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.. S of - 6 1 . A . .. b l l 4 •._ . r • r 7'. ---. • Oa ' %J •: J C: W:MCEP. THEATRE ROYAL, DRUILY-LANB. PARLiiimENraßr PROCEEDINGS. DUCHY OF LANCASTER, WILTS. &olden/ W HZREAS the Leafe .of the foram] For Farms belonging to hie Majefty in right of tht Duchy or Lancafter, within the dilifforefted Foreft of Brayclon,in the County of Wilts, has lately apized, Nodes is hereby given, , That the Right Han. the Chancellor and Council of his Majefty's Duchy of Lanatter are wilting to treat for Infra for .3 t years of the feweral Farms, upon the pieties undertaking to build fubtts2al4l Farm-houfes and other necetfary out buildings thereon, where the &mare now wanting, uncle:the infpeetion ache DucbySurveyne. Maps of the Eftatc, and further patticalars, may be known at the Duchy of Lancader Office, Somerfet-place, London. HOUSE OP LORDS, THURSDAY. PM iS. Several Private Bills were briniest from the Commons. The Quarantine Regulation Bill went through a Committee, and was reported without any amendment. The Committee of Privileges on the Rook Peerage was port. posed till Thurfclay next. On tbeinodon of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the judgment of the Court of Sawn in Scotland, in the Appeal Bannerman againft Bannerthan, Was affirmed.—Adioureed. 0-MORROW EVENING. MARCH t, !VI, Will be parfarneed the Tragedy at DOUGLA4. Nerved, by the YOUNGIROSCIUS. Lad Randall* Mr. HOLLAND, Glenalven, Mr. BARRYMOILE. . • Matilda. Mrs. POWELL; Ahes, Mite EOM. To which will be added the Farce at THE DEVIL TO PAY. jebfon. Mr. BANNISTFR; Neil. Mite DUNCAN.. The YOUNG ROSCIUS will performs on Taefday,Tburfday, a nd sew day. in the mining week. JD 14asday, The Hoary Moon; with the Lady of the Ina. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH s, iBos, vein be paformed the New Comedy of TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY. To which will be added ((mind time) a New Midical Farce. called OUT OF PLACE ; Or. THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. Tbs Mirada.. by Mire. HILL, SIMMONS. BRANAM, BLANCHARD, FAWCZTT i Sitcom STORACI, axed Mirs WADDY. WARD AND LODGING. AYOUNG LADY war% for a felt months, to hoard in a Farm Honfe,or Tradcfman's Family, a Whines of forty orfifty tidies from London, oo verymoderate tonna. The mat Litisfadbig reference will be given and required. Added', (poll paid) to X. Y. at Mr farden'a,la. &rand. BOARD and LODGING, for a Lady, or a Lady aod her Diushter, in a molt pkafant and airy fituation,tbree miles and a half from Town. Tbeftagea pars the door three times a day. Tetma moderate As rdpedtshis referencia tan be given, the fame will be requiredi—Letters (peat paid) to A.B. No. s s 6, Ikeougb,itill be attended Va. FLORA ORJRCA. 'THE PUBLIC is refpedtfully informed, that a PROSPECTUS of this fplaadid Work is soar ready for &limy. gratis, at Mr. Wishes, Rookklicr, io Fiat -fired. Februsry, in the 3 Prefs, and fomdili will be publibed, ETTERS, fnppled to have been written by the APOSTLE PAUL b.ione and after his Cameral:in. Trani. Wad frau the (krona or the late Rev. JOHN CASPAR LA. VATER. Priotcd for in St. Paors Church-yard. This day was rablihed, in five vets. Sao. prize two guineas in , nds. MAVAL CHRONO bo LOGY ; or, an Hifinrical Summary of Naval and Marttime Events, hem the time's( the RCIONIII% to the Treaty at Peace. aos. With an Append/s -lily ISAAC SCHOMBLILCS. Erg. in the Royal Navy. Printed foe T 00, Military Library. Wldtekell. Thin day was pollard, 24% L peke u. 6d. (e 0 kg continued aces denally) of CENSURA LITERARIA • containing Titles Ateltrads, and Charade" of Englidt Works of ail Ages and their Asthma, whether AftiogviAal for tkeir frateity er their awrit intafpafed with Original Dliquifitions sad Laren r, Me- St;ted for 1. White, Horwe's Head. !lest-!net t when a al essouseideadene for the Editor (peg paid) ade dared to be addreffed The puhrse are refpedllany informed, that they