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I have telt the suasion of Chairman at th.- Quarter Sessions, and aepreaentative of the Cottony, to be incompatible, and have hurl. publicly inAtc known my sentiments thereon ; which sentiments were tit:tated by principles to which, 1 bust, an man can olden Impressed with these sentiments, I declared my intention of giving up all visors of the honour of repmenting you al CAS. of a vacancy ; but, being again called upon in the niannet I ass, it would be a want cf gratitude in nee to be insensible, fur a moment, to such a distinguished mink of confidence and layout I, trierefores request the honour of your support and suffrages on the present occasion; and, should I be favoured with v cur approbation, 1 pledge myscif to discharge my duty in Parliament as an honest man, a sincere friend to our country in general, and to this county in 'articular; and, consistently with the sentiments I have before made known, to withdraw myself from the situation which I nave lately filled, as Cliai , man of the Quarto Session , . 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MB UtteN, M tY According to letters from Prussia rec-ived yes. terday Swedish frigate s have appeared before Mertid, Dantzic, And other Prussia; ports in the Baltio, in order to blockade them. Fhe captain, who has the command before Dantzic, has intormcd the pilots that he will suffer all banish ships to filter, and those laden with Cotll to go out v . itas*, MAY 14. Count Rasumosski. the Russian Ambassador here, has received a Coulter from St. Petersburg, with advice that this Russian Imperial Majesty, in consequence tit the pressing senc.itations of Ans tri.t, has consented that Curare, awl the otho'r places occupied by his troops, shall be re• stored to the Au,trians, to be by them sortentleted to the French. A Russiun Courier has been im mediately sent off to the Commander at Cattare, who, as he is pr. sided with a pass fro:n the French Ambassador, takes tht road by Zara, through Croatia, and will arrive at his destination in tour teen days.—(lfarnharib Corre:pande ITntem). ALY, MAY 6. The Cullman:ler of the English treors in S;cily has maze an (+kr to the brave Pi ince ef'lies.ts Phi lipsthal, who defend; Gaeta, to support him with Vnglish tr-ops; nut this PriHre has deair.ed, de clari,;;; that his garrison is sufficient. vstsice, 'Slav 5. We are still blocltaded by the enemy ; in the meanwhile they work night and day in our arstnar, at equ•pping a ti 'tan, which will be more than sufficient to drive away the enemy's sbips; as seen as the Russians shall have eva:usted Cattaro, Cotfu, Zante. kc. will be attacked, as the Seven lsks fur airily belonged in Venice; the produetiolls these Islands will revive our commerce, and we in iv ass.. peft prosperous times alter peace shall Lc/I.:ale. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDt ) , MOND NV, •.s 2. A Sunday Paper c utains the follovring article : " A neutral snip, bound from Flushing to Ti ,ston, passed through t't: D ,wns o s Sa:urday morning, and landed an American Gentleman at Dover. This Gentleman 'aroni , ,lit no papers, but our Cor respondent, who convcr. .1 with him, informs us, that he gives the following account of a most inl porta.it article in the Moni:rer of the 24th, which he p.ritsed before be sailed, viz. " That the Session of the Fr-neh Legislative Body terminated on the 21st, or '22i ; a t t that' bo this occasion a pompous speed. r L.rpo‘e. on the situation of the French Empire, was delivered by one of the Orators of the Government. in which it was stated that BONA PART\ had made Pacific Overtures to this country, but that they were re- . jelled by the British Government, on the grottni of their being inadmissible. " The remainder of the Expose, we understand, consists of a highly-coloured description of the state of France with regard to her internal pmsperity, and the influence of her foreign relations. The flonrishing state of the Finances, and the organiza tion of the new Bank. are dwelt on in terms of great exultation. 'The peroration is in the usual stile of French bombast and adulation : It.consists of a fulsome panegyric on the magnanimity and moderation of N AVOLaos, to whom all human vir tues are attributed. Oct Sunday last it was understood at Antwerp, that BON•rARTE and his brother Louis had strived' at Brussels, whence the latter was to proceed to Holland. A French proclamation, declaring Lot. is King of Batavia, was then in circulation." Upon the above article. we have only to observe, that the Session of the Legislative Body plosed. so far back as the 12th of May.—The ceremony of presenting to the Legislative Body the colours taken at Austerlitz, and in Naples, took place the preceding day ; and M. Jouster, the Orator of Government, made a very long speech. But the extra given of it in the kriert Gazette of the 20th, does not contain any Message to the effeet of that stated in the Sun day paper. The Hamburgh Mail. due on Wednesday, ar rived on Saturday, with letters and papers to the 24th ult.