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ccrns within itself, and it had been the prallice of ancient times, and was still the praCtice of other Countries ; he held it to - be a policy, wise in 'itaelf, as well as moderate in its principles, That the discipline of the Church should be With the Church, and to go to Civil Tribunals for the deter mination or ,preservation of such discipline, was a ,thing to be avoided if possible ; nor was he an ad vocate for niaking the Church that species of demo cratic body which a repeated reference to Courts of Law to enforce rights without reference to -rank, had a terdencv to create ; nor was he to- be accused ofbeing a friend to arbitrary power in the Church, for although discretion, as far as it went, might be said to be arbitrary, still it could not have any re- - semblance to the arbitrary power of the State; for in the Churchi if the power was improperly exer cised at any time, there was another which was pa ratnount to it, namely, the Legislature ; whereas toe - absolute and arbitrary- power of a State had no control, and that* was the reaon - why, absolute and arliitrary power in a State was so odious. He was therefore a friend to the measure, because it tended to keep the discipline of the Church within the Church, and lodged discretion where it was right to lodge discretion. As to the point of in. forcing the Residence of Clergy, the question was, how far it was wise - to do things by halves It was admitted, that . the Statute of Henry VIII. if inforced 'in full rigour,- could only inforce the Re. sidence of the Clergy ; and, therefore, he would say - the provisions of that Statute were worth but little: it reminded him of the power of the Groom, who could lead the Horse to the water, but could not make him drink when he came there. So, here, by the Statute of Henry VIII. we could compel the Clergy to come to their parishes, but could not compel them to perform the fundions of their Order. So that, by this Statute, we had the disgrace of a restriaion without any certainty of beneilt. This restriction was by this Bill proposed to be submitted to the higher orders in the. Church irsF•lf, and therefore, as fa;- as it went, he approved of it, but wishing, at the sametiine, it went much further. This was the 'general ratline which appeared to him to be descriptive of this Bill, and these were the reasons be had for approving of the Bill as far it went, and he had indeed assigned reasons why lie could have wished it hati„gone further, though he had no in clination to move any thing in that respell. The House then called for the question. Strangers withdrew, preparatory to a division, but were soon reashuitted, as the House did not divide. The SPEAKER left the Chair, and the Bill went into a Committee of the whole House, and a great number of Clauses were agreed to after a great deal oldiscUssion, and about ha4f past eleven, tiTere being many provisions of the Bill remaining to be dis cussed, the Chairrkin was direfted to report pro_ egress, arid ask leave to sir again, which was done accordingly, and the House adjourned to Wednes_ . day next, on the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the E;;CFIEQT/ZR, MAILS. ARRzyjp. trench - 12 V I E . THE SUN. sOLIII D:C/.RE FALSI!I olypoiii, JUNE 1, 1802. WE this morning received Paris ja;errial4 of the Sth uk. They inform us that the College of the Possidenti met for the first time at Milan on thp 16th ult. The Members present amounted to one hundred and