The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

47.° • '-'1.4:••••• • _ _ ~'1 • it y ' scrmsEo 97ti R'NG'•-'IIIFATr.I;,_IIIYMARICVT. THIS PRF.SEN f EVENING:Feb. 11, will be primPbt , t l . th.• Gaud Seium• t) , ces of GI: ORAZZI E CURIAZZI. The Me-tc by emoted's. I n w hich Madame Grai , ni, and Mr. Itt.harn, wilt perform. End of the fret MN , EItTP4EIII..NT. I n d t ith e Opera will be pinforwie' fee the first time, an entire 141..• Graril entitl,l TAMERLANE AND RAJAZET. cocuemed by Mani. Ito•si. With new Mas'.e, Szenecy, Dreieg. ..,d D egerat i om A New Grand Serious Opera, entitled Moite di Cleopatra. the Music competed by the ectetr4teil Na. , olini, in Italy, for Madame. Cr...tint, and newer performed in the. erarintry, is in relirkial. and a It be trwedity THVATRE-R4f - i.M.. DR Mt Y-1.. ANE THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 11, Thor hlineatlet' Servant; will alt the Tragedy of HAM LET. tyan ; l. t, by the YOUNG itOSCIUS; Claudine. Kiss of Detima , k, Mr Powell ; P.,!oniu•. Mr. Dora... ; Lavrtm, reale. ; Ghost nr I laniet's reth , r, *.:, Iteym,nd. G er i nA t e , auau of Denmark, M:s Pow.:11; 0,,,1 . 2 ,, stn 'il tunta n. To which witl be artd the Fars of THE PRIZE. {Algid**. Mr. bannister; Lalerl, Mr. Metbrws (Pain, h.. First ADeIiMICV is that Ch.uacisr) ; I.sta, Mi.a Xelly. Ca- Mies Deems.. • T:IF.ATiIF.-RlaY AL, COVFP4T.GAROPH FrHL PRESEN l' EVENING, Feb. 11. will be aaed, a Comedy, calkd SPEF.I) THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip tt:arvitord, Mr. Pv,e ; Sir Abel !Tandy. Mr. s,,n.noni; Handv, Mr. Fav:ott ; Henry, Mr H. Sal n_ elan Dante Athlield, Mot. Davenport ; Swan Athfield, Miss Brunton. To which will he added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET; Or, THE hcAtirmskviAN SOKCF RER The Oveatire Music wittlabied by ?ileum Ware and navy firlequin, Mr Her ; Fanta:no... Mr L. Bologna. FvVo, a bcantl!navtan Princess (afterwattit Columb , nit), Mat Scale To.ntnowv, Shaksreares Tragedy of Mlcbetlt ; Lady Mac tvth, Mrs. Sidtioat. With the Penn:Kailas of Hailequin't To the liettpendion LLECT.iRS of the CITY wad ISElay of WESTMINSTER. G LLLLL out, A TY Seat in the House of Commons being wa le rent by His Majesty% haying Hen graciously pleased to aNanin me one of his Priscilla Somoonso of Suite. 1 have on,:e inure to sOl Kit roue VOW/ and lowest. to replace cue in the honourable situation of your itspamentative. It hat fur rise end twenty years moo the pride of my life to e iihy your auinrerropted tordidence and partiality, and my f , ...10gs of !remade la' been continually racrowed ivy the coast .nry of your kinduma. T. make profmaions, would he neither vuirs iletu my tines of life, nor to the Intigeonuection that has sus.utel between ue. The crisis is arduous, I feel all its ties ; sad* save you and toy country shall bells* bitsine , of my life. have the honour tube, with every wntiment of gratitude, Gentlemen, . . West ever °Wird lit dri , rgtem.statet, Feb. b. 1606. KEN LaRICK's MENAGERIE. No. 42, PICCADILLY, OPPOSITE ST. JAblkS's CHVBCI-11. ,\ r rAKES this method of informing the Nobility. .11. Gentry, and Public In general, th at be bait received a Paltry. hum Poisod. Has also on sale. 14 'in vatr - rlauldasll black Pallid Prißlex, Stith whir, ermisk ant black S , , , anish ditto. Alen, come curious Malay*. from India; Swans, aid Water Fowl of ever! deacriptiso ; and a large artortroent of Pheasants. Kendrick continues to give the best price for all sorts of F”reigia hints and Beasts. That most earring animal, the live Ciocodsle, monitors to be exhibited as above, that has given arch riniverod sansfarti in, and is in tame, a .idr cr- child may touch a with safety, •nri only snit are*. it, eh', kingdom. Kendrick humbly solicits A continuance of those *avows be has so liberally received rime a gw.ittous publis, and which it sore eye: be his study to miy - t ' II Too large crates of Canary Birds, one from Germany, ant tl.r ether ruin Note icli. in fine long, are taw on sal', as ales. C. J. FOX. NOW ON RATS. Nines.