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.._ ..,~ I " .* would tat.- It 1r to ocsiltratio;., S ~,a-vaur vaur to Att.tin thAt Tsi,st e was Sure there could be no party or 1)01.6 al spit it in the question ; and as the Gentlem-n opposite him seem ed to wish for a Dill of some kind, he hoped this. would he allowed to pass the'second reading. In the Committee t might be :awed in such a manner as was thought most expedient ; and though, in its AV resent form, he conceived it was cornet, yet he would much rather it were passed its any state, than sot at all. Lord . POR.CHESTER was astonished to hear the Learned Gentleman call on the House to take time to consider of the merits of the Bill, as in his statement in bringing it in, he hart said that it con tained nothing new. The Learned Gentleman, he said. expressed a wish that, if possible, every Curate should have 2301 but, he believed, he could, with truth, state. that the average ct the livings in England did not amount to more than that sum. Parliament might insist on the residence of the Cler.ty, but he conceived it had no more right to dispose of their property than that of any other s..t of men. The avowed object of the bill was to compel the residence of the curates ; now it sn hap pened, that this object was not attained. Bishops lad the power of appointing a curate when the rector was absent, but the public had no security that that would ,be don:. The Noble Lord then adverted to the differeat parts of the bill, to all of whi,:h he objected, and concluded by saying, he would oppose it in the present stage, as he did not thir.k it could Be altered in a committee. r Mr. FELT-OWES was decidedly in favour of the Bill. The residence of the Clergy, he said, was a 'mast desirable &ie/ to be attained. The number •.. of parishes in England was between 11 and 12,000. • en 3200 of which there were no resident Clergymen. , . This was an evil which he thought should be cor. r vetted, and he hoped the Bill would be allowed to go into a Committee. Lord PORCHESTER and Mr. FELLOWES or Pained. Mr. BARHAM made some observations against the principles of the Bill, and was inimical to ex. Nadir% the power of the Bishops. Mr. WILBERFORCE expressed much surprise that such a Bill as that before the House should ant with so much opposition ; but, at all events, be wished it to be committed, when it might be mo ' ! &Tied so as entirely to meet the sentiments of those grail :men who now opposed it. He thought there was something in the system of our nature. which inclined us to believe, that long habits could not be removed; but this was a mere superficial idea, "sad it was our duty to endeavour to amend, or" at least modify a vicious praftice. What would be said, if a Captain of a man of war was to leave his ship entirely, and appoint an inferior person in Isis place, with a small stipend, to do all the duties of it ? Such was the ease with the non-resident tt Clergy. and spewed the effkel of custom, and of a habit which should be remedied. Fur the further •Incidatien of this subjeet, the Hon. G-ntlemaa ad verted to a letter he had this day received, upon other business ; but in which the use of a poor Curate, seat related, wbo, from indigence, was obliged to employ himself in weaving cotton; it llwas truly lamentable that men bred to such a pso. Session. stiosild, by such occupatior,s, be under the necessity of drumlin; the c. aracter of • Clergyman; r rad while ecclesiastical livings were private pro. perry, and great and firportant doires attached to I *OM. the Clergy certainly shon'd render them. salves to ha ',greeted by their parishioners; we r Oust tot, therefore. tali it a violation of that private property. when we endeavour 10 secure a resident, to do the ditty i,t his Parish with reverenee, with de. erne/priori with respethildity to him-elf„ and to the satistretion of his parishioners. It appeared,that while r".entletnito on the other side talked of the hardships this measure would put upon tenors and Vicars, 0 they frieot the case or the poor half-starved Citrate with his large family. For these reasons, therefore, and feeling the great importance of the measure, . and benefits which must arise from it to the public ar large, he gave the Bill his most hearty concitr eznee. Mr. Secretary FOX had nn ohjeftion to going I", into a Committee on the Bill, if it could at all be mc,dined i but he ohjefted to the principles of it en tirely, as fundamentally erroneous, and quite fo reign from the suiikel it ought to embrace. If he understood the question, those of most value would have least duty to perform, and the resident Curate was to be paid, not by his own merits, or the pit laii4Ml of duty he had to perform, but Ac cording to the value of his employer's income ; and l• however it were to be wished that there!should be resident clergymen, yet he con.idered the principle altogether vicious, and if pin into execution, would bring disgrace on the framers. In the case of phi. reticles, a senstitute must he appointed, and then it was to be considered what stipend be should have. lie sincerely wished all the curates had 2501. per annum, hut that the public was not now .ble to _ rive them. He equally wished the abolition of . pluralities, and if any gentleman who was more com perent than himself would consider it, he thought it a • most laudable, spirited, and practicable undertaking. Bat if this Bill were to pass, a IleZtor, who, from some urgent neeerity, was not able to reside on his being, perhaps only amounting to 1001. per annum, would only have one tenth part of be property left to support himself. and perhaps a Inge family. He allowed the importance of a similar measure pro perly modified, but this proposition was so mon strous, and so much confusion would arise from such a Bill as the present, be thought it extremely improper to build upon such a foundation. Lord CAS ILEREAGII made some obserra tions in favour of the measure, and Mr. ALEX- A\ DER against it. The question was then called for, and a division took place— For Sir J. Wrottesley's Amendment, that the Bill be read this day six months, 23—Agai:;st it I:1 Majority I'2. The A ppraisentant Duty Bill was committed. and the Report ordered to be received on Monday. The other Orders of the Day were •h•n [' , :posed Of, and the House adjourned until Monday. The Ro v• t. F• MILT will set of for Weir:tooth between the I lth And 14. h of Juae. Prep arations are snaking rat Niteiliothe rnr their departure, Anti at Weyrno4h, I v r \v: THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY, Amt. 26. Viscount Howtcx, last night, in the House of Commons, proposed his Plan tor increasing the Wages, in the department of the Navy; a detailed account of which is given under the proper head of Parliamentary Dehate. Government, we understand, mean to send ont a British force of 12,000 men, to Swedish Poore. rania. The 213 t Regiment of Infantry, which is to constitute part of that force, has embarked at Til bury Fort, upon the raver. The principal part of the garrison of the Cape of Good Hope consisted of Austrian prisoners, taken at the battle Ot Marengo, and sold by BON A A RTZ to the Dutch. This circumstance we