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• . • .. , • .- - . , . . ..- ... • . , ~ . • . • ,4 • r . . . . . i - - ' .1 5 i ,.. rtic 1 . • . . ~:. .-.. .:.- -•- - . __________ D Numisita 1958. TUESDAN, r ; -- • -- • rirlfth LYCEUM THEATRE, S'fRAPH). I THUM EvEmain, May 4, tke DRURY-LANE COMPANY will pertout, 9dt time, a New Comedy, is lee sets, eittled,ltKlEVl NG'S A FOLLY. To Mai will Ite atideet, ad time, a New Farce, called TEMPER ; CAL TOE DOMESTIC TYRANT. f OK TUCIENEEIT OFMR. YOUNG. *i' II EATRE-iloyAL, HAY MARI:ET, frbiN THESDAY, Muy s, IROtt will bc• wird the Play of • PIZARRO. Ta whiet, wilEbe added, die Barlett -I of TOM TH1!)113 THE GREAT. _._ ... • I)ECIARA'rIIN OF WAR, BY FRAIVII: I. EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.. MID ADDIDESB OF TIIE AkeNDCh t. • /hunt fhe --". " — VieghdsOareftr.) vtEs NA, APRIL U. Before Ilia Imperial Ilajeaty left hill! capitol, he was pleased to issue the lcilnwing, PROCIAII AT I ON. " Fit A rtes. I. by the Grace of God, Emperor of ,Instria,&e. " Provt.r. or At'selig a '...--I leave my capital to ji - iiii the brave clefetwlets ur the country, assetubled on the Guiltier, fur the pr.uteu tom of the State. -.' Fur Hose three year past I have made the utmost ex ertiuns td procure you, any belieed subjects, the Llesuitem of • perniaamit peace. No &act ifiee, any ways coosisient with yonr welfare, and II ith the inds!ewilerier of the Mute, how ever painful, have I spared to lecture your tranqaillity and welfare, by a friendly audeastanding with the. Emperor of the French. ' . " Rut all my couleaviturs proved fruitless. the A tiorian (,monarchy was :thin to stst•iuit tu the bdumlie,,, mishit 1411 of . the F.iniserur Napoleon ; and in the .note assan,r he strive, Si. staxlew Spain, insults the sacred Head of the t Lurch, op , plupriates to himself the provinces of Italy, soul precuts out ; the fierilion dowitnions. Austria was to do liiiin3ge to the guest ran psi., the formation of which ht bas loudly ma numitted. " I Lave adopter, all necessary measures to assert the ha ' dependence of the Slate. Not only have ye Amer/red airy i cull, but your lure for yaw native country has prunapted you to diner 'pal. , it. Aerrpt sty cordial thanks; Ilse! will Ire . prated by toy pieteiily and ',lees. Self,ilefencr, not loya -1 Ado, sets our aim. tot the Conqueror will not allow the ~ Soverelqa of his people, strong in their mutual confidence, r 11l possess sufficient wean* to oppose his ambition* views. I Ile declared hinnttf hostile to Austria, stakes she altualsl relinquish but inedstirr • of defence and prostrate herself disarmed at luisf, , t —Vas diszract NI propo.ual was rejeetel, and now bUs In.ats are udvaneius spasm us, arrayed fut battle. . - I • .........—. VICTVA_Li - 11 0 4 7 0F"FRETC, •it; Tettei. rl - 111E CUsigIS•4IONERSpr Vie/waling Ills 2_ .thopeo hay do ktreity tyke Notice, That as PRi• r,ri,,,iato. or lief sort, they.irOtt he readi In rnri. e Tewt4rs sw eorS , Ote (*wind op) nod treat .fitr the etooteatet.b. orpttilet t'rtfreol , f ofSLA PROVISIONS god fit ESN BEEF. to It ti,:jet:/131topo at Uzi, Leith Rondo, nod the Firth of Edit. Lt• i eh tie , / oleo far the eapploieg stA PROVISIONS I. His l' ,, jet'y'a Shp. awl reed, st Neweatae cad Titotouth My, o, lbs tow e caviar tooseths e•rtaia, sod farther, motif six wsroag Atli be vine'', on eM her side, for the semisoft*, . 