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Birch be allowed trs net, santl that be be not re moved withiwt their permission. Ot tiercil.--Atljourticil. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The,further.etinsideration of the Report of the Weights and Measures 13111 was postponed till to morrow. TRANSPORT BOAILD. Mr. (Navin rose for the purpose of moving for leave to bring in, a Bill to transfer the business of the i rtanenort 'lloard to the WHY ) ? and Victualling - Board. It was in the power of the Crown, by mevs.of the patent, to transfer but . the Object cif the fill was to enable Commissioners of the Navy and Victualling Bair !s to sue in the as the Cot►imissiujters of the Trans- port Board . • - In answer to a question by Mr. Western; ?Jr. troher stated that this removal rasa measure,of economy ; and that_ an. arrangement was nowin prowl's* respecting. the trefttnent of Lunatics from the IsThvy. • The motion Was then,agreed to, and leave given to bring in • Petition was presented from certain Inhabi tants of the County (.1' Dorset, complaining of ngtieultural distress. It was read, and oroi•ed to be refet red to the Committee on the State of the Agricultural futeic,t, . TILINPVICTATION OF OFFENnERS., Mr. IL AvotNGToN rose, pursuant to notice, to move for leave to bring a Bill to continue and amend the several Acts respecting the regulation of the Transportation of Offenders. It was his have' introduced this Bill at ,a more early •periml of the Session, and also so to frame it as tn„consolidate all the Acts relating.to transporta . tionand prkon.ships, but this he had not been table satisfactorily to accomplish. It would be re-. itilleeted by the [louse that the Act of last Session repealed the Act of the 2-Ith of. the. King% The" Geollelltall then t4Ciiiiit,ukted the nature of. 'the tliffif:rent Acts upon the subject, and the sue- cessive alteratinnl that had been tiniqe in then►. Tn the progr . gss of this Bill he would . be very 11:1p. p v t o a v a il himself of the : snggestioni of any tient. Member for its improvement. lie thei► inovecl for leave to bring in the Bili; flea a few xvords front Mr. JoNns and Mr. Mr. ADVECROMBIR said, that he wished the ilonSe to be put in possession, of at copy of dis. I.ateit 'from the Secretary of State for the C9lO. Department, to GuecroorMacquailie nt New f..z.outh Wales, and the an wet of the Governor; if there. had bei.'n any. It .was, in his ()pillion, im-,, t ollt Wit to 11;11.'c those papers before the Bill was carried through the House. . • Mr., A oottro - roN replied, that it was highly flecrssary to puss the Bill before the Ist of May next, it'h. ii the present Act, would he eN,pivid, there fort: he ww; aft aid that there wonld ! pit be ;tittle to wait for the ropers whirl) the. Hon. Gen • tkinao who spol;a last lad ment:ol,eti. AtirttclitottP. and Sir M. IV.llint.ey . main. tained :halt the 13ill ji,wildiLl'ot be hurried through[ the !louse xt githig time to consider 't tibleck. and to be supplied with the proper do ttonents.,. . . 1..,ocK11:111T thought the subject highly de t.,rein4.,t- the attention, of the Mouse. lie hail real the report (it 11r. Capper, with great sails -I.u.i'mo, and anlicipaled much advantage (rot.% the . It II vt , 111p1111APA The motion was then agreed'to, and the Bill brnnicht MO as first time, and ordered to be reasl,alecond limp On Monday, next. Aattactlomati pre dated a Petition froth 'certain Debtors confined in the Castle of Yolk, .proying,,that tlielLS('4vent'Debtors' Act might not te i )eak:(l. The Petition was t,henreaa and ordered to be rift [red to the Cominittee on the Insolvent Deb tors' Act. Bitoobr.w brought up the Report of the 'Committee of WayS and Means, .the Itesolutiohs (.1• which were read and agreed to, and Bills or • 'tiered saecordingly, Mr. ARBUTIINO,T ,presented copies of the Esti *mated ExpenditUre in the