The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-07-04 00:00:00

+ti .. This day are published, in One Vol. thick Octavo, price tie. ke boon.. T ECTURES on SCRIPTURE FAC I'S. fir the Rev. VIM. 5E1.4(40 GOLLY Fit Parrted fur the Author; and told ay J Heich.tal, M. , VW, Prceaddi ; T. Conde., Sucklerouvy ; Mamma and Smith, &dieser*, cense; Sumer, HoundrAisel. ; Moore, Peckham , Cote, Greenwich and ail env.' Ft ~.k.dl.rs - Chi, day is pulalithell, price ti the Srcond Frlttenof ALRI - rEx to the H aid Right Rev. the LORD saw! of DUNHAM, Preaideut of •ne 1.4 betletirl in. Clekoltruto the Poor, and t pen. elle and detail of the ettei..., ,, e ones ~.,der rltr Cult•siit 'al toe laartiatesat, fur emnistiNg and rce .aradong tudutt.y, and the relief cud regulettee ••f the Poor. Ky THOMA . : itE RN AR 0, L. Printed for .1 Ilatetterd, ,oitreilet to Her Mep...tv, oppn,t, Piecaddly. Thu dor i. in 4 Vole. small THEFAMILY Si-I,4I4.PEAKE, contenting TvvEN EY PLAN S thio Pub!irs .n the !awn bar rodrorouted to omit ..ver thing ohteh te mint to be teal aicnid, but ottbnut the a.risloo at • single lin, Nei stile Olt good facie' tr....tu!ta eat pnetwel hr J. liat-iurd. lkt, t.ter to U.. Mlles'''. Nn, 19 n. a the 74' Mei OS: 8,1 1 / 4 belle • Ths. day is HI t. • Vt0n....., th• plied • lb- in dol.eyto.l. by pet,uiyai.lo, to the 111 1 :11t lion lady C F'..eh. A N AISHIDGMENT of the RO lAN .L .11. ins FURY, f: ,, nt th, ro.ind.nt oi. of the tne 1),....1ut.n0 .4 the Weetein Empire; laymen on ca;rtliAtai to a•ysyt lII' Menton nv SUM, F ZIECIIIIIOThif . Author .6 rho Hty.e.y of Ertglaa " p intad foy.b.ho Hatehaot, P. KAY -.ley to use Nlaje‘ty, No: 19% ; a.ylG irlit. - &) a puninhird, pore 1.. A LE E'ER from :in IRISH DIGNITARY. to X 1 en EYGLISi 1 CI.E4.GYMA.N, ou the Subject of Tithes Ist Irclan.l. itni , ce has bor•I r iven of an intention to being Stiti ilia of fittstei. iu Inriand, into Joito.si.nt, the above I.ktt , r t. reennamshcLA to tits attenti.ni of all in ou ohs woe to have auth-nt:: information ..n tor very intelestlng , ahje:.l Printed for J•pho H sehani, Bookseller to Her Majesty, do lOU. opposite Mlle. ! , Perearlilly. NIR. PIT r'S PAIW %MEM r taY sTP.ECHES: Ti. dal• is published, +tilers t r perntissilu in on! Oven vale, fort at", I by Communications from disimriatitiod m ogi b c , o f Mtn H .uses of radio rent, w rout Volumes, Syn. rlce Ili bawds, .21 GENUINE and CORREC "17) REPORT of 024 sPc...xHEs el.. RI.:(1r 110,11oUltA IILL WILLIA%I 1l fC. In ttia HOUSE of Ct)t4M.O.S, f , ont itiminams , u, In 17i I. tio 'hectare of Inc fieos9.4l, in lid): _ . _ Naito! ry Lonimats, HaAat. i.e. a ud (>ll., Pc.• nnrF r- NIP ;) Hatch , rd. ncem:,ll; ; st 44 111.fica, Parry, VIII bury. Lt. 404.441 went. Thin dm ..ne. ;nice ts. 6d in hoards. . ATIIEATISE on INDIC EN( E nbibitirg a genre' Virie • f the iliffesont Ranks d s..c.my is. Fng • a..d Wales, *oh E•timat s isf the aeernsol ,, come of e.,t, ea., and trim ran n.et R curets moos% uvula, nem pr.• Duane Litimus sts. inipuivisig the C,in. dstio , i of tits Po ; soduast.g the narorJs ai 11 . 4 . 0 ; r'ne" WI) prcos.ousig thrill/omm. .8 i Security of the L.:Nu/nouns, by an entenmors rd I;.dort+, e. 41 by tae Diminution of 144 • ok sod of Crio . olllol Offrneli Se P. C'JL.QUHUUN. Fag LL D. Peistosi io• .1 ft itemised.'"). Piceacbliv. London. Of whom snag h. bad. Ink.. Re fol. A se* ant aqinnpriate SYSTE M ..1 EDUCATION foo '.O"-tiving Po , r ; a d alto t , e Anthiies oat.er poiaii.477=l.7aimly tmeihed, to our volume 1f...4 is, Ps 41• HE ROMISH cHUILCI4 ; er, An Historical V.: C. al View of some of thy Leading DoVi.n of ths, Chu m h R .me, m a Reties of Discamis,a, preached at ihmksposiraiouttt. in t'm year ISA i being a compilathm bona ..eektte and ellen, inserworso with the **mi.:Pints and Remade , of the Yrs:weber. an! r.ttlalmiqqf a Repiy to Mt Des Mathis** taiuk. en , ,ihol "The Truth ”f • le Catbnitc Rol:glen, poled buns 1410 Hole Roliptarea," walla Notes. ilkalhiquouta e 1 Vor.tat.. kdwir suaeopi hoe opue. LAGTANT Iv the let GEORGE STEVENSON. fel A Tioar of Kftnoe, Curate EN , ,I • ire 111100U1h, eertwn, and fq,meoy Fl ow of swl ten Cul.