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f. ~. F MALLS. DUE. which he said W 33 cnpied from the Mt by which ridges were to 11.11 their places yznyirdiu se bthe 07 . esseriot ; the objeel of this Clause was, that Jus trees ef the Peace should hold their situations during ;Lei. - good behavio - ur. This Clause was opposed by Mr. BURTON and the ATTORNEY GENERAL, who.: contended that the nature of the offices of judges and Justices of the Peace were e: , (tremely ,different. — The Motion was negatived without a division, ard thc Report was agreed to. Mr. WI L BER.FO RCE said; at that late hour of the night he could not bring forward his Motion respeCting die Slave-Trade, but by Wednesclay..he hoped, he should, be able to put the subjea into somepzi.!Cticable shape, in order thl:r. the opinion of Parliament might- be taken upon it this Session. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHE2trEtt jnoved that the House should resolve itself into a Com mittee on the Clergy Residence Bill on Wednesday next.—Ordered-. The Report of the Comm'ttee respe6ling the Postage bf Letters between this Country and France and Holland, was brought up and agreed to, and a Bill was ordered to be .brought in. The Report of the - Committeerespeeting there muneratibn to be granted to Dr. _Termer was brought The CH ANGELL') R of the EXCHEQUER said, that as many Gentlemen wished that the Report should not itnmediarely .be taken into consideration, he should move to postpone it till 'Wednesday next, — Many Gentlemen wished that Dr. Jenner should be exern; , ted from the payment of the fees of . office ; he wished to express his opinion that Parliament had acted with becoming munificence, and to declare that he was not dispo,ed to . relax from the opinion he ex pressed upon this subjeet last night. The. Report was ordered to be taken into . con sideration on Wednesday next. The Hackney Coach Bill was read a first time. Mr. Cc.)ltßy moved for several Papers, prepara. tory to, his Sraterneni of the Supply and Ways and "Means for Ireiar,:.l.—Ordered.. Mr. VANsITTAKT gave notice, that the number of Seamen for the Service of ,the Year, would be proposed on Wednesday next. . The CII C E 02. Of the ExcHF Qve . Rgave no tice, that he should propose the Ways and Means for the Servicepf the remainder of the Year, on Friday sednnight. Mr. Cokay gave a similar t►otice with respect to Ireland, for the same day. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and at half past ten, the House adjourned till Wednesliy. ARRIVLD. ITul::Ind I' rowli - 0 1 THE SUN. SOLEM :)1C1:11.L rat3UM AUDI•.AT LQND 0 IV, JUNE 4, iSoz. THIS morning a Mitch Mail arrived, bringing rapers down to the zst of this month. Public Thanksgivings havabeen appointed in various parts of Holland, on account of the Peace. The Council of State have ordered- another pay ment of zao,ooo,fiorins, in addition to the tco,ooo formerly granted, to those places which suffered in 1799 by the defence made in them by the French troops. An Estimate of the Expences of the Republic for the year i Soz, has been.presented to the Legislative Body, by which they are made to amount in total to 65,992,569 florins; Yesterday morning His - MAJESTY, accompanied by His Royal Highness the DUKE Of CLIMB E LAND, paid a visit to Her Roya; Highness the PR LICCE3S of NVALFs, at Blackheath. His MAJESTY was dressed in Regimentals. This being, tlle Anniversary of His MAJESTY'S Birth, who completed d.c year of his age, it was observed as a Gaia-dAy at Court. - The QUEEN a Drawing-room at St. James's ralafx, which was very fully attended. • On Wednesd.iy Count LsLLY ToLENDAL had the honotir to kiss the hand of firs MA JESTY, and to take leave, on going abroad. Yesterday