Star. — London, England, 1806-07-18 00:00:00

IFMr.WILI.IAM YATM AN, formerly of Portfea, in the County of Hampshire. or either of his Children, James, WIIIIIM. or Catharine, will apply to Mr. George Yatntan, at No. ay, King iirctt. Ponies, they may hear of fomething to belt ad vantace.— I.ettert (poll paid) will be duly anfwcrod. Jidy tS, I Sob. Lord LOFTUS Odarqui. of Ely) took the oaths and his feat. In the Appeal '• Chunky V. Lord Dunfany and others." enunfel were heard for the Refpnidents.—Further !•curing to morrow Mr. HOBHOUSE, Mr. PARNELL, and leveret other Mem ber, of the Houfe of Commons. brought up the Royal Family An nuities 13111, - the Lint Pollage Bill. Earl Heron's Annui , r 11W. the London Additional Force Repeal Bill, the Lottery Bill, and Conic other Bills, which were read a Rill time. The Militia Service Bill, the Volunteer Officers Rank Bill, the Sugar Bill, the . Silk Bounty Bill, the Mafia Bill, the Railing Bill, t;•e Gunpowder Importation 11W. the Innkeepers Allowance. Bill, the Gibraltar and Malta Tr.& Bill. and the Macre in Chancery Bd:, were read a third time and paired. The Earl u► LIMERICK moved the Order °robe Day for tak ing into confidcration the licfolutlinut of the Houk of Commons, relative to the examinatinn of Peers More the Houfe, not being Peers of Parliament, nu which, it being a matter of privilege, limiters Were exclude 1. The difcuffion [ailed ter upwards of two hours.— When we were I endm;itekl, we found Lord HAWKESBLTRY, on his legs, fpeaking cn the third reading of the 'ANaaIeAN taTtecnuass SILL PARLIAMENTARr FROMM:vat HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JULY r 7. N His Lordflrip deprecated any departure from thole principles ca which our Navigation Laws were founded, and to which we were indebted for our ma ritime fuperiority, and onr greatnefs as a nation. He did not mean to contend that there might not be cafes in which, from neeeffity, the general principle of our Navigation Laws mull be departed from, but the ptefent was not loch a cafe, and if an invetlige lion was allowed to take place, he pledged himfelf to bring forward merchants of the highell retpeßability, who wohld declare r•at fuch a meafure as the pfefent was wholly onneceffary. He objeaed drat this Bill was brought forward, and all invatigation refuted. H. thought aft), that the meafure was rendered worfe by enaaing it for an indefinite period ; it would be, in his mind, much better to limit the period of its duration to the IR of July, 1807, as in the meattime an invefligation of this imp:otant fitbjea might take place, and Parliament become acquainted with the real date of the cineflioa. Lord HOLLAND contended that nothing more was meant by this Bill than to veR that power in the Privy Council vdrich had heretofore been elercifech contrary to law, by the Governors of our Well India Elands. That the power of allowing our WeR India Iflands to be fupplied from America, Ihould be lodged fome where was demonlirable from the fatal elrea, which a contrary policy, that of rettriaing our Cran nies to fupply from this country, had produced in thnfe ((lands, when retorted to fooa after the termi nation of the American war.—This power, he con tended, could no where be better lodged than in the hands of his Majcity'a Privy Council, who were re. fponfible for the ezercife of it, and who were more likely to be influenced here by Britifh intereas, than the Governors in the (Nell Indies, who, from their htuatiun, were neceff fuhjea'to be operated upon by local influence. He was allonithed at the oppo fition this meafure met with in all its Rages, partici'- , larly from thole who had fanaioned the Governors is the Weft Indies, in continually violating the law from neceflity, for the porpote of admitting a fupply into the Weft Indies from Amer ica, and who thought this of to little confequ:nce, that they negle&ed for three or four years to p..fs any Bill of Indemnity. Lord ELDON maintained that there was a mate rial difference between indemnifying the Governors in the Welt Indies for dude ails, and miffing an net of Parliament to legalize the principle. The great objeO of our