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_ - - - •••6 j • c A c.lik s z E j „, ) imP A , \•„: V. 46$ TI-lURSD I APRIL 23. 1•;;;I IBE 3879 3 NIX ;" Lieutenant of Ir.l and to pro! - .ih'.t •!..: cxport.a.on :and t encoo... r.age the import..ition of provi'n,im for . time to bit On the Motion of Mr. W. DUN. the Hutife akreed t o 't ruly, it . .elf urtnorrow into t Coonnin,e on the Ball : e : the hetta plei,ention of for?, ry. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ).MORROW EVENING, April 24, 1801, TriU be performed the new Comic Opens, in Three Ads This day was puhlillwit, price t s. SUBSTANCE of the SPEr:CH of the Right Hon. HENRY HHNDAs on Mr. t;REY's MOTION for an INCZDRY into the STATE of the NATION, on Wed nefday the t;th of Niareli, 180 i. Pr:ntol for F. and C. Itivington, St. Paul'. Church-yard; J. Hatehard, Piccadilly ; a:td to be had of all the other Boa fella rs. 11) BE SO! D. LAW COURTS IN _ ft;hll 'l'o o. c4llOl 7 IJI At.. 9 To With I Nt. tirit Atli !th rrF 1 'du Drazet: er t anal : labor talc anti whet *PP of RI Tote tog the alike to Dan r. by / Ain !le cc !.; re 1:8 A 111 r. Pert G 7▪ ~ ern 1 it. en chit. COE 'lngr It. In I • ik I 111•1 D. be No. tat . 7 the ke Lc may 2- 11 2 Ts.ft , w Juc t. ti 11.1 c a p, .1- 1914( tit we! •tr • ar b a t i 9.:t Oita let ••• nar the A 134 thi .• Ili ben ben Set a~ r. a ▪ Ibe .8 !.. In THE BLIND GIRL ; Or, A RECEIPT FOR BEAUTY. • The Principal Chandlers by Mars. INCLEDON, MUNDEN, FAwcr:rr, TOWNSEND, HILL, BE rEERTON, WADDY, CLAREMONT, &c. k4n.N. JOHNSTON, Mire WATERS, Mifs SIMS, Mrs. POWEI., and Mrs. MATTOCKS. 31. a Grand Pox:efface of the Entry of the Vice• Roy of Peru, into the City of which will be added the Molical Entertainment, called THE NAVAL PILLAR. nediderable alterations, and the addition of An entire i.ve Scene, manning the deftruction of the Dan& B. Sitips of the Line, Ste. off Copenhagen, as eireaed l.y !minis Parker and,.Nelfon on the glorious ad of April. TWENTY-SECOND TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, April :3, their Majeft/es Savants will perform the new Hi&deal dm, in DIN Acts, called DEA'F AND DUMB ; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. Nur the Dri OF A sna, will GE TO-MO RR OW ace Farce, called On Saturday next Will be produced, never perfornacd, a new Tragealy, in Five Adts, e dial Julian and Agnes. N. B. The Free Lilt of this Thcatri. (the Renters and An nuitants excepted) is not overacd to the Benefits. IFAV ROY AL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE'S FIEi.DS. The Public is refpedfully informed, that the New Royal Circus has undergone an e stenfive and total alteration, In ele vatioh of the Scenery, lengthening the Stage, rendering the Audience part of the Houk more commodious, and every way improving the interior and extaior in Accommodation, Mclean:a, and fplendid Decoration. THIS EVENING, APRIL 23, 1801, and EVERY EVENING. till further notice. A VARIETY OF NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. After which, • New Grand Ballet Pantomimei with entire New MuSe, Dreffes, Scenes, and Decorations, in Two Parts, 'cundining Sung , Dance, and Adion, ad founded on Hit torkal fads, called RINALDO RINALDINI ; Or, THE SECRET AVENGER. This celebrated Outlaw Sourithed in the former part of the • Century, and to elucidate his Wonderful Atehieventents, and the eltiniatlon his valour, blended with humanity, placed bin in, we have but to quote the following range from the Pre face of his Canaan Hiftorian ;--" All Italy freaks of On: the Appenine Mountains and the Sicilian Vales refound with the name of Rinaldini it lives in the fangs of Florence and Calabria, and in the Ballads of the SicilLues. From the &ramie of the Alps to the extremity of the Appenines, men talk of his Atehievements, and when the Garrulous Villagers et