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Pop,' it will uniformly exhibit the prices of molt principal commodities, and a regutar Raiment of the neighbouring Mar kets; an account of the arrival and departure of the Coalting- Velfels from Liverpod and H.d 1 ; of Convoys, and fuck other Sbippbx and Cozener:in! halt:nee as may be dcemed Wild to the Country. It will Ix printed on a JaTe paper, and a veto type, ea* for t: '2 purpofe, by Mr. CASLON, Letter-Founder to his him COTT. Thr etiverticeseenth will be difplaycd to the utmoft advantage; the knell's( nee Foreign and Domettit, various and interciting; and the whole perfpicuoufly and methodically arranged. 6.* The HALIFAX JOURNAL will hove the great reams:nth elgiving the 1a:99 intelligewienni the London Papers an th e awning ohntkitatiost, a svelter Ex PRESS king liailidited for saw , inwrjefe. Halifax: Printed by limner/ and HOWSON, by whom Or ders and Advertifements for this Paper arc received; alto by Mr. W.Taylor. Warwick -mart, Neiagate-itreet ; at the Chap ter and Peele's Coffee-hooks, London, (where it will be regu larly flied); and by 011 the principal Bookrellsra throughout the eoundu of rock and Lamarler. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY al. Several bills, received from the Commons, were read a firtl time, and ordered for the fecond read ing on Monday. SIR JAMES COW/NOUN% APPEAL. Mr. Adam and Mr. John Campbell were heard at the Bar, as Counfel for the Refpondents, in the appealed caufe between Sir James Colquhoun, of Lufs, and the town of Dunbarton. They argued againa the right of Sir J. Colquhoun to form cruives, or fpread nets acrofs the river Leven, for Efhing falmion, on the ground that the fpreading of nets was in no cafe lawful, and that he had not that enfeotfinent, and that clear poffelllon of cruives, which, however lawful they might be in other cafes, could entitle him to ufe them.—The farther hearing of the caufe was deferred to Monday. • NIINZIte AND FULLAITON'S At The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved that this was the day appointed for declaring judgment in the caufes pending before the Houle, in thofe of Ful carton againfr Dal•ymple, and Menzies againli Beresford. He rofe to fay, that the more he con fidered thole caufes, and the arguments fubmit tcd to their Lordfhips upon them, the more he ionid deliberation neceffary to the forming of a final judgment : he therefore moved that judgment be deferred until Wednefday nest.—Motion agreed to ; and after tome further curfory bufinefs, ad journed to Monday. MOTION FOR PAPIRL Mr. Rossow role, agreeably to his notice of yet erday, to move for an account of the different urns granted in the way of Subfidies and Loans to o re i g n States, as well as the intereft paid for fuch Ums, from the commencement of the war to the 'relent period. In the courfe of a (port fpeech, ne infilled on the ufual arguments againfl Conti lental Subfidies, both in the prolongation of war, in'd by the immenfe exportation of coin, in increaf ng the paper currency, the fource, according to his ,onception, of the greatelt evil to this country. — He alluded to the approaching Vote of Credit, and ieclared his refolution to move, That no part of he money fo granted be employed in Continental Loans or Subfidies. The Motion paired without any debate, and the Paper was ordered accordingly. Mr. Rossow nea. moved for an account of the diftribution of the rum of two millions five hundred thoufand pounds granted to his Majesty for the ex traordinary fervices of the army, with the particu lar dates to each article of the diftribution. Mr. VAIIITTALT had only one objeftion to the motion, and that was limply, that the Aceount was already on the table of the Hnufc. Mr. Roissor had not been able to find fuch a paper as that. he had fpecified. The CHANCELLOR of the Limit:Q/az wilhedthe Honourable Member to take means to afcertain whether the precife paper moved for was not al. ready produced. If it fhould turn nut that it was not before the Houle, he had no objeCtion to its production. _ _ Mr. Ronson then contented to withdraw the motion. CAMPBELL'S DIVORCE BILL. The Houle in a Committee on Campbell's Di vorce