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The price of c. ch tillother will be three she! heq;s ; arid to t 11464 witin rrray fit d it moat- convenient tti «ei Clvri tilt Valente annually, ...A....hitting% in boards. t j-.• • • • ; PA! WIVIE,I\I7; HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY. lyEll. 22. Tut Loyalty Loan Bill, and the Greenland Whale Fiihery Bill, were read ;1 third time and passed, and a Message . sent to the Commons to acquaint them therewith. Mr. Rosa, Sir RO . B eitT BUXTON', and other Members of the House of Cqmmons, brought up the Quarantine Bill,.and two private Bills; which were read a Arst time. JUDGE FOX. A Committee of their Lord liipS,On subjeA of the charge against , Mr. Justice Fox, sat in a private room till past five o'clock. ROYAL COMMISSION. The LOAD CHANCELLOR. then came into the House, and soon afterwards the Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Assessed Taxes Commissionersliiiii,the Annual Indemnity Bill, the Coal Factors' Indemnity Bill, the Irish Habeas Corpus Suspension. Bill, and three private Bills. The Commissioners were the Lotto CHANCEL. LoK i the Duke of Mor.fittose, and Lord WAt.. • Adjourned, at Six &Clock, till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, PUB. 2:. 11,1r.' (tiozarriti gave notice, that, on Tuesday, he woold . move for some Papers relative to the Af. fidavit made by David. Bartholomew .respeding Sir Horne ,Popham. He would state generally what:he wanted :—First, :a Sratentent :of his Time of Ser, vies; Secondly:, a Copy of the'Order by which he kW as an Officer in the Romney while in the Red Sea ; Thirdly, a Copy of the Order' for removing the Vlasters and Officers of the Romney into‘other, .Ships; and, Fourthly, , a S!ateinent of some Trans. adions concerning the. said Bitttholomew,.: in 1803. ISLE OF MAN, Mr. CR ary o.y, as the Right Gentlernan , (Mr. Rost) was in his place, begged leave to refer to the Duties of the I.sle of Man. An Account of Revenue and Ekpenditure of that Made was on the Table ; but he wished to know whether the Surplus Revenue, amounting to' between three and four thousand pounds, was included ? Mr. CILEUtY then MOVed s ." That an Account of the 'Distribution of• the Surplus Revenue of, the Isle el Man be laid befog. the liume."—Ordered. voLuNTgERs. Mr. ROB Rrr LATouctis moved for an. Account' of ,the Volunteer ifixTences, stated under distina, heads, such a>, so much for Will-Serjeants, Drum &c, The sP BAK ER > mentioned,. that .as 'this' was an Account of a novel nature, regularity reqUired that. notice should be given. Mr. Rot;Eitr LATOtiCilt then gave notice, that he would make the satue Motion on Monday. WAYS AND MEANS. The House resolved itself into a Committee of \\Toys and Means. In the Committee, , Mr. flusKtisote stated, that, by a clerical error, the Additiott,4l • Duty on Horses was rendered seven shillings instead of seven and sixpence. This error was, therefore, correeted in the gill. The House resorned, and the Report wits ordered for Monday next. ADDITIONAL FORCE. Mr. Guts moved for an Acconnt of the APP°r tionnient upon the different Counties for S upplying the dtficienLy 'occasinned in' the Army of Reserve by the 01 900 IV:eo filial that Force into the Rlgul4r with the Penalties incurred by the different Piri,hes. He alio moved for an Account of the saute nature with respea to Ireland.---Or dered. the slate of - the reference of the case back again to the ,Admiralty or Navy Board, by the Commissioners together with' a Copy:' of any Answer made by, the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry to any ignmurdeation from the Admiralty. 