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Pursuant to the Ord.•r of tl•e Day, their Limlshio. resolved into a Committee of Pitsileges aild Lord WALSINGHAM •raving taken the CI. ; Counsel aAat evidence were farther heard respecting the eltim to the above &nifty; and tit.. il,fenee on the part of th Duke of Rutland of his title to the %sine; but more efileCiall. Ilit the hitter After condderible progress had kern male, it was agree! the Chairman should quit the Chair, mai the Committee .it again for the ( A rcher ilarestiga thin of the liu.inesaun Friday. Prayers were then read, a id the Bill. before the House wear , forwarded in their respect,. %nm: these the Land Tat Consolidation Rill war read a .errand time, and Moore', Divorce Ball wa. read a third time, and (; inhter's Di.onee Bill I.e..seil through a Committee of the whole House, and ...tit ~lend , 4b be rei,rttrl. The Kish Ciiil I.i.t Kill, and the Coasting Trade Regulation Bill, were brought no from the Common•, by Mr. A:exatpier. 4rid respectively read a Bed time. A nullifier of Print, and Return Bills w• •e Innn••.ht up Si, J. w Anderson. Mr. t siley, and other IMPEACMIENT OF LORD VISCOUNT MEI.% ILLE. About five o'clock, Mr. Willa eat FAD, accompa nied by Earl Tr:ut►t.r, upon the tight, and the Hon. Mr. Cs rY, attended by considerable num ber of Members, the House, and being ushered to the Bar in the usual form, after a short pans•, Mr. t4\ - it yr sae An, trent a paper he held in his hand, read as follows : " MY LORI'S, " In the name of the Cvmmons of the Unite,' Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in PA,ltantesa asieinbled.l am com manded to Impeach Henry Loot Vimmunt Melville of High Crimes and Misdemeanor+. And I rho here, in their 113111 e, and in the name and behalf or .01 the Commons Bri tain and *Maud, Impeach the said Ilz.nry Lord Vivcom:t Melville of High Crones and Mrsrlemea.•tors. " Aud, I am farther ecunnia tided to acquaint your Lorislii;is, that the ii•ittve of CJ1114110114 Will, id du•: time, exhibit ;maw o lar Article. of Impeachment aping him, and make good the &Attic." He then delivered the Paper to the Logo CH sta. K, who came down to the Bar for the purpnse of receiving it, and after the gentlemen from the Howe of Commlas ha I withdrawn from the Bar, he read the communication to their Lordships. STIPENDIARY CURATES. The Order of the Day was then read for the commitment of this Bill: the House accordingly resolved into the same—Lard VALstnorees is the The various alterations and amendments Toads in the Bill, chiefly by the LORD CHANCELLOR, who took an opportunity to state that they had been done principally with a view to make the provisions of the Bill clear and distinet ; and to express what he thought it was the intention of the framers of the Bill to do, were taken into consideration by the Committee. In the course of a desultory conversation, in which the Bishop of Sr. ASAP'', the Los D CHAN. MAXI!, the Archbishop of CANrcase v, and Lord limistoway, were the principal speakers, most of the above were agreed to by the Committee. Some further alterations were made in others, and some additional amendments made to the Bill. The whole being gone through, the House re sumed, and the Report was ordered tc be received to-morrow. The LORI) CHANCELLOR notified his inten tion of proposing that the Bill, with all the Amend ments. should be reprinted, in order that the gene ral effeft of the whole might be the better seen, and with a view to a subsequent consideration. Some routine business was then disposed of. when the House adjourned till to-morrow—when their Lordships stand summoned for the consider ation of the Bill to continue in the next session of Parliament the proceedings in the case of Mr. Jus tice Fox ; and also for the consideration of the Felons' Escape Bill, and the Petition of Mr. Justice Johnson respcling the same. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SECRETARY at WAR brought up the Returns of the total Effective Force of Great Britain, at home •nd abroad, un the let June inat. Also aa Account of the Men who vulurt• teertil from the Militia, arid enlisted into the Regiments of the Line, the Royal A,t;llery, and the Royal Marines, to the latest Returns Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. W. DICKINSON brueaht up an Account of Nara Stores, pursuant to order. (tittered to lie on the table. - - A %image trout the Lords informed the Howie, that their I.nrdshiye had agreed to the Prise Court Rd', and the Birk ISM, without any amendments. Mr. Jobnson:frorn the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ire land, brought up an Account cf several Grants made be the Parliament of Ireland. Ordered to he on the table. Mr VA YSITTART brought up an Account of the Taidribu tinn of the SOO,llOOl. granted to the Directors of the Inland Navigation in Ireland. Ordered to be printed. The Poor Clergy Bill, the liish Loyalist Compensation Bill, the Woollen Manufacturers Suspension Bill, the Fast India Wooll.n Exportation Bill, an 1 the Expiring Laws 11.11, were severally read a third time and passed . Mr. HUSKISSON moved an Address to His Majesty, for an Account of the Suns paid out of the Civil Litt, pursuant to Addresses of that House, slid not provided toe by Perlie ment.—attidered. The &II allowing a Grant of Money for the improvement of Leith Harbour, the Irish Custom and Excise Revenue Hill, the Hill of Hoods Harbour &11, and the Duke of Athol's An• nuity &11, were severally read ■ first, and ea. :h ordered to he real a second time to morrow. The Report uf the Committee on the Straw Hat Importa tion Rill was cad and agreed to, arid a sal ordered to be brought in thereon. The Irish Infirmaries Bill, and the Sank Note Forgery Bill, were severally committed, the reports to-morrow. Mr. S. BOURNE moved that the House evil resolve it,elf into a C.nittouee of the whole House to consoles the 494 of the Kiog, r. 69, on the %,,biect of CLOG imported. Also, to eonsider the Act so far as mate to the Duty oa H a p t —lhdcrtd. Hr then moved fur leave to bring In asd met the Act of 43d lathe King, c 109, so far en relat2s to the Asossed Taxes in Scotland.--Graluted. Al.. for • Coinnt'Atee to ronftder or two other Act. ni the the Kinf—Ordered. Mr. JUUNSIVNE movrt for an Account of the Nett Amount of the Permanent Tax , n, to the sth of January 18J). hltertet. The Itrangt et . the Pilchard Fi,he , v Pill was read and agreed to. %A sisggill ordered lobe read a thud timeto nierrow . Th • Souther , ' Whale rishery gill. the Paildineton Canal Coal Mil, the Bill fir investing the Sculptures of tie late C. Towntcv, the 'Emory' of the Brittiti Museum, the thre-• exchequer Bills Hill. for 1,.500,0thi1. 8.000,0601 and e.50 , 1.r001 , the Ctrdorn House Fees, and Holiday Alerbtion the and Scotch thaillely the WarelNiusiiia and the Cochineal Rill, were severally read a Second lime and orderer, to h, committed a. Morrow. Mr Pill' ebtaincct Iraq, t.. Mstio in a Bill to enabla Majesty t appoint Ceti, i• 4 er 141 .!amine into Ilia Pahlic Arcouots. He the:t nursed tl.at the Estio aes peosent-el yori tt ba rehired to tha Lod Cedunitues....l.ls the Account 1. P of the S o no ranted to the MITA Alylola to the Stern Leone Comp.mt --Which Were *eremite Mr JEFFIEREY (Poole) postpotted hu etitiou which stood for to-morrow, to TuescLty nest. COMMI TTEE OF Stillit.T. The House then resolvel itself into A Committee of Supply ; Mr. Oa way in the Chair : In which .50001. was granted for making discoveries .n the interior of Africa ; 20,0001. to the Naval Asylum ; and 9,1761. Irish currency, for different improvements in Ireland. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to he received to-morrow. COM MFTTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS The House resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and Means, in which was resolved that the Duties on Spanish Red Wine. dtonbl b, the 'ante in !realties in Great Britain " The Report to be received tomorrow. RIVE kCIINIF.NT OF VISCOUNT MELVILLE. Mr. IV HITBREAD, in pursuance of the Reso lution of the House, proceeded to the House of Peers, to deliver to their Lordships the resolution of the House of Commons, for impeaching Henry Lord Viscount Melville. He was attended according to the order of the Speaker by Mr. Fox, Lord HENRY PE ETY, Mr. GREY, Earl TEMPLE. Mr. Alderman Costae, Mr. Wren:tau, Mr. W. WYNNE, Mr. Pet:men, Mr. CEREVY, and many other Members, who were in the House at thc time. In a short time the Hon. Gentlemen appeared at the Bar of the House, and addressed the Speaker as follows : Mr. Speaker-1 are to acquaint the House, that, according to your order, I have been in the House of t'ecrs, and, in the nameof the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, have 11l PEACHED Henry, Lord Viscount Melville, of high crimes and misdemea nours ; and further, in obedience to the said order, I have informed their Lordships, that this House will, in due time. ethibit articles of impeachment against the said Henry, Lold Viscount Melville, and make good the same." Having quitted the bar ; Mr. WHITBRE A D ruse in his place, and moved, " That a Committee be appointe,l to prepare arti cles of impeachment against Henry, Lord Viscount Melville."