—lt is stated in the Hansbuqb Comes placate'', under the head of Vienna, Nlay 14tb, that the Russian Ambassador at that Curt had received advises from St. Petersburgh, intJrming him, that the Emperor ALEXANDfit bad consented to restore Cattalo to Austria, to be by her delivered up to the French, and that an order for the purpose was im m?liately (3:J-itched to the• commander of that . ,dace. The previous accounts of its aatintsture.i• der were probably premature. The fortress of Gaeta continued, on the 6th of May, to make a gallant resistance. The Governor has declined the offer of reinforcements find the . Bntish Commander in Sicily, observing. that his garrison, in whose loYalty he confided. was fully adequate to the defence of the place —Several British ships of war defended it from the sea. Private 'letters from Hamburgh, dated the 23d of NI ay, a rte that intelligence had been received there, from Paris, of the rupture of aegociations between England and France, which. it is said. were broken off in consequence of the latter insisting on the pos. session of Naples, Sicily, Malta, &c. The same letters report, that a courier has bLen sent from Paris to Lisbon, requesting the Palmas Bement. to shut the ports of Portugal against the commerce and manuladitres of Britain. We gave, erchtsi;:ely, on Saturday, a Report (tf the extraordinary proceeding which took place is the House of Commons, between three 1. past six o'clock, nn the morning of that day. Tl e most moderate Metnters of the I.loiese, mon whom was Viscount Howtort, called it .‘ new, ex traordinary, and unprecedented." The Er sager, whose candour and impartiality are miquestionable, aad whose ;claims wish it is to hold the seal., of truth and ity.:ice even between all pat ties, calledir •' undesiraLle ;'' and Mr. llot denominated it " stand pus, vcx t - oous, and only calculated to an swer the purpose of delay." To citable the public to judge whether the coniiia of the Opposition did or did not deserve eiese epithets, it fitly be neces- sary to stare, that tlii: nous:, in a Committee, had been debating from live o'clock on Fi id iy, until three o'clock on •iaturity tn,w;ting, on a mots wade by M'. WistrawNt to Lave out certain words in the Mutiny Bill. for the purpose of introducing, in t!:Cr s:.•.:1, a claty.,, the pvti ;J of tii,l -'merit t:r seven years, with a power to 11;. in time of wsr, to tet.sin the troops so vr.liste.!, three years longer. The original Mir,ion. in i•s and form, was, " that these words," meaning the words in the BM to be expunged, should be left otr." The cert..; ,ly was the question upon which the House sl riled at three o'clock on Sa turday morning ; but then, on the comet-ncement of the Debate upon it. oa Friday evening, Mr. W1,4°111.31 was called upon to state, and did ac turly state the words which he meant to substitute in their place, viz. a limitation of the period ef en li-ttnent, to the extent which we have already stated. Hal :.tr. Wi situ se merely moved that certain worUs should be left out, and bad the House de bated that question, without knowin s g for what pur pose, or what were the'words to be substituted, then and in that case, as Mr. WINDH It justly observed, the .coeds to be substituted would to a sepa rate and distinct cple.tion, :mil as such requir ing discussion. But the reverse is the faa,— The House took a more ratioital e , utse, and the two questions, viz. the words to be left oat. and the wordi to be sithstittued, had been discussed to gether doting the whole of Finlay night; and as we have alrea,!y state :, were jointly taken into the consideration of the douse, in continued debate, un- I til three o'clock oa Saturday morning. When. theft' I fore, it was carried by a urge majori , y, that the words should he left out, was it not, under the ere sent circumstances, to be fairly presume !, that the other words to he subgthaxtcd should be ic serted, particularly, as upon every future star of the Bill, an opportuntty would anise of &hat jug them over again, and movin:: iiniziiil7neuts? Upon this point we have alre.riy the voice of l ie public in our favour.—That p-rtion of it w!.Ut the Gallery of the House of Comment cap contain, and which was admitted on Friday we have a right to consider, is not of or most ignorant and illiterate class of soviet;; and many of them are well acquainted etith forms of tore-house. And what was their feelq noon the occasion ? As soon as the question f leaving out the words was carried, they ran away: taking it for granted that nothing mote 'email for debate. But t:.e Opposition preferred a vet"! Parent course,and pursued it with pertinacity.Y.r.FX I (iteat had discovered that . Member may repeated; move that the Chairman do new leave tll ,, because the word now is only applicable, and so contended, to the present moment ; and, therefor although the motion was negatived at one morn it does not follow but that it ought to be carried t next. Viscount Casrtieessort bad also discoveg and where or how we know not, that he hail ma vigour than Mr. Fox, and therefore bad no tion to protract an unavailing debate until ia six on Saturday morning—and old GEOIGZ 101 now in foil bloom, had provided a mode to •isl Mr. U11E1111)&11'1 expedient to extricate the Hotl from the embaiiasment in which tlic Opoosia sang:.: to involve it.—Mr. S lipiDAN threaten' the friends of the Miuister should form then`.. nary tn 3) pub An. tha! mei wh in I MI all in inn be of •~ II t 1 1 ...