The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-07 00:00:00

w F. vf 4 r' `~ :',.5 , v 4 nu .1 ~.; ~{ - 1 NUMBER 3561`.1 BY COMMAND OF .THEIR MAJESTIES, • THEA'T'RE-RO,YAL.,. DRURY-LANE. FO-MORROW . EVENING, , D:c. 8, 18 0 3, will be performed, THE WIFE 'OF TWO HUSBANDS. - The Charaaers by . Mr.: BARTLEY, Mr. W • Mr. KELLY, Mr. PAt,,ME“, .111s$.1,)I!; CAMP, " Mr. 101 - INSTONE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun, COOKE, Mr. BUItROWS; DO.CX,S, Mr. .W-BRIL 'Mis. POWELL, Mrs. OUN Mrs.,BLA ND; - "Ntis'TYREAt. Ia AEI 1,44: ',NEW D 1 VERTMP.M ENT, • Composed by Mr. BY RN E. • • - The. Pr incipal Characters by DY.RNE, Master BYRNE, and Miss 8. , M ENAG E. ' WITH iVAIGUS4E TO BE . ..S.OLD.: Boxes-16E Second Price 31. Pit 35: 6d. Second Price 25. allery 24. Second' Pri . ce Is. Upper Gajlery. Is. "Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned-- • • PlOccs for tb flows to ,b: takep ofMr. , Foslaroolc, at Ate Box-Olfiec in Little Russel-street. - • • . The poo.rio..;tv •Otieloit -1-t,itt pust the. Per. tor' V 1411 Ce 414 41411,f, past, SIX... • ~• ,„*. • The new.CiandrSejto Conjic ROM3IICeOf.,-übw \-41aVath or The Driver and I,IIS Dog, Mil be rtlietiietreiiilyivolit till further potice'. 'fhe Public arc ffost respecifollv. informed that ,MO.ajor :s etVi.V.NI .it ll:nice - will be goic:11 of „)aeclir.)t Appearance. • . . , THE ATRE-.ROYA 1., CO VENT-C:ARPEN4 • • • • '• MOJ.jkoV+ 7 ' F,VF,NING, • .- pt r r . _ •ti • JOHN BUtl,:; t , It:LisiIMAN'FIAP.:STOF..' • -The Eatri•ot• Pli - a-liaiztain, Mi. DAVENPORT ; • eekVA.rine., , Mr. COOK ; Sir Simon kochdale, Mr. ,111 4 ,A N cIIA. RD , Tom Sliiittleton, Mr: ; Frank .12 oelidak, Mr: Bit UNION ; lob Thornbs.rry, Mr. FAW.CIiTT, i • DennWliel4ruxieiv'. Mi.. 'WA c) by . • - .1 . )14•0', EME Y.'• • ' Lady Caroline botyntore, Mrs. PI VIIPURI ES ; Mary Thornbcrry, Mrs. •C; Ili S ; Mrs. Brulgriaddery , Mrs. LIA'titSIFORT.' • • '•ipititt • • 'LOVE LAUGHS At.LOCKSYIITHS. Boxes Os. Pit 35,.6d... Gall. 46. Upper is. - Places for the 'Boxes to - hk taken of Mr. lb-widen, at the Box • Office in I - fart... street. • - .•' The Doors to b opened, at Half past •kivai anti the Pet ibrrnance to begin at hate fast Six. ' No. Money ito , bc ktitxt thed. •• VrYirrt Rex et Regina On Fr - 44y, the.'llragedStof The Camester 4 On Saturday, the Comic, Opera . of The Cabinet, with; Raising the Wild. After which Night the Cabinet calla:al be performed for some time:, on account orthe • preparations' lb( the netv . ,Ojiera Engiish,Fleet .1342, which is unavoidably deferred fill Tueiddy the i.3th inst. • -,;i•. , • • • IT' the , GENTLEMAN Who left Home on 'the. 24111 of Otiober forlendm, and, has sinca been he a rd of', .Ibtdugh his 13rothpr-irt.p w, ; %yill I;9l4lh:it any of his Con -31e1(1011S, how . d Letter Will immediately .reach hitt), it will ba.the means of his receiv..ng some very important and Sala tty. • , . .cernb.:r 6, IS::•3. , ARNII'. • . A . 14TELITZNAN.1 i,t An, Old Regiment or 11.0 W in the East •Indics, twould wish to icliiiitge on equ•A term's, Lieutepant in any Itcgi mput of . eavalry.trt •EttlOari iir •SccittantE I i is' neetllc.is to RinAi out thi.t socat-cinolutnents belonging•to such a4Cointnis *Jun in that Country ; bat the Reader wig,ult4erve, : tnc; VitY h Seventy I.'Quntls a ttiontb, a l'a4sap tciuncl going out, a: 'd Al: C9E1111134,00 Ildt• ihiCi;as al Regimilits 'lndia ~.!e !ccpt.on fhoilY', l l(,Fr,dolui, lo.ent during, PgaCe. - PaternoSter tio.v, I. by Lot :r vmtt• ii44l; tiOina' Ointni" Wilt be ansWer e4 • N r',4l V. 411 44'4 t!cakied to.