Navigation Laws was to preferve our maritime lupe:amity. and they ((could not lightly be departed frcm, as it Ihould be remembered that when our (hipping and mariners were decreafed. thnfe of other nations would be increafed, and that if, in the event of a peace, there was not employment in our mercantile (hipping for the numerous (cameo who would be difcharged, many of them might enter into foreign fervice. Earl SPENCER defended the Bill, which, he contended, had nothing to do with the general prin ciples urged on the other fide, it being only to give a power to the Privy Council, to allow the importation of certain articles from America into our Weft India Maids, in cafe of neeeflity, and in order to prevent any ill e (feat arifing from the precarious nature of a fupply reflriasd wholly to this c. untry. It did not, however, prevent fopplics from being fent from hence in Britifli (hipping. Lord HAW ii ESBU RY moved an amendment to limit the duration of the bill to the tII of July, 1807. The E a rl of LAUDERDALE thought the Amendment eats cm:ly incontinent with the argu. menu urged i'' the other fide, as it went to acknow ledge a principle fuppl)ing the Weft Indict from America, whether or war or in peace, whim the Bill, in its prefect (lupe. only went to the neceflit of do ing In in time of war. After toile further obfervations from Lord EL DON apd Laud HOLLAND, the amendment was slegativid, and the bill read a third time and paired. The remaining bills on the table were forwarded in their refßeftive Wages, and the Hoek adjourned, loon aftet nine, till to morrow (this day). ' ~' MOUSE Of COMMONS. Tice Rislit Hon. T. GRENVILLE took the oaths and his feat for the Borough of Beeldnghstes. Woolford, from the Tr•efory, preterite(' an Account of the Ad(litloo to the Public Funded Debt fabfequent to the AA of the 15th of the Kirg --Ordered to tie no the table. . The Lariat, .A(biltional Force Rr,vel bill, the Malt Duty Amendment BM. the Royal Family Annuity Bill. she trial FUR Roads Bill, amt Lord Nelfon's Annuity 818, were read a third time and pared • The Printer to the Houfe of Commons prefented an Account of tbe.Experdes et' printhw all the Papers relative to Indian Affairs, with the escep Ica of thole relative to the Nabob of Arcoes Delete wad the ring tic prefect Sellion, with the Dates of the Ordere anti the Time they were delivered—Ordered talk on the table. and to he primed • I Mr. Mutant, from the [Ala Bawd, prefented Papers rastive to the Charges ags'nft Marquis WaticDey, purfuant to order of Hours.—thdcvd to lie on the tal.le. and to be printed. Confotttlated Fund Stir*. Jliil, the Public Harbours 1141, tbi Manor. Reau:ttion BRI. and Mardowal's ERatc Rill. were ferried, awl ordered to be read a third time to morrow. • • The Pilo& Regulation Dill viz§ cummitred and reported... Moe Report ordered to at further coteilticrtd this day feunlghe e (pad,' :Ul nest &Men). • . • - 1$ Tee Crovro • Lan - ds Leak Bill Me ordered to be rale third OAK BARK RV L. The Oak Bark Penalty Suljnolic•n Bill was re. Lord FOLKSTONE, notwithilanding the late• 'left of the period at which this Biil was brought forward, withed to make a few obfervations upon it. The °hied of the Bill was to fufoend the operation of certain penal proviftons refpeeting the manage. ment of Oak Birk. The interells of many perfons were concerned in this, and they had been allowed no opportunity to eraynine it, and Rate their objeinions; on account of the fuddenneA with which this Bill had been brought in and canted forward. Had it nut been for this, the table would have been crowd ed with petitions attainil it. There had been no protecution under this penal flatute for forty years, and the origin, of the Biil was this :—A perfon in the county of Hants who dealt largely in this article, had managed the concern in a marquee that gave of fence, - and occationed inconvenience to certain rivals in trade. They commenced a profectrti•m againft him for thefe penaltie., fo that the B;11 might be cal led a Bill to protect him ;:om this Pi ofccution, for this appeared the real reafon of its being brought before the Houk. Nnw, he thought that Ilia