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J ity h: rem, per ton is by law ;,ii .`,.•••••;tu an frfro, „,:iy of tiie (.: l!oe fr.! , ti: r r !rec. th :ent, per too ; that an dmy of ;ea lit: on the duties payable en F oods. xxati.is. or rr.c•cl:ioidi7e, intioirted in tant:mis, ha, iur.o tabby been imprifed filch v...tr , •c, and rne:eliandice, When imported diCztiminaiir dHes havc tinded sz! inc:. the uzAlizat if the I_lrMed io Live g;vel: ti:2 no . y loV.:1C!S :in AV:intlge O Vel CS tar CoO;C..t : ;t: to the W l / 1 •!, ac::; CCntt 1.1.11:LIS And ()!: ;i hemp, cortil cl.i ore, 3::,I (;;;. , :r ar.iri, , s, “it ti etia• to be airmat re , .;•.'l-,ily :he carriers of all the ti..e of n;:ceilary to the c0n1 . ..mm..., , t of the conn:ly• corn. v t 7- i • iilColg from ihe v; Al in l .e c, incleof“l the American ton na,e to All amount (it is believed) mit tuferim. to !hat of any nation in I.mope, except Gm:A- Biitain, of there dii . eriniinating ditties did not ef.'arie the oi.t..ct vAtion .tlth.tre foreirn rions with Itilinm we have had the greaten commerci li tater courie. By the t /tit article rf the treaty of amity. com• 'Tierce, aid ii.iviFat;iin, dated London, 19th Nov. I 794.-7 h,. firkyl Go.orrrmeni has a...firved ..:r rig;.l cf (9r.-errrat!::,s United ;!-..e tt.iveives nu to imp•ii;- any a, et, or t-ten, 7 r of BritAli,irs or , r ! j;-!.r, or to inert. f• ,Zen CT/ owc irlgeren Me duties i ftryrtP, i.7pririaort air tick in Bri4lholvissw riran.,qlv. Ir i, h:lieved by your Committee, that the Par liament of Great Britain, by a datute paired the fourth of July, 1797, (in the exercife of that re• ferved right) •have exceeded the fair intent and Meaning iif the treaty of amity, &e. &c. and there. by have fecured to the Ship.ownevs of that nation the eachitire carriage to Great Britain (in time of peace) of tome of our molt important objcas • of exportation. They have related fill-oil and trbaccri (ar'elcs or g reat bulk) as °Neils on which the Irighed countervailing duties have been impofed. The • countervailing duty on fifh oil being 365. 3 it 20d. fierling per ton of 252 gallons, and upon tobacco " Is: 6d. per tcolbs. ' Id cenfequence of which a Britifh flip of 250 tots, tarrying alo ton of oil to Great Britain fr , m the United States, will pay 4531. 15s. Reeling leis duty thereon than the fame off would pay ;mom:di Into Great Britain in an American fhip ; the whole freight an filch quantity of oil would have been 'prior to the late war only 6251. flerling—the net freight to an American (hip, (after deduCting the Countervailing duty of 4/21. 155.) would of coulfe •le only 1-91. 51. By the fame operat,on, a Britifh fhip of 2/c tons, carrying 400 /ec s. of tobacco of t zoolbs. each, to - ere*t Brlri:n from the United States, woo).'. pay •3661. Reeling lore duty t:ran would be payaLle on 'the fame•quantity of tobacco imported in an Amt. '-ricalf flip—the whose freight at 355. fleeting. per hhd. would only amount to 7col fietling, (atftel . tieduCtiny the rountervailing duty of 3601. ) woll:d leave to the American a net fie:gilt c,f ed.) '!34 Rice, when imported ;tan Great Di :lain in an American is chatc"-ed with a duty t-f ei;,-ht penee 8.10 lied:rig per mindred wei,„^!it more titan irhen imported in a Britilb ; this extra daty Amounts on a tierce of rice ut abort 3s. 91. tier ling; the freight of a '.fierce of r.ce may be efli 'mated at las. fie:ling. No perfon will give iss "pd. freight in an Amciican 0-Ip, when he can have *the Lime carr:ed for 4s. in a I.lr4illi flip Pa and pearl.afees pay a countervailing duty of-a 144 sd. the hundred weight. A call- r f allies contains reborn three 'hundred weight : the extra duty on that by an American (hip will I.e 9d per tiartel; `c gilt IS Inch barrel is prefumcd to lae ss. or is. ltd. Reding in times of peace ; n difference nt nine pence Reding per barrel sill el feCtunllY