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calsiers et the Lid Cencrnst and Comrany of the Bank of Eng • land, Tull be paid into the receipt of the ixcisainer, to be ap plied ftom :hue to time to fuch ftrrizes for Great Hrizain and it-hod, as tball thin have been vute,l by this Houic, it, t:ils &film tit natismatt. 1 I:.e ir,lbdics of this Committee, That the rates anti drti-sgranred.hy an a.q, wade in the 3gtit year of the reign of hie r.rnit included," An Act for :ranting to his Ma j. .m 1:11r.n.1 Cm:Ullmann fur thr Profecution uf the War," tcLith were cuntiuue.: by the acts for granting duties on in cur..., do erafe and determine. 'nut it lathe opinion of this Committee, That the dudes or int-ume, granted by feweral adds made in the nth and 40th ye:.- , of we rap of His prate= Majcity, do ...cafe and tic ts Te at i t r, tSe ouioion of this Conimince,That the (rectal inks, which are tow chargtd s upon and payable out of tine duties on income ' ( hall be dinged upon and payable, out orate tooloadatui fund of (hat Britain. That it is the opinion of this Committee. That the fevcral and refpedire rates and duties payable for or in tepeet of beer wale tithe price of 13s. the barrel, or under, exciufive of the duty payaLic thereon (nut &Aug twroperny ale, mentioned and defaihtal in the (-wads article of die Treaty of Union with setulanth) Mill craft and determine. • That it la the opinion of this Committee. That the Alowances gratited by an ad made in the 27th year of the reign of his pre fcnt M' etty out of thc duties on malt to common brew es, or other perfons. who Mall left or tap out beer or ale, publicly or privately, hall teak and determine. That it it the opinion. of this Committee, That towards rail ing the ftipply granted to his Majefty, a duty of as. be charged for every barrel if beer or ale of tfis. the barrel, or under, ex chifive of the duty of Excite payable thereon, and denominated table beer, which Mall be brewed in Great Britain by any com mon brewer, or other perfon or perforis, who Mall fell or tap out _ny horror ale, publicly or privatdy. That it Li the opinion of this Committee, That towards rail ing thc (apply granted to his Majefty, an additional duty of as. be charged upon every barrel of beer, or ale, above ifis. the barrel, .m.eitifive of the dudes of Excite, payable thereon (not being two-penny ale, nientimied and defcribed in the 7th arti cle of the Treaty of Unita, with Scotland), which Mall be brew ed in Great Britain by any common brewer, or other pawl, who (hall fell or tap out any beer or ale, pub licly or privately. That it is the opinion of this Conunittee, That towards rail ing the fupply granted to his Majefty, an additional dt , ,e of rd. he charged upon every barrel of two-penny ale, mentio ned tied c'eferibed in the 7th article of the Treaty of Union with Scotland. That it is the opinion of this Committee. That towards rad ios the fupply granted to his hiajeity, an tddition•A duty of 6s. he charged upon every barrel of kith beer or ale which Mall be imported into Grua Britain from Ireland. hat it is the opinion of this Committee, That towards railing the (apply granted to his Majcity. an aidititional duty f 12s. 1 id. be charged upon every barrel of beer, ale, or mum, which Mail be imported into Great Britain (except from lrcland.) That it is the opinion of this Committee, That a drawback of 6s. be allowed upon every barrel of lining beer (not befog two puny ale, mentioned and dekribed in the (math article of the Treaty of Union with Scotland), which Mall be brewed and mare in Great Britain, and exported as uterchaudife to foreign parts. That it lathe opinion of this Committee, That towards rat s ling the fupply granted to his hlajefty, 'an additional fluty of itd. and eight twentieth pans of a farthing