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exift, and where h may, therefore, be neeefrarr for the Houle to interfere. On this occafion it may not be improper for me to obferve, ;hat there are forme rzrfons at prefent in the Houle old enough to 1, member. that I was an Oppo fer of that Lill ,of Mr. Grenville, which Gen tlemen, this tilc,ht, are very properly fo unani mous in extolling. lam not now, I have not long Imre, and never (hall be afliamed to own, that my better judgment does not approve that cppotition, and that I em as thoroughly convin. ced as say man of the wifdom and good effgls of that law. We now find a fituatton occur for which Mr. Grenville's Bill has not provided ; hut in taking it into consideration, we ought to place ourfelvcs as neatly as potlible in the fame fitua tion as that Bill wculd put us into, and not recur to thole old and pernicious modes of proceeding which it was meant to guard againft. It may very fairly be luppofed, Sir, that I have a perfonal feel ing on this fubjee. In the year 1784, my return for the City of Weftminfter was illegally delayed. I fay illegally, for it was fo proved by the deci fions of Courts of law, which no man in this Houfe has ever had the boldnefs to impugn. Inflead of referring the merits of the quellion to a Commit tee, tinder Mr. Grenville's Bill, this Houfe voted for the continuance of the fcrutiny, until convinced by the judice of the cafe, awed by public opinion, or afitamed of its ow•n decifions, even thole who at firft formed the majority, availed thentfelves of forne contrivance to get out of the fcrape, and ordered a return to lit made. From that inftance, I am led to confider this Houfe as a very partial Tribunal in cafes of this kind, and it cOnfelfed felf to be fo, when it palled the Bill of Mr. Gren ville, for transferring to Committees the power which was before exerciled by the Houfe in a body. We fhould, therefore, be careful to tondo& our proceedings in the moil regular manner podible, and ftudioutly keep clear of invading the province entrufted to Committees. What I Should propofe for the adoption of the Houfe would be, to ap point a Committee of Precedents, whether a Select Committee or not, to be fo conftitnted as not to be liable to any fufpiclon of partiality. It has been Paid—bat I beg pardon, I mull make no allufion which would be conftriteA into a reply ;—it may, however be laid, that, by proceeding in this way, we Should be looking for a decifton upon an ab- Ilea& quettion. But would not the fame abfirad queftion arife if we began by inveftigating the faft? My propofition would be, to refer both the law and the faa to an impartial Committee. I mean not at prefeot to give any opinion on any thing that could lead to an opinion as to the merits of this cafe, or the difqualification of a perfon in Prieß's Orders from fitting in this Houfe ; but I inn* deprecate the calling in of witneffes be fore the Houfe, which Mr. Grenville's Bill has pronounced not to he fit judges. We thould firft determine whether we are to proceed ? I know that whichever mode is taken will make no difference in refpeet to expedition or th- final de cifion ; but I objett to our betraying any degree of haße, or any unufnal feeling. When my Hon. Friend (Mr. Sheridan) moved a new writ to re place a Gentleman who had accepted the office of Secretary of State, he had the Ad of Parliament in his hand which authorifed him to do fo. Here, In the prefent cafe, we are called upon to aft merely from affumption and belief. If the Houfe Should agree to recewe parole evidence at' the bar, that evidence cannot afterwards be referred to a Committee unlefi by inftruitions that the wit neffes thodd he re-examined. I feel the deep importance of this quctlion, and that is one Heat reafon why I with the decition of the oule fhould be deferred until we have more time to confider of it. Whatever we may or may not think due to the Eleaors of Old Sarum, I am glad to