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' few in the Route, who, he hoped, would, If poffible, attend and give his affillance in the difeuffion. As to an obfervation by an Honourable Gentleman, (Mr. Addington), be bad to Rate that he never did fay that he would not in future attend to Indian affairs, 11 though what he did fay on that oceafion had been mifreprefented out of doors. He had put what he then Paid on record, and to that he referred. He , then concluded by moving for an account of the fe- ' veral debts now due or demandable from the Paid Nabobs, diftinguilbing as in the former motion. Mr. GRANT declared, that he had no °Nation to any fcrutiny of the kind. No perfon could be lefs interefted in it, perfonally, than he and the other Members of the Court of Direitors. The interfer• ing in the bufinefs originally, was very far from being a favourite with the Direaors, and if they could they would have had nothing to do with it. They only believed that there was actually fomething due to the creditors, and all their with was that this fhould be paid. Such was the °Nee of the Bill. That it could have the effea of making a rife in the value of the debts ' he could not conceive. The vet y revel fe molt malt have been the cafe. It reduced the Annuities, at the outlet, to the one-half, by making the inter& fix infiead of twelve per cent. ; and the principal muff have experienced a proportional depreciation. Mr. FRANCIS explained j when the motion was agreed to. Oa the mike el Lord CASTLEPIAOH, there ow ordered Mls hid beim the Houle as Amara of the Total Number of tileisdled mkt the Atldideml foes A*, ia awl week. down to tie somus.atits=ntbsie ni yelledt by Peri& Mere ; and 1.4 plc l~ ralpsdthdy. A ame seeded *am the Lords, eating, that hit Ma. kiss Wiesededst se glee sedan that a Coen be prepared is 'Vi — eel Mer he the aid of Henry Lord Irlfeteutt Alfa, dot thdr bad ismed to the Irith Mlhda fiervlee MIL vitiate ear air I. stNCLArit yea mice, that be Amid 0041501T0W we for aComrotttec to sadder the accounts of the Fasfetted Mates to amebic& Adjoined, 7112 EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL ry. pates OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCRt Coofoia, for mosey, 6o4}—for ACC. 6011..011AldILM 3 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Busk Stott soy 5064 lb& Banda par is pm. 3 F. Co. Red. Ann. yptlil Ida sa t : Hi 3 per Cent. Cool. 6alH nods par so. prem. Per Can. 77Ith Osmium 3 3 pre.... 4 per Cwt. Navy 9311 Emit& Tie 191. tor. Lemg Aan. IA 3 . 16 Cita for acc. 6o* at 631 The Atlantis frigate failed yeiterday from the Downs for Hambargil, in order to take on board the Britifh Ambalfador. HAMBURGH HAM. The Mail due yellerday arrived this - day and has brought Come intelligence not a little interefting in the prefent Rate of Europe. When we firft heard of the Ruffians having taken I poffeffion of Cauaro, we Rated our opinion that it would lead to complaints and remonftranees on the part of the French Government; and fuch in fad has been the refult. According to letters from Vi enna of the ad init. France has not failed to complain of the occupation of that pofition by the Ruffians, and cireumftances have furniffied her with Tome (pecious reafons for this complaint, as Sur Auftrians were Rill in the fortrefs when the Ruffians took poi. !elfin°. Great complaints have in confequence been made to the Cabinet of Viesna, which is charged with having given ground for fufpicion of bad faith, fecret intrigues, a culpable underftanding with the Court of St. Peterfburgh, de. The Auftrian Miniftry endeavoured to prove the contrary : but being forced to enter into explanations with the Ruffian Ambaffador, Count de Rafumowiky, and to demand the evacuation of Cattato, they re ceived an anfwer to the following drat : " Courts neither have nor can have any other rule for their political condo& than the ads, documents, andiuldic treaties, Which found and eflabliffi the in terelis and refpettive obligations of powers towards each other. Now by the Treaty of Prefburgh, you engaged to cede Venetian Dalmatia to France: forty days after the figning of that treaty. his Ruffian Imperial•Majefty, from refped to the Empe ror of Außria, not only waited till that time was elapfad, but placed an interval of (event weeks be tween its termination and his hoftilities againft France in Dalmatia. Ruffia could attribute the delay of Auftria only to two caufes ; either a change in the