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'I 0 'CUE unu c Britain haslaut lately closed a long and sanguinary contest with honour t and while every one of her Attie either pa ralyzed by disunion, 'or congeered in the field, has compro nused its interests ; she alone; from t he , fuan energies of her Councils. and the pilant atchieVenuants of - her Arms, has retired from the struggle, in possession of powerful resources, aad increased thininion. After having ascribed the tribUte which is duz;,to thit beirig,who gyivarns all things, It is woe. thy of an Etiglishman to cast an eye upon the past,,and to search, with anxious gratitude, for those who have s o often been the Agents "of - his Interposing will, Such is the -ten dency of the present at tempt, which the Author most hum bly hopes will receive the patrOnaeo of his Country. , • Every clue will recognize the unparall ..c.....(...11CCe5te3 Of out Navy, by `which Commerce has . uninterruptedly cuuthnted to flow, ant ‘to which, 'wider Providence, the, State must ac. keowledge her repeated salvation, as she now owes her de- voted rank among Nations. • , But, while such eallant exertions claim the applause of they should have ever be en lititnel , si l it is to be laurz'nted that • taroisb,el by insubordination, The Corps of Royal Marin es ,. forming, alma of the same Household, stands peculiarly die. tirieuished by an Uniform fidelity. During a period' the most eventful in the History of our Country, as well as upon amity occasions of threatened Revolt, their ::teady cher. gies have either softened the storm, or have subdued the rising spirit. Their bravery itt the Field, and their good con,duet upon every Service which has been allotted them, ar e alike conspicuous, and must impress upon the 'Military World the valuable aids that are derived from a conscious pride at:liar:oer, and how important it is to cherish it. The examples which 1 shalt adduce, I trust, will also exhibit to Society how amiable arc the virtues, and how hottourable the distindions, that are annexed to perseverit,g Loyalty, Good Order, and Allegiance. Speculative opinions must necessarily intermingle themselves, but I hope they ever will appear in the manly attitudes oT truth, not of prejudice. In order to preitipt to emulative zeal, I will drag from oblivion deeds forotten, or such as, time must soon, obliterate. To, record the gallant Anecdetes Of all, is my leading impulse,, an d will he my ehiefest joy : to plant the laurel-tree beside the village as well as the mansion, lily uniform a i m . With a view to render this Work - extensively useful, and of benefit to the lower orders of the Community, whose in terests ore otten verymaterially injured from a total ignmance of the subject, I will digest the chill:rent Ads of Parliament, by which the' privileges of the Ai itrine.Seldier have been pro gressively extended. ,1 shall state, explicitly, the r egu l ar modes, as well as the prescribed fees, attending the recovery of Funds, both ,Pay and Prize-money, by the Relatives of those who may die or fall in hatt.le,•and the proper channels through which alt applications of ankious inquiry, conc er n. ing the immediate destiny or situation of their gallant and distant friends, ought to be submitted. A discussion of this nature, must contribute to general humanity, as well as ge-, mill good, Such are a few outlines of my purpose: In appealing to the" Public, I would solicit not only the countenance of my Brother Officers, but the patronizing influence of every libe rid man. - The sitbjed involves the future interests of Cum merce, as well as the eventual safety of the State. To. the Memburs of each, therefore, I beg leave to subunit . my 'mo tives and my claims. Those who may he indoeed to honour me with their Sup jiort, wilther by Subscription, or by C,ommunications, hive the goodness to state, at the time of subscribing, where the Book is to be sent, and to address their idtai to me at - . 1 remain, with general sentiments of Respe6l, The Vuhlic's must Ltitlitul 'humble Savant,' ALEXANDER GII4.ESPIE. Birmingham, lan. 29, 18,3, ~.* , ....... • This Day Was published, in Two Volumes tamp. Pricm Bs. sewed, T EOPOLD;• or, 'T H E BASTARD. X. 4 "t A Novel. Printed for S. 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Age,,,1../.!lwr7ater• "."4, 7 IMPER (4L P_IRLIfIMENT: ROUSE OF PLERS. THURSDAY, JULY 7. LekD HARROWBY (late the Right Hon. DUD. LEY RYD. ,t) Was sworn and took .his seat, on ac. ceding to !he yeer.i g c, by ;he demise of his lather the lateL rd. • The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Ctergk Residence Bill, ro Foote's Divorce,' and to two Ineio s tir e Bills. The Lord. Commissioneri were, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the CHANCKLLOR: and . Lird WALst,NGH)‘NI. The various Bills before . the House were for. warded in tlieir tespedive stages. Among these the Southern Whale Fishery, ihe-Irisb Bank-notes Bill, the Irish Militia Pay, and the. Irish Work. inen't , Combination Bill, were read a third time and passed, ;Vlr. ALEXANDER and others brought tip from . the Commons the Irish Export and Imprirt Duties Bill, and the . Scorch Militia Eatnilics Bill, which