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Howe, that he had waited-4n the Lords, and sigiii-
fled to their Lord4ps_ the ltc,iolutiOn of that liousi
'to attend the Trial of Lord Melville as a Committee
Of the whole House.

A Cgtprnittee -was appointed, on the Motion of
the ATTQRNEy-GENNIAL, to itispeft the- Loris'
Journals relative to their proceedings on the Decla
taibry Bill "sent by their Lordships to the Commons;
and alsci with- respat toithe Witnesses' Indemnity
Bill, :passed by ti.e Commons, and sent to the
Lords7r—Ordcred to report what they 141 therein to
the House.
INDIA PAPERS.

Mr. FIUDDLgSTONE, 4t the request of Mr. -H.
ADDINGTON, put off his Motion for Papers relative
;o Oude, frow this day to Monday next.'
Mr. P.vOtt. gave notice of a Motion for papers on
•
the mine subjeCt for Monday.
Mr. ItoBERT TEIORNTON gave notice; that 'on
Monday next he would move fur the Copy- of a Let-
ter from Sir George Barlow to Lord Lake, dated-the ,
20th of OCtober, 180, being an Answer to a Dis-
patch from Lorti.l.,ake to Marquis coinwillis, on
the ground that a.; the latter was already beforethe
Tlouse, it was desirable the former should also be laid
,on their Table.
On the Motion .of Mr. Fqx, :0)6 Deputy tlerk.
of
„ ,
the Crown was ordered to attend tue House forth-
with. gn his appearance at the Table 'he was inter-
rogated by the SPEAKER, whether be had received
any Return from the Sheriff.; of Waterford rela-
tive to the lake Election ; to WhiCh he replied in the
•negative. * .
Mr. Seeretary Fox dr fridved; Wal-
lis lames al-
lis and Frank neynell, eriffs of ;WaterfOrd; do at 7
wild the. House on Monday fortnight.'
Mr. LEE suggested the propriety -of 'having the
Hanaper Office in Ireland examined for the Return,
before the House should _order the attendance of
the Sheriffs. It was the praetice to have the Re-
, turns made first to:. the Hanaper Office 'in Dublin,
whence they were forwarded to'the Hanaper Office_
here. ,It might happen that the delay had taken
place in that Office. If the Sheriffs had negle.aed
to make their Return in time they certainly deserved
punishment.. By ordering the Irish Hanaper to be
searched, and' an account sent when the Return, - if
any, had been received, it would appear whether the
Sheriffs were or were
,not culpable.
'Mr. Secretary _Fox assented to the suggestion of
his Learned Friend.

It was then ordered,-that the Clerk of the Crown
and Hanaper Office in Ireland do make a Repo'rt
whether any Return-has been received •in that Office
from the late Ele6tion for Waterford, and at what
time such Report, if' had been received..
Mr.-GIbES, pursuant to notice; moved that there
be laid before; the House an Account particularly
specifying the itemi that cbnipese 111:sitm of-10,0004
for 1805, and the 10,0001. for .1•806, stated by the
Commissioners for Inquiring into the Civil Affairs of
the Navy, to the Louis of the Admiralty, to be the..
amount of EXpences incurred by them in the prose-
cution of their business of Inquiry; and arso an .Ac 7
count of .the Afnousitof all Charges and Expellees
hitherto paid, incurred, or allowed; by the said Com-
missioners,- since then appuilitinent.•
Mr: WILAERFORCE with pleasure seconded
the Motion, because, from. what he knew of the
Commissioners, he, was sure they would' he desirous
of haying the Account produced. He had reason to
think that the Account which gave rise to the Mo-
tion was never intended for Parliathent.

After a taw woras from Mr..Dioxrigsort and Mr.
WHITBREAD, the Motion. was agreed to.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL. gave notice, that he
should, on Monday next, nos for leave to bring in,
a Bill to prevent the-Colonies of Countries at War
with this Country froni being, supplied with- Negro
Slaves. AdjOurned;

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