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I.MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. NOUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY, JAN. 21. Tart Earl of CAL. EDON, one of the Irish Repre. tentative Peen, was sworn, and took his seat. Lind ELL E r4llO kOll4/1 moved the aecond reading of the inbolvent Debtors' Amending Bill : it wai accordingly read a second time, and, on his Lord. ship's rnotioa, cornmitted for tomorrow. A number Naturalization Bills were introduc. ed, read a lust rime, and ordered for a second read. pig. Several arrangements were made with respen to hearing of Appeals. W L .r Arts, from the CommissiOners of Na. WI inquiry, preen s ted the Ninth itepnrt of that Commts3ion ; which was ordered to lie on tie table. Mr. 30HN5074 0 iforn the Office of the &Crew)? of !State 1,4 frehind, presented the 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30'h lkepottq trim the Commissioners of Na_ Accounts in Ireland. Ordered to lie on the table. ROMAN CATHOLICS. The:Earl of SUFFOLK .called to theit Lirdships' recollefflon the ri,,tice he had given last Session of an intended Motion on his part, early in the present, relative to the subjets •of -the Roman Catholics of Irelaod. l.lis sentiments on this important subjeet remained the Wile; but their Lordships well knew that, in the interval, a change nt circumstances had taken place, which naturally should ha ve.sonnt in. fluence on his mind as to the course of proceeding he should take. Ile alluded principally to the ac. cession to power ell Minister, who, to a certain de. gree, •tond pledged with respcel to the Irish Catho lies. This change, w ith-reference to the measure ulluded to, would, he hoped, operate fivourably for this Country, Ine Europe, and m ire especially for Ireland. As the thing stond at present, he wished, •ss fat as was prafficable, to ascertain the intentions of Government on that . important point before he should pre , ceed farther, cr to see what steps the Exc. cotive Government should take in the business...— Another contraception with him wrold be the result t'sf the deliberations on t h e part o f the Roman Catho. lice in Ireland ; and, should there be no Petition fenrn that body, it was his intention to bring for. ward a Motion on the suljetti. His Lordship again adverted to what he seemed to consider as the Sedge give,' by His Mtjesty's present First Mini. tat? 10 the Roman Catholics, and without which, he obeeried, perhaps, that Mini!,ter's favourite pro. jell of a Union could not have been cffeetuated. MILITARY LEVIE-S. Me Earl of IIiiRNLEY stated his intention to move for an Account of the number of Men miscd under the provisiuns of tlit At of lava Session, ed the Additional Flee Act. He deemed it im. portant that infartmtion should he giveo; and requested to learn from the Noble Secretary, wile.. thcr be hAti -toy to the produCtion of such an Account, as kneh aIIIATt would determine him as to th e time he should bring forward his Motion?' Lord /14/4 7 KESBffi;Y replied, tbar, :ts he had 00 Objeetioo to the.produetion of the Account re quired, it must be, a matter of indifFercmce to him when the Motion was made. The Noble Earl could draw it up, and pry pose it immediately, if ha thought prover. Mr. JUSTICE vox. Th nfr A BERCOR NE, formally presented a traniuipt of the Petition presented last Session from Mr. Hart, of the County of Londonderry, in Ireland, cnniplitining of certain parts of the judicial condt4 of Mr. jivitice FoX. Also a Petition from) certain jurors and others of the county of Fermat - I.Th, in And a Petition from the then High Sheriff of the County of Fermanagh. Thcse were in substance sitni. Li t t o those presented by his Lordship last Settiion; and were ordered to lie on the table. The Noble 'Marquis then presented his Articles of .Charge against Mr. Justice Fox, founded prin. drill,' on the alleptions of the Petitions before their Lordships. Respe,!ling these, his. Lordship merely otnierved, that the third Article of the Charge contained matter in addition to that contdrised in the Articles of Complaint which lie presented last Sesst-ii. The matter eontained therein was adverted to h hint in his speech at tie time, though he Kati not 11 1 , 7 n sufficiently methodized it for regular in. t a n d two of the Articles in the former oilitbition weft, nut included in this. His Lord. ship concludt:4l by moving, That the House do re. tylve itcclf into a Committee on Thursday next, to consider of the pr , , l ier mode of proceeding with re. spet3 14 the Petitions and- Papers now presented. After putting the que,tion, LORD Cll.