Star. — London, England, 1805-02-05 00:00:00

- • • • • . .`..,c- (4' • .. ._ . ~.. c ......) : ) . , ~ t. . , ~,--_, ' 7 ;= .l i: ( ' (----- 1 ‹ t. • 0... ....._ _., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1805. WIER. 4on c l 77j LPRIC.?.:.t X Ncr. THEATRE ROYAL, Ilk URY-LANP.. r I 'ONIOR ROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, i will be nejeleeee:l the N . e 7.S °Tne ly.' caned TO THE GENTRY, CLPROY, AND PREENOLDERS, Of THE COUNTY OP RUTLAND. / OINTLISINEN, I'HE diitinguithed Situation to which you hare elevated me, calls for my afting gratitude, and I beg leave to return my molt cordial 'thanks for the Honour you have unani moony conferred on me. it that be my eonftarit endeavour by an unrentitted attention to the Profperity of our Country and the particular Intercits of Rut land to prove that it is my catneft will), at lealt, not to be altoge ther unworthy of your confidence. I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and molt obedient frrvaat. Burghley, Feb. e. tBO5. HENNIK ER. VICTUALLING OF? CE, yan.ary 30, tilos. THE COM M MVO :VERS for VICTUALLING NIS MAJESTY 'S NAVY, Jo korden zigor n tire, to the full underftanding of the fubjea ; he muft confef, that he wus glad that the additional Papers had been br.•ught down, as they had contri4uted to throw more light cn the queltion. Tlitre were (fill rnaliy charms in the correlpontience, %%Lich he was .tnxi ,, u• to fee tilled up, and which, no douht, Mini tiers would fed it to he their duty to communicate THE HONEY MOON. The Charaeters by Mars. ELLIS"' up., BAR I'LEY, BANNISTER, , %tint-...*0N. MATHEWS, MADDOCK.% PURSER. COLLINS. Mils DUNCAY. Vifi MEI I .ON, M. I E CAMP. Mr.. SPARIC.3. The Prologue to be fr..keu by Mr. BARTLEY, Asa the Erilocue by Mili DE CAMP. After which the rarer of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. That on Tuefday the sd of April next, they will ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) for fuch pantities of the following defcription of STAVES, viz. Stave'. Crown Dantzic Pipe Brandy Flogfhead Staves. Brack Dantzic Fipc Hambro' ditto Stettin di:to to the Houle. In Mr. Ftere'slettcr to Lord I-Ltwkef- i. EvenirP4—The Honey MOOO ; with Richard Cour de Lien. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, be performed the new Comedy called THE SCHOOL OP REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. .V:er which will be pretend, a newSceio Comte Melo Dramatic Pantomime, coiled HARLE(WiN QUICKSILVER; Or, T/V. taPIOME KND THE DEVIL. T:his Evening— . Tbe Mowttaineen ; Ottaviau, Mailer BETTY: . . . . with A Tale of Myftery. The other days of Mailer BETTY'S performance this week will kg ThtufJay, and Saturdir. STA rE LOTTERY. THE THIRD DAY's DRAWING WILL BE TO-MORROW. lite Third Dad's Drawing will be ora Wcdnefday nest. SDHEME. of L sacco 50,6c0 woo* 5 roro tizo Soo too so is g sy.oxi - 4 , 7,0.xs - 3o,cseo ••=, 15,000 - Coce SPoo. 3. 0100 - 3,c00 115.000 3 0 6o 6,150 ..... espol inlets. /:, 1)0,000 Part Oche Capitals will be determined ss follinin t Firft-drawn, itt Day 4 moo I:lid-drawn. 6th Day £ soo Ditto ad Day sco Ditto ra Day t 0.0 . -0 Ditto 3d thy 3o: Ditto Sth Day ej.Odo Diro 4th Day sco Ditto pith Day saw* 3Mto 3th Day sco Ditto sot\ Day JAM Tickets wad Shares (avbiln alas remain) may be bad at an the Lieenfa I.ott-ty Ofaccs. warranted undriwn. TO• MOR ROW. rr BISH refpeefully acquaints the Public, that . o morrow will be the Tbird Day of Drawing. Wid:it Ally i lektit rem.dn, Sbares may be bad st CORNHILL and to, CIIARING•CROaS ; where five of tic Capital Prizes in porkr. l.otu ry wcre 1141 RD DAY'S DRAWING. BRANSCOMB and CO. Nn. It, HOLBORN, arid Na. 3;, rtri•eafully introm the Publie,tisat Tomes a:At :21 ,ika arts: !Cd c.4ira m) are feting at the above Office. .ahltLat the - 11:rd Day. Drairiti:; will be en Wediadday war. THE 1 !!'kD DAY'S DRAWING WILL ER TO-MORROW And CO. rt.fp:Etfully acquaint thcir Al Fennel. , ena tl.e .hat they ll fowls:tie felling Tie heti aird st,..rea warramtd undrawn is tse pretest lottery, to kr!. at they can I.c ir cured. Nrs. ;431, the firft drawn Ticke t. Ct ti.) ice I. web ;oh! io &urea, at their Old Eftablithed •:• • I •,!trry ; s rATE LO r 6.1 being the fecund day of Draw l-, •; N•. ts 1•;9, as Firft drawn, entitled to sect. alto No d 13 -, • F etre of scot was fold, based. sad regilterA, at l)R;;hiOND's OFPICR, 6r, FLEE f-STR F FT, Wi 'Pacts and Shares are felling, warranted in:drawn. Remarkable Rich Wht el : Prise of Cas ,000 3P. sacs of R "; scoo . 