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nir Tcl az SOLD. THE Reverfion of jowl. apply &cured on mrteage of attentive Landed Property, acepedoot mg the tiattb of a yoged i t years . Par farther particoLoo apply to Metres. Witham, Gray's loo (quart,. This day was publiihod. idea is. completed t. the End of Seiko rSor , A COLLECTION of RULES and STAND ING ORDERS of the HOUSE of COMMONS, rela tive to PRIVATE BILLS, Ste. with the additional ORDERS refperling IRELAND. London : Printed by Luke Hanfard, Great-Turnitilo, eolte*.lan-Fields ; fold by T. Payne,at the Meww.Gate ; E. and R. Brooke, and J. Rider, Bell-yard; and T. Cadell, jun. and NC Davies, in the Strand : and in Dublin, by J. Archer. Entered at Stadoners-hall. •AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. WITH Claims, where Fortune has been molt liberal and COIAMU in her GIRs, and where LAROR Passes in the five hit Lotteries, to the amount of above Two Masked Thoufand Pound' have been fold, Oared, regff wed, and paid on demand—with thefe preteadions S. POPE prefumes to folielt the Favours of his Friends and the Public • as the earning GRAND ENGLISH LOTTERY, a Lottery which, for a profidon of Capital Prizes, and Judicious ar rangement of it. Scheme, Rands unparalleled. •Proud of the • pall, he is naturally anxious for future Patronage, feeling a confidence that Fortune will Rill give a prominent feature of diftindion to.hla Owns, detamined that his Bufinefs Stall be concluded with that !we attention and punCtuality which have gabled him inch enviable and extenfive encouragement. & POPE has mow on fak Tickets and Shares, prefenting the greatcft chided of Numbers, at his " Fonswate warner of the Royal Exchange, facing the Bank of England. Cr An earlyapplication will prove highly advantageous to Pirchafcrs. FRANCE TRIVThIATE.-: 7 PRIMAIRE, DECEMBER E. PRISIDENCY Ifi CNARIAO-LATOUR. The proces verbal in which it is faid, (peaking of the word Subja, inferted in the third Article of the treaty of peace, concluded between the Fren4 Republic and the EMillant of Russia, that feveral Meta r, I ad dTapproved of that term,bang read, GouaLai faid " there is not one of us who did not difapprOve of the term fiityra, in the treaty con eluded with Rollie, and yet the proces•verbal !tams/corral Members, inftead of all the Members, which might initne a belief, that opinions on this fabjea were divided. I demand that this phrafe in the proces-verbal fhall be redified."—Adopted. The Tribunate then entered into a private con- 1 Terence, to continue the difcuffron on the fame treaty. This conference lofted from one till four, after which the fitting was rendered public. The Tribunate then proceeded to a fcrutiny on the queftion adopt or reje&—of 97 voters, 77 were fu- adoption, and 14 againft it. The Prefident then declared, that the projeCt of the law concern ing the treaty with Ruffle had beea adopted. IH FILI61•11l5, °Lemmata 9. One of the Orders of the Day being the difsuf lion on the Projelt of a Law concerning the Treaty of Peace between the French Republic and the Queen of Portugal, ektION NISAII exprefcd his ideas refpeding the political and commercial intends of France with the Watt% part of Europe. l and contradicted the report pre►alent in the Sou thern departments, of Portugal being united to Spain. The Legitlative Body deferred coming to a Vote on the adoption of the Treaty, till the end of the Sitting. The fecond Order of the Day being the difcul lion of the fiat Projea of the Law of die Civil Code, concerning the promulgation, tffeds, and execution of the Law, Lung defended the Pro jea and faid :—ln regard to the mode adopted for the promulgation, and the epoch of the execution of the laws, they are as juft in their conception as they will be happy in their refults, whatever the commitilon may fay to the contrary. The fixation of the hour at which the laws are to be rendered executory in each difirift, has' been thought ridi culous, be.aufe bad roads, fudden innunclations, the pretence of robbers, and a thoufand other ob flacks may retard their arrival ; but the fame ob- Mattes may occur in tranfmitting a bulletin, which force Teem to prefer.