Bill, heard Counfel and examined witneffes. After the examination was doled, Mr. JOLLIFFE adverted to a claufe contained in the Bill, prohibiting Mrs. Campbell from contrast ing marriage during the life of Dr. Campbell, which appeared to him fo completely wrong, and fo contrary to every thing that was right, that he thought at leaf further time ought to be allowed to confider a claufe of fuch a nature. He there fore moved that the Chairman fhould report pro- grefs, and afk leave to fit again. Mr. SHERIDAN Paid, he could not difcover the object of the claufe. If it was for the purpofe of punifhing Mrs.. Campbell, why confine it to the life of Dr. Campbell ? And it furely could not be for the fatisfaCtion of the latter, that the fhould have an intereft in wifhing for his death. There was one claufe prohibiting Mrs. Campbell from marrying Mr. Addifon, which appeared wholly unneceffary, the parties being related within the prohibited degrees. He therefore fupported the motion. The SOLICI TOR-GIN East. would pot oppofe the motion, and therefore would not at prefcnt difcufs the claufes. He obferved, that he had not aban doned the meafure he had in contemplation for the better prevention of Adultery, and took occafion to exprefs a doubt as to the policy of legiflative interference relative to the dilfolution of marriages. Mr. Jot.t.trFE explained. Mr. PIIIRIPOINT defended the claufe alluded . to by Mr. Jolliffe. The SPEARS& fuggefted the propriety of more fully confidering claufes of this nature, which were wholly new to the Houle. The motion being agreed to,the Houfe refumed, and the Committee was ordered to fit again on Wcdnefday. IRISH MEMBERS QUALIFICATION. Mr. ABBOTT rofe, in purfuance of his notice, to move the Houfe to agree to the Report of the Committee on the Fourth Article of the Union, relative to the qualification of perfons holdin Of fices in Ireland to fit in that Houfe; after which ii was his intention to move for a Bill to remove all doubts upon the fuhjeCt. It was necelfary, he Paid, the Fourth Article of the Union fhould be fulfilled,' but from the very gener..l way in which it was worded, a great number of praetical inconveni. ences had arifen, fince no diftinelion was made be tween perfons holding Offices for lite and during pleafure; and in the event of a General'Eleetion. there would enfue a race for priority of eleftion between perfons holding Offices in Ireland; as the firft twenty who were elated, whether holding Offices calculated to inmate the influence of the Crown or not, would be entitled to fit, to the ex elution of the reft. Many other inconveniences were likely to arife from the too general way in which the Article in queflion was worded, and he I therefore mulled it would be found expedient and aeceffary to agree to the Report of the Committee now before the Houfe, and to any Bill founded upon that Report. He then moved the Report thould be read. . • . On the Refolution being read, to exclude cer tain Officers of the hills Government from fitting in that Houfe, Sir Jona PARNELL rote, and Paid, he approved of the general principle of the propofition, but thought that tome deviation from that principle would be necefficy with retpeell to the tuft Com miffioner of the Revenue Board, as it would be very inconvenient to the Houfe, if upon every queftion relative to the Revenue of Ireland, they were to wait for official accounts from that coun try; while, from the pretence of that Right Hon. Gentleman, they might obtain the molt prompt and fatisfAtiory infoimation, as well on that as on every fobjeft which regarded the affairs of Ireland. Mr. Assertt raid, the exception alluded to by the Hon. Baronet was not out of the confidcra tion of the Committee, though le fhould • rather with to have the principle of the Refolution com plealy followed up. Mr. Buxroa thought any information which it was in the power of the Right Hon. Commiffioner alluded to, to sire to the - Houle, might be com municated by him without his being a Member. The Refolutions of the Committee were agreed to, and Bills ordered accordingly. .. • . -... a- - .„1" - ..0 , ifto' Tins day werepubliihed, in four Volumes, final! Quarto, Mr. Roasow roi i Price A 6s. in Sheets, erday, trs move HOMERI ILIAS et ODYSSEA.