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.P.sRLI.IIrENT.IRr PROCELDIA GS.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEBRUARY z.
Mr. G. MILLS gave notice, that he would. or Mnoday fe'n-
t•.i;h: more, that there Mould be lalir.-efor, the Hour, copies of
the Dapatches received f(tons Mitior General Prcvolt and Lord La.
.dnr•,fon, relative to the attacks made force time liner by the
I`. nehetort Squedrcui ana the Wands of Dominica, St. Kitt's and
'M.:is; fluting alto the Captures made and the LoCfes fuitained in
colikquence of there attacks.

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SUFPLISS.
Mr. ALPXANDPR brought, up the Report of the Committee
of Supply, when the different Reinlutions were read and agreed to.
Mr. ALPXANDPR then, In purfuanee of the Refolutinns,
I,,..ught he Malt Duty Bill. and the Land Tax anti Pennon
I wiiieh were read a Orlt time.—Ordered to be read a
1. mild time un Monday nett.
• • INDIA AFFAIRS.

Mr. WALLAEMo;tciirihe prodn&on of a
great variety of papers relative to the tranfaaions in
refpeaing the Nabob of Oude. This fubjca,
h.: said, had been lately brought before the Houle by
an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Paull), who had
made a untidier of charges, which the papers now
moved for were calculated to repel, and, betides, to
throw much light on the whole tranlaliuns. Thole
Pap:•-s principally confined of carats horn the let-
ices 01 the Governor General, relative to our cunnec-
tittn with the Nabob of Chide.
Mr. PAULL expre'led his forptife and ditratisfac-
tinn that Inch delay Iliould have or( tiered in bringing
forward the papers which had been Lime time since
ordered, pursuant to his motion, and withed to know
from the Right Itinourable Gcutlersi.ui ashy filch
.delay had occurred ?
Mr. WALLACE replied, that, according to the i
terms of the orders alluded to, which left to the Board
of Controul a difcretion Of confidering which of the
papers the Honourable Gentleman moved for could
be produced, conlittentlf with the intereft of the pub-
lic fervice, that Board had taken the fubjea into their
• firious confideration, and as loon ;s their decifino
could be formed. the orders of the Houle would be
complied with.
Mr. PAULL obferved, that the papers hehad mov-
ed for were fo efential to the ends °quake, par iicu-
early with regard to the Nabob of Gude, that he
thought it incumbent on the Board of Confined to
come forward and mate the reafons why they declined
to lay them before the Knife.
Mr. WALLACE begged the Honourable Gentle-
man to reeolleta, that the papers he referred to had
not been refufed.
Mr. WALLACE went on to for the copies
of feveral letters, addeeffed by the Refidents at the
Court of Oude, &c. to the Governor General in
Council ; the letters of Governor Duncan, Generals
St Vincent and Craig, &c. from the year 1785 to that
of 1801, together wick the political letters of Lord
Cornwallis, to the Court of Direacrs, during tke fe-
vetel years of his government in India.
Theta motions were agreed to.
Mr. WALLACE then mentioned, that as allulinn
bad been frequently made elfewhere to a letter ad-
&Aid by the Court of Direants to the Governor
Geoera: and Council of India, for the purpofe of an-
nulling the appointment of the Honourable Henry
Wells & y to the office of Lieutenant General of cer-
tain provinces which had been transferred to our do-
minion, be thought it neceffitry to fay that no fuch
letter had ever been fent out. Such a letter had no
doubt been tranfmitted by the Court of Diteaors to
the Board of Controul ; bin that Board had thought
proper to refute fending it to India, but returned it to
the Direaors' accompanied by a letter containing the
leafolis of that refufal. Drafts of the original letter
.end the reply it was his with to have !aid before the
l'louk in order thaYa fubjea which ltad been much
4nini..:letrted upon litould be fully underllood. The
Right Honourable Gentleman tuhruitted motions ae-
cut uingly, which west agreed to.
PUBLIC GRAVIIUDF—PROVISION FOR LADY
. NELSON.
Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at the Bar
with a Meffage trim his which was deli-
vered in, and read from the Chair by the Speaker,
ai ftAlows :

