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he ig• by U. 'y to its funetions, arifing from an experience ' peculiar fitnefs for it. Although the ufual if cur proceedings leads me to addrefs my ',aims to the Chair, yet I am difpofed to ' at the proper objed of congratulation is the fell. I cannot forbear looking bock to the lon when you were called upon to fill this Jortant office, and in doing fo I (hall venture rare the feelings which you then entertained, your feelings mull now be. You have Rated, i are much impreffed with the confideration own infufficiency, when you compare the na d extent of the duties with the qualifications 'ou poffef. ; but, Sir, I think all this dubiety now completely done away, after the length , and the feverity of the ctiticifm to which re been expored. Your predeceffor, who had mg continuance of years filled that Chair in - heat and party conflict, in is manner which :ed upon him the approbation and applaufe of nufe (I allude to Lord Sidmouth, who is now ther), was conliiered by all as a perfect charac .e in the Chair This opinion of that Noble was formed of him after a very long trial.— too, have had your trial, and you have not been wanting. You, like my Lord Sidmouth, have • Chair, with dignity of charaFter, and utility public. to as again '0 entitle you to the confi of tiled-Inure; and whatever may have been your )prehenfious urn your fiat appointment after iidmouth, the circumflance of that confidence sing Rill undiminifhed, mull convince you that cpeetations originally formed by the Houfe have jullified. I cannot conceive that there could be ay thing to increafe the fatisfaelion I 'feel in Peeing .on called upon by the unanimous confent.and ap• do bation of the Houfe, not wholly expreffed in hence, but in a manner that convinces me all parties opite in thinking you the bell adapted for fuch a 4uation. Although a filent eldtion might have been rfeelly fufficient to have fatisfied you, yet, as the , „J4ice has been effeCted by more than ufual ohferva- Sign, the cunfequence of them will be, that you will le the fatisfaCtion to feel, that whatever may be the quntcn of tome individual. as to the fitnefs of public to fill their refpetlive fi tuatians, no difference of opinion as to you exifts—(Hear. hear 1) Confcious hat I mutt fall infinitely (port of giving an adequate lefcription either of my own feelings, or thofe which be Houfe entertains upon this occafion, I than there 'ore conclude with moving, " That this•Houfe do tow adjourn." This IA motion was put from the Chair, and the Houle adjourned accordingly to twelve o'clock to- Inorrow (this day). During this debate, the four Members fur the City fat in their .obes as Aldermen, at the upptr end of the Treafury Bench, taking *auk according to their nation on the poll at the late ekelion fhis, it feems. is in conformity with aotient etiquette, and is a point of privilege and rank in the Reprefentatives of the City. . The following Places have returned, to ferve in he New Parliament, Members who. on Mr. BaAnn's Mr. LYTTLETON'S Motion, in April lag, voted 'virl the prefent Adminittration : Betlfordfhire S Right Hon. R. Fitzpa• rick Z Francis Pym Samuel Whitbread ZW. L. Antonio Charles Du ndas W. L. Hughes Earl Temple Right Hon Thomas Grenville 11 ionourable R. bi.ville T. Baring so Sir George Nugent I G. H. C. Cavendilh 5 Pareoe Greaten ZOwen Williams 5 Lord Mahon r, George Smith Lord Elam D. Davenport Sir W. Lemon Bedford Pcrkfhire Wallingford Boekingbamfhire Buckingham Wycombe Aylcfbury Marlow Wendover Cambridge Univerfity Clic&ire Cornwall L auneelton Camelford Tregony Newport St. Maws Cumberland Carlifle Derbythire Derby Moulton Taviftock Shaftfbury Warehant Durham County Durham &vertu) , Knareiborough Mahon Northaflerton Richmond Thirfle York Kingfionoott-Hull Malden Cloudier Herefordfhirc Hereford Leominßer Hertfordthire Hertford Kent Rocheftee Lancathirs Prelkon Leieefter Lincointhire Lincoln Bolton London Norfolk Yarmouth 'Thetford Cattle Rifing Northamptonfltire Northampton Peterborough Brickley Higham Ferrero Morpeth Newcattle f Earl Percy i I Smitten Lord H. Petty 1 . 