111 r. C.; REY said, that if the Right Hon. Gentle_ man had any Charge to bring against the Commis_ sioncrs of Naval Inquiry, he had no doubt it would be fully met, Sir CHARLES POLE observed, that he had never stated that the . Commissioners ofNaval In. quiry had refused to proceed with the case, but merely said, that it was his private opinion*that this was a ease more fit for a Court Martial. It was extraordinary that he should have been mistepresent. ed, since something passed at the time which chewed that he was not then generally Inisunder. stOcod. The notices of Mr. BURROWS anti Mr. CAN. NING were then fixed for, Tuesday. HORSE DUTY,IIILL, . , The House having paused a while, probably waiting for the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEgrairt, Mr. _FOX rose, and observed, that there were other Orders' of the Day, and it was disrespetiful to the House not to proceed. The Motion for' the seeor)4 reading of the Horse Duty 13 111 was then read. Mr,. FOX said, that he did not wish to hurry this liiititifward, If there was any reason for put ting it cif, he had no objedion. • S'ir ROBER7' BUXTON wished that the second reading should be postponed to ' Tuesday ; which was ordered aceardingly.—Adjourned till. Monday, t MAI LS. ARRIVq-1 Dublin. Dug-6 Ilarnburgh, 2 Dublin, 3, Waiirford. PRICE OF STOCKS , Tiff 'JAY AT tWAlail. O'CLner. Cons. sf, !: I Rect. Ann. 58 1 Onlnium T iii E SU N• &(/LENS QUIS DICKKL ?ALBUM AuDEnr ? SLR 'LOME POPHAM. Mr. BURROWS observed, that the .rapers iaid nn,,,,th e , Table relaiive to the ooncluft of an lion, Baronet who commanded the Red Sea Squadron, tendert(' it necessary that other Papers hh)ula be produced. He therefore moved, that a Copy of the Examination,before the comtnitaionerr of Naval Inquiry, relative to the management of the .Squadron it the Red Sia, ender Sir HOME Portims, aboyld be laid on, the Table. Sir CHARLES PULE did not see the smallest objeetien to this Paper ; but, as it was certainly a Motion of a novel nature, he thought that some pre. vious notice ought to have been given. Mr. GR4Y concurred in the propriety of giving notice. He understood now that an examination of the case had taken place before the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, respeetieg the condua of Sir Home POPHAM. He was well pleased that this was the case, and undoubtedly it was of importance that every Paper that could throw any light on thin af. fair should be pr6duced. At the same time, it was not usual to move bar a Paper of this nature; but, as the Hon. Baronet, who was a Member of the Commission, had no objedinn, it might, with the greatest propriety, , be received. Mr. CANNING observed, that the essential reason for the Motion was this It had been said to the House, that the Commilsioners, when di.. retied to invehtigate this affair by the Admiralty, reiurncd for answer, the it was not a matter within their Province, but was rather a subjeet for a Court Martial. 'flie Hoe. Baronet (S,ie CHARLES PO,LE) hart then omitted to state s (tunnel inad. iertency 4:: had no doubt, that the Cyniejessioners had, however, proceeded with the investigation. islowit' did happen, that we had the testimony of. one'Lewis, a most material witness, who could not, however, be heard at the Bar of the House. It was necessary that we should, in this , case, have the best potelible evidence. It was fortunate that this man was brought forward as an evidence, as they had travelled out of their way to investigate; this affair. He begged leave, therefore, to follow up the notice just now given by some otlie g t notices. He would move for tk, date of the Paper, cont a i n . ing the DireCtions of Elie Atimire4y or Navy ward, to the Commis for ers ear procetthog in this affair ; LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1805. LAn night we received some of the small French Papers, but none of a more recent date' than those which arrived on Wednesday'. The uneasiness which BoNArM're feels at that , spirit which, fortunately, we trust, for the happiness of mankind, has began:to manifest itself. on the Con. tinent, la obvious from the numerona fabricated Letters which are inserted in the French Papers, stating that a. misunderstanding has taken place between, the Courts of London and St. Petersburgh in consequence of the Capture of the Spanish Frigates ; that the most perfed harmony subsists bettveen,BonAp A rrs and the Eatristott of GEL. r.1415T . ; that the rumours of the great increase of the Auitrian Troops on the