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Mr. Rose, attended by several Welsher, brought up fioin the Common. a Rill for amending the Law relative to the P..r. formance of Quarantine; and two private Bills w •ra !nought up Se% Sir Pinatas Sumrosi. Thews were severally read a eht time. The Honourable Grlhraith Lowry Cole was sworn with Triplet to his i•ridenee befoe the Committee of (licit Lordshifie, a rmo nt..,1 contitler Vie matters alleged avair4 Mr. Jo,tice Fux.—tk.houmed till Monday. 11(1115f OF coMMONS A message Inns th...l..nrds stated. that thee had agtoerl to the Itish HAN:, Suspension and the Coal Factors' Indem nity 11Tr. CREEVEV said, he did not see any Paper cm the Tabl: pfiripq an se.: , iiint of the application of the Surplus Reven les of the hit. ef Minn, and wished to know whether any sack Ac coma was intrude•, to be pinduceit? Mr. ROSE replied, that the Account alluded to formed no part of the Revenue of this Country, and the amount of the Dutive was already 'AI the Table. 114r.ettEEVEY ervlsineti, that what he wished for was an Account of the Application of thc Surplus of the ISutiet, which he undrrituod a tio;inte4 to t!0001. 30001- or 400 W. a veer. Mr. ROSE s.:4d, he believed the au.plus m the reinairs of tho harlantr, ur alma other public purr's°, b.it th it he vrould have nu of jeotion to the acc.iwit demanded. Mr. CREEVEY then moved far an account of the a?;.li-a -timi of this said sirplus, from the bth of Januvry 1798 t. the same day in 1104; which was aired to The Ca.urant gnu Bill was r.-ad ath rd time and paned.. Sir ROBERT LIIVIVY gave notice, that he should on Mund-tv tient move for an Aecopnt of the, Sums of Mmes ad vanced lay the Receiver General of the Counties fur the nt • vice uf the Volunteers. Th e a dd,t iona l Plr.t Orrice Duty Hail was road a second time, and committed for M•indar. The noose haring resoled itaelf into a Committee of INfart and Moans, M;. ALPII4II , IOIIII in the Chair . • Mr. H n USKLSS(IN observed, that when. his Richt f r i en d (M r , Pitt) Whored the duty on 3 certain ol(t -u:ription of horses, in the Committee of Ways and Means at Friday, the ReVALtioll ex,ineas...l It t o be f,o r n Is, r a t to 11. lilifTf.34, by mistake, th.e clerk made JII alteration be tr• o , serildritt it 75.. 6d. He therefore !no,. it, that the literal error be career! ; which was agreed to, and the reputt ordered to be received on Monday. Mr. GILES moved that the Report of the Privy Council, respltling the aniointinerit of 9,nt10 effeetive men, ordered by the Defence Act, to he raised by the different coniati..l in Eng. land ; and of those appointed to he raised by the different counties in Ireland, be rrinted; which was agreed to. Mr. MEUX. front iheConioniiisinneis of the Affshi of fildia, pres,ntuil ropies of all treatiel seed coiresieeslence between the Mogul of IMhy ash! the Government of tit , Ea-t India Com. patty ahr ad. Did-red to lie on the Table. Mr. LATOUCIIE gxve notion that he should, on Monit.., next, move fur AR ACCOUIIit of the snms of money expetuLd the purcha.e of 'aorta 'mind the Castle of Dublin. Mr. Bl)ROLL..illbi moved f.ir au account of the ex intim, tions taken before the C•r•mnitsinner: of Naval Inquiry respect mg the smiadrou undm the coalman.' of Sir Home Popham, in the Red Sra. Admiral sir C POLE said , . he knew of no other objection to the motion, enly that the usual notice had not bzen given of it. After w short em n mersation, of no iwerest whatever So the public, it w agreed, that notice of tht, motion should stand for Tueutav next. Mr J A %11 . 'S FITZ GERALD moved fo an account of the oarmeou niade in cuinpenvati•in for offices and salaries in Ire land, extingui•MM by the Act of Union, vpecifring the names of the pervins, and the amount of the salaries, frc.