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Ki,' 13ri4:o.sticeit, liiaCkfriara and to be had of ell book.iellets, Post-ma s ters, anti principal iiti - kerliosi in GiNiat lintail wilil art C l Xtra allowance in the .. lit.ii . chaal of quitlititics. • ' ' ' * ' .' .. , : ..„. P_.4Ii.LI,IIIIENT. ROUSE O h PLERS. EKIDAY, mAY 17. .Ceitticil was furttfer heard in the Irish Appeal. Wianington v. Winoington, —To be hearl again on Monday. - The Royal Assent' was notified, hy Commission, to the Irish Notes Bill, the Irish' 'toads Bill; and to the Scotch : 14. eise ; and likewise to above twenty Private Bills.; • Lori OA KNLEY gave notice ho should; on this day. se'n.. night,"submit his intehdc4 Motion to the 1-inose,rcspc4.ling' the State of our Naval Affiirs. Their Lordships, on Alo. non, were accordingly summoned to attend on that day. Lord AUCKLAND gave notito of a Motion resp,i:Autz tain iMprovcnients for the accoontoXiation of the Officers of their Lwrdships' House.'--Adjournecl. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Message from the Lords -by 'the Deputy Uahcr of the Black Road required the attendance of the House at their Lordships' Bar, where the Royal Assent was given by Com mission to the Irish Loan Ad, the Irish Post Roads Ad, the Irish Promissory Note Ad, the Irish Dollar Token Act, the Scotch Excise Office Ad, and several Private Ads.. On the third reading of the Bill Fier allowing a Salary to the Chairman 'of the Session of Salford Hundred, in the County of Lancaster, objedions were made by Sir ROSE AT BUXTON Mr. SHAW I.II,YET RS, on the ground that it was'a bad precedent. The Bill was defended by Col. STAN LEY and Lord STANLEY. The Gallery was cleared for a Di. viuiosl, and thedoors remained shut for a considerable. time, daring which the Debate continued. We Suppose an Amend ntent was prOpUbCd in •fhe Committee, : for on re-opening of the Gallery, we teund the Bill WAS ordered to be read a third time this day s - ennight, by a Major ity of 49 to 38. Mr. Cos wxx presented, Petitions trout the House of Kepi and the Ltpahaiders of the Isle of Man, , relative to the points in dispute betwean- the Islanders and the Duke -of Athol, and the disposal of the Reventie of that Island, and praying, that if further , compemsation was to be made to the Duke, it may be made without charge to them,HOrdered to lie on the Table.. Lord CAsTr. ert tAort moved for leave to bring in a Bill for putting County Hospitals in Ireland on a better footing, by 'rendering the Funds Imre certain, and enabling the Managers ti) issue Medicines to Patients residing in distant parts of the Counties. After a few observations from Sir lotto togs, !cave was given. Un • the, Motion of Lord STANLEY, it. Was ordered, that there be laid before the House an Account of the Number of Private Men, Scrjeants, and Corporals, that.had volunteered from the Militia for general Service, distinguishing the partir cular service.. . •• ' _ . Mr. CkEiv iv gave notice, that on Monday he would move for certain ACCOtlilts relative to the Salaries of the judge, Marshal, and ReAistors, of the Cotirt of Admiralty. Mr. ALEXANDER brought_ up the Report of the Military Intitiity Bill. • O,.:II.4NCELLOR of tie EXOtiEQUER Stated, that the 111 contained a Clause to oblige those entrusted with the money transatlions of per." sons to whom the Inquiry extends, or, persons att., ing in trust fur them, to answer all questions tending to ascertain whether the Public Money has been applied to purposes of private emolument.. This. Clause is designed particalarly to obtain informs. ticsn in cases similar to that in which . Mr. Mark Sprot refused to'answer under the present Mt of. Naval Inquiry. On the suggestion of Mr. Getty', the powers of Inquiry wereeXtended to the Medical Department of the Army. Atyr some conversation between the Cti4 . 