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IMPEROL PARLIAMEIV7. BOUS E OF PEERS'. TUEsDAY, a 'VED. 8. THE Report of,the Committee of their Lordships, who were ordered to examine the Lists of Names which had been deliverea in., as proper Lords to farm the East Indic judiCatore, &c. was presented by Lord WALszivoili.m. The Report: wks -forth. with Iva() by the Cletk' ; it was of some length, and couOmd. in the usual form---after which it was ordered, as is the customary process, to be referied back to the Committee, in order that their Lord ships might inquire whether any 'of the Peers whose names were set down were disqualified, &c. Some routine and private business was then dis posrd Lord PELHAM moved That the Order of the Ilty for going: into a Committee on the Woollen ikdanulaCtures Bill-be rend;:.-.which being done, his Lordship Said, it was his intention to propose that the said Order be discharged, - for the purpose of deferring that proceeding upon the. Pill until this day month, -The House, he had no doubt, would agree: with him, that .the question was one that required the. most serious and deliberate eon. sideration. One of the prominent points connected with the measure was, the suspension of a certain number of Legislative Regulations : many of these, however, it appeared, had been repealed by subse. quent.Alts; and.this consideration naturally futnish. ed ground for inquiry. Another Jeason why , -he wished the discussion to be postponed, was in order to save trouble antle.xperee to the patties concerned, that they may be particularly apprised of the day . of its coining on, and retain their WirneSses in Town tit) longer than may be necessary. After a feW far. • . thCr observations on thee general heads, the Nobl e Lord Moved, " that the 1)111 be referred to a Com. Mince of the whole !louse, on Tuesday, the Sth of March ;" which, on the question being put, was Orthtred accordingly. The several Petitions, &c, reletive to the Bill, were Ordered' to be referred to the sail Committee. The Order for the Committee of Privileges sit. ting on Thursday,- relative to the Rotation of Sit. tolg:of the Irish Spiritual Peers, .was discharged., and the Committee appointed to sit on the'follow.„ int day. Adjourned till to. morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. T,YIZ3I7AY s rrl4. 8. Tim; being. thee day ai.pointed for . ballotting for gt:lninit tees to try theComested EleCiions of Duni fes-nii,i've and Slialtesbury, the SPErIiC BR tOOk the 'Chair at the hour appointed, 'hut there not being 50/licit-fa MeinberS to ballot fur both Committees, the following Meinhers were chosen to try the Pe tition lot the Burgh of Dunferralitie. Jolin bum, Esq. Rz.bcrt Williams, : risio.l4(l. iir.tutnont,, Esq. 34lanassalt:InK4, Esq. Hun.. TrrnClt, Thomas Choi monad y, Rt. idnu, Nwc. curry. Wm:kohl. CartNyr4;nt, Esq. V.Ar!'or En:iton, Sir Wm. Ileatlicolc 134 n. T..:ltrandlmg, Thos,''Grallmn, Em i t. Ettv.-ard Coult:111g, A 1, tr Lord Viscount Vitzharris, eforrles'Dunclas, Esq. SPEet K re quested the House would 'recol le4t that there was a ballot turned over for to.mor. ro , r. ; and gave notice that lie . slinuld count the House precisely 'at' half past three o'clock, - A Petition was presented from the town of Car.. narvun, praying for leave's bring in a Bill for im proving the , hithour at' that place.' Mr, - . WicxtiA44 trOVed; that the Ord e r of the I)ay for taking into inttlift.consideration the Irish Itrlifitir Bill' on Friday next, he tijwltargid, and the same ilostponed to Monday -the 28th of February iost.--Ofdered. • , , Mr. ALEXANDkR brought up the Repots Of the committee of Supply for Irish Affairs, when the ee.. verdl ROcsilltiOtlS 'WIT read. Oh the 141otion of Mr. Cos! sty, the Rmlution re: 'stout so the Support of Schools for Male cind Fesnstle Orphans at Dublin, was postponed. 