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Revel liietheet the Newt of ALES 'TOMORROW EVRING. July 10, 1807, 1 will he s GR NRD GAIA. and wanton' Dia,lay of FIRILVORICS. Aftstilieo 5...•Q00rt open at Seam. The Concert becioa at Cl ht DiATH Or LORD NELSON. OAS. BOTDELL and CO. respekreny ...N1 emote% th.. Sutmoilmers and the Putele„, tete& site FAINTING of the 1.),..4rii of LORD NELSON is no wi d hue Ms, OEM'S to lbws Mouse, No. 9 , Cheep mere It is 1104 exhas , ting. Siststriptioits fur tne Elgravins still eontiooo to be re. ctivett. .1140 S . 10 ORLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. &e are re. ll' I y...tray int.rmed, they may be supplied with Money n. r.y &meant, on terms equal to Mortgage. steered .m Fres t,34, Combeid, L. Lend or illinawie, Matey is um unlit** WArier,* .104,.teree, Omer rwie ay ea , meet Poiret% ; Potions el eepeltebe h. y ray M sepulitie on %ha* rtrooe' Security only i.e.riesea sod Ind est., lamest stemeistedattort 411,L.y rouiieituro from Tools, WI Yee, et T.eltei4, peed pe4d, step ewd a. M-asp. Wills AA Ca. No to, So.i:i.istreet, tt.r:Art•steam. FUR ERIPTioNs UN rAF. SKIN. PinuryiNo svnirr CAKES. rHESE CAKE'S. which aril t'Ae InAlitinn of a A tll , lseal Gentle nieta or groat balawneree, 14 olt.eh set .I 1 , , , l e e without any deniable opetat ...IT. are poticulaely ..1 t Os • pahte• awl sterosch dela:aroo, Litt Are a tong - so I e F eteal reitaedy fg.c all ertottons ulna the akin. oho . . ft..nt aretvosAl iii:)urttv in IN • *Ad, f,15 is Elena• rel s i kr.... ‘te•tale..Sre or nel.thed ey the Veecav, tor ~..L .a. lernaulat.i.A. - S Ai by F. Keleher ir AAA 'ion.. al 111 Is* Vraerholts for e r s , Jar-% rowder. N. 43, 3: P. leborch.oni, 10,. ion, „dn.' iii. a boa (c .nu, Hag teelti aal 4 nos I awl 34 dux?. Orme one Ow iOnni.e. Ilr mil 6t, 45 . PC fanl'i," an •Iten4 in ilis seam, ISSIINTIAL - FUNS, PIP leiring Men Mowed., lot Wm., and other Sta..., m at of Linen, . aud for mom mete .. • Seta...sea fee Lamm% 11 , tee Ont. ShMi% the /WING received rticarrA.l+ Complaints that C0...p. ',men% seal tiro*, Wi tot- ,11 01 of Lem are, ate .. Let UPI tint? *lO ae.t.r.v the Linen, ...it it ...feta..? tibiae* die Publ.., that my True Essen sts of Lem re it ...Arta be hal, selinles..l, a retail, is pa Soap.% Cesktpw. street, MS OW to t.. be depended 0)107 Ra 1.• 7it feett bat eft, Its Assam an the betted. or twa. a... en Me dimisolls Wtippw, K. 3 vf.tt. N it Tha s.:‘ of Gome' Is partiru'ativ e.efel tr. L JOH %snit, as ittettritly Ilk.; wit the Stains Of vs. te. eel la meth et.re aweeebie to t man 1., non Itre.f . ",t the me. he RAYLEVS Se.f>WISIING g. tPti , Ix LAOS GOON out of 544. 1•4•11, Woolioh ORANti NULL On• . . . . of . . . L.M.OtO Two . . . of • . . - 20.4)60 Too . . . . of . . . Cle Se be. be. OAF, SMAT..I.:•ST LOTTERY. with yeas" : nMf mud F.., 14tsnlo thim wer e ewe.? kiewors O.girto nn rvisuAr, the 14th of tins smooth. %)..ly itu,74o I .ckeio. SCHEME 1 .... Pow ti ... . L *l,OOl .. is .. 1..10.000 I WAS ........ 40,000 t t s t YU ..d F . 00 t.vw ~ 00 Ticket,. 