Star. — London, England, 1804-03-02 00:00:00

AMERICA. CHARLISTON, JANUARY 20. The Bank of Penn fylvania has offered to give the State 200,000 dol• lays, upon condition of being granted an exclufive • charter for :I years, after the year 1803. The coldeft day at Halifax, N. S. in November laft.. was the 29th ; the thermometer was at AI, at eleven o'clock, P. M. A Bill for ereaing Lois:liana into two territories, and providing for the temporary government there of, was read w the Senate of the United States on the Bath of December la. A. Gentleman at New Orleans, to a friend in Phi ladelp.hra, Bates : " The town is extremely filthy.— This ts in force degree owing to the moilinefs of the foil, as a few inches digging gives water in every pert. The river is higher than the level of the (buts, and the buildings are in danger of being (wept away, fhould r riling of the river occur, fo - little care is taken of th e embankments. Under the American Government, f expe& to fee this city Bourith in beau ty and convenience, as it may be rendered healthy and pleafant." Jammer 21.—0 n the 4th ;paint. the Members of the Houfe of Reprefentatives prefented articles of impeachment at the Bar of the Senate, again& loan Picasaiso, judge of the Diliri& Court, of the Difirat of New Hampihire. The articles are four: the three fir& are for corruption in the difcharge of his duty; and the lab, for appearing on the Bench in a Rate of total intoxication, and frequendy, in a molt prophase and i ndecent mastiff, invoking the name of the Sore: ma Birao be was guilty of other high riftbraseanors, difgraceful to his own char:after es a edge, and degrading to the honour and dignity of the United States.—Ordered to be proceeded on to- morrow. It appears the friends of Judge Picini:two fen up islanity as a defence fur him ; while it is contended, ea the pan of she impeachment, that his conduit is aseaboasti by habitual and frequent intoxication. FR iINCE. PARIS, FES. :S• DiffatisSed that the prefent Grand Judge and Mi I nifter of Police did not forefee the late infuriation; in La Vendee, and other departments, Boa AA has deliberated to make this Minitiry • again a fepa rate one from that of Juftice ; but to difguft Fovea, from defiling to return to this office, it has been de prived of its infpeainn over the capital, which now entirely belongs to the Parifian Prefea of Police; and the Chief of, as it is called, the General Police. is now no longer ftyled a Minifter, but a Direaor of Police; a place deftined for one of Bow apaart's Privy Coun. fellors i of the the name of Rim., formerly Public Accufer to the, rjf Revolutionary Tribunal, and who is guilty of the effufinn of more innocent blood than moil of his fellow counfellors and accompices. Within there laft fie months, BOS•PARTS has now, for the fourth time, changed the Staffs and the Ge nerals of Divifinn of the different columns of the Rimy of England, and thofe in Hanover and Hol land .are now fent to command at Boule; thofe at Boulogne are ordered to the army near - Brea, and theft ia their turn fent to Holland, Hanover, and to the camps in Italy. There are evident proofs of the Flare Comsat's _miarufl, and that be is afraid to leave them long in any fired command, left they may make themfelves popular and beloved by the foldiers. This fufpicion is fo much the more fur prifing, as molt of there Generals owe their ptefent rank to him, and are generally known, or fuppofed to be his favourites. It is Paid, that the Military &Sion of the Connell of &ate has,ly earrs, laid before the Freer Couloir and obtained hit approbation for dtablifhing a corps of Body Guards, conning of too, of whom each man is to have e rank of a Captain, and their ue cers that of Majors ' Colonels , and Generals. They are to be nearly on the Clint footing with the King's former Garde de Corps, and are to do the fame duty. Betides tilde, twenty-four pages are to be attached to the Film Coast's, and wait on him, and twelve are to attend Madame BONAP•RTS ; there are to be chofen from youths not under twelve, nor more than flatten; and are to be children of the Members of the Legion of Honour. - Not only the camp equipage of BoaaralrS has for the firth time, fince the prefent war, taken the road to the coati, bat that of Geo. Joao,. ' and all the other Generals of the army of England, are fent to the fame deftination. Even two Aid de Camps of General BISTIIISS, with his camp equipage, have left Paris, which has not been the male before fince hoftilities began. Report lays, that thefe are ordeted to Brett, and not to Boulogne ; and that whenever Boaramtry lets out for the latter place , Bernina goes to the former, cad it 4,4'14417 geFaasr Con sv a Capaiss Gowns/ vier heavier. The Secretariat, or Camp Chancellor of the Fume Confab is now to be more numerous than when be was left time on the coafi. Some