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TO OFFICERS ON HALF PAY. Vdxs-Orr tee, oath March, 1503. I ALL OFFICERS on the Half Pay of the I Tan.'. Fdreis refident in Great Britain and inland, who arc not leering in the Militia. or who do not hold Offices under Govenitnent, are hereby required immediately to tranftnit to the Infpeelirg Field Officers of the Recruiting Diftrid.s within which they refpeadvely refide, an account in writinr of their age, pail fetvlces, and prefent place of abode, in order that their fere ices my be celled for as eircumitances mall render it expedient ; and such as think themfelvzs from age or infirmi tie• unfit for farther fervice, ever in this Country. are to ae compiny their reports with fufficiesat vouchers of their in tibia; y, and the eaufes tbermf. Such Officer* on Half Pay as are (erring in the Militia, or are otherwife employed under Government, (Officers of the Yeamatry ..nd Volur. -Tr Corps excepted, where reports are to be made to the liSpeding Field Officers of Diftrieta, as above mentioned) arc to tranfinit Muller accounts to the Secretary a; War, fpeafying alto the nature of the public fanatical which poffefa The Infpedting Field-Officers of Diftridis will make returns to the Secretary at War of the Names of the Officers who mall report themfelres to purfuance of the above notice. And every Officer who (hall negledt to make Pis report, either to a Diaridt Field-Officer, or to the Secretary at War, according to the elreumftances of his &nation, within one Month from the date hereof, will be confidered as °them ire mvided for, or dead, and his name will be ftruck off the Halt Pay Lift accordingly. By Ills Majefty's Command, C. YORKE. BOROUGH OF READING. AT a rt , RnetOtlS and refpeftable Meeting of the Inhabnants of the Borough of Reading, holden an the • Town }Nil on Thurfday, the loth of March, 1603, RICH.k RD RICHARDS, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair, The following Addrefs to his Majefty was propokd by Mr. Alaxin At.n dry, feconded by Mr. Knapp, and unanlmoully arnroved: To the KING's Molt Exedlent MAJESTY. ' Moft grarieus Sovereign—We your Mejelty'sntoft dutiful and loyal Subjeta, the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgeffes, and other InhaNtatra of the Borough of Reading beg leave to allure your . hlajefty of nor flietre attachment to your Royal Perfon, and to our ritabilated and molt excellent Conltitution. 0 We deGre to join your Majefty's loyal and &thalassic Sub- JICIa in unfeigned and grateful congratulations on your Maki . - ty's late happy efcape from the bands of wicked and traitorous Affaiiiis ' and the detedtlon of a molt atrocious confpiracy le velled againft your life and GI vanntent ; nor can we omit re turning our thanks to that PILIA , IDENCE, Whith has In this, rs in fanner ildtances, watched over and Faceted your leered Perfon. That your Majetty may long reign over the affeetions of a loyal md happy people, and that we, togithcr with the rest of 'your Majafty's Subjefta, may continue to experience the blef iings of your Mnjetty's mild and benign reign, is the fervent with and prayer of us, in common with your Majeßy's other dutiful and loyal Subjedta" The following Reolutions were then unanlmoully agreed to: Etefolv. d, That the Mayor do Sign the Paid Addrefs in the name of the Meeting. Refolved, That Francis Anneßey, Efq. and Charles Shaw Let evre, Efq. the Members for this Borough, be requeßed to prefent the lame. Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be even to the Mayor. Refolved, That the Addrefs and thefe Refolutione be infested in the Reeding and furl London Newfpapers as the Chairman may approve. BOROUGH OF DERBY. A T a COMMON HALL held the 14th Day et March, 1803 ; THOMAS LOWE, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair, It wan unanidtoully Refolved, That the following congratu latory Addrefs Should e prefented to His Majcfly To the KING's Molt Excellent MAJESTY. The humble Addrcfs of the Mayor, Recorder,Aidermen, Town Ckrk, Brethren, and Capital Burgeffes, of the Borough of Derby, in the County of Derby,in Common Council affembled: Molt Gracious Sovereign.