1. O'Callaghan Godfrey Wentworth I W. Nurthey 15 1 E. Mora. .1 &rope Bernard 1 Colonel Shipley Lord Morpeth J. L C C urwen 3e ord G. H. A. Cavendint 1. W. Cavendiik E. Coke Hon. A. Cavendilb Bradikaw 1 Lord Wdllant-Ruffell 35 Right Hon. R. Fitzpatrick E. Loveden Louden Hon. J. W. Ward Sir R Milbanke R. Lainbt on 40 j. Wharton r Lord Offuliton Lord John Townlhend Hon. R. L. Dundee H. Peirfe S A. Shakerpeare - 1 Hon. C. L. Dundu S W. Frankland Greenhill Sir W. Milner Lord Mahon C. C. Weltern H. Howard T. Foley S T. P. Symonds /R. P. Scudamore Sir j. Lubbock Hon. T. Brand 5 Hon. C. S. Cowper iNieholkm Calvert W. lionywood _ _ _ J. CaWirt ST. Stanley J. Bbekburne Lord Stanley S. Smith Hon. C. A. Pelham Hon. W. Monfon W. A. Madoek• 8. A. Pelham 0. Byng H. C. Comte S Sir J. H. Miley T. W. Coke S. Lufhington T. Creevey R. Sharpe Lord Althorpe Hon E. Bouvet - le S Right Hon. W. Elliott / French Lawrence R. H. Bradikaw A. lienderfon Right Hon. W. Windham Earl Percy Hon. W. Howard W. Ord Sir M. Ridley Neweaf'•-udder-Line Nottingham Woodftoek Banbury (double ret.) Rutland Somerfetihire Taunton Ilebeiter Wells Portfinouth Yarmouth Andover Stockbridge S•affonithire Stafford Litchfield Suffolk Aldborough Sudbury Bury Northam Shoredam Midhurft Steyning Arundel Lewcs Coventry Appleby Worcefterlhlre Worcetter New Sarum Caine Cricklade Old Sarum Dover Winch(Kea jatnes Macaw ald j. Smith Hon. W. Edea W. Praed 0. Noel Nod W. Diekenfon A. Baring f R. B. Sheridan 1. M. A. Taylor C. W. Taylor IJ. Markham L Sir T. Miller J. C Jerrolfe Hon. N. Fellowes J F. Barham Geo. Porter Lord O. L. Cower R. M. Phillips [O. G. V. Vernon Ceo. Aaron Sir C. Bunbury Sir. Aubrey J Sir C. Hippary Lord Tettqletovr n Sir S. Romi;ly Sir C. M Durrell L T. Shelly J. Smith j j. M Lloyd L R. Hurit Sir A. Piggott IT Kemp 11. Shelly SP. Moore W. Mills Lord Howick Hun. W. Lyttletiin A. Robarts Lord Folk &one j• Jett Yn Lord Porchefler Right Hon. N Vanattart 130 J. Jackfon ISir F. F. Vane Calverley Bewicke S J. Leach I tiro Hibbert 13S Seaford Cardiganfhire J. Johnes Camarthen G. Campbell CarnarvonChlre Fir R. Williams Denhighthire Sir W W. Wynne ' Denbigh R M. litioidulph 14 0 • Flint&lre Sir T. Mottyn Flint Cr.l Shipley Montgomeryfhire Charles W. W. Wynne Pembrokefhire Lord Milford Droitwich Hou. A. Foley 1 45 Salta& (double ret.) S W. H. Freemande /T. Freemantle Argylefhire lord J. Campbell Anftrutber, &c. Sir J Anftruther Kircaldy, lite. ' P. C Fergiffon 150 FOI farlhi re Hon. W. Maule Kircardinefhi re W. Adarn Kirkcudbright, tee. Hon. Montgomery Stewart Lanertfhire Lord A. Hamilton Renfrewfbire W. Macdowall 355 Stirlingfhlre Hon C Fleming . Sutherland Right Hon. W. Dundas Kinrofifture W. Adam Cork County , Lord Bernard Kinfale R. Martin 1160 Down County S Hon. J. Meade F. Savage Dublin Right Hon. IL Grattan S Right Hon M. Fitzgerald Korry County H. A. Herbert 165 Kildare County R. latottche Kilkenny County Hon. F. Ponfuuby Limorick County Hon. W 4:Uhl Longford County Lord Forbes Meath County T. Bligh 170 Queens County H. Parted. Portartingem Hon. W. Lambe Sligo