the Dispatches for Sr. Helena and Ben gal by the ships Lord Eidan and Minerva, were finally cloied . at the asr India House, and delivered to the Pursers. The Passengers by the Minerva ate, Lord•ViseountYAL ENT I A., proceeding to India for the purpose, Of pursuing the study of Natural History ; accompanying his Lordship as a Draftsman ; iVir. JOHN -ADANI, Boat-builder at St. Helena; and Mr. Mmt, - ri N . BAGLEY, .a native of that Island, • We have authority to contradia the assertion in the Mdriting Pdst, of Me. Q. Rose having com posed the Song sung On the Anniversary of Mr. FrtT's Birth-day, tOthe tune - of the Ankfeontic. Mustc.--Maelame MARA last night closed her musicatareer in this country, at the ()peril-louse, and the public eagerness to witness the `final efforts of `s6 great a Ferformer "wai• evident in a `'very crowded ''and' britli4nl: audience. We 'have not room to dilate ui 3 On the therits of the'Concert, but it may be truly-said; that a more 'delicious treat Iltdgether was nevergiven 0 - 14 admiters'of Music. Af te i tte exertions of MlKe t , Ba.k. HAM, BARTLEMAN2 Witsti; W: ViiY i/ETT, and - Mrs. Bt T.t.iol - 41 4 1 all of whiOld6erve high praise, the harnionic repast coneltqc4 'With a Duet' between MARA and SII.I.INGTO.SI,. 2ffOrOipt>, most eqUisite cornpetition t7t talents, in whicli ' the voices assimilated admirably with each other ; apd in 'which bltb Performers displayed So' much taste an t i scienee,' that it wp`ttld be inviJi6 P 4 ! 1' ) prefentWe 4 .0 either, •-"-- -,‘ O DIE FOR HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-VAY, 480%. By HENRY 9.ZI,ES PYE, Es 7. P. L. . , ' NO more the thunders of the plain, The fiery battle's iron shower, . Terrific, drown the duteous strain That greets our ;Monarch's natal hour ; . Peace, soaring high on seraph wings, Now strikes her viol's golden strings; Responsive to the thrilling note Symphonious strains of rapture- float, Whilc grateful myriads in the Pan join, And hail her angel voice, and bless her form divine. Through many a whirlwind's blast severe, The rage of elemental War, Stern heralds of the opening your, Sol urges on his burning car ; .Though dark the wintry tempest lowers, Though keen are April's icy showers, Still still his flaming coursers rise, Till high in June's refulgent skies 'Mid the blue arch of heaven he vielor tides, And spreads of light and heat the unextinguish'd G true sons, that hardy race, • Who bravely o'er the briny flood Smiling serene in dinger'S face, tincheck'd by tempest, tire, and blood, Britain's triuniphant Flag Unforl'd, The terror of the wat'ry o 1 d , Now freely to the favouring gale . Of Commerce, spread the ppic'eful. sail, And friendly waft frarn every shore . • . Where Ocean's subjedi billows roar The gifts ; of Nature, and the works of toll, Produce of every clime and every soil. The Genius of the Sister Isles On the rich heap exulting smiles, " Mine the prime stores of Earth's remotest zone, " Her choicest fruits slid flowers, her treasures all my own." Nor second you 'mid glory's radiant train, Who-o'er the tented field your ensigns spread Whether on ',ince.lles' trophied plain Before your ranks superior numbers ged ; Or-on lerne's kindred coast Ye crush'd invasion's threat'ning host; Or on farn'd Egypt's sultry sands The banner tore from Gallia's veteran bands; Your sinewy limbs with happier toil Now till your Country's fertile soil, Mow with keen scythe the fragrant vale,. Or whirl aloft the sounding flail, , Or bow with many a sturdy stroke, King of our groves, the giant oak ; • Or now, the blazing hearth beside, With all a Soldier's honest pride, To hoary sires and blooming Maidens tell Of gallant Chiefs who fought, who conquer'd, or who fell. Yet in the arms