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any da — nger in this respea in particular, nor would the.charader of the article of- provision be long Tre;erved in the Foreign Market, another very important consideration at any time, and still more so at this' time, when Ireland was succeofully en. deavouring to enlarge its Commerce. The Hon. Gentleman complained of the diminution of Exports from: this Country . ' to Ireland, and particularly in the article of Salt from Liverpool ; that might be very true, and, .he believed it was as ..far as the Hon. Gentleman took notice of it.— There might be a diminution in the exportation from Liv,:rpool to Ireland', but the general importation into Ireland had increased, notwithstandingit . had fir the last two- or three years diminished •, but that was a very partial way, as he conceived, of viewing the subje& It should be taken on a fair average of six years, and if the Hon. Gentleman took that view of it, he would 'find that this trade had nor diminished. It was true that the quantity of pro Visions purchased from Ireland for the last two . years, had been less than. others upon an average of the last six years—this was partly owing to the demands of rile War having ended, and consequent.. ly less provision made up in Ireland, and of course less salt imported; Pork in particular, the salt for curing which came from Liverpool, had been much less demanded for the last three years than in former times ; and so indeed, had alt demands of late for the Provisions of Ireland into hot climates. • As .to the Rock. Salt imported into Ireland, it had been nearly the same for some years. British White Salt,had tiiMiniShed considerably, and Salt in the last year .Lad diminished nearly one-third ; foreign Salt had also ditninished In much the same proportion: so that the Hon. Gentleman's apprehension was not well funded, thai the importation of foreign Salt into Ireland was the cause of the diminutiim of that of the British. The diminution had been in not making tap the same quantity of Provisions' for which the British Salt %vas wanted. But it' the Hon. Geri. tleman would take the average of six years, he would have the coniolation to find the importation of Salt into Ireland from Liverpool wis'much increased. Here Mr. Colt RY went over the different importaa tiotis for this period, to justify this assertion, and maintained, there had beer) no increase of foreign itnportation, so .us to stop the demand for the British Salt ; the general demand fir the provision trade bad fallen off for the present only, but no doubt would again revive.— When all these things were considered, Mr. Coat; v said, the apprehensions of the Hon. Gentleman respeding the trade between these two parts of the United Kingdom, would cease. When the provision trade of Ireland . should open again (as it soon might) all these apprehensions would be dispelled, and then there would be an end to the disadvantage which Ireland at present laboured under by the" enormous rate of txchauge which was against it, and which would cease or diminish rapidly when funds were duly pr o . vided for the payment of its debt. Upon a 101 l consideration of all these things, he was con. pent that the opulent and respedable people of Li. -Yerpool would be much too liberal to complain of the present state of exportation of salt from thence to Ireland, or to desire their Representative to persist in the Motion now before the House, for that there would he no Occasion to come tOr an Ad of Podia. rnent upon the tubjeet. Here Mr. CORKY, ex plained the Sahedole which was now be.fore.. the House on the subjed of Duties on Salt imported into Ireland, and then proceeded to observe, that the t rade 'in this article had been uniformly carried on for a long rime, .without any complaint on the part of the Mantifadurers of this Country, or of land. He observed,' that he had some. Regula, tions in contemplation upon this subj:d, and in which he had no doubt the Honourable Gentle. man 11 , 661 be able