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,~ IF concluded by that refpe&able Paul were, be had oo doubt, perfally ju flifiable under all the circumfiances of the cafe. He was indeed perfuaded that the wor. 0 thy Baronet aged as well as could be required or ex palled in his fituation, and that his tr eat i es were as 1 likely to produce a haling died as any other treaties in India. But in point of accuracy thait compacts were not in fait to be denominated treaties, as they were nothing more than arrangements made under the meafures of the treaty which he himfelf con. chided before he left India. and (ince then he had never heard of any war with Holkar. He rather thought it would'appear that Sir G. Barlow had att. ed in confequence of is t-nail:mu from home. Mr. R. THORNTON took upon Nadel( to fay that the Court of Dirge:tors highly approved of the L conclud of Sir G. Barlow. That the treaty corn. plained of by the Honourable Gentleman who opened the debate was fuch as ought to bare been made, that it was a wife meafure, and would prove conducive to the purpofes of peace and the in tere Rs of the India Company. That furl were the fentiments ; of India Company would appear, he could fafely 1 prophecy from the refult of the queflion fixed for dircoffion at th- India Houfe on Wednefday next. The Honourable Member added that Sir G. Barlow ailed is Arid conformity tothe principle;u;;;;;liich Lord Cornwallis was to have proceeded, and alto in compliance with inftrudions from home. Therefore be was lure the Worthy Baronet would prove to have deferved the bed thanks of the India Company, and alto of his country. Dr. LAWRENCE commented upon what he had tpo befitation in terming the !Candelass mode in which the debts to which the Bill referred were originated. and particularly upon the claim of Mr. Sullivan. which, as it appeared from an explanation of this evening, *rote out of the defue of this Mr. Sullivan to create an undue influence at the India Houk. It was an intuit to the underflanding of the people of England, or of the India Company, to call nn them to pay finis a claim. What had they to do with it ?" And yet the Hon. Gentleman who gave the mints. deo, teemed to feel quite fatisSed of its equity. The agreement alluded to by the Honourable Diredoe (Mr. Grant) was nor, his was certain, at all Inch as that Honourable Dirednr defcribett In fad, it wax not legally binding tinier* fandioned by Parliament. .Lord CASTLEREAGH did not think the inter: faience of Parliament at all neceltary to appoint Cornmilionera of Inquiry in this cafe. Such inter. ',fence did not take place with refped to the tlAirns of the American loyalifts, nor in any inftance (miter to the prefent t and he could fee no teaton hr the ptcliolition at prefent. The Noble Lord contended,', againfl the authority of the Learned Doctor, that the agreement referred to by him was pettedly legal: It was concluded between parties in every refpeß colupctent to enter into it ; and under that agreement ante 'parties night have gone on to the determine. don of the Whole cafe, without retorting to legifla. tire (aniline' Mi. HENRY MARTiN Rated, that the public had a dire intend in the revenue of the Earl India Company, to the amount of too,dool. annually.—, Neither the Board of Controul, nor the Court of Di xeddis, therefore, cOuld have any legal authority to interfere with a meature, which might naturally ailed the inured. of the public. Mr. HOBHOUSE, is explanation, declared that the Commiffioners only defired more powers with a view to exclude all fraudulent claims which might be preferred; to enable them to hunt ant iniquity through all its mazes. and to render ample julliec to the legal and equitable creditor. After tome further converfaticn; the gallery was cleared for a divifion, but the Bill was read a fecond time by the general ;trent of the Members preterit. Adjourned. TUBBDAY, J131.Y L PRICE OF STOCKS YIirrERDAY. 