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Sa boards. inisters. v what adored di The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answered, that it was true the property so disposed of had been condemned previons to a declaration of war, but a suhrequent decision of the Court at Admiralty lied determined that they were 14111 captures, and therefore lawful &vitt, vested in dee King. As sucli, His Majesty had the right of Ads posal of the proceeds, act:noting to an Act of Pa r. litiment authorising it. Vl'itis respect to the sum of 1.20,000 alluded to es haviug been given to • Itoyul Personage, he sleight observe, that it was no more than what lied been formerly allowed to the under branches of the Royal Family. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT replied, that not withstanding the explanation which had been given, he could not help expressing his disapprobatiuo of the great that hail been made, and therefore lie should take an early opport •ty of bringing the matter before the litiuse. Mr. CANNING presented certain COIIIIIIU cita tions that had posed between this country and the United States of Auserica.--Litid en the tattle. The seine Gentleman also brought up the copy of a note froin Mr. Riess, the thiiiish C l / 4 arge d'Affaires, to Lord Viscount Howiek, which had been formerly called far.—Ordered to be laid ou the table. Sir JOAN NEWPORT inquired of Minis ters, whether it wastheir intention to renew the ap pointment of the Committee for settling the dis putes existing as to the Distillery 'Companies in Ireland ? For it so, the loonier that Committee met so much the Letter. He thought it necessary to state, that he should think it his duty to e e pose any renewal of the Suspension Bill, us it was in direct violation of the union of the two countries. ' The CHANCELLOIt of the EXCIDEQUER Said, that what,pver might he the decision UT any Committee, he should certainly oppose such a bill. ODE CHABCF:. Lord FOLKESTONE rose, in consequence of the notice he had given, and moved, " Tito the se veral papers laid before tkeHouse should be re...pro duced and priuted." Aftertbis motion should he agreed to, and carried into effect, he should name Monday, the 2241 instant, for taking thew into cousidenstiou. Lord ARCHIBALI) lIA'•LTON and Sir FRANCIS BURDETT Loth rose to second 'the motion. Mr. CREEVEY proposed that the whole letters that had passed beta ten : I "Asirguis Cornwallis and the Court of Direction, should be previously laid before t!..e house, in order more fully to elucidate the subleeL e l his proposal produced a long mid desultory conversation, in which Mr. Robert Hunch's, Sir Arthur Welle,ley, Mr. Lushingtoa, Earl Temple, the Chancellor of the Exeheipier, Mr. Windham, Mr. Vlrellestey Yule, Lorsi Archibald Hamilton, Lord Heavy Pett y , and the original .11 , Invor, severally took a part. The ultimate result was, that Mr. CREEYEY moved—" That copies of the correspondence of the late Marquis Cornuallis, with the Directors of the East Jodie Company, from the time of his arrival in India, in 1t=059 to leis death, should be printed, and furnished, for the • use of this House," which was agreed to without a dissentient voice. And, en the motion of Lord FOLKESTONE, the consideration of those papers • was fixed tar Monday, the ttttd instant. Earl TEMPLE usoved--.. That an Account of the Expois and Imports of this country, distin guishing the ditrereut commodities, and also the shipping porta. be furnished forthwith to the House. '--Ordered. He oleo moved for a similar . account of the Evpurts and )mports of America, and of the West. liaLei, which were also ordered to he furnished. Mr. White appeared at the bar of the House, and presented a eorracted rnit of the Members chosen to serve on the Cutmuitti4, :or I larshum, viz. Jaw cane, taq. David elepkane. Esq. 