1..100...i5m ratAkairii Ticket, INierell Dsr, hoist elip !ids , Stet Capita. THIRTY TN P; Mtn Itmet.r thawiagul 4,90/ To.:ko• mil Day. TICKEr'i anel SH 19E3 011 Sal.! at 113 ti. L1•n11...4 Let levy uSte., and ly their Agimrs.n Fnelantl sod 5:0t1.14 I. • Taal IL l9 176. / 10 •• L.lO 3 0 I Etsl4la • • L I 13 0 4...rtef • 3 3 0 1 Si•tileath t • 4 ALMON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CHANGE•ALLEY, CORNHILLe .. POR INSURANICE,frem FIRE 'rad on LIVESI L m.i the ...Am 4 Aft 4 rannts.CAPITALONE MILLION. PlPirift twig-tag at 3fidatutitra, il.aa be roscapai apithis fif• •• teen day. free' at perm/. • - • Into, t other £h. Liter, of by the C‘noloooy's PropoO, 41 sit* 1c fo.ntet, dot C 114 1 ,0 IS 1 .44 f f;•. P.l/e•ttl. 1111telti . e.eglet I 1.1" r 0/1111.1USS0/1 Is etl.o nn bosun/seen Ili Wes :-.4Ae , L.te buremiece are A/ If pd./ riaA odiniaohon f0ge..... r.. h 5.69 re•powilthry, on the part of the person awing, he wad the hoc, of atitert; .as • 40d••44•• Y us..4e e* the Preinuoit .f Fire heariweg nut d London, whether groNod .1 the C. , noolja Now Imo T.A.se;r4/ 1 4, or vtik psi It lei C. IV., !residents. Attc•elalee, ilertv,.P • ore Anne es Any. Es Or* , $ the board of Dire:tom WARNER PHIPPR, Ike. oRLI I I ° it,4,10 riy arddll pods edigt Onn•nch, Mar 1 ,4 e1 .1 1 Lnronn U., ow M i.enrinesed *Any A i ntriiertir Inntninrnowni ar lS.r►4.l•gt 1 • I I H ESI 50 , 4 , 1 ,411 rnnln nt r It ••,•••61.fr Is.nr ~,,,, tool n 1.1 Vareal .lit s ltbl P. I). Jaye - rim ea. a ba Mime WO it , fttmv.i /It glaring th.l6, •s IIA VII • .... ;v ilia' nk it it tie Salt W L lien No*. a , Srln visit, le than Le At the .1 [Ott SPS, I. Dc. O r3N!iE 1411 (IFFICERS in the NAVY, g 4,5 r.INDIA. ' 4, 1 104 MERCHANTS' SK:IVICR, an Oleo F.ion44, am a• Knup7 inaretod, that the Sa•atlllitgitil Volono of THE ‘TSI, CHRONICLE is lust trahltatied. puce IS. hall ""i• and 0011 the intrseatiose lberaphi:ll .t Nsmu" 4 Ilood••••Str Rawls C 41401. htv S t !... aucnOtang--4:apteiti Stellate Hold Imo Cam. 4..:•n Ogee, who fell in t h e A •Iloi Mr Tremor—an : A 4. mad Ihveell, with thy Pintrilh Of these ‘3ll.:eta, env.ivel •st S, Set, Sinw, Cook, Are. TO t ineful +set Naavettal Undertaking, cement,' rioted bi . 1 1 110 7.• 1 \V•••• P.per, is pc Numbt"."u "" tit lay of every month, wee. Tao Shinto's, awl eiltpaosev, and moue. tnitly 11.11111101 ',IMO'S of Nasal Clarets, SA ' 'ass, .%euen., Chan', &r. ; ogmear nmtl, 11 kraohr, AMC. " 4 •, Naval Lite..eute. I State Pa..)er-, 6344 , V, Car. P11 , 10.01 , 11.C111 iL,rrw, k , ),ltflo of Ceinin.i.•lolMS ▪ by Act or so suis.lite l's•onotsons„ (.:acts Loners, L:A 08 Vestals 1444 9 Yam, sr dem ryttsi, line 4e•no, ed.l N•ltherv, nr Complete Sets, (roan its zo onrosamost, on 179), so., be hag el the 1.eb1i.41 , r, Jeyee { :7 . 14 4 Shea lane. n.atly bad-bound and seto - tedt penes • smlt Volume (Seventeen Vsestntee being stow ce.:11,1.1e) ; +a .4' Ms.'''. Long.'s... I 141.5 t. Rev, asod Urine, and Mr m "^dts rthen.nter•rea ; Mts.,,. track, Parry, and "4'th." street; %dr. Asperno, arol Maori. Itielial4- *I. earlobe'; Ostaa at a V.- , and Soarpo, ; Miss cm l and Cr. St.tioncri court; Mr. Bit•te*. the - en intr i aud 111 ."' 111 " lksatsellon to London and l'issalCltronile Is a most seeoptabl • and Vila Olt pro- '""t " Fd•Vl46 automat and it is prevu.Tattl, that Mete , taMs. aed USacert in their einping, soseimg VII the E or hIA -1 A 'sususast".ke. cannot take a sewn , . owe z.-1...4 "''' '. sbeinadventer. icon Tb 514 , 04 CsosniA. - 'IIIIIISIMY. JULY 9, sso7 vicru i•Lir 2.1 1 1 4 4 • •rHE COYAISSIOI:ERS jor lii, Netrip do hc•-eb, of id %Aka. That as TNIUNS DA Y. the 16eh Wows, IS", wed &e Milo ee Teem* 1 1' ohri r Writilt, (.rated ha ). nue treat far the faboelinje irsi -141/, 10 ite debeerni sots H., ht.frotylo riotoolliag Stores at Lb pt ford, ens.