1• the old oletracts. Tbe mat of :teetotal to he by Bdts, pay a',l, 'oaf !erred, oito thy: , selet date evedirimmi of the Contract, mute he seen at the Seeretore's rtlise, at tbieMose; or le cggdyiwg to the GoLketors slaw Ca,. horrid rirstlif Viteettate rovetire e. X. riper! trill be Lod to ate Tooter is fir AicA the Price shell set he hunted it ocortli at /Meth, or that shalt est he delieertd to the Pool Miner floe terlock on rho toed Fri Sty, the I ifi or Va. / w •et, oar sole's the Person who stakes the Tender, or ore. PI no U. behalf, an•iels, to nearer ides tolled in r--Nnr reeler that coo:oins eriretrovart prices aeon some ur ttel,s,aed.preees ausr4 eaferior to the real value span others, he e'etidesed as proper to be seteettivi. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aram sm, 'ono. Fr IHE (:ONIAIISSIONeitsr., Nary, de hereby:rite notice, That on Till , RS DAT, the IItA -They serf, d Elexen reetweb preeitety, 19' 1 1 " , nerve*, t 4. trail be ready to se 1, to rte. highee• bidder, 4 , tie 11 , :teat 1%0 Netting Petrie*, at Deptford, mobp Leta o f raiwe,n g • and 17r/wallieg Morel, s is. Tread, Tiearl Diht, Fluor, Fluor :iircepinp, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Teas S.cecnium, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Bweepiogs, Put Barley, Ark. house Sweepings, Doll, Calaranecs, Bags mid Ram, t Bart, Beef, Stiet, Pork, Packnist Scrape and Siicep logs, Tierces, Irish Barrels, New Board, Doublet and blab 1:onla, Bull and Pititcheon Bunt, Puncheon, fiugsliesd, 15..h1 IteC t siul Bond Staves, Pruketi Stare% and lion Ikons, Itrukcn and twist, %Vora-out Coopers' Touts, Anticuirnsian Ponder, for painting, linltte, IllainattNl Nagar, nI4 C..uper Thl Branding Is los, Old Tea Chests, Tea Chest Lead, mud AI wad, 6i ag 14 1ii114;149 . 1 nelitaliiNg Prenti.,e! Dept . l:Jrd. 4 !)!)brit ‘,/ a. per ere!. into heated, spoil the amount el, nth La at the hair graele ; earl if the nesrunder I f the .1101,0, be sot yead, mid the Peltieetnr* take* Gaily, Maim twenty working dans slaver*, dee Dap•Sig Wit be .rJrfetted, Iliad the Gum. reruns lA, !':peers • f tea Cram 11,‘ eat , CIIIIrdi46/ may Iv Nee, and printed Catalogue way be had, tre tire Street:re', tree. 4 . I roctitle in Got—in the valour duty monies, in the• he uie emiduct of my r, who leads ti. m otr to glory, in you, my beloved people. (ler exertions for lion war are treat ; hut such they must be iu order to attars more securely the import:tut cod Of self preservation. " What you hive ludo eta done is the most unquestion able pledge of tin powerful misistauce which I em to receive from y ouabey who bear no aunt. will also elm., in die pro tective of their vomiter. ( - nsaiusity, ooler, obediruce, activity, and coufidence, en-s intte the real 'hence, of a na tion. ion have retneed them, and to this ahme as it owing, that we start slob a fni, sr prospect of tmer:. than we ever l'ortussate evesits will not 11113CI'Ve yunr earriry, !tor disastrous OCCUrfeOCIII, should auy happen, shill: your lima resolve. Permveratit valour overcomes all danzers, !lances every edrantaze, and supnlies all leans. Our clime I. just : l'ruvitleuce dues nut forsake -those w ho du oot fur. sake themselves. " I depend on your love, your tried fidelity to cone Prigs ' and Country. Depend ye ou the paternal solicitude of your 31ustarch, who finds an his happiutis iu y 44 Vienna, S, IOW)" " FR A N CIS." The Arehiluk.. Civirlug hum iwitte.l the fiito.eing Achireas to the (;erosaii nation:— " tin %Iffiest, the Emperor of Austria is (merit to t-ke up areas, b.