difpefitions of the treaty of Pretburg, or a condefcen don towards France, who, not having yet had time to coiled all her fcrces, and take meafures to defend the point menaced, had required this delay from Auftria, in order to evade the attack of Ruffia, who was then ready : that as to the fire of there fup pofitions, it could be of no avail, becaufe neither Auftria nor France had cfria4 notified this change in the flipulations of the treaty, a neceffary condition in the law of nations ; and that as to the (mud, which be believed to h the true one, it became precifely a mo tive for the Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh to ad with snore vigour, in order not to :ilk a delay which would ba►e defeated its projects." The fame Ambaffador is Paid to have added, that if a paffage through the hereditary States Ps , granted to the French, it was to be expected that Rarra would demand the fame favour wherever her fecurity might require it. From other quarters alto, as our Readers will fee by the fubj ,ined extracts, there are accounts of mif anderfiandings which, under different circumtlances, might lead to important c'nfequences ; but Napo-, LION feems to confider himfelf fo keine, that he may undertake any thing. Accordingly, we End by let ters from Rome, that a new coronation is to take place in that city, and the See of Rome to be removed points to—the revival of the Roman Imperial throne in the ancient Imperial city, to gratify the ambition Of NAPOLEON. The •itlory of Trafalgar has been celebrated by the natives of Great Britain in every quarter of the globe. The Gentlemen of the Britith Fa tory at Peterf burgh have paid the fame tribute of refpea to the memory of Lord Nation which was paid to it here. On this occafion a fermon was, by defire, preached by their Chaplain, the Rev. LONDON Ksao PITT, when a handfome collation was made for the Sabfcription at Lloyd's. They afterwards voted an elegant piece of Plate to their Chaplain for his zealous exertions on this occafion, and in teltimony of their refpat for his general fervices. FURTHER EXTRACTS PROM THE HA M BURGH MAIL. MUNICH, MARCH a6.—lt is Paid that Swifs troops will be taken into our fervice, and principally for the garrifons in Tyrol. Some changes feem to have taken place in the difpofitions for the retreat of the French troops out of thefe parts. The departure of Martha] Berthier (now Duke of Neufchatel), is likewife de ferred. Several circumitances countenance the opi. Mon, that this change is to be attributed to certain ferious differences between the Courts of Vienna and France. It is confidently alerted, that the refufal of a paffage of French troops for Dalmatia, Etc. is one of thefe. Aram a.—The paffing and repaffing of couriers between the French War Office here and Vienna, feems to place the fufpeded differences beyond a doubt, and excites univerfal attention here. It is affirmed, that the furrender of the fortrefs of Brannan ' will, according to circumflances, not take place at the end of this month, but that orders are given to the French garrifon there to puc itfelf at all events in a pofture of defence. With all this is combined the circumftance, that our brave General Deroy has foci. denly received orders, as is faid, to travel through Tyrol; in fad he departs before to-morrow, and it is affirmed, attended by feveral engineers. The departure of their Majefties of Bavaria to Milan, which was fettled for next Tuefday, bas to day been fuddenly countermanded to an indefinite time. . AUGSSURG, MAICR 31.—A company of French artillery-men has been ordered to march hence for Brannan, which fortrefs will not be evacuated till certain differences with the Houfe of Auflris are completely fettled. The army of Kariba' Soult will like wife remain in Bavaria till further orders. The occupation of the Bocce. di Cattaro by the Ruffians has iocreafed the differences. Fifteen Cou riers have lately been fent off, one after the other, by Mat hal Berthier. Aoossuan, Avers. 3.—(From the Hamburgh New Gazette)—The Direaor of the French Artillery received yellerday unexpeaed orders to return to Braunau. This fudden departure refers to the Id convoy of heavy artillery, which, on account of the Inn being too &allow for its conveyance by water, is now to be forwarded by land. Within thefe few days a great part of the divifion of Davoua, returning from Bavaria, is arrived in the neighbourhood of Gaildorf and Ellwangen. VI to vs, APRIL 2.