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I.llr Pirthunse fres the Commissioners for investigating
the Claivi on the late Nabob of Arcot, resulted then- Third
Report, which was ortkred to be printud.
Mr. Hlain, from the Comenisaioscra fur Itedeetios of the
National belt, pns4ted the last yetu's accoaut.--.orikred
to lie us the Table.

A tow Writ Ws; Owned foe the baronet of Ennis, in the
r:unt of the Right Hon. J. Inzgtrald, who has aectTted the
*thee of Eseheetor of Monster.

A new 'Art was also teemed for the borough of Trslee, in
the room of L. Foulkes, Esq. who kis ..ierepted the office of
Steward of His Majesty's hundred of Lail Hendee&
Mr. riot°, pinwritcd n Petition trout the 'I rustres of the
'Royal Culler of Maynoods, in Ireland, praying fur kare
to purchase a greater extant of land, than, under their pre-
Pyrot restnetions, they are entitled to do.--Ordered to b. re-
fetal to a Coosinittex.

Mr: ii'Ii.:L7.S.I7ILLE thought it necessary to
make a .few obsevations respecting the paper*
moved frrby a Right Hon. Gentleman near lum,
relative to the Expedition to the Dardanelles. It
may be uecessary to state to the House, that the
late Adminietration, with whom he was connected,
being out of office some time previous to the result
of the Expedition to Constantinople was known,
he wu anxious to havelhose papers front the offices
where they were deposited. As it was not iu his
power to ascertain whether certain papers, which
were of censiderable importance to the investi-
gutiun of the merits of this Expedition, were on
record, be trusted every assistance and every faci-
lity would be atforded by the Right lion. Gentle-
man opposite in obtaioing them. He wished for
the letters from Lord Collingswood, in winch the
state of the Turkish fleet, batteries, &c. was de-
These he thought absolutely necessary
for the information of the House. lie thought it
his duty to call the attention of His Majesty's Mi-
iiisteis to those papers, to which, whenever they an-
nounced them, he would propose the addition of
any other that would in any degree tend to the in-
formation of the House upon this subject, and
communicate the saint to the Right Hoe. Secretary
opposite.
Mr. CANNING said, he would at all tiros' as-
sist is affording the House every information in
his power, but that front the *chums of the Hon.
and his Colleagues, be had no wish to
cafirt communication with them.
Mt. GRENVILLE was unwilling to provoke
any discussion, or take up the time of the House.
He was alone solicitous for the production of every
paper and every information that could be afforded
to the House relative to this Expedition.

COPENHAGN.
Mr. WiIITBREAD saidE. the Right Honoura-
ble the Secretary of sate seemed to him a good
411 chagrined, at the refusal of His Majesty's
late Government to avail themselves of the Right
Honourable Secret ire's preferred commiusication
with them, on the aulijert of the production of the
Npera relative to the expedition to Constantinople.
did net see what the necessity was for such
!°nnntlakiltit'an and he felt pmnd that if was re-
eted. That expedition did oM stand in need of
liing covered or ontoind no in the cloak of mys-
trisua—nn, it re..iterl anon (rommis which woold be
fund valid and tenets:AlM. It would. he was