The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-08 00:00:00

ERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF PEERS. THURSDAY, FEB. 7. The House in a" Committee of Privileges heard evidence relative to the claim of Lady tIENRY FITZGORALD to . 014 parony of . Rous ; after which the flatther con'sideration'vrias' postponed till Thurs. day. The Earl of Cm tcri as-1i R tOOIF the'ool3 and his bear. The Roynl Assent was riven, by Commission, to the Whrit Duty Bill, the Pension, So:, Duty Bill, ti,e InsOlvent Debtors' Amendment Bill, and a Naturaliz,tion Bill. The Commi%sioners were, the Loin CHANCEL. Lou, Earl SpENcsot, and. Lard WAL6INCHAM. Mr. Ro u I tiSoti, from the London Dock Cam. piny, }:resented an Account of the Disbursements c,f the Company from the tit of June, 1803, tti the '3';:dth November, 18o+, with ail Account (A the pro. gress made. WAR wyrn SPAIN. Earl SPENC.EIt said, that as a Noble Friend of his (Lord OR eNVILLE) was indisposed, and could not conveniently attend to.toortow, lie wisbed, if it wag n 3t inconvenient, f 0 klis Majesty's Ministers, that the di,cossion respening Spain rni&lit be post. pored. The presence of that Noble Lord upon beet a discussion was of inmortanee, and lie wished therefore, the postpuneinzlit of the discus. sion. Lord IV;lneia.Av it wished to know what day it was t he desire of the Noble Lord to fix. Earl SPBNCAR said, he Was aware it WAS portant that the discussion should - come on as soon as tssiWe, arid, rhercfore, he wished the carlies: day a f ter to.morrit tv to be fixed; when, he had no doubt, Noble Friend would be able to at teod. Lord MULU , RAPE said, lie had no objalion to the delay requested, is he certainly admitted it to be important that the Noble Lord alluded to stmuld be present. TilCre was, however, a Motion fixed for Tuesday, by - a,Noble Earl (Darnley) which if the discussion tespeding Spain should run to great length, it would be inctinvenient to. go into next thiy..'t That Motion, however, was'ot considerable importance, and he much wished that it might b e delayed ai'possible; he therefore hoped Site Noble Earl would not postpone it beyond Wcd. nesday or Thursday.' . The 'Earl elf D Ala LEY expressed his readiness . „ to concur in any proposa l that ,n ight ue a conve. Wiener: to Government upon this Occasion I but he thought the 1113tion had better at present stand for Tuesday, and if the Debate on Monday run to any great length, it would then be easy to postpone his Motion, told MULOI4I7 said, with that understand. ing he had no oliettion, to the desired postponement ut the Spanish disoassion; and therefore moved to di , charge the Order for Priday ; Which was Ordered, idid the Lords being alteady summoned for,. Mon day, his I_,nrkiship,gave ncitice, that he shOuld an that day on the 124es:ion reipefting the War with S i “in. Lord 41CILGR AVE then observed, that he pre. sunned there was a similar understanding with re. sped to 'a Motion of anothe.r Noble Load (King), which stood for 'Monday. • Lor4 YONo teJdifiess to postpone iikrtvise. Adjour* at halt past four till lO.MOrrOW (this day). • HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURADAY, FP.II. 7. TOE St , EMS'.; R. At tended, puomant to a Metviiikl,ly the tJdler.ot the Biack Roil, in the Huuse of Peers; ;Ina (bo I,ii return, ihrotosed the }Louse, that the P.,opt A-,srnt Lid igen given by Commission to Iviidt Trot,. the 'Peminn, arta the Insolvent Dirtotors Alit Amendment Bills, together with a rivate IRISH ACCOUN'I'S. Jutitooz , r, frorn the Office of the Chief Secre. tory for Jtel,nl3, preanted certain !rid) Aecounts 4 order Of the Ilousc which were ordered to Lc em the Table, and be printed. L(N3)ON uocx. comPANy, A Potion fr<►rn the Lootlon-Dock. Company pre. e9ntetl at the liar an Account of the Receipts arid Dtsl,utserr.ei , ts di the Lotat.c.t Dock Cotnnany from Ist of jut,e, 180 j, to the, 3ottA of November, /804, ufgether with the Iteport of the London u to lt, Throttori, relative to the progress of their Works.