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Citizen Roz•ND de Vitt.zeczuz is nominated to fucceed the late Citizen ROBERT, as Prefect of the Department of Tanaro. _ . _ _ Permiffion has been granted by the French Go vernment to export 192,166 CWt. of flour during the prefent year, for the fupply of the French Ame rican Colonies. . DUTCH MAIL. La VD,* MA c R 2 2.—The formidable prepare• Lions making in England appear more and more to awaken the folicitude of the French Government, and difpofitions are already , made, at all events, as if war were inevitable. It could hardly have been hoped, under the prefent circumftences, that the two Belligerent Powers would tolerate the neutra lity of the Batavian Republic : but if there were the (mallet} grounds for uncertainty on that head, all hopes of the kind are now totally vanithed. We learn that France has demanded of the Batavian Government, that the neceffary preparations for the maintenance of a confiderable corps of French troops (hall immediately be made, which troops are raid to be alreVy on their march for our fron tiers. Though this ineafuret be only precautionary, it proves how much the French Government, notwithilanding the filence obfervedby its journals, attaches importance to what paffes in England.— It was not poffible to imagine that the Fitts: Consul., after the high degree of glory and power which he had acquired, would ever yield to me. naces. It appears that the French Army dellined to cover Holland in cafe of invafion, and, no doubt, alfo to make part of a general expedition againft England, will be diftributed in the princi pal towns of Holland. It is not yet known where the head-quarters will be fixed. It is laid that General DUROC haslet out for Berlin, to require of that Court the Moll prompt meafures wjth re fpea to the Eleaorate of Hanover. Thus on every fide femi hoftile preparations do not even await the declaration of war, and, without the intervention of a tutelary genius, it feems that the friends of humanity will in a few days have again to lament its fate. •General Cams BERTHIII, brother of the Mi nifler for War at Paris, and who had arrived in Holland in quality of Chief of the Staff to the Expedition to Louiflana, on Wednefday quitted the Hague, on another deftination. He is gone to Helvoetiluys to embark for Dunkirk, whence he will go to Tobago, with the character of Cap tain General of that Wand. It appears, likewife, that the departure of the troops at the head of which General VICTOR is to take poffeflon of Louifiana, will behallened. ROTTIRDAM, MARC 22. A letters from Paris, of the 16th init. Rates—" Within thefe few days, orders hare been difpatched to all our fea.ports, to haflen the equipments with all poflible zeal; and thefe orders are not alone confined to Ships of the Line, Frigates, and other veifels of War, but ex tend to the getting in readinefs of a confiderable number of gun-floops and flat-bottomed boats : the latter are chiefly fitted out at Cherburg and Boulogne. The prefling of mariners and others ufed to the lea, will be v igoroufly carried into ef fed. From the interior, 50,000 men will be drafted to march to the fea emits ; and this number, ad. ded to that already there, will form an army of tzo,ooo men. There military operations, and othei circum (lances, give caufe of apprehinfion, that the Peace with England is on the point of being broken, and which may turn out not a little difalirous for both Nations. " The Mininer of the Marine received intelli• Bence on the s 3th, that the Englilh Fleet in the Mediterranean has been lately reinforced by feve ral (hips from England and Gibraltar, which lately pared the Streights. This is confidered as a new proof, that the Englitb do not intend to evacuate Malta. 46 Lord WHITwoRrw holds continual confercn ces with the Militia. for Foieign Affairs : and fe veral Notes of importance have been exchanged as well at London as Paris. The t 2th, an Officer of the Confular Guard fet off from hence, as Courier, for Peterfburgh, charged, it is raid, with important difpatches for General HLDOVVILLI, our Ambaffador at the Ruffian Court. " There is a report now in circulation, that JO SEPH BONAPARTE, brother of the Firft Conful, is fhortly to ict off for London, charged with a mir lion of the higheft importance. But it is merely a report." .A letter from Brittle's, dated March t 6, fat's, " Cidlen DOL7LCET PONTECOULANT, Prefea of the department of the Dyle, is expelled here on his return from Paris, in a few days. He has already fent from the capital the necelfary orders for the removal of the Officers from the Hotel de la Prefecture, and to prepare that Hotel for the relidettee of the Fussy CONSUL, on his arrival in this country, which may be expeeed in the begin ning of :Urea' (before the end of Aptil).— Madame Bo will accompany her huf band, and both will have a numerous and fplendid retinue. 