—GRIEC. ums granted in tl °I'M!: F.. Typographio Clarendonianit. I Sold by P. Ehr.ily, Strand, London; and J. Cooke, Oxford. Foreign States, at Where may be had printed at the lime Preis, inns, from the cc a. Plutarch! Chavonenfis Morelia, Gr. ct Lat. Wyttenbad 'relent period. I vad. 4 50 . le infifted on the 2. mein, s voL Eva. 3. Archimedes, Or. Las ea recent J. TorcUL foL 'rental Snbfidies, 1 4. Apolloaius Rbodius, Shaw, a val. 4to. mid by the immet 3 . t.'...m, 2 vol. Soo. rag the paper curr 6. Yuripides, Gr. et Lat. MufgraviL 4 voL atts. ..onception, of the 3. A riftotelis de Poetica fiber, Tyrwhitt, 4to• He alluded to the L idem. /Ivo. 9. Ariliotelis de Poetics Tiber, Winitanley, Eva. leclared his refoli 10. Longinus, Gr. et Lat. Toup, No he money fo grai it. Platonit Euthydetnas et Gorgias, Roads, Ivo. Loans or Subficlie is' Homed lb " et °d l lr ''' " In ac M ilis Did Y nd i Grate The Motion pa 4 van. 81 , o . . 41. Seised irides Hoanaleas, Eva. Paper was orderer 54. Sophoclis Ttagcedis, Mufgravii, 3 vol. Eva. Mr. Rossow ne LIYAX diftribution of the • HA. THE PUBLIC arc reipeditilly informed, that thoufand p ounds l * NEWSPAPER, on liberal ;disciples, ecedudied with traordinary fervic Vcropriety, and printed with accuracy, will be commenced on Lir dates to each 8,0 , . .Jar, the Sixth day of 7isienem, and continued every fue- Mr. Vstsirtsi e.cainis.d.o4. 7 . p. 0.... 4.. Title of the motion, and that HALIFAX JOURNAL, • was already on ti And YORLSRIKS. AUG LANCASHIRE ADVERTISER. HALIFAX, by its eentrical fituation, in an opulent and trad- Mr. Ronson h in; Country, and bordering on the great line of God Cowcoucb par as that. he ration thtween the Sea-ports of Liver/ad and Hall, and by its 'IC CHANCELL commercial importance and emenfive population, Is pcouliarly Honourable Mer adapted fur the publication of a News-Pasta which cannot but be highly conducive to the interelts of .elLetyara in both whether the preci ettore playa, as well as the intermediate country. Its local ad• ready produced. vantages are (cutely to be paralleled ; and itsgentral utility, as not before the H . a New fpaper of univerfd information, will not be furpalfed by p roduction. any provincial paper whatever. Mr. RonsoN t] Wilde. the detail of Intelligence from the Gazette, and Lowden HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir J. W. ANDS' sow prefented Petitions from the Prifoners confined for debt in Ludgate and Giltfpur-ftreet Compeer, graying for relief. Lady Abercromby's Annuity Bill, the Rurian Ships Bill, the Tile of Man Bill, and the Cour.try Bridges Bill, we:leads fe- Gond tone and committed for Monday. The A TTTT cr-GcNERAL brought up the Indemnity Bit which was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecal,' lame, on litaefday, and to be printed. Mr. ARNDT T brought op the high Martial Law Bill, which was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecood time on 7neGlay. Mrs. Addifon's Divorce Bill was brought from the Lords.— On the cmcition for the firft reading of the Pill, Mr. jai:pre raid, he would not oppote it in this nage ' but he protelted ag lira it, and at any rate it dcferved the molt ferious confider-- a:ion. The Bill was then read a firft time, and ordered to be read a teased time on Wedoefday. Mr. Baacce moved for leave to bring in a Bill for facilitating Enciotures...-Leare given. The Houle Waived itfelf into a Committee on the Country Binkers' Note Forgery Bill. On the motion of Sir jonn SlN cLua, a dank was adopted, extending the provinces of the Bill to all Bills of Exchange or Notes on demand, drawn by Bodies Corporate or individuals. After fAine obfcrvations from Colonel ELrote and Mr. PizaterotNT' the Houle returned, Use Report was received, and the (artier confideration of it fixed for Friday fennight. ,The Irifh Foundling Hofpital Bill was read a third time and patted. Mr. VA NSITTA T prefented Accounts at the Produce of the &amp Duties of England and Scotland; the Surris paid into the &chapter on 4ccmatt of the fame, and the balances remaining In the hands of tharecral Colledon, which were ordered to be printed The fioufeie a Committee went through the Portugal Wine iiiareltoule Bill. Thc. Report was ordered to be received on Monday. On the Orderer the day bring read for the further confider *Roo nf tbe Kcpoet on the Sugar Drawback in, mr.vAN•l7- :tAILT nsoved a Clank. That the prov Lions or the Bill mould 'trot menden ; which was agreed to, and the Bill or dered to but read a third time on Monday. MT. VIL Pi UTTAR T moved, that the Houk mould on Mon ably refolm luta Committees to confider of the Importation and Exportation af Copper, and to confider of the Duties paid 04. dpirks wade le, awl imp.ortt.l from Ho:land.