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IMP ER ML PARLIAMENT• HOUSE OF PEEkS. MONDAY, MAY 27. Several Privte ];ills were brought up from the COmmons. Thoie on - the 'fable were passed in their respeetive stages. The Lid of Sot tr. gave notice, thit hetivu.ild postpone his Motion, respeding the State of I reland, until Wednes day settnight. • On the Report of the Committee on the Pancras Bill be ing received, the Earl of Sulu oLir. stared, that to-mor row he would move their Lordships, that the third reading, l': postponed until Wednesday se'nUight, in order to afferd best tor the 0 ppsttr3 of the Lilt to be4teard against its prin ciple and many . r,f the Regulations which had peen agreed to in the Committee. Counsel and evidence were heard on Moore's Divorce Bill, .and the tot liter hearing deferred until V . ridA y.—Adjourned. 110USI. OF COMMONS. MO DAY, MAY 27. ,the Motion. of Sir I. Waorrast.sy a new Writ I ord :•d for a Member to serve in Parliament for the I Burougli Oi Donnie, Tain, and Dingwall, in the room of the ' login V illiers,who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Mr. Git !V pit:Witted a Petition from the County of Northumberland, stating similar circumstances with others, OiA the condizet at Lord Melville, &c.—Oniered to he on the Table, Lord W.Rus sr.t.t. moved, that the Committee to whom the Bill respecting the South Lambeth Water Works is re ferred, have leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment of the Ilouse.—Ordered. Mr. Serjeant Flt.s r moved for and obtained leave to bring in Bill to Amend the Ali of the t4th of the present King, The object of his Amendment would be to prevent Mer chants, who were liable to become Baokrupts, from avoiding any of the operations of the Bankrupt Laws, by pleading their privileges as Members of Parliament. Mr. FosTe , moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill for appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Fees, l'erquisites, and Emoluments of Office in Ireland. On the Motion atilt: CHANer.l.4o'it of the EXCHEQUER, it was left to the Select Committee to draw up an answer to the Message of the Lords, desiring to be informed as to the rttaISOIIS far requesting the attendance of Earl St. Vint;ent to be examined as to the repairs of the Romney and La Sensi ble, commanded by Sir H. Popham. On the Motion of the CHANCELIOR of the Exensouta; The University A4vovoson Bill was committed, the , Report tectived, and the Bill ordered to be read a third:tit* on Fri- Mr. Rose brought in a Bill for regulating the West India Trade ; which \Vat: read a first, anti ordered to be read a se cond time to- morrow, Mr. Die's! Nson hroughfup a Rettirn of the number of , Lieutenants promoted within a giVen time. Ordered to lie en the Table, and . to be prated. Mr. 11115itIS5OK, in a Committee of Supply., moved for a Provision.tor the E-nglish and Irish Militia, their is.djutAnts, fie, tee. Motion agreed to, anereport 0 -morrow:' The Dublin Paving Bill was read a second time, and or dered to be committed. The Stamp Duty Bill was reported, and ordered to be read e third time on Thursday. ite inst.% Spirit Licence Bill was committed.—Report to morrow. The. Report of the Paymatter-General's 13111 was ordered to be taken into further conSithration. -Agreed to, and hill ordered to he read a third time on Thursday„ Tilt I r ish Etedion Bill was read a third time and passed. The Post Horse Fanning Duty Bill was read a second time and committed. • The Smuggling bill was read a second time, and ordered to be commuted to-morrow. The AvrottNaY-QtriltltAL, moved the Order of the Day for the further consideration of the Report of the Stipendiary Curates' Alter a desultory discussion , had taken 'place, and few amendments had been toade, the Report was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a. third ttme tioThuriday. Colonel STANLEY brought up the Rerort of ,the' Committee to wham the claims of the Duke of 4th , l had been referred, and moved that it sltuud he token into consideration on TourAay next. A ve.l long converse:ion took place upon Mr. Cu a VI yn moving, as art Amendment, that it should be taken into further consideration un Wednesday sennight.'