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The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Land Tar Commissioners Name Bill, the Pro perty Tax Amendment, the Naval Enquiry Re. newel, the Military Commissioners, the Irish Spirit Licence Bill. the Wine Duties Bill, and the Slate Exemption Duty Bill, and to thirty.two Atis of a private nr local description. .The Lord; Commissioners were, the Loran CHAN. Cit. LOB, Lord WALSINGILIM, and Lord ACCK.• L AND. The Ea;l of SUFFOLK said, that with respell to the motion, of which he had given notice, he believed for that day, relative to the State of Ire land, he should defer it for the present. Ile did not, however, relinquish his intention, but meant to bring it forward, probably in the course of next week, but of the particular day he should take care to give due notice. On the motion of the Bishop of LONDON, and rel3tive to which proceeding a few words were said in a very low tone of voice by the Earl of Bit ilea w Tra ; their Lordships were ordered to be sum moned for Monday next. WEST INDIA ACCOUNTS. The Earl of SUFFOLK, seeing Noble Secre. tary of State in his place, expressed his wish to learn in what state of forwardness the accounts were respelEng the drawing of bills from the West India Islands upon His Majesty's Treasury, which had been ordered to be produced upon his motion upon a former Jay ; or, when it was probable they would be laid before the House ? Lord HAWKESBURY observed, he believed the papers were in that state of preparation, that they would be ready in the course of a few days. He had, however, to repeat his wish, that the No ble Earl would particularise some taO or circum stance which, it was his wish, as the object of his motion, to coiled from the accounts in question. With respeO to the case of a particular Bill, to which the Noble Earl referred on a former evening, be had reason to think the faits were misrepresented to him ; each proceedings never obtained without the permission of the holder. There was an allowance of five per cent. but from this no person could de rive any profit, because the bills were only paid at toe Bank. However, to bring the subjeft fully to the view of the !louse, he would move „ for an Ac count of all Bills drawn from the West Indian Settle ments upon His Majesty's Treasury, beyond a cer tain amount, from the Ist of December, 1798, to the Ist of December, IRO2, with the dates, amount of interest paid to the holder," &c. should be laid lat.fore the House. The Earl of SUFFOLK, in explanation, con tended, that he had been well informed as to what he stated on a former evening. In one of the cases, the party agreed to the proffLred accommodation ; in the other it was refused : he had his information from the ben authority ; he had also ink rmation on the subjed from some of the principal West India houses. Lord HAWK ESBURY havirg moved to the foregoing effea, it was ordered accordingly. On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the farther consideration of Lie ham's and Moore's ' Divorce Bills was adjoureed tilito-nrcrrrow. The Earl of SUF PrOLK expressed his intention of bringing forward a motion relative to the St. Pancras Bill, which stood committed for to morrow, in the course of the evening, should he not see a certain Right Rev. Fit:late in his place. The Bills on the fable , cliitly private, were forwarded in their resre:ve stages. On the mozioa of Lord Atcat, a so, the order was enforced for the exclusion of stringers ; at. 1, in consequence, the doors were kept shut for about half sill hour. Almost immeLEarzly after our re-admission into th- House, their Lordships resolved inn a Com mittee (Lord %VAL:It:Gum& iu the Chair), oo the CASS of— Mr MR JVSTICr FOX. The LORD CH ANyELLOR stated, that from the best attention he could give to the suhjea of dis cussion in the Committee, the List evening of their Lordships' meeting, he was led to conclude, that it was impossible, consistently with the forms of the House, to give effect to the motion then made. This opinion of the Noble and . Learned Lord's gave rise to a short debate, or rather conversation, in which Earls Spencer and Carlisle, Lords Auckland, Mulgrave, and Harrowby, and the Marquises of Buckingham and Abercorn, took a part. The Noble F.atls above-mentioned expressed their re gret, that it should he deemed preferable to ad here to form, in a case where the most important interests of justice were at stake. The Earl of CARLISLE, in particular, adverted to the advan tage which he conceived the accusing parts must derive from the proceeding which took place in the former Committee, and observed, that if these were not to be communicated to the accused, their Lord ships would be metamorphosed from their former capacity of grand jury finding a bill, to a petit jury, whose function it n as to try the cause. Lord AUCKLAND called to the rccollc,uion of the Committee, his doubts on a former evening, that the Motion could not, consistently be aaed upon. He regretted part of the proceedings which had taken place, as contrary to his sense of propriety, but had to express his hope, that no copy of proceedings had been communicated. Lords MULGRAVE and HARROVs'BT con tended, that full and substantial justice may be done to the parties, notwithstanding the proceedings that had hitherto taken place ; these made no difference, and could not affeet the proceedings now in train, in which the case would be openly and regularly canvassed at the bar of the House, and evidence heard on both sides. The Noble Secretary of State observed, that if the officers of the House had done their