-seven Dotes table-el...thaw/I Napkin., and 2iin Pak u• B'..•k the , e.iia 666 I.ig S LOCK and EFFECTS of N Uf ACTURFR. vf . MARL EY has to dispose of, at absoltttely . • half the twig nal cost, the I.irge Danissk Table enths, lag. ; brie Diapzr d tan, 12 , : Dama•k ISn-elitist data, 7s : Diaper ditto, Ss ; a'l wait, .tel the best t ibries, with eleven P.M'S plain 31111 twilled Hnllaiirl Sheetair, and fifty other ants the twilled c.i,eo Sht.•eanßs, las a pair ; one Beat of 2',ench Carobriek., 355. Seg. and ♦3. ; a Dna of Scitteh diito. lb•. les. an d vs. contains t.•n I'o,Jt•.t Hatidkeichieft . several Packs of undressed Holland a.id Irish Linens, Caaibrie Mos. hog. Printed Colinas, Silk Handkerchiefs ; Yard•wtde striped Furniture Dimitms, IRd 170 Cunnte•panes and Marseilles tltiets twenty coloured ittln. 10s.; Senate• Sheothies, 111. a Servants !Blankets. to: a pair; ace on Sale. at No. 89, tlxiord strews, neat to a F shop. 'Vie Prices are fixed u•.on each artiele. Also, thirteen Counterpanes, festooa 1.• (*.MS. TO PAMILIFS. 11ARC SINS in HOUSEHOLD LINEN CH AR Lk.S PUCK. N.. $6, Oefenlateeet, has tun re atireTl 940 pair of Servants' Shoats, horn 10a. id. ; SOO pair of Ilith Drogheda and Buwia ditto, front 144.165. soil Its. ; 1 .t.t ; , ant Shams, from 20a. ; 100 India Cut. t' ,,, Coanterpenes. heal 16..; :00 pair of Blanket% (rum is; LW', nieces at ire In* Linen. from 1.. per yard ; 100 PeliCa Tery anion hoe H'.lLnds, frit gentlemen's skirt% from 7 ; reran rising a penny up to Sa. per yard ; S Brutes t 1 Damask and Diver Table Linen, very 5,551 bargain. ; ' 9 Were.; Si old-wide in,', Prints, .wily 2s. per yaril ; 100 ..ems of yard•wide Prints, remittal to smelt, atilt" 11. per •t" 11 fad pretee ef Cambewk 244.; 100 piszas of , rry curiae' fine Muslin Sir gentlemen's (:.ants, (teal Ss. the •tostre : those at 4, arc eery metier:lr fine, and warrantei to arip their velour 240 dozen of India Canon Stacking., a COO bargain. N. 11. C. P bqc :e.l, to inform the public ia general, that th e abow•Goola hwor larest prrehawil ?met a Bankrupt Stock, and he samara Italica is ritrierml, that nn inspeetion. the! will he rental at leas than half then real value ,• but ladies wit flare to observe, that there are two Linen Drapers tngether, I shove Geode ars only at No. SO, Onfertirlfillelr two gluon Mariteaotmet. (IHARLES ELMS, Proprietor of the AMBOY. NA LOTION and Tl 4) fill POW DER, ',lkon], Royalte, N ;..• oid Gentry, that 114 is Removed from No. 4, ONCII - to No. 4i. Leicester swore, where only Ilse Ikuit 4 to be i - out:.e. No Person on earth ha , aly li•sewelialr of its • Ivot WJtia.ss MiddladArly Pact. et Rory ; the Co.o ••.:.e porebasel was cawifitied to the Wholesale only, and he by a penalty of .50m11. trom yelling it Retail in I or ...thin tan mikt s and In I " nail of Moo d he atte-loe. the withal of prep:ring it. not r. 4•4 patronage, I avdr g already as • .t friewls es 110 CAD p"•:••••141111111p attend, but feels it his ts, t a di...a the Public a a aiti.t the 'lie insocrottion prae wd. as Ise les net a:itga:itted any pirtiast to Lesion to vend •c Dn. Zebt 744, .brittb 411' et, FEIMI KiNG'S TIIEATRE. rrHE PUBLIC are most respeßfolly informed, 4. that there 1,41 ioe &vat, at dui Timitme. a GRAND Mkt4QCEß4or.,•onTitttrAny, the. IStli rd Feb•t.atr V/)( A L COMCF.RT. NV.V7 k 0 0 14.4, lIINOVER-SQUARE. 