Star. — London, England, 1810-02-09 00:00:00

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' PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-S'I'REET, Fehttiary 3,1:80 . . ft:ITO - fat:l%i 444 4 4 **if ill ar*iagiieoa far lolhaso • ; PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 31.1810. FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD. • . sit:atria& imams be.wit***Ofoaticato be - ‘ 4 l**Ms' THE Mayor and Commonalty Of Plymoiuh, will QTC/I,EN on or. abort the 25th ultimo , i BANK - OW by dietorelerieftle Adisieaky to • 1 0,.s e e lif ” Glablegiebr th e 1 11 6 -1/ to the lecalia Li AO for .AddOni No, 18118mspsted 18th December, IBM yrOiltg Meet-in - the 14ecdtitin di * ttrtikt. : -.;••• .' t beat lan, that shaß lie prayed at *TAvrag, nAI..L. ROOM, ._ Whalen , will. give asch hilearsation to Mr. Safford, Chief siof and . dangerous.. .Lord .Cceliiine went Out :tit and THEATRE, in three dlaina Witham to. be Clerk at the above•DSot, II wait* ow Means of coovidting the i ma iT T. l i i: 0 r • . ibeituro -, be juk e s c oiiii4 l lif e , w hil e erected on a spot of land Witldn'thit Adresse o f =loth, a person or penal* who stole the said Note, and. recovering the t s :. .......„ A ....... g i i . ground the of which stony be inept/eta% did aphis takeb, at the same, shall receive Fifty Guineas Reward from the Qu-aer. m5.....s ............' ~..... .._. . ... •,- Lord Gambier had Pilot Ptintiorollice, biss. 104, Seratad a ,Leadon; sit Mt. Mei- ~ N. B. Payment-of the said Note is mopped at' the Bank, and diffeieltrObjeCti Iltd etitiki ;he re3poll:- man's, Printer, Exeter; or at the Aiwa bils.lidetenolLackyer, " ion silt peueiniud at all the Cowry beakers dirorsbees lON far the tafitt and Wont . tithe fleet. Yet what . in Plymouth. the *edam. ' • w:as his conduct ? ~ p Ilia that envy irltich weak ~. The BALL-Rook is' to be be mare building, the TulAtitz . at the East, and the Tavlaiw at' the West end of the ground, iatt • The day ware Puhfiards Price al- minds feel, he cotirage by conduct, and only may, ifsthought eligible, have communication. (IBSERVATIONS respecting the PUBLIC EX. teMpered reshneks•byptedente. His Lots -Milts then The Plan to contain an elevation of each buildings with di . ' ‘--' PENDITURE, and the INFLUENCE of the CROWN. psi d • luny high Ct • !.. r• . -.. Oka &dual . eMiatiet signs and sections of the Rooms and Offces to be contained By the Right Hon. GEORGE LOSE. • and itelttnowpt: i '•• . . .1.0 - iti , ceasum* therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may Polmod fee T. Cadell and W. Davies . Strand. , ...... t h e iirectiee of e e t ir d i outt a . '• af tt or to teis suggest itself to the Anise, from the space or quantity of ground - . slotted to the erection. ' - MARMION TRAVESTIED!!! pl. of Officers abielpthi ***A Sid esit!iiidit - Some further particulars as to the size of * Ball-room, This day Was published, in One Volume Octavo, on a superfine titvoired of tlicAl - 421 1.41 * p*fehtriti h rag Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, violated for in Wove paper, price 91. in boards ;or prinaid on a royal paper L a id Gooi tiii . so it co oort • 4 li ma. ; d r . them, may also be Seen at the above-mentioned plaits. . illiikrm with nicrigrips 12.1- boards.. Plans (with private maths) to be Sent to the said Mr.Locky Office by the mail coaches, on or before the 15th day of M MA R1A11314 ~T . 1"ID I A Tale of MO: CiliallitaC- es of the asp.. : ...i. •..i. :. • . ... . •" • LIVERPOOL dAikied diceiftwrA-tho ~ . next, soon after*which their comparative merits will be ..- . 1. *IL x,..,_-.. 'lll 7 - . . ''l l 4lY - ilaftiligiNg ir%e 'o3 t i l e rit E r 44 . 2 , t4t . te..; on, and the pariies offering _Plans are q ,alosired to Said k krtial, as a proceeding honuurib tO ...m.a,....t ,• ••.. • dress to the bald Edmund Lockyer on or beam the 25th at "4. ' H a l ar yt her ty 'we eve , 4ll l litestl d ivat uir w i r ien. ilie ninst e rh , e ld 's g kill arts d, ' . .: and saxisraciTi•oo tne wary. .:- . • - April next. . • " dittrieki as of our money With our hearts."