may Ihr ?applied with a few remaining Copies of the late Mr. Stewart's elegant and elaborate Work of THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQ_UITIES of ATHENS, in three volumes large imperiarfnUo, iuutirr cid with numerous Plates and Views, ate at Taylor's ArthiteCtu. ral Library, No. S 9. High Holborn. The 3d Volume may be bad f arate. N. IL The Architectural And aides of Sicily. by W. Wilkins, jua. F. S. A. is in great ( for publication. Prevails may be had, and Stabferlptlons arc received as above. FINE ARTS: lids day were publithed. einea - ray paneed as royal Evo.illultrated with Si a Plates, in the manner of Drawings, price sos.6d. HINTS for Pitturecque Improvements in Orna mental Cottages and their Scenery, including roma Obterni. hotel as the Labourer and his Cottage, by E. BARTELL. Jun. Pabilaed by J. Ta ler, at the Archkedural Library, No. sp. High Halbert What may be had, A Treat& on Painting, by Leosardoda Vin ci ; tranested from the Original, sad now Eta arranged under proper beads, by . J. P. Rival, Erg. R. A. To which is added, as entire new Life. hum authentic Materials, by r& Hawkins, Efq. F. A.S. with 23 new plates and other Ewa, San pa. 6d. boards, an royal papa, I is. 6d. boards. meetly seas pi:Milked, is one volsune attar*. prim Se bound. DJUNII JUVENALIS et A. PERM! FLACCI • SATIRJE. interpretatiame se 11004 illuftravit I. UDOVI CI IS PRATEUS, Rhetoric* Profefor Emeritus ; Jaffe as:4unit E..d Rqis, in alum Serenitimi Defphini: !apostle J. Nicholls & Ellil, F. C. & J. Rivingtnn, R. Baldwin, G.J. & J. Richanifon. G. Otridge & Mil. O. &J. Robiefoa ,J. Walker, U. Lowndes, R. Lea, J. Nunn, Longman, Rees, Hark & Ornse,Paternolier-row; Cadet & Davies, Pgite & Williams, Lack loran, Allen, & Socioruns, J. Mawman, & T. Often. iron whom may be had. in lima price as. bound, an improved New Edition a • The Common Accidence asethodlfed and enlarged; (tilted both to a Commercial and Literary Education. Originally drawn up for Private Ole. By Edward Owen, M. A. Rettor of Warrington. FOR FAMILIES. This day was pubfithed, in Ow Volume ramo, price e 4 in boards, THE DOMESTIC PHARMACOPEIA ; or, Complete Medical Otdds for Families ; containing an Alpha beical Arrangement, in the form of a DiCtionary, of all Dili:arcs c which the Human Frame is liable, with the Symptoms at tendant no each ; and the mat Staple and rational modes of Treat r—nt, drawn from high and approved authorities. The whole ct Jed by dire Lions fur preferviag Ankh and attaining long I tnetker with rule. for merging lick perfons; and terminated %. an Appatdis, alto alphabetically arranged. of favourite and do, . iI ic Nistedies, malicasurnes, Ste: which - Wag calculated to meet and esmbat fora:CA(IM, all lochleatal attacks a ducafc, it is in -.lmbent on every prudent Tensity to puffers. t. , ,odun a Printed for S. Hillary (fuccdfor to the late Mr. John Murray), No. se, Fleet•ftrcet. Mr. GODWIN's NEW NOVEL. This day was publithed, in Three Velum & price tie. in boards, or t6s. in balf-hinding, FLEETWOOD, or the New Man of Feeling..-- A Novel in Three Volumes. BY WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for RICIMED Pinta' rs, No. 6, Bridge-In*, Black- Mars ; and (old by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Antboi, it. The I.tr a and AGE of CIIAUCZE, the Fauns' of Else& Po- Orr, the ad Edition, in four volumes, octavo, price al. 16a. in board. 2. Me nevi st a, or Relic:lions an iidneation, Manners. and Litera• ure. in a fzrics of Ego's, price ps. 3. Cau.s WILLIAMS. a NOWA the 3d Eldon, In three Yob. peke sja. 6d. iu booed'. - 4. At. Eolkutsvconc truing Political jultice. sad he indligisce et .fo►.Ja auJ IlAppioda, tbs jai Edition, io two Volumes, he. lita..s IL. is Wails. VICTCrALLING-OMC 1, Aciheor) 17, 3105. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ills MAY ASTE's N. 4 rr, de Sere& 'give Notice, That meThurfday the 7th of March neat, at z t o'clock peseta'', in the forenoon. they will be ready to fella., the high& bidder, at His Majdty's Viaualling Frailties, at Deptford, Node', Lots of tke following Prorifions and ViCtualling Stores, viz. Bread, Dread Due, Bakehoute Sweepings, Flour, Floor Sweepings, Rafts, Rice, Peak, Peak Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweeping". Bags and Rags, Bed, Pork, Se ct , N ew Slab. Doublet and Qu Ends, Staves of varied' deferiptions, Tight and Dry Heaing, Wins Pipe,. Brandy Piece, and Ram Puncheon Heads, Brandy Aeon and Wine negated', Fire Wood, !roc Hoops, and worn out Cooper's Tools. Lying in Hi s Majeity's Vittuelling Prestrike at Ekptford. A Depodt of per Cent. is to be made up= 'the amount of each Lot at the time of Sate ; and if the remainder of the money be not paid, and the particulars taken swat, within twenty work ing days afterwards, the depofit will be forfeited, and the Goods remain the property of the Crown. Ti, ether Ceadreiews may defeat, aim tfriated - Cotakeres awl ie at Me Secretor'', Ojee. FICTUALLIH4-O,OICII, yaws., 30, sioi. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLING HIS 11fA71817'S NAY?, Jo Sergi, Owe twice, That on Tudday the sd of April beat, th..y will be ready to reed's Medea% writing (fated up) for huh quantities of the following elefeziptiat of STAVES, its. Staves. Staves. Crpwa Maxie Pipe Brack Dangle Pipe Brandy Hembree ditto klogihead Stettin ditto qqebee ditto As tie retpative Parana who may make propnfah thereof will centred to deliver into the ViEtualling Stores it Deptford and Plymouth, in fah proportions as SA hereafter be determined upon; one half by the pit of .oaoba next, and the remainder by the sift of December following : to be paid for by Bills payable with intacft ninety days after date. The Candidata of the Canoa@ may be fora at the aecretaira Mee. N. B. No Tender for a Ws quantity than PUty Thoufand Crown Dantele Pipe, Ten Tboofand Crown Dawdle ?sandy, Twenty Tboufand Crown Dentate Hogdscad, or Twenty-6n Thoofend Brack Dant:lr., Handsets, Stettin, or Q2ebec Pipe Semi, will be admitted. No resad Ida k had to any Todd in which the 'odd flieU ad Se infested in wird/ de learns. er that lien t • Miami tit Beard Were Oar (Alai ea the led Teelday, the Be, e Alan stet, aw saki; at Palm sale elder the Trader, triode Perj‘ ea his May, and" to delayer 'dm candler. EAST 7NDLE HOUSE, Papery sl, 'Soy. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of t& UNITED comp.tivr e MERCHANTS .f ENG LAND, fraateg b the EAST-INDUS, having, on the soth ult. coofented br Millet to relate Mr. Wiliam Betty, formerly a Sum= on the Madras Eftablifbasent, to the Cornpany's Service, cooforraably to the antelope in the Arlt of Parlament of the 13th year of Zia Firkin htsjcily, for eftablilhing certain Regulations for the (aid irmy ; and Use faid co 'fan of the Court of Di sedan birefiltbess laid before, and enaliderod at a General Cron of the (aid Conipast, held this day, Flaunt to to days no tice Ova far diet purple, PkWeek &may net a Goma Coen &the raid Company will he Ladd br aijwi..et at their H.afs I. Leadentall flea, alt Thotfilay ant the ith of March, from eleven o'clock in the !miaow moil lls to the amain, to ballot as the following cbcl llooe, Mt. " That Mr. WILLIAM BITTY, formerly a 51111Te011 on the Ma. dna EftabiMuscat, be reftorcd to the Company's ferrite as a Sur riot oo that Eftabliftanent :' IA order to determine by fuck ballot whether three pertain four of the Proprietors of the raid Company who mall be prefent at the raid General Court, warm' that Mr. WILLIAM Barry be re Rand to the Company's Worm WILLIAM RelirsAr,Segretary. At PERTH. and within. the GUILDHALL thereof, the 23d Day of February, tBo3. • - IN a GENERAL MEETING of the GUILDRY INCORPORATION, convened to molder of the Propriety of Pcdtioning Pediment for a Repeal of the late CORN LAW, The following Itertdations were moved, and unanimonay adopted by the Meeting : *R. 