01) reading the :Resolutions. for (rants in Support of the Fever House at I)6lin, 'illr,ll/1G WELL row,- and expressed his hope rho soMe plan might be adopted toe extending snore general assistance to the Poor of Iceland.' There were no Poor -rates,' and he never wished to see any iotroduced:thete.; but .whatever tcasno there might t to °Nett, to' that measure,. it w a s impossible to conmi te)tate the wretched state of the Poor in many parts pi tluit country, without the most painful feel. logs anti metincholy refleeitioli. In the part where he resided :(the county of Tipperary . ), it was hii mourn. lid destiny -to behold numbers of unhappy creatures r erishin g. titrcu g h want, without a place to shelter them in sickness and infirmity. He Ivas,art enemy to poor.rates, bat some theasuie to answer cioes of necessity should be` adopted. He mentioned /this to chll,the attention of a Right ilonourableGentiman (Mr. COP, icy) to the subject. , ..-. . Jl' r•. CQRRY assured the House the . subjeft al. (tided to by the' Hon. Gentleman had opt escaped the atretition of , the Noble Lord now at the head of the Government of Ireland, nor of the Right lion. Secretary (Mr. Wrc,'KttAm), nor'of the Right lion. Gentleman (the Sr p.AKi a), 'whom be had the honour to address, and who lately held an high (initial .situation in that country. He was certain that: Government wished to give'e very aid in its power, and :where the poor came .more immedi. art!) under' the inspeelion of the Lord Lieutenant, his Exceltency's attention, visiFince, and humanity, ~;: try manifested in the triol ,, t striking and . piarSe., w,,t thy manner. The pri'neipal difficulty l a y i n . odtipting . anymeasure kr this purpose, that would not clash with the , stipularioris pi the MI of union or the interests of Ctitriitry Gentlemen. Certainly nothing should he done v. ,most mature de liberation,- and be ihoold most , cordiAlly support any mutant, ,brought I . (;rwaril, on proper :grounds, :for answering the purpose proposed Oy (4 : lion. .t;enderrian. - • - , : . . , Mr. IVICKII44'I bad observed, with great con. .cern, during his rehidetice in 'lreland, puny of dm* instances of deep distress , mentioned by the Hon. .6entternan, and no person more CVlllefitly Wichtd r an adequAte relief ,than. ,b g dirl. Though the Grand juries had powers to remedy rt i lany ineonve. rilencies, yet it was not usual to bring forward mea, sures for imposing the taxes without the consent of Parli*thentOind the conditiona'd the Ad of Union was an Ojettion in this case. The Public and Local Bills, by the Ad of , Union, as It stow stood, were pa7tly chargeable on Great Britain, and he could not see the propriety ofsubjeding this Country to the expence of the measure ; he was convinced, howeVer, that every attention would-be. paid to the stihjed. Mr. BAG WELL said he did not, svish to burtheu the country with poor.rates, he only suggested the propriety of giving a power to Grand Juries tolevy a small sum, perhaps, 'of tool. for ereding a house in each pari;ll or dist Oa, for affording relief to those miserable objects. General T4RL ETON was perfectly convinced of the good dispositions of his Excellency Lord HARD. WICK( he was also sensible of the difficulties at tending a proper arrangeuient fur the purpose pro, posed, but he could not help obSetving, that the hint. of the Kin. Gentleman, who 'introduced the subjed, was deserving of the greatest attention. 'Mr. 'WICKHAM observed, that the Aft of Union obliges the Imp er i a l P ar li ament t o grant such sums as were formerly voted by the Irish Par. liament for the same charitable purposes and the present Resolution was merely a compliance with that condition—he knew not what other sums could be applied to any purpose of • a similar nature, ex cepting what may arise from the redundancy of the Revenue; it was, in every point of view, a subjed which should not be entered into with precipitancy, and for which there was nut time at present. Re solut inrygle'ed . to. Mr. CO - RRY moved, That the Resolution respe6t. , ing the Dublin Society should be amended in such manner as tie Lord LICUICIIaIIt !bay think proper. —Agreed to. The zsch and z6th Resolutions were ordered to be recommitted, and the other Resolutions were re ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means.