departments of Lord Chainhrlain. and Steward of the Royal Uousehold„ deceit to lie on the table. TIT:4NET 14.4 1%'.' notice, that on Wednesday yiext lie. would atone for time abolition of the office o 'l the third See'rentry of, State, meaning th4t of the Secretaty at War, tie'then moved, that there maid hefore the Hot* . an Account of all Sala ries and Expenses,provided for the Secretaries of State for the 1-16ine, Foreign, and War Depart• mehts, front the sth of January, 1815, to the sth J a poary, 1816. question beta..; CIVIL LIST. • Lord CASTLOIMAGH that the present would be ns 'cotivettient , u time as any for hint to apprise the Iloitee that he intended to bring in a Bill to feguhtte the Civil List prospectively, and to abo lish' the offices which were recommended to be dis. revised with by the liesOlntions of the Coinmittee Orlast year upon the subject. These woe very ftesi hie 'objecti the attainment of which bad 14-en long contemplated by Government. It was also desirable to give the Crown sneb as income as might preelotht the neces%ity of frequently re eurring to- Parli , tinent. lie hiSO wished to stnte that Alinistera did not intend to call upon Nona. went to n - take any priivision for the arrears of the Civil List,' Which amounted to about 77;0001.; and , tehich - it was intended to discharge by means of the stinit which had accrued as Droits of the Crown. •Mt%ltklivlCY.- , --As to what bail been last Stated by the Noble Lord, it appeare - tl to kith that if the Thoits of the Clown were not applied -for that purpose, tlieywouln have been available for soMe other branch of the expenditure, so that it came to - tha:sanie thing whether Parlianient was called opon or linty— fle`-evislied- the Noble Lord to State what he meant by thcproits of the CroWn, as he: slid ,i~at itOderstind what they were. As to the Bill proposed by therNoblc Lard, he was very glad, ro hear of ;it, anti to'tind :fmrdship's se cond't Imog con tir SithjeCt of CeOnamy 140 pro , - filmed such 14 . 4md cltcrts. ;Lir only iJantte 11;iglit haveztime to consider I,ite -•• , - - joet. tot •before the Noble- Lord introfbleetl,leis Tierney) was resolved to move for I.l4e,filipailitweiirtg - I •Anuodittee,of inquiry intd the Expetites of the Civil List, %%Weil $ 111)1 " havP pc)tver toexamine wit neiz , es, as ><t'rtljt>titsucli "I" iry ttoth satisfactury could be done. Lord CAS:Mk:jig-MIR hail no ohlection Ilia :.an account of the Droits of the Clown thOidd ,!be laid.before the .flouse, 'sVith it statettrut of the Way in k% Inch they wer!,iapplictl,' He was not dis posed to throw any impediment 'in- the %ily of.tle Right Hon, Gentleman to prevent' hith from re.; commending to the House to tike any particular view of the eltpenditure of the Civil List t but it would he necessary that the queNtion should first be brought .hefore the. House, as until then, 10 truth, therc.would be nothing to which the inquiry of the 11 ight Hon, Ccntleilyan could refer. It ought therefore robe bronglit before the Honor first in the shape in 'which his Majesty's Govern ment thought most proper for Parliament to adopt. The RigiA Hon Gentleman might than make any proposal which he thought proper.. . Mr. TIERNEY said, it must be recollected that the measure of the Noble!Lord would he found ed on the . Report of the Committee of last year, and proceed On the assumption, that the HQIISC would all agree to this Report. Now to this•he totally ohjectud, and would therefore endeavour to be hefore-hand with the Noble• Lord, Mr. BtlottGti AM wished - the Noble Lord tocause the Accounts which he had mentioned relating to the Droits of the crown to be made nut merely with the sums Wall, as it would he more, perspi cuous, and prevent the House being troubled with the details-. Lind CASTE.RREAoII was not aware of any oh-. jection to the proposal of the Hon. and Learned Gentleman. SLAVE TRADE. Mr, SVILBEICEORCE, referring to the ResoWhin of the 4th of February, 1816, which hnd been ,signed by the great European Power", fur the abolition of the Slave Thole, and by which they agreed that their respective Ministers in .London slonild hold conferences for the purpose of more cfrectually abolishing this traff►c, wished to know from t h u Noble Lord, to whose efforts in C;is cause buttumity owed so murb, and what 'steps had been taken for carrying this Resolution into elfvct. 