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■ tr. I• . ri • - 4 e 4., • t— $ ~• .• , ••• • - • i 3 .itri.T7 4 . 7 S tt S 111 ) Olt • , . • . N:M"0 R 4202 1 TUESDAr, 'Jr 4, Igo2 [ rlitleft iIX-PENCE. TO BE SOLD BY Aucnon, BRITISH SHIPS in the DUTCH, FRENCH. and SPANISH At the Hop Pole Inn, in Wetreeiter, on Thurfday the 3d day PORTS, at the CO MNIENCEMENI' of the LATE WAR. o' June next, between the hours of three and fix in the af- 1 'HE Owners of die Britilli Ships which were in ternoon, fubjed to conditions e fide to be then produced, : the Dutch, French, and Spanifb Ports at the Commence :11 , ment of the late War, and fequeßcred, &c. together with their A N Elegant New-erefted VILLA, in the Parma . r d ve ,ap re C a r goes , a r e requeftcd to tranfmit, without delay, of Whittington. in the County of Worcefter, within two miles of the City , with the Offices, Coach - hook, Stable, Oar- the Names and Tonnage of their Ships, with the Particulars den and Slu of their Cargoes, to Thomas Sanderfon, Efq. Sunderland ; or nbbery, neatly laid out, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land, i n hi g h cu l t i vat i on , pan w h ereo f has to Nathaniel Atchefon, Efq. Ely Place, Landon; to whom the Owners are refpedtively referred for further Information on the lately been planted with choice Fruit Trans. The Land and Subjedt.—London, 23d April, 18432. Premifcs adjoin the London Turnpike Road leading from Wor- — eefter to Peribore, are within a pleafant walk of Worceßer, command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, arc Free hold, a deferable fpot for a (mall family, and were late the pro perty and rcfidence of Mr. Jonathan Lea deceafed. For other particulars apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard. Wor tefter; or Mr. Yeoman., la and :3, Clement's Inn, Loudon. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Been' Drawing the ad of Auguß neat. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. a of L 20,000 is C 40,000 2 - - 10,000 - - 20,000 2 - 5,030 - - 10,000 2 - - 2,000 • - 4, 000 4 - - 2,030 - - 4,0 0 0 8 - - 500 • • 4,000 20 - - 100 - - 2,000 41 • ... 2,050 7,050 - - 2 9 - - 233,950 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and STOCK IN TRADE, MITCHAM, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RICHARDSON, On Thurfday next, the 6th day of May, Itios, at to o'clock, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and STOCK in TRADE, of Mr. HAW, Pawnbmker, at Mitcham, In Surrey, removed, for convenience of tale, to the Andtioneer's Furniture Warebaufe, Common Side, Mitcham. The Furniture conilita of four-poft and tent Bediteads, with cotton and other Furniture; Goole and other Father Beds and Bedding; Mahogany Chairs and Drawers; an exceeding good eight-day Clock ; Pier and Chamber Glaffcs ; with a va riety of Kitchen and other Furniture. The Stock confißs of a large quantity of New and Second hand Wearing Apparel, of all dcfcriptions, for Men, Women, and Children. BY DES:RE, UNCE moat :''REAM ME-ROYAL. run- MARKET. ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7, at raven o'clock. Mr. WALKER, jun. will again difplay the El DOURANION ; or Large Tranfparent Orrery; with a full tzpLination of the Theory of the Tides, the New Planets, Sec.; art .1% the LCollre is of confequence to young perfons now at a, :ar in the Holidays, the fulled% will be rendered particularly familiar in the fernery and dcfcriptions. Tickets, Places, and the New Book of the Lecture, may be had at the Theatre Box Oct,ffi on Friday. Boxes ss.—Pit ss.- . -Upper Gallery as. SOUTHAMPTON and SALISBURY CANAL. 24,0Q0 Tickets. C 2z0,0c.0 Note—There will be no Irifh Lotteries this year, and the Prizes Will be paid in Money MR. NICHOLSON, No. 16, CORNHILL, Oppoute the BANK of ENGLAND, Refpedlfully acquaints the Public, that as loon as the Tickets are Med from the Bank, (which is expedted in about a fort night), they will be fold and divided by him into Shares, on the loweil terms. May be viewed on Wednefday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had of the AuCtioneer at Croydon, and at his Furniture Warehoufe. Mitcham. 