twenty. Citizen BENVENUTI was eleaed Prc.sident. As it was the, first time that the Representatives of the Tralian Republic had ex, excised their fun:tions ? there were in the -evening public rejoicintc. The iOallitants of Venice week that one of the Princes of the House of Austria will take the title of GraPl Pqkc The 211,?.vitc. gives a private. Letter from St. of an ar2teric date to the last diseatches -of General LEct.Exc, which want of room obliges us to defer inserting till to„morrow. It relates chid.? to the Finances and the orgauilation of ;he Government of TOUSSAINT. General Lord T C/I I NSCIN was at Gencepa about the middle of the la'st mond:, 'at which place he passed several days. Our Letter from Dover this morning, mentions the ariival there yesterday from France of His Serene Highness the Hereditary FP.INC E of ORANGE. This being the day appointed for a General Thanksgiving, it was observed the due po•- formance of Divine Service in all the Churches, &c. It is likewise the Anniversary of the glorious Viaory obtained by •Earl Howe over the French Fiect on the L;t of June, 1704, the first blow which was given to the Marine of 1 4 'rance jo the last War, and which so auspiciously led the w a y to the subsequent brilliant successes -of the i3 r i t i s h Flag. In the mi&t of oar rational joy at the -restoration of Peace, let not our gratitude be diminished for the many and singular dispensations Providence in our favour, vouchsafed to us dur ing the course of the most extraordinary and dange rous convulsion that Civilized SOciety ever had experienced. The Hon, Mr, GREY and Colonel BEAUMONT come in for Northumberland without any contest. Mr. P4TTESON has started for Norwich. This week is perhaps one of the busiest in the annals of Fashion. Last night, besides the Masked Ball at the Union Club-House, there were no less, than eight dinners and routes. To-morrow comes tOODLE's grand Fate at Ranehigh, besides Mrs. • CRESPIGNY's publie . breakf:st, and the Right.lion. I. • DUNDASIS dinner. WAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31. ARRIVED at the Mother hank, His Majesty's Ship Florentina, Capt. BROUGHTON,' from the Me diterranean; and Telemachus, 14'Am, from Leg_ horn, both of which arc put under Quarantine at the Motile thank. Also arrived the Prince William, WIGGINS, from ,Memel ; Ne/san, DONALD, from Havre ; ha; Bella, Sl'A.ltitow, and renus, RosEtursoN, from Sunderland ; and Kitty, Cal ENE, from Loridun. ,DOVER, MAY p. SIX O'CLOCK, SEVERAL Passage Vessels have this moment ar rived from France, but we do not learn that they bring any interesting news, .4 Son of the PRINCE of ORANQE came Passenger in one of them, and is gone to the Ship Inn. SHEERNESS, MAY 3r. YESTERDAY evening arrived His Majesty's Sloop Pytades, Captain Book!) ER, from Leith. This day - arrived His Majesty's Sloops Favorite and° Amturnn; the former from Embden, and the latter from the Westward. DEAL, .MAy 3:. ARRIVED from an,l sailed for Plymouth, His Majesty's Frigate Blanche. Sailed on a Cruize, His Majesty's Sloop Savage. Remain His Majesty's Ship Amazon, Conlig, Vixen, and Monkey, Bun-brigs. • BRITISH NAVY. STATEMENT OF THE PIsTRIBUTION C.ag rue BRITISH NAVAL FORCE TO THIS DAY. Exclusive of the HIRED - ARMED VESSELS, which are chiLlir-eniployed in protecting jhe Coasting Trade of GREAT BRITAIN.. • Line In Port and fitting - - - 5 Guard-ship:; - - - o In the English and Irish Channels • - _ 5 o , On file Downs and North Z 0 Sea stations - At the West India Islands Z 1 and on the Passage On the Jamaica station 2 - 52, and oh the Passage 5 American & Newfound- 2 land stations • - '5 0 C. of G. Hope, E. Ind. 2 and on the Passage - 5 7 Coast of Airica - 0 Portugal and Gibraltar - 3 in the Mediterranean • - •17 Hospital and Prison Ships 6 So ' s 4 Frig 3 8 1 Sps. I Tot. 77 12 4 0 1 .26 j 33 271 34 28 I 4 13 j 69 51 7 1 7 I 45 2 jd ,01 11 Total in Conunission 7 16 Receiving Ships 5 Scrviecable and repairing ? for Service - S 14 In ordinary Building 0 3 3z 4 83 , 25 ! 