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FOX BALL At the Indies Hew SsAr Plinbesti. had., the ads Marehbreast. at at o'clock in the foressom, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. Pal SZIPORTATIO II Iklrs Tattles I Cake Own Antis part at **Cargo d theldp*Lasaftrom, easderamd • Dr. to lithiskl., 04 fold raw* to diredkres &Marred bus Chrlitopha au,Dotitor of Laws, sad Edward Lpne,Efq. Fat atcwlog the fame, sad for Catalogs. sad farther Yard.- Ars, Vet IS the Odd Edward Lyre r or to THOMAS LOOM& Swaps Broker. 111..246 Mar. S. 1104. MOREAU, PICHE-0111. 1 . and 5014 PARTS. This day was pobbatil. In two van bap voles* mos. rice min bastes. THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH : *With* the weft Dunne** se C AAAAAAAA the me Wary and Polak* in the meet Anode of the nines Itstssue ; the rester pate train *e WOW tohnestion at A GIIIITIAMAN AINIIIIIIT AT Peers. • Illestephkal adensoln wean others. the Wnota *the CONSOLAII FAMILY. TIM de 0412120). lad Adak& we to Invade BegUnd with liast Lim Mew% trftoao. 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I sratabiag mot am die bet Arm at Wit awl Dimon •• bo tam' la preview Cellisetione. iline alb iwataltimillbail ankle ; pan. WOW tram ilaipp i E r t paw. arm; asd, is risk tramdatad tam is. . 11111 awl compsdollea oatioadom of plows of tv= der is the vatic amd batimmyid of Jos Warn ma at dm ladmisalles wldeb bast Albania farmer talledtbss at din aim" baelmag boa • difidertomma wires boobs TM Bac rem masa sr war bee als Melts WIC W (uf= ibe twain doisiey. by • Goodman. tabs, &stag a bog addsi Ws. los mob k bis amistamt, to WWI wood& for twit a wait tr sweryisaree. Pelmet tar IL Mips, No yi, Se. Pears Clinnle-Tard; fold by T. MM. Pategoada.wro ; Wilfus sad Spence, Vert; E. Sal bon ; J. Archer. Malta ; by the Libra/kg at Mgt bllsmats. Itaafpw. Weymtwatb, lama, Matlock. Scar betwaall. Hamner. Today. Swamis'. aad abet Owes st halmoble Sawater refire; and by dl odor lloalddiers. LETTERS name • GENERAL onncut. re ass SON, ENTERING Irma ARMY. mi. my wore rdstaed, In Two elegent Toluenes Foram. Oaavo, price Half-a-Galles is Beards, TH ofELETT MILITARY MENTOR. being a SERIES ERS nanny wrings by as OINERAL OFFICER ao Me .ON se his two the Garr; canyetiag a Conde of 11/.111611111i lIISTILOCTIONt Calabli" to .die iii the ram Ferro° as Chments sod Attosslialitutots of dee oo man and the steeessaa. Illnltatred bi saa sterns . Exanigies sad Aneedotss flaw Andrea and Modals PUBLISHED BY PERMISSION. IBA SUBJECTS of tbde INVALUABLE and ELEGANT LET I'ER are ilaelabewill Bodily Screech. Anger, artsv..ry sod Coarege, Fairehood. Otaatuds of Soul. Pride end Vanity, lAws of our Country. True and Fate (Awe, INsilllas of Mends Duelling, 10100Gtf Ilse Patßotio, . ilibtlifane t ;ming, Hatt 1. Drinking, IMiodelltp, Love Magness Frieodlidp, Saleocy. Science of War, Talks. Pt iallit liplies. mai Weems, Acquiring the Art of War, Csof War, tkornetry. Geography, an, =aka^ Dago. ee of Me ?midterm, The Leaguers, Efestas of Waring Omar Cos. FlidegT, MN. Milkers Studici i , nifir" The Coup tilted, Hangar. Reading. Falk Humour, ttl2alifications of a Genet... Diferetied, Su. &c. &c. itailkry and Slander, Wit:, .1-04, of c o ntents, and an hides to the Eiramplin, Anecdotes, snot Principal outlet , a Pr.ntrd (,s it ic.ard POW pa, No.; t,St. Paul's Churchiardp.od '` Is bad ol elt &Wiliness in she Irina leamisions. A CARD. MR. LAPORTE, deeply impreffed with ratite& kr ea Mealy sod Wileallell rode Okada& labearecred *ea many at bit odgbbood, sod aid far de beradisa draws .eferal bin tet de blade. Ow bis Mta eaddoos and been ef - Wks dadead by de dee at hie hoas be Waddlerwar, Plallee); hell blade bopdled. bab by day ad delleabeh das to ander them big id a adifleed dead ad to el fen *at the raelladdat a their grairie win be