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From tit LONDON GAZETTB, :Tilly 3. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 2. Sd Regiment of Dragoons. Latin, Gent. to be Carnet, without purchaft, vice S,Wed, pi °footed. stl Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Huchine to be twain of a Troop, without purchafe,aud Cornet Edward Browne to be Lieutenant wi:hout purchafe. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoon;—William Nourfe, Gem. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Skinner, promoted. 15th Dittoai-Lietit. Edward Griffith., to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Shedder, promoted in the Bth Light Dragoons, and Cornet W illiant Harlon to lie Lieutenant, without purchare. 38th Dittos-Cornet Robert Carew to be Lieutenant, with-nit purchafe, and Crokcr. Gent. to he Cornet, vice Carew. zeth Ditto—William Mitchell, Efq. to be Affillant Paymalter. ssd Ditto—John Peter Lindfell , Gi.r.t. to be Cornet. by purchefe, vice Macarmick, promoted. ill Ditto—Cornet acid Adjutant William Jones to have the rank of I.ieutenant. 25th Ditto—Edward Bellingham Xeimah, Efq. to be Paymalter, vice Oliney, who Tenn,. IR Regiment of Pont. To be Lieutcnints, without purchefe—Enfigns Charles M'Gregor, William Mitchell, Angus blaclachlan, H. Cowell, Jane. COW • ell, John Cowell, John Wether..ll from the Nova Scotia Fenci cibles, William Hume from ditto, and William Bailey, Irmo the airadian Fenciblcs. T Enfigns—Peter Grant, Gent. vice M'Gregor ; Lachlan Ivi•Leati. Gent. vice Mitchell ; Serjcant-Major Calbraith, fr. im the Royal Fuzileers, vice Maclachian, and Ails. Graham, Gin , . vice H. CowclL Ditto, Enfign Still, front the 82.(1 Foot, to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Chambers, who retires. sth Ditto—Hofpital-mate George M'Callow, to be Affiftant- Surgeon 6th Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign Samuel Riad, from the 87th Foot. Enfign Lihanus Tilfley, from the eft Garrifon Battalion. Enfign James Thomfon, from the 59th Foot. g ith Ditto—Fnfigu A. Sutherland to be Lieutenant, without pus , . chafe, vice Bowen. promoted in the 9cth Foot, and C. M. Mee han, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Sutherland. 24th Ditto—Patrick Dillon. Gent, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Dawfon, promoted in the tooth Foot. 15th Ditto—lieutenant James Hogg to be Captain uf a Company, %ire Myers, dcceafed. To be Lieutenants—Fnfigns George Adair, vice Hogg, Anthony Kelham, vice Hewetfon, fuperfeded; J. H. Clarke, vice Kir wan, fuperfeded, and John Crofby, vice Lazzarini, promoted iu the Regiment of Malta. To 'oe Enfigns—John Stevens, vice Adair; Vere Fawcett, vice K,lham ; Walter Baggot, vice Clarke; Richard Little, vice Crofby ; Maurice Nolan, vice Hugo, promoted in the 7thVieft India Regiment, and John William Reader, Gents. vice Blood, promoted in the Bth Welt India Regiment. 26th Ditto-.-Captain Brahazon Dean Vernon to be Major, with out purchafe. vice Skinner, promoted. To Lieutenants, without purehafe. _ _ Lieutenant Hugh Roy, from the ad Vic;! India Regiment, vice Audain, promoted; Enfign John Dutton, from the 46th Foot. Fnfigns S. Carter and John Gorge Browne. k nlign W. H. Peck, from the yoth Foot. To he Enfigto,--John Dixon Taybar, Gent. vice Carter; William Harper, Gent. vice Browne. s7th Ditto—Captain Richard Alkew to be Major. by purchafe, vice Willoughby, who retires. Captain Robert Stewart, from half.pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Warner, appoint ed to the aft Weft India Regiment. _ _ 1 7 .nfign William Butler to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Frederick Crevp:, Chin. to be Enfign, vice Butler. 3111 Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchak--Enfigns --Madden, John ... Tboroton, and Wm. Chamberbyne. - - - • To be Eniigns — Cuthbert Ward, Gent. vice Siadden, and George Rebertfon, Gent. vice Thornton. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard D.dy, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, and Cornwall jolliffe, Efq. to be Payttialter of the ad Battalion. 