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THURSDAY, A?Rif, U. Tis LORD CHANOELLOK, Lord iliolvitessuitY, and Lord WiasINGEIAM, at in their Robes, as His Majesty's Commissioners, and declared the 110)3/al Assent to the Irish Militia Bill, the Irish Spirits Permit Bill, the Bread Assize, and Bowytt's Lot. eery Bill, and to seven private Bills. The further consideration of the important Ap. peal Cause, Cathcart, Bart. v. the Earl of Cassilis, was, on the Motion of the LORD CitAtlctta.ott, adjourned till Friday, the 26th instant. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that very short. ly after the Recess he should ITIOVO to appoint par. ticular days for the delivery of Judgment upon such causes as stood over for ultimate decision. The Bills upon the Table, all private, were for. warded in their respeEtive stages.—Adjourned till the as th inst. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, 'trim IT. The SPIAKEtt came down to the House before three o'clock, and alter attending in the House of Peers, pursuant to a Summons by the Black Rod, on his return, informed the House that the Royal Assent had been given by Commission to the Irish Militia Volunteer bill, the Irish Spirit Permit Bill, the London Bread Assize Bill, liowyr's Lottery Bill, and several private Bills. Levi SToProul informed the House, from the Bar, that His Majesty had been waited on to know when he would he pleased to receive the Address of the House, and that His Majesty had been gra ciously pleased to appoint Four o'Clock this day to be waited on therewith. - - - - A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of Mal. ton, in the room of the lion. CHAR LEE LAW It aNc DUNDAS, who, since his Eledion, had accepted the Stewardship of His Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds. Lord CAST!. F R EAGH moved, that the House at its rising do adjourn to this day furtnight.—Or. tiered. The Prize C6urts Bill, and the Property Duty Bill, passed each through a Committee, pro forma, were then reported, ordered to be printed as amend. ed, and the Reports to he severally taken into fur, then consideration on the 30th instant. OFFICE OF PAYMASTER OF THE FORCES. Mr. Rose prefaced his Motion for leave to bring in 4 Bill to amend the z3d of the King as far'as it relates to the Regulation of the Office of Paymaster of His Majesty's Forces, brstating briefly the ob. jeas•he had in view in bringing forward this mea. sure. He had looked into the Reports of the Cam. missioners of Accounts, and found that no Accounts had been passed from the Office of the Paymaster pre. vioos to the passing of that Bill ; the provisions of that Bill were sufficient to secure the passing of the Accounts ; but they gave tei the Public no means of compelling the production of vouchers, or of cilium. ing the payment of the supra that might ac. cumulate in the hands of the Paymasters ; in consequence of which considerable risk was incurred by Alta the Public, from the'length of time that often elapsed before the accounts were audited. .One of his °Netts., therefore, wa!,- •in enforce the produe. tiou 01 vouchers to the Pay-Office, and to give pro. ccss to die. Public fur the recovery of aoy arrears that may remain in the hands of the Paymaster.— Another was, to separate the .ailing from the retired or reMoved Paymasters. There were many provi. sions in the existing Bill which were found iocon. venietit or uonecessary. Another object conse quently was, by omitting those parts, to .accommo_ date the provisions of the Bill to the prattice of the Office, under improved regulations, adopted since the passing of the Bill. The measure he , pro. posed he had prepared during the Summer, and had since submitted to the ,consid.ration of the Auditors of the Public Accounts, and to the War Department of His Majesty's Government. It had received the approbation of both; and he was sure it was now in a state- in which he could confi. dently present it to the House, the end proposed in it being precisely the same as the Hon. Framer of the former Bill- had in view, namely, to prevent arty misapplication of , the public money. If the House should agree to his Motion, he