—Agreed to. Mr. CILCR A vor moved for an aecomit of the number of effective ceinmissioned and lion coroninninned office-% in His Maje , ity's service in th , . years 1602 , 34, which way ordered. Sit CHARLES Pill.lE mesented an account of the numher of ofNcers and men riimd for the Royal Regiment o f Aitinerv, from the Ist of January, 1804, to ditto 1805. Mr. KINNAIRD gave notice, that , in Tuesday next he should mu. e, with reference to an affidavit on the ta'ale, an account of the time and Ilngth of. service of D E. Rarth..lo mew, an officer in HIS ; of the dates of order. give., for putting certain ships under the coininand uf mularo• tern officers, &c. The How's having waited for some time without proceeding any farther 1 bit, Snut ther heir announcing ha, serious to VI tit operations t.i of The 31 Brigade of Guards doing duty in Lon don, was impeded on Thuriday, and it will be re peated this morning. On Monday they are to change their quarters, when the Ist Regiment will occupy Portman-street Barracks, the Id Regiment in Knightsbridge Barracks, and the Coldstreams will be quartered in the lower parts of Westminster. We learn, on good authority, that the answer of Bon AAAAAA brnught by the last cartel, does not ab solutely amount to a tall/Al of pasrpta ts to Capt. PUG It, hut is given in such so eq111•0Cal manner, that nothing decisive coald be inferred from it. By an account from a Gentleman, who resides in the West of the County of Clare, and on whose veracity we can depend, we learn, that a [mall French vessel came into the Bay of Liscannor, in that county, early in the morning of Wednesday the lid', where she remained that day. On Thurs day, a number of persons, to the amount of about twenty-five, who live in that neighbourhood, were excited by curiosity to go on board (not kmiwing that the vess.4 had been French), who were detained, excepting eight or ten, who the crew s rid were too old, and with the remaining part immediately proceeded to sea. What the meaning of this trans aftion may be, we know not; but we understand, that some of the persons who were carri•nt from Liscannor, were landed a few days ago, at Biltard, in the said county. A man of tie name of NII.M s • HON, who bad gone on board as above, immediately crpired on hearing that they were to be carried off. l His sullen death has been attributed to the leer of being taken away.— f Limerick Groxice . Yesterday the Duke of CuataiaLAND dined with the Duke of ClLMattilnit. The young gentlemen of Eton College :)..re had the her:n:lr d. be:ng invited to the ball to be given by Their Mk:emits, on Mondry Evt-iiirg, at %Windsor Castle. Their M _AJESTits will give breakfast at Frogmore, on Tuesday, to a number of %hose who will be at the bill on Mondry welting -- Nis M sr csT v's non-attend rnce at the Drawini , rooin VIII very unexpoEled; it was not known at St. James's Palace, for some time after the Drawing-room had commenc.d. The Archbishop of CANTERBUIT west early, for the purpose of doing homage before Ila Man.:a rv, previous to the cianmencement of de Drawing-room; but, on learning His Worry would not be present, he was obliged to gu to ti e Qua Lei's House. His Grace returned to the Draw ing Room, for the purp •se of being presented to Her Muslim, after having done homage before the Kiwo, at the Queen's House. Dr. Liao, who has been appointed Dean of Windsor, and Baron SUTTON, were under similar circumstances, being obliged to leave the Drawing Room till they bad been inn-educed to the limo at the Qeats's :lause, and returned aga:n. ['Aral Moist WAS yesterday evening enlivened by a splendid entertainer ent given by Lady Mac'• rime to a very num.-, us company, am ing wh-in were the Hon. the Governor, and the other charaders in the settlement, together with many of the most respeCtable nati►e inliabilaas.-- ( Hooky Corner, August 4.) • Mr. FOX a.ked across the table, whether there ware any i Tpc re: is / A cts ea. ROYAL t coey. night honouredk' The p T h R e . Covent-Gardend ff re t s R r r e i E e ce s 'c i v a c : r d E eew T: re e rt e - ha five ttte p i.2 ; :bi I I 1 1 ,_, :_ i e 1 more orders of the day' i h ed Mr HUSKISSON answered that there were. Mr. FOX again asked, why he did slot either proceed upon them, or put them off to a future day' No answer being given, and a short time longer having been supposed to elapse ; DIN'S Opera of The Englith First, anti The ,.. Mr. FOX rose and observed, that though he underswod the Assent House tw ara.: B w i a ll it h ing r ww f p o o r „ t a t . 