3 ppr C. R. An. 6aoll India Bonds; is. as. dil. 3pa C CasiC, 164 6244=4. hap. 3pa Cum 611 spa Cent. 600 Exch. Bills zs. Of par 3 psr Cent. 93. 3411 Osmium 61 6 If Ling Ann. 17 z3.t6th a /5.36 f Conf. foe act. 6311 641 631 6 4 giliort Ann. 1 7-16 By the Mail of yenerday the follosting private Utter was received ; • Usnobt, NNE sr. " The Portuguefe GoiernMent Rill perfiß in their unfriendly conduct towards England. A cartel lately arrived in the Tagus, with 187 French priferners from the Cape. Thefe ruffians rofe upon the guard on board the cartel, beat them, plundered the (hip, and nude their efeape in the /hip's boat-6-The guard fired upon them, but without effelt. In con(equence of the guards having thus done their duty. the Pont'. guefe Minifier wrote to Lord Svamturoao, our Charge d'Affaires, informing him that an embargo had been placed on the cartel, and that the would not be allowed to quit the port, for having dared to fire upon Frenchmen on neutral ground. Lord STRANG.. NORD communicated the Note to the Commanding Officer on the Ration, from whom thefe particulars have been collected. " This makes the fecond fhip which the Portuguefe Govenment have thought proper to embargo in the tootle of a very few days, although bosh of them were *dually employed upon important fervicc. This eondoll is not agreeable to the people, nor to its So. vereign. Mod. d'Azamio, the Prime Minifter, has long been attached to France, of whofe Grand Legion he is a member, and it is only by the French intereft that he continues in office." The day before the packet failed, it was reported at Lifbon, that the expedition thich lately proceeded from the Cape of Good Hope, (mond at the time to be deßined to the River de la Plata, had really gone spina the Mauritius, an account of the Curren der of which might be loon expected. It is not Rated through what channel this intelligence reached Lifbon. I, Some letters received ycßcrday from the Leeward mcntion the arrival of jaaossa Bottavarre, with the fquadron under his command at Cape Fran -ois, in the Nand of St. Domingo. r. JAMAICA. . By the mail which arrived on Sanaa, frog Ja. maica, there has come a letter from an (Meer of the 18th Regiment. or Royal Ida, which we have feen. We regret to learn, that this old and renowned corps hat fuffered fo very much flue their lauding in the ifland s they have lately been moved to Stoney Hill, the moll healthy quarter in Jamaica, but flillthe (Wines and the mortality contintre t if they do not loon flop, this ,fine corps will be reduced hit f‘tlet on, and mull return to Europe. The other regiments is Jamaica are not very unhealthy. We two months ago informed oar Readers, that it was intended to fend his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Susan to Jamaica. If the intention was ever decreed, it is now certainly revived by his Majelly'r, Minifters. The refidence in a warm climate has been pronounced to be abfolutely neceff.try for hi.; Royal Higlinefs's health, and in the prefent flate of affairs in Jamaica, no man is fo well qualified to con ciliate the affections of all parties u his Royal High. nets. The duties hitherto done are to be now divided. Sir Evart Coors is to remain as Commander in Chief of the Forces t a Chancellor, with a high falary, is to be appointed and fent out, and his Royal High. nets is to be appointed Governor, an appointment which has not fx tome time exilled. The Go vernment of Jamaica, nut to the Viceroy of Ireland, is the bell thing trader the Crown. • • , ARMY. Major General,Coeiteuanit, who forreeded Major General M'Kaszta in the command of the pram' of Hull, leaves tht;t garrifon for the command at Newellle. Major General Huoonia Coerced' Ge• octal Cot ClUsm at Hull. There will be no fuecefor to General HUGONIN at Northallerton. Major General Tao NNNNN Ia ACM to leave the S. W. dißriti, which Major General Weave. of the