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h, , r r1 : !1.115 , t. r .rid been too nlaliYegVrdircft 'Ad/tile iiivviedl that he himself did 'not feel diS pitti io'caiveetlef , o tritich tp ,them at- was , Mr. Fox and the SE It T Alt Y at WAR Set e explained i i.:l‘T O't Mr;Sli# - vpAAr`i;,e,g;cd , io ~ b oie;g nation, 'that fie— tiid;nro.t - say .theAef .0144; Sermon had r nt'p rodtrcedfa single= Klan to our ..gene ral Force lat'atiiit: it had fig ifddeil 111'11? to the Britisiflnfantry,., Returns on . the Table, wac citisitlerably- less 'in '$ number than in the lest year. - • Mr. WINDHAM contended, 'that when the re-. S uit .of .the Additional Delenee Art'-was compared WithAhe promises which its proposer had so ft eely. given, it might certainly he , cnnsidered as having Ti had only produced a ninth' part of what it was expected to have produced 'and yet the night H.on. Secretary asserted, not only .that it Might succeed if persisted in, but that it had al.' ready ulteeedcd. If it were going on so well as_ bad been asserted, where was the necessity for the resent sudden measure ?.—.lf the present measure B ecame necessary, f rom t h e f a il ure - of i ts predeces . Ur, why y not adopt it at an earlier period ?—The teal objelliOn. to the, present measure was, that Go i"ment findi ng t h e Defence Ad,' which provided a" t he gradual reduetion of the Militia, had failed,' wire desirous to force their immediate redudion in 2waythat moat sh a k e t h e w h o l e Establishment.,—. I l e wish e d to hear things called by their real names. ile did not lik e these military manoeuvres of v eta ment, by which they nmvcd their measures :Ate ' atter ano t h er off the field,' wi t hout 'beat (if en 5. 4111 I 6 aving tents standing to deceive the 16., CANN/NG was of opinion that the Right %pitma n wou ld b e obl i ged • to forego t h e 1 1 44 t h e et 46 on which he seemed to p ro mi se himself in fine, A P ,T ati on of the compl e t e failure o f t h e De in r 0.",". Althou g h i t certately may have failed. a large immediate firer, it had not faiicd i t f u c . duci ng a gradual and efficient supply to OUr „ l ar Army. Thrit Right Hon. tGentleman ; B o sge ltedi 'that t h e e ff ed of the present mtiesure. 4; 1 7 not he to increase tke.arn.tint of our Force, e tue me . t elY to change its deirscttr, and theretot,i: l . wn r cg 11,1--but this malice came with a bad grace num : ic ne who h a d so lately ridi cu l e d the idea of Ce nce ,", „ force, and who ,had insisted on the pre. ,. wi "e given to quality over quantity. Piptintvi • ,Mr,G • (•,` eke at some length against the -onten olg i b een „ ame, t . llat the t:bjetts a fur which .it had i were defeated. 15, 4" 'CHANCELLO f h EVCIIEQU•kn, markeri the .; , tneG eo ,,_ singular fatality of the ergUttientb 01 te ,. oo the opposite side of the House ; . 514(td circumstances, which, if true, ought to ;it!e tn:eitstrongly to support the measuie— Yr that the Aa of last Session has completely What stronger reason could be adduced for ""Ing ce e d rec ourse CO some measure more likely to stlC mfr.•ll:hey assert INDHAM spoke to, order.—He had, how nt) l objection to the' Right Hon. Gentleman's • 4 tepT yi tm i It he might be allowed to follow him in. ht At.lta, was certainly of opinion, that the the su b. c '2. Gentleman, having spoken before on ii,, ee i . s was ou t o f order. What he had said, caltil l .l l.. was so li mited, that he had deferred ir re4u il .hn to ord er unt i l .he o b served whether the Iv/ Pity would be noticed by any Honourable. embe r . 