—After force further difcuf !lon on this queftion, it was adjourned till to morrow. A Me'rage from the Legitlativ.e Body an nnunc:d, that the proje& of the law concerning the treaty of pzace with Ruffin Bad been adopted. The Order of the Day baying brought on a dill cuff on of the projen of a law, in regard to the treaty concluded with Portugal—on proceeding to the appeal nominal, of 82 voters, 8 i Wet e in favour of the projen. The Prefidcnt O.= declared, that the projeet was adopted. TRllialll2, (nac. 10.) The order of the day baring brought on the difeurlion on a motion of order, in regard to the Kok& of the law of the civil code, GARIIIT pro. pled that there lhould be opened on each projett of law prefented to the Tribunate a private confe rence among the Members. The Orators, he faid, 'night (peak in their place, and on each article iii particular, orders tome, Member should mitten leave to 'Peak on the whole pmjed confidered in p.u‘ral. d u ne Members obferved, that in this cafe the fpeectiei cou l d not be palmed . IA hitch would deprive the Legitlative Body of the information 'seedily y for dticufling the qualm—Referred to a commitlion. • 'lie difi.utiina on the promulgation, aces and vplication of the laws being • returned, Gotta- MAILLA attacked the proje& The 6rll Article, 4tid hc, Rates, that the laws are executory through. out the %%hole French tenitory, iw airlift oftbe pro snulzition made of them; the value given to this expreirion is wirier and the idea which fame !cent to attach to it, Is a real political herefy; it is as attack on the ConUitution. The promulgation is not a coußitutive ad of the law, it is only a fob iiquent ea, which h the epoch, and not the übli gati,n 01 obedience to the Low. This pretended fulintitSon to the law in virtue ad the promulgation, is a pretetition or errureq?ally _ The 6th Article, ThiCh kites thit the Judge who than refute to decree, under the pretence o' the (deuce, obicurity or infulkieney of the law, may be prokcuted as culpable of half . iutlice, h neither more corral nor more admit - Little. It is puking Judges the interpreters and crpoundrrs of the law whsch belongs only to a monarchy. In, — TilEepublit; Wild* rs *b. rale:ill I it balmy only to theuniverfality ot the citizens; no human power can give to an indivi. child the right of explaining the law, of modifying it. and of making, inftcad of applying it. The power of interpreting the law, which the projet affords, would occafion the deftrution of the civil code, at the moment even of its bitch. The fluty of the laws, •their uniformity, are the moil folid bafu of the Conftitution of the French people, and every enlightened man, every good citizen, molt. be defirous of. feeing difappear a projeit which may be injurious to it. After tome further difcufflon, the confideration of the queftion was adjourned. A meirage from the Legillative Body an nounced that the Treaty of Peace with Portugal had been adopted. St 12.12121111 (DGC. 12.) The order of the day having brought on a con tinuation of the dircullion on the projeit relpeeing the promulgation and diens of the law, feverAl members having fpoken for and againft the grief. tion. on being brought to the vote, it was nega tived by 65 to 13. LIGISLATIVE BODY, ry YRIMAIRB, (DEC. E.) eassiDanct OF BARAILLON. The order of the day being the difctiffion of the project of a law refpetting the treaty of peace con- cluded between the French Republic and the Eke. tot Palatine of 4avaria, the Tribunate, by its Orators P1111.