith a h•iary of 4,0001. a year; the salary of .Seeretaty for the War- Dememeent was also 4,0001. per annum. The Noble Viscount com plained in the House of Commons, in 1793. that be was oppressed, and weighed down by the wastes:ski. plicity of business; with n hid: he was loaded: He' was told, that if he tott,t continue at the head of the India Board and of toe WA, Dltaftlinellt, ha need not be the Treasurer of the - The Noble Viscriont, b .wirer, gave up the 'office of Secretary of State—Why ?—bemuse it was parting with one 40001..1 year that was borer of inereitse„ in preference to another that might be made prodhc tice ; the one was male, the other female ; ate one produced :and brought filth increate, the ether could not by possibility Jo so. Phis is a eietto tn. stance, Sir, of so striking a 'atom, that 1 own I cannot help b. lug suspicious be was a eartletpater in •hese tr.msaaious. 11tis , Sir, laawe•er, *rals* the principal ankh:. t( thaw th. principal arm* has ATI e.dy were • the House hay- decided on i', an.: if therewas not one single tittle of charge more, it is absolutely ne- • cestary, for est security an i peace of mind of the public, that the I louse sh follow up their lends proceedings, with as address to His Majesty, pray ing him to di,miss Lord Melville from all his Em ployments, from his councils, and presence, to which he should never be ai.;ain admitted. It • may, perhaps, be said, Sir, that having lost all his places and their various emoluments, and received the disgrace of being censtited by this House, he has already been suthcient)y punished. Sir s as to punishment, I declare that if Lord Melville were alone concerned, were he only implicated in the effetes of these transadions. after what has been already done, I would be one of the first to say let him go ; his sins be on his head; Be is not worth our further notice : but that, Sir, is not the end and • aim of punishment ; we that for the take of example ; and the great ohj -et we have in view, is to deter others from the commission of similar a& fence;; and, it Lord Melville be suffered to escaee further notice on his mere resignation. it may be an encouragement to others to ad in a similar way. 'Fbe First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir, is not the only place the Noble Viscount holds, either of trust, ho nour, or profit. Having withdrawn himself from public affairs, as it was thought, tor by the resignation of all his official sintatio.i.. he had scarcely been long enough in his ietirenit.--. to have found out the sweets of it, when he eias once more called tomb into aftion, and placed in a situation of the greatest trust add highest importahse nest, indeed, to that filled by the R;ght Ho. nonourable Gentlem in ( %Ir. Pitt) hint elf. But with this he was not consented, anti aiwu r re fined to accept it without an additional bona of I,hool. a year ; and this was a gran for of the Privy Seat of Sc'tland There was also to be superadded to this, aunt/ter grant to Lady Mel ville, of the same sum fie her life ont of the public money. lam sere, Sir, Ido not mean to lay the smallest blame, or imputation on Lady Melville on account of this grunt; all I wish to convey by is, that it was given for no services done by Lord Melville. What offices Lord Melville holds during pleasure. beside those I have mentioned, I am sure I do not know; but I do not suppose mese grants. though for life, can be irrevocable, when made to a person who is afterwards proved to have laded in such a manner as to be altogether undeserving of them. Under all these circumstances, Sir, having taken up more of the time of the House on this occa, sion than I ought, *fiat the great length at which L trespassed on their attention the other night ; with great iespea foe the Members of the House, many of whom, that voted against me, may now perhaps think it necessary and proper to vote with nu ; I shall beg leave to conclude by moving— " That an bond*. Ad.hes. be presented In His West's, praying that His Majesty will be insetoosts Owed w redrew Loot Viscount Kelvins feme all the ales, lut44 M was min the Crown, and from Hie Inknotty's C,Aiiten. sod !resew, 1:o ever." The question bai wog been read from the Chair; 1 • • 1 • . _All CON FRA(:TS FOR. 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