—Ordered immediately. Earl TE;vIPLE moved, "That Mr. Whitbread be one of the said Committee," which was ordered accordingly ; and then Mr. Wilmitt EA D named the following Hon. Gentlemen : Mr. Fox, Mr. Millend, Mr. Gr,..y, Mr. Caleraft, Mr. Shei Oen. Mr. It innaird, 1. ird 11. Petty, - Lord rorehemer, Lord Marshain, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. Giles, Mr. C. W. Wynne, Lord Folkston, Mr. Jekyl, Mr. Rainy., Mr. W. Smith, Dr. Lawrence, Mr. Morn, Mr. Creasy, Eat! Temple. The other orders of the day were disposed of, and the House adjourned. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, THURSDAY. JUNg An Evening Print, that reported the inaudible de claration of Mr. Fon, in the Howe of Commons, yesterday announceJ an attack by the combined fleet upon Trincomalee, in the Island of Ceylon. The combined fleet sailed from Cadiz on the 10th of April, and Trincomalee is a voyage of between three and four months. We do not know what wind it was that carried the enemy to Trincomalee in 74 days, but, it was, no doubt, the Reporter of Mr. Fox's ineudibk speech, who brought the news home. A report did, indeed, prevail yesterday that the Combined Fleet had pro ceeded to the Brazils ; an event which we consider very probable. It is also a fair speculation to pre sume, that a part of it is destined to sweep the In dian Seas, and that it will visit the Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon in its way. The business of the Impeachment of Lord Vis eouut Mtivii.r.r. was yesterday resumed in the House of Commons. Mr. WUITIKEAD, in obe dicoce to the order of the House, proceeded to the bar of the House of Lords, arid there delivered the resolution for the Impeachment of his Lordship. He was accompanied by Mr. Fox, Mr. GREY, Lord H. PETTY, and several other Gentlemen. On their re turn to the Commons, a Committee of twenty-one Members was chosen to prepare the articles and manage the impeachment. Mr. Witt was first chosen, on the motion of Earl TEmr ; and Mr. %Vat r :MAD then nominated the remain. ing twenty ; all of them, as will be seen in our report, principal Members of Opposition. Mr. WIIITORIAD has always held a distingoished rank in Parliamentary Debate; but even the most partial of his friends did not give him credit to the full extent of the ability which he has displayed upon the present occasion. In such hands, and wi..b such coadjutors, the country may rest as• cured that the business will be condutled in the most complete and efficient manner. Some may think, from the preference given by Viscount Mei.• vi t.t.e's friends to the mode of Impeachment, that it holds out a better chine of acquittal ; but there are no grounds fur such a suspicion. The mode now adopted is, that which was originally proposed by Opposition, as the most efficient ; and they oh jested to it on Tuesday night, not because they had changed their opinion_ of its efficacy, but becaus: it disturbed a solemn Vote of the House of Com mons. As much care is necessary to prepare the Articles of Impeachment, it is probable that no. thiag farther will be done in' it, dunes the presets: NEN Session. In the case of Mr. HASTINCI, the Rene of Commons determiaeJ, that a Diss - eutinn not abate an Im;seachment, and we are n. 4 aware of any other casualty which it may be neceseny to provide for, unless it be the place: of trial.— The old House of Lords was very coniard, and afforded very little space below the bar; it b e . came, therefore, 46,0/ete4 necessary in the caw of Mr. HAS I'l NI; 5, p rrticuldrly :is the H use of Con:. mons re .olved to attend the prosecution in a 'body, to ere& a temporary building in Westminster Hall. The present House cf Lords affords much better accommodation than the old one, and it is probable that the House of Gammons will not think it or. cessary to attend in a body. It may, however, interesting to know the arrangements and forte upon that occasion, which commenced in February 178 i, and is the latest precedent. A tempor a ry building was ere.led in Westminster Hall, filled that large space, leaving only a