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IMPERLIL PARLI4I.2I/IENT, MUSE OF P,EEV, MOND4Y, JUNE 10, Lord ,ELPITINSTONE tot* the oaths and his seat. A Message from the Commons informed their Lordships, that the points respetaing which the Corn reittce of the House of Commons wished to examine Lord St. VINCENT were, the repairs pf theltomney and La Sensible, Lord SIPINIOUTII stated, that Lord ST. VINCENT was willing to attend the C.'ornmittee of the House ,of Commons, •The BishOp of ST. 'ASA Hi, agreeably to the notice be gave on a former day, moved, that the Order tbr couTrpitting the l'ancr:Ls Poor be discharked, with the view, if that Motion should be carried, to Jiiave that the Bill be committed th4t day three months., The Earl of SUIPFOLIc‘ supported the Motion. The Loft]) CHAICTent,Lon opposed it, and urged the necessity of committing the Bill. The, Hous,,e awn divided, Contents 7—Now-contents 31—Majority against the Motion 24. MR:JUSTIC-FOX. ' The' Report of the revived Committee on the a,e;ainst Mr. Justice Fox being on the Table, 7,l[N-rt.) moved, that the , minutes of evi . ~ , •:eted for the use of tt ) e Members of the • %, • LonO enAl,reietwa had already.statOd his. . to thi4 proceeding; and observed that, on former oecasiods, it was petitions and charges w - hich were delivered . to the party accused, but by no means Papers printed fir the use of the House. So cautious e'ere their Lordships of this the triar:of Mr., ila4irers that to the Resolution forprinting the deice for the use of the Aftnplier s of the House Was • ad led word only. He therefore now' propose d (' to amend the present MotiOn in the same manner, that the evidence be printed for .the use of fie Meinbers of that House only: Lord J I.A.yvICESittYRY . approved of the Arnendinent, on the express tinderstandlng,, that to the evidence now prodUced, the same degree - of publicity should be given as to that taken; at the Bar. I'he "LORD• 01 - 14.1VCE1,4011 was only anxious Ito record upon the journals the principle of confi niugthe Papers printed for - the use of the House. to. Members only.' It`was remarked, the other night, that the Courts below would take care of themselves ; but'he assured their Lordships, he greater evil could happen than that which had occurred in conse,: e cntence of the Sort of example set'by the House, • in perutitting the publication of Evidence during Mr. Hastings's impeachment, and whibh was follow ed by the publication'Of Evidence in unfinished trials in Courts of LaW. Lord Marro explained ; after which the Motion was agreed to, with the Amendments. T4e BiShop of Lormott Moved the second reading of the Stipendiaq Cfiratee Bill. . • The Earl 9f StilTdtk supported the Bill, and •stated, that he had obtained a great, deal of inforroa . tion, in letter's Which he had received from Curates, in consequence of the 'Advertisement he had given them to explain their situation to him. s. The Lou n CLIATiCIILLOU approved of the prineiple t,f the liill, bit pointed out several clauses s hieh ap. , pcared to , him obje&icnable, and -which required the serious 'cousidqation. , of their Lordships. His j.,ordr;hip observed,. that he had never advertised for the cemplaint of . Curates, but that be-was actuated by a -sincere wish to do 11 the he ceuld_to that and re;pectable'class of peeioric - 'The Feiri of Bit :I)G ENV ter was,of opinion, that thebest way of promoting the interestg cif •Religion was to secure the Residene of Incumbents. The effect of this Bill; however, would be,to place'every, wleere ti . Aaitteli in their stead. The Marquis of Bo ciuNe-nAN did not appiove.of tll, fete; elau4‘s of the Bill, but rather than it slieuld be lost, wished it to, pass with all its imperfections on its , - The .Bishop of Sr. As. , ir