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amount here, as their Wilt mom, would come to if it was paid in Ireland where it was due As an Hon. Baronet (Sir J. Newport) bud obferved, it was an unwarrantable diaribotioa of the public money to pay it otherwife ; and it wastmworthy the dignity of Parliament to refute entering into an enquiry. The quettion was then called for, and there ap peared. For the Order of the Day 81—Againfi it 44. The Order of the Day was then read for the Honfe receiving the Report of the bilk Militia officers' bill, which was received, and the third reading was fixed 4or to.morrow. The Report of the lrifh Militia Augmentation bill was alto received, and the JAR was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. CALCRAFT Paid, that at this late hour he would not delay the Honk by making any obferva• ticns on either of the bills, but mould referee [elf until the third reading....-Adjoumed. LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Cont. for money, 5511-Dltto for May ace. 35 Redecal 541 55—Long Annuities ts 15-i6 to id. - Short Annuidm if.-Old 5 Per Comm SOF - New 5 per Cost. wit ay. 941-4 per Cent. mt. PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY. Eank Stock lilt Long Ann. is :546 z 5-16 3 Per Cost. Red Ann. 551 5411 1 Shoat Ann. -- 3 pm C. Co o lllllll India Semi tdcali 4 per Eictieq.Bills .5 per Cent. Navy fp4 90 E9{ kaglifb Lottery Tab. 171. TU. J Con• x79794:1 Coma for ace. 55} 56 55111. A private lqjter from India, Rates the very im jtortant intelligence, that previoully to its date, viz. the sd of 061ober laR, the eight battalion companies of the 65th regiment had failed from Bombay to join their Rank companies at Ceylon ; and the I:th foot (King's regiment), which Lord W had embarked from Calcutta for Colombo, paged Ma dras on the 37th of September ; fo that this very effential reinforcement muR all have bees affembled at Ceylon early in Oaober. And, as it appears that the expedition from the Cape did not fail till the t4th of January, it may reafonably be hoped that this poffeffion will now be fafe. We have received the French Monism': to the 3d init. The principal contents relate to the late con fpiracy againft the nese Cos so L. The French Go vernment perftlis in charging Mr. DRAR a, our Envoy at Munich, with being implicated in it. The Re port of the Grand Judge, which we before re ceived a copy by way of Hamburgh, has been pub lifbed in the kfositeur, with eatraaa from the pretend. ed correfpondence of Mr. Duet, the originals of which an kfesi to the ERIC/OR of BAVARIA. Communications on the titbit& have been made to all the Foreign Minifters at Paris, all of whom have returned anfwers more or lefi reprobating the crime imputed to the Brit& Minifter. The greater part of them cantioufly avoid - laying. whether they give cre dit to the charge that has been made, or otherwi6. The Envoy of the Court of Bavaria at Paris fart, " he does not hefitate to allure M. T LLLLLL AND, that the Lithor will take mod ferere and effeaual mea fures to Sew his indignation againft the perfon who bad dared, in his States, under the (Weld of a facred eharafter, to meditate &fig= fo difgra:eful and fo wicked." In the Alewitears that have reached us (for we are without tho(e of the 26th, 27th and 29th ultimo) no mention is made of the circumftances attending the _ murder of the Duke d'Esouiso, only, in a note by the Editor fubjoined to a letter from Madrid, he lays " that while England was employing the Count d'Aaross as as affaffin, an individual of his family was (offering under the fword of j twice. which is a plain admiffion of the fag." Thcfc paper. contain a great deal of fpleen and ill nature aria this country, uhich is charged with every enormity that malice can invent t and among others, with circulating a great number of falfe hoods over Europe. he. kx.