!'fie Hon. Gentleman thought that the it ti iy would be necessary, in order to enable the house to noslers Wild the important points of the • case, for which purpOse he thought that the Papers Ought to be, printeJ. • Lord Crt.ctitivitvt e had no objeCtion to the print. ing the Papers, but thought that there should be no 41elsY in the taking the subject into consideration. The conversation was protrktlti for a consider able time, and at length the further consideration of the Report Wai fixed for Wednesday seinnight. ELEVENTH REPORT. • The names of the 21 Gentlemen , chosen to form. Seletit Committee, in consequence of the motion Serjcant BL,T, were read by,:the'Clerk. (they Were the carne as stated in our Paper of yesterday.) Sir WILLIAM ELFORI), considering th.it to any man of common untlerstandiog the . testimony of Lord St. 'Vii , cent had been coutradided by the written documents existing in the correspohdence • between hia Lnrdship, Sir A, flAmoNo, and Lord give notice that he should move to-morrow that those Papers should be referred to the said Committee, and that they should report thereon. LOkl) I\4I;,LVII,LE. Mr. LRYClingit. brought up. the Report of the Committee appointed to examine into matters slat. ed in the Tenth Report of t'e,e Committee of Naval Inquiry. The. title only brill read, ' Mr, Lkycitsrsß movcd, " that this Report do lie on the Table."—Ordered. On the gorttion being put for the Report to be printed, Mr. WHITBREAD said, he should not objed to the. M ,tiara Situold at I t 03me time di ve 00'. thiti ri s soon as the lieporr and t t l e io it should be printed,and the IV * m le 4 l) ) c e r t s= toillicftot time to consider t h e ,„, i t ," hi s i ntent i on th) t; , VLF Iclip ' eaCllol6 . li against L I oCt.l aLio to submit to the t:touse 4 bug ' , p, etto l t v i ' t i t i c %; art ,„,„ re d tti hi m proper, in consequence of the conilud of the Chancellor of th e k,sife,fiecitier iri the Slote 'business. As he sup mightposed the Report. be itrintert by Thut stiAy next, and that a week woi I be sufficient time for :Vl:embers to take to peruse' o 3 , l l ( d to o s tder it, he shOuld now give notice of the Motion be had stated for Thursday s e t - m i g ht. The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for, and obtained, leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Att of the 3dt of his prznent MAP' ‘ty, with respeet to the Apprei,ension of Felons, and other:MalefaCtors, escaping to an:a her part of the United Kingdom. lic ~tared, that this Act had been in force with re. si , e a t o England end Scotland for thirty year. 3 past, and inconveuienee had been complained of ; but an Act exaaly similar, both in its principle and wins, having been made for Ireland, an Irish Judge; Mr. Justice j- , hoson, had been arrested on. der 'it, and brought over ,to this Country, on the Mar c of - w Ficos s 4i4el, which aneared in Cob, L 0 N D 0 N, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1805, AT a late hour last night we received Paris and Duial Papers, the former to the zzd and the lat ter to the 25th inst. The French Government have publishcd in The Moniteur a kind of Official Abiptrati of the Proceedings• in the West Indies.