proposed to introduce 'the Mill, and • after the first reading to have-ft printed, and the second reading fixed for this d a y three weeks, in order to afford time to Gentlemen to make themselves acquainted with Its provisions. . . The former At having been entered as read, leave was given to bring in the Bill; which Mr. Rosy brought up, read a firer time, and Ordered to b e printed, and read a seenn'd time this day three wceks. Mr. WESTERN gave notice, chit on an early day after the Recess, he should tnove for leave to bring in a Bill for the Relief of the Parishes from the in. convent'ence ; to which they were' exposed by the provisioni of the law as► it at present stands, which nukes the Parishes responsible fer any Arrears or Deficiences of the Collet:Amts of the Land and As sessed Taxes. The Smuggling Bill was read a second time and L o in mi l red,pro forma, when the Report was brought up, and the Bill, as amended, orderekto be printed, and the Report to be taken into further considera. tion on. the 3otft inst. The Order of the Day to ballot a Committee on the flegition of certain Electors of the County Of I%44;iesex, complaining of the want of qualifica.. tion of M. M DONAR 'No, was, on the Motion of Mr. Hoonssom, put orl" from Thursday the zsth of April to 'Thursday the 211 of May. Lord HENRY PETIY observing that a month had elapsed since an Oder had been made fur a Copy of certain Dlursitioos which had been taken at Kil rnainharn Cool, Dublin, moved, that the Papers be Freiented forthwith. Ordered. A new Writ was ordered for the Barotigh of Gattan, in the room of Mr. PHILIP DUNDAh, — WhO accepte.i the Office of 14 . 04 of fits MAjesty's Ilundrea of East fieniii.ed, Mr. Kr KT..; A I R 'rose to make M reiative to the Squadron in the East lqies k that had been untter the command of C.mmotiore Cornwallis ; when the Sp FAKER reminded the House that this wet a Motion without a Notice, and that His Majesty had anointed four o'clock to receive the Address. The Motion was then given up. Adjourned to this day fortnight. MAILS. Aa a Ivau-1 Dublin, I Waterford. Duz—t Hambutob, ; Grattenbutgh, ► Lisbon. 2 Waterford. THE SUN. SC)t.ESS QUIS DICERS FALSUM .!iUDS4T L 0 IV DON, FRIDAY; APRIL I 2 280s'. WE stated some days ago that several of the Bou logne Flotilla were on shore ; we arc now enabled to add that Captain MILEon, of the Cygnet. dis tinaly counted seventeen Sail of the Flotilla com pletely wrecked, eight of which were large Brigs. A report was yesterday circulated it the City, that the French had landed 2000 men at St. Lucia, and that the British Force in that Island, atter a gallant resistance, had been under the necessity of surrendering Prisoners of War. We are enabled to state positively that no such intelligence has reached Government. We believe the report was invented merely for Stock.jobbing purposes, and it had the effect of depressing the Funds about one .half per Cent. IrAV INC presented to our'Readers the'Examina. lion of the Earl of ST. VINCENT, extraEted from the ELEVENTH REPORT of the, Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, we conceive 'it to be our duty to present also the Examination of Earl SPENCER, taken from the same Report• Knowing that by the Constitution of the Navy Board the Comptroller ought to have communicated the transaaion, what. ever it might be, and presuming chat he had dis. charged his duty, his Lordship answered the ques. clone submitted to him in that open, manly, and liberal manner for which his charaeler has always been distinguished. The Motion announced to the . House of Commons by Serjeant BEST will probably bring mere things to light than some persons would wish to have known. "The Examination of the Right Hon. the Earl Stshcza, K. G.; taken upon Oath, the 6th November 1804. " It appears, that between the 4th aftober 1799 and the 9th April Ow, Navy sills, amounting to one hundred thousand Pounds, were issued by the Navy Board to ---, for Naval Services, of which five thousand Pounds have been repaid to the. Trea. surer of the Navy on the 9Th Chlober ISo2, and the' remainder of the Irnprest cleared and taken off by an order from the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, seventy thousand pounds of which sum were advanced be. tweet') the 4th 06tober and zzd Nuvembefr 1799, during which period your Lordship presided at the Board of Admiralty ; was any part of this transac. thin known to your Lordship ? 