-cause the French Euip. roe will not told rate the 'atomic* of a State which dues tott acksioashal4r his ...lyre- Mary armee, not stoop to beramte subsea vteul a o has views of conquest ; 'west's. he requiris that Andre shall mummer her inrkpewk Dee, wiltieud her euerzies, cad 'cirrus:4er at the I imam:rues discretion beeewe the arm es of the Em peror of Fran-e, and of his stew lidera alltes, advance miasmal Austria with hostile • ices. •4 The firm of Artstria have -rilea for s -If defence and self-pres-ivistion at tlw nod of their Monarch ; I am lend:on: then. &garnet the eaters, to prevent the certain attack he prepared agairat Plymouth . SO We pars toe frontiers nut Ls conquerors; not ass enemies of (ieroas•V ; sot to destroy Gerruan imitdatenni, leas, 100 customs, and manners, and impose foreign ones not to ape T. k pa id for by Di u,. Raye i.terest, .iaety da ß s pmpriatc to ourselves the property of Getman!, or to 'Artr• Viler date. eriAce her children in distant a era, carnet on to d e st ro y and ISt C9ad.o.a. srthe Contracts may be ors at the Secretary's tottilltah for.'l-•• wallow. No Bitt.t to assert the M- Wee depronlcure of tle• .tustrism llasuarels. anal to reature to K. B. &maim or the Coast to he prodared wild the Tenders Germany the uhleradeure mad national Lammers which arc No "Turd will br hod to nor Tender in wAirh the Price viol( Joe to her. Oat be inserted in words at temp: h, ear that .4.11 not be ',cheered " The same pretensions which ono threaten nn have al lo the Board &fore Owe o'Clook on the .mid Tre.day, the ad of r"aOY proved to GctioatlV• Oar woodwov is her last Al a, the p en . a late mph.. the low ftr,ot to I,e sae. il. Our cause is that of I:ec:fia..y • Fenian on he behelf, anew*, te Gasser mien tolled for with Austria, icrniaily seas holep.tedent and Lapp/ it is - •- - oolt the en . ..deuce of Austria tl,at Gerauauy can re• vicruALLlrinrcifiticE, Afitt 1. 17, 111 , 19. eeier haqapaor,s maul inleperident e. VIE C()NIMISSION ERS for l'irittailing H;e t (*.insider your dostruction. Accept the aid Maiestis Nary do hereby rise Notice, That en TUES. we infer, end co-operate with us tee your salvation. We de- DAY, the at of May, Is rt they wilt be ieudt , to centre mend from you so exertion*, but such as the wee furrow CDOO- Toiders is writing (sealed tip], red treat re* who COOPER- mon rause 1414,111 Your property and your domeatie peace AGE NTGR ES and TOW tol -.31 ADE ('(WW ER'S are SITISIrdi I), the discipliue of ow troops. The A Nostrum ar il. Serriee or Ail Department nosy reran- far the spare of min will not oppress, are rob you 1 they respect you as tire 7'w/re Meetha,frens the dates of the Contracts, to Ire delit.ered three, chosen to Ralitjetutly with us, for your ease. and 1 . 01 ii..'o Hie Afejede's Victant/iirp Slam tit Dept ford, and to be nuts. lie worthy of •ine respect ; nut h 4I:I'M:111S Olily as Sort pool rear by Day po, f able with I etere-t, mimeo, day caner theme. Ives arc Our ('oedits's. of the Couiroet sras he seen at the Seermari. " Depend nn my word, which I have more 11130 niter Notepad rill be had to nee Tiskr a which the Prier shall pled at 41, and redeemed, to save you! l)rpenal mr-the 1 , 1014.1 net he imettel is words at ',myth, ar that shall oat be dolirered of nip Emperor and brother, which has never twee violated, to the Board before Otte drip,* on the said Tuesday, the Rif of (Seneca:m.4o.e " 11,:e east ; nor wham the fovea won wave the Tree, at row Paws se his 4 e 4 a4f, to ell:010fr tries railed far .! Aratt.6, ittoo COMMIS.Si( )1% ERS fir Victmalling ills Majesty's :Vary Jo hereby sire Neter, Teat on FRI DAY, the slh or May next, they will he roe/ a to rendre Tender. WM: sealod iv) and I real for S EVEN lII' N DR crirroN ef LIVEa mot. or macaw-teruieetl f. HF_.SIIIRE SALT or BAIT or erne Foodieree; and for FIVE HUNDRED Tt)Nm ▪ FISH int. BAY S.'