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They are taught on a plan par ticularly calculated for thole to whom it is an objadt to acquire it expeoitioullv, privately, and in the Brit (ilk of fashion. Foreigners, 0 lacers and Country Relidents, who may wifh to Sewn is a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Houk, and receive conitant inftrualon. Tlick Academia are open all the Summer, and though they are principally for grown-up People. yet Children are allo in. linseed twice a week on the ulna! terms ; aad if not brought forward, as muds in one year, as at Schoon in geueral in two. No charge made for their inftristlion. • • Mr. Ar.s.ase difowns all prefent concern with his late Academy in Haydon-Iquare. - ATOP. HOTEL—ISLE OF WIGHT. RYELF, impreffed with gratitude for the nu . Duran [moms conferral on bias by the Nobiltly, Gen my, Travellers. and others.wko have honoured him with their patronage, begs to return his mat Snare thanks, and to affure Skein, be has laid In a choke affortment of the.beft old Wines and Spirits; together with an additional number of Poll Chafes, Gig% and Saddle Horfes ; aad by flea attention to ho pu to merit their future favours. N.B. Rydebdng a molt delightful and healthy fpot, is muck 4s-Timed by there who are fond of Sea Bathing ; particularly OW there are Machines for tha. purrs& at all times of the tide. AVG an excellent Warm Bath. ROMAN ZEMENT, MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South. welt, Manuf*Eture Cam tar or Mo !trait, for Buildirg ist Water, which far furpaff:s in utility Dutch Terra,. or any tither kind of M 'liar. it gives to all kinds of Brick, or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of Strength and col:ann. It fens under water, loin becomes as hard as ftone, and may be wa rred even to the elk, of the fa without injury. In an Buildirgi, therefore, intended to matt or contain water, this =may be efed with fingular advantage or it may be with lite and land to any dellrable degree; for com mon purpolea T.. •y alfo prepare Srucco for riling Baild:np with, of the fame hed and durable nature as the Cement. It prcfcrvcs the Inns (rout wet and damp, and may be Matted fo as coat *tidy to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat raviag t Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone. COW PDX. TT is wt,ll known to thole acquainted with the j Hl Tory or the Vaeciste Ditc.afe, IVA itsmigin has been the jult of much cnviry, but never completely efgertaincd. A ought cr of Experhnems. Imyrever, have been lately performed, which elevrly prove, that the Greafe in Harks, as fuppofed by I.)r. Jertiser, is the fame of the genuine Cow-Pox. Thefe Ex periments, slang with forte other Fads and Obfervations, arc reined by Dr. Loy, of Whitby, in a Pamphlet, entitled " An Account of fome Experiments on the brigin of the Cow Pox." boldby William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-ft:yet, ion non ; Wilton Anal Spence, York; mad Guthrie, Nielsolfon-tercet, Edinbergh. A RELKHOOS HEW - WAVER. THE WEEKLY REGISTER. 11V.Iiiked rreryl7V7tbtefda y AtiaroCarn, sod circulated b- the Pcft and other Coortiaoess within too Mil} of London on *Fliurfday Morning. VAMI LIES, and ferious Perfims in general, arc refpeefully Informed, that • though all articles generally exemed imitating and Ilafhlonable, are excluded from this Pub ication, as accounts of liihe-tres, Maiquerrics, Balls, and other p...ces of Idle refutt and ditLpuion, the attaaft affiduitf is nrcd to Meet the waft Intereiting and important Intelligence, re (peeing the Commerce and the Foreign and Domenic Affairs sof the Country. A part of THE WEEKLY REGISTER being appropriated to Religion, Letters or Remarks upon Men, Books, eer- from (trims perfons of all denominations, with a particular view to the progrcfs or propagation of Evangelical Truth, will ever be preferred to hurtful