—Gaf. Earl GROSVENOR did dot iippees the . stelliceep . _ CAPITAL. NAVY TIMBER. London: Pttblished byMa 'Mantas 'Pegg, No. ill, Cheapside; o . nt he condemned the conduit} of Blinkers, al tint- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, !Sod Mr. Allason, No. st, New Bond4treet. I netted airy) the trial of Lord Castinbier. • FIVE HUNDRED and THREE PRIME OAK. - , On the Ist of January vras published, price 2s. 6d. , Lord GR.ENVILLE, in a speech a atmarokrabie , TREES, with the Tops---apd.Bark thereof, vi t. 40 Trees I 'HE BRITISH CRITIC for January, bcing . the length, animadverted on the conduct of .Ministers, but i about 61 feet each, 58 About 45, 111-at:out 36, 181 about 27, and -A. Lit Number Of the Thirti-tit h Volume, containing a lite- did, not deny. his Vote to the gallaut Admiral and the , 205 about 17 feet each, now standing and numerically marked la view of Wiltaker's Lire of,s. !ktilot, Laurence on the Logos of Officer& . .- - - . i t the Parsonage, Wood and other Linlls,at Gresford, Deuisighihire. St. John, Polwhelr'A Histo-iy of Cornwall , Churton's Life of Gresfortl it situate ! miles from Wrexham, and 8 from rater. Nowell P-.sbyt an Letters, Emily, by Kett, &am , Mitchell's • • era . The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE supported :.For a view of the 'limber apply to Mr. Robert Evans Clerk, a Lisf of Works published in January, Literary Intelligence, and the motion. lat Gresford, of whom printed particulars may be had , as seen as , a Preface, 'containing a retrospective View of British Litititture I The LORD CHANCELLOR deprecated the di e• I 1 of Mr. Poison, Auctioneer, Wrexham ; and to treat for the same during the but six Months of 1869. ✓ , position which had prevailed. to mix subjects in the • apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. Printed fur F C. and J. Rivington,No.d2, St. Paul's Church- which did not beititig to the question of Lord yard.—Of whom maybe had, . TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, Complete Sets of the British Critic, from the Commencement Gambier's services. - Whatever might be the conduct in Misy, i 793, to December, 1609, in Thirty-four Vollmer, elf the Government, the Noble Admiral's claim to By Order of. the Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's price, in boards, £21..105. or shy single Number or Volume to 1 Customs, in the Long Room, Custom House, Liverpool, on complete Sets. the Thanks of Partin:tent Vas not disputed. His : WEDNESDAY, the 14th February, 1810, at Three o'clock N.B. A Volume of this Work 11 published Half-yearit, price, Liedshiti•eilitatided with sepOtating the motion. in the Afternoon, ... • Viscount SIDMOUTH bore testimony to the e . in boards, lßs. 43d. -..............•,... ........ A\ TT WTI' r.. 0 ...e ri Aftiril e * nes.- i - -- ............x....w Miblic feeling' is behalf of the gallant Admiral's con- .OY AL, CO VENT-GARDEN. 'VENING, FEBRUARY 10, t third time) a New Drama, in Three tusk,- called • best and _ erected REE KNIGHTS Jusic composed by Mr. MazzinghL Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ; .avensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; -nsberg, Mr. C. KEMBLF.; Roland, Mr. INCI.EDON ; 'hbot of Corbey) Mr. YOUNG; VCETT ; Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ,• Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT; ca, Mrs. DICKONS. by the Misses ADAMS. represented the Instaihttion of the Abbot of man in v' signs therein, suggest slotted will be added the Farce of :E A PRINCE ? :kenburg, Mr. MUNDEN; —osenblum, Mr. LISTON ; Bluffberg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; r. JONES; Moritz, Mr. FARLEY. iburg, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Caroline, Miss NORTON. be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Place, Hart-street, from ten dB Mar. I time) The Free Knights ; with All the Office next, dress April JOURNAL, anciSouTnWALES laR, will be published March 3, and titrday morning, by J. DANIEL, Market arid circulated with the utmost expedition nties of Carniarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, Radnor, Montgomery, Monmouth, and the giving publicity highly advantageous to every tisements which are received by the Printer 7ler and Newton, the Country Newspaper (-square, pievailed _ not..belting Gambier's seiricts.