The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

/J P ri PA I 1011$E OF PEERS. PfUNDAY, JUNZ 24. Trot :Military Commissioners' Mistake Bill, the T d oiaity Loan Bill, and the Fish Bounty Bill,, passed ,I , ,roctt4ll Corarnittoes, and were reported. 60440 other Bills on the Table were forwarded in starres ; afier which the House ad to-morr'oW (this day). HOUSE OP COMMONS. ..mpriDAY, JUTE 24 The Lind Tax Redemption .Bill vas read a third pas;e I. , Ott the ,Motion of 'Mr, A , V.4,1,i , ,5t,r,v POLE, seve ral were , ordered' to be laid 'before the 113 use, of the munbt....r 'of Oftleer3, Non-commis-, Nismed.,(llllcerh,, , and .I)rivatsts hi the Royal Artillery, Royal' _Artificers, &ie. stating . the total 'number .of those Corps hi -Great Britata and, the I , st of June, IEOS. , Lord iht;N - BRVII: brought, up the Report of the Selett, Committee:on.' the Eleventh Report of the • C ommissioners of . . Naval :Inquiry which was'or dzmd to be printed. • Serjeant BEST gave notice .that dry Monday he would move ; certain Resolutions ,founded pu' the aßove Report, provided OS he observed im reply to a• words from Lord GLEN , Beavin) that' it was printed time enough ni allow ,, the !-louse. to becOrne buificiently acquainted with its'contentiy.' • Sif.J. STO A hr- brought up"the Second Report of the•• Committee on Sir Home Tephath's .condua . ; witich• Was .'ordered to be.. printed.. • I,ORD NM:VILLE. • Mr. 14EYCESTER, adiertingl6 the notice, given by an floriourabl(: Friend of bis, of 4 Motion , to morrow, to. excluck-, ,frorn proceedings of `the A.-Prontir.:-GxtgettAt. g,ainst Lord Melville the al of Mr. Jelliccw, .gave notice that hoshouldito niorrow AT;ove..tbat an Impeachment of Lord 114el tanstit,,iter.1 tbr the..Critainal Prnsecutign, The Irish Civil 'fit Bill was read, a third time and The Irish Irifirmiry Regulation Bill was . read a beyond tirne, and tack:red to tic co4lnutced tci-inor ro%v. 'The Trouse went into a Committee on the Report of the Committee on the Pilchavd Fiihery 13111, in winch it was agreed that a certain Arldition4l Boun ty 1401114 b given on every Barrel of Pilchards.— b, , ing resarned, the Report was ordered to be re c,r.ved to-m,rrow. _ Mr.' Rosx,brought a' Bill for granting- certain, Fretilinms on the Southern Whale Fishery ; vhich; wa read a first time, and ordered to be , read a se cond time to-rtiozrow. . 'The Irish; Loyalists' Compensation Bill Tassed Eirough a Cotnrnittee, and the Report was ordered to he il - lecht,..d to-mrvtow. The Wn3 read a third time anil_passed, Mr. fitonm , ,t, from the Commissioners for the lie ,huaintrOf the National Thht,' presented au 4ccount of the qoaritity o 1 Stock redeemal of the Irish . I),!ht,---•.Ordered to lie on -the and to •be. pinto On the Moti , -,n or Lord AncattnALD I - LottLTOrr, tlu How,: went' into . a Committee on the Corn Bill. . f l 4 t. 10n7, colivets4llon'afosii wi the manner of takit f ig the :Anr.agri. for :Ex.prirtation i.l Slotland, ,which WilS stated by ,Lord A. likimul'otv,.- Mr. M(Douu- ALL,.and othet 'ltviertibers for, that, part Of the Ern- - pire, to be vers. (ypl!rei4 ive in its prestmt form. 'nfr. Parrtsog, COlOll C 1 STANELN', 8.q7, "VerC •tvilling to t;:ve every' relit:lw 5c0110,10,, but without. snal.iing any alteration in. thkt 414) , 1 , : of taking the ;Average f(jrl,f4'il'.„Kt:ttion Ent7,land, • ~ Aix; v 05 1 ,4 14 wiAiwd'to iutrotinee an Amendment, putting Con) e>cportec;i4ront li;:t;Ind into Great Rri taiat on the $4l-u3 footing, as l'-orit impixteti 'from Cotnttrios: A meni , ,nen ts,prepriscdbypther ATem ben, Galk!ry Was rept.?',ltectly, elearedlor a tho 'latter part,,, of 'the. disens , :;ion SirJlll,Ort> .. V.'Ci'd eXCltljed'ibia-consicerable. ILIU'. (in dt into .arallery, =,re. 