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F . • t 7-, -,.. c E ve- t., , 1 ..:....: . . . . ' ' . _ , ' 4 ' • -. . . •\.. . 2' • ' -t • A . . ~ , •. , f ° . . a. . / . I! \ .1. «‘ii, ••• , 40 `: i• A. 1; ) 7 . I P . I # • ' - - - -('- ' 1 ,4....:. ~ A l i s • 4 ....#, • c,-._.,, I,: v ~,,...._ .• . • -:‘,. • A., 0 . . • NUMBER .5685] MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION. •Kl* OT ICE is hereby given, That a Half Yearly .le4 General Meeting or Aremblyothe Coittpany of Proprietors of the above N igation, will be held at the Canalfloofe. in New port, on Wedneftby the 6th day of May pest, at 12 o'clock at now. Newport, April to, do,. R. RUDDER. ARMY. A CAPTAIN in an unexceptionable Regiment of 3. two Battalions, willies to exchange to Half Pay, without the difference. Apply by letter only, pott paid, addreffed to Cap- On I'. at Mr. /Nut's, batter, No. 33, Jertnytt-flluet. ARMY. ACAPTAIN of a REGIMENTof INFANTRY in the Mediterraneln, wifhes to EXCHANGE to a REM. ItIENT at Home, or to H ALF•PAY. without difference. A r ply by letter (volt paid) directed to S. B. No. 36, St. Martin it rcet, 'Act fter Square. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 of £.20,030 I, 4 of £4A°° 4 ic,coo 9 1 POO &c. See. &c. - -- SWIFT and CO. No. a I,i'oultry, and No. 12, Charing Crots. continue telling the Tichets and Shares, war- ranted undrawn,of the preterit STATE LOTTERY. The Sewed Pay of Drawipg is filed for THURSDAY NEX C,. t3d ialkant. when every Ticket drawn will be a Prize. and the Brit-drawn Ticket entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. 'No. 4. CORNHJLL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH refpalfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry, and the Public. that all Tickets in the STA rE LOTTERY, drawn THURSDAY, Ara tt.z3. will be PRIZES; and every Ticket drawn on that Day is intrinfteally worth more than Thirty Guineas. The Firft drawn Ticket is entitled to TWINTY Tuou SA ND PODNDS. Tickets and Shams are fellingin great Variety at the above Offices, where No. 6,635, a Prize of 300001 in the Laft Lottery, and Twenty other Capital Prizes, were fold, Oared, and regiftered.—The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of ‘lO,OOO I 4 Prizes of C 5,000 6 10400 to i,cco &e. &C. &C. SPCOND DAY OF DRAWING, THURSDAY, APRIL the u3d. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, Pall-Man. DIRECTOIS. Sir Jaa. Coakburne, of Langton, John Prowett. Efq. Bart. Vint. Bland. FN. M. D. 0. F. Stratton, Efq. Wm. Collins Jaekfon. fry. tames Wright, E fq. Benjamin Angel, Ell. Ludo Huff ham, Efq. mtitiOtalllf maternal. lames Pattetion, Efq. Ralph Green, Efq. Samuel Sketchier, Efq. 1 !toms Hague, Efq. Philip Palmer, Efq. Rev. C. Sandhi John Goiling, Efq. 'HIS Inflitution is (*.ruled for the purpofe of ad. 1. wincing, to perfons of terpeetability, any fun or tutu. of money they may occafionally be in want of. upon fair and equitable terms ; which. ss hile they infure confiderable benefits to the Sub feribers, may refeue thole requiring affiflance from the inconve niences and extortions to which they have hitherto been mated. Farther particulars retpetiling the views and regulations of this Society may be obtained. by application; at the Office, No is, Pall-Mall; and any Perron% in the Country. writhing to become /pets to the lnliittnien, will make their applications accordingly, by letters poft paid. . The Shares. by a late refolutiee ache Proprietors, are to be in. created, and Books are open to receive Stabkriptions at Meffrs. Ilodfoll and !hiding, Bankers, in the Strand; Meffrs. Prefeott. Grote, and Co. Bankers, Threadneedle-10'ml. and at the Houk of the ;officiation, Pall Mall. lit. F. THOMPSON. Solicitor to the 1141mi/tn. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the LONDON 1 . CLERGY, at SION COLLEGE, oo Friday the 3d day of April, 1807. It was Unanimoutly Refolved, That the following Peirrino Ewald he forthwith pretested to the Plonourable the Houle of Commons : To the , lifaistonible the COMMONS. of the United Kingdom of GLEAM BRITAIN and IRELAND in Patilinneot affinaded. Thillindde PETi ETON of theLONDON CLERAI', 'neap*. need Tithe of the PRESIDENT and FELLOWS of SIM C within the Qty of Loader, Snevrwro. This your Petitioners have leannil, by the Voted of this Ho sourable Hook, that a IKE has bets for Corot time, and is now depose% in Parliament, wedded, ". A Dill for enabling hie Mikkey to avail himfelf of the S•r. Wen afaN lie Liege Subtsects is