4 - 7 ►n the ialt Englith Lottery, April 7, aera, No. 17993, a Prize of 20,0c01. was divided and fold in 16 Sixteenth Shares; Nu. 20,198. a !lilac of z,cooL and in former Lotteries a very great proportion of Capital Prizes. NI/ANTED Five or Six good Workmen, who underftand TUNNELLING in Colt Ground. _ _ _ Any %inn, eapabk of undertaking fuck work. to apply to Mr. Jones, the Surveyor, at Milbrooke near Southampton, or eel the Works. Take Notice The Pledges Will be removed to the aforefaid Wa.choofe. where the Public are defired to redeem them as foo s potable CHRISTCHURCH, HANTS. TO NE SOLD ■Y AUCTION, ENGLISH ASSISTANT. WANTED,in a reCpeßable Private School, near London. a Perfon well qualified to teach Writing, Arithmetic. and Engliai : he met be properly recommended for charaaer and abilities. Apply, by letter, to M.N. at Atkinfoo's Hotel, Deansltreet, Sobo. GAOL OF DEVON. WANTED a Governor of the Gaol of the raid County, antifor the Penitentiary Houle, within the Paid Prifon, at a Glary of apt per annum, with a Lodge, and the ground furrounding the Prifon. The ftrieleft inveftigation will be made Into the principles and moral cooduft of every perlim who may think fit to offer for this appointment, and a refe rence to perfons to a due fituation of life will be required, to eftablifh the charader of fuck applicant. The Isperior educa tion, anti the previous habit of command, when other trial/A mnon' are equal, will meet with a decided preference. Any perfon wifhing to offer himfelf as a candidate, May re ceive any information from Mr. Sales, Clerk of the Peace, Exeter, who can have inunedlate communication with the Juftices. EALES, Clerk of the Peace. CRANFORD BRIDGE INN. and POST-OFFICE, Fourteen adios from LONDON, ON THE BATH AND OXFORD ROADS. EADAMS, (from the Grecian Coffee-Houfe) . begs leave to inform the Public, that be has fueeeeded Mr. Goddard in the above Prernifes, and attires them, that his etmoft endeavours will be ufed, both in the Polling and Houle Builnefs, to merit (and humbly folleits) a COCAIIIMACC ist their favours. Cranford Bridge is a pleafing and convenient change, bring ti7 nhe Stages nearly equal, with a laving of one mile to both TO...lL—Polling at reducedprices. RYDE HOTEL-ISLE OF WIGHT. RYELL.% impreffed with gratitude for the nu merou. favours conferred on him by the Nobiltiy, Gen try, 1 ravelior-, and others, who have honoured him with their , tron age, beg, to return his molt fmeerevhanks, and to afire he has laid in a choice affortment of the belt old Wines sn.l Spirits; together with an additional number of PoR Chafes, Gigs, and Saddle Hodes ; and by Itritt attention to bubnds, hopes to merit their future favours. Rydc being a moR delightful and healthy fpot, is much frequented by thole who are fond of Sea Bathing ; particularly as there are Machines foe that purpofc at all times of the tide. Alfa an excellent Warm Bath. TO BE LET, Furnilhed, and entered upon immediately, BA RFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts; with walled Gardens, Hot-houfxs, Stables, Coach-honks, and all other convenient Offices, and 24 Acres of Pad ure Land, Ltt In the occupation of the P.arl of Malmelbury. About 20 res more of Palture Land may be had if required, and the Mawr of Ilamptworth, adjoining to Dorman, will be let with tr • abovr.-43arford-Hotale is only Gs miles from Salifbury. Eiluise of Mr. Arney, Clore, Salifbury ; or of Mr. Mau 1, 41, Downiun, Wilts, who will (hew the Prcrnifes. WILTS.---TO BE SOLD, FREEHOLD ESTATE, compiling an cicga and convenient Houle, called Leigh Houfe, with carders, Pleafure Ground, Coach-houfe, Stable, and de tached Ofices. The greateit part is lately built on t he modern bile ' and in exceeding good condition ; with 54 A cres o f r i c h Palture Land 46 of which he within a ring fence, adjoining the Houle, with a neat Farm-houfe in the centre, and the re mainder at a (bort difiance. The Gtuation is healthy, the Pnipea very extenfive, the roads good, and within one mile al Vie town of Bradford, and eight front the City of Bath. Fardeadara maibe bad of Mr. Clotterboek, of Bradford ; or d Dehary and Cope, inner Temple, Loudon. _ BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BIOESTER. With radian at Lady Day next. TO BE SOLE) BY AUCTION...By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhill, on Friday the zEth infilara, at Twelve o'Clock, in Thirty-three lots, A N Eztentive and Valuable Tithe Free and FREEHOLD ESTATE; Confining of nearly the whole Parish of TWYFORD; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of tee firit quality, and well watered. efpecially fo by a fine Nresm, which is moftly the boundary to the Mate on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Cons Mills tn t belong, a weft as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Ettare ; and three free Publie-Houfes. The whole containing Twdve Hundred Acres of rich Land. 1 be principal Melfingc is Twyford Lodge, which is &oared in the centre of the Mate. on ekvated ground, and has been, 'ills nal, well w'.rthy of being the (cite of a fefpeeLiblt Re fi.!ente; d d lant four miles from Buckingham and Bicefter— tl, lo es road between whichgreat Markefrowns goes through tic MLitt. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te nants• will thew their fcveral Lands; and of whom, printed prtkulars may he had; alfo at the principal Inns at Bucking .. _ham. Ricefter. anti Aykfbu-y; o f t h e Printers of the Chford, "awl. and Northampton Paprrs ; Rainbow Coffee-houfe; of Mr Nudism Attorney at Law, *Mame; where, and a t L ir- aines. L;nd Surveyor sm , in Cta;lourltrect, Bloomibury, a coma Pl ait may b e I At the George Inn, in the Borough of Chrlitchurch, on Thurf day, the 13th day .f May, 1802, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, =kis previoully difpofed of by Private Cowed, ti which Notice will be given: A FREEHOLD MANSION. Brick &lilt. scafindy Bruate at the Upper End of Church-ltreet, in the Town of Chriitchurch, confifting, upon the Fiat Moor, of a handfonse entrance Hall, Parlour, large Dining and Gentle man's Drains Room ; on the Second Floor, a Drawing Room, Three Bed Rooms, and a Dreffing Room, with Four large Garrets ovir • Kitchen, Cellars, Buttes Pantry, Laundry, and Servants' Sleeping Room over; Stabling for Three Horks, a Comb Houk, and neceffary attached Offices...—lmmediately behind the Houle isa large Garden, Walled in, and Rocked with choice Fruit Trees ; and at the bottom of it a Paddock of Rich Pafture Land.—The back Rooms of the Houle command ex tenfive and pidturefque Views of the Channel, Inc of Wight, and Shipping paffing by it ; and the whole forms a comfortable Refidence for a Small Genteel Family. Further Particulars may be known on application to Meffrs. Blake, Cook's -court, Carey-ftrcet, London; or Waildwin, Solicitor, Ringwood, Hants. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO V, Together, or in Lots, At Lloyd's Hotel, in New-ftreet, Birmingham, on Thurfday, the tjtb of May next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon (tusk& prerioully difpored of by Private Contratft, of which due Notice will be given), CONSISTING of nearly On e Tl ion f a nd A cres of excellent Meadow, Pafture, Arable, and Wood Land, divided into Five complete Farms, with fome finall Lots ad joining. The Pm:mires are veryseompaet, molt agreeably and pleafantly Stunted osar the Market Towns of Alceiter, Bromf grove, and Birmingham, the whole forming a very deilrable and cornpleat Ellate.v—On the laft Lot is a large good HOUSE, delightfully &slated, which, with a little improvement, would make a &Arable Refsdence for a Gentleman's Family, having • large Skeet of Water near it, and Come Plantations, which may be formed very agreeably into Shrubberies, &e. &c. There is an extenlive Hftery in the River A rrow belonging to it, and plenty of Game over the Eftate. Printed Particulars may be had of Mars. Devon and Tooke, Solicitors, No. so, Gray's Inn-fquare London; at Mr. Bed ford's °Mee, in Birmingham ; at deffnx Knott and I.loyd's, Bookfellers, Birmingham ; and at the principal inns in the ad jacent Towns. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—ay WM. BUNNELL, At the Three Cups Inn, in Cnlcheiter, in the County of Mx, on Saturday the tsth day of May :text, at it o'cloak in the Forenoon, wilds Cosner difpofed of by Private Contratt, of which timely Notice will be given, the following valuable Freehold Mates; in Four Lou; LOT 1. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, lithate in the JAL feveral Parilbes of Lamar& and Bum in the County of Ms, known by the nam e o f RAVENSFIELD, confißing of a MCinligC or Farm-honk, Barns, Stables, Gra naries, and other Outbuildings, and about a ao Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paton, and Woodland, now on Lrafc to Meßrs. William Page and Thomas Cooper, for 21 years from Michael mas t 79/I, at the clear yearly Rent of z zoL LO 'r Freehold Eftate, fituate in the Paid Parifhes of Lamarib and Bums, known by the name At Pollteads, centra -1 ing of a Farm-bonfe, Barn, Stable, Cowhoufc, and other fuita ble Outhoufes, with an Orchard, Garden, and about 61 Acre of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, now in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Bradley, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly Rent of dol. N.B. Pods on of this Lot may be had at Michaelmas next. LOT 111.