narrow passa g e on the lett band side to the several Courts. It was ax, ranged in the tellowieg manner : The Chancelhe, at the upper end, from the !I all-gate, sat onderasette canopy. The Judges and Masters in Chancery were below him ; Heralds and attending Officers about them. The Royal Box was upon the right hand of the Chancellor; on his left the Box for the Princes: Dukes, Marquisses, and Viscostens, vine below the latter; the Bishops on the side with the former; ii.e Earls and Barons sat on sir tows between them. The Defendant, near the door, fronted the Chan. cellor, his Counsel upon his sight hand; the Lox for evidence between the Counsel for Prosecution upon his left. The Committee of the Haase of Commons ss.re behind their Counsel. The Sho;:. hand Wtiter, Bl.,rit Rod, &c. on the othee side. The Retie of Centri.an;, Foreign lei. nisters, and Del,e ui Nz wc As rt.; filled t!:: left side of entraitca. Oa the right heal wrre Peeresses, Boards of Works, and Mar in!s of Salts. suer. The seats for Peers adjoined the Courts re . Chancery and King's Bench. T: opposite cad cr the Hall had, on one side, six r.-ore rows 4•r Peeresses ; on the other, the ream nier of Commons, with the Lord High box between them. Guards, horse and foot, .1. tended without, to the number of 350. 'V e Wee rainster magistrates and constables were all:: on duty. The House of Commons came at eheree o'clock, on the 13th of February, 1754, and Lords at twelve. Soon after M-. IN:rises wz. summoned to the Bar. After he had knelt pi, formd, and was standing at the B.tr, he was ad. dressed by the Loan CHANCEL tor in a short speed., to which he made a short answer, asserting innocence. The charges were then read, and Af.e: each charge, the answer. The Q:•ears, Patecessts, the Prince of Wa Es, and several of the Itre.l Dukes, were present. The Peers were in tit it state dress. They all, on entering, bowed to the throne. The Bishops did not bow. The Managers were is full dress. Visy few of the Commons were in fell dr..ss. Their scats were covered with green cheh. The rest of the building was red. Mr. HASTINGS stood for some time ; on the motion of a Peer, the CHANCELLOR ordered him a chair, upon which he sat the whole time, except occasionally when he spoke to his Counsel. His MAUSTV will hold a Cnuncil of the Cabinq Ministers this day a: two o'clock, at the Qui sN's House, and will receive the R moony x's Report of the persons under sentence of death in the prison Lt . Newgate. Yesterday morning the 111.14111 AN transacted business at I.ord Mucus AVE'S Office. Yea lay, about two o'clock, the Loop CN•r• C1.L1.06 ted Mr. Pi cr. A Letter from Paris, says : - " It is highly wor thy of notice in a political view, that The dem. an English newspaper at Paris, has been taken by high authority from the Irishmrn, Got. osst TY, and DUtTOa. Its present editor is a Mr. CLAIIIII.•-• The house of Du its tin and GALIONANI, book sellers, at Paris, is engaged in p . rint:ng a vast num ber of books in the English language. " A Letter from Embden, dated May V.. says— " Mr. PAT rwtsw., brother to Mrs..lgllol/C &NA , Alt rr, arrived here yesterday, accomoanied by a M. CAM US. who returned with Prince JakOMZ from America. Mr. PATILISUM expeded to find his sister arrived here from England. lodgings having he engaged for her, and the French Government hav ing &WWI that she should await the final aide's of her brother-in-law, the EA11.114011, at this place." There was a small reduAion in the price of wheat yesterday, at the Corn Exchange ; flour sells at last prices; oats have fallsm ; beans and pease ale rather higher ; barley anti malt as our last. In the cause of PARKfiI:itST O. L•l4lllkre in td's Court of King's Reach, no Tuesday, Colonel Titer s- To% was rejeded as hail. During his examination by Cou .scl, he said ho had offere.l his house in West mincer-road for six hogsheads of claret t that Its had lately been airestea ;rum than one hunched times ; and that he was ready to swear he was worth above 400,i 001. At the Public Oface, Row-street, yesterdays Wellians Morsholl was examined, and fully corn t•-)r trial upon a trigs: of having astau:ted aiad falsely imprisoned a p -r sost named Ron' osos, and kept him in prison for a lingtime, until he ba d eztortel and ohttined from him 41. Is. al. for to ea larl,ovnt and discharge, under a threat of p!ole cuttici Roatasuri for a rrcended oieace con:Land by Lim in insuring 4: the ktttry. • it • •••