to give him some valuable as. fistonce ; bus he submitted, whether it would riot be more wise or'prudent, . that no measure should be brought forsitard at present, but that matters should and as they are, and :that. they should be made matter of consideration next year, and then, Mr. Cott xY said, he should come to the discussion of this important Rubjea with the Honourable Gentle. Man, or any other Honourable Member who should chase to take.:Up the matter, . Nothing could give him greater sitisfadion than a renewed discussion of Duties in Ireland, upon this or any other topic On which he possessed. any information, respeding that part ,of the United Kingdom for which he had . the honour to act. With resped to smuggling Salt into Ireland, of which the Hon. Member seem.' rd to he so apprehensive, he assured ',him there was lib probability of it whatever, because the attempt ; ffered no profit; there was much 'more probability . of that article being stnugged from Ireland into this Country, and that was in reality the case. Upon this subject, as well as others, he should be h a ppy to communicate his ideas :to the Han. Gentleman, and to consult with him ; it was Certainly a tic.. airable thing'to prevent smuggling of Salt from Jte_ land into this Country, a praftice much too pry 's/Alcor. After making an apology to the House for detaining it so long on this sulsjcl, he submitted the propriety of not aeling hastily on it a. for which reason, :anti without . the slightest disrespeet to the 1-ioo, Gentleman, he should now move the Order of the Day., Sir Wu.ttast Puvrtiq ZY thought the Duties ought to be equalized. Colonel Il&owitta, said, that nothing atTiiled the Fool; of lreland so much . , as the Ditty on Salt:; and he under hcoccituoil, that the et of the Right Hon. itienticutan's (,Mr. Co l t k r oatemara, went to luld tooool.lo the Duty. Mr. (...or4 AV, observed its explanation, that his obica was to rednee. the liushel, anti at the woe: time to reduce the Duty. Mr, Ic, it said, that his. Right Itrin, Friend had, given up his.:ichednie of Irish Duties for this Sisiion in C o mpli ance von the wishes of .:everal Gentlemen f ro m Ireland ; and he therefore, thought, it would be very unfair t o take.detached parts ofit as present for the purpose of arguing upon,' i nstea d trt o.astrioning the Consideration of the whole - to the ensuing Su 4 slOn. After a toy Words from Colonel N 'test( sa and the Sr.cal t'Aas' at W , principally on a point of Order, ex HAM that his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Cos A y), had had tio intention of proposing an addition a l Duty oti Salt. lie was convinced, that , no man w oo kt t o give a re ference to foreign Salt : 1... e only question was, what was ells 11, 5: means of answering the proposed end fix itOpcd the IVA L 'Gentleman would nor press the Measure ar present, as he had not made up his mind upon the subject, Wrist tie tinder the necessn ) of opposing such a Bill at I nesent in every stage of it. General G sseovat then expressed a wish to Withdraw his Motion, which was withdrawn accordingly by leave ofthe How's! MILITIA. o n clue c 0 1 c5(4414,r the third - re,;(ling of the Miii44 Offi. on the subiedt, -but in so low a tone of voice that we could e onlCollea that their general purport was hostile to the Bill. Colonel BAnwgz.t. briefly defended the Bill. Mr. KINNAlari wished to know if the restriltion upon the Lord Lieutenant, preventing him from appointing the Offi cers who, under - this Bill; were to fill up the vacancies, to a higher rank titan Captain, was to be extended to Scotland, The SECRET AR vat 11/I.a said he intended to propose 4 clause ro that effi:6l. The Bill was then a third time, and the clause proposed by the SECR IT AkY at Wort having been read and agreed to, and ordered to be added to it, the Bill was then passed. • Tho SJSCALTAitY at WAR moved for leave to bring in a Bill for increasing the-rates of subsistence to Innkeepers with rasped to the quartering of Soldiers.