gi;'c Ibe.cariiage to Britifh thips, of all the ames ex ported froth the United States to Great Britain. • The Committee take leave to refer the bottle- to * table of cit;ti.:s impofed by t.;rcat Britain . on good, imported . in American and Britill: (hies, Aviv V.aarrrinted the 1:r ft.Seffion of Congrefs, and is ficrcaii::4 c:•lribittd i1q.1.) On recurri;t, - ; them •tri; ttn• i:nport.Llt counter vad in the artichs of •at (mall one in tar, t , :rre;tiine, :rt ethr art:cies, lciii he thicovercd. .1 he Crrr+:ttee take leave t., it-tc, that the Pa?;i:tolcm'Cr.4 Great Ls i , .;:0, Ly hearirg date 114%;:opf);ed the ful• Jotrins ntw additional dames rut articles the pro tia::C 4.7 k: t!'t• ':nited States, vi;.: • Absi., pot and pearl ed. T.: , :leer" enrre•g 6s. the 17r , b1s. ;tubs.. (Antaicar) I at. the te4 Wt. Pm: irna (!. th:7 ton. •'it: iron 4*. Mll the . &T. 2 fhe ,a of twel - ,e 'tar. t :•LS Moho - rd. the Ito r ttl.th.• cwt. 40.itell . 013. sc. 2s. the to .. t!...‘ v.'. C. ••.., -net s..- tt I •fh. (.••• i!i:!:- f 7.1 r-• - .1; hew • i t . . ept t;,I oi• .; to ,r..t.. -., • , :so/ , • , free of dozy on importation into Great Britain, the countervailing duty on indigo will, (in conk (pence of the docy above Slated) be I. 24 sod. per socibc. hat on cotton nine-pence 4-rod. the icolbs. The ti.ight of ioolbs. ci cotton May be eri;m.ited, in dines of peace, at about Bs. 44. ; the Jiff:recce of ninepence un Bs. 4(1. will +•ice a dec; 'ed preference to iiriti,fh over Ameri can Ships.. . . . Thus, then. i• appears, that Great Britain, by her colinter aft, has fecured trreaually the cArrving (fir ;ter erva want: and her foreigl cop wrce) our tith-oil, tobacco, pot, aad pearl-allics, L ice, indigo, and cotton, and having the carriage of thole bulky arti,les, the minor objeas (except naval fittres) rut being Ilifficientiy important to forth entire cargoes, will alto be carried in Britilh fairs. Th, Cotr.rnittee take leave further to (late, that by tine fame feature of Great &juin, of the 7th of M.ty lad-. a duty of ore half per cent. is imptticd cn all gnotls, scares, Artd merchandize (of the growth or mantle:ante oi Great Btitain) on their exportation to ;my rott in Europe, or within. the Streights cf Gibraltar, and of oac per cent. on ftrniiar go , -,.is, when exported to .t.tt•,- place, not being in Europe, or within the StreigOts of Gib raltar; thus fob:ening the United States to a duty on exports Ontoile that which is paid by the na tions of Europe. This difcrimination your Com mittee believe to be in contiaditciiau to the fpirit of the treaties exitling between the I.7.tited States and Great Britain. By the datute cf Great Britain, paid ti 4th of Jul:. t79;+, a dory of tonnage W.t • ii.. h iid on Ant:tiea.: vi:pk ente: in:: her cf es. Its:r. per ton, which is admitted as a tan- c.t!atervaii of the difetiminatirg duty (.1 cetrs per .in cn tacit Ihips enteric.,; the ports cr the United States. From the p:•.cedit,g view of the inhje,l, it ap pears to your Comm; vcfrds %s ill he prefer ed to Bs ti.e Carryili'V cf all the line maa fl nntires of Great bri:ain ; but ' that the decided advantages that Btitith over Amer:cans, in the carriage of all the tvilky and importact articles of the United States, reed. Coy for the co:11 . 0111116(m Cr foreign commerce of . Great Britain, will enable titer owners to enter into an advantageous competition with the Ame ricans in the carrying from Great Btitain to the United States, of Breath fall, and of all the coarfe and bulky articles of the produce and manufafture of Great Britain, for inflance:— MALT, is charged with only two cents per be> srl MINT when imported in a foreign (hip, thus when insportol in an Ant:- Aran ; this hr: all estra duly has nevtr prevented it, innscrs Minn In Nisifii fhipg. _ _ _ _ EAR. I'HFNWAILE crate thereof will col about fire pounds itc:liug. taloa! peace fre:cht