--A Freehold Eftate, Senate in the kraal !Mlles of St. Lawrence Steeple and Stow Maris, in the Paid County, confilting of a capital Meffuage and very extenbve Barns, Stables, Granaries, Cowhoufes, and otherfuitable Outbuildings, and about ally Acres of molt excellent Arable, Paftnre, Marfh, and Woodland, now on Leak to Mars. John Pgslord and William Theedam, for sj years from Michaelmas do°, at the clear yearly Rent of 32)1 N. B. This Mate is very defirably Stuated about t t Miles from Mahlon, a large Market Town; Four from Bradwell, Three from Southminfter, all in the Hundred of Dengy, (the Land in which Hundred is juftly cfteemcd to be the molt pre ferabk for the growth of Corn in the county of Effex), and within one Mile of the River Blackwater, from whence 'loops, barges, and other ciutfting weeds, are coatinually failing to the Port of London, by which the Landholders are enabled with great convenience to 'hip Corn for the London Markets, and to receive Lime, Chalk, Albin, and other Manure, from the different Wharfs on the Adver Thames. _ _ LOT IV.—A Freebol4Eitate,ituate in the Para of Great Holland, in the Paid County, known by the name of Jenkins eonfliting of a Met:Nage, of Farm Honk, Barns, Stables, Ont, hooks, and Buildings, andabout So Acres of Meadow, Palture, and Woodland, now let to Mr. John Manning for 21 years, from Michaelmas, 5795, at the clear yearly rent of SOL N. B.—The Land Tax charged refpedtively on the above mentioned Lots has been redeemed, and tho Ehates arc mods. rately glared to the Poor and other Parochial Rates. The above Eames may be viewed by application to Mr. Dan. Sutton, jun. Solicitor, in Cole/leiter, . of whom further Particulars may be had, (and at whole Office Maps of the dif fawn Lots tray be fern); as alfo of Mr. Sanaerfon, Solicitor, Palfgrave Place, in the Strand, Linton; and MA Banndl, the•Ausioaaer t in Cginkcitsr. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. • I THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpedfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO • VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanuer that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years pail The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Per lons refident in all pans of the World, and having flood the tett of trial, ranks it in (he fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purchafing ,the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR oetturtre, but atneir Warchoufe as undcr. Every other Aidele in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the bcft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the fhorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, ace. Warehoufe, No. 107, CCM= of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Meas. R. Johtillon and Co. Edinburgh, their tole Agents for Fiat Sauces. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAY 3. Pre/inns to the reading of Prayers, their Lordildps refolved into a Seicet Committee of Privileges, which was held in the' Prince's Chamber, and having fat a Ihort time, they entered the Houfe, and Prayers were read. Counfel were heard in continuation, and at eonfiderable length, relative to the Scotch Appeal, Hog o. llwalties and others;-rafter which the farther beams of the cafe was ad journed tiU Thurfday. Mattis Co anwsi.tts (*OM and took his feat. The Us before the HOG& were forwarded in thdr Wpm. dye Rages. The French Wine Importation Bill, the Esparta and Imports Duty BlU,and a number of Private Bills were brought up from. die Commons, the greater part of which were read a firß time. The order for the fecund reading of Lane's Divorce Bill,which Rood for Thurfday neat, was, on the motion of Lord Wea- ISINGHAM, finally &charged. Some private bufinefs was then thlitored.of, and the Houfe adjourned until to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A pew Writ was ordered for Newark in the room of Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, who has accepted the °See of his Ma. jefty's Sac itor-GeneraL Mr. LVSHINOTON reported from the Committee appointed to examine the Rate of the Laves refpcding the Fah Trade, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Fiat Trade of Londun and Weitminfter. General GA scot nIN a brought in a BM for building anew Ex change in Liverpool Read a &ft, and ordered to be read a fecond time tomorrow. The Ira Linen Bill was ordered to be printed. The StCR t at WAR brought in a Bill for coifing, fee. the Militia in Scotiand.