ohferve the weight given to the obferva tion, that Mr. Tooke has been elated by a portion of the people of Great Britain, and reprefents them all. This may eventually lead to an inquiry into the r.ature of Inch boroughs, the Reprofentatives of which, when once they take their feats in this Houfe, are entitled to the fame confttleratirm as Members for the county of York, or for any other county. Without dwelling more upon the fubjee, I cannot but erprefs the hopesl entertain, that cir cumffances fa enormous may lead the Houle at length ferioufly to confider of the Rate of the Re prefentation. I (hall give my vote for the ad journment, for the purpofe of putting a queftion of Inch magnitude in a better train for decilion than that in which it would be placed by the Mo tion of the Noble Lord; but by no means pro- nouncing any final opinion or the fubjett." • The SPIARER.-.--" The Right Hon. Gentleman has taken offence at an expreflion of mine, which appeared to impute to him the •defire of ufing a pretence; and I allure him, that the word was not ufed with any fuch intention, but taken up as it had been delivered bvain niter Hon. Gentleman." Mr. Fox.—" I am perfealy fatisfied with the explanation, and am exceedingly thankful to the Right Hon. Gentleman for the attention he has been pleated to (hew me in this inßance." • Mr. MARTIN (Member for Galway) contended that the moil rational mode of proceeding would be to receive parole tellimony in the firll inflame, us was anal in the Court of Chancery. Great pnifchief might refult if siva vest evidence was re jefted in the mender which fame Hon. Gentlemen propolsd. Suppcfc," laid he, " for inflame, that this was the IA day of the Seflion, andthat the per km now prepaid to be called wt was the laR furvi. wing witnefs, furely the Hcitfe would not °Ned to receiving his evidence., left, at the commence ment of the nett &Gni, this only wittie; may be dead. Such contingencies arc always liable to happen to parole evidence ; . whereas written decuments are attainable at any time.—Are Hon, Gentleman 'has thought proper to allude to the epteflion of the eligibility of Mars men, or MIS ,f Arnni Rnc ; and I can allure the Home, t h at °hie& of the Noble Lord's Maxim be att. 114: tip/Winn of Mr. Tooke, that et.nfiekr:o ion is iii.cly to come forward in the re turn•of arother M.:viler for the borough of Old ;iarom. I have been very. credibly ireliamed—" There w,t r. a ken :ra. zry Order/ order! and the Sy•aker reminded the tlon. Gentleman that he was t .l,:it j:'mttr iv. Lord TEMPLE again infliled that his Motionivas jullified by the predecent of the Houfe having ex pclled Colonel Cawthorne on the evidence afforded by tht Minutcs of the Court-martial. After which the Houfe divided on the queflion of adjournment, Avts 76—Noes 150- 7 -Majority 74.—The ori ginai Motion was cl courfe put and carried. THE FOLLOWING LVIDENCF WAS THEN PRODUCED AT 1 lIE DAR. Mi. W1L1.14,1 BOVCIIL It (worn. Examitic.l by Lord Tr ?an-F.—Said he was Notary Public and D-puty Rcgifiar c.f the dincefe of Old Sarum ; he produced the regifter-book of orders edelimted by the Right Reverend Fattier in Gob Thomas I .grd Infhop of SalitinFy. There was an entry purporting that John Horne, B. A of St. John's College , Cambridge, war ordained prir It nil the a3tl a November, 160 , at the parifh church of St. ,Airoc'i. Mr. Su [RID A N —Did the withers mate that entry hbpfelf —A. I did not. Doea he know who did ?—.A. I believe I do, from the hand-writing. - •,. • Q.,. Dom the wands know the perfon to wltOm that entry mia tc , I do not. ATTORNIY GENERALDoeI that book contain the lt. chievea or authentic records and ordinances tif the See of S.rum during the time to which it relqes Oats. Q. WZ4 not the hand-writing thit tome : farme r Oi cer of the Tee in whole euftody the books were, and who icu =taw rifed to make fuck sntries ?