be charged upon ete r; pound weight avoirdupois of hope grown in Great Brian:), which Mall be cured and made fit for we. That it is the opinion of this Committee, That towards rid fi.:g the (apply granted to his Majefty, an additional duty of titL and eight-twentitth parts of a farthing be charged upon every ;• end wei g ht avoirdupois ut hops, imported from Ire land into Great Britain. That it is the opinion of this Committee, That a drawback ottiti. and eight-twentieth parts of a farthing be allowed up onl'tery pauud weight avoirdupois of hops grown in Great- Britain, and which Mall be eared and rendered fit for stk, and which Mall be exported as merchandise to Ireland. That it is thc opinion of this Committee, That towards raf ting the fupply greeted :o his Majefty, an additional duty of Old. be charged upon every gallon of (pints, aqua vita, or Ronne watersewhich Sall be dillißed, or made in Ireland, and imported iato Great Britain, at a lirength,notexceeding one to ten over hydrometer proof, shd fa in proportion Mr any greater or higher degree of ftresigth, and on fweetendor compounded (piths, to be computed won (itch (wet:used or compounded fpkits, at the higheft degree of ftrength, at which any (pities can be nude, and fo Iproportion for any greater or kfs quantity. That it is the opinkoirad'ahis Committee, That towards rai fing the (apply granted to is Majefty, an additional duty of IL id. be charged spots every buft iel of malt. which null tn,e in Great Britain from barley, or any other corn or grain. That it is the opinion of this Committee, That towards rai "fmg the fupply mated to his Majelly an additional duty of is. id, lie ch..agal urns every bufuel of mak, whether ground or ungteund. belonging to any =lifter or maker of m it, or rnaik r of malt, brewer,diiiiikr, innkeeper, vidaaller, or vine gar maker, in Great Britain, width MA he in his eutioily or 'odder:. or i r the cuftody or pat:ream of any other perfon or perfou othatlktver, in unit tot him, her, or for their be wet. -- - That it is the °Orion of this Committee, That towards mi ens the. (apply granted tolds Majeity, there be charged an ad ditional yearly dotty of &I. in the pound on all Inhabited dwelling hunk% wl:h the hourchnld and other offices, court., yards, and Janina. therewith occupied, wi.lch arc nr shall be worth the rent of yl. 2:se upwards, and under aol. by the year; and an addidatal Teary duty of is. In the pound on all inhaNted dwel ling-hosfes, with their apvartenances u afordaid, which arc or Pad be worth therein of soL and upwards, and under 4cL by the year: and an additional yearly duty of IL 3d. in the pound on all inha: ited darning-houfes, with their appurte. tut.ces as af..ref :id, which are or Ihall be worth the rent of 401. and upwards by the y. ar, which refr.:Cii:c duties than be over anti aba►a any atScr dudes on Each hi7tab. hooka, impaled according to the number of windows or lights *lonia That it is the °plaints of this Committee, Thit towards raj *: the fop* gram.d to his Majcf y, there. be ch..rted the fe versl additional yearly duties fullowiug .--For every dwelling- Insure inhibited, or to be inhabited, wit Lin Great Britain, which with the houfthold ar.d other offices Mall contain the refpce five onnalter of windows or ligh.. hereinafter mentioutd. that is to fay, for every facts hook end cakes, co:tub:Fig rat more than is windows or lights (except foch bean as ..