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to the meafure at large. Lord De Blaquiere fupported the Duke's claim. The quellion being put, the Amendment was car tied. —AI es 76—Noes 29.—Maj.:rity 47• 'l't•e l3ili was ordered to be read a third time on Monday. he CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER g ave notice, that he fhould move, on Monday, for a Committee to examine into a certain fecect tranfac tic)). cminefled with the Eleventh Report. Adjourned, at One o'Clock, till Monday • LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE sz. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE crry.nrmi Confols, for nor 54 6 0--ledue•d —Omnionr, 41. Exeht.q Bills, par rs. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Rod. Ann. Oil Long Ann. t6l spl6ths 3 per Cent. Conf.Ann. mat India Bonds, is. aas Mi. 4 per Cent. 7stit Ex. Bills, is. diE is. prem. pat . r Cen t . Navy fhut Omnium si 4 prem. 5Re „ • 0 3 per ‘..ent. r 797, 90 4 i ConE for itee. 394 6 , 4 60 Mr. PITT gave notice laR night in the Houfe of Commons, of a Motion, on Monday, for a Secret Committee to enquire into certain parts of the Eleventh Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Enquiry. The Vote of Credit laft night was for three mil lions and a half. Nuthing new occurred in the debate. The Hayibuigh Mail due on WednefJay has not yet arrived, but privote letters have been rec e ived from Holland, which Rate, that Bovaiazze has fignified to the Genneft his willingnefs, conformal& to their expryid aryl', to guarantee the re-eflablifh rovit of the Ariaaeratical Republic, upon the ori ginal Dorian ro ,, dtl. This does not ezaftly corrtf ?cod with the report of his meditating its ur.i.n with the Kingdom of Italy ; but nearly the fame purpofe will be anfwered by :he one meafure as by the other. Witnefs the pretended independence of Rolland, of Switzerland, of Italy itfclf. The report was revived again yeflerday of an at tack having been made upon Jamaica bythe combined French and Spanifh fleets, with this addition, that Admiral DACIt Wt., With five fail of the line, had been captured by the enemy. This intelligence was laid to have been ieeeivedby a veffel arrived at Liverpool from Philadelphia, in 19 days, the mailer of which, in coming down the Delaware, (poke a thip going up the river from Jamaica, by which he was infr rmed that t t,cco French troops had landed at the EaR, end of the town of Kingflon, but were repulfed. This intelligence cannot be traced to any autl.en: tic fource, and of courfe receives little or no credit 1 in the city. It caner t, however, be denied, that ap. prehenfi In 4 are entertained for the fafety of the not (.n account of any news that has been received, but the uncrrrainty that 11111 prevails refpetling ti* dehination of the enemy. A nanich bi ig from Naples, that put int. , Plymouth on Wtdnetliay, law on dm ad in& off Cadiz, a fleet of fixtrca Ihups of war, mollly of the line. which the maf ter'conceived to be Brit:fh, pr bably the force under Admiral COLLIN GWOOD, %bith tonlifts of nine or ten fail of the line, betides ft igates. A report of fix fail of the line having nipped out of Cadiz, thus block aded, is not believed. Thntfdav, form after ten o'clock, their MAyvsrtvt, the Princeffes, and the Royal Dukes, arrived at Clicl fea flnfpltal, They were condoled to the hall where the men dine ; the different rooms where the men fleep the kitchen, where the dinner was cooking for the veteran foldiers I and every rime wot thy of no tice in that noble building. The Royal Family par took of a cold collation, provided by the Governor at his apartments. They returned to the (I2een's boufe about half pall one. Yellerday the Royal Family le: . t town for Windfor, and on their way partook of lome refrelhment at Coombe, the feat of Lord Hawaisauay. The CnancELLoa of the Excitto s paa had an in terview yeiterday with Lord Beanam, at the Ad miralty. The LORD M%Yoit prcfented the Cullom-I-Toole Volunteers with an elegant pair of colours cu Wed. nada y laft. On Thutfday the al divillon of the NmthYork Militia