Star.
London, England, 1805-01-16 00:00:00

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moment c notice."

Lord CARLETON, in anfwer, raid, " I rife to
inform the Noble Marquis, who (poke lag, and to in-
form this Houle,. that I hare received a letter frost
Mr. Juttice Fox, in which he declares himfeif per-
feetly ready and willing to hear and anfwer every
charge that may or can be brought againß him ; but
however prepared he may be, it is his with that the
butinefs should not be brought forward until after the
cnfuing term. His object, in wilting for this delay.
is obvious, as he will, of courfe, have to examine tome
of the Judges and Lawyers in his defence. To call
upon them, at a time that would interfett with their
bufinefs, is an incunvenience which ought to be avoid-
ed, if poffible. It would, therefore, be deferable if
the time were fo arranged that the witnefres might be
examined here, in the interval between the clofe of
the term and the enfuing affixes, fo as to enable them
to return home in time to attend their Circuits."

Lord HAWKESBURY—“ My Lords, this is the
fiat cafe of the kind, I believe, which has happened
fince the palling of the law, that renders Judges in-;
dependent of the Crown. lam extremely lorry that
it should have ever been found neceflary to take a
bufinefs of this very important and peculiar nature
into your confideration, and that fuch a cafe thread
have ever occurred. Of the circumnances you nei-
ther have, or can have, as yet, any information that
' can now be examined into. However, as articles of
impeachment are to be laid before the Houle again&
a Judge of the land ; for the fake of pure jullice, for
the fake of the Connitution, and for the fake of the
Judge himfelf, who is placed in this petuliar fituatioei
and whole charatter reps upon the refult ; it is necef.
lazy that the charge (hould be invettigated fpeedily.
I would, therefore, propofe, that the necelfary docu.
MMUS be laid upon the table on Monday, and that
the Houle (hall, at the fame time, determine upon
the form and mode of the proceeding upon them."
Lord GRENVILLE faid, that this being a new
and important cafe, be muff object to any proceeding
upon the documents, on the fame day in which ther
were laid before the houfe. As, however, the Noble
Lord who (poke lan, thought that the greaten dif.
patch was necelfary, and as the Noble Marquis had
Rated himfelf perfedly prepared, he law no realms
why the papers (hould not be laid upon the table L.
morrow, if no other bufinefs was preffing.
The Marquis of ABERCO RN laid, if it were the
with of the Houfe that he thould bring forward the
articles tomorrow, he would do fo—at the fame time
that he did not eve& fo early a day would be ap-
pointed. So late as this morning, fume alteration
had been made in the wording of one of'the articles,
and, he was ant Pure that it might not be made (till
more complete. However, as he had declared him-
felf ready, he Mould not recede from his word, but
produce the articles to-morrow, if the Honfe thought
fit. At the fame time, lie willed the bufinefs might
nand over until Monday.
Lord HAWKESBURY hoped, that the Houle
would concur with him in opinion, that the papers
(could be laid upon the table on Monday, and that
Wedneltay be fixed for taking them into confederation.
The Houle accordingly acquielced in this arrange.
ment.

Lord HAWKESBURY faid, that from the man-
ner in which the Noble Lord, refpelling whom he
meant to make a motion, had acquitted himfelf. and
the fatisfa&ion which he had given their Lordfhips.
he anticipated their unanimous vote. He according-
ly moved that Lord Walfmgham be re-appointed
Chairman of the feveral Committees, &c. of the
Houfe.—Agreed to am. dif Adjourned.