fpeculatlon or idle eonjeifture. Advertikments of Publications' Situations, ice. free of any irreligious tendency, are reeeived•by Mr. D. BIZMUAW 45.01 d Bailey, corner of Fleet-lane, Londoo,, by whOm : THE WEEKLY REGISTER is printed and publifbed, Or the Pro prietors, and where Communications (Pon. Paid) are recelvtd . Perfuns defirous of being fupplied with this Pahlicadon , are tequelted to apply as above, or to the Nevrfearriers. NEW PROVINCIAL PAPER IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND. On Tuefday June r, dos, will be pstblifised, In Neweattlaupon-Tyne, Number I. of ANEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER , to be entitled THE TYZJE 'MERCURY. and NORTHUM IIERLAND and DURHAM GAZETTE: this . Newfpaper will be drenlated catenfively throughout the Counties or Ilorthumberland, DOkam, Cumberland, Weftmor-land. the Northern Parts of Laneafhlre, andlrorldhlre, and the Southern Pars of Scotland, and will contain, befides a detail of Public News, an accurate and minute account of Provincial Occur rences, Biographical Sketches of deettaferCharaders, the Re ports of Law Courts, Details and Crtieilms on Public Antufements, and the Sailing and Arrivals of Vele+ within the limits of thefe Diftrids; being an an improved Plan from other Provincial Papers, it is peculiarly recommended to Per kin within Information on Commercial and Maritime Affairs, and ;El alto be found highly interesting to the Friends of Agri culture. Literature, and the Arts. Nevreaftlo<trWcyne : Published by J. Mitchell, Dean 4 tregt , to whom Order:, Conintunkations. and Advertifements are in be addrelfed; alto to Mr. T. Hurft, No. 3z, Paternofter. l•w i 3. Latimer, Efq. No. :3, Gray's Inn Square; ands? Mr. Taylor, No. s, Warwick Squairri 14.40‘ To the GENTLEMEN, Ci.ERGY,;n7I - FREEITOLD . of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. UTE whole names are hereunto fubfcribed, mort v v earnellly requeß you to direet your attention to the pre. fent fituation of our County. The moment is now arrived when you muR determine, whether it fhall retain its ledepen• dente or not ? We entrrat you molt feriouffy to :vital upon the confequenecs of defcrtiog thole who made amongß you, and are influenced by no perfonal motives, aftd who in the part they take, conceive they promote the intereft of their Brother Freeholders. With this object in view, we prefutuc to offer you this Addrefs, and perfuade ourft Ives that when the princi pie by which we are satiated is duly weighed, yeu will confider the auk as yonrown, and by your efforts fecure the Eledion of Sir Hamar Par To ta, and at the fame tune the Independence of the County. Charles Cotton Samuel Knight Thomas Dingle,' Hatton Clair Morgan Benjamin Keene Theorises Waddington Richard Graves Townley George Jenyns John Gardner Edmund filter Francis Pemberton M. liolworthy John Weßwood A. Pent Ferdinand Huddldtoa io . f h eph Han Thomas 012 intin(urethan Townley Edward Leeds omas Brown. Hate Wortham To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. qIR HENRY PEYTONlarnentb that the thort ncfs of the time before the Eledion, and the nceellity for his attendance at Cambridge during the continuance of it, has prevented his waiting upon every Freeholder in Perron, which it was his witch with to have done. The Friends of Sir Hem's' Per - rom are cornett), requeited to continue their exertions, which cannot fall of fuccefs. At the Clore of the Pull on Saturday Evening for the Elec tion for the County, the Numbers were : Sir HINIt• PIETTON - - /542 Lord CnAaLes MANNZRS - - - HSI MAjority in favour of Sir HENRY PLYTON 9l To the GENTLEMEN, CLI RGY, and FRFEROLDER6 of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. OINTLICMICW, NOTWITHSTANDING the ilFue of the eon teft, which has pit now doled, I beg leave to return you my wanneft 1 hanks for the very flattering fur pert you have rendered me, and to allure