Houfe fhould paufe before it paired a Bill upt‘n fuch a flight ground as this, for fulpemling a penal ilatute.. He hoped therefore die the Bill would be delayed,. as the petfons who brought it in were not prelim, or t h at c ome Member would feel himfa anthotized to put it off for the lemon. " Mr. BYNG faid, that the Noble Lord who brought in the Bill being abfent, a fatisfaelory an fwer could not at prefent be given, but if the Noble Lord on the other fide would date his objeetions on the third reading, he would, no doubt, have fuch sa anfwer as the natine of the cafe required. The Bill was then ordered to be read a third time to morrow. An Account was prefented, rurruatst in order, of the Of f ices and &la' ies annexed thereto, which art held by certain Members of the Royal Family I of which account, as Err as we could coiled, the follow. ing it a Copy The Prh,ce of Wales, as Colonel of the loth Des- 1 goons = 4t,083 17 6 The Duke of York, as Ranger of Windfor Fong, rated at - 40 0 0 Allowance for Firr wood, lee. - t t o o Fur New Lodge, &e. - 32 o 0 . As Commatto rln Chief - 3,37 1 1 3 For FOR Regiment of Guhrds. rated 04:11 o o As Colonel of tbe 6oth Regiment • 238 o o The Duke of Clarence, for half pay • 731 0 0 For Buthy Park 128 it 8 The Duke of Kent, Flrft Regiment of Foot 725 12 6 As Governor of Gibraltar 3,643 o • The Duke of Cumberland, as Colonel of - the 13th Regiment - ' i,oBt 17 6 As Li( utenant General on the Staff. lee. 1.348 8 o The Duke of Cambridge, as Cohmel of the Cold- ..._ Rreaet Iteginicntoi Guam, 668 I 7 The Duke of Suffel,as lieutenant Genereon the StalT 04 S 0 The Duke of Gloucelter, ditto 1,348 8 o The Account was ordered In lie on the Table. . CALICO PRINTER. Mr. MOORE brought up the Report of the Com mittee appointed to examine the minutes of the eat. dente taken in 1804, upon the fubjett of a petition from the Journeymen Calico Ptinters, and the fallow. ing Refolutinn of this Committee was, according to motion, read by the Clerk at the table : " That it is the opinion of this Committee that the matters In difpute between the m,fters and journeymen in the calico printing trade might be amicably adjufted, inalntuch as they polfefs the MCSOS amongii thankless, as aill be found amply and circumftan tially detailed in the Report.and that time he allowed to Keel the fame. with a view to preclude thole legifttri , e moviGons, Inc which, otherwlfe, it will he indlipenf..bly nreeffary to apply in the next kffions of Parliament." The Report was ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed.—Adjourned. FINANCIAL STATE OF THE NATION. • ?lON OFFICIAL DoCUM ENT! LAID MORI HOOSI OF COMMONS. (t.) That the total amount of ttle Public Funded Debt of Great Britain was, on the tit February, .8,3, e 67,008,9781.; of which 67,2t39131.-had been purchafed by the Commiffinners for the re dedicn of the National Debt, and 19.180,587 i had been tranaf-r. red to them on account of Land Tex trJe med. leaving a Funded Debt unredeemed of 4E , '•:714761..-And that the amnu• t of An nuities charged oo Gnat detain (after deduding what have alkn in) was, on the IR February. in Short Annuities. and for Lives 339,0.91.; and In Long Annuities apt jot (1 ) That the total amount of Public Funded Debt created in' Great Britain for acetant of Ireland was, on the I Q February, 1803, 24,348,0c01—0f which there had been purehafid by the COMMiffiND-ri for the rettudion of the National Debt 1.113,41cL leaving i Funded Debt unredeemed of 21,124,38 L urgether with' Long Annuities to the amount of ro t I. (3) That the total amount of Pobile Funded Debt created in Great Britain fur account ut the k.n.peror of Germany was, on the zll'Febrbary 1803. 74 2.6 ;31.—uf which iyi;t3l. had been purchsfed by the Cominiihnnera for the reduelion of the National Debt; leaving a Funded Dein unredeemed ut 7.12,4961. together with Ahnuatirs to the amount of 130,.001. which will expire in 28,9. (4) That the amount of the Outftanding Demand, unprovidd far en the 3th January 1303, raciniive of Unfunded Debt, and of the anticipation of certain Duties annually voted, was spt,63cl. That the deficiency of Ways and Means for the year IS a was xi t the amount of &mends unprovidad for on the 3th Jancary IEO3, yfteoStl. • (3.) That the Unfunded Debt, ill Exchequer Mt unp-oylded for, or charged upon Funds which proved infufficient, was, on the sth January, 2803,9,817 ; 0.1 including 3,oo:pcci. in the Bank, which bear no intereft, iu confielcratinn of the renewal, of the Chatter. 