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Modal would be premature, because the general
Inquiry appeared to him to be preliminary to any
particular detail of discussion. He thought to
throw out these few hints upon the course of dis-
cussion, but there .was no ground whatever for
saying that the conduct of the Noble Lord was not
candid.
Mr. MARTIN said, that the Honourable Gen.
tleman who -spoke last; had used an expression, of
which he could not help taking notice. He did
not Mean to pay the Right Hon. Gentleman .(the
CHANCELIOR of the EXCHEQUER) any comp%
ment since he bad been in power, he, (Mr. MAR.
TIN) bad bestowed his best attention to his eon,
due, and he conceived that that Right Hon. Gen: ,
tleman had aacd with integrity and proprietY';
But,- with regard to his responsibility, Mr.
Ttrr said, ca I have now been a good while in this
House—l have heard ' responsibility' often used,
but never to any effect—with regard to the respon.
sibility of Ministers in this Country, I would not
give two.pence for it."
The Question was then put en the Order of the '
Day and carried.
Mr. Fox presented a petition on behalf of ter
tain Inhabitants of the Town and County of the - •
Town of Nottingham, against the Bill now pending
for givirl4 to the Magistrates a concurrent Prise
diction wit those of the Town, a.id praying to be.
heard a e Bar by Counsel, which was ordered
accordingly, and that the Petition do lie upon tbe
Table tantil the ,Bill be read a second time. •
Lord CMTLEREACH moved, that thine be la,
before the HOnse an account of the amount of all,
Goods sold at the Fast India Company's Sales; from ,
the xst of March 18oz, to the first of March OW:
—Ordered. •
He moved another, on the subjeft of the Stock
of the East India Company, which we did not di,s-
tindly hear—which was also ordered.
l
They were
.immediately produced, and 0,erl—e-
re
to be laid on the Table, and to be printed.
Lard CASTLEREAGH, in pursuance of his nod
tice, rose to move for a Bill to enable the Edse.
India Company to discharge the expenses of eaistng
and paying two Regiments of Volunteer Corps) 0"c
of the men employed .at the India Honse•
could not be done without bringing a Bill into
Par
liament for that purpose, the provision to en`Al
His Majesty to accept the services of Voluner.
Corps during War, having of course ceased with.
the War. The propriety of this force, heinX
thui raised and provided for, must he manifest tO. •
the House. They were all to be =limbed en-
tirely of men known and employed at the Intlias
House, and none could be more worthy to
trusted with the care of the preservation of the
peace of the Metropolis, upon an emergency
course to be taken, was to refer the Motion the
it
Committee of the whole House, to consider thereolk
after having entered the 33d of His present. Majesty"
is read ; which being done, and the
whole Ho use hse, avin
lit
g
resolved into a Committee of the Hou
twisted, " That the Chairman be direaed to mtave
for leave to bring in a Bill, to enable the East Nil
Company to defray the Expence of Raising and risjl
in two Companies of Volunteer Corps, etc..'er-vra,
dered. s Order
The House being resumed, the Report
ed to lv., received to-ntOrratvo
Mr. Kitty EY moved, that the Report of the. C(74.
,
toners' Bill be received ro_murrow.
Mr.SHAIV LEFEVRE wished a few day 9 more
o
to be allowed for the further consideration f dill
subjea, to which he stated some objections, a_
said, he understood that others had metre to ea;
which might require time ; professing at the said-
time, that that no advantage should be taken on that Ot
tiny other account,. of the friends of the Bill.
~ Mr. 11.1RVAY said he was desired to move ;"
"l
ile
r
by Honourable Members who had now left 6
Co any delay. If ai
there were oh to the :
sore they could be stated to.rnorrow fuller
in a
.w.l he was nut empowered by them to ag
House.
Sir W. PULT EN EY objeaeti to prowediog atsf
further in a House when there were not 40 I\l°r.
hers pres...nt. chart
The House-was immediately counted, and'
not being a sufficient number to form a Idous;s',2
adjournment took place of course.

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LONDON, APRIL 29► jSo3.

BY the last Packets from France, v.'e have thell
formation, that the utmost atlivity ptevaili
the French Garrison Towns along the Coast,
mounting Guns, and making every preparation fo'

a sthe of War.
Two days ago a British Officer arrives in
this
Country, who brings intelligence that an order ha
been issued by the Trench Government, for
ibt
Englishman to be permitted to go near tiny of
Seaports, Calais excepted, at which place
00l the
Seaports,English :tie to embark for their own Cou'llY.
Almost all the English in Paris %Vete prepaying (‘)
return, and Lord WHITWORTH himself did 01
expert to remain much longer in that Capital.
•

NYE are not at all surprised at the impa ern:,
the Public for a definitive answer from France '
err of Coo
The stagnation of Trade—the general wr•
fidenCe—and the evils which arise from the stale °i
Uacmainty in ‘vilich circumstances have Pl3ce`'