20,000 6 - icco 3 to,ooo Re. tee. See. A DP iiittadOND recommends an early purchafe, as very few Ticlvt• ate let or hand. The ContraCtors, sub to their credit, have reamed to provide the Office-keepers with them as long as alley ' .krc any left. GSt U isT confiders it his Duty to rh , e In thnfe • wha lure honoured him with their Commands, that a% the Shaktpeare Lottery is now decided, and there are hut few Tickets in the picket State Lottery left; from the unequalled Rich ye. of the Wheel and the great demand for Tickets and Shares, • .tt•nu• an early application at Isis Old Eitablithed Office, No. 7 5 . NI BONI) $1 REST, be kats many will be difappointcd. • be wheel cm; am One Prise of 25.0001. Two of to,oool. Three of to" oc4 Thre: of 5.00c1. Sis of tcool. header numerous gook's, Icon, N. B. To morrow will be the third Day of Drawing. be HEs . r w FILEL. in the WORLD may be Dew fun at Cooper's Hall, .eoutaining Prin of I,:s .coo 3 Prizes of 010,000 • : 47:00 3 •• 3000 /ke. Om. Ike. TROBERTS recommends an early aplkation • at Lb old-eltablified Ofike, No. 8, C0RN1411.1., as, treat the ors, rs the Continent, and the Shelerfpeare Vetter? briny, row c' ekcided,it is not likely there will be folielent 1.. ket. arfw, the 4,snand through neat week. N. B. 'P.- Lira llAy's Drawing will be To morrow. WLS I' RIDING OP YORKSHIRE. TO 81. SOLI) EY AUCTION, it.ae Hntfe of 11r.Wi6;;lefworth, the fin of thcWhallry Aryls, at Wht.llev„ the County of l.rneafter, on Monday the rtth day nt Fet.reJ: •, zEs, yonett..idy at Four &Clock, ‘l'.E \L NOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MA- I- N f :a or WRUSIUP of K ';:OWMERE, within tbe tows lh:p c• New. in Eowkiod, otherwife Selland, Io the Welk Rid• :rs of the e.itrity of York; and fundry very valuable Freehold ti•nec within the fame Manor and Townildp.itempriang r•v, .1 •4. I: i YARMi. laid coml. aelly ingetbar and cooEfEny • Ita:ote Acre. of Amble. Meado w. and Marc t, w.:•t• intales a Common of Panora of. 44( Übe Acres. e..t . ., called Eirkttt Moor, tiled a Steep walk, wilds •:41 •ri , l w.:II bur.: Meffuagts and Out-Buildings, (cargo( kml all in ese,ll.nt repair ' let to uneneepdimable •..4: Kill , and valutd at One "Iliouland Pounds ~. ~. .~' n. upw.m. Is. ‘• • Ito is a pleafant and hahhy country, two ndies 1, ecn . froin Chthcro, tvedve trots Settle, feven• r 1 , 43 h; I urn, eighteen from Lancailar, and twenty from kr.a.,f, Ow, are capable of very great in.prorement at a mode rate tpcoec, a. •bey aboutul with limellone. *the .rt expel, ri.tcd from the 1.a:41-Tax. 1., V •ver l' '• r and a very powerful Lrook run through the Yr.!' rI. IJ .n. ,f et:y fine fall, of water, (ululate (or workim ''Y or •••••m, or other Faitorics which may be erretrd tivr. , a. , rd !Acuity of hands may be procured in the twists lua4M,.. I. from '1 11, " (hew the Premifes in their rerpedtivt oeetspa -1". S. m par i.mlars may be had at the Coffee Rooms in Pr.... Ebelbum, the Aibeoceum and Lyceum. I it- Cr:l.eteat t e Arras, It;aseheaer. 1. •,h.r in'.rma•lott apply to Mr. Fitehett. Salienor I..acadure . with whtan a Map of the Eltatc may le !-•', to I it' . .1:noel Parker. or Mr. Peter I.aycock. at New- Iv. '4. 1 :41.1.1 amrefald; or Manley awl Lowe% 101141. t." Pe. Lowlon. "bare pistol ?actinic/11 say alto be CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, Feb. 2, igot. A 1' a Numetnus and highly Refpedable Meeting of the FREE'iOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERT- FORD, held 'hit day. 