Star. — London, England, 1803-07-27 00:00:00

PRICE, MAYOR.. At a Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermcn.hFld at the Guildhall of the City o' London, 00 '1 uild.iy. the zfith day of July,lBo3, RESOLVFAI unaniniotifiy. That this Court °b (rive, with ineepreifible fatishaion the alacrity with which their Fellow Citizens hart yielded to its recommendation of the 2 tth Mama. Th.t :a the general fpirit nd eagernefs which the Loyal Cittsens of Lun.ion manifelt to contribute their (haze of perfonal fervice bt ftndirg their Cluntry. the utmoß cart is necelfary fo to metlio d.se that great body of people. as not only to avoid embarraftment upon ..n emergency, but to bang every individual effort to its due import ion of fere ire. It havirg been fog; died from high authority, that a few large corps would be more utful to public fcrvice than many (mall cerp■, this Court loth recommend all the Volunteer Infantry to be corn ;wiled in four fullowiug : LM ROYAL EXCIIANGE. THE SAINT PAUL'S. Itlt tOTAL !ICI CornhM bread-It:tee Vinery R•a!brook Clump THE NORTH-EAST, and TH4 SOUTH-EAST. 'MA 4GE GINISIO N. Crippkgate Within Dowgate Cordwatner, and Candlewick TR% IT. PAVI Farringtion Without EitTinika Within Attic:4am Tilt NNNNN OA. Silltopfgate Without • Bilhopfgate Within Email. Ikea Sal Many" 'L's I) rvisiow. ICiftlebayszyd, sod (Zsecatadie iST DIVISION. Coleman-arm Cripplegatc Witbpet. and Ponta= Tat SOUTIII-I, Tower Aldgme Ikll:ngfigate It IT nnisrcs. I Bndte Langbaurne, and Lime.ftrect And It having been alfo for.T eked that a Corps of Cavalry. to ad conjointly with the City Infantry, may be of the greaten. public utility, This Court cloth molt earneiliy recommend the formation of filch a corps; and that the Lord Mayor be requefted to adopt fuck meafurcs as may to him Item bell calculited to obtain Poch a farce ; aw! that the following be the form or nature of the intuit. meut recommended for all the corps throughout the City and Its Liberties. " That the patinas fonnirg theft Corps are not to be coefidered as edified Soldiers, conftitudng part of the military ellabildiment of the Country; but as Volunteers bearing arms for the purpofe of preceding property, and prefervlng the peace of the Metropolis on occadons of rebellion, hifurredion, and civil commotion, and all other cares of extraordinary emergency. That the genteel Uniform be of (caries cloth, with Inch facings, Sm. as each diftina regiment may determine among thonfelves. WOCIDTHORPF.. from the LONDON GAZETTE, 7* 26. ADtIIIALTI.OffICf, JULY 26. Copy - of a Letter from Captain PA a tut, of his Majelly's Slip Aat*• r 0 u, to Sir EVAN NAPRA N, Bert. dated St Bp the 16th init. St a—l beg you will make known to the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, that his M.Oefty's !hip A lassos, under my command, captured this anorning;at eight o'clock, after a chace of four hours, le Felix, a very fine copper bottomed French fchooner privateer, armed with firm four-pounders (fourteen of which were thrown overboard during the chace), and a complement of ninety-fix men the belonged to la Rochelle, from which port the had been out twenty-four days, and had made but one capture, the Either, a 13ritifh fhip, from Honduras, bound to London, the mailer of which, with part of the crew, were found on board. I am, &c. w. PAILEE4. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAX-OFFICE JULY 26. ._ _ , tad Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant George Crofter, from half-pay of the Regiment,to be Lieutenant. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Alexander O'Reilly, from half pay of ;be Regiment, to he U.-um-oast. sth Ditto—Lieutenant R. .!. Cane, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant. ythlaitto-sLicutenant John Berke, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant. 3d Regiment of Dragoons. Faze!, Gent. to be Cornct, with out purcbafe. 