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TRADES' HALL, Glargote, Match ij, 1807. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM. AT appointed he the INCORPORATED TRADES. and other PUBLIC BODDIS and CITIZENS rcfpcdtteely, co the POLICE BILL BUSINESS, Mr HENRY WARDROP, Chairman. A Sub Committee having been named for the purport of ma turely confidering the Bill, reported, that it appeared to them the Alterations and Amendrr.enta atter inferted ought to he made in the Chivies of it. And the General s'emmittee basing eonfidered and deliberated on the Report of the Sub Committee, did approve 1 (dew lam; and appointed the Chairman to tranfmit a copy of the propofed Amendments to the Lord Prnvoft to morrow, with a regneft that the fame may be laid before the Magiftratre and I Conned, and an anfwer returned robins fometirne on Friday near, before four o'clock, P. M. when the Committee are again to meet. TRAMS' HALL, March 28, 18°7. At a Meeting of the General Committee of the Incorporated Trades. other Public Bailer, and Citizens of Glafgow, on the POLICE sod STATUTEI.ABOUR BILLS, fo far as the latter interefts die Citizens of Glaftow. The Chairman reported, That, agreeable to the appointment of the Committee at their Meeting on the 23d current, the Amend ments on the Police Bill.propofed by the Committee at that Meet; ing (and hereinafter inferted) bzd been tranfmitted to the Lord Provort ; and that the anfwers, as hereinafter added to each Seed-1 tion, had been returned by the Magiftrates and CounciL And the Committee having confidered the anfwers, did, with only two cliffenting voices, adhere to the Alterations and Amendments re folved on by the Committee at their Meeting, on March 231, 1 in fo far as not agreed to, by the Magiftrates and Council. And the Committee, therefore, in terms of their former le,rolutions,' ordered Petitions againft the Bill to be prepared, and every Con• Ritutional meafure to be adopted, for the purpofe of obtaining the Amendments refolved on by the Committee, and alfo for obtain ing fuch further Amendments and Alterations, as may appear to the Committee proper and neceffary; the Committee having rt ferved power to do fo, In the event the Council fhnuld not agree to the Amendment tranfmitted to the Lord Provolt. STATUTE LABOUR BILL. . Nearly the whole of the Incorporated Trades, as well as the Company of Grocers, having refolved to oppofe the Statute La bour Bill for the County, fo far as it relates to the City of Olaf pow,, the Committee refumed confideration of it, and Refolved (with only one diffenting voice) That if it be at all neceffery to augment the rate of Converfion for Statute Labour, in the I. icy (which is not by any means evident) the Revenue thence offing fhould be under the management of the Magiltrates and other Commiffioners of Police for the City :—That this Relolutiun ihould be tranfmitted to the County Meeting, which is to be held on the tit of April next:—And, That the Gentlemen of the County be accordingly requefted to infert in the Bill a Claufe to this purpofc. But fhould this Claufe not be obtained, the Committee Behaved, That Petitions fhould be prepared, and g relented to Parliament againft the Bill, fo far as it relates to the City of Glafgow. ALTERATIONS and AMENDMENTS of the COMMITTEE referred to in the preceding Minutes, with the anfwer to each by the Town Council. Sedion 3d —The Affillants of the Commiffioners in each Ward ought alfo to be made Special Conftables. and recommended to the Magiftrates for that office.—Aofwer. Unneceffary ; the Law of the [.and being already fufficient for that purpofe. Sedion ath.—The qualification for a Commillioner ought to remain as by the prefent Aft, namely x3l..—Anfwer. Cannot be granted; not left than 3cl of rent. Sedion lath —The Baillies ought to be mentioned five in naut• ba; and no Member of the Town Council fhould be eligible to be elected a Commiffioner; and any Comnuffioner, becoming a Member of the Town Council, fhould, re ipfo, vacate his feat at the Board of Police. the Provoft, five Baillies. Dean of Guild and Convener excepted.—Anfwer Number of Baillies is men tioned in the Amendments on the Bill; but Cc.uncillors cannot be excluded. Sedloa 14th.