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a war d at all events. When he was told, that this was a hardship on the Noble Marquis, he could not avoid answeving, that it was only what substan tial justice required I and what, if he might be al lowed the egression, way a privilege of the accuser. With remelt to the' complaint which had bees made, that the proofs verb not all moved for at elan same tinses he did not think any blame attached to the Hon. Gentleman on that account, as proof al ways followed proof, • and some papers produced. might show the necessity of having others. For there reasons, he thought it should stand ever, not only until the accuser was ready, but also until the 1 Tribunal was in a proper . states and however de- livable a speedy decision m ight be, out of regard to the feelings of the Noble Marquis, he did not think . this matter &Gold come to a termination this Si.. lir. PAUL said, be would not have Mamba es the House, was it not for the very gram ediregter 'rotations of s Leammid Geadernan. f A Mai to V OrdePs or* 1 014 s dm* I) maismoimal ohespor 1 masetione be meet. The Hessorardie Gesolemse dose seem into a - particular stessamt of his • Is Ali betimes In the Moab sf he cod, ho had moved*: dm Ma,? tois ibas ti A ii. sot predated evil tae el May and even Ibis they were net 0 moduced.. Is be bad been lafernied by a Noble Lord Wankel to the late Board of Can. trovi. diet it depended est the new Beard whether Ow, weeltb r e =teed or sot ; and at last avert S ee diem ewe ,on the Seth of Iday. is See daps 'few is, be produced his article of Inmeach. anent. mid, • in four days after that, was ready 1 ids the oral evidence ; so .that it would be snidest the Moues and she Gomm that eft. deity war of his creating. The Honourable Gentle. then declared. that if they went into the eon * ton now, he would take no pan in it. He 6. not, he said, the slightest personal animosity to the hia.qais Wellesley. he never had a difference . pills him, nor ever received i ahem!. i and *is be wished to be andalemood, lees is. iliseated in sad oat of the Home. *es em a 0 .11 . : private Recount he U. ,, for charges. .` lie was operiaced betb and India would Lave mem to rejoice sidle his dissesies at We business. ask wouldersidene that fatal peaky which h.ititb there , anti tha eeriest at the HIS GetoWasest was far digei4 ' ', 11" TiZitTio tl ama. wdeaskr—akod. r&sil thepsi la kit li te " ~ W ha ! hoped the House would not be emmemod, bet that :0. imstwe_woald W i lma. Mr; FIDICIVAL - would be eery inane. ,} ,neeiest fee the Maser es come to a daterstinatise. If .• awl Ow beiefit of the Hoe, Gentkusea's 0. 1 la did evidence. and be dierefore e*W. . 'to hie% if the Hesse wee armed til peel•l '. . resiii \ allikilltafiat of the mideamestll motel slay the memat dasion, he see wiling than le - give assistance I Mr, FAUL said, he he& Weed in his charlei an idgertam allqisdioits the min so suffeet whichl • .et been produced, Abash owed for sin« times. With mime to Miner part wa,7„„ .., h. was needy to prisere4 and vin $ ' ' or thmedlays they were produced. he would be ' williethe peeved; dithapa by the lanai, the pa 4 weight - he on the sable. mid he would, with a provisos, node that day. Mr. WILLIAM SMITH said. . • • ' h m u c h ia h ho ubtiippi aphuleman gullll6**Na that the House sh , " other determination, bat to actinium. - a tomboy of jestiee, be thought, 4 „ . , sk • ciao°, without pawing proofs. they came s and - he. therefore Gemktma bad ailed with great propriety positively naming a day. ffir A.RTHUIt W ELLESLEY tho ugh, _ dieetteadsece of Gentlemen . as esemplefW by *Woe of two huodreti mambas in that House I night, was sudrient to wanaat ea blisnaliate. , crates. ' It would afroid no satiefallion to him or ~ Noble Relative, to have *sepia's' of the House corded, ere the whole; 'of dm miasma thought canary to eupport she sharp, was adduced ; . be believed that it was ilipewable she Partr!