224 I 32 t I 767 AT EACH PORT. Line. So's Frig t Sps. Tot. 3i iS 23 73 34 1 j 13 17 65 3 2 5 1 9 1 I 47 4 0 4I 31 39 2 I 2 9 I 1 5 47 Total 103 I 8 1 73 I 87 1 271 Total 1 97 STATE OF THE pRpINAR. Portsmouth - Plymouth - Chnthaut - _ Sheerness - River - His Royal Highness the fit.“ of )CEwr a“ived at 'Gibraltar on the 16th of May, about noon. His Royal Highness landed, attended by Lord KEITH, and all the Captains of His Majesty's Ships, in their respective barges, they proceeded to the shore, and immediately upon His Royal Highness leaving the Isis, the whole Fleet fired a Royal Sa lute, as did the Garrison on his landing. The whole of the Military were under arms, and received him with all the honours of war; and in the evening them was a grind illumination. In the Bay of Gibraltar were one Portuguese line of battle ship and one frigate, and three American frigates; all of which saluted his Royal Highness after our Fleet. The under-mentioned ships were at Gibraltar, under the command of Admiral Lord KEITH, FoUdroyart, Triton ph, Preaduougly, Pragou, Sole bay, ddive, Pique, Le4ig/it, Mandovi, and Millbrool. Admiral Sir JAMESgAyMAREZ, in the C q sar, of 84 guns, is gone to Minorca, to regulate the proceedings relative to the evacuation of that 'bland. On thetsth of May His Roy4l Highness the DUKE of SussEx arrived at Gibraltar to visit his brother, in the Mermaid, from Lisbon ; on his landing, a Royal Salute was fired from the Fleet. and Garrison. The present Nabob of Pude, SAAnuT-ALLY, with whnm the Hon. Mr. H. WELLESLEY nego tiated the /ate Treaty, by wkich the East India Cotnpany .have gained a considerable acquisition of territory, did not succeed to the .mustiud (thron,r) upon the death of the former Nabob, but was raised to it by Lord TerorstmooTH a little before he left India, his Lordship having previously de posed the Nabob VizIER ALLY, who had succeeded Asorn 1,7L-DoWLAI, as his adopted son. It was to correft a statement which had been given too generally in our own Paper that we thought it necessary to give the particularp of the new treaty with the Nabob of OT,:oe, without in tending to give any opinion as to the policy or justice of the measure. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—Last night Mrs. BILLINGTO 0 . 1 finished her engagement at this Thea tre, by performing Rosetta, in . Love in a which she did in her very bust stile,. al d received the parting plaudits of a very full House. Mrs. BILLINGTON goes to LiVerpool, from thence to Scotland, and afterwards to Birmingham, and the Gloucester Music Meeting. _ She dues nut go to Ireland at all. Lately died, at his seat at Hatt, near Saltash, in Cornwall, aged 49 years, WILL I AM SYMONS, Esq. fot cnerly a Caitain Cornwall Regiment of Militia, I i 1 MR. PITT's BIRTII-DAY. . PARIS, MAY 28. . ---...--- __-.....