Cabbie, &tremble in the evening before their doors, every one is ready to relate fonts adventure of the VALE, ROSO CAPITANO RINALDINI ; it is a pleafure to we nd. the cute:nets and emulation they expel's. The Shepherds of the SioilianValos alternately entertain rash other with Kinks othim; and the iimpk parent, though exhaufted by the heat and labour of the day, leans reanimated the moment he begins to tail of Rinaldinl, amid a circle of his acquaintances. Wiles and Maidens. young Men and Boys, an Bildt with delight whenthek Fathers and Hedlund, fpeak of him. Nor does Over opprefs their eyes, if their labours be but enlivened with a ttury of Rinaklini. He is the Hero of the Soldier's Tale, in the guard. wont or the leanly watch-tower upon the co& ; and of frau. Mg nun when detained unwillingly on &ore, or becalmed upon the ocean. Hills and valleys, fpinning-rooms and cottages, alike refound with liallads of RinaldinV In the courfe of the Fall Part, Two entire New Inellattal Dances, in the latter of which will be Introduced a PAS SEUL, by Mifa E. DENNY. After whkii, 4th time, with new Scenery. Drelfea, and De. corations, an entire new National Sperlack (ceennemorating our late Naval Atchkventent), called THE NORTHERN FLEET; Or, Ba.MTISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPHANT. And the Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, that blr. !RE.I.AND the celebrated Flying Phenomenon, being tenuity reinitaLd in Ms health, is reoeugaged, and will re new hat moil atflociiihkg and unparalleled Istias uf Adivity. 'Fo which will be added, with new improved Scenery, Ma clikery, Deere', and Decorations, the popular, Splendid, Serio- Comic, Pedeftrian, and Equeftrian Pantomime, called, THE MAGIC FLUTE. Or, HARLEQUIN CHAMPION. In which that beautiful Animal, the Hanoverian Horfe Turk, will be oppokd to as Arabian War Rork., In a Grand Tour. nainent. I.4,nti to be opened at half part Floe, to begin at half paP Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of 11:rs. Simmons, tic Ilea °Sec from Tin till Four. ^ DANCING ACADEMIES and A7SSEIVIRLY ROOMS. 'A/( R. ALLEN is removed from Ha;: don-Nu:ire, &TA , to No. to, Great Ayliff ftseet, Cloodmun's aim No. try, Sherrard Street, Golden-Nuke, where Ladles and licntkmen wbo have never learned Dancing, or arc Wiper kit, arc privately riecompliacd in ell the fafhionable Steps, Homes, and every modern requifite for genteel Company. VorciPera, Olken, Captains of Ships, thole wbo come from tee Country to loam and others who can [pare but littk time, may hire in the Houk during their tuition; and acquire what o vikry in about a fortnight. A: Mr. ALLE N'S City Allemblies, which are every Mondar•. Ste Veltirolh. from Edinburgh, who is eitermod the belt p,n...riner is England for Strathlpeys and Reels, plays and con duct.. the Mule—Mr. Wciypart playa the Harp. N ase bet JAMUL'S e,f charatter admitted. S. book attended: Broad-[word and Fencing taught; alto tba Pada' Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. 1 HE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invested by the late Jam, HLIOIT• to her Matelly and the Prince of Wales. are ;ready fabric, both in tillgascc and Macy to any thing hithtrto 12 ‘'1 4 ' a k of; they will drectosdly prefave the Teeth Inc found even to old age; will reader diem white and beautiful the impairhtg the enamel. ham Nth at are look. te,p fa.