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Calf, slit, a new arid enlarged Edition, reeved to the Ist of March , of ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE or CON AtOtiti ; cnnuining brief but correlt of The Live., the Family and Party Conneet.ons, the bolt tonal Ciiarsaor and Conduet, awl other uwful and satisiaaury t'drt,cul in relative to all the Members of the present COTO/100 flange rif Pa•liammis; drawn up and printed as a C innahnin to the eni,t Kalendars and the Fackat Pasta's*. ranted for Richard Flu:lips, 110. b, Bridge...tiers, Wadi fri ; and to be had of all Rookbillert. whom may ba had, in Nine Volumes, complete, or eithor V01...5- senerately, MFMOIRS of 111141,112. t'llA kAC l'Eßti, between the Year. 17911 avA 11107. (id. per Vulpine, an Utmildf, eestw.'ithed with Pnatee" HUQ s WLNIAA A P BATH. I R. ktioli FublisherOf WIN. ATI TER at BA Ina read with morphs, and indigo... *ion the imbecile attempts of an envious and contemporary Itiv;l, in Tot !Saivism Psau of Thursday, to mbar his pro fessional rectitude ; but, milifiettit in the pat ~,,, age of the Public to proteet s. Wort 3 of Merit," such as lie ii.odu..usly me,iares for tocir entertainment, and relying on tile Est - Limbed Reputation" cf the Authoress, M:s. !hybrid, a, a puss, elatsical, arid chaste delete, he waves defiance at tie malignity that threateni s. I.”gal Prosecution," and Illrite‘ ti.e l'tddsc is exped • Second Edition of Ills WIN rut A r ATII, very soon, the Ant being needy disposed of. N B. The Name of the Authoress is prefixed to Hug'ies's Edition And in a few days, a most interesting N .eel, called The INFIDEL. MOTIIfp.R ; or, Three Winters la LOlOO4l w h ic h a ' , main Mystanoo. and " DELICATE " Affair is Meet filly explained, will b: ready for delivery to the no. merow demands made for it Hughes informs Country IR iokselleet, that his public rtiom ere only to be had of hint , and of Messrs. Longni.ni and Petereeeter•rhw. The SUMMER at BRIUII fON, 3d Edition, in 4 Vols. mr. .1. 0 week, to he had as above. t i t li ‘gmere street, Aeril . r r- PROM"SATIIRDAI NIGHT'S GAZETTE. i --- •••111.0.—.... •• I . . . . Al tie Counat tht alPeO'iriflCS, the of April, IBM, PIM-VENT, • , ill KING'S Ikt:A! rut -I;rit Majesty ht ‘C•nsti , if, Rig M.e!esty, sit Coinicil, 111%, this day gracious y ple.i 4 ud to ' deliver ihe Groat Seal to the diva lionnurA e ',Ail., Lord 111.14,1, whe.eupon this Oath ut Lord fligh Chant: 11w of G , isat Britain was, by fits Majesty'. Cuiumita.l, aaLiiiiii.toted to Li. Loti•hip, and his Lord.hy took hic p ace at the Board stead • ingly. Thit illy his Grace Chairs DLO eof Richmond aid f,enox, wpm, by its Majesty's Command, sworn of It i. M ii -44% NI i 4 Ho:m.l.'6ls Privy Council, and took his place at the B .aid occortaintly. His Majesty, in Council, -ves this diy rl,3,ed to dm Lire hi, ascii Charles Mk. of ttichinand and Len ix, 1, 1 ,,,,—..nr. 1 fleueral aril Oeneral , Govornor of that part of thus i ,ited Kingdom calted Ireland. Downißc-street. April 3, 1110/. Raton Rehausen, FIN SMeAhII M ijasty's slinkier Pleilino tettiary at this Coon, has this day delivered to the Right Ho neuralge George Canning, His aijesty's Prim:pal Secretary of State Ne FOteign ARaits, a note, of which tile fiillowing is a translation, Mlllotinc.nq the Stockade of the litter l'eeue, by the naval toices of His Saedish Majesty. TRANSFAT ON. The endersign• d Afwastcr Plnaupotentiary from His Nl:seedy the king of Seed•n, has rust received Orders from his Cooir, to acquaint His Britannic MAiCitt ., Mini,try, that in order to prow.t the commerce of the H :Ric, and for other ►Military ma sots, thy Majesty has judges it indispensable to cans • the Mouth of the River Peene to be blockaded by a soffit ant force in the most rigorous manner, so as to prevent any saw sets front grog to