—We your Majefty's dmitul and loyal fubjeds, the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen,Town Clerk, Brethren,and Capital Burgeffes of the ancient Borough of Derby, in Common Council affembled—impreffed with Rrong fend. menu of dutiful attachment to your Royal Parke, beg leave to approach the Throne with fervent congratulations oa the de tedion and defeat of the late darlng and atrocious Confpiraev, involved the molt treafonabie defigna, agaird the invaluable of your Majefty, sad the very exam= of our glorious and en vied Cooftitstioo. We have viewed with inexpreffsble horror and indignation, the dark and piny attempts of defperate and abandoned Trai tors, which the vigilance of your Mayfly's Mini!ter' (under Dtvtaa Ploy= soca) have fo happily frußrated; and we ilartleftly hope, that the punilhoumt fo jultly Incurred by the Perpetrator of inch enormous crimes, may by its example fe cure the Ruse. Perim of your Majefty from (store danger, and allure the internalfranquility of your United Kingdom. Lou!, Sire, may you reign, happy in the dotneftle comforts of your Royal Hoare, and in the aloft:ions of a grateful and united People, proteded by the AL nlOll7l arra, from the loll dious attacks of react enemies, and the rids affaults of open violence. Given under the Common Seal of the Borough of Derby, the Litt day of March, 1803. THOMAS LOWE, Mayor. Refo!red alto, That the above Addrefs Ow ad be pretested to His Malta) , by the Hon. George Walpole and Edward Coke, Efq. the Members for this Borough. Refolved alto, Thu the thanks of this Common Hall bt given to the Mayor far calling the Meeting, and for his undue' In the Chair. By Order, ED. WARD, Town Clerk. ZULU. HEAD, MANCHESTER, March 9, 'Soy. AT a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town s .t—x and Neighbowbood of Manebefter and Salford, conven ed by the Borougltreeves and Cannabis:l, co the fabjeft of la Intended Addrefs of Congratulation to His Majetty, relative to tie Deletion sad Defeat of the late emit:sable Confpiracy, SAMUEL SMITH, Efq. Borougbreeve, of Menehefter, in the Chair, It wu snanignoully refolted.. IP. That the Inhabitants of the Towns and Neighbourhood of Manchcfter and Sailor& inelnlably attached to the liberty and fe unity of Britons under the happy influence of their excel lent conftitutlan, and deeply fenfible of the blelfings derived from His Majcfty's mild and aufpicioas reign, cannot but ab • hoc In the flcongeft manner, every attempt to deprive them of thefe ineftirnable benefits. ad. That they acknowledge with the Irma unfted gratitude she Gina interpolltion of that PIO , IIDIPICE at der which the late treafonabloCoofpirucy was timely difeevered, and happily fetarated, and by which the invaluabk life of the kit of Sove reigns. was, on that sod other acetone, wonderfully preferred is the boar of danger. 3d. That a loyal . and dutiful Addrefe of Congratulation t. Hs Welty he prepared, rapreGve of the fentimcnts of this Meeting, am! that Mr. Henry, M. Philips, Mr. Brandt, Mr. Kirkman, aid Mr. lick( .n, he appointed a Committee to pip pare the Came, and tout they be dared to withdraw for that purport- Obi That the Addrek now produced by the Committee and read, be approved and !ivied by the Iloroughteara of Man ebePer, as Chairman of the Meeting. sth. That the Manben of the County be repelled to pre. fort the Addrefi. to his Majelty, sod that the Chairman be de • Peed to tnnf.nit the fame tp them, begging their eani th Esice with the willies of the Meeting,. 6th. That the rdolatleas of this Meetias be pub:abed in an the m am b c tu r paper, and to the t; r• a, the Sao, the Courier. the Times. and the rravener. ANttlEz. sNtn H. l'efr. Smith having kft the Chair. it lira ananionoolly Modred, 'That the of this Aft ;ties be mai to the Borough reeves mid I:mashies of klaachefter sod Salford, for tans ear', call of dd. Mettisl. .1 hat the p.a./Jenkr flanks or data Meeting aft doe Dorougheeeve of IktaLchcfttr. for ehe seal to ha , tnehif, tic,/ in bit attendee to the Wheel's of eke eter,and for hi. eery alit etas fatialacia7 cooled is the Glair. J. L. PHILIps. GRAND SURD.EY CANAL. AT a Special Alrembly of the Praprletors of the GRAND SURREY CANAL, holden at the Lon don Tavern, on Wednefday the 16th March, 1 803 ; Sir JOHN PINHOR N, Km. in the Chair, The Advertifement for conve ring the prdent Alcemblv, hav ing been taken into eonfideratio n. it was Refolved unanimoully, Tha t the charges brought againft the Committee have, after a foU i eveftigation, been proved frivo lous and