'UFSSRS. FIkRRISON, BA RTI.EMAN, fora aid! GitrA•roarx. nust resPe.:l.64:y naj,wint the Not'Pity and Cle4try, tt...t Use CONentTS will cowl/we:we oaFriday Te-:e." of Slew:erelog. Pent Gels's. tar Nine Ciaceni Tlekeu transferaials, subrot to the esaal liinastio.is Sub niptiono be received, till the number is tointileted, st %Si. Pinhole's. NJ. OS, New Itiinitaleeel, where Tacking are sleiessing. A leo of the numerous prhseipoi I%efo.naier., %rood aan lattremental,• Les been al. reap pveistssi. . *MEW qf tts• /1111,1* CONCERT, _ _ _ _ Ovid MAW, WS, tare fell lian4)-ISea. ihtittla Sabi. / Mr " The SnlAke's Oresie,' er-• awknanied • the Chase r hy Mr ' Greatonia—Attepaed• Now Cke, " M Mother bide 41 hair." ' mew Air, Mr Verde, It:Irmo:144 I.r taw volce• • x j 114, Grater x. .New Scrimb, " Tral'a!par." Na:itarivo and Snot, Mr • man, ,v 1". fill Choral. C aioarril C . 'Tit fir Tliein,Tioloncul' , ., and Deka,' • Mu, Mr Watchaell., Mr LIMIT, ,nd Nit 1..;-agenn.. , ti Handel and Na-tini Soniz, Mn. Asti, " A!, fame, 0 Dm. Illpitnte," lia.sorwr Obligate, Mr Holmes-4'44 , -41u Fa • rewire Glow. " Pea - to dr.", out. of the Cal•. eon. Crilehrated Cantata, " Fvon. lie H..we.y," Mn. Dick en•...Fqrrvill. Naval Ode, w The Wn .den titre.? *ekes *an.l full rho. os.—Dr. Arne Ma Pa ltc'i fief peliwinence will tto on Friday, the Vitt Init. Madero* Pian•ll6 . l. ina the ilith aad Mite G•igietti's the 7t:t of lila h. The dean wilt be opened at green, ...td the performance commerce precisely et eight &cinch, The N. , biliey and Gentry at retooetCate entreated to Ai. pe• tltairCoetd►man to Set - down sod take is. , with the tansy' hee l, towards George-street.' The dun in Ilanurer.yucci is for Chain only. Mt. Towpsoret will attend at the head of . he P 041; •. _ .‘ a S' tO VII.I. 04 40 derly Lid:, tir two Youn LaMet, a ritt:iff ;n• natfram the cottony. who preset" Amders: Inds mailtiia risk=nk, arif getting stp 4 '.ltnet eau have a good tee.inamenl Mau a La r a itv. lbettela adalrnmed, .wt pAid, fin A. & No. 57, Geiwswetr.zet, Purtesafeaquare e will mid with imtewliate atanftiun. TBISH reminds his Friends, that Thursday . next testi ise the Ti'. rra D-wwing of tn• vresnt fraud and powder Loner!. and *oar, Tseket lira .1 • . that Day, is sure to he a r, n. tlei the Fourth Dw, she Fir... drawn Ticket is entitled to SW at the I.a.t ; ae. i tomsdiat , - purchase it therefore ROMS at, fur T. 14 t are tort., s• d every unc drawn before the Seta of thts 31 , n ti., w • • • be a Prise. No. 07, a prize all 1,722! and 1,61‘0, a Pr:z•• rs. • I.e 'heady been sell io Shares, at 4, CORNIIILI. and ), riIART `4l•;.' TI;;KETs at SOIA kVA ammo Ou Ibu•; •st next, the Third 1114 or D. awinig, rits4l4“ • h PRIZES besart•4, on the Fourth 134 at Drawing dM Itr-t -drawn Ticket u all *eatttled to 20.0291 and all dra.r.i .n the um* Day will be Mtn. I.lltewile, an the Fitts Die ni Drawin;, tri't be att Pnzat. All thnO draen •ta tit: Fret out Second Lhyr wen d Awn Prim. The Mon 7is n a. the fe- the tome, er enehanged for ontitawn Tiltets wr Sher a, with ad, antage to the Pu r hy HOKNSHT and CO. the old sitablitoh - iifi t- I..ttery t !6, COKNIIII.I. 52, CHARING-CR.O O , and ST Ni ARG.llO.l's HILL, e1ORtIttf:111 NVliere No 8,P34. a 1 2 '.ze of I'M. • '' q 0 .