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London, England, 1803-05-07 00:00:00

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Iris punifirment fully fufficient to the gratification
of every with the Houfe could entertain for the
♦indication of its own privileges, and to mark its
determination of punithing all other perfons in fu•
roe offending in like manner.
Sir ROBERT BUXTON WaS of the fame opinion
with Mr. Hurft. He had every feeling of pity for
the unfortunate individual, but thought it need:
Any to inflia a revere and exemplary punifliment,
to deter offences of that contumacious defcriptinn.
The CHaticatt.rut of the ExcH entree urgently
recommended lenience towards the unfortunate
against whore offence the Houle having
fufficiently marked its indignation, and vindicated
its privileges, he tinned no limber oppofit ion would
be given to his liberation.
Mr. W. Dum DAS, and Mr. Them, raid a few
words each to the fame el k& ; and the quellion
being put, on the Motion for calling John Trotter
in the Bar, was carried, without a divifion, in the
affirmative.
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The Prifoner being brought to the Bar,
Mr. Se in a fpeech of folemn, imprelfive,
and dignified monition, addreffed him on the enor-
mity of his offence, in cnntlimacioutly declining
to attend the (=mons of that Houfe, to give his
evidence upon a fubjea referred for folemn invef-
tigation to one of its Committees, whereby their
deliberations were retarded, and one of the Candi-
dates for the Borough of Dunfermline oulled of
bis eleaion ; fuch a contumacy was •iolatory in
the higheft degree to the rights and privileges of
that Houfe, Which are infeparably conneaed with
the rights and privileges of the people of England;
and the Houfe did, as he hoped it always would
do, moll highly relent and feverely punith this
offence. By his punithment and difgrsce, he
hoped an example would be• held out to the re-
moteft extremities of this United Kingdom, to thew
that fuch contumacy to the Houle of Commons
would not be fuffered to pats with impunity. He
then reprimanded the prifoner, and ordered him
to be chfcharged on paying his fees.
The CRAMCIMLOIL of the Excit vont moved,
that the admonition of Mr. Speaker to the prifoner
be entered on the Journals.—Ordeved.

IRISH LAW COURTS.
Mr.Lsa moved the Order of the Day, for going
into a Committee on the Propolition for compen.
facing certain Officers of the Ira Court of Exche-
quer. for the lore' they woold fuftain by the Irifh
Law Court Bill—Mr. Heinous* in the Chair. _

Mr. Las moved a refolution, " That it is juft
and expedient that compenfation be made to thole
Officers." and at the fame time he explained his
intention of Sating. the fpecific compenfation in-
tended to be made in the Committee of Supply.
Mr. O'Dsta. hoped the Hon. Member.whenever
be t the fubjee again forward, would do it
in :I= Houfe, as the arrangement was likely
to impofe a burthen of thirty or forty thoufand
pounds a year upon Ireland.
The Cuarcazzoa of the Erasmus's bore tef-
dmony to the zealous wills and intention of
his Honourable and Learned Friend (Mr. Lee),
to have brought fOrward the fubjeft in a full Houle,
but the arduous dircuffion which took place in the
early part of the evening, prevented his bringing
it forward while the Hods was full.

LordDont.ow agreed in the prilciple of COM•
penfluion to Officers who loge their emoluments
under the Law Court Bill, but wifited to know the
aature of thole compeofations.
Mr. Lea explained. A full eompenfation for
life to thole who hold their places fur life by pa•
tent, and inch compenfation to thole who hold
their places only donut pleafure, and who had no
legal claim though they certainly had an equitable
one upon the confederation of Parliament, as (boidd
appear reafonable to a Committee of Inveftiga.
tion into their real lora. An Hon. Member
teemed apprehenfive that the compenfation alto-
Cher would amount to 30 or 40,000 L a year.
meant only to move for a loan of good. to be
voted to the Commiffioners for compenfation of
thee who hold their places during pleafure, and
be was confident it might not really amount to,
21000 i. a year.
Lord Dor Low thought both equally entitled
to eompenfation for life.
The motion was agreed to, and ordered to be
reported on Monday.—Adjourned to Monday.

LONDON.

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mil hollilities between this country and France
may be elicited to take place in a few days.—
From the proceedings in both Houfes of Farlia•
met, oar Readers will fee, that the fait we an.
sawed yellerday is confirmed. Gen. Anoasosst
has applied for pafports to return home.
A morning paper of this day, in a fecond edition,
gives the following article :

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