.I.T nfthe large., Crain Of SALT If erml eaothsesi •er whir* tee firrmes who maim t he Tentlers one to produce Stoe ' ple., to be !Owed t 0,., lii. 'linkages l'ictauf!nor , Store., at Deptford, Doe, half by the :tist yrittly q. xt ; used the Te•eeindee by the 30th of srptevabee.Alinreing,. , e or all chewer and 1. " 10 lb. Str+4l; fir , pt /hat the Contractor oral be allowed a.. I Id. per Ton for Peoterage of the Salt from Ihr ' Wharf to the &ores; and to L. paid for, by Bills, parele with letereq, *leery dor after cLve. The Cenditese• el the Ceseeroct inns be item at the Seer. , int?. Other, at Cow o,4ke, or by appl veir le the C.'ketot, or tee Salt Divide at Liverpool ; and at Middletitch, is Cheshire ; • respeetitely. Norerird rill be had to troy Trader is which the Prise ALB see srordo at bmoth, or that shall set he Jelisere.d to the Dearetbster• One n'Cieck en the amid robaks the. 1,4 of Aka trust, user Miens the I , v rhea mods. the Vender, eir taw "WOW an its behalf. atteenb. to CINSCIF chew cadged fee. TICTIIALUNG-OFFICE, Aram SIN 1. 0 9. rill 1E CI ISSION ERS . fur rietuallin a g Ili Ithi.sti,•. :Very de heretry e Yotioe, That tot T1F..9- • T)1 IV, tAe stel or Slay tier, grill be rod, to uceir• lae.r• anoretnit! (ien4eil op), aid tree fey FIFTY TO of INN rm. detwered tier of Cease.' Anif Exit* Dune.; ono haf tAereqf in a .for! night, wig the other Ante in • fn, ilnieht at trearorda, into /h. Ileksty's rielitalti., Stores ua Thr:runi; sod J'Ar ONE NUNI32 En TONS of p4ni *wed VIRGINIA LEAF TOBAVCO. to 6e deueneed sten free of eln , 4, one half tinnier is ewe sviseth, aid Ike reasmiedet. in one month qt . , meted,. ieee .PArtvieletwe NUM at at iNrt., in the proportions setiernesniioned, viz. • Tuns. Deptfore Si Pori. in • ..it b IMPEUIAL P.IICLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAT S. BORTIIIVICK rrr•,kA(.E. Mr. Adam was heard iu behalf of the Claiarant, Mr 4r chib3l.l rhirthwick, and the farther prureedings were post. pAilrol till Engle'''. Mr. Gratan, 1.nr , 1 Milton, and several Memtwra Gum the lllunse of 4444444 1111/11, tOr.sig,thl It. 111%4 lus.dveol IWt.t..rs Hill, and scveral private bills, which were laid upon thr tatilr, and severally read a first bow MR. Flt Kit E. The Earl of DARNLEY. with reference to the niude he should he disposed to pursue, relative to • motion of which lie had given 'satire, respecting Mr. Frere, wished to know train the Nola(' Secretary opposite, ti it was trne that Tlis Niajesty's Coverts cavil intended, WI its return f his present in,s- Stoll, to employ I • again in a similar situation to smother country. The Earl of LIVERPOOL declined answering the immediate inquire of the Noble Earl (Darnley). respecting .Mr. Frere's future employment—hilt left him to his own discretion in bringing fora ard his intended motion. /I' 11' RESERVE. FOR TOE BEXF.FIT 01 i 14 EDITORS TO DE SOLD RV AFETION, Dy 14fr. KNIHR, On THURSDAY NEX r, May 4. /Vie, at the Swan Inn, Ito Newport-Palma, Rucks, ► entire S Foci: l'it A lIE of .mull 1 coLDSItY, Lace-merebsrit ; comprising ',paned, of thousand yards of ftshiritiebte end valuable loci., eon ▪ r.f edgings scollop., shells, hr. Goo, the Moon pries to twenty shifting' per yard mad erased.; reit.: a Brent reLoit;ty of lace, threads, .e --A single !mow 111A41f, ad.pt- NA to Our trade, with lettuces complete, and valuable gig 'roe. 1 lir (erfacenuat of the great number of lots) at tea *Aloe). in lb.