perfons pretend that T is ferret& preparing to follow, and that during his abfence Stove is to• hive the mini fterial portfolio, and to calk, with the (cosign Di plomatic Corps. will prevent us from doing our 'duty. and difittffing alid examining this fuhieft with all the attention, and at the fame time with Ache terpea that the im portant na►ure of it demands. lam petfoaded that fueh a difcuffinn cannot prove difagretable to his MAJESTY, the tenor of whore long and Virillolls life har been devoted to the welfare and the happinefs of his people." The Earl of CARLISLE repeated the obferva• tins of the Noble Barns (Lord King), who fat near him, and walled to know, why the Bulletin was not (tried by the fifth phykian, by whom it was gene. rely underflood that hie.hlsissvir was attended Lord HAW KESBURY-44 My Lords, in giving the Militant* that I have already done, I have pro ceeded on authority fufficient to faddy my own mind, and I think it unneceffary to male any further de claration." ___ Lord KING reiterated his queßion, why the re port was not figned by the fifth phyfician ? That pet. ! fon, on a former melancholy occalion, bad always fubfcribed it. and he thought it very extraordinary that this fignature timid be now omitted. Earl FITZWILLIAM addreted hiaifelfmutko. lady to the Lord Chancellor, and declared that it would be use& fatisfallory to him, to obtain from his Loetlibip, information of the Rate of his MA] s arr. If the Monarch were not competent to the full eremite of the Royal Authority, every Rep they were taking at pretest. was a model violation of the coaßitution. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" My Lords, I trait I have a jell fade of the great fibtlity under which I Rand, *bona nagl dia. at pro; fent to 'give any opiates the propriety if th e at prefficm in which the Noble Boma bas thought pro per to convey his idea of dtat refponfibility. Nothing thould have compelled me, for compelkd I feel my felt, to make any decloratioa en a Gabled of Inch extreme delicacy, bat a kik of the dory I owe to my Sovereign, to the LieNhmeo, sad to the people. From all the inforasetion - I hero been able to obtain. from every quarter that I bad a right to look for it, and to demand it, I do mod lirtol believe, that the declaration made by the Noble Seaaary of State has been made in truth and in honour. I Rate this, my Lords, with a moft pmfea conviction of the re frolibility that is placed upon me , . and of the au uon and duty I owe to my Sovereign, and the duty I owe to the country." The Earl of - CAERNARVON deprecated the idea of confidering the pedant quenion as a qoeftion of delicacy. When he confideted that there were two Bills of the greateß importance to be Ibortly fubmitted to their Lordlhips, when he confidered the alarming fituation of the country, and the den. gerous crifis in which we were placed, it would he a falfe, and a culpable delicacy indeed, to decline going into there quellions, and adopting, if it fhould , be found neeeffery. all thole Notary meafures that were requilite for the main' !:.n.:nce'i.lth: Royal authority, for the preferred= of the prerogative and the tranfmiffion of both, with all the rights, 1 to his hfajefty's heirs and fucceffors. Althongh he was not prefect at the commencement of the De bate, he perfectly concurred with the Noble Baron under him, in the neceffity and propriety of the quenions he had put to Mininers. He would go a Itep farther than the Noble Brno, and he would ant, whether Minitlers had mark: oi his Majeßy's daily confidence ? It was fads habitual confidence that could alone raife them, as "inlets, above the common level of ordinary men. In their individual capacity. he bad no objetlion to acknowledge that they were moll refpeßable ; but it was in the *hies favour, and in that daily anvils that they were prefumed to have to him, that they poffeffed thole advantages which placed a temporary diftindion be tween them and other Noble Lords. He called, therefore, oo Minifters to declare the nature of that confidence. Did, or did they not. fee the Monarch every days If the Hoofs were not &tided of that, no con( deration of refponfibility. or delicacy. &odd prevent them from examining more deeply into the fobjeft. If any doubt ezißitd, the praßice that ob lained on a former emergency Would be recurred to, and the phyficians in attendance on his Majefiy. one and all. (knuld be examined at the Bar. He (coated the plea of refponfibility ; was the timothy of the Rate iocreafed and fecund by this princ i ple of re fponfibility ? It was competent to the Executive Power tti delegate a portion of its authority to the prefect minifter, but would any one fay that fecurity was greater or better allured thereby Lard GRENVILLE read, from the journals of the Honfe, the Refolutions art December :788 ; the fubflance of which he had given. when