'Sir ABRAHAM HUME, Bart. in the Ch:ir. _ _ 'This Meeting taking into Bonfideration the long and paft Sc,. vital of WILLIAM BAKER, Efq. his Integrity, Independsnet. and unranked Atteutiou to hie duty In Parliament, It was unanimoufly Refolyed, That he is the molt proper Per fon to rcprcfent that County upon the prefew Vacancy ; That a Committee be appointed for the purpofe of taking the molt decifice and effeetual Mealtime be (mute ti.e Election of WILLIAM BA la, Ffq. a^d that fuck Committee fit out yat the Crown and Anchor Tay , rn from Eleven to four &Clock, to re. ceiv:: Information. and tete the proper Reps for that purpofc, and that fuck Committee do daily communicate with the Cutumittec at Hertford. A Committee being then named, It was further Refolved, That it be particularly respelled of the 'Friends of WILL! AM 13 A aa, Eft that they communicate the Names of all Non-refident Free holderq and other Informati m tha may be of fervice on the prefast occafion to the Committ e at the Crown and Anchor. That the above Refolutlons be it forted in the Morning and Evening Papers, and County hroniclr. ABM. HUME. It was then moved and unanimoufly refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his upright and liandfomf conduet in the Chair. CHAtINWOOD FORLST, or CHACE, In the COUNTY of LEICESTER. T a GENERAL MEETING at LOUGH BOROUGH. lath January, Igoe, appointed by Public Adwartlfensent, to confuter the expediency of applying to Parlia ment for an Ad for ih.• inelofure of Charnwood Forcit, --- Tne rARI. of MOIRA in the Chair, - Tim, following Q2eftions were prepared : IR, Whether it is expedient to inclofe Charnwood Forefl ? Paired unaninsoutly in the affirmative. ad, Is it the opinion of this Meeting that a Petition be prefented to Parliament this Salim for leave to bring in a Bill ?—Parfed unanintaufly In the affirmative. Ref. - deed unanimoufly. That a Committee to prepare the heads of a Bill be named, and that it confift of clevth perfons, an.l not kfs than (even, to determine any queftion ; and that the following perfects form that Committee: The Earl of Moira The Rev. John Piddocke Thomas March Phillipps, Efq. The Rev. Charles Allfo . , p William Hetrick, Efq. The Rev. Thomas Beer Rev Phillip Storey William Mafon,Efq. or Ed. Dawfon, Efq. of Wanton. Thomas Pazet, Efq. Wore and The Rev .Rieh. Hardy, D. D. William room., Efq. of Belton Refolved. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that as it is impraCtieable to difcover any perfon making claim to Right of Common upon Charnwood Fortfl, the following mode be adopted for giving facilitation to every fuch perfon to ex prcfs his content or opptfoion to the mearaire. viz That parchmen.s ..ttached to a printed bill be kft at the lever.ll Banking-houfes in Leicelter and Loughborough ; at Alelfts. Peltell and Wehlter's Office in Arhby de la Zouch; and at Mr. Claridge's Office in Pall Mall, London and loch other places as may be thought needful, with two co limns, one headed • Affert," the other ' Diffent 7; and that no tice of the places where thele Parchments and Bills are to be lodg ed, be publifhed in the Leiceßer, Derby, Birmingham, Morning Pelt, and STAR Papers. That Mr. Pella be Solicitor for preferring the Petition to the Hour_ of Commons, produced and Egned at this Meeting, fur leave to bring in a Bill. That this General Meeting he adjourned to Monday fe'nnight. That the Committee meet next Ilit.riday at the Bull's Head, Loughborough. MO!RA, CHAIRMAN. His Lordfhip having left the Chair, the 'I hanks of the Meeting were, on the motion of Mr. Phillips, unanimotifly given to Lord Moira, for his kindnefs in pr. MAW' , this undertaking, and for his able and liberal condudt in the Chlir this day. ANGEL INN, FERRY BRIDGE. GALDERSON, with great deference, takes • the liberty of informing the Nobility and Gentry, that he has taken the Angel Inn. Fetrybrictge, lately occupied by Mr. Denton, deesafed, and humbly fulicits a continuance ni their pa tronage apd future favours to the Houfe, alluring them that no care or attention Wall be omitted to merit lopport. Mr. Denton's unexpecied dotes proves highly unfortunate to his fLestiftir, u it has thereby deprived him of making filch timely ap.. plication as Isis duty and intereit would have othrrwife dinars!. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS ANII SON'S F.SSF.NCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. rHE great teputation which Mr. LURGESS has gained by Hl3 ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH;SAUCES, for FIJI Saute. Stewed Beef, Hilted Caller, Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Difieee, Will Fowl. and Game ; with many Deli• etheks for the Table, Sideboard. and Store Room; which are mate idly ea preffed in his Catalogue, (He beep: tbe hauler of tbees,) has induced many perfona to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, which are veneiLd at many Shops in London , by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefinen and Inn-keepers, who In conk (pence arc otters fetved with Speri.se Serb, of very inferior quail tits, which is not only an Impoßtion, but a great difappointincot to Families who purchafc them with a view of having good Sauce to their N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have Ode words on the Label, BURGESS and sON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. zi4, Su - aud, Control Savoy Steps, Londou.". %elite ditto As the refpedtive Perfons who may make propnfals thereof will contra't to deliver into the Vic'tootling Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, in fuels proportions as than hereafter be determined upon; one half by the 3i ft of Odlober next, and the rtmaindtr by the 3 tft of December following: to be paid for by Bills payable with intercft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conu.o.t may be fecn a& toe secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender fora lets quantity than Fifty Tboafaud Crown Dantzic Pipe, Ten Thoufand Crown Dantzic Brandy, Twenty rboufand Crown Dantzic Hugghtad, or Twenty-five Thoufand Brack Dantzic, Hambro, Stettin, or (tiebec Pipe Stares, will be &knitted. No regard will be bad to any 'render in whisk t/ price fur!! net In inferred in ot‘rdr at length, or t!sit fin& Not 6e delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the fail rite 4.7, the 2.1 rf April nex!, nor saslefs the Perfon who wakes the Tender, or false Perfoo on his behalf, attends to anftver when :a Ihd fir. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, yanster.y 29, 1805. FOR EALt, By Order of the Hetratraefie the COMMISSIONERS of bit MAyE Tri CUS TOMS, Oto Taieflity the sa, Weinefd.:3 the 6.6, Thurflay the tbegtbofFiroe,y, dos, At three erlini in the ,ifternitetu if the fail dap, In tic Lens Rom, C4lent Hcitfr, Lesion, IHE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are a ll otted is frail Murat' tier, f r iL.e better areerserridaiess fry era! dealers, as well a, private Iterfriu,:rbr efforib Se haws parthafirs Vol FLMOLTATION, EA:i. India rrohlbited Goods, FOR ROM 7 CoNetlmr - ritm : Thread and Sii't Lace,Catnbr:.k. Mufin, Callen.Enen, Nankeen Cloth, Shawls, Birds of Parolee, Feathers, Watches, Watch Springs, Wrought Silver Plats, Fans Indian Ink, Wax Reads, Lack.. ed Ware, Oil of Spice, Tea, Coffee, Chocola . e. Cocoa. Nut niers Cloves, Sur,lr, and , :ther Grocery, Soap, Camila, Tallow, Drugs, Skins, (;late, Wool, Chiva Ware, Soy, Hactlem Oil, Scan• dy, Runt, Geoevs, Rip Spirits, Wine, Shrob, Mufical Horns, Mullets, Clocks, Books, Prints, Wo9ll, Deals, Staves, Boats, Ma terial of %Weis, ire. e Wood, Deal+, Staves, Boats, Materials of Veffels, &e. to be viewed at Ow Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock. Rorherliithe; Ind all the oth. r Goods at his MaJeity's Warehoufe. Cullom houfc, l.ondon, on Thurf , lay the 311 t of January, Friday the t ft, and Monday the sd of February, aos, and in the awnings be:ore the fale, where Catalogues will dalvered. N. B. Good: b...ght at 1 1 )1 wale muff 6: pail fir ox or Igoe( Tr flay, the 26th of February, ketweextbe &Noe Nixe o't.;:oe4 in the Morxing out/ Three is the 4fierx6ees, or the depyitt thereox will alidsdely Moateforleited, aid IL4 Good. rrfold ate fahtre Sale. PARLMAIENT,; r pRocEEDIA.us. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, FEB. a. The Malt Duty Bill and the Penton Duty 818 were brought from dr! Commons, and read a Mit time. A Meirige was all,' brought Iron the Commons, Ratio; that they h3d given to Sir Tho.nas Fcatherftonc and Myr ven Arehdall, Efq. to attend the Committee of the Lords on the Bth initant, agreeably to their riven. Earl CAMDEN informed the Houfe that the Papers relative to the State of the National Drfence eould out be ready to be laid b:fore tim Knife runner than Monday. . . A few words naffed hetw: en Earl S,etteer and Lord Mu!grave as to the pultpunemeut of Lari Dal-lag's motion on that itihjed Banding for Thurfday Fad Darnley. however,' not being pre fent, no motion for difchargir.g Cider was ntade. Lord IsIULGRAN' prcf:•t.t:d the Copies of part of the flip olementary Papers which had been moved for reladve to the rms. sure with Spaiu. It had been impuMblei his Lordfhip Paid, to have copies of the whole prep...red to be laid on the Table of the lioufc that day. •They were, how eet r, an printed, and ready to be delivered to ir Lordasipa. It was his with tort the confide ration of this fuh; t !!could take place no Friday next. He tLere fore moved that the lords be funumsucd for that daym.Ordered. —Adjourned. , HERTFOKOSHME ELECTION. I'HE early attenlince of the Independent Free holders of the County of Hertford, in the Intereft of the Ho nourable THOMAS BRAND, is particularly requefted at Hcrt • ford, on Monday the rtrh of February, in order to fccure his fpeedy and complete fuze-fa. Curti ,ges will be provided for the Conveyance of the Free holders from London, and dos notice given of the places from whence they will depart. Mr. BRAYD'S Committees continue to fit daily. at the Britt& Coffee Honk, Cochfpur ftreet, London, and at the Angel Inn, Hertford, to min= the addreffes of Non-Refident Freeholders and all other Communications which may promote Mr. Bams tea fuc ccfs, are earneftly rsquefted to be made. Britifh Coffee foul.. Cockfpor-ftreet, London, 4th February, 1805. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. OINTLIM IN, T HE very flattening Affuranees of Support with which I have been honoured during my Carryall. leave no doubt on my mind whit will be the Woe of Cu: prefent Contelt Accept, Gentlemen, my heft thanks for the numerous and increaf ing proofs which I have received of your favour, and allow mein requift your early attendance in the Field, and at the Poll, ibuuld a Poll be found neceffary. The High Sheriff has filed Monday the t ith day of February for the EleCtion. 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obl aed and obedient bumble fervaht, Bayfordbury, January ash tics. WM. BAKER. MONDAY, FM ARY 4. The Petition and Duty Bill, and Malt Duty Bill, were read a fecood tilde an I committed for to-morrow. Thetar..:i Irt.esr , D reportei that his M. jelly had been wairtd of on with the .4.ddref.o: to ,t lioufc, and bad been gra cioufly plc:tied to anfwer that he would give dlredions accord ingly. APPPAL CAWIRS. Tbt it Lorllbipsprreeeded in au Appeal from !Ireland, " Fair field againtt Morgan," Maks. Plumer and Hargrive were beard on behalf of the arpcilant, and Mr. Adam on behalf of the ref- pendent. after which the (Luther co n6dcration was pullponed till Wednefday re 'nnig t. Tbe LUILD CUM:CI:I.IOR (poke at f length rehative to th? Appeal r• I.ucina againit Crawhod" for the purpo.c of privoin.;r Come (pillions to the Judges (Come of whom were prefoit, inelad• ing Chief juflice Mansfield and Chief Baron Macdonald) the cipal of which are, whether fpculative profits unakertaiiied by enntrad can become the filbjea of iclurar.ce, and whether the Commillioners of Dutch property, to whom apperl ,rOl, could he confidered in any other light than 48 Prize Agenta with refpeel to the captured Dutch property on its paffage home, gad which they jointed? The Lord Chancellor conclude:l by mow- Mg puflpone judgment till to•mur.ow day ).