't4s c tieb rni "ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and,t rai t'ili .Mself to th e corre eti on of the S P EAK R X, the h more readiness, as he ' had no doubt ght tionourobleGentleman would 'give him in e „ t3 ' . Qt °Pliortunities for delivering ' his semi /Wee a rind the few more words from Mr. WlNtliAhl CRANCt LLO/t of the 'EXCHEQUER, the witho ut a division. third"e Additional Excise Duty Bill read - a ti, was in ne and passed, three Clauses having been %duct ( ' 6„ Mr.t • TheFlusistssots., by way of RlCter3. tbit tp . uengal Council went through a Coln , and w . . was ordered to be read a third time to. Spi r i t Th e . ° use went into a Committee on the Irish to he r.et,ceeinvceed Bill; the Report of'whicii :was ordered On th e m rrow. th t of the CnAtma.t.Loa of the Ex. °ll I I rish M' • tvne,Militia Bill was read a stcon te e otdered to b e committed .to a Commit ‘" w h ole House tn.morrow'. Adjourpedi Aro tt , MAILS. b vxb—s Hambug Witterford. ux--t (iottetiburghr, -1 s Wzterfot4. PRICE' OF STOCKS 711114 DAY AT T WILY% 'O'CLOCK. SEI,' I Oninium -3i T E S A.„,„Ar ? L 0 IV D 0 IV , ArRIL , T tlit French, Fleet consistin of Sail of the g : ine 4 nd four Fri gates, moved cicivvnro the Gullet ti.etwten carnaret, and Bertheaurne Ways on Thur s . 4tp 44Y litst-...but if they intended any thing rnura than 611e4' therreselves,they,Were preVente4 'ff6'n 6rryl jn g' it into execution by the appearance of Sir 'C. e , I.) N, with 17 Sail of the tine, who stood.'wth the whole 5q11416011 within a few miles of 'them. Q iiee n, the 'ragas, the Planagenet, and Ind i the'biadon. from P ortsmouth, and the liihrniei t 'ia Ajax from Plymouth, sailed on S un d ay to rtinfnree Sir CH6' t.).1-rot,t, whom L or d G A Itp Would relieVe i n the Command. . C 144ent and the Drago n have been recalled, t°Prueetdr. (>61i:111411y intendct, with thu Expe. haleiY r 4 ofAbtlir t .ar riv injim; we 111 I). a tordinabjsy_our account fur receiving tidings ut a vast' valet) , of Explain fitytheirpart, and OL:frats o on`rollibtrythat.ritiarter nithe gibr:d.' We have indeed . heard) „isome. flying-, Report being in i s eircillation that therhad captured D3mirtica—We c4onder that,it was not Jamaica at 011 CC !! • 'rut 'll.4inburjh Weil due -on- Sunday arrived `_last night—i The following are 1114: rust important 'articles of intelligence 'which it brings Yr ENNA, MARCH 16.---Tile, report Of discontents 'and disturbances at Venice appears to be without foundation, as, by the latest letters from that City, it is in a state of complete tranquillity. ROME, MACH 2.—According to accounts from Messina, Admiral NELSON has returned with his Fleet to the vicinity of Sardinia. In-the last great inundation of the Tiber more than too persuns lost their lives in the neighbour. hood of this City. • The report that 4000 Russians have sailed from 'Corfu, on a partitular Expedition, is unfounded. • MILAN, MARCH 4.. --In the middle of the pre sent month the French Imperial Guard, the Marne! dukes, -fcc. will arrive at Milan : I dle whale Corps Coniists of 32 . '23 men and 1576 hnises., _They write from Verona that there is talk there of borne important changes of boundary, which may be considered as a consequence of the bar. moil and . good • understanding which• prevails be. tween- Aus(ria and France. Of this, however, we have as yet tnerety reports. At GGnoa, where the French Emperor - is like. wise expected, the necessary preparations-arc mak. ing for the reception of hon and his retinue: The orders astnt from France for the reinforce. merit and provisioning at the Fortresses of Mantua and Pizzigeteniii have been re.calltd. • BANK, PF THE MAPNE, MARCH 18.