alive Jo his add to the bad paid a bit widow& Mame' *S ad so difedwdoote whom of folded. Mama rend tram particahr drabs to Ids acidtwore. Mr. Maraud fla i r& Num, by wild exatkere be wee added to Ma dm rewakedw et hie bade wed prepatmod, eadqoars is all probability. a Pat olds To the (asthma el the rat Royal Tori=lllrboose 17:= be ellohis bet odlladeddlatate. far deir prams sad [alive Mr. LAPOKTIS bard rad tip bi ns, tistdde ordradisly eawit was seadmal by do foam areileatelklettbeg lire to the bed maid le Se wu lo the room 'Oa mac. oda hie add deserter amitbe ewe de beta Sett tine before be dllesured de roan to bees is• k sircedildia terieredire iofera hie Mr eardedi Made . that dolt daribarrie *ugh e b naiad attoodeats to be io a far way et twavery. illeoad th e Came leaseable eptaanotee wa ri d wee. be bead is • few dye, to be *bit to Mad askilla aViIatIODS. FRANCS. PARIS. FEBRUARY as. On the h innant e .Grand Judge ;rued the following Oa to the inhabkants of this city : di Odom. &bad el We In tee get efehe bid& Germ mem boy ease heat Begleol to Pads to Airs*. Het Ow fah Tbh eoprible pia le erreed be toblotee. Sem ed el** Weds as eeitroly bet there eseada hem other mkt at Fethosist n sod dor hear% wide Ow —se Wore dhlial. hew Mums abut ale sod the jeefdt ef dos Mee. admen. k h per Arty to y = gam Tborele No tweet yea bee he tee melt powerbd to.. es*ha ands es tbs audited vememote *eh wadies ass `eh& ebitAtit ese lopirsil Proem le earandri t tombs. kr Imo the =MO del 'Mad. eai heatermleet beererrilie kw ef die tab d lank me. to vibe& the edge ereetber bee bon edlei by breed entree( prisk el des Mom el Pole. rho reed's hie &dr bee 'ohm who er= to r. U_— to Oa Is did, ories. Maio beer. te dr Qemil of Pelee. mere die fres eblesties h .Mnbra hohaspere. awl deperwe eihrhelleol beaker— liewer twee dim a odds 'dab woe ream the weibleet moo Wet d der low. Bawer% Odom Idt. by Adores tbe weigh mama le the ewe sierra se Air to ewe whets dr while ebbe WWI mei se presot• Fo necnvotorFon. 2.--Acearding to sdvices from Retinas. the Elam of Bavaria has acceded to the Imperial Coefervatory. and, in confequents thereof, has ordered his troops, which kept pedigrees of the lands of the Emtelkian Order, in the circle of Franconia, to retreat and likewife has agreed to the reiteration of thefineas phis every thing relative to the Eqoellrisri Order. Rows, Fre. 56.—Within thefe foot days, three couriers have pa&d here from the Commander in Chief of the French troops in Naples, Gen. Sr. Cva. We undernand the Paid troops have pot thanfehres in motion towards the capital. Lome BONAPARTE, who has gone from hence to Naples . . has had fevers) emferences with Gem. ACTON, during his Say them. Svorroaan. Fee.. t 1.--Mr. &ROCS! SNITS ' who O was the FA& Minikr at Conilantinop!e, has been appointed miniter to his BRITANNIC ORAJOITT, at litutgard. This promotion would appear a &sage &Mug ef. if we brew rot that the id s m Mn. &mesa SKITS. ill DOE maned to the be. tween Great Britain and the Maar& It relates altogether to the bufinefs of Warr. commies, sad plots. Mr. &Ws& Sump therefrom. Sapplies the place of Mr. Wicavart. Eagland could not find a man better calculated for filch krviees. Nature has given him the difpodtion and fentimenu which are faired to the accomplikmest of fo difgraceful a mif fing. The Four C.oistn., however. may. perhaps one day alit, whether the .law of nations permits England to keep, at Munich and Spard, agents in a political awake, for the pal of fupenn. tending fpies, bribery, and intrigues ...-Megiiter. this Houle. To the Noble Leakylso /modes fn this Houle, I aould °brave. that he is *ctA ia a Stea rin of high and dangerous rtffpotty t sad I am perfiaded that be has seed with all that babas. don sad caution that is incumbent on him. I hope he vial be able to fatisfy you, lily Lords, and the Country, that this wattle of the Royal Authority proceeds from a found and diedn I.