% as are alreatly decayed from becoming erode, rt. ot !he 'roods-itch, rfeetly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, amt :role them grow erns and elaCe to the Teeth. They like l'"r• render the Breath sklicatdy [swat, and nasal) , all thaft odurier, that are the conkqucoce dkarbutie Gums and bad nth. _ Itt °Ake to prevent the intptditions daily proteifedZ ed = town, rfeking the above-sneedamed lanraltablilhal to c turowing wad. are (by pennillion) angrined is the amp. "I.Mtatet, hays.et k B'ew, COCIIIIIPOJATILLI il" Awl mate ire ga stable b ut what bare that won& nivat fad in Ll* gyp, an.j alo a label with the weeds 110.1. ter • "t Cockfratatteett, London," patted en the likwit us cloak Onttle.and lex. And all veva*. at tag ahem tels %admit ..re h "Wq. titlined,.tjaat putuatexitatiug the awn it 1.10 n). Tik Et mai Llcatittlee as: .fula whe Ic had h BAYtey- aiati Ito.; Coacktisaritreet, Lawton. Price as. • itantpritilnde& • e i The Public aredipeakiliesetiewal gab& pundming ikahmaaldedieises withsla Roam low.ALlkk" Itti r l than tirmotiptd j m ar g ' s carsetatits) ; as as m an**, bail swab* aranseetit. ••• • • • CAME OP 811.1.1.‘P S. This day Was publilhed, ornamented with an elegant Frontif piece, reprefeuting a Billiard Table, Pkirrs, &c. price t s. 6d. Nl.\V Infiruaions for playing, in all its varieties, the GAME of BILLIARDS with Eafe and Propriety. To which 1, praises' an Hillorical Account of the GAIIIC• Printed for T. Hunt, Nu. }i, Paternulter-row. Where may be had, New and Comprchenhve Rules ler Play in the GAME of CHESS, price Eighteen-panne. This day was publillied, Fhwintly printed In dumtecimo, price as. 6d. in ho !Ms, EMONSTRANCE, with other POEMS. Would'it thou the Bark of Britain should outride 6. The prcicnt blalt, and every future dorm t • " Give it that balialt, which alone ha. wriltht " With Him, whom wind, and wav;..,au.l w r retry." VOL/SG. By CATtIARINE 11001). London v Printtd for . the Author; and r.. 1,1 by R. Roc, No. 77, licet..ltreet ; T. N.Longotau anti 0. itl:Ca, Nu. 19, Patcr :miter-row ; J. Wright, No. t 69, Piccadilly ; and by the W. PbiP.ips, I.ontliard.dtrcet. Th . . Jay w s publitbed, in (mall am price ts. in hoards. '1 HE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH METRE, both us Pride and Verfc, iiutlrated, under a variety of Examples, by the analogous prop/bola of annexed Lincs. and by other oceakonal Marks. A longer or &otter (pace of time may he molt commix " dioufly andadvantageouily nrprefasted by a borer or (hurter " Gnu•" Paiesretv. By RICHARD ROT•_ London : Printed for and fold by the Author, Nu. 77, fleet ttrcct ; fold alfo by T. N. Longman and 0. Rces, No. 3.), Pater nolter-row ; J. Wright, No. 169, Piccadilly; and by the Printcr, W. Phillips, Gcorge-yard, Lombard-Itrect. This day IMO publifhed, handfomely printed in sto. price 7s. ficr dedicated, by per:maws, to the Moft Noble the Martini. of Exeter, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Ufe of OXYGEN, or VITAL AIR. Part I. illultrated with five Plates. Containing various Cafcs cf Patty, Nervous Debility, Ept kpfy, Hydrocephalus, Scrofula, White Swellings, Rickets, and Dittoed= of the Spine ' • with tome Experiments on Plant.. By 1). HILL, Surgeon, Fellow, and one of the Council of the London Medi ...ll Society, and Honorary Member of the Medical Society at Guy's Hofpit.:l. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; T. Casten, jun. and W. Davies, Strand, and J. Wright, Piccadilly. This dar was puldilhcd, In Titre! Volum es . Otltavo. price One Guinea, in boards, HISTORYof the PRINCIPAL EVENTS in the Rdgn of FREDERIC WILLIAM 11. King of Pruffia ; and a Political Pitlurc of Europe from I 7116 to :796 ; contain ing a Summary of the Revolutions of Brabant, Holland, PoLutd, and France. By I. P. SF.GUR. the Elder, Formerly Anthaffador of louts XVI. at St. Pcterfburgh, Berlin, and Vienna. Trannatod from the French. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, No. 39, Fatersof ter-row. Of whom may be had, lately publillieJ, Secret Memoirs ()film Court of Peteriburgh ; particularly to. l wards the end tithe Reign of Catharine IL and the Commence meat of that of Paul I. In 7 vols. Sao. price sm. in boards. STAMP DUTIES. Ms day was puiplithed, (In a very large opera Sheet) price ONE ANEW TABLE of all the STAMP DUTIES (including thole of the peefent SeSon of Parliament on Deeds, Bills of Exchange, and Inforances) with numerous ad ditional NOTES and OBSERVATIONS concerning Attelted Copies, Legacy Receipts, Land-tax Redemption Conveyances, the Ramping of certain Leaks for a Year, and various other Matters of Importance. Printed for T. Edwards. Law Stadoner, Temple. The great approhatinn which the former - cdftans of this Table have met with, renders it unnecelfary to fay more, than that equal care and attentipn have been employed upon the prelim °cesium I and that the Author has always endeavon red, as his Table was chef." ever publiihed, that ft mould be alfo the mat exaß and orree. CONTISIi:ATioUofbr. ijrAVOR'.COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS. On Friday, May aft, will be publinsed, In a neat PAeltet Volume, containing near 300 Pages of Letter. Pref., ortramencd with Three neat Engravings illuftratlng the Travels of Mr. PARR and DA MBERGF.k. Price 3s. feletd, in Coloured Paper. and Labaol on the Back. VOL. XXI. fTn be continued Monthly, till S Vols. arc compacted.) Of AN liifiorical Account of the moll celebrated VOYAGES, TItAVELS, and DISCOVERIES, Frotn the Tumor Columbus to the Preknt PaiixL By WILLIAM MAYOR, L. I. D. Printed for Vcrnor and Hood, In the Poultry ; H. D. Symonds, No. ao. Parernolter-row ; and E. Newber g, at the Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, Dr. Mayor's Voyages and Travels, Vol. t to so, price 31. feared, 3. los. bound and lettered, and 4 elegantly bound. Alfa his BRITISH TOURISTS, new edition, 6 vols, price its. reseed, tL as. bound and lettered. or iL Is. elegantly bound. Volume the Sixth of the BRMNH TOURISTS may be had ferrate, to complete Sets. SALE OF A MOST' MAONIFICF.NT COLLECTION Or PICTURES. . _ . . -riiE Amateurs of Painting are informed by -I. this Firft Advertifement, that the cchbeated and ex tenfive Cakellan Paintings front the greaten Marten , of the Italian, French, Malik and Dutch Schools, made by Mr. Roan in the centre cdThirty Year., will he put up to Polak Sale, by the Candle, and to the Left Bidder, on Monday the 15th of Atiyoalet, and on the following days, at s of the clock precikty. in the afternooo. In the Hour,: of Dividon Sophism take of Mount de Pietie. No. oy, Roe N'iviennc. i Paris. This Colledtion, known all over Fenix, by the Clief d'oc vres it contains, and which have been clam in the famous Cabinets of Juli..ne, Gagnat, Gagny, &Wet Cory, La Vatierre, Menam, lie Merle, Poulain; Bandorlile, Le Brun, Ice. and Ras confiders* otemsfed by the sequilithm the Gil Amateur his lately made of the pieciosi Cabitiet of Harang De Pre& ; sod moreover enriched of various Aloft' of the hlg&-ft curial*: Loch as Terra Cuites. Figures sod bulbs of ,Martile, -Antique and Modern Yaks Porphir, Grim* Yen Antique, Jirpir, and other rare and valuable Articles; a Let of Ow in Agsth.. Conwlian. Criftal of Rock, Purcelaits of Japan, Chios, and France. 'ishc sylo.le richly Let ; Figures sod Groups in Dronsc, hand -1 route Cabiort-Week Pfgees by Bout r, and others, in his le, Ste. EU. Ike. o be viewed dudes idght days ptevlosto to the Rale log u: re bawl stbhabprdcslrs, radakird he Mars.P.allatt & de la Rothe, is she efereleld Hook Roe Vivienne, No. ey. 1 Palo AV"'l''‘. compriting Mariliou with Otri,.‘ Garikn and two VAlttire Sixteen acre-, litu.ite thr": miles of r with a goad i'arin-lioar, and OlTice,, and alii.ut tlnr ilui.ilred and Forty .‘cres of Land adjoining.—"l'hi; Nlalhint h... b.,tt r.:eslitly fit ted up with litegitter Irate; and ev...ry Fixture, and tho Garden is well (tucked with Fruit Tr...., FurtLer particulars may he kn . ., wt application to Mr.Blitntly, Solkitur, ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO, MESS RS. PAR I( E R and Co. having eflablifhed by an action At LAW, au:iron:luny,: right of making CE.