of fuch a trate prefftmcd to he about TO or 255. Ruling; the evr• duty thae,,n, htitic only t s.6d. would he by du: owner of a Lin:illl (hip rather than not obtain the freight. III..INKETS--a bale 111 ten piece-, will col.bout fire lirg. The ulna peace frrigLt about •' t h e ' t ,, ra duty payable, if hupurzed in a itritilhthip,lvili 4 be lc& (ter- WO6L HATS, Ofnaburgs, fall canvas, kerttys, negro cot tons, flannel, baize, half thick., and in malt all woork-n cloths u• tier as. ftcrling per yard; bcrr, porter, and a va riety of otlnr bulky arti - 1:-, pay an extra duty, fo finall w4s- e• , n , pared w . ab thrfra;ht of loch gotls, that the own ers of Britiflt fhtps, whtu affured of a full return freight From the United autos to Great rritaia, will find it th.ir inttreft to agree.to pay the extra duty payable on fu b goods w!;:.:1 imparter.: lute tile United Jtates in foreign Gips ()fr.-Iral. France alit has taken mei:lures to meet the ore• rsstio:s (4f out difctios6tAtisig duties. is, the fect.ii..; year of tae Fl erci, I:,:public, a acteekela'i^x !IT as of 'la eizatiott of tba: nation" was palled. by wriich a duty ol tonnage of so fah per too was impofrd on fcreign veal& entering the poi is of Fr ance, and of lix lois per ton no French treffels. Jo thr ;111,1 t:i; of the Freud) Rertiiilic, a LIW was paled, imp hog a duty c.. IS .ivrrs 15 11 , 1 s per Tiintal ..n imprirted in Frenell seals and cl 25 rt. s ors istirscrtlzd is.to sst posts of Fiance in forrish 'c;hl.; dots has 'ince been increafed to so Leics per uhto im ported in foreign ant to 20 Byres when in French (hips; mai:ll,g a Littilrence cf I 20 F e vr e % o:. 22 dollars a:1.1 9 cents per laid. ef I 2o:-,1 1 „ , ,, againit the cf . tobacco tot , ) ;nice in Americ.th veil:: Is. Tiiisdife iniaatio:; Wit y arn.iunts in fia to tl.c oilthe of to bacco in Anal ican regieis into Frame. Your Committee furthr !'ate, that, ly a late law, Franco has impole4.l a diletimiaatittg duty of So per (tut. no the duties payable ou fugar, coffee, coca.:, and other Weft In.i t goAs. when import. ed .n Ft enelt !hips, or limilar goods viten import. ed in foreign flips into her ports. The Coninti.tee take lease to exhibit herewith N. I.] iirtlCMCllt of CX1)01:4, imports. and ton nage, as they relate to France, Cleat 13143,0,watt the Uttitcsi Nolte:. And a ftatement [No. 2] !hewing the expo' ts from the Ultited St:4kb to the European ports of Great Britain and France, of the following articles, to wit:— . Pot and pearl allies, ginfeng, iron. pitch. ro rut, 7!.. ? tobacco, tar, turpentine, bees wax, and cotton, and the total value of exports to thofe'r,ations for the year tgo2. • - Swi-den and Denmark have imporing dif :1-jib:owing duties highly favourable'to their car rying trade. Spain alto, by its navigation laws, gives imporkatit advantages to it: own Blipping over thole tit foreign nations, trading to her ports. Holland has !I_r diteriminatM; cht.ies, which in their cone:(pitmce, ate injurinu:to the cors.r.ter cialintcteits of the United States. Two ruoi.is }:ate relented the:lir:4es to your Committee, In obviate do; aiiJedv tatages refithit:g to the cairyin:; trade of the Ci." , t Status, fro:n the 'eonntes ddeeiniinating d , .:ies ai te idy one to incr..ile 4 II: OI:ig t , 14( . 41:5. Li, Inlet o:c i.eorcd !loan 1111 :.por.iti , m (.1 Cv• C"1! (1111.1 r..:t:on's. - ( , thet to ..t •r to :is ti. to Kern,:it; 311::C11.!1.dii.", L i n „If duce, or ti,t nation to • 1 i!ie ea,) by ‘vt.o;:i the 111.1 y I of M'•! ;4 r,i 11, 1 1, 11h, ir 0: ^re I:, C. • (..1!