'L ' at'h CASTLEREAGH said, that Russia, Prussia, and Austria, were the only Powers that had .itt first acceded to the Resolution ; but that France had siucelh•en made a party to it.. Ile hail ple.a- Sutt the lion. Gentleman that the Pi ince Regent hail cansed communications to he recently. addressed to the , di ff erent Powers, for the purpose of carrying'tlit's Resolution into effect, and that he was C9llVineett no time would be lost in doing so. Mr. W . , SsltTo'rejoiectl' at the progress tvhicli Lact.be t i Ll nao.c within the last year towards the complete, abolition of the, Slave Trade.: Ile: wislt , edaLove all things that-such steps might 1w taken - Hit were likely to bring . tlie Court of Spain to taxi lislt this !raffle. CA.sTLEREAOH replied, that at s ie nna the Court of.Spaitt had pledged itselt to . the a.bolititm of the Slave Trade in eight ye , os. Every effort .had been since made to, induce this Court to shorten this period, hilt witilOnt success yet there was this satisfaction, that there was evo-y reason to believe that, the Sguniol Court Yi:Puld redeem its pledge. • iVo representations-as to the injustice and impolicy of - this traffic had been sue cessful towards this Court. • ' FisiLAY gave'notice: that' An lay tor a Cninmittee to intittire into the state of the trade in Foreign - Linens. • There were then ordered to be laid before the 'House AecOititta of the Foreigo and Irish Linen imported, and . the doies pain on importation. The House resolved - itself into a Committee On the Loan Arts of . the Oh of Geo. HI., the Re 'wit of which was ordered to be receivad to morrow. • Mr. Bantoo wished to have soma explanation as to an item in the Naiy EstiMates`, by 132,962/. was charged for the victualling of hien employed in what is called Harbour fluty, at kite. rate at cigteen'penee 04lay for each Mall, Where.: as, ill 1813 aml , lBl-1, the charge was only is ling a man. There was no cause for this increase, finless to increase the perquisites of the Officers. By bringing back, the rate to what' it-was no less a sum Could be saved' titan 44,000: concluded by moving for' a return: of the. utiniirer of men in the several Deparmenti of . the 'Naval or Transport Service victualled ,othersvise by competition of Ptthlic. Contractors. . Mr. CHOKER maintained, that it was impossible that men in such harbours as Portsmouth, mwnth, Chatham, and Sheerness, could possibly be victualled fit a cheaper rate than eighteen-pence a day.; `At Milford Mayen, where that; was it ' public contract, which was one of the cheapest . places in the kingdom, the rate was one shilling and four-pence baltperinra mot 'per:diem: He bad no objection to produce the accounts inovctl for ; ou the contrary, be would aiford the Hon. Gentleman every facility for inquiry into the: sub• ject, and hoped he would go to the bottom of it, us he - would be convinced thit the rate in the Es timates was the loweit possible. Mr. BARHAM said, that the price of provisions at Milford Haven was now very low, 'Mr. .lotips was sni.e that every .arrangement tin this subject had been made with a view to', economy. A fter some cX pia oat ions Detween Mr . Brougham , Mr. Crofter, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Bating, the pa pers were ordered to he produced. Mr. BARING then lnn%ed for all account of the expenses for building and fitting for sea the fri gates Cydnus and Fairotas, :,and also an -account of the time when each frigate Was fitted for sea, ari d i ts present condition. lie made thismotiou in consequenee of having understood that these frigates, bud been built in 1813, and were now breaking up for firewood, or condemned for that purpose. It that were true (aud lie cared not ivlictlicr those vessels had been built lit merchants' yards or in those of the, nation), there must have been the grossest neglect, as it ii as otherwise impossible that ships should be rotten in two years' time. Sir G. WAtuutismt assured the Elort, Gentie ittan,, .that the sy3tFhi of biddin g its Incrc h„ als , yarns, which basil onoccessitroy cost the -country, av man r iniii.ons, %vas now ah.intioneit tor ever. Jittaucitmit expressed liiy satis(actio it that the merits of the pl.tn of his Nol.:e Earl of St. Vincent, should thus be, at pubL liely acknowledged : yet, at the time he had pro pmed it, he had been subjected to au attack., which-, had the House allowed it, wo tld have 41 7 most extended Itself into it thotionor Censure, !if not into an impeachment of the Noble Lout, theriilY on the ground that he did not Wild "ships in merchants' yards. - The services of that iii tin guished Commander at sea were not greater than those whielr he bad rendered his.eonntry - by :th'& - introductian,of economical measures. Mr. CHOKER hail never denied the great merits of the Noble, Earl. On the contrary, he had a& tiered to his plan, and it was now upwards of five years since a single ship of the line had been built in the merchants' yards. On on emergency it might still be proper to build a few frigates and sloops in that manner, not to be nbligcd so re move a ship of the line from the stocks to .make room for a sinaller Vessel'. But his Right Hon. Friend (Sir G. Warrender), would be able to spew in the Committee on the Navy Estimates, that. for Eva .years ship of the line. had been built in merchants' yards, anti he hoped that evert frigates should in tat ure never be built there. After a few words . from Mr. Fouts and Ad miral MARKHAM., Mr. BARING said, that his motion had no refer ence' whatever to the question of yards. IVbether the two - frigates ,to .which he had alluded had been built by Government, or by merchants, it in two years they were so eohiptetely rottew U) be un fit for pttblie service, there :I{aye ,beets Some where gross neglect, and, unjustitidble waste: of patflic money. Mr. Citc".ca 'cohteniled, tbat there had been neither gross neglect nOr any. waste .of . public money. One of those frigates had•doue very vve;l, land hatl'brbiti'd t !tonic a Fran .... frig ate, 'which now remained in our service. ' , • The motion viis then agreed to, and the Ac connts orc!ered. , The frill► Excise and Customs' Regulation 13114 was reat a second time, and ordered to be com mitted on Thursday - nex t. The Crown Lands Bill 'was read a third time and passed. ---Adjourned.. FR ENC El PA PERS, (RUCEIVED THIS MORNP.,IO.) C'II.INIIIF:R OF I'EERS, lf.teccri 23. 1.11/LLETiN. The p o ke 'coiu.tnistiiritea to the ChAinberthe dete.rminitiooOf . the K . ing . to tt-nite the 'Duke of Berri twilit! Prifiress-Ntativ Carbline, Gratuktaughter of the King of the.Two,Siellies. • 'Fie igi.iiis.t:gr..at same: time,:eo — ni.Mtinicated au Ordonnante,:of the King; • telative• tiittie'forins of admission into the Chainber.of Peers of those • Members culled to it by hereditary. right. It wiis grantiner;titatlon'shonlll be appointed, to carry an Addrysi to' the Ki:ng'iita the' oecision Of-the • may . ri,ige a the Doke of B err i, a nd to Kettle bearer to his Rapti highness 43 f the telicitati9us Uf the Chamber of Peets.t- At three the Cbaucellatl returned from the Klug to ittrortu th , tult that the _Deputation u•otilti be rep' ceived at ei„ohte. '• .. cnASittitit iwmpplits, sIA RA 41. 