- MENT under PATENT, ber have to it.ite, dud it isfold by them only, at IlAnkfide, London. 'Tic Cement will fez a:.d:x•come as hard as stone, either in or out of water. It g:ri..s w NiAfutity as uncommon degree of fin•n:F•h And folidPy ; And may be expelled to the atlion of th.•tidei orillire lea without injury. it is a cheap fubßitute for number'. Work, where watt r, fruits, or oil. Are to be pre keyed. Cortintuti Mums may be to impruvi dbyitas lj tur paft ingrength any Terris Mortar; and be the Cane Means sTUCCO is produced of the molt bard And dar .. bh native. KrovEs. RANGEs, lly Id; MA rESTV's ROYAL 1.1:11 - 1 . 1•ALS PATE:Sri. STRATI'ObI's Improved Stoves and liar Placot,ut their M. nufactory near the Magdalen, Blacktriar's-road. 'THE principle of this invention is to prevent -IL the heat g up the chimney, the alai dying into the n. an, the chimney :null fniuking, and , o i educe •he o (ion of fuel; they ar.: alfo particuhily adapt, d to to.titte men's halls, Stair Cafes, Chorelie., and ~.vety iituatioi where much beat is required. .. large affortment . the molt imps ov ed kitchen range>, with boilers and ova $, Ste. the belt aila;.t,d to bake bread, meat, pies, Ste. by the ii!e of whiai a very Ihro proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will lur with Isis Patent Antifuditt and Steam Kitelux in daily uf:. Kitchen furniture in topper, iron, and 131°4 tin, :,n 1 Kivohn d matters, and flow; of every clefcript;on. may In had alio in a variety of elegant patterns, at Seddon's I Iphuidery ‘fare-room, Piccadilly; And at bit& Japan Wars:11011W. No. 9;, Clharlotte-Ilrect, Kathborte-phiec. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS hos gained by his ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF, HASHED CAI.VES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE• DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DrLlCA cii:s for the Tsstr, Ssov-ii.sitii, and Sroar-sous+; which are more fully esprelfed in his Catalogue, (llr. 'LINO rum loess i Ott or THEN) has induced mauy perfous to give the 131 UV tome to A&Tict.EY entirely diiKrent, which are vended at many shops in London, by Perim.< who go to the pritlcipill Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to fulicit Onlees of Tradebnen and Inn-keepers, who in confequence, are often ferved with a SevillOUi Soler, of very inferior quality, which is not only an impolition, but a gnat Difappointnient to Fa milies who purehafe them with a view of hating good Sauce to their FISH, Ste. N. 11.—None are His Gamy INC, but what have theft! words on the Label, " Butocss's ORIGINAL AMU SUPCISOR it. laNCa Or ANCHOVILS, NO. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." Weft India Merchants, Planters, and OfSeers of t►- Navy, atc. fupplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Wolof their Rick Sauce fur Filh, Mathes, Steaks, Mads Dies, Cold Mesta, ate. which will keep in any Climate. _ P.IRLIiiMENT.IEr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, API'S. 21. The Bill to prevent SoMims Alerting,. the Lottery BBL and the [mitt:cp.:re Allowance Bill, wcre read a teeond tillaC and committed. Cooper's Divorce Bill was read a lirft time. The Earl of MOIRA prefented a petition from Higginbotham, confined in Newgate under an order of the Houle, for felling a Newfpaper which had fallen under their Lordfliip's difpleafure The petition Rated, that he was employed as I'or ter in the office of that Newfpaper ; that he was utterly ignorant of the import of that publication, or of the confequences of tiding as he had done It concluded with praying relief in confederation of his ignorance, his unwillingnefs to offer their Lordlhips any offence, and that he had a wife and children, who had no other mode of fuhthicnee than what they derived front his induftry. The petition was ordered to lie on the table. An attelted Copy of the proceedings in the Ec clefiallical Courts, upon the Cafe, being delivered in by the proper Officer, a Bill to diffolve the mar riage between John Cope and Mary his now wife, v.as brought in, and read a fill time. Upon the queftion for the second reading of the Bill to divorce Campbell from leite his now wife, Counfel and evidence were called in.