—.and that in what the Noble and Lea has a n d that done. he has aged upon better grounds than I, my Lords, or the public, Ism before us. ,, The LORD CRANCELLOR.—.4, My Lords, in Aug to make a few obleivations to what hat fallen from the Noble Earl. I inaeat you to believe that I a m seuated by the Etagere* ref for that Noble Peer. Independent of due perform' regardl may be foppofed to eatertaia for him, the important nature of them bjea up" which he has &dirtied you. esti. ties him to particular attention from me I a fubjea which, emits even from say petfeabibo was not a I Peer of this Houle, could not have felled of en,,-sig. I log my moll felons con fi deration. I wen then Rate. for the fatisfaion of that Noble Earl. d. I mid hope, for the Wadies of the smeary, that on fo important a tablet as the brintiet dowa a Royal 'Commirioa to tha Roofs, I Le — m)iroceeded with all due amnion Na Lords, I premeds/ with far and avni&g, and I had rather this riobt bog were cut off. than that my olkieldoty SoW buy bad tidos a eight or fopaficial Jay Lae. I did nof think, that in fo sumerums is affair . I bold/ be folly guided by the/sports mid opinion d shots who wan from pmfdional ezpalsoce, eg o t elk qualified to if 0111160011 as the eau d y's health, but I theogrit astrierry we have a interview with the . isiterview • and, fia die elsords o f I had mock *does 4116:0 1 Ras with Ms Mai*. en the (AA matter of mow; of the Me* nsifith he was nand **iv the LP - 1 al Mkt, The rat& sof that swaverflusoo, naii thee at difiollamt. wave to lora nwf mind " I thorough outivielies that hie Ifidelly was wick to the prefer! ewe& ofelse fundiens i Royalsonty. sad that is bringing dome eammifson. I ad in obedience to his commande, and in dikbarge of my duty, is s fair aid corefelandrit of it. My Lards, Rauch as lam bead* mach as I am devoted bye sal affair* to my Sovereign and by to. tram fads of the bosom and foveae whisk la has for aloatime costimted to beep GO Illito dsc r ar ab o r Lords, I declare, and I trek my wall obtain belief from you Lordfbips, that I fled sever be laflomeed by thole favours, or any NOW coofideraties whatever. to at in oppoStios to - let judgment. or in any way unbecoming the high flow Woo that the partiality of his Wilk has placed pie in My Lords, what I received thofs hoses". what I accepted that flotation I made a cateeness with nsyfelf, saver to continue is it lesser than I could. with ferries to my Sovereign wick ferrite to my may. and with Caddo:don to my heart aid to my • I poffefs no filmdom that I with es retain, I do not win) to obtain any flotation that I may squire, upon any, other than thole fair. coo fcientiotts, and conflitutional truth& In what has fallen from the Noble Earl, lam ceavineed be has stied from a kale of what be conceives to be his duty as a member of the Legit:lnure ; I am willing to believe that be has bets akosted by no motives itome I I am fan I am cowhand, my Lords, be has not. I feel. perhaps, finger than the Noble Earl has defaibed Tit the weight of that great refpou fi baity 'odor whi ch I at, and I not hefitate to become anfwaable for this Legifiative =escort. whichl I sad other Noble Lords joined with roe in the Commilliou, are, as reprefentatives of one of the dates of Pediment', about to fashion." The Royal AO* me shoo shoo by CommiSoo (the Lord Chooschor, Lords llowbolhory mod Aockhod. &dig as Cownif- Sown) to the s=llllb The NI kr of 11bidoy, owl Rogobdog his Ms* Z: s Pil i rr p : reird s h i re Modal M. Po era lads + aa+ty rmotocelrebestdasltoesis- Figur? this, soots ilihnipt Law 111 M, Dohs d York's nate 818, Loudon Pon Iwyowoosoc ail, sad Wes Ovate Who twos OF COMMONS. Mr. SPEAKER Imolai tab" the their, a iodise ins melted from the Lords, &Orbs the mearlame d this Houk to hem his Majeftfe Commilloo tied, for declaring Molter.