- Whatever might be the condnct fif the Government, the Noble Admiral's claim to the Thanks of Parasite= was not disputed. His Lordship ionclided with seppixcting the motion. Viscount SIDMOUTH bore testimony to the priblic feeling is behalf of the gallant Admiral's con and supported the moticai, under a persuasion that Lord Gambier merited the Thanks of Parlia ment. Earl DARNLEY opposed the conduct of the Gos vernment, but did not withhold his vote' in &vette of the Noble Admiral. The motion , wit then put and earrindolidangs. dissenting voice.—Adjourned. - - itbtiek ott colvtgems: • AY, SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY. TE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, 44, St. James's-street, who in the late Capital Prises to an immense amount, are Ind Shares of the present GRAND LOT n and finish on St. Valentine's Day, (next The Schenle contains 40 Capital Mils, ),000. PARLMMEIVTARr PROCEBDINGS. _ HOUSE. OF. LORDS, FEBRUARY 8. LORD WELLIROTOR. The Earl of LIVERPOOL delivered a Message from the King, rich stated that his Majesty being desirous of thew ig some marked consideration of the signal services qf Lord Viscount Wellington, wish 4 d to grant him, iod his two next heirs, an annuity of €2OOO, to which he desired the co , operation of that House, It was ordered to be taken into consideration, and an Address sent to his Majesty on that occasion: ROYAL EXCHANGE. BURNS, and Co. Stock. 1, rapes-IN:1y inform the Public, that 'he present State Lottery, which is on the ' plan as the last, consisting of only 5000 . their Office as above. The Scheme contains Prizes of , aC20,0011 A Oration was piesintil Itspia Meridiiiit et dm City of London, for Irate tp bcioX i Bill; In aMtint a Shake Insurance Codtpany.-:-Orderne hi lie on alts Sir JAMES . SHAW braqp lit a BiO, co amide muldie et Personate borrow the Sae d SSINOopI. fur the wpm, elloct- int National Thent4-0141P0 _to dt refired to a Committee. Mr. BYNG *tented a Petit* fro nwhit ccamty Lfilalo;• sex, praying a Itefoikn hi 'Patist.Mrß to lie on the Table. Ma. "MARTON miooioil lii ie.+, Bin, foveae. ing in his Majesty *lain pads of Windatil . Irostit.—Grantal. The Office Reversion BM itat }raid a Bind Bat and pan& The Report Of the Conisiiittee Of SupillY *ls brought up, and ri•••••• poo • I ptx) SOO, &e. &c. &t. , One Day, viz. 14th Frbrnas►y, Into._ duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orderg carrier, accompanied with remittance, punt• - - FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCIMIBIo (If nor disposed of before by PrivateViallatej At the London Tavern, Foiltahrstreet, Plymouth, on Pritby the 16th of February, 1810, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, THE Beautiful French Coppettcl Brig le SARATU, pieteed for 20 Guns, burden about SOO Tons I captured by His Majesty's Ship ?Louse The Masts and Yards, Staati-' ing and Ilumtiog Rigging, moos .11211111.01121 1 / 4 Walk alsa kildle all nearly new, and may be considered as complete, awl may be sent to sea at twenty-four hours notice. For viewing, inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. Joseph Greenvray, No. 1, Trafalgar Place, Agent for the Plover, at any time four days before the sale. Dock, February 1, 1810 . of titis MONTH, .ery will begin and finish Drawing. GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock cf Bank Building!, Cornhill, and facing Mews, Charing Cross, respecifullyinforrn are selling Tickets and Shares, and have 'tate i and Four 'Tickets of th 6 same Nhm the following great Prizes : • oat: Number XBo,noo eosioo 40,E TO 20,000 FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Dolphin Tavern, on the Quay, Falmouth, on Thursday, the 15th of February inst. by ten o'clock in the foretiboo; [HE Prize Brig OEVENUM, with all her Stores. DIM SION S. Length 92 Feet 3 Inches. Breadth 24 Fat 4 Inches. Depth in the Hota 17 Feet. 