Anclam, Wolgast, Stettin, Sc. or Erin, corning from any of Incise Ports and that therefore the Mout:i atlas River Peene es, and must be considered from this time, as being in a state ..f blockade. In acquitting himself of this order, the Undersigned hat the honour to assure his Excellency ttr. Canning, of the taunt, of Ins high consideration. (Signed) G. M. REIJAUSEN. Piccadilly, 3d April, 1507. II hireinto Ap it 3, 1907. The King has been pie to appoint Joseph Hunt, Esq. to be freasurer of the Vid:tance. II April 4, I ao. The Shag has been grat.twusly pleased, by WVTOW under Royal h.griet And Situ l'ilanual, bearing date the :Rah day of I.st, to grant out., the Low 04 Instituti , ni his Royal License and Authorty to bear certain imerial Ensigns, toge ther with Sup; esters on their common Seal, Slitelts, Banners, or otherwise, provided OEy sainc be fast duly .::teilip:roed a e. cording to the Laws of Arm;, and recorded in the herald's °lice, otherwise Hi. Majesty's said License and Peraitotors to be void and of none effeft. _ . . . _ The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity n( an Earl of the United Kulptont of Great and Ireland, to the Right Honourable %Vilna.. Nri,c.oint Lowther, and the M.de of hit holy lawfully begotten, by the Name, Style, alma Title of Earl of Lonulale, in the County of Weetruoreland. The King has been pleated al 'nom' Hu C.f.ce James 14..ke of Mntittute, Knight of the Mutt Anetent Under of the Thietle, to be Master of the Hone to His Majesty. The king hav been pleased to constitute mad appoint the It.glit Honourable Wort , Baron Mulvey, ; Junes Gausbier, Esq. Admiral of the Blue Squadron of Ho Weary . - Fleet; Su Ricneril litekerton, Hart Vier Admiral of the White Squado.t of lie hl.ll,sti's Fleet ; W6liam Johnstone Hor , and Rotieet Ward, Fops. ; the Right Honourable Henrs John Viscuuot Pennington ; and Janus Boller, Esq. to be Hue Ma jreay's Commissonneis (or executing the Office rat %dint rat of the United R.ogrhon ..f Great Hr.tain and Ireland, era: the Donsionst., la:and., and Territoro-a trieretimn tvlottgaig. The K„,p has oecti pleased to eon:mute and app ..rat the R , ght Honourable holrat Mates ; the Right I loam: •e John Jeflnityr, Earl Canid.h, Knight of the A4••••t Nlll4l, • r of the Garter, President of His M jetty'e Conned; no, Horinureble Rtypert Menke*, Lord H _okesibiler ; the night Horioniable Henry Robert Stewart tr outflow, call 4 %. ,scount Castlereagh); and the Right Hortionalhe George tanning, Hit Majesty's Three Principal hateteries co Sate; Flys Grace Widiam Henry Cavendish, Duke of P , Knight of the Plot Noble Order of the Getter, Foes C.Llilloissioner of Hue Treasury ; the it l i olt H mou.atne S, ...We , Perces A, Cliesecellor mad U....1er Treasurer 44 Ho hf yo.ti , X Eacheqtatri Goole l'arcy, E-1. (totaitertiery called Lewd Loraine) ; tire Right Honourable Te winsouth ; the Right Ho noureLle Thomas `th'a: ace, eon U. pa Joluutorie, RN_ to he Hie Istaiertv's Coahnisooners No the MettAgesttent of the At fairs of India. THE - S - 01001. OF PITT. It has been observed, that former Administra• Lions have been distinguished by some particular name; such as " the ROCKINGHAM AdminiAra- Lion," " the GRINVILLE Administration," &c. ; but that the New Nlii:istry is a mere sine no- mine vidgus, de.swute of the ap'ffirraia sisentaais to disctiminate it from any ordinary set of po liticians. The Ministerial Prints have, how•cver, glossed over this great deice, by denominating the New Ministry, " The School sif PITT."