--Agreed to. An Account a .i ordereJ , n i•dd Wore the - Hoafe of the clifpoLtion of the money granted for the purchah. of Hu r ting., for the ttli.f of the Poor. The ATIORNIL: -Gr % s VAL ebt4 , lled leave to brine ID 2 Bill Far the fpeedy recovery of Delos due .0 his Msiefiy in try 'an of 41 United Kingdom, al. 1 for du: better o: Italie within th, fame. The Fines Bill, with lac =ailments, was orate/tato be ILECTIO. Of IRISH SWIMS. Mr. Assist., after fome prefatory obfervations on the manner in which the Eledion of Members to terve in Parliament was condoided in Ireland, and the enormus expence which muft atice from the neceffity of trying eontefted EleCtions before Committees of that Houfe—moved for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the trials of contelled Eletlions of Members for that part of the United 'Kingdom called Ireland. He explained the na ture of the Bill, which was to appoint a Commif (ion in Ireland, chofen from among the Militant Barrifters who prefide at the Quarter Seffions in that country, who were to examine the evidence in fuch cafes, and to report their opinion thereon. This Commiffion only to be instituted in cafe any of the parties concerned in a difputed Eleition °would Rate his will' to the Committee of that Houfe to wham the original Petition (ball' have been referred; and that then it &all be competent for the Chairman of fuch Committee to itFue his warrant for the appointment of filch Commiffion ; whofe ftatement of the evidence (hall be again re ferred to a Committee of the Houle, to examine and report thereon. This Bill it was his with to have printed, in order that during the fummer it might be fully confidered. Mr. Lucie feconded the motion, expreffing his defire to have the mcafure palled this Seffion, the neceffity for it being obvious, as any County Elec tion that might be difputed would, if tried in Eng land, coil not lefs than too,oool. MINYRENC ti thought the delay proplfed by the Right Hon. Mover highly proper, on a queftion of fuck magnitude, particularly as no diffolution of Parliament was at all likely to take place before the next Seffion. He recommended the Right Hon. Mover, in his plans for reforming the fyftem of Iri(h EleCtions, to turn his attention to the prac tice of procuring occafional voters, by which arti fice the legal voters were virtually disfranchifed. After tome further remark from Mr. SIMEON, Sir JOHN PARNELL, Mr. ALEXANDER, and Mr. Asaorr, leave was given to bring in the Bill. Adjourned to Monday. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY 39. Biwa CLIA ZZZZ °S 11. RtITOILATIONOIId/ly at all the Public Offices. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock all t 6 81671 5 per C. Luy 94193: 94 3 per Cent. Red. 601 Long Ann. 18 t-z6+ 3 per C. Conf. 60} 61 Imp. 3 per Cent. 584 4 Pee Cent. 7 8 ! 6 ,1 5 Imp. Ann. It 5-161 5 per C. Navy Ominum 9./ 9 DUALIN, MAT 53..-Price of Stocks this day : 5 per Cent. Gov Deb. 88. Courfc of Exchange—Dublin OD London Ls a I. We yeflerday had the pleafure of announcing, on the authority of a letter from our Correfpon dent at Hamburgh, that the Dana troops were to evacuate that City on the 23d infant. The fame intelligence has been officially communicated by the Senate of Hamburgh to Mr. Permit, Agent that City, in London, in a letter received by ,he lalt Mail. • On Tuefday the 9th of June, their MAJESTIES will leave Kew for Weymouth. On the fame day tey will dine at Mr. Ross's feat at Cuffnells, where they will remain till the following Satur day, and will reach Weymouth on that evening. .'art of the Royal retinue will be accommodated it the