"..GE.CRGE R.
v lii. 11.1,j-fty hint taken into his Royal confideratino the
fp!, ihit! an.onit and heroic achievements of the late Vice Admiral
Lord Vifeouet Nelfon. lculet of the Bath, during a life (pent in
ftrvice of his Country, and tctroinateil by a glorious death,
it the mooned of vidloryt and bring defirous of granting to his
lholdow: Lady Vif.onntifs Nelfon' an annuity of awe'. for the
t,,in other natural life, recommetids to his fait hiol Commons to
confider the left mode of fccuriog the fame, fur the benefit of the
1.1.1 Lady."
Lord CASTLEREAGi-I moved, that the Houfe
fh.nild on Monday relclve itfelf into it Committee for
the put pore of taking his f‘fajelly's moll gracious
tlaffage into contideration.—Ordered.
PROVISION FOR LORD CULLINGWoott.
Lord CAS TLEREAGH tliwOdelivered another
Isletrage, which was read as follows:
" GEORGE R.
" His Majeßy having taken Into his Royal confiderftion the
m'nu seen ""r••••.--. &price of Cuthbert Lord Collingwood,
Vice Admiral of tit. Blue, to tn. .ver.meanwshis and &ate
Vi&nry obtained by hit Majeity's fleet under Lora Welton,
off Cape Trafalgar, and his condtid after the aelion, which was
• honourable to himfelf, and highly beneficial io the United King-
dom, and being deftrous of conferring on him a doititigui&ed
Mark of his favour, has thuoght fitrto grant to him and the twp
met heirs of the title of Baron Cußingwood, an annuity of
hOciel. But his Majtfty not having It In his power to grant any
enmity beyond the the time of his own life, recommends to his
ialtitful Commons to confider of the heft Moen; of fettling and ft.
enema the fame in the moil iffedlual manner, hi conformity to Lis
htijefty's intentinta."
It was ordered, on the motion of Lord Cattle-.
raaor that the Houle Ihouldi nit Mooday, go into a
tommittee to confider of this Menge alto. •
PROVISION FOR SIR R. STRACHAN.
Lord Calllrreagh then delivered a third Melrose,
to the I,silsawittg effca :
• o ckoßoß R.
" His Blajefly being &limas of conferring 3 &fetal mark of
favour and approbation on Rear Adniiral Sir IL &traction.
ha the capture of a French Iquadr"ii. and the valour and &ill
d'flabyed by him ow that occafloo, has granted to him an annuity
of 10 oh. for the term of his natural In,. and tub to
his fittlifid Common. to confider she 1011. mode of brining ten
fame."
It was ordered tint the Houle Rune. on, Mon-
de?, go into a Commit tee to confider of thin hlelrage
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MONI!MENT TO M tiP0.2119 CORAVALLIS.
Lord CAS save notize, thAt nn
tirmilay he thould move the !burt to ;midi-ell P
Hajelty. to crileesa hlnennstot in be erelled to the
Alma:, of the latc Cornwallis. st%ljr•ttrne,l.

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LONDON.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3.
PRICE OF STOCK+ THIS DAT AT ONE O'CI.CCIC;
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' PRICE Cr STOCKS ON SATURDAY

.3 per C. ace. An 64{111 I India Bonds, 34. perm
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3 per Cent. Nary 97 1 I Englilh Tickets 191.191.
6 Long Ann. :7 9.11 I Conf for ace. (Ai.;

On Saturday we laid before out: Readers the firft
coma copy that has yet been given for the arrange-
ment fur a new Adminifiration fubmitted to the Kik*
on Friday by Lord Gar oryttce for his MAJISTY.t
apprcbAtion. We Rated to our Readers at the fame
time, that his MAJSTST informed Lord GREW/MLR
that he would return an anfwer within fortreight
hours.

Accordingly, in the courfe of Saturday afternoon,
a mefrage was fent to Lord GR STILLS, commanding
his attendance at the Queen's Houle, to receive his
'MAJESTY'S commands refrelling the new Admini-
firation. His Lordfhip, in confequencc, waited on
the Kisc at a quarter after eight in the evening, and
continued with his Maissry above an hour.

His Lordfhip left the Queen's Houfe without re-
ceiving his MAJarry's definitive commands. To Rate
every rumour that this gave rife to, would be indif-
, creel and indelicate. We cannot, however, fee any
impropriety in informing the Public, that we du not
underfiand any fpecific objeftion was made by his
MAJCITT to any part of the arrangement we laid be-
fore the public on Saturday. But, if we are correftly
informed, a note, which was fubjoined to the lift, in-
duced his MAJaSTY to fay he " mutt reconfider it."
Tie Note referred to Rated, hat it was hoped his
?bizarr would permit a military council to esift, to
confult with his MAJESTY upon the heft means for the
defence and fccurity of the country. This gave rife
to a quenion, whether it was meant the Adminiftra.
tion fhould interfere with he command and direftion
of the Army ? to which Lord Gum vir.t.i an-
fwered, that as he and his intended colleagues would
be refponlible for the fafety and defence of the
Country, they deemed it neceffary that they fhould
be privy to the regulations of the army at this critical
junfture; that nothing was further from their inten-
tions than to meditate any thing that could give the
flighteft difpleafure to his MAJESTY, but that, under
the circumftances of the country, their conduit might,
no doubt, eventually interfere with the direftion.of
the military force. His MajiliTY thin raid, that he
mull reconfider it."

To us it appears of importance that the public
mould know the real ground of the delay that has
taken place in fettling the New Miniftry—That it
has arifen from a collateral point only, and not from
any objeßion to the form and Rrueure of the build-
ing. We have, therefore, Rated the faEt, that the
public may not be mifled by idle and unfounded
MOM'S.

After Lord GRINVILLP left the Milieu proceeded
to Carleton Houle, but the Prince was at the Opera,
His Lorcilhip then went to the houfe of Earl S►Ew-
cea, .n St.•James's Place, where he was met by the
Marquis of Bucatwon•m, Earl of CARLISLE, Mars.
Fez, Se s MAN, and GRIT. They remained in con:
foldrtion about two hours; in• the courfe of which
Lord Getertzcz difpatched a letter to the Prince of,
WALES.