•.? vitt:lt 1 . • Stitt:). Llra 1,4- 0 .4.1, 0 , .1. to a commercial warfare between the Linitell Sates I and foreign nations. Admit, for iffilanie, that the United States lisnuld increafe her diferiminat ing duties, will not foreign nations alt . () increafe theirs in every infante, and at every time that the United States (hall purfue their plan of in creafe? If fo, your Committee are at a lids to conceive what benefit could itife to the intereft of the United States from fuch a fyilesrs. The fccond mode appears to your Committee more conotfient with the true intereli, as well as with the peaceful difpofition of the United States. They, thetefore, fubmit the following refolution : Refolvcd, That to much of the feveral Ads, imp , .fing duties on the tonnage of (hips and veffels, and on goods, wares, and merthandize, impdrted into the United States, as impofes a difcriminai:ng duty of tonnage, between foreign vcfrels and 'refills of the United States, and between goods imported into the United States, in foreign veffels and veffels of the United Sates ought to be repealed; fe far as the fame refpeds the produce or manufaCture of the nation to which fuch foreign (hips or veffels may belong—fuch repeal to take effea in favour of any foreign nation, whenever the Prefident than he fati4ed that the difcrimin iting or countervail ing duties of fuel: foreign nation, fo far as they operate to the difadvantage of the United States, have been abolilhed. FRANCE. PARIS, to VE? TOSE, MARCH t. I A perfon named Peltier has been condemned by the Ttibtitml, of London, for having publilhed tome miferable libels again( the FIUST CONSUL. We cannot conceive why the Engli(h Mini(try thould have wifhed to give fir much eclat to all this? t;lc.Eoglith lout nals have publithed that the pluiceittiun was carried on in confequence of a ro l oerl from France, and even that the French ;.u.ha'ra.!.or was prcfent at the trial, we are fully a::c:orifed to contraditq both there reports. The FIRST CONW L. never knew of the exiftence of thefe libels, but by the proceedings. In the fyflem of Europe, all civilifcd nations ' have reciprocal duties to difcharge. They ought to (hew to each (alter the more refpeft, as.the op polite fyflem, which has partilans in all countries, would tend to nothing lefs than to plunge us into barbarifm and anarchy. It may be readily conceived alfo, how little in tereil people in England can have for encourag ing, and authoriting all the infamous things,vomit cod torth.bv thelilvellifls of that count' y, and that they can have (till lets for protening the French lib sills who have fettled them during the war 3:be inutility of this folemn and naentatious pro cedure may be readily conceived alio. The alien-bill gives the Miniilry the power of fending foreigners nut of the country I and they make a liberal ufe of it. More than twenty do miciliated and known Frenchmen have been fent out of England without any formality.. Only a kw days ago Ci:izen BONNECARRERR• Chef de fiatAllon of the National Guarekof Paris, having a law.fitt at London, with his wife who was there lick, ieccived orders to depart within 48 hours. \Ve know individuals fettled and domici/iated at London for more than thirty years, who have lately been treated in the fame manner. Why then !hemld they amufe themfelves with dragging, ;n a formal m inner, before a refpeaable Tribunal, forrigiters guilty of mildemeanort, of which fume arr ear at the end of violent 'comninthtnt? It it tufficient fur the Inbalterns (fcse 'Wyllie!) of Lot d PFLHA`.I, to lay to them, letiouGy, write more"—'they wiil then be filent ; and if they are nut, the :Mien bill ;gives them a right to fend them out of tht country. The King of England, if he eonfults his own pee'onal refpal, and the honour of the nation, ought at length to put 1n end to the outrages of fered to a neighbouring Government and Nation, nth which it is At peace, and near whom it keeps Anthaffadors as much diftinguifhed by their rank ; as eflim.iMe for their perfonal qualities. ' It raft, however, he allowed, that if this trial was ufeit36 l ivilas afforded an-opportunity to the Migillrates of the Criminal Tribuu.4l of Lon.lon,to give w i Foof of their wiflnm, mid Of (hewing themielves'isitirthy to adtninitter Juftice in a nation fu enlightened,.