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London, England, 1804-05-08 00:00:00

PARLI.DIENVR? PROCEEDINGS.

, • mum- ortoßpso MONDAY, MAY y.
Mt. ATTOINIT C4NERAL and Mr. ADAM were heard on the
past f th4kifpondare,lB.lle appeal f Men the Court of Scffion,
" The Date of Quecerry v. M`Martioe The further bearing
was &fated unta Tburfday.
fbe fcveral Bills (moßly private) on the Mblc were forwarded
in their rcfpcdtive Itasca.
The Committee of Privileges fat before prayers, Lord WAL.
NOMAII in the Chair. A petition preferred tome time ago to
the Houle co behalf of the Earl of Eci=re, praying to be cite-
' blifbed in his rights and honours, was proceeded upon. The patent
of Earldom was delivered in and read at the table. David Ba-
bingtoo, Efq. proved at the Bar that he knew the late Earl, and
that he was dead, being hirnfolf his executor, and that the prcfcnt
Earl was his only (on and heir at law.
A Broiler petition on behalf of the Earl of Ennifkillen was alto
proceeded in. Mr. Babington proved the allegations in it alto,
and' .

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the prams of both petitions were granted accoangly.
IYITMat FOSTFORIMESIT OF TNI ISARCUJIS OF
STAFFORD'S MOTION.
At a few P;' after five o'clock, the LORD
CHANCsi. . quitted the woolfack, and addref
fed their Lorslfhips nearly in the following words :
My Lords—" Seeing a Noble Lord now in his
place, who gave notice of a motion for this day, I
rife to trouble the Houfe with very few words. After
having given the mna refpettful attention to all that
has paned in this Houfe relative to that motion, and
after havintgiven the moll careful attention to the
nature of the underaanding of many Noble Lords
as to the caufe of the pollponement of it, I rife for
the purpofe of declaring, that it is within my own
knowledge, that circum fiances have arto paffed,which
make the difcuaion of it more unfeafonable, more.
objeitionable, and more inexpedient at the prefent
time, than any thing that was (fated at the time it
was IA poftponed."
The Marquis of STAFFORD—" My Lords, as
you have all heard the declaration made by the Noble
and Learned Lord, I will, if it fhould meet with
your Lordthips' concurrence, agree to poltpone my
motion for a few days."—(A load cry ofmoor! move!)
The Marquis of STAFFORD then moved, that
the Order which •Itood for this day &mid be dif-
' charged ; and that the fame Ihould Ovid fcr Friday
next, on which day he moved that the Lords Ihould
be fummoned.—Adjourned.

• HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Report of the Committee on the Brit'lb and MTh I.oan
Rills were feverally brought up, and the Bills ordered to be read a
third time morrow.
A Meffage from the Lards announced their Lordiltips' confent
to fevers' private Bills.
Mr. Secretary YORKE peefented an Mara& Account of the
Cenral Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps who Lave offered to
' go upon permanent Pay and Duty ; and alfo an Account of the Ad.
ditional Rqinients of kill Militla,who have offered an extenlion
of their fervices ►n this country.—Ordered to lie on the table, and
to be printed.
The Report upon the Facile Duty Bill was brought op, and
the Bill ordered to be read a third time to morrow.
The Houfe went into a Committee on the Cullom Duty Bill,—
The report ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Swanks Harbour Improvement Bill was read a fecond
time, and ordered to be committed to morrow.
Mr. BURLAND gave notice, that on Friday he would move
for leave to bring In a Bill for the better Regulation of Parini

Apprattiees.
lbe Wit PaNic Accounts Bill was read a fecond time, and or-
dared to be committed on .1 burfday nest.
SiteDISIF•bOR PROACUTION SILL.
Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS moved, that the Mit
demeanor Profecution Bill thould be read a fecond
time to morrow.
Sir WILLIAM YOUNG oppofed it, on the
ground that it We'll to increafe the numb:r of prole-
cutions before Magillrates, which was already a

nuifance.
Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS called to orderon the
ground that as the Bill was to be read a fecond time
to-morrow, it ought not to he difctiffed at pi-dent.
Sir WILLIAM YOUNG then promifed to oppole
it when the fecond teading came on.—To be read a
fecond time to morrow.

