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PALIAWITiIIer MOMPOGS,
• whir or COMMONS, ?AA= L
Sir T. SUNIIIINT prolantid °
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thaimonty gaol at AAA. pra ld to ila
the abb.
Mr. losnivoto a, Train dm dike of the OW_
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bind. of tie Genital and otharso...
Oideroitio Napo datable.
ARMS ban die Orrinvrtek Chest 011eopmeintod an so.
sown of doe Itoreipte mai Disbursements daring the year tlM7.—=
Ordered to ornialralmme table.
mr. gave notice that he would tmeitarrow
move for s Mum et the amount of the Presentments 4110 Grad
Juries in hubs& far the last year:
Led carrLEREAGH brought up Lord Lake's Amok)? 1111
Reed a first, and ordered to be read a second than toinorrovr.
Mr. POSTER gave notice, that be wouKte.morrow move for
a Comaddrie on the Irish Sugar Drawback
Lard =MY PETTY postponed his motion for Corks at
the Cimmilitation in the Orders in Council to our Alike Nil

tomorrow.
The Clerk of the Privy Onuncil presented the various papers
relative to the Etrasco and Sir Herne Popham.
Mr. HUSKISSON stated, that this was a complete mars in
fact, though not In form. The original copy of ooe memorial
could not be found, but it was cited in the Admiralty Keret,
which was produced. Ordered to lie on the table, and tobeprinted.
Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice, that he would tomorrow move
for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Conataisdaren wrest I.
Exchequer Bills the balances of the 600,0001. given by America to
satisfy the claimed British sabjests.
The Scots Dbdlhry BM woe OW a third time sad pima
The Cetus Ihdiltddea and Cotton Duty Bibs RIM commit-
W. sad ertieral te be topetted to-mortar.
TM Sett Duty ill was ordered** be read a mama thus to-
The House want bats Deweeittee .the *whin Laws.

ILIOCTIOIII.
Orem Yannouthd..Mr. Monnzien, from the Orem Teratooth
Election Comatittoemported that the " hod determined
that the fibrin Members had been "tad, and that she pm
titian were not frivolous or
Dovnipstricke—Sir A. 114111111 WILT rephreedirent the Dowers- •
trick Committee, that the C.eamnittas had not set that dailbers
count of the indisposition et Lord Burghers*. one of the
Mr.' Fallowileid, anaccEy ' came to the Nor, and stated, that;
in his opinion Lord could sot have safely setended.—..l
His lordship was errand, but, as we understood,
that day only. •
'MMus nnIDOIII. • -
On the minion of Mr. MILLISH, leave was given to arks la ,
a 13111 for a blades weer the 'Bogen, at Vauxbdlt and
another for a era the Thomas from woe poet
noir the loony, to the opposite beak Mr. M. aim mem* foe
Ststbeing in a Da tow* the East
to Water Webs
y pardons emit water works in theLandes parhiat Ida
fir, ilhadwelir—Leeve gives.

: - PILOTS SILL. 1
' On the balm of Mr. ROSE, the Pilots Bill worn read a asesed
tinse.jfiray to a geodes from Lord Temple, as to the ewes'
to be he 0014 dist it was intended to lave the Bill NMI.
ntitt proforma to-morrow, that it was then to be printed, and
lie over for consideration far a fortniglst.—Ordered to be conunit-
ted tomorrow.