'Swim Blackburn, Esq. ' tar Jacob Utley. G. talon, Ee l . J. It. Cuilit..est, Esq. Hon. C.Mendas, F.aq. M. D. Manama, Esq. H. Bonbon+, Lot. B II I4ttleton, Lay. • Antlsony Eyre, Lsq. G. Holfard, Esq. Lord Binning Henry Mania, Esq. It John At. Arian, F.N. Mr. Ward birnsght up the Repgrt of the Com mitter of Supply, reported progress, and asked have to sit agar. 7 -OrdemaL . --, . The Wore then neat intaa Commit.ee en the Exelieryier Dilli Regulation Bill, sad the several ?violation, were read and agreed to. The House 11-slimed, and the report was ordered to be re ceived to-morrow. The report ors thc Brasil Intercourse Bill travels° limuirlit up, and ordered to be received to-mot mw .--Adjourned. GIBIZALT_JR. PROCLAMATION. Ilead-Quarteri, Gibraltu, Dee. 74, ter,. As thew is strong reason to believe, that large simperer-all avails bane already arrived, sad art Jody expected, in this Bay, cous.ined to merchants of the place, which, if exported at this time to toy uriclibeiLiu; port, tea) reasonably he prossiaht to Le intruded fur Spam; by which traffic so our clOsst of British commerce would be forwarded, unkss the private Interests of indir hluals con IN so called, and a SCR/belt able supply afforded to the meaty at this critical ettaptuc- UM% to provision Lis fortresses, and to facilitate the opera . ties of los armies ho EsecUency 11w loeutenaut-tseueral . Cienuandiag in Chief, although ensuing to interfere with Tbil freedom of the port, by the adoption of any restrictive tralefirate, Hoak' .t Lis ludispensilde duty to warn all has Ma jelly% loyal milrjects air speculation wlech is nut sauctiourd by su order of lilt Majesty ip Council, ur by the kaolin taws of the /and, as from such the must serious ten sion.. over, both to the public sod to roemsrlees, may pro bah:, Isiah Uy t 444444 1101-41, It %I It Sl.ltT, SeeirLay - ct frets aiitiliM* r Tehotl been fkletta itr r,Eirrie m six v . *bite ptuits. that Hit Majesty had sittly s 1 q sums of money, arising, from the sale at stores LATE or U ships taken from foreign Silvers, declaration of war, a . 1 to a regular condeinnal 7, 4 L a ' itiebo p “ No. noon one of the Priucest of the Blom' (the Dui wren w: Da York) he therefore wished to knew, from Minis ,saroir Author, lest. it that was the care ?—and next, by nWi, called The tight that money had been so seiged and ke Fifth) printed nu- rinsed of • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOLE Of LOIWS, Ft.. 9. roublarstree sot Mr. Urea were this dim belted is tLe ember, Masi U. Deese The fort her to Arise of woe puslipspsl is Rik" fast. 1 suiteduitely *nee adjourned. . nousE OF erniMONS. Bence Bat Lana brought up a Bill for imuroeine the vt Wood, wt.* Nras rend a tird, and ordered IJ be aresod time. CURATE' NV APENSION REPEAL RI LL. Dickinson brought up, from the !-louse of • Bill for repealing the Curates Suspension the Question that this Bill he read a first a orir,A Li rose, end stated the soli- stance of a Petition which he had to presont against Bill passing into a law. It was the Petition of Rev. James Scott, Rector of Bramptou Bryan, - county of Hereford, setting. forth that he ly instituted into said Reetory, in 1801 ; 1805 he was nominated to the per . comer of Titlez in said county, and in 1806 appointtd chaplain to His Majesty's ship Lion, by the Residence Act, was a legal cause of .e. In coosequence of said appointment, lie that alrip to China. Tula when be acts& curacy, he was ignorant of the Sectioe as . of Parliament, called the Carideo' Act, 86 111. ch. $3, which made a former benefice voidable by the subreilitent aczeptance of a perpe tual etuary, augmented by Qiieca Anne's hhou u for if halted knosu it, he would have applksl for a dispei.iation to hold t.l.•lienetiees,hebeing a Bache lot of Laws of the University of• Oxford, cud as such entitled to obtain such a dispensation. That he was therefore the lawful incuniLent of said rectory, • accepted the same with the perfoczapproba the patron thereof, who itnmedistelv there became his tenant of certain tyt;tes, belonging d curacy. That he iced been informed, and red, that, persona of the first professional cini were equally w ith the l'etitiimar in iilitoranee said a cause, a 6 Oeo. 111. eh. 83. fhe Pe-. 