6th Ditto—Cornet Henry Made: to he Lieutenant; by purchafe, vice Glover,who retires; John Fytche, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Macke. yeti Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet and Adjutant John Campbell to he Lieutenant, vier Barbor, promoted. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant William John Simplon, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Johnlone, who retires. Beth Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Rayne., from half-pay of the Regiment,to be Lieutenant; Ralph Wettropp, Gent. to be Cor net, by purchafe, vice Cole, who retiree. 14th Ditto—Robert Knipe, Gem. to be ( c ents, by purchale, vice Rerldington, promoted ; T.Henry Sinner , Gent. to be Cornet, by purthak, vice Fenwck. 15th Ditto--Lleutenant Heyliger, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Weftern, promoted. 3sth Ditto—Hofpital Mate W. M. Pitt to be Milian; Surgeon, vice Aoderfon, removal to the 30th Foot. . 19th Ditto—Ca ptain James Kennedy to be Major, without pur chafe. vise Patterson, promoted in the ssd Light Dragooot. daft Ditto—Lieutenant William Underwood, from half 2 p the 14th Light Dragoons, to be /Sentential: Surgeon Bal dwin Wake, from the 36th Foot, to be SUrirtentviCS Kerr, Bentiged aft Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain William Henry Rainsford to be A 4 Pit. entevire lerrusiy.promoted. Sajeant George Der- DT to DS tiarter Mater, vice l•kekeday, promoted in the 7th flatrifan Battalion. 3d Regiment of Foot-i-Lientesant Richard Giles, from half-pay of the syth Fat, to be Lieutenant; Lient.mant Wlßiagt Gur ley. from half-pay of the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant. yth Ditto--IJetitenant John Daniel, from the fifth Foot, to he Captain of a Cornratly. by Ilurebate. vies Handymen, promoted. 9th Ditto-..Sorgeon Joimian, from Randkes Regiment, to' be Surgeon, vice Balfour, appdlittel to a Recruiting Di itrill. 15th Ditto---Sorgecio John Hid, of the late Somerfet Fendhles, to be Affiftaat Surgeon. vice Fleihett, appointed to the South Deem Militia. glthDitto—Lieetenant John Mused, tram the 9'e Foot. to be Captain of a Company ; brevet Major Claus Pell. from Itall-pay of the s 7th Foot. to be Captain of a Company. vice Mandrrille, who exchanges . receiving the difference ; Enke) George Stuart from the 93d Foot, to be Enfign. Sift Ditto--Lieutenant James Clcgborn to be Captain of a Com pany, by per:h.dc, vice Mettarn, who retires • Second !Awe mint Archibald M;cl=n, to be Flit Lienteal44. wlthgot chafe, vice aegborn. cad Ditto—Lieu7asant Thomas Hanky, from the nth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, whitest pordiefe, Hoe Doyle, pro moted In the 9th Battalion of Referve ; Marks Harry Tyler Gent. to be Endgn, by pareltife, vice Pries, removed to the sytA Foot ; Arthur Kennedy, Gem to be ,Ealiga, Most probate. asib Ditto—Major John Stewart to be Lieutenant Coked by pi:rebate, vice Itufby, who r-tires ; Captain J. iiisamodat Fat suharfon to be Major, virc .6th bitto—Lieutenaat J. G. Forth to be Adiatain, vice Jaws, peopotekl. sib I)itto—Captain Wyatt to be Major, widens purchat e , Nre khnftrtnr, pr.knooted in lie Ne Pronfwieli lfeneiblee; Lieutenant Geneve 'fed to be Captain of a Company, vier Wyatt. 31th Dletso-Captala &adman Rawlins, from half-pay of the 17th Pow,' to be Cap:.sio of a Campos ; ARRant Sorrows Rohtw Ands:fan from the illth I ht Dragoons, to be Sao • pan, viceDcwar. ir!bo - t to Dice—oGssergeColounAst to be Folks, sal:bout poreWc. Dittoo—Dancan Machines, Gent. l• be &Wirt by pura..fe. eke Stowell, promoted ; . itartaat Sargent jobs Boyae. from .be 4th Garrlfon list taws, to be vice Wake, aprolotol tbe slit 1.1 , lit Dragoons._ . . _ _ ;th Pino—Li-utenZat Jorepie Men, firm balf-pay a Rik "Id root. to be Litutetratt. .olb Ditto--Licatcoant John Wlitbne tt!be Captain of • Cot pa •?. without parchate, Are Theaseft FraPoord io the t sth of Rtferst ; Lintessmid MEN Aniet be Capt...n I of a Company, orkliont purchafe; the Honourable H.R. Paken ham to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Dampier, promoted. 