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• lb ' I V 4 ; 1 : • _4_ 44 f' •••• / 40 • , ,1 . ilk P .- • ( i.'y % _ • • - orartffa _ _ r~ ... ~ [ THEM= 'ROYAL, COMP-GARDEN. R4m4ditoN vented, and he now lies at anchor, at the entrance of the Faro: Of the Toulon fleet, we have not the leaft intelligence, and it h now believed that it is a mere report, that it has failed for Egypt. -FURTHER EXTRACT& THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 14, wEI be prefeeted the oew Comedy of TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY. To whit:built be added the Mewl/haul Farce. tailed OUT OF PLACE ; Or, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The new Mein! Farce of Out of Piece, or The Lake ef Lea f erne. continuing to be isedgred lel& rebounded applaare, by -114 averdenetes andieneek will be repeated cirery erasing :etth•r node.; ea Saturday, with The &tool of Reform. ORATORIOS. AT PLAY-HOUSE PRIM. ON "HE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ' I 0 MORROW EVENING. MARCH is, ittes, wtll be Warmed A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. PART I. Otertute. Either. Grand Denims Te Deals. With the Air of • Holy. holy,' by Mrs. Attie. PART 11. Air. Mr. Brawn and Chorus; ' Come if you dare Pared. Soot, Mn. Bland, ' Love's the tyrant.' Dr. Arne. Soot, Mr. Miller, Wave from wave.' Ifrad is Egypt. ' The mighty power.' Athalig. 3bft, Mifs Munday. Giordani. R. Mr. &awns, ' Deepa and data Ala' and Air,' Waft ha Angels.' Imitha. sartetto, •B l Is he.' Remdern. Mozart. ores, • ladle& mighty God.' Sedans. Song, Mater Limos, With thee th' ualbelteed.' Song, Mrs. Abe, 0 Lard have mercy. Iberia& Double Chorus • immortal Lord.' Deborah. PART 111. Overture. Bantle& Et at. Mrs. Alba, • 0 worfe than death,' and Air. • Angels ever blight.' Theodora. Reck. Mr. Miller, ' I feel. I feel.' Air, ' Arm, arm, ye brave.' Chorus, 'We come Judas Mac. Anthem, Mifs Munday and Mrs. Bland,' Hear my prayer.' Kent. Recit. Mr. Brabant, Thdr rights by lose Air, ' To arms, your country s mare.' Reck. Mrs. Alm. ' But bright Cecilia.' Dryd. Ode. Air, ' As from the power.' Grand Chores, ' The dead ILA lire.' End of Pan It. Rich's Concatante for Violin, Oheo, Timor and Viokincello, by Man. G. Aibley, Ling, Watts, andCharie; Afhk7. Principal Vocal Performers:—Mrs. Abe, Mn.s Bland, Matter Linton, and Mita Monday ; Mr. Brabant, Mr. Denman, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Perrin, and Mr. Miller, from Bath. Mr. G. /Alley, ( Leader of the Band), Organ, Mr. J. Agile,. The tend and Clwruffes, which are numerous and complete. by the moft approved perionnera. The whole under the direltion of Mr A s fen • Doses 6o—lnt, 3 a. 6d.-.43altery,.ss.—Upper Gallery, ts. Door, to be open at Sig o'clock. asitl begin precifely at Seven. •„• Halt Price at tie La of the Seeood Ad. PO SALE, At the Brokers' New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty-Honfe. Woolfter-ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the sth of April neat, at Twelve o'Clock at Nom, I'HE Good Ship SAN PEDRO, burthen about ala Tons, fgsare ftern with meat figure head.suppears to he Span& built, trams to 6 years old, and remarkably throng. She is in every rtfpea a complete Merchant Ship, and may be fent as a voyage with little outfit—was captured of her voyage Nom Mas toid° to Carmine, by his Mairfty s Odp Repalfe, .conunuaded by the Hon. Arthur ikaye Legge, nomliet in Catwater, and there to be ddivaireL—And alio, for Home ConfentyMan, About :Natio Boma Ayres Hides: And yo Baked Tallow. being doe entire cues of the fait Ship San Pedro. ?er Viewing the Skip and Cargo. and for Inventories and Cas k/nn, apply to Edmond Locker, Eh. ewe of the Agents to the Cart7mer to THOMAS LOCKYRII" tb, March 9, dos. Sworn Broker. • OAK TIMBER. I'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The end of this prefect month of March, or the beginning of Apra nen, A Large Q uantity of OAK TIMBER TREES, adapted for Shlp-holidiag and other popoks, where Trees of large &menaces are preferred, now growing in the Wed Cie:- by sod F cm Woods, and on the Well Vale F.Rate. near Alford. In the y of Lieroln. Ttie Timber is Itinding fix ogles &Ram Rom the Sea, whet. the fame may be Ripped. The Conditions end:, which the Timber will be fold may be obtained at the Mike of Mars. Forfkr, Cooke and Frac, aln. 6, Linecio's Inn, London, a fortnight before the tale and the Tim ber may be Mewed by ',pied.