—Now, it is a notorious circunallance, that ti every one of the inßanees -given, not a tingle one originated in England— /ill of them that have appeared in the Englilh jour nals were copied frcm thofe of the Continent. From this Engle circumflance, of which all Europe can be el.e judges, an inference may ►e drawn as to the de gree of credit that ought to be given to the other charges made againit the honour acd charafter of , this country. TARSI, MARCII 24. Count de Coatarzic, the Marquis of LI:CHISINI, the Wafflers of the Eleaor of Baden; Wurtemberg, Bavaria, the Helvetic Confederation, the Ligurian Republic, tLe It:public of Lucca, of Lis Holincis and of the Ba:avian Republic, have all made known to the FIZST CoNSVL, through the medium of the hit:tiller of f•tcign ri!at,ons, the high indignation excited in t!,cir Covcinmints, by the news id* the plots ft :tiled a3,tinl the French Gov:rnment. They added, I:,,it tLcir govemments were fully fc , itiii:e how t 1: W 45 CO (Le pace el Europe, t:•at ro troub:e. or 4: All tl:r • n Ilifit as ise in France —Manifest.. 'c hat 14;1:11: they I thc 'et. by b tr4iq'nlit I,a.nify themic! 7 C:1111 - : the 4111 in d:ffcictit g a g• cat nurtber of troops to m.ech to Italy; and t!, a camp ao,ooo torn bat Lcen MAI kc.4l out on the Adige. At Conftglitiociie—:hat a Frcnch L.it, with a body of land troops on board, will proceed to the Morel and Egypt, and that a great many troops have already filed off towards Tarento. At Berlin—that a Camp of 30,000 men will be affembled at Cleves. In Denmark—that a new army of 40,000 men is going to Hanover to attack Holßein, and thut the Sound. At Paris—that a Turkifls army is already arrived in the Morea, and about to attack our cantonments in Lower Italy. That a Ruffian fleet, equipped in the Black Sea, will proceed to the Mediterranean to fecond the operations of the Turks. That an Au. (Irian army is advancing into Suabia, while another divifioa is already in the Tyrol; and that camps are traced out in Poland, where the Pruffian and Ruffian armies are to unite in order to march into Hanover. The °Ned of all there reports, infidioully circu lated, is, that if every thing faid in the German and French Gazettes be united, the refult will be that Europe icon the point of being involved in the flames of war. But we are exceedingly lorry for England: no French troops have eroded the mountains ; on the contrary, Switzerland has been entirely evacu ated, which - probably would not be the cafe, were we on the eve of a war. No new French troops have entered the kingdom of Naples, or the country of Hanover; on the contrary, fix regiments of the French arm y , now there, have returned to France. The GRAND Sammie is fitting out no armament in the Morea, but inch as may be neceffary for the po lice of the country, and for foppreffing the rebellion of fome Pachas. Ruffle is forming no camp in Poland, nor fitting our any armament in the Slack Sea--if we except Tome movements of troops, and the fupplying its arfenals, which well governed nations do to keep their fquadrons in a good hate, and their troops in exercife. The Lao of Peossis has ordered no move. ments of his army, but thofe ultra' in the time of the reviews: and if the Emperor of GlabiAblY bast-aided one or two regiments to march, every body knows that it is for the affair of the Equegrian Order, which is now entirely terminated. Thefe events therefore cliff only in the imagination of thofe writers whom the Britifh Cabinet maintains as incendiaries on the continent. In vain do the Go vernment of France, and the Courts'of Vienna and Raffia, publifh articles to contradia theft reports of troubles and armaments which form no part of the politics of any nation on the Continent: Nothing they can fay, is of any avail againft the addicts and influence of thefe hired fcribblers ; and though we know