Gii.ird-, will command under the Duke of Comm. sawn. The Earl of Mona has appointed Sir Joon M'Na• its's. Haves, phylician, of Cot Ic-ilreet, to be Infpator General of the Hofpitals of the Ordnance. The fa lAry, *e hear, is 41. per day. - - Among the thanges which moil take place in the expaled Brevet, wine will be more deeply regretted than the removal of the Marquis of H from the command of the Aberdeen dillriEt. Never did man mote politer' the iffiltioni of all ranks, civil and military. The Brevet, it is raid, will remove his Highnefs the Duke of GLoucitivea from the diariet he now com mends t a matter which is regretted in Liverpool, as well as in othkr quarters of the diftrie. THE NEGOCIATION. A paper of iaR night, which pretends to be well Wormed of what is kept fecret from every body out of the Cabinet, reports the Negotiation between thi s Country and France to be fo far advanced, that molt, if not All the obitaeles that etifted, are (aid to have betn removed and alfo, that the following arc fume of the principal terms: ■ Maker to be poffeffed by this Ctiantry In full fovertignty. 6 The awe to be ceded to Great Britain. 0 Hanover to be reitored to its lawful Sovereign. 6 The new eivangements made by Boaa►narc on the Conti. Mat to be acknewiedged. Tbc merchandise and mandadlores of this country to pals freely throughout the Continent. " No ilalps of the Une to be bilk on either Ade without previous :Wilke being given of Inch Intention by the party intendlog to build to the War party, which dam may build an equal number." We mention this merely to caution our friends, et pechilly thole concerned in the Stocks, from being duped by giving it credit. We are not of the number that believe Nate I. be fo near at hand as many of our fanguine contemporaries. Some months hence, perhaps, fome effeftual efforts may be made to re fore peace—at prefent the parties are merely found ing each other's difpofition. Should Mr. Fox's ma lady prove fatal, an entire floppage of the intercourfe, fuch as it is, which has for fume time been going on between the two countries, will be the confequence. The Fonds have fallen a little to-day. At one o'clock Omnium was a s}—it had been done as low as s—Confols for opening iSsi a 63. It is expelled the Seffions of Parliament will dote on Friday fe'nnight. Lord Howsca returned to town yefterday noon from Windfor. The Public will be much concerned to hear that Mr. Fox continues very dangernufly indifpoled. The difeafe is a dropfy, which has afrumed a ferious afpedt. The anfwer, however, to inquirers was yetterday of a eonfolatary nature—" He has had a good night, and is rather better to-day." But, from Come of the belt Medical Opinions, we are liven to underhand. that his recovery is an event more winsed for by his F iends than really expelled. A variety of circumstances, which it might be indelicate to detail, corroborate there rumours. Lord HOLLAND called at 12 o'clock on Friday evening, but was not admitted. The Duke and Duchefs of NEWCASTLI, and Colonel CIAO FUsD, were among the numerous inquirers yellerday ; they left their cards, but were not admitted to an inter view. Count STA/M[I43IAG had, however, an au dience at nne o'clock, on particular bufinels, and therefore could not be refuted. Such is the lunation of nne of the fiat debaters, and cne of the moil acute reafoners, that ever appeared in this or in any other country. In very critical and in very alarming times,. the belt efforts of the greateil and the witell then are moll wanted. It is a melancholy reflettion, that is fuck times we are deprived of the advantage of the fu ft talents. zmuncit DITELLIGINCE. MAILS THIS Alf..—Wlod Z. • All. lOC art. ttra. ,Dublin s z Ootteetbsrglz o 4 Waterford s z Hamburgk o Lithos „ o o Jamaica 0 o Sir Rtettatto Sraicuaa's fquadron was uniting off Madeira on the 29:h May. LA night, about fifty fail of the Lee!ard Viand Fleet pa fled by Portfmoush,on their way to the Downs. The (hips for Briaol and Liverpool parted on the !oth ult. In lat. 31, they were dialed by four French frigates.