° to M. iforklionc, Reward at Well Vale emerald. OAK TIMBER. TO BP SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, Os Monday the Sth day of April next, , at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Swan Inn, Weft Broomwlch, near Ilirmiftiwas, ALARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER TREES, admta for Engine Timber, Ship Building, and other purpoks, where Trees of large dime:Buns are preferred; Sow rowing in the PRYARS PARK WOOD, n ar WeR Brom tariek and on Mr. Swain's Farm, in the Peri& of Handf. worth, near Hirmitglaani aforefrid; and the Timber and Bark may be conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals which pals near to the Mate. The trees arc numbered and marked, and nay be feen by applying to Mr. Thomas Bayley, Small Heath, nor Weil Bromwich *forded. The particula r of the Lou, and the conditions under which the Timber will be fold, may be known of the Await:inter, Birming ham; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 54, Carey-ftrcet Lincoln's Inn, Loadoo, a nd at Widliborn, near &maned co Alma, Warwickfltbu. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, On Wedncfday the loth day of April next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at tbe Crown Inn, Abbott, Breathy, in the County of Staffo rd, A LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER .4 a TREES, 'dame& for Engine Timber, Ship building, and ethet purpnlcs, where fries of large &menthes arc preferred ; n,w growing in Bromley Park, mar Abb..tts Bromley aboefald ; IA the 'limber and bark may be conveyed to the Market by means n: the Canals and Navigatioes which pals noir to the Eftate. The 'Trees are numbered and marked, and may be ken by applying to Mr. Aicock,at Bromley Park aforefaid. _ _ _ _ 1 he particulars of the Lots, andtbe conditions tinder which the will be fold, may be known of the Au4tioncer, ; atid ;a the Oakes of Mr. lassies, Land Agent, No. t 49 lirt . t, Lincoln's Ina, London ; and at Wciaborm, near t Avon, Warwicklbire. ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. TACO, At the Crown Inn, at Rodin', on Tburiday, the alith Day.( March 'ottani, at a o'Cleek. - "THE tafleful VILLA of the late Sir THOMAS RICH, Ban. having been his Refidenee for room Years pre vtutti to his Deecafe, fnuate near the much admired Village of °ening, in Berkthire, within a fmall &Ranee of the River Thanes; Reiser with fevers! Clara of land, extending from the Houk wards the River, containing in the whole about 53 Acres. the peculiar advantages which &It plate poffeffes in point of SI • nation and Convenience, render It a snoft definable Acquilition n any Perron wilbing to ex his Rcfsdasee In one of the moft •••11:Sy and beautiful :pots in the Kingdom. • ionning is 36 Miles from London, near the Bath Road, three n Reading. and ix from Healey. :'nffetkon will be given as Coon as the Purchafe can be COM. n ed. the Purebafer taking to the Growing Crops, Rte. at a :;;ation. 'articular, may be had of Mr. Roberts, of Wohitighans. NAST OPIUM Marti It, 11:1- ' 3 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONSRS q HIS MAYSSTro NA/Y, az.* Ow mike' That en Mande+ . nett, the ilk►k indent, at one o'clock, they will be ready to want with fad Patois as Itiey be wia33l a CM. wad for fapplying A Qsandty of DANTZIC BRACK OAK PLANK, of three inches. to be delivered th his ligs)efty's Dock-yards. A Form of the Tender way be ken at this Mee. • No Twin osil k rowthrod dybr 44ei oo fie oloy e but. or asy ootisod Nos* tio l owsh to on agog for Alai, onto& PICTUALLING.OFFICS, hirivii It, 1105. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING EIS M.4,llBTre NAlt do heraysies Nodes, Thu ea Friday nut the esth latent, they will be ready to rd. tetra Tenders in writing (falai up) and treat for ONE TRW/SAND SACKS of EILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOVIL To be darned in fades, in the (pace of a fertnigte ties that day, by weekly proration, tats b hilajefty's %duelling Stores at Deptford : and to be paid at by BEI payable with intereft ninety days alter date. The Cattalost of tic Oootradt may be teen at the Secretary's Otter, No regard will he balk any 'Riff in smikb the trite ABU stet k ;a lerted OW& d kite, Or 841110/11/Ni 5. &anneal ft lir Board infer* ear ink& at the fail Friday wade Whin/sae, ave reskli th it peen, sok natio the tender, or fru loofa* se bit hag, aka& k &foes mina nailed fee. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Marsh 13, acts. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY e IIfERCIfANTS I ENGLAND troorsoz reek EAST INDIES,* bird ties Neter, That a General Court of the laid Company will be ►eld at their Haute in Leadenhall•ftreet, on Tharfday the 2sth inftant, from nine o'clock in t►e morning until Az to the evening, for the Eke• tion of a Direitoc of the laid Company, in the room of SWAIM WiLunasa, Ell. dcceafed. WILLIAM 34011.5.47; srrefry. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAIVIIS AND OENTLEMZII, T , HE death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, your late worthy Diredor, having acclaimed a Vacancy in the Court, I beg leave to renew my Sol citation for the honour of your Support to Succeed him, relying with the greatell fathtfaalort , from the well•kuowo accumulation of Friends, t hat the rtfult wlll fully antomplills my lewd= expeditions, and fuecefsfully termi nate your friendly exertions; this I Stall at all times acknowledge with fentiments of gratitude and Yelped. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt obliged Isumbk levant, New Broad-fired, JOHN JACKSON. London, Mirth z, agog. MR. JAC KSON's Committee meet at his H o uk, New Broad-ftreet, every day at twelve o'clock, and will be obliged by the eoininuniestiou of any friend y Informattoo. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. AND &&&&&& A VACANCY in the DIRECTION being de. elated, and Thurfday the dth imam helm the day fixed for the deittion of a new Uter toniceeed the much lamented Mr. WILLIAMS, permit me to renew my fondtations for the honour of your votes and heliport. The very elittinguithed countenance Sewn me upon my canvas tnfpires me with the molt fend= hopes of fueeeta Should the With of a Ballot prove them wen fouoded, a faithful difeharge of my duty, sod a grateful leek of the honour matured upon me Nall pion me worthy oldie continuance of your prom/too. I ressaih, with the greaten refpret, Ladies and Ototlemen. Tour molt faithful and devoted humble Servant, King's Arms-yard, March 03,1105. JAB. PATTISON. Mr. PATTISON's Committee win tit every day at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, from eleven o'clock till four. ptfiaUANT to a Decree of the High C ourt o f A. Chancery, made in the eaufe Langford and oaf:6.o3lft Gal coyne and othas,the creditors of Benjamin Lenient, late of the Parini of Barking, in the County of Eifel, Fib Selenium, deecafee, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts beforeAlez.Popham, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court, u his Chambers.sooth- Molten Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof, they will be eadoded the benefit of the raid Decree. March 9, SPRING LO'T'TERY, BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, aos. 'THERE never hAs been a Lottery of on ly 30 , e00 Tickets that ever poireffed near the number of Capital Priacs with which this Scheme abounds. On infpeEtion It will be found to contain nearly as many Capital Prizes as Ism been ufual in Lotteries of bopoo I kkets, and no Prize under aoL ____ _ SCHEME. No. of Prim. Value of each. Total Valued a 01 4 3opoo is 4 60.0)3 I 20,000 4 0 . 00 0 3 zo,ooo scow 3 spoo is,oco S .... spao so,oco II sOOO Loco 14 Soo 7Pce So 100 5, 00 100 5 0 - .IPco 6.cco .. so aso,oro 30,000 Tickets. st . 3 0 c 0 0 Capitals determinable: Flrft-drawn, IR Day , 10.000 I Firff-drawn, 6th Days maws) Ditto ad Day woo Ditto 7th Day ie° Ditto 3d Day tom Ditto Bth De)? 317,000 Ditto 4th Day soon I IN, Ditto 9th Day ',coo Late sth Day ion to loth D.y spots Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office. PRESI..24 r PRICE s Ticket . - ' css .4 0 Half - £9to o Eighth - SX 8 6 . Quarter - 4th o I Sixteenth a 4 6 4 '. The Public, who are dermas of having particular number, are requefted to be early in their appikatiu4 to fume of the Lottery Offices, who will take care and engage the numbers wanted at the Dank of Englsnd. 