'firund the' (.ha;,r,..and t,hat,the cid ! . forimi ci.trr.4c3 of the Bill having b , 4.n gone through the- lIon• - ,0 resntn4l,,, thi:t Report wLts rece4ed . ;al alier, a . division, in whi.,;ll the Ayes were .1k), the 9 Ni4jOrity 3'l. - ' • Ort the ivio'ion 'of the ( i .`irttilcr.r.Lon of the: E:4-, a St.'ll:4 .was..ardered to he yp'.haked tbr t4..rnirrow, rot the s ecret Part of the Llek enl 4 Report of,the.Coirnnissir.ar3 of Naval In guru. • ' the htition of the ciECRETA R at WAR, Re- tu,inii were ordered to be be ore the 'flutist: of the total I.,tre,aive., Strength or toe .13rit'ah Arm)fr'at belle uud abroad up •to tht... latest Rettirns ; of the unitfle.r. of :+l..,it.W.l.lltilig tO c:iMpiete the infanfry a 1 <l;milty, the VOreign , Cerps from t .. I .y.n- enlisted for General .met ;Sr.;l.',:e't and of theutiMber of Mtn el`lii3ted Iwo Regtain 'Force, dit;thigui:4l - t,l- 4 64e. ,erni i iteti into, if4to the ,Aiti;icry, • , • • .• `Sge,Rtta.Alii'l at WAR vresented the lat•:rnen, , CLSit',°rl 11 ; wthich.were orlered to be printed. At'it4 a iilorce6rivertion b,:tween the 8E01E'; qt . W 4 Cll4Ol '6E2), it was • on.. : r e l, Or) the ..Nfotion rof . the. Litter 014 there - be laid before the .fio.te4.e an. Account of the num he.,. or Nreil W4tinteers'd inelnded is ttia It:lurns Of the Itegiit,ir .Voree up to the Ist of - • • 11Totion Aa B. NVrteui,. the lioim l;,.ent into a c'ointnitteo on the iteport of the Coln c:::. cite on the Petition frorri,tlieTrtthtees of the - I\ravol .Asylum, when a Resniutton hilving been agred to, that su:trnot exceeding ri3O z oool,ith6%l4 be 14r.inted to ilk' .;,vtajesty,' for-the supp4..)rt of that ipstm it i on , I 'it. resumed, 'and the Jteprot was ordered to ' to-morrow., Colonel iirl'itgLitY brought up the Report of the Craininittee or; the Duke o,f Athol's Pr,tition. ,A,itL.r a few words fioin Mr. CLIKWEN . , who de i,!kired his 't'iletertnination to eppose the ipeasureirt a future. stag, - e, and' sottie ohse.Tviitiptm from Mr. CHEF, - 1; y, 1i Sittotn,,A.t.r, GIDD.,:y, Mr : P. Qs RENV, ito, j) and Afr, Wii,4etivottc...l,' the Resolu i,,s4 ~, ~N , 1 70 agrc.,lett to, 4., nd or,, , dereci in , tliv=4o, I HE SUN. SOLB•M Q,CI3 DICZKE'rALSVM.AUDF-A r ? IV I) 0 ,d.l Tugzsmy, Juin:2s, 11405. I,4sfnig,ht in . the lionS'e of 'Commons Mr. I.,Ey- CBS rna gave notice; that he should this d.iy move that the .Proceedi lig against I Lv Lip. should be by Impeachment insteltd of aCr cw Prosecu— tion.—t Although the tue•tnic: - g Of. I 1411.:J:V Ire LE •ivere, in the hit instance,. Onitottrous for:an . peachment, am? although- whim the Motion was made in toe of Commons for a Criminai PrO secution„, it nivl with the strotiget. opposition, 3 eL, it now is' t.:avended C v i . :ates of to be the only proper mode of p:ocs:eliag. The . , dislike which thofe Writers have to an Impea:ll-.' mem arises.from the great, reSpea and attachment . , which 'Ahoy profes3 of -late to feel for the Votes of Parliament. We re.,tlly can .hardly believe that we are reading, the produalons of the swine amen, who,. but a few year 3, nay, but•.a few•months ago, spokeof Parliament in terms which we dO•not choose to repeat ; hut such is the change. Willett has.taken place in their sentiments, that' they are not only to bestow upon it all the attributes with which 'it i 3 invested by the Coil but the; ,. . are de 'sirous that its docisiOns (at least as they approve' oil should be considered its infallible 4tr,td irre-, voe4ble. al,. ResOlution of one of HOUSCS of Parlianient, if