_,,re golfed by the Has . Osadeleat (Mr. Paid I " 66 ° be laid before the Home. 0 the Fawns were under mood not to have Wit yet remieml at the has Haste teem tie mast. That being the eere. be thought the Hass.Chsadensea &cold be required to ,road -In hie oh e. with the best evidence be bad. Anxious as be woe fee a speedy deeisiee, if the Hon. Dimity Oar bin mold say, that it was possible the pepers . cmold be produced. he should not prom for ass immediate decision without them. Mr. IL THOILIITON said. he bad not expefted to hen holm called um" sad amid not, there fore* reply. with a certainly of being accurate; bat he uedeesteed from one el pis Clerks of the India Hems, to whom he bad lately put the question. that some papers which had been called for, would be produced in a few days, bet that there were also some required, which meld not be furnished. He wee not an advocate for unnecessary delay, but thought the inquiry would be best conduded. when ail the evidence that could be had, was before the House. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE said, it was the opt. Mon of Marquis Weresley's friends. that the Hos. Gentleman (Mr. Pout) had called for military returns which did not exists and they celled apes the Hon. Dire tiors to state the fad. as the circus,. stance of charging 300,0001. more than was right. as was attributed to the Noble Marquis, must have been in a transaction of such megnitt. de, that they must have the returns, if there were any. He thought those who desired that the severest punish numt should extent to Marquis Wellesley, could not wish to have this charge hang over hit head till the nest session. Mr. GRANT asked. whether the papers wanted were the returns of the military corps serving in Oude ? . Mr. PAUL said, he had called for the returns of sit regiments : one, the 27th Dragoons. was pro duced ; and there could not be a doubt, that the specific rams paid with respea to the others, were knows, although regular returns might not have arrived. Mr. GRANT said, the mere were of such a • mitre, that, in the regular course of thinly. they • 4 3 . 11dhc to be at the f mita Howe; and, as it had opt ... • . . been notified, in reply,th.the colt of that Homsy that. they were net, , ch ef tee doubtt Weft there. Hii onsch wished fete die inquiry on this lootess mos subjea, and thoogle chat ,the chorea,/ of. Parliament. as wall as 4" "9" 4 72P 1 P u N l ` fit ts of our Indian interests . 'wereocsouse. „The precopt- tent conduit of the Noble Loot.. AZ had gitee rise to the debate, by pressing foi a Consilium that night. he could not but consider highly indeosressi and if the decision was realty to be pronounced this Session; he, for one, should insist upon stall of the. House. , Viscount CASTLEREAGH said, he could not conceive that the absence of papers, relating to the i charge *panto the Marquis Wellesley, of having I frandalendy matted an undue sum Irons the Vizier of Gude, was sufficient to warrant delay a as both the fait and the intention would be necessary to be proved; and the latter had been completely die. . proved by the evidence of Capt. Salmon. the Ac catustantsGemeall, who had distinaly stated, that is drawhg sp the estimates of the etpetme of troupe to bo defrayed by the Vizier, Marquis Wellesley Ind imasand bias to make them rather in favour of that Priam than otherwise ; so that as far as the issergaisme, which were on that rested with the Mantels, west, the thieze was proved to ht roa hes ; and th! m ars. Irfmthenemg. and thew' that a frasdskut MO was really charged ► wouN set eri ' that Noblesse:, bet be maim. Dr. LA , CE spike to order, and timught that eke 'GIL order of that Hesse bad km Gig times made lbe their. production, emey „Keleher wealstmeMed is seeing that they were pesalsed. %Iciest CASTLEREAGH expressed Ms sur• priusat the luterraption. and thought that be was cor k* in dese - 1 frees, the orel whim* whiek she -Reuss hod had the ad, mugged. that *epsilon' Ilk sot seeessery. and did not ooataia .stangling could, by possibility, affect Marquis Wellesley. - - , Mr. MARTIN (of Kinsale) thought that therp , pen might hare great relevascy to dm shaped by the Hon. Guildsman (Kr. Paid). cherghiji that it was eztrensely wrong to farce Mous coed, without what he himself thought .limt to his allegatioos. BURTON said, that after the evidence of the Accountant Gummi. that the Charge made upon the Nabob, was upon the whrite, in his fa vour; all the 'vides; Mr. Paid wished to conga frets,* papers, might be admitted by the Meads haverats Wellesley, wkhout *ay plaice to biol.. A. 