that what is here Paid, moil be repeated on the circulation of each falfe report, in anfwer to the Life news fpread by thefe manrfaaurers of bulletins, we publifh it for the benefit of commerce, of (peculators,' and the friends of humanity, who mat be on their guard againa thefe idle tales. . ir.trigurs of the I:pg have n(t bccn 2;,:e to Ci th,i now 6Ling Eurrpc "::h ;niter, of bt title•, to 1.1 At ViCt.ti.l-6...t ['tar FOREION RELATIONS. ciacvs.Az LITTIR •DD t D TO ALL TN II MEMIIII&S Of Tel[ DIPLOKATIC BUM Parts, March 24. The FIRST Comsur. has ordered me to tranfmit to your Excellency a Copy of the Report prefented to him by the Grand Judge, on an intended confpiracy formed in France by Mr. Dooot, the Envoy of his Britannic Majefiy at the Court of Munich, and which, by its objea and date, was conneeted with the infamous plot on which the tribunals are now fitting in judgment. A printed copy of the letters and authentic papers of Mr. DEARS is annexed to the report. The originals will be immediately fent by order of the Friar Cow. stn, to his Serene Highnef the Ekaor of Davortia. Such a proftitution of the molt honourable fun Lion that can be conferred on men, is without precedent in the bidory of civilifed nations. It will 'atonal' and grieve Europe like the fcandal of an unheard of crime, which the moll worthier' Governments have never dared to meditate. The nisi. Colossi'. is too well acquainted with the fentimenta and qualities. which dillingoilh the diplomatic body accredited to 'him, not to be convinced that he will fee with profound for row the profanation of the (acted character of Ambaifarior converted into a Miniller of plots, villainy and awl ruption. Accept, &c. (Signed) Trlxt.ry Minifler of Foreign Relations. The Molitor contains aufa•crs to this letter from Count COIIIIITZIL, the Impel hal Minitlrr ; Cardinal Cs PIAUI, the Pope's Legate a Latcre ; the Marquis Loot mus s Amballador of his Pi drum Majefly ; Ci• tizen SCHIIIII INCR. the Bataviao Arnbafrador ; M. DIA yea, the Daxnlb Ambaffador; the Marquis de Gat.r.o, Ambafrador of the King of Naples; M. Ct TTO, the Bavarian Ambafrador ; M. BUISTAU, thnitLr of the Elellor of Saxony. and feveral others —All espreffing fentiments of indignation spina the condult afcrilseil to Mr. DRAK S. MINISTRY or T t M.:P.lta —The corvette le Geo. graphe, which left Fiance en the 9th of Vendentiaire, (o:lnber t) with the Natural ftc, arrived at L'Orient on the 24th ult• v.ith a eAluaLle a•ikflien of curious ohjefts in the three kingdoms of nature. Captain BAUT>I%, Who commanded the etped:tiom having died at the C M' LL n I b: , ,ladat 'Le entaette from I:1 ,t roh,ny, ft r.tl the 24,11 of Fiiinane i.to. (1) , :c. 15.) r.c.4 6tiily . % horn the I—ne of I . t. nee ate •et y iJAr J at.el that of /Lanni( n s c noa placc l n t;.c mofl rcfpc lab:c fnct:ng. both L; Icir.Lacen.t.ts of t:cm, Lt..)x;.t L 7 Cutaigt DICAEN, and by the %mks couflrutled after his ar• rival. Rear Admiral L tams had fet out on a croik with the divifion under his command. On the evening before the departure of the Geograrke a large Eng. lith veffel of 1300 tons barthen, copper bottomed, and fuppofed , to be the largeß ever built in the Gan ges, entered the Ilk of France. She was bound from Bengal to China, with a cargo of 7500 baksef cotton, and 4500 bags of rice. She was taken by Rear Admiral Ls NOI s on the sgth of Brumaire, Nov. so, in lat. 2. South, long. 93. 