•IJLT, DISSIFWAVDII, and blowy, expreffed the motives of their dente for its being adopted. As the Orator of Government did not afk leave to fpeak, the Legiflative Body proceeded to vote, and the projed was decreed almoft unanimoufly, one voice only being again[! it. t 8 FRIMAIIi. MCIIIIIIII 9. A difcuffion being opened on the projea of a law refpeeting the treaty concluded between the French' Republic and his Majefly the Emperor of all The Ruffles, the Tribune, Cosras, recapitulated the motives which had determined the Tribunate to exprefs a with for its adoption. LEJOURDAN, another Tribune, gave ome fur ther explanation in regard to the denominationfeb. jar, and obferved, that a Government inftituted by and for the people, neither %rinsed, nor could wills, to apply that qualification but to emigrants. The Connienor of State, FLADRIt v, read a note Cent from the Cabinet of the Fir(l Conful, which explained the reafon why the denomination had been employed by Government. It reCtified alto a miftake, which confined in a belief that the Emperor PAUL I. when he withdrew his proteCtion from the Emigrants, had done fo in compliance with a requell of the French Government. This, faid the Orator, would be doing injullice to the hunice and candour of that Prince, who ceafed of is own accord to acknowledge the pretcnlion, of the family of Bourbon. Having proceeded to the appeal nominal, the treaty was adopted by 529 to 31. 19 FRIFFAHLI, DECIMPOR 10. PRISIDENCT OF DUPUIS. The Order of the Day being the difcuflinn of the pr?jea of a law refpeding the Treaty of Peace with Tortuga], FR k VIL LI, CAR NO/11•NISAS, and ARNOULD explained the motives which had deter mined the Tribunate to adopt it. When thele three orators had fpoken, the projeft was adopted by the LegiQative Body, almoft unanimoutly, one voice only being againit it. 21_ FRIt4AIRai DICEMSIR 12. The Counfellors of State FRANCA', (de Nantes), RE•I,,, and THIIIII•VDRAU being introduced, the laft prefented the third faits of the Civil Code, the projea in regard to the civil Rate. - By the fecond title which regulates the mode of proving births, the civil authority (hall alone have that right, but parents (hall retain the right of carrying them to be Cctiai fi ed by the ital. of their religion. The Rate of children born in mar riage (tall he regulated according to ancient maxims. That of children born out of wedlock may be indicated by the mother. She may name in the regifler of birth the father of the child of which the is delivered. In the third title the forms of marriage are regulated. The celebration of Mar riage (hall always be affigned to the civil officer, becaufe it is a contrae.t effentially interefting to fo ciety ; it (hall take place at the common habita• tion of one of the two parties, after having been twice publicly announced at the interval of ten days, and ported up during the fame period. The marriage cannot be celebrated till three days after the fecond publication. The objea of she fourth title is deiths. No burial can take place till permiflion be obtained by a civil officer. The at of deceafe (hall never mention the kind of death. The difcnffion on this Inkjet Was fixed for the Itth of Nivofe, (jam. t, Oa.) PARIS, DICEMIXER tF A letter from Amiens, dated the Bth, lays Our town has already felt the aids of the arri val of the principal Members of the Congrefs. On the 4th, the fuperior officers of the fourth regiment of dragcons gave a ball, at which the Miniilers of England and France were prefent. The alfembly was numerous and brilliant, and the Mini ilers w•etc received with that interefi infpired by their per. tonal charafter, and the bufineft on which they an to be employed." PROM THE PARIS PAPERS._ OCT. s6.—Two Ruffian fri gates from Corfu arrived here a few days ago with three corvettes and a tranfpnrt, having on board the late Ruffian garrifon of that Bland. 'lle cor vettes will immediately mixed to the Black Sea : the frigates will remain here all winter to be re• paired. The. Porte is making every neeelrary ar• range:Dent for that purpofe. We learn, by there vegels i that periled tranqnillity now prevails in the Ite . pulslie of the Seven United Ides. liaout, Dec. s.