--__ ia b o ut l . l ' e . . . W E have received several applications from- Cor- LORD HUTCHINSON came to Geneva respondents to give to the Public a corre& List of middle of May, and remained there s evera , lat the Company that dined at Merchant Taylors' 11014 pel l e ' r h s rLe rg i b i ; ea o t n r e 7 l te li a a n b , o la one toG last Friday, in celebration of Mr. PITT'S Birth- Day. , The task is a difficult one—however, we te.rnately dedicated to French and Russian I)" shall endeavour to comply with the wishes sug;geased tic Works. • 'nage ' 3 to us, as well as we can. The following is a pretty 7 The late frosts which did so much dam n& dc... correta L;st of_those who procured their Tickets 2t, several of the French vineyards, has entirelY can , Mr. HATCHARD'S, in Piccadilly, and all of whom, stroyed all prospe we believe, were present at the Dinne.r. The ton of Leman. gdopt names of such as took Tickets at the London - By the system-of redemption which has ' • 'ill, i n Tavern, we have been unable to procure. 'We re, ed by. the Swedish Government, 1 Llat State 1•1 ciebr, vert the more readily -to this _event, as it was "one , less than fifteen years, be comoletely free frari ri Ct of a vintage io the Swiss er b n e i e n , t ..t ab ot l l ' ,, si o l t, el .. e' rn o a l .. " in which, the feelings of the _Public it large were ' The credit of the Swedish Government has als° otic r ed • more than commonly interested. greatly confirmed •by the rigid economylo" , ace Dukes—Rutland, and Montrose. • into .the expences of the C o urt, and the eXa, _ t „ Marquises—Cornwallis, Townshend, Worcester,. Headfort, cormt o f t h e N at i ona l E xpen di t u r e which he ga‘r,:a and Buckingham. Earls—Spencer, Camden, Chesterfield, Carysfort, Aboyne, the Assembly of . t h e S ta tes, without being Cab" Conyngharn, Temple, Beverley, Huston,_ Romney, Es- upon to do so by the Constitution. that th i n mouth, Fortescue, Go‘vet, Westmorland, Curtown, Dart mouth and Yarmo:3ll. . Fru sS. „Loris—Amherst, Grenville, Brayhroke, Castlereagh, Bulke- ' S ERI , IN, MAY I 5.,----Ir.appears certain ~ a Duke of BRUNSWICK will make a jottrney to ido l ley Belgrave, Rolle, F. - Montague flinchinbroke, New- towards tilt end of Ju ne, but it .iS very ( I <)° j ark,' Valentia, Chetw.ynd, Litnega, Glastonbury, Wal- w h e the r I ' :11 1 la ire wiii. 41 e at ihemes Oetween tat. singham, Whitworth, llawktsshury, Dunstanville, 'Mot- peth,„Loi!vaine, Alvanley, George Thynne, john Thymic, f4:01 of June, as reported. I PON ° Levison Gower, Hervey, Pudic, George Seymour, Craven, Ti)e youngest brother of our Moriare•tt 1 Wodehouse, Curzon', Frederick .Campbell, .tridport, ~,- i , Tuil' In IL L i AM, will accompany the K LNG aP" '- 1 . Re. Arden, M into, Bruce, Langford, Cawdor, Loftus,' Bayn. ing,- W. Gordon, and F. Campbell. • to AlezTe/, and will assist for the first time at El e s , The Ri g ht Havourable—G. ,Ro.-,e, G. Canning, John Staples views. • - TA- • n ' . f ivIECI , :L ' Ihe i-LEREDITAR Y ..i K INC E 0 p T. Wallace, T. Grenville, C. Yorke, C. Long, W. Wick ' : Otic c ' ham, Sir W. Fawcett, - .H. Dundas, D. Ryder, I. C. BURG ST4.E LITZ, . Brother of our Reigning Villiers, Sir W. Grant, C. Bragge, T.. Steele, and . W'. will also make _one of the Party.. . windham. - • „ The lianourable—Mr. Anker, Col. Stewart, T. Knox, j„ l not po, . The arrival of General Moii.FAv, which % . "s' a ,,, 9 „' Scott, I. Eliot, R. Ryder, Admiral Berkeley,4 Las- . nounced for the period of the Review, wit , a celles, Rev. H. Ryder, W. Broderick, and- hope. ! sirs —H .S. Mildmay, 'A. Hume, C. Dallas, \V. Farquhar, about it, tit , ‘.., -. NI Ildi ld ' Isaac Pocock, J. W. Anderson, R. Buxton, Grenville - MILAN, :MAI- t7. —By an article from ~.. ' ,i i e Temple, W. Lurk ther, W. fleathe.ote, R. Peel, It. Wil- of the dateofthe 1 ( A •I it . moors tha r .