--A. It was, 1 believe. Mr. Giezr —ls this :he original bookkept•bi the Regilter It is, Sir.. • Q. Are the names appearing to be fubfcribed to the entries hi this book of the hands writing of thefeireralperfons purliort log to have figned them?—A. I mutt refer to the book. - Q i _ Are the minis 3, for inflame, of the entry (lased i3d April, 177 , the hands wring of the kerfous appearing to have ho ed it !—A. I believe not. Q I would a& the witners, whether that part is not a copy, and not an original entry ?—A. It is a copy, and it pruports to be fa. Does he know where the original is ?—A. I do not know, but believe it was returned to the petfon who brought it to he entered. Q .. Can be give any proof, that the perfon ordained in a 760, under the name of John Home, it the fame perfon who WM lately returned for Old Sarum, under the name of John kinetic Toukc ?--A. I cannot. Nlr.Lew—h 6ot this the book ufually reared to In older to prove ordinations in that diocefe, in the period to whilds It relatcs N—A. it is the only one. Mr. THOMAS WILSON (worn. I.ord TEMPL e.—What fituetien doe' the wig hold in the Chapetri , of.liew Branford I—A. Cheri to the Chapelry ottiew Brentforti. • • Q, How ions has be officiated Forty.fwer years and upwards. 11„._ Did you ever fee the Rev. John Horne ailleiße der* dem period in the Chapetry of New Brentfoedl , A. YoR (How *any years does he rememberbis ollielathig N.A. I am not poirtive, but about tire= or twelve years. SQL Did he regularly oadate as Prieft duripg that plod 1— A. Yes. Did be ever Elie him adminliter the Comment as Prieß ? A. Yrs. (I Is the Rev. John Home the fame perfon be has tines known by the name of John Horne Tooke?—A. I don't know him now, I cannot Ice. I have never fan him iiilCC his name . was Too ke. A Mt mac mo►e that John Horne Tooke do now Rand up that the witnefs may fee him (o gmeral largio.) MI. 8111111 DA so—Where was John Horne ordained 3—A. I do not know. Q . Does he know whether he was ever ordained at on, or not I do not. Mr. Cu [worn. Lord Tx ta rIA —Q .:. ja the vritnefs a reifies* at New BMA. ford ?—A. Yes. Q. How long has he redded there !— A. I was bons in the bottle In which I now live about 70 years ago. Q, Has he ever feen Mr. John Horne ofklate as PrklL in the Chapel of New Brentford t—A. I apprehend be officiated as Print ; I have fees bias adatiniftar the Sacrament of the Lord's Sapper. Q . Has he ever paid the Rev.ohn Home any emidiaßleal dues as hfinifter ?—,A. Yes ; f end to fettle with Met for fmall tythes, Rafter offerings, and other things, by moralities. Q ; Is th o eerfon be knew as the Rev. John Home, the fame who is now John Horne Tooke I apprehend fo • I under. Rood be t the name of Tooke by the King's licen ce; !have been revere] times in his company Snce. Mr. SIIKRIDANDOts he know who ordained hien, or that he ever was ordained ?—A. Of that I am totally Ignorant. Mr. Pc es vat.—How long Ago Is it Roe he &ft olkkted t —A. He was pretested in the year 1760, I think, or the be ginning of the year 1761, and entered on hisliving immadiately. This was all the evidence. Lord TEMPLE then moved—" That a &lea Committee be appointed to examine the journals of that Hassle for precedents, refpeCting the eligi-' bility of perfons in Holy Orders to fit as Members of that Houfe, and that the Committee do report their opinion to the Houle." Mr. Homo TOOK E (aid, he did not rife to op. pofe the motion, but he svifhed to take that oppor tunity of appealing to the candour of this Noble Lord, and afking him, whether it was not an un fair mode of proceeding, to read over a firing . of refolutions, one after another, vvithont informAg the Houfe, with what motion he intehded'to low them up? He would now makia pert - oust/tall on the Noble Lord, and alk with what motion be meant to follow up his refolutions ? Lord Tau PLE (aid, that whatever explanation he fhould now give, he wifhcd it to be underQood that he did not do fo from any idea that be emirs. dered hinsfelf bound to manr the perfonal call that had been made upon him ; but, for the &cif fa/Non of the Houfe, he would limply hate, that ; he did not mean to follow up his motion. by any refolutioa whatever. Mr. HORNE Tookc replied. that he a right to make a perfonal call upon the Npble . the whole of whole proceeding was againft himfelf. On the motion of Sir Wm. Yotrso, the words " and Records of Parliament,"were added to Lard Temple's motion, after the words " journals ofl this Houk." The Motion was then agreed to, and the fol lowing were appointed as Members of mittce :-- Rifle Hee. Wm. rat, Francis INi-him, 114, The Attorney-General. Chariot Deane. The Solichor-Geteral. --- Starttn, E. (Of Gahm) Sir Wm. Scott, thaw Lefqvre, Ffq.• . , The. Matter of the Rolls. Th.mas dreseille. FAL. Quirks Abbots. Hi. Smear Bernard, F.ll. John MiNIMIC, I..fq. M. A. Taylor Flq. Sir Wm. Toting. Rowland llunlon, RTI. Cherie. Grey, E.g. Hoe. T. &Nee, John BlorAholei 1 .4 e--- Bereiford. Efq. WA. M. Pitt, Efq. I,V. Wrote, £ll. • R. B. Sheridan. Ffq. F.art rework, Wm. Dieltinfoo, F.fq. Sir F. Durdat pea. 1 Eftintatt.s of all the E rr I.CCS incurred in the va ruoui depot tmeut, of tl.e Government Of Ireland for the laft year were ortier,d to he laid before the Hour, ; and they were afterwards prefented at the tuff by a perfon from Ireland. The Orders of the day were all poi/ported till to-morrow ; and xt elc..-en o'clock the Haug ad !tantactl• •1•- Prom !ht•LONDON GAZETTE, Mares to. DUELII CASTLE, FEB. 24. His Majtsrv, Ly his Royal Letters, having ap pointed JOHN 'THOMAS. Earl of CLANILICAItn:t., to be of his M -.A J I STE'S Moll Honourable Privy Coun cil of that Part of his United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, called Ireland, his Lordfhip this day, in Council, took the ufual oaths, and his pace At the Board accordingly. miLrrstkV PROMOTIOYA. Commiffions in the Royal North Lincolnfit:rc Re• gintent of Militia, (Igoe(' by the Lord-Lieut. To be. Captal9--Langley Braekenbury, Ltq. Dated January Xs, dot. ' Lie , otenanta—Thaaaaa Matthews, Gott. Dated ::eptem -Bcio. ----Lynch, Gent. Doted January 25, dot. POnfOtiby Matthews, Cent. Deed a. above. To be littligns—John Limon; Orinifiald, Gent. !Dated July ;9, too. Charles Weaver, Gent. Dated January as, tEot. Mark &vain, Gnat. DattiL a+ above. Lill, Gcnt. Ducd as 211..vc. WAR-OFFICE, [MALAN CASTLF, f 22. 27. His hfai Es-ry has been pleafed to make 11C following promotions ;n the Army ou this elta klitinnen ; 71d Foot—Lieutenant William Burnett, from the Mantic* Fencible Infantry, to be Eno u. Datd July 14, zBOO. . Princefs'Charlotte of Wales's Fcncible 'I nfAntry. Enfign William Dormidfun to be Lieutenant, vice Bill*, fupti redid. Dated Odobcr A 6, dco. Donald M'Leod . to be tr,bgn, vice Donaldfoa, promoted. trawl as above.' • BANKRUPTS. J9 lO groves, of Liverpool, mariner, to furrendcr April 19, 21, at eleven, at the Globe 'lard!), John-Meet, Liver pod. Auonoles, Mr. T. Bftekilock,'No. Fig Tree-court ; Templet Mr. 'F. Murrain , ' Lower Caftle-Nett, Water. ftreet, Liverpool. ' • Humphrey Hunt, of Brißol, te2.dealer. March 23.24, April 21,_ at eleven,at White Linn Inn, Broad-ftrect, Briftol. Anto nia, Mars. Clarke and Son, &Mel; Mats, Jenkins and w l= .N , ew Rime; of Manchefter, plumber, April 5,9, sr, at three, at the Cemniercial Inn, Manchefter. Attomet Mr. T. Hewitt, Mancha= ; Mr. R. Bits, CurStor-fireet, Chan John Lane, a Stratford, Ms, men-chandler, March so, at. at, April at, at we, at Guildhall. Attorsiles; Mars Carnes and Rers ' eida.4tal.forsare. lames I:hammier, of -spon-Hull. merchant, April z , 2, at, at ten, at the s Keys Inn, Wintehiergate, King- Bomupoo-Huil. Attorney, Mr. Picard. INV. Henry Abeluutli-lane, merchant, March 20, a, 'April sz at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewbite, Gray's-len-Men jams Charles and Thomas Loft, et Friday-finer, Cheap! de, Wareboufemen, March re, 21, at ten, April 21, at nine, at Cmadbalt Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday-ftreet, WIIWmn Mega& • Sdiers, of