—Leave given. The further consideration of the Report of the Irish Militia Bill-was postponed to this day fortnight, Mr. N. VANS /TTAKT moved far art' account of all Rock Salt and White Salt exported from Great hritain for the three years ending-the sth of lanuary 170, and for the three years ending the sth of January 1803, distinguishing each year and the quantities respedively.—Ordered. Mr. Cant row, from the Treasury of Ireland, presented an account of the Ordinary Revenues, and Extraordinary Revenues'of Ireland, for the year ending the Sth of lanuary 1803.—Ordered to lie on the Table and to be printed. Mr. Poo rzo, from the Customs, presented an Account of Balances and Arrears, which was also ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed. • Mr.Ai. EX A !VIER brought up the Report, of the Commit tee of Supply, respelling Sir J Amos souot 4ItIZ, and also the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, which were severally read and agreed to,,and Bills ordered. Mr. ALEX A N ns k also brought up the Report of the Wool wich Lands Bill,. which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read . a third time to-morrow. The House rekolved itself into a Committee on the Ame. rican Commissioners Bill, when . the Committee reported progress, and asked leave to sit again to-morrow.—Ordered. The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were postponed till Wednesday. • Adjourned at Nine o'clock till to-morrow. French MA 1 LS. DUI. Aft ft IVI.O 1 THE SUN. 1101.1144, QUIS DtCURz I A LeUM AUDIAT LONDON, MARCH 29, 1803. Tilts forenoon al - rut eleven o'clock a Messenger arrived at Lord HAWKESOURY'S Office, with Dis. patches foul Lord WIIITWORTH at Paris;---the nature of their contents could not of course have transpired at the hour at which we are necessatil bliged to inn our Paper to Press. We have frequently had Occasion to entreat the Public to receive with great caution the speculations of same of the Pict of the Metropolis, upon the subject of the pending Negotiation. Their state ments are founded upon n►► information whatever, and are only calculated to mislead. This day the young Duke of DORSCT set off with his Tutor for Paris, in a new Carriage be. longing to. Lord WHITWORTH. His Grace is at. tended - by Mr. HuNrek, jun. - the. Messenger, who came over on. Sunday for the .purpose of escorting hiri to Paris. `Fitz Paris Papery of the 25111 inst. reached Town this morning, but they are completely bar. ren of intelligence. The French Funds are 55% . 76. It is stated in the Ilawbogh Mad which arrived last night, that the HOSPODAK of WALLAcitI4 has purchased a suspension of hostilities from Pass. WAN OGLQU, by the payment of a very large sum of Money. The EMI' It 11.0 R of RUSSIA is expetted to make a journey into the Crinwa in the ensuing Summer. Kirly yesterd.ty . rnirning His M,AJESTY, attend. ed by Generals MA::::vrts a►nti liAtt'entnt.r, hunted with the harriers near Windsor... About twelve o'clod:, 11Eit IVI., JesTv and the PRI NC EtiSES AUGUSTA and EL. zAB Egli, attended by Mrs. DkAx Ga.o,vettott, took an airing to Froginore, and walked it) those delightful gardens a considerable time. The PRINCESSES SOPHIA anal AMP.!.! A, attended by the I furl. Mrs. HAItCOI.IIt; rode on horseback in Windsor Great Park. Yesterday Their Royal. Highnesses the Duittss of YORK aria CUMBERLAND, and the Pit.lNoassSoeit ofGLOUCESTOR, paid Vi is to the Pit t !MESS MART, at the Queen's House. Her Royal Highness still continues to get better. Yecterday the dispatches for Madras and Bengal, the Calcutta, were ,finaNy closed at the E a st ndiallouse, and delivered to the Purser. PASSKIICZPa roA r Sr. ritURGE.