'That the Unfunded Debt in Navy Bills eras, on the sth nary 58os, 3,105,64111. (6) That the total amount of tl.e Public Funded Debt of Great Britain was, on the sit February 14,6, 640,7524031 t—of which 101,1400 A had been purehafel by the Commiifirmers for . the Redueltion of the National D e bt, an d 22 . 31t , 74 I h a d b een transferred to V•cti, on account of Land Tax redeemed, leaving a Funded Debt unredeemed of .517.280,ind And that the amount of Annuities charged on Great Britain (after &dueling whet have fagot in) was, oh the tit Pcbruary, In Short Annuities and for Lives, 485,5671. and in Long Arnnitles 1;47,4941. And that a farther Debt amounting to 29.8C0•x.c1. Capital Stock, has been created by the furnsborrowedin the prefent gallon of Parliament, out ut which 979,1561. five per tent. Annuities, created in 1797, have been paid off. (7.) That the total amount of the Public Funded Debt, created in Gnat Britain for account of Ireland, was, on the lit February, 1806, 311.3911p001.—0f which there bad beets purchafcd by the Commit:Boners far the redualon of the National Debt, 2,9,3.9481 aviugl3 Funded Debt of 35.484.0521. together with Long Annui ties to the amount of 9s ,aolll. And that a further Debt, amount ing to 3,320,0001 Capital Stock, has been created by kilns borrow ed in the prefent Scion In Great Britain on account of Ireland. (S.) That the total amount of Public Funded Debt treated in Crtat Britain for account of the Emperor of Germany, wit. on the sit February, 1806. 7.502,6331 —uf which 640,2491. had been rurebakd by the CommifGancrs for the reduetion of the National Debt, leaving • Funded Debt of 6,1160,384 L together with Atinui• r tit* to tkaattalnt of 230.0001. which will expire in I ) That the aninunt of Omit/inkling Demands unprovided for bq the sth January 'BO6, exclufive of Unfunded Debt, and of the asitkiiartion of certain Dutlcs annually voted. wu I 913,89(11: That the deficiency of Ways and Means for the year 1804, lase 50c7489L making tbc amount of Peoloodt aoprookial tot Oa Mt • • • • • • '.fth Jou 2, V I Se 4, 031.4791 ; the whnlaof which has been paid off or provided for in the prefetst SelEnn (to) That on the sth January don, shore welt 341,C00L iu Exchequer Bills charged upon the Aids of xB:5, to the difchatge of which the Aid. of sibs were infufflcient ; a,oooport charged on the Aldi , of stab ; and 3,c0a,0c01. payahle in 'BO6, which are with the Bent, and bore nu Intereft In confident:or. of the renewal of the charter ; making a total of Exchceper Bill. unprovidtxl for, of 15 341.0:e1. of which fun; 341,000 i. Las been paid off in the ardent feflion. • That the Unfunded Debt in Navy Bills was,on thesth January 0106, 5 9 11 .3 831 . 1.) That the variations in the Bate of the Public Debt be- tween the sth Jan. 1803, and the sth Jan. 1807, being four years of war, may be &inured as follow The Public Funded Debt of Great Britain unrcileemeil which on the la 'Feb 18a wa5480.571,061. will amount to 531 1 11 4.3 0 0. after &dueling t a,ficopoel. for the operation of the Sinking Fund and the Redemption of the Land Tax during the current year; being an increafe of capital flock of 453P11,839 The Public Funded Debt created In Gr e et B r itai n for account of Ireland unredeemed, which on the aft February r Sea. was tlra2e,eBll. will amount to 37,99 0 35 al. after &dueling 8:3,80oL for the oprra tion of the Sinking Fund during the current year; be• fog an increafe of Capital Stuck of The Long Annuities of Groat Britain, which on the aft February 1803, were t pt 5A fol. will omoutit to 104?,4941. being an inereafe of anneal charge of 32,984 The Long Annuities created in Great Britain for account of Ireland, which on the tit of February t 803, WtTi 9,79 11. will amount to 91,1071. being an Mamie of annual charge