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of t he Cotirt,of Madrid havinginstigated the Danish
Clovernmetit to enter into that confederacy was sa-
tistaCiorily proved. The Noble. Lord alsO contend-
ed, that instead of being gainers, we should be
losers by the. Baltic Expedition;. that the ships we
bad brought home were nifit for service, or
that to adfipt them to that service, WUI prove More
'expensive than preparing for sei.aS pally British
ships; while wohad left Copenhagen with all her
facilities for construe ing ships, collalirignp-
vpl stores, &C. • together with ti' population whose
hearts and hands would for ever be turned against
every view becoolll take-, of the measure,
there,was nothing to prove its necessity, or to atone
for its violence and. injustice. Be must, therefore,
vote for the Address 'of his Noble Friend.

Lord Botti'Nopori expressed his intention to sup-
port the Resolution propOsed by Lord Elliot, and
cetitroverted and refuted the assertions of Lord 1101-

land.

Lord 1-ToLLANn shortly explained ; after which
the queiaon was put, and ,the House divided on
Lord Darnley-'s Motion:.
Contents, present 26-0 ioxies 25--51
Non• Contents, present 56—Proxies. 54—1t0 ' "
. Majority 59

Strangers were not re-admitted after the first di-
vision ; but we understood that a short debate took
place ofl Lord Elliot's Resolution, upon which the
I-louse again divided,
Contents, present 64—Proxies 6r—t2s
• Ntrn-Contents, present 29—Proxies Al 57
Isiajority
Adjourned at half past, Ten .o'clock.

110 USE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY,' MARCH 3.

it Committee was appointed by ballot to try and
determine the merits of the Petition complaining of
the Elettion and Return for the Borough of Gram-
totmd. The following Gentlemen compose 'the
Committee,— -

J.
jetlery;Eiq..
. Shaw, Esq.
it John D. King, Bart.
Richard Benyon,
Lord Duilerin,
Charles. More, Esq.
Nominees-4-Davies Giddy, Esq. Janes Montgnmery, Esq,

Thomas Pries, Esq.
Itob,rt Wigan, Esq.
Sir Charles Price,
N. 3/I'Nlimgliten, 'Esq.
tVil;iarrt. Smith, Esq.'

The Pilots' Regulation Bill passed through, a Com-
mittee, was reported, and the report was ordered to
be taken into farther 'consideration this day fortnight,
the Bill having been ordered to'be printed.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was brought up, read a
first time, and ordered to be tread a second time te7
morrow , .

Mr. Hustcrssonr, pursuant :to notice;- moved for
and obtained leave to bring in-a:Bilh to enable the
Commissioners under the .American:Treaty to with-
draw the balance in their hands from:the Bank, 'and
to vest the 'same in Exchequer
Mr. HORNEU gM,,b notice of a Motion for to-
morrow, respe6ting Commercial Licences.
- Ordered, on the Motion ofMr. TZGBILALD, that:
there be laid before the House an, Account of,all
Monies levied' by Grand Jury PresentMents in Ire-
land, from the period of the List Return• to the levy:
at the Summer Assizes of the year .1807, distin-
guishing the sums raised for the 'Militia from those,
raised for other purposes,
It was ordered, on the Motion of,Mr
that it be an instruaiott to the Committee appoint-
ed, to prepare and
,bring in the Sugar Drawback.
Bill, that they have power.,to Mtroduce a clause
:thereunto, for suspending the cohnterVailing Unties
on. Refined Sugars imported into Great Britain. from
Ireland, and also the Bounties Upon. the Exportation'
,of Refined Sugars from Great Britain to Ireland.—
The Sugar Drawback Bill, and the Raw Sugar, Ex-
port Bounty Bill,, were then severally brought op
hy Mr, Huskisson,, and read a first time ; to be read
a second time to-tuorrow.

'rite RoPSII, on the Motion of the CHANCELLOR
of the 'EienaQUER, vas ordered to he called over
on Tuesday, and , the visual baltot orderS
,for
that day.