- Foresisos. P errdd Gill 1.. gorett to partitives of lots, rabic e'auec tea pourols too vv . until bit!, at two lunatlis after date RF.GENCY OF PORTFGAL. The Earl of liticatatoiftstlntar. addressed the House at considerable length, on the propriety of those motives which induced him to I g forward his promised motion, regarding the Itegeney of Portugal. Ile &scrawl' the nuhle and valorous exploits which had formerly liven achieved by a small her of Portuguese. in successfully de fending tlie:r contitry against the invasion of 3 Moreilionermi+ force of Spaniard+ and French.— The si;rit and natural disposition of the people of that country. if properly attended tn. sided by a British force. WWI d have afforded every means of preserving it from °gala fal6n idto the possession . _ -..EmMal AY 2. 1809. . of the French. lie neat sheered how the Frensh Inns wcre liable to hare been cotnplctely baffled 1 to the north mid south of Spain, by a right use of tile pannier spirit s li d strength of Portugal. No man inner than himself iipplanded the conillict of Mer Arthur Wellesley, who took te , e 1)01111118ml of our troops in the early part of the eatopasso, and so long its he retained it. every p rn e e eli n . k rif our anuy met with his approbation ; hut he estrieried totally a ilitierent opinion on the Armistice and Centrot;oo what soccerded. The object of his motion led to the production of certain paper', which regarded the appointment of a licgeoeY, for the- purpose of ifuartling the interests dil. iteyal I ligliness the Pi ince Regent of .Poetugal.— lie contended, that althongls the Prince Regent wt his departure had appointed certain persons to cotopose the Regency, and to act in his name, et they had forfeiterf . ercry elami to that official Ulna lion after the expulsion of tho French ; for during the french usurpation they openly committed acts of hostility towards the Pricer itegent, and had used their authority to sulistitote and *support the Freurh . povernenent in place of that of dies fleirf4loneefthorr.--•-ft-tinini, therefore, the core of Majesty's Miniaters nut to have acceded to . the appointuteni of these same pertains to he weathers of the Regency which hail -hero estaideshed after the departure of. the French. It appeared that two out of the original number, who had acted in am hostile manlier to the interests of their country, still composed a I ipal part - of those who admi nistered the Portuguese Govertinicia. It *was no doubt to this cause was to he attributed the inert- nests and waist of spirit since . mastifested in the in habitants of that country. lie atlverted to General CriaallOCV.4 brio, seiterseded by Sir Arthur Wel lesley, and lamented thst udit•ers shook! he placed iu.nankssarilasstnation. The present missio n of ;a Nntak Wellealey) to the Swinish Government was highly ' , lli fyllll tr. his feelings ; it was one which that Noble Lord's public and private character more thin, inifficiently was adapt ed to dOweil4tyte. The Noble Earl concluded a very arginueutative speech hy moving, , f That is letter of Sir Hew Dulrytithle's. respecting , :the e t a:. prima:lent of a ttNency in Portugal, .with certain other document.' on thesatne subject, be laid upon their Lonlohipie table." The liar! of Ltvgaitoot, vindicated the princi ple! he hail tai t down eat a former nibs, respect ing the production of public papers. lie would not go into the whole of the observations cemented its the Noble Earl's si.ercli; he mould tontine, luau self to the appointment of ti.e fle„retirty. • fir