'Admeasures '2 3 2 Tons, will burthen considerably more. Built of oak, and the bottom sheathed with an inch fir in good condition. is a remarkable strong-built Vessel, and well calculated to take the ground with a cargo on board; admirably well adapted for the New Brunswick Trade, or any other where good stowage is required; well found in Stores, and may be sent to Sea at an easy espence. Now lying at the Bar, :n the Port of Falmouth. Hull, Masts, Yards, Standing and Running Rigging, with all faults, as they now lie. This Vessel wa.; taken and condemned as Prize to a Squadron of his Majesty's Shlrs under the Command of Vice-Admiral the Honourable .George BerkeL•y. For Inventorie. and further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Cooke and Halford, I.ondon ; Mr. Francis S. Symons, Merchant, Falmouth ; or to ANTHONY FOX, Broker. • cs in proportioi 7 - MILSDAY. D. remind their Friends and the .OTTIMY win Begin and finish Drawing 14'17,11e Scheme Contains only sbooo kriring CAPITAL PRIZES • t, e Ni•NIBEit 71571 I ;JEW THEATRE irO.MORROW EV will he acted (for the . , interspersed with Mu THE FR] /be Olerture and M s's Th e Prince Pala Baron Ravensbe Ravensberg, Count Rolant Bellarmin, (the Able Christopher, Mr. FAWC Agnes, Mr The Countess Rol: Ulriea, Dancing by P h to Act. 11l w ill be repress rbel. Te which wt IS HE Baron Cracker Count Rose Mr. Bluffber • Csotain Lindorf, Mr. Mrs. Crackenbu Caroline cs Floes for the Boxes to b .1- k jot-Office, in Prince's Ph • This Evening—(seConel t 4 Iforid's a Stage. to r•A RMARTIrtzIi !d U WEEKLY ADYLITIY ." • ontinued every Satttrday '"' sact, Carmarthen ; and Lk t thrzughout the Counties c Glomorgan, Brecon, Radiu eljoining Counties; givittf zt a ncr iption of Advertiser:ll ul I tabove, and also by Taylt '!•;'• ate No. 5, Warwick-s Id HEM' WEDNESDA UODGES, PAIN: .1.1 Oxford-street, and of Lsetrics sold and shared ( too i :Bing thc Tickets am ',at 1 fltY , vohich will begin I SCedtesday.)—N. B. Ti isaag four of £ti.o,ool No. 93, R tfiSSRS. HAZi . Brokers, Loader!, Tickets and Shares for tilt ng line new and improved ut ?kmbets, are on Sale at t The , a 4 F 4 ~. 12 - tla And 20 To be all drawn in ( ed Letters, post paid, du', in- bypset,coaeh, or carrier iy Tully attended te. id- • Ors. 14th rd. Sat • The State Lotter lug IkICHARDSON, IS Brokers, corner c t of the Gate of the King's h lye the Public, that they ar Iu now on Sale, Two, 'lb is her, which may obtain i the Four Tick .ts of oil uc- Three ditto the Two ditto One ditto Share t of t tan tin- SWIFT and CO or- &alt. Public, that the L( Wi.ONESDAT, the uses ; l umbers, and the folic Spe- C. is of 4 of COll- 4 ning Besides 4,9601 4,099....... a ISO 948 • •mit- 11.85 :nor Were Sold a: Wit. e v.. roilltre, No: Where P:ize , in form MILLION STI th- [lcat N: 71 1 BISH, who of •,n nlcr s 2CIB A itho t :it • 409 D vhic 1 in 548 D o fo lII* selling Tido nd o ssi Vi rake wit se. ,2,14.2 cont rtzti, and X 20 0 436 fcra _ ! ! And one ra-:•Ds. 'cog; . etas 41 . Persons in tl La It Skates, by sendii I a• cfcarianieel with gao ester of BlSlrsi house ace ,) 2 ,6:2 _ X cur getter 18,514 • 01 h' 19,5.3 advh !g,'479 • - sg thi Besides Pei antai THIs Grand meth' sal in Shares, the suet!' old.established St. Margaret's ?Oil, pest,. B r idge Also the first t o se ll ) ü blin HORNSBY and ard h ?t.bl c la t h e N ew nd • t. s-• ant • they also id plat will use their best r AWN': s=uing. Tickets at with " Orden by Put Liget! 4161 the same terms to) " s (1)1: ttTll47)b:oacpaLßld t to ,"X of C 4 ' kusure, C tt :o • ,X 20,000 12 •of . 5,0001 20. • , - 500 inferior Prizes Mon £lOO to £l5. £5,000 153......: I £2,000 500 548 5OO 50Q 20197 • • 500 and Shared hi the Last Lottery, # !FT and CO.'s OFFICES, Hi, Chiming CrOss, and No. 31, Aldgete High Street; tnter Lotteries, amounting to upwards of a ThitLING, have been Sold in Shares. NEXT WEDNESDAY. in the LAST LOTTERYi Sold in Sharer s C 001.) , 2,6 D £20,000 5,00( Bs3 .. B ... 