114DIUD, 14/11.01 10. M. Fat as, the Englifir Mintier at this place, feems to be much affelled by the news which have arrived from Paris. A few days before he forgot himfelf fo far, as to :inert in a eonverfaxion which he had with the Paiscs of Peace, thataffaifination and murder ' are lawful in the prefent late of things to fave Eng land from the extraordinary fituation in which it is placed. The Ps lace of Pracs bluntly replied: I , But, Sir, Lhould France adopt the fame principle, nations would carry on war by the medium of airaffins in- Read of fighting with fleets and armies. I cannot help declaring that this morality would excite horror in the mind of bis CATHOLIC MAJastr. For my part, I can only tell you, that the example of all ages proves, that crimes in the end always fall on the heads of thofe who order, or are the inftruments of them." Note 11 the Biker .f the Mofeiteur.—The ohfervation of the Paine, of Plums has been verified; and at the moment when England was employing the Count d'Aavois as an affaffin. one of the individuals of his family perifhed as an atonement for the crime under the (word of juftice. Infamous ci•devant Bifhop A 'RISS, fuck is the refult of your counfels :—.lffenirews. Yelferday morning the LORD CHANCILLOR had an audience of his MA/star for a conkderable time. Yefterday a Board of Trade was held at the Earl of Livsaroos's Office, which was fully attended, and fat a long time deliberating on the prefent Rate of the River coin of Ireland. Sir Jos's,' Bass attended. We yellerday received Philadelphia Papers to the 18th of February inclufive, but they do not contain any intereßing intelligence. Letters from the Bermuda Mande mention, that his Majelly's thip the Csstaaian, Captain Bascom. fell in with the Virgiaie merchantman, a perfee wreck, on the 14th of January, In a heavy gale of wind, having lot! her Captain, Mat% and feveral of her crew ; the Cs statism, however, funsectled in getting her into Bermuda, and thereby Caved a mod valuable cargo which Ilse had on board. General L sssss (the French Antbaffador at Li(bon) having thong ht proper to infill on the Pot. tuguefe Government allowing to be infected in the Lidos Gazette. the fcandalons calumnies refpeiting the Britifla Goveinment and Roves. Femur. which appeared feline time ago in the ifwaterr, Lord Roarer FITZGERALD immediately tranfmitted the following Note to the V-ifcount of Bst.s•uao, Chief Secretary of State : _ _ _ _ • Wm, Marl t 6. t)s. " The Underegued. Envoy Extraordinary and 'Molitor Nerd potentlary of his flatmate Majelly, has the bosom to mon font to hi. Eacellent-y the Vitcomit de Baltamao, that, for the prefent, be Meatus from making his complaints to form tp the Govern ment of his Royal Higtmell the Prince Regent, rap:ding the ar ticle eatraded and renamed kalif the French Paper, called the hloaiteur, of the tila of February, and which has been printed end publithed in an extraordinary Supplement to No. t 4, of the Lifbost Gazette of the tgth of thisaseath. • The Underbincd Will, for the ;defeat, content binitelf with remaking, that this infamous article, fo worthy of its authors, is kited to the ityle aid genius of the edicial journal from abeam it is copied; bat It is akeigalier unworthy of a plat la that which gives the trusecti,eo of it in the Portuguefe language; and thc Un derligned infinitely regrets, that this remarkable dray of the Lbaty of the pref. at Union, has been difUnguiflad by the publication of an atrocious libel, invented at piggery by the enemies of his Britannic Majcity, spina the moft ancient and faithful Ally of Portugal. "The Underfigned refaces to hiraelf the advantage which a lbite (rem this facility of printing at Lifbon 2 the What his Go- vermnent {hall sothoAse him, to ant! hlrotelf of it, for the per pate of inkrting a formal denial of the abfurd eahnnoy In quer don • If that Government, with its itrong link of conk:loos rec titud, Its glory, and its renown, Small trouble Welt to far as to anfwer to Butner actuations, a nd does not rather confider It to be mote con6ftent with its own dignity, to treat with the &ve rtigo cootempt which it has always witoeffed teethe contemptible in6pidtties of the CUM hind, by which its enemies have to often, but vainly, attempted to blacken Its reputation, lance the epocha of the French Revolution. " The Underfigned has the honour to renew to bit Excellency the Manage of lds high coofideration and eftortn. (Silived) ` a. a. et t o." Ltreaaar Fuel:l.