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Admiral Duckworth, for the Ration off Cadiz, came to anchor off the Pallifadoes oppofite to this city on Saturday evening with difpatches from Sir John to Vice Admiral Dacres, requiring fuch (hips of the fquadron as were fit for lea to join him immediately, as he had fpoken the Veteran of 64 guns, which he bad fallen in with proceeding for Port Royal, with intelligence that fit French Mips of the line had ar rived at Porto Cavallo. The Acaßa weighed anchor about half paR two o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and Rood to the eallward with a favourable wind, for the purport of afeertaining the correanefs of the in. formation, which we underßand was given to the Veteran by la Gracteufe fchooner that arrived on the a4th ult. The Superb, of 74 gun:, Captain Keats, bearing the flag of Vice Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, K. B. returned to Port Royal on Sunday afternoon, for the pothole of having the copper on her bows repaired. Lieutenant Lloyd Rates, thqt the two French fri. gates and the corvette which efcaped from Sir J. T. Duckworth's fquadron in the anion of the 6th ult. went through the Crooked Wand pafrage on Sunday Woolen, without (hewing any colours. About five o'clock left Monday morning, flee fail of large (hips were defcried from the Nalrau, then off Cape Maize, (landing to the north ; and at eight o'clock of the fame day, three more were perceived purfuing the fame courfe. From their appearance it was judged they were of the line. We are informed that the real ohjefl of the voyage of the cane! which was lately rent hither from St. Domingo by Rear Admiral Leffeigues, was to pro cure from the officers of his fquadron who were cap. t ured, and are now prifoners of war, their atteitatioa of his bravery and gallantry in the late aaion ; which they one and all reflifed to comply with, on account of his manifelf cowardice. Accounts alfo brought by the cartel (late, l'lm. periale loft two Captains, three Lieutenants, and fe ver*, Enfeignes de Vaiffeau, in the late engagement, and that upwards of boo of her crew were drowned in attempting to reach the (bore. KINGSTON, MARCH 3.—His Majefly's frigate Acela, Captain Dunn, arrived on Saturday evening, and brought difpatches from Vice Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth to Vice Admiral Dacres, purporting that the remainder of the enemy's fleet had arrived at St. Domingo. The whole of them conlilts in (even fail of the line and four frigates. The Acafla proceeded again to lea this morning. On Sunday arrived at Port Royal his Majefly's (hip Superb, having on board Vice Admire) Sir J. T. Duckworth, when the cuilomary ralutes were fired. He is to repair his copper, and will go to tea on Tuefday morning with the frpiadron. And we may truly hope, that we (hall loon have the pleafure to afford there new come Monfieurs a more comfor table flicker, for the changing of the air, than that which they have reforted to. MARCH 7.—Arrived at Port Royal his Majefly's (hip Veteran, Captain Evans, kom a cruize, and refrainer Haddock, from a cruize 1 the latter failed again the fame evening. Metal to.—Saturday morning arrived at Port. Royal his Majefly's (hip Serpent from a cruise. His Majefly's (hip Superb, with Sir J. T. Duck worth on board, quitted Port Royal yefterday. The (hip Anderfon, with flares, brings informa tion that a French force of one 74, two 64's and a brig, is cruising on t h e Costa of Africa, which had taken his Majefly's (l oo p F avour i te , the Comman der of which, Lieutenant J. David. arrived in a Cartel from Cape Mount before the Anderfon's de parture. An apprelienlion wa> alto entertained that his Majefly's frigate Hcbe had faller into the hands of the cuemy. miummEATARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY s. Their Lordthips met again this day by Special Adjotimme • about ten o'clock. AU the Peers pretext wore their Robes n• State, and previous to their toeing melange, forwarded livers! "N of the Bills upon the table They then proceeded in theleual order. eel with the accuftomed formalities, to the High Court of Parlia ment, In Wettnenfter Hall. About four o'clock. their Lordfhips returned to their own Hook, in the ufual teem of procerion, and preceded by (event of the Judges. and a few Peers' kw; they remained in dote delibe ration fosse time, during which Aransas wets lividly excluded. While the doors were out, we underftand It was ordered, on the wed= of Lord ORINVILLE, that the Trial of ififeneet Mel ville be farther proseteled with tommrrow • and that a Menet be feat to modem the Commass with the lease. On thetlooro being opened, we found their Lordthips engsgoi in forwarding the Bilk open the table. Among tack. the W o o Permanent Duties MU. and the Appraifers Tel BID, w g ie verally read a third thrilled paired, and Menages O(4MA to quaint the Commons thentetith. The Admiralty Offences 818, the Lough ade Lord St. Vincent% Annuity. and the London Docks lolpn,v, n Bilis, were feverally read a !mond time, and ordered to - fideration of Committees of the whole Houk. The Order of the Day teethe !Whet amiduention 01 the lc .ts rl Appeal Caufe, lateen Stott, being read, The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the wootfack. and ad. &ego! their Lordtbipe at length upon the merits of the att..... The Noble and Learned Lord concluded by moving a Refolution. the effcdt of which was, to refer bath to Me Court of Saba' $n Scotland. fo much of the Interlocutor as ratted to the Crolve and to hear the parties In evidence thereon, in order eo &:a taco the particubr fpecim of Crave Milting referred tirhill, aY the quvition beirg put, was ordered accordingly. INV/ LLLLL DiPTORS. Lord HOLLAND prefented Petitions from certain perfaw con. Sped for debt to the fount gaols of Chefter, Wavelet, Sunny. and Gloatefter, praylog relid; and that tie BIS now before dak Lordfhips, for that porpole, nay pats trios kw. Thetis Peaky were (evenly onkred to He on the table. His Lordibip alto preened Petitions to the kee dig, lbws one or two individuals, what norms were therwesie 111./64, And telly, a Petition of a Salta tendency, hese pleat linekne confined for debt In one olehe goods In the MN swim ll S were alto ordered to lie on the table. nail Taal* UNITATIOS BILL. The ATTORNEY DRILL yid feral Mfr Ifenbers uf the Houk of COMMONS bruoubt up die blase bingsobstius Roark don UM—which was rude ill doe- The Duke of CLARINCE, Oar ablentos Hat the Hoak was too thin to cater loto ray lifadlloo WO a afire of fo much importance, kid he amid iwwvily move at mime dig the BM be printed. He declared Mad( decidedly battle I. the SU, whit* he ilsould tipple in It o fubkquaa Rage. Alter dlfpoflng of fume routine bullock. dick lardlldpa ad. Journal till the ufual boor to.morrow, preparatory to their pro ceeding to the High Court of Parliament, In Weltadatter Hall. - HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Merrage wit brought from the Lords, Informing the Houk that their Lord Cps bad agreed to thtApprairomeot Duty Sill. the Wine Duty Bill. anti leveret Private Dills. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR reported the Refolotioes of the Com mittee refpeCting the Increale of Salary to Judges In Soottswl, and obtained leave to bring In a Dill purfaant to there Rep lotions. Mr. PAULL poltponed the notice be given for a motion ree Indian Paisers, as he underftood an Hon DireCtor of the Ea* le du Company was to move for Papers of a Smiler tendency. He therefore walled brft to know what Papers would be died far, before he brought forward hls motion. RaCiIVIR-0 AAAAAA rat &ECM. The CHANCELLOR of the fXCHEO J ER moved for leave to bring in a Bill, for the better repletion to the otter of Receiver General of the able& of the bill was to roibire that the balances Ewald be paid regularly Into the bank, as in the cafes of the Treaftren of Navy and Ordnance, nod to prevent any pnf fible mifapptleatiat of the money, that it floluki hs drawn from the Rank Into the Exchequer by one Engle d►aught He alto moved for Imo to bring In timllar BM. for the Regulation of the Oakes of Receiver General of the Calistrott,of the Stamp Da da', and of the PoR Office—tos alfo the Office of Surveyor Gon na cf Woods and Foreno—Lcave was accordingly given to bring in theft different bills. DUTY no PIO IRON. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Bated, that although he had already given a very at costive confideration to the Bill, and to the objetlions which bad been made to it, yet, Si it Was a Cubit& of conliderable magnitude and there %CAS fuch a variety of opinions, he withed that the Bill fbould be re committed for further difciithon. He therefore moved •that the Houfe &mid then go into a Committee on it, purfuant to the order of the day, and afterwards he ibould move that the Bill be re committed. Mr. ROSE laid he could not objet to this mo tion, but he mutt take that opportunity of declaring it to be his opinion, that the meafure was fo bad is itfelf, that no amendment could make it palatable or fit to be adopted Its confequence would be feverely felt not only by there employed in the iron trade, but by the manufatturers in general. Mr. WILBKRFORCE had no objeBion to poll poning the quelliun, but felt fo much confidence in the firength of the arguments that he had to offer againft the ineafure, that he trufted they would alter the prefent opir.ion of the Noble Lord himfelf.— He would find that it was a mealure that would deeply affe.tt the iutcreft of almott every clafs of ma nufatturers. Lord A. HAMILTON fAid he did not confider; that he Ihould be doing his duty to his country, or the county he rcprefented, if he did nut take this op• portunit y of declaring that he fhould oppole the $ iU in every ilage. Mr. VANSITTART laid that he had Riven the Cajal f 9 much confideratiun, that he could hardly apprehend that his opinion could be changed by thofe arguments that w•-•uld be adduced againtl the BM ; but ftill he wifhed it to undergo the fulleft examina tion. • The Bill then went through a Committee trefornur and was ordered to be re-committed. lILVIC TRADE. Mr. WILBERFORCE adverted to the difference of opinion that had exifled refpeding the trade in Slaves with the Colonies of nations with whom we were at war, and contended that this did not ezift to any great degree. It was underllood, during the late war with Spain, that there were certain article: of Britilb manufadure, which would he received in t the Spanifh colonies, if they were carried there. An Order of Council had therefore paired, to allow fame articles to be conveyed there. He and a Right Ho nourable Friend of his now no more (Mr. Pitt),were furprifed afterwards to find that part of thefe articles were naves. In order to put a Hop to this, another Order was aired, authorifing the export to the Spa. nith Colorne, of all the other asides before allowed, with the exception of Slaves. The two documents he walled to have produced. The third was one of a profpeEtive nature. It Rated, that in cafe of a war with Spain, trade might he cart ied on with the Co. lonics of that Power, upon the lame footing as dur ing Lill war. that ir, undoubtedly oii the lame foot ing on which it was during the greater part of the war, and the Slave Track had beer, prohibited 101 years, having previnufly . euilled for about four months. If Clare* wets now carried to the Spniai .tms