• ORDERS IV COUNCIL.
The Orders Is Council 11 was dun coposted, and the amend-
stunts *greed to. It appeared to be undarstood, tint the-Report
was to be further considered an Friday, with a view to hew the
third,reading as tdondisy.
•
John LAKE.
Lord CASTREREAOH called the attention of
the House to thee notice which he had given, of amnr.l
ing for a monument to the late Lord Lake, winch fie
had been prevented from proceeding 44111. He did
not intend, he said, to renew that " notice : ablee the
discussion respecting the annuity, a communication
bad been had with persons who were the most alive
to the merits of Lord Lake, and who thought. that
after the debate had taken place, the Tuition of the
Monument ought not to be pressed. The family of
Lord Lake were deeply penetrated with gratitude for
what had been already done, and for the testimony
borne to his character and conduct—and would -th-
gret if any thing further were urged, that did not ap-
pear to meet with very general concurrence. Yet; he
must observe, in justice to the motives which induced
Ministers to propose the Monument, that the services
of Lord Lake certainly deserved such a mark of op-
probation. He lamented that it had been the course
of Parliament to grant monuments only to those who
had fallen in battle. The case of Lord Howe, how-
eyer, was the only exception to this rule, and these
the ground stated was, that Parliament had had no
opportunity of conferring any particular mark of its
favour on Lord Howe before. This was not now the
case with respect to Lord Lake. He again lamsniede
that Parliament had so scrupulously adhered to due
coarse be bad mentioned, though generally it was a
good line of distinction. While Monuments were
justly granted to inferior Officers, who fall in battle,
It was disagreeable to the Swags in contain:Ss
the places where the ashes of ear heroes were ic-
ed, not to find there any monuments of such as
Rodney, Lord Duncan, Lord Abercrombie, and
Lord Lake. To press e motion, however, in this
instance, might have the appearance of retrospective
injustice to others, and for these seasons he ' with-
drew thinotice.
isyssieom. PaTitsOw.
Mr. TIERNEY ho • ed, that the Honourable Gime.
cal (Gascoyne) would not present the petition from*
Liverpool against the Orders in Council this day. It
might occasion a considerable debate, and there were
many Members who wished to be present, wholeet's
unable to attend this evening. He thereket:
quested of the gallant General to postpone his soda
till to-morrow.
General GASCOYNE immediately agssaskamile'
gave notice that he would present the pitition‘lso
Morrow.

MIL JOHN °motto.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT wished to ask the Noble
Lord (Castlereagh) on the other side, or any of the
Gentlemen connected with the Administration in ISab
land, whether Mr-John Gifford. who was aPpoillasalZt
the office of Accomptant General of the Customs in,
Ireland, was the same Mr. John Gifford who had bein
turned out of an inferior office in the revenue ipy.
_Lord
Hardwicke, on account of the obstinacy with tibe
persisted in fomenting the animosities between die
Catholics and the Protestants ?
Sir ARTHUR WEI-I-RSLEY said, that Mr.
Gifford had certainly been in a lower office in the re.
mem ; but if he had molly answered the second part
of the Right Hominoid, Baronet's description, he
' would net have been appoieted to the office of As-
convent General.
NEW PO RT tea sete notice, that he would
to norrow move for the Pont appointing Mr. Gif-
ford to this office.
Dr. DUIGENAN rose to -kit on this subject,
but was prevented, by the Spakert thee being no
question befOre the House.
MOTDITAG BILL, •
/41n1 es A sTLEREH benoght up the Mutiny

-4
first Wog

Mr. WINDHAM hoped that
hurried forward more than was
eon was, that some of the returns
pry in considering it, had not
He wished to have an answer to a ,4
bad on a former occasion put, whether
,was to be added, that would offer-
enlisted under the old regulation?
an option_paS to be given them
their engagement, of which the
them ?
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied,
-y returns were on the table •
so sheration was intended to be
Ilawl although, perhaps, at some
modification might be judged rapt,
posed to commit. the Bill on Tuesday
The Bill was then ordered to'
.
to-inorrow.—A4ourned.

LIST OF THE MIN())
NIKO VOTZD FOR UR. wiirrimo's

WWI Or reak
Aberennoby,Hon. J. Creevey, T.
Adana, W. DOndas, Hoo. , Milbeikke, sit Ri
Anson, G. Dundee, Hon. R. L. Miller, SO T.
Anode, w. /.. Feißusson, R. M 0•811 SR 0,
Ashen. Er JOhn Greenhill, R. Ord, VI.
Sew Wu, C. Halsey, J. Parnell, H.
Siddelph, IL M. Herbert, H. A. Piens, H.
Sawa* Hon. G. Hibbat, G. • Piggott. Sir A.l
Bradrhaw,Hon.A.C. Horner, F. Roma, Lad W.
'red, Hoe. T. °dreamer, —.—. soldatmn. cp.
&mane, Audios" hailstone, G. Shedd% 1.1, UN
Burdett, Sir F. Lambe, Hon. Wm. R. & .
Br. Vieerlie Lanham, R. J. Solidi, I,
admit. Or O. Latouche, J. Stan* lord
C.asepdlii, Lord G. Latonche, IL Ward% Naa. O.
criessailt. W. Lyaleron, Hon. W. Ward, Ifea, cW.
Cate I*. G. 14 C. I.ld, J. M. Ward* 0. 4,
Collarno, N. W. IL Macdonald, J. Wharton, J.
Madocks, W. A. Wbittrad, S.
= hilliii
e,ll. C. Martin, H.
Te/dore.eVieeount Mahon—W. Sonia.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MARCH S.
04X2 OF frOCES THIS DAY AISNE =het
' iinowto=l:4•4ol4l.4444•4lrshosillak sti