— Adjourned. . From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 8, 1803. Ccurnstithots in tht Radnor Militia, 41gued 4y the Lord Lieuie. _ - • N2llt. • Thomas Frankland Lewis, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. 'lifted Jan. zy, ammhriovr in the Forfar and Kincardineshire Itegiment , of I~lilitia, signedhy the Lord Dorm:tint of the County ol Kincar dine, Robert William Duff; Esq. to be Lieut.-Colonel. Dated Oci. Geprge Lyell, Esq. to be Captain, Dated as above. John Reid, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Dated as above. Charles Mourn, Gent. to be Lus;gn. Dated Dec. 31, rtoa. BANKAUPTCI ENLARGED. Apr( a. William Trigg, of Kingston, Surrey, corn-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. 'N./Maur - my stir ERSEDED. late of Wood-street, wardiouieman. BrINKR 7 .1) TS. Henry .Atkinson, of Howarth, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, to surrender Feb. 23, 24, .toil March Z 2, at ten, at the Brown Cow inn, Brntley, Yorkshire, .„'Attornies, Mr, Mayhew , . . Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr. - Settle, flalifax. Moses 'Coghill Gabbitas, of Iltinsyard, , Sufl4lk, farmer, Feb. 21, ....z, and 1V1arc11,2..., at eleven, at the Aogel lan, Hales-, worth, Suffolk. Aimmey, Mr..boinm, Beccics. • . William Cfancy, of ‘Vaterford; merchant, Feb. Is', and March 1, az, :it eleven, at Goildliall, Loodo/6 Attorneri Mr,: Addi,, ( .4.0,!5-Inn-sLivare. ,: Morgan Ilipllics, of Mourning-lano, Hackney, milkman, rata: -12, 19, and March. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tetibutt, of Devoii-strit, ,Queeit-stivare, . Thomas Horrocks, of Itipnotidale. ; N''orkshire, bleacher, Feb. „. „. _L, L. Inn, Ai. 4., 44‘ i.lw atat i 'Manchester, and March 2z, quill: Coinnicreid Inn, Lanciciter. . Attornies, Mr. Foulkes, bilancliestcr; or Mr.. foulkes, Buty-Place, Blcionisbury, sqnare., , James Rinerson, of Bitton, Gloucestershire, brass and skelter; maker, Feb. 23, 24, and March 22, at eleven, at the white flat+ inn, Bristol. Attornies Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol ;. or Mr., fames, New-inn, London, John George Villains, of. Marshall -street,- London-Readl, merchant, Feb. 12, +9, and' Mardi n, atlen, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Alt. Embers. Ely-Pliee, Holborn: • . .I)II'IbENDS. March 12. john Tinunings.; of Steward-street, Spitalfiebiz , , Middlese'X, bioker, - at eleven, , ' at Guildhall, London. March 1. .Sartmel. Srensim, of - Kensington, • Middlesex, theesernolige,r at twelve, at Guildhall,- London. . Mardi 19. lath Scott ant; Gedre Scott, of South-street, • Finsbury..square, London; merchants, •at ten,- at Guild. ball. March a. John Vitae, of Weston-street,.gaze, Southwark, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall, London, : . • March t. Eyre Evans Crowe, of Tinson-Lodge, ,Ilerlts, banker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London... • MANI' 5, George Jamison, of l'ol tsea, SOuthampten t watch, maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. . r March a. Til 1 )1 i4S lalinston,. of Friday.,street, Cheapithic, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildh a ll.. ~, ..' - ' •' - March 5. Christopher Srainbank,' of tild Bond -street, print. seller, at ten, at. GU - OW*llll, • - , - -- ~ • . Marcli..E.. ' , Thomas . Balk; and John Gatnitlett, of Leaden.. hall -greet London, merchants, at t-elve, at Guildhall, March ti, . :John Atkinson, of C 94 v, 0114)10, • Cumberland, tanner . , at te.ti at the Sun Inn, ii.i';'ociltermouth. March 1. Thomas Godwin and John Mal lain,"of Fleet-street, I.Lontiort, merchants, at eleien 'at Guildhall- March K. William Sellinan, of .6reat 12 iiSser-Strect, Covet.t , garden, Midill-:scx,• ironmonger, at tw e lve, a: GUildil:.ll, . London. .. March 2. Edward colaby, of Brightlielmtone, Sussex, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, 1 °talon: Match 2. : John :Taylor, of .M.,1,,,cer, Lancashire, tner- ' Chant, at eleven, at the George. Inn, in Hudderdield, _ Yorkshire. March .5, - Riehard;tVilleocks, late of Red Lion , street; Cler- kenwell, dock-rri4er, at twelve, at Guildhall, London; klatch 4. Sairtuel Every, of Liverpool, Lancashire, ship- . chandler, at one, at.