4 , A detachment of the Conciliar Guard will pre cede the Firfi hiagiaratr lime days. The Horre- Guard of Honour, formed by the youth of Bru&ls, and commanded by the late Prince de Liceit, will receive the Fiasr CON 3VL on the Frontiers of the D:partmcr.z. Tie Entertaitunents which will be given in tl A is fait/, may be expelled to do equal honour •r , :-.41 and tafle of ot.r hfagillracy.— Th.: t Fr II r Cowlvt. in ei .devart , u;.l ;I'pc • ire be dirtinplofhed by the ar r. m liar ,..ri Ng / of fevcral tiourand men in the t.ivac.. • ;• .Ity. Gen. P. t uaan, CM* rondan! . :i • parte:sew, has already received snitiudigi t. pops which are to compote this Arai put ilicraclves in motion without Jelly." PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 2S. Counfel were further heard relative to the S:otch Appeal, Craufurd v. Coitus, viz. Mr. CLARKE at confiderable length as kr.ond Counfel for the Refpondent ; after which,their Lord !hips adjourned the farther conlideration of the Cafe till Monday. The Royal Agent was given by Contmifkon to the frilh Poftage Rates Bill, to the Expiring Laws Bill, and wro private Bills. The Lords ComutiMoners were, the LORD CHANCRLLOR t Lords ELL! NIIOIIOIIOII, and ALVA NI CY. Lord Ears° r, and the Bdhop of ST. Davues were (worn and took their fears. The various Bills before the Houle were forwarded in their feveral Rages. Two private Mils were brought 'tip from the Commons by Mr. Pt INT and Sir E. MIRTOPP i and read a Brit time. ..... The Order for the Committee on the frills Chalking Bill, after a few words from Lords ELLA M.1101)011 and A LVA N eer, was indponed till the deft Tuefday after the Ealter Re cefs. Sundry Accounts refpedting She Revenue, diredled to be laid annually before Parliament, were prefented by the proper Of beer from the Treafury, and ordered toile on the Table. The Order for the fecund Reading of the Info'vent Debtors' Bill was poßponed till Thurfday. XING'S 146SSAGIL _ Lord Pauli's' prefented a Merage from the Kama of the following purport: . GEORGE R. " Hh Majefty thinks proper to acquaint the Honfe of Lords, that having taken into confideratioo the ereincot Cervices per formed ern various oceafions by Rear Admiral Sir James Sou mares. Knight of the Bath, and particularly the Valour. promptitude, and abilities difphyed by him in attacking and defeating a French and Spanills Beet of fepaior forts. in the Streights of Gibraltar, on the nth of July. ziox, His Maier. ty recommends it to the Houle of Lords to canna-in enabling him to make irovifion for an apnuity of noel. to be fctded on the laid Sir James Saurnshs, Knight of the Bath, for the pe riod of his natural life." The Meffage being read kr the _Loan Cnais- CELLOR, Lord PELHAM moved, that the fame be taken into confideration on Monday next, which was or dered accordingly. Some Routine tstifinefs was then difpoied of, after which their Lon:Mips adjourned till Monday HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Sr e A ire ',attended ►y fame of the Member+, proceeded, loon Ater they had commenced fitting, to the Upper Houle, in confequence of a Melfage lent down for that pupae. On his return. the S informed the Houk that he bad beard the Royal Affent given by Cosunsifilon to the !rill Pottage. the Newfoundland judicature. and a great number of Private Bills. The Honourable Charles Grey, Member for the county of Northumberland, too► the oaths and his feat in the Haas. Mr. M'Do w.ter. moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the eftsbliihment of a Theatre in the town of Glafgow.--Gratsed. A Repart was been& up front the EaR Griaftead Commit tee, natio, the *Vence of a material witnefs, in confetti:lmm of ill-health, and praying leave to adjourn, that they might avail thetnfelvea of the benefit of his teftimaty, and thereby be the better enabled to decide upon the merits of Meade before them On motion being nude, that the laid Camndttee have pJerer to adjourn till Thuriday nest, Mr. Snauta hid, he thought it his duty to acquaint the Houle. that according to his recolleCtion there was bet one in- Rance where a Committee had adjourned under eireumßances fimilar to the pretent, and then tick adjournment was only to the Monday tolloorbis. After Sand obfervations from different Members, Sewing on one hand the argent nudity of this witnetis attendance, and the linpollibility afiais appearing before the_Carimittee his prefect tate of health ; and on the other the great ineorre dense to which Conunittees would be liable, were this to be mord psierally admitted as - a precedent, the' Hon. Member amended his motion, snaking the time of adjournment Rand for “ Monday next"—Ordered. The Petittoo of J. Trotter, who had been funnioned as a wieners on the Dunfermline Committee, wu patented by Lord Fulton. The Petition expreffed, as titual in loch cafes, thee:- trate contrition of the Petitioner for his haling fo juftly in curred the Sfpleafure of that Haute. The Noble Lord then moved that James Trotter be on Mon day neat brought up to the Bar