Star. — London, England, 1806-03-14 00:00:00

I 'Talent the Irifh Goieratikent Wt that elk LA. be in their places, and be able to give th e i r o pi n i ons , touching the neceffity of a meafure which he Cho .1d ecal?ceive to be amongft the &ft objeas of their en qtrry, upon examining into the Rate nfthat country. At the fame time, he-was willing to allow, that what bad fallen from the Honourable and Learned Gen tleman, had certainly Come Weight. But yet he could not fee .the great inconvenience that would atife from palling the Bill in May, if it was fit to pats at alit inllead of palling it now. The meafure forely would not be the worfe for Mote mature deliberation and fair difcuffion ; and from the time of the year at which this Houle bad been accuffnmed to break up for the (salon of late years, he could fee no danger of the Bill being log by the delay propofed by hit Honourable Friend, unlefs the Honourable and Learned Gentleman was appretenfive that the bill was fuch an one that it could not pars at all, if it were to be deliberately confidered. Mr. DILLON faid the Bill was of great public imirtance, and that the propofed delay Would not be in the leaß degree injm inns : there were Tome ob. jeetions to the Bill, which could not now be urged. Dr. .ining in his mo. divifion, but the did not divide i committal until for Mr. Stan. Ellenbotbugh's Cabinet : taget, Hon. L. Prinirofe, Lord , Percival, Hon. S. Phipps, Hon. L • Pole, Hon W. •P"well, j. kyngdos Role, Right Hoe. G. Role, G. H. Rider, Hee. R. 8k .eu Ream/oar, Lead R. F. Slidell, Y. A. • •Sttarart, Han. C. W, tarietin s l'empietosta. Lord , Ward, R. W 6 rticY , J. A. g. • Wdberforca.W. Wintadss, Rabat Wright, J. A. Willoughby, H. maim, war* name NIP Masbare die Refolotions _ . I. Thu It is thospido of this Rode; That it isesheipo.,l dint an tha fookioss of aM of aker State.a ralkiir old ad** at the flzetosio Meiferoot oweariburit lo Isyt fertratt and diltiodt konrOofs_ofts Coolhai Lforitjoept ' 'll- That it is elks *ski of this Hoffs, Ow doh Ilkielonor htftijo i i to On& o brfs 144aftlisimi isker* llsi'dtty ifito Omesii.whoo his =sook mei so Ms Ontolitos NOW Ali goossk IMO Akio otilthoos swim of itovoieitiolt Isassosooly loom Iv% am ?Oki Calm Oospoil. ea *Pt &did SO eispoist oNiiisood of the Crook 3. Thu it mho opilV o t oit ids kkokh eke to famish IC the WAI Okokost or Coto& Lost Mist 111 ktikik Ofloilid eltkehoo.l6 k :tp=thot oldie bow if a sok* to *poke, Os hstispoduisoig tbajotkill 0.0010. Its men 4 *, listadocy she sdpielliN et peak junto. 2'WZ ETAIIMG 6745. s LONDON. FRIDAY, //LARCH to. FRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Coofots, for money, 6ofi—for April 641. Eadseq. Rills, par as. prem. PRICE OF STQCKS YESTERDAY. Hank Such *53 Imp. Ann. 9 1-16 3 pet COL Conf. 60411 Each q Bills, s. pr. is. dB. par 'cc Cctt . N psi} ULU& Tick..u. 191. Stock Cauf. for ace- 60ifi Rood% of Ossoar was in waiting yefler. of Lords, for the purpile of regularly, and the oaths, as one of —.rive Prelates ; but the hour to of Privileges fat, being beyond proceeding could not take place. , the new Hanoverian Minifler, is Da LCWTHI, had an interview Secretary Fox, at his office Is 11.1.04 hal been pleafed to ap• ,rrNews, of Portftnouth. in the Gentleman, a Maßer Extra is ath regiments of foot, with 15th, or rifle regiment, have rridge barracks. ~cons are expefted to march in prefent quarters at Sandwich lane', to fpfwich, in Suffolk : they by the gth light dragoims. Ealt India Stock, defirous of that way direft his judgment Candidates for the Diadtionr fed. of the 9th Bye Law of the " it is ordained that every ipany, who fhall,.direetly or in colour or pretence whafoever, 're of the Company's