< gr. ()Void. . - , - - - P 1411•• 01 fu. the Abstr... and .01 , 1 by F. C. bail I flirt:lron. NILO. St. Pin:. („1i...c11-)ard ; and by the Booksellers of oWord. rd•siesstle, .&e ThiS Ly pub.i.11.4, au Tau prom 11. Is. to board. R ECOLLECTIONS of PARIS, in the Years 1,44, :soa n,J 11.'.F:RTuN P-. turd I,r L. , :mirnal, Ilan, It .2,- aiid Orme, Paternoster• M.. P hP. ps.n t., coiteerning Pads, which i• a u• si a•• t •uperier te that which etch traft”cf4 Cs •• 10• see. MC P.. 4 ..,• •• • J vs ell)? 9' curd sense and rcattag. an .• ..1v ra' —itt.inth•tt,ty. He deserves tin all ucce sittm. the ram .0 4.1,1 ti.,t v i e?, el n e t a tatc a tte n ti o n •.4 •obvem.e4 " • Stew. 1004. 11 1 1'• 'V 2,"•• n•.• lonvetiEi Follo, b, F. execattd by cldalent t 111 •. We, G ri•HF..AN!",QLIIIESo:' MAGNA GRiECIA, A d d Lai 0, R; to tl.e Earl ol - Pr W Jan. M A. F A• S. evd C 31114 Pit:r..ti at the Cambiidite. ler L'ung nan. Hurst, iktom, r , ef.roW. It, au ..ai v -• of the -mein of the above %Volt, it up Wt. , • td• .e et • ' , wit it eat an,,,iineerl fir Sul...erimitia sou rl I r eey .iia-tece to (17 , ,,y the es peilee a"e44l.if IN.. Publication. Th. 4..ihor vra• therefore under tie r hwilt the ulaurit.itoit when the number of ,tineisitt,ol lo its. The Sebaeribers are teqeetted In yn.i to the several WW.kaelle,a eit:s tehrins they TIIC•• LAI:. S. , n 1 to pat n• of their tutt•eruptaon th , .r ,pies t 4tr hot the lottserthere as Coln. Melt rio•t• Of •••ii either petuelitily Of by letter to the Ai. neg. are mot ,te.l towns to !.is Kna...41- , Tua The Author will feel himself a: [Pirtle a, dryote of v.ieh opt o ,n.eeptes at an 11 , reinallted min atm/ the time of publication, 1, e. ,••••kof t - 1:: L5...1 .6. Written by W1 1 .1.t TOOK Pit S. M. , •.:a..t of the Ilerr , ll e S•i• 11. e.,.a1 f t*.ne piC,4l S.r , tv • tit I'. ,rshere;l: I.V 11:- . .V ..! rtu lILTSFIAN EMCIRE dur;ng l'at 1.7‘. •.. ot the Zightreet.:.• .r•ort,ice. r•fror • flo• K7rtlt M.ll 6 4 , r; •tai•at, MA tiff', kollgiuo, TA 'eh% utte!.• Sr,.i, 1: .or M.VenUe. • 4c , u: • R. Nestor. t. 'lt /61 t • •11, kb?, :••• a, I k tines, su.3l.rf-V.•i. I, I c 11- 61 so 1 oaf., 2 A I:!.:Toizy n; u.e Er.taorts.• neat of Monlfelty 1 O rr Kura t,. t . .e OR ti C0r..11161t J. ill V.I.S. Vt 6. We.l Chi Flrtfal..., ukvaval tram • Sum ..1 M" lass. P. • ho,, _ U 111,01.1i1 ENtratssui R 1 bsll. lt. tron.s.let.ble Itni.r..tetber tot; tt. J IN h a.J. ; woth elwren I 1.310Ve 8141.11 , P1 Pale! 4. T. .•yer tea i.eo Ptibiw ; r- 1i:4010.4,4 asld A cured Map ..t t I' f.Rstit:btGg ; tow the ?hr. lit 0 , .. • ..ge V. 4. & emh.11:14.4 Ise ei P P.K• I**. word,. lidta, Orni e.te,ussupw. .1••• • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LO:IDS..