—Orticicd to lie out the Table. CORPUS IN IRIELAbID. Mr..}-11)}xxs , .ox, in the nbscoce of his Right !ion, Frind,:(Sir EyAN Ni/PRA) give notice, to-morro , ,v a Motion would be made for leave bring in a 13i11 for the SuwCll6oll of the iia. tpt,t6 eurpua Ad, tor a tillia tO be limited, in oomioN OF °cur. SI,AvE TRAK. 'WII,R 1.; RFC) RC F. having learned that a c nver4Ntioo t;dcen•placz last night nn dm sub. jtql of altering lioices aire;,tdy fixed tot Mutions o particular days, wislivi it' to he understood, that he did not to icterfere with questions `so intimately cot - mated with the Public Interest at tt.ar 'of his !NEI; Ho. Friend (Mr. Wmptuta.) AH t h e tense: al Parliathent had heen sufficiently de. riarrd Lott Session en the Question to which his referred,, and there was no likelihood that ! L eied lltccupiion could take place on it, tion to' give up llitit.ay to his Right ided he Fhautd be allowetl to Motion on Thursday. s;ttion nt si(Jrro: knob rnsos - 3, in which „. t;r42 , 4 , 4 tt3t4l the tnOriVes that iind induced „y C;Chiti Mosion', t‘hic;ll tcl y no means to Jot-ascii, Oar had arts 4ny Wish fnft, 1 , 1 1 1 eiy fritrli a 64 . accototooda. to o,le G Alt! , into 03 Old OtLer :Ind thr . „ a priorily in point s 7grney d.. to Ott' . `earsidt:tioton of tint r„;,(4) 63) S not J soCkivnt time rrt Geniltpct) to' tr9thsl , l cOstsidcration , f ar tc,t,e11.7 he thought it not unreasonable to propose, it any arrangement omld he made, ,which he feared was impossible' in the absence of the Right Hon. Gen„ tleenan (the- C; . (ANCEI.LOR of the -ExcriEQu . ,4lt), that his Motion should be fixed for Monday seri. night, and the Budget for some subsequent day,— Lord CMTLER EACH CL)UId nor, in the absence of his Right Hon. Friend (the CHANCIE LLog of the EXCHEQUER), take upon him to decide what mig: be the motives either to bring forwatd or defer a question. of such magnitude to the interests of the Country as ' the Ways and . Means of the year; but submitted to his Hon. Friend (Mr. Wit, B RPO C healer he would not be satisfied to waive his right to Friday, under an undet4tanding, that if any public grounds should arise for deferring the Budget from Monday, his Motion should be brought for ward on that day, his Hon. Friend's Motion might come on the next following open day. Mr. WINDHAM, Mr. WILAI FOR-C It, and Lord CASTI.EIt.EAGH, severally renewed their 'observa tions on the subjen ; but the conversation closed without,any :dteration having been made in the or der of the Motions, Mr. WinnHALI'S standing for Thursday, and Mr. WILBERfOttCIi'S for Friday. ARTILLERY RETURNS. Mr. W. Pots: presented the Artillery Returns which were moved fur yesterday.—Ordercd to lie on the Table, and to be printed. Mr. LOCK It presented an Account from the Commissioners for attending to the Afrairs of the Natiy.