of The unfunded befit in Exchequer Bills, which on. the TB of Feb. 1603 Were 9,817,4001 Will 2ILIOUDI to - 15,003,00 A being aninereafe of SA7SACIO The Unfunded Debt in Navy Bills, which on the. • ill February 1803 was 31,q516481. will amount to. ' 6,313,5881. being an increafe of &OM. The Funded Debt created in Great Britain for ac count of the Emperor of Germany unredeemed, Which on the rft• of February 1803 was 74274961. will be reduced to 6,770.384 after dedueling 90,0001. for the operation of the Sinking Food dur ing the current year, being a diminution of capital !Lick of 357,x1 2 The Short Annuities of Great Britain, which on the tft of February 1803 were 539,9791. will be re dueed to 4774911. being a diminution of an annual charge of 61.588 The him applicable to the redemption of Debt, which nn the tit of February 1803 was, for the Debt of Great Britain, 5,834.3861. • for Debt created in • Great Britain for account cf Ireland , z 58,4341. far • Deht created in Great Br - taiii for account of the Em- • teror of Germany, 47,947 1 . making st total of 6.14i,3671„ will amount to 8,173 0491. for the debt of Great Britain; 537;1511. for the debt created to Great Britain for account of Ireland,sl3 66dL for the debt crated in Great Britain for account of the Ent- • . pe.•or of Cervix, y i—rnakinra total dt 8,868,860 k • ' being an increafe lostin a.) That the annual charge en account of the Public Poem Debt of Great Britain, after dedtnfting the charges of ,meet on Loans redee med by the COmmillioners for the Yr . . of the National Deht.and the intireß and charges' of on Stock transferred for the redemption of the Land Tat, was on the tit February tBo3. 23,510,071 and on the tit Peb ovary 18 6, 26,33^,9881. and that a further charge has been trimmed on account °factual borrowed in the prate= raw, amounting to t ,t 365m01: (r 3.) jilest the foul annually applicable to the redo aloe of the National Debt of Great Britain, in poribancief the Ismail Ads relating thereto, was, for the year /803, 6,314,6361. being about 1.77 th pert of the unredeemed dept milling in 1803, and tray, . for the year 406, he eftlinated at 8,273,0411. bring about : 66th * pan of the unredeemed debt exiftiog in t 8:6. (t 4.) That th; total net produce of the Permanent Taxes In the year ending sth January tEci3, amounted to 28,246,68:L Including 145,.3 2 3 1 . paid for bounties on Cern and Bice imported in the year ; and, on the sth January tioft, the total net produced the pqnquient taxes amounted to 3t,791,t col. (t 3) That the nei produce of the War Tams was InShe.lear tiding sth * April 1804— .. Cullom' and Excite Property Tax stn Aptli 18o3—Cuttoma and Excite • Property Tax i6,765A6r1 81,416 .3.377, 4 42 ; 3 6 3, 4 77 3.742.319 . 7.1 16 8,078 19 1 9.2 0 8 11,787,186 8 .49 6 .53 0 4 , 4 81 ,93 8 •‘" • 13 i 2, 417 M (t 6) That the official value of all Imports Into Gival Britain, in the year ending sth January 1803, was 3t,442,3131. and on an average of Gs yews, ending the sth of January, 1823, was 28,419,6261. That the official value°, al/ Imports. into Great Britain, In the year ending sth January iBs4, fuppoOng the Imports from the Fail Indies (of which no account has yet been made up) to he the fame as in the preceding year, was 29,488,0721. and on an avenge of (lx years -ending sth January aloe, was 30143.4171. (I7)--That the official value of BritifkMartulaSures, exported from Great Britain in the year ending stb January, 1803, was . 144930291 and on an avetage of fix yoga ending ith , January 1803. was 22,942.80 - 1. Tlift the official value of Bends Manufadlures ettidrted 'from Great Britain in the year ending sth January 18'. 