Charter, joint flock of the Company's, and under the regulation and iy Aft of Parliament, or the spiny, (hall forfeit and lore to limy, the value of all money, fo traded for, over and . „ le* and forteitures impofci by I rendered incapable of (erring Orr or place whatfoever," and dpon tr. groun, .Jlicits the opinion of thole conver lant with the fithjea, whether a member of the Com pany, or in other words a Prom ictor of EMI India Stock, who has been convi.lcd o f loch illicit trading and fined in cdnfequence, is, or is not, thereby, ren• tiered difqualified to [land for the office of Direlor ? Whether the sleflion of a perfon fn circurotianceth o fetve the Company in that (ituation, would not be a direa breach and total violation of the Bye Law above-mentioned ? and whether thole who are ac quainted with the (aft, and give their fuiffrages to fuch main, would not be reprchenfible, and in Come way ,offaudirs againA the Dye Law of tte Company • . . . . NAUTICAL irrrELLics.vcr. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind 6. W. . . All. DIM A lt. Doi. Dublin z z Gottraburgla t Waterford z livnburgh 0 I.llboa o Lezward Wand o 0 FALMOUTH, MARCH 11.—sektvived the Nautilus, Vs LLACOTT, from Brittol, for St. Vincent's ; Claren don, Dem, from ditto, for Jamaica; Unity, Ewino, from Greenock, fur Honduras ; Jane, West', and the Elizabeth, GALT, from Glafgow, for Jamaica. — Sailed the DUES of KatlT packet, Captain COATS. WO R TH, with a mail for Barbadoes and Jamaica ; CAR MILT packet, Captain PATTIRSON, with a mail for New York ; and the Two Generals, CUNNING HAM (American flip), for Hamburgh. The Paisoass Esi z &atm packet, Captain Kum; with a mail from Jamaica, is now in the Bay ; the left Jamaica on the zsith of January. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 12.—Sailed on a cruize, the DIAMOND and IsorrArioAaza, of 38 guns each; and Misuses, of 28. Went up Hemostat. to refit. the Notate and Panstor a, of 36 guns each; and &f -antail, of a•. Put back, by contrary wind, the LADY W armed (hip, with the fleet that failed under her convoy. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13.—:Arrived the Dative gitn brig. from a cruize. Sailed the G and FORWARD gun brigs, on a cruize. Wind W. SW. DOTIR, MARCH la.—Since three o'clock this af ternoon it has blown a violent gale from the Eaft, attended with heavy fhowers of fnow : a number of veffels which were lying in the Roads when the gate came ois i were obliged to weigh and run for the harbour : the two following fhips; lying near the Store. were Obliged to cot from their anchors, to pre• vent their driving on the land— onr boatmen, who went off to their affillance, have condufted them fife in=the (hip Ceres, Captain Noord, from Cadiz, with wine, for Hull (this (hip failed from hence on Friday lad, having been repaired), and the (hip Two Generals, of and from Norfolk. with Hour, bound• to Hamburgh. The. (hip COlumbia, belonging to Philadelphia, in ballao,lms put id here this afternoon. Maicri 13.—1 n addition to the (hips mentioned in my letter of /aft eight, the folia*ing alto (Ought Ricker iri odr harbour : The ketch St. Coalmine, Captain So ~of and for St. Peterfbargh, in ba4ft, from Spithead; haiing been obliged to cut from her anchor in the Dawns yefierday afternoon, to prevent driving on there; the boy George Lank, i Capt. Kryty. of &Wen, from Bourdeatiz, with a cargo of wine, bound to Amflerdam, detained by the Monkey gun brig. One of the boats belonging to this plan fell in with a large tranfport brig, off this boisitaitratehry morning. wethntst any per coin , on bard, and laver carried her to itariafgate : the man *ho came on !bore in the boat dues not know either her name or number (be appeared to be abotit; 230 tons burthen, and had her bottom coppered.