—Adt ice is arrived from Fiume, that the French have entered Ragufa, and have oc cupied the whole of Venetian Dalmatia, except Cat taro, at the farthea extremity. The Ruffians, on the other hand, have landed more troops from Corfu in Albania, and expea reinforcements from the Black Sea. Our forme4ambaffidor at Berlin, Count Metter- nich, goes in the fame capacity to St. Peterfburgh. Lord Holland, the nephew of Mr. Fox, the Eaglint Minifter, is expefted here as the new Britith Ambaf. fador. HAIM/RON, APRIL It.—The PrulEan corps def. tined to occupy Lanenburg, is Paid to have received counter orders. Orders are now given at Embden, alto, to admit no Englilh fhips. On the gth, Mr. Neale, Phyfician to the Britifll Embaffy at Conftantinople, paired through on his way to London, with difpatches from Mr. Arbuthnot.— He left Conftantinople on the 27th February. Mr. Wood, who was difpatched fhortly before, was plan. dered of his papers, by robbers in Romelia. On the Bth. Mr. Sparrow, the meffenger, who left Vienna on the ift, palled through to London; and on the loth a Swedifli courier from Greifswald to Stockholm. Bsurx, APRIL B.—His Excellency Count Haag witz is expelled here to morrow from Paris. Mr. Jackfon, the Englifh AmbalTador, hu given warning that he is to remove from his prefent place of refidence in Berlin I this does noi, however, infer any likelihood of his departure or any alteration of fentiments. On Thurfday, the mall, the Court goes to Potf. dam. On the 7th, the expedition prepared againft Lauenburg was countermanded, and as that part of the Eleftorate of Hacover ceded to our Court is now evacuated by the Swedifh troops, only fo many will be fent as are neceffary to take quiet polreflion. SWEDISH HEAD CLUAITIRS AT LAAGY, MARCH 30. —On the departure of the King of Sweden (rem Ratzeburg, his hiajefty was pleafed to declare to the Regency, that fo long as territory of Latrenburg fltould remain under the proteCtion of the Swedith troops, he would confider an attack upon its inde pendence in the fame light as if it were ditated againft his u•.; n dominions. been twice extraordinarily affembled. There is talk of a removal of the Holy See to another territory, and that an Imperial Coronation will take place in our Capital. A papal courier has been fent off to Paris. Canoe, MARCH 22.—A1l the Neapolitan (hips which were embargoed here, have received orders to fail for Naples under the French flag. On the 18th three French corvettes failed from this port for Naples. The Neapolitan Mips at Leghorn have hoicked the French flag. The moll waive preparations for defence again fl the French arc making at Palermo. *num, ?ducts 28.—1 t was the Ruffian Colonel Baillie who tack polfeffion of the Boothe: di Cattaro. The Ruffian Admiral is alto expetted in the Adriatic Sea with his fleet. AMERICAN PAPERS. Bolton Papers to the t a of March have arrived. Colonel Buzz has been appointed Minifter and Envy Extraordinary to this country and to France. This, however, is denied in the other papers. A paper of the 35th fails—" Several Refolutions have been offered to the Houk, on the fubjea of our commercial relations with Great Britain. Their general tendency is to prohibit the importation from that country of all manufadured goods, until fuck time as the Britifb Government (ball feel difpofed to reaore the property fhe has captured from our Citi zens, and to adopt meafures for the future proteaion of the American flag.—Thefe Refolotions have been feverally taken up in the two Houfes, and debated; but no deeifion had on either of them." The fecret bufinefs which has fo much engaged the attention of Congrefs, appears, at length, to be no thing more nor lets, than the purchafe of the Flo rida& A Bill to this effea is Bated to have paged both Hodes, and to have been gracioufly received by the P'refideot. Mr. Almon has prefented i Bill to the Senate, to authorize the Prefident of the United States, in cafe of being difrefpcdfully treated by any foreign Minif ter, to order him to withdraw from the United States, sad, in cafe of refnfal, to caufe him to be fern home. The Papers of ill of March, !late as a report, that the French have taken the Swedith Wand of St. Bar. tholomew's,and that allSwedith fubjefts were ordered immediately to quit the French Welt India Mends. Yelerday, at two o'clock, His MaJUTS` held a Private Levee at the Qeeen's Hoare, which was at tended by all the great Officers of State, and a number of Noblemen. Lord Antrum, Lord