he firß offered himfelf to thei r Lordadpei and laying his hand on the fita of thole Refolutiaos, emphatically demanded of the Noble Secretary of State, if he would take upon himfelf, referring to his Malay's recentindifpofition, and his prefect Rate. to negative the principle of that Refolution. He would not even require of Mioillers to go the entire length of the principle contained in that Refolution. There was a decent, a refpedable. and an affettionate forbear ance, due from that Honfe to the Royal Authority; and he would be the left man in it to profs for the violation of it. But he wifhed to have the Rate of the Sovereign's health eftablifhed on more certain 'and fatisfaltory grounds than any that had been Willed on this evening. On a former ocean= (his Maießy's indifpofition in 5788), the Noble - and Learned Lord. who then prefided in that Houk declared, " that he thought it neceffary to have a perfonal interview with the Sovereign that for that purpofe he had fought and obtained accefs to him • and that he would take it on himklf to declare, tht be was com petent to all the duties of executive authority." On a recent ocean= alto (is t8ot) a Noble and Learned Lord, who then fat upon the Woolfack, thought it neceffary to have perfonal communication with the Monarch, previous to his bringing down a commitfion.santed by warrant under th e fi gn manual. to fati hinsfelf of the Rate of the King's mind. Had f precautions been obferved at pre fent ? it would afford him great confolation to learn that they were. The LORD CHANCELLOR..." My Lords, having fail as much as I have already Paid this even. ing, nothing mall compel me to Arens to far from my dory as to make any further dedication on a fub- Ted on which I had hoped every Noble Lord in the Hoofs had been latisfied, and I mull confaquently Jeciine m iking any further anf.ser to the Noble Lord. But I think it neceffary t., advert. in as (ea , geoids as eoltble, to tLe bilucry cf the two refoluticefs which have been read from the journals by the Noble Lord: thofe refolutions were entered int. previous to the sill ring of the great teal to a te ;iflstivn mediae then in contemplation. Were a y fuels infirument to be now tendered to me for the purpofc of having the great feel put to it, I fhonld think it a breach of my duty to do fir, without perfon.dly con. tubing his blajelky.'t The quenion was then put, that the Bill be read a fecond time on Monday next, which was carried in the affirmative. Lord GRENVILLE profeffed bine& not ['edi fied with the *awns that had bun given to the queftions that weresput to Minillers. and expreffed his intention of reaming the fubjeft on Monday. previous to the difclawa of the Bill. His Lord[Lip, then moved. That in Account thoold beta before thclr Lortlfhipa of tie proportion knee's the Notes er the Bank of Eng Land and private paper paid into the hands of the fevcral Receicen-General for Taus, as far as the fame could is made up trues the sth January tilos, to the sth Jannory, IEO4. both inclufive." d HAWIMBURY refilled the motion, prin. cipally on two fpecifie grounds firll, that account* which it would be found pafficable to produce would by no means afford the defied information ; and fe. eondly. that the produttion °flitch an account would involve gnat and general inconvenience, and in many eafeeprodnee injurious eanfequences. Lord GREIWILLE (poke in explanation at Tome length * and contended (neck expediency of an in. qntry into the general ftibjailt of the Paper Circulation of the Country ; the more Ifpecially with a reference • to a landing of the enens t iotihe kingdom. • the Earl ofc t AILY T fupported the argq. meats of his Notate Ite use Lord Grenville. Lord HAWILESEURY alto explained at fnme length ; be obferved that the Noble Lord who in. trodueed the &Nee bad in his dilcuMon mifrepre. fettled much o his argument—He expreffed his readinefa to meat she Noble Lnrd on the general (algae, whenever a regular opportunity mold offer. Earl SPENCER fpoke fhortly in favour of bat bad been advanced by Lord Greuville..._ The LORD CHANCELLOR. in difctiffing the fubjea, with a reference more Particularly to the motion, difplayed his nfual abilities. In the courfe of his obfervations, he remarked, that it was not the circulation of Bank Paper that was injurious ; an ffi exceve circulation of private paper was, in fu me points of view, of an injurious tendency; but that de. feription of private Paper which was more do Oily in. jerkins, was the Accommodation Notes, the praaice of which he reprehended, efpecially as creating an artificial capital in the Country. He doubted greatly the praCticability of obtaining what the matins, called for, certainly to the extent of it ; and particularlythe required didinaions of Bank Paper. PrivistePtiper, Re. and he agreed with his Noble Frieling dtemieg, Ma the information required, could it iiiebvinid. 