--AgreiNl to ADDITIONAL iokCb ACT, AND IRISH EIC,IANGt. Lord HAWKESBURY prt famed feveral a:counts relative ro the force of thi country, 'unveil for on a former eveclug, whias were ordered to be printed. 'The Earl of DARNLEY fai:l. that as the ilifeuflion refpecctit g Spain flood for Friday, he wailed to poi tpone refp.o.- ing tire Additional Force Art, wad the het open day af:crwards, which would he Trefday. Lord IiAM'KESBURY niftier! it to be underftond that Go vernment had not the !lighten obit:Mutt to the muti it of tlic No ble Lord coming on on the day he bad originally fuel, and w.th that nriderltauding be had no objettion toconfent to irs postpone- meat tillTurfclay. Whillt upon bit legs he wished to underlfaud more precifely the naturs of a motion of which notice had been given by a Noble Lnrd oppolite (Curd King) for Monday bear, if that Noble Lord would have the gootilitf. to inform him. Lord KING ohferved in Atifiver, that big intcndcd sow ion relat eJ to fume of money remitted from do.: eruutry to Ir • I toil, on ac conga of Government, upon 4 new plan. J. lit underltood, fur the purpofe of reducing the rate of Excbanre. The order tot fummoning the Lords .itt Thursday was then dif charged, and a new order made for Mouttly ft:nuight. ADDITIONAL SPANISH FA►FRS. Lord GRENVILLE wid. that ithbough he was prepared to come to a difctiGion of the Spanith nip tune, on the information which he had obtained from thole Papers which his Istijetly': Ministers, after two months coniideration, had lAid before Parlid merits and which they, no duo's'', conceived fuficient bury, of the gth of March, 1804, he flated the Cub jed of a conveTfation he had with the Prince of Peace on the morning of that day, and of his having been telei red by him to M. Ci.vallos, for the communi cation of the Treaty which had been concluded be twt;.n Spain and France, relative to the neutrality of the former country. No traces of what had paf- fed in that cat.ference appeared in the papers which had been laid Leforc the Hoare. As the objeft of chat ccnfc:ence was of the limo( moment, he mutt fuppofe that Mr. Frere had felt k to be his duty to communicate it to• his Government—and the infer maticn %%hid) that communication would afford, he thowdit, was very neceffary, previous to the difcuf fion of the fubjcel. There were alfo three notes writ ten on the 23d .ttid 24th of February, by Mr. Frere to M. Cecilllos, and anfwcred by the latter on the 27th, of which be wailed copies or extraffi (hold be laid before their Lordfhips—they were alluded to in Mr. d'Anduaga's letter of the 3oth of March lat I to Lord Hawkeibury. He would now move the fir& of feries of motions. Befure the queltien was put on the Noble Lord's motion, Lord HAWKESBURY Paid, that it was not the intention of Minillers to withhold any infor mation which could with propriety be granted; he withr.l, however, that the Noble Lord would not prefs his motion at prefent, but allow Government time to confider which of the papers it would be in their power to produce ; they would be able to do that to-morrow. Lord GRENVILLE laid, it would be extremely inconvenient lc,• him to come down to-morrow ; ever, if Miniaert cruid not make up their minds im medi itely, lie mull 4a under the !locality either of attencrng to-morrow, or of getting come other Noble Lcrd to :novo for