—Vice-Admiral De NV's, TER will command the fquadron about to fail for the Mediterranean. Government has fent Englilb Pawns to all our ports : the fira veld for Bata via will fail towards the end of this month. LONDON. FIUDAS, DECEMPZR al. PRICK OF STOCKS Tan DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK* Confab for 0 . 694- 4 tedscid 66 1 t t TainiCent. is News per Ceot. pit— us 2s New Osmium 1 press PRICI OW STOCKS YESTIRDIIY. Battit Stade 187 6 4:116 187} hop. Ann. ta b ; pet Ct. Ned. 6 67 34 Escbeq. ts. a par a as. 4 per Cent. g; Prra• per Cent. 1797. to f EngUut Lat.Tle. t6l. le. Leas Ann. tp tt-16 ConL for opg. 6Si i This morning we received Paris journals to the 13th infant, incluilve. Their contents will be, found in the preceding columns. Tiers Confers& 53 fr. so c. Yenerday their MAJESTIES and the Prince's AUGUSTA, ELIEASETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and' AMELIA, came to St. James's Palace, *here the Q 2 sty held a Court, which was attended by a great number of the Nobility and Gentry of both fetes, to congratulate her MAJESTY on her reco. very from her late indifpofition. Among the com pany prefent were-- Her Royal Highnefs the Pr lacers of WA tau Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of VOER, CLARENCE, KENT, CUMBERLAND ADdCAMIIRIDOE. I'ESEHT WILLIAM an d Muds SOPIIIA of GLOUCESTER. Thdr Ewell:sides the French, Hanoverian, Neapolitan, Sardinian, Portuguefe, Dania, American. and Bavarian En voys. the Radian Secretary, and Turklib Charge d'Atiaires, 111,. Grace the Arehblihop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor. The Right Hon the Chareellor of tht_Fschrqurr. The Judge Advocate ; the Judge of the Admiralty; the Mailer of the Rolla and the Attorney and qn(lAtur General. Dukee--Portland and Roxburgh. . . . Ischeffe;;-Dorfet and Northtmberland. arquires--Saldbary and Thomas& Marchioneffes--Saliflury, De Circelto, and Thorsen& Earls—Chatham, Morton, Pomfret, Fires, Maim Fauccoherg, Harrington, Galen,, Mount Edgecumbe, and Paulen. Counteffes--Maccleeneld, and her Mother (Mr. Grevlik's Lady), Bathurit, Chatham, Wrotburft, Radftneli, Pomfret., Dowager Ely, Lffes, Liverpool, Fauconborg, Aykfbury, and ' Carysf Vilcounts—Monnt Norris, Chet wynd, Brakeley, Sidney, Howe, Sodley, Storford, Cranky. Vikounteffes—Nelfon, Howe, Builder. Lords—Whitworth. Hobart, Bolton, Badturft, Halberts, Henley, Somerville, C. Spencer, Hawkelbury, Grey, Her vey. Bayning, Wainghom, Pe;honr. Gwydir, and Glenbervie. Ladies—Hobart, E. Percy, J. Percy, Banta, M. /knack M. Parker, L. Mandounid. Hairkury, Taite, Lonfible, , Bayning. C. Johnfon, Caltborpe, Grey, C. Waldegratre, C. Wynne, H. Sullivan, Talbot, Law, Yong', Cathcart, A.Crun• berland, Willoughby, Glenbervir, and Grey de Wilton. Bilbops of London and Rochefter. Princes Cisitekicala, the Neapolitan Mlttliter's Lady. Generals—Hotham, Tonyn. Dundas, Sir H. Munro . , Stave-I ley, Menton, Hall, and Sir W. Fawcett. Admirals—Sir C. Pole, H. Parker Sit T. Trowbridge, Sir J. Orde, and Nugent. Colonels—Steid, Thomas, P. Parker, Nugent, and Forbes. Captains—Sir Sidney Smith, and Ma rkham. Majors—Sir E. Ryan, and Heath. Rqrcrend Dodtors—Becke, Parker, and Price. Tbe LORD MAYOR, Chamberlain. and Sheriffs of London, and Mr. Alderman Watfon. Sin—H. Dal/mood, J Durso, C. Baynes, T. Mufgrave, A. Hammond, R. Ford, C. Morgan, L. Pepys, J. Collington, T. Heard, IL C. Glyn, F. Milman, R. Chambers, R. Clarke, W. Benficy, and C. Baynes. Melfrs.Windkam, Pagel, Greville, Fremantle, Bragge, Ans ley, Irby, Row Apiley, N. Vanfittart, H. Major, R. Steck, Vincent, W. Price, Arbstbnot, Heherdcn, Morgan, Bond, Smitho, Glidermilter, A. Stanhope, Adams, Villiers, Knox, Wickham, Penn, Long, it. Brown, and Ofgood. Miitreffes —Windiam • Bo.ufoy, Wottley, Newbolt, York, Gilderrnifter Darnix, Malcolm, Long, Wen, Lille, Macken zie, and H. 13rown. Miffes—Townfend, tares De Greys, Colman, Cheer, rePr. Banks. ecc: The Prefenutions to her gajastr, its addition to the Noblemen and Gentlemen prefented to the King the preceding day, were— ?via* Sir EDWARDTAN. Sir Janes DURNO. Captain Sir SIDNIT SMITLI. Mr. WYNNI and Lady CUARLOTTI WYNNE, on their marriage. Thy LOAD WIAYON and the LADY Ivinroaass. Monfienr OTTO timid his aril audience of the gytax, as Minifter Plenipotentiary from the Republic of France. Sir It.. Fonts killed her Mai airy's band an bdng knighted. The Court was much fuller than could be ex peeled at this (talon of the year. when fo many of the principal families air abfent from town; and it did not break np till is quarter pail fire o'clock, when the ROYAL FAMILY returned to the IQueen's Houle td dinner. l a aft night her Mayes ry had a very numerous party of the Nobility to tea and cards: ' • The PRIMC/SS of WALES was invited to breakfaft this morning with their Mgrs rigs. Yefierday SIDNIT SMITH was prefented by the Charnheilain of London with the Freedom of the City, and the Sword voted to him by that Corp ration, in a very handteme fpeech, whirl' was very fuitab y anfwered by the gallar.t Knight. Amongft the number ef valuable charaaers and blare Cfficers, who fell in the recut glorious and moron:111e Expedition to Egypt, we find the fol lowing of the 92d regiment, or Gordon High- Lliders: * • On the ascii March lift, Lieutenant-Colonel Egsztwe ' of wounds revived whim lighting that corps Co pliantly on tee :ate March. ' On the sob March, lIMUMMAt TOMLIN CAM , of wawa& received, ditto. On the sad ditto, Lieutenant A CLAIII4of ditto, received ditto. On the teth April, linttrallt CIIIILAZI Owns, of ditto, received ditto. _ _ .--.. On the sobune, Lieutenant Joni. Foanan,by the climate. On the 6th July, Wn. Ftttnt..tr, Efq. late Surgeon to the gni Reglement, by the On the isth dine, clia Lirellant . N &&&&& Mac Lean, et wounds and the &nem ' The new Militia Bill fixes the number of Militia. men as follows :—For the Weft' Riding of the county of York, with the city and county of the city of York, 18:2 men t for the North Riding of the county of York, 683 ; for the Eaft Riding, with the town and county of the town of King• ilon-upon-Hull, 423. For the county of Durham, 369. For the county of Lancaller, 1830. For the county of Lincoln, with the city and county of the city of Lincoln, 1026. For the county of Nottingham, with the town and county of the town of Nottingham, 443 ; and for the comity ttf Wctimoreliusd, tBa. CORA IW4RRETI At Kendal market, Saturday, oat load of 74 'Wincltellers) fold at 236.—8ei flour 3i. Bd.—Oat meal 216 3d. coasi 11PSPECTOR'S RETURN IKON VIII DEC. 17. Wheat per Load, from isl. to 241. Barley per Quarter, from 21. to 11. 4.5. Oats per Quitter, from tl. 6s. to 11. Old Beans per Quarter, from al. Bs. tl New ditto per Quarter, from 11. 16s. Peale per Qtarter, from al. 2S. to at. MAILE•LANI, The feverity of the weather having 'flopped our navigation, the purchafes on fbip board of courfe were few. Prices cafe are merely nominal ; yet fuch Car Granary fetched a trifle snore than on At fay for Oats, Ream, and Hog Peas : to our currency for their Prices. Englillt Wheat, per quarter, 665. 78s. Foreign Ditto, sos. llos. Fine p•Antzi c Wheat, B+s, Rye, 365. 4os. Barley. *6s. 38s.—Beit (New) 465. 411 t, Malt, 445. 58s.—.Fine (Ditto), 565. 6 06 . Oats, 11f. 38$. 315. 64. Hoe& Beans, (New) 3os. 3's.—Old 475. Tick Beans. (New) 3os. 37,.—0w o s . Hog Pau, 365. to 41 s, Boilers. 485. to 545. Carraway Sesd, 365. to 4Ts. per cm. Coriander, ads. to 291. per cwt. Canary, togs. to t 1 os. Raps Seed, 341. to 381. per kit. Flour, 631, 7os. per fack. Red Clover, 345. 38$. per cwt. White ditto, e' B s. -S. 845. 