—The pro. jetts, on account of which certain person. have been arrested at Stutgatdt, are said' to have very extensive brandies. Thrfe is a talk of a PhilosophiCal Sect which has been suspected of being itnplicated• in se. venal Conspiracies. STRAiIIURGH, MARCH 17. —The account; that to,ooo FrenCil Troops have, within a short ante s matched into Italy, by the way of Geneva, is greatly/exaggerated. Marshal BRUNE, according to our Journals, will be, appointed to .a principal command in the Aitny of the Coast as will also the Marshals MAsssNA and LANNES. , , HANOVIik i MARCIA 22. 7 —The 74th and lo3d Regiments of Infantry of the Line, will, it is un. clerstood,'.lCave the territory oilfinover,.ind march to Cologne, where they will be encamped. CON9TANTINOPLEi FEB. ig.—As the King of Patissra, is in friendship with the Porte,, but has concluded no Treaty with the Barbary :lowers, the GRAND SIGNIOR has ordered that.allTrussian Ships sailing in the Mediterranean and Levant Sea, shall be provided with letters Of proteZlion, or &mans, against the_attaeks of Corsairs.- THe Leyden Gazette Of the 2id, and some of the small French Papers, which arrived yesterday, are very barren of intelligence. It is stated in,private Letters,that another Conspiracy against BONAPARTF, has been deteeted ; in consequence of which the Po, LIGNACs have been removed from the Prison in which they were,confined to the Temple. The geneialopi. nion of best.informed Circles at Paris is, that the Brest Fleet, or at least a considerable part of it, is destined for the Mediterranean, there to join the Spanish. Armament and, Toulon Squadron,— BoNne arre', by This, manoeuvre, hopes to gain a naval superiority in the ils/lediterranean, and to exclude, .at least. for some time, the English and Russians from that Sea. Should he succeed in this point, it is suppmtd 'that an attempt will he itn. mediately made upon Sicily and Corfu, previous to the sending anothet Expedition to Egypt. • `!'here is anothcr report at Parisi- of General BauNit ha'ving Advised the occupation of the Darda nelles, and even of Constantinople, where, he says, the_ Inhabitant. are ripe 19. r Instrr rt-nion. A great part of the Army which cvds encami,cti on the Coast from Dunkirk to Dree.t, some accottilt; 53 y DO less than 54.,000 men have received orders to match for iltc South of France. There appears to be very little duuht that an in. terview will , take 'place. between tb FMI? Elt9R. of • , IiERMANY and BCINAPARTIita at .Verona,this antl'upon that necasion BJNAPARTE is tO , receive the Prder of the Golden Fleece, and in trim is to itivCst the EMPER(ti with the Cordon of'the .. Lttion of fio.nour. The Kato of ?avast k •i i is sai(l, for the present, declined the otter of nntiArmaTa to enroll him among those distinguished., Characters who now compose the Legion of Honour. . This trtorning we received jazioica Paler; to the 3d of February, but they coat tit cc of iospoltuttee, , • - . ~ Poaro,m-rtr; Arittt z.