of Peace rcclin'd Still flames the free, the ardent mind; And should again Sedition's - rear Or hoStile inroad threat our shore, From Labour's field, from Commerce' wave, Eager would rush the strong, the brave, To form an adamantine zone Around their patriot Monarch's throne. But long with Plenty in her train May Concord spread her halcyon reign, And join with festive yoke the lay sincere Which sings the auspicious morn to Britain ever dear. Tamerlane was- performed last night for the Be nefit of Mrs.LITenFIELD, at Covent_Garden Thea. tre, for the first, time these twelve years. Mrs. LITCHFIELD received considerable applause in Arpasia, ks did Mr. H. JOHNSTON in Moneses ; bu t t CooKE's Bajazet was amongst his very best efforts, and drew 'reiterated plaudits from a very arge audience. MAame REcAmtr."R is returned from Bath to participate in the Peace Fetes. - Mons. L. RECAMIER, the Brother-in-Taw of Madame RECAMTER, appeared at the Union 11:,..r -guerade in a Spanish dress ornamonted with diamond buttons. • The penalties for secreting Malt are suspended by the Commissioners of Excise, for twenty days, from the zoth ult, in order to give a proper oppor tunity to Molesters, Publicans, &c. to make an entry of the stock they have on hand, or may have secreted to evade the new duties, A most ingenious plan is at present under the consideration of the Direaois of the Bank of Eng land, for -eseftually preventing the forgery of Bank Notes. Every friend to humanity must rejoice at the prospe& thus held out, of putting an end to the numerous executions, for forgery throughout the cuuntry. The insolence and cruelty of the Barbary States have long been a sullied of regret. The Maria, Barber, from Landon and Leghorn for Naples, has been taken by some Pirates in 'the Mediterranean, who after having murdered all the crew, plundered the vessel, and cut her masts away, then left ber. The vessel has since been towed into Leghorn by some boats. The Rev. Mr. WII,LIAMS, of Netheravon, Wilts, in angling last week, caught a remarkably large trout, so plump arid heavy, as to excite his astonishment ; but on opening it, his surprize was increased ac finding a large rat, which the fish had swallowed.-.-Bath Chrvu. On Wednesday , evening as two of the Newington stages were running a race (and which of late has been the praaice both by the Hackney and Newing_ ton coaches), they came in contaa with each other in passing through 'Shoreditch Turnpike-gate, by which means the fore-part of the hindmost carriage caught the post and was torn to pieces ; a young woman thrown froimthe box was much bruised, anti miraculously escaped being dashed to pieces the horses broke loose,,and galloped off towards Bishops- ga le-street. • Yesterday, about two o'clock in the afternoon, a tremendous fire broke out at 4 Warehouse in Great Alie.street, Goodinan's-fields (formerly G 411 It I C X'.! ! Theatre), supposed c9l; . eoccasioned by a candle be.' ing left burrtiros - .hear some straw, while the la_ boure . o were - rrne to their dir t ier.' The'fiames were nearly subdued by five o'sioCk without' spreading any lnirther. The ilatulge sustained is very great. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 2. ARRSVED here, by contrary wind, the Rufford Transport, CROSBY, from Gibraltar, in ballast ; 4.lmiral Nelson, RAMER, from Barcelona, for Guernsey; Flora Transport, BRATHWAITE, from Minorca, in ballast ; Queen of Naples, _BOWDEI`:, from Gallipoli, with oil ; Virtuous Grace, CAR. STON, from Memel ; Pitt Transport, from Minor ca ; and ImmortalW and Amelia Frigates, from a Cruise. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 3. • ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Strombdo, from . Malta ; Norway Lion r Ev EasoN, from Longsound; Le St. Pierre, CREVEL, from Isigny ; Johnstone; WEST, from Neath ; Adventure, FORGER, from St. Helena, and Rambler, from the West Sailed the Speedwell, PERKINS, and Hope, THOMAS, for London. SHEERNESS, JUNE 3. Tilts day airived ftom Cuxhaven; whither she conveyed His Royal Highness the DUNE of CAM BRIDGE; His Majesty's Frigate the Amphio, of 36 guns, Capt. ALEXANDER FRASER. IXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, MAY 31. " Amongst the distingnished persons arrived at Pa ris since the permission BONAPARTE granted to the Emigrants, may be numbered M. NECKER, and M. CALONNE -; it is to be- presumed that the good counsels of these Financiers will bc solicited, in order to put upon a more solid and regular establish , ment the state of the public revenues, which has great occasion for able assistance. " The unseasonable frost which took place within this fortnight, not only in the environs of Paris, but also in the fertile province of Burgundy, has been already attended with serious efFeCts to the poor; the common wines have increased in price very considerably,., and if the apprehensions now -entertained of the Vines being in a great measure destroyed, be justified, the whole Community will suffer much inconvenience ; the poorer sort of Bur gundy and similar wines, constituting the chief beverage of the Public at Paris. " The time allowed for colle&ing the votes of the Citizens. in Paris, respeaing the eleaion of NAP U- L EON BONAPARTE, Consul for life, expired a-few days since. It is said, that at the closing of the Lists, not more than t 8000, names were inserted, and amongst them, three Citizens had -the courage to write a legible Non—One very cautions hero, wrote between two columns, as follows, Mn foe, je 71 ' OM sais rien, oui et non.—" In good truth, I do not know any thing about it—yes and no." " Citizen MARESC ALCH I, the Minister of the Cisalpine Republic, gave, last Wednesday, the most magnificent Diplomatic Dinner, that has been :,een at Paris for some time. All the Foreign Mi. nisters were present, and a particularly good under standing seemed to prevail between Citizen TALty. RAND, and the Cisalpine Minister.—The dessert of fruit was the most recherche', and the most expensive that can be I , ,nagined. " BONAPARTE remains with his family at Mal maisim, but his. whole time, even there, is given up to public affairs. _ . . " Very constant communications are kept up h:.- tween this Country and Switzerland, where affairs begin again to wear a serious aspea. The abilities of KuHN Will, most probably, prove insufficient to resist the influence of the French Republic ; and we may be allowed to predict that ere long, a Consti tution will be presented to these Sons of Liberty, similar to that which the Cisalpines have been corn. pelled to accept• We shall attend to the circum started which nay present themselves, and lead to a corroboration of the ideas we now-Fmertgin on the subjel." At the Thames Police-Office, on Wednesday, Jo seph" Bolsover, Jan Lill, and William Masters, were charged, on the oath of William Holcro, one of the Surveyors belonging to that Office, that about one o'clock on Wednesday morning, he being on duty near Tron.gate, and seeing the Prisoners, whose ap_ pearance excited his suspicions, he rowed towards them, giving prders to his men, Watts and Laraway, then in the Thames Boat, to board them ; upon which BOlsover knocked Watts down, and afier wardi picesented a loaded• pistol at him, which fortunately missed fire. Lill, the other prisoner, seized a scull, threatening to beat his brains out ; upon which Legat and another waterman went into their boat, and, with the assistance of ano ther Police Boat's crew, who