should oppose the motion, "set -Anse he shook he enable.' to aide the mutate of that appoint ment, which, together with the regent con nection of IN Alujesty's Government with the Court of Rio Janeiro, was a sufficient reatiou why the Noble Enrl's motion might not to 4w com plied with 4 When the Prince Regent left Portuge!, lie appritittert eril4lll V1.'110114 to taimpmse altegeney. Whit.; the reetiCli Power existed thereionie of these bad betrity.d their tenet, and n hen the French etre expelled, it was the wish of tits Majesty's ( lavernment to act in that tit:inner which woold best answer the rights mid interests of his Royal High ness the Priure Resent. They might undoubtedly Gave Owed the country antler a Military Governs tn•mt 54 tuts-rim; sin act joint:table, bait not o•ie •A polley. It wars their wish to pursue th e eu trution of the. Conn of Rio Janeiro, tts far as pout,- bly St conht be known ; therefore, they uppointtit the same Regeac.; the Regent hod appointed, leav ing out tho.e who had tither forsaken or gressly abused the trust so reposed in them, and substitot ing - of hers its a insulter the mon tigrerable to the coo stonticut and wishes of the people. Its acting A4I they tool clone .11 that could be expected from them.— Tnere was a jealousy sowing the different prmincis, maul whineter might have been arlopted,thearrange melds would not have been approied of by all par -1 cues, neither was there any other plan whodi could have hewn go safely punned. Viscount Stumm: to very ably supported the ar- ;mincing of 11, noble friend (Buickinglininshire), and coutlisdiA I.y o!userving, that his hoiws were not completely destroyed as to the cause of Spain and Portugal, and he rejoived to see a. snore pro mistug ripest in the affairs of Europe. Lord 11 annownv could not assent to the pro ductiou of pope's upon the present °evasion, al though. his sentimetats not exactly concur with . , Mum respecting the present Regency of Portugal'. The Junta of Oporto themselves hod suggested the appointment, and the Bishop himself expressed his sentiments to the panic purport. Lord Grlesett.t,e would have been ars reluebtut as the noble Secretary to support any motioit tat 'misers, which misfit tittitecesetrily interfere with the offitiatl situation of his Majesty's Ministers; but he Jul think no solid reason had been tissi g oed f o r their refusal on this occasion, and the production might . he absolutely necessary to shew to the Rouse how far the comluid of his Mnjesty'st Ministers, in this instance, had led to the calamities which ensued. He was not 111131)011.11 to press the motion, its he suer an indisposition in Noble Lords opposite towards their production. It was true, the Prince Regent appointed those persons, but in such a way that they could be accounted no more than hiving n formal pouter to deliver op the government to the invading enemy. 'they were net the eoulidentod and trusty adherents of the Prince ; all such fled with hint, to form a new goveitsinent. But the cott durt of these persons afterwards sag have and trcischerous, aud they ought not to have been re appointed. The Earl of Bulky; cit 51211111 i said a few wards in reply. ' An explanation sevenilly took place, lictween the Earl of BUCKIRORRItoIIIRR, the Earl of LIVER POOL, and Lord Dsunowne ; when the Loo CHANCEL, nit put the Quelition from tl:e Wool. sack, which was negatived without a division. The other Orden of the Day were then di Toiled of, and the Houle adjourned. 