1,000 1,000 830 ... 1,000 SOO 4,855 C 500 Acts and Shares lin. the Grand Lottery that Begins and Finishes on WEDNESDAY NEXT. !ontains 5,00 Numbers, 40 Capitals, 5,009 iflon in Money, all to be distributed in ONE Number must gain EIGHTY Tmusit:in • Cour.!ry may be supplied with Tickets senditg their Ordefs (Post or Carnage paid) ac good Bills, Bank Notes, or Post-Offite Orders, "s Offices, Nu. 4, CORNIIILL, or 9, CLIARING- PAID ON DEMAND. .C 20,000 ' 133 90,000 9,931 20,000 8,716 20,000 19,670 • 10,000 17,127 - - Prises of £2,000, £1,009, £5OO, &c. Id Lin of tAPITAL PltrZES'was tres, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at ' State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, and ', Borough, of IIORNSBY and Co. Who were Two Prizes of £30,000. XlO,OOO 5,000 5,060 5,000 4,000 and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the few State Lottery, which abounds with Capital also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they endeavours to procure Prizes wofthy their pos. and Shares are selling it the lowest Prices, and or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe, as if present. iwn in ONE DAY—WEDNESDAY NEXT. lour Tickets of the tame Number may be had, .£30,000, o; J:60,000, tau be obtained by one ._...~-a---- • • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern; Foxhole-itrtet; Plymouth, on Friday, the 16th day of February instant, at Noon, I'HE CARGO of the French ship LE ZEPHYR, consisting of -134 Hlids. superior Red French 68 Iron Pots Wine 7 Kegs Paint , 5 Kegs French Brandy 1 Trunk & 1 tale §uidries 3 Casks Hams 59 Stone Jars Oil 30 Casks and 6 Bagl Bread 2 , Ditto Potted Meat i 30 Barrels Flour 2 Casks & 2 Bags Cal:mantes 15 Half Barrels Beef G 5 Cases Red Wine 23 Dittd Pork 9 Ditto White Wine 117 Casks Tar 18 Gals: each 20 Ditto Oil in Bottlet 20 Ditto Pitch 10 Ditto Pickles 1 Ditto Rosin 1 Ditto Verdigris 324 Bars Square Iron 1 Ditto Glass 62 Ditto Flat irem 2 Mud Candlei 12 Buniles NAll Rod 4 3 Ditto Sundries 24 Ditto Iron Hoops At the same tinit will be Sold, her Ordnance and other Ship Stores; and also the Ordminee and other Stores landed from the French private brig of war le Rodeur. The whole captured by his Majesty's ship la StINR, Davin A ral Na, t a sq. Commander, and condemned as Prfte. For Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, Feb. 4, 1810. Merchant, Plymouth. FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, &c. OXLEY's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. This useful Medicine is recom mended by several eminent medical Men, and is in constant use with many Persons of the hietest rank and respectability. It re lieves and shortens the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining them td the extremities and mitigating the yaroirtnis ; it removes those unpleasant symittorns arising from weakness of the Stomach and Bowels, viz. Flatulency, Indigestion, and Oppreisicin after eating ; in Nervous Complaints it wartas and invigorates the Sto mach, creates Appetite, and assists Digestion, and thereby strengthens the whole system. Prepared by the Ineentor and Proprietor. Sarruiel Oxley, her Majesty's Chymist ; and sold by Hudson and Co. Chyrnists, No. 27, Haymarket, London; sold also by Butler, 4, Cheap skle Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet Market ; and most of the Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom in bottles, at 105. 01. is. 6d. aad as. 94. each. . . • ••• EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. Earl BATHUILST presented several Accounts of Imports and Exports, during the last • three years.