by. this time came up, they were all three secured ; and, on searching Bolsover, two more loaded pistols, one of which was a four barrelled rifled one loaded, was found upon him, together with a bundle of picklock keys and skeletons, to break open the locks of the ships' hatches to come at the cargo to plunder. In this conflia the party threw 'several things over the side of the boat impossible for 'the Officer to recover. The resistance that one Of them 'Made, after he was in custody, was elctremely violent, and in which scuffle one of the Police Watermen was plunged into a strong ebbing tide, and with much difficulty saved. The prisoners Bolsover and Lill were ordered for re-examination, anti Masters en larged by friends coming forward to be responsible • for his appearance on a second examination, Four Footmen were apprehended on Tue'sday morning at the Union Subscription House, in Pall_ Mall, charged with assaulting the Military who were' stationed there to keep the Court-yard clear. The offence of two of them being trifling, they were admired to bail in 201, each, hut the other two, whtit:e offence was aggravated by their indeed. rous condo 4 iuhsequerit to their apprehensitin 4 were,. :on for. want of stfficient sureties, • BCiODLA's t THE Fete at Ranelagh, given on Wc iu ' ,l"; night by BO O D LE . Club, will be remember tr ,„ one of the most brilliant ever seen in this cour ' l0 ' ;i The carriages reached from Ranthigh House , f t he double ruw, beyond B e l gra v e -pkce. M°'' t company were two hours from the tirne of ra c v ic ;a, the line before they could be set down. 1-k before Ranelagh House, and the iaolc of the ii ag e ll, O. bouring roads were crowded with private ca rrl r b The principal-prize was won by Mrs.' B A ",, E q ui , a gold and pearl neckl a c e , o f t he . Nralue O t i s ) , neas ; the second, in point or value, was "The Miss DASHWOOD.; a gold neckiact also. other prizes consis t ed a ll o f f ema le ttinkers , „„ bags, thimbles, pocket-books, &c. the whole w ; , about 2001. Every Lady who chose to draw, tained some pacific trophy. The' drawing of the Lottery, and the I/a r:: danced by childre n , were no soon er conclude' clic one part of the Saloon, than the dancing b Y l os Company. began in the other. 'Vie dancing r)r general and lively after supp er; not less th2n,L„o hundred couple went down at different";uat but a.small part of that number could sv-'d once. ti ro The supper rooms were thrown cpeu at ter' o'clock of them we gave a descrip ti on YO v t c l, day, as well as of the s uppe r . The sight (.4-s i io a numerous and brilliant company, all seilte rite, one circle, was one of the g ra ndest the Poa tion can fancy. t he At three, the 'company began to return saloon ; and by half past three, most o f t heal foot, left the Rotunda. The prome na de anti d' l foo t, continued. The PRINC E we n t away abou t r - the highly delighted with' the evening, Most o che carriages,were ordered for four, but many o f ' t oe were not occupied till seven. in the olea n , lo o# the Ladies were sitting on the flight of stairs l e d; to the saloon in great numbers, much 14t : g ii d the day-light breaking in upon their chariPs, an fresh breezes of .the morning reviving the s " t if i ii Never was a more numerous groupe of l ati women assembled together. wet No heat or crowd, or any sort of irsconven or e. prevailed during the night, though the ntoPh er sent was considerably more than zocio• rv _ ei , The greatest order and reg u lari t y were Pr es ',leP during the whole of the ni g h t . The Ticket s u- E fs ) went a double examination, first by the A sl4l ; g ort at the outer door, and afterwards at an inner by two confidential persons of the Club. coRN EXC HANGE, Tl 4 Market this day, has but few ire** in. rivals best Wheat keeps its former Ilfic; : 0 0 4 feriar sorts are lower;—There is do great for - Barley and Malt ; t he l atter h as a hriorl:, Pease and Beans littl e a l terat i on ; Rye is heat ,„;efi Oats there is a good-supply, an d are rac harel Flour remains as before, • Witoat sos a 6os a 7os od Beans - ;1 4 ;10;4 Fine do. - is a 7:5 cii Tick ditto - 0 4 Malt . -45 s a 455 a Sc, od Oats - , i.s a I. ! 