— Wind N. W. and blows fiefb. DIAL, MARCH t3.--Arrived !IMMORTAL'S'S fri gate, and feveral gen brigs, from off the French waft, and • remain io the Downs with the (hips as per Yellerday afternoon in a heavy Ilorm of wind and fnow, the James, of Watcrfcrd, from London, in ballak bound to Surinam, drove oh (here on Sandwich Plaits, and bilged ; people fated. The Dorian, HASWELL, for St. Kitt's, loft an anchor and cable. Put back 4he London, A IA; to, for Jamaica. Wind W. S. W. moderate weather. CHATHAM, MatcH 14.-7 The ORESTFS floop of war failed on Tuefday for the Nores On Wednefday lag the reeesisrme, of 74 guns, formerly a depot for provifions, came into this port from Sheerncfs. Or 'den have been received here, to fit the Guts - row AS a flag (hip for the Downs Ration, in the place of the UttiCHT. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Soap of war Gannett, for the recapture of the brig Marl borough, November 4. 1805, will be paid at Edward Aileron's, In Falmouth, every Tuefday and Friday for three years. The gun bri t ; Jackal!, for the recapture of the Pomona. on the loth ult.will be paid on her arrival in the Downs and recalled at No. 9, New Broad -Rreet, every Weihaefilsy and Thurfday for t hree months. The Dauntlefs, for the recapture of the Vigilant's, December 6.• egos, will be paid at the fame time an 4 place. The Tome, for the capture of the Spanilb prlvatears El Napo leon, and U Fenix, will be paid on board In Cork harbour, and recalled at No. ta, Arundel ftreet. The bomb Baploran, for the capture of the Shepherdefa, July $2, tBo4, will be pain on hoard at Shecrucfs, an her arrival in part, and recalled every Tuck:ay and Thurfday at No. 2, Vernlant Buildings, Gray's Inn, for three years. To the fehooner Pickle, for the recapture of the Argo and Nay. July 9, 1893, a diftributton will be made on hoard the Pickle. an ler arrival In port, and recalled at No. ag, Cloacae. Inn, every Tuefday and Friday ( .r three months. The gun brig Bold. for the recapture of the George, Ceres. and John and An.y, November 2, dot a din:M i ni o n will be made on beard the Bold, on arrival In port, and rtelllcd at No. IS, Cie menes Inn, every Tuefday and Friday (or three month.►. To the thin Ariadne, for the captuge of the Shepherdefs, July 21, 1804 ; Poltilllon. July 37, 7804; and Jeune Amelle. Septem• her y, 7804, a (attribution will he made on the 17th intl. at Mr. High-ttrtet, Portfmouth, and recalled for three years. The (loop of war Helena, for the capture of the Santa I.cocadla Spanifb privateer, Julie 3, tgos, will be paid un the t 71h into. at Mr. James Slade's, Plymouth, and recalled every other Wednef day from that day. The gun brig Blazer, for the recapture of the Vigilantia, her 6, tBos, will be paid at Sheernefs, on the sods What, d in port, and recalled at No. 14, Clement's-Inn. To the Doris, for the capture of le Paulin French brig, May 20, I 803 ; EAffronteur French Wirt. May as, 1803; Twee la, hiders Dutch sallies, May 30, silos,a didributiou will be made on the 14th init. at No. 18, Clement's Inn, and the 22d lift :It Mr. J. Bogert, Plympton.Deenn, and Fess:tied at the lattar every Monday and Saturday for three years. The Betfey, Keith ; Vulture, Fulger, and Aurora, Meyrich, were well at the Gaavagos Wands i t'h Sep tembcri 1805. . • /ROM I.I.OYD'S LIST. • Atte tven.—At Briltol, Nelfuo, Peacock, front Peter(burgh; and Active, Silcoek; from' D Incrara—At Liverpool, Rodney, Howard, from Charletton; Herfchcli, Smith; and Caroftne Stott, from Virginia; Philadelphia, —, from Amiterdam ; and Ann, Campbel, from Tortola In the Clyde, Wilton, ncott, from New Drunfwiek; and Trafalgar. from Halifax.