-1,11TeLL)11 quitted the wool. sack . , and uhserved, that on such an occasion at the Present it was important their Lordships stsoold know what it woos they should - have to take into (.7014We:wino nn Thotlttay next ; it was merely, as expressesi by the Noble, Marquis's motion, to con. hider of the best mode of proceeding with respeit to the Petitions and Paptto just IM upon the table. in regard to part of the torAutt of one of 1 - lie Ms. jetty's judges in Ireland. 'rite case, fortunately for t he Countries, way a riOvni One since the Aft took place, the provisions of whirls they, were to keep in contemplation while contidering the very important subjeCt before them. .114 alluded to the Ast for securing the Inderendefici of dif Judas, and which authorised the removal of any o f them in consequence of an .r's.dtiresi, from Parliament.— He was glad that the Noble Marquis haft Changed the title of the Articles exhibited by him against the Learned Judge in questi.m. Last Session Oey carte styled " Articles of `jornplaint." , --ft was ere,. tionable with hirn,w 'tether such, proffered by an Mill. victual Peer, was sufficient ground for th a t House's proceeding in the way adverted to on former occasions; as the case no* stood, their Lordships would have to consider whether any further proceed. ings should be adopted in comet - pence of what att. cued before them; and ilia, what line of premed.l p n); ibutth tliottiti be.• The Articles, as the case their p re cisely stood, welt, he thought, to he regarticil certain averments iv the Sdeeclies of the Noble 11/lar. 'joie, embodied and thrown int(' form. At present, tilt., consideration of the Catie was nOt at all entered into: whether that notice shoutd be transmitted to the party accused, or, with reference to the final result of that part of their Lordships' proceedings, the concurrence in an Address to the Throne upon the subjeli, he held it proper, that their Lordships should be fully aware of the nature of the step then taken, and what properly should be the stilled of their deliberations in the Committee on Thursday next. The question was then put And carried, as was a Motion for summoning their Lordships fur Thurs. day next. The Earl of DARNLEY resumed the subject of the Levies under the Additional Force Aft. He stated his wish for the same information with re.. spat to Ireland. Lord IIAWKESBURY observed, the Noble Earl might, if he thought proper, include both the objeets in one M9tion, The Earl of DARNLEY replied, that the case with reipeet to Ireland was diferent. There it operated more in the nature of a tax, and Lit a pro. portion, perhaps, different from what was authorised by the Act of Union. The Noble Earl then 'reduced his prorsitions as above, to the have of Motions. The questions were put ; and the Accounts ordered to be produced accordingly.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMON. MONDAY, JAN. 21. The SPEAKER informed the HOLM, that he and the House had been to St. James's, to resent 'he Address of that House in answer to His Ma. jetty's most gracious Speeeh from the Throne, to which His nijesty had returned a most gracious Answer. He then read the Answer. Sir Jot•TN Asti:osmosis presented a Petition hom the Coal Factors of the City of London, pray. ing to be indemnified for signing their initials in. stead of their names at full length, as required by Ad of Parliament. Mr. Joiixsot4, from the Secretary's Office for Ireland, hrnught up a R e turn o f Offi cers em pl oye d i n certain nepatments, pursuant to an Order of the House, made the 9th July last. Lord MAastinxt stated to the House, that it was his intention to fix to-morrow sennighr as the day for taking into consideration the Report on the Middlesex Eledion. The SPEAKER said, that in order for his Lord. ship's Motion to be regularly introduced, the best way would he to have the Resolution of the House passed last Session read pro farina, which was ac. cordingly dune; the substance of which was, " that it being too late in that Session to proceed with the business, it was resolved to take it up in an early period of the present Session." It was then, on his Lordship's Motion, ordered, That the House will, on to morrow sennight, take the said Report • into consideration. MAI-MATTA WAR. Mr. FRAYCIS rose to make the Motion for Papers, of which he gave