of that Houk, and difchargcd. Upon this a c,onverfatUn of confiderable length fuceeeded, which turned upon a point of form by which the Haute might. with th e gift ed; propriety, regolate their proceedings fit this cafe. We Sall only therefore take up the attention of our Readers with the general fuhftance of the arguments urged by the different Honourable Members. Mr Tr natal, that the cafe of a man totally Wild ing Isinifelf from appearing as tritons before any Tribunal, ap persed. to him more dangertius than that of a perfect who was guilty of prevarication and perjury; becaufe, though perjury might juftly be laid to be more criminal, as being a breath of moral duty, and tending alto in tome meafure to detest the ends of Janice, yet there was fornethiug In the nature of that offence, that it could not in general conceal Kee from the de moment of dude who prdaded in that Tribunal; whereas the man who totilly avoided giving his tearaway more effeditially defeated the purports foe which that Tribunal was Going. The Honourable Member then obferved, that he bad the authority of Sir John Henderfon for laying that, had this man attended as he ibould have done, and given his fair tettienony before the Committee, their decifion would, 'soft probably, have taken a very different turn ; not that he meant to fay that it would by any means eat his own return, but that it might have given a ' different turn to the decUlon of the Committee in another refpett. The Honourable Gentleman then moved, that the original mo tion be amended, by leaving out the word " ilifcharged." Almon immediately after Mr.rserney robe again and Stated, that he thought it but justice to give notice, that be meant, on Monday next, to move, that James Trotter be imp:duned fix months, The S thought it mon &dyeable to order the paps= to the Bar, and bear his defence; then, if his defence did not appear funiedeot, it might be competent to any Hooourable Member to move that he be fact to Ncwgate. Mr. Speaker further oblerved, that, if he had been aware of this dikulkon, be would have come more fufSciintly prepared to (pent as to the mat parliamentary mode of proceeding. The ATTORNZT Ott: tRAL then fuggelted that It wou'd be better to adjourn the &fruition till another day, when Gentle men might in general be better enabled to 101D1 an aphasia on the cafe. The SPEARTI then referred to the cafe of Thomas Spence and John Becket, who were fammoned to attend before a Committee of the whole Houfe on a Bill foe diafrauchiGng cer tain pedant therein named. The witneffes did not attend; and the Hook went fo far as to addrefs His Majefty, praying him to iltue bis Royal Proclamation for their appreLention. They afterwards did furrender ; they were beard at the Ear, and or dered to withdraw ; it then appearing that one of them had abfented hinifelf to avoldbeing ferved, he was ordered to Newgate. He believed there was only the one initanee, _ . Mr. NIT referred to the Juumais of the Houle foe a cafe refpeding the place which be laid he bad the honour to reprcfrntt, It appeared that Alexander Morrice Lad been font mused to attend before the Southwark Ekdtion Committee on the 4th November, t 7,6 ; be did not attend at the dyne, two did be appear until the Committee had hoard their &Meri den be was brought to the Bar, remanded, and brought to the Bar at &amber period. This cafe did not end in dir..Cl pu niaiment, but the Hoooutable Member Laid it jaded the mode of proceeding. Sus.aioati raid, that be thought the man lbotild at an events be heard it might come out that it wat itnpofible he could attend. No man geoid,' be reckoned as cuneuttc.l until be had been beard. It wn then ordered thatlatnes Trotter mould be brought to the Bar of that Houle on Monday nett. Mr. I. H. Beowrr prefented the Petition of Stephen Brooks, another priforier, ander eircumileoces neatly Braun. The Ho nourable Member then moved that he be burgh' co the Bar is Mosey dikhalgt.4.—Ordered. flit WAIFSTY P S PIeSSACR. The nonce having refolved itfelf into a enyn. mittee to take into confideration his Majefty's moil gracious Meffage, relative to fettling an annuity on Sir James Saumarez, and the fame being read from the Chair, The CHANCELLOR of the Exclitozite addreired the Chairman to the followingeffeß s---1! Sir, / am fore - ireitlMlß birliertlity for me to lake or the time of the Committee in ufing any argumer.t. trrimitrereerniernen to accede to the retommen. dation contained in his Majelly's moft •graeions Meffage to this Houle. Tile diftinguiflied charaaer who is the obje& of that Ideffage, mutt be a CA • cient recommendation to every body in the leak acquainted with the nature and importance of his Cervices. The nuns itfelfvf Sir James Stunsarez. and th; fame of his'atchieleemcnts mull fuggefl re fleitions highly giatifyingaud animating to every man capable of appreciating real merit : to every mattirho contemplates with pride and fatisfaainn the unexampled fucceffes obtained .by the Britifh Navy in the courfe of the laR war ; and whenever we refer to there glorious atchievements, we (hall find that in thole which were the moft brilliant and decifive, Sir jamei Saumare: bore an alive part. He participated with Lord Howe in the ever mtr morable Viaory of the itt of June; he fought with Lord St. Vincent when- the great and deci five viCtory was obtained over the Spanifh lest ; and he was afterwards with Lord Nelfun at the glorious battle of the Nile. Ido not think it ne ceffiry to enumerate his many gallant- exploit% during the late war, and the war which irecedeil k. It, will be fufficient for me to call the attention of the Committee to his condtuft in the month of July idol, and the aftonifbing Need's which at tended his attack upon a fqoadron of the enemy double his own force ; an attack which ended in a decifive advantage gained by the gallant Admi, ral I am peaking of; and was produaire of the moft important benefits to tfiii Country. Prom a command in which he acquired. fo much honour. this diftinguifhed Officer returned Taft Summer.-- His Majefly having aftervrirds learnt that the ac quifitions he had made in the murk of the war were comparatively (mall, and were difpropor, tioned to the fupport of his rank and the due attain, tenanee of his family ; has been induced, from a dare to reward diftinguithed :nerit, to knd the prefent mot gracious recommendation. .1 am confident that the Houk will readily concur in this recommendation. lam furetbat the Houk will feel, that the public money cannot be more ore. fully emplolied than in rewarding the brave De. fenders of the Country; and that ex amplerof gra titude ' and Janice, like that which we are now about to adopt. mutt ferve to route and animate the future exertions of Officers who (hall have to fight the battles of the Country. On thefe grounds Sir, I move that it is the opinion of this Commit tee, that the annual fum of land. be granted out of the Confolidated Fund to his Majeftf t in order to be fettled on Sir James Saumarex, Bart. for life; and that the fame annuity do commence from the day of the aaion fought in July glor, off Al. gefiras. ' Tile motion was agreed to unanimoally, and the Report was ordered to be-received on Monday. LOAN OF FOUR MILLIOMI. The Honk having refolved itfilf into it caw mince of Ways and Means, The CHANCELLOR of the Excl. guys& obterved, it mu be recolleeted, that previous to the Chrifi• mas recefs be had given notice of his intention to move, in the amok of the SeGlon, for Exchequer Bills to the amount of t t millions. Government had, fince that time, received authority from tha Houk to raife five millions by Exchequer Bills; he mould now alit for authority to raife four mil. lions more ; a great part of which were to enable Government to fund other Exchequer Bills that were outllanding. He then moved. " that towards railing the Supply to be granted to his Majefty. there be granted a further (urn of four millions, to be raifed by Exchequer Bills."—The refolution was agreed to, and the report ordered to 1?e re ceived on Monday.—Adjourned to Monday. LONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH s 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCR a 3 per C. Coot. mammy, 63,14. 6444, 634, 64. Ditto, for April ace. 6414 6 44. Olds per Cent. 9111-omnlum zli PRICE OF STOCKS YESI EitDAY: 3Pa C. Conf. 64 6 3 f 1 Foe! Tickets 111. 19$. Omnium zzi 14 Cost for Ap. ace. 65i 63164 i COURSE OF XCHANOE. Atnlterdam, 36 4aU. I Cadiz paper. I Naples Do. at fight 35 so Ditto 344110& Genus 45 Rotterdam, 36 sa U. Madrid 354 ate& Übe* Hamburgh 34 to sill. Balboa 36 offs& Oporto 67 Alton& 34 It sill. I lAselsons 494 I Dublin 24 Paris, t day's date, 24 16 lio..—Ditty, aS o s U. Ileurdesaa, ditto, 25 t Aigo oo the Bask of Holland, si per Cent. There was a little auduation in the Funds yd . - terday after the hour of our daily report of as prices. It was not greater than frequently takes place, without any caufe for it being difcovetable : feveral rumours, however, were circulated to ac count for it.—Mr. ADDINGTON had an audience with the Kula before his Majelly fet off for Wind for ! This, however, is no uncommon thing ; for difpatches hay ing arrived from France in the morn ing, it was natural that they should be perufed by his Mayssrv. To this was tacked a report that General Awnitiosst had been recalled ; and another, that there was to be a change of Minillry. The price of the French Funds was alto men• tioned in proof of matters wearing a more , holtile aped ; but without any ground, for the price quoted, 56, was ex•dividand-- a half year's intereff, or If per Cent. which began paying oa Tuefday lift. None of the reports circulated gaifted much credit, nor do we think the public will al)ow thcm• telres to he eafily impoild upon by rumours cis, a 1 : 31 f 14 r Is yef- -4 as takes •able: A SC* lience wind- ; for t 1110 TO. id by that and ditty. men• price erelt, efday mock • hem- s