—It ought to be declared, that the lift of the names of all patrons ill each of the AVards eligible to elect, or to be elected Como:Wieners, fhould be made up by the Surveyor. and Ghoul& at all times, be patent to the Board of Police, or to soy one of them.--Anfwer. Agreed to. Sectioft soth...-That the old rates of Affeffment &add he con tinued, and the Colledor named by the Board of Cordirniffieners ; and, u it is not expedient that a plurality of offices be united in one perfoo, the Colledor of the Police Funds (hookd always be pt diftind and separate from the Colledor of Cefs.—Anfwer. The rate of Affeffment mull be railed as propofed in the New Bill; but agree to leave out the words " Collector of Cgs." Sedion anth.—The flate of the payments and difburfements mentioned in this Sedion, &veld, befitles being publifhed in the mode laid down in this Sedtion, ago be publifhed °Lea in each of the Glafgow Newfpapers.—Anfwer. Agreed to. Sediou soth.—The Matter of Police, Clerk, Collector and other Officers, ought to aft under the authority and orders o; elk Ma giftrates and Commiffioners, or any one of them in place of the Magiftrates only.—Anfwer. Cannot be granted. Seftion 3 tita—The Officers of Police ought not be armed, as the Mag iftrates at all times, when neceffary, have it in their power to call f or the affiftance of the Military.—Anfwer. Agreed to. Section 33d —ln this Sedion, immediately after the' word, " Nunes," the word n public" ought to be inferted, and the words " and alfo the laid Foot Pavements' . ought to be kept out, and the Soil, Dirt, &e. &c. ought to be declared to be " Police Property" in place of " Public Property."—Anfwer. Agreed to. Sedion 43d.—Perfons convided of wilfully breaking Lamps, Mould, for the fecond, and every fubfequent offence, be fent to Bridewell, fora limited period, if unable to pay the fine inipoled. Anfwer. Agreed to. Sedion 45th.—Refpeding Fire Engines ought to be kept out of the Bill altogether;, and, in general, the management of the fire department ought to remain as at prefent; and all claufes, or part of claufes, in the Bill, relating to Fire Engines ought to be expung ed.—Anfwer. This is not agreed td; but Bucket Money to be paid to Police Funds, if the Merchants' and Trades' Houfes allow it, which is at prefent under their confideration for the pur pofe of relioquilhing ; and a claufe will be inferted in the Bill fur recourfe on the proprietors of the premifes burned, although it is not certain that Parliament saili grant it. Scdion soth.—As the Committee conceive that the laws al ready exitting relative to frau.le, in the Sale of Coal, are fut.:lent for checking the abufe, the Committee is of opinion, that the re gulation relative to Coals inferted in this Sedion ought to kept eat .—Anfwer. Expunged Section 53d. —Regulations refpeding the Fares of Pilots, Sze. ought to be expunged —Anlwer. Expunged. &diem 54111 —Ought to run in thefe word.," And be it enact ed, that from and after the palling of this .aft, all perfons within the laid City, who (hall ad as Brokers or Dealers in old furniture, fniall parcels of yarn, old wearing apparel, or pieces of old metals, Both, in manner aforclaid, enter their names and places of refi deter in a book to he kept for that purpofe within the Town Clerks Chambers of the Paid City, and alfo -within the Office of Police in laid City ; and, if any of -them Mall omit to do Co, they than be liable to a penalty nut exceeding five pounds flailing. to be impoLd by any of the laid Magiftrates, and levied and re covered in manner hereinafter direfted."--Anfwer. Agreed to as to lies being feat to Police Office. WIWI) soth --The fentences mentioned in this Saftion might to be declared! to be futjed to rcvicw.—Anfwer Agreed to; and confinement to be reftt:elcd to thirty days in Bridewell. Seaton soth.--Tbe Magiarates and Comniiffioners, as a Board of Police, Mould be entitled to make bye laws mat regulations for the snore etketually carrying into execution the purpofes of the Ad, and not contrary thereto, and to the laws of the land, and filch bye laws ought to be acted on without any confirmation of them by the Magill:met and Town Council, and publifited as sty - atoned in this Sedion—Anfwer. Cannot be granted. Section btft.