4 . •!:a1:1 •••• -^ fi . • • • A . ?Vitt PRICE SIX•sPENCIr . MOUSE OP CCIMMOINS. • • Mr 800 e X promoted • petition from the Innkeepers si# Pry* Rig relief azimut flee promo' os:leting err tern —Ordered to ie on the table. The Lotto AllettilM•Ti of SCOTLAND brought is a ball far amending the Local M Meat Act of Scotland, passed test 1 . 1 )ear --Read • Ind time, and ceder d tu be read • 1•400 d tone no Tinweiley isest. :Ike Irish leselreat. Debtors' Bill, als the footled df - th. * ATT•I, was read a third time sad passed. The Limo AnTaCATC of Seen t ASO Petite, that he herald to.morros roots fir lease to brill to a Bib to Its ' litre Cl.. fermlies of. %I ihtjamen is 7kothied. • The St. Cleuient's Llama Poet Bill wasoltad • third thaw amt patted. Mr. Rost moved the second reading or the 'Nava Scent Trade WI —Real a sersort time, arid ordered hi • Cow settee of the whok House to-metros' The 'GILD ADVOe *TN of Scott Aon hrostglit r-p the Report of the North .linerreanTraile Bill; tb°sawaskstrate Were agreed to, sod the Bill ordered to he read a third tone to-morrow. The accord reading of the Roman Called:es' Claiao Bill WWI postponed to AC4111^1141411 se'nniztit. • Al 111.111Ipsol brought in the Surat 11-htty Begsdation Bill.—llead a first time, and ordered to be read a ascend time to-morrow. Sir 4;14w/wore moored fur an deepest of all Sams of • Murray petit tutu tits Moot/ of tbs Tremserer of Indies , e.' areuent of the Army of Reser re; also as Autumn of tbe Pensions of superannested Officers of the Custom sad ; and also an Aet•tllit of ell Pt/1001111 111:4Abie Oat of the Eatablislunent of Ireland, up to the at of Jauuaay lest , whet were severally ordered. The Reports of the Committee of Supply, and WA's aid Steam., were brought up and agreed to. Sir CASK ta moved the re-committal of the Irish 3ldit is Fill. for the purpose of 101bRillt reprinted, on &retinal of the Riney alterations it had undergone. The Horne restraint, the Report was received, sod the Hill ordered to be taken into further couseleratinn on this day fortnight, and to be printed. A Message from the Howse of Lords insnounced, that their Lordships had agreed t• several private B.lis. The 11te4.001 reading of the Inch Militas Complete:lu Bill was postporied till this day or'norglit. thc lion of the ( lIA ItCal. JAR of the E'en 'QC Ellt, the further prneeedings iu the 11111 for preventing the sale of fttfierts and Places a', pot off till twoorrusr. Chi the moti.ni of Mr. Fusers, thit Home resolved itself int,. a Committee on the Irish Commissioners Fees. Udl The Report ass Loden d to be received tar-ra.n o w. • Mr_ SACS rt A Rif ('A a lila presented a copy of a letter front Sir John Moore to Mr. Frere. Orilered ter he ou the table, and be printed. • Mr. islet sic% 1.114•e1 fur a copy of stetter from sirloins Moore to Mr. Vivre, demi! Sala:nanca, troth Nur., and a copy of a Dote or remonstrance from Mr. Rare to the Su preme Junta. Mr. CANNING wished the fins Gealdinams had given previous spike of his mono.. He knee of as objertins to the production of the papers, but be was sot sure they were in lira alike. If tie Hine Member would cuoserit le inn off Lis metres, he would do all Le ecoild /0 fury ard it After a few words it •N LT awl C • Tot von, • the former 6watt/ries' gave armee of his ammou rive to toorrow.