-: •,;•• •'' •• ' • ~IvAi.-Fiii-ii r iiicarksc • N :. . . • ', . ,'• ' ,-,. •„. tr.4m 4 1 iiirtyLtoirilltAliirs • ttotTt Lontirmi ' .." i •A k iN,...EXt:Lie,ti 4.,;olttrittnilAi. FAIVIILY HOUSR,: 4 kyier,t, ,,, ,cll-h.Quse, stablibi, ciordco, ike.,:ind About ritivertftic,"o-I,..iild:Pkasitre.and P.,5t , ..1,! G roma. jt must be -sie (Weleoittl-sit.ite,t emiti,, , ,,,,, to a ~....,,..,,1 \l.rriceiTotvn, in a .11e41114 5 4414 111144411 , 4 tiirtiot,v. anti tie evert: Way c4lculated ior tile Accominoti lii.., it .. respttathl: I . 4iitily Letter, I),,Nt-1,,i,1, tontiiittiMr a iiil.tote tie4criitikn of all pattliAtlars, will,. it ' litiely to .ii wet, meet immediate Ar tention, , virtu to A. A. Narne3 C:itmonn, S4C reY • •,. ... ',BROAD SWORD ANI) I) ANCINIG"EI \ Y•ftfr.• ALLEN. IiNTLEgiiN ,VC)k,UN-I Firß CORPS. -Off I C CU% tte. Aatty,flt in u tew Private Lesions, at their own 11.....05, the Nfoilern S)stent of Cutting, Tlll;44t .ini.;; and (7, oirdiri A , with e'v'ty kind of S Mad, bb • Mt. 016, at No. 19,.. Silerrartt , Ureeti' d tto: ' lu. Great. A Ite.streek . ' Centlenieli a , e, Vvho aye never Dantirig'A,llot rire •Mode. ft‘gant.Styie; . .4rieverY 1 16 - vatelit ; ..touglik, Ant i;j.,•P pap itMl*4. calculktuct firr,those. to whom is,an bbject to actim.Or expeditiously, and in the first Style 6t' - F.;sh?on. In rtAyil; and not ext;e6ding th miles front it, Mr. Allen, aisipted;by Nle,noti., Mather and conlinson,Ronetuallyittiencts, and s}t,trin instro.ls tespetilhie scLa os . “itr in every- ti;:eftil, and tiiiiibe t l oari oi , NlOttertfl)antin g , oil tire itizirtverilis. ttoi Wit.l aI irtly;t:urtrtpence. • , TO RE 504...1) BY PRIVATE th)N-raxe-r, A N*o tife'Eleven Mile. 911 the Edgware Ro6 d , mosT ci6irable Fit Eii:l•lQl.l).REill.)/4..NCE, *AcottsistingJ4,a. g ood FAMILY lit)114B, a e.QT- L inig!si be converted tn irscrtil purposes, dens; - and Two -srrull Paddocks, the Whole .Vontaining Three Acres Rerteit ti)i• a C;:eil. Leman, or w ticli , .with soine additional Building, inight be Imsle ti - coinple'te limiting Residence., further particulars, apply to Messrs. Kent and Mears, Clitford's hit. •!ASHIONAHLE ELEGANT FURNITURE, PAINT INC; S, PRINTS, DRAWINGS,. dtc. Zee. tOICSA i ii by AucTitlN,' ' By . Nll. PLURA,, • On Tuesday 'jai Peeember, and -, Four following Pays,. at El z eyen, °nate. Pre, tises, that lar&olloitse, No. 2, Port . land Place, - Bath, THE extrtnely 'Efetnot . MODERN FUR N 'PURE -;" a '"-Superl) Glass of , iute-diincrisiont ; hour hltrrors, ; . Three Pair of Brilli.nll Lust rgc; Valuot4 Citing a riar.4.ll3ri-Icers ;, GrOCian 1.2111pS ; arand Forte-Piano, by oat w o od • 'e , tt`ensive StAiCes of Table - and .TeioChirta R cis Cut Glass.; itatloon, Iduote, and other 13CC14 " 1 " ‘s(4ll Ilangir st f iso pow!! BFdS, Pritur 1,4 3 / 4 (1(1;rtg, Twu S , lieliteads ; Pateit"Cliatighil , very - larke:'sie.a . rtirkey and Brussels Cottetti_ , ;:''',lS.erhut Chirir and 'POWs 444 atlfenCtal M riety ot the btst ahogany 2 plorpre .I.l.atc,C;:f4s; a,tl all useful A rticles 't ar thy inferior A parinienis ; " with a, small acted Coilection of Fine - Paintings, Orawin.gs,. Trims : °l.:le gcliuind?Ptlttptrty, of4MtiEs CAlrit.'lo4l4, . 11n, The wh , )lo of the ittte ts knowd to be in the'fi tst Stile of T.t laiit•rittlritttigtout, attention -and now equtiiy ' ll s goChi 'Tr) h,.• vl e tv i , a .. P ' rt.l) * 4 .