•11! be worth the rent of Five Pounds by the year, and charged ta any rate or duty, Attu/Vine to the feet thereat), the funs 64 is. (id.; for every facia hoof" and ollices, enntainiegnot more than fix win dows as lights, where furl hook and alms &all he worth the ft At of lee WOWS or upwards, and &Al be charged to any ret, aevirding to the tent thereof, the font of as.; for every foal hours and offices, containing not more than (even windows (wheats. the ram of s.; If containing not more than eight win dow: or li g h ts. tat Corn of sts.; if containing not more than ?line window. or• lit lids , the lam of 1 tr.; if containing not more than We windows or iithrs, the lam of t6n; if containing not mote :lion tit Tf 11 wine'.oWe or fights, the fain of 11. rs ; it con • . 3 .iirz um now- tit twthre windows or lights, the loin of 11 - es.; it coutainitty not mote then thirteen windows or lizhts the IL ; Containing not more than fourteen windows or Lgini, the furn of iL :as.; if clung-ins not more than Man or Ughts, the lion ef IL t 3s. ; if containing not more titteett the ram of 11. tbs.; if contain • , 7 71:4 Mer : hmentan whitlows or lights. the fun of P. ye; ifetwtaloing nut mina than eighteen windows or lights, ` l k .614 VC sLWL t I containing not more than nideteen windows • lights, the font of 115 a. ;if contain not more than twenty windows or 11:i,:tts, the funs of its.; it etnitaivin:t not more arm twenty.* ate w:thiamon or lights. the (.m of oL r t 5 ; if for t:Att./ rN t More than twenty. two windows or the rum ors:- its.; it t onrsti.ting not more than tWelitT-threr windows Of Netts 1 : t ot tit ri. t 75.; ifennteinFig not more than twany frier win.hos •or Itghts, the firm of 3L ; if containing net more thlll twenty Pve stitt liana !i,, ht'.! be fern of 3L s.; if c o n" • t,:inbl net rt•sre twenty.Lx vriatioirs or lights, the fur.: Of 31. its.; :f ...? not more than twenty-forest windows wr lizht.. t' 13A.: ire totaitiog Dot more than twenty- I tidy: wan' ,, ss s r 1:;,%;•, ere font of sL akt ii eeetzittiuti tut some than •wer.: win.lowt a i;ghts, the font of 4 p.; roam than thirty' eattli.Oefli sights. the Wm. if c..tit..inhog wet erne titan thirrHore winslo . .ar or rights, the fun of 41.135.; if containing not More than tlirt two windows or lients, the (urn of 41. as.; if caul:Ming not more than thirty-three wir.Jows or lights, the fum of 51.55.; if con; :Min; aot non than thirty-Four windows or lights, thr taut of 3:. Bs.; if containing snot more than thirty-aye win• lows or liens, the funs of 51. sp.; if containing riot , ^01"e !thou thirty-inx windows or lights, the funs of 61; if mut :M -ing not more than thirty-reven windows or lights, the film o , 61. 7s ; if containing not nwe than thirty-eight windows or lights, the turn of 51.145.; if containing not more than thirty , nine windows or lights, them= of 71. ta; if containing tory windows or ititts. and not containing more thin frott/-flve window or I ghts, the flan of 81. 51.; if containing for. y five windows or lights, and hot containing more than fun y-oine windows or lights, the funs of 91 56.; if containing (tiny win. tows or lights, and not coati fining tam.: clan fittoour wi , dOlVi or lights, the fnm Of IC1.311.; if curtaining fifty-five win ;lows or lights, and nut containing more than fifty•nin, w; I- Jaws or lights, the fon of zll. p.; if containing 6o windows , or lights, and not cootair.ing more than 64 windows or in:thts the fum of Its. 10.; if containing 65 windows or And nut containing more than 6; windows or !nth.s, the font of tal as.; it contain:is . ; 7o windows or lights, and not coo:a:sling more than 74 WitICIJ'N3 or llghts , the ruin of sal 195.; if containing 7s windows or lights, and not containing more then 79 windows .or lights, the foot o' 131. 95.; if containing 83 win Cows or lights, and not con taining more than 84 windows or lights, the fum of 131. t 9..; if eontainiug IS windows or lights, and not containing str,r.: than 89 windows or lights, the (um of 141. 