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they seemed to suppose. but us 94:14.e5; to His it
jests to remove A p-.1.;,.11 from a jll‘ll,iAl tAtOltiiol ;
and the Mothni of the Noble Mat (pis was only ,
hear evidence to warrant that Address. It a I
said, their bireships ought not to entertain t I
inquiry, because the House of Commons miy t
institute an imeeachnient, and then they would I
trying a vestinn which they bad pie-.M Rid, t
night, by the same ruie, be olsjoded, that no Not ,
Lord nught to rise in that H toe to sugee4 an t, .
dress for the removal of any of His M-jesty's 16 •
iiisters, or Governor of as Coinny; who,
sad a Judge of one of the Courts, he saw au ,or, .
ence as to their appointment. The fittest, ) s
thought, had two functions—legislative and Mgt' !•
siturial ; and against the doctrine he bad point, t
nut, he should certainly enter his protest, as it mu
rated against the power of their Lordships to addre
His /Vidiesy in the cases he hacfmentione.i.
Earl MOIRA said, from a too hasty perusal,
the Al, he had at first supposed the House wig)
have 7irr•ued the ernceeding suggested, bet he ws
now con.;.t-ed of the impropriety of entertainia
the matter thither. It would be the greatest mock
cry of justice, for their Lordships to go into Wee
mioster Ilall as dispassionate and tinerejudice •
Judges, alter the whole conduct of the Defends, l
load been canvassed and animadverted upon i
another place. A Noble and Learned Lord ha
said, that Mr. Hart had undergone the severest err
sure that conld be passed upon a man; bat It 1
(the Earl of Moira) thought Mr. Justice F. a ha
been dealt with, In that noose, with a severity
that could not but greatly aired his feelings. Upon
the whole, his Ldtdship fully coincided with the
motion of his Noble Friend (Lord Grenville).
The Earl of BUCKINGHAMADRE made
a few observations adverse to postponing the
matter.
Lord AUCKLAND thought, that the irregm
larity of the proceeding strongly
_justified th 2 mo-
tion of his Noble Friend. He wished that the pro-
ceedings could be wholly erased from the Journals
of the House.
The Earl of HA RDWICKE opposed the monea.
Earl SPENCER. sot:petted it.
The Earl of WESTMORLAND declared, that
all the arguments which had been used in favour of
this motion, only convinced him the mole of the
impropriety of such proceeding, and the neces•ity
cf giving the Learned Judge an opportun,te of
answering those very serious and heavy charges
which were brought against him. In fairness, and
in candour, the House ought to allow him, at least,
ti, justify or explain his conduct. He conclud, d, by
declaring his most determined disaperabation of the
measure.
The question being now loudly called for, a di.
vision took- place. when there appeartid,
For Lord Grenville's motion 2S—against it 16
—Majority 9.
Lord GRENVILLE then moved to discharge
the order for the attendance of the !tikes on this
subied this day, which was accordingly ordered.
Hts Lot dship also moved, " that their Lards! ips
shoull be summoned for Tue.d.ty nest upon the
second reading of lite West Irnita Audi ors' Bill ;"
which was ordered, and at halt past 19 o'clock, the
House adjoureed.
HotteE (iF COMMONS.

The re,tort (Attie Duties Bill was brimplit up
by Ntt, :g to, end urtlored to be te•J • wed
tons to-rnotloW.

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The mows of the Th•ead Laos Bill wa, &so brought op by
Mr. Ahmeruler, and uieldred to be read a 3d time 'to Monday.
The saute Member brought up the report of the Duke of
Graftedit.Agtenmeat Brll, 34 time tosnortaw l ales, the report
of the Prussian Yarn Iviport.K 11, ;3.1 ti.ne toutitormir ; slur, the
report of the Gibraltar and Mahe Pottage Neil, 341 time to-
nturruh ; also, the repast ui the Irian Mime til, 91 urns to.
toot MM.
F.AST 'INDIA BUDGET.
f.nni MORPETII gave notice that Ire would bring ferward
the East Unto Bodect Triewily Ar'onight.
Sir J NEVe PORT brought in the Iris', Codtims and Es.
els r ConawlidatiLn Bill, winch was rrad a fi at, and ordered to
b• read • srenitil t.nie nu n. at, and I. be printed
Mr. VANSI r f RAT mated the order n: the day 10. taking
loot consideration th report sat the bill for rego.atua the trfr
fice of Rerreiver Ce oral of Excise i which tieing d rnr, the
amendments we e ntreed to, and V. bill htderr.l to be real a
third time, on Mo de next. Idetben deferred, t it to.mniroos
the Committer r.n h. scotch Di.tillery BO!, the Customs Fees
Bill, and the S•am;o Offr.e And Poet Ofße • 11..eulainen Rails
M. Mena, fro ri the India N 'aid p ...trued a rear,' to the
order of tie 24th of March, wh cit a. as ordered to lie on the
table.
IRISH FLECTION BILL.
Sir J. NKWPOItI' mqv •cl the order of the day
for the Flouse resolving itself into a Committee oa
this Bill.