35th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without putchafe—Enfigns John Warton, j. Ivcry: George Arthur, from the 911 L Foot; Thomas Weare; Pobert Cameron, from the nth Foot; Richard Wheadey, from V:tf s3d Foor. To be Erllgns, Walker, Gent. vice Warmn ; Shad well, Gem. vice Ivory; Manners, Gent. vice Weare ; Thomas Evans, Cent. vice Mayberry, wao refros; Free mn, Gent. To be Adint,:nt—Fnfign George Porter. To be Quarter Matter— natter Mater &leant Fitton, from the 48th Foot. 36th Dit ozi—Captain Robert William Mills, from the 86th Foot, ip be Captain of a Compacy, without purchafe. 37th Ditto--Lieutenant Edward l3arwlck to be Captain of a Com pany, without purehafe, vice St!wart, promoted ; John Arm itrong, Gent. to be Longo, without purehafe, vice William!, promoted in the 46th Foot ; Lieutenant George Williams to be Adjutant, vice Barwick, promoted. op ft Ditte—Serjeant Alexander Lagan to be Quarter Mafter, vice Bullock. who refigns 4ad Ditto—A. Graham, Got. to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice IVi'Donnell, promoted. 436 Ditto—Henry Dawfun, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Hopkins, latimoted. 45th Ditto—Lieut!, ant W. H. Stephens, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieuteti..nt, without purehafe. 4 6111 Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without pt:rcliale—Enkr John Williams, from the 3tth Font, vice Bercsford, promote,: in the loth Foot; Bairn John Strongitharm, Nathaidel Brown, Benjamin For tier, front the t tilt Foot; Herry Pickering. To he Eilign—Frederick Meade. Gent. vice Strongitharm. scrh Ditto--Lieutenant Henry Phelps to be Captain of a Compa ny, without purchafe. 53d Ditto--J.Cruiee, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Wheatley, promoted in the 35th Foot. 54th Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant Blackman to have the rank of Lieutenant; Enfign Walter Crofton, from the Btft Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Kelly, promo ted ; Henry Rickards, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Straith, who reigns. 58th Ditto—E. Kingfley, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Crewe, promoted. Sl;th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Adams, from the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Hitchcock, app ,, ir tell to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. 6:0 Ditto---Evelyn P. Dormer,Efq Captain with temporary rank, from half pay of the 35th Foot, to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Young, whole appointment has not taken place. 64,11 Ditto--John Valium, Gait. to he Enfign,without purchafe, vicefolly, promotediu the lit Welt India Regiment. 65th Ditto-m Captain Thomas Weiberall Ottley, front the roth Foot, to be Major, by purdah, vice Maddilon, promoted. 67th Ditto—Enfign William Macronald, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to he Enfign. vice Dudgeon, who exchanges. 70th Ditto•--Lieutenan, William Beresfortl, from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ormfby,deccaled. Enfign Throhald Hunt, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Bobo Dorald Mackay, from the 72d Foot, to be Lit.utenant, without porebafe. ~ft Ditto—Lieutenant James Henry Cromwell, front the 4th Dragoon,, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe. 7ad into—Duncan Campbell, Gent to be Enfign, without pur• chafe, vice Mackay, promoted in the loth Foot. 78th Regiment of Fnot. To be J.leutenants wi:hout purchafe 7 Enfizits William Grucber m . l . l L ioma . s ß V o a d il dr at: c t . i, racalutltunn, N:il Campbell, and i John Chrißopher M'Rae ur,eans; Lwinier Strachan. fro be Eufigns—Volanteer M‘Rac, vice Douglas; Volunteer Cohn Mackenzie. vice Valiant ; Gent.vice Mon t; Anderfon s Gent. vice M'Rae. SLR Ditto, Muurdale, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, %km- Crofton, promoted itt the ,54th Foot. Patul:o, Gem to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Read, pi omoted in the loth Foot. th Ditto—:Nathatilel Gregg. Gem. to be Enfign, without pus chafe, 'le t -Rich', pi-um); -41 tit the 6th Foot. lore, Crum :Le Coklftream Guards, to he Captdo of a tomptly, by purcb.de, laze And:icon, who - ft tiles. 