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London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

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who, cafetohteh the pointm odoe folfn ''nti
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adopted,
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felt the difficulties that would attend this courfe of refponfibility of their situations and charaeters, that gloomy - --- - -
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svehad the bu(lnefsto manage, had who were concerned in inch trials, might feel the
and deplorable afpeet in that quarter.
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UICAL Ift TELLIG 4.l'lIlIl"lII"III"I•IIllIlI
armed Phil, Captain Hite, with a fleet under convoy
Report lays, that to forward is the above arrange-
,' proceeding. The Managers had bettermeansof acquir. the public might be satisfied that every thing was for the
o Downs.-Wind S. W. BA°Cift
Houses(
t ; mg important information by the mode of Impeach. fairly conducted, and that the decifion, whether one ment, Government have determined immediately to
' Immo and in fa& it was not till of late that they had way or the other,
was given. with that deliberation fend out a very ftrong military force, and well ap. oar, MARCH as.--Yeller day evening a French
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difrovered what to them appeared matt r of
Ii sequence. Now what would have been the fttuatinn required.
great con- and impartiality, which the cocumttances of the cafe pointed Staff, to India, and that Sir JOHN MOOREtugger privateer appeared within three miles of Bert y
Head ; when a report was given, the Bofey pr iva.
has anted for fome particular regiments to accompany
of the cafe, if, inflead of having an additional article, Mr. CANNING occufed the other fide of the
•teer, then in Torbay, immediately put to lea, but
as now, he should have had to make this an addi. Honfe of grofs incontinency, and condemned the in. him; among others, the 43d and pd. Apprehenfions ,
be ore flie could conic up with her, the Greyhound
tionaleount in his information ? They talked of the finuation of the Lett Speaker in reprefenting his two nearly bordering on certainty, that a French force 1
1 incontinency on his fide of the Houfe. Now, was Hon. Friends as objefts of fufpicion for the /butte. has reached India, is the immediate spur to the above cutter, horn Dartmouth, got up with her, and after
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there no inconfiftency on the other ? They fit ft voted Were the condemn jolt, might it not alto apply toan exchange of a few (hots, the lugger hauled down
attires. At all events,
for an impeachment indeed, but they fubfequently the other tide of the Houle ? The Right Hon. Mem- nieher colours, and is carried into Dartmouth : the had
veroment are too fenfible of the precarious Rate of
voted for a criminal information. Why did they do her replied with much spirit to feverol of the argto o !cur guns and fifty men, out only three days. Salt
(of Would the trial have left publicity at the Bar of ments that had been offered, and contended that no our Eaftern polliffions, not to make the greaten and
night the wind being about S. E. the convoy for the
the Houfe of Lords than in the Court of King's inflame had been adduced, in which fubliantial and molt immediate changes in that quarter.
Bench ? The privacy then was no oblation. It was material jullice would Puffer from inftituting the trial It is expefted that a reinforcement will likewife be Well Indies and Mediterranean got ender way ; but
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i ftrange that they !lipoid now mull fo much on publi. at the Bar of the Lords, while this was unquellinn- lent to the Cape immediately; that Mr. TIERNEY there being fo little wind, the whole could not get • 1
r city. An Honourable Friend of his (Mr. Tierney) ably the molt expeditious and the lealt expenfive
had tithed whether the argument againft this folemn mode ; and maintained for one, that in voting laR will be made a Baronet, and go out as Governor ;
Impeachment would not go to all cafes? Even if it year for the impeachment, he had no idea in his mind Sir SAMURI. HOOD as the Naval Commander in Chief, nut until this morning, and after being under way a
few hoursthe • , wind got round to the weftward, and
bad, that would not have deterred him from prefer• of a trial in Weaminfier Hall. and that tome more General Officers be fent to that they are now returning into Tor hay again. Wind S.W. (
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• ring the trial at the 'Bar of the Houle of Lords. He Mr. Fox and Mr. CANNING mutually explained. quarter, with tome addition and fome changes of the PLYMOUTH, MARCH 25.-Came in the Lion pi iva.