County C. O'Hara 5 Hon. Mont. Matthew Tipperary County 1 Hon. F. A. Prime 3 75 Tyrone County James Stewart lion. T. Knox Waterford County R. P: wer Waterford Sir J Newport Dwrgarvon Hon G. Walpole 180 Wicklow County S W. H. Hume 1 W. Tighe 1 Haverfordvrelt Lord Ken fington The following Places have lamed to ferve in the new Parliament, hi:Ambers who did not vote on the Motions of Mr. BRAND, or Mr. LYTTLETON Yorkfhire Lord Milton Camelford R. Adair Glouccfterfhiie Hon. G. C. Berkeley Thetford Lord W. Fitzroy New Sarum W. Huffy Beaumaris Lord Newborongh Meath County Sir M. Somerville Kildare County Lord Henry Fitzgerald Dublin Comity C. Talbot Wareham Sir Granby Calcraft Midhurft Hon. James Abercrombie Appleby J. R. Cuthbert Druitwich Sir E. T • Winnington Newtown, Hants Dudley Not th Norwich W. Smith St. Alban's J. Halley Pomfret Lord Pollington Tewkefbury Hanbury 1 racy Lynn Sir M B. Folkea Oakhampton Col. Wardle Penryn C. Lemon Newtown, Lai:n(ll4T j Blackburne, jun. 205 Abi ng d on J. Knapp Orkney Malcolm Laing Linlithgow E. Maxwell Dunbar Sir Geo. Warrender inverary Cul. Campbell Kirkwall J. M. Mackenzie Rofsibire A. M. Frafcr Cork County lion G. Ponfonby Galway County Right Hon. B. Daly Cardiff Lord W. Stuart 215 Clare County Sir E O'Brien Reigate Lord Royfton Radnorfbire W. Wilkins Galway County R. Martin Cork City Hon. C. Hutebinfon 22Q Bridport Sir S'. Hood Reigate Hon. B. C.'Cocks Cathtrlough County W. Bagenal Leitrim County ---- Clements Heiftone Sir J. St. Aubye Truro J. Lemon Youghall l.ord Boyle Bandon Lord•Boyie Betkihirs G. Vanfittart Chatter T. Grofvenor Exeter Sir C. Bampfylde Bath J. Palmer ' Kilkenny County Hoo. J. Butler Kilkenny City Hon. C. H Butler Catherlough County D t o Canterbury J. Baker Lyon lord Walpole I Ennis Right Hen. J. Fitzgerald Sudbury Cot. Ar Pl ymout h T.Tyr whitt Aldborough J. Mc Mahon Monaghan County R. Dawfon 3 Petersfield Hon. B. Grey Gatton C. B. Greenough Bury Lord C. Fitzroy 2 4 15 cam. Cochrane Johan= Gramponnd 1 Hon. A. Cochrane S Guildford lion. C. Nortuu Plymouth Sir C M. Pole Darfetibire . E. B. Portman Radnor R. Price dequacy ('our pecu ar m of on ' ogr atulati , hint that th inufe itfelf. h rg occafinn l oft imports r > compare ) what you or ta t you are o I your own 3 , .ore and ext okich you lay be nov f trial, ant d nu have be tl , r a long r 13 ' t ines of he onferred u ht his H°Ure at a another) • er to be in l as ,ord was ruu, too, h nt a s ound want aled that ( o the pub' he lence of th , ia . appre tat ,ord Sidn j t f emainiag ter he cline', ten junifi LONDON. tUESDAY, JUNE 23. PRT''.E OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Omani., for July 6a f —Reduced 62163.--Oinnium t pr. Exchequer Bate. par to Ss dif. PRICE OF S COCKS V ESTI' kDAT : 3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 621 6; India Bends, as. ts rem. 3 per Cent Conf. Auu. (hut &Lehr(' Bilk, par as. diE 4 per Cent. 8 f 8t Lottery Ticket.; 191. 175. Loog Annuities 17 13.0 f Confols for ace. 61f The following is handed about in the political cir cles, as the fubllance of the Amendment to be pro pored by the Members in Oppofitiin. to the Addrefs to the Krso. when moved for on F.ldly " That his Malefty's faithful Commons eagerly feize this wa llas of approaching the Perim of their beloved Sovereign, and of eaprefflog that uniform Loyally, and refpedtful Afiedtion. with which the Miffing& of his Majefty's Reign cannot fail to infpire a Britt& Parliament: That his Majefty's faithful Commons are well aft - tared of his Mafefty's conftant fupport of the Eftablith ments of Church and State ; but at the