•and fo worthy of elleem on many accounts.—Mokkur. I IViNTOSE. RtARC“ 2. Letters from Rome, dated Feb. 17, flare, that his Holiners, in virtue of the- tight entruffed to him by the great Powers of • Enrope, of nomina ting a Grand Matter of the Or,ler of Malta, has eledcd M. dc THommi, a NeapOlittin Knight.-. The commander de Busy has I.:t out from tome, to carry to Sicily, to the new Grind Mad e r, the ad of elation which confers on him that dignity. We are Allred., by letters from Vienna, that the Grand Duke CHARLItS will e•porife, in a (holt tient , the Prillfers MARY AUGUSTA, only daughter and beirets of his Serene Highnefs the Elelor of SAIONV. This Princefs will have a dowry of ihirty-three millions of Saxon Crowns. A great number of bodies, both civil and mili- tary, haviirr. entered into a fubferiptiOn, and col. .lected a fund for erecting a flatue to the Forty Coslsu I. : the latter gave orders to the Minilters of the lotcrior and of War, to beg thefe different crops to accept his thanks, and to tell them, that he is of opinion that this care ought to Ix left to futurity, in cafe it (hall think him worthy of it, Lettets from Confrantinople, dated Jan. 7, nate. .'.:.it G. n mil Pot oat, Ambalfaclor of the Republic, crirsvcd ti.erc on the 6th. • Fury Cdt:su:. fit out on horfeback on Monday morning at fir o'clock, accompanied by IbIMICKY, .7.nd LisuaisTost ; and Cul.)lltlS CL:LLAIKCOURZ, Lacuts, and RM. He did not fpz.zd above tire hones in furveying the wlosie courfc r 4 tl:e Canal of °tarp, forming an cxt,nt of tnn..e than t 2 leagues.. He found the so! ks in ft... 1 attivity in the fief tix leagues of the .1 every thing was already prepared to 1 :: th-. :ks cu :r the whole of it* other twelve Ic.rprs. lie %scot afterrautis 1:11 - 7 s to the tioure of3enztoz naavtrAt. Israeli:rt.! BJNAVIR had flept there the preceding night. Titefday at day break the Fißsr Coastri. mountadhis !wee, and went to Marucii, which •i the fpot where the ref - try:lir is to he. There lie found the Prefect of the Seine, and GEP.ARD engineer, charged with opening the Canal. Tl.t Canal will carry the fame fpecies of barges now navigate the Otircq. and which will 4!:;t direllly at Paris. It will furr,illr water not o.dy purify the capital, but ai - fo to fupply a great ilum mer of lionfcs in the Fau xbourgh. The water Gt . the Oureq is of an e‘cellent quality. The FIRST CONSUL proceeded afterwards :Meaux on Friday Affeimion, about three to the Hotel de ti ille , where he rec,:ived the C o; ,. flituted Authorities. Citizen GODARD, the Sub. Prefeift, informed him that the Municipal Council of Meant did not believe that they could better celebrate the entrance of the FIRST Consos in that place, than by railing a monument to Bossurr, the Celebrated Bithop of Meaux, whahad died jufk years before. The FIRST CONSUL (CS OK on his return to Paris, at eight o'clock in the evening. RA -rissole, Fes. tB.—The Estraordinary De. putation of the Empire held this day its forty. filth fitting. The Directorial Minitier on that oc. cafinn announced the receipt of a Decree on the evening before . from the Imperial Miniller, by which he accedes to the decifion relative to the demnities to he granted to the Counts of the Em. Aire, and intimates that he has made a communi. cation to this effea to the Minillers tithe Mediat ing Powers. The Direftorial Minifter afterwards annenanced, that in confequenee of the Concluftim of the 16th, he had a conference with the Minifters of the Me diating Powers; that he had communicated to them thole parts of the COnclufum which had re ceived modifications. and gave them all the tweet: fart' information on thefubjeft. Headded,that theft Mini tiers had defired that tonic change fhonld be male in feveral of the modified - paragraphs. The Direftorial Wainer