without foondatioo. RefoWed unutimoully, Th tt the thaniti of this Meeting be given to thp Committee, for their great alEduity and Cervices in the managemeut of the concterns of this Canal. Rtfolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the charges brought againft Mr. John Rowe, the Engineer to the Grand Surrey Canal, have, after the fulled investigation as to his incapacity and milkoodudt a t an Engineer, been without foundation. P cre..ved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. ilaltows, for his great affiduity and attention to the concerns *and iota & of this undertaking, and that it be recommended to the Committee to continue him in his fituatiosi of Engineer, as a perfon fully competent to carry the works into execution. Refolved, That it does not appear to this Affembly, that it was ncceffary for the more effedually putting in execution the Aft of Parliament conilituting the Company, that a Special Affembly of the Proprietors fhould have been holden this day, and this Affembly are of opinion, that the convening the fame was a frivolous and vexatious meafure. Refolved unatumoufly, That the'e Refolutions be inferted in four of the Morning and Evening London Newfpapen, and in the Newfpapers printed for the Counties of Surrey and Kent. JOHN PINHORN, Chairman. P.efulved unanimoufly, flat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir John Pinkhorn. Km. for that order and regularity which be maintained during four hours' debate, and particu larly for his polite attention and impartial condued towards each Speaker throughout the whole of the bufincfs. EDW. D. JONES, Clerk of the Company. TURXET. CONSTANTINOPLI, FENLUAILY t.—A treafona ble plot, the objea of which was, by falfe accufa tions, to reader Prince Isviiaart, the Hofpodar of Wallachia, fulpeaed by the Pc.-rte, and to bring him into difgrace, has been dircoverCz. l - The GLAND SEIGNtoz having cattle(' the buftnefs to :, - C" thoroughly invefligated, the Hofpodar has been found innocent of the charges brought againk him, and his accufers, among whom are Prince Bast° HANCERLY, brother of the late Hofpodar of Wal lachia, and Prince Suzzo, late Hofpodar of Mol davia, with his Miniller, have been publicly de clared Slanderers. Prince HANGIRLY, by way of punilhment, has been banifhed to a Defart Wand in the Archipelago. The retl are Rill in confine ment, but have not received their fenteace. The French Ambaffidor Ileums reticles in the Hotel de France, at Pera, and in a few days will have his. Audience of Prefentation. If we can judge from the preparations now making, his pub lic entrance into this city will be exceedingly mag nificent. Lord ELGIN, who during his reGdence here was I much beloved, received from the GRAND SEIGNIOR a little before his departure a fabre, ornamented with moll beautiful diamonds, and eflimated at too,ooo dollars. Confulerable prefents were given alto to all the perfons in his fuite, without including a great number of valuable articles put on board his flip, and defined, as is aid, for the Kinn of Great 111.t.t.r.. We every day eve& here his fire. ceifor, tit. Da ust MOND, who has been ordered to proceed hither with all poffible difpatch. For tome time pall a good deal has been fpoken here of a plan propofed by the French Govern ment for maintaining the power of the Porte in Turkey, in confequence of which the peninfula of the Morea is to be made a permanent military poll, garrifoned by French troops, as the bell means of accompliffiing this obje&. How far this plan is worthy of credit cannot yet be determined, as at preterit it is founded merely on flying reports. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH is. The Commander Da Buss!, charged to carry to the Chevalier THOMASI, the letter of his nomi• nation to be Grand Mailer of the Order of Malta, embarked at Naples on the 15th of February for Marina. The diligence frons Trent to Vienna was flopped, on the aid of February, by brigands, who killed the driver, and robbed it of too,ooo florins, be. fides other property. Five per Cents. 6o fr. PROM THE PARIS JOURNALS. Bans Matto. 9.