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LONDON. This day was publillsed, Peke 19. 6d. ' T HOUGHTS on the OBJECTof th e FOREIGN SUBSIDY By JOHN WHEATLEY, Efq. Printed for T. Cada, aid and W. Davin, Strand. This day was putaillied, fn ate. price ys 6d. T HE T H I RD. rind concluding part o f th e Fif t h Volume of TRANSAC ['IONS of die ROYAL SOCIETY of EDINBURGH. Printed for T. Ca&11 and W. Davies, Strand, and Ben and &adduce, and E. B.di..ur, Edinburgh. Of whom may alfo be had, The :ft and ad Pats of this 3th Volume, price t 2a. or the fume co d n,plete, in hoards, price and the 4th Volume, price 11. lo baws. WAR BURTONIAN LECTURES. This day was pt,: I.lbed, in one volume, Ivo. price 78.6 d. in boards A CONNECTED and CHRONOLOGICAL - 1 1- VIEW of the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, in Tw.lvc t, rmnns, preached in Lincoln's Inn Cha pel. at the Lature of t't,. laic Right Rev. William Warburton, Lund &lot. t , folouc. (ter Sy RUBERT NAR.PS. A. M. F.A.S. F. A. S. AN.hde.ic,.tt of Stafford, Ste. Printed for F. C. and J. Riyington, St. Paula Church-yard; and J. liatc.hard, Piccadilly. Where may be ban, Twrnty Sermons, pubrged by theCama At.th - nr in 1194. THh.FritiOIMAI. PUPLICATIONti. Bridge. tlrret, Blackfrim, March ILtBos. MR. PHILLIPS he, the honour to inform the ournerons Fl-nds of the undermentioned Works tn p t - ticolar. Cut he than publifh them u ufua, on Satur day du :;.,th of March. 1. The Mota rota Mat-..triNr. S. The MF.I,IC A L 3141 PH 1' NICAL JOURNAL. 3. Mr. YoUNG .1/4 ~ ALi 01 AOSICUL 1 VILE. 4. The CoLLECI.uN DI MODERN and CON EEMPOSART VOT. ADS: And TRAYS! 3 5. The Mom r111..r ARMY LIST. G. Thr FASIIIONS Of LONDON and PARIS. 7. Dr. NIArt.C, UNIVER‘AL Hi. roar. 11E. IiEIa.OJII.S . II:C[1A. Or F SW/3 on HEAL ru• On the .1,4! day of :he cnfuing I • mth there Works may be had as uford o Mr rut tura, and of all Bookfclicrs, Newtown, and POtreiler , in evtry part of the Width Empire. FORSYTH OH TREIS..Odavo Edition. This day was publiftwd, a New Edition, with 13 folding Plata. Prke tu Boards, ATREATISE on the CULTURE and MA NAGEMEN of FRUIT-TR F ES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully defcribed. To which is added, a New and improved Edition of " Obfervatiors on the Difeafes, Defeds,and injuries, in all Kinds of Fruit and Forcft Trees; with an Account of a particular Method of Cure." Publiihed by Order of Government. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S. A. Late Gardener to his Majelty at Kenlington and St James a c Member of the Econonnul tuci ty .t St Peterfburgh, Ste &e. Printed for Longman, iiunt,Ree% and Orme, Paternoßer-row; and T. Cada and W. Davie*, Strand. THAMES NAVWATION. This day were p ubhlbed, price is. CONSIDERATIONS on the Bea Mode of im. proving the prefent Imperfed State of the Navigation of the River THAMES between Richmond anti Staines. and Brewing the advantages to the Public, the Navigator, and the Owners and Oeeupi.rs of Houle', Mills, and Lands in the vicinity. by lmprer. ing the Navigation of the River, in preference to making any Ca nal. Illultrated with a coloured Map of the Thames, and the feve ral Navigable Rivers or Canals branching therefrom, with other Plans arid Sketches, which arc curioully executed in a new method. By ZACH.ALINUT, Henley. May be had of Mr. Harris, Stationer. St. Paul's Chtireh-Yard I Corey and Co. PiccadiUy, London ; Norbury, Brenda/41 ; Ben ham and Strange, !tingling'; Webb, Chertfey ; Knight, Wind for ; Norton, Henley; Cowthde, Reading ; and at die Oxford Journal printing Office NEW MUSIC, Pubtithed this day by GOULDING. PHIPPS, D'ALMAINIONCI CO. Real Manutidurers of Mufical Inftruments in general, and M.:fic Sellers to their Royal bitghneffes the Prince and Prince(' of Wales, No. ‘l7, New Bind-area, Loudon, and No. 7. Weitmoreland-ftreet, Dublin; TWELVE LESSONS for the Pianoforte, corn. poGal by J. Maazinghi, Op. 53, price 55...-. To Laura, a fa vourite Song, compoted by J. Mall,pricc favourite Rondo and Waltz, as ducts for the Piano•fortt, by P. Winebergcr, of Hamburgh, price is. 6d.—God Save the King,with variationsois it Duet for the Piano forte, by Ditto ditto, price is. 6d.—Why Howls the Mountain's bl4l fae Shrill, a Scotch Ballad, in imitation of the Antients, by the celebrated Inland, fet to Mufic for One, Two, or Three Voices, by John Paddoo, price is 6d.— Two Songs, Should 4 Mortal raied in Vifion," and "By Tomb that held his Trcafare," and a Hymn " Without the help of God," from the Triumph of M. arc, by Wm. Hayley, Efq. compofed by J. Mardi, Eq. P4RLI4ME_VTART PROCEEDINvS. HOUSE OP LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH aB. The Royal Affent was given by commifflon to tic Pleafure Horfe they Bill, the Salt Duty Bill, the Property Tai Bill, the Mutiny Bill, and three private bills. TheComMiffioners were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Willing ham, and Lord Ellenborough. r. DICKINSON. Jun. and revere other members of the Houle of Commons, brought up the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill, and two private bills, which were feverally r,ad a brit time. The Houle proceeded further in the Appeal, the Earl of Kin noul and others againft the Hoo. Mr. Maule and other.. Mr. Nowlau was heard on the part of the refpoudents, and Mr. Adam N , as proceeding in his„ reply, whcu he was interrupted for the par pare of giving an opportunity to A Gentleman from the Secretary of State's Ofllee for Ireland, pretested an Account of the different Rates of hichange between this Kingdom and Ireland, in the months from February 184, to February t 835. don, and he &cold think it rather bard, if he, or any other Member of that Houfe, whn might have any other motions relative to the fame bufinefs to propofe, were not al.uu.ed a limilar :e.dulgence. He knew that it was in his power to move for having the mo tion of the Noble and Learned Lord negatived—bat he felt a relultance at adopting filch a Itep. He had, however, certain motions to fubmit on the fame fob jai, which he wi(hed to have in his power to make before the Noble Vifeourt left the Houfe. The Earl of SUFFOLK and Lord AUCKLAND agreed with the Duke of Clarence in thinking that, as the bufinefs had been entered on, it ought to be carried to a conclution without interruption. The Duke of CLARENCE, however, laid that he fhould avail himfelf of the opportunity of the Houle being fummoned for to-morrow, when he hoped the Noble Vila:sum would be prefent, to bring for card the motions which he had to fubmit on the fubjeft. sARCH 19. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKt: —Ommurn 31 4• Is, par Is. die. TUESDAY, PUCE OF STOCKS TH,S Conf. money iff—for April Excheq. BEI PRICE OF wive 3 per Cent. Red. that 3 thA - Cont. Conf. 331 4 per Cent (hut 5 per Cent. Navy, 5 per Cent. t797,11tut Long Ann. fhttt Short Ann. !hut YESTERDAY: India Stock thut India Bonds is. is. dif. frith 5 per Cent that Excheq. Bali, par is. dif. °minium, 37, Enghlh tBl. to. Conf. for Acc. 581 The SIR JAMES SAUMAREZ cutter, of II guns, which arrived at Plymouth on Sunday IA with dill patches from Gibraltar, and which failed from that place about a fortnight ago, brings account That the garrifon at that time enjoyed the moll perfect health- The precife number of the ARROW'S convoy captured by the French was not known at Gibraltar; bur about thirty Spanifh veffels, taken by different Britifft cruizers, were lying in the Bay. From Folkaone we have the following commu- nication : " MONDAY, MARCH 18. II The fignal was yefterday made from the heights for the firft time there fome months for the enemy's fmall cruizers Banding to the Weaward from Ca lais ; feveral (hips of the fquadron which bad failed on Saturday evening were at this time feen dole in with the enemy's coati. There was fome firing in the crude of the day, and a great deal during laft night : feveral (hells were thrown about midnigh t froM the batteries to the Eaft of Boulogne, to which port the enemy's veffels are probably endeavouring to make their paffage. It is this morning very hazy, with little wind. Our (hips terrain on the other fide. Two of the regiments in this neighbourhood are, it is laid, going an foreign fervice immediately." The Tenth Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Enquiry was yellerday laid before the Houfe of - Commons. To morrow we (hall give large extracts from this interetling report : in the mean time we fubjoin an outline of the principal matters, for the information of our Readers. It appears the Commiffioners iffued their precepts to the Treafurer of the Navy, for an account of the Rate and difpofition of the balance of public money with which he Rood charged upon the 3111 of Decem ber in each year, from 1786 to 18oz, inclufively, that they might judge of the propriety of the balances of public money left in his hands,and fee whether the ba lances unappropriated to the public fervice, at thofe periods, were in the Bank of England. as required by law. The feveral returns made to there precepts come merited w.: , 277.1 the Commiffionens dikuverect oy them that the tutu, itanding in thename of the Treafurer of the Navy, at the Bank, were, for thestott part, conliderably lefs than his unappropriat. % ed balances. The difcovery of thefe deficiencies led the Coma:lX - Inners to enquire more minutely into the fubjelt, 3rid they difcovered, among other regulations fo r theconduet of the office of Treafurer of the Navy, a refolution of a Committee of the Hottre of Commons in 1784, that the Treafurer of the Navy (ball not apply any fum of *money imprelred to him, to any purpofe of advantage or interell to himfelf,,direaly, or indireetly ; a warrant under his ntissry's Sign Manual of the 26th of the fame month encreafing the f.dary of Treafurer of the Navy from 2,0001, to 4,00a1. a.year, " in full fatisfailion of all wages and fees, and other profits and emoluments theretofore enjoyed. by former Treafurers ;" and an ACI paired in the ssth of the prefent . Reign, direEling that " aft monies for the fervice of the Navy fhould be iffued from the Exchequer to the Bank of England ; and that no money for the fervice of the Navy thould be placed in the hands or polreffion of the Treafurer; and that no monies fhould be paid out of the Bank, but for Navy fervices, and in purfhance of drafts drawn by him, or 2erfons in his office duly authorifed by him, fpecifying the heads of fervice to which laid rums were to be applied." Mr. Beats held the office of Treafurer of the Navy at the time of the above refolution of the Committee of the Houle of Com mons, and the Report Rates, that he flriCtly complied wish the above regalatioas. He was fucceeded by the Right Hon. Haney DUNDAS, now Lord Max.. ',ILIA, who held the office from the 19th Augutt. 1782, to the loth of April next year. Lord BAYNING held the office from the itch of April 1783, to the 4th of Jan. 1784, and, during his time, " no part of the money ilfueci for the fervice of the navy was converted to his ufe or advantage." From the sth Jan. 1784, to June t, 1800, Lord MiLviLLE was a fecond time Treafurer of the Navy, and Mr. TROTTER Paymafter under him.— The Commiffioners accordingly applied to the lat tcr for information, and upon being called upon to account for thefe deficiencies, he acknowledged, that he had been in the praaice of drawing money from the Bank in large fums, and lodging it in the hands of private Bankers, previous to its being iffued to the Sub-Accountants for the public fervice. Being afked whether he cleaved any profit from the money fo withdrawn, he refufed to antwer, upon the ground that he was not bound to criminate himfelf. Lord Vifcount MILVILLS was next applied to, and he ad mitted that Mr. TROT r SR had his permiffion to lodge the money in private Banker's hands, but not, as it wou:i fecm, to the extent underftood by Mr.Taorr Ea; but being itficedwhetber,d4ring clamed the periods of • • I& Ott. ~ FORSYTH OH TREES.-Odavo Edition. e , doe, and he &mild think it rather bard, if he, or any LONDON. Thi s d ay was pu b l i ked, prim la 6d. This day was *diked, a New Edition, with 13 fabling plates, `THOUGHTS on the OBJECTof the FOREIGN Price 12s. Boards, other Member of that Houfe, who might have any other motions relative to the fame bu fi nefs to propofe, SUBSIDY. By JOHN WHEATLEY, Efq. A TREATISE on the CULTURE and MA- TUESDAY, MARCH to. AA. NAGEMEN I' of FRUIT-TR F ES, in which a new Method Printed for T. Cadell , aid and W. Davis, , Strand. Were not aliuwed a fiMilar :ildulgence. He knew PMCE OF STOCKS THiS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK , : of Pruning and Traini ng Is f u lly d e f er ib e d. T o w hi c h i s a dd e d, that it w a s in his power to move for having the rno- . t 'This day was putilifhed, in 4to. price 7s 6d. a New and improved Edition of " Obfervatiors on the Difeafes, tion of the Noble and Learned Lord negatived-butt Conf. m o ney 5 Ft - for April if , i I -omuturn J o 4.. T HE TH I RD. end concluding part of the Fifth Defed4, sod injuries , in all Kinds of Fruit and Foreft Trent with he felt a reluctance at adopting fi lch a Rep. He had, Excheq. Bills, par is. dir. Volume of TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIETY an Account of a particular Method of Cure.' Publiked by Order PRICE OF oroOsee V ESTER DAY i however, certain motions to fubmit on die fame fob PRICE of EDINBURGH. of Government. make 3 per Cent. Red. tat India Stock fhut 1 Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand , and Bell and By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S. A. jed, which he %tithed to have in his power to 3F , r Cont. Co i f. 84 India Bonds is. 25. la 5 , Late Gardener to his Majefty at Kenlington and St James's &salute, and E. Balfour, Edinburgh. before the Noble Vifenur.t left the Houfe. 