it' happens,to suit their,pUrpo se, is to be considered as a more rolemn proceeding even than in Ac of the • There appeared to bs . thrw opinions in the }louse • on the night when Lord Mrt.vll4,ki's- case was dis cussed; 'first, thuc who thought that his Lordship ought to be impciacir4,..l;,upon the fir 4 division they 'tic - lied.. 195 : secondly, thole who were of opinion 'that LOrd Alitt i vatz had alrc4dy been. sufficiently punished for i 1 1 ,4 orionce cortunit ted, but. who thought that . if arty further proceeding-, was to. take place against his.lJOrcLihip it ought to be by Impeachment they voted, upon the second. question, .?(49 and; tiviso who &tiered froni both erie other: par- : ties, andeontendecl fora Criminal Prosecution. They Voted on the tirst'question, Whether LottiME ild 1) , -; ii , 4 , itiost the /Teflon : on the seconilquestion, viz„. whether a Critninal Prosecu tion. shoal be imitituted,' they were joined by those w htiorigina vpted fUr t mcn t . UpOn cam , : paring the numbers of the ditfereot divisi)ris, it alb. pears that they any3ounted to forty -thr..<l Members.; sd that. in riff th..,•y . ulna a:tply pt:iwaili,tl,4gaittst both the other partiel. eircittnstatpxs we cantiot hut .oxpress •iincere st!tisfitEtioti that the suble6t is tty;ttitt to .be 13 . ecttglit under the considers.:' tion of Parliattiettt. Some Of. the Frienell of 1f r. FoX aro very; 004 to 0:01in away I.lc e<ptc,3sion Ii r , se d o l glut n ouic of C;) , pypoits o 4 Thursday i 3 true lie did not go tlw I.nigth of stainu that iIS3 ne t icr would of :itly oih. i.il sitaAfto:l; bat „he did make the tteclar;ition, 'the purport of which We litated yesterd:ty f 3 ant we have, reason .to helie\ - e that it jiag si*He loiiiwd 1 su!.)jen considerablq 'athong his, Vriends. '1 altctr ation which ,was :eibsarvable in Mr. 'Fox'i langurt;c! andmanner .03 the ennui t' :evening was the res.:.lt of these cliAcussi - ins it is not for U . S to cletertalae. jr it; stated i)jr . 4 rlcutrat Captain, arriv - ed Towo, NS'l6 lift Ole 4'i:iv:l on '11,111.,4y tho wfwiti of the. With' water and Provisions, and were-in readiness to sail on some Expedition. There were also ~lying in the Harbour five Sail of the Line, two Frigates, - two Brigs, and MI) Corvettes, which were, it stat ed, destined to accompany the Transports. NOTWITHSTANDING the various conjeaures which have prevailed respeaing the destination of the Com bined Fleets ofFrance and Spain,. it w-ould not. ,be wonderful if St. Domingo Were really to be the quarter to which they have been .dispatched.. Though France has suffered so much in its -attempt's to re cover that Island, its Gcvernrnent has never Jost sight of the obje&, being fully sensible of its iM portance. But it is, not merely on -the'ground of interest that BoNArmiTE wishes to regain that place. His pride, which is a 'predominant feature in his charaaer, must have received a severe 'wound when DESSALINE.S imitated his example, declared himself - Emperor of Hayti, and adopted all the French regu latiOns respeaing the assumption of Imperial State. This wound must rankle in lain ll6art as - long as the Black Emperor maintains his sovereignty, .and will, in faCi, be considered as a constant ridicule of the Conican usurpation while they both co-exist. If BONAPARTE, in the arrogance of.. his van ity,',, could become Wholly insensible to the opinions of man- , kind, as welt as callous to humanity, when he would not suffer his brother JEROME'S -wife ,to land upon his sbore i .,considering the match . as degrading to his august House, it is, highly probable that he will put every engine in motion to overthrow