--Mr. Wm. Black- Wood, C, .Duncan, C. Largtt4l, IL Y. Marto), IV. T. Saunders, j, Kt:lcy, H. I, Cope, P. Beirctay, W. I I ome, \V. It. C hembers °Po f3isNOAl,--41r. lames Sowers, Assistant Surgeon; Messrs. A. Flack,, G. Anderson, J. Duncan, Cadeni • Mr. W. J. Tovey, free Mariner. The ten dismounted Men, belonging to each Troop of Cavalry are ordered to be mounted, - an d ten additional men, .with ..a Serjea4t to_ each Tro o p, to be raised, as dismounted Cavalry. Sir EDWARD NICHTINGALC, Bart. has resigned' the Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the Suffolle.Militia,' The Royal Backs Militia were embodied at Buck, • Inghamand Aylesbury on I. rsday ; and one of the `Battalions of Mitligesex at Miliride on Thursday The two ,British Officers whn were lately ordered away from Paris as a shart , notice, in consegnence of their free comparisons between French and Eng . .; fish FFeedolll l La ws, and Governors, were Colonel SWAINE and Colonel Roc. It r. At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, an express arrived at the Eat! of DARNLEy'S, in Berkeley. ?v i nare, announcing the death of his mother, the Dowager COLIIIICSs of DA her heat at R3unds, near I"unbridgc,Wells, in the fifty sixth year ot her age, 'Yesterday morning died at her hue in Weibe c k., street, Cavendish-square, Mrs. cAIt.TWRIGHT, Ite lia of the late WILLIAM CAtcrwttignr, 4ynho, i the County of l';':orth2n-pton. rcusmourn, MARCH zB. ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Sylph, from the fIS. This morning passed by the Isle of Wight, the Wexford outward bound East India ship. HARWICH, MAkCil 28. TilE Diana Post. Office Packet, Capt. STEWART, arrived this morning from Cuxhaven, with the Hambro' and Bremen Mails. Eighty.six casks of foreign silver coin and bullion were imported in this Packet. DE.I.L, MARCEI xB. THE Honourable East India Company's Ships Union, and Scalrhy Castle, came 'down this morn_ inz from the River, and remain with His Majesty's Ships as per last. PARIS, MARCH 25. Ou the i s th of February it was believed at Cokitantinofile, that EiNt was entirely evacuated' by the English Troops• - • - CONSTANTTNOFLE, FEB. too—General BituNE, the Ambassador from the French Republic to the Sublime Porte, will have his first , audience of the GRAND VIZI ER on the t4.th. The solemn audi. dience of the GRAND SEIGNIOR, in foil Divan, will take place in a few days afterwards. The pre parations which are snaking for this ceremony, an flounce that the greatest magnificence will be dis played.. • RATISLION, MARCH r4.--In the Sitting of the Diet this day, they continued to vate upon the general Co/ie./awn of. the Diet of the Empire. RA- Trsßor4 voted for the Conelusum, demanding at the same I itne that a reserve should be made of the Rights of the Holy See,, in conformity to the Concordat.— BREtvieN, HOLSTEIN,' GLUCKSDADT, SALM, and I - fouswzoLLEarr, also voted for the Ratification. The GRAND MAsTER of the TEUTONIC ORDER acceded to the Vote of Austria. BERNE, MARCH 15.—0 n the loth of this month the firing of cannon announced the fate of this Country. The Landamman, after attending Divine Service, went to the Town.liall to install the Corn. mittee of Organization, .of which he is President. At nine o'clock a Message was sent to the COM. mander of the Troops, with a Decree of the Com trance for resuming the ancient cockade, which is blue and black. The Landamman was dressed in a Costume of black, anti wore a sword. MILAN, MARCH 14.—The Contulta having Written officially to the First Consul, to express their gratitude to him for having caused the Flag of tht•ir Republic to be acknowledged by the Bar bury Powers, and also to testify their concern for the death of General LICLIRC, received the following Answer from BONAPARTIC, dated atst February : 14 ClTl7nul stZMIZR: OF TN!: COUSULTA, " I have received your Letters, and am obliged 0 you for the obliging expressions contained in them. Death is common to ill, but the memory of good rations never perishes. The Minister MARRSCALCHI sends you the Aft of Mediation which I have made for the Swiss. The order anti tranquillity of that Country is closely conneBed with the order and tranquillity of the Italian Re. Public. (Signed) It BONAPARTE." BANKS OP via Mini', MARCH i6.