4 per Cent (hut kith 5 per Cent. dun Member of the &morrow tuciety at St Peterlburgh, Ste. die. Of whom may alto be had. Th.e. Earl of SUFFOLK and Lord AUCKLAND Excheq. Bills, par is. dif. i , Printed for Longman , tient, item and Orme , Paternofter- row; s per Cent. Navy, ligi The tft and ad Pans or this 3th Volume, price ass. or the Vo- and I'. - Cadell an d W . D av i s,St . rand. agreed with the Duke of Clarence in thinking that, 5 per Cent. t797,lbut Omnium, 3 1 . Mine complete, in boards, price il. and the 4th Volume, price ill.• as the bufinefs had been entered on, it ought to b e toile Ann. fht;t Engli lh Ti Acts, tBl. cis. lo boards. THAMES NAVICIATIO N. Short Anti. (hut Conf. for Ace. 581 1 1 This day were publiffied, price as. carried to a conclufion without interruption. -WA d BitiaTONIAN LECTURES. rONSIDERATIONS on the Bea Mode of im. The Duke of CLARENCE, however, laid that he ~ , JAMES ' This day was pa:lt:bed, in one volume, Ivo. price 78.6 d. • ,, -- 1 proving the prefent Imperfed State of the Navigation of the flsould avail himfelf of the opportunity of the Houle . 'Jae out SAIMAREZ cutter, of 12 guns, in boards River THAMES between Richinoud and Staines, and Dewing • ACONNECTED and CHRONOLOGICAL the adv a n tages to t h e P u bli c , t h e N av i gator , an d t h e O wners and bein Communed for to-morrow, when he hoped the which arrived at Plymouth on Sunday left with dif- VIEW Impose- Nob le Vircount would be prefent, to bring for card p atches from Gibraltar, and which failed from that of the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRISTIAN Occupisrs of Houfes,Mills, and Lands in the v i cinity , by Impose- CHURCH, in Tw.ive S,rmons, preached in Lincoln's Inn Cha- ing the Navigation of the River, in preference to making any Ca- the motion) which he had to fubmit on the fubjed, place about a fortnight ago, brings account 'that the pd. at the Lature of the tare Right Rev. William Warburton, nal. Mutilated with a coloured Map of the Thames, and the free- .........- garrifon at that time enjoyed the molt perfect health_ Lord &Int , nf Giouc.'fter rat Navigable Rivers or Canals branching therefrom, with other • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Ey RUBERT NARES. A. M. F.A.S. F. A.S. Plans arid Sketches, which arc curioully executed in a new method. The precife number of the ARROW'S convoy captured The Land Tax C miffion Houk Bill was deferred to this Arandeacen of Stafford,ffie. • By ZACH. ALINUT, Henley. day for night, on the motion of Mr Sturges Bourne. by the French was not known at Gibraltar ; but Printed for F. C. and J. Riyington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and May be had of Mr. Harris, Stationer, St. Paul's Church-yard: The irith Spi rit Duty Bilt was read a feeond time, and ' ordered J. Hatc.hard, Piccadilly. Corey and Co. Piccadilly, London ; Norbury, Brenda/Ai ; Ben- tei be committ to a Committee of the whole Houfe to-morrow. about thirty Span' velfels, taken by different Britiar Where may be hat, Twrnty Sermons, publiked by theme halo and Strange, Kingfton ; Webb, Chertfey i Knight, Wind- The kik Excite Duty Bill; the Irith Stamp Duty Bill, the Ififfi ruizers, were lying in the Bay. Author in 1794. for; Norton, Henley; Cowflade, Reading; and at d i e Oxford Pottage Duty Bill, were read a fecond ti me, and ordered to be C Journal printing O ffi ce From Folkftone we have the followi e commu- Tett FERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS. Bridge. e wet, Blackfrian, March tR, tilos. NEW MUSIC, The Exchequer Bills Rill paged a Committ,e of the whole MR. PHILLIPS ha, the honour to inform the Publiffied thls day by GOULDING. PHI PPS, D'ALMAINI,MICI Co, Houk, and Report ordered to be received to-morrow: As alto nication : 4r MONDAY, MARCH 18. Real Manta . ..dorm of Mufical Inftruments in general, and the Expiring Laws Bill. AVA l'ub.:,e. and t , ,, 'omicrons friends of t he u nd e entioncil " The fignal was yefterday made from the heights Work% in y rticular, that he Chaff publifh them am ufual on Satter- Me fi c Sellers to their Royal Highneffes the Prince and Prince(' . Deferred Ways and Means to Wednefday. of Wales, No. ‘l7, New Bindetreet, London, and Na y, The Secacte informed the Houk that he had been in the for the firft time there fome months for the enemy's day the eeth of Marrh. wettmoreiand-Brea, Dublin; H o ul e of Peers, where the Royal Meta was given by Cominif- 1. The MoN I lit V M.tr.sElN F. TWELVE LESSONS for the Pianoforte, corn- Bill, to Sion to the Roe& Fleaftre Houfe Duty - 1 s. The MF.IS;C A L dud PH a ,ICA I. JOURNAL. Duty Bill, and to the Property Tas Amendment Bill; and to re- leis ; feveral fhips of the fquadron which had failed 3. Mr. YOUNG .1A ~ ALi 01 AtiltICUL I LIM . 1 * poLsi by J. Meszinghi, Op. 53, price Se..-,To Laura, a fa- 4. The COLLECI•UN of MODERN =II CONTEMPORARY VOT- vourite Song , co:emoted by J. Mall,price Is.-A favourite Rondo veral private Bills. Mr. A brought up tile Report of the kith Sugar on Saturday evening were at this time feen dole in AGES and i'IIAELI 5 and WAIIZ, RI duets for the Piancuforte, by P. Winebergcr, of • 5. The May r OLT ARMY LIST. Hamburgh, price is. 6d.-God Save the King,with variations, os Bil l, Drawback which was read and weed to. , with the enemy's coati. There was fome firing in Mr. Battle brought up the Report of Mr Bowyer . Lottery 6. The Faciroes a LONDON and PARISI. ; Duet for the Piano forte, by Ditto ditto, price is, 6d.-Why 7. Dr. hlavue', C:4IVERSAL His PORE. Howls the Mountain's blaft fae Shrill, a Scotch Ballad, in Bill; the amendmentsof which were agreedto,and the Bill order- the crude of the day, and a great deal during left a to be cogroffed. .e. DE. PE•jbJI.S . II Tr CIA. or ESSAYS on H EAL re.. imitation of the Ancients, by the celebrated Ireland, fee to night : feveral fhells were thrown about midnigh t 1 Mr. Ron brought up an account of certain Orders in Council On the quit day of :he cnfuing I` • ,nth there Work% may be had Marie for One, Two, or Three Voices, by John Pectic°, price relative to Licence to Trade iu certain cafes with Spain, Ste.-Or- froth the batteries to the Eaft of Boulogne, to whi c h as ufual o Mr ruin:Ars, and of all Bookfellars, Newham, and Is 6d =two Songs,' Should a Mortal rals'd in Vifion," and "By a Poßtrafters in evtry part of the Britiffi Empire. Tomb that held his Treafure," and, a Hymn "U'itbeint the help of dere .,_ d to be laid on the table.. port the enemy's veffels are probably endeavouring God;' from the Triumph of Mak, by Wm. Hayley Efq. compofed me. rauficissou moved for krese to repeal cert , ,in parts of a till Mt. I.,:ATT's HARVEST HOME:. by J. Maras, Eiii. ' relative to the iffuing of Bank Notes under 51 and makite ntl4r to make their pafFage. It is this morning very hazy, • - - regulations inftead of them -Granted. Dedicated by oermili, ~,, to hie Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales with little wind. Our !hips remain on the other fi de. rhe Crane crime of the Excu aura gave notice, that on Fri. - This day was putilith ti. in Three large Valium-1i svo embellahed P_IRLIAMENTART PROCEEDINuS. day next, in a Committee of Ways and Means, he would bring Two of the regiments in this neighbourhood are, it with a tine ihrtrair al the Aathur, engraved by Caroline Wat- --- forward a certain Tax in the room of that which the Houfe did not fon, from al, origin .1 Pietore by Lawrence, is faid, going an foreign fervice immediately." HOUSE OP LORDF, MONDAY, MARCH e.B. adopt; and oho, that lie amid then propofe to make the prefent uARVEST HOME ; confoling, among a great The Royal Affent was given by conimiffion to the Pleafure temporary duty on Wine permanent- ....