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certainly valued the privilege of Impeachment high. Mr. WHITBREAD, in reply to Mr. Canning's so ,teer from a cruize, and brought in tht Danifti galliot
Staff tuere.
ly ; and this was the very reafon why he walled it affertion that in voting for the impeachment, he had Catherine Elizabeth, Capt. MATHIS N, from Barce-
thould be condoned in the leall oppreffive mode, as no idea of a trial in Weßminaer Hall being the OK- .
lunar bound to Bremen, laden with brandy, which
• otherwife it would be in danger of falling into difufe. eeffary confequence, Paid, that he had waited on Mr. Tnefday morning the Ruffian Ambaffador and Lordl
His Honourable Friend, undet the Gallery (Bonito), Pitt, after the vote fur the impeachment had taken CATHCART trent:tiled Winds at Mr. Fox's office. the has detained. Came in the Kier, of 74 guns,
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had been fo impreffed with the ineonveniencies attend- place, and informed him that it was his intention to Tuefday morning Mr. Fox tranfafted bufinefs with from a cruize.-Sailed the Come:mice !loop of war
in the trial of Mr. Haßings, that he had funned a move for the trial taking place in Weftminfter Hall. Earl Sr epee*, at his holt& in St. James'oplace, the on a cruize.
rdolotion to oppofe -Impeachments when any other to which Mr. Pitt Paid that be had no objeftion.-- Noble Earl confined with the gout. o /1 ! A Marta
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2vs --eirrlreu the osarca• • *' I
cootie could be adopted. But at all events it was (Near i bear!) On Tuefday, at twelve o'clock, a tonfultation of
sett,
Milt& we thould have the benefits without the in. Mr.C. WILLIAMS WYNNE hod always looked Minitters, Military Officers, and perfons of dißinftion,
eonveniencies of it. He then adverted to the great on trial by impeachment as a valuable privilege of took place at the Duke of YORK'S office, in the Horfe woes (loop of war : Alexander Eaft Indiaman, and
difference it would make in point of time; and con. the Honk, and looked to Weßminfter Hall as the Guards. There were prefent their Royal Highneffes leveret other outward bound veffels, from the Downs.
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Leaded that the great obje& ought to be to remove Proper place for fuels a folemn trial. It had been the Dukes of YORK and Keel-, the Duke of Noa- Sailed the Maria Chriniana, Captain CoLauze, for
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from the mode of trial by Impeachment every thing laid that the Houfe of Lords would be open to the YOLK, Lords GRINVILLS and CATHCART, Mr. Fox, G tt b reh. Wind wefterly.
• i bppieffive and embarraffing. public, but the Houfe being open was of no conk. Mr.Woomam, Generals DUNDAS and Luouow. The °en u -
MroSecretary FOX rote to trouble the Honig only quence, when it was recollected that there would not meeting did not break up till pact three o'clock. Doe sa, Mee cit z6.-His Maje fly's (loop Dno •
with.* few words. But something which fell from be fury-int room for the accommodation of the Theßight Hon. Dennis Bowes DALT, M. P. for CasCa has detained and fent in here this day, the brio i
elte:Hon. Gentleman who fpoke bit, induced hint to Commons thensfelees- the town of Galway.is appointed Muller Mailer Ge- Mamie, of New York, Captain Re senior, bound
trelisti on their attention fora moment. That Hon. Mr. WALLACE declared that he had been one Intel in Ireland, in the room of Lord Lemma. from Bourdeaux, with a cargo of wine, for Embden.