--At or about the pet iod at which the prefent Aft was oistained, the Public were given to underhand by the Magif trates and Town Council, that the r• ?tore of Lighting and Clean ing the Streets of the City within the *mint Royalty, taken upon an Allow of fie years, three years of peace, and three of war, in wisich laft the oil was dearer, was Sod Belling yearly, and, in ennfequence of this data, it was agreed, that the Community of the City should pay into the Police Funds, an annual payment of Sock and be Ttlio , ..d of the tapenfe of Lighting and Cleaning the Streets. By the preisnt act, however, the Royalty was confider ably extended. and it has, horn an experience of fix years, been foot d, that the annual averake impede o Cleaning and Lighting the Streets to the ancient and extend e4 Royalty, amounts to 163 1. 13s. td. la this view of the matter, therefore, and which, bps, iovelltiation, will be found cowed, the Committee are of o pinion, the Commqnity of the City ought to contribute mot annually, towards the acyclic of Lighting and Cleaning the Streets, ..-Aiifwar. Cannot be granted, laccaufe they have not the Funds. • Sedion bad.-1 he Magiftrates and ConimilTiouers of the Board a police ought to have p o wer to appoint a Fifeal, to profecute all pub*, ofitadii.g under chi. Adk,and apprehend by the founts d 1 the Police. before any one or more of the Magiftrates fitting at the Police Office; and it ought be enacted, that a MARiftrate or Ma giftrate., fbauld, for there purples, meet at the lichee Office ac cordingly, and the fines arifing in confequence of fuch protect' tion, thould be paid into and make part of the Police Funds.— Anfwer. Cannot be granted. Liedtion 66th.—All pecuniary penalties and forfeitures wiling from and enaded by the Ad, &mid be paid to the Treafurer of the Board of Police, for hehoof of the Police Eftablifhment, and form part of the Police Funds.—Anfwer. Fines to he paid to Po lice Funds, after payment of the expenfe of profecuting. ScEtions 7 tit and 72d.—Refpeccting the Bowling Green ought to be expunged —Anfwer. Expunged. Section 73(1. I. he expenfe of obtaining the Act ought to be defr.tyLd out of the Police Funds, and expended at the fight, and under the diredtion of the Board, and the Commiffioners ought to be empowered to apply the furplus at prefent on hand, or fuch part of it as may be neceffary towards that expenfe...Anfwer. Cannot be granted. The Magiftrates and other Commiffionera of Police Should be empowered to pnrchafe ground or houfes, for eredling fuitabk Offices, and to purchee or rent ground for depot - dim; Dung and ereaine, Cart Sheds.—Aawer. Cannot be granted. The Magiftratcs and Commiffinners ought to have power to call out, in rotation, two Citizens poireffing the qualification of a Commiffioner, as Conitables of the night, for concurring in ju riflidtion with, and aiding, the Superintendant of Police.—An fwer. Cani.ot be granted. By appointment of the Committee, GEORGE CRAWFURD, Clerk and Agent to the Committee. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. GENTLEMEN, THE very diflinguifhed honour you have this day conferred upon me by eleding me a fifth time to be one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament, demands my warmclt ac knowledgments. I atilt my condudt will continue to merit your approbation. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with th e grew& refpeet, Your mull obedient and molt hutnkle firvant, ; Ayleibury, April 9.1807. SCOTT TITCHFIELD. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND tirENTLEMIN, WE beg leave to offer you our grateful acknow ledgments for the honour you have conferred on us by rededing us into the Diredion. Trolling that the Proprietors will ever find us deferving of the confidence they have repofed in us. We have the honour to be, With great refped, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt obedient arid very humble fervants, CHARLES GRANT . GEORGE SMITH, Eaft India Houfe, WILLIAM "fiIORNTON. April 9, ISD7. S. TOONE. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lames AND GENT astaN, THE rcfult of the Ballot of yenerday, impreffes me with the molt heartfelt gratitude. Having handily devoted myfclf to your interefts, in the &na tion to which I was by your favour firlt chofen a good many years ago, I now find a return to me the molt grateful and molt ani mating in the very diftinguilbed fupport you have been pleafcd to accord to mein the eot.teft juft terminated. You have at once bound and encouraged me to your ferviee for the time to come. I lament that my powers for it are not greater; fuch as they are, allow me to allure you they will continue to be exerted for promoting the welfare of the Company with conftant fidelity and zeal. I have the honour to be, With tatting gratitude and attachment, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and devoted fervant, Faft India Houk, April 9, 1807. CHARLES GRANT. THE next Meeting of the Trunees for putting in execution the feveral Ads of Parliament for repairing the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, io the County of Mid dlefex, and for amending the Road leading from Brent Bridge over Hanwell licath, through the Parilhes of Hanwell, New Bsentford, and Ealing, to the Great Wefteni Road in the raid County, and for other purpofes, will be held at the Houle of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the pad& of Ealing, on Saturday, the ath day of April raw, at Twelve o clock at noon. C. HILL, Clerk. ,NIPTON, APRIL GEORGE-INN, NORTHA, 7s 180 7 THE following Refolutions were inte nded to have been moved at the Meeting held this day, at the Guildhall, in this town, to confider of the propriety of addreffing his Maj.fty at this important crifis. But after repeated fruitlefs attempts toss obtain a hearing, for (eacept one gentleman, who propofed that there be no addrefs, and the meeting be diffolved) no individual was fuffered to deliver his. fentimente againft the addrefs ; and, being peremptorily refufed the ufe of the hall, it was agreed to ad journ to the George. At this adjourned meeting, it was unani monfly refolved—That we diffent from the addrefs, I. Becaufe, when his Majefty's refufal to admit the Catholic ealms, occafioned a change in the adminiftration, of which the late Mr. Pitt was a member, in 18. st, no addrefs was thought necef fary ; therefore none is nceeffary now. II Becaufe, however pure may be the motives of thole who with for an addrefs, an addrefs, at the prefent time, certainly tends to fir up religious diffentions, which at all times are impolitic, and at this awful crifis may prove roinnus. 111 Becaufe, the Catholic Bill only rendered Catholics eligible to high offices in the Army and Navy; but left it entirely at the pleafure of his Mzjefty, to appoint them to fuch offices; and there fore cannot poffibly afford any juft ground of alarm. IV. Becaufe, we are perfuadcd. that to paralize at this juneture, the efforts of any, and efpecially one-fourth part of the population ' of the Empire, furnifhes no matter for congratulation. V. Becaufe, the Addrefs has a tendency to prevent all future Mintier: from propofing any thing to his Majefty on the Catholic claims, however neceffary it may be for the fafety of the Empire. Signed by the Chairman, JOHN BUXTON. Refolved unanimoully, That the thanks of the Meeting be given t o the Chairman. NOUVELLE OUVRAGE DU GENERAL DUMOURIEZ Aujourd'hui eft publie,priz 0. 6d cartonne. CAMPAGNES du Marechal de SCHOMBERG en Portugal, depots rAnnee 1661 jufqu'en 1668. Parlor GENERAL DUMOURIEZ. " C'ett au cceur v i e Je parte, et non pas a refprit " Chrz RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars ; Dehoffes Gerrard-Oren; Dulau et Co. Soho-fquare. CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS. This day was publifhed, neatly prinftd in Four Volumes (Mayo, with a Head of the Author, a New Edition, price IL Bs. boards, and on royal paper, hot-prefftd, al. t6s. boards, of LET'T'ERS, written by the late Right Honoura bl e PHILIP DORMER STANHOPE, Earl of CHESTER FIELD, to his Sen, Philip Stanhope, Efq. late Envoy Extraordi nary at the Court of Drefden. Together with feveral other Pieces on various Sallied,. Publifhed from the Originals by Mrs. Eu genia Stanhcpe. The Thirteenth Edition; in