—;.Ordered to lie on the Table. LOYALTY LOAN. Mr, 'him t vioti moved the Order of the Dayfor a Committee of the whole House on the Loyalty Loan AO. The House having resolved into the Committee, Mr. HUS'APISSON informed the Committee, that as his Right Hon. Friend (the CH ANCF ',LOP. of the EXCH 102 U ) had yesterday stated to the ,House the plan he proposed to follow with respctt to this sib. .Pd , it would be unnecessary for him to take up the time of the Committee. He should therefore con. tent himself barely with moving the Resolutions. The ;tit Resolution provided, that such of those Holder; of Loyalty Lnan as had given notice on or,previous to aftober so, sto4, that they wished to be paid off on the sth of April, a 805, should, by giving notice to that effeet previous to the loth of March, 1805, be entitled on the sth of April, for every t oal. ])ebenture, to such a propot. tion of the five per cents. ,as should be equal to cool. sterling, with a bonus of one and an half per cent, on every tool. sterling, or such a vapor.. lion of the- three per cents. as should be equal to tool, sterling, with,a bonus of, per cent., which bonus, in the former ease, would amount to sl. per tool. titt:iing, and in the latter to 174. per tookthe price of the respeaive fuods to he struck by the Directors of the Ilank of F,oglantl, on an average of the ten days of sale weeding the loth of March, 'floc. The second gave power to the Lords of the Treasury to contract for a Loan to the amount of that part of the Loyalty Loan *which might not he subscribed under the foregoing terms. The Resolniinns were agreed to after a few obser. vations from Mr. Twist NTON and Mr. HUMIS3ON r and on the Houle being resumed, the gcjaot t. was ordered to be tecoivcd COLONIAL coluusroNmENcE. Mr. WI 1.011.1070P.CE moved, that there be, laid before the HoevicCopiers of Ely correspondence that had ral,-;eo place between Ilia Nilojestyis Secretaries of State And the Governora or other Civil Autho rities of the Colonies, bincc the r 3th Feb. 1804. Ordcred, The 3,03a,000t. Exclreqeer Billi Bill was re ported.—.Qtdcred to be read a third time to-roue., row. The Letters of Servieet Oil, French fox his Levy, were, on the Motion of Mr. 4LLIOT7, or dered to be printrd. CREENLAND FISHERY. The House, on the IVlotion of Mr. HusKtssort, went into a Committee on the At of the 44111 of His IVlAftwry, relative to the Greenland Fishery. In the Committee Mr. flutoossoll stated, that tt4 objed of his Motion was only to lciive to renew a fill fur allowing Vessels iii the Greenland Trade to complete their complement of Men in certain Ports. The Resolutions were agreed to; and the House being rebooted, :vit. ALIXANDUB. obtained i ca ve to, bring in the Bill. Mjatnikekl. INIA1114• A en L r—s • 3 Wgerford. PRICE OF STOCKS TMTS DAT AT T o'ol.ooc. Consols - • . • • .. 01, E 4 SU N. Q,UI4 toKtaZ TAL4tM Atioll4T I 0 N 1) 0 N, IrRIDAY, FF.411,1/All,l' 18.05. Ws are still onsble to er,mmunicate any informa. Lion to our Realer a reipating the Rochefort Stina. ;Iron. Dispatches have been received from Lord igit Lso N and Sit J& 161 OR r)E ; but we understand they (16 nai contain any thing of importance. Sir "!'Barns TRIGGS hut; arrived from Gibraltar in the Tribune Frigate. 1-le sailed ow the with December. We •,, are bailor to state that all remains of sickness in the Car:ilon have disappeard. Only three persons d;r4l in lie Garrison the week before the Triluve saitcd t anti none of them of the Fever. We have the strongest reastan io'believe, that there h t fotnid)tion for the report of the Capthrr of the of `..