• •%•'• E,r.t Day of D•aer•nq • Dedicated try Permission to llrs al . WALE** ORD NELSON'S LIFE and ACED EV F,- 1-1 ‘IEN'ES, !ram a Memoir in his lordsh;,i's Ilnol Wrlttrg, ift.4ll hie official .rd Ilneate Correspondence, and imessinunicatians of vari.ius Naval Officers ander whom IA . senied, and other: who toned with him, includiog ma.t of I own very interestin; Letters to Publ.r Officers of took, and croOdential Friends, wooer yet ...tildesord. Hy JOHN ‘I•ARTHUR, Es.; • Late yecratary to Admiral Lod Vl:count Howl. Commander. . to.Cisief in the Mediterranean, 41- And the Rev. J NMES ST4NIF.R CLARKE, F .tt S Chaplain of the Household, and Librarian to ill. Royal High. nose the Praire of WArs. This aorthentit and important Work will comprise a Par- Simile, on Seveineen Plum, of the oboe...mention-I Menio,r, writtim by the Nohle Admiral, att.r the 1.i.• of In. tail arlstosiod by Itino to Ail. ; detailiire with liar interest the singular elev.:nudes i 4 ltia life, from to the Aare of his Comstunicatinn, is, October, 17..i9: which in valuable Manws.7ript will be attenuants deposited, with this Valente, in the British Moment ; it will a'sei ample Illuinnition. of the Chores m Is Lar Is'.m•s interests •c Me moir, to winch he refers; and • coiiiiritril and faithfel Narra tive, pukedy diesitud of all pets...nal nt e art , p lice, of the ViflOtl. Circumstances vatic', can throw light nn the oni radcr and Services of this truly meat Wan, r..ritinited to Vie latest period, and dawn from s ..rtes of inf irmation wholly essattassable In any other persons AISIIIIVer. The Ensbrillishments wui cnuod of a variety of elegart En gravings, vit. Unto .cal Pllt,lit, Plaits and Views of Settles, and Vignettes rosin original Punting' by Be ;wain West. Eve It A. the late Mr. Abbot, .^I, 1 . 4 ,V-st .ll, R.A. and Nionnlas Pocock, Esnu tee; erraved bf Nl'. Heath, Mr. Fittler, and other estiiiraot Artists In efferiiii this Work to the Pub Le. it is . the obract of the Editors, and will be their unremiling node, to render it, by the amplitude, fidelity, and impartiality of its iteiat:l and by she utmost attention tn the printing and embeliiso meat.; worthy of the spleu.lid achievements it records: to make it de eyeing a place in every library, arid to entitle it to national patronage it is hoped that the Work may be ready fur nu'alicatinn in the ,sea - se of th.• present year, to nor Qt.a,to Volume, of th e lare. t sin, p islet by Illssidey, on thA hoe t Elephant Draw ing Paper Ter 'writhe/ of Caplet to tin printed, •hall wh• ,le depend upoa the numhzt of good Im..rersions Viet can be taken of t:te Eigravtisp; and it ts th-o fare reeemniendA to ouch of the Nobility an Gentry, as a e anxious tot the nen to send tort. notiee to the Publisners, Me-ors. Cadell and Danes, Sit.w.d. T've price of such C-.,.its as are marred b e fore th. tat of dilly neat, will ha F.•! Guineas ; or, with Proof Im a ireesions of the Mann. Seven ttrainess; end Mr nieley may be Aid either on veil: the mdse. or nu ey of tire Wert. Aker w- ch timeline pnc n will be ethrane.d. Ji tstnely onle.s are g.t?n, thre Onnee on , ' troll be pent , .{ no the finest Valium, wnh tee ar-t 114..4 I•nptasb.ns of the Piave on Satin. The ;.rite et par+ of thew C..ens4 ne One tlendenl tiertntly b.&nd Mt MOIWCO. An 41 : .hsertie.,1 Li4t ut Nal)r,, with the Dees t..!. nn'oishe: and an...,(.4 t.. tha tV•ek. Fcl 4 3,6. owls awn or me rinAl L;uolt.r-wcr• ACT i —Clfrerewe role Dead Mare% In glial+Kandel. girl: , for to VANS, " trier tidlatO Torob"..l l 4 , wria. from Tyrsertic Love. "Nark air Datidess." The solo pans ' h MN. . Mr larileseasi. rise Clionie-ermeelt *war fibs "AMMO sitio".....Nsestiam, New Glee, frwr 9 1 1 40 1 I.Neyer‘ trommireri esprorrly tut these ‘Wrieetie.