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Lord PELHAM presented a Message from•his Majesty—(,For wh&b see the Cenvrent)...-stating, that he had• thought proper to inform the I - Joustraf Lords, that he had sent propositions to the'Batavian' Republic, ciflus sincere-desire to preserve the stridist neutrality with respell to them, pYovideiithit . thet French Government would h•A in the like manner, amines a proof oftheir si ncerity,immediately withiraw their troops from the United States. A's the Ilininich Goverarneat would not CORSeat to. accede to . ..atly such propnsition, his Majesty,. by.the advice•ol his Privy Council, had.ordered Letters of Marquiin Vet issued, authorising 'his subjeds to make prezes'p( such shipi and vessels, belonging to the Betavian Republic, as they should meet with. , . • .... • Lord PELHAM moved, " That an hnmble Ad. dress be presented to Nis Majeay, thanking)4* . * ' his gracious communication." CLERGY. FARMING AND RESIDF.NCE ,BIA, '•• *. The Order of the Day, for resuming the entemnite tee on this Bill, being moved and read, the A dds*, resolved itself into a Committee, when tht.;le;:k having read the first, line or two of the 144s.stuttrt4 The Bishop of ST. ASAPH rose, he said, to pp. pose the Clause altogether. lie objeded to'k ereryiro grounds, first that it was unconstitutional, and relit that it interfered with the voluntary jurisdidina Li' - the Bishop. It was linCOßStitlltiOtia 4 1 eCAU10 it WAS. a dired violation of the Constitution of the Chorch, and mixed the-authority of the Archbishop or Mae- . tropolitan, with the authority of the BiShops,.thri s which nothing could be more separate or distinct. A Right Rev. and truly Learned Prelate, had on a. former night attempted to state, that there was an analogy between the Archbishop or Metropo litan and the Bishops, in like manner as between the Bishops and the Clergy ; but he denied the fad. The Metropolitan had no control ore( the Bishop, except as he had before stated: vird with respell to his visitatorial powers. •The Bishop did nut derive one atom of his authority from this Metropo litan. The Metropolitan could not, as he had on t former night observed, compel, him, or any other Bishop, to grant ordination or iustitution of any man applying for ordtrs, or to be instituted. in fad the analogy could not possibly be made out, nor had the ashop'spowtr been subject to the con• troul of the Archbishop, ever since the connexitst was first formed between church and state. A great part of the Bishop's privileges, were the mature elf the civil _and temporal power. His Lordship en larged upon these positions, and said, be considered himself as bound to Fay the Metropolitan of the province no other obedience than so fat as in. garded the Canons of the Chinch; and if theMetra. politan were to interfere with the bishops in - revoking their licences, or grant:mg licences, where they, far r:asons cogent in their coneeptioa, bail refused them; if the flame of discord •Theuld buisr.forth between the Metropolitans and the Bishop*, and the latter should' refuse to grant any licence or Or dinations, and tell applicants to go'to the Metropoli tan, and let him take care of all of them.. ship said, be was decidedly adverse to the clause, and the more so, as the end could be more effedually an swered by other means, and in his mind better au swered. His Lordship then read a proviso, which he had drawn up to substitute in the stead-of the clause, and which obliged the Bishop, who' refused one,or more licences, to assign his reasons for-se do ink in writing, and submit them to the Archbishop of the Province once, who, if he disapproved thine, the person so refused a licence might appeil to the King in Cliancere ; for it was in the Court of Chan cery that his Majesty, in virtue of his su,premacy, es crcised his ectlesiastical jerisdidion. contained a variety .ot guards and surefies, to operate as checks upon the Bishop, if he should abuse the discretion vested in him. His Lordship fully argued the subjed and sat down. The Bishop of OXFORD began by observing, that he Led 'oeen pe: . rally addcessed by the Rate. Prelate, and therefine, though but little used: tte public speaking, he felt himself tailed uporf'to attempt some reply to what had fallen front a Rigist -Rev, Lord s of so match more stkpe-rience and ga thority than himself. In the first place, be'retiat recur t9iiii.figraer argument,' and assert, that the. analog, or scale oftelation between the Archbishop - and his Founds. l I ~.. "VV.. •••‘. •• • - 4. Reply to tom* financial Mistatenaents Ii an 4 gut I>t .1"..15e Wild. T. The Prorteesollke oo , xl Intent, its Jaeobiskieal Tkpase, The Meth Toiition. Pip 4e. 64. smelt. S. Repel e the Swat . tive_albt !tagt-..n• * l ll B lll l Mt the 11a4gtit, of 161 4 11 1 1 0 be °Si" " 1. it As extiedlsh Amotteseitt d e sin teuitaki I.c.asone an Wolin aiemesesSeilk . . . • .. . . .. .. ' ING I, ITE R _a _.l? Y. 4 D 1" P...1,RT1 S 0 '..R.- . •., . . ._ _._____ ___ _ • __._______ ._ .. -,.. _._ . __ .. . . . • =- SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1803. -. __. A• 7 • EARLE's original FRENCH and ENGLISH CIRCULATING ' %la ISly is published, price 34. 6d. rut ENGLISH MILITARY NIISSION.INTO •WMPZEier LIBRARY. hio. 47, Alhemarle-street. LPRII, and soyrr. .-•- . 424 Enl INATION of the STRICTURES • . . . 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Wit! 4, -r titer, th- Cnontes: nf Mar, while resident at - luthe Press, and speedily wi:l Lie published, in WO Vol Lame, T,c;•.eolt,lin, 5 betatron 1720 a.:d 1:!.1. each. • Three private Rills, and three returned Bills, were fliolsealportavo, A RII.INE and ELVIRA, a Legendary Tale-- 4. With Mr. Wortley, and ev.A. D righter, the tar Countess ' brought up from the Commons, by Mr. Hurst, II (4 Bute, (hiring' her n.,id•lice in France and Valk, between with other PdV.MS. the sedrs 1759 and i ;lit . Dir.---,s i ralexanchyr, and others, and presented. The By the Rev. EDMUND CARTIVRIOIIr, MA. 5. Alm rot to t's 4 t Pus so and Ess.tvs, in French and private Dills were read a 'first time. Reftor of Goadby Mare/out,' fn* John by her La dyship. . HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. Printed John Murray, Nu. :.1°!, Fl.et-stuot. 'A U the whol-Jirepresettl authentic. Metnoles of her "rife, . Lord PELHAM presented a Message frorn,his By J.ANIES DALLAWAY, M. B. On the Ist of Jul, will be published, price 0112 Slll6lllll, Majesty —(for euhi:h see tlx Commens),-statilog, THE FOURTH NUMBER of POEMS, intearrod.witt, L.,ttert hith it? .unpoidis:)ext, from Pores , . . . that lie natl. 'nought proper to inform the Houle-of By J. BIDLAKE, A. B. Tons., Fest rtive and oth2r dr...totems/led Chthrlers... Chaplain to His Royal I lighneis the Duke of Clarence, and nP. nod for Richard Phillips, Nell-, St. Paul's Church-yard. Lords, that he had sent propositions to the "Batavian Mager of thaGrannwar Sehnol at P: h._ Renublie.ciflUs'sineere.deciip rn nresorvo rho 'sty-ill:V.1ot end. &t" Bishop, end- between the Bishop and bit airrgb Were similar and stood' upon similar grounds. . That the Archbishop hat always from the earliest periods of the chat* of Christ, he eionkl prove flow 1n potable AsklsostiSkig Which hetati conceed• and sofa .114111 ntbid UM. The fsest he would titer to, was of so early or date as the year 303. 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