—At ton. donderry, Chance, —, from Riga—At Cori. ot. George, Pal. ;ter; and John and Thomas, Clark, front London—At Dublin, Ruffell, Johnfon, from London—Off Penzance, Richard, &A MA', from Llfbon, bound to Landon—At Teneriffe, Minerva, Hail, from London—Ac Surinam, JcfSe, Harvey, from London. The Tb^mas Martin, from Yarmouth to is captured. The Dolphin , Mating, from Yarmouth to &Med, is captured off Portland. - ----- The Henry, /Elk, from London to Limerick, is loft on the coaft of Ireland. The New Century, Jarvis, from Dublin for Liverpool, is on Sore on Hoyle Bank. Tbc Rodney, Heard, from Clark:lon, loon (hue near Liver pool, and bilged The Edward, Findlay, from ebebec for London, was captured on the Bth of December of Dungcnefs, sod carried Into Boulogne. '1 he Catherine, Coates. from Dublin to London, was taken 28th January, off Falmouth, by the Conftance lugger, and carried into Lannion Is Brim!. The Ann, Smith, from Baltimore to Amfterdam, was Branded near Gorce tit inftant ; crew fared, Ufa great part of the cargo. The Robert, of Dunbar, Goodall. bound to London, foundered in Yarmouth Roods a ult ; crew Cued. The Margery and Mary, Datagram Liverpool to Africa, which wu on those near Wexford, got of Atli alt, sad intended to poi Leap Wexford harlioar to larensioNL • - 7he Mrs, DM. from Lama tr Leglarres h we. calm sstr Ja mmers, laths Gal of dperalales, hy a Frets* privateer. Tho Prime earl Von W. Cepearepen the 110 11111 es. le wrecked war Ar aralop to tatlahl ; eh* heed. The 4.starastala Marla. (a Gene) Cheffer, Ash Pasty to L. rem, virago, Ws hies Weis pert by rho iron* prlooloas, and carried hot A4dbedit aid Willis di4fide,rp• MOW a few days aftenrerds. • ' • raise Raysawo—Some differences lately occurred between a Corps of Volunteers and'their Comman dant. The Regiment was ordered to appear before the infpeeting General, and the Colonel. ,of tourfe, gave the word of command, so Attention—Shoulder Arms." Not a rankle nor aMtequet moved. The command was repeated in a louder voice—the Corps was Rill stotioidefi. The General much Apprized, beckoned m a Se jeans, and slated why the Corps , refuted to T—" An't iflaiA your Honour," fays Pat. making the due obeitance, .• it is delay: the Co. lone! and the Regiment are not on fpaiii-g terms I" Mr. Ws:Freres Concert, of Vocal and Intim mental Mai!, war held on Wednefday night, at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, and was attended by upwards of four hundred Fathionables. The Concert began at half pail tight o'clock, witli aii Overture of Mosaar, which was fueceeded by a So. nits on the Flan° Forte, by a young Lady, her Rill appeartnei in peitlie, which (he performed with great tate. Mils Tease warbled the Little Bird: perch'd on • Spray, with her ufual talk and fweetnefs of voice. Mr. and Mifs WSIPPERT performed a Ductto on the Pedal Harp end Piano Forte, in a matlerly flile—;76e Maid of Lodi was given by a young Lady, whole name is MEADOWS, with great tali, and tweet nefs—The Glee U Lady Fair, by Mn. Mourn.* to. Mils Trete, and Mr. Gusto., was lung in high Rile—An Italian Air, by Mrs. MOUSITAIE with an Obligato Violin Accempa*iment, by Mr. MOVN TAM, ere cannot praife too noseh—difiTroWnitraar's Concerto on the Piano Forte nittreilbed tie:audience t hev-brilime/ of *mention Is iterevid-41471/tption, and the receiver the mon rapturous applanfe—The ~aiwil Maid was fun* by Mr. Gipson in his ufual mafierir Manner, and received the merited srpplaafe doe to his charming vocal powers—Mr. Tartort perfornted a Concerto on the Flute, with great eclat. Mr. Herta% prtfided at the Piano Fcrte. The Con. cert eoecttided at lutlf pail eleven