then explained what was Coe natbre of there changes. Their Highneffes the Sub.llelegates- anfwered, that as the new mo. 1 ditications required by the Miniflers of the Medi. acing Powers did not differ effentially from the ler. timents of the Deputation. there coulJ be no dif. .liculty in blending them whit the General Concha rr.3. i • 'ffenator Ilaamtt. Madan! t there the preceding night. lay at day break the Ftaar Cossui. ibis boric, and went to Marucii, which •i where she 'dors:lir is to he. There he ie Peeled of the Seine, and GEP.SSO r, charged with opening the Canal'. ill carry the fame fpccies of barges syl2,:, vigate the Ourcq, and which will 4!.:,t at Paris. It will furnifh water not 0..1y he capital, but aifo to lupply a great ilum. lollies in the Fau shourgh. Th e wate r if cq is of an e‘cellent quality. FIRST CONSUL proceeded afterwards nn Friday afternoon, about thsee Intel de ti ille , where he rccJved the C o; -,. Authorities. Citizen GODARD, the Sub. informed him that the Municipal Council it did not believe that they could better e the entrance of the FIRST CONSUS in th.a han by railing a monument to BOSSUET, :braced Bifhop of Meant, who had di e d j u ll •ed years before. The FIRST CONSUL (CS return to Paris, at eight o'clock in tbg sena, Frs. tB.—The Estraerdinary De- s of the Empire held this day its forty. :ing. The Diredorial Minifler on that oc. announced the receipt of a Decree on the before . from the Imperial Miniller, by e accedes to the decifion relative to the in. es to be granted to the Counts of the Em. ti intimates that he has made a communi• o this Urea to the Minillers pf the Mediate Tees. Diretiorial Minißer.afterwards announced, confequence of the Concluftim of the 16th, a conference with the Minifters of the Me. Powers; that he had communicated to ofe parts of the Ceincluium which had re. nodifications, and gave them all the twee: ormat ion on thefubjeFt. He added, that theft s had defired that fome change fhould be feveral of the modified - paragraphs.' Direftorial Mittifter then explained what nattne of there changes. Their Highneffes Delegates anfwered, that as the new mo- ns required by the Minifters of the ?Medi. neer: did not differ effentially from the fer• of the Deputation. there could be no dif. o blending them with the General Concha- • LONDON. . MONDAY. MARCH /. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; cc C. Conf. moiler. /01-44 e Arra sec. 72 Id 5 per Cent. Ann. toati—Owntiens 4 PRICE OF STOCKS 02 6 :1 00 ATDRDAY. 0 k 1 3 de India Stack 23.41 43. - An. total 105 Excbeq Bills is.tlit. 49-is F.nglie; Ticket, t 7L tn. It Coot fee April 71ft Dutch Mails have arrived. They. brit* are f great inundations having,taken place is parts of Holland, in confequcnce of the tip of the ice. ICAO papers to the 311! tilt. have alio come ; and Paris journals to the 4th intl. saris papers are principally Occuoieyl with ifilons on the Civil Code. The Make* fume curious remarks on the late Trial LTI fR. It feasts to have given ofence to ich Court inflead of conciliating, as many it would, the angry writersof the lifoffisar. American Ayers prefent an intereffing he Report of the Committee of Commerce tufaeureApon that put Of the Mefage of ident of the United States, which reluuto initnating and countervailing duties, and Aa of the Britifh Parliament, reipetting It will be perufed with attention by GAF rcial Readers: •day the Bifhop of I,lllCOte preached 1, • Nobilty at the Chapel Royal. Eton has fettled a penfion of sool. on Aa• [tiara?, that Celebrated Dramatic Authott !hid) will nest give more comfort to 'hi) .n.it will flied honour op the other. tturday, the Committee appointed to try its of the Nottingham Eledtion Petition rupelled tb adjourn, 0 account of the Mg. WALSH, of Upper Harley.Rreet, nee lembsrs. It was the opinion of the put- that as the Houk of Commons did not fit, itnittee