29111 'NOG ••F • ••ilF11 Vt fi iu Pic!: to he Lirotenant, without put. cl.aio iViaguite, Gut. to b.:: LAbgn, vice Fifir- sloth Regiment of Foot. API To be Enfigns, without purchate—Frands Matas. Gent. vieel Peek, promoted in the t6th Font ; Thomas Hugo, Gent. vice Rains, promoted in the 6th Welt India Regiment ; Charles Hanky, Gent. vice Dunbar, piornotel in the Bth Weft India' Regiment. Tn be Adjutant—Lieutenant Hugh Mac Lean, vice Hooper, pro- meted in the 87th Foct. To be Quarter Mafter—Quarter Maßcr Serjcant Dixon, vice Stephens deceafed. 9 ft Dino— Do nald Livingttone, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Arthur, promoted it the 35th Foot. 93th Ditto—Second Lieutenant W. A. Summerfall to be Fiat Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Firft Lieutenant James Stewart to be Adjutant; Quarter Matter John Mackenzie to be Pay-1 niafter of the ad Battalion. 96th Ditto—Enfign Charles Vallancey to he lieutenant, without purebafe, vice Williams, promoted ; Enfign Thomas Lambe to be Heimann, without purchafe, vice Kutzlcher., promoted. To be &A t m, without porchate—William Hankin, Gent- vice Vaftancey ; George Gordon, Gent. vice Lambe; Jenkins, Gent. vice Hungerfold, promoted in the 3d Welt India Regi ment William Cox, Gent. vice Carey, promoted in the 7th . - - Weft India Rtgion-nt. To be Adjutant, with rank of Erifign—Scricant Major jofeph Bell, vice Smith, who :digits the Adjutancy. 99th Ditto—Richard Rowland, Geut to be Entign, without pur chafe. tooth Ditto-.Enfign William Dawfon, from the 14th Foot, to be . . . . Lieutenant, without purchafe; Fulign James Hamilton, from the asth Foot, to be LiLutenant, without purchafe. aft Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant John Winkler to be Cap tain of a Company, without purchafe, vice O'Connell, promoted in the sth Welt India Regiment; Eungn Michael Foley, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Winkler. 3d Ditto—Enfign Beecher Hungerford, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchale ; Fillip James Hamilton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Francis Chumley, Gent to be Enfign, vice Hamilton. 4th Diuo—Enfign John Dudgeon, from the 67th Foot, to be En fign, vice Macdonald, who exchanges; Murray Cathcart Bur gels, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice johnitone, to be fuperfeded, having abfented from the Army Depot, when on the point of embarkation to join his Regiment. 6th Weft India Regiment. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign Richard Wafts, from the 64th Foot, vice M'Pherfon, appointed to the 59th Fast; Enfign Jofeph Welk from the 2d Welt Indio Regiment; EnOgn John Rains, from the cooth Foot. 7th Weft India Regiment. co be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign George Hugo, from the 15th Foot; Enfign Alphonfo Kirk, from the Royal African Corps ; Enfign James Carey, from the 95th Foot. Bth Ditto—Captain William Baillie, from the 18th Foot, to be Major, without porthole. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign Dunstan M'Bean, from the Royal African Corps; Enfign James Thornton ; En fign John Blood, from the 15th Foot ; Enfign Janus Dunbar, from the 9oth Foot; Enfign Henry Beauchamp, from the Royal African Corps. To be Enfign—John Cumming, Gent. vice Thornton. Royal African Corps—Volunteer Henry Anderfun to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Mikan, promoted in the Bth Welt In dia Regiment. The King's German Legion. tit Regiment of Dragoons—Captain John Baron Bulow to be Ma jor, with temporary rank. ad Ditto—Captain Ludoiph Haring, from the !ft Regiment of Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rook ; Lieutenants George Lewis Schulze, and A. de Kerlithbruch, from Ditto, to be Lieutenants, with temporary rank ; Cornets Philip Curt de Hugo, and William Baron llfendortf, from Ditto, to be