Italian Frontiers arc un. founded ; that the KING of PRUSSIA has posi tively °Wetted 'to the conclusion of. a Treaty of Subsidy between Great Britain and Sweden that a great. jealousy 4ubsisti' between the Courts of',Sr, Petersburgh and Berlin .; and that the let: ter his caused a large Army of Observation to be assembled on. the Russian .Fro‘ntiers, &c. These assertions have been repeated in a variety of forms.,in .all the Fiend' Papers;' but they are not en. titled to the slightest credit. The Powers of the Continent, we have reason to believe,. are at length convinced that their independence and safety depends 'upon their uniting, if not to retrench the power, at least to resist the further encroachments, of the, restless and ambitious Usurper of • the, Throne of France. TH s Mail which ariived from Dublin on Thurs. day brought an account of a strange Vessel having appeared in the Bay of Li:canner, which had carried off several persons who went on board from cariosity, From this circumstance it was= inferred that the . Ves. sel was French ; but it appears from subsequent Letters, that it W 33 a Smuggling Vessel. WE have received Sydney Gazettes, fro►t New South Wales, up to the 19th of August last.. Sore enormities had been committed by the Natives ! in the neighbourhood of Portland Head ;- in consc. quence of which a detachment of. the New South Wales Corps had bcen sent igainst them, by whom the hostile Natives were - dispersed, with the loss of a few men. Tranquillity had been completely re. stored at the date of these act:mutts; the crops of corn were abundant ; and the Colony WAS .in a most improving state. Colt own Letters from Dublin do not confirm the account we gave yesterday of the Proceedings of the Catholic Interest of Ireland to the full extent of that account. It is certain, however, that sive. ral of the Leading Charaders in that Interest, whose sentiments and conduft, are likely to guide the whole Body of the Catholics, have sign,fitd that the present time is not the most favourable for eussion,, and that it will be proper to wait till G3Vt:Vllft are less occupied in the arrangement of C otinent Connexions, and in mr ,StifC mestic Sectatity, Against the most subtle, petfitiomi sanguinary, ind implacable Enemy that ever ale• naced 'the destrudiun of a rival State. But the * hole of the proceedings are very suon to be submittal to the Minister, and as the C.;tholic Body of 1 3 ' land are direacti by elevated, patriotic, ind cn• lightened CharaderS, we have no doubt that the private opinions and wishes of that stand in-the way of the great duties which 6010 0 to their Country, and to civilized guropet. Oer Thursday aennight arrived in C° ll ' boor the ship .Caashaidge, at and for Liverpool* Lswis Ulmer, laden 'with rum, sugar, &c. frost Jamaica ; she sailed under convoy oldie flood 08 Sagesse was taken on the ad instant try 11 ' 1 BrgworTrivateer Brig,. of :8 guns, forate4 the IGrig Giory Packet, in lat. :3. 2t. 2n4 Fe-taken on the rgth inst. about a leagtlC cif °, acne, by His. Majesty's Bnig Maucheran, HAWII,9, Which was proceeding with Dispatches for the Mediterranean to Lord Naisort. w;+ vl. . ._ Thire have been various- reports for some °P s , pitat, intimating that a disorder had broken utit,'l i the Military Academy at Woolwich of i- es° similar to that which haslnen attended with I'3'll lamentable" consquences at Malaga, Our Res° may be assured, that though a di so rder hat ailie- - ' at Weolwichi destruelive kind, ,it has by no means bean 'of " 0 : 1 subjett have . clife'lly "ll a d ris t e h n at f ror of . weak. individuals. The truth itt ll's' t)1 7,, r i o si m l dtileler:imaor'mutslo:l :61/(4. ( % ) c f, as ti c:ug C h a t d b e } t r s o 'W th a ers B ; fre l e Nit e4 sti b C y h ' Sp F ee e d " Y r i )l/4 " :l—fith418: 1 1 1 1 i ' . measures ware adopted by the Medical, frettet ° , . toga that though several of the young Gentlemen u' 6 P — i n 8 . strong symptoms of the D.B Idor, only one his b e ' lag vic„tile) i t, m no t rerxpossible precaution has h i e " ) 04 to•prevent the extension of