'Tithe notwithßanding of the late abundant }knelt in may parts of this Country, an uncommon Rik has taken place in the Price of Grain, a principal took of which la. In the opinion of this Incorporation, to be found in the Ad, paled left Saba of Par 'lament, holtuled " An A 4 to regubte the imports:boa and Ex portation of Cora, and thcßataties gad Duties payable than= sd. Thar the Commercial littera, the barb and frpport of the Rums* and profp os Sof this Nation, aninantly depends upon the pries of Labour In moderate as to enable the Brig& Merchant to offer our adults at Foreign markets, equally cheap with drab of other Maces, and the prods:ft of Labour being at the fame time adequate to procure the Manua:auras a comfortable livelihood: The before•mattioned Ad, as ttniing to Eta& the Price of Grain, will prove highly prejudicial to the aud ios intereit, as it aloft either dells oy the jolt proportion which mould fabaft betwaul the Priers of Labour and of Food, and thus three the ArtUt at Home: or ft mutt 'wreak the Price of La. boor, fo as to deprive the Merchant of the Power of Competition in Foreign Markets, with the Merchants of other Countries. 3d. That it is well known that Britain does net in any year pro ' doer a fufacient quantity of Grab' to lapply its own confuniption, and that many tbaufand qaarten are annually imported, yet the aforefaid A. fo far train emooraging fuck nectar/ Importation, Means a bar to it, early approaching to an abfolute prohibition, while the temporary advantages refulting from that Ad to the Growtr of Corn can noway' be put in competition with its mident injurious effeels to the country at large ; and the advantage' can never become permanent, for r:.c grower and vaginae: reciprocally defend upon each other, the Loh and ruin of the one ma Gamer or latter terminate in the lob and ruin of the other. 4t k. That it the rife or fall of Rents and the demand for Fame afford any aiterion forjudging u to the nudity of an eitraor.ll - encouragement to the Grower of Coro, fuels needaty, by no Means appears to have fubfifted, at leak in this part of Scotland, where rents and the demand for Farms have for tbefe tome years part rapidly inereafed. Bur had fuel awouragemeot been owed . - at,, it does not appear that the Ate above sanded to, can afford any, either Cafe or permanent, as the confequent inereaft of Rent would not be regulated by the real %glue of Corn, but by a fieti dons value pet upon it fob*" to the unequal and Endowing !101l talons on import and Export. • sth. That as in the opinion of this hicooporation every thing which tends to prevent the prim of Grain from lading iu relative level, is ultimatelt hurtful to the Country, they cannot help cz preeng a with that the Cora Trade was freed from the numerous rcitridions and limitations as to Importation and Esportation, which it labours limier, from the caldbg Corn Laws ; at haft in fo far as they melt tha tranfmidion of Grata Iron one place to soother within the United Flogdons. 6th. That for there rearms. a Petition in flange of this Incorpora tion be prefented to the Honourable Movie of Commons, praying for a Repeal of the (orchid Aft, pared lat. Scalia of Parloani.nt, and for a melioration of the milting Corn Lawi. 7th. That the Dean of Guild be authorifed to fubfcrihe the laid Pethion, and that David Scott, Eli. Member of Parliament for this DMA& of Borooghs, be regeefted to pr,f. alt the bow. &h. That ties Ratelutioua k publidtd in the Si- Aa, aed San, ii the Edinbutdi Evesetig Coumt, aud ileiverekr, and in the lettlsibke fete' TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, to the HIGHEST BIDDER, At the Caftom-Hoefe, in Sandwich, on Wedndday the 6th day of March coo, at Eleven o'Clock in the Foramen, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1900 Gallons Genera 900 Brand y For Private Ufa. soo Rum 49 Warn Red Wine— to White ditto—a ditto Salt—So Ihs. Tea. N. B. A depont of zsl per Cent. will he required. PORE' OF PLY)ftUTH. • BY ORDER OF THE HONOURMLE