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London r Printed for, aild sold' by, - .LULUS bte3, No. 3, AN4 Alaxia L. 1.14:P 441 /1 L 'P4RLI 111 EN . - • t ; IVI fCI S E o 1 P E E R'S Mat DAY, FEDRUARY iB. • • AFT ag-..ame-rcutine.bitsioess, a.Me.ssage hi on, Commons informed their Lord,hips, that the [I - Pot a, and Sir J. Sr, w ART, had lcitVetU at teinl' to give evidence respeetnig the complaint -against. Mr. Justice 'Fox. Lord GRENVILLE rose to call the attention of their Lordships to die case at Mr, Justice Fax; He would iake. the liberty to remind their Lordships, that under 'the Aft .which, made the. Judges reinory.,. able on an Address from bOill,Hotises of Il.irliamentil that House was not precisely in the' situation of a • Court of jurstice, but hack a di.icretioriary,power to exercise that right .as, they pleased. .They should first csvnaider, 'in such a ca,,e, what was the course to he put - sued most' analogous to 'the principles and: praCtice of the Constitution.. Perhaps ,it 'Would be rn're Conformable to those , principles And that prac..- tiee'toallow such proseeding 4 to originate wi(ti the Commons. Were it otherwise'their Lordships'might b e iTsvcdv e chn- a n unpleasant Were they.. to pronounce :in Opinion now, the Learned Judge. might he afterwards brought before - them in cOnse. quente of impeitchtrierit;'anlitt that case their Lord.- , slcipi Might 'appear as" te 'accusers of an individual. He thcretbre was of opinion, that the House. of Corn. motiS should initiate the proceedings; and' with that view liethon'ght'it . would be' more "advisable to ad. journ.the'Comiatittee.lnr six weeks, for theturpse allowing.the Petitioners to apply to' the House of. Qummnna. • Lord HiIIkICESBURY. deprecated the idea pity such delay,. both as it affeCted the interests of hel).ublie, the eh:lig:ter of the individual, accused, nd. the. cause of publielu,stiee. Under that impre s . ion his Lordship then entered into a &tidied re.,' VW - of - What should . ..biey the course of ,. proceeding irr uch nlatters, and confeeked his readi4ss to allow of a short delay, in order to consider which - might be most'expedient to adopt ' .' ': • Lord CAR ti , ta spoke gteat lertgat in "favour of Ltfld GRENVILLEN'oriniOII.. Tbt LORD CHANCELLOR was ready' to Agree to the postporiethenr of the 'Committee till Thurs. day, that their Lortlihips might have salt:kW time to turn their attention to the trestion. Wete he , ,now to , give, his opinion K.' would be, that the busi. sladproceed without delay. Lord GRENVILLE' expressed some surprise at , the manner in 'which the Noble and Learned Lord seemed to. treat his suggestion, Had not some 'de. lay been already inlerpv:sed their Lordt ! hipa,could not have obtained even the infOrinotion which they now were in-possessiOn , nfs: ' The 0ur.,1 of CL RE NCR' was sensible .of the fifll impo . itance. of (he question; and . thought it should not be proceeded on without mature deliber. After a few words in explanation, between the Lrjz-D en , Atv-ceL-Li3K, md. His Royal Highness, it was'orderett that the . Conitnittee do sit on Thursday 116KC. - * - Lord KING again brottzlit f,rwArd nts Muttons fot the.nutoloir ot.pe6iins arrested, and in cnstody, uotler, the:4lo4:as. Curless Stispensiot , Att in ire. Bird,' arc who had been dischargtj. w i t h . the `notiditions under which they, had been dis. 