-Fata.tv..T4Ar S. The Earl of Galloway took the usual oaths and his seat. The order of the die, for taking into considera tion His Majesty's Message, respelling an annuity to Mrior-General Sir J. Stuart, beirg read, L rd HAWK E"BURY iose, and said, it would not be necessary fer him to make many 'thierratior. u p o n this su bj e a. Tne pradice of apptopti.iiiig rewords to persons des-rving of them had been bpr well established, for the last ten or 15 years, to need any comment nt his ; nor :hold i he feel it necessary to say mot • on t'• • it occasioa„ than to advert to the rrlnrintis and &tit v.. via •ty ' , Stained by this galtant OiliCei over a very I.l:3eriot • , eneh lots* an aft wh:ci not only deterred the ti,•nit marked al probatlon of his cm:nut:len, brit, as a memorial of his services, that he she old ihe triSq•• dit to his superior merits His Lo:dship concluckd by "An tin:a )'e Ad :re.s rn tsLysty. returning Tirane* for his eraci u. Message, pressive of the cheerful concurrence of that • •,t in re'' ArkiinZso brave and d-vinguillred an elk et " Ibis motion was then put and carried ava. —The Ad , ,ess was then ordered to be presented by the Lord. of t he white wand. Lord HOLLAND presented several P..titions floes persons confined in she seveiel G.. 1. oi• Chelmsford. Durham. 80111111/Pli in Yorkshire, Wa - wick, the Fleet Prison, the Four Cour- Marshalsea in Drabbn, Worces:er Castle, and Giltsput-street Comptes., praying the revisal cf the Law. between Debtor and Creditor His Lordship also presented several Petitions from individual debtors ; but as all Petitions praying the benefit of a general law re quired to be signed by a number of persons collec tively, his Lordship withdrew these Petitions, ob sertng, that as the House was already in posses sion of this suibjetst, in consequence I t the inter ference of a Noble Friend of his (the Earl of M , rira), it was not necessary . for him to take up the time of the House with any observations. These Petitions being read, were ordered to lie on the Table. • Several private Petitions were presented. and some private Bills went through their respeftive stages. After which the House adjourned until to-motrow (this day). '7. rh.l.ivir ..f c.:T• I T'lr Ynarth t••••t lost' Volil 11,0 t• - .1. i.. 10 tloyant P. t , r, sod a, the Gr •t :er. r. Tx" of 4. The PI, I I AP. of solo of `.t. , ren lists Mrs. , an' t nr. Ph InUtssd f•• L4:414.13, HOUSE 07 CJIANIONS. Dins saw Members cook the Oaths and their watt. Mr. Jenkinvm brought in the Bill for the better repulation of the Dover Pilotage. It was read a first time. Mr. 111./Lentie sb rought in a Bill for the Improve ment of the Harbour of kla aick-upon-Twee.l. It was read a first 60111. _ Mr. Long presented the Extraotdinaries of the Army for we last CM'. Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE save notice. that it wat his intention, on next Molelay, to move that a return should be mad' , to the Home, of the NAmes of those Field Officers appointed to the Is. speaion of the Corps of Volunteers. together with a list of the l o ieutroaat-Coionels and Majors now on half-par • Lord MILTON moved, , 1 That there be laid before the House ea Account of all Woot im ported into England since the Year 1780, distin guishing each Year."—Ordered. • COMMISSIONERS OF MILITARY INQUIRY. Mr. CA LC RAFT declared his wisn to know from the Right Hon. Gentlemen on the opposite beach. whether it was their intention to renew the Bill authorising the Board of Commissioners of Military Report. The authority of that Board would cease in about sis weeks. and therefore he was anxious to know the decision of His Majesty's Ministers. Because, it it was not their intention to revive that Alt. he pledged himself to bring forward a motion and Bill to th..t effeet. ..... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answered, that His Majesty's Government hed ap plied to the Commissioners of Military Report, to ascertain their opinion as to the extent to which thAr labours might probably run. Upon the suggestion they should receive from them, the pre•ent Ministers were determined to aft, and to revive the Bill for the length of tiro: whith the Comnais.ioners them selves might suppose net.essary. SALT NSI-1 ELECTION. Mr. FREZMAN ME gave notice, that he wool!, on ti.-morrow, move for the postponement of the order for the Saltash Committee, which *too,' for Monday stonnight, until th• next Session. The American Commercial Regulation Bill wa4 read a second time, and ordered to be committed. Upon the order of the day ben g read, for the House resolving i'self into a Committee on the Bill for resttiAing the Grant; of Reversions for life, Mr. BANKES informed the House, that from some unforeseen, and to him unit clown, circumstance, the Bill teal ant ready to be delivered to the Mem- berg. tnerefore he movA," Tha: the commat al of tl:i► Bill be Rost pone.' until Tuesday nest.''—Ordered. Mu. liuskisson pecuented tL. Estimates of the expense accuuing ham the appointment of In 'peeling le mid-officers of Volunteers; together with the account of expense aritiog from the additional pay, given to the Volunteers.—Ordered to lie on the table. THE LATE. TORO CHANCELLOR Or IRELAND Mr. HUSKISSON expressed great regret in not seeing in his place the Noble Lord (llowick), who had, in the debate of Last night, replied to the ob. I servations ;Mich lie had thought it his duty to make, relative to the omitsion of an ordinary clause in the memorial conferring upon 1 1 1 r. Ponsouby the usual pension to which we Lord Chancellor WAS entitled upon his removal frnm office. From circumstances with which he had become acquainted, be was lolly convinced Cast the nmissinn *rose solely fr , ius MrstAke. There was not is the House any person Iris disputed than himself to cast unmerited stigtnaup.in buy charaifter in society, much less upon so distin guished a 'la! as that cf Mr. Pon-..ntsi. The fad turned oat to be, that though in the Nlemorial Made out here, asd transmitted to the Irish Treasury, the claose.of litnnation was omitted, yet, in the second Memorial issuing from the Irish Treasury. it WA4 s malady inserted, and of cushe fully peuved. that no =proper intention was manifested by ttie Ad iiimistration which minted it, or the person upon wi one it was coaferresl. %Veen sucho conritaion, h. thought it due to the House, to the country, to the disiingnished iodividnal alltidt-d to, and to himself, not to lose a moment iti making this declaration. 11.• therefore moved, o That the orJer for pro• dicing a copy of the Memorial for granting the usual pension to the iii I tin. George ronsonhy, I ate Lord Chancellor of IreLod, be discharged.”— dared. ea the order n 1 the Jay fir the third reading of the Irish Cintnms ii•lltieins; rend. Sir JOHN NF.IV FORT woltinl to impress upcn the House, t h at by the rnad:mnit of this Bill. and in cons-qttence of the 1 ite dinoluti m, dude. to the amount of ••.! o,onol. would he AbAndonied, unless it wit determined. in the Ways and Nlettes of the ysnr, to compensate for that deficiency by some at present unfor eseen suri‘;us. Mr Ft)S all. said, it did not follow that be would, by any provision iti the present Bill, he pre 'ode! from adontieac on soy future occasion those duties, if their ad .pfi in ni•yeated A dris 'hie. Ile Bill %vat then real a third time aid passed. Viscount HOW!, K tine. to con•equence of having. since he had ent, red the Hme. reef 'teed 'n timation of what had fallen tr , ,n , Hm. Gentle man opposite (Mr. Husk' sin) via:tee to tae •charge that Gentleman had last