--- Their Account does not differ in atiy very essential point, except as to the extent of the injury done to our Colonies, from ththe which we have already laid before our Readers, The Letters from which this Airstrati is given do not come from General LA GRANGE kind Admiral . MISSIESSY, the Com. manders of the Expedition, but from Gen. Eg N ouy, the Commandant at Guadaloupc We have extraeted a Letter from Cadiz, dated the 3oth ult. which states, that no intelligence had been received of the Combined Fleet since their sailing. The same. Letter adds, that it is conjec. toted that the Toulon Squadron had passed the Straights in the night, and returned into the Me. diterranean ; but this we think extremely impro. bable. Vice-Admiral VER it RUG has been arpointed.Mi Disler of Marine of the Ratavian Republic. Letters from Rotterdam state, that a Law is about to be passed in Holland, .enading a severe corporal punishment, and in certain cases the pu nishment of death, for.introdoeing into that Country any article of British mandafture. This measure of severity however, it is added, expe!ted to be of short. duration, as Sentsamat.reNsmicit is understood to be very friendly to the Com. mgcial interests of:11111am% Whedier it may b e o f short Of long duration, it Will Only serve to evince i b e 'nilpotent trialicl of noNAPMCCE, Who is doubtless t h e author of th;.: ti) chide British Merchandize from either II Wand or France,, by any Diefeeto however savers, is utter. ly impossible. WE yesterday stated; that Overland Dispatches had been received from Goner.ii Lord LAKE, COM_ firming the .former Accounts of the S uece , ses ~b. tained by the British Arms in India, and announc_ ins new ar►d important advantages gained by his Lettbship over the Troops of Flot.KAlt. The following is on E4trAd from the 17iyatch of Lora LAtt.E, referred to in a formeratzette as hat,. irig miscarried : " 'Fite Fnetny occupied a position close under the walls of Furruckabad, and .. cornpletely succeeded in surpris_ i ng them, The consequence has been, that vast numbers of their men and horses have been destroyed, and the whole cattle and baggage taken which they possessed. " 1 ES W :4 TRAO 110 1.K.4 U. escaped by an early flight; but his Troops, in the greatest CollftlSioll, were pursued, and e very where cut to pieces by my Cayalry. I ant happy to andoc,rl,,es.th at we 'we sustained very little loss either men or " I hate not time at the present momat to express the satisfuli,n j have derived from the good condu,:l of all the Corps eng:tged, but 1 shall have the honour of forwarding to your LorcLhip my sentiments on this subjea as soon AS pos. " 1 have the Honour to be, eke. (Signed) " G. LAKE." " Head-quarters, Furruckabad, Nov. ,17, 1304." When the last advices came away General WEL LEst,ry was expeded daily at Bombay. From a Calcutta Paper of November 2S, we have made the cictiaa subjoined : " An authentic Letter, received front an Officer of mink in the camp of the Commander in Chief, gives the following account: " After a march of thirty-four miles this morning, we reached the enemy's camp before day-break, and completely surprised him. We gave them first several discharges of grape from the Horse Artillery, and then His Majesty's Bth Dragoons moved on upon them, and great havock ensued : so complete was the surprise, that many of the horses were re maining at their pickets when the Bth got in among them. 1 was with the Bth all day, and 1 assure you their execution was most considerable, and the enemy's loss must have been enormous ; the. whole plaia was covered with iiiernselves and horses. Our marching for these last seventeen days has been very great. This day our horses went upwards of lifter miles." MADRAS, JAN. 