% Atfait to cm [tan =he C Os the SPEAKER% retire. Sir WILLIAM PULTENEY repotted froot the Committee co the Scott Boohoo Petition. and obtained kayo to Wog Ili a Bill foe enabling them to Wreak their capitol 111101 •14/11111. Repel a third time the Ire& ?delta Orders Itegetstion Leave given to bring In a bill for the how etwerwseace sot flown of the Pollee of Dublin. The Order of the Day being read, upon the mo tion of Mr. CORRY, for going into a Committee on the frith Duty Confolidation Bill, Mr. HUTCHINSON role, and Rated his objec tion to the duties on felt in Ireland, as agreeing the provifion trade ; the mode of collating the duty on leather, as ahnoft ruinous to many perfons eminent in the tanning trade ; the want of a countervailing duty on refined fugars imported into Ireland, as ex tremely injurious to the kith refiners ; the high duty on foreign herrings not drawn back, and on account of which the merchants of Cork. who had large coal. ntiffions formerly for the Welt India market, not being able to fupply their orders from the home Mb ery ; and confequently almoft loft the trade. Lally, to the export duty on Linens from Ireland; and more than all, to the propofition for rendering thole duties permanent, which heretofore had only been voted from year to year. Mr. CORRY, with much perfpicuity and force of argument, defended the whole of his tchedule. A long convert:scion tailed. in which Mr. Carle ton, Mr. John Latouche, Mr. Dawfon, Sir John Newport, Mr. G. Ponfonby. Mr. Fofter, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Cony, Lord CAtlertagh, Mr. Role, Mr. Can ning, Mr. Addington, and Mr. Ormfby, declared their fentiment,. The queßion being put that the Speaker do leave the Chair, it was negatived, and agreed that the Houfe do on to-morrow refolve itfelf into a Committee on the tubjeft. MILITIA Of I In confegnence of a Raiment made by Mr. FOSTER, complaining of a breach of faith on the past of Government, with refpea to the difcontinu• ante of the payment of 2s. per week to the wives of Irilh Militia•men, embodied between November and Augulit • Mr. Secretary YORKE allured the Right Hon. &sideman, that the fubjea had been properly confidercd, sad that the amplaiat ateulel be Credal remedied. 1049 ettWARO79. Mr. O. PONSONEY wilhed w know from the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it was in tendad•Osortly to propofe any provifinn for the ta n* of the late Lard Ki!warden I It was now eight mos& Glue that uafortustate event, which was the f*aa of Oft and oniverfal farrow, had hacuencat I'M so =afore was taken to carry into effee the objett be alluded to. He was Corry to be under the meaty of Elating that the family of that Noble Lord had been left in fuels a Citation as to call fur an immediate provifton. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER let plied. that every attention had been Riven to the fubjea by his Majetlyts Millilitre, and that a prop°. ado. to the effal mentioned by the Honourable Gendeasan, would, in a few days. be fubmitted to the Honk. NAVAL DIMINO Of TOO comrrar. Mr. PITT save notice that be Iheuld. nett Thur. day. bring forward a motion relative to the date of the Naval Defence of the Country. • fOUfftelt BILL. Mr. Secretary YORK moved the Order of the Day. for the Hoofs going into a Committee. to. re. Anne the further conftderstion of this Bill s when Mr. GREY rok. and fpoke to the following par- Sir. tothe Houle going into this port —4l Previous, Committee, I think it highly proper CO call the at. minim of the Bode to a circumeanee which has this day occurred to the Hauls of Lords. The,, ileral Mint has bees them given to certain Bills. TM Misrelate to be draws from fuch a procedure