you of my fixed determination to oter myfelf a Candidate for the honour of reprefenting the County of Cambridge at the enfuing General Election. In con fidaation of its near approach I feel unwilling to Live the Co inty any farther trouble on the prefent occafion. It was my Msfartune to be prevented from entering upon nit canvas fo early as I had intended, I with therefore to inform thofe Gen • denim Inhofe votes were,engaged previous to the declaration of my intention of offering myiell at the late Eleelloo r and' the Freeholders at large, that I (hall lore no time in perfonally pay ing them my repeat, and in follelting the honour of their fuf frages and intents at the approaching Election of the new Par liament. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very obeaturi humble tenant, CHARLES SOMERSET MANNERS. Carnb:l Mooday Evening, Marc to, aos. CREDITORS OF JOHN HARDCASTLE. PURSUANT to . a Decree of the •Htgb . Court or, Chancery, made In a Cattle wherein AkirardealtiO sad others are Plaintlift, and Conrade CouhhUsWastl another are Defendants; the Creditws of John H o arl24W Este al South hampton-buildlnLs, Chancery-lane, I. ; an 4 of Lineoln'a Inn, In the County of Middlefez. Attorney at Law, are to come in and prove their debts before Nicholas Ridley, Efq. one of the IVlafteri of the aid Court, at his Ch.,:nhcrs in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the I sth day cf June, Oka; in default thereof they will be peremptorily ex cluded the benefit of the faid DeelT4. POWELL'S CONVEYANCIgO, VoL.Ilr, THE SUBSCRIBERS AND PROFESSION •IL are informed that this day was publifhtd, in Odlay°, Vol' TV. tos. 6J. in boards, and Part 1:s. 6d. fewed, to be continu ed evisj Saturday. until the whole id complete, in 24 Parts, (formic; fitt volumes) of Original Precedenti, in conveyancing, feL:fted from the manufcript colleCtioa of the tate Joust Jo sr rit Povirsat,Efq. Author of the Law of Mortgages, Wills, Ste. Revile') and correfled with notes and remarks, expbnad t3ry of the nature and efficacy of the ,fcretal ;gannets, Ice. s . nt.tined in the collection. Br CHAU-LES BARTON, of the loner-Temple,.Efq• Author of the Elements of ConeeYendoik I.ondon : Printed fur W. Clarke aspd Si,cp yortugal-Itreet, Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom, and the digerent Jlookfellers, pro poraft for this work may be bad. -- " - OEDITEEI.7I.IOUSE.EII4I4III:Pr - TO BC SOLD IT PRIM& CONTRACT!. A GENTEZ L compad Bow-fronted HOUSE, -1- fituated near the fix Mile Stone, OD the verge of leyCommont containing two !led-rooms on the two pair Stun y; a Drawing-room and Bed room ten the one pair Storey ; anti two bow-fronted Parlours, a good Kitchen, Waft-hotde, and Dairy on the ground Storey ; and appropriate C,elll ll-0 1 1 the bafement Storey : the While well fupplied with excelientWater; a large Garden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and' amply ftocked : detached in a tpaci, • Court-yard, Inclof:d. with a brick Wall, are a large Coach-houfe , a Laundry, a Hay-barn, a Poultry-houfe, a Man Seman's.roont, Stabling for four Horfes, with a good Loft, convenient Cattle-Mats, a Cow-houfe for four Cows, and a Calf-pcu.—A Clofe of rich Meadow Land, 'containing two Acres, may be rented with the Premifea Par a further reference apply to Mrs. Boulden, Bald-heed Stag, Fine:iky Common. WARWICKSHIRE. MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by EDWARD LEES, • On Thurfday, the 3d Day of Jane, ti3oi, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Daniel Wagftaff, the Dull and Fkunale-lie, in Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, 'THE MANOR of WEDDINCTON, in the County of WARMCK, and leveret deferable Freehold /Rates there, in Lots, the Particulars of which have been al ready intern:'. in the STAR Pilp.t. For further Particulars apply to Ruht. Abney, Efq. of Afbby tle-la-Zeueh. lir the County of Lcitefter ; Mr. Matthew logic, of the fame Plaess; Mr. Farmer, of Parton-in-the-Scans, in Ile raid county ; Mr. Goo. Greenway, Attorney at law,Nun eaton, Warni,:kfhirc, where a Plan of the Elate may be teen ; or CO Mt. James Nicholls, Mem. t Lay No. 41, Great BloomlbinT, LotidOn. TO BE sous g? AucTioN, At the Hop Pole inn, it: Vivoreefter, On Ttiorfday the 3d day of June neat, between the/tears of three and lx in the af ternoon, (übjcdt to conditions of tale to beaten produced, N Elegant New.eredled VILLA, in the Parifh of Whittington, in the County of Woroeiter, within two miles of the City, with the Office% Coach-houte, kable, Gar den and Shrubbery, neatly laid out, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part wh ereof" has lattly been planted with choice fruit Trees. The Land and Premifes adjoin the London Turnpike Road leading from Woe'- ceder to Perlhore, are within a pleafapt walk of Worectier, command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, art Free hold, a delirabic fpot for a limit family, and wtre late the pro perty andvelidence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, deceated. for other particulars apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Wor eerier ; or Mr. Yeomans, ris and 13, Clement's inn, London. A DES IRABLE SITUATION for a MERCER & DRAPER, orany other in the SHOP LINE of BUSINESS. TO RE 301.0 EITHER SEPARATE OR TOGETHER, THE Fee Simple an Inheritance of Two large 'Shops, with a Warchoute behind each, and two dißindi Dwelling-kuufts, with Stable and Mims all contiguous; toge ther with a large walled Garden adjohting ; 4toate in the centre and moR eligible part of thc Town of Btistpost e in the County of Denise, now and for many years palk in the occupation of Mi. George Golding, Mercer and Draper, who being about to quit the Doane* has begun felling his Stock at and under Prime' of which there yet remains a dinfidemble quantity of very, Wend and faleabk Articles; that, any Polon purchadng the itontifes, and difried to faceted to his extenfive &finds and, Conner:Anus, spay taka,at a fair Valuation, and thereby enter on thelkid DuffnEfs ithmediatety. Thenefghbourbood of Bridport being populous, and the Ma nothetures of the Town, at this time, in a BOW Ming Rate, ten der the objet of the prefent Advertifement very eligible and • promiling.—Any perfon inclined to treat for the above, by Pri vate Cone rad, will receive encouragement, and be furnithedwith odter Particulars .m application to the raid Mr. Golding; and if nr.t thus of, an Audion will be held at the 801 l Inn, in Britlport, ou Thurfday the 27th DAY of MAY INSTANT, (INSYXAD pr TM/ 13TH, As lIEVOILE ADYZILTIAID 1N Tall PA PLIO at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, for Sale of the raid Shops, Wire/mares, OvreVing-houfes, and Garden.--lf fold by Private Contras% timely Notice will be given. Oue of the Shops is 36 Feet long by ao Feet deep, and the other 24 Feet by 19. DORAETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffec-houfe, London, on Friday tee 28th of May MIL in Lots, unlefs acceptable Offers by Private Con traa are previoufly made, A LL thufe two very valuable and compuel PREBHOLD FARMS, called OUSSAGE MI CHALL, LOWLR and HIGH&R FARMS, adjoining the great Turopikoroad to Exeter, between Woodyatt's Inn and 131andford, containing upwards of taco acres of very good Arable, Meadow, and Dann Land, now in the Occupation of Meffrs. Rand4li and merely', Tenants at WILL Alfo two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN CILINGTO7O BISRM and CRQWTERS, at Woodcote, fitu al....el nearly adjoinieg the two heforementioned Farms, and sontaining upwards of 306 acres of ufefut I.and, now in the Occupation of Mails. Adams and R;suan, who arc Tenants at Will. On Saturday the isth of May inftint will he publilbed, in a (mall Pocket Volume, Price Five Shillings bound in Red, iftuftrated with a M ap of all the Roads between London and Paris ; a Plan of tads ; a Map of the French Republic ; and feveral other Coimer-platet; riIIFIE ENGLISHMAN'. COMPANION in a JOURNEY to PARIS, containing : -a-. 