4., 1805. —All the ships are ar rived at Bengal from Europe, and it is intended that both the Bengal and Madras Fleets shall sail in Fe brtury under Admiral RAINIER. Our Letters from Calcutta, to the 24. th of De. ember, mention, that GenerallAKE was investing the strong fortress of Deeg, under the walls of which HOLKAR was ‘l.ncamped with his army ; the fall of that place was shortly expected. YESTERDAY the Report of the Sete& Committee appointed to examine into the matters contained in the Tenth Report of the Commissionect of Naval Inquiry was laid before the House of Commons by Mr. LRYCESTER, the Chairman of the Corn. mittee. Mr. WHITBREAD immediately gave notice, that he should, on Thuriday se'onight, move Articles of Impeachment against Lord 1 1 / a t.. TILLS. lie also gave notice at his intention to move Some. Resolutions against Mr. PITT.—We understand that the Honourable Gentleman's Mo. lion against Mr. PITT is to be grounded upon the fad of a Sum of Forty Thous.tn►t Pounds hay. ing been advanced to Messrs. BoTo and Bs x. YIELD, a measure which, from every thing we have beard of the circumstance, was completely j►►sttfird by the ptessure of the case, and the omission of which might have been attended with consequences highly detrimental to the Public Interest. The Report was ordered to be printed, and we hope in a few days to have an opportunity of laying it before our Readers . ; but in the mean time we must caution the Public, to receive with great suspicion any garbled or pretended Extracts from it. We regret to state, that advices were yesterday received of the capture and destrkti.m of the greater part of the outward-bound' Newfoundland Merchant Fleet from Cork and Waterford, by't wo French Privateers and a Spanish twenty gun Ship. This very unpleasant c►rcutnsr.tnc` was announcla in a.Letter from Cork of the 214 t ino • which states, that the whole of the fleet which raiied frum.thenc! on the 9th had been either burnt or captured.— Two of the with' the Sp:itiisll Still, it is added, were to taken by 'thy. T.paze and Rosario, which, went in pursuit ~ ;1 the. remainder. The fleet consisted of— The Good Intent, ; Elitist LVSHMAN ; Ranger, PHELAN ; Endeavour, ELF Itl) ; Pray. BiIANNOCK ; Friends, KAN , ANN Aati irom ford; ,Good Fortune, ItlcklAN.Diori ; Creon, K E LEBEAK, from arrimAnti ; I) d 091.11/y, PSitL6 , from Cork. The Letters state, that off the North-west coast of Ireland there were tve,a French Privateers, and a Spanish Corvette 20 guns, the latter of winch is taken by the Topaze. She had taken the Young William, of London, Captain YnVNG, frtm, Cock to Wesrporr, with spirits and porter. The Good !vont, PHRLAN, and the Frieinti, KAVANNAGIi, after being plundered of every thing, were suffered to escape, and have since arrived. Sunday evening the Oratorio of &mete was per. formed before THaix. MAI IST! ES and a party - of the Nobility, in the late Chapel adjoining Sr. George's Hall, by HER MAI ESTV4 Bind, and the Gentlemen of the Windsor Choir, His MAJ tart - will review the First and Second .Brigades of the West Kent Volunteers, commanded by Colonels CAMPO JILL and LONG, cm Monday morning next, at ten o'clock, on Blackheath. Countess Siericam gave yesterday evening a splendid ball and supper, at her house in St. James's Place. Lady LOUISA MANNERS'S SecDnel assembly, last night, was nunterothly and fashionably attended. The Countess of MANSFIELD entertained yester day evening A numerous and elegant party of fashion. abtes, at her house in Portland-place. Lord MuLua Avu had a grand dinner party yes telday, at his house in liarley-street. Sir IsILIIIIRT HEATtICOTE, Barr. gave a grand dinner on Sunday,, at his house in Grosvenor-square. On Friday