'arum= said, be wm voted* wiObs, as tba paw If the N. btir es Oat it ; and therefore collie IWO al (Mr. Paul) them to promed. Ur- PAUL said, whets the amemite were pro- Ebe should spew ihat a sass a( SPAM was s s a ldeod7 charged epos the fieboteby Csdomd ;hawse. Wee setae yew Om mom spa to E:b accounts against him, wpm the he* ef estmesms prepared W Cemais Maas& The ad been iattesbed to skim that sesuMire sem. unless the Kabob Ossid swim to desk hie esseitory, is which case he *as only to requite tea ems many Aim. Mr. JOHNSTON Z said. the papers erre Wdy se weary to be 'roamed. and corrolsoreoW die stlittemosot Of bur. r 4, ae unjust dimmed if sialkio of tepees bees made epee the Piandt.. Oh JOHN NE W PO she =if farwacd of toppleasentery sod 1 sbat the Motet, If they would new Ile aide to mag a as I illekilta• He vs a Milan 'oy should than peopled. The SOLICITOR...GENERAL said, the quer . ' tine seemed 111 be. net whether the considaratioa of **charge *odd be defined till the seat Session. but wlsie the Souse should take the matter out of the blade of the Hoe. Goodman (Mr. Paul) and proceed to a dechinot la the abeam* of the in formatics and aegis** thee they ought to have. oath. estiske agiv•tbsils I If this hod been • came is which tat mew had repeatedly evaded a rail ' lege to proceed in Ojong-promadied charge, this pooke‘g bad hem well ; but he dumb' the case Widely Merest. The accounts were galled for. be cause it app•mg from obese that were already pro dd. thee ethers were snoopy, The Hon* Ci f had aadtsaared to king eery thinly het ares House, lad was it lit diet others should decide whether documents WWI fee were aesessery mast. to the views den :comer in en eomplieeted a charge, Godl it was impotelffie he meW make use ins IHe thought a more besieurable ec quetzal was due to Marquis Weasels?, Ass ceedd melt beta a precipitate desidoe ; sad be baplosed the Howe um to give mita** te the Elliott that high political cbareaws were eat site* petite same ' coons of justice as the lowest man of society. Mr. HUTCHINSON thought the Howe of Commons would disgrace itself by acceding to the motion of the Noble Bad Peuspiej sad that it would be an evasion of judos to decide before all the widows was adduced. Earl TEMPI.E said. diet diet what had passed, he should am persist is sailing spas the Rouse to resolve . itself into a Osenostiee that night. but would propose to defer hit motipe sill Friday. by which time the papers might be before the House, and he hoped the business would be proceeded in. 'lbis produced a long and desultory converse ton, which ended in withdrawing the question for adjournment, and agreeing that the Committee on the Ode Charge should stand for nett Friday ; but Mr. Paul would not pledge Mersa' to brio' the business forward this Session, without a call of the Hone.. and was supported by Mr. Windham, and several Members. ft is understood that the order for the Committee stands as any other order, which may be deferred a c nvenience suits. Mr. VA NSI l' l'A RT gave notice, that he would, to-morrow, rn,ve, " That the House should resolve itself into a Committee on the Aa respea ing Td •s." - The H 'use went into a Committee to consider of so much of the Lottery Aas as relates to licenses ; in which Mr. VANSITTART moved, " That the Stamp Duties on Licenses for keeping Lottery- Offices, do cease and determine; and that a Stamp Doty of MI. be, in future, taken out by every parson who shall divide tickets or shares in the Lawry." The resolution was agreed to, and the Report or doted to be received this day (Saturday). The other Orders were disposed of, and, at Half. past Twelve o'Clock, the House adjourned. THE - - • • LONDON, SATURDAY. Joss ri• -resi.....— Mr, Tsuguee. Rio*/ Master is Ms Sersps Wen nest the Doha of flauusweca, father of her Pavia HigiutentheTsiscees of Wates.aad Mr. Demists', his Sane Highness's Physicist,. lauded at Har wich os &slab aad arrived la town yestardiy. ---wthst-- • 1 1 We horse received Berhadoes Lemurs awl Patios 'to the Nth of May. froth which we have an& *- vend extrads. They eta* os to mat owe of the IsFreash squadrons, which lately made as apron. 