The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-06 00:00:00

INDIA.

Mr. Fox requested that his won. Friend (Mr.
Johnstone) would consent, as a matter of personal ac-
commodation, to postpone till Monday next his no-
tice of a Motion which stood for to-morrow.

Mr. JoHNSToi.•E felt great pleasure in accommo-
dating- the Right Hon. Gentleman.
Mr. PAULL gave notice of a Motion for-Friday
for, the produ6lion of three or four more Papers to lay
the grounds of an additional Charge against Marquis
Wellesley. ,

Lord TEMPLE asked whether it was _the intention
of the Hon. Gentle Man to bring for Ward on Friday
the additional Charge he alluded to, 'or to move only
for Papers ?
Mr, PAULL replied, that he meant to move for the
Papers, and they would fOrin all the Documents he
thought necessary upon this, subject. If they should
be produced in due time, he gave notice that he
would,,in the course of the first.Week.after tile re-
cess, bring forward his accusation's against 'Marquis
Wellesley.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON begged :the Hon: Gentleman
to describe the nature of the, Papers to/which-his in-
tended Motions Would refer.
Mr. PAULL said, that tbereswas, a Prince in India
intitled the Rajah of Bhurtpore,--with respeet to
whom the Hon. Member was proceeding to make
some remarks, when he wassailed to order by
Tbe SPEAKER, who directed the Holt. Gentleman
to confine himself to the answer required of him.
Mr. PAULL stated, that the Papers he meant to
move for, related to the cOnduil of Marquis Welles-
ley towards the Rajah of Bhuttpore.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice Of a Motion for
Friday, for the production of certain, Papers, to
sliew the progress of and effeets of the Additional
Force AEA.
ARMY ESTIMATES.;
he SECRETARY at WAR presented the. Army Es-
timates, which
‘the Right Honourable Gentleman
stated to be formed on the same scale precisely with
those 'for three months, which had been voted on
the proposition of his predecessor. The Estimates
which he had now the honour to present were only
for two months, and lie hoped that much before the
expiration of that time His Majesty's Ministers would
have fully matured, and Parliament finally adopted, a
plan for the permanent Military Establishment of
the year, a plan Which, he trusted, would, at the
same time that it augmented and strengthened our
military force, reduce -the expefice ,of our 'Military
Department.
Ordered toilie on the Table, and

The Right Hon. Gentleman' gave notice,' that he ,
would on. Friday move the Estimates in the Corn-
mittee -
of Supply. •
Lord CASTLEREApIi took occasion to state, that
the reason of the late Ministers. for proposing the
Estimates for only three months, was in. order to
leav4 their successors completely unfettered, .1.16
was' enabled to say, that were it. not for that consi-
deration, the late Administration was fully prepared,
at the time to bring forward a plan for the pernia-
nent Military Establishment of the year.
GeneralTAßLETONconsidered the EstiniateS laid
on the Table to ',have. been brought forward pro
forma'; and was glad' to hear from a Right Hon.
Gentleman, in cow se;of' the evening-. The
Hon. Gentlemaii was proceeding, when lie was
called to order' by the Speaker.
Mr. VANSITTART brought in, a Bill for the farther
continuance of certain Revenue \&s in Ireland.
Read a first time, andordered 'to be read a second
time to-,morrow.