111% cre corlyiere-preseured a rapid slctell'of the discussion had taken • place relative 1p rift Arrears. Ile .annotts ced. that the cgmtnicia t ioti oers i s ted lo the. opinion that the—Forint* .of th.e Mute ihould not he alienated: 3.1. Count Corvetto informed 'them that his ;!;,15,jesty bad ord.exed his Alinisters to amend the , articles 17 tb2o.of.the Pr()jet of the LaW on ,this subject, by some TItW 'ciao (1, whtclt 111 V c for, their object the toljotWument 'of the mode of pay tiiinfiirtheArrears until 1820, lie informed them that\io the.incan time bonds, bearing an interest o fs,p et i ee h t, would- he giYen, to the • Creditors, but which wohld not. be aciociaoe. h e new Art ides 17• .111 . /1 20-were adopted.' Th e Doke of Richlieu informed the Chamber:of the intended ntarriai,re of the Dake. of Some articles' were, reml relative to the eseablibliment necessary for thii august I.4nse. ,By *One it was: proposed to pay annually, a million of francs, in' ,addition to that which waftlestined for the setilc ment of the Princes of the Royal Family, by the.. law of Nor, 8 IEII4. By another, that during live years, only ,500,000 lbould be paid, and at the end of that amethe whole of the proposed sum. The Chamber adjourned till Monday. COUNCIL OF WML,MA RCH' 23. The Council met at eleVen. The reeding of the papers continued . till half -past twelve, when Ge neral Dcbelle was introduced. After some -Ties , 'put, by Ate President to the General, the witnesses were introduced. D:glears depOsed, that be was attatl:ed,by General Whelk at Illontelimart. That he had nrged him to si,ceede to the wishes of France for iltionaparte. The Marquis of iNlonteelm confirmed this testi- mony. Viscount Vautaran, of Grenoble, declared that the General always appeared opposed to the sys tem of.Bunnaparte. .Sonie other witnesses spoke to the same purport. The President reque,ted the Reporter to pro ceed. The Advocate of General Debdle having voted there remotneu two tv;roesses to be beard, whole testutiopy would be elf &eat ititetest to the Wise of the General, the Sitting was suspended mild half-past three, %Oleo M. Miirtheil was ;;ki!:°' duced, who stated that be had•hcae t that Gene» ral say, in consequence of same w wds that b 64 passed between them, that " he /to i been serving a tobber j " meaning Buonapattca The Sitting adjourned till Stutdayi: PAKIS, MARCH 24.- , -On the I I th oF this month the English squadron, which: on the :.sth entered the Port of Genoa, sailed on an Xf/editirni.. .9f the object of it we areat present ignorant: Fondle is employed at Dresden in. writing. 3 "Ictitoir in his defence. The Duke of Berry will his marriage, patrol' the Elysee Bourbon. Aguags, MAnott 19.-vestertl y at nine in the morning, the preparation for the trial of Lieu!. Gettetal Travot commenced before the- Connell of War. This important business will be con' tinued to-clay. FRENCH- ruNos. i per Cents. Bunk Actions d)f. , 20c. I (WO f. DUTCH MAIL AND !MUSSELS PAPERS,' [RECEIVED Tills MoRNING.] )I.‘Pcn 11.—.1c.cording to th.'e ge" neial of the inli4hitants and the P01it..41 • ,army, a monument be erected I.cre, with ll', `coltscllt of his jest v the Eini:evor.o(l Kiog , -hollow of the late-. Cuom inder in Chief of the t 1 : 1 1 e r Army, e u xpe ponittln"Y7 . 'll4 , • be re' civvdbv At Cracow 'a literary society is established. It is saltl i the Prince txt . the Itirm.inS 'will wait st St. Petersburgh fur news and tuuttrY' Ifu r " I ' 4 lather. It.Wal his WWI become per#4.)ti" l) ”, e : gttaintcd Rith Isis Majesty AE be m peror 01 The Rh - man Empire iiriV in time become excreting,' powertut in India, it it extends its dominion .ott of s l i s i e , c );?; 4 l: l l. s: l g f ti ;:l l : l .l r i t e l :a ltt o t y f tk, S o:_f a- p n i or l ':. t a i l s t e:,: s i l :i r r a d n i l (l 7 l 9 l C : e 3 " :; bB :l l :! ':: e s lying eastwards ott the sea, ore secure front tbd, attacks of the ; being rentlereri,inac cesm Bible theqr by 'great desalts and mountains.. Fi:ON 'NM NlitNts, Matto.' 