Goodrum bad charged him, and thole who agreed of chafe who had thought there was not fufficient Captain Luata is appointed to the Gt ,of
with him in thinking that Lord Melville ought to he ground for impeachment, and this opinion he had yet go guns, now at Spithead. Put in here this day the boy Mercurius, Captain Je•
brought to trial. with inconfilleney, in voting firfl for teen no reafon to alter. He felt that there could be ii is with plealure we have cf late ob(erved, that COBS, of Hamburgh, with a cargo of wool, from '
an impeachment, and then for a criminal informs. but one °hied to be obtained from the trial, jullice many cargoes of wheat have arrived from Scotland. Bilboa, bound co London ; (he has carried away her
Piton." • They had done to undoubtedly, but under between the individual and the public : and the lealt Many more are alfo expened ; the high prices in rudder by running on board of a brig laR night in our
whafareumftances? The Honfe would keep in mind, eePenfive and kelt oppreffive way of obtaining this London having encouraged the Scots to grow im. Roads. Sailed this afternoon,
that the mullion then was between them and thofe end, he argued, was the beft. He was therefore mak quantities. If encouragement is given to this
whoOpofed all criminal proceedings whatever (hear, againft the motion. When, it will be the means of doing away the necef- (loop of war la Beep era to Sheernefs, to be eoppered -
bear!), and who Brained every nerve in order to pro. Mr. GREY, after replying to the preceding fity of the large importation of foreign wheat that and fitted for tea. Wind North and moderate. 4
vent any fort atrial. He had then Dated the reeks' Speaker at Come length, took notice of a palfage in annually takes place in this country. DIAL,. MARCH 56.-Arrived the Tamer sun and
which induced him to an as he had done. But as Mr. Canning's speech, in which he had Paid, that The nth Light Dragoons yeßerday marched into la Fescue (loops of war, from a cruize, and remain 't
the Hon. Gentleman had thought proper to Cay no. if the &mg arm of Government was deftined to Romney, Hythe, and Dover, from Bletchington.
elly's flops as per laft
in the Downs with his MAj
thing about them, and poffibly might have forgot fall on Lord Melville, he mutt fubmit. The fenlibi. Major General COCKBURN has gone to take the '
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them, he would Rate them again sm. •• If the pure title* of Office, he oblerved, on the part of the command at Hull,vice General litiLemzia who cont. Wind N. EE.
li ereftion had been, whether there was to be an im- Right Honourable Gentleman mull be very different mends at Brighton. Su e aaaaa 1, MARCH a6.-Sailed yeßerday after- 1. -
peachment, or a criminal information, he would have now from what they formerly were. Would he have in the beginning of April, there will be a general noon from the Note, the BON erre !loop of war, with
preferred an impeachment. But when hefaw that the them to follow any other courfe than that they had change of the quarters of troops thronghont the the trade under convoy for the Elbe, Wefer, Jadhe,
motion for an impeachment was 101 l by a majority, formerly done ? But fuppofe the prefent Govern- kingdom: molt of the regiments in Ireland will be
T • fn e Ice. with a light
onn gn, breeze at S. W. The
hollow as it was, (hear, boar!) he bad no alternative meat, continued the Right Honourable Gentleman, brought over to this country and to Scotland, and
but to adopt eters eligible mode of proceeding, rather dilpofed to let fall the heavy arm of power on the there will be a general interchange. fignal for the Baltic is Rated from his Maj. 's (hip
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t dm have none at all. Bat bow was that majority defencelets bead of Lord Melville, what will be the The Royal Scots Greys are now on their march td WHICHILSRA to the FALCON armed (hip.
gemeggod ?-Why, by the union of two parties, one of belt means of preventing them from carrying their Scotland, whither, it u Paid, their Colonel, the Smoor ass, Magas 12.-On the gth ink the fhip
which endeavoured to Rep all proceedin p(bear, bear!) hone difpofitions into died ? Is not the mode of veteran Sir Dam DuNDAs, the author of our prefent Sims, Captain Kelly, of and from Leith for Dayis's
• sone two Gentlemen, relations of Lord Melville, trial attended with the greateft poffible degree of military tyßem, goes as commander in chief, with' Straits whale fishery, was forced on mote at Claißran,
Mho brought forward and supported this propofition, publicity the molt likely means of preventing all in. his own Staff. • about four miles from this place, by a very Rrong
were certainly juflifiable in what they did. No- Junice ? Did they intend to be onjult, they would not The long conteßed point, relative to the Author gale of wind, blowing from N. and fometimes N. by
body-could be more alive to the fympathy of relation- dikovet much policy in choofing Co public a theatre of the Letters of Junius, has at length been decided E. where the has curtained tome damage, but it is
Blip, or even of friendthip, than he was-but at the of anion. by Mr. Atmos, in his complete and illufirated evened fie will be got off next Bream tide. The
lbibe time he mutt fay, that they were not exadly Mr. WeLLace. the Ctietecatmoz of the Excna. Edition of thefe celebrated Political Papers. crew are all fated. On the night of the fame date.