night made on the pension granted to his d:stingui.hed relative, the late Chancellor to Ireland. He could assure the H use, that from the moment he left the H too last n•got, he had lost no time in obtaining the fullest irslor lion on the subjea. lie had see the disringunhed eharader alluded to, who was not less surprised than himself on the recital of the charge which had hero insinuated. It was the connitlion of Mr. Ponsern;y, that the grant was conveyed in the ordinary man ner, and subject to the usual limitations. Ile could not then positively acquaint himself with the exaa certainty, as he had totally left the perusal of the Memorial to the Attorney-General of Ireland. and had nest the instrument at present with hiss in the country. At all events, he wished it to be pos; tuiderstond, that it never was in his contempla tnm to enjoy any unconditional or unusual pain, and expressed Lis determination of immediately writing to Lord Hawkesbury to have the Memorial revised. and if defe.live, to have the clawe of li mitation immediate'? added. When he spoke of the high charafter of Mr. Ponsonny, he had only to appeal to the whole Irish people, he had to appeal to any of the members ot the Irish Bar, it they were at present in the House, whether Cher. ever was a Chancellor in that country who discharged the duties of his dignified situation with more inteqrity, more professional knowledge, or greater general satishalioo ? O s his promotion to that 0:- ice there was nn artear of notices for six years ; there vipre untried 4.27 causes, and near 600 notices =disposed of. During the short period in which inby sat on that Bench, he disposed of the whole of the notice., aad reduced the =tuber of un decided cause* to 1 , 00 t at the ume time that he got rid of all the current and growing bu.iness of that Court. He, therefore. put it to the Gentlemen op posit., whether it would not be more candid first to ' inquire, before they were induced to indulge in such unsuppotted insinuations ? Mr. HUSKISSON explained, and r!capitulated 6.: reasons whio induced him to make any obsein yeti's at first up% this subjen. RECRUITING OF THE ARMY. General FITZP ATiLICK mose3, - That there be laid on the Table a comps:alive return of men r.cruitod during the years IFAA-6."—Ordered. rhe Honourable General wished tabs informed.whether it was intended to revive the Bill introduced last Session, enabling half-pay officer* to receive their psy in the distrifis whore th-y reside ? The SSCRE CARY at WMt declared, that it was his inclinatioo and intention to bring It again before the House. STATE OF THE NATION Mr. WEI that in consequence of some misconception, a report had gone abroad, that he intended to postponebis promised motionon the State of the Nation. He never entertained such an intention, and his übjea in then rising was to as sure the lions., that he would bring turward that motion on Monday next. Pursuant to the Order of the Day, the Home resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, when the fallowing Estimates %vete voted : NAVY tSI'IMATEs. _ Resolved, that there i;;;ai,e --- cl, for the service of the present year, for the service of the itlyal N.ivy, 130,000 gearnen, including 31,40 - ) Royal Marines, and for which the following slims were voted : For 13 ntoothb subsistence, at 1117 s per man L 4126,5'0 For wear and tear b.t shit's . . . 570,000 Advanced for tea a cm e° • . . 414,500 Repairing et Kingships . . 2.134,903 Hire of transports . . . 1,300,000 Sick and wounded . . . ani,ooo Prisoners of war at home and abroad . . 