arrived in town, on their r oute front Iprwich _to Weymouth, and were ordered to proceed imme diately to Brtntford, whither , they marched the fame evening. The 2d . divifi4n arrived yelleiday, and the 3d and tali arrived this day. The fizth Regiment of London VolotWeers went on permanent di.ty from this day to Tnefday nett. A corps de referee will march from Devon&ire•fquare tomorrow morning. Alfo a (mall referee will move from Devonfltire-fquare on Monday morning ; which every one, who has not marched before, is to join at five o'clock in the morning. The Twelfth Light bravuras have OR marched into Rumford Barracks. Phis regiment comes im mediately from Deland. where it has been fusee its return from the Mediterranean. It is Paid that the Lanark Militia, a very fine body of men, upwards of 800 nrong, at prefem in barracks at Faro-flans and Olptinge, is to - be added to Major General Moota's brigade At Shornclife. The Weil Bent Militia will match from Ramfgate in abort a fortnight's time, where they have been tia tinned during the winter, for ElTex. and are to be re placed by the Northumberland Militia. Tort:Jar morning, the Dirifinn of the 3d WO York Militia marched through Faverfhani on their route to Afliford, and was followed oa %Vednefday by the remainder. NAZI; !CAL mr.Burcsarcr. MAILS THIS DAY.Wind N. E. • . Milt. Our. Alt. DU!. 1 1 Hunburgh. 0 1 Waterintti 2 0 Gatteublarik 0 Leeward !flatlets o 0 Lilboit 0 1 Pet zence, JUNE 17.—Since my jail arrived the Nancy, BROAD, frOm Helford, with fundries ; the Refolution, Wit.t.ta P 45, with fait, from Liverpool the Severn, ---, of and from Chicheaer, for Waterford, in ballall ; die Joker, "commas ; the Milford, Wittiams ; the Amelia, BRT All T ; the Afirca, BUTTON ; and the Marizion, STsrusni. from Swanfca. His Majeay's brig GANNET, and the Hind revenue cutter, ALLEN ; and the Dolphin revenue cutter, JOHN Mailer, failed nn a el-142e. PLYMOUTH, JUNS t9.--came in the Danifh Jorgen, Captain Jews V. HiNSLAND, frcni Naples, laden with brandy and fliumac ; (he is put in here for orders. The Mailer reports, that on the 2d inil. in la. 38. o. long. 6. o. he law at a great dinanee about fixteen or twenty fail of (hips, which he took to be Englilh line of battle (hips, and that they were ly • ing Sailed the CAROLI M I, of 1 4 guns , w i t h a _ _ fleet of veffels under conw , y, for the fquadron off Fen of ; they are laden with provifions and floras.. JUNE ao.—Came in the Maxon°, of 38 guns, from a cruize ; the HAUGHTY gun blig, horn the eaftward; and the AZlive, Captain Jnitw Nail, from Gttern fey, for this pott, Ulith wine. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI ao.—.SAiled the Jamate* gate, with a fleet under eonv-iy for Newfoundland, Halifax, and Q2ehec.—Wind Northtrly. jowl. 21.—Artived the N►Msets frigate and Da. r►t.n►R gun-brig, from a el uize ; Northampton and Streatham Eaa lndiamen. And Eyre:al other out. ward-hound veffelb, Isom the Down..—Sailed the Arai , :Gra (loop nl w.tr, to the weilward ; and the Lord lldncan, Capt. Gaut:vett. for the River. SNIERNISS, JON 2 21.—;.Arrived his Rove (hips CABILL and Asutioaact, and have failed up the River: the COMBATANT Hoop has alfo arrived— The ADELPHIR armed Chip honied the fignal for con. voy to Tonninrcn yetterday, and failed fall night with feveral veffels under convoy. Fine wind N. W: Drat., Juni 2o.—Sailed this morning the Fury bomb, with the Northampton Eaft Indiaman, a fleet of outward bound merchantmen, coallcrs, colliers, and 'ranfports, under convoy to the Wellward ; l'Aacus floop of war, with a convoy, for Cork ; ARIADNK frigate ; SMOT, ORBSTII4 and Ca. Lyroo floopi of war; Volcano, Lucifer: and De variation bombs, with feveral gun btigs, for tie trench coall. Arrived the Nassua, Rear Admiral RUSSIM j Sr. ALBABB, STATELY, BELLOVEUX, ant the ADAMANT men of war, from off the Texel, anti remain in the Downs with the reft of the !hips as per la it.—Wind N. E. JUNI 21.—This morning Rear Admiral Rt,s. t ht.'. 'hilted his flag from the NAMUR to the MA INSTIC man of war ; the Motu' has (ince tailed for Portfmouth.