7: e pos. , heo.ifhire.cwe,tiv,riceig whythe RltowyLl necessary to delay the other orders of the day, and thus detain . . demonstrations of joy. His MAJISTY was in • form. ef.l.3MTY—.White and silver robe, turban, r ti kh n : Members , who might feel an Interest in then,, lunger than was necessary. The second reading of the Mutiny Bill, and the Agricultu- geelipt:ii;ois,hricecadri.edsd.sreissatAid,uagGollitdriusnfurestAi,o2.6,Aoef w d d iL k iin f i r i o d h s the. i h terwoen ~ ~ ral Horses Additional Tax Bill, were then deferred to Monday next. Mr. Quarme, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, sumnion• , ea eis, diamond Ls-, ed them to attend in the House of Peers ;and the SPEAKER. rte on his return, informed them that the Royal Assent had been lace, . PRINCESS ELIZABETH...A dark robe, embroider ed silver; sleeves Covered with lace and silver; a Teu , : i nt 'll . given by C,ornini , sion to the Exchequer Bills ISM...the Irish Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill—the Assessed Tax Commis- btoidered turban, with a bird of Paradise plume. sinners Indemnity, she several privet* Bills.—Adjourned to PRINCESS SOPHIA—A white robe, embroider -d Monday. ith gold ; head dress, gu ll bands, bird of Paradise plume awl L - , , , 1 , • TEE E BJ( aTisu Rkild.:h of. the pp 111nSie,rnenaar.rid PRINCESS MART—A dark rube, embroidered wi.li •.i ver ; sleerea, covered with silver net; embroidered tarinr , white fearh.lll. . ....._ _ - - _ ,--- PRINCESS AMF.LIA.--A white satin soh., vet 6-1•,. LONDON ' , embroidered with gold; gold ornaments on 11 (r hs., sal ~. feathers. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY CS . OPPOSITION DINNER. .—....„—. We understand, from a letter of a more recent date Yesterday evening, after the i louse of Cooo, rn than that which we inserted yesterday, that Lord broke c,,ntl e rep, m n, a w l l a i r o ge compose portion FiNGALL has not seceded from the party pro- the 0 osition had de- The diningooom WAS laid out in a very sempritous elegant dinner at PA NsLow's, in St. James's-siren, scenting the Catholic question. It has been termined, by a full meeting of that body in style, with a horse-shoe table, which was emo te d Dublin, to petition Parliament for the abrogation with every delicacy of the season. Mr. Vox pr- of sided at the festive board ; and the company, tot . e the few remaining disabilities, under which the amount of about fifty in number, were pt -sly stir /wish Catholics labour. The petition for that anged in order, as follows : purpose is to be presented by Lord FINGAL!, Sir [rem his Right. Ups him LI , Mr. Sheridan, Hnn Mr Ki, ri. r i, THOMAS FRINCiI, Sir EnwAtio RELLZW, DENIS Lord Robert Spencer, Mr. Sham, Sevier, and domes RYAN, Esq. General Fitz;.atrick, ' Sir W. w w,,. 1-, . wosaw--- Mr. Whitbread, Lord W 1tii...1, ...... Wm. St. A. St. John, Mr. Wiritlimor, Yesterday, dispatches arrived at the Admiralty, Mr. F:a nets, Lord Ossulstots. announcing that some of the French small craft, Earl Temple, having ventured from tinder cover of the batteries There were also present— The ftv h G. H. Dintelm, Hon C. 1.• Donde% C. 7/ l , on shore, a gun brig, Nu. 193, had been captured Winne, ser.cavatiassh. W A. Maddock., B M,r in, I-. by Lieut Rose. C. A. Pelham'. Sir R. Lawler. J. Calerar t . W. S.imt., . EVCIIV, D. 'B. Daly, P. Moose and J. Toeiohoet, o• Early yesterday; His MAJESTY visited Her Royal Hu:files, C Brookes Sir W. Y o ung, Vi. , count Ebringum, r.. Highness the Princess of WALES, at her house on 'ANCIENT MUSIC... Blackheath, and dined with Hef Roy s t Ft le sistess, . —.............