— In this cafe, which in a certain point of view, is clofely conneZted with that of Mrs. Jane Addifon, whofe Bill to divorce Edward her hulbartd, is now ponding before their Lordlhips, it appeared from the Rau:mons of the Counfcl and watnefes, that Dr. Campbell was now, and for many years pall, a relident at Calcutta, was married t'everal years tince to Ma's Jcffe Campbell, the daughter of Sir James Campbell, of Argylefliire, and lifter to the above mentioned Mrs. Addition : that they have children ; that, in the courfe of the year t 79 Mrs. Campbell came with the children from India; that in the courte of the year 1794, the Lady was deeded in an adulterous interecwrfe with Mr. Ad. difon, the hurJaad of her filter. The fall of the Adultery was fatisfaflorily proved by Chafe wit neffes who were brought forward on the part of Mrs. Addifon, to prove the Adultery of her haf. band with the I.ady in quellion ; and in cook. quence of which 1)r. Campbell in ttitutcd an a&ion in the Court of King's Bench againit Mr. Addifon, and recovered sood. damages and colts. The lattence of the Ecclefialtical Courts in favour of Dr. Campbell on this occation, was allo regularly proved. Thefe lifts appearing in evidence to the fatisfadion of their Lordtl.ips, the Bill was forth with read a fecund time, and ordered to be coin. mitted fur Friday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Ms. Voss' rim' Fr:fraud a ossMy of oftbootoi of dis orallogile metre of feveral deporroiroor of dos Folds hirdiar which vorrooriL-rcil to Ur OM *lt able for dos pared of air Mintage GI the Hods. &peg palltna to Wei In •lit le, umpinver die Lori Mr. GEokot Possoaav adverted to curtain in conveniences now exiiling in the Conititution o f the I rith Court of Common Pleasand King's Bs:ch, and gave novice of his intention to move on l'iiday for leave to being in a Bill to render their form fimilar to that of the Court ut Exchequer. Allud ing to the vipers relative to frith expenditure now before the he contended that they were far from being latisfaaory. He whiled to fec s ':4'sh• tailed aCCOUta of th_ amount of the ditforeitt fails given by way of corn/nth:46in to per:lin, who had Lezat injured by the m.afure of the Union. lie thould therefor: feel his duty to move for the production of fuel' at account. Mr. COARY Rated, that the accounts already be fore the Home were loch as were tifually prerent ed to ti.e Parliament uf Ireland, and he thought it neeellary to hate this, led a finpicion Ihnuld go abroad, that the prefent aceonnts were not as full and complete as ;hole generally produced. ing mentioned this, lie had only to add, that any niotaai made by the Hon. L.:An:engin, whole ob i jeCt WAS to give information to the lioufe, fltuuld meet with his hearty concurrence. Mr. Pussomar and Mr. CORRY afterwards raid a few words in explanation. DUKE OF YORKS LATTER. Mr. Ti ea re v•faid, he role to make a motion, in purivance of M.! notice he had already given, re lative to a Letter written by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, a part of which had been read in that •Houte when an Hon. Friend of his made a motion relative to the State of the Nation. In doing fo, he felt f pleafure that the produltion of die letter to which he allud ed retied on perfous who profetrcd themfelees to• tally independent of the I ttc Adminiftration—an Adminiftration