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P 6 ' T -- "IP" ; • kil• • • fie c g • r- ' - 4 it . I 3 I r ; . • 1 .4DVERTISER. ••••w• % 0 R. MORNING LlT.gizaßy - , ' V I(UMBER 39.1 THURSDAY, •MARCH to, 1803., PRICE SIXPENCE. 1 IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFICE. THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY hereby give Notice, That on Monday the 14th intdatit, they will be ready to receive, at their Office, in Sun Court, , Coruhill, Proposals for Insurances from Fire, of Houses and other Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, manufactured or unmanufactured Stock in Trade; of Ships, Barges, and other Vessels, in Port or in Dock, and Goods on board the same; also, of Ships and other "VcKsels, building or repairing; of Barges and Lighten on Na vigable Rivers and Canals, and of Goods on hoard thereof; also of Agricultural Stock and Utensils, as well of every other Description of Property, which is insurable from Fire. 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH Mr. STEVENS was heard at great leth, on be half of the Respondent, in the Appealfrom the Exchequer Chamber of Ireland, Rowe v. Pow Elt after which the further hearing of the Cause was ad , journed to Friday next, The Militia-Training Bill was read a third time and passed, and the usual Message sent to the Ccrnmons thereupon. 'l'he other Bills upon the Table, excepting such only as were specially ordered to be read on other days, were read a stage each, and the ordinary busi ness of reading Petitions, &c. was gone through. HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. Lord HOBART moved, that the Order of the Day for taking his Majesty's Message into conside ration be read. The same was read accordingly— And the Message having been read, Lord HOBART rose, and said he was persuaded, that every Noble Lord must be aware, that he could not but be conscious, that when his Majesty sent a message upon such an occasion to that House, and expressed ia such terms, no objitEtion whatever would be made to an immediate and unanimous address, returning his Majesty their most humble thanks for his gracious communication, and assuring him of their cordial concurrence in such measures as should be considered most adequate to the support of his Majesty's Crown, and the essential interests of his people. It would be unnecessary for him, therefore, to go into a detailed discussion of the grounds of his Majesty's Message; the Message itself sufficiently explained them. " His Majesty thought it neces sary to acquaint the House of Lords, that as very considerable military preparations are carrying on in the ports of France and Holland, he had judged it expedient to adopt additional measures of precau tion for the security of his dominions." His Ma jesty, by the advice of his Ministers, had thought proper to lay this proposition before the House, be cause the Government were determined to take every possible means of effe&ing a permanent con servation of the peace, by steadily pursuing a system of measures of firmness and moderation, yet it wes the undoubted duty of his Majesty's .Ministers to watch over the military preparations of France with a vigilant and jealous eye, and to manifest to themselves and to all Europe, that this country would not expose itself under any circumstances to the possible danger of a concealet design at sudden invasion, surprise, or serious attack. The Message went on to state, that " though the preparations to which his Majesty refers are avow.. edly direCted to colonial service, yet, as discussions of great importance are now subs sting, the result of which must at present be uncertain, his Majesty is induced to make this communication to the House of Lords, in the full persuasion, that, whilst they partake of his Majesty's earnest and unvarying solicitude for the continuance of peace, he might rely with perfect confidence on their public spirit and liberality, to enable his Majesty to adopt such measures as circumstances may appeer to- require, for supporting the honour of his Crown, and the essential interests of his people." His Lordship said, that from the relative situation of France with its foreign possessions, abundant ground might be discovered to prove it highly pro bable, that the preparations in question might be direCted, as they were avowedly stated to be, to colonial service ; yet, as it would be extremely imprudent in this country to rest with security on the mere assertion of France, while France and the British empire stood under their present critical cir cumstances, and while it might possibly be a mere pretence' to cover some deep hostile designs against this country, it became his Majesty's Ministers to advise his Majesty to call upon his Parliament to strengthen his hands, and enable him to put the country on its defence, and guard and secure it against the chance of any premeditated attack in any quarter. At the same time, his Lordship de clared, that he said this, he could confidently assure the House, that from what he knew of the important discussions alluded to, (which he did not think it at all necessary at that time to go into), they were not of a nature that appeared to be such as must necessarily produce a war between the two coun tries, but Might be amicably negociated and ad. justed without the smallest necessity for recur ring to hostilities. His Lordship said, he did not think it incumbent on him to trouble the House fur ther at that moment, but would immediately read the Resolution for the Addr_ss which he meant to move. ' It was, as usual, an echo of the Message. Earl SPENCER said, he rose with not ti: smallest intention to oppose the Address ; his senti ments respeding the policy of adopting vigorous • measures were well known, and indeed their Lord ships had more than once heard his statement ef them. From the many considerations he had given to the subjen, he was convinced that vi gorous preparations for defence, and to pa: against possible attack or invasion, could a10e... afford the country a chance of being saved.-- He rejoiced, too, sincerely, that Ministers had a: last brought themselves tc think, that they had gone the full length of concession and negoci ation, and that it was at last deemed proper to assume a firmer step, and a sterner aspeet. He could not but lament, that this manly line of con du& had not beets adopted earlier. We had lost many essential advantages by the delay of Ministers; while they had been conceding and negociating, France had acquired many important means of enabling herself to renew hostilities against this country wish increased advantage, and we had been making cessitx l after cession to add to her superic rity over us. 'This he had repeatedly charged up , n Ministers as a bt`each of their duty, and a proof of their incapacity, and unfitness for their offices In common with his Noble Friends, he again and aein recorninencied to 'Ministers to see. what was sett-evident to all lx.lt then: selves, viz' that they d ; and 3. NOOKS imported by W. H. LUNN, Soho-square. AucToßEs CLASSIC!, Gr. & Lat. edit. ac curate, cum Notitia Liteperia Studds Soeietatis, 15; vols. livo. 461. Bipintine, 1779, Bt.:. N. B. Most of the above Authors mac be hart separate. Biel Timiaurias 110VUi Phitologicus, 3 vols bvo. 21. ss. Hag. 1779. Sibliot l veca Historica, curs Struvii et Meoielii, 20 pans, Bvo. 51 10s. Lps. 1782. _ Diuo, hue paper, 71. 100. C,ZerolliS Okera, curs Erstevti, 8 vol.). Rvo. 21. 12s. 64. tfal . Sax. 1774. Diociorus siculus, Gr. & Lat. curs Wessel ingit, 10 vols. Bvo. 51. 5:. 131; mitt 1793. Ditto, fine pa;ter, 71 17s. 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