that Sovereignty whi :h is stich a striking Mockery of his own.. This idea alone, ctinsidering the selfish and inordinate pride i) of 13oxsr.sivrE, would sufficiently account , for his fl anxiety to , subvert the Blick Empire;--an anxiety which has never - ceased to operate. But•the considera non is strengthened by every principle of commercial policy 'and, national interest. MABOIS, who is at .the head of the French Finances,. who long resided in St : Doiningo, and u•-ho is high in the confidence . of BONAP:1.111T,. has fully inipresSed him with a'sense of its value. Besides, it is -hardly to .be doubted that 'oenck - al FER,I6,ND ' Was induced to hold out, so rek:olute , ,' by ihe promise' of speedy succours.: The Troops carried by the Rochefort' Squadron would Bare bi!en a sacrifice,' if it were not deter.' mined to suppna client by powerful reinforcements. Mre, see, 'too, in the Illonzleur, frequent articles aninixt , : - erting upon the importance of St. Domitgo, dat;sariizg" that tae Mock-Emperor of . . that 'piace tienWed on his' l'hrone, .and would in due tithe sink under the force and bravery ,of the Fre:x:lli-- No loOse, "and Lilt speetilations, ever appear in that PaPer, whteli has aiways some... occult de sign in', every thing it inserts,' and :being under the itrunediaie tiireaion of the, .F:rench Ci-overn nienti., would not presuine to publish any thing but what' had previuusiy received its sanaion. Hence it is highly probable, .froni a review..of.alt the con siderations which we have suggested, that St: Po-. n ing° is the object .of that Combined Fleet whose destination has. given scope to such a variety of con jeaures ; and we should not- De surprised it 'the first authentic - intelligence that arrives of its course should confirm all our o(scrvations on this very interesting subject: On Sunday night the ROYAL FAMILY walked on Windsorq'errace, which, the evening being tine, was extremely . full. of Nobility, . .1-Imt.hiAiks.sis's Band played tor the first time this seasoti . .On the Terrace.: and at nine an Oratorio was'perfortnett by HER MA'. YESTY's 'Band anti the Gentlemen .of the ,Choir, fere the FAmmy and a: selo.6t party at the Casticil • . , ;Yesterday triorning' il 13 NIAJg?TY, PRTNCiSSP,B AUGIMA, SO tlit LA,' and A.:4 ELI A , it C,COtIyATI led by General FtTiaoY 411C1 COLltit MUN L CR, Wok an, air-• illg on horsellacir in Winklor Gl•e:at . Park. •, • HER MAJESTY and the PRINCBSSFO took an airing 'in two carriage 4 and four to eraohourn LOctge. To-incji - row 4141 itovAL PA NI I Ll' Will 0.) to Kew to dinner, find return 'to 'Windsor the evening.: IVlN4F;srtY,will give a dlnner to the IYitidsor Voliinteei , Cavalry Infantry, , at. Frogmore, to ritorroNv: , `YcstOrday Cotincil •wai held at Mr. PITT'S at 'Which were present th4.Earl of INryST .MORLAtsI3), 'Lore! CASTLIIR.E4G/I, Sir WM. GRANT; mid others,. The council sat till thref Q'olock. There being no Court of.. Aidego6P to-day., , the Loon MAsoit, ,after inspeding the 11.etOrtirat the Neal-m.thigheri; .ordered.the Breo to c9ll - tittle the,same laa week. CITY iii/L;I.NEF.S. -, -I r esterdav, being Midsturuner Dav, COminoti Haili was field at Guildhall, ac cording to ;iptitital custom, for the . Eledion of She Join 4 ANSLEY, Esil. Aldoriu.in - and 'Merchant Tailor, and Tilos. Smtin," Alflfmn:in and -Leathersoller, - being' the two AltJerici;m, •;.yl - fo Lout not served toe oilice, ware ',loilnirllol.l3ly Cledeci Shinn :3 of London and 'EST 'late Cham berlain, was tuianiniaUsly f;.-eleCt , ...d; 'as u.ere Jo'utt W3l. GA SANILTIi. Bridgemas: ters' for th.f. en:ming:year.