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MIPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS,

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FRIDAY, JAN. 24.
T. istil'E, from the Cpmmissioners of Inquiry in
Ireland, presented a Report from that Board; which
was ordered to lie on the Table:' -- - . - -
Mr. JOIINON, from the Commissioners of Ac-
eountS in Ireland, presented the 21st Report of Mat
Board ; which was also ordered to lie on the Table.
Lord (VALSINGHAiIi said, he -was authorised
by his Noble Friend (Lord HAWKESBURY) to State;
that he was unable to attend this evening to make
the Motion of which he had given notice, for a
Vote of Thanks to Lord Collingwood, and the Offi'-
cers and Seamen under his command, but that he
would be in his place on Monday, when he would
give notice of another day; for the purpose of bring-
ing that Motion before the House.
Lord HOLLAND. said, he was requested' by a
Noble Earl (CowesE), who was prevented by a
slight indisposition from attending this day in his
place, to state, that for obvious reasons it was not
the intention of his Noble Friend to briog forward,
on Monday, the Motion of which he had given no-
tice, respeeling the present situation of the Coun-•
try, but that he would bring it before the House
shortly afterwards.. He therefore moved, that the
Order for summoning their Lordships on Monday
...
should be discharged.
• The Duke of NORFOLK expressed his _surprise
that no reason should have been assigned, fur . the
absence of the.NosleLord (HAWK ESDIYRY) on this
eveuing, when he had promised to bring forward a
Motion fora Vote of Thanks. to Lord eollingwood,
and the gallant 011icers and brave Seamen under his
commano.. lie could -not help •at the same ;time
thinking. that such a Motion would have come ,with
more propriety and'efteet from the First Lord of the
Admiral , or froM any of those persons who had
very_properly been made Members of that House on
t of their - eminent services to the Country,
;cif whom'he then saw around him. He did
`.l hinitelf competent to the task, but he could
,-•
,
not • avoid amain expressing his regret that such a
Motion should be put off, without any reason being
assigned for the absence of the Noble Lord who had
promised tb bring the subject before the House.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he would ven-
titre to state to the House, that the conduet of the
Noble ,Lord (H.twxxsautty) upon • this occasion
would be found to be diaated by the most pure and
gennine.resped for the gallant persons who were the
objets of his intended Motion, and the respeetable
profession, to which they belonged. - - .7', -' .
A short explanatory conversation ensued bet Ween
the Duke of NORFOLK, Lord HOLLAND, and Lord
3VALSINGIIAM, relative to the point of form With
respeel to postponing the. Motions ; after which the
Order for summoning their Lordships on Monday
was discharged. Lord HOLLAND observed, that he
understoo(l from the Noble Lord (WALsmott.l:o
that the Motion for the .--ote of Thanks was post-
poned sine- die. Lord WALSINGHAN replied, that
his Noble Friend (Lord ; HAWKESBURY) would be
in his place on Monday; and would then name aAay
for bringing that Motion forward. • .
Adjourned to'Monday.• .