—The Society for the efiablilh ment of a Literary Fund, held their anniverfary lef ties) yeilerday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Right Hon. Lord human in the Chair. Above four hundred Noblemen and Gentlemen dined together on the oiscalion, and the day was (pent with the utmoi gaiety. The Noble Chairman announced that his Royal Highnefs the PuNca of Watts had fignified his with to.treeome a faltfcriber, and had made a donation of tool. to the Fond. On the motion of the Noble Prefident ' the Palace was, by the una nimous voice of the meeting, eleßed Patron of the lollitution. The Duaa of Kees was alfo made a Member, and new fubfcriptions ; to the amount of reverel hundred pounds, were received in the cootie-of the day. It appears that in the courfe of the te years that the fund has been egeblillsed. they have purchafed 47001. of three per Cent. Confols, as a permanent fund, and have. 4:llributed 24771. in ferret relief to decayeJ authors and their families. The fiat years of courfe were very limited, both as to increafe and expenditure ; but the fund is now almort equal to the withes of its liberal inftitutors.— The income of left year was above Mot. and we have rest fatisfaaion in Iceing that it is fairly and honourably dillributed. _ •' In the Comic of the day Mr. FITICtaiiLD. Major Pr r, and a gmtleman of Oxford recited comporttiona whiten lot the occafion, and • parody on the old A ntcrenntic Song by Mr. Brit ,AWIM. was lung by a of the name of llueaumas A number of a: imat , d malls were given, and .among others the llowing .—" May a fie, entintry, upheld by law. fear ttisimphant over a government ropported by m:dnirht iffAllinatione". NAUTICAL lIVTELLIGEWCR. MAILS THIS DAT.—Wind N. MIR. DO?. Dublin o 2 Hamburgh Waterford z 5 alt. not. 0 Fatritour 2, Aram to.—His Majefly's ship Law I. ATHA'', of 74 guns, Captain H. W. BATIITUN ACHARON, and TH Oaten bombs arrived off this port this evening with the outward bound Mediterranean fleet, and were joined from hence by the Era • bomb, and about twelve fail of merchantman, on which they I made fail to the weltward, with a fine breeze at N. E. A (loop of war, fuppofed the EULTDICR, with !lateen fail of merchantmen, bound fur Newfound , land, alfo appeared off here this morning, and made fignal for the 'hips bound to that place to join her, which they attempted as loon as the tide would per. mit ; but I fear they did not succeed, as the 'hip with the veal% from the seaward paired the harbour and were out taf fight before thole from this port could poflibly join them ; and about du& this evening, thole that failed from hence were obferved Rending in for the harbour again, in all about thirty fail.— Sailed alfo this evening his Majefty's brig Garner, of 16 guns, Captain Bass; and Dr 7111C1 cutter, on a cruise to the weßward, with the Duke of Kent packet, Captain Dramas; and Leicefter packet, Cap fain Bamm : the formev . with mails far Jamaica, and the later for New York and Halifax ; !drew% the Assay lugger, Lieutenant DELavons, on a maze. About s 6 fail of merchant Ships are now lying in Carrick Road waiting convoy for the Weft Indies. Porrsmotrrar, APRIL ra.—Arrived the Taus Barrer EaR Indianian, from the Downs. Came into harbour his Majeßy's Ship PLUTO. The outward. bound Weft India flips arc expeacd to fail on Satur day next.—Wind E. N. E. DIAL, APRIL 12.--Arrived the ORISTRS Hoop of war, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs, with the Vas Monaaon, and UTRIICHT men of war. lassaaca and Scotism. frigates; Paestum and V. ivy aus bombs; STaatisa, Jacaair„, and BARHAM gawbsip. Wiad N. E. as a. A,alL 12.