— Or , . I I wide. d Tons of the best saw Calvin& or East•lndea R le 'E. One HI unread Tens of Black Smyrna or ale. is RAISINS. • Two Numbed Tonscee Genuine OATMF Al. ; and Tare Thousrand Ells of CANVASS. for ['wading Rags. Tee Monet, and Ogress. to be ototateroble t. bioloplee. to I.•••earei wah a. fowlers ; and is he delivery:J. Ore-Mt, thereof in a P , rtni:kr, end the other &di is o F,rtnidet WO , - word, ; the Mooed t.• be dethw e d. Hss a h a iloah, nod tihe re , 1111411147 is owe Mane& 41tOrtoor.h., U.S. Ike Shores kw ( ' new imeed. 74e Coat Wiens 1 the Contra 4s wog k Yee et the Serretoris , bier• No mound well be had to n Testier i. loAek die hire shr:l' hot he Untried ix IMPIG 01 ie.rtit, or that shall mot be litfirertJ to de &deli Wort One firl , rk as the mid Thrnday,th , *tont ; ear 'totes the Po Min •he sates she Tender, a pore Amos oh ltio Wolf, arena.. t. *mom Wow m 11,4 for. Plts etar . is praWibbad, plies 5.i. ; Ancp,...1.4x0n. , f wirved . .- . . . . I 1 , 11 coi , d.P.lp•i , with • new ryp , N,. I. to Me c Pit1. , ...-1 :',/fery Firstu.ght, a a cheap, satert.iin.n, and in.tru.li,e le WmiC'ent4t:o.l, ___.-- '4,Hilg COMPILER; or, Li.er4r y Banquet ; contunn ng Intere‘tiong (tetrad., Won the moot t ovular 'there ltuf etneasive W aka; includiii4 flint,rv , Siogoarby, I lfafigc, Ttercla i Nnaalo, Rowtnecti, the Myna. Pasts,. &c. .bc el.riebed &lan 'with origin.. Psrees. The .pole foeiala a ganpletc 0.4 valuaalc•Lifrary of Winery Entertainment. Pruned and puldished be A NeJ.4lOl, Strand; and said by all oda, Sookoclboos and Neera•nen. ► Ibis day it published, 4.0,1.4.114 v ~liars*, ra cd.isi Volarnc [bilis Quirro, price wit G mas s in boards, riliE PRESENT SPATE of TUAKSY together with Use Geer. raphical, 6.1 C 0.4 SCA . II orthe Vutitipalnies et lblbldsvh Waltachia. Pt tai uletrirdions nude donee a ft...Waage 4 %Mew years stati , 4.eitte an•l t•te Turkish trusinces Ha rtiumais 1 144)1tr4TuN. rsq. Maiatlish, P nit y. TNT 111.1'KE YORK Mal) rile AsublY. 0 T..., is published, price $ll. ENToi; Ni :A ;. or, A Lester of Admonition 4. and fi-swaistia ,cel es*. 1460 Naivetes the juke e( Volk, letistl , , Coteepslee, C.tes4lis sow, Aitency, •hdevelni saes Indust ce, and ;Abet Suttetts c.ttit,eicit th sbc Aram " I coats 41th .surds atedicui4l as trte., Hentst al ?H altSlt Pentad 1.1. M•osnli Tipper, a?, Lesete..ll4r•ltreet. TRANSPORT-01.71C%, Jytv 3. iSlit rir HE COMMISSIONKRS for rodulliig Nil M 4 iesso Trieugart damns, ),,r te)tmg Carr et us* .1.4 N waded Jeeeent, lee the C.re rad C... 4, et Pr...arr. of 41. 1 .641 Av Nome, Dart th. 74 rill be 'cod, aY tha 1i.4,-r, ma TUE3I)4t, At I Isik /* A.rist asst. to rehire sew e d Tr, tin% out clot iarh lerh Pens.' ms *iv he v alive o room.? fe , VIC= AT.I.ING SICK PRISONIRs ai WAR. • AO Mal Moon, Plimeeth I as beard trio eaten, Priv.n Horol.te eh•p. Pi t ninuth; at !Norton. Ralf Gowan; Stapletee, nee. Sylvia; and Norman Crws, near Stilton ; Frain the la den is lei!, far Sie Moot! s ape., .otil The as aNdihlll44MY miu 'regrew. No reader •eill lea reeearet site. One eitilnek en t're thy of frosty, any usecied, rare the Para, re an Agent for 44 ". Pe"'" • .1 y attend. Em.. Tototter moot he aecwinpanet be a Letter Iron two reoperiviri Pinweas. esii;agina t bounJ with the Poem tat-term 61 the Sem et Vaisdl. the Au* performance tithe Con:rata. Farther nat.cutots mot b. i .o.so ht, orply hag at Ow tvf • • or to the Agnate fee Prisoners of War. at the races aneozi• men' med. EASTINDA DOCK HOUSE, Jove 3. 