is ono which would be to use moil fatisfattory. were R oared that that: isferisume west to the full tenth. which it ought to go , under the peculiar tired*. Mutes amending that tr a nfattion, and the critical *MOM of the country gratis prefent 'moment. To, imam the Royal Agent by commillon, a certain aft • Riltal authority was meeeirags and without that authonty to have proceeded march a length, eight sot to ham been thought oleo imagined b mi e n one, as being either phut or ormiitutional, e all the •eireumnauces Of the cafe. Confiderint what we biolrfrom public report, from the deelaratica which we- have heard in this Hoare, and from that made ia otherpkees, them Ales Rill appear to ,be foam. *Mg vary soyilarious, dirk, and arriendilgthle. which, les tended to crate and moorage the continuance of doubt and apprehenfion in my mind. I mall be happy, therefrom, to have thole doubts sod approhen. fins rammed, by hearing Come declarations more =and emlicit. on th e part of his Majelty's I :: for without fuch a kind of explanation. I &think that the Hoeft is placed in a very doubtful Mad owlet fituation." —Kr. Secretary YORKE, without making say as. liar to the Hoe. Gentleman's obfervations, again ilk and moved the Order of the Day for the Haas imo the Commixes. Is the dm& as to allowing Adjutants aid to Voluateer Corps. Laid, Re thought a greater Wm& amid be given la the Bill, as to &Rowing pay to thigh Olken dike lime, who were o be em ployed in loth a ferries. MG Secretary YORKE obferved, that the mattes had boss Gionitted to hie Royal Highncfs the Com. seamier ia Chief; who was of opinion, that one Ad. imam was follcient for any Corps emthfting of aca or leo sous i and that Sert liajors were'fotricient for Smeller or *lathed Carpe, all of whom it was ma! m place on permanent pay Nosed' dial ii were to be received who had not (erred the Army. Mick, or Eaa India Company's ferric, for a certain fpealled time. The Inipeding Field Carers to appoint them, and refer the matter to hi* Weep PITT role, he raid, for the purpofe of again febasitting to confab:ration what be had formerly laid with regard to anointing Field Officers in every lame where the Countismg Officer of a Corps thought proper to require it. - By the prefent sego. lodates if a pinion who has been a Captain is the lArmy Ms two years, be appointed to Come of the 014 Volunteer Corps. he is &Rowed, befides his full pay. the hal f pay of his former Windom Yet if be coma to the nineties of a Field Officer, be does not teeth's a proportionate encouragement. He thought the; this wan ealniau _agronomy too far. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, raid, it was the ardent define of his hlakfty'afini. Rers to accede to any propofition by which Volunteer Corps could be poffibly improved, according to the nature of their inflitution. With regard to the in. confißency alluded to by the Right Hoe. Gentleman. it was thought highly important at fir% that the Volunteers, confining of a limited numbers niould be as much perfeaed as poffible ; arid the encourage ment which had been given to Captains thence ora -1 &Dated, as being the moR prudential plan ; and, it Ihould be obis:wed, that the old Volunteers were bound to ferrite for 89 days. As to the propriety I of appointing infpetting Field Officers, the attention of Government had been long direaed to the fubieft. He had, however, an °Nation to the introduaion of Officers of that d efeription. He thought it material that the Volunteers &paid not be led to fuppofe that it was intended to ingraft upon the fyftem any thing which was not pedant congenial to it. He owned, that in leveret parts of the country a degree of jea. logy prevailed in various Volunteer Corps,in refped to there Officers. He felt much the weight and im. portance of to ritualism of an