Star.
London, England, 1805-01-29 00:00:00

P.-IRLI,IS7ENT.eIRr PROCEEDINGS.

ttr,t,r OF LOADS, MONDAY, JAN. OS.
Coon'," o .I.:lt.atutn n tr. the Sort Appeal,
tine:', v. y. „., ,1 „Inert, • Va. i'ume Icry."., as
fecrtal to; 0.1, i . A; at d Mr. Adam, in p..it, at
t .:„ r...: it 11, i.orailiips adjutant,'
the of .;air WI to ntortww.
MR. JUFvIC. k FOX.

The 7'..l,r(ptis of tC.BE.I(CORN moved, that the
order far 11.... r gong into a Committee upon
the matter, alleaged againit Mr. Jullice Fox, and
the papers and cblcuments refpening the fame, on
the 7th of Fehroat v, he difchargetl. Thi, the Noble
Marluis genetally need, he was principally induced
to do ty the cotdderation of the .-rear dillauce many
of witneiies meant to be brought for-
ward, the neealion, had nceelfarily to travel:
fume from remote parts of Ireland, and to whom it
would he impeaelicable to arrive in due time, in re-
f_ 'nee tl-e day at tiro appointed for the corn-
•t.. of of die inv,liitgathm. Under this impref.
ti .e, an,! „ill' a view to the circumfiances of the
tale. he 11.:4:1.1 propule that a limilar order be made
fur the tbrh of February, which his Lordlhip teemed
to thit.c the eatlielt praelicable day.
This prepofiti.'n meeting the concurrence of their
Lordfnps. the Order As above was forthwith dif-
clan ge,i, auLi renewed for the IS:11 of next month.
On the tut.i‘at a the Noble Marquis, farther or-
ders woc made by the Houle : the firli, that a Mel-
(age be fe% to the Commons, defiling the permiilion
of 0,4% hkuie, to tour of its Members ; namely, Sir
Them:as Fethetilenc, Bart. ; the Honourable Gal-
bia;tll Lawry Colc, Sir James Stewart, Bart. and
Mervin Atchda:e, EN. to attend their Lordlips'
Committee on the Elth of February next.
_

Alf.) orders for the attendance of divers witneffes
from the county of Fermanagh, &c. in Ireland.
The LOitl) CIIANCELLOK notified to their
Lordlhip, the eireointiances of his Majefly's Judges
having hcen orJercd to attend in reference to a pen-
sling .kppeal from Ireland, which principally re-
Crack! a (itieflion of ejeamtnt, on a particular day ;
and a...T. in caie It Ihould not be practicable to the
Ju Ig.s to iltten4 that day, he thould move to poll.
Fiat,: the conlideration of the cafe to a future day.-
1 he ri?rn•• or .he parties in the caufe were not men-
tioned by the Noble and Learned Lord.

MILITIA LEVIES.

The Earl of CAMDEN prefented, in purfuance
of a recent Addrefs of their Lordfhips, accounts of
the number of men raifed under the provitions of the
Additional Force At 9 paired lan Seflion. The ac•
counts were ordered to lie on the table, and, on the
potion of his Ledndlliip. to be printed.
The Earl of DA RNLEY (in conliquence of whole
motion the recounts were produced) profetfed Its in.
terrti.m to bring forward a motion upon the fribjea,
on Monday. flowerer, he conceived fume farther
informatroa was necellary to its due elucidation ; he
theta. re mean: to move for an account, Ipecifying
the numbers were railed under the provitions
of the Aet, through the medium of the Para Offi
cers. as diair..:t born thole who were railed by the
ordinary means of ievy. This fpecific ation,he thought,
would tend to thew, that fome of the arguments for-
merly uf.d by 0:ofe who oppr.fed the Bill were, at
leaf!, not without fonre foundation. He wifhed to
know the fent:ments of the Noble Secretary, with re-
fpea to ii,e propelled additional accounts, which
would influence him, as to the time when he Ihould
make the m rtion.
• 'fire Earl CANIDEN obferved, he law no ob-
NjeEtion to the a..:counts being produced, which his
Noble Friend adverted to ; but, with refpea to the
day upon vrbi.,h the intended pronofiti. n &mild be
di:culled, the lame facility, in iris mind, did not
feern to obtain. Thor were, en the other hand,
other papers and accounts, which, Ire thought, were
ecelfary to be produced, and which it may not be
prael:cable to to ready in due time, before the dry
alluded to ; 0 etc was a ditetiffion of great
importance per.din;; ; and which, perhaps, ciecurn-
fiances may render it need:lry to have poflpotred.-
11e had rather as N blc Friend woul:: fix upon ano-
Aber day ; by parrole contingency, that menti..r.-
ed might inh.:lerc with the important dilcullion which
be alluded to as