this" complaint, 4 , al, P - who were afEctied by it ware confined in sal $ bi A j. apartments: till every symptom had tlisaPeeire iltrue" m a -• the coptalesccnts have' been re oved to A O tote on Woolwich Common, which i 5 in 3 f i li n liV1111 : t i l l • ter situation for the Military StUfleot" ilth,vv. ern 111301 which they' have hitherto resided. '''—' a d eal • has manifested the moat laudablell a n ° vi s iian • ca n s upon th is tii.4llj4el I and Medical is t u.t h P 4ll" of for some time been em p lo ye d in nif Cafi ta r prevention, lest by some fatal accident a. ' i nt 1 10 our disorier should have found its via? '' : jig , °minify. , Indeed Governmen.t, on thit'veri ' A tee 1 t e portant subjeti, have been aduated by a 4 " - Y. 0 ti patriotic s o li c i tu d e which has prompted th' adopt •FrienUres of precaution beyond. the F ''' o e t rt i t i ,7l misted. to them; and the quarantine B"1 tb . , ~n n is " il yesterday carried up to the House of Lola' ' ow' ~! . anindemnity for what Ministers have been IC' f t Ha t n i :Br e a a mar r lo r r, y syt4y i el n eoli t : o 2 iegmerffhdetnan:edsabilne )Morningaconsequence A of i i t: r . ye ; her house on Blackhea t t h h e , ranafticince'ds w cit i ' t 4lW ,..: ' .,rt it ' l Highness, and . Queen's House. c a N Early this morning This day version of stag hunting. H the ROYAL rA1401.1 . r 3rtire Windsor. ' at three o'clock. set at " tilt ° ' nr olit, • • Fits VI 4.. AI tuy'i non-attendance at the r or ti ' room was very . unexpeded ; it was not ''''nr'joillf St. James's Palace for some time after the v i f CO IS MAAR . 91( t (313 room bad commenced. The ArchbilloP,uingit° 2.l tattitr came early , for the purpose of `1 ) , 00' mage before His ,MAJesilt* previous 0 t io uoi r mencement of the Drawing..roora i.but °" o bli j kin MAi siTy would not be pfesenit,h e v ' s fr isir,, to go to the Queen's House. His u rLic i c i, or; .to the Drawing-room, tor the purpose c !,,' " ne rl hoo'l sensed to•HER: MAJESTY, after having dune before the Kt NC, at the Queen's House. , ocie room ye Dr. LICCE , who had been appoint& iiOP s ‘ t i e li rd t a 'hs y t4 VY , "Wok, and Baron SuVrotr, were uw i n ct r4 o l4 :: circumstances, being obliged to leave tilt 104 1 the KtPi‘IAN P0itT1700"3,14 btil N al'cr- an e d en DANlSH' AS4ll.ks:Anioitt; trallsi4i'g , u e .se, and returned a gain. . F 1", t; , o . l l° . they hail been introduced (0 the. - mess at Lord alulgrave's Office. His MA ' h A " 11 4 iA"-. O ri / 1 % TY al Ot.ered' that an ' „,„ 0 1.1 of the KNIGHT* of die _GARTER shall t a ' " ' Windsor before the rising of Parlianse n !'„aig, r ip Commissioner GREY is abnut 'estabb3l4-'otill f 'os the aid of some of Ott principal inhabitant.' n I peseta, a Charity, School for the. e duce i t' youth of that place. . ' heft' t ic , ' - - Yesterday ,a Ctioi t o f Di t e:stors vi" s i , hi pt` H " East - India ouse, ' w h en t he foilowirg ''' viz , engagedf4 the service of the ConyanY,,'„ s ysil e '' i .Sarati efiristian4 . . 4 60 runs, for ditt''' I ,Diana :. ~ ~ 6,,,. t0 m. :Or itirO fto , AO, Si: will - lora Piateney . - 660 ton*, trek “ 11 1 1 Ivo - , The'enurt adjourned at six o '4 "' next. ' 'lll' 'o ' M t) onset I n a:l a id l ,, t , r e p r ii a At t t o i t o oo n nbe h e a x s er i c a i4 te e lT u t n a d k r e r t, I ;l ) , l : c w e a, o:cc h t i:i .r t i S, eaOttion uf the, ComMander.in.Chict, ',', AO ) Enilood, without d a c j l p ay Pl . ed'il)"uglicur til 'ls; , 0 1 0' The Third Brigade of duertigo d '' 4 2 l l l( '' 'il 11: Londqn, was inspetted on -Thursday, "" ttio t 0.6 0 `). I, repeated this morning. On MOndaY,,, - , 4 4ti 01 4 . 0 ,4 ,change their quarters, when the tilt - 1 ittl' i o';' occupy Portman-street Barrackli. th e S oso ° Knightsbridge Barracks, and the Coltill,' ste p t rttia er rrril in the inteer peal cf V 4 S ttin° . C r , i La! r onor 'ent Ett, wale i Is In, In ghip, tOr Po a l i c,i ( The 11° M Lt. (114 11 . ` l ' th, ' 4 / , ni h 4,11 f ' th 44 e ji ten 4 11 4 (ied 3 7 S. 4 0 t i We al ar uYal Ilii~is.lo t) ,l + (Jr tli $14 4 . 1 't t 4 441 Re I) ei ,