+ l)r,_...v - ii)(rs to Side. • rr i "•Tir 'act . olv:rlll.4:lli , ll, bead. - znat F ti -:l;4l.), , vv ‘ illiQtat a De.icriptive fatstiog,i,e, ttt: AuctqmOcr,'7ivlrich iwy had, 'tprli:;; John. strect, 1.4t1), - 41 ,19 at I' lact Or sax Let tt;r4.4.uust be -post-paid. rjq ; A ~' . • A NEW -VOLUME: This Day was published, in-One very large Volume, Oc • firvo, price HaV-asGu.iffea in boards ; embellished with striking Liken.fsscs of Mr. Angerstein,. the Margravine, Sir R. Peel,' Lady Hamilton, the Duke of Queensberry, Mr. Pye, Dr.-Knox, Major : kennel, General. Paoli,land the Marquis Wellesley i. MEMOIRS ut rURLIC CliAft ACURS of 1803 --111o4; being a New Voluirie or the Work which, -for several year'S past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Career „of pqpular favour. It is the Plan of this Biographical 'Series to do justice to `the Characlers, Talents, and Labours, 'of true distinguished -Contimporaries, ! and in performing this arductus task,, 10 s. tisfy curiosity without. gratifying tnalevoleiwe.. the Six! Wthinies. whiCh "are 'now' publisbeci, - Will be 'found full, aeeurate, and impartial Memoirs of the Lives of the most; -distingtliaho , Persons in. every- walk of Public Life;, the Work may consequently be reco A ni;ed as- the private Do-, omestic - Fitstory . ot the Preterit r This New.yolutne_ contains Sir ,Robert. Peel, ;Admiral Cornwallis, Dr. Kil)Ii114, .general Mellows, Mr. A IMOD, Gene.r4l Situcoe, Lord Eller:lb:al:010, the Grenville iudluding the Marqiiis.of BOckinghafri, the Earl Temple. Alio Hon. T, General Fawcett, the. , ,,Poke Vf Queensberry, th‘..MarLraVlue of Anspach. c,folerfil Dnodo, 'Mr.` Gough, the'l art of exrlisle, the Bishop of G hineeiter, Lady Hamilton, General 1%1314. Mr._l3raltain, . Mr.. Anger-i stein, Mr. Pye, the Earl. of. Westmoreland, the Marquis Wellesley,; the Bishop of Bangor, the Duke of Norrhumber-; hind, General Vallancey, I:Ord Cathcart, Lord Frankfort, General Urquhart, .Majorßennel, Dr. Kne , . , 4 and the Bi.: sltop of Oxford. With an Appendix, containing .correaed • Memoirs of bliss SeWard and the Llishop or Meath. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r,' 'St. Paul's Uhurch. yard ; and sold by, all Booksellers. . Of whom 'may be had, the five former Volumes, price Half-a• G tlittea.eack, This Dai/-vvils'ptiblithed, in 4to. • p ricirjs 6d. • . X TRiACTS,:desci ibing the A NCIEN IVI A N N of plssingAlse e „KlNG pqm .. ip TA KY It Pt AY ; the vinous Nishia ‘ of 1 - .4fetiCe adopted tor its, Siklety in periods of Danger; and the Evidence of Foreig . ners, as to the tilatinnel Character and Personal Brayerp' (It the 7 English. Taken from inigfirtat Stater - utters of the Si- teenth Century,, colleCtedon the Continent, and hitherto *tilted. Printed fin. George anfi Ildukselietito His.. 'Majesty;' Vial'.lVlall4.And fames itspeme; Cornitill. • , • CHANCERY.PRACTICE.. n CLAIIKE an t i ; ONS,..,ni ,Pottugai..street, • beg le ave to inf o rin the Profession, that the tidal • E t iif 'Mr. 'TIT ItN E • 'Valuable' WOrk Present: P it:NCT IC E atul COS'iS in ,the.COUR.T of CHAN.: CERY, in 2 Vols. 044V0, „consiiicAblyfc ,, largcd and iin• proved by KOBEUTMNIIVENABLES,• Esq.. ut ;he Six Cierki ) af fi de, I'l , lll be readY•forDeliirtry•the isr .dat Of J - 11,11ittr next..:. , , , : rr-u this ,E(lition. will be. added, a very Seleetand valuable! Cal feetiOrt of form's of" 'Affidavits, Certipcates Charges,? Discharges, Exception, O AlbtdS, 'Notice!), .Obj:e.tions, titions, Propcisals, Wrlfi ',ice; 4.14 c. &c: •'; ' ' ' ' Dokwas , published, gleputly printe4 in Uu ,Vuh riw, Qaavo, price in,b947 , 61 7s. The REC()N4) 1:DITION of • ' • ILLUSTRATIONS, -of, .she 'IAUTE-1 , ;of ; the, , . EDyvA,IZD 1.1'1 . 