---.- -11-g- variety of itrrfifting Matter, of Supplementary Gleanings Mr. Jot:l.4l7oNa appeared at the Bar with an Account and Re Hoeft D ory Bill, the Salt Duty Bill, the Property Ta g Bill, the ' The Tenth Report of the Commi ffi oners of Naval in England ; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con- Mutiny Bill, and three private bills. turn of the Committee for making Compenfation to fuck perfons tributions in Verfe and Prole, by eminent living Authors; of was yefierday laid before the Houfe Of" ham of the Moral and Sovial !fate of Englifit Artisans, in the The Commiffioners were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wahine- Si have loft, by the Ad of Union, the Reprefentative Franchife In Enquiry ham, and Lord Ellenbo gh. - Ireland, of the fums given to them in fatisfaCtion, Rce. which was great Manufaeturing TOwns, and of a carre___RNl and enlarged E- , II• Commons. T o mo rro w we fhall give large extrads Mf tion of etc Author: Point of - Sympathy." r. DICKINSON. Jun. and feveral other members of the Houfe laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. Mr. WILLIAM DICKINSON moved the order of the day for the from this interefiing report : in the mean time we of Commons, brought up the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill, and two By S J. PRA 1 l', Efq, private bills, which were fcverally r,ad a Bel time. third reading of the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill. which being read, fubjoin an outline of the principal matters, for the Printed fur R !CHARD PHIL LIPS, Na 6 New Bridge-ftreet, Black- Tbe Houk proceeded further in the Appeal, the Earl of Kin- he propofed, and the Houk aereed to. a deuce by way of amend- friar.; and to be had of all Booklifters. mod and others agaloft the Hon. Mr. M au le a nd ot h ar . : ,. M r . meat or the body of the Bill, ta adminifterina oaths in prerellional information of our Readers. Nowlau was heard on the part of the refpoodents, and Mr. Adam itt'rt`.. M art i a l , . fimilar to the amendment in the Land Mutin y PE h 1 r.-1' his day was remelted, It appears the Commitlioners iffued their precepts Was proceeding in hie reply, when he was interrupted for the par- lit I' tt, and ordered to be carried to the Lords. . Deatle-tc‘l, by pern-anion, to the Right Hon. Lord Metntte, ahe CHANCELLOR of the Excinotne moved for a Committee to the Treafurer of the Navy, for an account of the In one large and elegant Volume, Qsarto, illuftrated by Twenty Pu r e of giving an opportunity to A Gentleman from the secretary of state', Office for Ireland, to exaraine into the Rate of the baLnees between this country and. Coloured Engraviog% of Conume, dce price Two Guineas inßate and difpofitien of the balance of public money pretested an Account of the different Rates of Exchange between Ireland, from the Ift of January, Sot, to the ift January, 1805, board., February Kingdom and Irel and, in the months from February 1804 to and to confider of the belt means of afeertaining the balances ruche with which he Rood charged upon the 3ift of Decem- PRESENT sTATE of PERU, compiling • -' end of each year Agreed to. ' every tBes.her in each year, from 1786 to 18oz, inclu fi vely, that T HE an Account of it. Ge. graphy, Topography, Natural Hiflory, . On the motion of Mr. Rose, three different Committees were THE NAVY. Mineralogy, Commerce, Customs and Manners, as well of its el- appointed for to-morrow, to regulate the conaluet of chi., country they might judge of the propriety of the balances of ' vffifed as uncle:lard Inhibitauts, State of Literature, Plailoffilthei Lord Vire:mint MELVILLE to move for feveral toward* the veffels, trade, and fubjecits of foreign nations, touch- the Arts, f:: tic. papers relative to the Navy. His Lordfhip first laid l eo i n p arts o f hi s M a j e fty' s d om i n i ons a b roa d public money left in his hands,and fee whether the ba- . Th e w i,,,,k draw., from original and authentic Documents, upon the table an account of the artificers difchaeged remit. lances unappropriated to the public fervice, at thofe chiefly writteu and c 01.1 , ;rtl in the Kruvian Capital; to which from Plymouth Dock-yard in ttioi, told tince re-eit- Mr. FRANCIS rote to put offhis tootioo.ria India • periods, were in the Bank of England, at required by is addvd, an A yy• 0,11, containing the modern Travels of the Mif- tered in other Dock yards, conformAlo lb the mo. affairs to, Mondry -next. . - Sossrics in thc hitt': rub unexplored Mountainous Territories; and law. The reverel returns made to there precepts coma other Ogtreftil: V Al7i,ttiar. relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of thine of Earl Fortefcue, which were otilet9Ll to lie on Lord' ASTLEREAGH wilhed the Honourable . 4 .. . , . . 78.1 , :cr.! the Commiffionere Wien% inhabiting Coe , rt•trote difiriffis of Peru. the table and to be printed. . meats vee •e c '::". ' . Member to'defer. his motion a week long e r r: The Printed for Rica...co Pit .a so es, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriars ; The Earl of DARNLEY then begged leave to papers were avd to he ha A of all BoohieUen. take up the time of their Lordships for at few mu- nest have invefligated the ethic& in the manner that of the Treafurer of the Navy, at the Bank, were, for • Mr GO U W IN's NEW NOVEL. ments, whiltt he moved for copies of the letters of was requifite to a clea r jodgment of it. Beades, he the sot part, confiderably lefs than his 'inappropriate Thls day w.. s pald,thed, in Three Volumes, Captaio Frazer of the India:en, and Captain Fay of could with the lalitoeurable al'• mber would ae fo good en' balances. The difcovery of there deficiencies led • price l e, in boafits, or i6s in half-binding the Hyona, timing the unfitnefs of tbofe veffels fur as to toe what wa -at . , . , e the n u-e of lis iii•cnded motion • . • • F LEETWOOD. cu the p lum es, of Feeling.