130,000 ARMY EsTisck ITS. That there be raised for the service n Fiis Ma jesty (13,79 i effeetive meta ; f..t which the following cum. were voted — For Guards sod Garr ~<s h e For the Pianissimi, F.o ecto.ting aro Centiazencote F•o Lirtgeows for t For roc %blase For Corrtiosmovies • rt. f.th.reg• of Clothing Vol Sup.otrmosty Officals For Allowanc. For Subsishowe For Itet: piv Officals F.rr Itailerecl Officers For Half-pay Officers is Ant. liCa 1 , ..1041t.P.11113..111rt0 Cliel•C.l For Kihrr.rinh,to dosprial Fur Foreog C rp• F•rt Royal !Mhtotary Collogs Fur Royal Marine Mylusi For. General Officers lot learrarks I. 431.60 0 6 VC.09.143 0 1) 11:11411 0 U . 14.t14 0 10 . 111411,,Y• 17 6 . 2,493,644 • .b sti,lss • • . 197,4)7'17 4 . 34,443 II 0 2V14111 0 • . 11 4 4,95 t 1 0.:43 0 • • 4,410 41 0 46.339 0 0 4134:911 0 0 • •01,540 0 0" 11,179 0 • • 01,21/ 0 0 18,401 0 u 460,4J0 0 0 OR DN ANC E ESTIMATES. Fee Land Serve in Ci,e.o &IMO,. 1..11,1171,197 0 0 F. Fagpot. enireevided fit tile Years 5. :3 1,4430 0 0 111.4 and 6 4 eb , ..:,52, U o F.r 00Iaence Service in 1re1a..41 . . 1171,'!4i 0 0 ... . . _ . . Repotts ordered to be receiveJ to-morrow, antl. to be taken Lao eonsidesalion nn hionday nest. Kiltnair:ham Knpital Rill was real a be:on time. aid ordered to be enasmitteJ to-morrow. PA:INELL gave notice, this he aoold, oA Tuta.isy twat, niove toe Cie proct:tat...n tit a copy t t the Memorial sent 1 ..,y the Bankers of the City London, to the Posimistrr-Geoeral in Ireland, respea to the miscarriage of letters, wial bank incloburcs. On the gicler of the day for the House re.r.iri, it , elt ir.to rCommittce on the American Iniv rcou , 11. Toe Hon. Mr. EDEN renewed hi s obi-oimi the , ystein *An+ the pte , ent Government bad t e: mined t, Adopt, with respeo to tom tra. l 4 vhd, ArneticA; the!. some few ob.erestions from Mr. g o y Vt.: %mit H.,xiek, and Mr. P..- the Bill w e: through d Committ‹e, end the repots was urdet, fos r. -mm row. slin Paving Bill repsrt wa; brought up and Agreed to.—Adjsuriied THE BRITISH PRES, LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 4. The Ministerial Prints are grown ashamed of ti.; attacks which they have been long in the habit .4 making upon the honesty and integity of the la Ministers, and are now crying out for an end to b e Put to this ilium] of wanton accusation. Irtieed it s fuli tins . Lord Cu s Lass's pelsion, one of the cliarg.l against the late Ministers, has been exp l a i ne d i n way much to their honour; and Mr. Hutausson very candidly adnutted, last night, tha: the charge which he had made upon the subjeft of the late Irilh LOAD CIIANCALLOK'S • Pension, WAS kanded in error. The second Division of the Expedition, which from the Downs, on Wednesday morn;ng, was detained off Rating:or, until'Thursday men. ing, when the wind becoming favourable, h pro ceeded for its destination, and was soon our i'gi.t. —lt contdsred of 109 transports. under cri.r.l of three gua-brigs. No further in:elligence has teen received tesreN ing the reported revolution at Consuustinopie. Yestrrday•ll•Court of l)ireflors was he at r:,t East iniLa douse, when the undermentiored Ca C. rain. were sworn into the command of thir rpective ships, vis.—Captain Jolla Eer; f orb, I hava. M tdras and Bengal ; 11141tY ears, Sir Wiliam ParifFney, Bombs. dires.-1•:m Court adjourned at 1; o'clock, till 'euerclay The ballot, yesterday, at the East India was respeflably attended. and the quesz.in w.tt carried in favour of Mr. Ries taw ionasotei. r.