95.; if containing go windows or lights, and not containing snore than 94 WM dows of lights, the flint of 141. ,93 1. if eonuining 9S windows or lights, and not containing morn than 99 windows or I;, , itot, the funs of z5l. 95.; if containing zoo windows or lights, and not containing moor than tog wiudows or lights, the fum of z5l 19a; if containing tto wiindows or lights, and not coo tabing more than 119 windows or lights, the funs of z6l 9 %.; if cow wining ago windows or lights, and not contain ing morelhan 119 windows of lights, the fum of 171. so.; if containing 530 windows or l'slo4, and not containing tr:Jfe than 159 windows or lights, the :11121 of t 3195.; if containing 140 windows or lights, and not contninino more than re, wiodows or lights, the funs oft 91.91.; if containing t 5 0 windows or liglts, and nut containing more than TC9 windows or lights, the sum of aol. 95.; if containing 160 windows or lights, and not con taining more than 169 windows or lights, ahc but of au 9:.; if containing 173 windows or lights, sod snot contailiog more than 179 windumi or lights, the fun: of 211 t 9ae and, if tont zin ing 180 windows or Egints and upwar‘a, the (n u t of 2:1 as. That it is the oploion of this Committee, That town!, railing the fopply granted to his hiaiofty, th---re be charon.d upon.every pertain who atoll 'stale arl envoy any nisi,: C.-r -oam or fortants within the kirigdons of Great Britain (except forwent, retained or employed feisty tor the puror fe. of hullo dry or mtnafadtures, or of any tt ale or calling by which ,the nutter or :Mattis of loch f;rratus carp a livelihood), the Cen ral addidonal yearly tams following; that la to fly, for tone male fervan: the foot of los.; for two male ferrous the f..m of Bs. oath; for three male fervants the funs of 6s. each; for four mdc CA - rants the burn of Os. earl: ; for five tnal for vauts the Aim of 14s. each ; for fix male (errant, the t o rn of 12s. each ; for (*even male ((roams the funt of IL each ; for eight male fervants the (um of aL ca:h ; for nine male fcrvants the Coo of 11. as. each; for ten male (errant, the fum of 11. 6s. each ; and for eleven male fervanta and upwards, the fam of sl. tos. each. That it is the opinion of this Committee, That towards re;fing the fupply gra:ILL t.) his Majeny, ecery perfon ear:y in.' on any trztle, mancfaeture, or by which h.: or rlie than earn a Evelihood or profit, and every perfan occupying lands as the' tenant thereof, and raffia:die:ly retaining and keeping any male fervant or fervanta bona-fide, fir the put . - pales of inch trade, manufadure, calling, or occupation, who than i.nlge or tcard with his mane; or minrefs, and null not be em dyed in any of the capacities mentioned in an Ad paired in the twenty-fifth year of the reign of his prefena M.:- jetty, Mall be charged for e..ch fuck fervant the yearly fum of lo:. That it i= the o - .l'.;iitin of this Committee, That towards ✓aifing the fupply granted to his Majaly, every perfon who keep any e.i c t, berths, landau, chariot, calafh, ebrife chalfe with four wheels, or caravan, or any mu her th:renf, for his or her own ufc, or to let out to hire, ship be charged with the fevcral additional yearly fums following, that is to fay, one fuch carriage and no more, the (tare of Bs. for Each carriage; two filch carriages ant no mitre, the fum of ths. for each ; Came fed, carriages and no more, the fum of x6s. (or each; four fuch card igekand no more, the fum of xI. as. for each ; five fuch carriages and no more, the fum of th ps for 'each ; fax fuch carriages and no more, the fum of al. 18-.. for each ; (even fuels carriages and no more, the Ann cf . al 64.60.. for each; right Inch carriages and no more, the tote( of 21. a fur each ; and nine inch carriages or mere, the funs of 14 hi.. for each. I hat it is the opinion of this Committee, That the duties gra . .ted'by an ad made in the 38th year of the reign of hi= prcfent hlojafty upon colonies, chalfes, or