- the public fervice, to the prodnetinn of which, he fince mbrace generthy Inella•.:eirs, was the fame the Commiflioners to enquire more minutely into the A Novel in Three V BY NVILL! ANI GODWIN. underliood, there would Row be no objedlion on, thc as if , all the affairs of Europe, oaf, - -pt!fent, and to fuhjelt, 3rid they difenvered, among other regulations Printed for RICUA 30 I'll;Ltirt, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet,Blacio part of the Noble Vifettunt • come, were p ro p o f e d for diOrilien. ' for the co nduct of the office of Treafurer of the Navy, . M andtddbyallßookfeikrs. Its:d by a'.l Bookfeliers. The motions were agreed tn. Mr. FRANCIS - rea dil y cont a nte d . to eot o ff his a refolutiOn of a Committee of the Holife of C o mmons Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Lord Vilcount MELVILLE obferved, that the motion to this day fortnight. He c.itild not then fay • r. The Lire and .A,ot of CHAUCER, the Father of Englith Pet-' in t 782., that the Treafurer of the Navy (hall not principal al tide of complaint made by a Noble Lord what would be the precise terms rat his motiori, but airy, the ad Editioa, in four volumes, °disco, price IL ids. in apply any km of 'money impreffed to him, to any (Darnley) on a former evening, againtt the prefent did not doubt that he fhould have an opportunity to tstrds. The Eseorteas, or ornedions on Edueation,Manners, and board of Admiralty, was, that they had purchafed explain it to the Noble Lord, before the day appoint- purpofe of advantage or interefl to himrelf,, diredly e ,l i Literatur In a kens of Earays, price us. Vol,(hips which were unfit for the public fervice, and that ed for the confidercion of it. As to the papers, they or indirectly ; a warrant under his !vie/sores Sign 3. Cu e ,l WILLIAMS. a Novel, the 3,1 Edition, in three OLE. price i 3%. 64.1. in boards. they had contracted for chips to be built in the Mer• were laid on the t a ble i n June left, and had bee'tt Manual of the 26th of the fame month encreafing the 4. An ENVIE?' concerning Political Jolliet, and its inituecce chant Yards, which, according to the Noble Lord, printed fome months fence, of Morals and If tppillefi4 tin; 3d Earl , rl. in two Volumes, Bvo. ought to have been built iu the King's Yards, when Th e not i ps (l an d s f or thi s d ay fortnight. Celery of Treafurer of the Navy from 2,0001. to price as inboard'. it was dated by the Noble Lord ten (hips of the line IRISH IMPORT Dt/Tiall. 4,00;41. alear, " in full fatisfadion of all wages and •i iti, d,y 'Aras publitheS s might be built annually. Theft charges involved On the motion for the fecond reading of the hi& fees, and other profits and emoluments theretofore In Th ree el ega n t Nreeonie., I'M! Octavo, Price One Guinea in two very important quellions with refpe& to the Import Duty 1111, enjoyed by former Treafurers ;" and an Ad palled Boards, embellillie.l onto a floe Portrait of Lady Pomfret. by Navy, upon which it was his with that every poffible Mr. DAWSON propofed that the feennd•readieg in the 25th of the prefent Reign, directing that " rel. Carolow Watfon, light thould be thrown. lie therefore moved , for might be deferred to fome other day. This was the • ' • ° • ° TH E. CO Rlt ES POND ENCEbet weenF R A NCES a variety of documents anion fit which were a Kill Irifh Holiday, and not many Members of that part monies for the fervice of the 'Navy fhould be iffued -A• COUNITSS of HAR l'Flift 9 (late Duchefri of Somerfet), of the thins in commillion on the 15th of May, of the United Kingdom were prefent ; he therefore from the Exchequer to the Bank of England; and and HEN iti I, I" VA LOU IS a. COUNTESS of POM h R LT, lie. ,„,,,,e, y e ar, 173 .; and I 742, during the refidence of the otter 1804 ; a hit of the (hips put into and out of commit . - . hoped, that although admiring the expeditious dili- that no money for the fervice of the Navy timid be L a dy a br o ad ; interf i 4erf,ti with Original Poetry and with Anee ruin liriee that period ; a lift of the (hips building in genre of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, placed in the hands or poffe ffi on of the Treafurer; dotes of the Englith, French, and 'other Couru, and ot didinguithed t h e Ki ng ' s Y ar d s on t h e t h e I st h o f May, 180¢, the this Bill would not run poll balk through the Houfe, ' Pertains of that period. time when the y were comm i flioned, with thole launch- Mr. FOSTER obferved, that if the prefent was a and that no monies fhould be paid out of the Bank, Printed for Rimisan Panties, No. 6, New Bridge-ftreet ; and to be had of all Bootie:acre. Of whom may be had, ed fence, and the periods at which the rett were ex- liege of the Bill in which any debate could be ex ed- but for Navy fervices, and in purfhance of drafts E. Tax LETTERE and other WORKS of LADY MARE WORT peeled to be completed. An account of (hip, refitted. ed s he would not have moved the fecond reacting drawn by him, or eerfons in his office duly authorifed Lair Mon racial, 'subtilised from her gamine Papers, in poffeffion A ftatement refpeding the building ( hips in the . Dock then ; but not imagining that any of the Hon. Gets - by him, fpecifying the heads of fervice to which laid af her Grandfoo L 1... Marquis of Bute, in five volumes, price 355. Yards.-Accounts of the number of artificers entered tlemen walled to debate the principle of the Bill, • in boards. •funs were to be . applied." Mr. Beats held the office in . the King's yards at various periods, commencing ' which was that of granting the Supplies, he few no • 1. TUE CORRESPONDENCE Of SAMUEL RICHARDSON Author ' Of Miffs end tirandulon, with his Friends, publifisea by his in titoi. A lift of (hips built in the King's yards, good reafon for the delay. And it was a little whim- ... of Treafurer of the Navy at the time, of. the above Grand-children, with his Life by Mrs. BAaaAul.D.l4.tut Toll- and contracted to be built in Mercbaists ' yards, fical to with to keep the national wheal by delaying refolution of the Committee of the Heinle of Corn- price 4 to. from Ile tto ; 782. Similar lifts from 1782 to 1783, the fit Ices (es Ireland ! &fides, this was the 18th mons, and the Report Rates, that he &idly complied 3. MEMOIRS of the Lira of Jona %Viten, interfperfed with , froodenee and „ Atli Original Papa , By John 1783 to 1788, 1788 to 1794, teee to 18or; 'tacit to of March, and the fupplies all fall on the 25th, fo hisgenuine Lorre . , we' h i4e above regulations. He was fucceeded by Atmore in, voiumes, price 355. boards. the 15th of May, i 804., and from the 15th of May, that the delay would be really dangerous. 1804, to the prefent time. There, with a few other Mr. KER was in favour of delay, and was pro- This day was putitiated, the Right, Hon. HENRY Domoss, now Lord M.L. MALTA. large Volumes. Quarto, price motions, relative to minor points of detail, were reeding to remark, that the tax was odious, vexatious, MLLE , who held the of fi ce from the reth Augutt e in 'I wo , . Th roe Gsu l ss A s and a Half in boards, illuftrated with a very agreed. to. impolitic, and unwife ; when he was called to order. 