it strongly sappertecl the Bill. fie was ,Certain there would 'be no objection to it when it Tshould be rightly Understood. The principl, of the Bill was' to securp the Residence of a Clergyetian in each 'ntrish. A - Lord AUCKLAND- spoke iii favouleof theßill, and Lord Fere W NI against it.. • The Bill. • was then read a second time.L-Ordered to be. cominittedmil Thnrsday. Lord \V%l,slticrLlAM said, he.. •was desired- by a Noble Marqui4 (AtmaeontaYto infoi'in their •Lord ships, thatte wbuid to-morrow propose; a ,time for proceeding . (other in the case of Mr.. Justice Fox. Adjourned ; • ' HOUSE OF COPIA/lONS. MONDAY . , JUNE 10 I.Ard TITYNNr brought in a Bill for the better Recovery-of Srnl Debts in' the City of Bath; which Was read a lira time. A Thin for arpending the laws with respe& to Fartninp• th. 4 Poor, was read a hid time and passed. Mr. V\rnrrnalt-ko moved fur an .A.ccount of the 31111 4 of the Warrants of the Treasury which were laid 112f0...0 116. Majesty on the 0, th of May, 1800, re kc...ding the defietenees in th e A ccount o f t h e late darn Jollicoe, Fs q: as alio the names of the persons ca whotn the sai4 Treasury Warrants were,issued.-- , Mr. Wl/1113#EAD 'also an f rac; , ol. • r—Account ,of the balances in the hands of the Receivers Genf , of the Excise upon eac!i quartet,. from the sth r o a f pnwry t . 1793, to the sth of Januaryry in the present ~,k0 the names o t.h persons in who:; hands the ;aid balances remained; The. lion; - Mernber also rnoVedfbr an Am:watt of. the Names of those l'ersons in , whose names Navy, Viaualling, aucl Transport Bills had heen ftnided in the yoria 1794, and 170, for sums exceeding the value of 4?0,0001.---T 1 4 , 'e. several Accoi u its were then or dered. -A Person from the Bank, pursuant to' the Order of the Ilcu , ;e, presented an i\ecount of the unclaim ed Dividencl, ; which was reeeii - ed, and ordered to lie on the The E4piring Laws Bill, the LosoltyLoan Hold ers! Bill, tho Irish Militia Pay .ima ch,thin g the'Lottc;ry till, and the Bill r regulating the .Fees Offtc4tit L7Aand, were ;severally read a Second titne st :mid ordc.u..ed t 9 Lie cixtnu444tor to-ww;row. Lord. A., 14Ann.Tos. moved for tend obtained . leave to bring in a, Bill for the purpose .of 41terizIg and amending the Corn Laws which were past in the course of the last Session, Ile Considered the average prices therein stated to be much too high; and particularly so as related to Scotland. The- Third Reading of the Offenders' Apprehen sion Bill was put Off till Thursday next. An Account was ordered of the quantity of Herr rings cured in the Isle' of Man, and sent from thence into this Country for exportation from the year 1794 to the last year, ISLE OF MAN. Mr. CREEVEY moved for an Account of Balances on Account of the Revenues . of the Isle of Man which remained in the hands of the Receivei-Gene ral. Mr. RILEY ADDINGTON explained that circurn, stance, by stating, that when lid was Secretary td the Treasury, the Duke of Athol, to whom he was not then personally known, waited on him to request his official assistance in expediting the decision as to his claim, and stated the balances, which were then going to, be applied to the'purposes of the Treasury, to be about 40001. -He, out of personal courtesy to the Noble Duke, wrote a letter to ,the Receiver- General, to retain the balance for a few weeks ; but' he never' had an idea of authorising him to retain it for an indefinite time. Mr. CURWEN was convinced the Hon.Gentlernan who spoke last had 'no improper views; and con cluded by movifig that William Scott should attend the Committee, on this business. • After 'some conversation between the Hon_ Mem ber and Colonel STANLEY, upon.the sugge,tion of the SPEAKER, he moved, that the said Committee, which had expired, should be re.vived.