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liVJP/ER ML PARLJ/JMENT• HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNI!SIDAY, MARCH 20. Anntt and theillon. H. Ertsitti4 it, were heard in the Cause-- Rocheld, Esq. Sir Alexander 1.,1,,,:h. Orderedto he further heard on Friday next. The Marine Mutiny bill was read a second time, and or dercd to he repotted. I'ne khop of Ox FOR n gave notice of a Motion for pre v:oling certain Colleges of the Universities from purchasing ztvow sons. —Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. A-new Writ was ordered for the Eleaion of a Member for the Borough of Wigtown, in the room of Mr. MAcnow•AL, who had accepted the Chil. tern Honareds. A List of the Reversionary Grants of Offices in ITaind was presentCd, and ordered to lie on the ,The !101l Duck Bill was read a second time, and committed. On the Motion of Mr. Rose, the House went ii;to a Committee on die Ans relating'to Foreign s_uips.. A Res:4lution that the Ships and Inhabi. tants surrendering to His IVIAj ESTI' in the captured Settlements of the Enemy be allowed to trade as British, according to the regulations in last wax, was 'agreed to, and leave given to bring in a Bill accordingly. Leave was also given to bring in a Bill to allow Neutral Ships to import certain anti. cies, for a time to be limited. On the Motion of Mr. Rose, it was ordered, that the House should to. marrow resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of the AEt of Council for permitting Neutral Ships•to trade with Spain. On the Motion of Mr. S. 133 1 / 1 “111, the Cont. mittee on the : lsle of Man 11l was put off till . Ttorsday, April 25. Mr. CI( feV EY thought it but reasonable that the Inhabitants should have notice and time to con. to*tier of a Measore which went to increase the Du. ties paid in the Island, and which was to be in force ?o years ; thelutmcr Ads having been only annual or triennial. if he F,xchecuter Bills Bill, and the Irish Spirit NAP.l . rehousing Bill, were read a, third time and passed. HusxrssoN brought in a Bill for permitting the. Negotiation of Small Notes; which was road a first and second time, committed, and ordered to be read a third time tu-rnorrow, DISTR IROT/ON PRIZE-MONEY. W. SCOTT rose, pursuatit to his notice, to submit to the House a Motion On this subjea. Lie thought it necessaty to premise, that poll Prize_ properly was, by the Constitution, vested ha the Crown, arid no individual had any title to it,other. wise rthatrio virtue of a Royal Grant. The various Ats for the distribution of the Royal Bounty were riot of a perinanent nature, being dnigned fur time of war only, and to be4egulated in their interprets. t ion by the Royal Declaration at the commencemeot of the individual ,War. The points of regulation were chit:fly three: First, the description of persons entitled to Prize.putperty, which was limited by the terms of the Proclamatiarf ; Secondly, the nature anti funaions of the Tribunals by which Prize-pro perty was to be adjudged, and these were with us as they were with other Nations, nut municipal nor darriestic, hut romprtthending the rights of other S' - ateS, aid tiblized to conform to their pratiice on similar occasions. The subje'c'ts of othernations had a right to resort to them to obtain redress for any it,:nry done to them on our part, ,in violation of the 1-,vs of. the seas, laws in them Selves violent, and naturally' lialt!e 'to abuse. It was oar duty to sup.. port this general law with good faith, justice, and honour ;':tritl we were, therefore, bound to abstain from alt regulations for our own c'invenience, when they were inconsistent with the rights of othera.