fame time they deem it their duty to his Majefty, ind to their Country, to exprefs their deep regret,that the oftentatious And unneceffary mention of this attachment of his Majelly to the fundamental principles of the Britt% Conftitution, fhouid be emPlord to aft an unjult fufpi• don on a large portion of his Majefty's molt faithful Subjeas thus laying a broad foundation for religious Mentions, and brand • lag with the hateful mark of Treafon to the Conflitution,all fuck as may differ from the peculiar policy of an editing Adminiftratior : That, shill his Majcfty's faithful Commons, individually and to gathet , rejoice that it has fallen to their lot to exprefs their zealous Loyalty to his Majelly, they cannot at the fame time withhold the esti:region of their profound furrow, that it was deemed neceffary to,iptercept,in the Deft ftep of its progres, the laft Imperial Parlia ment of the United Kingdom ; a Parliament which, eketed by the free and uninfluenced voice of the People, and mindful of its honourable origin, had entered upon a fyftem of Economy and Reform, which would at once have alleviated the People of their heavy burthens, and have added new en rgy to the Go vernment:—'that, in the mitHt of this regret for the paft, his Majefty's faithful Commons look with confolatory hope to the future ; and recalling to their memory the many bltflings of his Majefty's long and g!nrious Reign, they have to exprefs their full confidence, that what has begun in Toleration may nut end in Perfceution ;--that Religious and Civil Liberty will (till proceed together; and that the Houle of lirunfwick will not take sway what the 1-lOure of Orange had granted." Hamburgh Papers to the 14th instant, Paris Pa per: to the fame date, Dutch to the tBth, and two Gottenburgh Mails with Stockholm Papers to the 13th, and Gottenburgh to the 16th infLant, have at- rived. The Hamburgh Correfpondent of the t3th, contains a paragraph, Rating, that " According to fome ac counts which have reached Copenhagen, a change has taken place in the Rufliin Mininry. Baron BUD BERG has refigned, and M. de NOVMSILZIFF has re ceived the Porr Folio of Foreign Affairs. C. unt Rostswzow has been fncceeded in the department rf Commerce by Count Sraoo aunt F, who lately return cd from England, and it is thought that by this change the renewal of the Commercial Treaty wi,h England will be facilitated." This news, if correct, is of great importance. A private letter from Elfinenr, of the t ath inflant, fpcaks of a battle having been fought by the French and the allied army, which terminated in favour cf the latter ; but as the date is not even mcntirned, nor any of the circumflances, we do not think the news entitled to credit. • The Monitarr of the 12th is filled with different do comen.s relating to the title of Madhal LEFF issitc, who has been created Duke of Darerzic, with terri• torial Oofftnions, fituated in the interior of France, thereunto annexed. The Meffage of BowareavE, as being the mon important of thefe documents, we have tranflated. Neither the French nor Dutch Pa pers ccmtain,the lean information from the armies. The latter, under the head of intelligence from Mu nich and other places, mention that the Members of of the Confederation of the Rhine are to double their contingents. In the packet with the Mails from Gottenburgh, Baron ADLERIERG arrived, who has been appointed Swedifh Envoy Extraordinary, and Islininer Pleni potentiary to the Britifh Court, in the place of M. REHAUSEN, who has been recalled. Captain PER. PONCHER, Aid de Camp to General BLUCHER, alto Caine in the