mentioned long since, when we stated, esclu4siely, the expectation of Government that the place would shortly be in our possession. These trrops, and others at that settle- Went, have volunteered for British service ; and •accordingly three skeleton Battalions of the 60th Regiment, none of which amount to 70 men, in cluding Officers, are now embarking at Portsmouth for the Cape, with intent to complete their quotas with these Dutch and An:ittian Volunteers-. They bring oat stores, clothing. Scc. for the full comple ment. The 99th Regiment, from Jersey, are now on board transports at Portsmouth, destined for Ber muda. Part of the 20th Regiment is in Sicily, and the remainder, now at the Cape, is to proceed to India.—lt will be replaced by the 21st L;g l :t Dra goons, which go out dismounted. having trans furred their horses to the German Legion. - - Yesterday the Duke of You wa;ted upon His MAJASTY at Windsor, and laid before him the monthly return of the state est the a►my. Yesterday the Princess MARY completed her 30th year. In the evening their MAJIITIAS hAd a numerous party of Nobility in bailout of the day. The Dukes of Kura. and Sussex went to Windsor to he *present. Yesterday morning the Duke of KART, Princesses Augusta and &sem a, accompanied by Colonel TAYLOR and Lady Ti. cons, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Park. Yesterday the Stafford, or King's Own Mania. was reviewed by the Earl of ills st Dot , in Windss‘r Park. 'the Sligo paper, of the 18th of April, says—.. Yes terday came on the eleetion for a Member to serve in Parliament, in the room of Cm 4 L 0 . HA •s, Esq. who vacated his .seat by accepting the plane of one of the Lords of the Treassny for this king dom. From Mr. O'H A R A ' S firm and upright eondu4 as a Senator, and as a JUAN be was unanimously re-eked." At an Especial Court of Common Council, held plum:day. at Guildhall, the conveyance of the pro. perry at scow.hill, and Temple Bar, was executes' to Trustees, for the proposed Lottery. The following Law arrangements have taken place in I re l an d : . . . . _ John Ball, Esq. has brim appoirit.d one of lli. Majesty'a Council, and lett,: patent haw, pas.ed the great seal, appoint ing hiin Second Seijeant, amain by the death or Sir James Chatterion. William M'Alalion, Esq. has been also appoint ed one of Ills ajedy's Council, and letter, patent have liaised the great seal, appointing him Thud Serjeant, vacant by the noi-ntinn of Mr. Hittite to the of ut SolititorAknerarn ( a rogAedes NMI- Lei ) Sir Hove Poensoe and Sir DAVID BAIRD Will, it it said, be immediately replaced in the command at the Cape of Good I lope, by two other Officers. It is not improbable that Sir DAVID may yet get a command in India. Among the new appointments in America and the West Indies, Mr. W. DVMDAS (late Secretary at War) goes out as Governor of Canada. Whether Mr. Tiaaracv or Sir JOHN Cox HIP- P xfittr goes out As Governor• General of the Afri can Settlements, still remains undetermined. Private letters were yesterday received in the City from Holland, which state, that "for the preseist, no alteration is likely to he made in the form of the Executive Government of that country, except 6V the resiwati.in of tic title if Statithader!" but in whose person is not known.—lt continue: to be generally believed, that the suprerre authority has actually been refused by Lot's Boit AAAAA C. ' These Hutch letters report that At KING of PIOSSIA is so MOS.. /MI as to be altogrt!wr unable to attend to any public bls-iness.