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f illideakikiir. •%; • ROUSE Of LOlDllWssimiiiiiy,i'bte r TM further lofting on the SoOti ~ Todd. *id* assOd fos this ihr; r at • A •••••• 'Mr • mow, Ceasse — el, and mai qf the rdia with a as- Laws bid. the tittheiata Lands' aed Tat Osemeitsiaters• Nana Ily read a third dint mg passed. MIN aditioaal Age IttOeTBM visa Mend to 14.400 d a mood titno Ir &moil ite401:oo BM; be os -FgoZza i h e sak l! i k ra l isr WY* OPirlagi°ll 1•••••• sad the res4a int, and 104/Aonelt. Lords istfeircsed the ...... weer Ge "rdeftsVad agreed to the Irish, hay 1n Ow Import Red Export Asessed Taut /Wowing* BM sad the Code Bill, without say auseadoests, and Irish Peer lOU stilt metal aawatlawnis. tileit e dedeed the beeeurnate el this House. -..- baa Gimpower Nors•iesportation R 111, Are Rai& aid Qom* Importation Bill, aguesyal Yank , daireity NI, wen severally a mil tarred as he teed a seeped tiros to. Inalronto. Cie the spaudse, shat the last NU be read a as. eel ' Cor iII AICIII Nees sad seek elsaine Mien% die he hed hat sihat when this smatterto as w first proposed to the Hoes& Hs thee& it, however, very objedineablia that so large a li sa:adef u nt io ' this aseaseet, be added to tbe pubis aise bed a blew raped ft! the Led ilbeemegn, who were to reedwition Mamma ineultisn. dam bre hed, ace was nue r i s e le see diem eds. tads a degas of spitediiiilißriaeletir bigh 'and he .g r i scd sa t i lt k e ; beg dbli!sbi e e f I.ll4l:4Marels4trsilifb. bringing ~. NM% bed sated, that dee lamas' was only to be a third. witereee. k weed met se be nearly a Isalf.—. . • Those Royal Persespries•ware paeopted ale,*.. ".: all Arta tease r IPA seder all the eirearawasass. :12* she iieseese toe sough. If the newsy two to be twalleed.to die Lords sad Corn , seams' truly. he &eel. pseheps. not hen abode the ellehtost objuitiou s bet %ebbs she eamawy was bora, . dews by toweloa, in the maws* it sew is, Is thought this :ambled pewore wedd be too is. Vile. He snow, theselbser.shjedt to the maser* ; sod be was sorry the Noble UK was est thee is his *et. to hear what he eels, t lied that be should : be obliged to do it. hi appaTing hisuadf so the Right Hoe. (Mr. Vantrown). se whom he sm. posed no Meese, and to whose erode If condoling ibe peblie biologist, he was desirous isi'gire his ileum, of apphass. He would. however, sibs ilin.,, fest epportunity. sidles the Noble Lard was I bis wiser Isis prom against the measure, which he dimpi ought to have been brought forward at an earlier period of the &Won, and not now, when there was on very dna an attendaneef *of members, Earl TEMPLE expressed his regret, that this Hoe. Member had act mentioned Vs oboes . w h im the m easu re was lire brought forward by hi , Noble Friend. or that he had not abstained fro dries se till his Noble Friend should be prima. .. . , ...._ A ?. t til to-userrew. The Nis epee 'the Table work fientorded in their remealewesegii. doeusieg , i the Imports mod Exports * high loolityollll, Norwich Cm* (ilmose 7 Peer Bin r ewe severally read. A third dime • sod., and glemegee tredirld tioloaint th. theeserkb. * Tier lath Pew Bill received at additional Aathathome i er Claim (the porMirt of LA NC E R. we Opal OM oM ea dm 'Veittiret of Evl firtlE 011 ‘ ,11 40 1 .104.the girl oftAUDERDALE. emothitiletnith=stsc the coarse of proc*oding bklbreAlOrt St • to &Wind. end an Account thiSsiestle iitmodbe the iT 14 5 1 iven Pi* d lb* Tar 101 A le the • in [SSC mete ordered at be laid berme the _ . Abe: weak Acteems froM the .010moissioners ej r it ibiNedrentlin ale rlite •thLs inceetbuitioes The Wig ledialatercourse Sir t7t, e " dreenstrich Plethesers' i the Westminster Hall Menses, and the Scots Db ffeq Bills. were brought up from the Gomm by Mr. Alexander .and Mr, Ws. bottlea ther Orate Bills *ire brought up by Mr. Beldwis sad ether deedensee. These Sills were forthwith read a first time. The Gmeowith Hospital Sawn, on the matins of Lord Vieeetiet HOOD. ordered to be read a second age esa Priday led the West 'lndia Intercourse ' • ,Mett dm IMMO of Lord AUCKLAND, a second tiotiea Mee* ant. • Afar oospi festiliphosiness was dispoeed of, the IFlNlllSeiteatued tin te-morrows when their Lord'- . Alpo mad samiemeed Sped dpe mood reading of • lilt Gioleriielftletilln: • 'T .1 1 410.1 1 Or 020 . 