190 - IrHE COU / j Di REC; ORS of tdc 1A - INDI4 DOCK ccmp.diy. literal gin twee_ Tha. a General Court Proprietors elf Vie sr Coateroy, will b: held at do* /law^. is Leue-truest-oriaate, us Men et" the lam tom, a t T en ..•ctoelt, for the purpose a Ann. moan& pungent to thc psovt i0..6 of the Ad of Poduni so, wipe!. I %re.- of It. thiretor shad so out of gift..-. and the M.; {.. , 111 , , will be hetet, u Aj.utorbetit, el the Memday lowing, the th .ne dame plmee ant time, ler the 'I fee Lim Imo". is the moll of the same ga4e out of Mice. by.Lut. Sc • nder Cut eta edam vAgetm, NB. The Clti.f silt M t.. at ePre^n •. (.ON D 4 PI DUCKS. eIpHE COURfeDlßEdiiiti .r LON DON DUCK DOM PA N Y..• ewe► gar. .:ire That a Yea.ly tb Pr , .;.-estoes of the sap') C.o.:spats?, ...II be kart M the CITY of LONDON 111..`1..,sijava.stteet as FRIDAY, Ow let'. of Jule neat, .1 eleven o'clock, gm the putpota of dictating a Dividend upon the Company's Stock, fur the H.lf year es.d.ag the Sank of Jane invent ; • for the Lletno., t.y ttal'et, a. 1 WENTY FOUR DIRLLTORS tot the year ..nsu,tri; and onot..ee affairs- tiLO. ROBINSON, Sec. Lembo Uneta•lioJae, Jona 11111, - 111g7 N S. The Chat to as taken at 'rtralse n'cine.k pseeisey. art, cans,nadce at One, and dose at lour skluck. ROYAL RICHANGIE ASMIRANCY.eIth FLOE, Jules, IRO?. PERSONS sukase Anneal Pr.iikents fa ll due Dv the YHA instant, etre hereby warmed, Am Receipts arc t•tteo reedy e.. be dessee , ..d at the Compeav's (Dices, rest the ROYAL 11.7CCHANGE end is PALLMALL, a sift as by eerie ropreetee Agents in eke sews! Cowles f said the Parton twelve ere ranee& d to apply for the Reniame er dui" hew, on or *fore the Jet, west, es the WWI i Fifteen Doer .11..leed for Pamela, hared the Due ef each Policy, 101 1 them eq.' , ` , ..k \MIL rEmsetc, Jam Sag ete• y 0 .• Atten4anea i. gives, Oily, el the said Oflico., fie vie Aeauta..ee ai Swblin j7,Gook htmehandiv, said 5;44, in Harbor, in Dock, x white huddles& from 1•0114 Of 1)411:6411 rev Vv.. ; lad aka fir Lae AAurance of, and granting An. nuitata ae , Live.. N. Fun Policies will he vatted, free taf [opener, to the Att.ure.l, whoa the Annual Pierniunt amounts to ea et Ott the lath instant will be pubtelted. 1.1 SM. WIC. 101. 6.1. b.;ard*. LEMENI T 3 of AGRICULTURE; being en Et.a v.ends estilikhiv else Culueetium a the Sid; eel pr.)esnt.eg Vegeeetinn ell etcailv principles. by mnitearkiiiirrii, Amber of The G ,, uetil Vim of the a volatiles at Clydesdale, ind PkbyetAeiricuiewei Work*. A 1,111404 : Pftwed Vol C.Ja4 It. 4.11.111111, M neklge-semet. met! pabl,ihed; equal Feinted in Na. prim! It 14 4 / 1 7811144iibly ironic , ' nu Refsf Pak/. hot pre.owl, pttee 11. th* 6d ...11•411tilied with a Moid, engraved by Hutu. onvz P4 , 41C.!1t Dewelarko Ittik 1 And GOOD DEXUS-of Ll4,ks. wsig.to. , ,•nd ilelstetruess; collected 11110 VF. NUURRII 1124 a. enn , .*ellot .4 Cunt .rence, Sic 34,ieetF. and rand.tel int* Enilith by Cm Auttylrof x roar laid, Are. Lend t Printed fee C. anA R. Baldwin, New Wetge-treat. This clay me pusitshal, is Sy& price 75. W. boariliii Til Eprcs of ihe COX; or. The Gia* of the Great World. A Neat. is Too Moth- With Motes sod 13•.‘ttateee,. LoutJoit Prte. , 4l for C and It Battleria, Mew Brilige strait • •.• A aportalte Chetaßoste, 'hese ;One. are re e.o.md la this 1'.41111. are the hi:creel of i G 3—D— of D-1 Dntrii S—t. A— • af C— C; of ; fidt Meta D-. of P•••• ht- i ~..,L~ MAIVOI UB STAEI.% NOVIL Th.. day i. pob.mhed, w luyu ' a~z_l4tuo. pike _ e. • in CORIN N A ; or, ITALY; translated From the Fmi•ch of the cior....atcel hiltyn. de SI AnEL . 