—Reding, Hirzel, Auf.der- Maur, and the other Chiefs of the late infurre'tion, have been definitively fet at liberty. But as their prefence in Swifferlaad might be dangerous till the period when all the Cantonal Conaitutions (hall be put in a Rate of adivity, they are bound to retire in the mean time to France, where their condigt will be watched. The Helvetic Archives will remain provifionally at Berne. The Landamman d'A rra T has carried back the order for transferring there Archives to Fribourg : he has contented tomcat* with taking an inventory of all the pieces contained in them, certified by the different Minillers. The diffolution of the Executive Council has been fixed for this day. That of the Senate took place on the sth. The Landamman Dwane de livered his farewell fpeech: after which the Senate paffed its lail Decree, declaring its free and com plete adherence to the ad of mediation, and an in vitation to the Swifs to conform to thefe difpofi t ions. The greater part of the Deputies of the Helvetic Confulta at Part . have returned to their homes. BANKS OF THE Mayne, /44ARCN g. — We learn from Stntgard, that his Serene Bighnefs the Duke of WVIII SPINSIM has ordered in his new poffet. lions the levy of a certain number of men for the military fcrvice. This levy will not take place by the mode of common military confcriptton, but 1 , ill be left to the communes, each of which will furnilh one man for every eighty inhabitants. This ordinance is dated Feb. 24. The public Journals have announced that the differences between Hanover and Prairie. in rlipt_rti to the Chap ter o f S t . Peter, (limited in the Ha noverian town of Not ten, r.nd depending on Eicla.feld, have been entirely fettled. Farther ad vices however, Rate, that the Regency of Hann v cr has again canted the PrufGan Eagle to be taken down in the Chapter, and has fubtlituled for it the letters C. L. A detachment of Hanoverian draguons bare beta Rationed at Norma. PARLI4IMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 18. Connie) were beard relative to tie Scotch Appeal, Crawford and others o. Coons, viz. The Loan ADVOCATE of Scotland at conEderable length as leading Conniel for the Appellants ; after which their Lordihips deferred the further hearing of the ca till Monday. A great number of private Bills were brought op from the Commons by different Gentlemen. The Report of the Committee of Privileges, relative to the effect °flora Vifcount la se talc a's (one of the hi& Reprefaw tativc Peers) being promoted to an Earldom of Ireland, was taken into confide:ache, and the Patent creating his Lardikip an Earl of that part of the United Kingdom was read. After this proceeding took place, Lord butane took his feat on the Earl's Bench, without any of the formalities attend ing the introdudion of Peers promoted in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, (which It appeared was done in eonfequence of the refolutlon of the Committee of Privileges), from which the Noble Earl faluted the Houfe in the ufual form. The Marquis of Sum made a few obfervations on the tats lion, the principal of which was to declare his opinion, that the proceeding which bad taken place was by no means fufficient. He thought his Noble Friend Mould proceed to take the custo mary oaths, and fcbfcribe the dechrations at the Table, in con fequence of his recognition as an Earl in that Houle; furls a proceeding he conceived to be voteffary, in confequenee of the proviflons of the Adts of the tfith and tyth of Charles IL which he moved mould be then nail. The rele►ant eitradts from the Adis referred to were accord- Joey read by the Cleft. In maul puma they went to mad that no Member of either Houk of Parliament mould either fit or vote, without laving firß takenthe Oaths of Abjuration and Supremacy, &e. and having fuhtcribed to the Declaration, Ste. and letting forth the penalties incurred on failure of the fame, &c. die. --.— The Noble Marquis then added a few obfenrations, tending to enforce his propolitioo as abeve, on which The LORD CRANC ZLLOIL quitted the Woolfsek, and obfav ed, that he law no objedtion to- the Noble Earl's taking there Oaths, if !rejoined the Noble Marquis in opinion as to the pro priety of his taking than. At the fame time, he was free to confers. he law no necaty whatever, on the pan of the Noble Earl, under the peculiar 'Amanita:wee of his cafe, for tacit a procee&ng ; and his redone foe to deciding, be would &only Rate. Their Laraips would be aware, that the Noble Earl did not enter that Houle, nor was be entitled to & or vote in it, under any other dereliction than as one of the Reprefenta. Lives of the Temporal Peers of Ireland. It was not by virtue of his Lzelflifir't Patent, as an Earl of Ireland, that he entered that Hosea. "mellowed to fit, but by thole of his Writ of m e du sa . su a s ionathous . fr_mi&al to hint, and inked, m a Peer doted to the United Parliament by his Ca-r.