COMMISSIONS S OF HIS MAJESTY% CUSTOMS, On Tuefday, sth March, dos, by Ten o'Cloek In the Forenoon. will be emptied to Public Sale, at the Cuftcas Houk, in thii; Port, THE GOODS UNDE4t MENTIONED, viz. Brandy - - 1840 Rum - sooi Gallons, Geneva - - 630 Of Inferior Strength. in Posh Lots, for the Accommodation and Ufc of Private Perfons, not Dealers in Spirits. Salt - - ayo Pounds. Schooner Friends; Burthen t 9 Toes, with all her Materials ; Three Sails and a picee of Old Rept, and an Old Bowfprit,re turned from the Dolphin and Ranier Revenue Cutters. N. B. The Goods above-Mentioned will be fet up in fcveral Lies. and Sold to the higbeit Bidder Atteedasee will be givcu at the Cullom-Houfe aforefaid, for viewing and tailing the fame, Three Days before the I)ay of Sale TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION. (In Six Lots,) utile Lion Inn, at Kidderminfter, on Thurfday the Ada Day of March, 180 f AVERY Valuable and Well Conditioned FREE HOLD ESTATE, coofilting of the MANOR of SNEAD', GREEN, and Five carped Farms, Parcels of Land, large Cop pices, well Bored-with Tiaiber and Underwood, Cottages and Te nements: the whole containing 444 A. 3R. 15P. of excellent in dofed Arable, Meadow, Mature, Orchard, and Wood Land, with a valuable and extenfive Right of Common attached thereto, &este at Elniley Lovett, in the County or Worcelter, Five Miles dl Cant from Stourpolt, Seven from Bewtiley. Seven from Kidder mlnfter, and Nine from Worceller. Mr. Moule ,of &wad's Green, will Thew the Mate, and any enquiries will be anfwered by application to Jacob Turne , , Efy. at Park Hall, near Kidderminiter.—Printed Particulars mar be lasi at the Hop-Pole Inn, %Vomiter ; Hen and Chickens, Birming bans ; Crown, Bewdley ; Swan, Stourport ; Crown, Stourbridge ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Claridge, Londou. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A SINGULARLY eligible and comp a a FREE- A. HOLD ESTATE, called BOR DESLEY PARK (tythc free), containing weft!. 2R. ISP. of very valuable Inelofed are • ble, rich, meadow and pafturt land, lying wit*, a ring fence. chiefly to a fombern afpedt, and the poeud beautifully varied in Mil and dais, well watered, and divided Into four Wm; with hatable boildinp thereon, well ftored with young and thrifty umber, let to molt rtfpeetable tenams, at very low rent., and ca pable of great Improvement, unlace in the prates of Ale. church, Taidebig, and Licoley, In the county of "Vomiter ; five mile, diftant from Bromfgrovc, eight from Aleetter, and twelve from Birmingham.—Mr. John Moore, of Boriktley Lodge, will thew the Eftate, and printed particulars may be had at the Crown Inn, Bromfgrove ; Angel, Akefter ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Hop Pole, Woreetkr ; and of Mr. Claridge, Pall-Mall, London ; where a Plan of the Eftate may be teen, and tht. price and further particulars known. MANSION-HOUSE & ESTATES, SOUTH HAVIS,DEVOI TO BR SOLD BY PRIT•Tt CONTRACT, A LL that Capital Manft ,, n•Houfe, called Butter ford, with a Lawn and P.eafure-Ground, containing =a tneutal Timber and Plantations of young Timber. a large walled Gorden, an Orchard, double Coach-boufe and a Stable with tolls for *keen Hocks. Alkh a past of aU that the Capital Barton of Butterford, con taining In the whol: about i3o Acres of remarkably fine paiture Land,ineludlng three Acres of fine thriving Timber, lying conti guous to the Dwelling-houfe, and which is now let to the Tenants until Lady-day nest, but the Houfe may be taken immediate poi% Sam of. Alfo. all that Capital Farm adjoining, called Whetcombe, cot • lifting of a good Dwebing-houfe, Barn, Cranary,Stables and other convenient Out-hoofes. together with t►e remaining part of the Barton of ihnterford, containing about au Acres of rich arable, paftare, orchard and meadow Land, nuw l the occupation of Mr. hales, as Tenant thereoE The above Eftates are fltuated In the Parlfh of North Huith, about 16 miles front Plymouth, near the public road leading from Ivy-bridge to Filmes. The Manfron houfe and its demefue Lands may be obtained with or without Wheteonibe, at the option of a purchafer.