his Naval and Military Forces, io thaimaersherein mastionse Tht you Pedtimers feel It their etty. to fain& their [Moos appseheeline tithe earn likely to aril frost the fail Bill, if tasted Wm a Law. That your Petidonera conceive this mature to afford a moft formblable precedent of departing, in a Itadingand important W itting*, *eon Ha prirdpita of our Coeffittninn in Church and State, as affected in the ever memorable Bill of Wens, tha bass of our Laws and Liberties. - That the Ostha and Declarations, provided In that Bill and M; , ling and.fuhfetteent Adis of Parliament. ars not more than th:t, it'd for the oreterration of the Church Eflahlinmient ageing • attempts of thrie, whole principles ever have been, and ever 1 , 4 1 remain in dived hottility en it. • That ; . our Petitioners, initrueed by all esperienee, apmuhsead, dat thole rho have eve abated power, when they have polltalltd to the planets of foendlng their own dominion on the delimis tint of the civil wail religions Mercies of snaabind, and the true =of °main. Megration, %mild be Inclined, if drame• permitted. se patine the fame mule& ; and that placing Mbar! maks and eanmends in the haft& of perfons fo difpohnl, maid enable them to emert any seise ecntegion they might be iseseed to demand. and %midi them , erith a powerful inttrtunent., b our, on their projetts with ellat,tothe one' , ruin attar happy steftitation in church and Rate, width am* nand or fall together. Year Pa Women. therdere, mg humbly pray, that the above mendeased Dill may net pats into a law ; rand that this Honour. able Houk in its witdona, will be pleated to maintain, and prime initiate theft laws, which experience has proved to lStr the her, largeorde of ear national happinets and tenuity. and, mist Drums Peovarnanc a. the Aroma fupport of the title of ow Mend Monarch, and lab mita Family, to the dime ef this United kingdom. Given at Sian College. under our Common teal, ;Nit third day g April, is the rear of our I tard THURSDAY, APRIL le, 1807. VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 10,1107. THE COMATISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS Aciyislr, NAVY, de her* give Notes*, That on Friday the 24th initant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, foiled up, and treat for the fupply of what VEGETABLES (hall be demanded for - the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and Veffeis at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk. for twelve months certain, from the dot of Contradt ; to be paid for by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conrad may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by Applying to Mt. John Walter, at Yar mouth. No reined will be bad to ag Tatar is which the piss jia sist iNfertsl is weeds • t length,or that Atoll xi Iv delivery/ to the Bawd hr /err Oes eCkci on the laid Friday the 241 b istifant, nor onLifs the Pewit+ Yob* lighei the Troder, or fimee Perfas sea lir WWI; efts& to «slaw what colled for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, April t 3, 1107. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTrS NAV?", de hereiy the mike, That sto Tnefday, the sth of May next, they will be ready to receive Ttnden In writing (leaked up) and treat for Two Hundred and Twentkilbosfand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN ANDY ;to be delivered, one half in the fpaee of one mouth, a the remainder In one month aftenvards, into his Majcfty's Viduainag Stores at Portfmonth, Plymouth, and Cork, in the following proportions. viz. PORTSMOUTH too,ooo Gallons PLYMOUTH toopots CORK so,noo PAILMMEATART PRbCIEDING3. HOUSE OF LORDS, WE')NESDAY, APRIL 15. The lrilh Servants Wages Bill and the frith Stamp Dudes Bill were read a recant time, and committed for to•ntorrow. The Iriih Malt and Spirits Bill, the hills Fees Commitßoners Bill. the Sicilian Prize Money Bill, the Fullers Earth Bill, and the Treafurer of the Nav)'s Regulation Bill, paired through Commit tees and were reported. The fecund reading of Ellies Divorce Bill was poftported till Thurfday •he 234 Infant. CAPTORS OF MONTE VIDEO. Lord HAWK ESBURY gave notice, that he &mild to-morrow move that the Thanks of the Houfe be given to Brigadier General Sir Ssmutl Auchmuty and Rear-Admiral Stirling for their gallant cooduet in the capture of Monte Video. SCOTS JUDICATORS BILL.' On the motion of Lord ELDON, the Committee Oil the Scotch Judicature Bill was deferred to Friday, in order to give time fur a further fcarch for