—Ordered. The SPEAKER then informed',the Hon. Member that the Committee were empowered to summon Mr, Scott, if they thought proper. Upon the Report of the Committee to whom the Petition u! the LonOon Docks Company was refer red, leave was given to bring in 'a Bill for granting the sum of tio,Nol. to the said Company for the Completion of the said Docks. • WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS: Sir 'WILLIAM YOUNG' =fed, that the Order of the Da'y for the second reading should be postponed till Thursday next. Admiral,BEaKELEy gave notice that he should on the same day move for • continuing the Bill for the Suspension of Penalties which passed in the last Ses; s)on. Mr. PETER MOORE stated, that this business had been three years under 'the consideration of the House, that.it was a subjeet of the utmost im portance; as it affeaed the livelihood of above 100,000 'industrious men, who had served a 7 years appren ticeship, and whose exertion had in the mean time raised -a contribution of above 20 millions sterling from the Continent of Europe. They would lose the entire value of their long service if persons were to be allowed' to work who had not served a similar apprenticeship. • After some farther conversation between Sir WM. YOUNG, Admiral. BERKELEY and Mr. MOORE, Admiral BERKELEY moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill of the nature he had stated. ARMY ACCOUNT. Colonel CnA.uroan moved for an Account of the Weakly Returns of the Number of Alen who enter ed into the Regular Service fromthe Army of Re-. serve .and the Militia, from the Date of the last Ac counts presented to the,liou.ie, to as late a date as - the same could be made up.---Ordered. , The other Orders of the Day, were then disposed of. Adjourned. MAILS. • ' A au' !V.lEn—r Cottenburgh, t Dublin, x Waterford.. D 0 E.--1 I mburgh, t Gottenburgh, t Lisbon, i Dublin, I Waterford. , THE SUN. - . SOLZAI QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDZAT ? N .0 ltr, TrESDAY, 'UNE 1 1805. THE Roebuck Privateer, Capt. BROOKS, arrived at Portsinouth on &Indy last. She fell in with five Sail of the Line on the 15th ult. off Madeira. A variety of conjedurei were yesterday formed respeaing these Vessels: by, some it was suPposed that they were a part of the Combined'Squadron ,; but it appears. quite absurd that. a Fleet which sailed from Cadlz on the toth of Apri' should be off Madeira on the 1-sth of May. By others it was imagined that they were a part of Lord NELSON'S Fleet; but we untfer stand that Capt. BROOKS' approached near enough to them to ascertain that they were Enemy's Ships ; in that case we have little doubt, but they were the Rochefort Squadron on their return to France. They .were seen by the, Loire on. the ; 2d of May in lat. 43 North ; but it is probable that they migl'.t have gone to the Southward for the purpose of avoiding any of our Squadrons that might be cruizing to intercept them. A. Gottenturgh 'arrived this morning. The following is the only article of intelligqnce which it ki - rocmtotm, .11.1AY 27.—,The King, Queen, and Prince Royal, .Set off on Saturday for the Camp in Sel'ioneii, which is inereased.to .18,000 inen • Count FEuszu, it is said, going immediately to yienna. The , Prassian Legation will leave this Capital to'-, day or to-morrow. , Last night Mr. HUNTER, the Messenget, was sent off to St. Petersburgh with Dispatches of the utmost inapor Linea. \V have reason to believe that lie 1 carries with hint the Ratification of tlie Treaty be-., i twee!' this Country and I . ltisia t , , Tut Debate this day in the House of Commons, on the Motion of Mr. WIIITZU,AD for the Im peachment of. L'ord will be uncommonly interesting. His lordship will attend to make his Defence; a chair will be placed for him within the Bar, and he will address the House immediately after Mr. WHITBREAD has ,finished his Speech.