---Yesterday evening, irn conaequence of information reaching this Pori of the French Fleet at Brest, to the number of thirty Ships, 0. having assembled in the Outer Roads, the whole of 'he Ships at Spithead that had on ,boat'd a sufficiency of stores got under way, but were obliged to bring tci again on accotint of there nut being any wind to carry them out. This morning, at day-light, the Ships again got under way, and the Queen, Of 93 guns, Rear-Admiral KNIGHT, Blenheim, of 74 guns, ..Plantagenet, of 64, guns, . and Dragoir, of 74 guns, with several .Frigates, succeeded in getting out. Since their sailing an express has been sent to recall them. Arrived the Betsey, LEE' EVIt E s and BOW, :OAR - SHALL, from Jersey; ;he Betsey, WOOD S and Figi. last, CONNOR, from Guernsey, having , on.tiodd some divisions of the Army of Reserve_; and Ster sey, FERRETT s from Bideford. Sailed the Ceres, BAY Lt, and Acasta, Rap : INSON, for Sunderland; johanaa;THoLEN, for Bou rdenux ; and .Nancy Cutter, q v c.'wd i rE, un a Cruize. Nearly the whole of the Troops and,aigg f ige arc embarked on board the Transports which are go., ing on the Secret Expedition ; and there is -very little doubt of their sailing, some time this week. Arrived a Spanish. Brig, of la guns, vaptured,in the:Bay of Biscay, coming . frons Coronna, L'Ln martalite Frigate ; Alert staid Charlotte Tf,insports, from Guernsey. DOVER, APRIL t--The - Queen Ckarlptfr, from Surinam, loaded with rum, Be.c.' tot London, took fire this morning between five and six o'Clock, and is entirely consumed. The whole of the crew are bayed. HARWICH, APR IL I.—The Hamburgh and Bre. mcn Mails arrived this m.,ining from Husum, by the Lark Packet, Capt. DELL. FALMOUTH, MARCH 3o,—Arrived the Gannet Sloop of War, from a Cruize. Arrived this day the i'liace Adolphus Packet, Capt. BOULDERSVN. in 39 days, from Jamaica.: she brings no ne.ss, No P.:cket• was at Jamaica When she left, Also arrived the Two .Brc,:/),-rs, S.DAVIrs,, from Carmarthen ; Priscilla, Tire IT, frwn mentina, ScoTr, from Liverpool ; WALTER, and nrce Brothers,Wrt:cc.)-yr,lrorn -SAtatiiea. P ENGEA S I , Elt Mr. Sniktivfl'ilttittet at .13rL.o.loes) •14li lAnkily, and i,Tr. 11;11,4, YAP.Ntotrrta,' AT:iti t. t.—Arti , !ed the, Pt, rp e, KENNiar, frOM Rouerdam, bolold to IL ol: .2.c. xsix , w i tti gods, stilt Ai l the Fly 'f:titter. Sailea the.yro7,t; de 1;:!`a :rid', I .V.r.wtt', Embden; and C'h'griove, :ct3,, to e The 'Argus, ONTIENWATEIN from Errihdtri w Rotterdam, with cofne, and the Margaveta, STEM( ' from Amsterdam to ,-----, 'Pref.:, aro stnt in by HisM;jesty's Brig Searpir,Ar. Yesterday 'the Nortbui,46erlivid,' Nekvelitte to London, with ctials, Was lost an 'ilieScrchy J t. Sand. Crew saved. . 40,„... 4C. . •••••••••••••••• . , . , ~. „ , COWES, MARC H. 31.—.5411ed this afternoon tile Flambutgh Hoy- Fa t tana,, Captain Ftt F. E ICC .11,fo 4.: r. Tonningen ; also the. Hoy 'Z!'..-14 - ii w , st, ca. f.:,4.4. OEN, for Antwerp. APRIL I.—Sailed this morning the Swedish Hoy Pomona, Capt. St.t.tof.Ltua, to Portsmouth, with a cargo of brandy, from Barcelona, for the Vidualling Office, Also passed through the Swedish Huy Carl WU&imi, Captain Da ,N 1 BOrroaa, laden with fruit, from Calpe and Penia, bound to lemdon, to perform quarantine at the Motherbank. , Ds Al., APRIL 1.--Sailed the Altrt Sioop,Worti;h ful Gin-brig, and Alija list Defence Ship, on a ernize air' Calats ; Ariedne'`Frigate IC the Westward ; befit:der Gun.brig for Portsmouth. Cainee `in the Far lair an Stark/it. Gtin.brigs from a cruize to the Westwrt.i. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, /4111. 2.