which are tamed, in their proper places, feveral Letters that were wanting at the time of their &ft Pubication. London Printed for J. Nichols and Son, W. J. and I• Rich. artifon, F. an I C Rivington, W. Lowndes, Cadell and Davies, J., Walker, J. Nunn, Longman, Hurfi, Rees, arid Orme, B. Croiby and Co, J. Mawman, Vt rnor, Hood, and Sharpe., Lacklngton, Allen, and Co ; E. Jaffrey, J. Afperne, J. Booker, and Villein and Spence, York. Of whom may be had, Another Edition, in q vols T2MO. price boards. Alfo, a fmall PocUt Edition, in 4 rob, price Bs. boards. PARGIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. APRIL tO. The Duke of L►.eas, Earl ASHISURNri AM, the Earl of GALLO• WAY, Lord Viscount Sr. MANI, and feveral other Lords, took the oaths and their feats. - - - - Mr. linblionfe. Mr. Bernani Mr. Difborough Mr. Mellifh, and feveral other Members of the tioufe of COMMOO% brought up the Fuller's Earth Bill, and fotne Private Bills, whieb were read a firft time. Adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr.WILBERFORCE brought up a Report from the Commit tee appointed to inquire into the merits of the Petition complain ing of an undue eledion for the County of Londonderry, and ob. tamed l-ave :he adjournment of the laid Committee, until again fumosoncd by the Speaker's Warrant, in order that time thould be allowed to the Commiffioncrs for examining evidence upon this fubjed in Ireland. Mr. Jonvs•rorte, from the office of the Chief Secretary for Ireland, prefented certain accounts with regard to Oak Bark.— Ordered to li► on the Table. As was an account prefented by Mr. MITFORD, with regard to the Cullom and Excife of Scat land. The Bill for railing a fund to provide for the Widows and Or.. phans of Schoolmafters in Scotland; and the Dover Pilots Regu. lotion Bill, were read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed. COLONEL CAV:THORNE. Mr. SWAN gave notice that he will(' on Monday move that the Petitioners from Lanct.ftcr upon the fubjea of Colonel Caw tliorne's Election &mild be heard by Conrad at the Bar. SCOTCH ACCOUNTS. Mr. HUSlUSSON7ativerting to an Order made laft Seffion, upon the Motion of a Noble Lord (11. Petty) whom he then law in his place, for the produdion of an Account with regard to the Scotch Excife for a certain number of years, obferved, that in pur fuance of that Order there were now behind Mm two huge volumes which only contained the Account- of one year, although almoft all the Clerks in the Eftablifbment had been engaged fince the order in preparing it. Now, as he could not conceive the objedt of the Noble Lord, or the utility of a compliance with his motion he gave notice that be would on Monday mcrve for refcinding the Order with regard to the twenty-three preceding years to which it referred. ----- Upon the Motion of Mr G. ROSE, new Writs were ordered for the I. ledlim; of Rcprefentatives for Chridchurch, in the room of the Right Honourable George Rofe, who &ice his eledion has “cccptcd the office of Tteafisrer of the Navy ; and of Mr. S. 13ourne, who has accepted the office of one of the Lords Com milEoners of the Treafury. - - - - Upon the Motion of Mr.CALCR AFT, the Mt of the 28th of the King, relative to election, ane the precedent refpeding the eleCtion for Ayrfhire being read, the order for eonfidering the Pe tition complaining of an undue eleCtion for Chriftehurch was di!. charged, and leave was given to withdraw the laid Petition. Upon the Motion of the CHANCEI.LOR of the EXCHE QUER, the Order for the attendance of Witneffes on this Peti tion was difcharged. The Order for calling over the Defrulters upon the laft Ballot was pollponed from Monday to Tuefday next, for which day an Order was made for a Call cf the Houfe. Upon the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the Milt Stamp Duty Bill, and the Irilh Servants Wages Bill, were read a third time and paired. The kith Loan Bill was committed, and ordered to be reported on Tuefday. The [rim Poor Bill was alfo committed, and ordered to be re ported on Monday—as was the Iri9i Judges Commiffioners Affi davit Bill. CHANGE OF MINISTERS. Mr. LYTTLETON gave notice of his intention to fubmit a motion on Tuelday next, with