1.16?1,,L0R of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. Fox, and Mr. Gaxy,..ir was agreed, that the Mt should be imperative to compel the Commissioners to inquire past as Well as ptesent abusos, with a proviso, that they slioui4 not " be compelled to inquire into thiogs . in which Inquiry would not be ettended'with any benefit. / , 4ms agreed to, and the Bill or d ere d to be read a OW tithe on 1 nesday. Mr. ALexAttorx brOught up the Report,af. the (..:omeaittee on the Naval Inquiry On the sog. Adlnieal MARKHAM else Bill Was re_. cimtnitted, Ltiiili a .VieW 10 coinprtliend, GreenWi6h H o spital in the range of Inquiry. It Was stated that by this Bill also, those who arc concerned in applying to plofitable purposes the money of..perarms in tuoalie situation's e!mortett with the Navy, or persons atiing in trust for them, are requ i re d to answer questions, when there may be reason to think such money or any part of it may be, public money. This provision was made to apply to per. ions' in the situation of Mr. Mark Sprot. The Report was brought ty, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time . on. l'oes44y. The Irish Spirit Duty Bill ',vent through a Com. " mince, and 'the Report to . lae received on Monday. On t h; N4,.%i0“ .of Mr. FoiTittt, the House went into a Conlon; tee of Ways:and ,Means. A Stamp Doty of 3,1. was inipOSed on. Bankers' Checks under 5 1. in pith r to prevent them front) getting into cir - - culatiorr. Policies of Insurance in Ireland' were made eha.rgealole at ;.s. 6.1. per cent. asin England. The Report to be, o:x4).ft:a on Monday. Ou the Motion of Colonel BAG wE L i. , the House went into a Committee on the. Irish Freeholders' Bill * Sir W. ,Btr ttlacive a 4 in the Clair. On the'first Clause. being read, Mr. FITZGISqALD expressed his opinion,.that there was no necessity for hurrying the Bill forward with so intach precipitation, eapecialty as it was one of the provisions of which ; the people of Ireland' were utterly ignorant, arid which went to disfran chise a nuinber of intlivi tls. lie therefore Moved, • that the Chairman do leave the Chair, On this a consieteralne debate took place, in which rIAo.WiLLI Mr. J. FrTZGEitAI.O, Mr. 11. liitowtir., Sir . j.,Nitw,Otur t Mt. Last, Mr. Kisstits, and , Lurd G. C:6, aNDlsti, .supputteti the Bill, contending, that it was absolutely ri.ecessary to revers' 60 rctuptatian to perjury which now existed, from the proof of ii right or Freehold being A ll owe d to depentl al one on the Voter' ; 6, 1 t h. . Mr. G. roNSoNUY, Mr. I,4yrntleitE, and Mr. . - MARTIN I ' opposed the Bill, us inadequate to the purpose tor which it was intended, anti as trench. ink; on the privileges of Irish Freehoiders. lire CtirnmitNe divided, when there appeared, for the ChairniAn's leaving the. Chait 'i9 Against it 35 tviaj , )rity , . A long and .uninterestilig discussinri ensued on the variou Clauses of the Bill, into which 4 num_ btr Ut Amendments were introduced. The Hut ac having then reqiined ; the R ern, WAS brought up, and read and the Dill as amended, was ordered'. to printed ) , and taken into Conbi., .deration Cin Wcdocsday. l'he But for ,tioppiying Towni and cities of I,elAnd with eater went thronolr a Cillltilittee and the Report was. ordyred to be received on Monday. The Irish Land PArtirion 13itl, and the Pancra, Bill, were read - a third time ant; paoet,i;- The Sidie I)n'y 13ii1 uas read a third time at ,1 rased.