1000W5. • OS 11. lesion it bir A.. WILLEALtY. the; " Ire ii aide of the Crthro, who ntade the re. owe thr thelemeigkof Carlow. ID !reload. do at., mode he imps** to the Her. Sir A. Weiksley dim eased., "'shit dm grecedeet respedW o was 1 1 1 411 - 24 ; k ft .1 2.....t hir .es i ts.s a - n 5 r ." 1 . 46 1. 1111* I ' 1 . _ . xt " - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. thelyglit. however. that if the Hoe. Member would Allrimly take into his eoasideration the great num ,* of years _since thottivrovisions `wire originally latAleaporibi First faintest there has since been 10, tift pales eif every necessary article, together-with, ISe' ettpilasiee way of living which had since r albe!attstongst persons of superior rank and be would nee coating* to objea to a /nor etwea• *hies. - he believed, not only that House, but' /hirpnblie also. thought highly necessary. 4sr W. ELFORD entertained very different sec. damns. he said, from the Hon. Member who had *Med to this measure ; and though he ranked blniself in that class of life (the middle) on which every thing of this kind bore the heaviest, yet he thought the increase in the provision for the younger branches of the Royal Family, absolutely necessary to enable them to live in a state of splen dour'equal to their • rank, and to shew the just va. Inc we set upon Royalty in this country, is one of the branches of our invaluable constitution. The Bill was then ordered to . be read a second time to-mono*. The Malt Duty Amendment Bill, and the Lot tery Bill, were severally read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday. • ..The Reports of the Quarantine Amendment Bill, and the Vitriol Bounty Bill, wee severally brought up, and agreed tot lend the Bills ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. CONFERENCE. • Mr. BANICES• moved, ~ that the Report of the Cosnatittee into the conference with the Lords; be then taken into further consideration t" the Report was secosjiggly read; in which the Committee de. elate their wish and desire to maistaie itgend. In demanding between the two Houses. and that they have also searched for preeededts, - by which they are convinced that the Lords are not entitled to an exemption from being examined at the bar of that House, whenever the Commons shall deem I neces sary for the public service. Thu the C •tisinotss bad proved this in the case of Lord Balcairas, at 1 which time the Lords made no objeition whatever to his Lordship being examined ; and that the Coin- , mittee cannot avoid insisting on the tight of such • ado's, without betraying the privileges of the ens. The resolutions were severally put arid , all a meteor ordered to be communi e to t Lords. in a conference. and that Z.lr. Banks* 1.1 hosed! en desire such conference. • :a l% I solvent Debtors' Bill was ordered to be re- to a Committee above stairs. 