—Arrived the ZEPHYR and Immc rot floops of war, with feveral gun-brigs, from off the French cuali, and remain in the Downs with Mo narch, Right Hon. Admiral Lord KEITH; Utrecht, Vice Admiral HOLLOWAY; MAjcflic, Rear Admiral RUSSELL ; SI. Alban's, Inflexible, Belliqueux, State ly, 'Flung, Antelope, and Adamant mcn of war; Hebe frigate; Zebra, Difcovery, Hecla, and Ye fuvius bombs ; Cygnet flonp of war, and feveral gun-brigs and cutters.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVVSEND, Jose 20.—Paffed by the Camilla Rote 'hip, from Gibraltar ; Heston., Lewis ; Treide. Ludiman ; Anton, , Oliver; Pintighntati. Snt h; Mich uI. Morrus ; Folu.. Klan; Frederick Wilhelm the ; Two Sifters, Belden; and the Venal., Birch, from ()music ; arum Lubec; Spring, Derehun ; Mary. Weasherhead Cortaline, Middkmart Alliance, Halls ; PALL Harter ; Scada, Appleby ; Loullindern, Ration ; Heart •rt Oak, Carter; and the Martha, Viekerman, front Memel; Mots Cari!tiana, from °punt, ; Goodin tent, Clark ; Economy, N(4111.111. Venus. Harrifon ; Mary Ann, 'fltomplou ; and the lfabells, Rithfon, from Peterlburgh ; War ren. Hall, from Leghorn ; Exprefs,Cobber ; and the Fame, Dac ron, Irons PiUau ; Ar.acreen, Hetcher,from Penfacola; Charlotta —, from Nialaga; Treide, Lawfo.i; and the Patrinten, Stevenfun. front Norway; Alexander, Vole. from New York ; l'aeket, IWD..ugali, from Philadelphia; Orion. Figur man ; and the Ant lore, Oluff, front Koningthurg.—Sailed the Erag-nza, Cole for L !bon t Amelia. Bunellntan, for Eleanore; Yen:a, Janfon, for Stettin ; Neptune, Smith ; Navigation. Evans ; haddock, Fawkr ; Apollo, Simplon ; and the Jonge Jan, Akio, fur Trmirgeo. June le:—Pafred by the Abundance Rare thip,from Gibraltar; Penelope. Rohl:gen. worn Honduras ; Iwo Brothers, Stemming ; Sprir.. Filter ; William, Ufherwood ; and the Flora and Mars, Belle, from bauble ; Elbiug. Gerrard, from Pthau ; Abraham, --; and the Antonetta, Cobher, from Norway; Ocean; No. Me; and the Anna, Moir, from Touningen ; Amity, Bowman, from Libeau ; Sufannah Margaretta, J. de Pander, from Keningf burgh --Sailed the Eliza, Harrifon. for Guerra. y ; Sally, Hall, for Tornirgen; and the Donau. Bareles,fur Ellin"re. Astaire° —ln Standgate Creek. the linigheden, Brucker. from AiuiLs ; and the Jongerfon, Hendrickfon, from Cadiz. Off W eer. Ircdtha, Burnett, from St. Thomas's. At Poole, Reliance, Millwood, from NewfuundLend. At Liverpool, Peftlethwaite, Snith, from Philadelphia; and the William. Skelitune. front Africa. At Dublin, Fame, Monan, front Honduras. At New foundland, Rover, Redman, from London; Suecces, Robinfon ; Cabutt. White; and the Leiter, Walker, from Poole; Baja. min. %Vanillin; and the Minerva. Fane. from Linton ; Williams. from Dartmouth ; Lord North. Brown ; and the Lion, S unpfon, from Nailes. At Charleften, Nile. Game; and tl.e Republican, Wellh, from Africa ; Rufus, Holland ; and the Han nah,—,from Liverpool. The Eliza Ann, Little, of Liverpool, was captured to the windward of Surinam by two privateers. one of 24 guns and 200 mnt. and the other of 14 guns and 156 men, and carried into Mardi ique. The Ranger, Holmes, from Africa to the Weft Indica, was cap tured, to windward of Barbadors, by Gen privateers, one of IS, the ocher of re guns, and carried into Guadaluupe. The Benjamin,, of New York, from the coal of Coro mandd, ha. been taken by a French rrivateer, carded lute a port iu Cuba, and fume cut out by the Prineees Charlotte frigate. The Hops, Wcllb, from I.a.ndota, for Archangel, is on there near Abudeen. • The H.