—A•ii )urt,ed at twelve Monil.ay, =int MA I I.S. As. v ra •13 brn — s - W• t•• •I rd Dux —2, Ilainburgh, u LI . t Goiceriburgh, WAterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A'S TWSLVIS O ' CLOCK* Cun,ols 4 (Minium - - - - 3 LONDON, SATURDAY, riIAY 18, 1805. We have this day to lay before our Readera in. I telligence of the utmost importance; and •we sin. cerely hope that a very short time will elapse before, we have to communicate the joyful - news. 'of a decisive, Viairy .over the Fleet of- . the Enemy—perhaps, before this time, that vietory has been obtained. On the evening of "the t+th, about seven o'clock, the Vessels composing the In. shore Squadron of .Lord GARDNIIR'S Fleet, made the Signal that the whole of the 'Breit. Fleet, con sisting of 21 Sail of the Line and lieveral Frigates, had got under weigh, and Avere. then standiOg out of Brest Harbour. Lord GAILDNIR immediately 'ordered the Transports that were with the Fleet to leave it, and make the best of their way to the first Port in England. He then threw out the Signal . for the Fleet to form in line.of-battle. 'His Fleet consisted of Seventeen Sail of the Line, nine of which are Thtee.deckers, and twelve Frigates.— , Before I the Transports, were out of sight, the British Fleet had formed in line.of.battle, and were within sight of the French, who still con. tinued standing out, apparently determined to engage Lord GAZDNRIt. Of the result of the con— test we entertain no doubt ; the only apprehen. sion .we entertain is, that the French will not . persist in their intention, but that they will again take refuge in Brest Harbour, and again disappoint our expecting, Tars: The, fad of the Brest Fleet being .under weigh, and standing out of Harbour, our Readers will perceive is mentioned,. with some variation, in our Letters from Plymouth and Falmouth, but the above statement may be implicitly 'relied upon. Some Letters from Ply. mouth which we have seen, state, that the two Fleets were within an hour's sail of each other, and others go so far as td say that they were adually engaged ; but this we apprehend to be merely conjetture. The Dispatches' containing the above intelligence have been brOught by a Gun.brig which, arrived at Plymouth en the 16th .from the Channel Fleet. The Dove and the ARive, two of the Transports that were ordered by ,Lord GA It DN Ii ft to sail lot England on the ap- pearaticc of the Brest Fleet, have arrived at Fal. • month. As soon as this intelligence was received .at Plyinotith, orders were given for ail the Line.of. battle Ships that were ready for sea iminedia:ely 'to get under weigh, and Co ji,in the' Channel Fleet with all possible expedition. Seven. Sail of the Line that were to Caw,aoti Bay made',the signal for sailing on the cvet,io; ; ‘if the With respett to 1.401-4! Ni:LsoN's Fleet, various re. ports continue to be cit - ctthite44, of his 'having fallen in with the Combined Fiects, and of his.having had an anion with them. We attach very little credit to these reports. We y - sterday stated from_ authority, that Lord . NEGiON way ct,uizing to the Soaihwa'rd of the ,bland of Sirdinia on the 19th ult. anti .therefote it is iinpossible that he cold have been off Gibraltar on the 2lst. or that hs oOuld have fallen in with the rear of. the Combined Fleets that entareti Cadiz on the az i.--It is, however, pOssible that his. Lordship might, have fallen in with them if th4y had attempted to put to sea sulasequent to that period; and a very strong report prevailed this morn. ins that the Lordship was within sight of the Ene my.; Taut we could not discover on what foundation it rested. he statement in our Letter from Cork most, we apprehend, he incorrel, because the ac. ciaints from Lord Net.4ox, which we published yes terday, were brought by the Adive,.which Vessel, thersfine,couki not ha ye brought theintelligence men. tinned in that . Letter. At the same time we have nu d(Mbt but that . his Lordship passed the Streights very soon after the. Adive, because his Ships were all clean and in' excellent condition, and would sail' very nearly as'fast.as that Frigate. TH e' Ilan:bur:l,, Mail due on Wednesday atritr. cd this morning, The following are the only at. tides of intelligence which it brings • MAnktu, APRIL 18.