chairs with two or three wheels, drawn by one or more bodes. do ccafe and de termini: That it is the opinion of this Committee, that towards rail% ing the furlv granted to ins AI ,:efty, every p:rfon who Cul keep any cafalh. ellsife. or chair, with two or three w;:eris, drawn ay one born: and no more, for his or bcr own ufe, to h. ft out to I.ire, ihrl be charge:: with an annual duty of 51. es. for every roc:t ealalinchaire, or chair. hat .t is the opinion or this Committee, That towards railing the .up, ly grAuted to his islitjelty, evel• pi:rfort wao ma keep any titlark chair: or chsir, with two or thri:e wheels, drawn by two or more horf, s, for his or her own uf.:, cr to let out to hir,:, than be. cl irzel with an annual din.; of ;1. for every (itch c , tlAfh, CII•Ii,7C, or chair. That it is the opinien of tin. Cammittce, That towards miring the fupply granted to hi. Maj,lty, every perfoo who Own keep and we any h,rfe, mar?, or gelding, or harks, mares, or geldings, f w the entepofe of or fur t>e purpofe of drawire: any eJaelt, berlitt, landeu, chariot, dui:., or aay other earn::;:. by wh.ttfolver name fuch carriage is now or heres ter r.cay be called or known (for or In refpea whezenf any rate or duty under the mi.:Jr:non of the CommiMoners forth_ Affairs at faxes (hall be payable), (WI be .* ared with the revel al additional yesrly fonts following •, that is In fay, one horfe, nut.; or L i cking, and n.> more, the fun> of 6s. for Inch horfe, mare, 9.• ividinz,•; and for two horks, mares, or geld ings, or upwards, the fern of acs. for each Inch twee, mare, or gel.Lng. That it is the opi.. l on of this Committee, That towards ✓ailing the ropy:7 granted to his retry Krim who hall keep any horii, in:.re, or gelding (not bciug eliarg.3l with any duty fee (itch hotre, mare, orgelding, as a lade, mare, or gelding, kept for the perpole o: riding, or for the pump ate of drawing any coach, barlia, lladau, chariot, calath, chaife, or other care c, by what: .:vcr name fuck carriage is now or hereafter may he caled or known), or any mule, m3ll be charged with an additional annual duty of as. tad. for each fuch horfe, mare, gelding, or mule. That it is the opinion of this Committee, That towards railing the fupply granted to his Matelly, every perton who than keep any greyhound, hound, pointer, f.-:ting-dog, fpaniel, 'Jure/ter. or terrier, or who Mall keep two or morn. dogs, of whatever dercrip:ion or denont;nation the fame may he, mall be chartil with an additional annual ditty of es. for each grey ' hound, lii. n.!, pointer, feting-A.4, fpanlel, lurches, or ter rier; and ago, for each dog, ssh •re two or more fh.ll be fo kept; and every perfun who Milli inhabits any ilwalir.4-hook, alleffed to any of the slinks on initainted hoofer., or oil win dows or keep one dog, and no more, filch do:: not b - lug a guilt duel, hound. pollster, fetring-do l g, fpealei, lurch. r, or terrier, th.llbe charged with au additional annual duty of at. for fusel dug. Upon the motion for the fecund reading of the 'refolutions !'or inset/Aug a tax on Is±.tlt and Beer. Mr. B t tits Grog congratulated the country upon the etre:l:Mt:lnce of the • Chanceaor of the Erche quer n s havinz it in his prover, immediately upoti the ch:CcX . a tsdious and expentivc war,. to raiL: taxes to the aimmiL 4.,c.00,0001. Highly as be approved of thou:es which had beet: brought for :ward, he v5!),?..1 he had found among tiv:m one, the st'.;;;tl ihoul.l Litre been :4') la.ave re ariaed the :.::: fei:i:s . The Cm a sec t.t.oa of the Exam:m . 