in Waiting, and Sir Pamir Hail, Groom in Waiting, on this occa fion. The Hon. Hamar Eas a ma, the Lord Advo cate of Scotland, had the honour of being introduced to His Majarrr ; alto, Joon C , Eq. the Soli citor General of Scotland; Earl HARI:MICK, the lace Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, on his return from that country; and General HODGSON, on his appointment as Governor of the Ifland of Bermuda. Moats' )(lie gals, Efq. of Bear Place, Berks, late High She riff for that County, was prefented to his Mamma, and had the honour of Knighthood conferred on him, and he killed the King's hand on the oecafiou. The Levee was attended bribe Loa oCis ancsaaos e Lord Gaanviaas, Lord HOMILY PETTY, Mr. Fox e Lord HOWICR Earl SPENCER, Mr. WINCWI t _Lord iIsDNOSITN, E ar l C AAAAAA ON, the Marquis of HIRT. roan, Lord NAPIIR, Earl M , Earl Darr mourn, Earl A AAAAA OLD. Earl Haaantorns, Earl Haitowicae, Count Woaorsow the Ruffian Am• Imillador, and Sir STPPIIIII COTTIIII., Clerk of the Council. After the Levee, his Maissry held a Privy Council, which was very fully attended; after which Earl Haat:ovum' had a long private audience of his Majsary. Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of Yoa a, Cuts. 1 AAAAA D, and CAMBRIDGE, paid a silk to their Royal Parents at the Queen's Houfe early yefterday fore noon. In the evening their Majarrias had a kith party at the Queen's Houle. We underhand in the intended Lottery (the Bill It is underftood, that an Order of Council has been for which is now before Parliament) the Prizes to be prepared for laying an embargo on all Hamburgh offered are the new built houfes in Skinner•ftreet and and Bremen wads and property, the carrying of at T emp l e B ar. A s cen f ors o f the pu b l i c manners, which into effea depends upon circum ft an ces . The we are not forward to countenance every Lottery Order, it is reported, will extend to all reliefs belong- Scheme to recompenfe difappointed adventure. We ing to ports contiguous to the Elbe, Wefer, and Ems, mull, however. do the prefent cite toe juflice to con and fuch other ports as are under the dominion or in- f i ler it as differently circumfianced. The original fluence of Praha and Prance. undertaking was occafioned by the laudable delign Mr. Roams, of the Cavallery, was on Friday 1211 of improving this noble City in converi-nce and or elated Member for Honiton. nameat. It is therefore a fubjed of regret that the On Monday fe'nnight came on at Haddington, the perlons engaged in it Ihould fuhain a lots of the elation of a Delegate for that Burgh, at the enfuing whole of their time and property without any fault elation of a Member of Parliament for the Maria of of their own, but from the unavoidable confequences Burghs, which is fixed for this day, at North Ber. attending the breaking out cf the war icon after, and wick, when Provoft Basis was unanimoufly elated 1 the continuance of it to alengthened period —a caufe —we underhand that the Right Hon. the L ORD A D - which has always operated to the difcouragement of COCAS'S will be returned without oppofition. , new undertakings. An appeal to the public in the Yerterday a Court of Direhors was held at the way propofed is the lets to be complained of, as the Eaft India Houfe, when Captain GIORCE WILTDIN. public tray be Laid already, in a great meature, to of the Indus, arid Tisom as Joan', of the Tottenham, have enjoyed the benefit of the improvement, in the took leave previous to departing for igadeira, Madras, removal of a great . numb . er , of houses the recep!acles and Bengal.—The Court adjourned, at fix o'clock. of filth and dtfeate, an d of the won't de;cription of till Wednefday next. inhabitants the metropolis harboured ; as well as in the fubftitution of handfome houfes and wide toot Extrad of a letter from Barbadoes, dat e d F c b. t t: “ The fecond December and firft January packets sod carriage ways for inconvenient and dangerous lanes and alleys. And though it nil& be at e co are not yet arrived, and we fear they are captured, as the coati to windward fwarms with privateers, tome , that large ground rents would be an adequate com of them very ftrong. The fecond December packet I penfation, "yet it they have never been tic the failed from Falmouth on the morning of the i 1 , public is Dill the gaiuer, and no individual of Can . January, and the fira Janitary packet on the lath." i of ' objeit to being the poffeffor of a m•utern commodious The