-1 2 , . 27to oi.—prti, ap V. Liam Vaughan, W. Young, .I,'Stewart, I. IVrottesley, J. Frederick, G. Ducket, it. C-. Glynn, and It. Ford.. . KIN . C: of Sr MN has published . an Edid,.' l ',Y . 014 -01 0, Commissioners—Hartwell.. Gambier, and George. . •• he annexes in rrpetuity to the Royal DOrt . j a Generaii 2 —Balfeur, I3owles, Grenville, Lennox, Ross, Eger- - • ' • f . \4;111 4 ton, Bernard, and Grosvenor. • , , _ tongues and ,possessions of the Order 0 ' , i the: codnets— l' ea che y , Salisbury, Stanley, Bateman, Paterson,. Spain, and declares himself Grand Mast er.- 9 - he Hay, Dalton, and Garbett. Order' • . Master. ° f • the Hay,i n his States, keepinp,- the diredie ) ; -, i,i o to . Majors—Mowbray, Hart, and Alcock. / Civil Administration, and leaving tile $l 4- iz t .it her, Captaorr—Bruce, Jones, Williams, and Elliot. Messrs.—Penn, R . I. Thornton, Strahan, Blackburn, Smyth, the authority of the Church and the Holy ''' ' , J. Smyth, Tyler, Davison, Huskisson, M. P. Wood- ' who will not t this ' . ' en '' - disapprove o arrangcn . die - mason, Ncpean, M. P. , Adams, M. P. Spence, Stuckey,-Rig Cdurtenay, West, Adams, Dent, M. P. Vernon, Balfour, , A discharge of cannon announced ye's', MetlP Symonds, Sparks,. Cartright, Gunning, Ktkinson, Cle- o-peninz of the College of the Postidellti. T i ' e all . most, Betty, Ma - rsli Ilay, Poyntz, Bowles, MOrrit, Kay, hers present - • i • • -,• • ri g N y Es - present amounted to 120. Citizen .. . Palmer, Bullock, Bootle, M. P. D. Lloyd, Hammond, Alien, Thompson, Maturing, M. P. Adolphus, Atcheson, was chosen President. It bei,ng the ii rs t time phia l cise j, Wills, Newbery, Parry, Barker, Nethersole, -IVlitford, Representitives of the Italian Republic ee r -(rs - Gregson, White, Carr, Deni Son, Beckett, Asheton, Drum- t•• ,-. to it august tunaions, there were public r e j 9ii'l° mond, Stanhope, Gordon, Montague, M. P. Wilberforce, M. P. Sloane, Jackson, Barrie; Snowdon Barge, M. P. in the evening. w ilotli ()sgoode, G. fisted, Burdon, Aleeke, M'Kenzie, Elliot, Bat MAY .40.—T0 the political co no 'so • Sturgess, Nett, „Chute, \V rottesley, Smith, C. Pitt, Beck- which have distra&ed this unfortunate CDPl ltr)r .',l a: ford, Barnham, Rev. W. Long, Cooke, Smith, Cornwallis, M. P. ,G. ii. -Vaughan, Golding, Fletcher, Wright, earthquake has been added, which has st' c ' . leg Dennison, Thos. Pitt,' N. Vansittart, M P. ,H. Adding- • - - % I ' ' • Ile 'r eoP ton, M. P. Eliot,,Greniston, - Lee, .Ellison, M. P. tell, new • kind of terror over the iniods, Of r' yee , er'' . Frere, M. P. lane, W. Egerton, Sumner, RN - rebut:l,l, A part of. Rubland, in the canton Of B a ' 4-„or i l l Newbolt, Cholniondeley, Rev. W. Wilson, Griffin ‘Vil-. perienced a shock on the 9tli inst. Abou t P- a ctiO son, G. Wilson, - Perkins, Nodes Carter, Thornton, • • •Boucherett, Willett, M P. foddred, M. P. Price, Bon- the afternoon ol'the nar, DraX.Grosvenor, Taylor, Ch. H. Chulmondeley, was heard in the environs o f "Wiridigh , 1-I . lar to Heber,Wyndliarn, M. P. Pigou, Stuart, Deane, Bernard, same dZy, a subterraocouvsifiefs G' ' •1 K 'Pd $ lOll ~t - 4 Raetnin Beach, M. P, Heriot, Lee, M. P. Sparrow, Grierson, • ' - gen, crsterg , ant oents en, the noise -of a chariot rolling, or of ca nn9li felt .4.: Longman, Musgrave, Martin, • Hatton,, Saville, .M. P. Prince, Winter, Jones, .Arbuthnot, Park, Bathurst, Pye, distance. On- the