dbe perfons whofedireetions were to be followed in this 'Use, and Mr. Fox, feverally explained. Ozaroalos.-Tbis entertainment was, if peak, the brig Audio Captain Eglinton, of and from Lynn
ffilibtam. How did the cafe Rand ? A motion was The etiolation was then carried without a divilion, more numerously and falbionably attended haft night for Liverpool, With a cargo of barley, was put on t
Made for a criminal information, and at the time it and, on the motion of Mr. Whitbread, it was ordered, than on any former evening this feafon. The Selec- (bore on the ifland of Swarm', in the Pentland Frith, I
was pretty plainly infinttated that this was the mode that a mange be fent to the Lords, acquainting their lion was, as dual, excellent, and performed in a where the loon went to pieces and the cargo was loft.
withal, of account of the comparative fmallnefs of Lordfhips with the Paid refolution, and defiring them grand Rile. The 44 Gloria in exceXs" was rapturoufly The crew lived their lives with great difficolty.
the expenee, the *scarfed would prefer-but after- to provide accommodation. encored ; and alto the Duct "'together let us range FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Mardi at appeared that Lord Melville, upon reconfi. TRUTHS° ACT. the fields." by BRAMAN! and STORACS. 0 , Mimeo 24.-Faffed by the Three Good Brothers, i
aeration, with all the difadvantage of the additional
__MITI, ERN,. .Igir a50,74.,,,•,,,00that this Bill &add be eontmlttad,
, The Duet& of Davos sone it's complaint has taken —; winsennina, Bootk ; Young Peter. Boor; Elisabeth, Jain;
expenee, preferred the mode of impeachment. But „,7g"tWo=or=lf7,-,7.;itte era-
id; mitt :it robotcych; an unfavourable turn. She was yeßerday rather Young Dorcas*, Hendrick ; Good JitinitGa, Ames; Wow Magnet,
Young; Vrow Henrietta, —; and the Wow Maria, —,
was it ever faid or infinuated that the impeachment the Canary OMlMeinen, now entered at the Quarter.SeSons, worse than on the preceding day. from Poppenburg. Sailed the Renewal', Cromartie, for barbs. i
was not to be conducted in the molt folemn manner ? &odd be taken on lt. A molt melancholy accident occurrred on Monday does ; &deb owntm, for Lilian: • Oporth, Shepherd. for
Not an idea was entertained that the trial would not Sir ROBERT BUXTON declared, that be was fo attacked to
„._ evening at the houle of Mrs. Atoms at Brompton. Oporto ; Leads, ainchinfon, fee Qltetin:e ; Acorn, HindmarOt, foe
be allowed to proceed in the way belt calculated to the Bill es :=ll,„Litehtele „eet (rite word eaTi.,,ftelf2e t'.. The muffin drefs of Mils PARKS, an amiable young Halifax; Prtncd.
aist Mary, Hunt,
ifior, Waterford: Zeelott, Mt. 4
page Joffrow , Proak, for Hamburgh.
kidwer the ends of public Make. On the contrary. ree nu was then emwentwar; and, after a tbaegv-aitadae, Lady, seventeen years of age, caught fire in the par- ohm" ;
the cordial lopport of Honourable Gentlemen was the further eunilderatica of the Report was eettpmed tin Mew lour, and the was Co dreadfully (torched that her life ARRIV=ItI Standpte. Creek, the Cabinet, Woodward frail
front Names Sifters, ' ,
promifed to the Managers who were to condo& the des, the eat of April-A4lounsed. is defpaired of. She had jolt arrived from Croydon frill-
the'Coaff In
Spain; and the Mentor, Waterman, from Car:
Impeachment. He had no doubt of the fincerity of THIS EVENING STAR. on a visit to Mrs. Atomic. diagram. At Dartmouth, Two Sifters, Word, from Figuera. At
that promite, and as little did he doubt that the pre- —tenors was held at the EaR BMW, Anna Ram". Tbaa'Pran• (1" GallePuli: and induftry,
Yefterday a Court of Di
Schultz, from St. Ander*. Off Dover, Witham p. i
itt, Charts fent oppofition of the Honourable Gentlemen pro- LONDON. India Houle+ when the undermentioned commanders keen the -eat
t.: of Africa,
and the James, Skinner, from Charit.f. i .