kW& fpinningmmehine maker, April 2,3, 21, at eleven, at the Bell ink Shepton Stalled:Mire. Atornies, Mr. nobs, Shepton Mallet; Mr. Young, Bar nard's-Inn, Holborn. Willhns Zeeland; Nathaniel Calvert, James Overend, and Car ney Tomlinfea, of lA/Scatter, merchants, March 19, 20, April 2t, at ten„ at the Grapes, Laneaiter. Attornies, Mi.lfts. Bkafdale and Alexander, New Inn; Mr.Parkinfon, I .ancalter. lairs Sayee, of Lower Thantes.ftavet, faekmaker, tobacconift, March ty, s 4, April 21 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attonties, Mars. Wilke and Darifon;Crane.court, Fleet-Brat. Samuel Marley, of No. 12.6, Fleet-ftreet, taylor, March zy, 2S, April at, at eleven, at Oidldkall, Attorney, Mr. Sauces, Great St. Helen's. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH zr. MCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coo*ls 9: I sig o o mnhim r damp 56. per Cent. 41 pram MCI OSP STOCKS YLSTEKDAT : amok Steck Ism Imp 3 Per C 5.4 3 P r Cuit.Red. Best Imp. Ana. 10 13-40. 3 per C. CanC. Sift Long. Ana gust 3. per Celt. COOL 011111111121 214 t Ptr C Navy CODE tor Aptil DVILI N. MARCO, 74. , of &W Mis m ty 3 Bask 131-5 per Cent. Oev, Deb. Ist— Canal Debentures SSA The fanguine hopes which we announced for fame days paR of his Namur% fpeedy recovery, are now fully realifed. His MAJ LITT% ftfforation to ktalth, at the prefent important criGh is an owlet for which the whole Nation ought to offer up its grateful acknowledgements to diatproteaing Pawn who has often averted the threatened Rom, and difpelled the gloomy clowds that hovered over us. The following is the oflieial Bulletin of this day, and the faft that will be.ifued on'tbe Precut occaflon qs; um's ; mous', M•ICN I I. " It: MAJESTY u fret. from fever, s and teems ,‘ only to require the time Away: neeetrary after fo fvrere an nines. for the recovery of his ufual 44 heath and arength. _.• {SP") “ aissoan s. s' T. a. arrial.ns." Mr. Ws cm a ars a t merenger to the Admiralty, was difpamhed laft night to Sbeernefs, to order the failing of feveral Sips to reinforce the North Sea fqtuamn. The Loan► Mayon yelterday ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as Isf week. ENOLISHST4TE LOTTIRY.-Eighth dap—No. 5p437, a prise of toool.— * Nos. 22,777, 8641, tp,6, 28435, and 4,116, prises of 501 • The State Lottery Tickets and Shares, warranted nndtawn, me on rale from Eight till Nine in the Marna2g, and from Two till Eight in the After. noon* the Offices of Ricusansom ' GOODLUCII, and Go. yo. to* the corner of B ank-Buildings, Curnhill 1 and No. 8, oppolite the King's Mews, CharintCrofs, whim the two Lail Prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds Stared, were fold. ' lindrawn Tickets and Shares are felling every day from 8 to 9 o'clock in the morning, and flew a to 8 o'clock in the evening, at the old offiuyiffied Officio Of T. Dim, No. i t eornhill, Loud" Man. chefter, and Edinburgh., . sraTa oyormt wut2L. 2 Prism of i. sopoo ; 6 Primo et C. some 2 Dieu , 20.c00 9 Dim • Ipoo 3 3 Dille mace kg •. DWI, 44100 6.c. we 0 ke. In. . . . ~• NifUTlCill. M7ELLIGEN, TORBAY, MARCH 9. Arrived the Sr. FloieNzo frigatc outward-bound !hips for Gibraltar, M Malta, with troops. PLYMPit rH, MARCH 9. Came in the Bonaparte, French ci teer, of 12 brats four-pounders, and Go on the 26th of February lail, by the ter, of 14 pins, Capt. 1.a.0v0 : the is cn her rirft cruize, and had taken a 1 from Plymouth ; Danifh brig, the Ii Flenfburgh, Capt. CLAUSSEN, from laden with brandy, for the life of Ilu from Falmouth; &uncut, fif 38 !CRATE, and the EVRIDICE, Of 24 BATHURST, from a cruize.—Sailed 01 the It4DEEATIGABLE, of 38 guns, Ct the ARIEL/A, of 38 guns, Capt. Hsi NYMPH, of 38 guns, !Capt. FAA Z eit. a. LIANr, Of 4. guns, pent. :WELL. the 1 1 4.4.1, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral Rouon, from the Channel Beet, the S. GARITTA, of 38 guns, Capt. PARKER, Wilheard, and a Danifh Chip, the Tho Alicant; laden with fah, detained hl NO/TN lugger, of 16 guns, Lieut. EL, prAL, *EARcH io. Sailed the DART lloOp,*ith the ref' ward bound,' to Portfpoath.