1. An ITINERARY of all the great Roads, with a Variety of pranical °We:nations. a. A carrell Defcription of all the Objedts of Curicifity, the Lionries Mufcums, Buildings, Exhibitions Public Anode ritentsate. Ike. in IROCIRAN PARIS and its E nvirons; with the Terms and Manner in which thty may be Peen. 3. TAILS(' of Money, Weights, and Waif:Brea, Prices of Provifions, and other neceffary particulars. 4. INSYRUCT/RINS to be obferved upon the Road, and dur ing the Reildence at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hotels,Colfee bodes, gee. fee. 5. A VOCABULARY of common Words, and a copious Col- Rehm of add PURASRS and I:42ZSTIONII in French and EngliOs, intended for the Ufc of Perform to whom the verna cular Language of Prance is nix familiar. Printed forß. PkillalalPS, No. is St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold by Carpenter and Co. OW Bood-treet • J. Debrett, ;T. Reynolds, Oxford -fireet ; and ny aft other Boot (diem—Of whom may be bad, joft publifhed, The PICTUIL of Lissmou, for altos, with Maps, Tablips, ace. &e. Price sr. bound in red. Laker;lfe that very deftrable and finproveable Freehold Manor Farm, with the Leafekold Cottages, held sickr the fame, called ASH MANOR FARM, fituate in the Parini of Ssower Part, three miles north of Blandford, containing up wards of 521 acres of prime Meadow, Amble, Down, and Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. R. Lewls, tenant at will. DefcriptiKe Particulars may be had at Wooslystt's Inn; of Mr. fames, at Stalhidge,near Shafteibury; and at the Ofice of Mee'rs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's -court, White hall, London ; who will give timely information, should the }hate be fold by Private Contratt. CAPITAL ESTATES, WARWICKSHIRE, LINCOLN SHIRE, and ESSEX. TO BE 301.0 BY AUCTION, In the courfe of the talking Summer, A VERY valuable and compaa Freehold and , Copyhold !Mate; confuting of two Farms adjoining each other, the one called HIGH,HOUSE FARM, and the other j Cite HALL FARM, containing together 343 A. a IL 14 P. efiArable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, In high cultivation, with good Fann-houfes and convenient Outbuildingsbelonging to each, !haste in the parilh of Rovrin,gtono in the county of A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MATE. Warwick; diftant from Warwick about 4 miles, and from Bir. TO BE anim BY AUCTION , . Tog ether , or in Lots, m i ng h am Ts miles—Together with the Great Tithes of the At Lloyd's Hotel, in New-ftrcet, Birmingham, on Thurftlay parith of Rowington, being upwards of a 1100 Acres: The i next, the r3th of May, at Three O'ClUele In the Afternoon whole of which Pectnifes are now in the oceupetioa ef Mr. (unlefs previotany difpoCed of by Private Contraet, of which William Wells, under a Leak which will expire at Lady-dap, I due Notice will be given), 1 8 03 . CONSISTING of nearly One Thoufand Acres r Alfa, a defirable Freehold Eltate called TULLEY's FARM; of excellent Meadow. Paiture, Arable, and Wood Land, confining of a Farm-houfe and other Buildings . le pod repair, divided into Five complete Farms , with fomc (mall Lots ad - and about 26 7 A. zR. P. of Arable, Ma&W, joining. The Frantic, are very compadi, Molt agreeably and aad Marna Land, fituate in the paddies of WAWA and pleafantly fituated near the Market Towns of Alceller,Brernf- n the county of Lincoln; di tent from Spalding 8 mites, aid ! I grove, and Birmingham , the whole Forniii.g a very defirable 'from Wilbeach i 7 miles. . Pan of which is in I.eafr to Mr. ' And compleat Eftate.