Shipley, Capt. Wri.sow, f r om Li ver p oo l for I weU.built freehold hook, free from griaind rear or other outgoing, (loch we understand being the de , Dominica, has been captur e d, a f ter a f evere engage - : r ei fption of the Prizes) at the price of tol. or sal. ment. in which the Captain, his Mates, and literal: t h e purchafe of a Lottery Ticket. li lt be true that lof the crew, were killed, and a number wounded— i the City of London. by an unanimous vote of the face retaken, and arrived at Barbadoes. I Common Council, has offered its aid to the plan, and The Orion, Jackfon, from London for Briftol, was contented to the property being made freehold. as we 1, into Chcrburgh. captured on the Lath nit. oil Portland, and carried underhand the felt to be. it does great credit to the ) 1 liberality of do; Corporation- Gaaeroca,Aratt. 4.—The Fame, Reid, arrived here yeaes day, from Trinidad, after a Wage of (even weeks and two days ; failed in company with the Ihip Lnrd Melville, Auld, and the brig Mary Ann, Dyett, both for Port Glafgow—parted with the Mary Ann upon the 3d of March, in lat. 20. a 6. long. 65. 41. and with the Lord Melville the yth March, in lat. at. 4s. long. 62. 53. left loading for Port Glafgow, and to fail in fourteen days after, the &don, Spencer, of Glafgow. INDIA GAZETTE, SEPT. 2 3, 1503. On Saturday arrived in the river the fnow Nancy, from Penang the 291 k Anglia. By her we learn, that the Madras and China Chips had arrived there. The fhip George, with Company's gunpowder and other goods, which had been captured by a French privateer, and fince recaptured by the Tremendous man of war, had arrived at Penang. r IKTELL FALVOUTH, APRIL t+.—Arrived the Po Tar. galliot St. Anthony, Captain Hot.i.asola, from Oporto, laden with fugar, coffee, &e. bound to Ham. burgh, detained by the Happy Return privateer of Plymouth. Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, APRIL ss.—Came in the Font Ero. thers of Copenhagen, Captain B aaaaa ow, from Lii. bon, bound to Caen, laden with cotton, detained by the HAUGHTY gun brig; Sarscuaan gnn brig from a cruize ; Goede Zaak, of Embden, Capt. Tutus Bowsram, from Morlair, bound to Gedifteneert, de tained by the Mono; /tow, of 18 guns ; the is Wm with honey. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL t6.—Arrived the FORWARD and Hz.savy gun brigs from a cruire, and failed again this evening.—Sailed alto the Paus.swa hoop and DEramola gun brig on a cruize, and the Divas- TATION bomb, with fevcral reffels under convoy for Plymouth. Arrived the Fats: hoop of war from a cruize; Lufißiana, C ; Robert and Ann, Pozr- GATE ; Lydia, Lawson, and the William, ARK. STRONG, all bound to Quebec, and feveral other out. ward•bovnd veffels Emit the Downs ; Britith Tar, Elizabeth, and the Ida tranfportr, from Cork. Dom, APRIL !S.—Sailed laft night his Majefty's hoop KITS, on a cruize; his Majefty's (hip TRUSTY, and Com hoop, arrived laft night from a cruize. The Furious gun brig has detained and fent in here the brig Anna Catharina, of Chrillian fand, Capt. Ilisisor, from Dantzic, with wheat for Lifbon. The boy Elizabeth Anna, of Pappenburg, from Rotterdam, bound to Nantes, with cheefe and beer, came in this day, having been detained by the Uaasai gun brig. Aram 16.—Sailed this morning for the Downs his Majefty's fhip TRUSTY, COMIATANT hoop, and ',Twelve and Minx gun brigs. Came in this day from the Downs where the was fent by his Majefty's hoop CALYPSO, the fhip Bradford, —, of Newbury Port, from Rotterdam, bound to Liftion, with cheefe, &e. Remain in the Roads from a cruise the Acote, Biter, Sparkler, Wrangler, and Furious gun brigs.— Sailed this morning the fliip Columbia, Capt. DIZOW, of and fnr Philadelphia, with gin, &c.—Wind N. E. and 6ne moderate weather. DIAL, APRIL 16—Sailed through the Downs from the River the Patent, BORRAUGII,for New Providence. —Sailed the AMAMI, frigate for the Elbe, to bring acrofs the AnthaffAclor ; the Fuer bowb for Simmers ; the Kira flo4 of war, and feveral gun. brigs, on a cruize off the French Coral. Came down from Sheernefs the CLYDE frigate, Commodore Owse, and Calmed the flag, which was immediately returned from the EDGAR. man of war, Admiral Lord Katre.—Arrived his Majefty's !hips TRUSTY andArrasa from Portfmouth, Ss eons. L and Omen (loops of war from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the 'hips as per left. The CALYPSO (loop of war has a fignal for a convoy to the Weft. ward. Wind N. N. W. ,~ ,~ ~1~