11(;•13.1). DnmeNti.: Cblill4lll.lo the.t. , ,A 'o6ll'o'6 Comblitigc: Pi itittd , t)au 'lnwor4aiy' , ,lfto-5,•.114. sob: by ttkingtpos, Lo,,tot, OJAllton, Cartibricixe l'aCkci; .thartiqn, Wiuti-ot at , cl ' „ . was pllblip*dil ” • In 2 Vols, 4tri, ,Plates , , price IL r 23. The ;;;ocorici . MITE LIFT.: -11)(1 POSTHUMOII3'WRITINGS . of NV LI, I NI CO %Vl' Elif.F . ivith , an intnxitAc. tory Letter to 1.,,,rt cowinr. ' • . .13y WILLIAM lIAYL Y f Esq. HPrinted for I. Jnhtfion, in St. 'Paul's Ciitirch-yard; • . • 1 - 11;74 Day w 413 prici. 2. 6,1. - • rrilE WIFE OF 'F HUSBANDS a Mutt. .1 cal Urama. ••• Atnew peristtning at the Theatre Royal, Dtury-lace.... Hy IA7ME:S C(31311, Esq., rtintettfor G: anti 'lbibin46n; • Paterntister-row. • Or Munn may ine 4anu.) -A A HOUSE TO liF, SO LD, a iL,lnslcalPeCr, price as. DNESDJYY, DEC E MBER 7, -I 803. A 1' E I:: K. Y, !Val, EGINS DR A WING Iha 9th ot JANUARY , 004 , • No. of Prizes. Val. of each. TOt3I Valub. 2. of • 420,000 is • 440,000 ,• , ,Qoo - 2*,p00 , 2 - 5,040, - lo,opo 3 - 2,000 - 6,0n6- • 6 . x,ooct • 6,0 - 4 • . .• 10 . 500 r 5,0c0 zo . ' 4,000, 50 . • . 5,000 5,000 126300 ,A 6,000 TiCligts , , £ 227,;00 First drawn Ticket Seventh Day . ,C.20,9e0 Ditto' East I).1y - - - .s,oec) ' Aro part of the ebove TicKETS and SUIARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERV-01:FICE';• and the PRIZES PAID ON ORMAN!). = PRI:St/4'f Tickpt . - - 4,17 6 o - 819 - 2 5 6 Quartct 4 lo 6 JlXteeatt . l t 3 . . o DISEASES of the fHRA, and Certain COM. PLAINTS. As sole Prop'rirtor of DAR AN's -celebrated &tumeA'rE D .13OUGI ai.d ItE ME D.l ES, Mr. I;U1:0 1 ..) ft informs the Public, that he .may, a 9 usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, at his Home, N • 4i .Frith.strect, Soho, on. Cases of Strictures, Obstructirits, (31 eqs. Are, *c..as welt as Dektility,and.every Disor:!er where secrecy is so essential a mild:site, that M. D. has provtied a slucious House, flit& every Patient rnas . -hp introduced in si s•Pitrate Apartment.. 1,), has for many years confined himself to that dttPartment ~ of Surgery, and, from extensive P„rtmtice, and the most flattering success, •he is enabled' to -Quer a iflcthud o f Cure,. Filitaciousi-Fequiting.no con fittement or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility or a 'relaPse. Person's - in the Country stating fiteir cases fully . In , a , Letter, enclosing a H. or ii. Notei will have proper remedies salt to tlta amount. 'rot the various symptoms,&e. see Mr. Dufour's Treatise em the above. Comphitnts, Price as. 6d. the sib edition. PAC.* s - 6 ti • - - . t P. I.l'an . r It: 10....0.c, . 13M.RY li ;r~Ftt lii r 'vements' in g e Ll* hirkveli -k flown PALM - S AP, reeom - ! . ends it'wit h renewed confidetice.to, the. Nobility. aud. Gentry preparel from that sweet fragrant .Amick Paint 00, the pfeasaurness Or the perfume, and delit.%icy a its tisc, has merited the '4•.• lentien and patronage gimitny of the .first and is esteFtned i a v,aluablc Discqvgry fox buttelling, cleansing, brae_ andPreger'ving the Skin troth th Beat of the Sun ; and is also butt rett'excellent delanee - against-cold Winds, and sbarpfrosty t Squisres-and 134115.