- and at three o'clock, set off for the QUEEN'S house. Thursday night Their MAJESTIES, the Pets. This day the ROYAL FAVIILY will return to easscs, and the Dukes of KtNT and Caesamer, Windsor. honoured the performance with their presence. It Early this morning. I lis Mai Lir v will take the was under the direetion of the Earl of Hasidim:. di ve r s ion of stag hunting. Mrs. &tunelss( was in excellent voice, and A considerable degree of coolnie.s, if not a very sung two Italian airs; the tatter was from Has. serious misunderstanding, is confidently asserted DE.L'S Opera of Aratirierm Mr. Haitsisos was to have arisen between the Courts of Berlin and recovered sufficiently from his indisposition to Petersburgla His Pitessi A N MAJESTY has put se- ei.able him to 611 his place in the crehema; veral large bodies of troops in motion on the from- but, we are sorry to say, Mr. BARTLEMAN r.i.i.. tiers of Poland, for the purpose of observing the duties so much indisposed, us-to he obliged to kop operations of the Russian array in that quarter. his bed. Mr. SAI.C, jut. under,bok the parts al. A Court of DireCtors was yesterday held at the lotted, which he vety ably suppotted, and song is India House, when the following extra ships were a very fieished style. Miss TiossiAter sang " Let taken up for the Company's service, for the number me um ~i ler ,err redeem" most charmingly. The ot voyages undermentioned: viz. - chotte:es .were extremely grand, sad well up Dia .a.... Sir Win Pulteney 6do —, six d rte. ._ ___ 4. Scab Chriviana.. .%2 —.., [...Aura • CONCERTS. The Coto t adjourned at six oh:loci: till Tuesday .....—...-- 37Ni. The VOCAL COHCIRT, under the mannenient ef Yesterday the Subscribers to the Loan paid into m emo . Hagaisom,.B Aß a LL4 AN, and Cession, the Bank the first instalment of lo per cent. bad their second performance this season last tegO Early on •I'hursday morning His M A J t% I v's gun- at Hanovero,quare Rooms. The Aviagers are de. brig Mariner, in a thick fog, got on shore on tne priced of the assistance of Mrs B:LLIMATON this South Sand Road ; but, as every mid was afforded season; but they have engaged s , me of the pine:- by the men of war in the Downs, end as the wea- pal vocal performers that London can now heart, ther was tolerably moderate, there are hopes of her in Miss se . 111111 C, Madame BIANCHI, and Miss Tts- being got off again. At any rate no feats were en- NAN r. Last night they made a brilleart dispLy of tertatniel for the safety of the crew. their talents. Miss Pamir was. encored in Tie 11. Quit., Esq. son of the lee celebrated DoCtor Starer Tir'el : HYDU'S accompaniment was a Quits, and brother to Lady MONK, shot himself master l y performance; H a Nelson sung a rese in bed, at his house in Dubin, last Saturday morn- soog, the words from PISDAt's First Pythias ing about two o'clock. Ode, cenip.ised by !louse es. ; the latter move:lost We unders•and the Garrison Batteliens will be WAS deserved encored. STORACE'S bille4, hat• disbanded on the eeth of March; the priva:ei will monised by Mr. H A 'tattoo, for four Yokes, vas go chiefly into the veteran Wetalives. sung by Miss PACK, and Messrs. Goss. 11,saatsos. 11e Debate on Mr. WIN en A tie S . Motion on and SALT, jun. in a most chatming stile; it r. is Thursday night took a very tinespeaed turn, as accompanied upon the Organ, with vety great aster most of the lembers were prepared for a very ;ate by Mr. GBLAIOREE, and received an .univer4 night. The Opposition say, Mr. CANNIN:: s.Mstater encore. produced so little effed, it became unnecessary to sad Dili. BARTLEMAN WAS prevented from attending a word in support of Mr. WIND lAM'S arguments. by indispositions Mr. Saar., jun. very ably sup- Thursday the proceedings before the Committee ported his parts. The room was extremely well 61:ed. on the Middlesex Petition, commenced in their Com- The Assurers CONCEIT at HvruCs ROOMS en mittee-room, with a speech of considerable length v....TY fashionahly attended on Thursday evening, from- Mr. Ptess ea, on behalf of Sir F. Bottom, Miss Nlonattaia (a blind young lady) pl ejo! A which occupied their time till three o'clock. An alteration has lately taken place in the MA- cIC::i..::: 4 Concerto on the Piano Forte with wonderful e. ...i . tint,. Mr. HAletseirom played a very nnsl and platoon exercise. under the diretftien and Concerto on the Oboe. . sanelielt of the CoMMANDES in Cuter, who lass On Thursday evening, the Musical Society, callol given orders for it to be adopted throughout the the liaassoNisos, had a very numerous nieettue at Army of Einviansf, without delay. the New London Tavern.