ceeded from their conviction that they could condnet THURSDAY, MARCH ay. took leave of the Court, previous to departing for their ton. At Cowes, Conitantia, —, from Alicat t. At Newry, • 14
the bufinefs much better than the Managers who had PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: retheftive declinations, vie. Atlas, Moore, from New York, and the Britannia, Henry, front 1
been appointed for that purpofe. But then he may Confab for money, do}-for Ace. 62,1 Capt. &Nam, Marcblooefs of Exeter, Madras and Bengal. Rip. At Gibraltar, Malta, ---., from Portfmouth; and the I
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be afraid of fuch friends. They bad voted againft PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Capt. S. Hawes, Monarch, ditto. Loyal Volunteer, Malley, from Huff At Liverpool. Neptune,
Lifbon ; Chariefton, White; Jupiter, Hartley, and i
kll criminal proceedings whatever, and certainly the Beak Steel: taut imp. 3pm Cent. nil The Court adjourned at fix o'clock, till tomorrow. —, from
the Eleanor, Keadng, from Charlene!: ; ifebellt, Baynin. from I
biai therefore ought to be *gain& them. He was 3Pa Ce" Conf. 601141
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,fiarpliaed at the Honourable Gentleman under the
Olen: (Bankes), who had faid fo much about the Bask. Bilb, IS. •• • 1•• diC
Cent. Navy 9agtit Engtilt Tickets z2L SU
fa goads, as. a 3a 411. Conf. for ace. 601*
Yefterday a Qoarterly General Court, made fpecial wirealyct ; CorfUste, Scott, from Virginia; Sav ns. Delano;
on the requifition of' Mr. Roca, was held at the Eaft
India Houfe, when after the %dual forms, ward the Georgia, Pearce, from savannah. 210—, —..0;
The Belize, SIMMONS, from Clyde to Honduras ;
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'old mode of proceediag, for which he only mentioned In the Horde of Commons halt• night, it W2ll re. Mr. Roca, in a (bort but appropriate fpeech, ad- Robert, from Liverpool to Jamaica ; Flora. of Lon. •
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one'folitary inflame.. With regard to the length of
ove , that Ilse Honfeattend as aCommittee
fl dshould meted to the grant of a film of money from the don, and Hero, of Glafgow, part of the FISOUARD ! /.
timeoflis Honourable Friend had given fifficient sea-Court of Diredors to the Private Secretary of the and wolmeatm a's convoy. were captured 7th Dec.
' fon to foppofe that the difference would not be ma- of the whole Mouth, at the Impeachment of Lord late Marquis Cornwallis, and concluded with a met. in lat. 30. long. 27. by a fquadron from L'Orient. i I
terial ; and as to the argument of the Honourable Meter' Lee, which leads to the trial taking place in tion for the revifion of the bye-law refpening grants confining of the Brutus, of 84 guns, Prefident and ' 1 '
Gentleman oppofite (Mr. Rote), who maintained that Weftminfter Hall. of money and penfions. Sybelle, of 44 each, and Surveillant, of tit ; the psi. . 1
a trial at the Bar of the Honfe of Lords would be . Mr. Remota Jecesoe having feconded the motion, toners were landed at St. Jam), one of the Cape tie
as public as tine in Weßminfier Hall -be fuppofed Itreported days ftof
was two ago, on .e authority A eonverfation enfued thereon, between the Chair- Verdes, aeth December. and the fquadron proceeded ,
that his reasoning would have very little influence on man (Mr. Grant), Meffrs. Bofanquet, Twining, to the Southitard, fuppofed to the Cape of Good
letters from France, that the French Government
the Houfe. Now why should we retort perpetually Johnftone, Moore, Jackfon, and Lowntles. Hope. The prizes were at St. Jago ten days after.