<.: G !r- 420 de It was by virtue of his Rerun, in which he was deferibed as Lord Vikount Limerick, that be fat in that Haute : the Patent on the Table related to the Noble Earl's rank Jo the Peerage of Ireland, and -3 to his feat le the United Parliament. The cafe was &tercet in ten 014 new Creatiallt era Pro. motion, the Peerage of the United :::.L . . 1010011 . 10 tilde mks the Peer entered that Hook by.vinue of ?etch i'zgst of Crea tion or Promotion, and therefore the powers of taking s oaths and the abet formalities of introdutioe were Peccary. i= ' the cafe before them, the Noble Earl had duly taken the Oaths and made the Subferiptioa, in cenfequenee attire rims made of the Temporal Reprdentative Peers, as the part 8f Ireland ; and fo eireundtanced, he was of °pintos, that there edited no meaty of his taking the Oaths in the prelate bamee. Lord ft tE m ammo au =pared his pale& 0110CRITCOLC ID what had fallen from his Noble and Learned Friend, on the Woolfack, whole arguments he eeforeed by additleaddsferva does. Whit wiped to the idea of adepdag pnweediegs, which were at belt Welds, he °braved, it did set top there...the tendency of loch were generally snifehiewne. particularly in the way of precedent. Innovations, which in the &ft in/lance may be regarded as hamlets or eiders, very fddeen failed of being prodn&ive of rnifehlevaue medequenees. Lord A silo agreed with what had Men from the Noble Lord un the Woolfack„ with relite& to the promedinp in victim —the Patent which had been jut read. clearly re 'poled the Noble Earl's rank in the Peerage of Inked. and nothing farther: it granted that dignity to him, and the Mks male of his body--thofe Heirs mid not lit under that Patent in that Houk, adds It &add peak the Peers a Irelandom a future day, to clod than moos their Reprefentatives. The Patent had no ether elk& In paler of ferns, perhaps, it might entitle the Noble Earl to a feat en a different Bowl la that Houk, but certainly, it couldhave no reedier eat. The Marquis of Sucio and Lord At (poke (amorally in explanation ; upon which the theca am dropped. Till NAVY. Earl CAILISLI rote to apprife the Honfe of his intention of maki7 a motion rerpeding the artifi cers in his Majeß s Dock Yards. As be did not fee any of his Majeßy's Minillers in their places, it might, perhaps, be thought uncandid to profs the motion at the prefent moment. Betides, it might be Paid, that at an awful crifis like the prefent, when every thing appeared uncertainty and fufpenfe, it might be improper to dirk:id the attention of Go vernment from the pondrous interelts in which it mould be wholly bent, by any difeuffion which had no immediate relation to the increafing of that energy which it was the unanimous with of the country Should be exerted in the &tient emergent toccafion. No man coup be more backward than he was to propore any meafure that could damp the ardour or embarrafs the exertions which the prefent moment Seemed fo urg en tly to call . for ; bt‘t if it appeared that his int ended motion would be attended with no material inconvenience, and if he Should be told that he was only intruding opinions which prevailed no where but in the nar row circle in which he himfelf moved, however humble might be his own opinion and the opinion of others of his abilities and confequence, yet as he was ceenfeious of being an independent Peer, Uoplseed, oopeolkoood, ao maws Gave or heir— He should endeavour to alert that independence ; and he Should never be feen to fell his birthright for a mefs of porridge. lie ffiould ever be ready to exprefs thole opinions and Sentiments which a fenfe of duty infpired, letting at defiance all oblo quy, intimidation, and reproach. The LORD CRANC a LLOR left the Woolfack to ob• Serve, that as far as he underßood the objea of the Noble Lord's tnotion, it was not eafy to make any objedion to it. It purported to he a motion refpea• ing the artificers in his Majeßy's dock yards, and in that undefined pofition it did not appear to him to have any