—The pre‘rn:e of the Duke of Bay as» ex. it is added, has been required immeds a:ely at &din. Counsellor SAMP.OI4. whose arrival io this coun try we mentioned a few days since, left town yester day, by order of Governmt At. tor Falmouth, %here he will embark for Aoseric.r. He was ac e:in-Tarried by Nlr. Sr am mow, the King's Messen ger, in whose care he haslr.en during his stay in this city. We are inrormed, that tcemorrow His Royal Highnets the Duke of Castseinse will attend divine service at the Asylum Chapel, to observe the bene ficial effeCts of that institution, which he has lately se honourably pai,ronised. Emperor Dtuat tots is said to have demanded a formal recognition of his title by the American Go vernment. This is a cut iuus and laughable imita tion of BotsAAAava. A letter received by a respeftab!e house in the city, from a person who was captured off Teneriffe, by the French squadron, of which Admiral Ducawna r 14 is now in pursuit, states, that it consists of the Mag. "mute, the Maperserr, the Jerseappr. the Lion, and the Caktrita (formerly English). Whilst he WAS a prisoner, they bad taken stiveral ships, and burned them, Ai:er Lakin out the VC% So .1 l'.l . 1.: V* cE. •OtITSMOOTH. AP2IL 24. The Pommea frigate, Capt. Lobb, with a convoy from Lisbon, is attempting to get past this psirt front the Downs ; but the wind will oblige them to put in here (it is esp.:6lA). in The course of the evening. Arrived the Etrpheet, of 73 guns, Capt. Daadas, from Yarmouth, to go with a convoy to the West Indies ; Jamniers frigate, and L'Epir sloop, from cruising off the back of the Isle of Wight ; Leval Sa,n, —, from Bermuda; febi, Rowe, from London, lor Barbadoes; the Swedish brig, Pvsnone, Capt. J. W. Beling ; and IC.,b el, of Nciveaetle. Capt. Fothergill, bath bound to Memel ; Hoped', Blackasides ; and' the Med Caegenil, C tpt. Carle Bergland, laden with salt, bound to Prussia, all from Lisbon, with several other ves,els, having Prussian property on Lard, detained by the Pomona frigate. Sailed His Majesty's ship A/rreed. ir, with a con voy for Guernsey and Jersey ; and the fOnssiishre sloop, Capt. Seymour, with a convoy for Quebec and Hallifax.—Wind S.W. DEAL, APRIL 24. Sailed the Suiellor and Stag, revenue cutters, on a cruse. - Put back, last night, by contrary winds, the Thaw, frigate, which had sailed to the Northward; and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per Wt.—Wind N E. THE MARKETS. CORN 2.XCIIANGF, Arta ?S. To-day there are some further imports of Wheat, pertly front Scotland, and but few prime sample., whirl are 24. and 3s. per quarter dearer. Barley sir tolerable ;toed supply, arid iithout alteratims. W Peashlreteile; tire', and Reims of &Alt tutu, are rather higher. There Sr. sums few further arr,vais of Oat., but M...iree any of the first quality, and this article is rather dearer. Terms of Flour at small variation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Vibeat........60. 725. 1141. i Beam (Ne..)....40.. 46.. Od. F l a w ac i „,...„01i. 14. Od. Tck Beaus (du. y 3•14 oe. It re 4O. 44.. Gcl. Oats 24-. 274 SO.. Barley 324. z'as 6d P..lands 3ls. 33 OA %Ism White , . 429 01. Fir.e 7Jp: Qd ,:• ••••• 3: I. '37. 0 I S-en Av .1 . 7s 204 UXBRIDGE. The Cern lisspOtees Retells, oil Ther.day, April 44, Wh e.t. pet load 191 —4 to 444 —s Mules, per qr SY. —d to 3fs Dais . 30s to 36s —4 491 —tl to Sts —4 Nee ditto 96s —d to 40s —d PCA4P 36. —4 to 42s —4 PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. POCKETS. Kent 61 6s t-s 71 $i l gent .61 ICs to 81 %usats.... .61 Os to 71 us i Sussex 61 6s to 71 16s EASE% 61 Os tu 71 Os I Farnham... 