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London, England, 1806-01-23 00:00:00

MARQUIS WELLESLEY.

The LORIJ ' C114410,L0R stated to the
House, that he had duly transmitted the Vote of
Thanks of that House, passed on the 13th of May,
I$Q4, to Maarcuis WELLESLEY, and that he had re-
.ceived, during the recess, an answer from that No-
blemin: Understanding, however, that that Noble
Lord was nów 'in England, and bad .been in that
House; he thought it . would be more consistent
'with the forms of the House for the Marquis WEL7
LESLEY to deliVer his answer in his plaCe, than for
him (the LORD CHANCELLOO to read the Letter
which he had received from the Noble Marquis.
The further. consideration of the Appeal Caine,
Ogilvie v, the Carron 'Company, was ordered to be
resumed on Monday sennight.—Adjourned till to-
.morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, JAN.' 22.

MARQUIS WELLESLEY AND TILE ARMY IN

INDIA.

The SPE/IKEII, on taking the'Chair, acquainted
the House, that he had received a alter from
'Marquis Wm!. ESLEY, dated Fort WilliaM, May 30,
1803, in answer to his,Letter to the Marquis, dated
May 4, 1804, inclosing the Resolutions of the House
of the 3d of May, 1804, expressive of its approba-
tion of the condua of the Government and Forces
in India during the War with the Mahratta Powers,
and of its thanks for such coudu&. Tile SPEAKER
then read the Letter to the House, in substance as
follows :—'•

" The No,bleMarquis acquainted the SPEAXER,
that he had the honour of receiving his Letter of the
4th of May, 1804, transmitting to him the Resolu-
tions of the House of Comtnans, 'respeaing the
condu& of the War that had been'caried on in India
against the confederated Mahratta Powers ; that he
had caused these Resolutions to be ,published, with
the SiEAkEtt!s Letter, in General Orders to the
Army, and transmitted Copies of the Resolutions to
the different Officers and Corps of the Indian' Army
to whose sel-it-les they referred. The Noble Mar-
quis then requested of the STEAK-ER to communicate
to the House of CoMmons the dutiful sense, and
liVeY gratitude. and.reSpe4, with which he received
the Resolutions ; and concluded with a declaration,
that so flattering a testimony of approbation So
handsomely given fotlieir servites, could not fail to
animate • every clesCription of the Forces employed
to tirther and More 'distinguished exertions."
The Le was ther ordered to be entered on the
.
Journals. .

'PETITIONS, £€c.
Mr. Jeurr F 4 E presentbd a Petitiem from the
Debtors confined ip the gaol of the county of o,;t
' ford, praying relief.--Ordered to lie on the Table.
Sir WiNi. GEARY presented a Petition from the
Debtors. confined in the Gaol'ofMaid.stone.—Order-
ed to lie oil the rEible.
• Admiral Ifkx tun.i Y prei.)ent Petitiorf ffoln
the Del4pb bonfine,l in the't Qa4l of .
center, and -Admiral I 7 ti,.v .4rom 'those con-
p/f_kl•if) the Gaol of C.!lelinsford,-, Which Were ordered
liq o.ll4'illbie. • • •
11..

,Mr. EttasoN presented a:Petition 'from the Aialt-
-I*-s,! of Boston, in Lincoln-shire,: praying certain
Regulations respe&ing the Malt Duty, which would
be equally produCtive to the Revenue, and :relieve
them from certain hardships to which they are at
present subjeca: Ordered to lie on. the Table. .
JOHN CLAUDIUS BERESFORD, Esq. on his Eledion
for the County of Waterford, in the room of his de-
cea3e4 father, and several other Members took the
Oaths aiid cif Tar. 7-7

LORD s VINCENT

Mr.. Wm. DICKINSON, from the Admiralty, pre-
sented the several Papers moved for towards the
close of last. Session, by Mr. JEFFERYS., and Admiral
'MARKHAM, respeoling the Ship-building Stores; &c.
during the Presidency of Earl ST. VINCENT at the
Board of Admiralty---Ordered to lie on the Table ;,
and on the motion of Admiral MARKHAM, to be
prihted.
THE ADDRESS.

Lord FRANCIS SPENCER, from the Committee ap-
pointed to prepare the Address in reply to His Ma-
jesty's most gracious Speech to bOth Houses of Par-
liament, presented their Report at the Bar. •
The Report was brought up, and the Address read
a first and second time, and agreed to.
It was then ordered, on the motion of Lord CA§-
TLEIREAGEI, that.it be presented by the whole House,
and that such Members. of the House as were of
his Majesty's Privy Council should wait on his Ma-
jesty to know when his Majesty would be graciously
pleased to be waited on therewith.

HIS MAIESTY's SPEECH.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that His Majesty's
most gracious Speech-be taken into consideration to-
morrow.—Ordered.