cools, not meet till after a report n made to the Hotafg. The Cbairtualli IAWILtitS Efq. however, waits.) lc Speaker to inform Mgt of the circtur- xl.en leave was given for the Committal e 1 no Monday, g iven for the Cosnina;t* e I no Mun.lay, Ihould Mr. Watsg revs. is the brit adjournment which has taken the Nottingham Committee during a tee pail, ill attendance of 16 days. • lion. Posl.ll. I'7llT of Groftenoaquare, ritor of the &dates of the Fate Lady FOLK* its mother. who was fuppofed to have died , as he was examining, laR week, fome apers, found a will purporting to have been Y her Ladyflip. Struck wish the W*2 tpefted diicovery, Ise exclaimed, a 0 C oos ive I found titis my mother's W il l,, 494 et:4ll be obeyed l"—Amont the baguettes LONDON. . MONDAY. MARCH /. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per C. Coif. ntoner. voi—fne Apnl sec. ki 7 4 d. O 5 pee Cent. Ann. loati—Ounnans 4 ' PRICE OF STOCKS Bank Stock 3 per C. C. nf. if if per C. Ar.n tot 102 Short Ann. 4 9-16 Nap. Ann. ill ON ItATINIDA.Y. °614 t i4fit. has Sco t 224 4r. . Etcbeq. 41if Emil& Ticket, 'I: it pi Cat for April 72a Two Dutch Mails have arrived. They. brit* ave taunts of great inundations baving.taken place Ps different pans of Holland, in confequence of the breaking op of the ice. AniericAu papers to the 311! tilt. have alto come to hand; and Paris journals to the 4th intl. The PATIS papers are principally Occupieyl with the dilcuffions on the Civil Code. The Make* contains fume curious remarks on the late Trial of M. PE LTI ta. It leans to have given ofence to the French Court inflead of conciliating, as nts4y expelled it would, the angry writersof the lifoffisar. The American Pt.pers prefent an interefting paper, the Report of the Committee of Commerce and ManufaeureApon that part Of the Mefage of the Prefident of the United States, which relateato the difcrienating and coontervailing duties, and the late Alt of the Britifh Parliament, refpettias them. It will be perufed with attention by alp Commercial Readers: yellerday the Whop of Lircoc• preached 1, fore the Nobilty at the Chapel Rork!. The Ksuo has fettled a pention of tool. on Aa• Tuve Moira?, thi celebrated Dramatic Authotr an as which iiriU not give more comfort to air one, than•it will flied hompur op she othpr. On Saturday, the Committee appointed to try d i g merits of the Nottingham Eledtfon Petition were compelled tb adjourn, 'on account of the nets of Mr. WALSH, of Upper Harley-fired, nos of its members. It was the opinion of the pen ritsners, that as the ilnufe of Commons did not fit, the Committee could not meet till after a report had been made to the }lnsole. TheC:bairmaat ISAAC HAWSIIIIS BROWN[, Efq. however, waiteJ upon the Sneaker to inform him of the circurn fiance, w!...:n le.tre was given for the Committal to prncee 1 on Monday, ihould Mr. Wat.sn react. ver. TI.:, is the firlt adjournment which has taketi place in the Nottingham Committee during a te• ti•ous and pain ill attendance of 16 days. The lion. PHii..lr I'7llT of Grofvenoaquare. the inheritor of the *dates of the tate Lady FOLK* STO I, his mother. who was fuppofed to have died inteflate, as he was examining, laft week. fome family papers, found a will purporting to have been mate by her Lady-flip. Struck with th, rsids‘sa arid snnexpefted difcovery, Ire exclaimed, 0 000, what liaye I found 1 it is my mother's NYUL u4 her will tall be obeyed I"—Among the haven% it contained bequefts to her fervants at the time a her death. He atenroding!y called hls.dotneakte and inliituted an immediate enquiry, with st:siess to pay them if Vying, or their neaten relatiTelr. dead, the full amount of their feveral legacual intereft ; which will amount to feveral thaersts. pounds: Among the lei;atees, a poor wom,n.wlt had been only a fear days in her Ladifinellgrt vice, ha, beat paid 51, amd 31, ißtgrca;' 'I, r If