duty, no communication of the proceed ings in question could he made. fhe Marquis of BUCKINGHAM made a few observations in support of what fell from Noble Lords at his side of the House. He considered, upon the whol-, the Learned Judge, as being placed in a worse situation, in consequence of the proceed ings hitherto adopted. He then adverted to the elfea of certain proceedings which had taken place, which called up The Marquis of ABERCORN, and an explana natory conversation ensued upon that part of the subjed. After the LORI) CHANCELLOR had shortly explained, it was ordered, that Counsel and Evidence should be called in. Accordingly Mr. Romitt v, for the Petitioners, in ,support of the accusation, and Messrs. ADAM and Nowt. AN D. in behalf of Mr. Justice Fox, appeared at the bar. The Learned Judge himself took his seat below the cent-e of the bar. Mr. Ito.4 tt.t.Y immed , ately entered upon the fats of the case. He stated he was Counsel for Mr. John Fawcett, and ten other persons, who presented one of the petitions, complaining of certain parts of the conduCt of Mr. Justice Fox in his judicial capacity, while on the North-Western Circuit, in the Sum mer of the year 1803, in Ireland. fhe pecal iar importance and delicacy of tFis Cue, and the nature of Ow proceedings, combined with certain considerations arisihg from its novelty, induce us to decline entering into a stitement of what transpired iu Evidence, orut those dscusaions twhich occasionally took place, inconsequence thereof, among heir Lordship, ] The first witness brought forward was Mr. John Fawcett above-mentioned. He was very shortly ex amined, when Mr. Johnson, Clerk of the Crown, for the county of Fermanagh, &c. was brought for ward : this gentleman was examined in brief by Mr. Rootlets/, and afterwards at greater length cross-examined by Mr. ADAM, on the part of Mr. Justice Fox. He was shortly examined by Mr. Ito se teLY. and was asked several questions on the part of their Lordships. Mr. William Armstrong, another of the peti tioners, was the third witness called. After some arguments between the Counsel, and discussion among their Lordships, he was examined in part ; when an adjournment of the proceedings, chiefly on account of the lateness of the hour, was moved by His Royal Highness the Duke of CL A R ENCE. This, after a short conversation, was agreed to; and the House resuming, the Committee were ordered to sit again at four o'clock to-morrow. ST. PANCRAS POOR BILL. The Bishop of ST. ASAPFI moved that the order for referring this Bill to a Committee of their Lordships, to-morrow, should b. discharged, and renewed for Tuesday next ; which being ordered ac cordingly, the Reverend Prelate acrainted their Lordships that be still persisted in his ,nt • n tion of bringing forward a Motion respeaing the measure, of the nature and die& he had stated on a former evening ; this he should do on Monday next, for which day he moved that the Lairds be summoned. Ordered.—An adjournment took place. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Quaff ME, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, appeared at the Bar, and summoned the House to attend the House of Lords, to hear the Royal As sent given by Commission to certain Bills. The SPEAKER, on his r.iturn, informed the House, that he had been in the House of Lords, and heard the Royal Assent given by Commission to the perpetual Wine Duty Bill ; the Slate Duty Bill ; the Army Commissioners' Bill ; the Ilull Dock Bill; and several private Bills. Lord DOUGLAS moved for a new writ for the County of Forfar, in Scotland, in the room of Sir D. Carnegie, Bart. deceased. Ordered. Sir W. LEMON brought up a Petition horn the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Cornwall, on the subjed of the Tenth Report. Ordered to lie on the table. The London Port Bill was committed, and the Repast ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. CRKEVY brought up a Petition from the Freeholders of the County of Middlesex, in the in terest of Sir F. Burdett, praying that they might, according to the Aft of Parliament, be allowed to defend the seat. Ordered to lie on the table. Us then gave notice, that he would to-morrow mover for the fixing a day for the two parties to exchange lists._ Mr. WHITBREAD moved for an account of the Balances in the hands of the Receiver-General fS'RCIE. of the Congas. on die sth ofiannar T , sdkorA,, sth of fury, and sth dftober, in eich ) r , from 1793, to the 3th of April last, with the n an ,, of the persons in whose hands the said taiat.cLl respeelively were. Ordered. Sir JOHN STIMART brought up the first Re. port of the Sete& Committee, aFpointed tr, gate the Papers relative to the repairs of the nrq and La Sensible, whilst tinder the ewrm argd ci Sir H. Popham. Ordeted to be printed. Mr. JOHNSON, from the Office of the Chip( Secretary for Ireland, presented at the Bar a n count-of the Money expended in Criminal Prose cutions in Ireland. Ordered to lie on die table The MASTER of the ROLLS presented a Pell. don from the Trustees of the British Museum, RA ,. ing that there were in the colledlion of the late. Charles Townley, Esq deceased, several specimens of eminent sculpture, which would prove highly a d. vantageous to the promotion of the arts in this c.,, ra . try, if made national property, as they tar exceeded those of any other colledtion in this country: h a te Trustees therefore prayed the House would be pleased to grant the money necessary for the pe r chase. The Petition further s ta t ed, that the taitill of Mr. Townley were ready to reign the said cot. ledlion to the public, if Parliament would pay tl * sum of 20,0001. for the same. Sir W. YOUNG seconded the motion, and said that it was tact only superior to any colleCtion in thi, country ; but, excepting four or five, to any in t he known world. He wished that Parliament *oak agree to extend the sum to be so granted, so as to purchase also the coins in the said collection. 