+'l::4l's WC nave 1011)6Tt lOT somlle Clays, IA notice the silly stories in the leading Opposition Paper, of Letters having been sent by Mr. PITT to a Great Personage—of his determination to ,resign-- &c. Sec. became we really considered them as too contemptible to requireanisnadversion. But if the Party choose to persist in such unworthy means of carrying on the contest, if they will daily insult the Public with such unfounded fabri cations, and persist in repeating them, when they know them to be false, it 4 perhaps necessary that we should notice them so far as to give a di. reel contradialon.—With respea to the state. went in another Paper which pretends to support Administration, of the intended Resignation of Lord MItLVILLE, we can only say, that it is just as destitute of truth as the former. THIS morning we received New York Paters to the izth ult. They state, that judge PVNDLI. TOW has been conviCted of aiding and abetting in the Dud in which the late much.larnented General 11,04 m-rot; fells and that Mr. VANNESS has elso been convicted of being the bearer of the challenge. They bring no other news of importance. In a subsequent Column our Readers will find soma further Particulars of the melancholy Loss of the Earl of Abtrzawarty East ladiaman. We are harry to announce HER MAJESTY't com plete restoration to health. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, Him MAJ ESTY, and the PRINCIIISES ) with several attendants, took an airing in their carriages over Fulham-bridge, in the neighbourhood of plap. ham, and returned by way of Westminster-bridge. About three O'clock the PRINCE of WALES visited Hslt MAJESTY.. _ Yesterday, at half past one o'clock, Pits ESTY arrived in town trop, Kew. In the evening THEIR MAS EST-IES had a soled party. Yesterday the Russian, Prussian, Danish, and Swedish Ambassadors transafted business at Lord Mulgrave's Office. The final result of the EleAion of President and Vice President of the 'United States, is, for Messrs. j EPP R3CiN and CLINT:BJ ;62 'cacti; for — Ntessrs„. PI.IICK:cp" and Kt NG 14. each. Yesterday a Court of, Common Council was hoiden in the Chatnher of Guildhall, bur the 'Lotto MAYoa, being very unwell, appointed Kr. man Ls M2SUR ER as Lorum Tenens ;here were present seven Aldermen, and a great number of COMMente Es. „ • The Coati Idled up the Irish Society, and the Committees for the year eirmirg, A Report from the , i;wt , .ite of City Lands Was broughr forward, in relsci.n the imprwing Smithfield Market, which' was to he print, id, and a 'Special Court to he held fnr taing it into consideratiun. The plans. r v i.h•pk e i direeted to be kept in the Office of Work', Go; hall, for the inspection of the Metulmrs' of the Court, and all. persons who may be intercated there. in. Several Pe t i t i ans wer e p re sented to t h e C ourt, and read, and referred. .Committee for General Purposes made a Report to allow Mrs. Jane Sicvens, widow of the late .jur,ior Cleric in the Court of Requests, fifty pounds to relieve her in her present difficulties, and forty pounds per annum during pleasure, to com. menee from Christinislast. In the course of the business of the Court a very interesting and long debate took place upon a Mo. lion, 44 That the Directors of the West India Dock Company, Members of this . COUtt," receiving sala. ries, should ' be ineligible to he ele4ed upon any Commission Of Committee by this Court,“. The arguments were very ably supported on both si4es, by Mr. S. Dtxotr, Mr. WArritmAN, and Mr. AL. LENetit,R. two, for the question ' • and Mr. sts,o`a, Mr. Deputy B IRCH . and Sir CIIARLXII against it. Upon the division there appeared, for the ques. tion I Ald e rman, 39 Commoners, x Teller—.. total 4.t. Against it 4. Aldermen, 51 Commoners, I 'feller—total 56. The question was negatived by a majority of 15. THEATRIt....