---The Arch. duke Clink t. vs, in his quality of Minister of War, and furnished with unlimited powers by his brother the EMPEROR, has published the new organization of the Cominands of the Provinces. There will be in future in each province of the Austrian Monarchy a General in Chief, to whom will be confided not only the Command of the Troolis stationed in his disiria, but also' the Military Administration. • By order of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY, the BishOprics of Trent anti Brixen, which were ceded to the !louse of Austria by the Convention of the z6th of December, will be incorporated with the Italian Tyrol. Monday se'nnight the Prcevidener, Car, Az Zit It I. poiNT, arrived at Hull, from Bourdeaux, which he left the sth instant. He says, that during the time he was delivering and reloading his vessel, there was 'a hot press of Seamen, and that they west beating up for Volunteers, who were sent °Win car riages for the different Ports, where the Men of War were laid. He could not learn the cause Of this warlike preparation.' It is worthy of observa. tion, that Captain PIERRFPUINT left Bourdeaux two days before His IViajesty'a Message .was deli. yered to Parliatuent.- • • • The statement in a Dublin Paper of the ill health of the Bishop of LimurtlcK, is unfounded,' his Lordship being at present in perfed health. A Club of Odd fellmus were taken into custody pt Portsmouth one evening last week, upo n a sup. po t i on t h at their meeting was of a political nature. No proof of this, however, being 4tlduccd before the ?Ilagimates, tl4y 'were dischatred. tin Monday next the State-Lottery Will bcgw drawing.—Tickets and Shares are on sale at the old Office of SWIFT and Co.-in the Poultry, where a great proportion of C a pit a l P r i zes h av e been sold in the late Lotteries. Monday next the State Lottery commences Draw. ing.—Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the corner of the Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews Criaring-Cross, London, the Licenced State Lottery Offices °IR! CHARDSUS, GoooLucx, and Co. BUMPER TOASTS; or, The QODS in MERRY CO IVF.a. Si parva licet componere magais.—Vilt MAZE and NEPTUNE were drinking, some With the Genius of Chance Vother day And talking 'bout War on OUT Coast, When each gave a favourite Toast. Here's to Illtr:SON, cried Nt PT UNL, whom none can Excel—and to VINCENT and Du ucA pr, GARteNZIE I KEITH, MILBANK, WitalltN, Sir SID Nor, PeLLew, SAUMAXEZ, sll Tars of true kidney ; Fifty Admirals more I could toast, Of 01.0 At. a tow the pride and the boast. I give Royal Yorte, (MA es exclaim'd), CosaiwaLLts and HY TCOINSON famid— Mote*, STEWART, COOTS, TARLETON, & And of Oen'ralscoti'd add many a score, In brave Ilrithsh Army, whose Crown, No Pow'r upon Earth shall pull down, But here's (cried the Genius of Chance)-- • To One, who, without gun or lance, Or risk of death, wound, or a scar, More Prise-Money gains, I n I.ott'ry Cam paigns, his Friends than is got by the War, Then haste Volunteers, fitly Tickets and Shares, To entitle to Fortune and Rank ; The best rendezvous, Lucky Pori keeps for you, As his On r ice stands close to the Bhur.. MYTIJOLOGOS.. sin? NEws. r.s.22courn, htn.it,en 26. Arrived—the Charlbtte, Ycxley ,• Zephyr, Foremat. l ; Herring, Sterry ; Anne, Garred; Dove, Horn, and Val liam; Haill. from London. Sailed—the Dispatch, Barrett, for Scotland ; Trel3WfIVA Tilt ; Tiber, Bombard, and Jervis, Pashby, for Liverpool; James, Warren, and Dersley, Armiger, fOr London. cs.tvsaarro, mAtteir as. Passed by--the Britannia, Barrow and General Stewart, Marsh, from Madras ; Cath ar i ne and, Eliza, Pratt, from New' Providence; Providence, —, Goodwill, —, from Seville Two Brothers,Curnelius, from Dieppe; Five Good Brothers, Prouk, from Dort. • ' Sailed—the Howard, Gardner, for Bremen, and the 1 01 m, Al'Pherson, for Nanta. Ivl4a en 27. Passed by—the 'Marina, M'Bride, from Phi' ladelphia ; Hope, —, from Calais; .4drniral Aplin, RO - and Northampton, Baker, from India ; Embden ket, --, from Hambro' ; irederick Seymour, from St. Michael's ; Frien t d ro s rn hiP l4 , hannes, —, --- —tterilams Young Peter, ----, and