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London, England, 1816-03-06 00:00:00

. to obey the precedent laid down itt Ale case of Sir
Li Impey.**
SPEAKER.7-.‘"The House -cannot proceed
the tint instance without knowing the roll and
~.pierise.tharges which are presented for its con-
I•iderat,ion."---(l4ear, hear !) •
The Clerk then proceeded to read the charges.
Ne hick were thirteen it) number, and. en brneed
the wholelletails of the Noble Lard's case, with
n long commentary•to each specific, eloirge. The
. notes of the trial were taken from Mrtliorney's
report.

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• The first charge against the• Chief Justice was, for having
rreittired the Detendaut's Counsel, after midnight, to state
tiwle case its a state of exhaustion, &c. .•
•
tectind was, for confounding thc'cliarge.; againt Lord
Coebrivise With the cases of others, on tits trill, and asisitig
• •
Iris spccolatious-with these of others on a particillar day, &c.
The third was, -the iniposSibilitv of ascertaining Ise wboM
the draft which passed through De -Iteresiges's hands was
given, fie. ,
Four.h, that the Court assumed the fact of identity between
' the link notes found on •De Ilerenger, 'and 'those • of Lord
C-ehrane, and evaded the explanations Which would have
removed that impression,
Fifth, that the Court notrolvand vindictively asensned that
Lord cochrtine, when be disclosed the eircumstvtices of De
aterehger's visit, was of opinion that the latter had Sailed fur
America, Esc. •
Sixth, for newarrantahly and unduly insinuating to' the
'Jury, thati the Noble Lord's leave of absence on she dth of
'February, was a tolourehle pretext. to cover his dctigns,ike.
Seventh, for misreprektnting the, eircuttotanee- of Lord
Cochrane, the 1-Issis. Cochrane Johnstone, and Mr. tett, be-
ing emmected in fended purchases on a particular day, &c.
4 Eighth, for uutrarratitably controverting the declaration of
Lord cuchrane, on oath-, respecting De lierenger's note, and
for
Lrtpeatedly mil'orcing the fallacious arguments of the
Counsel for the plosecutiens Ifcs
The ninth charge was for unwarrantably and todusti6ably
.representing to the Jell. OW the declaration of Lord Coch-
rane relative to the note, received on the 21st of February,
was unworthy their credit.
The tenth charge was
,fur raising unwarrantaWe un-
founded objections. to Lerd.Cneltraue's declaration, on oath,
.thnt he lord received a letter from his brother, Itlajor Coal-
rano, early in Felnnary, stating the ettreroe danger to which
-Ins lire bad been exposed, in consequencp of a severe
although that declaration had been supported by an affidavit
.of Major Coebrane,r and treating the whole as unworthy of
credit.
The eleventh chitge a, 'for unjustly representing the cc's-
*ace asiduced on the.,eart of Lord Cochrane, relative to the
;origin of his,acquairitanee with De berenger, as unworthy of
credit.
The twelfth charge was for injuriously passing over, with-
-.ant comment, that part of Lord Cochrine's affidavit which
.stated, that, when Lord Cochrane hesitated to teceive De
Ilerenger on board his ship, be rteaileil to Isis recollection
that he had preriunsly chew' hiin rectimineudatory certificates
'that lie bad received from. Lord I:aria-with and Colotsel Jew.
kinson, and other persons n office; and for havingjuisrepre-
seined the evidence of the lion. Alexander Murray, rehttive
lo the same pnint: • • , . '
'The thirteenth charge was for passing over witliout eons-
soros, Lend. ceehrane's solemn declaration, nit oath, that he
' bad nit seen De Ileirtiger its his red coat, star, and - order, as
had helm represented.
' The Charges been read,. -
h e SkkAKR4 Cochrane. 'What flintier
taorse he propose'l O. adopt
• Lord COCHR,ANE=." minve.—

"That these t barges be yri►►tcd-.-that the flopae may bav,e
nn opportunity of forming a more correct estimate of them
Ilion could be obtaiued by the cursory reeding that has now
laden place." "
• General I.llAtnEw..--" Sir, I second. ,the ma.
Con, not from any partial or prejniiieeil feeling,
because 1 AniOtogetiltr unacciuninte(l,.with tlit
transaction; but it-must'-be equally- the -
tape of both, 'the Noble Lords.: concerned, tiny
the House be erialaleti to form a eorrect.Otim4te.',
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, . • •

Mr. WesTeiw postponed his' motion to "lhurs-
day-next:when, he trusted; the 1-fouse would give
the 'subject he siliduld siThinit to. them undivided
attention. 'A motion of his Hon. Friewil (Mr.
ilrougham) stood for that day, which; he hoped,
ivonia be postponed.:
Mr. liaououAlst acceded to the •request, and
p‘m potted his !notion relative to the Libemy of the
rress to. Ttitirsitii'y
' The other Oril,eri'Of the Day were then dis-
posed of, and adjuutned.

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It is Anderstood that the provision for the esta-
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linsbansl, Prince Luoyoup, will be 50,000 C. per
ann. and that the Marriage of the Royal Pair
will be celebrated in about a month.

%IVe ,e a further translation of the 4Par(s I'. •
.pers to the 3d, than appeared in our Second
Edition of yesterday.

We lure reeeked letters from Bombay to oe-
!ober, up` irbielt period all was tranquil in that
Tart of the country. None of the combinations
g the ilahrattas of which we' bare heard in
ngbutd,aei mentioned in the East India rivers ;
march to Poonah seems to be altogether
Nntisentied.

Thative of self mote or less governs all human
actions lifrpon this broad principle, it may he
, •
Airly s,aid...l4st Ministers, rind those who -support
ftimp,in imposing the Income Tax, can act but
from one rnotrve—a conviction that it is the best
Bicasure fur the Country : the decisive proof of
arbieb. is, that every man who votes this way must
pay for it diract4 out of his own rocket. On th e