- Last night the crowd that visited ctivent.Gartlen Theatre to see Master IfETTY in the rirdnoos charaaer of Romeo was nearly al great Its on the first night of his per. formanee. In the Pit the pressure was so great that several persons fainted, and were dragged up into the Boxes. RovreQ is a part better suited to the years anti ,the powers of Master BITTY than Wirvvian, and in many passages he astonished and debghted the Audience tiy a display of his sato. nishing powers ; in others, however, he was by no meant so 'isueceisful.--4./port the Whdle, though we do not think he has diminshed his reputation by his performance of ??ovieo, yet we by no means think it equal tti his .11Tr . s.oal or Ackmet. Mrs. H. SI DbONS was extremely interesting in uhet; and Lew is Vvas as gay as ever in Mercurio. itstitr last night took the charter of Friar Loonier, which has tor so many years been filled the yeteranlitt4, • • coati itici-txott, tem 11. . We have to.day but few . further artivals of Wicear, arid from tho full stocks of Flour on hand, causes the trade to be heavy, and sales at 31. and 4s. per . quarter recialien ; theris are many fresh arrivals of Itsrley, which is likewise about 3s. lower; Malt at lesa•priee ; Beans also; Qat. at •in good. supply, they also . go off slowly, and are rather cheaper; owing to the great supply of flour, and much from the North, 'it is at less price, and some Seconds at lower thari our suotation ; other articles at li:tie difference. ' ' ; ' ' i .: ' ''' ' ' . *float ,to a Q 65 a toss e 4 Roans 4,* '. 4* it s2l od Fine ditto , . via!, a ,144 od Tick - ilta!lt 421 if 473 od It ye • . . , 53$ I 57* ad Oats , .! ass it 3is a 33s od liaileY •• 1 451 a sos od Polatut d 0. ., t 34* 4 ,35 1 ft ! Malt - - .7Ss I s4s at ROPe Seed • - 45 t 3 P 4 0 1 White Pease, .0 a s7s oil Fine itiQUI . Us aps ot; (i ivy diet . a i l s 4 i7S 64 S econd* . ;#. 1113514 its ed IV A Y/I L IV 14, PORT3MOUTEI, FE3. 7.—Arrivecl tie ?rib": Frigate with a Spanish Prize from Gibraltar ; Di Vronn Prtronella, KLEIN, from Bourdeauxfor Erb den, detained by the Cruizer Brig of War ; Ea rl Howe East Indiaman, and several other outward' bound vessels, from the Downs; Censor", GI stool from Guernsey ; and the Fortreordat, RICKEM from Saloe. Sailed His Majesty's Sltip Ex/do:ism, for Spithesd; and Flora, Mo ss , for North Yarmouth. PLYMOUTH ' tott. 6.--Artived this morning the Hound Sloop of War, of 16 guns, non. Captain W' PAKENII/41. from Jamaica, whence she sailed ten weeks since, in company with La Siversts o f " guns, Captain Corovev &timer, hav iu g convoy 44 Sail of Merchantmen, from who "" llama parted three weeks after sailing, and has Ii perienced nothing but toot ip u g g a les of windfall. since; in one of which a ass stock her, 0 0 away every thing on dtdc, severely darnagell tbt Ship, and sprung all her masts and bowsprit. The rhsemirrer, of 74. guns, Capt. W. $1 0 " /P ' is come into harbour to relit. D4ALO Pita. 7.—Arrived His Majesties 5 1 Brut r, from the Note ; Bud, Wanly, Bletri r, Hou n thij Qun.brigs, from a Cruize off Boolpe Perms and Atlas Armed Defence Ships, from Ws" mouth, and remain. Sailed the Grejbood Frigate and Cort/SW on a Cruize Of Boulogne ; and the Penebp, 6111 Yarmouth Road. Arrived the Lincoln, Capt. BaEtrzott; from Jr` maiea, and sailed for the River. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, Allier, Leda, Castor, Immortalite, Champion, Tam Prospero, Hada, Lucifer, Volcano, 17iSCOIC 1 Y , barP,i,„% t key, lieur, Bonetta, Espoir, Zephyr, Cygnet, Galge, y;: t CErf Archer, Watchful, Tigress, Rifleman, Thrashe r, P - 001 Tickler, I ackall, Basiltsk,Volunteer, Piercer, Griper, ctlr, Bruizer, Blazer, FuriouS, Haughty, Gallant, P in shipf Wrangler, Manly, Bloodhound, Bold, Armed Defence . as before, Yarmouth Lighter; and Sandwich Nay) . 11.351 .. • j i n g 111 SlitZl ER339, Fee. 7.—' Arrived the iv4" -- 4 of 50 guns, and Lyi/xSlo'op, from a Cruize• at! ' ll The Jason f rigate will be paid bountr a • . 111, months' advance, in a . few clan and Proc"4l . • - , mediately to s e a. - . Ships at this Vort , .- 7 Z.ealanti, Talexibte Adamlnt , ; jasilst, s t c 'd o k r f p ric...th)e, Wincifelse, Ceres,. Lynx: Beager " l ota severail4idulttlfb‘girigi's",'Fl\i'rete-rvccast°3eris.2:a'dnclt.Bagsminbi ftrcrr;cr:C•iP6l - 1' F A LMOUTH. , Fin,,,, .—. ATtiVid the f o iIOW 1/1 ~ . Slliils : „ . - . , . Vrii •.- LOP:A-C1), ._`:.: , t, ln.rl Maat....:rs, Dlrin•..!, ' ~, to 1 ;,. Charle,te,,,i i't,-,:tr, r,;op4, and. C.;ithou . j. :-:, ,'+''' 'l4 ~ ..r.or.p., , - :!:1t1. ,. ..,' ...cvlitcott, from Litba; lora, zctitor.l, from • HARWICTio FEB. 7.—The PoAt Auckland, Captain Bat LIGS, and the Print ,. Captain A. I)EArtv, sailed this morning wi wind ; the fl)rmer for 111;goland, with the 10- burgh and Aremen Mail s, an d the lam{ for Gt le burgh. His Excellency Chevalier D'Atinv A GA, lat e A : bassador from the Court of Spain, with hill are yet here,-.-The r,%eutral Brig ii.fdier wil l i f, arrived from Lando ;a convey them 10 1.(3/ dam. • $ 4 GRIENOCI, tn. Cor;tr, Mputjt4 str i ve d here yesteranY'sgoi sibnut one hundred 'Recruits from the IrilbPolie of Reserve. They marched this morning for °` apt to join thg aattelion of the el thr nikkilljpg Regiment. AMERICA. Gaol At * Court of rityr . -Toax, JAM JO. i) Ol°l 2A aVyet and Terminer Delivery, held an Tuesday, at the $O , of the City of New.Yoile, in and fo r - City and County, slitlat,4l4l'. VAX Pi% . I 'oll was tried and convidted of being 4 14 6el :llo l ,,ji r Challenge front the Vice. President of g,, States to the late Gentmil RAMtl,,toOr !,,, fi ioPsl iris and abetting the fatal Duel villicn, a l '4o6±' in the death of the Inter. The 414444— ; sgr r, clear and positive, that the jury returns" - without retiring font their nos- a :,,,trO ti at ' JAN. i I.—Among the numberless unjust detenti o n and capture of AlW ir ' 2fi ktie lt iti by the piratical Privateers of France. cla or% none more atrocious, or which Mor. I°l/ 00 01 :i for reprehension from our Governmen t ' capture of the Ship Eafre, belonging r Slt i P Priji BARSOWALL, Esq. °lois City. T a h e ; t it 1 . / ,' Capt. WATsorf, laden with lumber ono s tr y a igss' i r S quantity of provisions, sailed from New f *„. l % - ies, o ,,i in November, for Savannah las Mar, 1 11 1 , JorA upon the 2 2d of November, the v ii h rieor l e Passage, was fallen in with by the Frene bostrwi, l Privateer Aynir . y, Captain Qutt,vrt• tv" ° ( ,he c e r di and examined her pacers, t ook poolassion ° d 105 sel, declared her a lawful! prize, anti ora'rfii 1: the city of St. Darning*. Next day JOY f ' of t i c the Schooner Bettry, Captain H AN ttiol i t ic h 1 1 7, Parr. bound for Jamaica, on Iviaril o"„ is e l'° l s put Capr.WAvotl, hie mot.. and six ac.ll-9'‘f 0 withstanding Captain' AT N 's caffieSt„,, or he permitted to proceed either in his , A Cr Privateer to b e oresent at the trial • j n . t ie Judge rrNbLEToN was yeSteid a t 1 3 0 1, vittcd of aiding and abetting in ha lA te l 1 - 00 1 bCtwtcn General flrafivrott and Colone