7st concurred. with the Hon- Gentleman is his obtervaion with :egard to the ufe of fpitittaDzs licraors by the lowei • ord:r; th _ ptople cf this COuntry ; there weer n ) confiderat ions of revenue which ought to Rm../ in the way of a regulation which might have the I: Eli% of putting so and to ft) dcarnaive a praaice, hot uninnunately fuel was the avidity of the peo. plc of this.,country for ardent fpirits, that any re draint plith d ton far would only be the means of ifaroducir.g foreign fpiriu, to the certainty of in creafing wnat was waited to be siiminifhed, and at the lame time of injuring the revenue: The ob. ieetion of the Hon. Gentleman was obviatad by the I manner in which the tax was laid. It was laid uu M.ilr, and would therefore operate on spirits. Had it been laid on Barley, it would have been (fact-ern; by laying it on Malt, it would It tve the effed of laying a charge 'n Mr. Ross gave the Hon. Ge.ialeman credit for his intention, but if it was to be aged upon, the confequence would be, that in proportion as licenl ei !mules diminiffied, unlicenfcci one% would be taken up. Already, in the parifh where he refided, there were feveral unlicenfed houfes for retailing : spirits, which the vigilance of the Magifiracy was linable to fupprefs, on account of the unpotfibility of obtaining perfons to become informers. Mr. Wioasy joined in approving the Repeal ofl the Income Tax, but he regretted that it was re placed by one which necetrarily would oblige the I Brewer to retail his beer at an advanced rice, and thereby affed the poor. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHECVER (aid, the obfervation of. the Hon Gentleman gave tire to feelings of regret, but it contained no timid objec tion to the tax. He believed it was impoffible to I impof a tax on the higher orders of fociety which would not operate on the lower. Thinking of the E Income Tax as he ever had done, and ever th.add do—as that which had been the great indrument by which the deliverance of the country had been effected, he had at the fame time been of opinion it bad been the means of producing an advance on all the articles of life—one of the effeas of the re peal would be a con&derable relief to thole whom it was the peculiar with of the Houfc to gtttify.— He regretted that the Tax on Beer filould bear hard on the lower ordersAut let Gentlemen look to the amount of the capital for which interefl was to be raifed, and then fay whether there was any mode fiefs burthenfome by which it could be rail ed. The died of the Tax had been anticipated Juring the late fcarcity, and he fhould think it in cumbent on him to perlilt in it, unlefs fume more fubltantial way of tinting tb I.:rge a film as it would produce, was pointed out to him. Lord HAWICESBURY agreed with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that no view of Taxation could be more miflaken than that wl.ich ruppoled a general Tax bore exclufively cn any one de:::rip- Lion of perfons. A tax on the rich molt bear on the poor, and thofe on the poor mutt bear on the rich. When a Tax was propofed on an article, the confitmption of which applied peculiarly to the one or the other, it might in the firft inflance hear hard on that clots, but in the end the .Tax would find its level over the different claffes of the community. The perfons whom the tax on beer would prefs moft upon, would be thofe who were relieved from the Income Tax. It had been en deavoured to tax, in the firft inftance, the general clars of the community; but in the prefent fiance the Tax would fall heavier on perrons frcm 601. to 2001. a year. The Export and In.port Tax would bear immediately on commerce. His Right Hon. Friend had faid, the price of thong beer would not be greater than it had been two years ago, when the public had to contend with the Imam: Tax and fcarcity ; befides, in the year 1760, beer had been mired to 3ld. a pot—by this arrangement it would be aid--let the Houle confider the increafe of wages, and the price of every article of neceility, and then fay whether the rife