- • ' ' , . C. 1 1.. - ;.rt of Aldermen was 'afterwards beld, when the, eiv,itutxrlitin, ,Bridgeircit.iters, and Rx leti. of the I ,Vatelitien Ci' ompany, v;•ere sevetilly sworn into . - • '- • , Gavernizlcnt, has, at / iength re , 0.1 - ,-cct to subititute Corniqh gtanite for, tile , \volt.: ti Btc,* ~t. DOVER, skarn 24.--The weather being Ar m ' manly fine yesterday evening , th e Camp at BV" logne could very plainly be discerned by naloi eye, as also the French Troops on the beach, which, by the help of glatsei, appeared to reach (as null/ as _we could judge) about two miles and as half length, with the Batt-horse, Ammunition Waggooi, &c. included, and the num be r of men ware suppostll .eS to be about 15;000; the Commandi n g Officer, Iri,, his Lady, 'could be seen in front;giVing the w ord ot command, as also a .greit-concoursof people who e were upon the hills vieWitig,thern: . the whole of the Troops which are stationed ill the Caitle and, eights A being also drawoup on th e beach, under. the, chromatid of Major-General Loc . FORMES, I 'can you we had a fine sight to see ti the Armies of England of each s ide of the water, and in front Of each other. Arrived from .) off Boulogne His Nii;estys ShiP' Veaai and 'Tommie, the Bruiser Gun -brig , arid li '3 n umber of other Ships and Gun-brigs, but have cit learnt that they bring anyTarticular news. PORTSMOUTH, !UNE 24. --Arrived the Sale s Gun-brig, Lieutenant PREVOST, from a Crtize; Diana, WALKER, from WaterfOrl ; Lion, Bt,Yl'll, from Rostock ; and Drie Geosteis, DOA ft" 4 Leer for the 'Loc ' ust Gun -brig , fr o C' ert ' sl Jersey. • The. sp .Nranzte:, Captain HALS TEAD ; Afence'C twin Hoes ; and the Revenge,ptain IvIoNO5, 74 guns each, are ordered to be fitted for foreio service, to form al, part of a nov Alecfitcrrate*' Fleet. • The Nantur arrived :a t Spithoad fro4l Downs yesterday. .The Bc//ona, of 74 Po , th . 6 taken out of Dock yesterday afternoon 311(1 . Gibraltar, of so . guns, Was taken in, • . • ' ,Aalit3 roLtEsso,NE, 31/I.ls 23. DOvox.As weighed from th e Ness lloA4s, wit'? —Sunclay Iteor.•:. tut whole of the Squadron , for their .str4tico otf logne, and several Fricotes, on a trttize Bali:ill Hea4, in quest of French Privateers. d o t, 'JUNO in the Road - the I,loia' 2lier brig, .and the V:tiit is... cr uizing off Fai/ItY a nd df as a Pziyateer has be'en very told anal - . Hastings: . EAT....., ..-TVZ t --...;use down fr °lll 5h°111.4 4 4 ' ............ this morning - L'linmortalitd Frigate,. CaP t: ° : 1 , 1 1 ,'; and remains in the Downs with tiis ;djestPs ' as per last.- . • ........... FALOITTII,,, JU:NTE, to. Arr' ive d the -4 016ric , 311 M Ship Charles, Capt. 01,,„;c1.3.v , from S:11/11' with tobacco and staves. ' • ripc. Sailed the Swedish Ship Szvarzsltell Flage''''' fat s9l!..,wrore, arid the. Morgan, C4l4t. 41;11'-1151 11'ndWI ;and the. Prussian Ship Danhlrkeit, C * . ButmEß *; for Rotterdam. •pr Co' The Jamaica. Frigate, with the Fle'et ti n(-- 3 6 1 vPY.for Newfo tin dland CI h a 1-111° ' P 35 ~ , LIC CC, al . • tlijaPtl;:othirrisir4,ay.l'vrts el.--In the lat e 013 off El Muros the 4th SPa nish nisr'bt°Piltf:.'f:' from wer e so much in ....- st. the r,J perittfOnd.,crfin, ding the church apti .toill i'''' his Cl _,,,,erveu tude that , all die they riiade an offer of a fivo gift 01 ° rich plate of 'the church to the Captain of the Coal 0i ; Loire for , the hurnaLity, of his Ship's' 't l or d " tressed .• - t°‘.l° the peaceable inhabitants o f an en . ct , ! not found in arms!' , this an3waalniostovo.ra'' feel- . to inp of the veterable Spanigds, , svho .i , , `A • at nding that Britiali edurrigy ....i,la Om, overcome with gat,. 