6, was 25,003,3e81. and on an average of 62 yearn ending sth January 2806 WI/ 24,698,0r81. And that the real vakie of &kith Manufactures exported In the year ending the sth of January tBo3, may be citimated at 48,5c0,6831 and In the y,mr ending sth January sBO6, at 4t068.9.121 18)—That the official value of Foreign Merchandise exported from Great Britain in the year ending sth January 18os, after de• dulling the excefs coifing from the valuation of Coffee, was i; 4181371. anti on au average of Lis year., ending jth January aSot, was tt1.5t.33 1. That the (Arial value of Foreign Merchandise exported'( mi • Great Britain in the year ending sth fanuary .606, after &dud ing the excels aniing (corn the valuation of coffee, wa59.950,5011i. and on ao average of fix years, ending sib January 2806, was tt,BBs,7ttL (t 9) That In the year ending the stb . of January dos, the number of Britith vetch entered inwards in Orem Britain, was 13.622:their tonnage 1,793.333,2ndthe number of nem employed Ay them_ te..8,669 the number of Britip sepia cleared ' outwards was 13,01 e, their tonnage 1,623,966, and the number of MD employed in them 102,427. 'l' hat In the year eliding sth January 1803, the nuMber of Fo reign reffels entered inwards in Great Britain was 3433, their ton nage 430,241, and the number of men employed in them 274737.. And that itte number of Foreign V:fills cleared outwirds was 3is 2. their tonnage 461,823, and the numb e r of m en ethployed In , them 26.749 sth April tllO6-••Cuttoms and Paige Prdperty 'Pas. That in the year ending sth January tBo6, the number of Bei. tifh Ships entered Inward, In Great •Brltain wan 11.409, their tonnage t,494.075. and the number of men employed to navigate them 87.t48 :—Fbat the number of British (hips cleared out wards was t t. 603, their tonnage t ,494.968,and the number of men employed to navigate them 94,388. That in the year ending sth January t Bn6, the number of Fo reign Ships tittered inwards in Orem Britain was 4 - 15. their too nage 691,703, and the number of men employed in them 34.7 1 9 , That the number In Foreign Ships cleared outwards was 3930, their tonnage 605,641,and the number of men employed in Jan 3 0 ,9 10 . • (2.9:—That the number of BriSai Shipt built and regillered in the leveret Ports of the Width Empire, in the year coding sth January 1805, was t. 281, their tonnage 537,508 lanuary 1804 1402 - 1 33.349 sth enmity 1805 99 1 2 , 4/79 sth anuary 11106 9 66 3 9.975 (21)—.That the total lam to be railed In Great Britain within the year 1806, may be eftimated as falows,vl2. Inttrtft on Public Funded Debt, Charges of Ma nagement, Sint,iog Fund, on the sth February !Soh 26.330,988 Imereft. Charges of Management, he to be paid ' • buween the sth February I 806 sad sth January 1807, oat htuck created by Loan s of the prefent Feints', to the amount of 19,889,0001. after dedueting interMt 05 1 . 5 Pet . Ftrt.,l797. Paid off 943,89* 497.3 a • intireit for LaiMilo the Emperor of Germany Ci►il Government of Scotland, I , enSuns on Reve nue, Militia and Waters Warrant., Sammie+ fur promotiog Filberia, dte. /Rimmed to be the Gams as tberca ca4lu jib January uSo4* • $44;330 ~- • ..t • Z . 14 , .....!..... IN • • • , , . 1 Charge* of Coiled* tad Mangos,* Ode b. ' ; • . ~ venue, di boated to bethe fame as the tele nadigstft _ _ January 1806 - - isaltf7. ll l* :._• Proportion to bh defrayed by Great Britain, olthe -, ,.. ‘„).,, Civil Lift and other charges on the Confoildatod Fond of Great Britain. elbowed to be the fine as in the' . ':•' 1 • _ _ _ . `tAs , - - - T•or ending sth Jan 1816, t 5-I Ali O. t 4 117,1841- t 411,1 fall• • Supplies voted 1806, for Gnat Pritain xriafively Supplies voted IrrlBo6, foe Great Britain LA Ireland 13,7374 10 • Deduct proportion to be. defrayed by Ireland, 4-s yths 3.143,636 3 8, 59 1 4 5 74 •-•-•-.••—•-• 43 6 t3,0/04 soochoge s,o3c,Sci Loan for the Service of Ireland Sum• to be railed parochially for the matt:aeons ee of the Poor, tttimated to be the fame as was required .• lathe year =Juts Eafter slog, 5,a4 . 64ca6 • • Making lo the whole the turn of 6 £83475,728 • .LONDON. • . FRIDAY, JULY ?MCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVLONE: dr : -Cant. July op 3. 631 I—Ditto, Augult, 631 64.—Ezdacad 6a4 f . Omniatn 6f ". PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Dank Stock. us} India Stock isou 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 64.11 India tondo,. is. a 21. g per C. Conf. A. 62f 61 614.1 Imp. • tg ig .nttiiii., • Each. Erns an prem. Is. dlr. .