a 2th a violent shock 'A ls - 1 0 0 Madox, Young, Woodcock, SpenS, 41cock, Swain, For- . • - • - 01 0 ei Zurich and other places. In this City, 0 1 0, r e TO , c dyce, Smeaton Moor - Morison, Taylor, Owen Hale; Curzon, Webb, ..Whit ' e, Barry,. Cowper Bray, ' Smith, who were walking, were thrown c lo ) vn, i'' I. Stark, Aust, Angerstein, Bidwell, Brooke Watson, Spil ler,• Wood, F. Wood, R. Wood, Langton, Dowell, House, and several other houses . w e r e s lvd:eaP c ,,i4 Zurich' • ' 1 e CY ' 44 Banks, Garrett, Hollis, Strange, Aston Smith, Joseph - the shock was general, arid in i,_ , e . st f Smith, W. M. Pitt, M. P. Martin, icing, Wharton, Ad- A fire happened, which consumed sevco h o ' l e greatly added . to the trouble and of_ the- l a ' C'J llil derley, - P. It tie, l. Rue, Birnil, Bayley, Forbes, Dr Blanc, 11.-v l . Pike, Woodtbrd, Farquharson, Wright, -Malkin- - . The ?r,..;,:sian Troops which are to for Ili• At Or ' son, Rey. --'-• Hook; Leyeester,'Rev. j Salt, H. Thornton, M. I', Leslie, Duncen - ibe, Morgan, 'and 1.? . .,. 4,.Snqiner. ' at Memel in the beginning of jnneond to d r a r ' eps die af r before the.EMPEROR Or,RII3SIA, are the .- ric ti 4 s Battalions of B(icw and d'Ebrd, the 13.cg t - c liti' , ' Infantry of St-hoe/ring and Reinhard, the -i : a t: peg l 'of Fusileers of Retni , ow and Tl:,•;,emeary r,` l re . Se; , . merits of Dragoons of Busch and Schenck! 1-1 ‘ iolt (irons of the Regiment Of i-iwisars-of S:Yer, a nd a i,i ) k . i; flying Artillery. Ali these Troops vvii; for'' ,11 • Ve' ot . 9290 men. rof 4 ST UT GA Ir. D, MAY I 9 .--,-the inh4hrt.ol) t '! sar ticrit c - nice expeA, it said, in the course of .ri e f o r die t ,/ to have a Prince of the House of_Austr i3 c Grg f r Governor, who is to take' the - title 14 ,,,1- t eOl e Puke of Venice. It doe- not a ppear f 1 . 05: i!tis will be the ci-de-vant GRAND DTI:- ° ,,.tlilr i ki ANY or not. It is now asserted, . 1 '' , ; (1 .,' il i6e,‘: very certain, that this Sovereign will be ") ifiose rry,. for the loss of his Possessions in 'ltaly, by' , pstr i •: vinces of Poland which are in the hands oWie,,pitof and that the latter Power will take thc) s e,,,.. j es , ties which are guaranteed to the GRAND '-' Jo Ill!: TUSCANY by the Treaty of Luneville. 0 Fist AY manner, the Couit of Vienna will have t'" par lisments for the Princes of its House, as 1 ` ,- i1 fore the War. N og be It is asserted that the P RIN CE of OttA i that ti be also indemnified in Prussian Poland,anu. ce .ss° o Court of Berlin will be indemnified fur o' ls . by the Bishoprics of Wurzbu,s and BertriboS* - L4ll' REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCH', MAir IIIE KING 2). CATor t ESQ. Tuts was a prosecution - against the Defendant Joseph- Cator, Esq. for publishing Libels in a series of Letters, charged to be written by the Defendant, to Mr. Jackson and - his wife, the circumstances of which are already before the Public ; the Defendant came now into Court for the purpose of receiving its judgment., the whole case having been discussed 'on a former day; when affidavits on his.behalf were read. Mr. Justice GRosE. now addressed the Defendant on the nature of the offence of which he was found guilty, on which the Learned Judge commented, as well as upon the charaCler of the Pelendant, which ap peared, from so many Aida v it s on his behalf, to be the very best and most nspealable that any man could have in society, and lamented, that in an evil hour he should have suffered such - dlapse, and then pro