'To fCriiwn Land Leasing Bill was read a second Ve...,astii tiedered to be committed to-morrow. • Ise Newfoundland Bounty Bill, and the doter lt-•Bountt Bill, severally went through a Com: e t • tbetkorts were ordered to be received to w. • • TEMP,I•E move& 0 dsat the. Report of the ve'Oallbe Stale of the Willoilve Manatee oft-taken iris forthet consideradon."' The "'were rekd r ond agreed to, and have in a 811 l potation so the same Its- • • abob of Arena's Creditors' Bill Isola through .Cotimittee, several new clauses were added to and the Report was ordered to be received to ' Mr. P. MOORE moved—" that the Minutes of Evidence on the Peal MCC" abs RoJico. Printers, of the 4th of July, 1804, he referrecrto a Commit. tee, and that they report their observations and opi nion thereupon." The SECRETARY at WAR brought up se- Estimates. relative to allowances to Officers tabs Army ; which were ordered to lie on the blet • He then Olive 'mice.. that he would, on Friday, • the Come of Supply. move, certain' resole • *relative o. Me. HUS SON gave modes, that ltriveuld. Friday, " 3moms reepeding dm. mode of ppl ISM iceesette. 'elVel aeries' eid liollciteis' hi Chancery ' :mos goad • wood time, sad eederial le be • ted to-morrow. Tbe Innkeepers' Rates Bill woe read a Second time, and committed for to-marrow. The Masters' in Chancery Bill was committed, Moi ihe Report ordered to be received toooonow. as was also the Accountant-General's Clerks' Bell. The Baokrepts' Bill was read a third time, and pawed- COMMITTEL OP SUPPLY. The Order of the Day being read. for the Hesse' to resole* itself hue a Committee of Supply. Lewd H. PETTY moved, 44 that the am:oasts el the reconvenes to the Commissiopers of Naval and Military Inquiries. end the Petition of the Vete. rimy College be referred to the said Caminito* ; " which' was agreed to. His Lordship then move d, " that there be granted, one of the consolidated feu* an amity of 60001. to the Prinems Sophia of Gletmener, in lieu of the 40001. before granted to her net of the aggregate fund, and also 20001, to •s mossy ohm the imam of Be, lisagokiligh•••• mess the Dubose of Gloucester ; SWAMI. to the Commiesioners of Nivel Inquiry, without any do. ol fees ; and 10,500, on account. as a corn paeseto to the Commiiiioners of Military In let. PAUL thought the last an unusual grant. as them Commissioners had not yet concluded their lihours, like the Canunitsioners of Naval Inquiry. and as the House had not yet sufficient experience of any benefit they were likely to produce s Lord HENRY PETTY observed, that this small sum was only proposed for them, on account, before the close of their inquiries. Mr. PAUL maintained. that when these Commis siosers were appointed, the Ministers of the day did trot hold out any idea of compensation. and that hitherto they had dose nothing of any service to the errantry. 'Lord H. PETTY said, the Hon. Gentleman : stinntd to forget that they had already discovered rear balances due to the public. for the recovery of which fulhutd ample security had since been given to the public. Mr. WINDHAM observed, that as these Cons-I missioners best a laborious task to perform, even if they had rnadit no discoveries, it would be a bad Maxim to hold out to them—. 4 no abuse, no pay according to•that .stem, they mar go on upon the of „ live horse till grass grows." — "TcSON stymied the motion, as, Ur. some of the Commissimteri, for the Per Pore °I . It tending to trie s had been taken front other-appoint ments, and may he put to iaconvetinnee by a delay of competwittion.. • Mr. S. LEYEV RP was also in favour' of the r Measure, and begged leave 'tei, ask whetier id , / com pensation was intended for the ? Commissioners who -sat on thernbjeCt of the forests? Lord H. PETfl' replied, that the suhjelt alluded to had not yet come under the consideration of His Majesty's Ministers. Mr. T. JONES considered it as a thing wholly tinpr ecedented,to re ward Commissioners on ACCOU111;. for if so, they may go on with the public accounts. upon account, ad kinitaw. Mr. PAUL disapproved of the diuinaion be tween these and the Naval Commissioners. the be neficial results of whose labours were