1782, to the loth of April next year. huge owe e e the mend, five Feet by two; and with numerous The Earl of DARNLEY expelled himfelffetisfied Afeer a • few words in explanation from Meas. Lord BAYN INC held the office from the I Ith of other Plates, - with the flatemein s the Noble Vifeount had made of Corry, Ker, and the Speaker, the Bill was now read a A pril e 0 1783, tO the oth of Jan. 1784, and, during his ANTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain.' the principal points in his (the Earl of DarzJey's) fccond time,and ordered to be committed to-morrow, teg a full and accurate Account of the PRESENT STATE Ipeech, but oblerved that his fuppotilion, with re- • (REACH OF PRIVILIGB. time, "no part of the money allied for the fervice of of the Mande of MAL'T'A and GOZA; the HIS TORY of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN JI - RUSALEM from their Brit Etta - (peel to the ten (hips, was founded in the idea, that Mr. STEELE moved for a new Writ to be Med the navy was converted to his ufe or advantage." hilltment in Maim till etc beginning of the t9th Century: alfo, a the fyitem of building (hips of war, carried on in the for Bath, in the room of Lord John Thynne, who From the sth Jan. 1784, to June t, 1800, Lord N 4 a awrivi of the . Eliot/it which attended the CACTUS II of there Merchants' yards, might be adopted in the King's has difqualified himfelf by fitting and voting in the Mieviees was a fecond time Treafurer of the ' Itiands by the FRENCH, and their fubfequent Couturier by the yar d s. ' Houle, without taking the neeefrary oaths, and in . hes:m ot u; and an ts. Appendis, containing authentic State Papers The LORD CHANCELLOR. begged to remind other refpeds not complying with the laws in fuch N av y , and Mr. TROTTER Paymafler under him.- -- met begdoentuen By the CILIA LIER Louie de BOISGELIN, -the Houfe, in point of order, that the - Counfel in the cafes made and provided. Lord Jelin Thynne had The Commiffioners accordingly applied to the lat- Knight of meet. Appeal had been defired to withdraw only for a few accepted the office of Vice Chamberlain of his Majef- ter for information, and upon being called upon to At a time when the Wand of Malta is the Bahs on which the minutes while a meffage was receieing from the ty's Houfehold laft year ; but from inadvertency whole Syftero ot Eurepean Polities is founded, and whim it is eon• Commons, and that it was now hie 'duty to move contineed to fit and vote without having given in the Wend as eonitituting one of the 'mid important Parts of the Bei- t h athebeen the prat. ice of drawing money that the Counfel be again called in. He particularly requifite qualifications. The Hon. Member further ewe Dom s, ard as forMng a B-rrier cache ambitions Projedts of the Government of France, a complete Hillary and Readied dwelt on the great inconvenience ;end expence to laid, that as the Houfe always (hewed indulgence to from the Bank in large fums, and lodging it in the I Account of that 111414,1 cannot but deeply intereft every Englik- parties, if when Counfel in reply had 'only a few fuch of its Members as had inadvertently trantgreffed hands of private Bankers, previous to its being Med MO. Independently, however, of Its fingular politic-at and miti- words to Rate, that reply timid be oil once! to its privileges, he had no doubt but that when they to the Sub-Accountants for the public fervice. Being sari ineeetamo, ties eland is not las worthy of particular Anew. •i. as containing the tart oeTanized Inltitudon of Chivalry, an anot her da y. Asould have ordered the writ to be Wired, they would Inflitntipo which has preferved the Spirit of its Formation voce ' l ' 4 he Duke of CLARENCE was of opinion, that permit him to bring in a Bill to indemnify his Noble afked whether he cleaved any profit from the money the time of the Holy Wars, and which has diftingulked itfelf by how ever i m p ortant the cattle lately hearing at the Fliend from the penalties and &abilities confequent fo withdr a wn, he refufed to antwer, upon the ground its extraordinary Farilehas d i/w e b many Ages,in Dcfence of Bar might be to the parties interelted in it, that im• by the law to fuch omiffions and inadvertencies as had that he was not bound to criminate himfelf. Lord ehecendian Rsligiou• portanee could only be of an individual and private taken place. Vifcount MRE/lELI was next applied to, and he ad- - 14 ' ted for RICIAA RD PHILLII E. No. 6, Bridge-ftrett, Blaelt- ' bine. and to be bad of all Bookkhars. nature, and could never in any refired (land in coinpe- The writ was now ordered ; and Mr. STEEL. hay witted A few Copies of the large and fplendid Chart of the two tition with the interelt which the public at large mutt' ing moved for leave, which was granted, brought in mitted that Mr. TROT rs R had his permiffion to lodge the money in private Banker's hands, but not, as it Muds, drawn under the 1/Utensils of the ar . author, and finely ea- be prefuaned to have in the quellion now before their his Bill of Indemnity, which was read a firtt time, graved by Mile, may be Hifi ll2Elately, price one Guinea. or °De loodfisips. The Noble Vifcount had been allowed and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.- would kern, to the extent underftond by MoTaorr ea; a. wpm ma a hick pat au Canvas and &Plod in a Cate for silb to bring forward all his motions Without interrup• ,Adjourned. but being afteedwhether,doring either of the perioas of toeless.. , . Mt I..:.VIT's iinitvt,sT Dedicated by vermin, ~,, io hi. Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales Thus day wax yuldith it. in Thr- large Voltipses svo emhellilhed with a tine Pu7trair of the Aathur, en;raved by Caroline Wat • ' ' "' ' fon, from an or:gin .1 Picture by I.;svrenee, HARVESI' HOME; con fi ning, among a great variety of in.:l-ening Matter. of Supplementary Gleanings in England ; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con tributions in Vert:: and Prole, by eminent living Authors; of Sketches of the M0r..1 and Sovi.l state of EngliO. Artisans, in the great Stanufaeturing Tnerns, and of a corrected and enlarged Edi• lion of tae Author'. Poem of Sympathy." By S J. Pita I r. Erg. Printed fur R 101 A I U PHIL LIPS, No. 6 .. New . Bridge-ftrect, Black- friar.; aid to b.: h 4,1 of all BookliUc73. PER c—fhis day was pohlithed, nettle - rod, by pern.iirern, re the Right Hon. Lord Mc In one large and cleguit Volume, Qsarto, illuftrated by Twenty Coloured Engraviogs or Coflume, &c price Two Guineas in boards, THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, compiling an Account of it, Genraphy, Topography, Natural "liftoff, Mineralogy, Comnicree, Cotton's and Nlanners. as well of its cl ' vilifed as unciviltfetl L•thtbitauts, State of Literature, PhilduPhY, the Arts, .f. 4 etc. Th e w f iu i e draw., from original and authentic Documents, chiefly written and c nup ;eNI in the Fithian Capital; to which is adds.!, an An- ;ir.t,t.iining the modern Travels of the Mil lion:tries in the hithc rtn unexplored Mountainowi Territories; and other iittcrellin: at , relative to the Idolatrous T4bes of remote diftrids of Peru. Prinred fur Ricu.. it') Pu, t. Li vs, No. 6, Bridge-It:ea, Blackfriars ; and to he h3 l of all Bookiellen. • Mr GODWIN', NEW NOVEL. This day w:..1 publ,thed, in Three Volumes, pries s cs in boars, 6s in half-binding FLEETWOOD. OJ Ihe New Man of Feeling.