tendency, good or bad. AS to what the Noble Lord oblerved refpeSting the motives of his conduit, no one was more convinced than he was that the conduit of the Noble Lord had always for its monitor and guide the moll pure and ho nourable motives; yet when the Noble Lord was' pleafed to impute to others folly, and fome thing worfe than folly, he could not well fuppofe that men of feeling and confcious worth, could tamely submit to fuch unwelcome imputations ; and his fenfe and obfervition mull furely teach him, food as he (hewed refpea to others, Co Should be cape& to have it thewn to himrTlf. Lord Catmint faid, that the ohjeft of his in tended motion was, that the prop .r officer do lay before the Houle a return of the number of arti ficers employed in his Majeßy's dock yards, from July h Sox up to the prefent moment ; that motion be thould bring forward on Monday nest. • The Loan CHascal.Loa raid, that he could not well dike's:: any °Nation to the motion as weld ed by the Noble Lord, at !call he perfonally had no obje&ion to it. Several private Bills were brought up from the Commons, and read a firft time. The LORD CH am c a tot obferved, that there was an order of the day for carrying back to the Coin. mons the Annuity Bill of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales; it was ufual, where a branch of the Royal Family was concerned, that the Meffage from their Lord ibips fhould be carried up by two Judges. That euflom could not now be eafily complied with, as the Judges were on the circuit. it was therefore his opinion that as the Bill could not be delayed, the prefent order ihould be dif charged, and another made ont, reciting the caufe why the Meilage was not brought beck by to.° of the Judges, and allowing it to be fent in the utatal manner.—Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OP COMMONS. Mr. HANS HAMILTON and Come other Members oktato t d leave of abfence. The Bill for enabling the Grand Junelon Canal Company to milk certain Sums of Money, for this purpok of extending the Canal from the Bafon at Paddington to the London Docks. was read a thind time and puffed, and ordered to the Lords. S t WAR mimed that the Anienchnenu made by the Lords in the Mutiny Bill be now taken into coofidcm tion.--OrdaaL On the Aniendmenta bring tcad,Mr. S c at. TART at Wet explained that there Amendments made no al, teration whatever to the fpirit and perview of the BIN but merely fupplied certain technical pbrafes, neceffary in law to give the Bill its Intended aka. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. VANSITTART prcfcnted a Bill for regidating the Qffice of Surveyor of ids Majefty's Woods and Fora', read a fint time, ordered for a ferond reading on Monday. Mr. Jou:sine moved for an Account of the Receipts and Difinufments of the Illand of Ceylon during the paled It has been in portiDon.,—Ordered, The kith Law Cosa Bill MU read a third time and paled. The Clutter Paving Bill was read a Bras gid ordered la be read a (mood dine. _ _ _ The kith Mina BzvotY Bill w,a Me (Mod Watt and referred to a Committee on Brantley. The Irilh Vexatious Arrelt BiU woe read a third time and pared. Mr. Aziningtina brooyht up &Report of the Mmes. ark Berme of the Pet and Osman of the kirk &sod to &Pi the Tolde. MI Or -4 McCaw from this Lords loftwolier the liottfe that their L„„, --1 2:loo.. had limed to the Prime of Wder's Annuity Bill, the Irfth Revenue IW, Ind teresteisene Ana ffillifiletheod• men; and to th e BM for th e bettor Promolgatioo die Sta. totes. with so Antelohnent, to which they cleared the concur. recce of.that Houk. _ _ - TheDeputation was then Wormed that their Lordkip would be informed of the opinion of that Honk by a Idefka -ger of their own. n : kik Bank Reerlike BM pafkd through a Coenadttee az u j ;tie Repot was ordered to be received on Moeda,. The Laws BM pied, and ordered to te,tr,a4, On the Monis of Ifs. Diem t sow tu - sm to Ray Pro. eating, for Abridging the Clergy of a Plurality of Livings was reed a firft time, and ordered to be read a (mond time cm Money. ILCMI•T[t. The Chairman .f the Comiteee fat atquitlng iota ihs ma. rite of the Weida' wergisWeg s swim Medi= fee ISt atter, be= a that Sit Joon Loom But. bad o boo do N Chomoletee t la osologoom of dish. they hal +- t= Ardtlise .be hod mod a liner tom a MOAK that tho Om of Ps joss Kaaorp's health woo