• )3.'each, -with the words Berry," on the.wrapper. The Proprie. ter , r , T:lrmiendsl.t as the best Soap - ter S:taving, precluding a tin: 'suit lather proper fur tender faces., ,in Tumid Cakes, it.. each.. Preliared and sold by S. Berry, Wholcsale , Perfumer, No. 17, Gret.4;`..street, Soho anti by his Appointment at th e princip.il"Perfutnera in Liao:ion: and lilt<<rcnt Ici wn s in the Kitisctuuli, • - SUN. IMPERIAL PifRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. • • • TUESDAY, pat.:. 6. Cotratstm, were heard in continuation, andfinally, respelling the Scotch Appeal; Christie v. Proudfoot, viz. Messrs. RomILLY .and NEWLAND on the part of the Respondent, and Mr. ADAM fur the Appel. lant, in reply. The hearing Of ,Counsel was for a few moments. interrupted, while a Message was received from: the Commons, with ,the Seamen's Habeas Corpus Bill, which was pret v isted by Capt. MARKHAM,' attendel by several Members. ; '; After . the arguments ofCounsel were eimeldded, The Lottn CHANCELLOR delivered 'hitopinion rather at length upon Ifte,ease i the result. of which ~ .was favourable to the decision of the ScAch Courts., j lie considered the whole. as reducible to a -rrsere , cpitsticktvof-faat ani, .in edseS of the kind, where : the question at issue, was merely one of fat% and that repeatedly tried and decided opt, in the Courts hoped it would not be thought an on-: precedent,.. that the Costs in such cases, should. be particularly considered, and that those . ylo?„'appeared.at their Lordships' Bar in support of such decisions, .ought to be . indemnified on that score. In the_ prepent instance; therefore, he hoped it : would be deemed itnproper, 'should their Lordshii , s legiiiesce in his prop(isttion for affirming the Dec; t:c, and to annex the sum of about 601. as • His LortWtip then regularly Moved'for the Al. rina rion of the DeFree, with 661. Costs, .which ~,dered accordingly. ' Orders were made with respen to the . hedrilig ; scime of which ere set down . for the 6;h and 2Ot -C March, i 804.. Lotd-WALst si.'HANt the first reading of the '2v...4lth:it's 1-la!seas Corpui which rook place 'acc'ordingly, and afterwards that. the Bill be printed 'for the-the of theirs Lordships.—Ordered. ' 'Mr. GRAHAM presented at the Bar an Account of the State of Coniitts o'n' board the hulks at Wool. with and at Portsmouth, from Chri s tmas / 8 02 o n . 'til.Michaelmaslast. Mr. Rbstrisoikr, Irony the Londnn We Docks Company', presented -an Acebunt of 'the • Receipts trod-Diiburiernents of the nine for ore year, being 'from the in :01 June. I SO2i, to the 3ist of May .yBr 3 3, both inelusire': and also,' a Copy ora R. ,port of the Board 4A - Direttors thereon:. "t'l►ese.Docarnente were severally ordered to lie 011 the •Tahle, and ,at , stlc o'clock the House ad journed till to.motrow, -11cg.741 , . TUODAY, nee. 6.. GRAIIAM, •lvs;.,.etor ut Convias on the -River Th resettled Aticount Of the state of the EtirlkoironChrisrmas toAlichaelmas.--,Ordered to lie on 'the 'Fable. M r . RC) Li I ft(1011 • Ate I...qndon Dock Com. pony, preteolthi an Account of Receipts and Dis , bursements.-,-Ordiered to lie on the Table. . Mr. JOHNSON, from the Oflice of Chief Secre. , tary in 'lreland, presented.an Account of. the Dis. .tribution of the Stun of .00.0001. voted .last Ses_ • 'ion, and several, other Accounts, which Were or. .de.red to lie on the liable., , • . . . Sir F. 4ußost-r brought up the Report of the C4)inalittee on .the Pitt ion of the Parish 01,St. Pan cras, ivbicli ,way read , and iqreed,.to, : and .4 Bill or- Llcrect. IRISH RANK REST)2I6ION.. , Mr. co RRY moved Ore Order of the Day for t h e second reading ot• the Irish Bank Restritlion,tßill. Lord ARCHI B ALD 11.1111ILTON expressed his