— Novcl 'Pane Volumes. BY VI:1.0 ANI GODWIN. Printed for RicuAlo Yu: Ltir:, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet,Blaek *ars ; and Told by all Bookfellicrs. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. The Lire and Aof of CHAUCiII, the Fither of Englith Po etry, the ad Edition, in four volume', odtavo, price tL t 6& in LoAnd". R. The Enpyte ,or It efledlions on Edueation,Manners, and Literature, in a ferws of kiLiys, price 91. J. Cet►n Wi L 1.1. t Sl3, A Novel, the 3 d Edition, in three Vols. _ . . price sir. liti. in boards. 4. An F.:ceprt T concerning Politic-II lattice, ar•ct its inflaecce cri Mor.ds and H ippiucc., in two Volumes, Bvo. ?rice tEs iu boards. I ht, d •.eras In Three elegant N'reanw., rat Odavo, Price One GuMee in Boards, ennatililhe.l wilt% 4 flue Portrait of Lady Pomfret. by Carols.e Watfon, r l'H E. CO rt It ES PONDENCEbet weenl 7 ANCES L COON nt H AC. I'FOR (Ism Duchefs of Somerfer), and HENRII, I 'FA LOUIS A. COUNTESS of POMP PAT, lie. tweets the Years r '3i at... 1 I , during the rebdence of the latter Lady abroad ; interfiierf‘d with Original Poetry and with Anee dotes of the English, French, and baler Courts, and of didinguilhed Perform of that period. Printed for Ricitaan PHILLIPS, No. 6. New Bridge-ftreet; and to he had of all Bookfcaem Of whom may be had, s. Tra LLTTItab, ;.Pal other WORKS of LADY MART WORT SAT MON rano, publiihrel from her genuine Papers, in poffelfion of her Graudfou a.: Marquis of Bute, in five volumes, price 3ss. in boar,ls. 1. E Cointiro.vntmcs of SAMUEL Riemannian Author of Miffs end Gr..nddon, with his Friends, pubilibed by his Grad children, wish his Lite by Mrs. BAIBAULD.Ia.fui vols. priee dts. 3. MEMOIRS of the Lira of Jour+ Vi'iutas,interfperfed with hissenuine Correfroodence, and with Orisinal Papers. By John Alum, ins volume", price 336. boards. MALTA. This day was pub :tilted, in . 1 wu large Volumes. Q_uatto, price Th ree Guinea. and a Half in boards, indicated with a very large Chart ce the Maud, five Feet by two; and with numerous other Plates. ANTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain.' -s• leg a full and accurate Account of tks PRESENT STATE of the 'Rands of Al A LTA and GOZA t the HIS roav of the NIGHTS of St. JOHN j kit ()SALE M from their Brit Efta hl:llsment in Malta till the beginning of the 19th Century : alto, a s 4 awrivi of the Eriorr s which attended the CAPTUR aof there tti4nds by the FIVICH, and their fubfequent CON(LUZST by the ; and an Appendis. containing authentic State Papers ayd otbet documents. By the CULVA 1.1,1 t LOUIS de BOISGELIN, ISnight of At a time when the 'Rand of Malta h the Bain on which the whole SOL= oh Eurepran Polities is founded, and when it is con • Wend as conitituting one of the midi important Parts of the Bri t* Dominions, ard ae forni'ng a B-rrier to the ambitious Projects of the Government of France, a complete Hißory and &sallied Account of that 111414,1 canoot but deeply intereft every Emilia man. Independently, however, of Its fingular political and mili tary Impustance, tl4s :nand is not left worthy of particular Attest. thin, as containing the Lift ory,arsiced ',Aleutian of Chivalry, an loititntlgo which has preferved the Spirit of Its Formation :ince the time of the Holy Wan, and which has diltingulihed ad( by its ertraordlou7 Esplidts, through fo many Ages, in Defence of the Chrittian vrinted for RICIAA RD PRILLII S. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black- triage and to be bad of all !foot&lire. N.H. A few7o--pies of the large and fplendid Chart of tbc two Nadu, drawn under the Diteeliun of the Author, and finely en graved by Mate, may be Juni icparately, price one Guinea, or one Gupolt and a Bali gat au CaitYa and &Mg in a Cate for ta Yuchat. THE NAVY. Lord Vilconnt MELVILLE to move for feveral papers relative to the Navy. His Lord(hip firlt laid upon the table an account of the artificers difchasged from Plymouth Dock-yard in tince tered in other Dock yards, conform Air lb the mo tionsot Earl Fortefcue , which were Olikreld to lie on the table and to be printed. The Earl of DARNLEY then begged leave to take up the time of their Lordikips for it few mo ments, whiltt he moved for copies of the letters of Captain Vrazer of the Indoftan, and Captain Fay of the Hymna, Rating the unfitnefs of tilde vefrels fur the public fervice, to the production of which, he underfloi•d, there would ROW be no objediou on thc part of the Noble Vircount. The motions were agreed tn. Lord Vilcount MELVILLE nbferved, that the principal at title of complaint made by a Noble Lord (Darnley) on a former evening, againtt the prefent 13oard of Admiralty, wai, that they had purchafed (hips which were unfit for the public fervice, and that they had contrafted for Chips to be buikt in the Mer• chant Yards, which, according to the Noble Lord, ought to have been built in the King's Yards, when it was hated by the Noble Lord ten (hips of the line might be built annually. Theft charges involved two very important cpleitions with refpe& to the Navy, upon which it was his with that every poble light (hpuld he thrown. lie therefore moved, for a variety of (taco:milts amongtt which were a of the thins in commillion on the 15th of May, 1804 ; a lift of the (hips put into and out of commit . - fiun fince that period; a litt of the {hips building in the King's Yards on the the 15th of IvLiy, 1804., the time when they were cornmillioned, with thole launch. ed (ince, and the periods at which the relt were ex petted to be completed. An account of (hip. refitted. A ftatement refpe&ing the building (hips in the• Dock Yards.—Accounts of the number of artificers entered in the King's yards at various periods, Commencing in :805. A lift of (hips built in the King's yards, and contraaed to be built in Merchants' yards, from 17.7 t to 1782. Similar lifts from 1782 to 1783, 1783 to 1788, 1788 to 1794, 1794 to 18tat; tacit to the 15th of May, 1804., and from the 15th of May, 5804, to the prefent time. Tilde, with a few other motions, relative to minor points of detail, were agreed. to. The Earl of DARNLEY exprefred himfelffatisfied with the flatemeni die Noble Vifeount had made of thc principal points in his (the Earl of Darqey's) Ipeech, but °Waved that his fuppofition, with re fpeet to the ten (hips, was founded in the idea, that the fyltem of building (hips of war, carried on in the Merchant's' yards, might be adopted in the King's yards. The LORD CHANCELLOR. begged to remind the Houle, in point of order, that the' Counfel in the Appeal had been delired to withdraw only for a few minutes while a meffage was receiving from the Commons, and that it was now hi > duty to move that the Counfel be again called in. He particularly dwelt on the great inconvenience And