111:: ditto 52s a 53s od Poland ;19. " 2 3 3 ,i r e ; Barley - 3os a 3.is Rapc Seal 3: l a s , ',,etr:' Rye .- - 325 a 3, - ..;5 Od 50- - : ao' t o'tfl White Pease 36s a 395 od Second do. 45s a ;°4 !SPORTING! IZT LLTGENCi.f EPSOM RACES. TnultsDAY., JUNE 3. The Derby Stakes, or sgs. h. f. (3 0 Sullscr ibersi. 4 Duke of Grafton's b. c. Ty rant, by PutSo's - : 1 Mr. Wilso;i's b. c. by Young Eclipse - - • 4 Sir C. Bunblirv's br. c. Orlando . - - lo t; Mr. Whaley's . b. c. Gulliver - . ... - i , ~,,,t- C m• Five to 4 against Nlr. Wilson, 4 to z against 44- Ivir• Mont, and 7 to 1 against Tyrant. j ot A Mr. Ladbroke's ch. c. by Precipitate, 3t3111. ,g z gi. -.. llrowne's b. 1. by Pr,:cipitate, Sit. ' 4 l "1' • n'i" ° , ie A.( e if st and dead eat. Of h matches between Pacificator and Strieer, 0 and Wilkes, went orlby consent. ' tic 4 I V The 501. Plate was not run for. mat‘ l '4 6 The colt and filly that Tun the clea4 heat. ixe ee '--,, 3 4 ' 1 ;10 to run again, the same weights a n d dii t i nc e : 30" ~, tO' race was seldom seen. Mr. Browne won.—Odds 01' on Alr. . Ladbroke. • EIiGLIsET STATE LOTTERY , Begins Drawing August 2, I Sol. es ill,' This Lottery consists of only 24,600 stead of sixty-thousand ' and the lowest v , I'9l. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling O ra The highest Prizes, are two of 2o,coc",„Hot l A . of t0,9001.--two of 5,0001—..tw0 2, o ° °l m . i. o r/ r of I,oool.—eight of SOO! ix en t y vf “)"" forty-one of 501. 1 S i" The Tickets, Halves, Q uarters , Ei g hths, an NV! tcenth Shares, are sold and registered , : 61 NicHoLs,N, at his Sta t e L otter (009 'ocol' Cornhill, London ; .where the first Prize o .2° ' /1;": 0 ' that was . ever divided into Sixteen Shares/ i 17,993), was sold and registered in the 13° , iish Lottery, April 7th, t i3P Particulars ther eo f, an d o f t h e g reat sac,e. re $- c attended the purch asers o f *Tickets and 51'`1,t, the this Office in the late Lot teries, are inserted Schemes at large. Correspondents in the Country " :1 flouring this House with their orders, are r e qcorty to be.particular in giving dirediOn to No. 2 ° 0 4 16 hill, and to see that every Share is signed Public's most obedient humble Serva::: inter"otjert s ' Ee N ttA 0 re , MARRIED. Ilan°. -.Cr 544jv. to i) On Wechiesd_ay, in St. George's Chu N ur), , a 0 the Hon. MI Wellesley, brother to the Ma E. Cadogan, daughter to the Earl of Cactogan. ‘ 011 ii r rer Yesterday, at Mary-le-bonne Church, CoL °ri k - e th E i ir e Colquhoiin, late of the Guards, to Miss Hillersdon, youngest daughter of the late Delos r 4 lerscion, Esq. of Elston, Bedtbrdshire. .4 I\ it Y Es TEND 44. ti indiq Stock 212 1 0 S l i d r i s , Extheq. bilis s• P•fil I. unitaDle ditto V ie. f ri' 3d F:xctiequer bills irtC ' New S. S. StocK 0 iitilP (iciitilacillii,ntrilitii);.:losaeloir:ilAi.o.i:irrit:oo:Pviii::iiiiiii:ln:fig:iliftg..6ll,6, 4 11 ; 0 '4l Rank Stock Navy spec Cent. shut per Cent. 179', lo3i Irish s per Cent. 4 per Cent. Con. 874 sill per Cent. Red. 721 percent. Con. shut Ditto Scrip Bank 1.. Ann. 2011 Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip Lothion : Printed big-s,* s N AR it c ,, L. n. vb „ t_G-a r d . e . r i ii ; and PLltilislled by. ~t P (01 Otie ferry-road, %Yes tPlitliter/7 'Pram-A; , • , • ,