'charged. . To the latter-' Lord HAWKE sIS ob. jeard, Lord C RI,;:NVaLE expressed his atonishenent at the Noble Lord'Ai.;relusal to comply with s o tea,. 11,,tiolde a reqiiest at a time when it was proposed itc,i'rontinuO the Auliension'of that Aar without any reason, whatever being asaigned for it. Ile shunld, therefore, take the sense of their Lurthhips on the stilijea'in a mote CrWild . eki • Lotd ICING also gave notice of MotiOnst similar to thole he made last year, fur the amount of and. N4tes in circulation and. for the, amount of the Money sit frost Znglanel to Ireland, dining the last year, withh - the riatnes.ofAltepers9ns whom setit,—Adjourned,', • , JIOUSE or COmilloNs. MONDAS • FR B. iB. Tut aecx.vrAity. at WAIL presented Accounts. of . the'effetti've strelig . ‘ll of tiK, Roy a l GAr r i o n.l34.t. talions ;- which were ordered to he prioted, In compll imee with their Lird,hips' reituest; ex.; prettied sonic tirne since,. Sir J. Si-sty/our t m d leave given him to attend the Committee on th e c harges against Mr. Justice Fox, if 'he thought li t , and a Message. warsent to their Lordships ) acquainting them with the. same. On the Motion of Mr. FRANC'. t 9, the Ordar for the Papers relative to India, which he moved for:at rhe commencement of the `es ion, ‘vaii discharged ; oni it wip, ordered in lieu, that there be !rid before the House, Copies of all COTlCEpOklclellCe that had passed betvVeen die British Government in India and the King of Delhi, since the conclusion the Treaty of Assye. Y, from the Exchequer, brought some Accounts, which were oraereil to , lie on the Table, Oh the Motion of Mr. Ca ea - vvY, the Accounts presented in April last, of the Duties on the Export*" and Imports cat the Lilo of I'Vlan, from 17,8 to 1804, were ordered to lie printed, Sir W. Otoitx"NtloN presented, the "Letters and Papers relative to Sir Hama POrflAtirt, 111UVed for by Mr. KINNAIRD; which were ordered to• be printed. • • The 'Report of the (2,usrintine Bill was brought up,: several Amendments were ;agreed to , a n d th e further consideration postpooed till to.murroW.., The Committee of the whole House on the Mu. tiny Bill, "Was, on the Motion of the Satx at WAtt, deferred t rill Friday. Sir 391tN N'iN roar gave notice, - that on Timis. tlay he would shove for lurthir'Pipers telstive to Pensions an the Irish Etrahlibhment ; and also for Accounts of the CompensatiOns 'that had been mado f oil Boroughs in Ireland. Mr. C. - Poli ohlitrved, that the Tenth Report from the Commissionets 'of Naval Itlaity, which had been laid hetOre the House, was unaccompsiiied by the proper signatures; he therefore muvetythrtt jettV'e be R.lvim to withdraw it, in order to its being I;teeented in a unite accurate'od awhentieminner. LeaVe was given. Mr. ALEXANEEit broughattp the Report of the C:nintt)i(ete of Suripiy. Theleboltitions were WIC .thd and agreed to. Mr. BROOKE gave notice, that tomorrow he i'MlY:ciaiy*FO - ttirridiifer - etttitttning-i the lias , !enieri'and prtvaie Piapirty detained in the Spilnioknigates. THE MIDGET. The }House now resolved itself into a Committee' Of Ways and Means for -raising-the Supply.. The, several Accounts whi`cili had been presented to the 'l' I - louse were-.ordered to be referred to the Committee. , The CIiOCELLOR of: the ..EXqIIEQUER then opened-the Budget in the following:Speech ( 4 Mr. ALIXAND,IR, the first article of Supply that has been. voted, ..to which I shall call the . at.. tendon of The Committee, is the Supply for the • Naval Service; the total amount .of what ha's been already voted, exclusive. of the, lurn:of.