'would be very inadequate. Loed HOBART. in a very theft fpeech, fop. ported what fell -frees the Noble Lords who stied with him. - . • fer 4ar erally ;C e lllll4"j' xilained:—Th E ea an d ettle t he n he o CHA N CEL ea;iu L t, ° an ß d the motion negatives& The Bills upon the Table , were then forwarded in their feveral aaghs.s'zAdroutned tilt r.orrow. AFFAIRS OF CANDT. we bows abaioad bon so Mote lobo bed fervid 'Noy b dos mob rqpisoot, ad wan Mow* bed ban m Ctrd y , with Gonad bnloooa. r do*. do Islowbg goidodors at tbdr aorodsm.lbou a lota mold= birs Lbsataast et dot taidossot , so Ids halm Mb dam swan of disk ado ramload siddi tha gorelba at Coady, sod wit/ bb it lbw days maims to tilt Wow/ mot. lobs imam sift the *et fever : On the s3el of Jona the Candians, who bad at kiabled in immure numbers, made an attack on the larriroa, which had the greaten part of the Europe ans fiek of the jangle fever. The Candians. (coding the)) could make no impetrate by their are from the detached a body of Malays and Cafrees in . their ferviee, intoxicated with opium, by order of the Ilsz n a i rd beaded by a ferocious chief, attempted one of the detached troika, which was de fended by two approved fubelterns, Lieutenants ilt.lignit and PLaaataLeaTM. of the scith, and about twenty Inca of the fame regiment, with a fix ponear. The Savages marched boldly enough to the gateway. although galled feverely by the Ere of ' our few brave men ; they perfevered fumingly with • the intention of animating and (hewing a brave ex ample to the Caodians, who were firing on us from the bills. They at length reached the gateway, banded by their principal General ; and after moth lighting. fucceeded in getting into the work, bat not before they had had mur.bers killed : the Malay General was inttantly attacked by Lieutenant B in perfon, and our men began to ufe the bayonet, which the Malays did not relith at all : in the mean time, a violent contell enfued between the Malay General and Lieutenant BLARNEY, both of them being very iirrmg and pav c: f,.1 trtn they claret], and fell to the gi vuud, entangled in each other; the treacherous Malay, however, contrived to draw his kreefe, or dagger, with which he nabbed poor BLACK/IsT in the eye ; the point entering his brain, it canted intlantaneous death. This was, how. ever, Coon revenged by Lieutenant PtanDE aaaaa who having at the moment killed a Malay he had been eneaged with, and teeing the Malay Chief get ting up from poor BLARM r.fsized a bayonet horn • foldier's unitise ; and linking at the Malay, nab bed him to the heart : but unfortunately this brave Officer was immediately (hoc firm behind by a Caf. free, throug h the thigh. The Malays, feeing their General ki ll ed, and nut liking the treatment of ti c arida bayonet Bed in all diieetions cot of the work towards tie Candians, who nil!, like cowards, kept aloof._ . _ The Malays tlor again returned to the charge in ;tweeted cumbers, and after a clan and defperate tike le facceeded in carrying this work, and after. wards. with immenfe bodies of Candlans, made their way to the hofpital, where tasty of our poor fellows lay ill on their enter of the jungle fever ; thole they inhumanly snurde:ed, by beating out their brains with the butt ends of mulkets , after which they joined the parties who were attacking Major Davis in the palace . The firing continued without any in termiffion until evening—during all this time our weak caution defended , 'Muddy(' in the moll ex traordinary manner, often reduced to ufe the bayo net ; men and officen mutually encouraging and affining each other t and at different intervals lina ble to fire nr laid their pieces, being In hard peened by the enemy, who at three rental places attempted to enter, but were tenoned by the bayonet: our poor men mull have funk under fuch fuperiur nuns bets, bad they act been bravely and lleadily &gilled b; the Malay regime-it in our le7vice. In chi. man all they maintained the onelpial fii 4 ht fir none h when the enemy became weary ut the combat, and deft fled." The fubrequent capitulation and mafracre have been fully detailed. The troops that snatched out of Candy ennlided of fix °lkea. 4o privates, five non cummiirnsted dicers of the 19th. and !so Ma• lays with fix °Seers; which, with the coanniilioted officers, Captain Hu NIP fvs en.' Liu:tenant Oa au• sr of the yin, made is. It is evident that the Cardinals would reser have been able t,. , orerpouer tar mops, vreithhut the AC finance of thnk Md:dvti and Carer, who had been induced to cater their ferthce through the co ue ity and ~l utast of the butch i whole ignorance end EVIIII• 1-y have ever prodnccd the was* egret,. in ail parts of the world which have ever had :he sW,:ortt.he to sumo •:nder then dew ..k.u. Pi U fa .he nifis Gem mile ;n th 1.6:h Dlor! die's 0:4) t, the gateway. although galled severely by the are or • • - gumless ne nap put to oximiters. ne wOUDA gi. a The DIM Oral use iihole. were men rorwerueu in the ' our Few brave men; they perfuered fumingly with PeIRLIefeVEIVTART PROLEEDINGS. Rep farther than the Noble Btron, and he would yrn • the intention of animating and (hewing a brave ex• • ant, whether blinitters had nuseks of his Majeßy's .. .., their Cetera! Ragtos'zAttroutned tilttorfnorrow. • .