1 ‘ I apprehend the transaction was known to me at the time; but I have not now a sufficient mot. leCtion to speak precisely on the subjed. " SPENCER. " CR. M. POLE. " EWAN LAW. TOHN FORD. " HENRY NICHOLLS. " WM. IViACKWORTII PRAED." YESTELPAY the SPEAKER, attended by several Members of the House of Commons, waited upon His 'MAJESTY with the Resolutions agreed to by . the House on Monday :ast, respeling Lord MEL. VILLE. That Noble Lord may now be considered as having closed his political career ; and we cannot but lament that a man possessed of such great ca. lents, and of so many estimable qualities, should, after so many yeart of public service, have thus laid himself open to Parliamentary Censure. We, ought not, however, to omit this opportu. pity of paying a just tribute of respect to MC. PITT, for the part he has acted through the wholo of this business. 'He manifested those feelings of friendship towards the unfortunate Nobleman in question which it is honourable to human nature to indulge, and which, indeed, it would be disgraceful to want, yet he never lost sight of his duty to justice and the Constitution. He wished to procure the appointment of a Seleft Committee of the House, not to skreen the objeit of national Inquiry from: punishment, if he should be found to deserve it, hut to rescue him from the bitterness of Party, to have the whole of the proceedings on which the Tenth Re:. port of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry was fo . onded deeply investigated, that whatever dello_ quency might be discoveted should be fairly and fully demonstrated, and punishment be thereby infliEted in a manner more complete, are/Ilia% and exemplary. This conduit was blending the noblest feelings of the heart with the purest principles of public duty, and the most solemn regard to ti►e true ends of National Justice. As a proof of the propriety and rectitude of Mr. Pt :r's views on as subjea, Mr. Witirtgra on Wednesday gave notice of his intention tornoTefoe the appointment of a Seleft Committee spots motitel similar to those which induced Mt. Fl IT 10 00 11/ the expediency and justice of such a measure in the first instance ; and hence the conduit of Mr. Prtt is not only fully justified by the intended pt.Feedinii of his political opponents, but pr oved to hive been governed by a due regard to the principles of Pelt wisdom, and justice. Yesterday, when the House of Commons receive(' the usual summons to attend th e Commissio! in i hi Upper House, it was intimated , that His Wine° would be ready to receive, at four o'clock, th e solutions respelling Lord Maor mos , et Shisoll,el Palace. From the earliness of the hour, Pi I' l shortness of the notice, not more than half edg Id Ito Members were in full dress. The Stiatttat State Robes and Carriage, left the Houseol,C,Ons mons at a quarter past three o'clock. .i 4 His MAJESTY being informed of the on ' • cad the House of Commons, proceeded to Lbe . a. , Council Chamber, attended by Ean . WE S e t s LAND as Lord Privy Seal ; Earl Daa.T. d. Lord Lord Chamberlain ; Earl Art.ssionfs, Laroir, berlain of the Household ; M a rquis of 1 -11471 a Master of the Horse ; Elirl Has.e.triarttisi, Stick ; Earl MAccotsrtELD, Captain a l f i ' 7 4 o men of the Guards ; Lord Mosel, loifu l t* - O''' Throne oom in g The ;and whenlSirtic, I le i s re C C Hu fiv :l e luL d garsYi ti l l G e lvin"inigi;'ll Srenicett briefly stated, chat in olatidientlio commands of the House of Corrions ho t !:0 ta treat His MAJEsves permission Most 7410 present the Resolutions of that House, /I : i teo , passed on Monday last.