— This new-fangled phrase has been bandied about among the time-servers, with so much zeal and perseverance, we should not be surprised if they have really persuaded themselves that it means something more than a vais empty title, for ehe purpose of imposing upen the ignorant, the thoughtless, and the superficial. We have read of the school of PLATO, the school of Z moo, the school of ARISTIPPUS. These great masters taught and maintained parti:uler tenets and prin. ciples, and 'night be considered the heads of so many setts; like Ito wt. riu ILr.t, and the late Mr. Wsscev. The scholars imitated the masters. In the same way, lit the Fine Arts, the arts of paint ing and sculpture. we have herd of the schools of Pll MIAS and PR AXITILLI, the schools of Tii iAN and VA ; and, speaking more ge nerally, the Flemish and the Italian schools. Ti e.se epithets merely designate certain Artists, who, forming themselves upon the principles of some great Master in these re.peaive arts, imitate his manner and style of colouring, and place their fame in their approximation to thche works. which they have been tang!:; to regard as models of isolation. 1 he three great questions or leading principles of Mr. Pit's political lite, as laid down by Lord (;sENv,LLa, is his explanation on Thursday se'nnight in the House of Lords, were the Sinking Fund, the Abolition of the Slave Trade, ar.d the Catholic Question. Lot us then try the &hese and propriety of the title, The School of Pit Ire " ILO applied to the New Miaittry. in relation to thew prin ciples. The New Ministry consists of the following persons: the Duke of Perri/IND, Lord liawkits• . lIV IY,VISCOMII CAST LEI TA '3U,LONI F.LneN,Elrln: CHAT its ea, Earl df W ESTYORLLAND, Lord 114t1L GRA4/4 MrA I LIICIVAL, Earl of ell Netts, arid . / .1 .!.r. CANNING. Now of these, several, viz. the Fatal of WE!TNIURELAND, I.Nrd lINArICLSIteItY, kc. were distinguished by their opposition to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and the whole of them are piedged to oppose the Catholic Question Seven of them also were Cabinet Members with Mr. or. ,eit; roN, now Viscount Stnnoc rs, when Mr. Pi rT Opposed that NlthiStry, and el.- erted all his strength to remove them, as per sons uttctly unfit, front incapacity l , folly, and weakness, to III! that great and important station. They Tutus: then have been dunces, or very refraaory scholars ; but, in either eve• t, how men, who spent their political lives in opposition to Mr. Pit is principles, can, with propriety, catl themselves the pupils of this great man, we are to tally at a loss to discover. The veriest empiric in •he country, who would impose his trash as some esteemed patent med:c:ite, takes care to give it the colour and appearance ut the genuine composition. So MIlv:1, then, for those who would insinuate, that the Pottland stone is Patian rarible, fashioned into almost life, under the chissel of the Ingenious sculptor, Pi Tr ; and the lamp black and ruddle of Mr. CAN• NINA, the glowing colors of this political Ti !lAN. But, however ridiculous this jargon, 46 The school of PITT," may be found, when brought to the test, those who are acqoainted with the source in which it originated, are we:l aware that it was in tended to answer a pat ticular object. Where was the audio, where was the school in which this (amens master, the lire, great, high-spirited, anti eloquent Mr. PITT, taught? The House of Comumas.--IVlio were his scholars ? Tire Member; of the House of Commons, and all the strangers whom the Gallery contains. No— thanks to the Art of Printing—thanks to the Liberty of the Press—England, Europe, the world, are the pupils and scholars of these great masters, Mr. PITT and Mr. Fox, as much as Counsellor Peaces , a, and Mr. CANNING. Is the House of Commons, their great poli tical principles, foreign and domestic, military arid financial, were taught and enforced, with all the `ewers of eloquence and argument; and the stranger who could obtain a back seat in the Gal lery, had just as good an opportunity of learning, as Mr. CANNING, seated upon one of the Benches of Rotten-row. But if this phrase " The School of PITT," be so egregiously wrong, why has it been introduced ? We answer, that it has been echoed and re-echoed as a puff oblique for Mr. CA NNIa G. Mr. Castartso, it is well known, aaed as a sort of flapper toldr. PITT. He had access to the awl Ita semipro fonds, and his Parasites would insinuate, that, in a private dozing moment, he caught a few straggling ideas of that great man ; that he is, in fattl, in possession or some designs, some etchings. outlines, and drawings, which that great Master lett imperfect; and to which this young Artist will give the finishing touch. In fact, they would represent Mr.' Pier as a hermit who taught this young Nueva!, exclusively, his whole art and trade, in some lone retreat ; or, to come to a dosser parallel, they would assimilate Mr. PITT an.: Mt. Camaino, to MANOMIT and his Magpie; or, as some say, Pigeon,the sole depository of the Prophet's secrets. In every point of view, then, this phrase, " The School of Peri," as descriptive of the present Ministers, is one of the most fulsome and disgusting efforts of servile Butery, that has for a long time disgraced the public press. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Arm G. -......-. We have received Dutch Papers to the 30th ult. They do not, however, present any intelligence of importance. AU the disposable troops in Holland have been ordered to the army, and the Burghers, in many places, have been obliged to furnish the city guards. 7/u Rotte,iLimt Gazette, of the 29th, states, that the 2d battalion of the 6th regiment, and the 3.1 battalion of the 3d, in garrison at the llAgue, had, on the With and eith, marched for Poland, as had a corps of Yagers from Daven• ter, &c. A vessel arrived on Saturday in the River from Danrzic, which place she left on the 19th last. Ar ti.at date no accounts had reached that city rf anions between the hostile armies, subsequent to the affair in the neighbourhood of Guttstadt ; in which the French, notwithstanding their Assertions to the contrary, were repulsed with loss. me corps of french troops had appeared before D Antzie, early in March; hut on the 10th of that month a smart affair took place, near the village of Rosenberg, in which the French lost 130 men prisoners; 13 Germane, a* i swine Poles were likewise taken, anal abaut 100 were killed. Another affair, with a Ike occurred Elm day after, oa Vat i „ 11.ustpt. Sattlid.ty levet:ll t tan . ports vrereenv.r.H vcrnincnt kr the r.onv e y anct o f troops. 1, 1 ,, tl,at the set vice is tut 4distant o ne , as the a:,. instances for !brie rsio.iths t,r;. a) mt in any case excees! is mraap s . 11 e butt 11 , ald has cifeard a cotisideraLle redo ; ; the usnal charge for transports: Are allowed I9‘. per ton; wooden she4the,l I n k ; an d singk bottom 13s. orgy. stood in the City, that transports are st.,t. e i £3,000 men. Some of the Papers have fallen into 3 ri!i: error, and announce] a aicil war in Ammo, the authority of Kew York Papers, of Jasnaerl ani.ouncing the treason 'hie designs 40 , 1 :;„ i;.;hintt thy Union. The conduit of Bus f l. „ the subj:±l of pchlic anxiety and spetulnw r ,,, United SEitr, tor several nsanths past, K., i w: : . been loag in p3ssc,sion of Nnv York t , 25th of February, from which we have r s vyral ertrals. The New York Papers of .!, z . the contents of which are now giveo it the p to which we allude, as nev.-s, were received hl nearly a month ago. We have been assured by the this; Ministerial '.."tints, that Addresses were to pour without delay, from all parts of the I. 7 oited gi dom, congratulating fits LaTT of ch . .