-390,6001. - ' for °Mo:ince Sea Service, is . 14,645;6301. exceed. ing by 2,600,0001. the amount ut what .was'Voted 1 last -: year for the -same service. The excess has . ari'sen from the.,surn of 1,860;0001, ,for the , expences attending the - 20,000 . additional Seamen voted this year, and for the increase in the Extraordioaries ;roil 'Transport SerViCe. The next article of Supply. is - the — Amy ; there- has- been already ,votedunder this ..heaclf,the sum of 10,000,0001, for Guards,, Garrison, Militia, Sco, I Will pot detain the'Com..., mittee by going overkirefilifferent items, „but there • remaio still two articlel!'ro be' voted, the Estimate of 'the .Extraoidinaries, - and of theEXpinces of the Volunteer Corps ; ire the letter article there may be Some small diminutipn,,"bo I will take the amount at t,toomool. The Extraorclinaties I 'calculate to amount i to the same as last year, - 3,660,0001. These two kerns added to the total. of ten millions . itialte trhoggregate sumi.exclusively of.4ll‘e expence tinder he ,altMe head for Ireland, of 14,378;3-911. .wlticlr Is an exceeding rbeyund.• the last- year , iiritiiiit" lido, 1061. For litland, • udder the .head- of ',truly r': share' haa been already . voted the sum of I t 838,ocioli _. 'l'o these remain: to 6e voted' the ..iiitriof 590;0061:: and the :Orme -sum' for. the expence ,of VOluoteer COrpt, .making .. the whole amOunt for Iretand:;:—: . 3,838,e061. The total amount . I,4 7 the . Votes `fOt.., the Army, therefore, , for both Countries, :will . be * . 18,616,8971. ; the total amount under die 8 t head of servicefor last year wa.s 19,11'8;0601. The next service loll); Ordnance.: the amount for Eng. land is 4,246,9141. ; for Ire1and:600,0001. inaking a.total of 4,846,9944 Under the head of Miscel_ laneoint,'Sery ices, there has been already votedfor- Etaglaind the sum of 611,0001. but some '.fUrther sums remain to he voted, which-'will make the total' -: for-England 860.0001. The Miseellarieotat.*Tv ices ...,. f 4 Ireland, incliiding those usual permanent Grunts in.conscottence'of the Union, :mount to-650,0024 , making the total for the two Conntries 1,40;0001., The' total anwurit of those articles of-supply which; - I hate enOtnetated . is 39.459i5;11, ,; but there is another artiele .- -of supply to which, though I shall not call upon the Committee to vote it at present, 1 sllkil still take the liberty of reqtiestiog the attest. tion of the Room, This article is one eonneCted with 'a SUlijf'a . 01 the highest importance :to the, in. , terests,, not only, of this Country, but of Enrope. Gentlemen are aware that we have been engaged in - a Continental k nt e t coocse andrcorrespondence, Wiiii a view to objeffs which' we must all - admit to be:of the highest moment. 'Sir, Ihave felt the sincerest satis. - faCtion at finding a general conviction on the part of thisliouse, that the ultimate security of this country is materially and intithately conned - fed—with , the secoritYof, the Cootirient. It' must be the wish of every man who hears rte, that that intercourse and corteiptindence' shoold'be so prosecutetl ,as to re.. stnre Peace upon-grounda calculhte,d -to prodiace and establish that ultimate security which is the objet of, all cur wishes and all :otiriefforts. But teeing what we do see, ap . d . knOWing Wha:,we dcfitnOW, it ; would, indeed,' Sir,. be. rash and Presumptuous in 'us : to entertain an expectation that thatgreat ()Wed can , be attained withoktt fortivir 'saerifices:on our part.; It will not gia into • de,,tails .uponthe subject 'at p,re-,',. sent i they Will more properly tAlong to a-fitture di-ici-,30,.