- 1 13:1:ka par mmons, Sew . Alb ► — Ail*. (Peet. r neer*. re Wt. 101relaa, "Asl aw few Csu , . Notlerrile Nese, Mrs. /oho. .s F.eawai rqso4 and ilemps"....fre.,del. MihNre Sernwhonr. Air, I Wr.son, and discus, " Come, If ea dare"*.liaeoll. *ea 11- o Akofe aggoll tiqflosie (Ml. fora reu $4,4)-1%. !home Saw. Mr rriiasr.. The SniNer`e ak• iOrttoo r AILY If, ISO 6. I' IMPF RL4L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORCA. Unroof, Ft. V). INTRODIT ficrsi TIIE NEN/ LORD CHANCF.T.I.OR About half p Ist three o'clock, Lord Erskine, the newly-appt•inte.l Chancellor. came down to the House, and having retired, with his sopporters, to robe, was soon after introduced in full torn, sworn, and took his seat ; the Duke of Norfolk atttnsling as hereditary Eatl Marshal, Sir Isaac Heard, as Garter King at Arms, Ete. and all the Lord Chan crilor's officers. William Watson, Esq. 1.. C. at tended as Seijeant at Arms, and bore the MAC.. His 'P1114106 supporters were Lord Holland, and Lord RawriOn (Earl of Moira). After salut ing the House, from the Baron's Bench. his Lord ship was condutfted to one of the side ben•Aes, on which, having sat fur a moment, he went :.era's to the Woolsack, anti took his seat as Lord Chancellor fhroughout the vehol: ceremony. his Lordship held the purse iti his hand, on which is embroidered the Imperial Arms, in front of the Great Seal. The number of strangers to see the ceremony of Lord Chant: shoe Faakine's anroduAioti, was greater than we ever remember on any occasiou of the find s since the first mtrud it 4 c f the illustrious Lord Nelson. Th. I louse was adjonraed daring pleasure, for a few minutes while t•:e i'rers, who took a part in the c-rerno v, retired to unrobe. The Haute then maimed, and their Lordships w, of into a COMMittee omalte Malt Tax and Placa and Peesion Ditty Billi: • Lord Watstatisrass in the Chair. The Cht ;ses mere agte.l3 t' without observation; a. the Chancellor's aria (akin! his 4,111( on the Woolsack, the reports were received, and the Bills lie over for a th.d reading. yr te; itfor. • ow the Treasury, presented at the Bar an Account of the. Bointies pail within a gtvrn period. on the bringing ot fish for the 'apply of the London markets. The same Gentlem In, nn the part of the Cm traissioners of the Cunt ins in Scotland'. presented an Account of the P.ounttes paid relative to the Scots Whale Fisheries, &c. pursuant to Mt of Palli.oneitt.—Wlitcl. were severally ordered to lie on the tab e. A few Naturilization Bills, brought in upon pe titions lercsemed on forra!r days, were reed a first Item ; alter which their Lurd.itips adjourned till to morrow. HOUSE vF cOSINIONS. Sir .T. Ra ley brought up a petition from the debtors confined in hiortolc county gaol, praying relict.—Ordered to i.e sin the table. Mr. cony brought up the rep.rt of the Corn. mittee appointed to try the merits of the Middlesex Election, when was to the same purport as ap pealed in out piper of yesterday. He then moved, 4! Pot the Ct. rk ot-the Crown do attend to amend tsSositure.."- --o?dres- 1. -' New writs were ordered to be issued for ri:7ewa4tr, in be County of Nottingham, in the W:o0n11 of Sir C. Pole, !taut. also has accep:ed the office of one of the Co ninissioners for executing the offise of Lord High 11.1mir.t1 of tagtand. For Tavistock, in the roam of Lord R. Spencer, who has accepted the Chiltern Hun !reds. Voi ltyegatu. in the room of Joins Scimeis Cox, Esq. now Lord Somers ; and for the County of Sat. ey, in the room of Lnrd William Itu• sell, Oho has accepted the office of one of the Commissioners for executing the °thee of Lord High &Nedra' of England. Mr. smooKr:. gave notice that he would, on Wednesday, n:nve for certain Papers relative to the Cosirisa tot supplying the ktoyal Navy with Spirits. ek person from the Bsok, brought lip an Account of the unclaimed Dividends, from oa. 1 th.r.!.