fame packet, entruned with difpatches for Government, and for the Commander in Chief. A letter was yefierday received in town from Smyrna, by a Merchant of the firs refpdtability, Rating, that the influence of France at Confan• tinople was on the decline. The vigilant blockade by the Ruffian Beet, had produced fuch a fcarcity of provifions, that the people had been induced to ex. prefs their difapprobation, by loud Mlles and groans, as SEBASTIANI palled the freers. Letters have been received from the fleet under Vice-Admiral Lord Cowl:Go/ono, off Cadiz, dated abont twelve days fince, all of which agree, that the combined fquadron, about twelve or thirteen fail of the line, are ready for fea, and it is fuppofed if our fleet were by accident driven off their Itatiln, they would endeavour to make a granlh oft to get through the gut of Gibraltar, and endeavour to form a junEtion with the Carthagena or Toulon fqoadron, , or perhaps with both. But Lord Cozzisowoon is ever on the alert, and his eruizing frigates form a line of co* munication from off Cadiz Bay to his fleet in the Olfaftfpr the purpnfe of communicating informatioti l diby she telegraphic fignals. The bodies of the two feamen who werp drowned, with Mr. WADI, in the lake at Longleat, were dif covered onThurfdav laff, nine days after the accident, floating on the furface of the water. Diligent Cearch had before been daily made, and many extraordinary conjeaures formed, on finding it fruitlefs. It is now fuppofed, that the bodies had been entangled in the weeds at the bottom of the lake, and rote to the fur ' fate on the weeds bleaking way. ICO no IZO 2CO SIO $33 240 Sso, THE EXPED.MON.' Order; were this day feet to Chatham and Sheet• nets, for fome tranfports to proceed for the Downs* to wait for further orders. " RAMSOATIL JUNE 2i. '6 A great deal of company, from Margate and other parts of Kent, came here this morning, to fee the troops that are to fatal the Second part of the Expedition embark. Bit there was no embat Liar nb nor have any troops whatever arrived here for that purpofe. To morrow, and to-morrow, and to mor. row"—are talked of, as days on which the em bar kati , n will certainly take place,—The troops a hich are to comport the neat ezubat kation are fill at Can. tetbury, and cnaff of A Troop of the Horfe Artillery of the The 3d Light Cavalry German Legion. The ad Heavy Dragoons - A Detachment of Foot Artillery, And a large propottion of Artillery Horfcs. It is not imagined here, that there will be any Britifli troops detached fro ti this country, at the prefent period, on foreign fervice. Rumours and conjalutes are, however, as frequent and es futile en Ramfgate Pier as they arc nn the Stock Exchange. RamfFate harbour is 11 crowded with tranfpnrts ready to receive the troops, whenever they arrive ft.r that purpofe. In additir nto the tranfports ahead?. enumerated to you, there arrived th's day. theiffitude FAtRCLOU CO Amphitrite STEVIINSON Melanthc • FRAN. FOIVIAR Reliance jsto CRANS I OWN Juno pm HALL Boyne Wus. Amer • Whit,* jNo HUNTER Perfcveranee rLus RostsTs Rodney CEO. Bowls Henry Addington JNo. Esc Lug Adventure Ros. ANDERSON Nep-une jNo. Ronson And a confiderable number more are expeded every tide.—Their tonnage, in general, is from 230 to 330 tons. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. GOT rENBUROH. JUNE ts. The day before yeltcrday, two fleets, the one going to England, under convoy of the Sally armed (hip. (Captain Clre;ham), which oppofed the French at the liege of Dantzic ; the other under convoy of the Pandora brig, bound to the Sound, were, by a flrong gale of Wefterly wind, forced in here. The Pandora has in her convoy five fail of tranfports, laden with gunpowder, for Memel. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE ss. Arrived his Mildly's (hips MARS, from Plymouth; and DAPPSR, from a cruize ; alto feveral outward bound veffel. from the Downs. This morning, his ' Majeily's fhip Sr. ALBANS, got under weigh about four o'clock, with the following Eall India:nen under convoy, viz :—Royal George, Earl Howe, Wind ham, Warley, Wexford, and Mercury packet; their pilots left them about one o'clock off the Cubearts, I with the wind W. by S —His Majefly's (hip MALA. BAR, with her convoy for South A mer i ca , fill re mains at St. Helen',, and is fuppofed to be waiting the a.rival of fome veffels from the Downs —Drops down to St. Helen's, his 1 1 / 4 12jefty's (hips Isis, P. —TAR, Bcoom, and ALPHA, with the fleet for Newfound land, &c. His Majefty's (tip Accmars 8, with a fleet for Cork, did not proceed as Rated yefterday. DEAL, JUNE 22. Arrived the WRANGLER gun brig, from a cruize, and a fleet of tranfports under convoy from the weft ward. Sailed the \Taxan gun brig, with the out ' I ward bound, &c. under convoy frit the %seaward.— . I Wind S. _ CHATH OA, JUNE 23. Ws Majefly' thip SAMPSON is to lie at the N're as a guard (hip, in the room of the ZEALAND. Sailed, the igth inn. the FRANCHISR frigate, and PEACOCK sloop to Blacknakes. The NAMUR, Capt. HALTED, arrived here on Saturday from the North Sea: the is to be refitted immediately. The ROSAMOND amp, Captain DEAN, fled yenerday for the Note. The Coaost sum., of 54 guns, is taken into Ds,ck , and is to be fitted for an army convalefcent flip to lie at Jamaica. YARMOUTH, JUNE 21. This morning arrived from Gortenburgh ►he Dor. fet packet, Captain HAMILTON, and has landed hit Excellency ADLIRBERG, Minifler from the Court of Sweden; and Captain Psarowcuta, Aid de•Camp to General BLocusa. The Captain has difpatches from General Ihucusa, to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoac—Arrived the FLoa• frigate, and Tamar:us: corvette.—Wind N. W. [For the remainder of the Nautical Intelligence Lee the Lit Page ] Thor fday came on before the Court of Exchequer at Edinburgh, an information at the intlance of his Majetly's Advecate•General, againfl Nicol Stenhoufe fenior, and Nicol Stenhoufe juittor, brewers, in the neighbourhood of Dunfe, for mixing various drugs in the ale, porter, and beer, manufa6ured by them; contrary to Ael of Parliament, which allows nothing ' elle to be nfed but malt and hops.—After a trial of confiderable length, the Jury found a verd;a for the Plaintiff on cne count of the informatior,fr r a penalty of soot. It came out in the cootie of the trial, that in a room adjoining to the brewery, there were found packages of nine different forts of drugs, amounting to 306 h. weight. NAV MARKST Tuaxvits.—Mr. YOU 11 0• lei from the Mancheker boards, made his debut before a London Aud;ence, laft night. at this Theatre, in the arduous charaaer of Hamlet.—lt is but jullice to ob. terve. that his conception _of the part was chalk throughout ; and that, in the expreffion of the ever. changing patfions, which fill the character of liamkt, he fhone emineutly confpicuous.—ln the fcene with his father's M o il, he was pathetic, and difplayed cot rally the various firuggles of filial piety, awe, and abhorrence for the murder of his father.—His per. formance, through, ut t le whole of the Piece, was fuccefsful, and far above mediocrity; and we con. gratulate the Public on the acquilition of fo valuable an Afton f 1