precedents as to the manner in which the Scotch Judges were to be received. His Lord&lp Rated that bethought likely that it would be requilite to introduce a Bill into Parlia ment to regulate this point of precedency, in s all time coining. UNIVBRSITY OF DUBLIN. Tke Duke of CUMBERLAND, feting a Noble Lord prefent (Lord Kinnaird) who had in the de bate of Tuefday adverted to fume letters, which, in his capacity of Chancellor of the Univerfity of Dub lin, he had written for the Provoft and Vice Cban. cellnr, felt it incumbent on him to Rate, that he had he correfpondence alluded to, introduced his t and to be paid for by BM payable with inter& ninety days after not, in .. a , date. Di jetty s name, or exeicifed any undue influence, N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unkfs the quantity of Runs for the purpofe of inducing them to petition againft and of Brandy. together with the price thereof, fball be fep the Catholic 88. and didindly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted for a I Lord KINNAI RD felt it due to the candour of quantity than Tim Thoufand Gallon. of either article. I the illuflrious Duke *to Ilate, that he had communi. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's I wed to his L , •rdfhip a copy of the correfpondence Office. in queftion. He muft, however, be permitted to No retard will be bad to any Tinder in which tin trice flail not & (late, that the King's name was certainly introduced, inferled in war& of length, er tbat jihell wet & &livered t 4 du Beard before on- o'clock ea the laid Taciday the sa 4 may next, per sitlis a nd that there were palfages which admitted of the deperfas who ~ha the Tender, or /eau prise M bit Act.if s tk.& I Interpretation which he had put upon the letters. At anfwir whew ealkd fir. I A — be t a me time the refpekt which was due to the decla- ration jut made by the illuftrious Duke, required that he fhould flare that thole paffages were fulceptible of a different interpretation. The Duke of CUMBERLAND. in explanation, raid, that there was only one allufion to his Majelly in the correfpondence, and that was merely fur the purpofe of having the Petition correa in point of form. He understood that the Petition fhould be addreff-d to the " King and Parliament." There was a paffage in ore of his letters where he Paled that the Petition might be advantageous to their in tereffs. His meaning was, that the avowal of their fentiments might confideraYy add to the number of the ftudents, particularly when conjoined with the (mall expence at which education could be obtained at the Univerfity of Dubin, compared with the ex pence of attending thole of Oxford or Cambridge. The BISHOP of MEATH was about to make tome obfervations on the correfpondence alluded to, when he was called to order by Lord Holland, there being no motion before the Houfc.—Adjourned. 110 000 PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATIt CONTRACT, ANEXCELLENT HOUSE, definablyfittiated AN in Portland Place. and fitted up In the molt elrgant ityle a few months ago ; together with the natures therein, and the Coach Houfe and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is milli new, may be taken at valuation. For farther particulars apply to William Pardon, Atchlted, No. 39, Boner's-Area, who is autharlfed to treat for the fame. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The following Members were appointed oa the Eaft Looe Com mittee : Lord John Campbell Hon. Edward Finch Mr. William Jekyll Mr. Hiky Addington Sir John Frederick Mr. Maedos all T . _ Mr. F. T. Folgbam Mr. Chubs Powell Lame Mr. Robert Thornton Mr. William Jacob Lord Lifburn Mr. Richard Tighe Mr. Richard Price Lord Lifmore Mr. Archibald Campbell. Mr. ROSCOE brought up a petition reeiived front Liverpool. which was ordered to lie upon the table. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the report of the Loan Intercft Bill. The kith Lam Bill was read a third time and paired. CHAMOP MINISTFIS. The Him. W. a LYTTLETON rofe to make his promifed motion, and commenced with ohferving, that in fubmitting the refolution he prnpofed to the ,Houle, it was not his intention to revive what had piffed in the. debate of Thurfday lag, when fo many fubjeds were sintroduced extraneous to the abllraft quettion then under confideration. In the prefent .inflance, it would be impoffible to avoid mentioning feveral particulars, explanatory of the merits of the late Adminitiration, and on thefe he mutt be allowed to make fume Wet vations. Before, however, he pro ceeded to the objeCt he principally had in view, he malt exprefs his great regret, at the manner in which the motion he had jolt alluded to had been nega fired, becaufe he thought it indicated a fort of cow ardice on that occafion not to alien and maintain ere of the great principles. of the Conliitution. It farmed as if the Houfe would accede to thofe perni sinus maxims, which, if carried into effeet, would deftroy the belt fecurities of the State, which in the tumultuous days of the Stuarts had been fo power luny contefted. Whatever might b the doubts . .Crentlemen entertained at that time, none would esift, he hoped, now, as this queflion would involve no boundary of the Royal Prerogative, and as it was founded on principles which had been fo lately re cognized, when fo honour able and uniform a fupport was given to the late Adminiarati n. They had feen fuddenly and unezpededly the removal of Mini- Eters, who by the wildom of their meafures had ac (lnked the entire confidence of that Houfe and of the Country, and at a moment, when they were carrying into effeet the molt falutary plans, in the faithful and active difcharge of their important duties. He would not enter into the motives for this change; the faft was fufficient, and that could not be difputed. Let Gentlemen lock to the general Rate of Europe, and to the particular fituation of this kingdom, and they would find that, both from the one and the - other, arguments might be deduced, which ihould lead them to lament this change. Wa were not in that hate of perfea fafety, that we could contemplate the remarkable viciffitudes in the affairs of Europe without uncalinefs ; and at this fingular crifis, was it not expedient, by dutiful reprefenta lions to the Throne, to implore that thofe Servants of his Majeßy might be continued in office, who had diligently ditcharged their obligations to the Sove- reign, and who had obtained the confidence of Par. Hamm, and of the nation. When the implacable FOR SALE BY PUBLICAucrioN,_ At the London Tavern, Foxbole-fttoet, Plymouth, on Friday, the seth of April, inftant. at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, FIX. FOR EX PORTATIO pieces Brandy and Spirits 3 ditto Capers khds. %of Brandy I cafe Liquorice P ie " t White Wine calks Argol Mids. 3 ditto Olives pieces icardon Wine a ditto Spanifh Green hbds Mufcatiel ditto SS bales Bottle Corks pfe-es Red Wine a Cafe Anchovies Wks Stick Brimftone s bales Bay Leaves ditto, and t bale Almonds s ditto Bay Berries (in the (hell.) a ditto LiquorictriCoot 4 ditto Cream Tartar Being the condemned parts of the Cargoes of the Fzpedition, Noraeldt, and Marianne. captured on their voyages from Cute by his Majcity's Ship welly E, R. Mot , Efq. Captain. Ago, 94 PiPesi B ran d y 12 hhds. 6a pipes Red Wine 6 ditto Ned Port ditto io 453 137 t 1k: 125 a 67 37 ditto White Wine, • Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Dana Ship Ger mania, H Vol., Mafter, taken on her voyage from Barcelona by the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively. Alfo, a cafes bound and unbound Books trunk Wearing Apparel 47 bags Rice 19 ditto Calarances. s kegs Tar s Table Spoons and 5 Forks (Silver) a Plated Candlefticks, Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner FELIX, Ru. Bova Na, Efq. late Commander, taken out of the Spauifh Schooner. Alfo, 4 bales Carer° Oranges ditto French Berries' so butts Allum, Imported from Leghorn. Alfo, 4 Ithds. 23 bottles Tent Wine 6 bales Liquorice Root a ditto Almonds, _ _ _ Reftored t• the Claimants ex Pm J. Dattwarnmo ' Matter. . Alto, a Quantity of wood bound Pieces, Pipe., and Hogiheads, (emptied, per Ida Marigaretta.) The beautiful copper bottomed . Schnoneries AMIS, pierced for ma, well found,and a very faft railer. DlMtNstoms•-•Lenglltosft. 6M. Breadth, soft. toin. Depth -..- Adniesfures 128 13-94thatons. Hasa deep wank, and is calculated to carry a cargo proportion able to her dimenfions. _ _ ____ ._ ...... ..........