-the Globe 'l,' aVern ", . Liverpool. ,: in inCiITLYr March 4. , John Gillatt, jOsepli HaniksWorth, rind IVilliani . Ciillat, now or late of Sheffield, York Shire, Liitniuoi.- brewers. Thomas jowsey, 01$1inticiland e Dorliam, innkeeper." • John !'Aston, now or late .of Liverpool, Lancashire, hatter. Charles Webb, of Brotnsgrove, Woreestershire, . money-seri- Ntener. MAILS. ARRTVILD. 110(411C1 I. French - 0 Hamburg!) q PRICE OF SMCKS, THIII DAY A r rvvtLvo O'CI,OCK. C1,41601$ 7v# THE SU N. soLess outs rtreefts. PALSI4/4 111.10111,AT LONDON;-FABRUdRY 9, I gc3. Wt: received last night the Park Paters t 9 the 6th inst. it appears that General Apc . HA'Nits,EAU has.been fortunate in . the commencement of his ope., rations .fit St. Domingo, fort Pdspbl4 ai• ticked and carried by the French rroup, an& • thatih the Blacks made considerable rinistanee, the French ; succeeded.withour the loss of a single man. The accounts from Guad'alope are equally fa tour_ able': that Island is said toYbe nearly restored to a state of tranquillity. Funds, high as 5.9 ! 4.0; -00 ct!e . 4.t4 they fell to'sB. 60. _Tiii,a.morsing arrived a M9il from thiland, the contents of which will be 'found is a subsequent Column. Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, His Royal Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND breakfasted with HIS MAJESTY, at the Queen's-House. In the evening THEIR' MAJESTIES had a Concert, which began about eight o'clock, and finished at about ten. The company present were, the Mar quis and Marchioness of SALISIIttay t Marchioness of BATH, Lady GROROINA CECJL, Earl of Mott. TON, Countess of CARDIGAN, Countess AYcrti- IlUitY, and a number of other Nobility. Card tables were laid for those who chose to play, This evening THEIR MAJESTIES an►d the PRtN. CESSES will honour the Concert of Ancient Music with their presence, s under the diredion of the Earl of DARTMOUTH. There will be a Drawing-Room at Sr. James's .O.IIIOIIOW. The payment of the Pensions of the Widows of Military Officers, to the 24111 of December, 1802, will commence-on Monday the lit.th inst.. Yesterday Mr. MIPDLEToN was elected a Re presentative for the' Borough of Ipswich, in the room of Mr. CR icurr, deceased. A Court of Inquiry, consisting of the following Members, is shortly to s i t a t Chelse a: General Robert Prescott, Preside:lL—Lieut. Generals, Lord Clanricarde, Ogilvie, Cuyler, Stephens, Floyd.—Ma. jor-Gcnerals, Eraser, Loftus, Couto, Lilford , Asgilt, Jr skine.—Colonels, Este, (.:rose. The ohjeel of it is• said to be Charges of PecUla_ tion, supposed to be committed' in raising of Levies for General Service, in Ireland. Yesterday morning the Brstior of LONDON gave away, at his house, in St. James's.square, 'two cart loads of potatoes to the poor inhabitants of the parish of Sr. James's. . . The Diretiors of the. India Company have lately agreed that diplomas from the College of Surgeons at Dublin, shall be considered as a sufficient quali. ficariorr for Surgeons' Mates, and .Asiistant.Sur geons, in the Compapy's 'service. Yesterday a fine East Indiaman, of Soci tons, was, launched from (the Yard, of Fpl.Ra EY IR ITT M as.' TAR a,:Esq. to .be commanded by Captain JOHN Pa lc destined to Bombay anti Madras ; she is named the Prince of Wales. In the evening an entertainment .was partaken of at the London Ta vern, by about three hundred Ladies and Gentlemen Of the first respeciability. The receipt of Customs at the port of Hull last ,'r t, amounted to near i'our Ittincird t1+0 , 13." poilnds. . , • • The EsiPsttoa of Rossr;., is equipping two ves sels at Cronstadr, for. the. purpose .of making a voyage ordiseovery round the world,. They , ar e to endeaVoUr partictearly; to penetrate 4slar as possi ble in the Nurth of Asia and America. The new Council, of War, at ii. to he di, Tided into 'three departments, - the first, which will be ditefled, by the Archduke "himself, will occupy itself with affairs purely military ; 'the second Wulf theeconoMY of the army; and the third-with tars justice. ••• - . • . NArr Ira, TANDY has•,addres:Se4 an