expence to parties, if when Counfel in reply had only a few words to Rate, that reply timid be pollponed to another day. The Duke of CLARENCE was of opinion, that however important the cattle lately hearing at the Bar might be to the parties interelted in it, that im• portance could only be of an individual and private nature, and could never in any refperft (land in compe tition with the interett which the public at large mutt' be prefuaned to have in tire queflion now before their Lordfhips. The Noble Vifeount had been allowed to bring forward all his motions without iuterrup• HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Land Tax Commiffioners Houle Bill was deferred to this day f or night, oa the motion of Mr Sturges Bourne. Ile Ira Spirit Duty Bill was read a feeond time, and ordered M be committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe to-morrow. The frith Emile Duty Bill, the kids Stamp Duty Bill, the frith Pottage Duty Bill. were read a fecond timc, and ordered to be eoaunitted to a Committee of the whcle Houk to-morrow. The Exchequer Bills Bill palled a Committ-e of the whole Houfe, and Report ordered to be received to-morrow: As alto the Expiring Laws Bill. Deferred Ways and Means to Wednefday. The Sszexce informed the Heufe that he had been in the Houle of Peers, where the Royal Alicia was given by Commif- Bon to the Englifh Fleaf..re Horfe Duty Bill, to the BMA Salt Duty Bill, and to the Property Tax Amendment Bill; and to fc veral private Bilis. _ _ _ Mr. A brought up Lie Report of the frith Sugar Drawback Bill, which was read and apt% ed Mr. Battu brought up the it, port of Mr BowyerN Lottery Bill; the amendments of which were agreed to, and the Bill order ed to be engrained. Mr. Ron brought up an account of certain Orders in Council relative to Licence to Trade iu certain cafes with Spain, Scc.—Or dered to be laid on the table. Mr. HUSEINION moved for leave to repeal cert dri parts of a 11111 relative to the iffuing of Bank Notes under SL and makit g regulations itillead of them —Granted. Fhe Crane sttoa of the Excu aux' gave notice, that on Fri. day next, in a Committee of Way. and Means, he would bring forward a certain Tax in the room of that which the if oufe did not adopt; and alto, that lie ()mold then propofe to make the prefent temporary duty on Wine permanent. Mr. Jour+ STON a appeared at the Bar with an Account and Re turn of the Committee for making Compenfation to fuck perfons as have loft, by the Ad of Union, the Reprefentative Franchife in Ireland, of the fonts given to them in fatisfaiftion, ate. which was laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. Mr. WILLIAM Dicaan sow moved the order of the day for the third rending of the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill. which being rtad, he ptopofed, and the Houfe artreed to. a deuce by way of amend meat to the body of the Bill, ta adminiftering oaths in provilional Courts Martial, Smilar to the amendment in the Land Mutiny Bill —Haft, and ordered to be carried to the Lords. The C 11ANCIttoa of the Excii copra moved for a Committee to exaraine into the Rate of the bal..nees between this country and Ireland, from the ift of January, am, to the tit January, aos, and to confidtv of the belt means of afeertaining the balances at the end of each year—Agreed to. On the motion of Mr. Rost, three different Committees were appointed for to-morrow, to regulate the cooduet of this country towards the veirels, trade, and fubjedts of foreign nations, touch ing in parts of his Majefty's dominions abroad. taloa. Mr. Fr-ANC:IS rote to put off his motion. lag India affairs to Mouth-next. Lord' aASTLEREAGH willted the Honourable Member to'defer his motion a week loner The papers were Voluminous, and many Member s; not have invefi;gated the fubjeel in the manner that was requifite to a clear j4dgment it. B‘:.ides, he could with the I,li , gt.urable n,ber would at fo good as to fay what was the nature of Lis ill:coded motion ; fence to embrace genertliy Ind:a was the fame as if, all the affairs of Europe, all, - plefent, and to come, were proputed for diicrilion. Mr. FRANOS•readily contented to eo t off his motion to this day fortnight. He c mid not then fay what would be the precite terms of his motion. but did not doubt that he fhould have an opportuoity to explain it to the Nohle Lord, before the day appoint ed for the confider:l:ion of it. As to the papers, they were laid on the table in June lift, and had btet. printed fome months fince, The notips Minds for this day fortniglat. IRIS 4 IMPORT DUTI6II. On the motion for the fecond reading of the Irifa. Impost Duty Btll, Mr. DAWSON propofed that the fecund reading might be deferred to fume other clay. This was the Irith Holiday, and not many Menshers of that part of the United Kingdom were preknt ; he therefore hoped, that although admiring the expeditious dili gence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, Ibis Bill would not run poll balk through the Houfe.. Mr. FOSTER obferved, that if the prefent was a Rage of the Bill in which any debate could be expe&- ed s he would not have moved the fecund reaciing then ; but not imagining that any of the Hon. Gen- demen walled to debate the principle of the Bill,' 'which was that of granting the fupplies, he faw no good reafon for the delay. And it was a little whim fical to with to keep the national feflival by delaying the fupplies to Ireland ! &fides, this was the 18th of March, and the fupplies all fall on the 25th, fo that the delay would be really dangerous. Mr. KER was in favour of delay, and was pro ceeding to remark, that the tax was odious, vexatious, impolitic, and unwife ; when he was called to order. Al er a •few words in explanation from Meffrs. Corry, Ker, and the Speaker, the Bill was now read a fecond time,and ordered to be committed to-morrow.. , DILIACH OF PAIVILIGB. Mr. STEELE moved for a new Writ to be Med for Bath, in the room of Lord John Thynne, who has difqualified himfelf by fitting and voting in the Houle. without taking the neceffary oaths, and in other ►efpees not complying with the laws in fuch cafes made and provided. Lord j.,hn Thynne had accepted the office of Vice Chamberlain of his Majef ty's Houfehold lafi year ; but from inadvertency continved to fit and vote without having given in the requifite qualifications. The Hon. Member further laid, that as the Houk always (hewed iedulgence to fuch of its Members as had inadvertently tranigreffed its privileges, he had no doubt but that when they tbould have ordered the writ to be ailed, they would permit him to bring in a Bill to indemnify his Noble Fliend from the penalties and difabilities confequent by the law to fuch omiffions and inadvertencies as had taken place. The writ was now ordered; and Mr. STEELS hay ing moved for leave, which was granted, brought in his Bill of Indemnity, which was read a firti time, and ordered to be read a fecond_ time to-morrow.— Adjourned.