41it Ditto—Captain John Campbell, from half-pay of Ward's Re giment, to be Captain of a Company. 42d Ditto—Lieutenant John Frafcr to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Farguharfon, promoted in the Bth Bat talion of Referee. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant from half-pay of the 17 1 h Fo.-t, to be Lieutenant= -- Saunders, Gent. to be Enlist). 47th Ditto—Captain J ames Camper Wright, from half-pay of the Cape Regiment, tu be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant John Currie to be Adjutant. vice Baynes, promoted. 57th Ditto--Captain Join KeigtAk7,frons the jd Weft India Re giment, to be Captain of a Company ; Enfign R. P. Murehifon to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Annefley, promoted in the 9th Welt India Regiment; Enfign John Staiuforth to be Lieu tenant, by purebafe, vice Pettman, promoted in the 12th Welt India Regiment; John Campbell, Gent. to be Enftgn. 38th Ditto—Cbditopher Willoe, and -- Weßropp, Gents. to be Enligns; Sajeant William Drew to be gleaner hlafter. 59th Ditto, Fuller, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe. 6211 Ditto..-Hofpltal-Mate Conn to be Affilbuit-Surgeon, vice Adrian. promoted. 62d Ditto—Lieutenant Wiflialn Rickldi to be Captain of a Com. piny, by purchafe, vim Sewell, promoted in the 6cth Foot. 66tia Ditto—Captain George Peter, from the 59th Foot, to be Ma jor, vice Kemp, promoted in the Sift Foot. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Chldley Come, from the 17th Foot, to be ' Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant E. J. R. Green, from the sth Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant John Mae namara, from half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant; Lieu tenant Andrew Rutledge, from half-pay of the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Donald M'Calmon, Gent. to be Enftgo, by pur ehafc,vice (idling, promoted; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Wil liam Morris. from half-pay of the late 13241 Foot, to be Captain M a Company; Lnftgn Thomas Moyle, from the 9th Battalion of Referve, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign. 79th Ditto—Enfign William Burnet, from half-pay of the 72d Foot, to be Enfign, vice James Campbell, who returns to his former &union in the 72d Foot. Bift Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colood James Keens, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Mackenzie, defeated ; Lieutenant Peter Warehoufe to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Greville, promoted in the 38th Foot; Captain Thomas Mellor, from half-pay of the 85th Foot, to be Captain of a Com;any. Sad 'Ditto—Earn Thomas Mamie', from the 96th Font, to be Enfign, vice Williams, who retires on half-pay of the 6th Re giment of the kith Brigade; EoSgn Williim Kirk, from half pay of the 17th Foot, to he Enfign, vice Herbert, who names. goth Ditto—Thomas Mac Cready, Gent. to be ANftant-Surgeon, vice GriNn, who is fuperfeded, being ablest without leave. I 95th Ditto—The Honourable James Stewart to be Second Lieute ' nant, by purchafe, vice Cordon:, promoted; Qoarter-Mafter- Sujeant Alexander Mackenzie to be goarter-Malter, vice Mac kay, who refigns. ' 96th Ditto—.Enfign John Fitzgerald, from half-pay of tie late 6th Regiment of the iria Brigade, to be EnEgn, vice Mamie!, ap pointed to the stad Foot. lath Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Ndl Cockburn, from half pay of the pad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nidefon, who ex changes. Watteville's Regiment—ll-de Berfey, Efq. late Captain in the Re giment. to be Captain of a Company. Ift Battalion of Referve—Enfign Fraud, Rogers, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Henry Shea, Gent to be Enflgn ; Lieu tenant John Ruffen, from the Welt London Militia, to be Ad jutant, with the rank of Enfign. 21 Ditto—lieutenant Samuel Sankey, from the 72(1 Foot, to be Oiptain of a Company. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Thorpe, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain Ma Company; George Adderley, Efq. late of the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank In the Army. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Johnfon, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant William Lupton, from half pay of the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant; W. S. Bettraod, and Meagher Gents. to be En fi gns. 6th Ditto—Captain James Pal mer, from half-pay of the late Yo k Rangers, to be Captain of a Company ; Captain Juana Roche, from half-pay of the rosth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army ; Lieutenant from half-pay of the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant , George Per kin, Gent. late of the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, with tempo. rary rank in the Army. 7th Ditto—Captain Orford Gordon, from half-pay of the late 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company; William Rofe Wynter, Efq. to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army; Martial , Gent. to be Entitle. 9th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies—Captain the Han. Henry A.B. Craven,from half-pay of the late Independent Companies; Captain John Biddulpb, from half-pay of the 49th Foot, with temporary Rank in the Army; '!'homes Hawkins, Efq. late of the 3d Foot, with temporary Rank in the Army. To be Enka—Hugh Dogherty. Gent. 13th Ditto-Captain Ralph Peter Doodah from ball-pay of the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army; —.Buchanan, Gent. to be Eofign. zatit Ditto—Lieutenant John Scott Liodfay, from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Alexander Sutherland, from half-pay of the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant. 16th Ditto—Major William Williams, from half-pay of the Oa Foot, to be Major; Captain Mordaunt M. Payne', from kali pay of the 9th Weft India Reginwut, to be Captain of a Com pany; Lkatenant Daniel Vandersee, from the Newfoundland Faxibles, to be Captain of a Company ; Peppard Knight. Gent. to be Liestalant, with temporary Rank In the Army; John Whim, Gent. to be Enllgn. BREVET. Captain Therms Handyman, of the 30th Foot, to be Majer in the Army. Commiftion dated the 26th January 1'797. STAFF. James Ma, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the bad Foot. to be Parnafter of a Recruiting DI M& To be A liiftant Commit:risks to the Forces in Ireland. AfEflant-CommiLuy William Dillon, from halfipay; Aißant- Comoti?ary Arthur Omsk. from Ditto; Thomas Moo, Cent. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGL Captain James ht•Dermott, of the tot► Light to be In fpretor of the ad Company of Cadets in the Juniorputasent, and inftrudtor of Talks. BARRACKS. To be Affiltant Barrack liafter a;;;;;;;;, with the Blank of Majoor. fo lohg only u their Services Otall minima to the Barrack lk psranetn—Chatics Wade llsorntoo, E(q. late an Allhant Bar pek Maher Genera/ ; Joh° DeAdcley,Lfq. Ceptaht so half-pay tithe tad Light Dragoons. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ _ To be All[Rant-torpedoes to the Farces—AlMart Infpeders Jas. Borland, Almander BMW, James Robert Patricl:. Ale:ander lannefoo, and Rabat Walter*, from half-pay. To he Thyl:cians to the Fours—John It•gerfao, M.l). from half-pay; Janice Fellow*, M D. from Ditto. To he Surpona to the Fore, *.—Sergeom, 'retie?. Henry Riagdoo Worth, William Fergrioa, Andrews. Frauds Downing, John Crozier, A. Grant, Thomas Docker, G. F. Lodilvy, and J. R. Grant, from half-pay; Mraßarit-Surgran Peter Adrian, from Melia Feet. n be Bergen.. nrßeeruldsg Davide—surgeon Joke Henry, from balf-pay ; Surgeon Michael Balfour, from the utb Foot. South Greenhnc Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Ruben Wilke, Els. to be captain. Nnraittch Light Horfe Volunteers. Captain John Haney to be Major; Edward Flefey, E(. to be Captain ; Corset Jobs hrts to be Lieutenant ; Anthony listlfoo, Gent. to be Cornet, nes ins; Robert John Haney, Gent. to be Cornet. Nor tham pton lh ire Gentlemen and Yeomanry C;valry. Charles Hap. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pletcher, dearakti. Sonaerfetfhite Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Weitern Regiment. Lkotenant Crone Peppin to be Captain Lieutenant, vice gay, who refigni , Henry Bury, Gent. to be Liostemert, vice ; James Cr E.g, Gcnito he Licureomt, vire Crang, who; W.ilisni Warren, Gent to bc coma, vita W . IS, who rte; William Belize, Cent. to be Cornet. vice Non. promoted. Statics Genikmen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lord Sl. Afaph to be Captain; (harks 1.11.10, and Thanes Ce cil: Cann to be Lkutensints.' Yorldhiae, Weft Riding: Gentlonen and Yeomanry Cavidry. Liteonectst W.tion Perfidy to be tartztio-Licetatota Geary ocra.to be COMM 'Denbigh Fort atm. Lord CrArall to be Captain. Doster Volunteer Artihery. CbArtes Wellard, Efq. to be Captain. Royal Edinburgh Volunteers. James Spent, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Robert Han il and Henry Jardine, Efqrs. to be Majors. To be Captains—Bain Wkyt, Jebn Baugh, John Majotibanti. William Coulter, Charles Min, Thomas Manners, John Bon nar, Thomas Spent, James Dtinfmore, and Andrew Storic,Efqrs To be Lieutenants—Mortis Weft, Charles Bremmer, James Mackay, John Renton, Thomas Mac Ritchie, Patrick Mackay, John Waugh, Robert Norrie John Connell, John Hunter Forbes, Adam Duff, William E;flutse, Gents. To be Enfigns--John Orr, Thomas Peat, William Walker, Tames Small, Walter Dielffon, Walter Cook, Robert wisp, William Crombie, Gents. To lie Chaplain—Reverend Donor George Baird. To be Adjutant—Bain Whyt, Gent. To be Quarter-Mafter--Wiliam Turnbull, Cent. To be Surgeon—James Law, Gent. T. he AGllant-Surgeons—Affiftant-Surgeo• R. Lawful'. on half. .... pa, of 4th Drag°Ons ; William Newbigging, Gent. - Royal Mid Lothian Volunteer Artillery. Jobs Maderlan, Efq. and Firit Lieutenant James Moyne, to be Captains; Thomas Clerk, Gent. to be Firß Lieutenant, vice Mayne; Second Lieutenant James BaUantyne, to be ditto; MI. chad Linning. Gent. to be Second Licutenantosiee Rallantyne. St. George's Volunteers. Henry Langlands and Thomas Hall, Gents. to be Ltentananu. To be Enfigns--john Ladley, Robert Lees, and John Hcortbip, Gents. To be AtEdtant•Surgeon—John Howihip, Gant. Truro Volunteers. Thomas Warner, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captalas--Jotta Edwards, jun. Henry John, sad Thomas John, Ups. Mau r.l The Appointment of Breen Major Ralph 11th, be be Major in the 30th Regiment of Fuot, as Rated in toe Gazette oldie lyth instant, has not taken place. Commit:lions in the York Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant—tit Weft York - Regiment. To be Captains—s Samuel Croft, Et q. Dated jay J, 1803. Charles Clough, Efq. Dated July 6,1803. To he Licuteaants.—Enfign William Brooke. Datedlitly maks. En6gn Thomas lbbotfuo. Dated July 11,1803. Enfign James Wiefield. Dated July 13,1803. Enfign George O'Connor. Dated July 14,1803. Eniig . n Jului Cals. Dated July 13,1803. William Thatcher, Gent. Dated July 16,1803. Hon. Richard Mullen& Dated July 17,1803. Michael Nickles), Gent. Dated July 18.1803. Berrie Markland, Gent. Dated my 19,1103. Renege Foljambe, Gent. Dated my ao, 403. T. be Enfign—Thomu James sckford, Gent. Joly 13,1803. 2d Weft York Regiment. " Edward Yarburgb, Eta. Dated July To be William Willis. Efq. Dated July 20, 1803. 