V row Christiana, ---, front Embden. Sailed—the Sir Sidney Smith, 'Smith, for )arnica; Lady St. John, —, ;old Vine,. Howland, tar Hambro'. AMR R lED. On Thursday the 24th inst. at Lewishom, in Kent, To:04 Daniel, Esq. to Miss Taitotinlin. • DIED. On the 3d of this month, at Lisbon, Hurt Sitwell, Esq. of Finley -1101, 'Shropshire. On Sunday setnight, Mrs. Margaret l'aterson, of Man chester, sister of Edward Mac Cullock, Esq. of Landon. On Thursday last, at Chalfont St. Peter, Bucks, Peter Burrell, Esq. aged 37. On Saturday evexupg last s Mrs. Atk i nson, wife of Wlliiarn Atkinson, Esq. Caption-street. On Sunday *enough; in shelail Tear of his age, the liar:, l l:a n r ia q t y neu , dar t ry r; ci M ay a , p a le t to r n o , r C ts i t r n c o u u s t y‘ : lsith. Everard Mundell, uncle to Lord Arundel!, of Wardour, . 4 :1 4 Count of the Sacred Roman Empire. Colonel Archbold, of the RoYal Marines. In the parish of Clerkenwell, on Friday last, in the 7zt h . y_car of her age, Mrs. Arnold, ivile of Air. Arnold, late of Teddington, county of Middlesex. John Mcrae, youngest son of M. 1 ,. Mcrae, Merchant of this last, at the Island of St. Christopher, Mr , City. Mrs . Archbold, wife of COALS.—Best Coals, pezrldron, 445. 6d. Delivered at 535. U.—Sunderland, 4,:5. Delivered zt 495. PRICE OF STOCK'S, YisTIRDAY. Bank Stock India Stock l' , l4ry S per Cent. 991 81 South Sea Stock ; per Cent. t 797, *nut 12.xchcq, s. s. lash 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prem. 3 per Cent. Con. shut • ' 3d Exchequer Bills dis. j per Cent. Red. shut citrmium tii tz 3 per C. Cron. 60 6 5141 5 impet• 3 per Cent. 6 40 Doti) Scrip Ditto Atm. 111 (lank L. Ann. eanii, for.opennig Ditto Short Ann. shut I rxlia fur Ace. Ditto Scrip Cons. tilt. April 65i 61. Si Si TIIIS DAY AT T Consols for Money . 64i a 6, ~ ‘ral.vz O'CLOCK. i 5 Consols for Acc. 651 NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WATER-WORKS. MONTHLY SALE, By Mr. SCOTT, On FRIDAY, the rat of April, at Twelve o'Clock, At Carraway's, 'Change-alley, London; THE OXFORD CANAL, Five Sh a re s o f t o o l. each, in this established and improving Navigation ; the Dividends have steadily advanced to the woof 4al. per Share per Annum,with fair prospeets of considerably. in creasing. The RAND 'UNCTION and PADDING TON CANAL Original Shares , and Half Shares. Tha WAVER TRENT , T ,NAVICATION, Two Shares of tool. e 4 ch• V . per Cent. per Annum. The UPPER TRENI NA IGATION, Ten Shares. The LIVER POOL BOOTLE WATER-WORKS, Five Shares, pos sessing fair mispeds of proving eminently advantageous to the Proprietors. Also Shares in the ROCHDALE , ASHBY DE LA 7.OUCH, KENNET and AVON, 'and the BASINGSTOK.F. NAVIGATIONS. Particulars vt.the lien and Chickens, at Birmingham; thP Bear, at Reading; the Star, at Oxfor d; White Horse, Llx; bridge; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Carraway!s t end of Mr. Scott, Ludgate.hill, 'London; who is CommiSsiorwt l thdlspose of Shares in various• Navigations, Estates, &c. Private Contra& • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHAW, On Monday the 4th day of April, rBo7, at the George Inn, Derby, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, subjeci to such COuditions as will be then produced ; A'Capital HOUSE for the Residence of a Gen - reel Farnily, or to be occupied as an Inn, situated on the Brook.side, Derby, lour stories high, the Rooms lofty and elegant, with Closets, Dressing Rooms, and other very eligible convenience, having . good Cellaring, Stables, Out ,buildings, and a large Yard and Garden adjoining. Also a quatatity . of Land v.:4l*i the Wall Close, in Dolan Lane, in the parish of St. Wciturg,.• Derby, lotted out lot Gardens, or Building Land.. • The Land Tax of the above Premises' is purchased. Who For other..?arziculars apply to Mr. Lomas, Derby, will stmw the Premises. London: Pr!ntcd hy 13. WMII.LAN (of bow-street. Covant-Cfarden; ; and Publol,,i, 'uy W l i f vm a RuiGf R uPI of South Molton-sirce:, Gro:v:nor—ignare) , a t A. Ll,' 5 44nd,