—Yesterday. Jaßomit 130.. NAPARI 4 R arrived here, under ,the name of M. AL. Urc.T, from Lisbon. He has taken up his residence at the Hotel of Malta, and to.rnorrow will proceed on hi, j urniy to Paris. lily Lady, who expeels 6(10n to 11C.10, is gone t by sea from Lisbon to Hot. yeiterby a younger son of General Mott EAU ar ri4cl here, why is .g )ing to his father at Cadiz.--. Zeneral !Viol EAu will td , urk in alai as)" with his Fah ily fa. New. 1 7 ork. W e are assured that the United I4eneh snd Simnidl Fleets, amounti n g together to IS Ships the Line, 7 Frigates, a Corvette, and 3 Brigastin tl az - stinca - to forth j tin tlia ICfi iliafrSiptction • Ferrol. ........ 1010.,...1 . Yesterday a Cabinet Cuuneil teas held at i.O Mulgrave's Office, at which the Liato CHOC., Loa, the Duke of MON ramie, E . trls of Bctitio. HANISH I R E, CAUDEN , anti WPsTMoIt,LAND, VII' counts St DNIOLTTH ' and CAsTLEttiAnis, Loht MuLtstAVE ana HA VPlCEslici ttY , and theCILAK, CELLOR of the EXCHKQIIIIR were present, VI Council broke up about four, W hell Kul Cotstm and the CUANCELI,OI( of the EXCIieQUIR bad I tong conference with I.ord l3A.gliAms .it tits t'act i. tatty., A Council met this day, at two o'clock, s Lord Mulgratte's Office. Yesterday morning early His MA j eslt left gel for Woolwich to review the Artillery. About t4%elve o'clock HIM MAjfsTY ard C. PliNcaslas Telt the queen's 1,1006 e fir. The KING will review several CarpsviCoucal .: all; Volunteers on Friday sennighc, on Haiti/1 . ,: l oi on which occasion Hi l MAJpiY Will bfelnilio the Marquis of As sac° iire4. Mrs. . v i r t i, Lvootes gave a grand MasqueratleoP need s,}• 3.) evening, at her house in St. Pme.lllloo4 to nearly coo of the ta6hionable world. ,fi Last. night the Dutahess of Dsiottsolll' P venor_squale, a most splendid' Ball at Devonshire it,tile, Ite a The..CoUnies of DIM) Y g.o e her fittlqr.,ol, Biackvlo. Rout on Thursday evening,• at, her linos ln `"( persons of the fi"rsircdhistwirait:liAninteanndticdfAbllonn.egril ,50wi Tile Dulehess of Cki Attrios's second. WI I all the distinguished personages' in town. ?et, , t v o e g e o e l : i k l os i si a e r : l p .aeo r i l t i u 4 f , n , v c - : H ef e G : 1 4:o ; a e ‘ w: #l ...; e : t i .4 e: r cn t w ;aly T. , sc ev cis v : u er d ; e n t. i g i :, v g n: a::::: l: y e i r ci a inh n j4 d etid f t a ebb i n i n a G ; attrodect. : ( iide nC I•hrci CH ATLI M.l has taken for big ow e' - e l jot s n t t h h ; again,t tht.. carcidinholgorn-licricMoaQ:Litu)sysNiht ,i(o:tn.vti,ohG: the Lyltr;it:n4:ll,t ir‘liiel::(o.:l:gijiii ~. m,i)rtii Acheson, Hon. A. ; Archdall, M, ; ,Vcil l , irst, 4 ' ~,6 ,iscount i Burroughs, Sir W, i 3,4 041 ' , I : l C4Set Boyle, W '!' • ; Chinnery, Sir li. ; Castlereagh, Viso.ouni! fjosi Right Hon. G. ; Clements, ----; Dail:con, ~ FOO l 1 0 lui F. ; Fostar, Rt Hon. 1. ; forte,cue, W• t,',,,,0 0 ~t.one, sirr. ; Hardman, E d w. 11111, Sit ' L; c° ' I .'..W.iii tr I__lfP. ; flarniltan, Hans ; Jone, Toy rw hit; J°,n.t. , '' c a wir 1,..93_1150n, Denham ; lc _carte, Sir 'obit ; King, H on. Edward ; Longfield, M ; l',4ll,e`g i 4. Oull' b i ....Y, ward ; Macnagliters, E. A. ; Novak, ;: i ; Roc , Char G s; Pole, Hon. W. Wellesley; RA I ' ' ‘''''' fort, GG. ; Sneyd, Nath ; Savage ► Fracis; SuiliTif l op Shaw, R. ; Stewart C . W • Ste:v rr ► ltiOlt HMI,' • Stewart, James ; Tottenham , C. ; 4V;relter, C. the N li The following Irish Members yawl in tin,l , t lo u rTn i ! h . :7e C n: , Rb; l j y . iN . a g, notary for - the same queSt ion • . 