•be. arr..sel Atip, failed from ElOneur on the 7th iultant, with a Comoy for Long Hope ; the Yukure, on the gth, with convoy fur Londe:4am and the sally, armed Blip, foe Leith. NAVAL APPOIN 11118NTS. Captain WORTS is appointed to the Tourtuelli. Captain BEAUFORT to the Woolwich. Captain FA 1111 to the Amelia. Captain Wootcom at to the Hynna. - Captain CLINCH to the t.fprey. Captain Beak( to the Btify. Captain BIIORLAND, of the Trompeufe, to the rant of Pott Captain, by the death of Captain Wows, of the Squirrel, on the coati of Africa. Lieut. Pat NOLK to command the Put (late Bonaparte). Lieut. F. W. NAttelt. to tha Me-are. Lieut. CIO. Bat NE, (late of DiJittcdt) to the Rule. Lieut. HODGES. to the Zealous. Lieut. BROOK Balm:in. to vie 'Lieut. En*. Mo a es. (late of rreptknne) to the Melpomene . Licut. S. B. Cost No tur has tchancd the command of the Mr. ROACH le made a Sub-I.ieLtenant, and appointed to the Encouatu Gun Drill. A Ibip of gum, to be viled the Valiant, is ordered to be built in Meas. Krry's Dock-yard.at The Valois us, Combatant, and Ihuntlers frigates, which were built byeontratt at Null, are, from their bad failing, to be reduc ed to Ooops of war at Sheenier'. In an adion lately fought between the French privateer (late Britifh fioop of war) Lilly, and the 13ritilh hoop of war Illy narde in Mona Paltoge, tie: 1311 y, alter having 60 rum kilkd, blew up, when only 40 out of. 160 !Tarn were Lyei. The Avenger illop of war will fail in a few clays from Portf• mouth, With the convoy for Halifax. • : he Charon and Crena frigate.% are ordered to be broken up at Woolwich and :lhcenwis, they being, on futteey, found in fie de !idiot a nate as nut to be Worth repair. Letters from Poole, received yefterday, mention, that the Re liance had arrived there from Newfoundland in thirty-four days :-15e brings m account of the Curlew floop of war having arrived fate out with her convoy. The Wined. has been :tucommonly k- VCre at Newfoundland. and fcarcely has there ever been known to be fuck a quantity of ice on the coaß ; the Rai Whery has in con fequenee been very unfueeefsfuL The above vcifel,in ha paffage home, did not clear the lee till the aoth of May. The Experiment and Ocean Botany Bay (hips, failed from Can ton for England, early in January laft. Tim Swedifh thip Maria,Soderberg, from Malaga to Embdea, with wine and raifins, was entirely wrecked on the emit of Hey fat.i, in tht night betwet n the apth and 3oth of April; the cap tain a nd three men drowned, the other four men Caved. The Daniel Otfp Helena, Adorn, detained and carried into Malta by an Englills fhip, was 11111 lying there on the tyth of April. This fhip had been fet at liberty with the colt of freight. a 1,4.; but the cargo was to be taken out and &panted there, till more fatisfadory proof, of It. Iseineneutral property &avid be ob. tained from Smyrna. Ibe peril:liable past of the cargo was to be fold immediately. We are lorry to announce the lore of the brigan tine the Nymph, of Moot role; WM. BARCLAY mailer, bear Domefnels, in the Baltic. She was unfortu nately jammed in betwixt two pieces of ice, which in ten minutes laid her on her broadfide, and in five minute. more (he went &bwn with all hands. Two other Montrofe vefTels witnelTzd the Ltd catafirophe, but frcm the vicinity of the land, and violence of the wind, could render n-) all This lofs is at tended with mournful circumfiances of ditlrrfs: five of her crew were the Captain's nephews, and one his intended inn in-law. Captain BARCLAY'S death is much lamented. Letters were Thurfday received horn our iquadron cff Ferrol, dated the it7h infant ; at which time there were ten fail of the line, under Sir R. CaLoan, blockading the enemy's flaps in that harbour, confin ing of twelve fail, which for fome time pan have Ihewn a firong intention of potting to fea. Five fail had been dif'atched to look out for the Rochefort lquadron regaining that poet, but were quickly ob.. ' liged to return, in curefequence of the wind changing favourably for the enemy to come out ef Ferrol. The Royal Bahama Gazette of the 2.1. th of April, if ars ....“ We are inform•!.d from the Havannah, that an American had fallen in with a French feerldron, confining of (even fall of the lice, fome frigates, and' tranfports, having on board a number of coldiers, and faid to he bound in the first intlance, to the ifland of Trinidad.