81 —stool PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. TIISTUR OAT. ST JAMES S WKITIC AAAAA . If SW. ..31 Os a 31 Os 01 Has 3l 11.4 • 31 Os Straw..2l 3s a 21 6d New 01 Os a 01 Os lCloser Oa a 61 0, Straw ll 4s a 21 12, SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Arius 45. To molt the 0 61—..er Stone of Bib. Beef 4s 8J to 5, is I Veal ..5s Od to Is 04 Mutton... 5. Od to 54 'B4l Pork ..4s 8d to 5. itl Lamb ...... 71. Od. to Ss. t l / 4 1. Head of Carne this Day, ablut 606.—.Theep and Lambs, 7.8n0 NEM:MT!: AND LEADENHALL MARLILTS. By the Ceicue. Bret Ss 10d to 4, tlld Veal 46 Od 56 6d Ndutton....4. id to 5t Od I NAL 4l Id to 5. Id Lamb. 6s. 4d. to 76. 4d. RAW HIDES. lest Heifers and Steers, ;cc stone, 3s. 44. to 3s. 64. kfuddlines Si. Od to 3s. Ild. Ordinary Market Calf —12 s. 6d esti'. English Homo Sheep Moots 34 Od. to 4, 04. Lamb Skins PRICF 1W LIATHER Botta, 50 to srWa each Ditto, 60 to 6510 each 444 to 11.54 Merelunts Racks —.l to —4 Dresaing 1"t1 to 214 Fine Coat Hides tti to 421 Crop Hides for cutting.. 42,1 to 214 FlAt Ordinary CAI( Skins, 30 to 4fills. par Dagol6.i Sod to ;:bd Din% SU to 701 b.. !Itl.l to 4i4 ? ii. Ditto, In to SOlb. .37d to 394 c 4 Small Seals (Greenlaild) 411 en 4Sd) F Large ditto ... WM to Is% p er d ozen. Tanned Hone Hodes no to 424 per byte. Go.t Skins 454 Orl to 70. Od Limb Skins O4 . 4 t-. t. (11 COAL-MAKK ET, Artli el. Ships at Market. Sold Mee. 119.. N. wraitte ...,,....56 391 6.1 a 51t 64 11..Sendartied. 4 444 Od a 441 44 Yasuo, -3s. Pataas...tlaralay at ttra Pabtic OfFrac COORS& OF EXCHANI Amowtom .... 36 I $ Dian at Sight .. 3 - • lOC, FRIDALT, A,llll. 43. .. • Genoa .. 46 Nemec n. C 68 new C. Limbos 1110 - Ovum Code OtltilVil. 1. P.mecal Gold in C. , 01 SIMI /WS I•er at, ?it IP DOMilloollll New Donets 5 GI Silee• m Bars New lanmanch -- L*l/ 41 • 4 1 20 Ave uw she 1 4 1.01 M . Naples .. ID-blin on Lorninn (April 16 ) )1 +trot on April 8 ) 11. dram nn Debilin (Ditto) 1:: GI days. Reiter 6! U. 35.10 Pam I days date St it Ditt. M•urda.ra • 93 1 tsars — hi Mei Dittn V 11.6. 1 ,01 Dish, T.I effrct. 37 mEtrinGs OE CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL„ elf NMI II I T N. N Jambes 1-loline+ and Sam Newbury, Sweething's• tents, Lalsdoa, eatrn(.hnuar-ke• pen Thom'. Hall, tat. f Daunt , W...TC4MterOl i re. niter ‘IAKHIAGE. On Wertnes , lar, the 291 Mg , at liarnint.l, Hants, rite seat .1( the Earl s.l Cianritarde. tient! J0.4:01 TO'llh If q snit of S.r Henry Tniiriontine, Hut. to Notice, riatre!iter of Sir Therna• B y Galne.ry. Ireland, wart cstet to the Countess of Cam:cattle. DEATII. At amen Castle, .it the I6th inet. after a tedout Meets, Mop. mae er ee m , t e t t.. of James Ma•t stun, Eel and eldest daughter of Jame% Murdoch. Esq. rd the Wand of Madeira. HIGH WATKIt THIS DAY AT I.ONIKIN BRUME. Mazn..ls 12111 $ I Elan 55 -nta. Mei S. 5.11.1 - .1, BY AUCIIOX. CFNIEEL FAMILY RP:MI..4'IIM. IN PI P.FF:„.T ' It DER, S rAlill.,:. .•... DI,CTIVE WA1.1.1.13 GARDEN, IN 711 i.. 111.44, PILRFECTION, rt.E4susr: azuvra) ANu ARD, NRAR PELKIIAM 8v Ikle!er.• 014 On WEDNESDAY NEXT - . at r.ekt.u, at ta.tre•waar.,. k LEASE, for Tweutv-one Yems. vi a gellkel eonrforta IItESPIE‘CIo, neaekel diJto ‘uitatil.