11( PL - VinhtN, eh*, fnt 1.0 been t.a. , tinch by the Gcoveconto-nt to .t - t Esta• be,tegtl3...l I, I•n• tiamt.tt t• ..t; I e•dewt.3ll.etn-r. I PARLIAAJEAI. ors?' OF LURE) —wauNgse.v, ivair S. Mr. H tttlankis, and a Deputation from thateritn roans. Inquiet up die Atne:ican Trade Itegulation Dili. It .as read a Ist time In the Appeal Cause, Themsoe, the Crltteo of Toeliaison. *.'Cate. Mes•rs. •rvider 4thi Horner were heard in behalf the Avialiants. Further con sideration sr , tor litiday nen. The ils on rhP table were severally pass t their respeftive sages, After which liouse a jeerers'. IJOUse or . cuMNIONS. On the Motion of Nir. WALK EIL, the Order of the Day for taking into consideration the Petition against the double Return fur the Rirough of Sahash, was postponed from Tuesday next to Thursday, the 23d of .luly instant, for the purpose •d then prothici , l evidence to chew the ivce,,lty of a further postponement cf the trial of that Petition. Mr. Alderman Shaw presented a Petition from the West India Dock Company, praying fig public aiJ.—Referred to a Consmgtee, m caasider the tn-ttter thereof, and t..) report their opinion to the SteS3Slll. PENswris. Mr. STURGES BOURNE said, that, in order to spew that the pensio:is granted by the Crown did not emount to the sum within which it was li mited by the Mt during Mr. Pitts Administra tion, he shisiald move for the following documents to be laid before the House : An account of the total amount of Potshots charred upon the (: , •st Lott, eitclusive of Penuona W foretd Mottoes, f r o-. ,713 eson to t h e latest portal at which die =area could be meet, out. A liat of ail offices create-1 or metope mace the 20th May. 5404. neldenher i.nmodiately ce trrestrably from the etow: , , stating ice salarl and •tnolunteuti. .the nano.% of the portant appo::.:.:d rn each e t rapa.m..4y..ud t h e data. of such appoetaatrate. A lista all sloes. of *hick toe bottle,* hove base superannuaied, sines the Welt May, 1504, gating the amount t.l the safaris. oeutontted to them, sod this 10,11144 upon whnh.tbry have boo ranted, toe names of th: moons so supiaanuated, and the dams of the.r ttoya-onS 111elti. Oid•fed. EAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. Charles Grant pre ented a Petition from the East lndla Company, praying for leave to bring in a Bill to enable them to nose money by Band, until inch time as they can raise money to the ex tent %hey alriady authorised to do by increasing their Btocle.t • _ _ . On this Petition being read by the Clerk, the Host Member moved, • That it be referred to a Committee of the House. Mr. CREEVEY rose, and stated, that unless this application was made upon the principle of making a full disclosure of the Company's affairs, as is usually done upon the Budget, it could not, in his opinion. be listened to. In the year 1782, au at tempt was made to bring in a Bill, without giving aoy general statement of the Company's affairs in India, upon which General Burgoyne made a mo tion, that a C(1 WI rtee be appointed to examine into the Sr rte of India, which was acceded to, and the pra&z, ;rad never been departed Irons since that time • 0.1. Petition had been presented by Lord Melville, and another by %Ir. Pitt, of a similar na ture with the present one, both of which were dis cussed upon the Budget. A similar procedure was necessary upon the present occasion, the more