—Several of the Jamaica fleet joined on the 16th of June.—Not a (hip is miffing. Fatriourn, IDLY s.—Arrived the Danifh (hip Jullicia, prises, from Sedges, laden with wine and cork; his hfajefty's (hip PLOVER, of 16 guns, fr m a cruize; his Majelly brig WOLVAR IKE, from Portf mouth, to take the Weft India convoy.—Sailed the Prince(' Elizabeth packet, Kum, with M.rils of the rll inflant for Lilbon. Orders for the failing of tire Diana packet, with the Mails of the ad irritant for Jamaica, were received this evening at the Agent's Office I the will fail to-morrow, as will alto the Prince Adolphus packet, with Mails of the ad infi. for New York and Halifax. Sailed the (hip Acker man, Baminr, for Hamburgh. The outward• bound Linton and Oporto convoy are hourly expell ed off this port, to take the veffels waiting convoy here. The Cornwallis packet, with Mails for Gi braltar and Malta, is expelled to fail from hence about the roll► infant.—Wind N. rOATIMOOTEI, JULY :I.—Arrived the PNRASAIIT loop of war from the. Well Indies, and l'EsTisoca (loop of war, with a fleet of tranfporu under convoy from Cork. Paffed by for the Downs, the A scr a, UNICORN, and Pairciss CHattcoTTl frigates, with about fifty fail of veffels under convoy from the Lee ward Iflands.—Arrived the Outlet,* frigate, and LOCUST gun brig, from Plymouth.—Wind W. Dirac, J. 7.—Sailed the SPITVIAR and the Itaaoaaoo Hoops of war on a cruize. Came down from the River yeflerday evening, and failed throogh the Downs the Minerva, Haltom, for New York.— Come down from Sheernefs the Fuatous bomb. Ar rived the VESTAL frigate from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the refi of the (hips as per lafi.— Arrived and failed for the River the Prince of Wales, Captain WA LK re, from Madeira, in thirty.eight days paffage, and landed difpatcbes from Sir RICHARD Salt/rotas. The VistUVIVS bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy to the weft ward. Wind S. S. W. YARMOUTH, JULY 7.—This morning the outward bound fleet under convoy of the SEA GULL, got un• der way and proceeded with a fair wind for the Bal tic. Arrived the ORESTES and SKYLARK, and Cen. for armed veil's'. Sailed the 114(u:rams, STARLING, and Jaccata (hips of war on a cruize. Remain in the Roads fix fail of the line, two frigates, one floor, and feveral (mall veil - els. Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'a LIST. CaA;ItItXD, JULY 7.—Palled by the Betfey, Foulkes. from Jamaica; Lucy and Alida, Dryfdele, from Africa. Sailed the edford, Wenman, for Attica; Twende Brodre, for St. Ander° ; and the Carolus,Sibbon, for liamburgb. The Mary, Croftale, from Berbedoce. for Ltverpool, was (poke with on the llft alt. out 35 clava, in tat 64. to. long. 15.30. The Rath, Hayman, from I.lureool ; the Lark. Norton from Dartmouth; and tS re other 'effete, bound to Newfoundland, were captured on the sah April, in lat. go. long. 32. by three French fri s Tate% The Ruth was carried Into St. Michael'', and is fusee totally loft. I be Africa, tenth, from London for Africa, was fpoke with on the 3d of April, ail well, in let. t It North, long. as. Weft. The Britith Tar, Capt. Gordon, was all well in the River Gam ble on the spit of May, and evaded to lave in a few days. The Drummond of Leith, from Malta, has palled byLeith for Inverkeithing bay to perform quarantine. Captain MORRIS who fo gallantly fought in the glorious battle of Trafalgar, in the CoLossus, of 74 guns, is again appointed to the command of that Ihip, which has undergone a repair at Portfmoutli. The following appointments have recently taken place, viz. Capt. A 1.01.11 10 the Diamond frigate; Capt. Towat, from the Camilla, to the Iris, of so guns; Capt. Bowan, to the Camilla ; Capt. Dioar, to the Argo frigate; Capt. Cocksuaw, to