— l'he third pOint' was the Diatribution of Prize. pro, lierty af,er it was adjudged. The only ton& at pre.. Ont - of carrying this Disiributiou into effeet was by Piirare Agt:llts, a mode which seemed most conf , rtn. able to private rights, pri vine con venisnee, and .ma. miged h iinlivaluals WO were engaged in the 145 i. r if.y o n t he r i tich of a long pratlice, and werehithly fe , pe4t4ble and respottailde. Under these iiiillAder.. itar,4, • it would not be desirable to transfer the , nosiness wholly from their - hands to a Public tjaic i , re% scone pfrsons of respedable authority re.. commended. it was therefore only to he considered, whether the fundions of a Public Oilier, with the managetm!nt of Private Agents, would not give ad. vantaga that neither the • public not the private mode could separately attain. The first obj.:lt to be providetffor was, the security of Prize.property, and not so much that it should be turned to account till t,!te. time Of payment, as that it should be forth. c ~rant; when it should be called for. It was also dctiirsbie, that the Distribution should lie made as tiuch as pwsible to reach distant stations. 'Any ptopositiori for accelerating the time of Distribothan, 'desired shotald be received wish It was the turample .rof the roost atreciotts period of the Irreneli Revolution, to invest the Prize. Master with tut authority . of 0, judlge, ,whu was t o Condernn the property as iOOO 93 it arrived in port, and imam. diately to proceed to the Distribution, that be beyond the possibility 'Of being recovered; if the Omoer should' be so fortunate at to prove r i g h t . I n p6inr of Appeals also hi thought, alteration should be slowly resorted to. Th, of nations allowed a year and a day fir making The British Government had been in.. .doced to ablitige this period to 'three months, but 1 iC remonstrances of ail the other Nations, and par. titularly of the States of America, had procured the re,eatablishment of the legal Hale.' an instance of the propriety of this re.establishrtcht,' he stated that , Prize-Property to the amount of 300,0001. which having been laid out on landed sectiritr, by Af;ents in Jamaica, was not forthcorniog when claimed, 'and the stoppage of which Was the cause to much dissatisfaction, had been since adjudged to the oteners on appeal', and was now forthcoming to be distributed to them anti not to the Captors; He here detailed 'the various improvements lately made in the laws tespetting Prize.money,'and declared his iipinion, that very- little •regulation indeed a-./aa re_ revary to do sway the defects that still ternained. 'The ()Wed of there reitolationti would ht.; to inctcas,e tile security of Prize-property, which WM to he placed in the Funds as soon as it came into the Agent's hinds. If security were the only objet, an Office would he the means of obtaining it. But as convenience was to 1 4 e c o n s ulted, th e manage ment of private Agents should be, at the same time, preserved. The Distribution should he rendered as speedy as possible, and the intelligence with respell to Adjudication and Distribution 'shotrld-be con veyed to the Outports and distant. Stations. He concluded with moving for leave to bring in a Bill for these purposes, under the common title of A Bill for the Encouragement of Seamen, and the better and more effc&ually Manning His Majesty's Navy.— Leave was given. Sir JOHN WARREN rose to offer his sentiments ; but the Motion having passed, he reserved himself for another opportunity. The lrish Revenue Bills we're reported, and or. detect to he read a third time to-morrow. Mr, DAWsots .. moved, that the proper Officer hould lay before the HAuse the number of LicenceS f)r killing Game issued in Ireland since 1801, dis tinguishing the years, and specifying the names of the Persons in each Distril by whom. they were taken out,—Ordered.—Adjourned.' MAILS. Altai v tD—r Waterford. Dv Ilarnhnrgh, 2, Cotten.. burgh, t Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS yillf DAY AT TWILVII O'CLaCK. COnSols • Otnnium . 