CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF
The most interefting SPEECHES and MOTIONS; accurate
Copies of the most remarkable LETTERS and PAPERS;
of the most material EVIDENCE, PETITIONS, &c.
laid before and offered to the HOUSE,
FIFTH SESSION of the SEVENTEENTH PARLIAMENT
Printed for J. DEBRETT, oppofite BURLINGTON HOUSE,
431-Converfation on the fame,
456-Debate on the fame, 468
-Lift of the Peers who voted for
and against the inquiry into the
caufes of his recall, 495
France, motion of Earl Stanhope,
not to interfere in the internal
affairs of France, 41-Motion of
the Duke of Bedford, that no
particular form of Government
in France fhould preclude a ne-
gociation for peace, 54-Ano-
ther motion of the Duke of Bed-
ford's to the fame effect, 141
Franking, converfation refpecting
the liberty taken in franking pa-
pers, 454
Goodall, (Vice Admiral) motion
of thanks voted to him, 388
Habeas Corpus act, debate on the
bill for fufpending it, 100
Hair Powder bill, debate on it,
425, 448
Haitings. (Mr.) debate on the re-
port of the Committee appointed
to infpect the journals, as to the
mode of giving judgement on
trials for high crimes and misde-
meanors, 163-Debate on the
articles of impeachment againft
Mr. Haftings, 164, 169, 170,
174, 180, 190, 207, 216, 231—
Extracts of letters between Mr.
Haftings and Mr. Middleton, on
the fubject of retuming the jag-
hires, &c. 233-Debate on the
articles of impeachment against
Mr. Haftings, 246, 260, 289,
343, 372, 388--Questions to be
put to each Peer on giving judg
ment on the articles of impeach-
ment against Mr. Hanings, 391
-Amendments propofed, 395--
Judgement of the Peers on Mr.
Hallings's trial, 399-Lift of the
changes in the Houfe of Lords,
pending Mr. Haftings's trial,
404-Report from the Lords
Committee, appointed to fearch
for precedents of the manner of
proceeding to judgement upon
impeachments for high crimes
and mifdemeanors, 407
Hotham, (Vice Admiral) motion
of thanks voted to him, 386
Lift of the Peers who voted for and
against the motion for an inquiry
into the causes of Earl Fitzwil-
liam's recall from Ireland, 495
Loan to the Emperor, converfation
refpecting it, 124-Debate on
the fecond reading of the bill,
205-Ditto on the third reading,
534
Militia, debate on the bill for aug-
menting the Royal artillery out
of the militia, 507, 8, 9-Pro-
teft against it, 509
Minority (Lift of) on the Earl of
Guilford's amendment to the ad-
drefs to the King, 41-On Lord
Grenville's amendment to the
Duke of Bedford's motion, rela-
tive to peace, 97
Nation, debate on the Earl of
Guilford's motion, to take into
confideration the state of the na-
tion, 314
Navy, debate on the bill to compel
every parish to provide men for
the fervice of the navy, 167
Parker, (Vice Admiral Sir Hyde)
motion of thanks voted to him,
388
Peace, Duke of Bedford's motion
relating to it, 54-Another mo-
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