of one penny in fb long a period was in any degree proportionate ? He waaperfuaded the more the fubjea was confidered, the more the Pub lic would be imprcfred with the policy of the Tax. After tome further converfitticm between Dr. LAWRENCE. the CHANCELLOR of the Excuso s otv, and Mr. WILBERFORCE, the refolution was agreed to. Converfations arofe between Mr. Win t. Ey, Mr. RossoN, Mr. BAIIINGTON, Major MLTCALF, Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. BORDON, Mr. VA'SITTART, &HAW LEFEVRE, and the CHANCELLOR of the Ex cm ects;FlL, upon the rethlutions refpeuEting the At feffed Tare, all of which were agreed to. The Houle refumed ; the Repo: t was received, the refoltttions agreed to, and the hills ordered to be brought in on the tame.—Adjourned.. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL ". PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 Def Cent. Cant 761 f. For April ICC. 76 or May 77t I. Ontniurn • Lail night we received Paris Journals to the 3d infant inclufive. They contain nothing of any moment, if we except a declaration by the captain of a vetrel which left Guadeloupe on the al of February, aid has arrived at Antwerp. He af fens, that at the time ofhis departure, the colony was perfeOly tranquil; arid that the authority of the late Government had been reflored in the per fon of M. ltr:VlTAGnanct, The Colonial Prefea had been invited to return to the Illand; the Sq. vereignty of ...he French Republic hid been fully acknowledged by the prefent Adminiaration ; and the arrival of an army from France was ataxioully n diked for and expated. A Letter from Hamburgli, dated March 2 4th lays, 4 , Mr. Hill who accompanied Mr. Drake envoy of his Britannic Majefly, to the Eletefor of Bavaria, as feci-ztary of !.4ation, has been provifi onally appointed Charge d'Aff.iires, at theco .rt o Copenhagen : he has paired through this city on his way to the place Of lass iteltination." . • , CORY' I! 7. !R K.r... T. Th.ne is no f.sl , , tl•;; d.ty, ut tiii. pieces rtnntion eil in this Paper oi.MotidAy nY 11 , 4 ran.—Ye;ierday at tweve at roan, the Nailer and 11 . .trJens of the Company of Baker: waited Ifon. the Lop;, MAYOR at the Nfantion I relative tn. the iitf ing the Afize of Bread, ar.sl it aPnentily; b:: tLz Reports of the M•lell N:igher% that !1.7;1 fe:l, en upon the avo4.age 31. p• :iod Flour 4s. 21d. per lack, his I.nrdillip hrt I the fk:. tiafaetion of reducing the Bread on: Affix?, or 2. 4 . in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-morrow tac (12:mem Loaf will then be Cold for io.td. A r il (.77 - CAL IN TELL IG F AWE. PLYMOUriI, APRIL s.—C:4:nein the SUMSANT, Of 14 guns, Captain NISHAM, from the weftw!ri ; till: AMETHYST, of 38 guns, C Arlt4iil CuoitE, f:0171 .t the N.i:aust,of?B guns, Captain DE COURCVE, ft.r to 0: r,:tia off: aiio the Experiment of London, Captain N. INra lurk, from Bengal, for London with rice. The MALTA, of 8o guns, Captain BERTIE, is gone up Ilamoaz to be paid off. PORTSMOUTH, Antis 6.—Arrived the Pacvmr *Writ iturefhip from the Mediterranean; and three tranfport velels, which are.put under quarantine. The Umrssss armed tranfport, Captain Says& ; T use, of 32 guns, Captain Mos ;mom ; and PAL, LAP, et . 38, C..ptaiu ED/ALINPII, failed. this cl.ay the e :award, to be paid off; and the CAA Y SPORT and Am :it , , csne, on a cruize.—Arr:vel the Nrs. E Sic, of 28 guns, Captain OWEN and la Sopa lA, ilmethip, Captain Busorrr, ficorn the Downs. A frigate is now beating up to St. Helen's untic r a prels of faa, but cannot learn her name ; by her lignal at the mall-head (the yellow fia ,, ,) ihe i. from En-pt.—The ALEXANDRIA Ana ernasitscs were this day releaced from quarantine.—qone out of harbour, El Carmen, Spanith frig-Ate ; the failed immediately for the River.—Arrived tLe SoPHIA floop of war.