Ilse-Dublin Mail of jimendaT Jain* -a- epic
said to have been received Icamerrokitif the irho
of Tenerife having . been istkparl ospoor
detachment of Ihithir truelm
timed, end thekll,llll. cot Awe
the subject. ~' -
DisPatel0101.1101•04 sertAeleenedit, end
Feb. UN 111•14 dim tbribmookapetapinhh ships ja
that harbipeatipmed ihiosokoe&tice to put to sea.
The bloc rldineopeeken had suffered a little ban
_gales, but the crews of the different ships were in
good health.
Opinions are still at variance respecting the in.
tellignice of the Rochefort squadron having got into
the Mediterranean. In the public offices this news is

ireky much doubted. The vessels seen there, if any
were so seen, must, it is thought, have beet from wme
other pat.' It is now said they were three in number
and that two of them were frigates—a description act
applicable to the Rochefort squadron.
The accounts have been derived from three sources
—the Rock schooner, the Cambrian and Mannino
frigate, arrived at Plymouth. The Rock had her
account from an American vessel Rom Rochelh,
which stated, that the Rochefort squadron had crust
at Toulon. This is impossible, if the ships sees so
the 24th January, off Madeira, were the Rochdret
squadron. The accounts by the Melampus and Came
brims were brought from our squadron off Cadiz. One
of them we believe states that the Rochefort squadron
passed the Straits of Gibraltar on the 26th or tith of
January, and another, that it had arrived nearCarthr
gena. There is probably more than one Trends nd
drop at sea, and Bence has aril= all this doubt ti
uncertainty. Sir Ricnann STIACHAN is gone irate the
Mediterranean in search of the enemy.

Yesterday, *boat 12 o'clock, his Manors
attwothleteldQuelePiri'svatsillailkato,"lnwhVilcinhdaDrwas'attesuledand sg°ll4ll.
The Leal Chabeenar, the Pteeldest it the Mown, the 111
Petvy Sal, the Wee neesesidas et the Ma Led deo
Aaankr. the hteemr4leassetet do the Ladino
anal
it the %weaken.** Delie et WAN" Mace's"
Moat Zdtesnilliv, Lois Wileesft
Mrs "S. Mum' mg r. Hake, OssleiTellapeo.lad b"'"'
"IrfOnOwille .10 d. WM: tinting predentato
Itia-Intatian • .
LisissimaooollllaMearew, visa listalserosalest (I°,
mist* et earn & •':` • . •
Lard um, miILIMISVOZ_
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*Me Monty et IneeMh.', • • •
Ile Batt et befloww, gataeeelia. man Ws bet 1041011
eaftlin et the need et MolleshOWlNesioser‘
Hie Mao= held a Privy Coma, aE idlich
load Harked was int:secluded, and Own isto hi!
Office if Vice-loiestenant at Norfolk.
His MAnivrr gave antditaces to the Cabinet Ifni*
to% sod amino: setoff on, his return to Witsclor:
Yeiti*T. the Declaim of Blinn:Mot hemmed
;WIT SlTlbinst Fuson with a visit, at her ape&
Imeitiel. Palace. The ceatinel at do
hatailcalailligised, fix some time, to admit thumb
imeo dip Palseawystxd, on account other servos'
liveries Stet having any resemblance to those of the
Royal Family.
Yesterday, being
_Ash-Wednesday, the
Lomita! preached before the Nobility, as the. 1.15 F"
Royal.
gin the course of Tuesday morning four Messengers
arrived at Windsor, with dispatches from kftnistos
his MaJorry their contents engaged his Manes
nearly the whole day.
The alterations, repairs, and improvements, main
in Kensington Palace, for the residence of the Princess
of Warts and the Duchess of Bouttswica, are car-
l-yincoss with. all possible expedition. The fitting up
m future will be under the direction of her Roy
Highness. The whole is expected to be complete.'
boat Ave or six weeks.

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