3 THE SUN. SOLEM QU IS, DICTRA IA.LSUNT A.VDILA ? L 0 N D 0 Ar, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, ISOS. THE Channel Fleet put to sea 'yesterday morning under the commit-id of Sir CHAS E 5 COTTON, an. til Lord GAR.DNEE can join and take upon him the command. It is said that not less than Soon men will he embarked in the Ships now about to proceed to India and China, and between 6 and 7000 men on. der the command of Sir JANtes During the whole of the fine weather we have lately had none of the Enemy's Flotilla were out. side of Boulogne Pier, frame which it is probable that the Seamen have been sent away to man the Brest Fleet, this skulking navigation, under the pro. teCtion of their own Batteries, being the only mode the great Emperor has of creating Seamen for his Fleet. Almost all the Troops have been matched from the Camp at Boulogne into the Tritrior of the Country, probably to Italy or the Frontiers of Ger. many, where there is every tippearance that BONA. rARTE will find enough to (1( in the course of the ensuing summer. As the Naval Service of this Country is petu. li ar ly de a r to all who possess the true feelings of patriotism, and the laud Able pride of Englishmen, it is with great pleasure that we notice the Motion of Sir WiLLIAM SCOTT last night in the House of Commons, for leave to lit ins; in a Bill foe the Encou. tagement of Seamen, and the adoption of a mare effee. tual Mode of Manning IlisMajesty . vy. The Ho. nourable Member possesses so much experience' on subjens of this kind, in addition to his extensive learning atthigh 'talents, that a Bill brought for. ward under his immediate auspices, promises great' advantages for the important Service in view. The flon.Membees enutrieraii3n of the improvements that have taken place in the system by which ~ur heroic Tars are now enabled to obtain the prizes resulting from their triumphs over the Enemy, must give con_ siderable pleasure to the Public at large. Lord Mr L. VYLWE'deserves great praise for the attention which he has bestowed on the accommodations Of our lant Seamen; and we trust that such an enlightened charaeler as Sir WILLIAM SCOTT by the measure which he has now proposed, will leave little, if any thing, to be dorie, which can give encouragement tti their efforts and conttibute to reward their valour, •• Yesterday, about eleven o'clock, His MA visited the PaltiCiSi ut WALss, at her lititu' i e Ot t Blackheath, anti reirained.with Ber Royal. Higltyiess : during the' Morning. fits MA/ EsTY tilhed with f ern ROyal Highness, and set elf tur the Qfcen's House iibnot four o'clock. • . °. Yesterday a . Court of nireoors was held at the East-India :House, - when Marii!.tis CORN WAI.6 WWI introduced, - and took the oaths, on being al).. pointed to the Govertiment.C; ! eneral of Bengal. r His I_,Ordihip was alerwarits most sumptuously entertaine&at the London Tavern, as we: e Fits Royal Highness the Mica of yogK, the Ddkes of Goit. -DOR am 1 MONTaostf, the Earl of Clit.THAt4, Vis. CotintS "NIE LVII it • ;Intl CAST t. sit ACH Lords HAWitft , tiyik V, likumE, Durum, and Mtnottnva, Loon. Hotar, rtiCtr, the Speakei- of the House of Commons, .the' Attornry-General, the Salicitor. General, Mr, MAt6oett,' Mr. flonitousa, the Go vernor and Deputr.Goverrior trf the Bank of Ing. land, Sir I. B. `WAR. vN, Attitiiral Co LPO TS, the COilittlit6ionerS for the Affairs - Ofititlia,.all'il t e Ea st . India Direnors,' and about cfghty usher persona of conhiJeration,: On this occa s ion the pant! of the Brig Ate of East-Intlia Volunteers attended in full dress u,,iform. The professional Gentlemen were IVles,rs. Dunitim, HILL, TAY - L(4, SALE, Lsitt, GLABONII, 4114 .M.t:,:Cff NAY/IL NEWS. MA!C 240.—Arrived the Pall), DUKES, and Dove, FISH E It, from London ; Sqvav, CAN NAY, Sally, CANNAY, Caitor, ROBINSON, Mar.. 