universally acknowledged, though no proposal was made to compensate them, till they had concluded their in quiries. Mr. WINDHAM observed, that there may be cases in which the liberality of the House might come too late; and he did rot think the Commis sioners should he put in the situation of a jury. and snot allowed refreshments till they come to a final decision. Mr. BURTON approved of the Bill ; observing, that the Commissioners of Public Accounts, who sat eighteen years ago. were rewarded annually, without • waiting for the conclusion of their investigations. The resolutions were then agreed to. Mr. WINDHAM moved—" that the soh, of 11•.3001. be voted for the use of the Veterinary Col lege. for the year I BOG," which was agreed to; the report ordered to be received to-morrow. and the Committee of Supply to sit again on Friday next. • On the.motion of Sir J SINCLAIR, it was re solved in a Committee that the sum of 25.0001. be granted eat of the Consolidated Fund. to the Comeniesioners of the Northern Light-houses, to ere* a Light=house on the Bell Rock. to Scotland. RVto -morrow. Irish Post Roads BM was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. On the main if Mr. HUSIOSSON, the Bid mates. this day parented by the Secreiary.at War. seem (wooed to be painted. Mr. WIIIIDHAIId moved the second reading of li the Bill for regulating the rank of Officers is the .rnaatry and Volunteer Corps. Mr. Alderman COMBE wished to know. whs. !her the provisions of this Bill were meant to extend to WS Tit 'I k wf Lientenane;C,olonels ? Mr. ‘VINDI-lA.M replied, that the Area Of it would be to prevent Volunteer , - w Of- Lers from commanding sv:,ich was a regulation that, be objeeed to. Mr. Akleiman able, as it would degrade Otheers from the rank wit and *kids they continued pets. Mr. PR RCIVA; the 3111 should appl: the Militia, u there olt-ers in the former Mr. LEE wished deft WAS ottani to ala4ed to il4l. ► misters t To which Ile affirmative. second time. and committed The Irish Quick-rent Bill mitts.. Report to-morrow. MMlTotter Lord H. PETTY self into a Commhte Mr. ROSk. opposed sad mewed all the ia. Amer stages I th patrastig. I that an aid girds would 1 more .s-teefulff Consosiltionen who remained at,ltoake little to do. and the principatpart be d abroad. Re. Re. r which we think it unnecessary to re -state. as they ma - been before very folly re ported in this paper. The Hon. Gentlemen coacleJed. by saying. that it would be the best way to defer this Bill until neat winter. Lord H. PE (TY, after going over the different arguments of the Hon. Gentleman. urged the ne• comity there was for having the public accounts audited s and gamed the opinion of the Auditors themeless, from papers before the House. He al. lowed that them were different degrees of imr.ut ewe in the accounts. but was 'convinced that the House would be of opinion. that they should aU be audited. Mr. ROSE and Lord H. PETTY mutually ex. phased. Mr. HUSKISSON, after entering at great length into the =bled, said. he objetled to the measure introduced by the Noble Lord. as it did net differ frolli the former one, which was consi .. dewed ea bid.- - The House then resolved itself into a Committee on the Bill, and after a short conversation between Mr. Bon, Mr. Parnel, and Mr. T. Jones, on the principle of the Bill, the Chairman proceeded to read it, paragraph by paragraph. do the clause relative to the number of Commis sioners, Lord HENRY PE rrY moved, " that the blank should be filled up with the number ten." Mr. PERCIVAL then rose, and after stating his objeftions to the great increase of Auditors, which had been lately (made, concluded by moving, as an amendment, 4 , that the number " six," should be inserted instead of " ten." After a short conversation, the amendment