- Truet.r. said, that as these letters, which he lied not beard of till this day, were rroportaot to the otutit.o• .4 I vatic k Lc bad ziscri indite foe* tisurierow, sad which hart tn.. ritud much public asoliny, he feared be twist be wader sin INV•1100Y ut stitialriswiag it, mud hung the heel open day The order vas Urea w ithdrawo, aud Said for to-mernee week. Mr Was . seised whether it wan the %negates of the Bight 11401. Gentlenose opposite to l`ropust a Lottery.. part of the Ways and Men's rat the ensitiug year ? Mr. Ptacar.iis ceplkd, that Lie I..l , aued t• Alb/1W • motion 014 that salvo ter tte course of the ensuing welt. Mr. II turaacau said Me had , plestiou to pat, eclat' re to Mr I lianuelly, viz. win-Aber tine, u has been fe rreted, that that tiectletauu enjoys a pence* besides half pee as as Mr. th.; , sissoa replied, that if he received any pepsine, it was without Ins ; he kite, nothing were than thlt be received fall pay us ri Col oael of • cavalry ret total. Mr. Si atTaillt o raid he 'boatel ounce this su b ject fur ther to minor. , Mr. II- Makit X expreanwl • des re to postpone his me tiou, which ,istat toe 6..6 day, r. lat rye to the Third Report of the Committee of Patine Expenridere, till to. meartm . ter of w words from Mr. Peoria Al. sod Mr rises C's, the instant otthe itusuaritble Lieutlemair was Sued for Mon day seat. COMMISSIONLRS OF LC fCH PRIZES. Mr. Oen io-e, to call the attentiow of the noose to the Fourth Report of the Committee on Politic Expenditure. Ile regretted that it had been flinch the practice of the House to putter Itrpoits to lie .or their Table, without uttractiti 7 z, .itlfivient notice, perticultirly as they had had for years past, and were likely to have for years to eoisie, the disoi;ree• able tank - of imposing heavy burtheus upon the pit Mir. Not anticipating that any objection would Ire made to what he had to propose, he worth briedy state the outlines of the subject. t:;KIII which he bad 'rounded liis propositions, and then subtort them to the Houle. In 1795, tire Commissioners were mt. pointed for the disposal of I /melt l'rizes,—. E nters Cratifunl, John ilrickwood, Allen Chattielrl, John Bowles. and Alexander Baxter : of three terrors he know nothing. They received their papers of iO - the Privy C •ii, to is hom they Were to refer. In July. 1799, their lahoure were completed hut naing to it law snit, they have not yet been able to make up their accounts, elthougli they hope to tla /40 before die eximratton of the pre sent ,)rair ; thus they had been acting fourteen year., without coining to a proper or.tlerstanding ; they had appropriated five per cent. to themselves for uommisiiion, amosintirg to 80,0(x01. and the only account tires' had preeetiterl, appeared a frau dulent 011 P.—( /fear ! hear !)—lt was carne-di nary that Mr. Bowles, who hill been so raters against the returns upon the Property Tas, should be so backward in making his tautens, and it might perhaps he well to are what his returns to the petty Tax wore iit that hire-. The non. Geld. next adverted tothe.Cortimis,ineersluseping their:tweeds of the sales in th hoods of their private lo r., - stractof paying them into the Brink of England, w loch they said it was fleet-weary to do to answer demand*. - which, as the Committee observed, might hare been very easily obviated he upplyrug to the Privy Council. These balancra fluctuated ft•orn 50.0001. to 200,0001, moil when Mr. Pitt applied to them. , they had 190.0301. They too:s care not to let hint know it, although they might have t a.ily spored 51).0001. ; had proper attention been paid to oweiog their balance. into the Conk, u 'ovine. of 40. 6001 * might have hewn remit They *ere Meteor t. to keep minute+ of the cish iu hand, Lit this they dii.l not do fur obvious reasons; and niJoil 66:04- , L r ": ~-~ f 1 • • - - • 1;1h I 1 S I t • .1 I. P. rd J. .1