Cornets- - ad Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Captain Auguftus Heiliger, from the tit Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank; Captain Werner Baron Burette, from Ditto, to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank ; Lieutenants George Baron Wenfe, at .d George de Donop, from Ditto, to be Lieutenants, with temporary rank; Cornets William Baron During, and George !Adder to be Cornets. ad Battalion of Light Infantry—Captain Hugh Halkett to be Ma . - jor ; Captain A moot l'roent, from the 3d liattalion of the Line, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Halkett. aft Battalion of the Line—Captain Adolphus Baron Beck to be Major, with temporary Rank; Captain Charles Thalmann to be Captain of a Conivany, with temporary Rank, vice Troent, appointed to the .t.d battalion of Light Infantry. sth Ditto—Henry Knight : Efq. to be Paymafter. ' " ' Regiment of Artillery—Lieutcnant Bernard Buff:natio to be Se cond Captain, with temporary Rank. Dillon's Regiment—Mak r Burke. from the Auftrian Ser vice to he Captain of a Company, vice Renaud, promoted. Rryal Regiment of Malta—Lieuteram Lewis Schlozer, from the King's Germ.: Legion, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. aft Garnfon Battalion—Quarter-Mailer John Mare, from half pay of the late nth Carrifou Battalion, to be Enfign:vice Tilficy, promoted in the 6th Foot. zd Ditto—Cap:ain John Kt!?liley, from the 57th Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice D' :It nn, appnien.d to the 6zd Foot. ift Royal Veteran Battalion —Serjeant Rryfon, from the 34th Foot, to be Bap, vice Gordon, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. 2d Ditto--Lieutenant John Hepturne, from the rit Veteran B at talion, to be Lieutenant, vice P.l‘B.an,appointed to the 25th Foot. 3d Ditto—Entign James Campb 11, from the 6th Veteran Batta lion, to be Enfign, vice Humber, placed on the retired Lift. 7th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Hart is to be Athitant Surgeon, vice Thom fon, who refign , Bth Ditto--Captain John FF.:cLc..nk, from the s9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Barrack Artificers—John W. Hinins, Gent. to be Second Limba cant, without purchafc. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ Surgeon James MacGregor, irom the Royal Horfe Guards, to be a Deputy infpeator of Hofpitals. zd Regiment of Royal Eafl India Volunteers. Lieutenant James Lowe to be Captain, vice Willis, who retires; Enllgn William Henry Partridge to be Lieutenant, vice Lowe; George Robert Cooper Wilcoeke, Gent to be Enfign, vice Par. tridgr. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Lieutenant William Vaughan Palmer, from the 234 Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company in the 35th Regiment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the 2Stb of May lait, has not taken place. The undermentioned Officers; are fuperfcded, viz. Bth Foot—Lieutenant Edward Smith, having abfented kintfelf from a detachment of the Regiment without leave. aid Ditto—Second Lieutenant Jufrph Walilt, being abfent without leave. 31ft Ditto—Enfign Henry Dutton, ditto. both Ditto—Surgeon F. Fiedler, ditto. 3d Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Hyacinth Fallon, having ab. tented from the Army Depot when on the point of embarkation to join hie Regiment. 4th Ditta—Lieutenant F O'Connor, ditto. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ........ Auguft 17. Charlcs Glover, of Albemarle-ftreet, parifh of Saint Ccorge, Hanuver•fquare. upholltcrer, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. James Garbett, of Liverpool, builder, jollier, de..ter and chapman, to furrender Auguft 6, 7. and 13, at one, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Bold ftreet, I .iverpord. Atturnies, Mr. Archi bald Keighttey, School-lar.c, Liverpool; or Meffra. Macdougall and Hurter, James Bennett and llonias Bennett, late of Huntingdon, drapers, copartners, dealers and chapmen, (but now of Stamford, Lin colnfhire,) July t r, la, and Auguft 13, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon. Attornies, Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane. Richard Powell Chandler, of Gloneeftcr, tobaceonift, finiff-ntanu (adorer, dealer and chapnian, (paltrier with Thomas Edward Savage, of the fame place) July to, t t, and Augult 13,at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern. Br Ilia Attorniss, Melfrs. (arrant and Monte, Chancery.lane, London. Barnett Hole, now or late of Paiawl.l, Glourefterlbile, clothier, dealer and chaproan, July 2.5, at five, July s 6, and Arigult 13, at (loan, at the Falcon Inn, Pailicwick. Attornies, Mr. Tovey, Newnham, Gloueefterfkire; or Mr. Jame, Nu. la, Gray's Inn• - fluare, London. James Smith, of Sudbury Green, parifh of Harrow, 1141diUerce, falellnan, broker, thakr and chapman, July 12, 27, and Anna 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. John Collard the younger, of Carterbury, hop dealer, July 6,13, and Augid as, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At toracs, Mara. Virien and licktring a rarF 114451infs, l ever.. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY T. The Bilk upon the table were forwarded in their tprpedtive Rages. Among thefe, the Irik Loyalith Commiffloners, the kith Affifred •i'aies Bill, and the Bill for continuing the Proceedings of the Houfe or Lords in the cart of Mr. udice Foe, in the neat Sellion of Parliament, were levering read a third time and paired. The three Exchequer Bills Bills, the Forgery Lawe Extuafido. the Warehoufing, the Smug:ding Prevention, the Cochineal Bill, the Idle of Mari Smuggling Bill, and feveral Private Bills, were brought from the Commons by Mr. ALEXANDER, and refixes tively read a first time. The Ea-I of SUFFOLK in allufion to a Bill, which he con ceived was before the Houfe, which he underftood appropriated large fatarics to Prize Agents, and allowed great emoluments to certain other !salmis, otiferved, that in many inttances, the Naval forces were treated with great partiality, with refpeel to captures, to the prejudice of the land Forces; he particularifed Come cafes, where he conceived the army were wily as well entitled to is (hare of the proceeds of the captures, as the Navy, and yet the whole was claimed by the latter, viz. at Toulon, and at the Cape of Good Hope : the latter place could not have been taken, were it not for the co-operation of the land forces. A ftronger inltance obtained, in the cafe of a de:aehment he had himfelf commanded while ferving in America: the whole of what was taken on that °region was captured by that force,- and yet, becaufe it could not be fu well conveyed to the place of A. ulterior deltination by land, as by fea, the property was claimed by the Navy.—The Noble Earl made no motion on the fubjedt. The Truft Monies Securing Bill (an original meafure propofed by Earl STANHOPE) was read a fecund time, and committed for to-morrow. _ _ The Woollen Manufa&urers Bill was read a third :ime, and paired. Lord HOLLAND took the opportunity briefly to exprefs his difapprobation of the principle of the Bill; and his fatisfadion at uuderftanding it was Intended the general fubjed thould be taken up early in the next Sellion of Parliament. The Curates' Stipendiary Bill was read the third time and pad, after fomt converfation, in wh!ch Lord Ho la.* go, the Duke of Noticing, the Earl of Sot FOLK, and the fliatops of ST. AIAPII and LONDON took a part. The Irifl Loyalifts Compenfation Bill, and the Bill for continu ing the Proceedings iu the cafe of Mr. Juftice For, were read the third time and paged. Lord HOLLAND prefented a Petition from cer tain inhabitants of the Ifland of (3uernfey, whole names were thereunto fubfcribed, againit the Smug ling Prevention Bill, praying to be heard by their Counfel againft the fame. His Lordibip obferved,he fhould take an opportunity to move that the Peti tioners be heard by Counfel in a fubfequent Rage of the Bill. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table ; and, after Come private bufinefs was difpofed of, the Houle adjourned. TUESDAY. JULY 2. in a Committee of Privil2ges, their Lord(hips made farther pro• grefs in the contideration of the cafe of the Royal Dukes, claiming their rights to vote as Peers of Ireland at the Eledtion of Peers to fit on the part of Ireland in the United Parliament, dm. to proceed again to-morrow. Lord CAHIER, one of the Irifh Reprefentative Peers, was (worn and took his feat. _ _ The following Bills received the Royal Affent by Commilfion the kith Civil Lift Bill, Land Tax Confolidation Bill, Mr. Pitt's indemnity Bill, Expiring Laws Bill, Coafting Trade Regulation Bill, Woollen Exportation Bill, Bill for fufpending the Penal Ads on the Woollen Trade, and the Poor Clergy Bill, with reve re! Private Bills. The Cornnsi'Boners prefent were the Lord _ _ . _ Chancellor, Lord Ellenborough, and Los:d Walfingham. The Dublin Harbour Bill, Militia Officers Bill, Palace-yard Bill, and the Corn Adt Amendment Bill, were brought up from the Commons, and feverally read a firit time. Mr. ADAM was heard as Counfel for the Petitioners againft the St. Pancras Bill ; and Mr. Plower for the Petition. After which a converfation arofe, on the motion for the third reading of the Bill, in which the Earl of Suffolk, the Bifhop of St. Af.iph, and Lord Holland oppofed the Bill, and the Earl of Suffolk, the Duke of Montrofe, and Lord Walfinghana fuppurted it. 'nu Houfe then divided—Contents it,. Not Contents 5. The Bill was afterwards palled. Earl STANHOPB moved, That the Truftees Bill be com mitted. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, the EUI required much more ferious deliberation than could be given to it at this period of the Scffion, as it went to atfed laws of fo delicate and impor tant a nature as thole relative to trults. He therefore hoped the Noble Earl would coofcnt to withdraw the Bill for the prefeot. Earl STANHOP and Lord HOLLAND contended that the Bill ought to go into a Committee, even if it could not pals this Sefton, as the nccelfity of a Bill ou the Lune principle had nut been denied. The Houfe divided—Contents a—Nat Contents 8. The Bill wai therefore loft—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the motion of Mr. WIGRAM, a ntw writ was ordered to be iffucd for the Borough of New Rots (Ireland) for the elcdion of a Menibtr in the room of Charles Tottenham, jun. Efq. who has accepted the office of Efche.itor of Munftcr. A Mel:lige was delivered from the Lords expreffing their Lord lips' emicurrtnce with this Houfe in thepaffing of the Irilh Civil Lilt, the Land Tax Redemption, the Corn Intercourfe, the Poor Chivy, the Woollen Manufadurers, the Seamen's Encourage ment Bills. _ _ _ The fownleian Colleetion, the Privilege Regulation, the Irilb Infirmary, the Lambeth Water Wo ks, the Bridal Straw Plat Encouragement, the Spanilh Red Wine Importation (Irilh), and Limham's Divorce Bills, were each reported, and ordered to be read a third time to•morrow. _ _ - The Public Anditors Bill, the Dublin Baking Bill, the Leith Harbour Bill, and the Spirit Trade Intercourfe Bill, were feverally read a third time, and paffed. The Plate Dials Bill, the Sugar Drawback Bill, the Hop Duty Bill,thc Linen Drawback Bill, the frith Military Survey Bill, the Irifts Loan Adt Amendment Bill, and Judge Fox's Bill, were read each a fecund time, and the reports were ordered for confidera don to-morrow. The Quarantine Returns of laft year were laid before the Houfe. Upon their being entered as read, Mr. ROSE moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify inch Perfons be longing to his Majefty's Government as may have infringed upon the Quarantine Laws, by any regulation that they may have thought neeeffary to adopt within the left twelve months. The Lords Amendments to the Public Offenders Bill were read and agreed to. Lord BROOKE prefented a Petition from the Right Honour able Charles Francis Greville againft the. Swathern Whale Fifliery Bill—Ordered to be laid on the table. The kith Hearth Money Bill was loft, in confequenee of an Amendment made by the Lords in a Money Claufe. A new Bill, however, was afterward. brought in, read a brit