— Ordered so i.e on the Wise.. • - 11r. WHITBREAD mse to make the motion of which he had given notice. He said, that in the course of thela-t Session, he had moved for, and obtained, a Bill of Indemnity for all those who had served under Lori. Melville, as Treasurer of the Navy, to indernnife them from all criminal prose cution, it, consequence of any evidence they might give in the case of the impeachment voted by the House; nut that an Hon. Baronet (Sir William Eltorl had prevailed with the House to eve •d the Indemnity to such per sons against civil process also. Wien the bill went tiefore the Lords, rneir Lordships ohjeited to this latter part of the bi.l, until they bad taken the opinion of the Judges on the point, and they made an order, that the Judges should give such opinion in three walks. Before the expiration of that time, the Sessions closed, and such opinion had not been given. Mr. Trotter, and others, whose evidence we- very material. objeCted to an swer many qnestinns which were very important, as they had been advised by their Counsel to do, un less they were indemnified against civil pr cess, its well as criminal prosecution. It was cn this ac count be now brought forward the present Bill ; and if the House gave him leave to bring it in, he should request them to permit. it to pass with ali p expedition, that )t might finial.; pan both Houses, so as to obtain the Judges' opin;ons on the point in question, before they went on the ap proaching Cacti ts. Whilst he was on bis legs, lie said, he would take the opportunity of saying a few words relative to the Committee. It might, by some persons, be snrin , sed that thee were stand ing still, and that nothing had been done ; but he could assure the ILuse, that was not the case. The Committee had, so tar from b..ing negligent or inaftive, proceeded, without the in tervention of a day. on which they had at t met and Era. salted business. These were also a great number of witnesses (besilcs Mr. Tatter and tht.se immedi stely on the spot) who had been sent fist, and souse of whom were arrived in town, and others were on their way. He hoped, hotvev...r, V "I 1 (PP.lelt SIXPINCII2 ld nnw tery mon be enabled to • 't t• proper tr.+ n For bringing fin-ware, , — "t e.. 1•• 11 " ent. fie helit•ved, however, that the Co:n 1 " ve•wid, in all probability, have occasion to m•ii,e a special report, ai:d to ask leave of the Hou4e to add another or more Articles of lenpeaeu- ment to those already preferred, in con , rquence'of the evidence which had been given since that time. He would not, however, at pie3enr, trespass further Go the [liaise, than to move, That I.•aec b: given 11 bong hi a 1101 to indintn'ijall Pow. serving Lind:, Lor.l Vi.e .u.:t Metall:, at ane.•.fthe Inure *hen he •au 'revenger of the Navy, from audagai n.t all civil proc,34 to they may he !taint., in coneeliaellve of the. e• - • _ they irsay give in the ca,e of the Impel:lnnen. no-. ea.... ing rito against rhr Lied Vi.ettunt Mslrbil. Leave was given to brass in the Dill, and ft was brongllt in by. Mr. %‘"hitberad, read a first and i.e. cnna Ome—committed, the Report received, aiLl the Bill ordered to he read a third time to7ninrrra.. The Coossoktec of Supply was posepoogil to Wee, ne<d4y• Lady Nelson's, Lord Collingsvold's, and Sir Rio. chard Stracharo's Annuity Bills, were so-venally e.pi-u -snitted, and the Reports ordered to be teerivhi to morrow. Mr. VANSTI'I'A RT moved that there be hid bnfore the House an Account of the- Perizsanost +lna • War Taxes for tile less yber.