'f he MASTER of the ROLLS said, the Trustees did not think the Coins necessary. The Petition was ordered to be referred to Committee. The report of the Bill relative to the South Lambeth Water Works was ordered to be take into further consideration on Friday. Mr. W. DICKINSON brought up certain papers relative to Earl St. Vincent, pursuant to order, which were ordered to lie on the Table. Sir J. NEWPORT rose in pursuance of the no. tice he had given relative to the residence of the Clergy in Ireland, and stated, that it was desirable a Bill similar to that passed for the same purpose in this country should be passed for that. Them was in Ireland, be said, a union of thirteen or fourteen. parishes in one county and only one church, whilst these were thirteen or fourteen Catholic chapels in the same county. He thought, therefore, residence of the Protestant Clergy ought to be enfirced. However, that the matter might be duly considered. he should only wish that the necessary information on the subjeCt should be immediately furnished to enable him to bring it forward, in case the Right Honourable and Learned Gentleman (the Attorney General) should not do so, early in the next Session : he would for the present content himself with moving, That there be prepared an A , e-nint of the Dignities, ^re. bends, Benefices, Donative!, and Parochial Chapel; ' in whait the Clergy are runt resident, in order to be laid before the Hutto., early in the next Session. Mr. VANSIT sa:d he had no objenion ra the Motion, only he thought the information cc. 1 not he obtained. Mr. PIT F said, as his Learned Friend (the At torney General) had been mentioned. be thowithr it necessary in his aly.este, to sav, t:La he knew it was his intention to bring forward such a Bill early in the next Session. The Motion was the agreed to. Colonel STANLEY postponed the consideration of the Report on the Duke of Athol's Petiticci to -morrow. The Report of the Prize Agency Bill r.•as brought up, and several new Clauses added by Sir Scott. Mr. JOHNSTONE moved a Clause, _ . That nn Prude, should, by himoo,'„ or patjter, aA Ca the Claimants in any cause in which he was emislo : oJ them; and are eerie. He mentioned under a penalty of 5001. and loss cf place : as a reason for bringing forward this Clausr, he said that in the last war the King's Prodor had been guilty of such a praaice. Sir W. SCOTT said he had no ohjeAioa to the Clause, but that it was unnecessary. He denied that an•: such praftice had ever existed. Mr. JOHNSTONE said he was surprised to hear the Right Hon. and Learned Gertleman say so, as it was on a former occasion positively asserted by Admiral Cochrane, and not then denied by the Right Hon. and Learned Gentleman. The clause was then brought up, went through a Committee, and was agreed to, and the Report ordered to be further considered this day se'nnight. Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice that he would. to morrow, move fora Committee of the whuls House, to consider of the report relative to the al lowing the importation of coals by the Grand Jun:- Lion Canal. The Irish Distillery Bill, and the West India Free Port Bill, the Auditor's Bill, and the Pest Horse Duty Bill, were severally read a third One, and passed. On the question that the Bill for supplying cer tain towns in Ireland with water, be read a third time; Mr. FOSTER opposed it, on the ground that it gave too great a power to the Grand Juries. He therefore moved, that it be read a third time this day three months. Colonel HAGWF.LL differed from his Right Hon. Friend who spoke last, and thought the Bill gave no novel or extraordinary power to Grand Juries, and hoped therefore the I fume would agree to the third reading. Sir J. S'I'EWART said a few words in favour of the Amendment, which was carried without a divi sion, and the Hill, of course, lost. Mr. ALEX ANDER brought up the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means; the Resolu tions were agreed to, and Bulls ordered thereon He then brought up the T.: Colleflors Amend ment Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The Irish Duly Colleaion DV was committed, the Report to-morrow. The Irish l•'ees Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. The Expiring Laws Bill was committed, the Re• port to-morrow. The other Orders of the Day were postponed. — Adjourned. ,~:,..~ .-; Th e two H the Comm( rrerholderi o Ts ~c 3 But: f ee ; and Mr. Ft illy, to fix tots. ry this b r ibery will IT We untierst R 7l be assertil reify to aft i~ side of Bo tVe have iv instant, Slum ex.raft which has is than all the I got, however. an adjostrneth the parties ; t ja some of th observe any 1 a libel found Jointsotes ca a ft. R. Rol 12 the comity shopeement a.-4 Member nest came it non, and the co both siJes in.jerity of th Mr. ELIA% 3 This semen-c bt• sime met the Dublin P them in Ird however, got Nets, cant over to Engl. ing them to k understand, I which he thi He has a;coi for a lidal agi whose author relvored to BUILTO , , of the Lawye O'Dwvet, I the five by a ing to the e question, the land for mu ion of the cbicei the d bring in the moue upon lost w car; E2; t :T e l a t *a was ord ma, to prop adjourned. ; `lle Stork, lawi, has b Oporto. 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