3d Weft York Regiment. -George Stinton, Efq. Dated July 1, 1803. John Deviar, Efq. Dated July 6, 1803. To be Lieutimantr—Thomas Wrightfon, Gent. July tt s tBo3. John Learning Firth, Gent. Dated July 14,1893. l'o he Enfigna—Tyres Redhead, Gem. Dated July 11,1803. William 1-ludtio, Gent. Dated my t 2,1803. Ward Hudfon, Gent. Dated July 13,1803. Charles Woodcock, Gent. Dated July t4,18M3. Commidions in the L4iiark Regiment of North Bri till Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. James 111. Nair, Gent. to be Lk-utenent,vice wake, appointed in the Reruhr.. Dated July 18, 1803. Hu6b Wallace. Gait to lac Wyo. Dated as above. To be B NKRUP fCY ENLARGED. Augufi 25. Richard James and William Wargo, of Onnels-amilis Green% ,•it, grocers, dealers and chapeau. and Inman, at Ica, at ; siltilialL BANKRUPTS. John Boyce, late of Catherine-ftreet, Strand,,Londcw, but now of Tiverton, Devoe, carpenter, dada and to larrwukr J 4 , 19, at five. Anvil It. and September 6, at eleven. at the 01.1 London Inn, Farm.. Anotala, Mara Wood and Strong. in Tivcrtoo ; or Atalls. laxras and Wards, Panda ars-Inn, I.one.on. Jefeph Edwards, of Peter-Oreet, Eloornibury tqtriee, Mlddlefez, plumber, July yo. Augalt 6 and Sept. 6, at ten, at Glialldballma Attorney, Mt. Mills, Ely-place, Holborn, London. rARLIAMENTART PROCBEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY a 6. The &Stops of Extra& and Sr. Dana's too& the oaths and their (cam The London Coal Market Bill was read a third time and paged. The report or the general Defence Bill was brought up, and all the Amendments propofal yeftesday were agreed to. Oa the Bill being read a third time, LOrd MUZAKr proked a chafe, the object ot which, he Lid, was, to remove all doubts as to the manner In which Volonteers were to krve. The clank provided, that no paten bdritiglng to any Volunteer Corps, formed under the preterit At, Oswald be liable to be feat to Join any Regiment of the Line, mums. Of Fencibles. The Clank was agreed to. and the BM was paftest and fent to the Commons, from which it was after wards brought up by Mr. AL ZIA NDZlt..l4lo:ifned. HOOP' OF COMMONS. The Volunteer Corps Bill was rcad a third time, acrd pared. Mr. VANSITIAIT brought up a Report for remain a Supply to his Maiefly of two midions fir defraylog the erigencies of the State. Alfo the Bill for f rontin g the fain of 6opooL to the Houle of Orange, and an Annuity of 16.0001. , Th.. Houle wen. into a Committee of Ways anal Means, for granting to his Majelty the feveral tuna required for Applying the exigencies of the state; 1.500,n0c1. to be r.i.Ad on Loans and Exchequer Bilk ; a,ccootaol. In be raifed on Loans and Exche quer &lb; and 2,500,0001. out of the Confolidated Fund. • Mr. ALEXANDIII brought up a Report of the Bill for encou raging the Riffidence of Contra : which was read a recend time, and was ordered to be taken b, to further conftd nation on Tliurfday. The At rot mat Cr NERAL moved for leave ao bring in a Mill to repeal a former Mt relating to Aliens, and to enable ha Ma- Ity's Government to provide more effedually fur the fecuri y of the Country, by regulating the arrival of Aliens amid thalr deuce is the kii.gdotn. 1 he AT TOR:ill' G moved for lean to bring Ina BM for amending an AR paired in the 7th of Geo. I. relative to the Pikes ot Limier, Deal, and Ilk of Them. The Arrow t (law rms. ed the Order of the Day for the thirst reading Mae Joiners Bill, which, after a long difeidSon on fercral chafe., Toad the Houk. Mr. Li TA Nox a prefented the Report of the Committee =the Espirirg Law. kraal 101*Juni:en were agreed to, and Bill. preen d accordingly. 11w Report of the salt India Shipping BIN eras pedaled, and ordered to be taken into further cemilderation tmettorrotr. Ihe h 4 Naives' Bill. the bids Militia Families' Bill, the Prize Goods' Bill. and Courtilltimigillilffteeiti 11111 a mum ievendipemil a third time and paired. The Scotch Army of Referee Atnendment DUI was read a re cant time. sad ordered to be committed tomorrow. A Melrage from the Loris informed the Houk, that thdr Leedihnia had agreed to the following Bills to-The Bill foe railing in the City of London • certain number of own for the fectarity of the realm; the Bill for eitabbibing a Free Market in the City of London for the Pale of Coab; the Ad far aineodisse the Lowe re tain; to Spiritual Petiom; the Glefgew Theatre AR; the Ad foe enabling Ida Majeßy to provide more elleslually teethe feetuiry of the Realm, and the ezercire of his jail and lawihi Bre for calling forth the Refound of the Cannery. be Lards' Amendments to