time, and ordered for a fccond reading to morrow. sin the motion of Mr. VANSITTART,the Report of the Dub lin Police Bill was ordered to be taken into farther confideration this day month. The Lords Amendments to the Dublin Paving Bill were, af ter tome flight oppofition from Lord De Blaquiere, agreed to. The Paddington Canal Coal Bill, and the Confolidated Fund Bill, were each paired through a Committee, and the Reports or dered to be received to-morrow. New Bills—The Pilot's Reguiation,the Trills Spirit Duty Col ledion, the hilh Paper Duty Colledion. and the kith Hone and Dog Tax Amendment Bilk—Read a brit time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. Colonel STANLEY prdented a Petition from Francis Chal mer, late of Liverpool, but now of London, corn inerelmtt praying for a repeal of the pit of the Kiug, Co ar as relates to the Middle Duty impofcd upon Corn ; and alto praying that the Houle would not leave a diferetionray power in the Privy Coun ci! with regard to the Export Regulations of Corn.—Urdered to be laid on the table. isLa nr MAW. Colonel STANLEY brought up the Report of the Duke of Athol's Compenfation Bill, which was read and agreed to. On the queltion being put for the third reading of that Bill, Mr. CURWEN objedcd to the canraffing which was laid to have taken place for a fupport of the claims of the Nuhle Duke. Earl TEMPLE pronounced the whole proceed;!‘g to he a fcan dallos job, and declared that he muff feel it his duty to protect againtt fuch a meafure. VQI4IO sT4.24LAT pprcift4 14i thwough pg4n4i9u that ;be r Stinting of the ennspenfar inn nnwpwspored was nothing more tha t , sa alt of jullice to shat illullrious perfon. Mr. SHERIDAN was 11 . ••,d ro lee fi. much of an eterrisa Jr the eonduet of (wise pt t Cons on this fulled., that 2 N near him (Earl 'temple), inftead of attemptiog to argu, had now esint,:nted hhtsi - df with pro eP-ing againft would have been better, however, it this protelt ha., not L. Jr. companied with fee% vet y ftrong expretlions; but it Wa• nately too often the cafe that, when gentlemen fail of pr.:J.26 1 ftrong arguments, they have recourfe to ftrong ,apedli, v ,„ so they teem not to have tat) , more to fay upon the fubjeel, and as th. l were likely to be defeated, be would advise them to eouGder :he cafe with more attention in the leifure tune winch the r e ed, nil afford them. Mr. CAt.CRAFT did not fee that the Honourable Gentleman who Ind jut:. fat dom.. Lad any 1 ight to take credit to kintkit f„ ; his attcntiou to this bulb:J . ,. He had never had any oifirrd ment on the cafe in his h.:hd At inch a 'hue a. this he thuuLlst we Ibould have better autho; :ty than a chins to otlrliheralay. M r. SHERIDAN e Mr. WILBER kORC f: did not impeach the intenti.m of thol e who brought forvrtrd the Bill ; but !aid that ha thought it Vodb a wage of public money through a mill.:Aen notion. Lot,' DE BLAQyiERE gave his Croft d. tided fur r.r.• to the Bill, and declared that Lc never gave a more cookieLtiolu vote o 4 the courie of his life. Mr. Fr 1.1.0 NV F.S laid a few words againft the Bill, 2n . l ;, Houle divided. For the third rcading, ; agaicti it, 12.-Majo rity, 30.... . _ _ The Bill was, after Coate farther elaverfatioa, raffed, and a• deri.tltu the Lords. mr.. TROTTSIL. Mr. WHITBREAD hraught in a Bill to indemnify all filch per. Cons as may be examined as witnefres arainft Henry Lord Viicovot Melville, in cafe it Mal! appear that they have nut given talk evo deuce, prevaricated, or refilled to anfwer. Sir W. EI.FORD wilted to know whether tke BID incloduli idemnification agaltift civil as w•ll as criminal pror..cuticn Mr. WHITBREAD iiiformea the Ilan. Member that, as the Bill now Rood, It went no further than to an itnleinnificati,n agaiult any criminal procefs which might othenvite be had.--W. tainly, it would be cnnipctent to the ilunourable Member. or atr other Honourable Gentleman who might think fit, to more Amendment to that effect hi any future Rage of the Bill. The Bill was then read a firs time, and ord,rcd for a fumed reading to-morrow. Mr. Serjeat.t BEST pot off his motion which flood for Thug. day until neat feWou.