--. •• • ample to the Caodians, who were firing on us from ' daily confidence ?It was fue l s habitual confidence novas Or OhliAlailllL . hY I HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH t. of I, the bills. They at length reached the gateway, that could alone raife them, as Wainer% above the oA 'Committee Roodom the Order•lowik tcrbe bal. bonded by their principal Malay General; and after to eke ni ltifit urn Arl, GARDE sad othen tv. Billiton tett: its- ._ 4 1 , 4 common level of ordinary men.low ahl argunsent, minas rep li ed to -, r. •Iss- In their individual Nal much fighting. fucceeded in getting into the work, FIRED, Iviten funha proceeding thereon was ddavod unto M. lotted for, In oidirto try the mertts of a pe;ition from capacity. he bad no objet to acknowledge that certain eaten, atoinplaining of an undue eleaion bat not before they had had munbers killed : the dayre•nniebt. they were ma refpeOtable ; but it was in the Aihtlrn and return for the City of Coventry. eou Malay General was inftantly attacked by Lieutenant The Greenhod whale Wintery, and kids liNik Itilerla., 'ea favour, and in that daily aceells that they were The Houfe was locked up at four o'clock; but to 0 B in perfon, and our men began to ufe the Leh woe brought up from the Commons. prefumed to have to him. that they poffelTed thofe there being only 83 Members prefetio an adjourro bayonet, which the Malays did not relifh at all : in . NIS M.I)IIITY'S INDISPOSITION. advantages which Plated* temporary dillinaion be. meat of courfe took place till to-morrow. 1 The Infh Bank Reftriaion Bill was read a Mil an the mean time, a violent conteß enfued between the tween them and other Noble Lords. He called, - Malay General and Lieutenant BLARNEY, both of time ; and on Lord Howe i satoiv moving that it theternre, 00 miniftere to declare the nature of that 1 . f I they them being very iirring an d pav ..: . men ; fhould d b KING ared, elated, anti fell to the to omit!, entangled in each every day ' If the Hoofs were not fatisfitd of alit, Mr, his intention to give any oppofition to the motion of rRIDAY. MARCH s. other; the treacherous Malay, however, contrived to no conlideration of refponfibilltooor d e lic acy. Mould qua duty, it t draw his kreefe. or dagger, with which he nabbed t h e N o bl e Lor, b u t h e contr i ve d o be his prevent them from examining more deeply into the TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR 0 CLOCIL . Cot and particularly as there was a Bill of very great Cool. for money, 551—Dino, for April 554 96. in f poor BLACK/IRE in the eye ; the point entering his fobjea. If any doubt cashed, the praatee that o b - importance in its progrefs through another Houle, boned on it (twiner mawy &mid he recurred cranium 34 d' —s per Cent.osi 7t— 4 e . brain, it canted inflantaneous death. This was. how . to ant of the Minifters. whether they adhered to the 0165 per Caitlin... New ditto 9.111.• ever, Mon revenged by Lieutenant PLIIIIDE aaaaa a, to, mad the phyficians in attendance on his Majetly. PRICE oo vivo its VERITRDAY. yell declaration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who having at the moment killed a Malay he had one and all. Mould be examined at the Bar. He eper C. Red. Ann. Oat Short Ana. Phut owe made in another place on Monday lilt, •• That at Sena eneaged with, and feting the Malay Chief get•lmp. 3 pa Cent. Pi fide Sing up from poor BLAKE! T,fsized a bayonet from fent there was no nece ff ar ftifonfion of the Royal Mooted the plea of refponfibility ; WAR the feearky of / par Chun t : 5511 P re r I . r the Rate iocreafed and Inured by this prinelple of re- 4 P 4 ' ' 7 4 73 17 3 Imp. Ana. 9 7.16 7 • foldier's notate ; and linking at the Malay, nab- Authority ?" It would afford him gr , eat . fatisfaaion f i ponfibility ? It was competent to the Executive s ree Cent. Navy Sage 1 Per Cast iry7. 944 95 MI Connium 4 dif. Lonery rickets IA to Nava to have thus confirmed to hi m by a n o bl e Secretary bed him to the heart : but unfortunately this brave()wee tit i delegate a portion of its authority to the Lune olio hat Coot for April 56156 and of State, whom he few in Iris place. and partocolarly lion, Officer was immediately flint firm behind by a Caf. orchid minifter, but would any one fay that fecurity free. throu the thigh. The Malays, feeing their in the pretence of a Noble and Learned Lord, who , • was greater or better allured thereby I The hope we expreffed a few days ago in regard L by the office which be h eld, was p l ace d in a (ituation • General ki lle d. and nut liking the treatment of tilt . Lard GRENVILLE read, from the journals of tend of the logheil refponfibtlity in e State. The b il l - to the con valefcent Rate of our beloved Sot 0 allUnr Drina bayonet, fled in all ditedtions out of the the Honfe, the Refolutions ot December :788 ; the T letin was filmed by four phyficians. Was there net we are happy to find, has not been difappointed.