—.ltead a firft time, and after Tome con verfatlatt between the Secretary at War, and Mr. Wm. Dundsi, it was ordered to be read a fecond time to-marrow. The Hoak having rdulved iaelf into a Committee on the kith Sugar Drawback Bill, refolved to continue the Paid Aft for • time to be limited. Mr. Cour brought in a Bill for the further encouragement of frith Mariners.—Read a fiat, and ordered to bead a fecoud time tomorrow. Mr. ALZIANDER brought up the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means relative to the miking provifiona for their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of Sego( and Cambridge, which were read and agreed to, and Bills ordered. The Bills were brought in, read a fult, and ordered to be read a fccond time to-morrow. An Itcount wu prefcntcd of the diftribution of the fum grant ed for the Army Extraordlnaries for Ireland for the year Igor. Ordered to lie on the table. This and the other papers on the table relative to Ireland were ordered to be printed. The Eledlion Treating Bill was read a fecund time, aad com mitted for to-morrow. The Sugar Drawback Bill was read a third time •nd paffed. The Committees of Supply and of Ways and Means were poftponed till Wednefday. , DEFINITIVE TREATY. Mr. WINDHAM rote in purfuance of the notice which he gave laft Thurfday, to Rate the grounds of his promifed motion, for taking into the confider ation of the Houfe the Definitive Treaty of Peace, and to fix the day for difcuffion. He addreffed the Houfe to the following effect Sir, in the (late ments which I am this day to fubmit to Gentlemen, 1 than call their attention to the grounds on which I propofe to bring forward certain Refolutions re fpeCting the Treaty concluded at Amiens, and name as early a day as pable for the difcuffion of thole Refolutions. It may, indeed, be urged, that his Majefty's Minifiers have not thought pro per to propoft the fubjeft for the inveftigation of Parliament, upon the principle that the Treaty has been fanCtioned by the fenfe of the Houle ; and that others, altuated by the fame feeling, have alfo declined t he talk, If his hiajefty's Miaitters have really conformed to this mode from the mo tives to which I have alluded, and feel themfelves juftifled by cullom, I can only fay that it is a car tom more honoured in the breach than the abler vance. For my own part, Sir, I cannot agree that the Houfe is bound, in this cafe, by any opi nion, fince the difcordance between the Prelimi nary and Definitive Treaty is filch as to prevent the poffibility of a certain or decifive opinion on the fubjee.- In my way of thinking, the quellion of the Definitive Treaty is, notwithaanding every Teeming °Made to the contrary, completely open for enquiry, and there may, if that enquiry do take place, appear . good grounds for entertaining a very different opinion of its merits from that which is underflood to have already pallid. I earneftly with to give to my Noble Friend ( Lord Hawkefbury ) an opportunity of canvaffing the fubjee in all its bear ings and relations, and to his Majefly's Minifters the means of entering into a full and connected vin- Alication of their conduit. Ti. the remarks which I have to make this day, I confider myfelf, ;wait andantlis, in the fituation of a Counfel making an opening fpeech,and though I null touch but flightly upon the chief points, I fhall referve.to myferf the power of entering more deeply and more at large into them,when the different papers and documents neceffary for their illuflration shall be laid upon your table. After this general proteft I [hall proceed to execute the ()Nee of my motion, by calling-the at tention of the Houle to the four following heads, under which the g , eat qiieftion of Peace,in all its re lations, may be - fairly comprehended : —The firft, Sir, are thole points which, though existing at'the time of the figning of the Preliminary Trea ty, were not known ; the fecond are thole which have fince happened; the third, thofe conftituting the difference between the Preliminary and Definitive Treaty ; and laftly, thole points in a commercial view, omitted in the Definitive Treaty, which ex- Mid in all former Treaties. Under the firtt head there are three confederations which naturally pre fent themfelves ft, the ceffion of the Ifland of Elba—xd, the boundary of French Guiana—and , 3d, the ceffion of Louifiana. As the ceffion of ' Elba will hereafter become the fubjeft of minute difcuffion, I [hall touch upon it very lightly. It is impoffible that there can be any material dif