the Cap tain, of 74 guns; Capt. Eras, to the Ardent, of 64 guns, at Chatham ; and Lieut. tel. B. ALT, to the lkochefter prifon (hip. Mr. Coasts., it is faid, u to fart for Wellminfer. His Grace the Duke of ATHOL has been eletled Prefident of the Highland Socioty, in the room of the late Duke of ARGY LL. Mr. ADAIR. the Mallet's mate of the Status, ne. phew to Captain Paows E, and the only Officer killed in the gallant afion off the Tagus, was a promiling young man highly beloved by the whole (hip's com pany. His brother, alto a very promiting youth, was killed along with Lord blis.sost en board the VICTORY, in the memorable adlion off Trafalgar. Ga,IIRAL MIN.ANDit.T9:IIO VdrelS which have ar• rived from New York, have brought New York Papers to the 6th of June, fon.e days later than chore which arrived on Saturday. If the intelligence in them be comet, Miranda's Expedition has been de feated by the Spaniard , , and he has been obliged to fly from the Coat of Cumana in the Leander, (after leaving the two fchooners that were in company), by a man of war brig and a fchonner fent from La giiira. On board of the fchooners were feveral of his Officer: : " New-Volta, June s.—Capt. Pratt Tr forms,that four French frigates had arrived at St. Jena's, Porto Kim landed their troops, std twitted the French flag on the forts of that pee. t• Captain Manton arrived at BoP.on from Marl - 011m Inlet. as. long. 64. was boarded from the Leander. Captain WM. hr. and treated with great politetao. Capt. Whitby thawed blot Pre• fident's late Proclamation, and espreired regret at the untoe tutrate uccafum of it, and (aid the accident was *bony uniutan - tinoal. the treat noire about the accidental t lereh of Pearce had en , ti•cly f, , ;.fide.l, but h .4 heppened very offertuuely for ele4l~N ruryo.c.... JPORrING INrELLIGINCE. NEWMAItlartOl., MEETING, 111o'. 11401IDAT,1111.1r 7. Fifa year of a renewal if the' ely Stakes t * buttferip lion of togs. ca eh, ser. rt. fi r a yr old inks carry ing 81. 61b. 816 e., 8:1. 41b. Two Ir old Com fe. Mr. Wfiton% eb f cy to of ruteereas t Mr Pitman's b r Barr to Ddc ta..te . Mr. R. Primes h. e. by mamford, out >re mpaaloresdaw 3 Dukc of Grafton's eby Worthy, cut of tioroby I.ds . 4 Lord Stiwell'a PAitina. 6fttr toltinitall - Lord Va-ryrivites b f Met to bl.trymatt . 6 Mr. , :ut b f by Buts.r.l, nut of Viten IP4 Mr. Abbey. b c. y Ambrorio dam by Hisllytt, gratidito by Ma , chtln yrre grand dam by Blat•li pd 'Wanda Sir C. 114.mbury'..b c l7tfttur to 1. .... . id Lord : lorntotter e by Trumpator, out of Bed*, by Delphi pt! Mr. M. Mb'- 1r c bed.le - P 4 Sr F. S ',A.M . , c by Mr. Teb:le, out of a alter to Ocuty. NM to Mr , holn.oodeley pd Three In I •gtl Mr. Pi ince's b. c.-5 In 2 2ga ninth' 4. Mr. Rlce- Wretch, but Lid Folt Blow. 811 e4ch. A. M acsags.—Sot t 4on W. etch. of St. Metryth uAt, 8 ~ its. beat Lord S. AN ell'. Jumper, 80. 41b. Twn•ir old C. sogs. sett to 4 agtl Met rythought. M•. ttic Hon .r, 8 4 . beat Mr. P.int..n% Tam b.l.rn, Bth alb. Two-) r. old C. sogo.—Five to 4 on H •nnr. Mr Wyndham's Glory, 811. t alb: bear Mr. Mellilles &dale, 711 71b. 7wo yr old C. songs.—Free to on Glory. Mr. Howarth's Plantagenet. 811. 71h. rec. ft. frr at Mr. Radcliffe's Don Felix. 711. ialb. Ab. M. 2‘ogs. h. ft. WErmoUTII, ytar 6. For fome time, and till very lately, we were M a moil nnpleafant uncertainty: While it was doubtful whether ornot we mould have the bene6cialvifit of our beloved Sovereign, all was at a Rand in Weymouth and the neighbouring villages and towns: when it is now pretty well afcertained that we cannot this feafon, from the prefs of public bufinef, , enjoy the vifit o f Royal Family, things get more fettled, and vifitors come in apace. Lately, every houfe and every window exhi bited " Lodgings to let :" for the lea fortnight thefe have been gradually difappearing. Now, that we are not to have a Royal edit, a very great number of