4. CORNHILI o and 9, CHARING-CROSS. .LBISH, Contrattor for the prefent Lottery, re . turns his molt grateful thanks to the Nobility, gentry, and Public in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and for mer Lotteries, and Batten khaki( the uncommon fueccfs that has attended Purchafers at his Offices of late years, added to the punc tuality obfervell in the payment of all Prises, will Infure him a continuance of their favours in the prefent GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, the Scheme of which Rands univerhly os•taead the richeß In Capital Prizes ever known; there being Prises of £ 30,000 3 Prises of 4 spoo 2 -- 20,c00 5 soca 3 20,000 8 epoo Re Re. Re. Re. • • Palms in the Country n 1 be ruppled with Ti c ket s an d Shares, by fending up (pol paid) lank 24sees, Cob, or Po& Olbee Orders. The LOTTERY BEGINS 13th MAT. des. _ - MARCH S.—Lubeck Rill Teufel to pay-die French their demand of soo,ooo marks Banco, on which account the French have flopped the palfage from that city to Hamburgh, 2t a village called Krummer, which belongs both to Lubeck and Hanover. The French foldiers are quartered in the part belonging to Hanover, and Oblige every thing coming from Lubeck to return. • The Lubeckers can, however, fend their merchandize to Hamburgh by Oldertho, which is in the Danith territory, and appear to be firmly refolved not to comply with the demand of the French. Sometime ago a very difagreeable circomllance happened here: A rum of Money was fent by the twit waggon from Hanover. which arrived fate in town, but by the negligence of the people employed to forward it to the merchants here, was lon. The amount was about ao,ooo marks banco. The mer chanti 'squired to be repaid by the Poll Mallet, but this belbg refefed. they mad e appli ca ti on to ano ver, in confequence of which, General Bill ADOTT on hls return, fent a note to the Poll Mafter, Joggagts, requiring that he faould immediately pay the whole him, and difmifs from employment certain of his clerks. This order has excited confiderable alarm among the perfoas againll whom it has been due& and a petition is preparing to, be fent to General BERNADOTTE. What will be the due of this tranf alien, time will thew. thous, FED. 26.—The Ambaffador SCHlMMEL ranximcc returned to Amfterdam the day before yellerday, in the evening, and yefterday had a con ference for three hours with the State Directory. in which he Rated the refult of the negotiations at Paris entruQed to him, and at the fame time communicat ed the plan of the New Conflitution, which it is el peeed will to-day be communicated to the Legifta live Body, and then prefented to the people for their ' Galion. Some believe that General Maamoor, who is expedited here to-morrow, has inftrudions from the Emperor NAPOLEON to iffue a Proclamation to the Nation, on the prefent occalion. TFe introduction of the new form of Government will, however, expe rience the Ids refinance, as it is expelled with the utmoft impatience. A circumftance which greatly recommends it is, that in a long liatement concern ing it, in a certain journal, which appears to he from good authority, it is afferted—that in confequence of, the negotiations between the Emperor of the French land M. St Himmarsorg tNCK, the French troops in the Republic (the pay of which by former treaties was to be furnithed by the latter) will, from the month of Vendemiaire, of the year 14, that is, from next September, be paid and maintained by France, which will occafion a raving in the public exigences lof eight millions of florins. With refpelt to the new C.onftitntion itfelf, we have as yet no certain knowledge of its plan. The follow. in; are the moll probable reports :—lnftead of the laredlory and the Legiflative Body, the States Ge neral will be reflored, but contlituted in an entirely different manner from what they formegly were, that is, they are to conlift of to Members, of which the province of Holland alone is to fend feven, Friefland, "Guelderland, Brabant, Overyffel, and Groningen, two each, and Zealand and Utrecht one each. M. Stu sOltilezraNNlNCE will be inveQed with the dignity of Conful Penfionary of State, (Road Pmfioaaris van Slate)but the extent of the powers entru fled to him un • der this title is not known. M. HuLTM ANN, who was formerly Regina ' will be Secretary or Minifter to the States