--For further information, and ps n icu tars of the Etta& s, apply So Mr. James Adams, Surveyor, at Stonehoufe, near Ply mouds ; to Mr. H. Woollcombc, Solicitor, Plymouth; or to Impey and Wightman, Inner Temple. INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS for YOUNG PERT-iON§: Printed for THOMAS Ho It5T. No. 32, Pat, PpOilet -row. t. 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Price as. bound, ip tamo.and emiebed with an elegant frontlfplece, en graved from an original Defign, by Mr. Cooke, and near thirty embeWlinnents Engraved on Wood. 7. The it:menthe Totters? ; or, Freardorta through various Parts of the Wand of Great Britain ; including the W..V. in Eng land. the Midland Counties, aid the Whole County of Lot . ii- Nitrated with Maps, and interfperfed with Hittarical Anerdl:es oss and Poetical Kneads , for the I anent of the ri fi ng Genera tion. in a Sides °Metter. to a ' By the Rev. John Evans, A. M. AVOW ; of the " Sketch of Religions." Neatly printed fa Dsoskainso. and Bluarated by Maps, and a Portrait of sk. Auflat i rain Ss. gat Sas sic HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Sheriffs of London appeared at the Bar, and prefeeited a Petition from the Corporation, pitying for leave to bile . a Dill t.mght in to enable them to extend the Maim of Smithfield Mar ket—Orderedro lie on the table. Colonel STANLEY palliated three different Petitions from certain Manufacturers and other Inhabitant* of Lamella, pray ing the Repeal of the Corn Ad of left Selene After an obfavatioo from the SECRETARY at WAR. that he did oat believe the parcels witommplained to t2da initiate felt any real grievance from the Adtallodal to, the Petitioei wag or dead to he on the table. Goma! GASCOIGNE prefented Petitions againft the Slave Trade-Abolition bill, and praying to be heard by Cciuotel tgalnft it, from the Mayor and Corporation, alfo from the Merchants and other inhabitant,. 01 Liverpool, and alto from the Manufaetu errs and certain Inbabitaatts of Binninghatn,-..Ordered to lie on the table. On the motion of Mr. BYNG, leave was given to bring in a Bill for the Repeal of the Ad of laft &SODS relative to the eon ltrudion of a Wurkhoufe, &e. in the parifh Of Pancras. • The CHANCF 1.1.0 R of the EXCHEQSIER prefented a Pe titlein from the Matter, Warden.. and Bret ren . of the Trinity Houle, praying ail.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. BURROUGHS rule, purfuaot to notice, to move for the produdion of an Account from the Sid and Hurt Office of the rations allowed to each man per diem on hoard our Elect in the Red Sea while under the command of Admiral Blanket and Sir • Home Popham rr'p . dively, 'according to the charge, of the adibg malts of that office; and alio for a comparative ftatement of the rates of exchange under which the bills draws by thole officers were negociated. The motive to chafe motions the Honourable Gentleman flared to be, to put the Houk in poffeffion of the com paratively unfavourable rate of exchange at which the bills of Sir Home Popham were negneiated, and thus ti enable the Houk to come to a fair decitlon upon the real merits of the emettion re fpeding that Gallant Officer, whith was Intended for difcuffion.