The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-04 00:00:00

MARQUIS WELLESLEY.

A Person from the India House presented Copies
of the Correspondence between the Governor-Gene-
' ral and the Court of Dire&ors, 8:c. pursuant to order
of the House. Ordered to lie on the Table, and, on
the motion of Mr. Paull, to be printed. ,
Lord TEMPLE, on the motion for their being
printed, observed, that he did not object to that mo-
tion, though, when he considered the voluminous
nature of the Papers, he thought a considerable de-
lay would be the consequence. As a charge was in-
tended to be grounded on these Papers against
Marquis Wellesley, and the Hon. Gentleman had
stated that these were the last Papers for which he
should move preparatory thereto, he thought it
would be desirable to his Noblc, Friend, and interest-
ing to the feelings of the Hotbe, to have an assur-
ance how this "charge was to be made good, and
when. _ _

Mr. PAULL stated, that as -soon as the Papers
should.be printed, he should lose no time in sub-
mitting a Resolution on which he should ground 4
charge for High Crimes and Misdemeanours.
Mr.• SPEAKER thought it his duty to acquaint the
House, that as Friday • was the last day to receive
Private Petitions, he should come down at a quarter
past three, and take the Chair as soon after as the
state of the
.House-would enable him, upon an un-
derstandit!g that the House should proceed to -pub-
lic business at half past four o'clock.
Mr; WIIiTEREAD gave notice, that he should to-
morrow present the Special Report on the fresh mat--
ter that had come out before . the Committee for
managing the Impeachment against Henry Lord
Viscount Melville.
On the Motion of Lord TEMPLE, the .Order of
the Day for going into a' Committee on. the Corn
LawS,• and the Committee on the American Wool
Bill were put offtill to-morow.
It was ordered, on the Motion of "gr. FEYDELL,
seconded by IMrd TEMPLE, that there be laid before
the HottSe an Account of all the Wool, Woolfells,
&c. imported for the last ten years, distinguishing
that from the linited'States.

1l•••• .•
The Greenland Whale Fishery Bill was read a
second time ; fo be committed to-morrow.
Mr.G.JoßNSTONE,understanding that some doubts
were entertained of the propriety of granting the Pa-
pers which had been read in the General Court of
Proprietors, and for the produaion of which he had
given notice of a Motlon.for this day, pa off his
Motion to Thursday nest.

The Qualification indernUity flux was read A third
time, and passed:
On the Motion of 1.111-. YANSITTART, pursuant to
notice, the House went into a Committee on the
Irish Revenue Ads. An the Committee a Resolu-
tion was agreed to for'continuing the Duties granted
to the 25th of this month for a time to be limited.
The-House having been resumed, the Report was•
ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the t eport of the
Committee on the Expiring Laws. The Resolutions
were severally agreed to; and it was ordered to be an
instru&ion to the Committee appointed to prepare
the Expiring Laws Bill, to make provision therein
pursuant thereto.
Sir PHILIP STEPHENS moved the Order of the
Day for going into a Committee of Supply. Also,
that the Estimates of 'the Ordinaries of the Naq,
presented on the 2801 of January last, and the Esti-
mates of the Expellees of the' Transport Service,
presented on the 4th of February last, be referred
thereto. The House having resolved into the Com-
mittee, Mr. Alexander, in the Chair, the following,
sums were voted :

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For the-Ordinaries of the Navy for the year tBo6 k 1,453,530
For building, repairing, and wear and tear of
Ships, for the year 1806 - - 1,988,835
For hire of Transports, for ditto - - J,zis,ooso
For Prisoners of War in Health, at home and • •
abroad - - - - - - 400,000

For Sick l'rioners of War

45.000

For Hospitals, &c.

30,000

The House was then resumed, and the Report
ordered to be received to-morrow.

On 'the Motion of ?Mr. Alderman PRINSEP; the
firr►tier Order of the House for an Account of the
Atnount of Stores and Merchandize Exported to the
EaSt Indies from. 1793 to 1804, was amended, after
a few observations from Mr. Huddleston, and Mr.
Hiley Addington, by the insertion of the wotdbul-
lion.