ference of fentiment with refpee to the import ance of the ifland. It contains at once an advan tagenus Ration, an excellent harbour, and an im pregnable fortrefs. I leave the Houfe to judge whether, with fuch advantages, there can exift a doubt of the importance of - Elba. Perhaps it is funk in the immenfity of the furrounding objeas; for otherwife we cannot well account for the in difference with which the ceffion has been viewed. With this extraordinary event the Houfe is al ready acquainted; yet inch is the complicationin which it is wrapped up, fuch are the folds end doubles of chicanery in which it is involved, that it may be rather difficult to make it obvious to all perfons. It was by the Treaty of Luneville ex prefsly ftipulated that Elba Ihould be attached to the Duchy of Tufcany ; but then comes in a cu rious expedient of the French Government—A fingular transformation, fuch as a fkilful Alge braift can work to get rid of one quantity in order to change the whole. The French transform the country to which it was to have been attached as if they were playing aechefs; and what was before a Poll or Knight is now a Ring—and then it comes out that this Hand has fallen Into their own hands. Will any one fay that fuch an impnfition, fuch a trick, was not of fufficient confequence to make the Preliminary Treaty a cubic& of re-confidera tion ? With refpee, Sir, to the fecond event which exifted on the figning of the Preliminary Treaty, and was not known ; I mean the boundaries of French Guiana—it is one which I mull treat as a fubjee of grcat magnitude. When the Prelimi naries were figned, it was perfectly underftood that thefe territories were to continue as they were then known to exift, and the meafure was confi dered as a f did public ae. I cannot underftand why the French (hould, in the extenfion of the boundaries, make that wanton excurfion in order to give them up again. His Majefty's Minifters take credit for the new limits which have been af figned to the territories of the Republic in that quarter ; but the queftion is, whether thefe limits are proper and juftifiable ? The queltion is not whether many leagues, of defart have been given up, but whether the new boundaries command as fully as formerly the river Amazon ? which I con tend they certainly do. As Peace has been called with refped to France only, the change of one War for another, fo this alteration of boundaries may be termed the exchange of one fraud for another. Now, Sir, the next confideration that offers itfelf, for we rife in a climax, is the ceffion of Louifiana, a meafure, the dreadful confcquen ces of which it is impoffible to calculate, from giving to France a footing on the new continent. I.le confequences likely to refult to Florida, to North America, and to South America, from that eftablithment, it is impoffible to embrace within the fcope of human imagination. It was putting a ferpent to bed with them. The influence thus given to France is itnmenfe, and pretexts for quar relling will ever be found eafy. Having briefly Rated thefe points which, though existing at the time of the Preliminary Treaty, were not known in this Houfe, I may fecurely afk, is there one of them which would not call for a feparate dilcuffion, and even a complete revifion of the Treaty itfelf ? 1 next come, Sir, to thofe pointiwhich have fince happened, and .Ite catalogue will not be found incurious : —There are two things in particular which hold an eminent frank in (the lifter-the creation of the Italian Republic, and what is not ' fo important, the difpatching of a French Fleet mAtd Amy to the Weft-Indies, The creation of s ~~ • THE VTRP ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.NIOR ROW EVENING, MAY 5, tSoz, their Nlaieftirs Servants will ad Shakefpeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. xor tc.. M.. KEMBL.F.. Hrrmione, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will be added the Faree of THE SULTAN. Rovalana, Mn. JORDAN. This Firr•lng—The Opera of Algonah ; with the Meek Dolton I I !EA I'RF ROYAI.. COVENT-GARDEN. ri-O-MORROW EVENING, MAY 5, itto:, 11 will be prefented Mr. Macklin's Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD, Sir Pertinaz Macfycophant, Mr. COOKE. And Lady Rodolphe Lumbercourt, Mn. GLOVER. To which will be added the New Grand Pantomime Dratna,ln Two Parts. called BRAZEN MASK. The new Open or the Cabinet is obliged to be deferred till Saturday, on account of Signora Storaces revere indifpoStion, when it will be performed, with Brazen Mak.