7 therefore humbly prayed, that the 11111 now the House should not poi'', into a law, or that louse would hear him bx,his Counsel at the in support of his staterneift of the grievance thereby likely to sustaip.. Petition, after being icd' hr the'Clerk, was onlered to lie on the table; sal tfie Bill was then first, and ordered to be mad a second time IVIIITBRFAII added, that he would take next opportunity of urging further hh objet to this Bin. SA &SASH ('OXIMITTEE. • followinK arc the names of the Members by ballot, thin flay, to try and ,Irtremilit , the of the Saltash Petition relative to the right ,ecticut Boa. Gee. Askbertno. (' B. I . fever, Esq. Viscount Hasakria, Jabs Paths ws, Esq. Berkeley Pusiessa Esq. Jams, Broc , lee, Esq. (lire, Esq. Gr.., A. Luustuaa, E.g. Raker, Lan La, * RA inerf , t Hon Ed Ch Cox. Verctra, Ent.] Esq. S. Stamisepe, Esq. . AValkaisi Adam, I.q. BAN Is: OF ENGLAND. • Hl'Aik4iii*aiiitriiti;ilit 7 tioase, that ai eireuinstaners rtlative tO Cu unclaimed divi at the Bank 11 , 44 ampate4l same misunder- ..mug between titian and govensmaent,tx about& order to bring the tnettcr under the view of Par liauteut,ntore "That copies ofcertatallesolutions of irrorehnor, the Deputy Governor, and the Court Dirertors, of the Bank, of the 19tIo January hut, tistautaitated to the Ctganeellor of the ENeheryater, ad before the Illtni.e." .fter a few wonla from Mr. TIERNEY, this was agreed to. Matti or lara-trip. JOIIN NEIII*ORT said, that he had it stated last night that *negotiation was on rith the Lank ref Inland fur a 'renewal of charter ; he alamdtl filial it necessary, before .1 application - woo made to Parliament: for that uurpme, that the rerreinal rharter shnuld he before louse, as there hoot been a greater degree of lission and proscription practise-I in this in- Ire, than perhaps had ever ncrorred in airy oilier. . therefore•novede" That there be laid before the r a Copy of the ('hatter of the Honk of fre-; . ith tut account of Wooers of rash, /*flint% sth of Jaawary Iho7, itu4l Seh January 1608, tint: from payments mode to eertotts olßoeni refitment tafthat corsittry."-rsOrdered. FHAIWIP; BUR. )ET P 'Me, to uptestion to the Chancellor of the Eitchequer,• to to certain reports which he had besot, in abet he might. by the 'answer, ascertain the E BRITISH PRE LONDON,. WEDNESDAY, FEDSUART 10. It was reported, last night, that several ships arrived at Liverpool. with int,..lligutee of date, f rom A mer i ca , Istating, that Congre, been dissolved. This nteseare, which appears have been sudden and unt , %peeted, when corn nicated to the two produced a ferment and a violent altzrtton, in whit:, opposite parties were uear couV to blows. einlvargo is generally conside rs mess! the PittslnitnT, and it is suppose b at the lntiou was merely to prevent any unticati that act. The party favourable to peat em:cav ing the dissolution a tricti to take advantage them, were of course very violent, and toise Ott' denounced the PRESIDENT ai a traitor. Such the report, lust night, upon the alleged Cut' of accounts ria Liverpool. An Ertraordimary Gazette au pubilahed, terd+►y, containing the details of the capture Danish island* in the Neat ladies, It is given our subsequent columns. We have received Gibraltar papers to the I)eeeinker. They contain a Prochiniatian by the Governor of that garrison, in which pareent is stated as a !. critical conjuncture,' an anxiety is expressed, that the enemy should have en opportunity to provision his fortresites, to facititme the operations of his armies. The Shannon fl-igate and her convoy are at Plymouth from Madeira. Sir &mutt. was all well, when the Shannon left the eri the 13th of last month. The Courier of last algid, the convenient of the Tfe•+asury, in its obbervatious est the of Monday night, says-- " Lord Hutibinson complains of the withal bees made by the English press against the Emperor