--Clortierea. COMPArITE, OF wAys AND. MEAPOL • The House resolved it.elf into a Csentstittei 51 Ways and Means, in which Mr. WANSITTART moved, accard;ngt in 'he • notice he gave yesterday, for a grant of to be raised by F.xchequer litlis. He said, it was with Treat satidadkas be awned the Rase, II•ar such was the Wate of Eschequnr Bats row ro the market, that the present intend•A issue v.-oal.t no!. in the lea:: detriment those now on .tansh.og. ttiese ',ills were intended to be made paya.ole ITIMVAIS otter date, And might be taken ti t s either from the next Lo,m, or by other Eschequer 5.11-, • as should be tozn rnr:st conventer t. when the Chancellor of iLe Exchequer shouldbsing fatwm-d the general estimates for the present year's riPen diture. This was no more than a mess terapor try accommodation, to enable the present Gover newer% to carry on the public business, and mike the ne cessary payments to the end of the pretest quarter. The Resolutian was agreed to, the House resvrn d. and the Report ordered to he recriv.zd to-morrosx. Right H n JAMESIITZGER ALD ?awe notice, Coat 1 e would, on Wednesday, move for leave to bring in a bill fir itrprovilg the Civilion of Lands in Ire land. And alto.) a Bill for aseertstiwip, the Fees and Einnluntents in the Cnnrt of Exchequer in that part sof the Ur.i:ed Kingdom.—Adjourned. HISTORIrAL AND PoLIT SPECT OF THE YltA, LL' RETRO -1805. i•Frnm Germma rape') The fifth rt.-4r of the Nineteenth menceJ with specious tranquillky; Century coin. tt so ranch t' e s wrohs In for- m:u• rarbulant tett, its mer times, warriors, ob turc, reposed in winter ; but, onfehis occasion, the sword was first drawn in thatiinclement season. The early operations, on the the' w tre of the war, be teen France and England, w of no important:; and in vain the Cabinet of St. James's still .n. de.tv,:urei to involve the rest if Europe in the con test, Napoleon himself applied/ a spark to the com bustibles, by uniting Genoa ti. the nench Empire. Ilia incorporation of Liguria is a great event; ...11 event produave of important consequences; it is one of the most prominent features in the pillars of the year. Russia and Austria, in silence, beheld the Emperor of the French, associating the iron crown of Lary with his diadem. Fle now added to his dominions, the Genoese Republic; important ' rather fr,sn its situation, than i:s naagnitade, and i ~ t the torch of war glared over the Continent. Ni. poleon, indeed, had only five months before, publicly promised, that he would not farther increase the territory of France ; for, in the remarkable speech with which, as Emperor of tit, French, he opened the meeting of the Let!islative Body, on the 2: ti of December, the preceitng year, he enriph yrd this expression :—" Jr ne rent pat arernifre It krraletre Jr 1 a France; sumo flat 'ft sera sneorpeue dant r Empire." This ct ntrast, between ward and deed, was the principal motive that induced Russia at.d Austria to listen to the propost'ons of England. It was Genoa that gave occasion to the battles tat Ulm and Austerlitz ; but not only the waters of the Dane and the March, were stained with blood, it likewi.• dyed the billows of the ocean, that washes the Spanish coast off Corunna and 'Erafalgar. s Quarters too, where no blood was drawn, exhibit ed the appearance of arms. For the purposes i f '+ offensive war, and partly for the preservati-.• of neutrality, it has been calculated that, from one end , of Europe to the other, more than two minim 's of men were in motion. Thus, the past year diaphsyed the flacons:non speetacle of a whule world in arm-. Never, in modern time, was such a prodigious tor! assembled. The troop% of France were,. it the beginain of the year, on the coast:. •wo.ite to Ens-Jand. Na. iao;eon made an rtompt at rec.:4:c.a:atn with ea.t , . A: 1 ,- 10110.1....4 • I A ~i