--On the IA Lotls a large good (MUSE, James Cole, and the rem let to him as Tenant from year to ihdightfully lituatted, which, with a little intovernent, would year. pike a defirable Refidence for a Gentlema . Fenifir, having Alfo a very eligible Freehold and Copybold Fawn called • large Sheet of Water near it, and fomc t'lautatfuna , which CLAVEREND FARM : Confining of a Fams-bouie, and ram be formed very agreeably into Shrubberies, Ace. ace. about jai, A. i R. 3o P. of Arable and Pafture Land, fttuate There is an extenfivc Fiery in the Rlice,Arrpw belonging in the parithes' of Windens, Littlebury, Arkfdon, Nrwport, to it, asd,plenty. of Game over the Mtge. and Seon-Walden, in the county of FIN', in the ocrupatioa Printed Particulars may be had of Meirrs.Oevon and Tooke, of Mr. Robert Kimptoa, who is Tenant from year to year. Solicitors, low Ee, Gray's Ins{-fquare, London ; as Mr Bed- I The Laud-Tar of all the Mares is redeemed ford's *irrninlibagn Melirs lilt.'" and 1 - 1 01frri ! Particulars may be had of Mr. W.lo•Ellsash 449 8, Mill ie acid at sberriaciel hussiu.skscsdr man-street, Bedford-row s Lipka; earl A,. g. Fuggaet, . . I Glotecipttor. • i 7~) •= ViEffaiiiic AT the reqtteft of leveral Gentlemen of this County, I appoint a General Meeting of the County to he held at tfic Town Hall In Devizes, on Monday the rich • day of this irritant Islay, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpofe rff preparing gi loyal and congratolatory Addrefs to his Majdty, on the teitoration of Peace. ANDREW SAYDITUN, Pura Spye Park. May 8, am. Pi 4 Lt4mEn24Ar PROCEBDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAY to. The Duke of Cambridge's Annuity Bill received the Royal Affent by Cumblifrion. _ . The gills on the table were feverally read. The Earl of Sunni K laid, as he law the Noble Lord near him who had the other day given notice of his intention to move a vote of approbation of the condua of 4b Majefty's lice Minifters in their conduet of the war, on the fame day on which the Noble Lord oppate to him (Lord Haan, ) &wild bring his Fondled motion rdpeEtlng the condua of thofe Minifters, be hqgid, therefore ,to require of the Noble Lord. If he perfifted In his intention, and what would be the nature of his motion f The Marquis of GRAIAM (Duke of Montrofc) raid, the Noble Bari was miftaken totally, fines lie had given no notice o' his intention to make any motion, but as the Noble Lord oppofite to him having given notice of his having it in con templation to move a vote of difapproval of the condua of his Majeity'stitc Miniftere, he had obferved, that when the No ble Lord did make any inch motion, he might, perhaps, think it right to move for an approval of their =dud. • Lord HOLLAN o.raid, be did not mean to lead the Houle in to adebate unneceltarily, bet it appeared to him that it would be better for the Noble Lord to make his a feparate and dif find motion, as whether he should move at all or uot, midi, as he had raid on a former day, depend upon the vote come to by the Hpufe when they took the Definitive Treaty into their eunfideration. Lord itotte exprcffed his hopes that the Noble Duke oppo- Ike to him would perfilt in his intention, and move to approve the conduet of his Majefty's late Mlnifters, to whom the country was, in his opinion, highly indebted for their eminent Cervices. P•PEIS RELATIVE TO PORTUGAL. The Order of the Day having been moved and read, Lord HOLLAND rote, and after declaring that he concurred with the Noble Lord below him (Lord Grenville), in lamenting that fo early a day was appointed for taking into confideration the Definitive Treaty, becaufe the fhort interval previous to the general diffuffion of that Treaty. • was not fu ffi cient to allow time enough for Noble Lords to move for all the information neceffary to enable the Houle to difeuh the merits of thp Treaty as they ought to be difeuffed ; yet of thy he was fatisfied, that the interim could not be .more tifefully employed than in bringing different parts of the Treaty under