espe cially when this was the yesr that Lord Melville prediard the East India debt would amount to .54•00,0001. He SAW no r:aron why a disclosure °or India affairs should not take place ; and, there. fore, it the consideration of this Petition was not to be aided by a pri , duttion of those papers which re lated to the East India Budget, be should feel it his duty to oppose it in every possible stage. Mr. ROBERT DUNDAS said, he co. eived &Atm, Gentleman was considerably in mistake. %names lb-which he alluded, the CornpanY. .-- . 'came *to Parliament requesting to raise sums of ~ money beyond what they had it its their poser to rise ; whereas in the fpreseut cast they only now ask to raise by bond, what they have already a li berty to do by increasing their stock. As to what the Honourable Gentleman had stated relative to the necessity of a full disclosure of tk, C .moany's aLits, the motion which had been M.4e. J 4 ap . PRICE STXPESCE. difference that existed. was as to t!..e mode ur foe* • cf proceduVe. It was his intention, this very day or to-morrow. to move for those papers which were accessary for that purpose; the delay in doing so was not attributable to him.. For come years back there had beau an East India Budtret in arrear, a circumstance which she Hon. Gentleman must know perfealy w. 41. Mr. CREEVEY replied. that thispres precisely a similar cam with those that had happened befote. The East India Company stated in their Petition, that by Ad of Parliamen t they had the power of raising money. but in their present circumstances they c-;uld ws Jo so. Mr. P. MOORE thoeght that this application ought to be Dude when the animal Budget, which the House had been accustom-1Z in, came to be discussed. The i aof 1791 limited the East India beads to the amount of 1.390.0001. which was after wards increased ta 3,000,001:11. 'tie East India C , mpany had tLit power of iaereasir.g their capital. 1 bat the All is itaperaties.-14 WA, .:.sainot„,cateed their bonds lieyeeni Area ealli e nts. Mr. WALLACE stated. that she East India Company had certainly already the power I , f rale ine money. but upon this occasion it- lad bees fiend more convenient and expedi, t to Jo 'hat by ano:her inoJt. The 2 etition was then ordered to be referred to a Coma:inns.: upon Friday nest. GALWAY MILL . Mr. ROSE }nought up the Report of the Corn- Metre of Privilege,, to which the ietier ..: G. C. Mills. E:.q. the Member resumed for the Borg' a in the County of Cornwall, and t , e Petitions presented against hint, were referred. ie stated, this they had examined the matte's thereon, and also considered the precedeets upon the Juni nals, and found that he is a Mernher of the House, and is is the custody of Use Marshal of the King's Bench; and farthee. that they had not thought it necessary to examine into the truth of the allegro nom contained in the several Petite.ns, that if proved. they could not alter their deterts.::: and therefore they had resolved. e Teat tee s a id Geroge 4:stymy Mills is entitled to the pr.vilsgcs of the Hoare. and consequently to his discharge " Mr. ROSE then moved, i ..at the House do agree wilt their Committee in said kooluzion." Mr. PETER MOORE, upon the qua ti •ts oars promised ttotst the Clair, rase, and 55 ,4 , th.d .ts • Member of the Committee to whom the .otter a. d petitions were referred, acrd as Member of t'w House, he begged its indulgence, while he stets d a few obsess-4mm. which he cemidered Deco-err y