Star.
London, England, 1805-01-30 00:00:00

PARLM,IIEN7ARr PROCEEDINGS.

MUFF OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JAN. 29.
Courrei werr lurther heard in the Scuts Appeal, Smith and
o;her. Jo't ft Ydton.

The kit Rev Lord Robert Tottenham (brother tothe Mar-
quis of I.iy). LA.? of Kiilsloe, in Leland, was introduced, and
talk the eal.s ay.! l':s feat.

2v:r. i? ford pr.lt.nted certain Papers relative to the Camas
in 5e.tt1..:1.1.

Lord MU I,GRAVE faid, that in relating for the
.n of Parliament, the papers necefrary to
tnnble tir.ra to form a corral judgment on the fub
ieeA of the rupture with Spain, his Majelly's Mini-
sters had endeavoured to omit nothing which might
be, or u:och they thought could be, elleerned requi•
flue. Other parers, however, had fince been deemed
effential, and as Inch mere in the courfe of prepara-
tioa for hcitlu laid before the Houfe, it would there-
fore be nectiLry Ix him, as thufe additional papers
could not he rt.:l Ay for a fcw days, to move, that the
Order for the lloule being fummuned fur Thurfday
tills to coilfider cf that bufinefs, be difcharged, and
that the Houle be Intumoned for that purpofe fur
Thurfday fe'nripht.
Lord HAWKESTIURY fuggefled, that it would
be better timp!y ao dill barge the Order for Thurlday
bra, an.! to aih-w the fixit.g of the day for confider-
ing bolinelb to lie user till the papers were laid
on the la!de.

Lord GRENVILLE raid, that he nnderftnod it
to be the illtent,,m t f his Noble Friend, Earl Darn-
ley, to move that his Motion, which Hood fur Mon-
day, be difcharged, and hand for Thurfday.
He thatight it hat lair, thetefore, to fay, that if it
was the intenti-r, of the N.ible Lord to move that the
Spanifli paper, he cur:hatred on that day, it might'
ILICCI Witt, o;;sor.•ifm.
The Ot::er of the Day for Thurfday being air-
charged,
Ea;! DAP.NLEY mated, that the Order for fum-
mon:ng the I-lonfe for Monday, to confider of his
Lordfhp's Motion, relative to the Additional De-
fence Bill, be difeharp,ed, and that the Houk be
tummotied for that purpofe or, Thurfday fe'naight.
On this Indj,:d a e,:nverfa:icn enfued.
Leeds HAWKE:a:BURY, MULGRAVE, and
CAh:Df.N, maimaining that the bufinefs relative to
the Spanifh pai:ersthad the precedence, ought firti to
be and that Thurfday fe'nnight was the
earliell day on wilich it could, with propriety, be
brought f °Twat d—And
Lords C;'&l:.N's'lLl.7, CARLISLE, DARN-
LEY, and KING, maintaining that the Rate of the
National I:.::tree was a fubjed which, in point of
importance, )ielded to none.—Tkat Minifiers fhould
have knu.sn v:hat papers were neceffary to enable
the Huwc 'n :atsi;,,e of the merits of the difpute with
Sp..in, and Gogh. to base beer. prepared : and that
Earl Datuley r any other Peer, who had a Motion
to make to tic ili.ufe, had an undifputed right to fix
the day on which his Motion thould be confidered.—
If the Houle- ili-ula lie proper not to allow the
Louis to fiimmoned at the time of confideting it,
he mnfl fulunit to have it a:feudist by Inch of their
Lo dfhips as clo-fe to attend.
Lord HAW KESBURY laid, if the Noble Earl
pet filled in his Motion, he Ihould feel himfelf enti-
tltd, when the additional papers relative to Spain
be laid on the ta!:le on Thurfday or Friday
next, to move that the Noble Earl's Order (landing
tor -Thor fe'imight, be difeharged, anti that that
day be fixed t -r the coufideration of the Spanifh
Flit Order for the Houle being fummoned on
plunder next, on Earl Darnley's Motion, was then
thfchargsd, the Honfe was ordered to be fum-
Mooed t.,:r purpofe on Thurfday fennight.—
Adjouracd.