'BA Bagnall, W. • Burton lion F ..• Butler, on. '',,ititil,i' Hon. C.; Kno%, rt&olo , Bligh, Mr 'l'.; Caulti'eld, El(in 11 ; r ' a c,i, Allr r .c.oornry, R ight Lion. I.• Dillon, Hon. A.; Eir.ig.. o,rnei 111,7:, .1.." i. Fitzgemid, 'Right. Hon. NI.; Frei,l:ll.,',„,opri,, C. S .: "lne, W. H.; Hutchinson, Holt. '''' ! he P.; , o , _cc, h. :Mathew Kightillon.,,).",, Sir 1, suilda " itry ill, and unable to attend the }louse. , , ?,1 A t hat 11 / woodcock weighing ii i oz. wal poi, Everill, of Caistur, ne.if Yarmouth, onniao :co: :I;:virnoe,mnlbvo:.rb;fyo:::l3;;ary:os,:,:rrstall,,,, "'l:might. This bird never having Is!' „Ail; t h ; e ° , at : L i i I ig c p chit:inn'. i.ip,ols:',.ilrii%rriv.:..stv:uchey R. • L:a0,0,,. asoli, , i : that part oft he count iy at ,tich A time I' l ihe)01100 from it, rarity,' btert.,ent to t he hot spit, ttie count}' (Mr. COKE, of H'lkhtilli. ditt , 0 t A most ternarkalite instan t) of leo° f l ic fa' breed at sheep has occurred is 'e3s.'" ()Clib,l4loll . of Jonathan Sitteiby, at ,Cleach,4:,all°:' es l ' e 11 out of little recite thin two hut)oe"" -w0,',0 I thirty -Ave threes, only nine single PO re.tiainder entipk . is. , 'RO I A rein irk.tb.e fat ox, ,bred an d red "Y ' p ie - or a' 1° Scut, EA. a Tug il-lial/i was ..egl" 1,/,,tfolkt l','"Flitatt . THotortn,x, io 13-Il,toli ou f ~itti ':oe't(lay, the zi..l ult. the fonr.quidle zit , to! fairly dressed i , f nil ket ) Weig ne : l : I )) t'yei lril i and the tailo .t. 22st. VI), lie olog.My And never hi.i '3,4 Ma c nnttion IceLliog' er 0 1 Newark Fail:-i7ii Tu . tisk Ainig ,0, CS / i f o bi haven abscrveil lot some yedrs vars. l' ',id Or L e asti, ..' . •- f, d'ln t Sy. supplied with liorsel, ve ry 11..:1)10:r i c p to tiC A e , ,which were iR general sold tor ' At , Bungay Fair, no 'Furst' Y' . cd otinciPl a smart show °Thurso, which on 51 :: 1 1 , o'f. OS 'if, of .the ordinary. kind._ As. TOW.. g.,..J‘ af lo go po i txhibired, they •as oho! wen' di,, Aort,,o The supply of neat stock Wai egol,HY ,f Fair was altogether thinly arteniit.c.ivoc o ht I . At Leicester Fair 'on Mooo' . I .:, from 64" 603. to 63:. cwt.; very prinw dori,oia, lttle, 683.—The Beast and Sheep 1, , , w` ' of. Ito brisk even at advanced Vigo, reo , roef4 it show WAS small, and they sola 3t..gi.,,A faitiCae, The preparations fur h e new. Ifidill'e of fp at Drury.lane Theatre, il lti" 11/!,:ec,i; kill‘h.„. f Thieves, are of the most maw, bt , KetP i i incidental' Music is to be .sol)i'lIe? a bog will is not positively certin that to , fl: t i 10 4 Drought forward this season'. i . 3 roveci.n. or So much has recently been 1 ` .101 wipe _,I 1 lation of an A 8 of Parlillo!t, t ` i ; be alairlifio de/skive dames of fashion begi n c uhifsing II;:o the Law should be put in t°rc,s!ahbatr ills at tend Dili/me Sertnei on ikt p i disgracing it by a Corico l. ~ ro gue to ihe r 10 11 Fox, ip his late , va ther my Iailooci; in sacs F•-yard, asked, w ne acc a 11,1'n 11131 Al them, If he h;tl bccu disgr__.,,,t ;,,,,0,,. boa would not feel more , We," r se ,411011) r; e a jo date than could be felt by 1.' , ,,, iie gn , I 40„, luded ? But Mr. k 'ox migll g !, that tontwoot 0 teen, 'what must be thought u_' 4 the V t'r . Y 0 , 0 00 1 ter having desciibeil anottleliceirjrlog thii4t,ll:.fileterilifill that ever existed, aril Willi il 11 verY , 'foal I:im.til rtio a woo ..h the diout i t t v v il l:o rs i tn n :i t s i n e t ditii,,ititil;:it f k l i ) t t r e e ,ttrilee:lnol yl:oli:ii.iiii:;:n-)4ltaii,4if In eiri.tiliatiii)..°'.l,l 11,1 s:: Fox, with ~ii hisintrepiol .) , :o , ligf '. a tpiestiiin, haVd ahcW il 6()/11 ' Itni e • • , ~ skg we, TIIE SUN. Quis DIOERE FALSUM AUDEA??