the honour and dignity of the Honse of Comnesos. fle thought, that these were cor.sida..tions of more impert•ece than the %Lae interests set a private in dividual. !lc had ailed as a mediator between Mr. Mills alet his creditors, but his efforts bad proved I ostless, as he ( Mills) had riet" . .hought per . per to abide by is.s Iwo r (.7(.14 i Th e mow 4 .. of the debts due by this Mr. Mills, to the creditors who had already presented petitions to the Cow mince of Privileges, amounted to the sum of 45,0001 and other creditors, to the ams mit of SCOOI. more, were re.tdy to petteon the House. These cre ditors thought, that while the House wete intent upon guarding their own privileges, yet so fa- 'a re 6 aso the public ctedit and e-r6lic bononsethe) were entiatel to the proteßtun of earl'estent. did rut know that lie was to be. a meats,: -4 Otis Counni.te,. till he was salted upon this day therefre, had not had much opportunity of inquiry set consideration; but as far as he had examined the Precedents uponithe Journals, he thought there was not one that awe the case in question, a stated in those Petitions. The Petitions stated, that this Mr. Mills bad obtained a seat in Parliament merely in order to else le the justice of his country, and to de fraud his creditors. He was sorry to say this of a person with whom be had been intimate both in the House and in private life ; but he thought it hie duty, in justice to the country, to be explicit. If the matter was further inquired into, it would be found, that this was a temporary proteetion, ob tained under collusion, to escape justice. and to 'de fraud his creditors. The propositions he had re ceived from Mills himself. his creditors were wisleng to agree to, provided he would not undo them when a Member of Parliament; but this be would nct subscribe to. He ( Mr. Moore) did think, that when some small pensions were attrateing the atten tion of the public, a case so glaring, and an objca of Hub megnitiide as to exceed 30,0001. starlit-. • which creditors can never regain, having peesentso itself before th-m, ought to be looked into before the House proceeded to allow soy individual to viola'e all the torsos of a Court of Judicature. Thar Re pert steted, veer honourably, why they could ei acquiesce with esee Petitions; hut. perhaps. this WWI one of those cases where .oe Right of Privilege ought to be waved, so ea to exclude such an indi vidual from o troteal-n. Mr. 'WOE stated, as a rrecedent for the preseet Report, a cam that he theueht ex4ftly slimier. sir m.ant the ose relative to a Mr. Basset, who, u..,t.!r like circumstances, was found entitled to the ptivi leges of a Member ut the Haase. The Committee certainly thought. that it would only have been a wive of time to discuss the *Negate-tee of the P m . , none after they had obtained sudicient prc-r,sl Mr. •Mtils being a Member of the House, and pre cedents being so tar tallOrfraYm as to his beteg thereby glutted to the esual privileges. Mr. PETEIt Mt,iJ,l i idled, that the sole tab jeegt which Mills had in was collusion to get a seat itt Parliament. and afterwards so get oat of the c....intrv. Mr. C W. W. WYNNE said, that having been also a bleruo....r of the Committee, he agreed v.lt the Report that had been made, but be felt it to cessary to notice what had been said to this heir sa atraprdiaary case. He agreed with the Right • Cvsod•ww4 4gekt —" ,•••• L J ~. :“. 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