401.. c0mpa,,,,,.. the rfiiit'h' • C. bs of urnanity. , • ' ' .. Nlrzymot;nr- . Jurfile:rn'seedtsileTa:ehdrerig:aboditYcl,'C'S:dll::ierfoLlltoloi'r • reaqrs of the Ea ' East India C•ornpony have beq r ff tr) mike-t 1 ,. . W, 1'.04° e; E. 1 ..noyn by their SecretAry, to , o f i l h , serf . as, a mark of .the sore they enter 1 eleinco, ...NNSathiliocrils haned Ito politelyya ice 3. and attention of, t•he followilt 61-I,Shil7 f! . .rd others, to the Crew of tht lite East In ii .e. , of the Ear l foUov.ing sum, for the porchase 0. ' of Ateravenny, requestiq them to:. f if;rei r of' ll'af-e, and Gratuity- :...... . 4 , 10'. Copt. I N •. r 41* '0 PoieAci tV onAkt, ,sea • ono , 40 , - , . ii , spttr .. i , _w r ns rotr, E. Co ll ettur, 60 gliiln,!* d00r5,•3,0" A F.sisoN, Esau 60 guineas ; Bev. 4 ", 4 ogre , " gu!neas; Capt. Victli,g./ too:, Grey/10101'riai,,, Pined's—For Me purchase tlf a Pe° Trrol, Mr. Bnyza, Surgeon, t 0 guirt-ms; Vat. . 0 0 ; tilvOoguirhio:uleinaiisig,s_cbaudraed:isste.i.,osn:(l)lotoinitis,6rorafiiii3;, fog:lowirig ~ • . Gr ell next, Dil, ~, i ri ~rl , ll.krui,,.. i o,o 7 tii::_t t tatiiith ) ticte i ,atNro l ,ini:io:l . f.rrinc:c i :loe: i alint r ,is i ggg And 100 guineas to be divided to t)lo). ris e , 4 Boats and Crews :--lirfr Brothers, ........... s _ ,t, , ZrAl 0 IS pre. DISTRIBUTION Or Pitl - , op , d gajestY 4 , 'ter t 1) ril i tatt n ilfr:;te d ,acpgi :x i :rt. ( rior f I l erit. ii ni[4()::::,:i:Ecig(:::::.,lo,o:reilfrnisi;,rti;jot:.ii:iis'.s.i.m,is,o:,,,iri..:l:ifi.o.ll,li.ll:::slo,lo::,,,,v.riis, 1,:on,:,,11::::11401101::oiti 2tl ittri,C, 1,799. eiery di, y 10 , , fife, y VW, ou . , co anltLrlid,L) tfi,..crs.. rad Compoly.ot 1.41,,,,,1ir0rf0r t ke,,,Y 0 ‘'... , Y nOt, 4t No, 22, A rteldel-itS4l • „,, t o e;Prs , , 0, If 140,7; 4 40 1 n Mor t.l) lid 3nt 0 A pri 1 iz0,1,._••• n oer, i i g i t of the Fruicit , . II 4 ii Val tig•or the4th No„ve.:,,s e PfP • 1141°etwvo, ccil ar.d that., .4 , No. 2 , Litt/4 cg 1414 vccr, hnd ,:very ii;v::tter,g4rdqouPtiint,yaro• Ltle 1101.150 Went IMO a UOMTIIM ee the Report relative to the Improvement of Leith Harbour, when a Sum of 25,0001. was v.ofed for that purpoe. The Reporl to be received' to-mor 7 rote. The CIiATICIILLOP: of the ExcittEcierit, gave no tice, .that he should on 'Wednesday, iu the Commit tee *of Supply, move the 'Anna. •Grant for the Sierra Leona Establishxent. l'he House went into a Committee of Supply on the Motion of Mr. Fontrt, and voted' the Sum of 600,0001. for the Extraordinaries of the Army in Ireland for the year i 805 ; and 4,0001. for the Im provement of the Harbour of Plymouth. O n the House being resumed, the Report was'ordered to be received to-morrow. , Ordered; on the Motion of Mr. yOSTRII, that the House should to-ntorrol,v,gO into - a Committee, to consider of the Ditties on Spanish,Red Wine. Mr. BTi7RGEi l3ou tlyr ,obtained leave to bring,in a Bill to abolkh the Fees of certain.Officers'oeCus tbnis,-and to . ensitrea more regular attendance in the discharge of the Duties of their ,Office, litstra.7.4t brought up a Bill for au thorising the Lords ‘oCramissioners of the 'Treasuryto permit the Warehousing of Goods in•certain Ports upon security for Payment of the Duties ; also, the Inland Coal Importation Bill; and Mr. IlusKts'sou . brought up the cochineal' Dust Duty Bill, which were severally reaka first tittle, to be'read a second time to-morrow. Tile other. Order's of the Day were then disposed of.—Adjourned. MAI LS. . , Alouvrn—.ll3ottenbur, , ,lt, r Dublin. Du z lianiburgh, Gottenbure,h, i. Lisbon; r Dublin, z. Watctlord. PRICE OF S"rOCKS TUTS DAY A r TWiLVS. O'CLOCK.. Consols - - .59 I Reduced A tio• - 5811