„•11: but feeting: it . to be- my duty not'to' postpone the generil Supply for the - service- of the year, I have thotight it-Lobe of extreme importance to make such att -additrein, twit,-as to enable His - . Majesty to afford, with dna, - any'suecours which , it may he deemed mcessery` to afford.: With that • vieW. Sir, I, shall propose to grant a' •ftirther sum of . supply to His DA ajeaty, to enable 'him, to carry. auch grants inttl'effeet, to 'the amOnnt of 5,0t,.%0,:0001: ,This added to the:total ..itimunt of Supply . se,hich I 'have already. hatl-the honour of - stating, will make the joint charge . cif 'the Countries, ,under the hood 59vp1y,44,559,5111. Bot.the Committee foitaW, , tlia; \ fruit this - gross; rum- there:Must be (I-edit-fled Asvo seventeenths, whic-1,1 Ireland is boiand : ropay,end,Owo . seventeenths; also for'the Civil Li . 36 and other charges on the Consolidared.-Fond, not relating to the PUblic Debt. 'flat two seventeenth ! of 'the grest ainautat 'of Supply amount to 5,24.e,2961. and the:two se. veiiteenths for the Civil List, and ; :the Ciliate-es ' -on the Consolidated Fugal to 460;8661. making a total of 5 , 1:03,10 - 11. This sum, therefrire, is to be &chatted from 4he'artioUrit of 4,50'4211. ; • leaving a total of • Sumtly for Great :Britain alone '! 'of 39,1564.191, But,' Sir, it is also neeessary -Co ' take melee of some se ‘ parate cliarges which are tit be added to • that amount, and winch do not belong . to . Ireland. - Mere is a 'stint which - Pshall prophse ' to vote, of one million on account, towards the discharge of as t‘eht -due to the East- In . dia Cotil.' • pany. A considerable progress his .been made in: the-- exainination oaf the :account,;` btit I sib in., i c i l r i o n: i d de t i o jn t h ai l n i k a , i 0 n th net ow : w i t . W i l l , l i ' le o t tl e ly l " sB b ot e ,c3 n : j e da c 6 C nol s s o4 ' a u r ns Y tuitti t nt o ,, • fur thealeficiertca/, of the Mal t i n to 320;0001. ; there is altos further fain) to be_ add, ed, to cotoplite the payment .of clatins front Attie.' , Ilea„ , ernotiotiog. to 4.14,0061; in addition to this, " there is to, be added thedeficiency of ilie . sum voted fast year / on the growing surplus of the Conshi.: dated Fund., :That surphi s was taken at -fi o ve s4tn:lieirilelearit:ll:l9::Bl3le).‘til:irri',: produce ii o S it d l i u. r u t , a c lP : l i : o l:; ° . n sf t i. :10-11:ClatvCce.vtii):UMelerlInueeiirnlit;Cra::C1:]::::iilar'ilt:i I year!, they will see that the diminutiol i 9 nito discouraging as it may appear at it!st. It so' , Sir, that the calculation of the growing Podu ce , 4 the Consolidated Fund last year was made upon former year, a year of almost Unexampled pr oduc the diminution, t h erefore, will appear to b e grest t tt h on that account . . The deficiency amount s ore ..whole_to-tite..suaLoc.l.Bo.o,Qcgait Malja llll. °" nf of these separate charges which ',have etauncraiti! 41531,0°01. which, added to! the' former stem 39 , '564191; makes a .grandAot - , l of Supply England fat atone., o f: 4.3, 6 90;4.19 1. But for the curs iiie,ocg!.9f,Gentictuen I will enumerate th e dillitut heads of . . . . suPgurs.. ..... *Av if, exclusivelof3gotoocA. OrdnanCe :iea Ser. . , i ' rice . • - ' 14,6-15 ,0 .. . . , , . Alessi,' . , lig,lan,d ' • . 