— The Motion for the Impeachment will certainly b© opposed.. YESTERDAY Dutch Papers to the sth_ inst. were received.—The Monit tt.,r mentions the Circumstance of the French and Spanish Ambassadors having re monstrated with the Portuguese Government upon the subjea of General CRAIG'S Expeditiun remain ing - at Lisbon, in consequence of which, it is said, Sir JAMES CRAIG was obliged to leave Lisbon in 43 hours. It is true; asAve stated several days ago, • that such an application was made to the Portu guese Government, but no order was given to Sir JAMES CRAIG. That General was perfeetly aware .. of the embarrassed situation in which the Portuguese Government was placed, and therefore willingly took the first opportunity of sailing - ,.after he ( was assured of the departure of the Combined Fleets.— These Papers contain no intelligence about the Fleets, excepting a foolish story of a Spanish Squa dron from Carthagena, of six or eight Ships, having chased Lord NELSON'R Fleet, consisting of i 1 Sail of the' Line., On Sunday evening THEIR MAJESTIES and• the PRINCESSES walked on the Terrace at Windsor. At an early hour yesterday morning His MA JESTY left Windsor, escorted by a party of the, Ox ford Blues,' in his travelling carriage and fOtir, and proceeded to the village of Bedfont, where his stud was in readiness to receive him. Notwithstaitding the rain Hri MAJESTY mounted and rode four miles over the Common to the place where the Troops - were drawn out, where he was joined by their Royal Highnesses the DUKES of YORK, CUMBERLAND, SUSSEX, 'and CAMBRIDGE, and several Noblemen and Gentlemen. The regiments consisted only of the 9th Light Dragoons, commanded in the field by Colonel MANN, and the 14th, commanded in the field by Colonel HAWKINS ' the whole under. the command of Major-General ST. LEDGER', Second in Command of the Distrita,-under his Royal Highness the DUKE of. CAMBRIDGE, who did not officiate yes terday in his.capacity of Commander-in-Chief. Af ter the Royal Salute, the Regiments passed His MA JESTY three times, first in ordinary time, secondly in quick time (trottirig), and lastly in open files. Hav ing taken up their original ground, they proceeded to manoeuvre. • - . The Whole line, which was upwards of a mile in length, there being more than 1200 horses in it, advanced to the Kamp, and retired in quick time.— They then formed in rear of the right Trbop of each Regiment, and deployed into line to the left, the 'leading troop of horse in full gallop. The man ceuvres of changing the front was much admired by the best. military judges, and was executed with:such - rapidity as to cause universal admiration. Theline now retired to the A very extremity of the Common, nd . took a position (the HounslMv Powder Mills), in their rear)_ for a charge. • They advanced in the different stages, and came down, within a few paces of HIS' MAJESTY , in full gallop ' ; the whole line then halted and retired, fronted, marched up in or-. dinary time,. and saluted tits /VIAJEsTy ; who soon after dismounted, got into his carriage, and drove to Windsor to dine. His ,MAJESTY was hi the . rain t lbr upwards of two hours, and was ,wet through. He wore the dress of a Field Officer, -as did the DUKES of YORK, CAMBRI DGE , and 'CUMBERLAND. His Royal ' Highness the DUKE of Sussex. wore the Windsor fall-dress uniform. The 9th Regiment of Dragoons is quartered in Hounslow death Barracks, and the town of Houns low'; the 14th Dragoons are in cantonments in Kingiton, Richmond, Petersham, Hampton Court, and places adjoining. The ground for this Review was kept by the Egham Regiment of Cavalry, and