ceeded to deliver the Judgment of the Court, which was, 'that he do pay.a Fine of zool.. to the King, which'Fine the DefFndant immediately paid, and he was discharged. [Some other interesting Cases are unavoidably postponed.] By the New-York Papers -1 e s i tert s 3 co lt : bf receive , y the Mail, we• find that in a debate ill t l3c tl' j 1 the army establishment, a IVlembersotc"repcl) he had private information that parr of forcethf in the West Indies was 'destined for Lou P t pti;l and.suggested that a regular body of rrooP s ' arl' be kept up at the head of ,the Sr. Lawr'' ne f e ,:reig e , l' the mouth of the MissiSsippi, equal to anY - , s tic ) `" military force on these points ; but the 5 0 .61 , met with no support. - . t eef „ a A boy, not fifteen years of pge, Y-a. silef 'glass atl3 of w- s a ße s c h t o ' p in foreign coins, and several articles of, vl;di r i was recognized by the officers to be an Oli ' ° charged with cutting Opel Holborn, stealing a cro n- 1 0 4 . and it came out that about two years sin,, er ,l 7 ,,t ) _cast for death for a burglary in Clare-o°ll received a pardon on account o f his Y°ut was committed for trial. h , .rtif BIRTH. On Thursday last, at Lilli )ut Barham \'" °d ' - Lady of Thomas Haworth, E i sq: of a Dame. Lord HAWKESBURY gives a grand dinner'to the Foreign Ministers and their Ladies cit . Friday, in honour of His MA JEs-rY 's birth-day, The Portuguese Ambassador's ball on Friday night was of the most splendid kind, and was very fashionably attended. , . Epsom Races commence on Thursday next. ,The Marquis of LANsoow NE is gone to Bath. Lady BATH has settled an Annuity upon her Cousin, MiS,MARKHAM. _ _ An elegant Vila, ereaed, and formerly the re sidence of his Serene Highness PRINCE .F.aNnsT of MECKLENBURG'', delightfully situated near the Tor n of Zell, in the Eleetorate of Hanover, is.to be lid by AuCtion, at Garraway's, to-morrow ; it is a pleasant retreat, combining athusements with eco nomy and is particularly desirable to parents wish ing to give their children continental education, and the important acquirements of the mcdcrn languages. The Empire Cif Morocco i 3 agitated by — a civ it war.' The EmrEacies nephew has taken up arms against the Government, ;And is at the head of a considerable force. No authentic information has yet been received respelling the operations of the two armies. r. STOG AS, RDA Y. S. i nt ba Stock • i ts s. Excite+ .6ills s. )1 .,r0. Fundable ditto . i ,40-1. I toper. 1 per L'''' m Ditto tun. Il i ,ceoLz-tdt°--1Gi.::;(11Z-iT;16-adn-ild *.P7l3tib"7-lisililiN3lell‘(lill';ll‘Eviicnhiax;'lS';:cl.9°lsB..(°'(:°.)ll—Nr:ll4l'icelli.e(ll'7(:r)il.'3l:ll-11:4):Iall;5:111:11115':11:.'6;r561'e.'llir:: ir.rai t i r . r s (of Horse ferrproaci, -I,Yest l P nst- '' 4. . .. . PI( r. UI YESTE All the guns of the lower fort of the Citadel at Plymouth were on Saturday dismounted, and the guns and carriages put into the store-house, as well .as the extra guns and howitzers on the Dock lines. The guard at the lower barrier gate was or the same day discontinued, and the guard-house shut up. No less than sixty .Ships of War, including twenty-six of the. Linea have been laid up in or dinary in the - c ourse of last month ; and eighteen have bec.n sold for. the purpo4g chiefly of being broke up. Bank Stock Navy 5 per Cent. 183i4ii i Per c. eia. 1 797, 103 i 4i I iisll 5 per Cent. 4 per Con: 88 , per Cent. 1:eil. 73ii _ 3 per Cent. Con. shut Ditto Scrip Bank 3.. Ann. 2oi 13- 1 6 • Ditto Short Ann. 4i 15-36 Ditto Scrip ,