—Nrrei by tali 4!ay for tt:e Downs ; the fhip William and Henry, Dom, C.r:l Jamaica. Sailed the Joa Soa Lucas, AN Tilw i'.r Oporto; and the Martha, NE Lson, for Etubden. AP . ' IL 6.—Arrived the A•rt.as man of war, Rousuce frigate, and AUTUMN floop, from Portfmouth, and failed for Sheernefs.—Wind SHERRNESS, APRIL 6.—Arrived his rTojellY's frigate BRILLIANT, and GALoo !loop, frem the Downs, with the officers and crew of his Majears late :hip ASSISTANCE, of so guns, Captain Lir, which was unfortunately wrecked a few days ago on the coaft of France ; the Captain and Of eer% are expeEted to be tried here by a Court Martial on Thurillay. Nearly 300 fupernumerari^s came into harbour this day from theZvaLatio guxrd:hin. and were taken on board the EOREAS ; they will be paid off tomorrow, and difeharged. GRAVI'VEND, APRIL 6.—Part by the Hope,---. from Martinique ; Tagus, Cass, from Liroon ; Jonge Jacobs, --, from Harliitg ; la Maria, HAPPY ; and Frederick, —, from A:Dile:dam ; Union, MILREA, from Charleflon ; Maria, _—, and Slop; --, from Rotterdam. Sailed the Venal, RICHMOND, fur Oporto; Hope, WitsoN, for an -bite; Mary Awl, DUNBAR, for Dern ; Vrow Margretta, —, for St. Vallery ; rri.nad fhip, —, for Morlaix ; Nautilons, --, for Pc teriburg ; Norfolk Hero, SCOTT, &if QiejtC ; fo Fame, ANDE R SO N , r tiarnbro' ; V r ow 1 t;lena, —, for ()fiend ; and Twee Gefollers, for Rouen. • GREENOCK, APRIL 2.-- . 14 arrived the Nancy, Roy:außoH, from Jamaica, in 6o days. Size fail ed from Kingiton on the sit of February, and on the 3d fiAl in with fcven Britith fail of the line crui zing between the earl end of Jamaica 'and St. Domingo, and afterwards fpoke the MIL* SIPE'S frigate otf Cape Tiberoon. -She *Was for feveral days endeavouring to beat through the Windward Pairage, but owing to the current, was obliged to bear away, and come by th e Colph 'of Fl.iridp.. At 'the time of her failing from Kingilon, no ac count had been received of zhe am rival orate French expedition at St. Domingo. On the 25th tilt. in the latitude of Cape Clear, and long. 28, fpo::e tl e Ihip Beenie, Guineaman, of and for Liverpoo , which had failed from Kingilon two days after then . The Mary Ann, hunts, from Charlestown, is come up to the roads. DzSTRIIVTION Or PIM F.mover--The Post PEF, H•RNIRAL, VRNIERARLE, and AUDACIOUS, fort!:: capture of the Spanira man of war the San An will. be paid at the Crown and Contion, Winchef ter-street, London Wall, on WedLefday and Th day - tbe 14th and t sth init. The Hoop STORK will be paid. for the St. Juan Baptiste, at Salters' Hell court, Cannon-am:, on Friday the 9th ;nit . To the MERCURY a dittribution for the French .Francois, will be paid on board at Spithea..!, on her arrivaL The' Admiral Mann, a tranfport, and fey: , a'. yards, (particulars unknown) were loft at A'...- andria the end of January. Sir JOHN HENDENS3N has carr7:d the Borrivii*:c of Stirling, (Zltcensferry, Scc. ti:e Hr:n. Captain Cncnann r. On the sgth ult. died, at Arelcy Hen:fc, in Wm-- cellerthire, Joan ZACHARY, Efq. in the 54'11 year of his age. No. t 7,993, drawn this rnorrng a Prize of I•venty Thoufand Pounds, was divided and ft-‘l2. is Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, by Mr. NleHor.sop, * his State-Lottery Office, NP. 15, Combat. • Tie Ticket, No. 57,520, drawn the e tit day a Prize of sool. was fold at th: old c!lablilhcd Offic,s of T. Bisn, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Ch..rin , . C r ot ; where l e ts, and 39,471, both Prizes c 56001. in the plefent Lottery, were allo fold, (hared. and regidercd.—Unda awn Tickets and Shares are felling . in great variety, and the Whe-.1 k wt nierfully rich, there being•three Prizes' so.oc.pl ; two Prizes of to acol t one Prize soma. Ike. Ste. and only eight days to the &tilt. of the Lottery.