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IRISH, 16th November--ENGLISH, 3d ?!arch.

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PARLiAmANTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, NOV.
At a quarter after three, P. M. the LORD CHAN-
caLLoa took kis feat on the Woolfack.
APPEAL OF ROGLE V. ANDERSON.
Mr. Dallas and Mr. Scarlet were heard at the
Bar for the Appellants,in the caufe of Bogle againfl
Anderfon, brought before their Lordfhips by an
appeal from an interlocutory fentence by the Lord
Ordinary in the Court of Seflion in Scotland. It
was Rated by there Gentlemen, that certain attor
nies in the. ifland of Jamaica, afting as executors
upon a property of which the inheritance fell to
the Refpondent, had tranfmittedbills for the whole
value of that property to Mr. Bogle, their agent
at Glafgow ; which bills were duly accepted, and
the furns of them paid into Bogle's bands. By in-
ftruftions from his employers in Jamaica, he paid
the money partly in remittance back to Jamaica,
partly to the Refpondent, the heir to the eftate,
from the fate of which it arofe ; referving in his
hands a balance of 6171. fterling, .Übjcet to the
order of his employers. He was filed by anion
before the Court in Scotland to deliver up this Cum
alto to the Rcfpondent. He refitted the aftion.—
The interlocutory fentence en which the appeal
was founded, ordained him to pay the 6171. into
Court, that it might remain fubjea to the order of
the Court till a clear account fhould be finally
nude out between the Rcfpondent and Mr. Bo-
gle's employers in Jamaica. To avoid making
that payment without authority from thole on
whole part he ailed, Mr. Bogle brought this ap-
peal. Many ingenious arguments were Dated, to
prove that he was not, under the laws of Jamaica
and of Scotland, compelable to make the payment
which bad been ordered.
Mr. Adam, on the part of the Refpondent,
Bated, that the accompts of the Appellant's em-
ployers in Jamaica, prefented againft the Refpon-
dent, were not fufficiently clear and unqueftion.
able to deferve payment without inveftigation ;
and, that till they fhould be duly inveftigated,
nothing could be more reafonable than to leave
the money in the cuttody of the Court in Scot-
land. The hearing of this caufe was then inter-
rupted and deferred till to-morrow at two P. M.
IRISH WRIT OF ERROR.

Mr. NA P I ER, Clerk of the Errors in the Court
of Exchequer in Ireland, delivered at the Bar a
Copy of a particular Writ of Error from that
Court, which was received.

►APFRS FROM THE TREASURY.

Mr. Couartmsy, from the TreAfury, brought
up " A Lift of all the Accountants in the Reve-
nue, in regard to whom Procelles at Law had been,
WI year, fucpended by ccmsriand of his M.:jelly."
HUTCHINLON, &C._

Lord Hoverer (Secretary of State) then rote
to move the Thanks of the Houfe to Lieutenant-
General Sir John Hely Hutchinfon, Knight of the
Bath, for the gallant fervices rendered by him in
the command of the army which had fo eminently
diltinKtridred itfelt by the capture of Alexandria,
aid their previous fuecefles in Egypt. His Lord-
fhip laid, the attention of every individual noble
Lord mull have been In powerfully earthed, and
his mind fo Itrengly imprelfed by the feries of
viciories which had been obtained by the intrepi-
dity.and valour of our Admirals and Commanders
by tea and land, from tl:e glorious affirm of the
Nile, the altonifhing prow& manifelled by Sir
Sidney Smith and other officers at the fiege of
Sr. Jean d'Acre, and outer important tranfieinns,
down to the period of the landing of the army
littler the late Sir RalpliAbereromby, and the two
battles fo trot rely fought by that army on the tath
and sat of March, and the foblequent achieve-
ments of the fame forces under the command of
Sir Jolla llely Hutchinfon, that it mull obvioufly
be v.hoily unnecetrary for him to attempt, by any
thing be valid fay, to add ter the impreffion.—
Front all that their Lordfltips had heard and read
on the Hied, they mull be perfeffly ronvittced
of the extraordinary merit of mote whole gallan-
try and judgment had enabled his Majelly's arms
to he diilinguilhed by attain of fach truly brilliant
exploits. Though it was miner:el:ay for him,
therefor•. to go into any detail upon tilde well-
known faCrs, he could nc.t. :Idler the opportunity
ro efe.upe bin: of caliittg their Lordthips attention
mei it of the Margais WellefLy, whole 'ore-
fight and wirdorn had not only been manifelled in
regurcl to the moll glorinit, achievement of the
war in India. but had led him to conceive that the
b.:ulelcial fervices might be rendered to his
comory by his detaching five thouland of the
trot-I' %%hit !laved at the liege of Scringapatam,
ender the command of one of their molt gallant
Generals on that important fervice, and embark-
:ag them by the way of the Red Sea, to co-operate
with orr army in Egypt. His Lordlhip laid, fur-
:cnt praife could Icarcely be given to the Mar.
Wellefley, for this well concerted plan of
auxiliary fupport to our European army
;:t t!. it qttarter, becaufe it mull be evident that if
the. French had facceetled in their prokft of ob-
i it oing and keeping polleffion of Egypt, their view s
would have been next dire:led to India, which
'it, to fay the lean, have putt our tctritories
th • part of the Globe to fame hazard, incon•
•., :neat—, and danger. Having done ample Jul
1:.-e to :be Governor-General of India, his Lord-
moved, in the cuilountary form, that the
itai.k, of the I lode be given to Lieutenant-Ge-
neral oar
_John Hely Hutchinfon, Knight of the
bath, for his • minent fervices, &c. in Egypt.
A •frittral Lora NE LSII,I foie, he faith to ;pin
fcehle t raift w'th that of the Noble Lord had
-,tll fat down, for feee it was that the *Tharl. • f