regard to the effects likely to arife out of the late Change in his Majefty's Councils. Lord HENRY PETTY gave notice of a motion for Monday, that the Minute of the late Board of Treafury refpeding the Bar rack Board, &mild be laid before the Houle. • After franc converfation emir. the Table, between Mr. LYT TI.ETON and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in which Wednefday was fuggelled as an open day, the SPEAKE.2 called upon the Honourable Member ditlindly to defcribe his no tice, and Mr. LYTTLETON poftponed his motion to Wednefday, de• fcribing the tilled of it to be—That the Houfe mould arprefs its fentiment with regard to the Change in the Adminiftration. Mr. HUSKISSON prefented from the Trcafury a Return to an Order of the Houle. The committal oldie Sierra Leone Company Bill was poftpon , ed till Monday. Mr. HORHOUSE obtained leave to bring in the Vital Inn , keepers' Allowance Bill.—Adjourned till Monday. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, APRIL rt. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Confols, for money, 62k —for April 624. Onntium pr.—Excbcq. Bills, par is. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. R. An. 6t?;? India Bonds, Ss. pr. 3 per C. Conf. An.62i 641 Excheq. Bills, is 35 par 4 per Cent. 70.111 Ornniutn Ii prem. s per Cent. Navy 96 Irifh Ditto Long Ann. 171 9-16 Lottery Tickets 191. tits. India Stock 183 Confols for ace. fait • DUTCH PAPERS. Lail night Dutch papers to the 3d intl. arrived, which bring down the Paris news to the 3oth ult. but contain nothing of importance. The intelli gence from the feat of war does not come down later than the fixty-fixth Bulletin already laid before our Readers—of courfe thefe papers throw no light on the report mentioned in letters of the fame date, of another bloody battle having taken place in Poland. A report was circulated yefterday afternoon that Monte Video had been captured and Buenos Ayres retaken from the Spaniards. This intelligence had for its authority letters from Liverpool, which Rated that it had been received there by a vac' which had arrived from Jamaica. This veffel, as appears, had not brought the intelligence from the Weft Indies, but fpoke the SAMPSON at fea with the Eaft India fleet under convoy, from which chip the received the news.—But there muff be fzme miftake in the Rate ment, for the Mercury packet which is now in the river, and left St. Helena four days later than the SAMPSON, brought no fuch intelligence. It is true, that letters from St. Helena of the 3111 of January, mention fuch a report having reached that Ifland, but no official advices of any kind refpeaing fuch an event had been received there. The report from Liverpool,. Rates the lois of Biltifh foldiers in this conqueff, at zoo° killed and wounded—a faa hardly credible, even if the places have been taken. We are very much inclined to believe that our coun trymen haTe gained a folid footing in South America before this time, but the pref . :lit rumours have pro• trably po real foundation. EAST•INDIA FLEET. Some of the Morning Papers have flared the ant va l of ibis valuable con'. v off Portfmquth. No fuch accounts have been received. They may be expeEt. ed hourly. The lateft intelligence refpeeling them was-what we Rated yefterday—they were fpoke wi t s by two (hips arrived at Liverpool, on their paffag c from St. Helena, 27 in number. <. ‘ r r' • AMERICAN STATES. We yetlerday received Philadelphia Papers to the 2:d of Fzbruary. An article from Philgdelphia, dated February 2 r, Pays—" By letters received in this city laR evenin g , from the Natches, dated zoth January, it appears, that Colonel BURR had furrendered himfelf to the Civil Authority; and that his trial was expefted to come on in a few days, at that place. The Militia of the Territory had been &embodied, and thing* were fall returning to a Rate of tranquillity." From Baltimore, under date of Fcbruary 20, nu n . tion is made of the arrival, at that port, of the fcbooner Thatcher, in twenty-five days, from New Orleans, is which came, paffengers, General ADA IR, of Kentucky, and P. B. OGDEN I of New Jerfey, State prifoners. Extrad of a letter from COWLIKS M RADE, Secretary and