14.775,19 f 4,6168 ireonq . . , 3,8j8,5w0 oaDNANCZ Vigland - - 4,24994? 4,!46,0 ,? I rOalut . _ . . 6-4,0ct0 MlSCltLLJllpgtind , . . , goei.,,o'O? 1 ,4i,:,:l NYOUS MI Ana ~, . 650 , Go 0 ) ........., 39 , 5 0 ' i 11 Further Extraordinary Expences - • - S:f";; , ... '9.1 111 joint chargc, England and Ireland • 4 4 44 1 91 1 • Deduct On Account of Ireland, as below . , 4 , ~ 39,00 ' Last iwdi, c:d Ailit y nea,ild's sepafate C i llsrge oo 9. o Deficiency of Malt, 1803 - - - 32,:00ci otomplrte the Payrrient of Arne- —" - 4 tits *" titan Awards , - Deftgieng of 5,000,0001. vott 's . Strrtitis of Coxisolitiat6d I' un'd, '2,ficro,tioei to sthApril, i 305 - - '4tilt ......... .... r .4.* ~,4 ° • , ...---' , 6eduet, on acea l :4o ° t " ).if E i i ?r i t it nti ' ;) - - 43l6e' De o 42 d 4 n * u' ll e c t P:a:l s s 2 o o ° : t 2 l i ' s . -:: l 7 t h e t e 4 h . s .-a o:f u :ll , 6 ll 3 ;: t in g : '.l; ° . ): :C. - $ '2 1 4 :: : :: : : • , . ,i, ' I-1 , for Civil 1. iS; 4134 *Otl:k;r (,}l'4(gg.: ) . g • K 46 . , kiting to Public pcbt , .' '. ' —.--. • . 1 I - ' i. -• . • _. , S•o'3/!,° 2 ~n s hi proceed now, Sir, to the Wriys :Intl Nl , .? L ; ri ,i'aitiing this Supply: l'lte firsvtitiele iJ die Dal ! Malt, and the .Perannal Estate , Doty, 'I /s ° 'r, cl :,:a ! The 'q e s t i i r t l t. s' s4rizi9k9f:Willta- h.arl = 4 ""' .;,,, iii a . s! year. , Upp e ri this- strbjeft I tiiink it aecetr,"`, , i, give ionic e'x'plinalif in' idq}ii'Vrintni t sit. P l i h /T d , t l 1 by.the - ilispoittigriAape I 1 11 Ir . WA:.W.I JAS. titer , lAitTv:,, j '' the House, that--ihere is. a surplita :of t 2 3:14,6 0 in 4: t iii"Niiiiy‘9l , lstql.w.eirdi ot 120i0C.'.° 1; " fCr: , trills? thesiiin'Of 93,000 1 '. 011 t Oi.lllC Valr';," iv) lit-far : the ',. Naval Sei-ii ice, wilielv is ralae 1 .“'", G4 , vkaL iye, , i , )t, 'called'for by thi end t D:eal l '' r t b `ifi, i8it.a.a.;t4,4104-:tiliOn - i he "Nil v y di '!...0,1ii/ 111 ,,, 51 and Its-bills- increase • w fib - re' ; t ri , ice , ti le : 11 , re , larger-sum of bill; a t •tne end of the year. :515 1 Stilt therefot is, that :here is a corn of uP w4 , oo lf. 1 t . 54066 1 !• not called for.; 11,189,0061' t " 0 04 called fOr, inaluding the Vote-Of Cieuir or 93 1t h er , it But still, of course, though not calledl i t rt i er i t an increase of debt to that ainounr,. - '"' ti f mcia, tlOre*Will remain a stirplus'of the wjra an it 01, of . 18'04, to the amount of 11191)115h , o f 0! here, 'Sir, be proper to say, that the 3nit'a r " • o j i ill .I‘.tavy Debt is less than' it was at rovY r i d fo il. the ; former . yar. the next article 1 Pru ce ,, A ril 'tie sorplui of 'the Consolidated Fund to the S' l ll. c o t I . it3c6. In cOnsidering this fart Of the bli t li o f it shall pursue the plan of taking. the artil n ; afii # Permanent Takes fot three y ear s, and sewn' iv n: the ► the amount Of the PerilLitlellt Charges,„.l,ll;l l T total atnount of the a x es for three yesra. '',,,i110. of the years 1 S'of and 1804, which were S t ars . fll*li oi. • 'additions were masse to them, Wail' 90t 59 ° ', for e P tog on the averagea'sum of 301;199 , ° °0 ".1 paii r ' year ; in, which ate included the Additivab dO l t "" S ugars , Malt, and Tobacco, Which' l''' ; t or' large temporary airviunt, against which !li oiltt .Millions of Exchequer Bills votedthis 4/ p d tiO the average of each: ear 28,t99,000. 