—Arrived his Majelty's dip Ceases eel with the T A A AAAA VS bomb t the lanes will IV to-morrow, with the HICATI gun brig. The Kinces Plum is =docked , . 4ad the Geier, docked. !••aa• Ct, APILit 9.—Yelterday the HasAID (loop of war, and Eaosa cutter, failed to the weilward oa • cruise. To day the wind blows a fmart gale. and more eallerly than yekerday. No arrivals or failings of nonfequence. Aram 40.—Sinee nay fah the Dos rum and Rte• sou; riots eutters failed on a cruise. Yelterday evening arrived a fmall veal from °meshy with the remains of fixity MCKIM. Efq. (eldeit fon of RIDIIMM Mottos, Orb's town , who died on Wedoefday lan in the above Wand, where he has left his difeonfol.ne widow in a very debilitated hate. Oaessoca, ATM& go.-,-By a letter tereived by the colleacor of the Cullom. here. from Bolton, near Waterford, dated 3oth March, tilo4, it appears, thilt the nor, Four Sißeg*, M•Kratar, of this port, was picked up at fee the day before, about ig leagues S. W. of that harbour, with no perfon on bomd. It is fuppofed the crew have been taken on board for* other veffel,as . there was nothing twaysibie found on board. It was reported laR night, that fevered reams (names unknown) had put into Holly Loeh r where they muR wait the cheng_e of wind. The Irmelinda. Malmo's, at Gourock, 'from Demerara ; Governdr Dowdefwell, WILL 11•1 04 at Charlefton and IltahantSsr from Africa • Halcyon, Rosstrea, at New York. from Londo n; and the Sally, Mawion, at Liverpool. from Glafgow. FROM LLOYD'. ;Arr. APSIL 11.—Pallid by,' the Fliaalmb, NV* from Nanny ; Hotowts, Prin4ey: Calton*, Milldams ; Foot Braila% Voter F. Holt!, front Rinliden ; nree 'Sifters, 'PrOnk, from Rotterdam; Phoenix, Swarw ; Si. Sebaßima, Wkkisto ; and Soplda Caro lina, Folks, from Toonittro.—Sadtd tie Frtiodlidp, %%AMIN for Cluernfc7 ; and Fritadildp, , for Eininien. Captain BLUITT is appointed to the command of the Brine; Capt. G. W. BLAMSY to the Folkflone ; Capt. Row LAND BRYAN to the Thames ; Capt. FILLY to the Dartmouth ; Captain G. N. HARDING to the Creole; Captain Mout:sole to the Lady Warred ; Lieut. Was. SILVER to the Neptune ; Mr. C JILLY is appointed Purfer of the Deight. Captain COLQy ITT, fine his trial at Lanealler, is again ap pointed to the Pi incefs frigate at Liverpool. The PLUTO, of i 8 guns, is ordered into dock at Portfasouth, where the is to undergo a thorough re pair, and to be got ready fur fen again, with all pof difpatch. At the fuggeftion of Captain O'NciLs, of the Masson, the Lords of the Admiralty have direfted a Signal Poll to be built and enablifhed on St. Mar tin's Head, on Scilly Ulan& We are happy to underfland, that the outlines of a plan for bettering the &nations of that moll 'ireful dais of Medical Officers, the Veterinary Surgeons of his Majefty's regular Cavalry, is now under cm& deration of his Royal Highnefs the Comn.ander in ehief. When a regimental Surgeon had only as. 6d. a day, his Majefly, in order to encourage well-edu cated Surgeons to turn their views to this branch of Medicine, made the Veterinary Surgeons' pay Bs. per day i fence that period, the Surgeons of Cavalry's pay has been railed in :797 to i is. ad. and jun now to 141. id. per day : it was Os% jou., that In conk quince of this alone, no medical man would Rod, the Veterinary Art, when he could reap greater a& vantages by remaining as a furgeon, and it will, of courfe, defeat the end of the Veterinary Eftabliftunent in this country, if they are not put on the fame foot ing as their brethren. DIE. On Sendai laft, In Pall•inall .h; the 72d year n( her are, Mee. ldgar, rend of the tre htiledoo of the Red Hook , fatir:th. LONDON: Printed aad pi:Milted by LFVEL KENT,(ef Cao• watery= Lambeth) at the Biqa OrilCt. No. t, Cans tit res hod alra at ttit Sr*, narttt , Teirrit-Dar. NUM] TH To le The P aim ON ath tl Beerier anew % The ST Never An!er!! 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