morning His Royal Highness Prince WI LI:IAM FRECDERICK, attended by,ililajor,Gent. ral BENSON, and several other Officers, reviewed the Liverp Jul Light Horse, under ,the cumrnind of Major Fax - 141(1 , 11u, which were drawn out along the 4hore fur that purpose. He afterwards went to 11 4 1.131ake Fields, and reviewed the 2: 1 relliment of Liverpool Volunteers, coinnaanded by ColYWit... LIMAS, and the Rifle Corp, eumo,tandedby Capt. NA V 4 N oriovlirosn:fruormit:riAr 2 7...... A r icloveiep jetd.g. fmioiSsalitoMiojwocoli3rjor,4oll..dillitiolli,p.i'risilll'.: s ---- tiani• Ship Devastatioit, A. WOLLift, f rom S i secantar Store. ship, from the Dawns, for Quthtti I'll'm/4;h Wifirr, from London ; ,Ind Intl ihroo Sailed Ilis M•jesty's Ship-Poilar, Ho , lAN r 0 ,, ----IKANE, and the narAy, Lieut. B. littivr o q i with Convoy for Quebec; His nijeitei Ship 1)0 ,v a starion, A. MILLER, and Falai:tea, Lietst,TO LERTorr, for the Do•vns ; and Cracier; Lieuteniel , DOUGLAS, on a Cruize.. The S i verd.rtor Store-ship haed e t Aped the Queb" Convoy from sailing for some days, in contrir encl of her not having arrived ; and on ;per paisigg Batt week from the Downs she sprang a ICA; and it now obliged to be laid on 'the grou,,a to be Mina' a c n u d fk m .. ust wait another Convoy before sbe Can P t°. ceed. The Pinta is exceed to sail in the raoro in g fit she is now weighing her anchors. . The Priacess glyal was paid prizeuneyPeo and will sail in a day or two. The Brig brought in here on SaturdaY• II the Meteor, is the Donenst, of Kniphausen, froloPirs deaur, bound to \Tare!, laden with wine. , 0 its( Cdclooow'ytrk down ~ Yesterday to 0 1 : 1 ; r a t : as s: rat :le i Hv e t F e ehe i a r ei v i egeifinrtal,:lcioen?ad that eßro Bomb, ' ospt sailed f r o In lit n 0 0 ships, which she detain:e6ddc.rtuili°7'fl::::itir" YARMOUTH, MAY 27.--r The llaftlo.o6 S/EUW Master, from Embdcrip w ti i l t e l l. s °l_ , l 6 5,, s e t : Ifop ..ii i . ft. . c o rto. sent in by the , 'hater Reventio Cutter, , THOMAS RICHRE. Yesterday a Feet of Ships for Billie Palsi'a here, under Cor.voy of a Sloop.of WO; 1/Id. s t , joined by the 4consfity, BA/CLIARDI bOll/I,ir •• urg 1 . ........... . , s hi, tot. SHEERT4II.sc, M A y 27.—:ArriYed the ; and liamelros --r• ' vi . , t he • (72 , t s , less .0 %, j? T uc h t C H ,i c i al : ,,,.;. ' li b i l l3 e ° d ' o lli w a n Y fr,m the River to tile 41 ' 11. teriment Gun.boat. Ships at tiii,•Port —"Zealous, NfOint'eUth. 5t47,01', sik e j _ _ wia rIAVri:I-.le.:l:l4tipi sC;:e:e'f'rileags isi.s1Plis::;""pa:di:1011$4:1:.. W, I :!. L'"'r. SPY. and Bonetta i "r d E r lq ;, mi Stol ) , P lP' I.lanly, Protedor, and gesolute Gun-Drig.hl Ott* - perialent, and several tire-v .......;. and 11 0 in - ' ' . . GO . lie, DEAL, MAY Z 7• and the Par il, d °"'.• brig from Portsmouth ; and Illoodboog from her Station off Ambleteuse. • ' ' kkr. ~.,,. sea St ar - Sailed the Orestes Sloop, and Bi.tbr . , Gun-brigt, for their Stations' oft' )30019gn“ 0101 Arrived this morning the . 404 ! 1? s l as from a Crt!';ze off Boulogne, and spi c ed 6 0 , the Siltlie Station. . , ~,e4e, 1010 i seviennthGeul:::::onarch, Utrecht, 9°)".• 0 0 w 0 10 i Veval, and. Combatant Praarn i Pillar! 1 1 d 1 i e btaP Lucifer, DiSOVtly, Volcano, Nresiiviils, o , • 'fa .° .........• , the soiitigi. j Ithinos' ,111 FALMOUTHiI'AinIAII3;2IIS7-IYS:l;i'l:i'lP°6' • , ~' ' s ' ll 4 l' ; brig with a Mail for the Leewar , t o PMrsiii:i"fUir of i ri s biloeni.Packet, Captain 001.114 WATCRFORDP ..........