—ln the Havannah, a great number of pri• vate armed vac's are fitting out, fume of them of conGderable fierce. The Swint Government hold out the gyeatefi encouragement, and affift to equip thefe 'rads from the King's dotes." There is in the notes of the Mani/ear an extraor• dinary incontinency and incongruity, which int& im• mediately Nike every man upon the firft glance : They begin by telling us that there is but one way of making Peace ; that they will have " the Peace of Amiens, the whole Peace of Amiens—nothing but the Peace of Amiens—Franer will neverjgn on, other." ( Mostitev, May 26).—Five days afterward• they de clare, that there are two ways of making Peace— the one either to fubfcribe to the Peace of Amiens, or, with refpe& to the affairs of the Continent, and of India, to the maritime right, and the right of block. ade, to content to reciprocal compel:rations and re Ilitutions not in the contemplation of that Treaty.— (Malheur, June 1.) Mrs. "arcs's:alas has renewed her engagement, at an advanced falary, with the proprietors of Covent garden Theatre. Mrs. MACRUN, widow of the veteran aaor, netted between 2 and 3001. by her benefit at Covent Garden Theatre on Monday evening. It is become the filhi•in for the City Volzmteer n4fi errs, on their days of review, to entertain the Staff with a grand dinner, which on 'Midday was given at the London Tavern. Tile kir eeing Generals very much approve this mvde cif briaa'ing with the regirlan. Yelerday came on at Ler -re the RECnit- DIA, Sir B. WATSON, Mr. Alderman HUNTER, Mr. Alderman BoYont, Sir W. Lk IGIITON. and a Spec cial. Jury, the following ttialb, relative to the Lcgal Q . nays, when after a minute examination of evidence, they returned the following verdiets:— Kir the Freehol,l of Ralph's Q . 2 ;iy For the oe,apier of Ditto Z.30,r-ca 9,7;3 39.753 For the Occupier of llrevrer%; Quay, the Freehohl having been bought by Govcrurnent previous to the trial For the Occupier ofllflf, , ;.n's Qay, the Freehold having been porchaf...l For the Freehold of Botolch Wharf bciongiog to the City of London For the Occupier =7. 0 94 11 ,300 23.26.4 i 6 7i6 39 , 9 6 9 Yeflerdar, AS a Pruain failor was nnfMlirg, th , t main top flil of a hrig in Limehoufe-hole, Le fell into the theaill and W.I 3 drowned. On WednefdAy evening Mr. THOMPSOW And a young Goldman were robbed near Stamford-bill, by a tangle highwayman, of their money and watches. LAW MTELI IGANZL SUMMER ASSIZES. Oreoan.—Lonl Elknbonnsel, Mr. police Lawrence. Home—Lord Wel Juftice MansfiLld, Mr. Janice Heath. Noarote.--Lord Chief baron, Mr. jurtice Grore. MIDLAND....MX. Baron Th0111(011, Mr. PRICe Knolze. Werrean.—Mr. Juftl,-e Le Blanc, Mr. Baron Graham. NOIll uram..—Mr. juftice Cbintsre, Mr. Baron Noma COURT OF MN BENCH, JUNE 19. THILKING • V. PASSINCHAM AND ,A4nTef. R. Lord ti.t.trnoitoucti oblerved, that title of the Defendant, was in Court, but not the other ; they molt both be in Court together to receive judgment. The circorntlances of his report, even in the general way in which he (hould (late it, were faiiciently pain ful in one ilatement, without beirg obliged to repeat them : whenever the matter was hated, he (hould do it as thortiy as ponible. -- Mr. EESEIN E (Aid they fhonld be both brought up on the day now underaood to be appointed for that purpofe. THE RING V. ROBERT OSMBEIT. This was a convitlion of the Defendant for em h,:zzlement of Naval Stores belonging to His Majef ty's Dock-Yard at Plymouth, and the judwnent of the Court was deferred to this day, for the porpore of making inquiry into the pecuniary circumilanees of the Defendant, who had for many years been ler sant ht this Dock-Yard. It turned oat, that after the payment of his debts he was wottli allow 2831. and that he is between 6o and 7c: years of age, and has now no means but his labour to fupport himfelf and his wife. The Court taking all the circumffances of his cafe into conlideraticn, did order and itOjudge that he be fined zgl. and be imprifoned for one year in the Cam !non Jail for the County of Devon, and fut titer ire ptifoned until fuch fine be pill Tit I KING 4. R MaNSLLI. PHILIP!, Esq The Defendant had been convided of fending a letter to another Gentleman on the fuhizet t f the Caermarthe,n Election, to provoke a challenge, &c. The affidavits Rated that what thi, Gentleman did was under an irritation which the