hob as to rot q*. feeds. of * Soh i whisk Wog wel led ow mask. heave Nana from further attspdooop tads laid Mph Panetta& ORIAT O&SMSIY. Sir M w Watts ILID/LST brought ttgdle agrit Si the Committee maimed so emirs NN the merits Si a Pais don assisbilsg elm imilvellidateolor lbe limeodli et Oust Grimsby, when it amend to *IBS Ar moons Berreask Me wee delg &WWI Io Beep ma Re. prefemative in Pediment ler* fame, sod ebme Joiqi Hutt or was nee Y/ aiedod to farm as • lbegelller the Paid Borough ; mid Net Wswase lassusn, Eh. add so have been returned, and le declared drily eledied ep repefeitt the laid Borough is Psalmist ; and thee the Peddeng awl oppeatione to them were not frivolous or vexatious. On the Motion of Sir M. W. RIDLIT, the Peplity Owl et the Crown was ordered a attend, mad amend the Redd' lelli Great Grimiby, aeserdieg to the laid Sir M. W. Riot ar Wasik upenedwr ii r;rt frogs ad 01 $ 11 1 Grimily, Committee. *ming Me filleeleg refolotima, Mb* he wu direded to lay Man the Houk: that k apd: the Committee that John one FA. Mare and Officer for the Borough of Greet rimily did, predoes so tile Blades, hold a Covet alConsmon Comte, amdadmit amok perfoos to the freedom Si the Boroo,o fYspßy,l his own will and authority, and contrary to thoPeMoodes 1 *AM Ewa rough; and that he the Laid John siiimpfee, felt of his authority as Returning Meer. did adawhily rojedt /dubs lawful votes, and admit feveral 111111aWni GNPs will* he ought not to have admitted._ _ _ _ On - tbe Motion of Sir M. W. Amass, dils Ripon Was or dared to be taken into ettabberation on Today lis sfotb ioß Sir M. W. Rams that moved, that fin as& Ochs minutia of the Enid tided Conunktee, as was tiontainell lathe &poet ' O mid be Mkt before the Hook; whit& was ainteiltet. lIIISK POST-OFFICE JILL, Mr. Coate moved the Order of the Day for taking loss confideration the Ameedment M the Lords to the Ida raft' ears Bill. The Amundsen berg read, Mr. Broom LM, it was his duty to ape& the Heat, that the Bill, is wadi the Leeds bed main the Moodiness. Was • Bill far levying mom by taxa en the Babes of Letters is Wand, and to maid the Houle, that Loeb an Animals* made by the Lords is any Mosey Bill, had always been con ildered by that Hee& as an leder:nein Igo Its &than Pi* Imes, to which that Houle had sever thought proper to accede : It would therefore be hie deity to preside fo dift.nt a day for the esuilderation of theft Amodments, as would leave tam abty of ks Wog talon into eseaderation. On the Speaheep faggeftion, *actor; Mr. Co a itv aeoved, that the Oloonlintonta he ealftdataft ells day fi e months. which was egresd to Mr. Co it ay then ode, and entered into n illgkftlaall of the nature of thole dorm epos the Mar of 14°1111 bst "" • Great Britain and &dad, which tie anadneents mode in the Lords were imaginal to own& I be &Wool, tins till wes the &ft Yoft-oace BM kw Irdes& that was brought Woe the United Perlionont, but that *Am f &dad had hen Mad ID the lift and pagans &Goo nerdy andsostion d tat tales voted by the MS Pspainsost i that It cats** mil sot be Ids intend," is abaft Y this BM to depredate the Now ems of this ceestry, even is this very trivial &me, Wall ohs useedeoests node by the Lards lo this Aa wore bugled to ambito He had so dc)saionos as pert of !reboil, es eons& theft antendnows ; but he few k wae lapsable, maNhady With the forms of Itestaneent. end that Jai and meolley OP. home which the Hoeft of Conemens always held to its sets achieve privargee, in nisi:lag s 8 ansendenenes me& by the other Horn of Pariesoest in the matter of Morey Bldg; bat. in order to CM tins, wed prevest iseasvenienee to the addle Winds, be hoped the Hsu& would have as obisaies to his moving for leave to brag in the BM as s sew lb. std ib after` wards moving in the Committee to &ape a do& Is es to enr brace the °Was of thole amendments..—Loses Oviso Mr. Cote: palmed the Bills it was real a &ft sad Mod time, end committed foe Mosey. Read a fecond time, the Militia Olken' Ball and upon the motion for its committal, Lord Foacsrows rufc to oppofe the Bill, and to expel, his ailonifhment, that a Belt Should be brought forward in that Houk, tending In direilly to give the death blow to that corps. The Tap nature of the Militia Law calculated that corps fairly for home 4cfro . les, and gave so opportosit7 ma Me Po a• 1: mil mi the tot eoi 1 a a