was negatived without a division, and the original clause agreed to. In the clause, granting salaries to the Commis- sioners, the first blank was, after some debate, agreed to be filled up with " 15001." and the other with " 12001 " The remaining dames being gone through, the house resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received this day (Thursday). The Bill for the 'ref/ion of a new Exchequer Chamber in Edinburgh ; the Scotch Forfeited Estates 13t11; the Scotch Canal Bill ; and the Bell-rock Light-house Bill. were severally read a second time, and ordered to be coamoimed this day. The other ordirs were deferral, and at one o'clock the House adjourned. FROM THE DU ren PAPERS. - jetv 4. The last letters from London a. e by no means s. agreeable as the preceding ones; the hop es .l pea ce . which the communications between the I.eglish ee d French Governments had created. are very mi d i diminished. It is supplied that the last dispatche s Worn the French Got eminent were sot sccept a bi e to the British Cabinet. NACOS, JULY 2. I'esterdar, about noon, the Royal Faintly set test for Rotterdam, accompanied by the whole of the Court, and escorted by a detachment of Horse Guards. Two yachts had been prepared for Their Majesties t but either the bad weather induced Hi s Majesty to change his plan, or else his Atte:364u to bttvinest, to which he constantly devotet him se lf, did not permit him to depart as soon as he intended, and the yachts were not used; Their Majesties went in a carriage. The object of their visit wa s to see a ship launch, and the marine school oppo s i te Rotterdam. A great number of ladies of distindion were p re . tented to the Queen, on the 27th last, at the Piece in the Wood. Het Majesty, at night, gave a hail and supper, to which they, with many others, owe invited. The Queen opened the ball, and danced several sets with the principal Officers of the Coque. &c. M. Verhuel was one of those who had that honour. The Queen did the bonnet's of the table at sapper, at which eighty persons afire present. Th e King retired at eleven ; but the party did not sr pet ate until midnight. ISAGUIt. JIA 1r 4. The answer of Their High Mightioesses to th e speech which His Majesty ands to that Assembly on the 29d ult. was presented yesterday to the King, at his Palace in the Wood, by a Committee of Asir High Mightineseee, consitiog of the Pie..l sident, M. Vol Van Seeetwyek, two other•Mecno • bars, and the Seemlier/. - • The following is the eontiuling pewit She periwig strives la Illliskalt Europe semi de vised by liedelialitle.“ an Oa* liet Ithettlitrienn. then witi she Wen it At bier Ma Mocker's Bang essastitee win slow Suss shah s• saga* agnseinne poise* nett. Oiled eavedy mien and jey and sbodododde siorrinne ddridrd: gur co a l lain and NW )111111d6W, thlipnndon filiOrstiete wet. that eete . Orr lemed slick tied bliddlysted by yiStrt ta* ~ . fs.poWthr man. tear vainraesie amoura, .4A s +b p s 45e Oa OWN: k 101110441 . 1milidielit Use as tbat el gratiza..' • immediately replid, Laeg the OSP King Joro." and directly commenced so well direlled a Bre upon the gngliih, that they were coon obliged to fl;. leaving behind a number of killed and wounded. The English and their adherents have spread a re portamong the lower classes of the people, that the time is not far distant when the scenes of 1799 will be repeated. The Police has caused ten Of :boa incendiaries to be put io prison. THE BRITISH PR LONDON, THURSDAY, JVLY 10. Fifteen new Bills were brought into the House of Commons last night. It is said, however, that Parliament will be prorogued ma Friday week. Some orange men of• war have disturbed the Greenland fishery. 'Several vessels have fled bore from it, conceiving that the strange sails were stn.- mies.