Profecutos had caufed, he apprehending a chAllenge from hint. That he bears no malice towards tl:e Profecotor, &c That he is an Officer of Sea Fenc bles in Glarnorganthire, and that his abfcnce from that corps will be detri mental to the fervice, &c. Mr. CLIFFORD fupported the Defer.d.lnt's appeal to the f.vnur of the Court. Mr. Eassusi, for the profemion, faid this cafe reminded him of a Line in a fav , ,ut he Ballad, v'hich onr Sivereign might apply to this Gentleman, Athos a gull.:r.t and mtvitorious officer : trust I have, within my realm, 's Five hundred good as he.' Having faid this, be left tide entirely to the dill cretin') of the Court ; on which it was ordered that the Defendant (hould Hand coromiled to the King's Beach Prifon, and brought up for judgment. NEWTCN V NEWTON. Richard Newton appeared in Court, and entered intn a recognizance for bis good behaviour for one year, in confequence of articles of the peace being exhibited againtt him by his K•ife. LLOYD V. GREEN. Mr.P.stot Rated, that the Plaint;ff k a Batber and Hair-dr:4er, in Carey-lireet. The Defendant had been Waiter, hot was now Mailer of Will's Coffee houfe,Dneoln's-Inn-fields. The Plaintiff had Int two rears and Lome months di effed the hair and !hayed the Deizndant, fnr which he charged the ',fuel furs. on thee occafions. Ile onderftood that a cuftnm was to he fet up in defewe, by which it was to be eßa bli ;led, that a Hair.dreffer or Barber was to drefs and (have all the Mailers andWaitcrs of Cutree-houfes and Hotels, gratis, in confideration of their recom mending him to the cuttomers t.f the houfe. He had heard of the cuflum of Merchants being part of the law of the land—but he did not know that the cußotn of Barbers was any part of Inch law. It appeased in evidence that the Plaintiffatiended the Defendant as Hair-dretfer, Shaver, &c. tor up. wards of two years, as he had done tile Defendant's predecefftr in this Coffee houfe (Mr. Titonht s) who had paid him. It was attempted to he proved that a enflorn ex. Med as Rated by Mr. PARK 6, but Lord ELL' ego. stouott (aid it could not countera& the Law. Ver di& for the Plaintiff—Damages 71. 7,. Till RING V. BLACD.)I4. Mr. Cutwoon applied, that the judgment which was to be pronounced to-morrow, might Hand over to a future day, on the ground cf !he ncrctfl y of p m . curing an affidavit from a witnefs, nho had be,n un der examination before the Houle rf Commons. The Learned Counfet raid, that according to the terms of the affidavit, under the authority of which he appli ed for the indulgence of the Court, the privileges of Parliament would have been violated, if the ell ;ninny recognized, had been before obtained. Although it was 1, hated, the Learned Counrel WAS nut aware how thole privileges could be affeCted. Lord Et.r.s sottotron.—.'s One would be enreme• ly tender of vi , dating any privilege of the Hoof of Commons, but how this effeft can be produced ire this way, I want new lights to difcaver." Mr. READER, on the fame tide, fail, that he bad had an opportnnity of infpeuling the affidavit whicn had nut be thewn to his Learned Friend, and that the true ground of this application was, that Mr. Bartholomew, who bad been examined before the Honk of Commons, was gone to Portfmetith, and that an interval of tome days would be =diary to obt tin his affidavit. Lord ELLEN BOROUC If There is no objection to giving fuck an opportunity ; but this is a matter of faCt. not a quehion of prix ilege. Let it (land over until Wednefdey next." This being the firtt day of Sittings in Term, at one o'clock the Chief juitice fat at Nin Prius, but nothing material occurred, and time Court broke up at an aerrly hour. The unparelleled (twee, of Mr. Twutt.tres cele brated Divertifement "'l'3:• Qt2arrei," ha,, we no de' Wind, induced that ingecitais Compote , Votcr, to gratify the molten! world with A piece upon a plan, entitled " The Reconciliatiot:," an , l which, though it has not been publithed rzysre than A week, has received the fanaion of no lets than live of the moll lathionable mufical parties at the Welt cod of the Jose. r