ander: He might ha►e added that the attacks against Imperial Majesty connuctimad at the time he tra,. and that it wn made by the Supporters of the present position, who rupplird.to the Emperor Alexander, Xiang of Prussia, the appellation of draiken dnusliars. The Coswierwitut, and his friends, must pressed when they hare found it ricceaizary to this sort ofjitstikation. It is well known Trulliber l'rent, now s zealcus a devotee Treusary shrine as The Courier, was the which published this scandal tupou the Emperor RUSSIA aid King of "Russia. The 7'ritili?it- Priat, it is true, was at that time a supporter the present Opposition ; but then -the Cottriermini. seems to forget the present Oppositien that time the Mitsistry, and that he also proffered 1 assistance, and was only prevented fee* besumiu: their champion, by the coutemptuests rejection his proffered service. We wonder, that when . , Courierntan thus ventured to reproach the Print with its shameful backsliding, with this imitat ion of the Vicar of Bray, that it never, to him to reflect whether a hole might uot be in his osvn coat, and whether the flame of his has been &dirks as ardent as at present. two Editors of The Courier, for we have more once observed, that there are in that establr twoKiugs othrentford, both smelling to gay, one of them was the original Editor Courier, and all Englaud, us trill as France, recollect int principle), and what sort of - then was. The other conducted another the time; and, that he was a twin brother tics, will not be doubted, when we assurethe that it was his practice to put his paper in mournir',. alnairver any measure wasintrodaced by 3lr.l't to prevent the eontugion and growth of French is volutiotiary Jacobin principles.—Now, is .t strange, that when these Gentlemen turned so at - Land.soincly and ungraciously upon their fellow-la bourer, it did not occur to them that he might retr hate. embargo their comistvitcy , and put thea• lo.valty wider a complete blockade? is it tic strange, that they were not afraid to provoke tip: Vicar to retort, and retort truly. " What !it I' fee- you to reproach me with tergiversation and du plicity ? you, who have done these things, and hate now the impudence to call yen-niches pupils fie.% the sellout of Purr ; that Pert about it was tbe busiiiess of your lives to calntnnisle sail revile — and is it hr couutenancing yeti th:d Mt. Catesesu Rheas his gratitude to that great man ?” This, hoa rier, is not the only instunce of the low intrigue. the 4iuffling and tattling, and backsliding, Ittneutt. the re:tea and corrupt part of the public ' The C'unrier, of Monday, 4:untamed another ar ticle, disclosing the trivets of its prison lawei from whiell we have made the follow ing extract " The first Opposition dinner this moon, it kilt 111 '' . first Opirattn.• dattnel .f whirl" we fare h. s ra. ; et. .te at 1' ‘tt,a“ last triti.” weld. alter the Itisiee —lt sot he sui.i.uscri Shea, sal smarting his:. I eSS ie. !Inn lob lips h a r t is A r 2 late it ' ll .ew •PU 11.14 pears to ford, WI I it g.e.it Itsre sch the vunl 31r. s. Tho ligSVre to dINi4J. Sit* ation of MN cooed,- attic *age J ottliel m ;tich was lit) ut!winv tht Si cd, re of tlis 71 given is • F4l 4 he ts.ih n issued rich the rev" au l 11 1 ould not ides, ut.d e arrived thiou 411 e • ent Print Debate ate hate trot Ak.- ptinst /Li our ,11(. cot Orp. r, and toe ire t be hard to resu:t thst the :cc at. the :he Print 1 swam off' porter of mrieraints L wise at driorsod his baturning: jection of wheal tl• TrsAt r this close r occurred piclud nis loyalty Of the more than Ibllsllmellt • one nose- sr of Die ince, must f l'rint it r papa at er in poli- the public. mnnrnn <. vencb is is .t ned so tn.- • fellow -la- night ret a. pot thc,e Is it nc: rot-eke tlr Vhst ! is I' on and du- ll, and hat r. upils fites. it was the id revile-- CA NISI...SU This, how- ! litt4UC , 1114, 11930114 1/110 l'rese• another at- Mon Loss , e.traet it kW* the 0; was le' A.M—it an' to a