which, in his mind, had conducted Well in a manner perfe.slly :raw. The Right Hen. Gentleman who had occalioned the prefent motion (Mr. Dundas) had eflabliflied for hinifiell a no.: office, that the war might be the better carried on, by which he placed the whole management of the army in his own hands. He gave the Right Hon. Gentleman full credit for his capability in the in veßigation of accounts, where perfes e:ance and in• dultry were necelfary, but denied his judgment rot lative to the management of an army. He laid, if the letter which was the lubjea or the prefent motion &odd be produced, it was his intention to make it the ground of a deep charge againft the Right Hon. Gentleman. In the year 1794 1 the Right Hon. Gentleman ailed for men and money, and every other nccelfary to carry en the war, and they were granted in a more boundlefs and uncon trolled degree than on any former occasion. From he year 1794, the Right Hon. Gentleman went oa increaling in his demand, until laft year, when the number of eficaive men, at the difpofal of Mi nifters, was laid to be not lea than three hundred thonfand. In t^9B the army was augmented by drafts from the Militia, not of raw recruits but well difciplined men, to which the &It Gentlemen in the kingdom had been little better than recruit ing Scrjeants. There draftsfrom the Militia amount ed to thirty thonfend men, as the Right Hon. Ge ntleman lloutly affected, well difeiplined. The Taft of the troops that were employed on the expedition to Holland, returned to England by the in of De ember, 1799, and yet when the Right Hon. Gen tleman (Mr. Duna's) asked, on the 28th of Fe bruary following, for twenty thoulind men, he is told by the Commander in Chief they cannot ready in lets than two months for want of difei. pline.—" For that, 1 fay, the Right Hon. Gentle man is accountable, and therefore I move for tit:. letter of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York.' At that very period, his Nlajefty's Minillers mint. ed to accede to the evacuation of E ,, ypt, at a time when it appears not twenty the.iiind men we:e difciplined in England. No injury, he laid, could he done to the_public service by the erodullion of the letter. " I afk it," raid Mr. Tierney, " for the eurpofe of punilhing him whom I beli e ve in my conteience has deceived the country." rie Right Hon. Gentleman, he faid, had treated all in quiry from that Houle with contempt for (even years ; and by his uncontrolled confidence and great means, had reduced the army to that Rate. that fuch a number or men as ha then required could not be ready for the public fervice without two months notice.—lt would appear as if the in tent in reading a part of the letter was to throw blame on the Duke of York ; it was due to con tinency and decency—it was due to the confecinence of Parliament, not to (offer any man to read gar bled (ententes and paragraphs of any letter. Mr. Tierney concluded with moving, " that a mciTage be tent to his Majetty, humbly praying that his . Majefty would be gracioufly picated to order the letter of his Royal Highnefs the Dukc a York, Commander in Chief, to the Right Ilon. Henry Duntlas, dated the with of February lan, to be laid upon the Table of that Route." The motion being put and kconefed, The Citmects.toa of the Excistaayta Aid, as the Hon. Gentleman's motion was direded to the produltion of a public document, it might be ex pelted that foam pertim in his Majetly's confidence' ftiould sift. With refpeß to the email.% of his, Majefty's Minitiers, it should be judged of by the Hoak and the Country. He winked th e Il e a c tp confider the nature of the Hon. Gentleman's tion, which went to expnk what it might lot, eefary to withhold from the public ete.„ or er x e. pride= eiretunttanees, and in the, of the Colmar. The Him. . 411 . 011 ii •