The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-25 00:00:00

IMPERML PARLIIIII%J NT.

ROUSE .OF PEERS.

SATURDAY, MARCH 23.

Mr. JOHN CLPRIC was heard for the Respondent
in the Scotch Appeal Rochheid against Kinloch.
The farther hearing Was postponed till Monday,
The Exchequer Bills Bill, Sugar Drawback, Irish
Postage, Stamp, Customs, Excise and Spirit Ware-
housing Bills, were read a third time and passed.
The Promissory Note Negotiation, and Irish
Sugar Drawback Bills, were read a second time.
On the Motion of Lira WALSI NCH AM , the 'Order
of the Day for summoning their Lordships to con.
siev the propriety of Suspending the Standing Or.
ders 56 and les was read. His Lordship then scat-
, tad that the Public Service would be impeded if the
Bills which had now been read a second time were
not passed with every possible dispatch. as they were
for renewing Atts about to expire. For this pur-
pose lie felt himself called on to move, that the
Orders by which the Home was restrained from
forwarding a Bill through mum than,one step in the
same day be suspended.
Tie LORD CII4NCELLOR .regretted that
there should be occasion for such a Motion, as it was

highly necessary that their Lordships should have
full time to consider the various provisions con.
tained in the measures which were brought before
them. He was aware, however, that there was
some excuse far the delay in the present case, as, in
preparing "fax Bills for Ireland, it was necessary
that regard be had to apportioning the Duties in a
manner consistent with the commercial relations of
the two Countries.. He, therefore, did not objed
to the Motion; but thought himself called on to
notice the irregularity of the proceeding, and to ex.
press a hope that the praeiice would not be recurred
'to in future.
The Bills were then read a third time, and pass.

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Lt,t, on Saturday, instead of'' it: ur in g the Publiz
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MONDAY, MARCII 25, 1805.

Tit It illambro,ch Mai/ due yesterday arrived this
morning ;as also a Mail from Gottenburik. The
1011.6 Wing are tie roost important articles of intel.
lirnee which they bring
`;cNLiA, MARCO 9. the departure of the Em.
wor and Einpress.for Italy is put off to the 6th of
April ;• their Majesties will go first to Cour., and
then to the Camp on till.' Tagliament, where die
French and Spanish Andra StradOrs are invited to at.
tend them. They will then prriceed through the
Vel,etizin States, Tyrol, Salzburg, and Hungary, so
that the greater part of, the summer will probably
he employed in this journey, The Archduke
Crtnist.Si will set out on the 4th, and, during'hi,
absence, the.Arohduke Joim will have the Prot.
dency of the Council of War.
The Government here has lately received two
Couriers from Constantinople,
ITAt.v; Fen. 16.---I.t now seems as if the Toulon
Expedition were d4erred till a future time, as let.
tern from the Sloth of France assure us that they
are very busty in disarming the Ships, and sending
bask the Troops on board into their Cantonments.
On the 31st of January Lord NaLSOX passed the
Straits of Messina, net hi, way to Malta, where he
will continue some time. his suppoNed he will re.
turn to the Magdalen INlands, as his.station.
It is said the Goiph of Spezzia, with some other
territorial points, will 'be ceded by the Ligurian
P.Tiblic to the. new Kingdom of Lombardy, which
will receive possrssiOn of some important Haverty.
The support of the Genoese.4Vlarine, Will he under.
t 41telt,hy Fraiice.
SW 4S rA, :4,83 cri to.--By private accounts
fern Siutprif, we learn that the following per.
sons were arrested there the latter end of last •month;
the Counsellor of Government Baron SECK ENDORF,
1),16t0r WEINOTA Alto natives of Wirtemburgh; snot
M. Vort I.lLArnaNtrvtN, CAI. SAS WE2', Lett, of
Frankfort on the Maine, and the Counsellor of
Government Vorit Sttict.A.llt, who were'delivered
up by the Landgrave of Hesse Hamburgh, in whose
service they were, on application being made by the
Government of Wirremburgh. They were convey.
ed to Lod wigsbsnrgli, whore the Commission of In..
tiry will sir.

Accurdirm 111 later accounts, DoelorWvlifillAAk
wat, set it lilicrry on the 2t3, so that Baron SECIUN.
OR Fis the body native of Wirtcinburgh now in

c.2r;fitaetrient.,

MlrSihd irtuNc (An the Bch inst. proceeded from
Stri,l,cirgl, on his journey to kirk, with an escort
of ti; d#,lnons. The Eleelor of Laden sent an
Ohrrr t,) accomp.my him try Strashurgh. In the
tinue of the Marshal is a Janisaary 0( Ilia late
booor4lty g,mrtl at Constatitio#