General. M. VALIIMAAR will be at the head of Foreign Affairs, in the room of M.Va 'MLR GOES, tO whom Tome alliga the poll of Ambalfador to Berlin, as M. Van DADE N, who is now there, is expelled to:fue ceed hisfather atConftantinople. M.Prragtagg takes the place of Gen.Du moat eau in the Miniftry at War, and Admiral %TER HULL is to be at the head of the Marine. M. Gen sz is to be Mini her of Finance, and M. GOLD. BUG Miniller of the Interior, both of whom have held thefe places once before fence 1795. What is circulated wish refpeel to the (hare which thefe diffe rent Minillers will have in the Executive Power, re quires confirmation, and in general, all that has been laid, is only to be con fi dere d . as the moll probable re ports of the moment. In a few days we fhall know howlfar they are well-founded. It is Paid the reduftion of the land army and_ano ther organization of the marine will be among the confequences of the new order of things, in which the greateft (economy in the public expenditure will be a principal object. M. de Se mow viz s e is now here as a private perfon, and will probably to-morrow fet out for France; he and his family were conveyed to Antwerp in two Rate yachts. _ _ At Rotterdam the cargoes of five Mips later ar rived from England, have been confifeated, and fold, by the French Military Commiaion: The value of there cargoes is above 200,000 florins. MESSINA, Jaw. 30.—Yederday morning an Eng lifh brig arrived here with intelligence that the French Toulon fleet had put to (ea in the abfenee of Admi ral Natsos, and fleeted its courfe to the touch. In the afternoon an exprefs arrived from the Comman dant of the Fort of Faro, with advice that a nume rous fleet had appeared off the Lipari glands, the colours of which could not be diainguifhed. A great commotion was excited among the populace, as the report was fpread that it was the Toulon fleet, which was to land tomoct men in Sicily. An Englith cor vette that lay here, immediately failed in recon noitre; and the Englint tranfports, Nos. 39, 40, 45, and fome Maltefe 'del* got ready to fail with all expedition, to avoid, mo uld the report be confirmed, falling into the hands of the enemy. In the evening the brig likewife put to fee, but returned early in the morning, with certain advice that Admiral NELSON, with twelve (hips of the line, and five frigates, had arrived off the Lipari Wands, in the hope of finding the Toulon fleet. To-day, at noon, be emitayour cd to pafa the Strait, but a strong (oath wind pre- PARLMMENTARr PROGEZDINCiS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH ts. The Royal Aifent by Commilaon (the Lord Chancellor, Lords Walingham and Auckland, fitting as Commilfioners) war given to the Portage Duty, the Loan, the Quarantine, and Leen privaul Bills. In tbe appeal, " the Earl of Ithanwal and others o. the Hon. Mr. Mule and others," Mr. Adam was beard on the part of the appel lanumrordered to be further proceeded in on to-morrow. MI. JUSTICE FOX. The Marquis of ABE RCO RN fubmitted a motion to their Lordfltips, as part of which be read the alle gations which he brought forward at the commence ment of the Seffion againft the Hun. Mr. Juftice Fox, -the tentlency of which, as well as we could called from the low voice in which the Noble Marquis fpok.e. was, that they should be referred to the Committee of the Lords to whom the petitions of Mr. Hart and others, againft the Hon. Judge, had been referred. Lord AUCKLAND expreffed his regret, that the Weft bad been ever brought forward before their Lordfhips in the shape in which it appeared to Band, but now that they had taken it into confideration, he thought it incumbent on them to proceed to a Concln lion, and either to acquit or convift the Learned and Hon. Gentleman, whore conduit was the fubjed of the charges, or accufations, er whatever other names were given to them. He fincerely lamented that fuch a precedent had been eftablithed, as that one of the Judges of the land fhould be called tspon to anfwer the allegations of any Member of that Houfe, how ever refpedable, and particularly as the matter of thofe allegations was not within the immediate know ledge of that Ncble Lord, but taken upon the bare affertion of thofe whofe authority fhould be received with fome diffidence. If it were competent to the Noble Marquis to do this, byparity of reafoning, any of the fix hundred and fifty eight Members of the other Houfe might call upon any of the Judges, or even the Lord Chancellor, to anfwer charges which, perhaps, might ul t im ate ly p r o ve to b e unfounded.