The SECRETARY at WAR LAM, that he was
cdtcmay unwilling that any proper information
fhuoW lie withheld from the Houle. But he fug-
gcard, that the printing of thefe papers would take
up fo much time, that little opportunitytif examining
them would be ariorded previous to the
Mr. CALI:I:K.IIU übferved, that in that cafe
f inn: degree of b'ame attached to the Secretary at
War for not bringing then) in farmer. If the public
fervice alifultitely requited that they thould be dif-
euil.std on Monday nev, and if they could not con-
veniently be piloted before that time, then he would
acTiii.tce. But •hey ccrt.linly ought to have been
pi ch.,itcd in proper lime to have them printed. It
was imputhllle that 012 Members of the Houfe could
accurately examine their contents white they lay un-
printed on the table, and he would therefore think
:r his duty to perfeveic in his intention of moving
that they thould be printed, linters it was pc. tively
Rated, that this would be injurious to the public
let vice.
The SECRETARY at WARinformed the Houfe
that it was never the cotton) to have them printed.
The ufual mode of proceeding was to lay the Elli-
mates on the table, and move for their difcufflon the
week after. As he did not, however, with to with-
hold any information from the Houle, he would not
object to the printing of the Papers.
On the motion of Mr. CaLcaser, the Papers
were then ordered to be printed.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

Mr. CREEVEY brought up a petition from cer-
tain Freeholders in the County of Middlefez, Hating
that at the late EleCtion for Middlefez, there were
two candidates, viz. Sir F. Burdett, and G. Boulton
Mainwaring, Efq. That before the proceedings
wure entered upon, the qualification necelTary by
As of Parliament, of a landed ettate of boot. a
year was pofitively demanded by the agents and
Counfel of Sir F. Burdett, and the Freeholders in
his interelt ; and that he, the laid G. B. Mainwaring,
(hould verify the fame on oath, according to the te-
nor of the Paid AQ ; that the laid G. B. Mainwaring,
in anfwer to this demand, had Ilated that the laid Aft
of Parliament did not apply to him, and that be had
no need to produce a paiticular qualification, he be-
ing the eldell fun and heir apparent of William Main.
raring, Efq. a gentleman who had repeatedly been
the reprefentative for the laid County of Middlefez ;
and that he, being doubtlefs poEffed of fuck necef.
fary qualification as required, rendered it unneceffary
for his heir apparent to produce a particular qualifi-
cation. The petitioners then proceed to (late, that
the laid G. B. Mainwaring is nut the elde(l fon of the
laid William Mainwaring, and therefore the faid qua-
lification as fuck can be of no avail, and that the laid
G. B. Mainwaring, having no came of his own, of
the value of 6ocl. a year, he was not eligible to
ferve in Parliament, as Knight of the laid Shire.—
They pray therefore, that the name of the laid G.
B. Mainwaring, who has been returned by the She-
' riffs as the fitting Member, may be (truck out of the
laid return, and that the name of Sir F. hordes; may
be inlerted in its (lead.

The Petition having been read by the Clerk,
Mr. CRee►Ev moved, that the fame be taken iuto
confideration on the 18:h of February next. •

SPANISH [SPORTS.

Lord H. PETTY obfcrved, that in the return of
the Exports to the Spanilh Potts, the particular Ports
were nut named. He thercfure moved that the re-
turn (hold be amended.

The SPEAKER ohlerred, that in a cafe of this
fort the regular comic was to more for a frefh re-
turn.—This was accordingly done, and the Mctio.n
a,reed tu.

WAR 'WITH SPAIN.