opinitin,,that it was inconsistent %viah the situation of the Enyire that the Restriction on the Banks of 'gnglanti and Irelanctihnuld continue, for so lung a period as six month s after the conclusion of a De. Cinirive Treaty of Peace. That Point, however, had h:en decided upon by the House : the object of his rising now via. to give notice, that when the Bill should be in a Committee, he should, move a Clatrie for 'the 'purpose of preventing the emission of'l l .iper Money to that exitiorditiary amount which he Conceived had been done by the Bank of Ire. land„ CORRY said there was a- clause in both tti enable th t i respeFtivellanka to resume pay. stems in specie upon giving due notice for_ that purpose; It was'therefore nut of necessity that they bh iuld refuse to pay in Cash. • Upon this siled, however, he would not now enter, but he wished . to . observe, that the ,greater part of the, Members for Ireland, in Coniet•pwce of their military duties, itad been unable tip give their attendance, at this early period orthe 'Session, ,and it Was material that no subjea of importance Should' be brought 'forward during the absence of so large a proportion of the Irish Representatives. The present subsist irig Aft for restraining 'Cash payments at the Bank f Ireland, 'you'd nt'eitpite Until - some . tithe after he supposed'period of Recess, he therefore proposed o postpone the Committee on the present Hill, ,tin. tit after that period, I,.lien the Nobletorti wttuld have an opportunity 'of inking his promised Mo. 1;On. Bill was then read arsecond time, tiOrcom mitted fur the t3:11 rat February, MAJOR-GENERAL. IWATON. Thr SECRATdaIe at WAR appeared at the Bar and stated, that lie ‘ was, commanded by His Majesty to, acquaint riic noose, that ills' Majesty had caused Nbior.Cifiieral NAP? It it, CHR INT 18 BU ICl'O ti t o b q put , under an arrest, for a breach of milirary I.liciililic• • TIL ! StcßlTAily at WAR then moved, that an bumble Address b: presented to tVlajeity, thank. • IPRIdE SIXPENCE. :~ ..: ing His Majesty for his 'roost gi4cioui corninuntc,t. tion, and for Ills teniccr regard tar . the privileges ()t ibia HOtrii.—,.Ordcred, Ind thit the said Adiirrss he pmiented br such IViernhers . as are of His. Ma', jcsty's 1:1011t 1100. PrivY * IRELAND.. g The. Irish H. Corpus Suspensi o n 11;11, and the Irish Martial Lsw Bill, severally pass: 4 i t hr oli h Committees in which the blanks for their dora. tion were filled up with the words "six weeks atter the commencement of the next S.:,bton of ment.” Reports to.morrow. COLONEL GRANT. Cul. GRANT appeared in his place, in purstiance of the Order of the House. He stated Ms extreme gret that he should , have unintentionally, treap,,, , ,,A upon the Orders of the Fkuse, and said that he had written 'riders Dundee to a Mernb:r of the Water. ford Committee,- who returned .fur answer understood that theConmittee was dissoi Prorogation, but would enquire ftirthrr. lie li.td ceived no further letter upon the sid , ,jecl, nor any order for. his tvtentlaore upon that C. limittee, btit the monient he received the, order of the Huhie t attend in his place, he ser out immediately from Dun dee for the. purpose of obeying it. The SPEAKER observed, that if the House Wer'a satisfied with the excuse of the Hon. Member, die proper way would be to move, that the Order fur MS' Attendance should he discharged ; if ,'not, it was open to imy Member to make what Motion,he pleased. • Mr". Pcuuttlt movi.a,..that the,Order for the kti, tendance