the lail Bill were read sad speed to. The ctiaIICILLAR of the Excarrkpat mowed that' the amendments made by their Lotdthips in the De. fence till be teen into confideratinn. The' fiat Clack read. goes to exempt thole per ' fon. from Volunteer Service. la hole ate or children place them in the fou r th elah of the Bal. The next Cloak is to this circa—that no prrfnn who f in 4 Volunteer Corps accepted by hit Ma. jelly. will be liable to (main in the Regular Army or Militia. Son 4; trilling asseadiments were Ara read whida'are not truth public attire. DOTICS ON SVISAR. Mr. BARHAM role, for the purpofe of making a motion for repealing fo much of an At paired daring the prefent Selfion, as related to the new Duty ova Sugar, and railing the deficiency by other Duties.— He laid, that tome things had fallen from high au thority, which he could not altogether pats over without notice. The Right Honourable Chancellor of the Exchequer had been informed. that the article of fugar would not onl, bear the new duties, but might alto be extended. Now he could pofitively af firm the Houle. that this information was ill founded. Colonial Property was very unequally taxed; for, while many complained of the pretTure of one (ha ling in the pound on Funded Property, and nine pence in the pound on Land, the Owners of Colonial Produce, he would venture to fay, pay above fifteen (billings in the pound. This muft be collected out of their capital, and it teemed very difproportional to the refl. He might be afked, why the people did not with draw their capital, and employ it force other way ? the fad was, that if this were to be done, k would be at tended with the lots of two-thirds of it. The Right Hon. Gentleman, perhaps, might fay, that it fell ul timately upon the confumer, but he could confidently affect, that it did not ; for through the exceffive du. tics, the market was become fo dead, that there was no fide for colonial produce. The price of fugar varied very much, fo that it might he worth from ass. to Bos. and ets. mull be patd by the owner before he brought it to market, The new duty was four Ail lings, which made it one halfpenny per pound In ad. dition ; but as traders would have their per centage i it would ultimately fall one penny per pound on tha public. He therefore moved, That the Houle do on Thurfday next refolve itfelf into a Committee t..f the whole Hotife, to confider the Duties on Sugar want ed by the faid Ad. The CHANCELLOR of the Exento,ysa faid, that fo far from dikouragement having been (hewn in refped to Weft-India produce, the Hon. Gentleman who made this motion uted only confult the fesetal Ads of Parliament, to fee that the contrary was the cute. He was convinced that the Weft-India Planters arul Merchants had met with more indulgence from the Houle than any other fet of men. The price of Su gar had rifen within there few months no left than its. per hundred weight; and he believed that there were periods during the IA war, when fugar amount ed to no lefs than Bos. and during that period, there was no proof of the tales or conftimption being din•iT nithed. On the contrary, confumption rather c::- created, and the Revenue encreafed in the fame proportion. lie was convinced that the propofed ad ditional duty of 4s. upon the hundred weight, when laid en in the manner intended, could not have the effect which the Hon. Gentleman had fisted. He, for his part, was Rill inclined to think that a ditty be ing laid on the quatt Lzs preferable in every point of view to a duty ad . He had converted with many Merchants, and thole acquainted with the fub jet% but had not found the lead incongruity of fcnti. went exifting on this point. The method of laying en the duty according to the with of the Hon. Mem. ber, would give rife to great and enormous frauds, and there would be a necefSty for Brokers being (worn, not in London only, but in every towns and port in the country. Sir W. PULTIVRY fpokein favour of the motion, Mr. VANSITTART approved of the prefent