--. The motion was agreed to. Mr. J FUZGERALV gave notice that he would to-morrow move for an account of the amount and expenditure of the Civi l Lilt in Ireland, from the 'year systs, up to the lateft period at which the fame could be made our. Alfo for an account of the produce of the taxes impofed upon Ireland in the courfe of the laft Seffions. Alfo for the pmduetion of fuel) documents as fitotild fen; to thew the proportion of the general expences of the BM ' pire borne by Great Britain and Ireland. _ _ • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Paid, that it wad his intention, in the courfe of the S e lll o n s , t o move f or t h e a f • pointmentda Committee to invcftigate the accounts of the too Countries upon the point to which the laft notice of the Honoura bi, Gentleman referred, and he ininincd the Honourable Gentle min could not übjcet to wait the refult of that invelli2ation. Ordered. on the motion of Mr. Creevey, that an Account &mild be laid bet. re the Houfe of the SUMS paid to the Lords of the T. calory by th • Eat-rotors of the late Honourable Keith Stew art, in difcharge of a debt of £41,150, due by the demoted to the Public, fpedfying the times] at which fuch payments Were re fpcdtively made. THE ARMY. On the motion bythe SF CR ETARY at WAR, for the fecond rending of the Mutiny Bill, General .FITZPATRICK role to (late fome pro pofltions which he (horrid Ice' it his duty to fubmit to the Committee on this Bill, and which were fuggeß ed by the obfervations of a Right Hon. Friend of his (Mr. Windham), who was not then in his place. In .order to add to the folemnity of Courts Martial, and to prevent the inf4istion as much as poffible of thofe fevere punilhments, which he knew were unfortunate ly necelfary in !bine inflarices, although in many they were almolt work than death, he would propofe, that the right of adminiftering oaths, thould be ex tended to Regimental Courts Martial, as well as to General Courts Martial, and alto that fome pi-0. - vifion thould be made to prevent any other than Officers of Come military experience, from being at all on Courts Martial. This was a provifion which he was aware was already Ilrialy attended to in fome regiments. But it was highly dafirable to render it general, and with that view he would move that none but Officers of a certain age thould be put on Courts Martial, and that the Prelident of a Court Martial thould in no cafe be under twenty-one years of age. The regulation he thought neceffary, although perfons under that age might, in Come cafes, be com• potent from military experience, to a& as Members of Courts Martial. To thofe points the Right Hon. Gentleman felt it his duty to call the attention of the Houle, and he had no doubt, that thould they meet the concurrence of the Right Hon. Mover of the Bill, they would he productive of the belt effects upon the dilcipline and feelings of the army. The motion was agreed to, and the Bill was order ed to be committed for to-morrow. SLAVE ?RADE. Mr. WILBERFORCE role to move the fecund reading of the Rill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. The Hon. Mei/11)er (laced, that this meafure had been fo often difeuffed, the fenfe of Parliament had been hi frequently taken upon it, and that Houle had fo decidedly expreffed its opinion upon the rub -1 jed in the conrfe of the-lail Salons, he felt it ur,ne cefiery to trelpafs upon the attention of theHoufe on the ptefent °cc:akin, but referved to himfelf the right of replying to any arguments that might be advanc ed againft the motion he had the honour to fubmit. The SPEAKER (tferved, that according to the eullom of the Houle, none but a member originating a new motion; had the right of general reply to ant objatione made againfl it, and therefore the Hon. Gentleman pod - riled no inch right. General GASCOIGNE began by obferving as to the difficulty of producing any thing new upon this fubjett. Yet, although he could not offer any new thoughts, he could cot reconcile it tehis (safe of duty to let the motion pat', without a few °Werra. vationl. There were two prints of view in which he rodidered this important queltion ; firfl, whether the Abolition of the slave Trade was agreeable to *if. dom and policy ? and fecundly, whether, even if it were, this was the proper time for fuch an abolition to take place ? As to the first pointi enough had al ready been laid refpeCling it, and he took it for granted that the Hon. Mover had nothing further to add ON the fct,r, ut iulaurnanity or snack, to the