o'clock, and the Compahy Appeared highly delighted with their eve ning's oargrthionsent. Yelleiday the Mortal Remains of 104111 BARRY ' Erg. 114 much admired and celebrated Painter, wet e removed in a private manner from the hook of Mr. Pant, die Uetieriaker, to which place they had been previoully conveyed" from his late refidence, to the Great Room of the Society for the encouragement of Arts Manufactures, and Commerce, in the Adel: phi, : which was Rued up in a grand, foletnn, and magnifitent manner. At eight o'clock, the dears were opened for the admißion of the friends of the deceisfed, the Members of the Society, and fuch other pe:Catis as were in roduced by a Member.— A grid prder was given to exclude all others. On proceeding up one pair of flair', the great Room of the Socieft lay on the left hand, at the door of which, in an anti:room, were Rationed two mutes. There was a email avenue leading into the mournful apart ment, hung with black cloth, with three plated fcon ces on cacti fade, holding two wax lights. The great room was bung round with black cloth, to the height of twelve feet, but at a cooßderable diflance from the wall, Similar to the temporary room where the cnrpfe of the lamented Nazsor lay in the Painted Hall, in Greenwich College. All round the room was lighted up with twenty-fax plated (tonnes, each bearing wax tapers. In the centre a temporary Rage was erected, about a foot and a half high. ten feet long.and eight feet wide, covered with black baize. The coffin, with the feet towards the door, was placed on the centre of this Rage which was completely covered with a black velvet pall, with a white Latin border. On the coffin, the Rate lid was placed, beautifully ornamented with lofty plumes of black ostrich feathers. , On each fide flood three lofty wax lights, in large plated candleflicks, with another at the head and one at the feet. On each fide the body was Rationed two undertaker's men, in deep mourning, with wands in their hands. Among the numerous per lons of diflindion who attended, we noticed the Earl of Romney, Earl of Alias/oat., Sir RoataT PEEL and the Right Hon. GlOllOll Rosa ; betides feveral eminent Artillb and tbnir Ladies. It doled at ten o'clock, and opened again tblittiortang psecifely at eight. No perrins were admitted without being intr od uced by a Mem ber of the Society. At twelve o'clock the funeral proceffion moved off in the following older ; Two Funeral Condudloia. State Hd of 'where. • • THE BODY, Io a Halle and four, ornamented with plumol of black Ofkrieb G.aillicrs. Twelac Mournint Coaches, =folded by Pager. so Private Carriages brinrs up the rmr. The l'utieral Proceel9n pa (fed along the Strand, Fleet-Steer, &e. to St. Paul's Cathedral, where tl.e Body was interred is the fame Tattlt and by the fide of Sir Jahra ReynAtls, lif:f'!K-LAVE. . . CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH :4. • , To-day the Market is lull almoa without furth:r arrivals of Wheat, and few fides are made—fecund and inferior qualities this week are cheaper— Barley in large quantities, having but few famples of fine, they fetch rather move than is qta-!ed—ln Malt and Peas but little variation—Scarce aoy Old Beans—There are but few frefh Oats come in, and this article fully leeps its pike—Flour in plenty. CIIIIIICINCY AS priori : wheat. 44, 464 68% per qr. Grey Wafer. 314 Roe Ditto, ;o. 731 od Beans, (old-) 0t.....0s Rye. 355 40c Od Tick Ditto 41.. 48.. 04. Barley,d443s% od oati, ass a6s. 28s. Malt, 62, 65. od Poland ditto 250,30.; od Wbite Peafc, 344 40a od • Rape Seed, 4cl 431 per LIM nice or TLAVR. Roe Flour Ws t 4 6;.. Second. 