Mr. ROSE then addreffed the lirrnre.—•4
authorized to fay, that a Member of this--flcufe,
(alluding to Mr. PITT) has perfunally -t(Ceivell,494.
Majelly's commands to lay before his Majelly's pan-
fur a Prw Asiminifragg,. for his confidetatioa "
• Mr. FOX added,lcbat he would bring forward bit
motion on Wednefday nett; Oboever might then be the
perfont competing bu Mcsfrfiekildminillration.— -
[A general bus eyr coimeiyation in the Houfe followed the
jail finteitee, which fuficient& indicated that Mr. Fox and
bit Friend: are not to be included in the new arrangement.]
—There were more than 300 Members prefent.
The SPEAKER acquainted the Houfe, that an
ElcElion Committee was to be balloted for to-morrow,
and he would, therefore, take the Chair at half pall
three, and proceed to count the Houle at four u'clock
precifely.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY &

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s
3 Per Coat. Calf. 56 Reduced 551-4 pe.f eclat. 72.1.
5 per Cent. Navy 92 mnium ~.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock zsti India Bonds, par so illf.
3 per Cent. Red. 5:41 Imp. 3 per Cont.sag
3 per C. Conf.s6i ' Imp. Ann. 9 5-16
4 per Cent. yall Eaclug Bilk. par sc. N.
5 per Cent. Navy 9211 onmium 4114 Pron.
5 per Cont. 57477 5051 Englilla Tkketa. 181- IC&
Long Ann. 164 7-t6 Conf. fur ace. sfifik
India Stock 273 i
1
I DUBLIN, MAI' 2.-3 per Cents. 564.
Conde of Eachange-..Dublin onLoadan Isis

In the Houfe of Peers laft night the Marquis of
STAFFORD'S motion was put off again till Friday,
upon the flatement of the LORD Cu ANC/ t.aoa, that it
was within his knowledge, that from circumllances
which have paid, the dikuffionwould be even more
unfeafunable than lalt week when it was fiat port-

poned.
In the Houle of Commons, Mr. Ross Paid, that
he was authorifed by • Member of the Hoare, not
prefent, to fay, that he had received his hints',"
commands to lay before his tfiaterrx a plan of a
new Adminiftratioth Mr. :Fox. -14-41efam•
gave notice, that whoever might lori• Mioilbers,
would certainly bring rover:Md. hip,.motion which
flood for that day on Wednefday.
Thefe two declarations excited no (mall degree Of
furprize in the Houfe ; she. Member alluded to by'
Mr. Rose was univerfally undet flood to be He.Prro,,
who it is known was clofeted yefterday with the
KING for about three hours. The general inference,
therefore, was, that Mr. PITT was to be the Palmier,
but that Mr. Fox was to be excluded from the new
Cabinet. •
It is a remarkable circumftance. howeverOhat
Mr. Ross's annunciation of Mr. PITT'S return to
power, was received with a dead filence. We do
not pretend to account for it, in more than we do to
know what paged at the inter view between his MA-
jasrr and Mr. PITT. This much, however, has
tranfpired ; that Mr. Pert was named to his for•
mer employments of Firll Lord of the Treafury and
Chancellor of the Exchequer; but hie Matt sr v could
not fee with what degree of confittency thole who
had advifed him to erafe Mi. Fox's name from the
lift of Privy Councillors, Ihould now propofe to in.
dude him in the new arrangement'.
It is impoßible to convey to our Readers any ate-
quate idea of the dreadfol (hock this intelligence pro.
duced on many true patriots! Numbers who had he•
gun to think and fpeak more highly of Mr. PITT'S
abilities, integrity, and candour, than they tiled to
do when that Gentleman was in power, and Mr. Fox
out, relapfed laft night into their former feepticifm.
To attempt to explain what a few hours, or a day
or two at bushel), will completely develope, would
be prefump ion in us. We can only aired what we
have before Rated, that there was not a complete un•
derflanding among the parties who made the late
afratilt.--They have fomehow suilundetjlood each
other —Certain proceedings which were held a.
equivalent to direct verbal pledges by Come, were not
it hems fo intended by others ; and tome have, it is
laid, even committed themfelves in loch a manners as
will make it impolTible for them to be of the Cabinet,
if certain individuals are excluded.
The new arrangement will fools be annoancede—
The KING, it is underftood, has flipalated that the
Loan CHANCSOVM, EA CHATHAM, staid Lord
Haws efittßY, (hall he of the new Cabinet. It is on.
derßood alb) that Lords GISIITILLS. FITIWILLIAM.
and Srs tics,. have declined to form a part of the new
Adminitlration. We believe the fame may be laid
of Mr. WINDHAM.