infpeding Field Offi cer, but it was one which was precarious in the es. tretne. It behoved fuch an Officer to a& with the greaten temper and judgment, and to Rudy the na• ture and difpofition of that very delicate machine, the Volunteer fyftem, (a cry of hear! hear!) for, continued he, if fuch be not the cafe, tbe whole might be en tirely defeated. He was thoroughly convinced (2.1 the impropriety of introducing fuch Officers, even in thole cafes where the Volunteers &fired them. As to the propriety too, of leaving fuch an appointmert in the option of the Commanding Officer of any V lunteer Corps, be thought a material difficulty din alto arife. The Commander would be place a very critical fituatiet. If he did think proper to de• fire the appointment of a Field Officer, it might be confidered by the Corps as a (enfe of his own tofu& ciency. There might be fuperadded to that too, that the espeaation of Corps might be that they were to be commanded by Officers ciinneited with them (elves, or fuch as were congenial to their own ideas. If % oa the other band, the Commanding Officer lhould think proper to rejea Rich u appointmeor V wl * de 'de sip ha Pt be na bu fa' Lb un kg V ii gr fie P4RLI4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, HUDAIPSAILCH 9. Their Lorelfhips met at a few minutes after three o'clock. As loon as the Loan COUNCILLOR had taken his feat on the Woolfaek, Earl Frrzwis-t-tare addreffed their Lordfhips, nearly to the following purport : of the a My L or d s — P r evious to the opening Commiffion, which I underfland has been 'Cued for giving the Royal Affent on this day, to certain B i l l s on your Lordrhips"fabte, I think it my duty to fob mit a few obfervations to your Lordlhips. On an occafion which involves not only the regularity' of the proceedings of Co important a branch of the Le. gillatnte, as that filled by your Lordfisips, but even the vital principles of the Conflitution, it as incom. bent on us, my Lords, to proceed with the greateft caution and deliberation. A Commiffion for declar ing the Royal Affent, can only be ;trued by the au thority of his Majefiy ; the evidence of which au thority is the King's fign manual, and as a conic queue of that, the fubfequent affixing of the great feat. Thefc Os, my Lords, would jultify us in pre. fuppofing, that his Majefty is in that (late of defirable convald - cenee that renders him competent to loch an exercife of the Royal Perogative. I mull morels. my Lords, that it would afford me the highelt fatif. faition, if I were well adored that filch was the fad!: but the information which I have obtained from very high authority, does not entitle me to draw any fuch conclufion, bow much foever I, in common with your Lorahips, and the whole nation, defire it. I with, my Lords, to have the faa of his Majefly's recovery put beyond all doubt. I with that on a fubjelt fo intimately atone/led with the Royal Authority, and the fpirit of the Conftitution, that it were eflablifhed to our fatisfaaion, as on a former occafion, at your Lordfbips' Bar. I with to have Come better authority than the reports of the Phyficians. I mull confefs, my Lords, that thole reports do not fatisfy my mind; they are, as far as my poor underftanding win enable me to judge of them, drawn up in a language ambiguous and unfit. tisfallory. They flatter, indeed, the withes and ez pettations of the people for his Majefty's recovery ; but they do not flatter us with the hopes of a rapid amendment. Even the Bulletin of phis day, m Lords. i v not fativfaflory. It does not go the len g th of (leaning, that his Majelly is couvalefeent. I trail, my Lo-ds, that on a fubjeft, involving, as I faid before, the forms and the effence of the Confli lotion, that we flail pioceed with that circumipec tion that is always crpc4ted in the ptoccediugt