impudent Let_ tents Lord PtLitAis.4, dated at;Bourdeflux, in which he intimates, that if he had been hanged in Ireland, he wouldhavetaihn with etern.d lustre." This foil uPwar'ds,...4 the oilly totich of his Country re miining, for OcAP.f9therwise a;complete French 7.a. cobin, 13ut how a Traitor, if he had met with the punishment he 'deserved, coulli be saidto die with &sire, it is difliCult to say. Even the Government tliat patronizes .him, must despise him. for wishing, to betray 114 — Country, though it affords him a de. grading proteaion. it be true that Sir SInNEY Stamm is going tipon a speCial commission to Egypt, his report of the state of affairs in that,conntry will doubtless be very inherent from the vapouring romance of SE ',ASTERN to It has been.thought very strange, that the French Government should have published the Letter writ. ten by SEBASTIAN!, as it seems entirely to deve. lope its design of making a future Expedition to Egypt. But it is not improbable, that it, may be published in the hope, that the British Government . willinfer, that if ; rance really intended to un d er . take another Invasion of Egypt, she would not have given to the World sti complete a discovery of i ts views : while she, in faa, atixiously resolves upon the measure, and means to take the , first opportu. nity 'of carrying it into effeEt. It is difficult to ac count for.tite publication in question• upPP any otir principle ; but we trust that the British Govern. ment know too well the cliaraaer or France to be betrayed by. so shallow an artifice, which, indeed, in that point of view, would be an insult upon the understanding of, this Country. ~ .. . .. . The aged Prince of Cowri, who is at Barc e l ona , finds himself reduced to the last stage of .want. The Frenph Governifient had . plektged itself to transmit him regularly an annual pension of four thousand Louis, - which were always to be paid to His High, ness six months in advance. The Prince has, however, been now two years without receiving a livre. The virtuous Dutchess of thus AN is nearly in the same unenviable predicament, and has been late. fy, under the distressing necessity ofdischarging (for want of means to support 'them)' some of her most valutiblp and faithfill Servants. Thelleetor of Bavaria' has published an Edict in his new States, by which - the Members of the Ca. thulic,, Lutheran, and Reformed Religions are to rujoy an equality' of rights with, respell. to the exercise of their worAir, without any distinaion whatever, S P.A'C AL Col.lllllsstoN, tale , Co URT-HOUSE, SoUTHWARK• T bird Day—Wane:lay, Ftb. 9. Tisa Judges Iliving taken their seats upon 111 t Bench at nine o'clock this.morning, and the Coot being opened, all the remaining Prisoners, tnatf. in nurnlier, were put: upo;their Trial. The jury, after the challenges were orer,Wg . cori&sed of the fonnwiriGentlernen : • George Evans, of Streatham. .10141 Waring, of Barnes. Richard'Southby, of Battersea. Robert Linton, of Merton. John Prior, of Mortlake. • , • johnlaker, of ditto. fairies Phillips,'of ditto. George Tritton, of Wandsworth. William Newton, of ditto. • john Arnold, of #rarriley. john Winter, of Leatherhead. EartholomeW Chitty, of ditto. The IndiElMenthaving been read by the the Case was opened' for the Prosecution by lilt SoLIC GiNERAL• . The Trial was expeeled to be gone through 0119 day. Should that be the case, we shall in our Paper to.morrow give at length the Proceedings on Trial of Colonel DESPARD. CITY P.,USINESS. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday 3 t Guildhall ; the LORD MAYOR, thirteen Alderrne.n,,, Mr. RECORD ER , M r . C OMMON S ERI EANT, Sherd° WELCH, 'ALEXANDER, and other City -Ofceq were present. The Proceedi ngs of the last Courts of Alderme n and Common C ounc il b e i ng rea d an d confirme''', the Court proceeded to examine the Returns of the, Mealweigh erso f the average pr i ces o f Wheat ga Flour, and the PrinCipals.of the Rakers' CampanY attending, were , ca ll e d i n and i n f orme d, ,t hat t h e price of Bread was to continue at nitlePe n ` c. farthing the Quartern Loaf. • 'Mr. 