-o work towards the Candians. who hill, like coward, , fubflance of which he h goad ve be he fi Ra, w n r;refs, kept aloof. a fifth phyfician in attendance ? and why bad t h e offered himfelf to their Loyndand laying his The Bulletin of this day is fuch as we expeeed. an d ps; daily report appeared withoat his fignature w h y s " The Malays rano again returned to the charge . hand ou the firft of thole gelolottoos, emphatically we haye no doubt that each facceeding one Public.!wil lee Pipe: b Lord IIAWKESBURY—" My Lords, although . in inereafed oambers, and after a clore and defoerat demanded of the Noble Secretary of State, if he • e I conceive at to be irregular and un larliamenta • more and more confab ng to the ant &ogee fucceeded in carrying this work, and after.l . ~9! would take upon Modell, referring to his Majefty's . • A to allude in this Houfe to any thing that nag fled • games Pelac , r. Mareb 1, tO4. wards. with immenfe bodies of Candians, made their recentindifpofition, and his indent Rate.to negative Boa, elfewhere, yet I do oat hefitate to repeat the Mho " lirr Meyetrr is pigs cw ferweewali.y." This way to the hofpital, where rtney of our poor fellows the p rinci p le of that Refolutinn. He would not coot ranee that has been already given. and to declare, rinci nedi) " &OCAS Pfl Tl. it 131 lay ill on their cons of the jungle fever ; thole they require of Minillers to g o the entire karts of the (Sti that at p-tfetit there it no necetlity for the Collocati on principle o • rtan tosor. t h e o inhumanly inurdeted, by beating out their brainsprinciple contained in that Refolution. There was with the butt ends of muthets , after which they of aw l of the Ro y al n11 ' 46 ' 411." a decent, a refpeaable. and ao affeaionate forbear- " F. pailtat,fv. • Ye Lord GRENVII.I.E—s• My Lords, !have heard s• V. IfflUlpfs. joined the parties who were attacking Major Davis ance, due from that Honfe to the Royal Authority; Saint with the moll heartfelt fatisraßion the declaration lag night Lord KW. storm the_palace. The firing continued without any in. that has been State .i. and he would be the left man in it to prefs for the In the Hoofs of Lords r , Arri; by he Noble S: • made t -cretary . iffion until evening—during all this time our declaration violation of it. But he wifhed to have the Rate of the Lord Gitarivioot, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Earl at rh loch lam well allured. will be re• weak garrifon defended , themtelves in the moll ex- e --- . a ''' ' . . - Sovereign's health eftablifhed on more certain 'and of to ....11111sARTON s and Earl FITZWILLIAII, in filCal : I...tit teed with becoming pleafure by all rants ot n. • , • t. , „ traordmary manner, often reduced to ufe the bayo- le M fatisf ai torn' st Lords will he c r P e i fatisfaltory grounds than any that had been infilled fion, put •ed IV and fled ear. very pointed que tons, pre net ; men and officers mutually encouraging and P ' Y r 4 " - - nn ron this evening. On a former octillion (his Maießy's ' Oh encreafed, provided I can come to a pclicift under- neftly for a fpecific declaration re f Ain the hale afGfting each mine t and at different intervals tin:- indifpofition in i 788), the Noble and Learned Lord. Onml (landing of the prceife fenfe in which the Noble ble to fire or load their pieces, being In hard pre ff ed who Men prefided in that Houk declared, " that he of His Mallory's health. Lord Hewer MIURY• to port! Lord has expreffed his aflorance. On a former and by the enemy, who at triter fercral places attempted . • • thought it neoeffsre to have a peat:mai interview anfwer, adhered to the words of Mr. Aoeisoroo 11 to enter, but were teptilfed by the bayonet: our firuilar (eta am, I iectilli.ct that this tioufejudged w i th the seeetei _ i gis that for that purpok he had in the Houk of Commons, and afferted " that there oAI it neceffary on proceed with more deliberation and poor men mull have funk under fuch fuperior num • fought and obtained aceefs to him • and that he Th folemnity than it keno inclined to adopt at pee. ' t he was emu. was no fufpention of the Royal funaions which bets, had they act been bravely and Readily &frilled would take it on himcelf to declare, Ili I.