mode of laying on the duty. Mr. Gnus thought it would be conferring a eon. Gderable benefit upon the Planter or Manufalkurey of Sae fugar, were the duty to be laid on according to the quality; He thought the prefent mode of laying on the duty according to the Tient*, whether floe or coarfe, was doing an iniunice tp the Manufaiturce of coarfc fugar. After a converfation of Come length, upon this tub. jeS, Mr. BARHAM argreed to withdraw his motion. The Cnancattoa of the. Excnaossa moved that the Houfe mould go into a Committee, to confidei the eipediency of relieving, out of the Public money, fuch temporary Curates as might be dcprivcd of their Cures by the operation of the late 041 for the Refi dence of the Clergy. The Hoofs accordingly Wept.. into a Committee. The Cm ANCILLOR of the Exc n acky la Paid, he fhould have apologifed to the Committee for what he was about to propofe, did he not believe that it was 4 meafure which would meet with the general concur rence of the Houfe, from every hint which he had yet had occafion to receive upon the fuhjeft. It had long been a' part of the ellablifhed policy of the coun try to encourage the refidence of the clergy; bin the Stipendiary Curate Bill could not be Paid to include every dekription of Citrates, or to entitle them to chi bounty of Parliament. He was fore that Parliament, in its jullice and cornpatlion, would not admit (1 4 : hardthips being felt by the dcfcription of men he al, luded to, when the turn of 80001. would be fufficient in a great meafure to ,prevent their dittrefs. It ought not only to proceed from a fenfe of jutlice, but it ought to be the ellahlithed policy of the country to prevent the clerical character from being loarered and degraded; and he thought that it ought not to be a part of that policy, to admit the expediency of perfons entering into Holy 'Orders, who have nn 'noer means of fubliftence than their clerical profef firm. There was hardly a church living for Curates, which, confidering the prefent value of money, could be fofficient to procure a livelihood for themfelves and their families. It was not therefore too much for Parliament to gape& that they Ihould be perfons who had other means of inbfillence than what they derived from their clerical funflions. He thought that upon the principles of Queen Anne's Bounty. fogiething ought to be done for the poorer clefs of Clergymen, called temporary Curates. He &mild, therefore. flatnit the expediency of a mall funs being lent *out on intereft for their benefit ; and he only mentiossed this, in the hope that during next Sefton of Parliament, fame more effeenal means fbould be adopted for their relief. He therefore humbly moved. that the Committee fhould confider the expediency of 80001. being granted to his Moiety, for the relief cf fuels Curates as have been difappointed by the late Bill. He thoold Alfa propok, that the money llsould Ee applied by the Governors of QLieen Anne's Bounty. and that there Ihould be a limitation ip the Mode of application, either by three-fourths or two-thirds of Ohmic the Curate had (o been deprived of. Mr. L H. &tows concurred it the meaftnr. Oa the ituellion tieing put, the motion was carried. pse Floufe minuted, and the report ordered to be Fece s ".j to-mot row. !loomed. s anJ m the of Sti- -1 s than there • fount- • : there n !t• c: • il ferns *ed ad- when • 111 v e the •Jr • He, ! ay he- • • 1 point u i fub- At ra fe u n os ti : m ".j - s being .t . ratuul 6 . x 4 of I eon. 1 11. r‘T of • d Ike 'l a r 6 T fin* d %Mr ri • is tub. • lrt don. that at eider ba coney:, fp their Refi- W9C. of hould : was the was 4 I the Incur- had sit t had cowl- thi uz the lea 'elude otu ro the ment, nit 4 (1 4 : c e i c a n t ; I E r , : I might lot it ry to rered ' La of to de) cy of the re no rofef- AO mreco ra lu t uT e cies s, hd lice they trot 'tight 1 Linty, ifs of yar to 5. being only trot Ana tent Id be app ,ved, wbu Icy of ief cf Loy late weld Thu at f< Lusty, 4 of folic is of days the and . Tied, o be