—Adjourned. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confols, for July 5911—Reduced 58H--Omnium 4. PRICE OF ST OCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock, 1794 aot 180, I India Stock t 52.4 tB3 3 pc: Riql Ann. 58E4 India Bonds, 21.135. dif 3 per Cent. Conf Ann. Mit Ditto Ann. 9: 4 per Cent. 7.5 ff I Irith 5 per Cent3.B6l Intelligence has been received by the Mail from Gottenburgh, that Aufiria has certainly demanded an explicit explanation from BONAPARTE refiefiing bis farther deigns on Italy. No farther accounts have been received from the WeR Indies. We have feen a number of letters be tides thole we alluded to yellerday, but they prevent very few new fads, and therefore need not occupy much of our columns. We may, however, foor. ex pea important intelligence from that quarter. It is a vet y important faa, that fo !AO AS the zza of May, the enemy had not commenced any opera tion. At that time they were am in ?crt Royal, Martinique, lying at 1:i:gle anchor. Som.: reports Rate them to have been there on the asth, but this is not fuficier•.tly o stiiruied.d. It is the opinion of many, in the City, th , ! r:•r, main object of the enzmy • is an attack on jantaict, and that their flay at Martinique is only for the pm pole of refrefhing their troops a littl any c,Tccn trating their force. Little apprehenfion is, how• ever, entertained for the fafety of the ifiand, and every delay on the part of the enemy increafes the probability of NELSON falling in with them be fore they effeel any important obje&. Lord NELSON, we underliand,pasTed the Madeiras on the 17th of May, under a prefs of fail, and there is every reafon to hope that he arrived at Earbadoes on the 6th or 7th of June at the 'area. It appears, therefore, that from the devious courfe ptrfued by the enemy, Lord NELSON was not above three weeks behind the combined fleet. The following are vrads from the Jamaica Pa pers: ST. JACO DE LA VFGA, MAY We are in formed that his Honuur, the Lieutenant Governor, has appointed 111. - ulday the zoth indent, for rectiv ing the Nation 1,3 c continuing the interc,,urfQ, the United States. " The following information was :Led from the King's Houle, oa Thurfday, in confequence of the dirpatches received by his Majetty's fi igate Mrac I, KY; (CIRCULAR.) " Ste, King's Honfe, May ro. The Lieutenant Governor dirt is me to aLqu tin: you, for Information of the parilh of —, that the Mercury frigate ar rived yefterday at Port Itoyul, with difpatcbes to his Honour from Vice Admiral Sir John Orde, commanding hi+ Nfajetty's (hips of war off Cadiz, dated on the tcth cf April tall, of which the cnclofed is an eat,adt. The Lieutenant-Governor, h. log ap• prehenfive that the force in queftion, if defined for an att.ck upon this ifland, may make its appearance faddeoly on the coot, his Honour &fires that you will call a meeting of the principal inba• bitants of the parilh, to coralder of the bell means to be atler.4l for preventing the enemy atom fubliitieg theatfelves, Sc.:.:. therein, Amid they effedt a landirj before a fiacien: f..r,•e es'l be colledted to oppofe them, as well as for fccur:tiz the (hip ping and prcperty in the harbours and towns jn the p. rich, or Lt leaf fur preventing them from felling into the hands of the enemy. " I have the honour to be, iStc." " Chief Magiftrate " Extraa of a letter from Vice. Admiral Sir JOHN ORVE, Bart.:— " Glory, at Sea, April ta. " I haste difratclrd the Mercury frigate with this to aegt.aint you, that yeiterday I was compelled to quit my flittiJo before Ca. Jiz, by the fudsien appeatance of the Toulon fleet, confiding t.f ao or 24 fail, tt or is of them certaitly of the line, the reft htacy frigates at leaft. In the crchinr the fleet was aide off the h.eht,ug of Cadiz, where one French ibip of the line, anti fix or tents Silt nilb, were real, to juia them in an hour, .„nd three or four of the latter in 24 hours. What the dtitinottion of this force, attn . to patiattic, gm be, t:11: qut pap it t: be