King's houfe, at Lyndhura. • The Loyal Highgate Vo'unteers are to receive heir colours on Monday neat. Early yefterday morning the 25th and 26th Re giments of Foot embarked from Southfea Beach, ortftnouth, the tint on board the AGINCOVILT, and the latter in the MADRAS. Thefe troops, it is underitonel, are to replace others fent from Gi braltar and.Minorca to Egypt. The 4th„ Ktle o's own Regiment of Infantry, r.ow at Wincheaev.Barracks, has been completed )y the We recruiting. tatLrce thoutand effective men, ail in the highellftsteirforder and difcipline They tyre coming forward armoß t r a man, with petitions t 0 be employed . ; thole front the ilitia offering to extend their fervices to any part of the ;lobe. The over of this fine corps will, no doubt. e accepted. • • • The fiat diviron of the GlengarY remimen. marched from Galway, in ,IrTland, for Naa s ant Kildare, on the t3th of April; they were to be relieved by the South Cork Militia . Lieut. Colonel CHAR Lc, ER SK awe of the 92d re giment, who died on the 25th of March in Egypt, in confequence of the wounds he received in the battle of the 13th, when fighting at the head of that regiment, was the elicit fon of Sir Jamas ERSKINE of cardrofs. The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel SOUTHWILL, of the .toth Regiment, who was wounded in Egypt, is the younger brother of Lord SOUTIMILL. The late Mr. Divavt4 as bequeathed to the Mar ctionefs of Town SHINN a life annuity of pd. as a teßimcmy of his elleem and gratitude. 'We feel it onr duty to corrcl the Abaft of the fpeech of Sir . Wee. G. Nevecols in, on the hills Martial Law BiiL—Tile Hon. Baronet did not re prefent the prefent Rate of Ireland as deplorable, or becoming worfe ; an expreffion which we re gret having erroneoufly inferted. A great deal of :property, belonging 'to indivi duals, has' been brought tome in the fleet juft ar rived from Liilson; in confequence of the threatened Yefterday a General Court was held at the ,Eaft India Houfe, called by 4, proprietors, on the tub. lea of the general trade from India. A motion was made by Mr. Heicaseme, and feconded by I Mr. Inert, to refer the printed papers to the con ' federation of the Marquis COILIIIVALLIS, Lord Ma- CARTNPY, Lord TEJON MOUTN, Sir J. M , PaIRSON, and W. Harmless, Efq. An amendment was moved by Mr. Tv/macs, and feconded by Mr. Cuastioeste, to omit all the words except "That" in order to approie the proceedings of the Diree. tors, and requelt them to aft upon them without delay.—A divifion took place at half-pia feven, when the numbers were : For the original quation 8o; for the amendment 125.—A ballot was de manded on the quettion as amended for this day week, to which day the Court adjourned. IRELAND. DuaLIN, MAY 23.—Fifteen of our beft difcipline ed regiments, it was confidently afferted yeftcr day, - have received orders to be ready for imme diate embarkation.—This report is further corro borated by the declaration of feveral military gen tlemen—Whether the objeft may be a freth ex. pedition, or to reinforce the army in Egypt, a aloft time may poll bly clear up. The military, however, in the mean time are to be kept con. ftantly on the alert. Some of the domeftics of Lord HARDWICK E, and Tome of his Lordihip's horfes have arrived from En 4Che following particulars are er.traEled from a Letter, dated Cork, the lath inilant few days ago, a man alone in a ticifF was Peen upon the coaft, near Oyfterhaven, who, upon being challenged, faid he had come from Portf mouth to fce his brother in Cork, but miffed the harbour by the firong eafterly winds that then prevailed. The ilciff had on her Item, " Owen Sullivan, Portfmouth." Intimation of this cir. cumflance being given to Admiral GARDNER, an inveftigation in confequcnce took place, whLn there were found on board feveral charts of that part of the coaft, and a particular account of the foundings. The &if/ was well fitted out, hav- ing two or theee fuits of new fails in her." It will be recolleded, that Oyfterhaven was re. ported to the French by the Executive Directory of the United Irithmen as a favourable place to carry into effeift an invafion of that country. NsfUTWAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...