tun:. Lord 1'.1171.GR AVE laid, that it hadheen his duty to make the fetedicei ct the papers which had been laid before Parliament, from a very voluminous cor refpondence—and as no part of the negociation had been concluded by him, he could not be fuppofed to be as-fully mailer of the fubjed as the Noble Lord who lately tilled the fituatioto which was now un worthily filled by him. Poflibly, fome papers might have been omitted, which (tumid have been produced. All he could fay, was, that if his Noble Friend would favour him with a lid of the papers he intended to move for, he would come to a determination as to whether they could or ong,ht to be laid before the Houle by to mor row. Lord GRENVILLE obferved, that he could not refute acceding to the Noble Lord's propofal. He would put the lid of motions into the Noble Secre tary's hands, and trult to his honour and difcretion to pi oduce loch of them as be should think neceffary to be made public. Lord MI,JI.GRAVE expreffed his obligations to his Noble FrienJ, and Paid, that he would take care to apprife him, in the emote of the morning, how far his motions could be complied with. Lord GRENVILLE laid that when the Papers re lative to the rupture with Spain were originally laid on the table, be was induced to luppofe that every thing which could at all elucidate that fisbje& had been fubmitted to their Lordlhips' confederation. When, however, the addiiional Papers were, on the motion of the Noble Secretary of State himfelf, moved for and prefented to the Houk, he had, as was his duty, periled them with the greatest attention, and he was happy to think that he had done fo, and to believe that in periling them he had received as great infor mation on the fubjed, he believed, be might fay, he had received more information from them than the fi t d euttime of Papers afforded. From this dream. (lance. he was the more inch:red to hope, that it would Rill be in the power of Mintier's, who, after taking nearly two months to confider what Papers were neceffary, had net produced more than one half of what they themfelvc.: lm I latterly deemed effential, to lopply the chafins se' i:11, he was lorry to fee, !WA exiaed in the commiorications neceffary to via -1 ble tee Houfe to form a jitd t ment on this important j butinefs. The fait Paper which he obferved to be wanting, and to which he was inclined to attach con- O t dcral,oe importance, slots a communication which, I it wo ild teem, fro.n Slh. Frere's difpatches, muft :lave taken place betwre;t him and M. Cevallos. In his conference with the Prince of Peace, relative to. the nasuie of the Derniive Treaty between Franie and Spain, on pi elfin?, that Minato' for farther Par ticulars, he is informed i-y the Prince of Peace that ne is not the pryer pet fon to furnifh him with the necctrary irSormation, and he is referred to M. Ce e.allos. lie, accordingly, in concluding his dif patches or Minitters, intimates his intention of taking the earlieft opeortunity of conferring with M.Ceval los on that tubjea; but although his Lordthip, had read the whole addition il volume with attention, the rebut of that conference had no where met his eye. lie therefore thould move *. that an humble addrefs be prefented to his Majesty, praying that i he would be gracioully pleated to order the difpatch or letters cortair.ing the ftthilance or ?atilt of that conference to be laid before the Houk " Lord HAWKESEITRY wished. as Miniflers we., not prepared on this firbjed, although tire/ wished to give every aced , to tire Papers in th eir r ffeffion which the Houle might jodge necelfary, that they thould not be prifhe I or, a fubidt where forne delica. cy might be necelfai I, warn - tit being aware of the nature Of the P.risers which might be demanded.— ' He theretOre witoto the Noble Lord would content himfelf with giving notice of his motions for t o . morrow. 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