• rl fent. The phyfitians who then had the cam of I As- b; the Malay regiment in our lyvice. In this man • orient to all the duties of executive authoeity." o ft prevented the perfonal (scenic of the Roya ~,,c Cie Royal Pylon, were interrogated at your bar, 8:r they maititatned the itneeptal fioht for nape bouts. a recent ocean= alfo (is t8ot) a Noble and thority." By this we are, no doubt, to under' rena tnyour erreon iota two Refolutions, which when the enemy became weary of :he consbat, and prev ious g Learned Lord. who then fat upon the Woolfack, Rand, t h at His M ajetee i s capable of exercifing and c defined" were approved of and adopted by another branch of thought it nue& have perf ry to onal communication (fate of Lit the Legiflattite. Sy the MR oftbofe, tbofe; they refolved, the royal fon/lions, notwithaanding the,. , The fubfequent capitulation and maffacre have ______ with the Monarch, previous to his bringing down s arm -I eat his MAIL 97T wa. pre TC11!• ..... b T h!. indrpr.Eriois, nova • MED Mon. anted by und er 1 r his indiiporuion, whatever it may be.—The Loon week. been fully detailed. The troops that snarelied out aortng to hi. Par•taraeat, and from sna.ding to 1 4,11 e blinds. aCa - - 1 ant warrant t e um or Candy confided of fig officer F. 4o privates, five a•KI thctthc pats's.] carafe of as Rosal Airtbos., Wee thereby. manual. to fati Mullet( of the Rate of the King's Co a sic 11.1.01 alto the itt• O declared, that from -tod a non commOTosed officers of the 19th. and 'go Ma. no the introit• ii-terrorral-' mind. Had f precautions been obferved at pre- formation which he had colleted from every tour* A I lays with fix °dicers ; which, wide the comatiffioted "The fecund Refo!ntion went generally to declare, fent ?it would afford him great confolation to learn ter be was confident that Lord Hawarssco 4 .he ts officers, Captain Hu Persia( vs am' Lizotenant Oates. "ILa I. wt. , Ise rlitit Yd ear) , of rai...se.a to pomade the that they were. far as to Offiee 911139 , tat farpiring sni dated al ,toi...eco.st %erste Or tin s , Lords, ftatement was coned ; p ro d he even went l'it . se of the y ill, made t 5. " al The LORD CHANCELLOR...Gent' isul-ray. *Ace, Imat tatiktrf..i.m, io fr ::. moaner a& tit eta- My a. old pals a Bah, 0 It is evident that the Candians would never have r o t of the rate kenoolt 7 rsql..t.. - having fail as much as I have already Paid this eves. declare. that if the Leginitore —o been able to overpoo to tar troops, without the AC , " Nly Lorilo I mon :.gain repeat , that it would inn, noticing (hall compel me to (werve fo far from it did in a7BS, to enable him to difpenfc with h i s 41 the finance of Oink Mata•c and Carer, who had been 4: a 'cry ~Mat addition to my loofa too, if th: No my duty as to make any further declaration on a (sib. ot alstee s e o go manua l in giving t h e R .eal Agent vial g induced to eater their Icrvice through the ittuelty a h al bit Secretary rf State afield coadetcend so give roe tea on which I had hoped every Noble Lord in the f B" had IT dboth Hhe Ihnui rnorrni 1 ill ledge of the butch . whole ignorance anJ isvisa• an affutancc, that the ei t eumßance. contained in the Hoar had been litisfiest, and I mug confaquentry . . to itch ill. as pa IT cafes,' !, die's thi k it a breach of his duty to pot the teal to 't c t !,, li , y have ever produced the wets* ',tag in all torts tirit of theft ref' • Ms, do not a r yl ; to the relent ,lectine m iking any further anion to the Noble - n lied 1.• of the world which have tier had the no:oortooe to gate of Ot• Executive Authority. I hope, ust Lord. But I think it nectffary oi advert. in as (co commiflion without having peofonally cooly on the Loom onier Meet dow _Auto • ..oeJr, Com so ideas, of a seal anal fa le Joi:acy, words as poltble, to the billory cf the two refolutiods Mal s syr' s will. _ - P4IRLI4MEIVTART PROLEEDAVS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH t. ID the Irith Aeal, GARDE sod others e. BURTON. Mr: RI. s returned his argument, SWIM replied to by 111P.MANS. PIRLD when further proceeding thereaw was deferred unto Mon day fennight. The Greenland Whale Wintery, and kith Ilaok RtAkriEtoe Wit were brought up from the Commune NIS 01.1)11ITY'S INDISPOSITION. •- •-•—•• • A. . - The Irina Bank Refiridion Bill was read a &ft time ; and on Lord Hawatssuav moving that it fhould be read a fecond time on Monday nest. Lord KING role and declared, that it was not his intention to give any oppofition to the motion of the Noble Lord, but he conceived it to be his duty, and particularly as there was a Bill of very _great importance in its progrefs through another Houle, walk of the Minillers, whether they adhered to the declaration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, made in another place on Monday lA, "'That at preterit there was no neceffary frifinnfion of the Royal Authority ?" It would afford him great farisfaßion to have this confirmed to him