Acting Governor of the Mitliffippi territory, to the Department of War. dated " WASHINGTON, (M.T.) JAN. II " I have ju ft time by the Mail to inform you, that I received ti 4 morning a letter from CaL Bu aa, at Bayou Pierre, avowing the innocence of his views, and the fallacy of certain rumours again* his patriotifm. His °bled is agriculture, and his boats thevtlicks of emigration. However, leveret military corps were ordered to be on the alert, and apprehend him, and all fufpicious perfom, on the day before the receipt of his ittter—thefe orders may peely bring him into my poffeffion. In his letter, be hinted at refinance to any attempt to coerce him, and deprecates a civil war. This I hint will have no influence on my condudt. He will be apprehod. ed, if poffible, at the hazard of the lives of our militia, and the honour of the Executive. We are all buftle and adivity. Ihope in a day or two to give you a better account of this trosbleforix man." THE ARMY. Change of quarters and movement of troops are now taking place in every quarter of the United Kingdom. _ _ _ Troops are immediately to be fent to the Conti. neat and to the Eaft and Weft Indies. To the Continent there go, under that able and altive Officer Lord CATHCART, Lieutenant General DONN, Major-General Sir JOHN STEWART ; and feveral Ct touchy men of talent and enterprize, who are to be made Brigadiers. The troops fixed on are, The Blues. The Greys. The Bays. The Innifkillings. The King's Dragosn Guar.'s. The ustb, and fume other Regiments of Light Dragoons. A Brigade of Foot Guards. The King's German Legion, Artillery, Cavalry, and Infant.% and the Rifle Battalion of the both Regiment. Like the Duke of ICswr, and all the Coloneh whore regiments have lately gone abroad, Sir Jester Pu LTEN EY, the worthy Colonel of the iBth regiment, has been at Portfmouth to take leave of his regiment. General Far ROY, of the 34th, is expelled at PortF mouth on a fimilar occafion. • The zd Battalion of the Royal Irifh, and part of the 54th Regiment are on the point of failing for the Well ladies; as are DlLLotes Regiment, the Jol t for North America. The 3d battalion of the Scots Royals, and the sti battalion of the 83d Regiment, are now on their way to Jerfey, there to remain till completely difciplined, and fit for Foreign fcrvice. The. 2d Battalion of the 89th, Gen. WHITELOCIrS regiment, id embarked for Guernfey, whence, who completed, they will fail to join the ift Battalion s i South America. To India there are proceeding— The ad Battalion of the the Scots Royals, The ad Battalion of the 34th Regiment,—and The ad Battalion of the 56th, with flrong reinforcements, for all the regimentsii India. Some of the Irith Militia regiments will come oEt to England and Scotland, after the Duke of RlOl. MOND reaches Dublin ; when fuch of the Englith atd Scotch Militia as volunteer will be fent to Ireland. A large draft from the Militia is talked of—Tke report of a large Brevet is. revived, but we will remain fceptics till we fee the Gazette. The firft battalion of the third regiment of Foot Guards, commanded by the Hon. Colonel Stowers, now lying at Chatham, are to embark the 7th of next. month, for foreign fervice. Mr. LYTTELTON laft night gave notice of a motion for Wednefday next, refpeeting the late change In his Majefty's Councils. Yefterday, Sir Join; HENDERSON, Bat oaths and his feat in the Houfe of Commons, Member for Stirling, Culrofs, &c. • We are requefted to rectify a miaake into our Parliamentary Report of lag • WHITENED KEENE fpoke againft th moved by Mr. BRAND, and, of courfe, Miniftry. We have alfo to cornea another .mt fpeech attributed to Mr. HALL, was nCit-t that Gentleman, but by one whole name ken for his. Mr. flar.t.,fo far from havi Inch fentiments, did not (peak at all dui bate. The name should have beta Om art. took the Commons, as e which crejse night .-- r• Refolution 'cried with the niftake. The t- deliver& by le was ring delieeem wring the de' D. This day wan publifbed, In One Volume lam°. price Bs. in boards, the Second Edition, EmbeWilled with five illtiftrative Etchings, and two Head Pieces, THE PLEASURES OF HUMAN LIFE. 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