confideration, and calling for fuch papers refpeding them as would be molt likely to throw a light upon each. Under this impreffion it was, that he meint that day to lead their Lord(hips' attention to one very im portant branch or the fubjeft, viz. that refpefting the fanatical to which our old and condant Ally, the Q2een of Portugal, was reduced by the Dar nitive Treaty, and the caufes which neceffarily led to that effed. That part of the Treaty which related to the Prince of Orange had been too find pretty much (lit - cuffed, but when he confidered the argument now ufed by fome Noble Lords refped ing that Prince, and thole that the fame Noble Lords had urged during the war, they were not very fair, or at all confident with each other.— It was contended, while we induced Holland to go to war, it was not acting in a very friendly way by the Dutch and the Prince of Orange, to force them into a war in which they did not with to be engaged ; and the anfwer then given- was. Yes, it is right we thould lead the Prince of Orange to wage war; it is for his good that he (hould do fo. Whereas the argument NOW was, the Prince of Orange had continued faithful to his engagements to this country ; he had facrificed every thing to our interefts ; Noble Lords were not entitled to have the advantage of both argu ments. But, however he ought to apologife for thus deviating from the main object of the mo tion, he fhould conclude, and would fay no more about the Prince of Orange.—His Lordfhip pro ceeded to Rate that it would be impolfible for the Houfe to decide upon the merits of the Treaty in regard to Portugal, without comparing the Trea ty of 1797, which this Government had prevent ed from being ratified, with the Treaty of Bada jos, which was now to be held good. His Lord (hip completed that the Treaty of 1797 was more favourable. His Lordfhip laid, lie underflood there was no other material alteration between the Treaty of Badajos and the Treaty of Madrid than what merely related to the French limits of Guiana .[Lord . 1 Lied Pelham o 4 his head), Hit Lord explained the nature of the alteration he al `hided to, and (poke of a natural canal, which, during fome parts of the year, paired from out of die river Arawari into the river of Amazons, arid as that canal was navigable, it might in time of peace enable the French to carry on an advan jageous fmuggling trade with the Portuguefe in 1 heir divffitm of Guiana, while in time of war be tween the two nations the French might• float their gun-boats down it, t o t h e great annoyance rof the Portaguefe. Having jail noticed this, he laid he thould ultimately conclude with moving an humble Addrefs to his Majedy, to beg his Majelly to give orders for a copy of the Treaty of Paris, tigned at Paris on the loth of Augu ft, x 79 7, between France and Portugal, as it had been com municated to his Majefly's Miniders at the time. His Lordfhip difeuffed at great length the conduit of the late Miniders in having retrained and pre ' vented Portugal from ratifying that Treaty ' • and contended, to them and their conduct of the war, that the 7th article of the Definitive Treaty was imputable ; it was not, therefore, the conduft of the prefent Minifters that was to be called in queftion for the condition to which Portug a lip as reduced by their predeceffors i they fet i about ths i-. • - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MAY 12, 1802, will be perfented the new Casale Opera of THE CABINET. The Principal CJAraacrs by tiers. BRAHAM, MUNI)EN FAWCETT, EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, And INCLEDON. 114 'A i*TOCKS, Ms. ATKINS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Anti oats. WATBAS. To which will be added, (for the loft time this ratan) Mr. LO M y E ac A kl . l LA n's -M C.ra t • Sir Artily Maefiurcafm, Mr.COOKE. On Tbn , fday, the Birth-Day; the Opera of Rana; and B..•zen M.tfic.