5 15.t0 604 per fack. Yeflerday a Court of Common . Council was Mil at GuildhallL.prefent the LORD MAYO&, S'etiff., fix ;Aldermen, and a confiderable number of Claymo nt:6. The Minutes of the lafi Court were read— Dockets for Leares fealed. • The LORD MAYOR prefenteti a Letter of Thanks he had received hum Capt. Sir THOMAS HARDY, for the Freednne knd Sword voted by the Court, which was ordered to be entered in the Journals. A Memorial from the Dean and Chapter of Ito. atelier, relative to Some preinifes in Brielge•flreer, was referred to a Committee. • Mr. WAITHMAII gave notice he should, at the next COurr, make a motion for carrying into execution the propofed improvement of Smithfield Market. Alderman HADLIT, lamenting the death of the • late Mr. Alderman Ls MESURIIII, who he laid had fi, ft brought , forward the fubje ft he was abo ut t o in troduce to the Court, moved that the Sum of tool. be ,'s' paid nut of the City's call, towards the expence of building a Proteftant Epifcopal Church in the city of f Montreal. This was feconded by Mr. SLAMS, in an, able Speech. An Amendment was moved of tool. Weed of .. • lot/ I brit the original motion was fo warmly fop ported by Mr. Doe wirogo, Mr. BRICKWOOD, Mr. 4 Bei.s., and others, that it WA, carried in favour of . ' the larger (urn. • Mr. THOMAS MARRIOTT now brought forward his. • , Motion for a Sur of money to be voted in aid of the . Afyium for the Support and Education of the Deaf and Dumb Children of the Poor, particularly as the Society were about to ereß a new building, on ac errant of the iacreafed number of its applicatices.—. .This was fupporsed by the very affefting reprefenta rof Major Worm, Deputy BRICIEWOOD, Meths. x, Deal 4 /0 aD, and other*. The Court were much • • divided, whether the Sum Should be Soot. sod. or Col . but its claims were conSidered fo urgent, flit j i* the Sum deco!. was voted. A long debate enfired upon a Report from the Port Committee, in•relatior. to the monies due for , the opperfiiion to the London Dock Company, Itc.' amounting to Soool. Deputy Gammen seer is a very mailed; wapotase tended, that although the money ought to be paid, - neverthelefs, der mete even to: be nansenpanied with • " a ftefolution to prevent the fame enormous expence • in future. This was confidered by the friends of the oScers as a reflation upon their condad, and was warmly • ' oppoled, bin carried Ns & a dififion I there king -' for the quettion "' 5 Aldermen Area k 30 CONUIROOCTR 3.4 Common' • • • 40 Lamb( a Mitlority of to. Sono afterwards the Court broke up. , Ye fferday, in the Court of Chancery, a poor fetal. • a Maniac, who tired frequently to difturb the Court* • • Lord Etoott's time, and once aro3ed with a Italia, made her appearance again, and demanded joiners of Lord Eassi E. She diared, that Use "odd - bring officers to urea his Lordfbip, as he had taken away • her title deeds. Every ittertmt to remove her was in •' , vain. His Lordlbip defired the poor woman might /, be Coffered to remain unmoleilad. After this She was • quiet, and her paroxyfen did not return. • • Corsair GARDIN TN ',wrath—At the concluflon of a the new Comedy of A Hint io ism ift. lag sight. • . Mr. Favrcarr came forward to aimounce an voidable change of the Flute of Rqifftw 4r Wind for that of Love-role Aferk—Mr. Cooxa and Mrs. Hun. ••,' , • eagles, who were to have performed in the latter t 4 piece, being indifpofed. This apology, however, was not received in good part by the audience, and tha t *: • lkntiment of dillatisfaftion was Co general, and fa loudly expreffed, that though they would not permit the Raiding of the Med by others. they railed it them felves to the extent of a imp). Mr. Lewis then came forward, and did his titmoft to allay the vio lence of the florin ; but