notice on Wednee:lay last, a nd expressed his sattsfaCtion that what he had to say would not take up much time, as he could not see any reasonable ground of objeCtion to produce the Papers he %visited the' House to he in possession of. The cane was ',leerily this :—ln the last Sea. sion of Parliament as variety of Papers had been moved fur, and ordered, relative to the war then carrying on against the Mehratta Chief Scindea, and the Rajah. Befere the Seision was over, the House was informed, that that war was terminated; nevertheless, it appeared, that very soon after the close of the last Session, etivieee were received of another war having commenced with the Mahratta Chief called bleaker ; and to this war it is that the Papers now intended to be moved for relate. This war, lie said, had already been attended with many disagreeable circumatances, amongst which, he beg. getl leave to mention one fan : that, in a certain part of India, called the Buldercund, which had been ceded by the Peishwa, a whole party of Sepoys and artilletymen had been surprised at their post, and cut to nieces by Helkar's cavalry. 'As to the Sepoys, it was true they might be easily repleeed ; but, he could assure the. Ileese, that artillerymen in India were valuable, and the lose a truly be. times one, lie whiled to have the whole Repels of t h e present Mehretta war before the Blouse; and, on this ground, his Motion was founded. There was another circumstance he wished to mention to the House : jn a province of India, called the Guzze. rat, which lies to the N. 'ITV. of Bombay, a certain portion of territory bad been mica to the India Company, by a Prince called Geeicower, which, it was generally understood, had beor mud for t h e purpose of paying the expenct, attending the war. Out of this food, be said, it had beers cxpetied that sumo payment would be made; but, instead of pro. clueing that advantage, he understood it had been attended with great expence, and that the Bombay. Government Irdd adually advances) e 60,0001. on at. courts of if. This appeared to hie: very exrraordi. nary, and he thought it deserving the attention of the House. HR then moved, " That there be laid before the House copies or ext rafts of all Dispatches and Correspondence between the Government of India and the Mahrota Chief Hnikar and also copies or camas of all Letters, 4 r, from such per sons as have carried on a•eetret correspondence." Lard CASUERE /NU assured the House he had no °Nation to the rttolunion of the Tapers moved for ; but he thought th e kl one u ra bl e Gentle man, in wlting the Motinnonight as well have 4b. stained from alluding to circumstances which, in his opinion, had no relation to the reehjea at that mo. merit, With revert% to what had been said of the advance of the GaVrfnillent of lilfpbisy, that was a subHi which wrield be fit matter of observation on the neat India budget ; and, as to the surprise of the post alluded to, it was one eint:le di estrous cireutteitaece in the course of the Wet', and ought not ~les be mentioned by i tse lf. T o the Meatier), hisweVer, he had no objedien. The Question was then put ;:trul agreed to. flosictssorr moved, that the 11w/se re. into 4 Committee of Supply, to consider of a Supply to he granted' to Hiti*Ntijesiy ; which w a s accordingly Cligie— , -Nr. WALt. ACs in the Chair. He thtn trinvil, - that it SuiTly 1n granted to His Kielty ; which was agreed tis. and the Report of. 411fati to be brought ►►p to.morinew. Mr. Hultman gave notice that he would, on Wednesday next, in the Committee of Supply, move fur an additional number of Seamen for the service of the present year.—Mjatstried. MAILS. MAI V 1b...4 GOltellbUrgh. t Dublin. Du ik—g liumbutigh, I Dublin, 2 Witerfoni. PRICE OF STOCKS rata Da •t tiral.ra o'cLoes. Consols . . . . 431 kW. Ann. • . . 60i THE SUN. SWAM Witt Weill& FALII64 AVDSAT ? L 0 N D 0 N, TUUSLIAY, JANUARY 22, 180 S. Tat MANI/ /ITO addressed to the SPAN isit NA. ?MN by the Patrice of PIACI, in' our Paper of this day, exhibits so much gascoopde, fury, and malevolence, that it may fairly be considered as the aid of French diftation. Having entirely broken the spirit, and possessed itself of the wealth of Spain, it may eatily be conceived that the ar. rogant Usurper of France will not hesitate to make that unfortunate Country utter such sen. tiHICHIS as he may prompt, and such language as he may prescribe. But this evident off. spring of Corsican arrogance not only betrays the features of its parent by gasconade, fury, and malevolence, but also by its falsehood, in misrepresenting the conduct of the British Govern. menr, and loading it with the charge of cruelty and perfidy, when it most know that it has displayed a degree of forbearance which manifested the strongest desire, on the part of our Ministers, to maintain the relations of Peace towards an unfortunate Court, try groaning under the despotism of France...