____ The fine coppered Ship PRINCE of WALES, bass figure head sad quarter galleries, pierced for guns, (if not previoutly tiff. pofed of) of the following dimenfions t Length 84ft. Breadth syft. tin. Depth of hold t ift.6in. Height between decks, Eft. admeafures 264 wow She ia a very fuhltantial, well hailt vela, (impeded about four year. old, he jolt been thoroughly overhauled and examined by an eminent Ship Builder, and completed with a new flub upperdeck, caphand, windlafs, and a double tier of Bate rooms, and every other requifite for an armed Welt indiaman. Both flock veffris maybe feu to fee immediately. only wanting men and provifroos. and are therefore highly deferring the attention of merchants tea -1 ding to the American Colonies, who have alto an opportunity of laying in a very fuitabk affortment of Goods at this port, very rarely to be met with. The Pripet of Wake Is completely rigged, 1 and ready to load at an bour's notice. Her Roes art very shun : dant, and in excellent condition. 1 Alfo, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM, Pednan built, round ' ftern.—Length Baft bin. Breadth sift. Depth 9R. Stlin —Ad useafures 159 11-94 tons. She is flat floored, very burtkenfonse and well found. Alfo, purfuant to dirediions from the CommliGoners for the L CNN and Dirporal of Pruffian Property, the brig MERCURIUS. Length, nsft. bin. Breadth, soft. 210. Depth —. Admeafures zoo tone. She. has Wel l underrate Tome repairs at this port, and is a demi good vela. The KOFF PETRUS. Length S6ft. Breadth soft. ;in.—Admeafures r6o tons. .a. A flat floored barthenfome veffcl, in good condition. Alfo her Cargo, otelliting of empty Beurdeaux Wine Cats. Illefe Varela are admirably calculated for the Battle, timber and oat trade, or any other where burtben is required. Alfa, ten bales of Liquorice Root, part of the Cargo of the Pap. penburgh brig Matta. For temples, inventories. and further information, a pply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Who has for Private Sale, About rpn Bikes. Cannon Powder; . flow feet Dutch Oak Plank. A depofit of ss per Cent. will be required on the Verde and Goods fold at Public Sale, and the remainder on or before delivery. I PRIM SIX-PgIVCK enemy of tl - e kingdom was triumphing over his Conti , nental enemies, and extending his power with a rani; dity unknown in the annals of modern warfare, wis it not of the highell confequence that we fissuld he cautious, that the power of this country fhauld be entrufled to thofe who were bell qualified to employ, it to advantage ? In fuch hands, that power WAS hap pily repofed, until the late change took place in his Majefly's Councils. He would not fay that the late Minillers ltad done every thing ; but they had per. formed, he would venture to affert, as much as could be reafonably expelled of them in the (hart period of their public fervices. They had ably drawn forth the refoutces of the empire, and all hands and hearts were united in one common bond of union to fupport them. Should the Houfe, under Inch citcurnflances, fubmit to their exclulion from Adminiftrati n with out explanation and without acmonffrance ? Was it to be laid, that the finances of the country were info flontifhing a condition, that no prudence was necelfary in their management ? Were the appearances in the Sifter )(land fo tranquil, as not to require caution ? With regard to the &it, a fy em had been propofed, which afforded the only me ins of probing to the bot tom the deep wour.ds of the State. There had been a laxity in that department, which became of great confequence to corred, and at all times the Commons of England had confidered the moll vigilant attention to the public purfe, amongil the molt effential parts of its duty. The ffrength of the enemy was leen to be progreffively increaling, his refo trees to be ra , pidly multiplying ; and in this fituation, Miniflers retorted to every meafure to render Britain formi dable; but before they employed the powers with• which they were inverted, by the confidence of the nation, and of their Sovereign, they made propofals to France to give peace to this kingdom arid to mankind, and which the enemy would bare accepted, 101 he really been difpofed for conciliation. Difappointed in this honntirable projcd, they had not indulged in complaints;idle they had not condefcended to coal fe accirfation ; but they had prepared 'themfelves MAO. fully to oppofe farce with force. With regard to the army, was it nothing, that for its better regulation they had adopted a courfe of proceeding more fuited to the charar'ter of human nature, which would ren der it the obj :CI of national gratitude and refped ; and which, by infpiring confidence, would add to the Ilrength of the empire ? Some frifpicions were enter• tained that a porti n of what had been recommended was not likely to be beneficial : certain, however, it was, that the intentions of the late Miniflers were good, that their defign was to give