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London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

From Stockton.

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Tony C0n1..1 8,1,5 of at Mr. of *M. placed
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VI. care ind edoer;on )Doti,

The Irish Stamp Doty Bill. and the Exchequer Bills
Bill, were read the third time and passed. The
Bank Dollars Bill was read the second time. and or-
dered to be committed to-morrow. The Irish Cus-
toms and Excise Bill was committed, and the Re-
port ree6ved The Bill for relieving the Incum-
bents,of certain Livings in the City of-London was
brought from the Commons, and read the first time.
Lord Hsu er.sisuay presented the specifications
of the qualifications of Deputy Lieute:,aiits and
others, from the time the last accounts were present-
ed, to the present time.
The Marquis of A seticosN presented articles of
complaint against the IL in. Justice Fox, grounded
on the Petition pie.ented unit that Judge. He
said, in presenting these, ha had a very few words to
offer. The articles of complaint contained every
topic that had been noticed by Lim on former days,
except what related to certain High Military Officers,
' and that he bad not been able yet to reduce into a
proper form. He would oc.y add, that whatever
proceedings their Lordships might adopt on this
subjed, whatever might be the form, and manner,
and time of those proceedings, be would say, that
he was as ready,now to undertake the part that might
fall to his share, as he ever could c.c should be.
The articles of complaint were then read ; they
were under four principal heads; the first stated,
that Mr. Justice Fos had urged upon the Grand
Jury of the county of Fermanagh, that it was their
duty to address His Majesty to remove the Lord
Lieutenant and Government of Ireland, with the
intent to excite discontent against Hii Majesty's Go-
vernment. The second stated, that Judge Fox had
endeavoured to induce the Commanding Offi,:er cf
a corps of Volunteer Yeomanry, is procure an Ad-
dress horn the corps to the same effect, and that this
was done with the same evil design. The third
stated all the complaints which have appeared in
the petitions of the High Sheriff of the county, and
of the Petty Jurors ; the High Sheriff complaining
of being fined 5001. by Judge Fox in an arbitrary
manner, and the Petty Jurors, ni being stigmatised by
him, in his judicial capacity, as being unworthy to
serve as Jurors in future. Under this bead also,
was included the complaint o: Mr. Hart, as stated
in his Petition. The last stated, that Judge Fox
had grossly and wantonly insulted the Marquis of
Abercorn, representing him as withdrawing himself
from his duty, as a Governor of a county, from
sulky and selfish motives; and this article concluded
with statmg, that Judge Fox had afterwards pub-
licly acknowledged that he !rad done so, to vex dial
annoy the Marquis of Abercorn.
The Marquis of ABERCOIIN then moved, that
a copy of the Articles of Complaint be sent to Mr.
Justice Fox. Orderer,.
The further proceedings in the Roos Peerage claim
ware adjourned to Tuesday se'nnighr--Adjourned.