the Royal Spelthorne Legion. This Review will be repeated on. Friday next, with the addition of seve ral regiments, horse and foot, from the Camp on Wimbledon Common. , The •Rov'At. FAMILY . purpose departing from Windior, on their tour ' about the 24th insta n t. They returned to to w it this day for the last time. In their route, it is said, they will pass a few days in the neighbourhood of Worcester, and sleep two nights in the Bishop's apartments. At Warwick Castle the ROYAL FAMILY Will be sumptuously en tertained, and for which purpose great preparations are already making,. When in the neighbourhood of Birmingham, His MAJESTY has already intimated his intention to visit the Earl of DARTbIOLYTII'S beau tiful seat. Tht; Earl of AYIESPORD is to have si milar honour conferred upon him. In the City of Bath, THEIR MAJESTIES will reside at the Dux.E of You K's house. The other Branchas of the ROY 4 PARTY are to be accommodated in the houses ad joining, which are` already fitted up for that purpose. At CheltenhaM the Master of the Ceremonies is busily employed in making splendid preparations tier the reception of the Illustrious Guests. In his tour, the Ktwo intends visi*ag every Mansion of note, together with the Cathedrals, Churches, Ma nufaCtories, tirc. The cavalcade of Carriages will be as. few 'as - possible. No unnecessary number of Attendants Will be used, for the greater proportion of the Royal Household will proceed dire& to Wey mouth, there to wait the arrival of the August Family. • Windsor Castle is already in a bustle of prepara tion. All .are briskly empl o y e d i n pac ki ng up. Th e luggage will be sent on board the Royal Yachts in the course of next week. Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Mulgrave's Office, at which the Licyar, CHAKCEL LOA, the Duke of MONTROSE, the Earls,of BUCK.' INGFfAMSHIRE CAMDEN, WESTMOiLAND, and ONATIIAI4, Lords HAWKESBURY, MULGRAVE, and CASTLEEEAGII, and the CHANCELLOR of the Es.' Were preseqt, .stileilpsstuaion:, billoduge,.sis,t,mouTDß'iljig.uN-esc,E, A' Al 7 d L NE IP . . -. and the po/phin Store -slips, f • .he Doo 5 ; ar 3 arrived s . ps, ran. t thet B h rot..ers, DELLERY, from Bristol. Also Trans ~ the ANmdance Store -ship, and 3 Pork! from the, AI ; they do re ? brin g .3117 news : :Ina tie 'Mut), Capt, .1Asl•Rol from a Cruize. The 0 r of k- Y, 9B guns, is ordered here to rece e oht the t. i::nßrachnhedcor)e,n'apbnyiod7:GeFrr. ni : - a : :.ae M ., cl o rr p r c E B Y , a e o f: : Flag of _ear-Admiral SristLiiio. r.. b t , a ret Revenue Cutter, the Dove Fishing Sinac. s'' . . II , ,) Jain the Havre Squadron: HAI. P . MA . ' FAST ix, ....-.-*___ King'i Messenger l' just arrived from London with Dispatches. for rl';!. Port-Adinirai. L, JUNS W.—Arrived the Ifumbef ikr3l4 Ship, with Convoy, frail Ireland ; HaughtY CT ° , brig, with the Supply, Dispatch, Plymouth,o Pleasant Hill, Navy Transports under her Col' from Plym.outh; the Transports sailed for the ill ' ti, iIEI 4I tier. The. Autumn and Diligence Sloops , if - ~..„.0, Constant, Flarmr, - Biter, and Griper. came in from their stations off lloulope, . ir , Gun-brigs, Lu 4 cii rri' er 'ved t : c r,urtui,musutbir.cr:ooGA:oecrLyini:bß:e i C y l e :l x eiwithZett; 1 i fr uit, ill:sdt I f 31 : : )..) i: d ," ,I f 0 r . peel ' 1 the Perseverance, JOSEEH CAVALLO; atinerthe Downs—Monarch, litreclit, I.copard,Sti•jitzill, ii:'ygnit, ;AAdairnt,,..Aiitelopo, Ariadne, ofo_te'biove! " runup, Fury Vol_cano,•kkvatatolniptio,4,, ny Tranrsporrint ;edAttVipe:a;u:t p i ti lli s iiiisi p l o b arn r u i I . : pi t r i c ilt r er g io oo .