—Yesterday His' Majesty's Brig Papillon ai ived from a Cruize, with a Spnish Schooner, 'from Cuba, , bound to St. Martin's, with brandy, which she but detained. • Courts Martial were held last week on board the' Gladiator, at Portimouth, on the following persons, of which Rear-Admiral Sir IsA:to Corp! N Bart. Was Ptesident Couit . Martial was held: on Mr., A:Giikspie; Surgeon of the Regulus, for uSingtin. - ,Ricer.fike language to -Mr: J. Patel, First Lieute_ natt of the Regulus, The , charge being' in part proved, in consideration' of his p,eatral good cha,. r , ifter,:he was adjudged to .. be only do,mis:seti tram Surgenri'.of the ' , said Ship, to t,e at the Jib:mint of the list of 'Surgeons of.theaqiii Noy, 'and td be deprived of all benefit and advan. tage in point of time '46 - which he was etaitied tar his former services as a SiltgeoTl-iti the Ro; r i Navy. W. 13etilington, a seaman' belonging to the Per;dur, 'fur desertion --So laihes. W. M,tson, a st.onao be. longinetO. the Pri,:ce George, for mutinous exrre-,:. siuns, was tie n tCilited to receive ,3eo lashes; W. Thompson, of the Prince George, tor tnotOotts pressions, was sentence & to rei:eive goo lashes. Lieut. 0. J. Perkins, of the Favourite, tar drunken ness,,. was senterwetl - to Otstrlissett His Majesty's ser , iee. And M. Power, t r de.strting front ,the bet -was fet.;.lttli+.4tl 50 Lt V t 3i:o lathei, MARCH DoTTE, who returned fiurn to the French Army in Fianciyer on the rBtli of February, sued, towards the end of that month, the fulloWittr Decree " Head-Quarters. General; Feb: z 7, " The difficulty of paying the French Artr.y reri. tiers it necessary to have recourse to the follipking tnnsure : it is t6e only one by !neaps of which we can ailow the Hanoverian Admints:ration to exrsi on its present footing, and pay t!le salaries of the Civil Officers and 14/1-mhers of the Courts of justiet. All the fariiners of dointinal property (bien-r and their dependencies, eland bzhourid to pay in ad. ' , once to the -Treasury of the: Chamber of Finances 'the half of what they owe, annually, at three equal periods,- viz. March 31, April ;4 o, and May 2xi counting the-last bix to :nibs of th,.: year tBo6, and the first sixelf ti:lo7. The fartinrs shall consequently he considered as the Credifors of the Treasury, and, in conSideratbn of their advances, th 4 51411 receivcai honus,offour per cent: to commence the. 2 is:. of Every farmer. Who does not py at .the pre, scribed, shall lose his fartn.-fifzsen days after, and in that-case.shall-be responsible for, bums not cat. tied to the Treasury. (Signed) II BERNA.DOTTE." MA u n, FE 13; zg. --Oui Lind Army is g'rn'ing to he coo augmented. 'ln all parrs Qiikers are emvlyed, in'reeruiting to : place the Regiments of Infinfry on the ivar - fa iting, and our Glvern- - mint never sheived more aEtivity•toe r ry on the w•ir agititit *England' witlt—all possible vigour. The six regiments of Swiss Infantry in .the ply of Spain will, form, a . ceortting to their new Organization, ;. an' 'Offetliv e body ot t t i CiOd ' men. The tine. girnent of the Walloon Gtiards.. will bz, one:hundred' men' per b.stralion,- , in the same man. ner as those of the Spanish Guards. The forma. tion of' several Battalions of Grenadiers .has, also been ordered.. These measures produce no relaNA. , tion in those in regard to the Maritime Artn,,olents. WRlloiestettiay stated in the House of Conl mons by Mr. PITT, that Lord Nlst.vtit.t3 had on Friday,last aodressed a Letter to the Curnmissioneri of Naval Inquiry, which ,LeAter, he said, it would be necessary to have bef , .ne the House , .,:previous to the discussion pri the 'Tenth g,eport ; lie therefore' moved for. the prodoCtion of that Letter, and as it cauld not be laid upon the Tahl,e and printed time enough for the discussion on Thursday, he proposed to postpone the D.Lb.)te. till ,Montij‘; a hiCh W 163 agreed to ; and Mr. Fit..wcts'vMotti?n, regpoßing the, affairs of. Inuia, ,which stood