• ctiiiii4 C a 4 l P c i : !CAVAN.N.OI4, 311‘1111C 5100 p God I gillit'(Alo.l "Aft D rki hi. AN, tho 1 saiiat from Potteci ~, NI; vrfo Al 01L...WA 011 tile 3XII IIII• were "' i thev to e ting3.S::://t'Cshin:lte-ns::ratoin ft':)lBYll'ealill:ut'itii.::sl2:ic'si'lilloa'''nicrsnfri ticielc84::C.N:11::11:I'51.:°:r:I,,e:;;;;Ill'it's , vll of Cap St-11/1:11:114,14:: rC11111111: (C°lt/rilVi: UP:: it;t1W11111":;;I:b:IC::::::4' Captured the f0i1,,,, jog Vcsseis, which "/.I°,, il the young, iv• ..,.., , , (WO j al to, C.V. :)'r 031 t cbs,tvirrleoeolartslirha—U;l'it:arn, talC'etaillet 1..:5,:fv. j,:evr:agio'N:,:i.l.°''Cig):ii sCl::sl;l°ol'ff' I . We 3 i n ~,,, :s op , . rk ington. Tile Captain tel the C`'‘vitit;irri tendeti to burn thol Frieadh A nd rUt 111C'. , tot u?, pre vet !) : ate:dronjhg,:earibitteoi itisig:iiogriaorvt: :eft: icilerni4::l:sl,o/011/;i:ii;.1:01,0! three ,f. ' ' I fritidi it tv il i tl sight q l t he Corvette stir fell in w ith •II i „; ' WA °' , Ship Topme, vvidl a Spaoish 5.10,4) at tool : iii3ta ''' gPuurris'u(itPrt.i)l4.''t)l 'le itn'tc:::lll:llal;,_,.;_.'sk '11)nle fir' ,ici e —,,,,, Ce"Ct MAY 22.--v,i, iourniog . ,, ,i I v Frigates AirkaiNt, Nar,.;pl, od feo";, s i (to o .„10i.(t)i'lpsaii.Fpao.:::::ee,xipreedi.:iona.„,1 Ratar;', : 31 11:0..,31i ,f oilier 01 this Harbour, in conequence d-ed i° them by Reaf:AtitYlifal 011.011fi ° Pr"' Yesterday His Iviajisty', ShiP ireilihC,:rl3.:fill:::)/ los, anti Sloop ii °ratio, Cliit• Ivi°°Nc ' in our Harbour front a CNIZe. .-............-. 0 1 ati of ra te ;o II f,, The E . xpedition under Li r e C0r10,,,30, 01,01 e ji, Loon! is to sail without del4Y. ' g lArgek/dI tendrzYtous or COrk, or which 14.1° win Its tit? nAI boity lof" fijoiv out AttiliCfY ' and rrueted 10 the NVOi Intli'll. ' he 's Journal. While the prtccediligs on that indi. vidual case was under discussion- in Leland, he thought it would have been prejudging the case to have hrooghtio this hat now that that 6the hid been determined, he thought it was the proper time to introduce a law for preventing the hardships which might result from the literal construaion of the At '1:4: remedy which he should .preipose, would apply equally to England, Scotland, and Ire land : it Was to allow the Magistrate, who shall indorse the Warrant sent from another part of the UoitedlCingdom, to take, in haihble cases, such bail as would have been aci:epted in the country where the Watrant was issued. On the question being put for the third reading of the Bill fiat. giving Compensation to the Mting Magistrates of ,SAllutd HunJ!ed, in the County of LineaMr, , . Mr. SHAW LEFEVItiIt objeded totally to the principle of the Bill, as a precedent which might de. grade the Magistiacy of the Country. Ile moved, that the third reading should be postponed to this day three months. Mr. I TugsT and Sir ROBERT PuRLE, considered the Bill absolutely necessary for such a manufadur. ing distrid'as that of Manchester, where a very at. tentive P(lice was, necessary. Sir Roe oRT I3UXTIN acquiesced, on the ground of its local . necessity, although he could nut agree to Mr. Wien:it-tam made same general observations. The CIiANCELL9R of the EXCHEQUER concluded the ,calivetsation by ollserving, that the necessity of the Bill was not only evident from the testimony of the Gentlemen best acquainted with that part of the Country ; ‘ but from the circumstance of the Petition being signed by all the Magistrates, and by the Petitioners being willing to take upon themselves the expend: cloying these Magistrates. The House then divided ; for the third reading rt 5- , 4-against it 23. The Bill was then read a third time, - and passed. The other Orderi of the pay, were then disposed of.—Adj.Purned. MAILS. ,Harvey--I Dublin, r Waterford. DuE—t Lisbon, t Dublin, t Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS ?lilt OAV AT TWILVK O'CLOCK. CM:l3.* 58i I Red. Ann. - I Oniniutn - 3 THE SUN. SOLEM guts DICUtt VALSUM AUDICAT ?