vigour and fpirit to this important refource for the national defence, and that they had had the thodeily at all times to Wien with patience to whatever might be fuggeffed to improve the public force. As to the prefent Mi niflers, they had feen little of them. [4 cry of Hear! [fear! from the Minillerial Benches.] It was very fin guitar that they fhould behave in that manner, as if clamour were the bell expedient to acquire the confi dence of the nation. What was the brit fpecimen they had given of their merits ? It was this, that they had brought to the bar of the Houfe the Sove reign himfelf. [Cry of hear, hear ! loudly repeated.) —They had thus concealed themfelves behind the Throne, and fhrunk from their Conflittitinnal refpon fibility. He was as flrongly impreffed with a fenfe of duty to his Sovereign as any one on the other fide of the Houfe, but he would (hew this obedience by loyalty to the State ; and he fhould be glad to learn if any reafoning could be employed that would ren der the latter inconfiffent with the former. He might indeed coned from the conduit of the prefent Mini tiers, that they confidered them perfedly diltind and incongruous. It was the more proper to itiftify the condua of the late fervants of the Crown, fince y bad been alfailed by libels and intlifcriminate anufe ; even into the public ntwlpapers were introduced the minutes of the Cabinet, communicated by fume pn. - jured Counfellor for the mere purpofe of mifrepre. fentation. The Honfe had alto feen, that a fanati cal cry had been raifed from one end of the countr y to the other, to operate on the public feeling, and ti the Chancellor of the Exchequer had himfelf ven tured to give the watch word to it. So lately as Thurfday lall the Members were moll indecently threatened with the diffolution of Parliament, if they would not accede to what was propofed to them, or rather impeded upon them. How often were they to be fent back to their Conflituents at the good pleafure of Miniflers ? Was it jolt, was it reafonahle ? He was not fent here to cabal with Placement and if he were to be difmiffed to his Conflitnents, he would proteff againil filch a pervezfion of the pow e r referred by the Britifh Conulitution. By the belt principles of that Conflitution, the vote he had given the other night was fandioned, brit after the rent. ante given to it, it was difficult to fay what benefi cial propofition would not be rejeded. What be had to recommend to the Houfe would derive from him very little authority ; he had nothing to offer but a eharadet yet unreproached, and he hoped irre proachable; what he propofed Was with the purest wifhes for the public good, and becaufe he thought that a tefolution of the kind he should immediately flare ought to be recorded. It was " That this Houfe, confidering a firm and vigilant Adrhinlitta tion indifpenfable to the prefatt pollute of public affairs. has fern with the greateft regret the late change In his ISdajedy's Coun cils." Mr. HIBBERT rote to fecond the motion. Al though he had, in the measure renarding the Slave Trade, uniformly oppofed the late Adminilfration, yet he was happy now in giving them a proof of his fincete approbation of their general conduit. His Hon. Friend had given a compreherfive view of the grounds on which the refolution was founded. He prefumed that whatever difference of opinion there might be on fume fubjefts, there was no difagreement as to the State of alarm in the preterit trills of public affairs. To Alert fuch a propofition was to procure immediate convidion of its truth. The Gentletneen on the other fide had Paid, that the late Miniflers tended a bed of role:, when they entered into power ; but he did not think, now they oßeupied the fame CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers , No. 26, Os • ! roan Sdratar. near Rathhone Place, (eftablifhed for near Forty Years) will continue to havens Pale at their Office. TICK ETS and SHARES warranted undrawn, during the whole of the drawing The rich Rate of the Wheel confifts of the following Capitals t 3 of £.20,000 9 of COO 4 10400 I 9 5 00 4 3.000 1 &c. &e. &c. All the Tickets Drawn on the &rand Day of Drawing, will be entitled to 101. each in addition to any other benefit that may tall to the m ;—No ta,to3, a prize of to,oool in the laft November Lottery. anti No. 6,0 s t a prize of 3001.. were fold in twenty (even Shares, by Carroll and Co. N. B. sopool. for the Fiat Drawn Ticket, on Tborfday, April s 3; the fecund day of Drawing.