'riot, PEARSON, and Phanix, Jon NSON ) from Sun derland... .„ . FALM4-)UTII, MAR CU I B.—Sailed the Tantinsbend Pdcket, Captain DODD, with a Mail for Lisbon. DEAL, MARCH 20.—His Majesty's Ship Cygnet and Basilisk Gun.brig sailed for their stations off Calais. &tiled the Leda, Jamaica, Oretter, harp,', Speedy, Fury, Discovery, Flamer, Jackal, be. finder, .Firen, nines:, Haughty, Archer, Bruizer, Monkey, Pincher, ana Bloodhound, for their respec. rive stations off the Coast of France. Arrived His Majesty's Ship Centurion, with the underanentioned East Indiamen from Bengal under her convoy : Lord Melville, C. LE tcrox, Earl Spencer, C. RAIT, David Scott, C. JONES, Britas. nia, J. BIRCH, arid Euphrates, G. Witt.r.sTED, Extra Ship ; Whalers—London, 0. COTTLit s Juno, J. RICHARDSON, Dutcher: of Portland, It. CLEVE. LAND S and a, Spanish prize, and remain in the Downs. Came down from the River the Earl Comdex East Indianian, Cain. J. SAMPSON, and sailed for Portsmouth. Let ni t MARCH IL—Oa Friday arrived in Leith 1.1.a05, from a Cruize, the Sally Armed Ship. On Saturday - arrived in Leith Roads, from the I:) , )vvris, the Lard Melville Armed Brig; also several Vessels to join Convoy for the Baltic. An,Armed 'Ship is at anchor under the Island of Inchkeith, supposed to be the Chapman, from a Cruize. On Saturday arrived in Leith Roads the Lang. ley, of Leith, ROBERT GRAHAM Master, from Lisbon, laden with lemons, oranges, and figs.--. The Master reports, that en the Bth instant, about . latitude 47. 36. he fell in with an Armed Brig, of so guns, which gave duce to him, under Spanish, Colours, for nearly three hours, during which time the Langley returned the Are from her stern dace guns, and by dint of superior ailing escaped from the Spanish Brig. About six hnurs after the Spa. niard left oir duce the Langley fell in wish and spoke the Melon:As British Frigate,• which soon after went in ehace of the Enemy, with whom it is supposed she would so .n come np, as she was not above 20 miles to windward, and seemingly a dull sailer. TO T 11.1: EDIIOR OF 7 - Ka W.V. ttit. As a report has been spread in t.incinn, that most of the bodies of the unfortunate p. rsons who' 'were lost in the E ar l 6f Abergl a4nny Rest Indianian' base drifted ut rig se;,, I equest the favour Of you to insert the following list of those whose bodies have been found, rind decently interred ; and you may depend on the correffness of this account. Feb. 7,180 S. .john Forbes, Cadet.• Thomas Jones, lames Costley, Compinly's Soldiers. - Hung Fn, Cinese Siilor. William Anderson, Cook. ThoEnas Han, Seurant lid Regiment. A Sailor, unknown. To. H. R. Rarnwell, Paiellgti. A Soldiet, unknown. A Sailor, unknown. 20. Pat, Mannian, 24th Dragoons. A. Soldier, 24th L-Pra.. goons. A Servant of the Second Mate's. A Sailor. 21. Three Soldiers belonging to the East Indi a Company's Service. A Soldier, 24th Regiment. A sailor, unknown, 23. A Lad, Sailor, 37. Andrew rims, Cadet. R. L. Bou rne , S urgeor o g _ mare. a. A Sailor, unkitoi.vv. A Soldier. Company's Regi ment. A Chinese Sailor. 14,1iirch 14, Pylient Lane, Passenger. Rice Price, Pas— senger. A Black Man, Sailor. ii. Charles DaNis, l i ..issenger. Two Soldiers, Company's Regiment. Two Sailors, unknewin. Two Soldiers, 2.4t1i Regiment. r Tjeree Soldiers, iith Regiment. Three Soldiers, Com. , pany!.4 - kegiment, A Sailor,unknown. W.. Graham, Cadet. A crhinese Saildir. A Soldier, 24th Rtgiment. A Sailor un kyi'own. A Soldier, _ • / :7. Christophet Robilson. i • D 4 L ea db eater. Mr. E. Bellew, Cadet. 'A Sailor, Chinese. Two Soldirrs,'Corn pany's T roops. 19. It .• Ariarsack, Cadet. ( Witness) K. LE E, Undertaker, Weymouth. The Ship hieluttry, Capt. JANtes BLAIN, from J.lniaie,t, bound to Lublin, arrived in the Bay of kuthesay on the morning of Thursday last, after a Massage of seventeen weeks, and encountering a deal of bad weather. She parted ennvoy and lost her boat in lat. 39. /6. N. long. 40. 