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London, England, 1808-02-05 00:00:00

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Lord HAWKESBURY was anxious to ant-
e the public of his re...shrives to 'grant the pl.
in cuestion, and was satisfied they would he
• It more serviceable to the Miuistty. than is
lose who were anxious to itnpeuch their conduct.
The motion was then put and tairrica„. •
lad GIrEY rose to lartidat the pulite'had
induced to accredit an allegation made,
either .!rough ignorance or malice, to :Awl Howes
.4 Parfiament, tending to impeach the conduct of
hate Ministry in the most delicate point. He
this a duty owing is himself, and his late Col-
in office, principally as it reflected at tilt
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it of the Giiernment of dna country, and
neceisary impli, anon of the late Mira, re itt
eyes of Europe and poate-ity, in the disgrace.
'td humiliating i :ea that they had contribuf4
it misconduct sod injustice to the deplorable 1
_tern in which the world at the present day is
,vo've.l. He alluded to a charge wade oxide* t
ol having intended, by the Lttack of the Das.
Asti, and the taking of' Ale, aisdria to procure
the surrender of the Turkish tier 1 , in 'defiaace of
all existing treaties of peace, a .d the I An“ of Na.. '
titans. He, therefore, gave notice, he would, et f
some earlyopportuaity,move the House for the pro.
auction of all the correspondence that had taken •
place, as well as instructions and orders given ts, .
the Ambassador and Officers of the Expedition,
for the regulation of their conduct.
The Bishe;) of BANGOR moved the Order of
the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the
• ritof the Curates' Suspension Bill.
e Earl of LAUDERDALE complained of the
grievanies the Clergy 'mast necessaily it s-ur by
the instttotioa of this species of post facto law,
which wtnt to deprive them of the benefits they
reeeived f con the situations they might hotel,
withoutefiering to them any remuneration iu re.
turn.. He was surprised the Bill, which • non was
about to be repealed, had met with no ooporitirot
whatever iu its course' through the House lost
Session. though it had given lately ao tench di.se-
tisfaitiou to th- Lenard Prelates oppoite. tie
hoped ties would Ile induced to let the bill expire,
as it naturally would,.in a few days after the pio-
seot Session of Prudifi.nent.
The Witt) CILY;I:C'ELI.OR stated the i ir-
cumsttrices under which the present Bill hod be
brought into the Home, • and wished the Hitt** '
%amid consent to let the 11.11 ex..irit •n•.t orally.
The. Archbishop of CA SCIEItiSU Rl', ill a west. •
spetcb, enured into the tendency and the portico-
tars of the 1141, as affecting the r.Kht of patronage
and the interests of the resadent Clergy, wed •./N-
-pressed Ilia **loam wish that the Bill now existing
should be repealed.
The Deke r f Norfolk, and' Lords Sidertuth;
Grenville, and Rodearfale. spoke also a new ..." da
on the. ex tens!. of permitting the present Kll to
re,nain is force, wh•tc.:-. was combated by the Bishop
of Baussir.• Some exile/ stion then took pier*,
between, the Learned Prelate, and the Lori Chan-
cellor, whim the Bill was remitted, witheot di-
vnion, to he iced a-second time, and ordered to
he printed for committal. , ..
Lord GItENVILLE, in the absence of his
robia Friend (Auckland, gave notice of that
Noble Lord's intention to move, on Monday !reek. ,
instead of Friday, for the Papers relating to the
inerican,Treaty.
I Earl GEAV iefonOilld the Hance he spaniel
tnake his motion, for information rennet-time the
&flair of the Darianelles, on Tiruraday next.--

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Mr. Wharton breastit tip the Report of the Committee of
Ways and ML ma, which was agreed to, sad Bills ordered
Mr. dine obtained leave to bring in a Pill to amend the
Act for r,guleting the Offiel of Tres:sorer of the harry.
Mr. SWAN gas: mitiee that he would to-morrow ape
fo. leave to postpone the eenrl.yn 'Election' 'Ballot.
On tins slotted of Mr. ROlif, the Bread Trade Mew
read a second tiro sad conmaittcd foe to-asurroir.
Mr. Long twringht np the Report of the Americas Inter-
course bill, which was agreed to, and the 114.1 to be
read a third tine to-invvitoc
Mr. HUSKISSOh obtained leave to *slam his forms
motion relative to Bank Dividends. lle wi.bed to Lase
accriant laid he f, re the. Llano, ..f the balance in the bands Ll'
the Bauk, ara.or oat of unclaimed Dividends at the end tar
each quarter, for the hot three yeses,: situ au &corona of
the amount of balance of uscluirtal Lett-ry Prizes in
hands during o.e mule period. He .also mowed MM ass
count of Eucheipier Bids, outstanding and ruiprovided for.
witch was ordticd to be laid on o.e table.
Mr. Huskissou obtaieed leave to iming iu a Bill to nips
late flee issaoug and paying Of terherpter

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Mr. SHERIDAN bested, that on account of
the probable absence of many of the Irish ?dem-
hers on Monday nett, fir which day his motion
relatibc to Ireland %a.; fixcl, he should postpone
it to a future day, which day he would mention to
the fit,use oil Monday.

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