• loft, r of a -.twyr ,ie ueot aree.iblv oat. iu ItaCi place. ne.ir ;L e and 'oral village of Packtraan, vale u : nada' limn tow 0 ; in tht• T I a. L.I. 41111 u oj gibe ittifaediJle rewar•orinii. twee. atanaog oi are m . g ood ropottioira. uniting J iieut tdea.nce wNlt flci ene.trai. ence, and iii4lude a Isaiekonie ge.itlemati% room or bocotil.ot Inoitoar, cellent chambers, drerlitirto ori ; water ek,art, and ?try reg. able doonrvie arrangement.: ; a capital wailed ;garde n , a idaistly stuzaed with a4e e:ii..n at aer.. •o•ertor trains . cal stan , ,ard fruit-traer, in the Inglicat order, a shrabbtly orchard behind. N B. If norms 1, tho purchaser mar be aecomnindt9rt w a Patin (.de &ode'', and about sit actin' ui rich meadow I. adjoining. To be viewed with Ticivta, bet Teen the homy of an.l three, ol,eo dewrintira partrcoLn May tie I.a t i „ t , Premises; at Ganawwfa; and of Mears. Burton and V • 62, Corolii.l. CAYIT XI. NIERC ',N riLE RESIDENCE, DOUSE AND STABLE, viciNt IA OF NEW DOCI,S AND AN EASY DISTANCE: 1 , 11014 `CHA!VUE. Br Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 'l've's,. at Garrawn ' 4 , riNHE: •aluable LEASE. with e.rly Posse,.ii wi , o f a capital commodious I , XMILY RESIDENCE, tur,•4 up in the Mini date taste, in perfect u der, recently iniverialir hoorayed and conipletuly n•paired, n a considerable eapenct, cdneenienily situate for the New DueliA end II•u-tom sod an easy distance from `Change, benug No, If. Great Onset, Goiidinan'e hrlds , I..tx in the ucctst•ation .4 Brandon, Esq. The Premises eouraw Amaral excellent them• bens, spacious drawing room, commodious cresiortab!e ✓oom, morning timni, with handsome how, opening toe garden, entratiec hall, count n,t house, butler's pantry, kitchen, 3 , :4 suitable dome-tic arrangemeats; herd on lease for inxi years, at a low rent. T o be viewed with rickets only, b•twnen the hours e'ra yen and thou,. when descriptive particular. 111,.. rte hj4 on •t_e premises; at foraway's b and of Moors. Borten and rOnte. .1 62, Cornhill. CAMI fAL STACK OF VERY COM NAILIDIUUS ASI, , SUBSTANTIAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLD WAAL mousEs, OF SIX FLooxs, AND FOUR S?AC)ut VAULTS UNDER THE SAME. By Order of the Devisees in Trust of the Ista Wa. 1:1••irs. F.sq. decease!, BY Messes. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNLSDAY N laX F, at It teClotk.st Garatrtv't. j‘ Truly valuable FREFI - IOLD PROPERTY; corn pi wing a set of most complete, uniform, asbaantishy erectet, and Lefty new-built WAREHOUSES, ceiteetnang at 11 , ,0r5, with two apartment• on each door, 54 feet hy ra. Also a range of four spacious VAULTS ander the same, eligibl. tate gear the East end of Csaisslatits. near St. Duattp....lLN Towel-street. The Premiers, nhieb base been greeted at a roost liberal expenre, are completely adapted far nowise 'moue descriptions of merchandow of great aingin, are in thorcielt repair, and deservedly merit the notice of persons requinog similar freehold property in on advantageous situation. 'The whole are let to MOWS. W. and 3, Entrails, for an uneepned term iif three years, fro. lit May neat, pt a nucleate rent of SI3OI. 'ter annum.. To • be •iewed, and descliptive Particular' bed on 'boiler miset ; at the Sb'p Tavern, Water-lane; Coro-Eulinp Coffee-house, Mark•lane; of Mew.. Mayo and Pearce, be. lic.tors, Cloak-lane ; and of Meows. Barton and Venom. tt o Cnnth,ll. FINSBURY, SOUTH-STREF:I . Br Meier. BURTON ind VENNCR. On WEDN'i.SDAY NEXT, et twelve, at Gummy's, ri"tH E truly VialuaNe •LEASE, with immediate 1. Possession, of a complete RESILIENCE, in perfect re. pair, very eligrhly situated, Nis. ti, Seurh.streer, F i nsbury, boa in the occupation of SarauelWortbiargten„Esq deceased. The Pre.iiises are perfectly cenvetirect, and nutted fee the immediate reception of a ginstrael fmit., esntainmg a %par. - we droving teem, anti-roons, • comfortable dining rams, breakfast peel (our principal chambers, drawing roams, cormats' chamb qt, excellent counting house, handsome entrance hall. 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