for is now, fosi4jor ••Fridy. Yesterasy nvirningjits,..lVl44 s•TA:,,,and the Prin., CIES,3eS SI6Pli r A and AiartLiA,.acc-qop f ntied bk..Genc., rata - 1 7 '1-z toyi and 'MAN.:VP:IM: aid the, 1-lon. Mrs., : Eota.rori, tuok lik.trstbilck itx Wind._ sot Great Piqk +VI43 stay and tin; Fit, tpr., C ass es took- an .a ing. Frogruore-. • On . sundriv evenigg a.Selettion from the 'Sorted, Oratorio of., Selaws,v. Witt perforirra,,before Tst t?.llt. MA,j 101 l RS, a C Wrndsot- Cis' L., by tile Qt•cl'it ani.rhe.Gentients..n of the..Windvir Last • jet t :ASIR. A)11 xr i. • .;) t,e4 C: n, cert., by rueoGentiesoets.ol*...'NiPtl',ar froiii the. %darks of kimstiotitl4.CitAii-v,4loti 3urcs. were" li):4owilte t verk lotirtt • • the ensuing lr.sta,ll.ttior6 S I is to i V a 7e• Peron. by.Llrtr,firroo G 1,5 ri rte •t vice of 1)r• It h tit. in.ldition s.:V.;•'i.ol - `.tom ,ll.estroct s the C.;rand Coro: aatinp /..otherits, 4 4. rtte rejui,x,", .tp4 , • 4 7,414044:, date Vilest," wlth tt.1;•• mrot i, * or whii,-1 ).. Hui 1\444E141 - i Biro wiii:a v e t io, Ot't S..ir,rlay evening a Catirribt Council wai held at Mr. PITT's house. •• • i A .ooinedy s expetled 'from`M.r.•SkeiF,fxotroil betore the concjusion.of Di . tiry::Lane seison.. This G emt k,,, a , i i s well tiu'alifi• d, by his 'interentirSe with thr:, gly circles, to deriet the follies of fa. shionable life • but Carinnt venture upon such a perilous ,w !tout the danger of ,x,../.vrivr. The Hoti..G. Jc.tinx was on Thursday re.elened for the University ; Of Dublin. On' Thursday'' night as one of-His Majesty's carriages wai conveying Generals MANNERS and Furztor, twit of His Majesty's Equeries, to Kew, as the carriage' wai passing neat :Knightsbridge Green„, teveral persons,called to the postillions, and informed then that there was no coaclunan on the box ; upon which they stopped the horses, and upon inquiry -it was tiilcovered, that as the carriage was passing oppusile Knightsbridge Chapel, one of t h e fate wheels. -went over •a very large. stone, ~which threw" the coachman off. the box, and he was found - With his, right area and kg broke lying in the road, Inecasioned:byi , .hind-wheel of- the carriage going over thetwt. proper assistance was. illMlCtil4lely, cured, and he was conveyed . to .Sr. Geutge's Hospi. tal.' His name is• West. The Equeries were obliged . to wait till -another coachman arrived from the Icing's Mews. In con„, equence of. Information having been re. ceived at Marihnrough-streei Office, that a ttuel, wa s about t > t•tke ploce between two iitilitary U&. cers nrar Chalk Firm, on Saturday mottling, Cllll. cart were diSrltet.C(l to apprehend the patties. 011,1 of them (Mr. W.) was talr.ett on the ground, his op,. fgment having been prevented f'rotn meeting by a wal 1 o ut. They are b.,utit.: to keep the peace. Box itio,—Yetterclay a pitched battle wai fought at Folington linttorn, Islington, b ,. fiv,:en firi unit I?yan, pngilisty Jerold note. It r, , t, twenty „guineas .to ten, and at cleißm ti ) ciovk it,e tnorii?ng they commenced the fight, with `runt _ One sand if ` a /I secouils to .dra,?y, iltpi R. C,711) 4144 ---- Coafty I ran , A t se.ttm,g, to !bob was tiit frvoti;ite, tic gave his notegoniit some bard hits in the ftr*t than rounds. tie, fiDweyr, ir, Olt= 4,11 rottrui 4 . t eivcd a Ivaid 1):‘lw traln t r ti F jaiz (who was mach the s•ttortest In3n). lati.urred ap)nictita ty disativartrage. i s. - on , and in lest' 20 mint, ' , Qat Oil 11133 C.ltiipbetely but Pf t'or ring. .1 ht daj.ailnaren, were chit) , 144 V t.) - 7,t0 kat try a C4l4e report_