'FRANCA NA LORI, defied at the 135 J 'Court of. Common Council, Under Marshal (4 . th L i - City, in the room of Mr. C AN N p R, deceased, se w", sworn for the due execution . of his Office. The following Gentlemen were sworn into the Office of Coalmeteri in trust for this City, Messrs. BLAXLAND, DINZILOE •and Ross. . . • The usual. Precepts fur li cens i ng ' Viduallers On the .4th ofMarch next, were ordered to issue. Wardinote Presentments were. referred to "a Aldermen of the respedive Wards of this C i Pr:, and the City Soli c it or or de re d to ., put t h e Att °I LI 14. Geo. 111. into execution relative thereto. The, Lotto MAYOR will hold . a Court of Com-. mon Council to-morrow at Guildhall, for. the Oe:", , tion of the Irish .Swiery and Committees for the year ensuin_g_, and to take into cons id erat i o n Mutton of Dar. jAht,s DiON's fur petitioni ng :the: lion. House of Commons for the repeal of so moo, of an-Ad passed in the gth ye ar o f t h e Reign • Queen Ann imposing a.Duty of three.shihiiir Pe r chaldron on Coals imported into the Port of L on '. don, and on other special affairs. llis Lordship will take the Chair at twelve pre' • ; OS Days appoin te d f or h o ldi ng the next Lent Asfi 4 .., •on the Midland Circtiit. 1.1.9 Al4roN It I X z—MondaY, Fab. 28, NOPIIIIIMPttn b t Rol LA 14 fl—Ffiday, Mar:h 4, Oakhatit. • NCO I. NJ, /1. £ - -Saturday, M arc h s, CaWe of Lincolp. Ciry or I. cof,u --Same day, City of Lincoln. • N TrrNona Matt IRI —Friday, Marchli, Nottingham. Town or . Nor r a dit.tht—Sarneday, Town of Nottingham,'; ihillYslllßX —Tuesday, March Is, Derby. Litt exstaastrtfai--Friday, March a,. Castle of LeiCeSt er. ..) BOKOUGH O F Ix [cgs - vita—Same d a y Iligough of Leicestc_i c CI TY or COV P.NT Y -4 VOLIIIeSCLAy, ''March 23, city Kt, Coventry. . • • WA X XVI OX SHlft March 24, - Warwick. ' We und"rstand it is the opinion of the siren, Crown Lawyers, that' the legal übjeetions takeO4 against the conviaion of Easierby and ilf'Parhu re ' will hold good; and that the opinion Of the'f,weNe Judges will.b e d e li v e red to that aid.. At is hOwe' ever understo o d, t h at the parties .will be tr i e d for aiding and ass i st i ng Cod/iv, in an attempt to eseayeA, when in the. cus t o d y Of the Officers. At the P o li ce Offi ce i n Marlborougli-street terday, a p awn b ro k er was convicted in 8 penalty 0 4 1. ici.-for receiving in paw n unfinished !Wen- . rWr. are sorry to observe (says a Bath th p eShearmen, unmindful of the punishment ti which some o f t h e i r eom anions' are su ffe still persist - in , t h e i r tlotous and disgraceful Pl' ceedings. Th e Gazette `contains an offer of I°° reward, signed b y L or d PE LtfANT, for the disc ( ' very of -th e , aut h or or authors o f an infl tumo r° . r bf f paper, lately .st uc k up aga i nst t h e wa ll O f a Inn, Freshfiad, Wilts, threatening, thus " vernment gives th e b us i ness onf avoo r a bir to the'" .. ' they will do, t h e b us i ness b y force of mint, bid '. t , h fiance utmilitary force, an d d estroy, toget her their families, all such - clothiers as eneoLicage,ol3; chinery ; anti requesting that all men :having st* Th and ammunitio n w ill sen d their names.by t h e 10 4 of 1 4 :ehrtiaty, and m utua ll y agree to b e comenaP"c by officer. , , appointed by the majority of th irteen of, the oldest soldiers or engineers. During the late tempestuous weather, an immeo.fi t quantity onobsters were driven upon the coast 'kg:: tween Flambro' H ea d an d H ornsea s e ver.d bundled: of .which sold. at two-pence each. Some Wien caught that weighed upwardi of 61b. A great number of new houses are about to be ere ted at Glasgow ; lots of ground for building hare within the se f ew d ays b een let i n t h at Ci t y to the . operative weave"' amount of, 80,0001. ste r li ng . Fi ve .h un d re d houses are soon to be b u il t , c hi e fl y f or by societies into which they have formed them selves. r Every member is to have a house built f? him, fdr which he h to pay, 'at his entry into to e society, six pounds sterling,find v ;, " there` after .half.a.guinea, till the whole .e - pence de' frayed.