— But we shall not dwell upon this topic at present, because our Ministry are about to submit to man.. kind such an account of the whole of their proceed. ings respeCting Spain, as must tend to the honour of this Country for generosity, humanity, and every Laudable feeling consistent with the duty they owe to the British Empire, and the insulted Rights of every Independent State in Europe. 'rills morning we received the Hamburgh Paper: of the 29th and 3tst nit. but all the material in. telligence which they bring has been already anti. doted by means of other sources of information. The few articles in them which arc new will be found in d subsequent Column. Government have received dispatches from Gi s hraltat of as late a date as the 19.11.3It.which confirm our statement of the Malady having euti re.l y sub. sided. There were not above twelity sick in the hospitals, and they were all in a state of conva. lescence. Yesterday morning His MAI errY and suite rode to Cittnbtrlanii Lodge. About twelve o'cick HER MAJtrrY, and the PRINCEsSes AUGU4TA, ELIZABETH, and MARY, took an airin g i n two coaches and four, and honoured Lady Doaci t smu t with a visit, at her bowie at Maidenhead Thicket. His MAIRsTY, and the PRIN. cvsses SoeIIIA and AMELI A , arr i ve d soon after. The RoYAL PAR TY, after ta ki ng some refresh. merit, returned to Windsor to dinner. Yesterday Sir JOUt B. WARREN transaCted hu. sines, at Lord Muigrave's Office, from twelve tilt three o'clock. The Portuguese Ambassador had yesterday a grand dinner pony, at his house, South Autlley.street. Yesterday s Cabinet Council was held at Lord Mutgrave'a Office. Ma Royal Highness the Mel of Susse x h a d yesterday a grand dinner party, at his apartments at Kensington Palace. The Duke and Dutchess of St. ALBAN'S leave town tomorrow, for their seat in Herts. Mr. PITT had yesterday a select dinner party at his house in Downing.street. We understand the dispatch of the East India Fleet, which was txpetied to have taken place yes. terday, has been postponed, in consequence of an accident which has happened to the Warren Hair. iv:, Capt. Liam Ns ; this ship,on Friday night, in a violent gale of wind, in the Downs, drove from her anchorage, and ran foul of the Ear/ of Aberga. liens) East Indiarnan ; the damage sustained by her is material ; her quarter-gallery was carried away, the stern gallery much injured,snd the poop unship . . p e d, with some injury in the gun-deck : the only damage sustained in her rigging was the loss of the dtiver-boom : it is not expelled that she will be able to proceed to sea in less than a fortnight, as I t w ill b e absolutely necessary for her to go into hat. bow to repair. She will, most probably, go o n to Portsmouth; but whether the dispatch of the remainder of the Fleet will he delayed till the Warn-, Nastiv r is repaired is uncertain. The oilier ships winch composed the Fleet were last night in the I) mils, but the wind being fair, it is supp,yeil they have proceeded to Portsmouth, whence they will be dispatched. The French' Government have made a pompous display 465 1 display of wh at t h ey call 465 1 1 of Birth, r e l at i ve to t imperi a l h ouse o f t h e C orsican Usurper. It is very prohable•th at t h e peop l e o f F rance long for re.spr4ing the whole of . the Imperi a l F a. roily very different from thafivhich records any ncreale of it. 'Bread was this day nrdered to be continued at the 84113 price at last week,• • NAVAL N IV Y. filltlXNAlt QUAY, TORBAY. JAN. a se-Willi morning sailed the Ville dr Paris Man of Wet Admiral CORNWALLIS, for Pprtsmouth. The Bisade Frigate is got off; and it wst tended to bring her into the New Pier, but lk wind and weather prevented : she is, however, told into Tor Quay. ltem~in —the Courageux, Atlas, Britannia, r ) ; 6 1:, Dreadnought, Prince of Wales, Nernesis,enetnets llll° ' Temeraire, and Warrior, Mon of War. PLYUCIUTH, JAN. 20.—Arrived this Email the Spanish Ship Sa Nta Thowaso, RAMON CArt it ' t° Master, from Mo n t e Vid eo , l a d en w ith tallow soi hides, detain e d Oil the 13th inst. by the Ajax,74 guns. ' 'Sr Ant"Ttis JAR. 21.