=The particulars are given in our last page. We have received the Leyden Gazatle. and some other Dutch Papers, of the 4th instant. Cowie lisamsos, the Austrian Minister fcr Forcipi Affairs, complains, in a circular letter, addressed the Diplomatic Corps at Vienna, that persons. pro vided with passports, as belonging to some dipL. mastic mission or embassy, traverse t h e hereditary states of His 111PEZIAL MAJIISTT ; and, for 'the preservation of public order, he direits, that no such persons shall be permitted to travel through those states, unless provided with the usual Pa , ' ports from the Police. From this precaution, wir are led to presume, that French spies and agitator have abused the diplomatic character, for the pur pose of spreading discontent and ;edition througS the Austrian territory.—Tranquillity cannot flouris's long in a country, which B AAAAA art, and all es little Princes under his comaraad, can cover with 11,4• A • Sp/lIFY. WM. SIM VlAWkoll WI IL ---•-- .• witusta, ma 17. sat Volunteer or 'Yeomanry Of- The Austrian Mialstor fro Foreign Affairs. has madam Foe' Ll• Officers of the Line; *don that, he thought. could not selkiveand ..to the Feteliflt Moisten. at th is Court , the folltnewg circaVoc WMIr . . • 6, The .Ilownsta Q•cesa of Paha lasing tenterbra, COMBF. thOtSgbt it eureption- r„.„,,,..1„,i, pant, slat pewees, e 5e.4.4 vin earipws. of brads Yeomanry wad Volunteer serge me se u s* di e lk u p e * gigisq . fa: eusbaisy. immdp i r eon. rank which they Want plealseggeti.: sidereal tberieilees thereby die ear nom ednervins.ffill!ft• 11164044 to enjoy for the lost two r . RA** 1 4 (pry Thisaidliin **lmago/ nat-ino Me nita stri,triell IrtinOner for Foreign Af. u, bine ' ini r itiao )v ilin*by.verter of tai aloe L did not think the provisions of • wad p t,, • my t "rot se Wibeareeorr a. papist, pply more to the Volunteers thug , 4 ;IL by o c op. akeA m a oap.wsoce h. re were more regular bred leld.• Maeda nee staseer by shw wataiwissiat,,,a on than in the latter. • Genera! (of Pollen. • .11bientioquirisee, and id ento a to We the abates wbiabilserls.eiegonleVreerotbsedireerees"...e, td to know whether chit revile- lira .. i k i r - • same , 4. 4 . t..e..............., Jec drama the. . . e • enforce have elfra Itheaever the eeePt . shamuses ebielinalices, with lin joyuncibei not to /nut a1.,- be called upon to sere wits thi ma so any person rim i ion in 014. . 1 • eh Mr. WINDHAM answered ill . r „ ' 14 0 1, 44 1z 4 iltig all Giwarbinbeili was Me ibiAllimalf 4 After which the bill was rood I t ` I k"! aw i'mh " a " 1 " • infl `"" *. ""'" ". ` 111.1 " 6 " i Fittbkie girds', tha.u.wrwsnmed ways ha/Ruh JIM 1111•?•••• rommitted for to-morrow, . mikes* contrinnan to anew location. k-rent Bill went through_ a Coto- ::',Vf mein. My 53., .. • (slowed) STADION' 0•1110170111. . it:V . W•PLIS, .11:tet IC IP MI , . ,„, _, tm kIIDITORLL ^.. ''.4 '' • 'lllr4ccot has been received here. Goan Gen. Ynlovett V l4l o ll 4 oll W 2ll o ll 04 ..aw ,. : ,' • ... , iolve it-1' Metim e t, w hich. states. that op the 30th May the te on meta/ landed ot Lancrola.—The inLabitants. of osed the Spershitis thoeham Cansuchio. Coker, Ponca. and St. Maur, immedi- ate ohjelliOMlllllllll.lo dm Hill atety alannbltd.• Ind advanced under the ernetmelici that it was aoltelllarl to increase of the Oovrotrt of St. Maur. When they eras in additional nnaeber of inspeeors pear to the eme l t b who were advansiag. the Or- kl be more rife: 24e that the ~ Armor of St. Mane called out to know who they so remained at.hcale would have were; they- answered. 0 Enemies; lee: lire Kin: ii ttincipar pan be done by those Perdisigued :we ore Eripla." The little detachm e nt rl• • I II th di th re 11l ti V ri I) F ; el ft al 'b a a 14 • M M I I 3 II C I c 1 1 _I I 1 I 1