— What a fituation, therefore, would that of thofe per. , funs, chofen on account of their experience, ability, and virtue, to adminifter the laws, be, if, on the fo litary allegation of any of the Members of the other Houfe, or of any Noble Lord out of the three him• dred and fiaty of which the Peerage confifled, they fhould be required anfwer at that Bar accufations of the moft ferions nature. He would again exprefs his regret, that fome other mode of proceeding;more confiltent with the gravity.of the pradice of Parlia. meat, and the very ferious nature of the charge to be enquired into, had not been determined at the outlet. However, as their Lordfhips had proceeded fo far, he thought it their duty to continue, notwith ftanding the oblations to which theirproceedings may give rife. The LORD CHANCELLOR, at fonts length. difculfed the point of order, and explained the differ ent modes which might be employed for the removal of a Judge guilty of milkonduit, both by the antient law and the Aft of Settlement. The other Houfe might have proceeded by impeachment, and he was lorry that mode had not been reforted to ; but ftill it wai competent to either Houfe to proceed by addrefs. His Lordfhip explained the anomalous proceedings, in which it was poflible the prefent meafure might lead their Lordfhips, and Rated more explicitly than what bad been previoufly done, what he conceived i to be the intention of the Noble Marquis n making his motion. Earl SPENCER, having prefaced with a few words to order, declared, that it did not appear to him to accord perfedly with the ufual courfe of their Lordfhips' proceedings in criminal matters, that the allegations of the Noble Marquis, as well as the pe titions, fhould be referred to their Lordfhips' Com mittee. Lord HAWKESBURY adverted to the novelty of the cafe, and nrged the neceffity of proceeding with extreme caution and precifion •in a cafe for which there was no precedent. He Rated, in a clear and intelligible manner, what he prefumed the Noble Marquis wiffied their Lordfhips to do. .The order of reference, it was contended by fome Noble Lords in the Committee, did not authorife them to take the allegations of the Noble Marquis, whatever they might do with refped to thofe in the petition, into confideration. It was the with of the Noble Marquis to obtain the order of their Lordfhips upon that fpe cific point. Lord EI.LENBOROUGH would, with the leave of their Lordfhips, propofe an amendment, which he thought would have the effect of obviating the objec tion fawned by a Noble Lord. He thought it a fubjet tor deep regret, that an oecafion for any mea fure of the fort upon which they were engaged, fkonld have occurred—and he particularly lamented, that the mode of impeachment had not been preferred to one which was likely to involve them in a ha of eternal dilcuffion, where they would have to labour without rudder or guide. The honour, the dame. ter, and the fame of one who filled th e snoß impor tant office in them agißracy, should not be fubjthed to the delays and inconveniences infeparable from the mode of proceeding, into which the Honfe had un fortunately fallen. His Lordfbip's amendment was then read and adopted, which was in fubßance, "that fo much of the allegations againft the Hon. Mr. jußice Fos, as were not contained in the petitions, mould be referred to the Committee."—Adjourned. WIDNISDAY, MARC. 13. The Horde proceeded farther in the Appeal from Scotland. the Earl of Kinnoul, and others againft the Hon. Mr. Made and others. Mr. Alexander was heard on behalf of the Appellants, aod Mr. Romllly, on the part of the Refpoodents; after which the further coadderation was poftponed NO Woodsy net. Mr. A LIZA MD sa. Sir Hilo n DA La want, Mr. Se a LOON, and feveral other Members of the Houfc of Commons, brought up the Mutiny BM, the Salt Duty Bill, the Property Tax Bill, and two private Bills which were fitverally read a firlt time. The Pleature Hark Duty Bill went through a Committee, said was sepertaL Adjourned till to-morrow (thu day) Two core.