--The SesaV l 1 1 0 ceeded to read the Resolutions, which M toset much force and dignity, The Sovettltsiosi and transferred them to the Marqu is °i' Il i , l iiiii ini after which he was pleased to detifo t''''.,or. most gracious Answer from the Thtleuive%-.0- Ow 4 ' I am always happy to receive any,C, 01;7 sitro the House of commons I and I aro tulaY_,774 , l:w portae of the subjea matter ef the gesswir -:: ' ' have now presented to me." ~ it ' 1011 The Sr HAKIM and the Memhet , cll ei liikr and separated, the House hoing i t i r lossl journed over the Raster Recellit -- 'O O demur as to the admission of ',those' %/n . lase full dressed ; bet the circumstance IS, i l it y 0 1 0. 1 they were allowed to pass ons ,lea"1 8 ,1; 1- 14 gil o P at the door. The Csam4ol.o4l. °`•'"lott . or' QU llt was with His MAI ts ry about ati g , in half before the arrival of the Comis°lll • mained with him after their figwort!had o nto After the House of Commons ons with d f s 410 tperridvAayteHzdMie audience st,rox rot:irdstAowhitsgic;;E:loo:sselljr:so.ii CHAR LSs Moßwr. Ti m tater liii(` ol%y MA4 1 1, TY toe Report of the Court H a nl e ts head upon General joHttselloa at Chels.!*.•,o4 cced ta# Yesterday lira VlAlgillr acid F 4114 0 00 0 an s n na a g t ICA:: interview es Ac coo a r f g i t t n e t e w s tea w i d o : t o ) Y o wF si mir n li e ; s rhrn s 4 a :r t gi el L c' at o h t e d "l4 M are BHAsfil;;;;s wr o gill t k 1 v 41.8 w o:c o l l o m ek o.threrrLaTi.al ,ti:1165711.6; .1111' The Rev. Mt. Bo T L E li , Or Sia. ne f u , 0007 7 bridge, B. D . WAS yesterday tartnitili too l . ' 0 the situation of Master of kilatin tv C _l s raldt 101 Bloomsbury square is about KIWI:00054e Cenotaph inla py Ira nwidit.al centre, Pl 9 t e ol of Itisr f o of the Duke of BE D F9g Do to th e n tssib l f /,. ° 4 60 0 1 co l o trious ancestor, Lord WI t,LIA 4 ~.*,i,g - i j o aclq,3,) rostral column is to be erected P..' 1 00 fr t 6 the memory of Admiral Russi l l es . f p the French Fleet off La Hogue` , :r7gesislill The Marchioness of ST/arta.° "a", aft . rat most superb drawings of l'a lfe f r h t ; 001030 Furniture, expressly exeuutekl i c i r : ar s OP or, some of the most eminent 1.4) 1 '"" 1— .,ha to Makers in this Metropolis, th'"jobsardht‘isitsfs after which pattern she ptCagit ' ' l " 7 „oga Of . ., 11 ' 1 9 1 tables, chairs, and orn a mental '''lspd.fOwl, for her elegant mansion in `leer` l e a; MlOO apartments, and the furniture, at: in the grandest and most suptb,_ s liavtrM mle, No expenee vo ill be spared ' To „ t o fcro m o late the Duke of Bittriotwiv.l% ithough%.,,'lloi aereral valuable additions, and ',., / w e. 1 1 ° 0°1 fitted up, it will be the finest in a ;op or 'Jill house is to be fitted up for th eir Iccel be vit4,U, ~,ir . mil y against Christmas. I ticl i g tely ''J,l O l tickets a few days, as soon as co mp! f Om; i , , IND lA.I-100S11,--Yesterday C I . 1 1 ) : 0 1 , viz' was held, when the six lICW Dile , d, Jacob Bosar.quer, TtvoilY,Ze'rlf,aollooo i i 1 • odfewpahrdcpttruyn: Ituoilbnertji•honite,tilt cortii r ivhic n ' 0 1 took the oaths and their s eats; art' 0 - s oli i pot : : GRANT, Esq. late Deputy CilaitTativiti son a iiii SMITH, Esti : were chosen Chji.....i. o c ii,,,,fti! Chairman for the year ensolnPosslstt'sive Deputy Chairman, and Joits I t c ° , l , o o,' l g , I I also appointed a Committee ol S '.. fsdo 0 0 , 1 0 " ildjatittnektat five o'clock till TUii3 Colnl' ' , ool • The D:rectors of the E tilt I °' , ponciP scof.' appointed the Rev. SAtAti a L 1-101.40.10111 College at Hertford L:astle ; anJ . 41 Esq. Oriental Prote,syr. f i r elig t t i lri: C l i vii II D g CHArrs, the O ven" : ( : ) f - Y s ° 7 of ended his lite at i'Jti3 on the 3 1 _: in , or . ti i ,;,,s,ii the .1.2 d year of his age. Accntu,v7p, ill:we:Pr Journal, he drowned hicnscif io s t, c „ the 0 04 : ness of lite, alter having first W i t! l i t g ill ° 1 ! 1,1 0 , de , words on a piece at poet : -- ,.., r icos D. - Cathie lam weary of a life Mat r o . ..,f : ; t) 1 41P ; !lathing to r c pt oach my sell . * 4l ' i v los C if , t tltii , . IVIAsE Ft'S Di LATIJ I) 0 , 1 411)w ' - Or ' frt; Vitiegro' WO :p of 35 years in the Castle of 0 .he s o t 0 i t y tile and Bicetre, died Wei,' 1 n 11 d t o li i , t .d 140" age. The long confineme nt b oJoi'ffiiri. Ins health, that even at his ir" i ., ) l ' t h oto i co li d could take very long walks. l' he t o ol ix oil Po eADOon, on whose farms,acoonni 0 tii, is O i confined, gave him some grf,tsDl/ which ha W.IS enabled to livc i l/ . ;ige,