for dirations to thofe who had opposed all criminal had received accounts of eight (hips of the line which The quettion was then put, and carried in the at- and proceeded to Cayenne. 1
nroceedings in this cafe ?-It was an old rule of the failed tome time fence from France, having been cap- firmative. Extra& of a letter from Captain Wnntie t Yr, of his ' - \
Hi ufe, which was now dropt, perhaps properly, tuned in the Weft Indies. We thought it unde(etving The Chairman laid before the Court further
_pro- , Majefty's late (hip CALCUTTA, dated Verdun,
.Feb. ,
Out which was not without tome grounds to fop- of • ceedings of the Direftors relative to the porchaie of 28, t 806.-" Having unfortunately been a witness
notice at the time, as we confidered Admiral
port it, that no perfons (bould be allowed to (peak freehold land for the erection of a college thereon by to the capture of the Chip Duke, of London, M.Cite- I
in a Committee on a Bill who oppofed the princi- DUCRwORTH's difpatches a full explanation of the contran, near Hertford, from which it appeared that TNT Matter, by the Rochefort fquadron off Teneriffe,
ple, became it was thought that fuch jaerfons would matter, though three of the (hips were not of the Hoe, the propotal of Mr. Wilkins had been accepted. A lam induced in joßice to Mr. M'Cea rHe to Rate, •
not make any alterations in the detail which would and made their efcapc. The fame report is again letter from Lord Minto, highly approving the plan, that his great exertions and prudent manoeuvres pito. if i 1 I
promote the object of the Bill. As to the policy of mentioned in accounts received yeßerday, via Dover, was all's read* longed the chace by the whole fquadron, from the 1 .1
the condo& of :bete Gentlemen with regard to them- Mr. Remota JACKSON moved to agree with the h
zot until the 24th of November, and were it not in • •
but Hill we are inclined to believe that it is merely a !
fives, that was their bufinefs-but in a public view proceedings of the Court, which motion. after a confequence of the lightnefs of the wind, :Ind Cur the
it would be the worn policy in the world to raife mioftatement of the result of our late vidory. We Sight oppofition from Mr. Devaynes, was carried aid of thirty boats from the (hips of the fonadron in
even a fufpicion of a collufien with thole who oppof. should, however, rejoice to find that the remaining with only one diffenting voice. towing up the Sylph brig, and la Gloire is igate, the
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ed the bringing of Lord Melville to trial in any way. fquadron, which, in the heft inflame, eluded the put. Mr. Past MOORS walling to have all the papers Duke would certainly have efeaped." '
Could any man doubt with regard to the publicity fait of the ll Dga ant uceworrit, " was only refereed relative to the Treaty of Baffein fubjed to the infpec- Extra& of a letter from Copenhagen, dated 1 tth
of this affair, that all the arguments which went to lion of the Proprietors, March, 1806.-" A letter has been received from the
to form another triumph for our navy."
thew the advantage of an impeachment over a crimi- The CHAIRMAN refitted their produetion,as it would Danifh Coati' at Morocco, by the College of Come
nal information, went alto to prove the advantage of _
be incontinent with the oaths taken by the Committee merce at Copenhagen, which mentions a (hip laden
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a trial in Wellmintler Hall, above one in the Houfe The lateß report, and we give it as a report for of Secrecy. with fugar being met at fca by one of their cruisers,
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of Lords ? Were they not aware that all the ergo. which, however, there appears tons to be the ftrongett Mr. JO RR 3TON I moved, that the letter from the and carried in without a living foul of any deleript iit
st-t coit-
al Ad• on board, beirT, allb dttlitote of :my paper to ot •
meats in favour of folemnity and publicity, which ground, is, that immediately Lord LAUDERDALE goes Court of Direnors on the lobjelt of the gener
guide ctioje,duie,:ts to the nurser... i.
ir proprietors, ex. .
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had once been urged in favour of an impeachment, miniftration of the Mar. . quis Wellefl but not trans
out as Governor General, and Sir kite Moen, asfome (craps of paper. %soli Dinifli charafters ;
might now be turned againft themfelves ? ti A pub-I witted to India, be laid before the Proprietors. . • cept
• 'lc tpenaele," faid an Finnootable Gentleman oppo- Commander in Chief, to India. From fo much brit- Mr. P. MOORS seconded the motion, which,. flee it is concluded the mutt be the At gon“ut, jsreason,
I've to him r Why he hoped that every trial of this liant talent at the heads of the political and military a debate of confiderable length, wan carried in the from St. Croix t' Cortdiagen, which failed tl:e t2::1
' iod would be rendered a public fpenacle, and that departments in our Einem empire, we would cee- affirmative.-e The Court adjourned at fivc o'clock. of September, .art : hat not lime been he of."
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