—.Wind S. S. E. AItRIVtD DIM 0 I Dublin, May 24. a Dunnaghadc . c, day 25, ; Jerky, May 26, ; Guernfey, May 27, PORTSMOUTH, Mar zB.—Arrived the jasow, of 36 guns, Captain Losace, from a cruize. DE4L, MAY zB.—Arrived the DILIGENCE and EUGENE loops; FERRETER and LOCUST gun veffels, from a cruize. Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, May zB.—Paffed by, the Minerva, from Bengal; Wilhelminas, —, from Antwerp ; John, WALLER, from Liffion ; Shylock, Nicuot.t.s, from New York; Ariadne, Poitus, from Dantzic; Vrow Margarctta, Hu csr • P Vrow Gerfters, CURET ; Griffin, —; and Jonge Peiter, from Embden.— Sailed the Hannah, GALE, for Copenhagen; and Grenville, HENDERSON, for Horta, Mr. DUNDAS gave a grand entertainment yef terday at Wimbledon, in compliment to Mr. PITT, who completed the 42d year of his age. Mr. PELHAM is about to be married to Lady MARY OSBORNE, lifter to the Duk& of LEEDS. Lord PELHAM 'gives up his town houfc in Sutton,. Itreet, Piccadilly, to his fon, and retires to live wholly hi the country. Lord BoßimaDom gave a grand Dinner yeller day, at his houfe in Hill.ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, at which were piefent the PRINCE of WALES, the Dues of YORK. and EARL CHATHAM, &c. From the trial on Weinefday in the Court of King's Bench, it appears that casting and trim. con. have formed a itrange, uncouth and unnatural conneftion." Initead of mere pagan vows, a mart talks of raying his prayers ; and, instead of invoking Cupid, he fpeaks of addreffing PRO VIDENCE. We believe fuch abfurdity, impiety and orofligacy nev v were before exhibited. Of all the Syftems. Plans, and Propofals to which the Scarcity has given rife, none promife en greatly as that of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, for applying the Waite Lands to t le upport of the Poor Ihe numerous Cafes he hat publilhed, of (mall allotments, with a cow to .ach, keeping families from the pari(h who were heavily burthenrome before they received fuch af. :fiance, are extraordinary proofs of the efficacy of this Our Correfpondent (who the other day obferved the remarkable coincidence of the fentiments of .Ir. Bovo, and the Author of the Purfuits of Li ierature, on the iloppage of Iffues of Specie at the Bank) might have brought many Other examples io iiipport of his general pofition —That discove ries derive additional weight from being made by men of ability, unknown to each other. Mr. ' Boni himfclf gives fuch an example at p. 7S, 2d Edition, where he mentions the (hiking coinci l-nee of the evidence, on Come very abitraft quer dons, 'delivered before a Committee of the Lords, by himfelr and HENRY THORN TON', Efq. who were then unknowti to each other. Dr. KRILL tells us, that Sir C. Wass and M. Hl:roams, each with ' oat knoiving whai the other had been doing, com municated, at the fame time, to our Royal So ciety, the laws of.percunion in elaitic Thus alto, NEWTON and Laramie& are held, by fame, to have feparately and independently difcovered the method of Fluxion:. And, to give an inßance more analogous to Mr. Bova's fubjeft, and the unworthy' "treatment he has experienced, we have been well informed, that the late excellent awl Tockia wrote his Cui Oaf and Dr. ANDERSON his intereß of Great Britain with regard to America, without any mu tual communication or even puff; nal acquaintance. Yet their doctrines ate the fame. They both en deavoured to prove, that America, far from pro ' owing (as was then the creed of the great vulgar as well as the (mall), unfpeakably impeded the profperity of Great Britain, and that a peaceable reparation was an event devoutly to be witted by the latter country. This was treated as a wild paradox, both by the Minillry and the Oppofition of that day. But what was the refult Why that both the able writers lived to fee their opinions verified, by a very great, and, to all men but them felves and their Lw foll owers, unaccountable, in creafe of the manufAanres, commerce, and Air ping of this country, site r her neck was happily dfrarrasZerrd of that ponderous mill-gone America! —(See the Evid. of Mr. Immo, InfpeCtor-Gene ral of the Colloms, before the Houle of COW mons, in 1799.• •