—Sailed the MO BARLAT?, for Leith. Last, night' a Sloop, called the Earth, Bio s ' Master, from Boston, bound toLondon t v 4 ' ll°llll ' came on shote near the Harbour's mouth here! HARWICH, JAN. 21.—The Post-Oliva Picke t ° Capt. DELL S arrived this morning with. theGott er. burgh Mail, and a Messenger charged Pith Pis ' patches from the Court of Russia. The Packets with the outward.bound Mails sic yet detained by contrary wind. The Ship Caviar Yacht, of Hull, J 0014144: Inc it Master, fr om O porto f or H u ll , w i t h thil in t Pint, of Leith, jowl Lovatt Matter, are did rained by contrary wind, as well as a great t°l4 Coasters bound to the Northward. JAN. 21.--This day the Aide GO' vessel, Lieut. Wows, began to return bar vote" she has been found so bad, that she is ordered 10 ! paid of. La Chiffeene, which has been in docks P undergoing a thorough rear, and will be read/ sea in a few days. The Ramillies. of 74. e h Capt. PICKMOR It, is expelled down every JO' Ope of the Transports under the orders of 1 ,14 *" BILATHWAIrf ) Agent for Transports at this 1 0 . has brought round sev e r a l F renc h Prisoners ffr i. Deal, to be pot on b oar d t h e P r i son Ship atu lingham. Ships at this Port.—Z es ln ns , P tne l oP e • I'B Ciglit4ll4 Winchelsea, Corti, Monkey, Escort, (a) Tickler G un. several lire-vessels, and tw o B o mb Tender!. DIAL, JAN. it.—Arrived His M;jeiry's 51041 Autumn and Cygnet, and BleacthoinneiGun.btilli fr°° Dungeness ; a►►d /Wonky Gun-brig from tarmoutli. Sailed the Trusty, Magic;emit, and iliapaikt Portsmouth ; and Humber Armed Ship with CO O voy to the Westward. Sailed the Weymouth, Jamaica, IminotaiiM Lilly, Abundance, Sparkler, Minx, Constant, TigrA Firm, Watchful, Archer, Haughty, Coataritet ° ll a Cruise off Boulogne ; and the Eagle, Ckagsti M Fury, and Furiour Gun.brig, on a Cruise to tit° Westward. Sailed the Perseus, Ranger, witlas, and trip' / . Armed Defence Ships ; with the Deptford, .)1111 11f Pleasant Hill, and Finsism, Navy Transpail s$ Royal George, Henry Addington, Earl 1 Tenny, Bombay Castle, Warren Revisit, and WI ford Et.t India Ships. for India. Aistori In the pawns—Ardent, Utrecht, Inflexible, ltdm ir s, Leda, Greyhound, Castor, Arab, Alonzo, Dart. AiV a ps, Autumn, iisrpr, Zephyl. Cygnet, tieela, Lucifer, Y°* / Discovery, Zebra, Rifleman, Thrasher, Bouncer. , Pincher, Basilisk, Blazer, lirutzer, Manly, Wrangler Ado key, Bloodhound, Flamer, Armed Detence Ships. q i „ f orl• Ann, Sceptre, Traveller, Indefmigable, Majestiet,f,„"Or Paragon, Bellona, Anacreon, Osbourn, Helder, lvv Triton, Uutcheas of Bedford, Dasher, and Willingten• La Int, JAN. 19.-0 o Wednesday last will ed from the buildi ng y ar d of M essrs . MINX"' ' ft GouLett, Leith, two new Gun.veseels, spilt by ol , der of Government for the proteCtion of the go They are about 'so tons burden, and cottiert° carry to or la gun-. AO' Yesterday, as a bat belonging to the NW, i t jt ed Ship, wa s passing between the Ship in "Lip Roads and the shore, it was upset by a sudden to, Fortunately so me fi s h ertneu on t h e b eac h •t ." haven observed the accident, who, with their gi so i alacrity, p us h e d o ff to the ass i stance o f the 011..4 just came i n t i me to save the lives of the crew' IXTRACT OF A LITTER. FROM GALT/VAIN ). Pr o " The we at h er f or t h ese f ew d ays past habtis very temp estuous . L ast n i ght, i n pattiais,,o'sei blew a midi hurricane from the S. W. in quence of which the Trowbridge (one of i trajesty's hi re d A rme d Shi ps ) , o f 2 6 gunk w. 11.120 IVANSa dragged fr o m h er moor i ngs toward' bor e, Island, and would have positively got on 'doll were it not for the . gale abating about 7 c ''',ol o Ibia morning ; a brig also dragged a consicilto distance.. However, we are happy to menti °6 l„cto no damage of any consequence h as taken rot. We dread melanch o ly accounts f ro m the sta to t The tide r ose cons id era b ly h i g h er t h a n uwa to irt which several ho uses an d stores on the quail - inundated. " The Sloop in which the crew of the su e l to Ship wrecked in Connemara, were putt P r e ao Rurpose o f r idi ng quarant i ne, was d r i ve n on aborboys enville Point, near New.Harbour, in the orl. gale. We are glad to learn that none of the Were 105 t... . tagi or, The john and Ann, of Milford, DAvis , Au t. Of rpm Bridgew ater , w i t h b r i c k s an d elm 1 ,144 0. 11 .7 0 ,0 renclawdd, was lost late week in TorrY crew saved.