111 i `aloe in the West Indies. nearly up to that date. 'The squ i res to which we allude. consists of throe :Urge Preach frigates , and a corvette. la „Paper of the !!d last. we owed. that these with two brigs, arrived at Cayenne oa the of March. and sailed aiaitt ea tht 7th of Aiwa, was supposed for Martinique, leaviati tha brigs be hind. Oo the UM, of Apnl. this Bide egailroo was sees .within uneptaes lesases of Barhadeos, under close reef* topesik. with as apporat Won don to Ando iv.** latitoole. We *red it. falser Piper. tbsg Admits! COsiiiiii,' opt , receipt of this iatelftsaase. seat the CresfaineP war to apprise the Owed% off btartielowo• sod the Eshalse. Cinei mud Sparrel frigate. ill . the aonaty. The maybe eapalloiou *at. veiled at Barbadian of the upPi me pf th e I sgssmina babas. diaappthnad, The Peter' we have received fres that -411E4 wee the , of the Goads. Om. lite- thee ea imegsaW . soit. The wart rimed Ilmaiii, on able April, lit. Pastana as the 1.1 Ilth, sad, it few tht ter, &la" VEIVPIIIs Myra of ss Set e Tortola. Fiath the gems which theybog it is seppites4 ea spumy truth stearlos *Pt ' ~, wisp. Ilse Cart 'Pt, alligiOlS ale sill. at Barimierso , the 1064 May. la dam slaps rondos the 11111 sad 11114 for their sathgal time. Admiral Commis .ilea sal Os SO Barbodoes. be Amigo& • Mr. ClirsqMelo as Dail liamagers graiwis. on Mersin 4$ Dal, boosiloolaigae 4 raw ear looraieg his dispatches went *Fittest* se Foe's drise.—We &set prima totem. shelf ow& oath hot the Oossisvc roes is comerpoce se end j Islt as ti. gad comb for do 'plain el foal. • The nipiesipas Led Hotaaso i raw to tads "ntimas a lei see de cot believe _ 4sawatigairially *Pik sogititak_ said. that hes fall powers to sip . to • Zesty. so. is sopillod bee messy. hoer, sad that toed HolAssi) wW p IP ends * Dstaitive. The Crascstioa of the Easswpol, last oleo suesd. io the Hips. of Comtism, dis latoodad od 7 , &owl is the pordsias rot dm mein of the jailor betleitit9o 4f tht lloYst rA4svir. The panic's ars gives iii our Parliaziestarg &pert, We usdaritiod.diat it is Ja sooseseplisioo to pimps Parliaiisot so Priddy tYo Ylw basso. Salton Bossocoorr, Esti. Depsty GOWII44r of the. Limo Cowpony, sad a piiiitot of the Bask si on Vt. on tsii evening, t a his cowry ant. , . is the SU Isar otitis ago. was aam high Wow sod great . and hi deleply egg to hr his family god Lard Itoossogb ar. aside his appousoos la the lager day, the Brit ti* slow his room to is sosoiry. The two Toss' Prison of Main/ vis. l Priam PAIL Agt Ds Hots? ais pig vi eons. tad PrW“.age De Hossysto pas sim the Coast linco to and sane , srrirod lw t_ 9 2 1,999 n Wtdaseder• Mel 14 114 194 al nitwit& on Moeday. At a Cameos Hap, held iimpilley at guildhall, Jaws. Weanyatowit, Lj. Chl imd Cooper, was - ea wry doe One. of Sherif a( Low** and *daft; with Taos' 4s 11wis VA..% the room of Wes.ssass Woes Wovseis io h o l , md7 ;he Da 4r., Maya from arrived at ilisrbedoes on the 4th Ma; ; kit the /urns, and the Priseass Nord, with fcoutows others. for SRN 13 1 11 M, open the Sidi April, nadir convoy of the Alto slnop of war. r. SalleAele SOU Out tO the Caro Si Seamary ; Mr. ALazoissaa aissampen Ms colleen, Lord Coalion. 41 hi* ItiT4t• only. The latter will, however, held some other Ciyil Ql4cis at the Caps ; bet whist Mc* en Mt yet determined. Email from Th. mo w Carer, Jan. 1, 1506; —" yessero 7 arrived tip brig Mama, from gramme which oh his tM 191 b rh. Di this avid, webers the hdermation o .fah a* Pridsh by the 3°11r°1°,49 the • tkik egorny , •of -- • and cososossee, ~: ~.., ;;;;s:CinTatieltcitieltbeW - eiirid;ald sa Meta*, @RIM& The Soisq. PP& Pan- mei, bad pst to Ow" Cohinei them hes wired at Canterlimy, and taken upon him the eemmand ef Me corps of Royal /Winery, stationed in that City, in the romp of Ca. chtfoOlia VIP MOTO P 7 ':i . • WC /MSS l i tilitirra • This Gottisitas eetorpieed, pony of tweetfpfers. et Cravat eilla AIWA. Mot besedi gin at woo Aft degadlioi 1 It boo, boson !1, ravelled e thee a besedfal ageoA 4arel la the Gothic. 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