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HOUSE OF PEERS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, MABCII 24.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOND'AY, MARCH 24.
In an Appeal from Scotland, `,` Allan v. Dd Vox,"
the Solicitor-General and Mr. 'Adam for the Ap-
ellant Mr. Nolan and Mr. 'Horner for the Re-
spondent, and Mr'. Adam in reply wereheard ; after
which the Loin CrfAscELLoßekpressed his opinion
that the judgment of the Court of Session ought to
be affirmed. _Ordered.
Sir J. W. ,AN nE4so,y li , Mr. ALDwiN, Sir W.
LEMON, and several other Meinbeys of the House
Of, Commons, brought -up two Naturalization
_Bills
returned :agreed to ; and. two Private Bills, which
were read a first time. -• "
•
Inipeaor-General'Of Exports and Im-
ports, presented an Account of the .11npOrts and'
Exports of Great Britain for eighteen year's, ending
the sth of January igi36 , which was ordered to lie
on' the Table.
General Oakes; from the -Commissioners of Mi-
litary Tirquiry;• presented the First Report of that
Board ; which was ordered to lie on the Table, and
to be printed, ' , •••
Lord- AUCKIND moved for an' Address to His
Majety, 'praying for a.copy of the Firstßeport of,
CommissiOnerS appointed to revise and digei
the Civil Affairs of the Navy.--Ordered.,
The farther consideration of the clahris.to thi Roofs
Peerage Was:postponed till the first Thursdiy after
the :Recess. •

1 NIP ACHMENT pF LORD MII-LVILLE.-
Lord Viscount MELvir.t.E. :deliver4 iii at .the
Table his Answer to the further Articlie ofhtkpeach
menu exhibited, against him.:—The Answer states,
that such Article is without
.a prececkent in the usage
and pra&ice of Parliament ;- and' after protesting-
_ against the said Article anal saving exceptions, con
Oades by pleading generally Not, Guilty.
The- Answer having hcen read at the •Table,:a
Copy of it was, on the Motion of .Lord WALSNG-
HA'.'.4) ordered '.to be communicated by Message
to thel,-16u-si
_of Conarr;Oni,' and the. Answer to be
_printed,

Sir I. T. DUCKWORTH:
The Lcn CHANey.LLOR said, it being the intep-
tion of a Noble Lord to move to-morrow for the
Thanks pf the to.Vice-Admiral Sir J. T.
Dtickworth, far 11;4 late gallant coOutSt in the-West
indie;', he, Lad to move; that the LOrds be sp.arnoned
f,pr'to-nlorro*.--,-Ordered. . -
Adjour4ed till to-morrow (this day).

Sir S. ROMILLY, the Solicitor-General,, took the
paths and his seat: '
A 1.--',-2rson from the CI-1f Sccretary in Ireland pre
nted an Account Of tilt.- .Consolidated Fund in Ire-
bud for the 1805, th the .Payments front it,
the C.l.:_tirrn upon it, Surplus- thereon.-,---Or-
clerea to ile 011
The' Ins pb:tor-(7:eneral. of. Imports and Exports
presented qn :..count of the Value of Imports and
Expo: -ti for . the last two years ; and 'Mr.. Cooke,
froin the Exchequer, presented an Account of the
Interest o lid on EY.Cheq uer Bills; ti,ith the-A*74‘ros#l
thereon, bor the years 103-4-.5.--Ordered tolie on
the Tahle. • • •

.P. STEPHENS moved for an Account of the
Money iued by the Treastirer of the Navy,. pur-
suant-to an A6l of the 43d of the King, relative to
the Dkcovery of the LOngitude,at 'Sea.—Ordered.
On the Motion of Mr. Witirinnr, the Cape of
Good Hope Regulation Bill was committed.—. R-
e.

Dort to7mOrrow:
The SECRETMSY at. WAR presented.an Abstra6l o
the Total Number of Men ;raised under. the Addi-
tional Force Aa.--7Qrdered to-lie on the• Table and
to he printed.
Mr. VANSLTTART presented different Accounts
latice to the Charges for.MiscellapeouS.Services.--
Orc',ered .to lie on the Table.
Mr. Bkool:E observed, that as he understood that
it was the intention of Governnaent to consider of a
r3mecly for ‘his obje&ions relative to t' ontraas for
Spirits for the supply of the Navy, he would post-
pone 114 Motion on that subjca till Monday next.
INDIA PAPERS.

. re: POLE ,rose, mirsuant
,to his notice, to
• (nave for certain relatiyeto the Affairs
,• of India in general-2dly, relative to the Rajah of
13huripore—and 3dly, relative to the. War with
• Holkar. He had submitted these Motions to the
Board of Cantronl, and understood there would be
rid objeCtions to. their produCtion. He then moved
• for a Letter of-the Governor-General, of the'.3lst of
180.'6 to the Secret Committee,, with its In-
closures—for a Letter, of t‘he 2d of June, from the
. same to the sqrne,• relatiye„to,thie _Mogul, with its
•incloittes---for an ExfraCt of a Leper, of the 7tl of
June, in the same year, from the same to the same,.
rrviatiue to Vellore; with its InclOsures—for a Letter
cif the .Governor-Genterd,. of the .16th of June, in
the same year, to the same—for a Letter of the Go-
" -vcrrqi.-06nOral, of the 30th of July,.to.the COurt of
Direaors, 'about foll Owing their instruCtiOns relative
to•DoMat Rao ScindiS, and also his 'Letter" to the
Secretc,.:y. at Bombay—=for a Letter of the AdjUtint-
General to the Corm-riander-in-Chief, relative to the
froplbyrnent of-Iricgtilar Troops--4or a Letter from
Lord Lake to Marquis Cornwallis; relative to the
criploydient of i1...r "troops._ .

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• Alr. I:"and here rose,::ind asked 'whether.these
all the Documents-op this subjea
Ir. Po replied: that 'they were all he' thought
ne;,!e4sa.ry. If ihe \Hon.. Gentleman could discover
any a:hers that 'he wished to' move for, he certainly
could have no oblealon to their"produetion. •
.74r. li'iu"zp..;ts _added, that ;the Hen. Gentleman
lc,now of Papers on the subje.:..ct of which he
'rancis) could kno.tr nothing.
PoLtianwerea,' tilat be had not had time Co
Took over the eat rnAs of Papers particularly.
then ,proceedeit to, p4t seye'rally
the whieh.called for Letters from Lord
Lake corn ; for a separate Letter

or I Court .61 Tjireaors; 4:-r
• ;.;_.•;_t 2rs frQui-:tl.le.,Govertfor-Gen'er.:l ;1.1
Ret)ll, •i; ,be Board of C•lriis.. ;t:1,
, ....;„•:rent C01.41,k
Letter ru.. Lord. Wellesley to.,the Court of
IDi';.6.tors,'relativ-cJ to.thij.Fil.rin ; ce:. of ti:c COUllyiny;
the Goveror-Generfil,.exhibiting
St.l2'.eme;kt of the kina.tice; fog Lord Lakt:',s'

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ter to Lord Wellesley, relativp to •the Anjab of ,Shutt- '
pore; • for. a Letter of the 0-overhor-General to the..
Secret Committee, relative to the War with Holkar ;
and for a Letter from , the- Go4i-nor-General to the
Court of,Dire6iors, relatrre to the Mahtatta Affairs,
the War with/11014m, arid thellajah of Bburipore.
All agreed to.