families from Liverpool,Brißol, and from London, are comiqg in, who otherwik would not vifit this delightful fpot. We (hall have all the ulna! amok menu. Several new Imifes are fitting up on the Ef planade. The military fo c:ty here is cf the very firft rank. We have that fine regiment, the tyth Light Dragoons, loco firong ; the Duke of Cu M aaaaa Regiment, and the uncommonly fine regimknt, the EDggliftr ifusileers, the 7th, commanded by the Hon. Colonel, Rai ea tutor. The Doke of CUPASIRLAIID was lately with us, on a vifit to his regiment ; he loon returns, to take the command here. Indeed, it is laid, that the head quarters of the South Weflern Dißrie are to be eflablifbed here, and that, during the feafon, the Duke will keep a kind of Court here. In the mean time, General M•F aaaaaa commands. We were at one un afraid that our old friends, the tyth, would leave us, for Windfor t it is allowed that they remain another year with us. SOUTHAMPTON. • Bathing and water drinking are not the only amufements at this delightful places there is a keen canvas carrying on—the candidates, Mr. Rose, Ike Rending Memher,and Mr. Jocelyn, a rich We •In dian, and a highly relpeßed char.ifter here. Report r.iss. that we arc likely to IYIe our favyoriter, the Q . 2een's Regiment, to be replace] by the s3th Regi ment. On Sunday. evening, Fort Pitt, near Chatham, was crowded with stators, who came to take a farewell . look at that truly refpeftable and refpeeted body of men, the Denbigh Militia. The band performed with more than their accuftomed excellence, and exit cited a fironger (mamma of regret in their viators—. the " Soldier's Adieu" played in a beautiful Rile, had a powerful area on pl ayed heavyhearted detach, whole tears &earned down their checks in fortowful abundance. At nine o'clock yeflerday morning, they commenced theW march. They are to be Rationed at Margate, and are to be replaced at Fort Pia, by the Cardigan Militia, from Dongenefs, who are ex peded to arrive there by Thurfday or Friday. Laft Sunday feveral of the Light Infantry of the gad regiment of foot marched into Maidflone town from Hythe totally blind, occafioned, as is fuppofed, by the fun's rays converging to a focus by means of their highly varnifhed caps, and penetrating the pu pils of their eyes, (as from a burningglafs) produced, as is feared, an irremediable opacity. The Lanarkfhire Militia will leave Canterbury to. morrow, for their own county. The lift divifinn of the a6th regiment on Saturday, marched into Canter. bury, the ad divifion arrived there yefterday, where they are to replace the Lanark militia. The Loungers at Watering Places will find an agreeable companion in the 49th volume of the Eu. rupean Magazine, jun pitblilhed, rice los. 6d. half bound ; and to friends abroad it will prove a moll pleafing and acceptabi t e relent. This ufeful and intetetling work, which is publithed on the fira day of every month, price One Shilling and Sixpence, by J. A t, at the Bible, Crown, and Conaitu lion, Cornliill, contains Portraits and Views, up. wards of 600 (a lin of which may be had gratis), together with the Biography, Anecdotes, litera ture, Hinory, State Papers, Politics, Arts, Man ners, and Amufements of the Age. Mifa Afion's body was found on Timidity after. noon, near Chifwiek, about three miles from the fa tal (pot, by rime Gentlemen, in a boat t—llse was (landing creel, among fame collies, with her head Gh e i n etr t n ie b, e loe l n y mne as e r cahuri ihe drtoo : fn a nd t r e , i iee ; r — mn h een e c : k h wb a yh i r ot h w we a ci s rire q ui o ng i e t b e a.r q t r hiles i placr, bobbing (sr eels, and, with their afSflance, is/ought her to Hanernerfmith, to the Black Linn, where the Jury fit on the body on Friday. Mrs. Anon. the mother, came home from the era t•y on Tha•tday afternoon, about an beer before it was known that Hannah's body had been found. i t NIMENNINIMIIIMiiii