-m I 'l 94Tt T 6 4f • ikna. 13-16th Cont. _for ace.63fU • •s • - . . . er r:. • 1 1;14 We can Rate on goo f l authority, that.M. D'Ousati ' has reached Path, and that yellerdny • a Gentleman , belonging to the Ruffian Embaffy here left London to join M. D'Oulatt. at Paris, intruilid with a letter to M.'D'O uam from the Ruffian Ambaffadoy het!, and alto with a letter from Mr. For. . . .., i • THE ARMY. • ' • The rtnyal !Pure Guards (Blue) commandid by '. 4 , • the gallant Colenel•Dnaatan, are now in daily mem.. tatinns of moving from Windforand Reading,: . ... I - The hish •Dragoons, commanded byCol. Hamnaa a • : f l . have fet out on their march Irons the neightioludiem; • * ' ,of Windfor and Mountlow Barraeks; • The tfith , - iI Drageurps.. General }Uncover!: regiment, is on the march to replace them in there quasters, and to take 'the King's duty, for the earning year,. _ • The 4th Dragoons are in quarters at Chicheffet i . ancifalong i the toe& a, 1• l'. Thiel s th regiment, commanded by Col. Coaysksia., . . ~ hod Southampton return to Winch/Iltr, whit* • , :.. t likcwife 'the 7th and Bth German regimente of GI; f . • line go. ' . •.. '. From the plans of cat onomy which have .bead : .....:::. adopted, fince the prefent Adminiftration came into. , office, a very great fairing will be made to the public 3: 0 in the Barrack, Commilariat, and Medical. d e part. Menu of tbe Army. In the fir* and Taft Oi• ihere: . • immenfe facings were projeffed by General./I aural% ,•;• and Donor Rumor, before Adminiffnoinn wise in. • I , A great redoetion of there Staff of the three depart= , MOM is immediately to . take place. ' I •• • • The immenfe and very . expenfive efilblifbments a t ' the General Hofpitals at Deal, Chatham. Gofpori, i '. and Plymouth, have jolt been abolifhed by Surgeon , . Bateau, Affißant to DoEtor Kraut., Initiedoi i.. - General of the Medical Board. When we inform our Readers, that'the ereaion of each of there soft L the Public not lefs than so,ocol. and that the keeping up each of them coils many thoufands yearly, they may guefs what expeolive and ufelefs eflablithmeote we have been follering. Thefe buildings are now turned over to the Barrack Department. or fold : there is to be only one General Holpital in the king dom, and that is at the file of Wight ; the only other remaining out, York Horpital at Chelfea, ii, we hear. likewife to be done away. • We learn that there are nearly ao Staff Officers attached to this: the number of patients is little more than double the number of doflors I There is to be a Rill further reclOion of Staff, and confolidation of Diftri&s. 11. England there is to s • • be but four Diftrier, and a proportional Staff. • .., 4 31,.:4 • e, TIIE EXPEDITIONS. From circumllances which we have jai !carnet!, .; 1 0 , we have reafon to think, that inrirc'than one Expedi— tion is about to !lett from this Cdtratif. No doubt a very large reinforcement is going out to our army in Sicily; but Tome regiments are going to another and . e more let vice, the colonies probably ; feve •ral of the tranfporrs are vidualled for fix nior.ths.— • The.B7th Regiment, or Prince of VTilles'c . filth Re giment; en one of thofe dellined for this fervice. The Staff for. Sicily it nearly as follows : The histliiis of Hem rt. v as Lieutenant General. • Major General Winvato (.3uaids) to command a Brigade of the Guards. COIOIIeICAMPISILL, ditto, ditto. Brigadier Gene: at ST mate, ostli Regiment, to have a Brigade. Brigadier General Casserizat, 6111 Regiment, Adjutant Ges octal. Lieut. Colonel Lord PROXY, (Guarsls) Alliftant Adj. General. • Major General OAKII, Deputy Quarter Matter General. Lieut. Col. BuNauey. (Guards) Affiftent Qar Malt General. Enfign Tarries'. (Guard.) Affillant Qarter Miller General. -Taws son, Efq. Deputy Comrnitfary General Dotter RIDICIN, Deputy InfpoOlor of Hofpl:als. General Fox, from Gibralrar, has now afromed , the command in chief of the Sicilian Army ;as he : V is libewife to aft in a Diplomatic capacity. our mili tary readers will not be fon,' to learn that the diate command devolves nn the gallant Sir Jome . Moose : having with hint fuch otfaterial Oases, and , . tome others of the heroes of Egypt, we may look. forward ter fpleadid ruchicvements, and • tient Ware". r