'r ile 0 0 1, , 'which in l'iloj and ISo4. proituced 01 1 Bth: ~_ will make the -average 29,5 1 4 , °,l. o ll,l'' ' 'there is an addition to the Consottdatro the I 1,381,0001. f r om I re land for"that par t of gr ` ov d will) which she is charged; there ate 'als°l7, to It articles, :which. will make the whole s` t ° t added - x ,866 cool. Making the Whole als° ,‘ th i l ' a ... :Verag? for each ear 33. $ 35 1;0 001 * , A , g : i"ol 'ht' i_liave only to state tho Suitt of 2a;Oa--' o ft , rertnanent Charge for us, that is; the 10 1 : 00 0 0 I ? 4 htic h argea of Management, &c. 2 6, 7i 1 t) 0 144 Ci vil t,i5t,..'540.,0001q charge% ili‘l l eil' rl Consolidated Fund, ~380,o'Ocal. maki n g' "11: 1( ' '' the BU M I have stated of ,032,0401. w i l ' ic oi „V l ,: " 9 ' o 4. 4,349,0001. to be carriers SO . i ' le. ' tilfr , • amo unt a il :l e r r , o , , f , e the () f t e tp o ue n:Og l ia c : t ei a l n ' y d.. ii: t h ii t c n I , 41 1 0 3 V it e i l i )e i l t i the s 4eicncY 0 kst y vitt-, itising.,;r4dlCilte.riltdit canuor but cuniider as rem - pOtary, i s 'i t et ' s ,:c l,ii a 4. l :; ea r tne"atirri hi:n:l stock in -•hatld 110."`10 n taken, in Wilt, Seitits, tia;:iiid ‘N .l ' l6 „iii . ‘ l l ! '' rti clo . Winc this (Teri ted'io a tiottbiA c'r's:ic 1 9:i h, fi rst, il. the duty was ibsvere ail ~i totice °l. ;. t i i eo l. ` l ' ; ie iti!eas;td 'at:the end a thg year.. ' P i. ' -: j ei ucice . of -this wati- , thst'perm/n 4 °I 4°'lt.lc! 1.: 44 .1,vcr stack .I)e(die; the increase wile l;iliii.'4 deficiency arose, .as I sM.i.f,',frotn the ear''', ii t f, nl"4" temporary, and.t'herefor(.": I sCall t".t0,.,,,,e.:, I day PropOse to sn'ske the tittiy 'On wine t .. ii olii' e ' , ter el , C.O total ~, 0 fl t ifl : l ; ilit ie ge le ns : e r . n re c a y i;', 3 l'° f tn Ja i l. Y d e '° a u r i lb : .. al h '' :1 1 l e a ' rl3c;:i "d i :n r'lf : ::eP Ol ' years, 0 0 is not more than r,i00,01, .1 iv` l 'l °'ereic)P ` ' ' lam I,l r - e - will not Ist: disPo set s'" P t It that this is so great a flutivitio n. .01 11 i!) , 1' , Ia!l only take credit" for four millio ns ,;f o f A l ,' : pus .of the Consolidated fund to the 5,' DoQyi o l t 3 A 6 r . w ' l i r t. he T . r ..e. i , e x 3 Lt . ,art i T cl i e l is- e v tl a ie r V l E: o 4 l: c r i :::„ t • p e i, le r c ` ..,i di: ii i last. year at nine millions, but 1 $ 1)3 " j s oilitl only for 5 t • 360, - 00 , 0 1 . it mimic, Sir; be i ho l if fixes are so likely to realize rie"r i p Y ~t l: 4 . :iY If ol sik, „ green 14""eitlioo to' the Country, " 010 r fi w ii h d i , eh pr t o li d e u y e w e ' l e re estimated. 'lilt,: r ",' ' .6 e cio ° ' fr . -' But the year 1804. has;not receiiod 311 , 04! p tt i :i ta.orPar Exchequert ha . s n ß o i.i r i 3 C I a o : s m p t io e n :i c n a lai r , lic;i t e a c h n e i m l i s ol t m i n tli t a til Y: erv rt : : :: : : ' , !l _,;:i y, :::: : : :i i i ii i . .' this year is what may be due will remain for "- ~,,, l iOr . ti fl' T Adding - the 4 ,6 00 ,ce0i. this yejr •'" Tiiireor,.. the amount undet the head oi P l roll ert/ b . tr'r 1 . 6, • 300,0001:1 therefore take that a_ ~,ort;‘,,. of the Property Tax. for th preSentv,:o( swill, Sir, I feel it to be toy klu'r , h° k tar ' Pr( the by r,r ouA So p Lott Sur f; Loa: _ 'IN ?he 8018, rre o the k tOel I °ol til)n tha n ern t. Petit , to rtt et tsit 'II 641