Mr. GREY role to make the motions, of which
he had given notice on a former day, for the produc-
tion of certain papers relative to the war with Spain.
He did not intend to adhere tenaci.mtly to any ca-
ret:li form of words in his mot His. He would be
well enot,lifatkle.d, though the return to them were
only made in hal:lnce. But underflanding that
there had taleii place important difcutlions relpe4l-
- the neutrality of Spain, and that thole diteuf-
ficns occurred in the interval between June and Sep-
tember, ISo3, whilft other important matters were
likewife difeoffed at other interval:, he felt it his
duty to bring before the Hoi&: the motions which
he held in his hand. Ile sway unaware of any very
firing ground of oppolition to his motives. He
fhould endeavour to obviate ()Nee:ion. Perhaps
the molt important lubjed which the whole nego-
tiation embraced, was the Convention of Neutra-
lity, and he had been told, th,it between the periods
lie had mimed, that fubjca tsar. dilculkd with much
folemuity. By the papers of which theHoufe was in
polreffion, it Atli:eared that the lint demand of a fib-
tidy from Spain by France, WAS made on the Bth of
July, ISo3. N,w his fait motion ihnuld be for co-
pies or esti:tits of any dileuftions with the Spanifh
Government refpeaing the amount of the fame.—
Trr in the correlpondence now in every Gentleman's
hands, it would be perceived that thong remetflian-
ces were, on the 9th of September, 1803, made by
our Minifter at Madrid, on the topic of the march
of coops through Spain to Fe-,Tel. To thefe remon-
firances he did not know that there had been any
anfwer given by Spain—but if there had, it did
not appear aniongit the publifhed papers. From
the 9th to the 2. ! It, there was an interval of chafin
in the papers, during which %et y poilibly the anfwer
of the Court of Madrid to the renumflrances of Mr.
Frt.e' was received. In the lame interval, other
fubjces of confequence might have been difeuffed.
He fhould, therefore, move for copies or extrads
of any anfwer or anfwers to the remonfirances
of the 91h of September, given by the Court of
Madrid to our Mittilter. Betides thefe, he meant
to ineltule in the fame motion all difpatches fine
ARMY RSTIMATLI. the ci,nemencement of the war with France, ref-
The SECRETARY at WAR prefented the peeling the matching of troops from the tetrito.
Army Ellimatc s fur the year 1805 : He flated that tics of this power t hrough Spain, to any of the
;it • was his intention to move that they be taken into Spanilli ports. The march of thz t Soo French fol-
maulideration on Monday neat. It was a point of diers and &dors, of which, front the papers, com-
'peat importance to have this bufinefs difpatched as plaint had been made by Mr. Frere, was only a fin.
,eatly as p On that account he had prevailed gle inflance, though it the whole of the correlpon-
upon the Right Honourable Gentleman on the other dente were divulged, it is very probable more would
fide (Mr. Windham) to potipone his mci.iou, which be found. He howescr knew nothing of this. His ob.
ItOA for Monday. jet was to get the belt information he was able, on
: Mr. CArcRAVT wifhed to have the Eflimates the molt important points. The next interval was
pricitet, as otherwiie it was impolLble that they from the 12th of September to the :zd of Decent-
,could continetely underfluud by every Member in her, 1803: and he would move for information, un-
the Houfe, rut ,c,:oulit of the difficulty that would, der the lame titles as the preceding, of what Irani-
htkAccur front cvi.ty i‘Larber perufing rue =mulct iptl piled bctwteu our Minitler snd that of I.;pa:a, dur
ceouat„ .

The Earl of DARNLEY explained, and expreffed
hirnieil as ti:llroits that: no plop:1.160n coming fioni
him fhould [tamd in the way of any other hulinefi of
more importance, as aliudcd to by his Noble Friend,
which their I.,,:dll:ips have to d;fctifs. How-
ever, asahe tit od, he did not fee what well
grounded uhicni,m could be offered to film:toning
their I.ercith;pilcr the ferviec of that Houle, on Mon-
day next. trio Lordfhip concluded by flaming a
motion for producing the farthe: accounzs, as above
'defcribed, after a few words from Lail Cam-
den, was put ott.;e:,:d :.ccr:r

Mr. Aeix:. X 14 F d, atten Jed by icveral Member!, re-
turned the Inlol% cnt Debtors' Amending. Bill, agreed
to by that Made, and which was lard upon the
table.--Adi,;u:Lrd.

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