by a Noble Secretary of State, whom he taw in his place, and partocolarly in the pretence of a Noble and Learned Lord, who, by the office which be held, was placed in a fituation of the highed refponfibility in the State. The bul letin was ligned by four phyficians. Was then not a fifth phyfician in attendance? and why bad the daily report appeared withojt his rigout's'. ? Lord HAWKESBURY—" My Lords, although I conceive it to be irregular and unparliamentary, to allude in thi; Houle to any thing that has paired elfewhere, yet I do nut hefitate to repeat the au. ranee that has been already given, and to declare, that at p-tfent there is no neccifity for the fufpcnfion dam, of the Royal funiEtion.." Lord GRENVILLE—si My Lords, !have heard with the moll heartlelt rat isr.taion, the declaration that has been made by the Noble Secretary of State —a declaration which, I am well afured, will be re ceived with becoming pleafure by all ranks of peo. ple. My fatisfaaion, my Lords,will he confiderably encreafed, provided I cw come to a pc+ fed under h anding of the prceife fettle in which the Noble Lord has exprcfred his a iitltanCe• On a former and ' firnilar rceation, I reerdlsti that this I Joule judged it medlar, to proceed with more deliberation and foleninity than it teems inclined to adopt at pee. tent. The phyficians who then had the can of Cie Royal Paton, were interrogated at your bar, previous to your cdcring int 3 two Refolutions, which were approved of and adopted by another branch of the Legiflatine. By the firil of tbofe; theyrefolved, . . , "1 liorhir M• 1 1977 Wa. pre rtft!• ..... bt ts!. hot jr.f.rlois, from ctoWng to hi. Pordstromt. and from :ttes...qn4 to 1 .ablie blinds, trod that the p.rfoota mertlfe of as R or.o Artfoos.rmoo awa y. for th,.pnCrot, imerruptelL ' . . teit,nd Re'llAntinn went generally to declare. h.t Ira , Ite tlibt atol eoty of i`u i.arot..t to pont& the Mt at , ' hir piling tbi tlda4 of tlit. 1.• orife of the Royal ar(aett tryst la ft- summer as tit Ow get). y of the chit banal, 7 raquat. - . . •r 4y I.orila. I mutt i . Rain repeat. that it wonld lea Very %mit addilion lowly fai4lA t...n, if the Nn blc !iccretary rf SIACC would coadeicend to give et e An afiurance, that the circumßance. contained in the hill of thefe ref •l ' mt. do not apply t-• the relent gate of t!.• Executive Authority. I hope, Int ti.at so iticas, of a •cal, arid Je;;:acy. MOW OP 0614h101.1. 'Committee *oaten the Order-book to-be bal. lotted for, in ordkf to try the melts of a pe;ition from certain deems, tioftsplaining of an undue eleaion and return for the City of Coventry. The Houfe was locked up at roar o'ch.ck ; but there being only 83 Members prefcrat, an adjourz ment of courfe took place till to-morrow. LONDON. MIDAS', MARCH a. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM 0 CLOCIL . Cool. for looney, 551—Ditto, for April 734 36. Omnium A dif.-4 per Cent. 724 7 t Old 5 per Cent. 1181-m New ditto 9411. PRICE OV STOCKS VES I'ERDAY. eper C. Red. Ann. Glut Short Ann. Out / per C Cont siff imp. 3 per Cent. Pi 4 per Cent. 71f 73i 73 Imp. Ana. 97.16 Pee Cent Nevi 8 le Omnium dif. $ per Cent. 1797, 94! 93 944 Loner, rickets s7L Se. Long Aon. hot Cent for April 36} 36 The hope we expreffed a few days ago in regard to the con valefcent (tate of our beloved SoveesiGl4 we are happy to find, has not been difappointed.-7 The Bulletin of this day is fuels as we expeded, and we have no doubt that each fucceeding one will k.e more and more confoling to the ansions Public. " Qlleties Palace. Mardi 3, MM. " Moissor it piq ow formerrally." (Sirmi) " !OCAS PII'M " N. itsrkuar. f. AVILM,IV. rr 4 ' ff. HAIUIDf%. In the Hoofs of Lords lag night, Lord Knuai Lord Gaslsvikte, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Earl of CASINARTON, and Earl FITZWILLIAM, in Neuf fiun, put very pointed quellinns, and prefred cu• ncftly for a fpecifie declaration refpeeing the flate of His Mayarres health. Lord Hawarssusr , anfwer, adhered to the words of Mr. Aoposnrosi in the Houle of Commons, and Alerted " that there was no fufpenfion of the Royal funElions whith prevented the perfonal curdle of the Royal Atis thority." By this we are, no doubt, to under- Rand, that His Majtsry is capable of exercifing the royal fon/lions, notwithaanding the (late of his inchipoli:ion, whatever it may be.—The Lotto CHANCELLOR alto declared, that from all the ire formation which he had colleted from every guar* ter, he WAS confident that Lord HAWAFESCSI'i ftatement was coned ; and he even went fn far as to declare. that if the LcgiOaturc &mid pals a Bill, it did in a7BS, to enable him to difpenfe with his MayssTv's fign manual in giving the R .yal Mint to filch Bill• as had pad both Hoofer, he flosuj think it a breach of his duty to pot the foal to te commiflion without having pclietally contuhcd 1. May % IT r': will. P". l I