- turn to Bengal, with This rank; in the Curnval..i's service. Sir Hotta POP It All attended, on Thursday, at t: Admiralty, prev'ms to his having town to t.ori upon him the cotumand to wh,ch be was lately ay. pointed. On Friday last the Visitor of F.zeter Colter (Dr. J. FISHY", Bishop of the Diocese), determined we appeal. rezpetling the last eledion torn 1410%;%•?, favour of Mr. Pallas, and ordered that he be accoedingly admitted to the same rank Ar.J viiet-s he wculd have enjoyed hdill be clezlar eleSed at the time. 'rho appeal was desermined os the ground that Mr. Ba•DFolliii were not coned. Thursday T the new Committee of Finance rat for the first time. The business *of the day was con. fined to an inquiry into the state of the monied transaaions between GovAnment and the Boot .0 England, when it aopeared thdt the latter sitriesa no I‘us than One Million One Hundred and Fitt/ Thous end Pounds isum Agency and 'lnterest as the public money, Sic. that pass unJer their dire:lion. It appears trcm an account la;t1 before the JIM* of Commons. that the number of private Bins in their progress through the H-use of Commnos, on the 27th of April, the day of the dissol4tian ri Parliament, amounted to 13d. This account Jove not include the Petitions presented is the last Sea sion of Parliament, upon which no Bill was beoughc in, on or before the 26th day of March t that ag ing, by Order of the House, the last day for receis. ing Private Bills ; which Petitions amounted to SO.—Nor does it include the 5 &its brought tons the LorJs, and depending In the House of Comenost. The art of Newspaper put Eng seas never earned to so high a pitch as at the present moment. Ova' pt the Evening Prints has, within these few shy., employed persons to d—n it into not i c e ri?ors ad the dead walls in Landon and Westrnipvcr. It has been stated, that a letter from Loningsbe:‘, of the 17th last, had reached town, at whic•• slate der French had not appeavd beforsthat city battle of the 14th. was far from bvil but not having been able to tr..et the aud.-rf.c source, we did not notice it. litre that ro such 1-tter has beta rev tl,r 14111 e time adhere to our origin/ spealng the result of the battle of the the accounts that have been received we see nothing that marks it as more the Russians than the battle of Eylea• eite.:eded by a series of minor engagements the Russtacs coustantly retreated, and wet, fought et nearly the same distavy ntngsberg. the gi and /rpm of the and m igssines. That city being 00 miles distant hum the scene of *Zhou nothing but the interposition of the as after the battle of itylau, could her French from advancing on the 15th is There was no other obstacle to pre' wets. If tried they bad not appear c•ty to late AS the 17th, it would be donee of the relstemee of that obittai thee follow of course. that the bats if not adlually, a drawn battle; en* that the loss on both sides was Dew The alleged left-r of the 17th. therefore , in rad, wot.ld justify, the inJulgett expeaatioas. but until fully autnearact be viewed with a degree of caution to tie important erg:sequences &di contenu. 4 7 o dwin cour mts to d vo i d s Row % I went ram ed ht up of ti; ibit be lot I to b e ed it harps I in a ssom charge re lam ended which no'rrig. men.. h po- w! of cri.vny tyl and thumbs Icing dtcisite; t report to el t. Wettill teeired, bat sc ral op'zion ro- t 14th. in a of that let'. re ( h.e.,trout a. Moth , '' .flaeDtl 10 w,..1 ad bon) Wu,. time froto It P. Russian got s 15 Eslg" to pa t he li.s• r Ratan am:. y e p re ventede td toni:-.gebre retest their F• 'red betas or c:,ne.a,tve • , acle. it sc. , - 4 the %rad race r 10.1 coosogicaa neatly gore. sf ford . Tice of onion [located it w- in proPolil ls ` t dul.rble ltoos