13. W. Cargo is cotton, sugar; Jogwood, 464e.* A Cabinet Council waa held yesterday at the Fureign Oilier, and Was attended by the Lotto PRE. 02 , 4 T, th e CHANcELLots of the EXCIIIIOIIIII, Duke of MoNTItoSP.; Earls E, CHATHAM, WESTMORLAND, and CAMDEN ; Vis. counts Mr I.V It, 'and CAST!. E RisGli *; and Lords linwictsintitY and NIIII.GICANtt. The Council sat nearly three hours. It is conjeaured that the di,. patches brought by the Russian Messenger, Who arrived the preceding day; formed the subjeft of deliberation. Immediately on the Council breaking up, a . MesScoger was ordered to be in• readiness to Set off for the Continent. The Dotchess of DrvoNsuils has recently had an alarming illness, which is said•to lic"of the para lytic kintl. Her Grace, however, •we are glad to hear s is mach better. • The indisposition which prevented the DVICE of SussrN from dining with the 4cnevuliot Soelet). of S. Patrick' was'a disorder in his eyes; howL ever-by no means iiciprobable, that many %VW shared in that convivial (Cil4t had some difficulty in 'urine their way bottle. • • EATII, MAtcli 19. In addition to the excellent performances of the regular singers, the Members of the York. House Catch-Club were gratified, on Friday evening, the tstli instant, with the melodious and heart-tocch• ing strains of Mr. INCLEDON. As it was pretty • generally known that he was to attend, in tudet... lo receive the Cup unanimously voted him for Wiser , . ertions on the last Ladies' night, the room wit crowded by seven o'clock, though the Committee took the precaution not to issue any visitors' ticket!. Immediately after supper Mr. ENSOR, the President for the eirening, arose with the Cup in h is turd,. and addressed INCLEDON in the following word,: " Sir, in the name of all the Members of tile Bath Catch. Club, I present you with this Cup, as a taken of their gratitude, and your abilities; and I Is Par' tic"larlY happy that it has fallen to my lot to have the honour of delivering it to you, as no Old entertains a higher opini o n of your transcendent ta" lents."—To this INCLEDON made the frillowing • answer :—" Mr. President and Gentlemen, 1 tcAt,' want words to thank you as I ought for this taarlcl, your esteem and kindness ; be assured, hownl ool4 , I feel the honour conferred on me, and who le "' my professional engagements in London can hist • arranged as to admit of my paying a visit WO' f • will, with the gr ea t est pleasure in life, dociel thing in my pow er to ser v e and gratify &JO:: bets of this truly respeetable Speeches were received with the greatest ,aIT IP ; e : and the Cup was handed to .every ,Mamberi wt :N Champaign. a is a very cession, to drink health and happiness to IsC l 4! in ", • ° D to r handled Cup and Co v e r , t h at will hold tisio on the front is a Lati n in s cription, an d on:lnc i 4 r ;' wr t ,e posite side the initi a l s C. I. encompassed.Oit te' lv! elegantly engraved. The inscription was s • the venerable Dr. Haa.RtNcTON, and is 0 11 M" INSCRIPTION. Ne. xneritis qumsita, , Patiatpr super* i . Ne, fillente rnernona Pergratum pereat Melon; Carolo inetedon, Viro, M ush guars% CParo D. D. Una Voce plaudente, SOdalitas Batheniensis, • 180$. 