112$. Trefoil, ass. yes. sos. Difpatehes have been received from clb rl th ar . the pArtienlars of which will appear in the Ga. :me of tomorrow evening. . WIL P AM Baciwsi,c, Efq. Colonel of the Tip. alitry Militia, has been unanimoufly. eleeted 2, tor to fern in Parliament for the City of Cattle', The LOAD CHANCELLOR has been pleakd to ap. point Rooaar Torus, of Mansfield, in the county of 21ettinghans, Gent. to he a Mailer Extraordi nary of the High Court of Chancery. Yefierday Lord Hooaar gave 4 grand dinner at his houfe, in Grufvenor place, to which Major. General WA L Taksroirr was invited, and feveral perfons of dilliation. On Tuefday lall a fomptuous entertainment was given by Lord PETaL at his feat at 'fhorndon Hall, in Elks ' to his tenantry in that quarter, to the number of more th:sn one hundred. Several Gentlemen of dittineion were likewife prefent oa the occafion. The entertainment was in the fide of old Engliffs hofpitality. The Duke of ST. AL cam's has purchafed Lord SCARSDALE'S houk, ill Mansfield-I - beet, Portland. plate. The family took poffeffion loft week. Lord Sr. JOHN has taken a neat houfe in Holy les-fireet, for his winter refidence. Mrs. Br 1.13110T0N loft night was fo far recovered from her indifpolition as again to charm the Public in Mwsdame, at Drury lane Theatre. The Princ, of Coons has taken Tilney Hook, at Wanflend,' for five years, at a rent of 3501. pet annum. ?hi taxes art about 1501. fo that the real produce will be no more than tool. The houfe is let, that it may be kept in condition, the prefent owner being a child. The favourite Charger, the " white Sorry" of TiPPOO a creature, liplike its matter, gentle and heaqtiful. is arrived in Cattle Eden, as a prefent to Lady Curs. Her Ladyship, among many other curlofilies, has in her polka= the State Id of Tiptoe) made of Sandal wood. A letter from Saxony, dated Nov. 26, fays sac " The Impe rial Court has lately fignified to his PRUSSIAN M A JUTIr, that the EMPEROR rejoices that the Knee has done justice to his tendrilous. As Head of the Empire, and as Prote&ir of the Church in Germany he could not adopt a &Sr rent conduct with tepee to the elettions atMunfler and Arenfberg. Thefe dignities impofe dotal upon him, from which he could not depart. The fifth ulna feveath Ankles of the Peac of Lear Vale (peak of indemnities. The firft o:•liote of* GRAND bons of TRICANN, the latter. of tilde of the Secular Princes of the Empire, who have given up to 'France Countries on the left hank of the Rhine. Theft, Indemnities were to be made by means of Secidarization, as had already bees re. folved at the Congiefs at Rasta& s but it is equitr ble that none lhould receive more than he has loft. Thus it would not be necelfary to render the Sc. cularization general, with refpea to which. in dependently of this, nothing is contained in the Treaty of Luneville. The Secularization may begin with the (mailer Foundations, and thus it may not be necelfary to meddle with the Spirited Eleaorates, the maintenance' of which, on .et , count of the balance of power, Ond on account oC the Conflitution of the German Empire, guar's teed by the Peace of Weflphalia, is in the - highel dtgrce neceffary.Thelndemnification of theGitaaa Doze of Tuscany was approved by bis Putouts* MAJESTY at the Peace of Luneville. That of the PRINCE of Chaec a is, it is true, not mentioned hi this Treaty. but the Esteem' in coofequence el his friendthip for the Kist., is ready to contribute every thing, to procure, as well for this Prince, as for all the Princes for whom the Luso interelts blastoff, fititable Indemnities. For the refl. the Expel/ma flatten himfelf, that the friendly rat riots:, which happily Cobalt between the Kiso and 'The Esstaaoa, will gift to the prckskbgbacis oo agreeable torn" ..ißintegl6wil2(elnY'rhefte nearlye ‘ls: 11 Bell I II i BUDGE. • 'Ole 1-t• ' A , 21. i n . 4 to 21. • 64. JO C. /8. iof G ra i l' 4 ices in th at .0 1 grn as is i n Monday—. i P • 845.865. t b t so 434 'So 601. ye, ~ :~ i K' k