--Came ,Wat: row: arid ASIA Fait Indiamen, an 4 Wind E. by S. YARMOUTH, MARCH IR Yefterday arrived the LONDON man of the EXPLOSION and HICLA bombs, star Fligate. The following is a Lift of the Men of at 'anchor in our roads: the . LONDON, PAiitEll'S Flag Chip; 'MONARCH; Adrol sox's ditto; ST. GEORGE', Admiral Lard ditto; Patact s OfORMIG CLAT TON" ADDEO, POLYP/IS/din, ItilsoNallcs; 'LIYDEN; Isis, SATURN, .40•7464/101 BELLOWA,ASSISTANCE.ViTiILAN,DEiEi CQVAT, kAIiILIES; WARRIOR, GANGES, tRIOATILL Amaaoa La Manch S!.OOPL BRIO C. Duirre! Cruller ICte Wuatianhcid Pylades FT Soleby sad l o s Dae. CUTTIMS. :NCR. te, with ti, c Minorca, ar,:l cutter pt v 3. o men, t4l; en Nudists cut. a fine vellt.:4 light collier Indußry, o f Barcelona, re navy, la(1 guns, Capt. guns, Capt. on a cruise, ....apt. SCOTT, ERBEICT, the and the Va. L.---Came in al THORNBO• SANTA MAR. a, from the 'hetis, from sy the PLY- ;LLIOT. ft of the out-, down the and remain of war, with and la Dr. of War now N, Admiral nairal DICK: rd NELSON'S MVINNIOUTN, E, MADRAS, )Pl, TEX!L, ENCEAGIN, q, and Ru:i. CWITYII Cruller Kite And Ilarpy: 101412 Terror Volcano Dnrcv y Expluti..4 Heda Maria Re- ioitou; Oren- Avinian, hunt Ei nt el l7 . York. Nix, Joanw ; in, el I sa of antes. so ; sod fts• s. • BY. for the re. th, will be falvage of ALFRT, at the powers ;rtat force Cltl N BRIGS. =yid Sparkkr HAT Num.- Palter smooaa L Bannon Rover and Bruifer Lark force Fox. gint - Blazer Teaser Ties. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. thtairilignii, Kutch mi.—Sailed the . 0114 - Capt. Menu. for Hamburgh. ARRIVED. In dos Downo—tbakriewilbip, Davit, from Raton; wills, Cumlngo; boot Hoodkras; and %Hey, Swinton, Liam. • Liverpool. T tite MN Coopland; and Penelope, Rani Martinique; and Partewarsoic.r„Sterling, front New At Partfoiouoh-. , Warwick ; Plownis, J' =Donald, Head; Wekftar; Wilding, Weloiter; 3cofufar, Elms; (Lam Leech; Mean, Pike; Beretta, Swift, from Ulan tine, —, (a Dane) trawaiariegan, Ratio. • At Plitaouth—Adventure, Naga. At Doyen—taw Ranter, Xis& Gun Laws. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONET . . The crew of the hired cutter Aunty, fn ca re of the Weil-India chip Sufannsh. paid their proportions arifing from the fa; the above recapture, on board the Ad. P,ortfmouth, froth this day. • HULL, MARCH to Thearmament intendedto aet againft the powers of the Baltic, continues to amble in great force at Yarmouth. frOm which port it may be expect ed to fail M a few days. The navigation of the Slinnd, we undeilland, is entirely open. The following flips from this port for Green land and Davies Straights, cleared tall week, and are at prefent lying m Grimfby Roads, waiting the arrival of the appointed convoy : Foa Dar s's Ste Rio rs.—Brothers, Meese. ALL; Lynx, PALMER; North Briton, EDMONDS ; and Symmetry, Rosa.• FOR GRIENLAND.—AdELWILKINIIO/1; Adven ture; .WOOD Dtincombe, liimiasv Earl' Eau conberg,_—; Emington, WRAY ; Ellifon, AL. LEN; Elizabeth, TATMAN.; Fanny, jtaitisoa Hunter, GROAT; John, Mrrenissom Jerne. CLAIM; Lottery, Rosa; Molly!, SADLER ; Man cheat?, Matson; Maria, hititivse ; Minerva. *Baum Oak Hall, Cot's,' Sarah and Eli. zalieth, HEWITT r ' Truelove, GRIMINSMAW ; and Traveller. ARMSTRONO• On Mo t : e dilaft failed from Leith Roads, for Davis'sS • s whale Ming, the Raith, Capt. Lroms, and Royal Bounty, Captain N _virros. under convoy of his Mary's gun:vac! RATTLE. The Prince of Bra sil, Cermet., and the Bro. than, Blown, of and frons thisppo t, were getting over tbe bar at Lams on the evening of the r Bth ultiaso. . . • . • LONDow 'MOW for the PrOpelears,bpjo lol DANlE L l Carat , t perae)* the PTAs PairnmewOrrica,Mo.s. gra, ; sad pobillibed by JLIVIL toetenyieso. Looll'Adt). et Pi* efroy-fibrld akil Pe d 4 litita-Onties,Temo44sr; topeofiell Ono au oadostaffr orient ror the louroo merited to he addrell*L