14.!-...-Ptince. Ntt;zrn4 is to Irside Ititere with his coifitott at t\iiptiorP ProfeSiOr'GoCireS 114tviiig been acquitted by tistl trihillial :At Coblentr. the seals have been Cttk'''" tvotn, the . enpics' ()Utile Rlteniat 31ercury belongiu; to him, told the printer set at liberty. hf VIENNA, INa.i,en, rtliorprefi ifit'4lk pspers, i that lOU ot , the t fsrencht- 11e gieitles arc at Milan, la wholly unfounded. It is s:ritt tint: the Sall WorLs at R e i c hanitalr -$ '- the ortlylluint On Which negociotiont nve. sti3 ,ekrriwl an between our Court awl L3,ceaiia. t FRANKFORT, MARCH tfr.—The WI" C.V the Arehductiess Maria-L.443a distributed be ifire ber itep,trtiire . fron) Ali a ba i t ; r „ h e a bov.: 'rag aitilibkttl of it 3 V01111....*Ge31. ' 5 arrived in Mornvi.t. ttl,vu I.e ivid settle. DARWITADT, I‘.lA4C‘ll I.) —A Courier -.15,h0 ii arrived here is said-•.n be the be,ii.er of triso:ilchLs . which rchte !1) the evasion of the Ducliv to Pruskia r it loss since trausptied ch;.it the cession is near at haul. • • ,)t-tlers are said, to have been given from tbi, pkee, - to brake ittrinvetttory Its Teeth!), as possi ble, of the militip:y ellects, &c. &c, ; out the of infOrma - tion is collveted indireCtly cernitigtthe very productive salt-Works, the cause . . , ways, the miliiary roakis, B:tc. • Ifaxtsy,ti.a, MArrett merchant, hitherto resided here,. Wtis - lately.itt rested 03 / 11.7 " desheim, 'anti 'lnOttgiti ttl ilatijiver. • • •" 11 •AN -0 YVI. 4,. // 0 , 1 „1' the Prince Regent has beeu pleased to canter the; Grand Cross of fire' okfer of the Undilisi ttjiucta cri PriaceJoopold of Sitx'e",C , ,!ho.nik, cht Duke .the MarqUis:.• of An t; Stennvrt," Prince fatieher, 'Prince ifirdc'' burg ' ants' I'riti rh UtißLlst! --N A l l e A t ti ( C eTiTi tt Of the and Ilikhucss Cie IL.redit;try Pi ince of Anhalil.AOsS P ‘ t w ,i a i s h..e s i o s i:ly ~t r m ir ettel r ) ei tt lot it aolf:ifirtioisi,!.tie.r Roya l ,1,11:g11110 1 ! ;.:A.t Magdeburg, - the generous Society ni e r having ftritilled its humane intentions, is dis,stil"' / '? (eneral Von is• art ived hero. t . “ )fil Maidttlinrk. Cm"NittGEN, MAacti I G.—The Sound is rolr. ki frT;e - frOnt till klth 1110 '"`", r ; chanitn . ett . passed by "El ,incur, coming from - North Sent, one. of w., t was under quarrantitie fla At the clOi , e of I , Sl5, the number of inhabitants iii the''Wholz I)ttnish toonaehy is found to bits c ia ereasetl.by 16 ,000 Exchange on London, Alareh 12,-33. 11. AlaztOtt useall Journals tall& of the mann- r' vie of Prince Leopold of Naples wi th ' our Austrlsen Princess. This news seems, 116w 1 . ever, premature ;- sod its eon firtia.ition' will, doubt-, less, depend o n .the, turn which Prince Metter-, oichts.negOeiations with N,iples may take. It is . said that this celebrated statesman desit es,to form' an alli,inee between the• Courts of Vienna, Flo. , tepee, Turin, mid Naples. I'o facilitate these negficiations, the wishes og tbc'rielltoontese have been acceded to, respecting the' restitution of 'the fortresS of Alexandria; b", the payment of the expenses of the' witr in tit° , kingdom of Naples still continue to be required. - The late Kink of Sweden , seems to it..ive re nonneed his pr.( jeeted tit the 'll Ol l Land. fie arrived on tlig 28th of February ip 'het' port of Ancona', on board of the GoJetta ii Co". dime, returning front' Corfu. Tbis vessel is a4 ` present under quarantine. TURIN, Alisort 10.—Alexandria will not ba ceded to Austria. We' expect in a few days the. Austrian General Count tie Figulmont, who is coutirrd, by . order of the Emperor, to concert with. the Nlinisters of our Kind, the measures for OW ceocuatiott , of, the town and fortress of Armin' :sill:, which will soon take place. It seenverliere. will 'be some arr.olgenteni to :Bake about the Colon of the artillery and military stores itt TIT place.