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tint hefides Ibis, it pisced the man who held it in
fbeh a &nation, as that no Gentleman filling the of-
fice could fare one Ogling from the Income. He
had heard that rumours prevailed without doors re•
fpetili% the immenfe emoluments amaffed by him
but without deigning to take any notice of fuck se
fertions—when, however, fuch allufions were made
within thole walls. he felt it his duty to anfwv, and
be trolled that he had now fatisfatitorily refuted them
—When his Right Honourable Friend had formerly
retired from office, he believed it was fully in the re-
collation of the Right Honourable Gentleman (n•Air
a Noble Lord) who (=elided him, that he had been
tainefily folieited to continue in office, but pofitively
declined it—ne•t would he ad 'infer any other Ad-
Atinittration than that of his Right Honourable
Friend, while he lived t add he could now appeal to
the Noble Lord, at the head of the Adminiltration,
whether be had not repeatedly preffed him to appoint
a (ocean,' in the department be filled ; In far woe
be from feeling any folicitndt to continue in office.
The part he had taken in this Houle fince the change
of Adminiftration was one which he thought be-
came him. He had vindicated the conduel of his
late Right Honourable Friend, and the Adminifira:
tion in which he prefided, from the eenfores In con-
tinually call on them by the Noble Lord and his
eolleagues--and he could afore the Noble Lord, that
rat::l not been for thefe cenfnres, he would hare
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ued as filent a Member fince, as he bad been i
before hi. departure from office..
The queltiott being put. leave was given to bring
in the Bill.
mewls wattestsv.
Mr. PAULL now moved the Order of the Day
for refurning the Committee upon the charges againit
Lord Wellefley.
The Houle accordingly refolved into a Committee,
W. HAWTHORNE in the Chair.
Colonel Bayne. Aid de Camp to General Sir
amss Craig in India, and Sir R. Strachey, Criminal
Judie in Bengal, were examined at Come length.
After Lime oppufition from Mr. PAULL and Dr.
2.AWRENCE, on the ground of certain documents
t6t being before the Mae, Which would be of im•
poitance in his examination, Captain Sermon, who
was fummoned on the motion of Colonel Wood, was
then called in and examined. This Officer had been
Auditor of Military Accounts to the Bengal Govern-
ment. and had been employed under Marquis Wel.
Utley in droving up the ellimates of the expence of
Earopean Regiments employed in the fervice, and at
Lhe emetics of the Nabob. Thefe eflimates were, in
i s opinion, rather favrevrable than oppreffive to the
abub. He uticleiltoed it to be the with of Marquis
Wellefley to make them Co. Some regiments had
been charged as full *hen not complete; while others
were charged below their cdriptemeni. The witnefs
then withdrew, and the Chairniai reported 'progrefs,
and ailed leave to fit again to-morrow.
Mr. PAULL then moved, that there be laid before
the Houle an Account of the Expence of the extra
lumber of Troops paid for by the Nabob, from No.
vember tym to November iSei, above the number
Aipulated for in the original treaty.—Ordered.
The other Orders of the Day were then dlfpofed
at and 'tilt Hiefe adjourned.