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London, England, 1804-06-22 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF LORDS, THURBDAIf,
Cnanfel were brawl In eonthseation, and at email:ridge=
rektive to a Writ of Error, Loom v. DrawfarS,
Gibbs and Parke on behalf alike ilefrodents...The finder *m-
int .catino of the cafe was dekrrod till teasnorrow. The joie
attended on the °coition.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded In their refpekive
Eases. • -
nig delivery of Judgment es tbe Aseleireks Hes v. ',Adel.
wee pollyoned MI Monday; and dotards, *lf the tweber confider-
scion of the claim to the Zonehe Naar, whirl Rood far to-mor-
row, was We-barged. and reamed for.Meaday nat.
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101101 FOX.
Lord C A RLETON preknted a Petiticrn from Luke
Fox. Efq. one of his Majetly'e Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas in Ireland. .
[ltwill be recolleßed that tome time finer a Petition
from Mr. Hart of Londonderry, was prefented by a
Noble Marquis (Abercorn) charging Judge Fox with
improper conduit in his judicial ea(+aCity. That Pe-
, tion was ordered to lie on the Table.) '
The Noble Lord, after Elating the principal heads
of Judge Fox's Petitioo,moved that the Clerk do read'
it. The Clerk read it. It went to Rate that he (Judge
Fox) had learnt from the puiviic newtpapers that
charges of grate mifeondua, Re. had been committed
by ham while on the Northern Circidt, which charges
were contained in a Petition from a perfou of the
name of Hart, and which Petition and charges were
Rated by an Honourable Member of this houfe inhi.
place ; that being extremely furprifed at huh un-
founded charges. the precife nature of which he was
at a lots to conceive, further than what lie had been
informed, he was anxious to vindicate his charaCter,
and had accordingly applied to the Lord Lieutenant
for permiffioa to come over to England to repel them.
Having arrived is Loudon,' he was given to under.
&and that he could not procure a copy of Mr. H.'s
Petition without the awes permilfion of the Houle.
and it being neeeliary that he thould learn the fpccific
charges•alledged againll him in order to prepare his"
defence, he hoped their Lordlhips would order him
a copy of the Paid Petition.—He was alto informed
that the Noble Lord who prefented the Petition bad
given notice that he would follow the Petition up bg
fome motion ; he withed to be prepared for his de-
fence, and whenever that period (boat arrive, he was
fatisfied he fhould *RAM his innocence in the clear-
ed point of view. He culled that period was not far
diftant, efpecially as the duties of hi. judicial Ration
would require his pretence in Ireland.
Lord V &count CARLETON obterved, it was his
intention to take advantage of the full attendance
which was expelled on Monday, to make a motion,
founded on the allegations of the petition.
The Earl of LIMERICK thought the cafe of the
Learned Judge rather a hard one, in his having re-
ceived no notice of the proceeding in quehion,
though the fads to which the petition adverted, were
alledged to have taken place about nine mouths be.
fore. Of the fads Rated he knew nothing ; but be
felt it was a principle with that Houle. in its waif:.
dons and juflice, to deem every man innocent until he
fhould be proved guilty. He confidered the prayer
of the petition as perfectly fair and reafonable, and he
Idoubted not their LordOsips' difpofition to accede
to it.

Lord MULGRAVE recalled to their Lordfhips'
recollettion the very important bufmcfs intcnded for
dircuMon on Monday, and deprecated Any difcuffion
which may take op their Lordillips' time on that day.
As to the prayer of the petition, he thought it fo fair
and reafonable, that it might be at "ace acceded to.
Under that improliGon, he moved thAt a copy of the pc-
titiun, at prayed fur, lee furnilhed :o Ma. Jultics

Upon this die gullies was immediately putt and
it was ordered accordingly. •
The Earl of CAMDEN obfers ed. tl sr as the I
prints of the Additional Defence Bill were up( n the
Table, be thould now ranee. that the faid Bill be
read a fecond time on Monday neate.—Ordered.—Ad,
journed till tomorrow.

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HOUSE OP COMMONL
The SPEAKER. at four o'cloet4rorowied to mutt the Heide,
but there bib" con thirty-deg Maibstrit Patent, tie Houk was
coototooodl Aodorod to bo wiioOolol an to- marrow.