„ of Ministry. In this pious and pa ttict:: land, we were told, would take the lead, Ct..l . the temper and tone of the day to the tett st United Kingecni. In this, howeeer, tht terial Prints have most grossly abused :••se Psa Nut one Addreit to Nu Majesty, etneretl', l upon 4e, ,iange of Mia:shy, bas deem led Ilemee.l, frail/ ur ,jace, ,/loostle meanest and ma tre.oy rcogli as the Unaed Kingdoms. The county of F• managh, as we stated in a former paper, and • county of Donegal, have both instruCtsd • Representatives to resist any timber indulgent: the Catholics ; but they do not contt;n one um upon the subj.& of the change of Ministry. r two ccun:ies are contiguous, in the North of Ire and are irhblbed with a more than ordinary go. • of the Orange spirit. As to Scotland, Sawed night's Gazette pompously annolnces an Addle,' Thanks to His Mains . Y from .:le Provost, trates, and Council of the City Aberdeen, • His Mads.st v's tender solicitude tot nsmit our excellent Constitution to succeeding % leo. tions. MI one word, however, do we find in\ Address of the Corporation of a kr-A•two. your of the change of Ministry. Upon a cow rison then, of the Irish with the Scotch proceed , ri in this case, and taking the distance also into templation, Mr. Joins Postmen, in Ireland, has • Viscount IVIZLYILLL, in Scotland, entirely out the field. These two great men, we were assured their friends, had been drawn as completely brc down, from age or other infirmity ; but this to was spread, merely to enable them to pursue the pe4itical game unnoticed and in safety. Such. however, has been the result of the boasted success.:: their activity, influence, and intrigues, in their respec tier countries. Two addresses from Ireland, and oat from Scotland, are as yet the whole fruit of their la. bouts. They are all against the Catholic Questioc; but not one word do they contain in favour of the change of Ministry. Every candid man must, us• der these circumstances, consider this mission a tacit approval of the late Ministers, and an knowledgment of regret at the change eLch has removed them from office. The Geeette of Saturday night, as ear estrals shcw, contains the compleeion of the New Ministry. --- O n Friday. the new Members of the Board Trade. consisting of Earl BarnuesT, Mr. Ito the Duke Of MONTROSL, Sir JoSeril BANKS, I Mr. LONG, met for the first time since their auc.7t• some, at the Office in the Treasury, and pre• ceeded to business. The Right Honourable MAURICI FITZOLIISLO. commonly called the Knight of Kerry, has resig Russia ns.: his situation as one of the Lords of the Irish Tres su regards the Grand Duchy of Lithuanian a military bulwark for its other provinces. l; • many morasses and extensive forests, permit wi t() be carried on there only for a short time. 1, autumn, the roads are so bad, that they cvnot /*,* passed, except in a light carriage. No pai:3, 1 ... deed, are taken to consuut high roads, AS the produas of the country ate conveyed with less trouble on the Niemen and the Dwina. Saturday evening, at six o'clock, the Parser of the Sara/* Chritouna arrived at the India House. with advice of the Arrival of that ship off Fal mouth. Rosa SITE, by a decree issued at Osterode,ce the 10th ul!. has appointed six young Polish Ladi es, daughters of military men, to be admitted into the Castle of Ecouan, the house for educating the daughters of Members of the Legion of Honour. Saturday night, at ten o'clock, a respite, during His Ma Jess. v 'spleasure, WM by Lord H A WL'S* near, to Horsemonger.lame, for DIOICaII, the gar d:rer, who murdered Mr. Curvets, and who WA' to Lave been eacctit..sl this morning. 4N The C totlty ■ pplxutle g ,ze of who rent hi, new with his His Gem the Doe n 3s ; ti Crtuntes• r rot/ 'Lord ac •• e- N T•. ERE% ,the ..ity, Ie •aat. Notice at St. Ja Sahli Aucus Led v Chapel Dr. H iv. re dinner Hcr Divine rode His M Mr. rnily hill, I Mis of A Meigi t /ph& elrgat I'h 111T11 lotto( Lai Oast Act W 2% . M of el lase. Fa Th In Gr ton.,t at MI -sail nal, I a eel the ( his s retui at h u.r‘i at I Ma; age, oce