— The Noble tad availed himself of the opportunity to express a high and marked eulogium on the prosperity of our commerce during that period, especially during , the last two years ; in doing which he observed, thet if there bad been any diminution in the trade which we carried on with the United States of America, it' was amply made up by the increase of oui trade with' the rest of America. Lord GRENVILLE had expected that the Noble Lord would have moved for the printing of these' papers before he pronounced such a flattering pane ffric upon the commerce of the country. As it is, he had the reciprocity all with himself, and no per sokcould contradict him. But he pledged himself, that *hen those Papers should be read, he, for one, would prove, to the conviction of the House , that the panegyric of the Noble Earl was fouuded upon delu sion. He Wes proceeding, when The CHANCELLOR spoke to or, !er, observing that there was no question before the House. This brought on a short discussion between the Lords Grenville. Bathurst, and Holland, which ended in Lord GRENVILLE moving that these Papers be printed ; to which their Lordships agreed. ADMIRAL LORD GAMBIER. Lord MULGRAVE presented the Sentence of the Court Martial on Lord Gambier. His Lordthip then proceeded, in pursuance of his notice, to move the thanks of the House to the Right Hon. Lord , Gambier, Admiral of the White, for his conduct in Basque Roads. The Noble Lord introduced his motion with paying every tribute, of applause, not only to the Noble Admiral for his conduct upon that occasion and all others, but also to the several Offi cers and men who contributed by their valour and their skill to destroy the French fleet in those Roads. He named in a particular manner Captain Woolridge, Captain Beresford, and Lord Cochrane, and con cluded an energetic speech with moving the thanks as above stated. Lord HOLLAND did not rise to oppose the Vote of Thanks to Lotd Gambier, but to express his asto ' nishenent that it was moved at all, especially when he reflected that after so long a delay, the same Noble Lord who signed the warrant for his Court Martial, should be the identical individual who should call upon the House to give him their thanks for the very same cdoclat, that but a few months ago was deemed by that very Noble Lord worthy to be made the suh : ject of a erimihal enquiry. If he had not known that the Noble Lord opposite to him (Mulgrave) was a rank enemy to popery, he would have imagined that it was his intention to have Sainted the Noble Ad miral, and to use that mode which was always in the darker ages attributed to the devil's advocate, namely, " by first making him a sinner." Viscount MELVILLE said, the country had ei pressed a general feeling of satisfaction when the dis patches first announced thenoble conduct of Lord Gam bier. It was not the approbation of the nation for ships destroyed, or ports blockaded, but when the account arrived, it held out that if the enemy's ships left their harbours and took shelter under their batteries, Bri tish valoui would destroy them. The Noble Viscount then defended the conduct and character of Lord Gambier, between whom and LordCochrane he made a materi.d distinction. What was the situation of the . Table. Mh.VictiARTON tweeistil fl* ing in his Majesty *lain pads of The Office Remit& BM eta i 'ead a The Report Of the Conishittee Of Si44lli w. _ the ResolutiOns agreed The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER agreed to the production of all the Papers relative col Mc t limasWa's in America , which were on a farmer night Incited til l A Wittraa e4t D i with the exception of one dated the t 7 11100: 'He said he groUndetl thlt ezeiptlon on MN Piper not hav ing been delidered to the Rothe of Lords. Mi. WHITBREAD said, when be made bit motion, it cer tainly was for such papers as *ere produced to the House of Lord's. The Right Min. Gentkaffin hid therelbre not done less than" fie required. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved as .4.6• dress to his Majesty for certain other America& Papers. deed. 1,, eSsAdE FR6SI The CHANCELLOR Of thi EXC QUER presented at the Bar a Message from his Majeity,Whleb, bein restfi essi oun the !Chair; perpotted to be " That his Ma j e s ty, bohno to confer a; signal mark of honour . std favour on Lord Wawa Wettington, for his eminent services, particularly *the glorious victory of 'filavert, requested bib faithful COMB*. to enable him to grant to Baron Dads Lott Vbarant We on, and to two of his heirs in succestior4 a net annuity of 110S0i." -The Message stas ordered to be taken list consideration co Friday seunight, in the Committee of Supply. AUSTRIAN PitlsAnt. Lord CASTLEREAGH saved is Addresa to the King, for the production of certain Papers from the Court of Aawria. Ha said, he was extremely &dross to meet this litgeity its all the points of view. He willed to take all respo yon Heeedt, as to Austria having desired the attack to be mode in another quarter. He was certain that could not have been done with so much effect, as in the quarter in which It teat made. He wee -therefore desirous to have those Papers, in order that he might be prepared to argue, add to thew that the Elpedittoe as seder taken, was the best mode adapted to the situation and nevem ounces of this country. He would not therefore trouble. the further at prelent, than to move as Address to his Ma.. " That he would be graelously pleased to order that there be laid before the House, Copies of all such Dispatches as had been received front the Aitstriaa Government in 109, relative to the employment of a British Force on the Continent, as may be com municated without prejudice to the public service." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that with -.the excepticni of ouch papers as would not by their production" injure the public Service, he could have no objection to the :lo tion of the Noble Lord. Mr: WHITBREAD said, be was glad to see the Noble Lord was so different from his late Colleagues. His declaration jest made was most manly and open, and be hoped the Hoene would support him, in calling for such papers as he might think neces sary to be produced in defence of his conduct. I.6rd CASTLEREAGH said, he apprehended all such Papers as he should require might be produced without any prejudice to the public service; and he wished fur the most ample inquiry and investigation.--The emotion was then agreed to. WA LCH EMT EXPEMTIO:t. Mr. TIERNEY moved the Order of the Day, for going into the Inquiry. On the question that the Speaker do leave the Chair, Mr. YORKE Matte his usual. motion, for the exclusion of stammers, and the gallery was cleared [After die ettelosioa of strnagon, last night, front the Howe of Commons, the House haying resolved itself into the Committee of Inqiiiry, Sir Timmins Tstoot and Sir Romer Geottoe were examined at the Bar, as to the nature and extent of the ar rangements In the Tnmpoet end Commissariat Departments. General Cosvesio woe tires oiled in, end questioDeo as to the ai g kari preperat i o ns i s e ivracy at the &speedos. We under stood him to have doshook inallosioo to the policy and probable rank of that service; that he had** doubt item thekst, of the beef Wskietenl bee did set imagine any other advantage Ira lately to be risen s& NM. PWRAII and C.oloool Goaosest were dem examined at combieraide logth, and diortly after Ow itiChadi thie atm:dog the House adjourned.] • _ • . , l - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of his Mvjestro Customs. in the Long Room, Custom House, Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th February, 1810, at Thirty o'Clock in the Afternoon, QUNDRY QUANTITIES of GOODS, can " donned in the 'Court of Exchequer, consisting of Coffee, Wine, Tea, Rum. Brandy, Tobacco, Tobacco Segars, Snuff, 9rsgat, Mau i Candles, Cotton Wool, Sweetmeats, Stases, Hides, Arrow Root, Tamarinds, Old Ropes, Tar, Turpentine, Old Copper, Bees-wax, Oil, Chocolate, Pearl Ashes, Bar iron, in digo, Dyed Calico, Wheat Flour, Rice, Gem, Copal, Silk Hand kerchiefs, Shurnack, Dealßoards, Spars and various other sorts of Timber ; and also an open Boat, called the Peggy, together with her Materials. The Goods and Boat.skay be seen, and Catalogues obtained, 'on applicar:on to H. Sew& ic the Loos Room, oo kldnday and Tuesday, the 12th aud . llll instant, 04" Wedmigir, previous to the-Sale.