10 1 7 The following is a parapmot nf ;h ° the same : Lest cold negled should injure honvit Nor yield that tribute which desert might 1111 ";igsti Lest once.lov'd notes should from rememb7 " Inc} waste their sweetness in the deort 414 Toone the Muses long vouchsaf'd to ow n ' No ficeting praise, nor transient honours Che t Time's future boasr,the grac ' ious Club dt 4 ..A t rcd t For sterling strain s d ese rv'd the sterlintrnm" • A N I, C It , t i l li N c r a b /VI , E L: s w 4 ce r„es—irreelispeeznniteitti—inviNsl:inAyncliost:ll(l,lBl,lllll::.:l4lltll4lft' s' five --- --... nover.square i Room. The Seleetion wautiott; .: a tie lise. E Lt:l) 4 N r i l loi o ; f ol;, l: , ~s.r wdt a s- r i sir i t p n a .bu s l. re m t , o and pe r ' f i o r r w in a: ' e v , e n. ::::: ,( ! t it il t,' taste and judrc i f il h ,iO4 must exquisitely. The rest of the vocal ~, , ,''':y Br t‘ i Ware IiAItRISO4, Miss TENNANT, W. Siii i ! l ill i ; and BARTZ. EMAN. The P4l NC F. 'Of . Wit;* 811 0 0, i G r' w t e ,, r d e u : p c:::. e r n s t , ' , ,• and a nu m ' cron 9 s I t s ra C i g n ° I the t ril li °1) 1 1011 I4ll' of LismEtttpcs r wiLobitt an, the Concert ' 6 f r walm _ • ' t i 10 0 A g i t :T:l n le c c e O ff . e r et At i . e) t ri t u v i l o s f fi T ne b li Mersiab was CePe stt n ictiol • night at Quient.Garden, Theatre br,1 0 :" 4 A ij r 9ll ' - 0 14 ' well.supportsed by the Performers in glone""niiiio Mr. Fox is 144 obliged to the- making him u t t er o pi n i o n s on attings anti 000 1 " 1 Y i leirding GAtut lox, that, it teallf Ili si v"u' chew a total destitutioni of rnealOir as ' .. '' . z t t 0 4 :a r t . l e e n: rn o k s i lo d o n i f , :t t h h h e e e Psfinurbbejleioact. Printso f ih have a i: ' r . lslhl e' edt : a-.:11°:111.611:44 : , ' tOc i°l4sl! So it might he thought that the W6rera ` ll4rc D ' Popery. , I 4 .. hOlO 9 Mr. Ron RAT It A ' 2 ni6ciPt '' IP yAr COTS $M g •„,) , furniture, in liill.litteet, Berktllef-sti tiE Pi t , tv ic :;t• terday brought to the hammer, and solti„ : 7 - A r . ~ of ,''," thousand_ guineas. M i .. nmtikto, the o°' old FRANct ,, BeR INC, Bart. was the purehatclo'otissol generally understood that itcost the 14( C: t hsa $ 24,0301. fle did not occupy it much m 0. 7. . .. year. Rosedale, at the entrance of g ichti r 114 .e s A . W ilifi:, ' Kew, the property of the late Hon. Mrs _. P ° , °l4 i i r ,' ilt'' devolves to her son, the Earl of paler} tit hof 1 . was formerly oc cu pi e d by Mr. Tli°'" °°l ll 4l il l* ch' Tht Seaton:, &c. who was interr ed in , ivosilt! Church ; the table h e wrot e on, his chairs $ . ate now in the house. t . Oct , b r idle) ' f . Three horses, two saddles, and a ~- huaib t " stolen iti the chapelry of Lamslel , Plc)" 1.11/‘. land, in the night of Monday se'rifi l i hts 0 0° men examined the horses wl-ile they Bch t he 1$( .; i ing, and entered into conversation. w', ll 'p rot . 0 1 _, f vants, and when going away bid the6 l : l) , master that the ) , s h ould' call that Night ' . 1 13° f Pu t i On Monday se'nnight the inhabitants o• ti fli I bY 0 nd neighbourhood were greatly ala t- f ri ,, e oio° 0 appearance ,of a blaze of light in tea lii iel eti j A Qn itrington Common, which was c°7?,,enn. ; 4 Proceed from* the lighting , the fire•a- , c o or i 'in ~a) number of persons ascended the calliedreirr op olsv i , to be able either to quie t t he minds of til t turof; or to confirm them i n t heir belief tha t 1 00 °i t had aftually landed ; but they could not `' et ivO i cause. • The ferment continued till flea/ 1i e... 0 . i'ight , when it was ascertained that i li r g n o C,l,gir occasioned by the burning of SOMC Willfls,' 0 Of sop Moor, about a mile and a halt north." ' , 0 1/1s beacon. - d r ettit ols t On Monday se'nnight, as Mrs. 10 ~,r o bti t dealer, was standing before die fire in 1 %00 5 .! the Quayside, Newcastle, a sPark sh f. t 'la ', D r, clothes, which w'era instantly in il'l n '" ? . 10 00 1. condition she ran on the Qua'' , a nd . : ' 4i : e l ect' tb r e ' fil s: rounded by a number of pet-sons, n'll° c ,' - h i to ell .1 1 0 1 1 selves in the best manner they ''ve rc --e etleck.ll , pith the flames, and in which they Itj i' sca‘ jll- 01 not without some of them being sebre re ' l r . Of S i ' Mrs; A. is dreadfully burnt, but thara, 41 ' • , i hei reC-nvertr_