of Colonel - GRANT should be discharged. "Ihis Motion *as immediately agreed to, and Colonel GRANT requested the ilJuse go accept Ins warmest thanks. INDIAIONDS. • LqrdCArTtyltt6AGs3 moved thP Order of the DV, for, the H9usec.tg.kr? iptoa •a ;,,Comtti4 tee on 'the India Bond as the motion for ille-SrtAitatt leaving the Chair, Mr. 44fi'Arr obleci to ithe. Bill, on the grouna of its shewing , a partiality in -favour of the East India Comp4ny, in prefer:nil! ro other Corporations. This Bill,wetit to put. IndiA thei t m e f o ot. i ng with Exchequer 13th., snit he thought it im. proper that t atiy Corporacion its particular should be I laced in this resped iii theisame.sittiation as Go. vernment. Lord 4STLERE4GII. replied, that the objed of the Bill, which tended to:promote the interest of 'the . Etat intik ; Company would; at the same time, ~be highly beneficial to the Public, who de. rived.. great . advantages from the Trade or that Company, and whose intereat it was that the Caei tal.of the CoMpany should' not be diminished. -1 he Revenue already derived tri the State Itbin the Cont. merce of . the ~, E ast India Company, amounted to /,226,0001. and there wss a prospeCt, not very distant, of an immediate annual sul r •of soo,oool. being thrown into the Public Cors, out of the Resources of the Compaiiy. It was not merely, therefore, to the interest t7f rhat . Company that they had to look, but ,to the vital interests of our Finances: At the present moment, whilst Excite. quer. Bills bore a .I ) retnium ,of Two Shillings per. Cent. India-Bonds were ate aijiicount Of One,Shil. ling, making a difference of.Tlifee Shillings. The India BOndi at present in the Market amounted:to 1,700,0001. and, the Company were legally autho. rized to i,.sue 300,0601. from, If the Compsny %vete to dedutl , the.Propecry :Tax froth the Interest of these 13.inds at: the time , of payment, circunt. awed . as they' were •in, the marker, it. would tend 'still' further to depreciate them,, and might eventus,, thtow them back into'. the hands of the Company,,and thus by so much di m i n i s h its Capital, , which was. : a circumstance that certainly ought to . be- provided against for the sike of the interest of ihe,Company and that of the Public:. it was there fore the object of the prese,lt Bill to allow the holders .of those Bunda. to, receive the sirhpleinterest, and Make their own Rectum,: .1; Mr. DENT ,and Lord .CASTL'iIitIAOII severally explained, The CH4NCELLOR ofrhe EXCHEQUER, ad verting to something that. WO boeil oaeci by Mr. DENT, Wilk!) we tild not distinctly hear, said ~ misconception had, generally prevailed relative to the Vote of 5,000,0001. in Exchequer Bills messed, n few days sinm That sum was not proposed to be issued toply 0ft4.,500,0001. in Exchequer Bills outstanding,an4 the P a y m ent o f w hi c h was chargeil upon the first Aids of Atte Year. - What he stated was, that it was very pri)bahic when'the latter sum was paid off, that the !~[alders of 01(46 Bills mign , t wish to invest their money in new Bills.: The only excess of nExchequer. Bills would amount to sootoool. which, with 3ootoool. remaining em, issued of. the Vote Of Credie.of last year, and which must be ‘ issued in ExChequer Bills, 'would make the total excpss 800,0001. Or: JOHNSTON said, sitar a Bill to enable rite East,lndia Cutnpany to borrow at a larger rsia of intcresi than any other,Publie Body, was a 'bad test of the prosperity of the Cconviny. 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