—.... HARWICH, JUN E 9,—The Lady CeP v i t tall pt, °film Packet, Captain G. Dror., s ailed last °P . With the Gottenburg' h Mail and a,5 with The 1-lam6urgh and Bremen Mails reaaßln:.. there being no Packet in the Harbor to , take , i , - Arrived the Badger Cutter, in the sen'lo°` of cise, from Yarmouth, and remain with the P r g ~, t 'Frigate, Bprer Cutters. Privateer, of this .......... . ,_ t its' Aimoo - Tx, JUNE 9 —.Came in the f r ost 4Npatorsorr, from Salve; Hussar, hilan°°°-' s - re, Gun-vessel, toi-rtv.ess.e,l...,, Iris and ~itesll,even H A - sod a Norway; Johan,FIAET, from Bourueaux., ~ ~„5 r,,,,4 AP sel from Bilboa, both • detained by tit" - sit)loo._,lL:,,vßiievitcialistkiienidltciiaci4st Sailed the Dolphin Man of War, on 4 C -r tllle ' ' . . ~-* 0 3 tO Thiti3AY., JUNE 8.-•--ArTiVed yeaterOY Ir° i bc Fleet off. B re it, Hi s. 'maiestyis Ship NOtelA,o did not . come to in..iiier-bay. , .. /jut InunoOt , A , in tie afterir' up for Portsmouth.. - 'Also arrived -t . 1,, .and. lay 'to some time, then. sailed 'ng3lnodito, ' two large Cutters, -whose natnes '4,i/iconic' n ' ifl li ' . ' .........- ,h o r ~, VoLKSTobli, JUNE 1'0.7---Cigne tc! an y niood.', Ness Roads, Commodore Lonr, .Pogor a i ' v ; or, fewa w i th . isailed Road.o Arm e dtn e : vs . I.,tii L or d illedi 3 A:Dicgnit‘.: Oil' ter; Vestal,- Utile,. Prospero, Exploion, 00 - ../ ,:,,,, ............. ', Ship lIP Coax, Jura 5.---His MajestY ' vi o l t he Vr o , tatit, BRIGGS, is appointed to s ai:l . ‘ . v 01; Cou to dition under Lieutenant-Getiernd ,\n u srs ti (.. l. s e o r 6 i 1 th e aftle):thslirlie.c.3l7ll/ci; sailedll. 't° jai° V to replace the Triumph,. which ,to is pre.l lI ►/ oring.ri.:l. krti nj'cil'ito, Channel Fleet: The Narcissus Jr 111 opt. ) % for his reception. ' „. ; ,,,ige, if p Yesterday His Dilajesty's ShiP ilir;.ith the .l i I%IANDY, made the signal for sailing N to the West Indies. rt 'l ----...."' is b y Of Montrose, _,, by 0 The Nymph, BARCLAY, ,i' be ets stri•l2. ! to be lost off Dornesness, 11: 11 " . ," 4 , iiiimids. !roil ice, and. immediately sonic with J i .' 5e,,,,,1'A, by a The Commerce, Rocgwat.,, 0 , ,_...,,, vivo li Liverpool to Nei,v Orleans, /0.51:17;3%,,a1,,01i.. ~,i French Privateer, and procetloa eci overbirecoi, she was going in the Mate joolP,,,,iiloa ;to6frgo, swam on shore, 'where she wa.?, "' e 'd o f Dery vered, but not until she was, Pi" 4 . , '. ' nerblef' the salt only excepted. : 0 1 to deep from I.,iVerP° (1,0" The Hope, FAalictl, err of . -- . .ahasubaudtoit,h6L:eHwten recdablipee.titaildredgayounbtilyodri-eralienc.Piits;;Fii)&toftlagldp,,isey,locitht of Anstruther, AnAms Ma ster ' 0 other 04, ad, .to- Wick, with a cargO of salt ato,. eh i.ei ~, uPon , the roOks to the eastward ~titTe ei-,titirvioto tilled with water,- The carg ° 'l f ' .' srl d 0 4 S a i rbotr t . la9 ‘ over ~, • 10 ' The Instmorlantl Privateer, %Trils by all Allot, prt been fl,oateti ',/,. pool, c!)).iot. GOODALL. ( who some time ago, ~i , ,,,,,i A ir,o'ol4 Liken), Is 3 " o' v, , .0 0 reported to have been ~ , 1 ,,T w fooll ..1 1 too r , with the Eliza, one or toe •,.; , h sp:no,,,opAir! taken some time back, by the . :rig; cal ,t ! L 1 ' 1 0 3. 0 : I which has since been re-wicen ea ' Made:faj i i i `1 1 ;,/ who has been cruizing bet' te /,%, 0 0 . 1% 1 t jadtv Western. Islands. C a t. G°°Diti,st, in . tI I3 iliatL,'t yesterday morning. ffe say s .11 pricoteers;ooa I:71 he spoke from 20 W 30 Erig'i,lal o f ArlYl;),ea, .voy ongtuehiitethtrede:lhtect:, osntfaoy,tir :aj'ent'llYl°;l.lf:tti:tshi::),ll:.":lol;:i its1:33:11:°1::1':::::: heard of or seen any thin", t he ' ii` Dispatches from Lord .o.ol.ll'eptive:ille focor of two Detachments froat„ t .; o f tha " I ' l ,l of t 4 3 r. one consiSting' of eight Sal ,_,, convil!-I,br tV 4 o f blockade of Cadiz,. under Llrdie 0tht..14;10 Admiral CoLLINowOOO, 4 1 , 1 ,a ts d r oil , ~0101‘f informtnent of our Ferrol Yi t ~ p ; :tAP I CildiZ iS blOUWect b Lisle I-A*4 .; - S, I,