all in vain. Mr. Karst'', pretence was imperatively demanded ; on which Mr, POPE CAM; forward, and atter alluring the honfe that the Manager was abfent from indifpnfition, corrobo- rated by the molt Serious affertions, the flatements of Mears. gAWCITT and Lewis, with refpeft to the aftual illnefs of Mr. COOKS and Mrs. Hu PAPHRIES...... Still, however, the petforinance was not fuffered to proceed, except in the moll irregular manner, and Scarce a tingle lenience uttered on the Rage could be heard iu any par tof the !ionic. At length, amidli a very general tentiment of difapprobation, the curtain was dropped.; on which a G. ritleman tpoke aloud front the boxes on the liibjelt of the ditappoinunents which of late had been fo Itequently experienced. He was anfwered by Mr. KNIGHT, the comedian, wit) fpoke from another box, &clot ing molt ii , lemilly that to his own knowledge, Mr. Cone, was really indifpofed s ' and that Mr. Musts had, for the lad two days, beta fo in its to be incapable of leaving his room. The Gentleman before alluded to Paid a few word, its reply, but the uproar was Co great that it was impof. (ibis to hear stay thing further; and though the per formance had lung before terminated. the nov•tontentt continued to occupy the beaches in refentful triumph & till pall twelve o'clock. The Moil Coach from Dover to Loddon, was Co entangled in the drifted (now. on Barham Downs On Wednelday night, as to be unable to proceed ; it wad at length txtricated with great womb'e and exertion. but aid not reach iteirchclier till twelve hours after its proper time of arriving there—the Mail for Low- .11: don, ha ving in the mean time been forwarded i n 1 a poll thaik from Ca nterbury. L; 1 Dr. DUIGENAN, however, perlid lion, the gallery was cleared for a divi Boole, after Come further difaMon, di anct it was agreed to ponpone the ea the . ..n 1 a of April.—Adjourned. , Naps of the Members vino divided biofies Motinu relative to Lord E lats . ntment to a Beat in the Cabins I. Yttzanth.w. Page T. *Nita. Rt Hen. J. Prim t Pcrcl Wm. . Mare, Lori Phim • ,W. - : " 4 11goildohrooh,Ld. • Polo O. ,W. Nallisitl. O. P. •?..• ' W.s iaddfori, W. Role • 4 . Re" J. Rohs ! Hai W. ihia Ks: S. as . H. °LOA" Usalit Galena •I t er.lboolm,Sir bd. Oialielg, Re 14°6.0. id& a ll: IL arr i Ve l e..;. 4 tont yikt_ . C. Roo. C. M I De 14•Irro, Lord /I ' MWS. •• ' tail • Dst•-ymgda, &r H. Loarefoo, Lord ' WM' •Dill on, Hon. IL A. diMerdmint, C. . WWI nekton, Wm. • Moinwarino,O. E. ;1 VS; C. R. Mortood, W. NUM'S. W. Maribam, Lord . Tr ni l Pleo&Orde, Lord . •Ceors4; Cl* more Mtartior divided Mt tbs mode a„ , .miiioes Weft. , . StultaaP4 W * 8 1 Team . obece, T. Thole marked thin • ars Camay Ida the following is a corfoltsopy of vla moved by Mr. Srasitote : tbsfil . . .. . .. .. . _ . ker L.-ctic. i.,0111. 004te Ccht.l.lavt*stii Stock 583 Band% is. so. prem. • The New Whop of day, at the Hoof. of taking his feat regular the hills Reprefentatit which the Committee c four o'clock,fuch a pro Count Mumma, tin the loom of Baron D yentrday with Mr. Se Downing.areet. The LORD CRAMCII poi** WILLIAM MATT County of Hants, Ge Chtncery. The 4th, 234 and about soo of the 95 *arched into Woodbri, Tbe tith light drags a ew days from their the He of Thanet, e to be fucceeded by A Proprietor of Et obtaining information i in giving his Votes to 1 Bates, that by the at fe Earl India Company, tnember of this Compa iiireelly, under any col trade within the limits tlotherwife than in the j, 4 retpt in the manner, ; uellridlions grovided b] lllye Laws of the Comi the tile of the laid Corm g oods and merchandia boys all other perialiie INa of Parliament, and the Company in any s o !upon that ground folicil