were severalty read a first time. • The Lid of,IVIotRA presented a Petition on tn.:. half of 15,000 persons concerned• in a }Liu of GlouCestershire against the Woollen Nlanulatturers Bill, which was ordered to lie on the Table. The Duke of NORFOLK, in pursuance of his . notice of yesterday, - rose to move, that the con sideration of the Petition, Sec. of Sir Cecil Bisshopp, Ban. to the Barony of Zooph, he postponed until . the next Session of Parliament!. ,This, his Grace said, he was principally induced to do, on account of the extreme lateness of the present period of the Session. He also took occasion to notice the prin. ciples ‘vkich he thought should guide the House with respea to claims relative to Peerages in Abeyance, not meaning, however, that these should apply to the case of the 'Petition of the worthy Baronet, as being already, before the House. The question was then put ;, and after some ob. servations from the Earl of Rosiur upon the points adverted to by the Noble Duke, and a reciprocal ex.. planation between these Peers, the consideration, &e. ordered to be postponed accordingly. The further consideration of the claim of Lady. Mary Fitzgerald, in (defence to the .Barony of Roos, together with the Petition of .the Duke Of Rutland touching the same, was also put off; on , the Motion of the Noble Duke, until the next Sessions. After some time had et:tp:.ied, Colonel VEastetet, attended by. the SECRITAItY at WAlt and several Other Members, brought up from the Commons the Irish Additional,Force Bill. The Bill was„forOwitlt read a first time, and ordered to be printed. Lord WALstriciitAst moved that the - Standing Orders which probibited . Bills from passing through two certain stages on the same dayi be taken into consideration on Saturday next, with a reference to suspending the same as far as respeds. the progress of the Irish Additicinal Force Bill, and that the Lords be suinmoned-on that occasion, which was or. tiered accordingly. Adjourned till to-morrow. ' HOUSE OF COMMONS, THUItSDAY, JULY 7. Trig Sp RAKER., attended by several Members, went to the House of Pee rs , an d on his return in., formed the House that the Royal Assent had been given by Commission to the Clergy Residence Bill atal FOOte3 Divorce Bill. Queen Anne's Bounty Bill passed through a, Com. mit tee.--Report to.morroW., The New Forest Black Game. Bill was read a se. cond time, and committed for tmmorrow.. Mr.J.AWR FNC E DU NOM reported from the Wa. terford Elation Committee, that they had resumed their sittings in, pursuance Of- the Order of the House, but' that they had found the Minutes of Evidence tratistnitted.from Ireland so voluminous, as to require much time for consideration ; they therefore requested leave, with the consent of all Parties,. toadjourry over to the 25th of August. The SPEAK 1: It :pOilitCd out several casts in which Elation Committees had been allowed - to adjourn for different periods of time, upon Special cause he. ing.shewn for that purpose ; and observed, that by the aet'a prorogation would not dissolve the Com. mince, as it • would in that case meet in the next Session, on the day next after the clay appointed for •Parliament 'to assemble for the 'dispatch of busi. ness. • Mr. Lee .thought that if the:Flouse should liap: pen to be -sitting on the 26th . of,Anguhr - , that the Cominitteecould not then adjourn for a longer pe. riod than z 4. hours. The Sr sAKEit, differed :in o pi n i on respeeling the construttion of the. Aft, AS he Conceived that, cording to its spirit, the House, might allo - w a‘Cona. mince to adjourn (or a longer period as often as •in sufficient special cause should be shewn tor that lour. pose. . • - After a short conversation .fiettveen. Mr. WARD, Mr. LAWAS NUE DUNDAS, MI. 13RAGE, and Mr. Lag,' the 'Mukion fur .allowing the Committee to adjourn to the day proposed was agreed to. On the ; further consideration of the Report of the Bristol Port Bill, some Conversation ensued between MT.'HENDERSON, Mr. BRAGCS,, and Mt. HOB.: HOtAit, when that business rues suspended for the purpose of reading, the Irish Additional Army Bill a third tune, which, was read accordingly and,passed. 'A Message from the Lords stated, that their Lordships had agreed to the Southern Whale Fishery Bill, the Irish flank Note Bill, the Irish Militia Pay , anti Cloathiog Bill, and. the, Irish Workmen's Combination Bill, without any Amendment. The consideration of the Bristol Port . Bill was then resumed, when Mr. HEHDERSON prop ised Clause to compel the Subscribers to pay. up their Subscriptions, .which, after a few words in opposi-• lion from Mr. BRAOGE, was negatived; and the Report being agreed to, he'Bill was ordered to be engrossed. Pot.lt gave notice Of his intentidr) to move op Monday, for leave to bring in 11- foundcd on the Second Rcpoxt of the Commissioners of N4val Inciitiry. • , LONDO N, J UL Y 8 , 1803. W E have the satisfaaion of announcing two Cap. tures of some consequence ; the one a French tional Corvette, of t 8 twelve.pounders, with 200 men, taken by the .Enitymion, of 44 guns, the Hon. Captain PAO IT ; and the other the Ambuscade, taken from us last Weir by the French, and lately re.takdn by the Piaoty, of Soo guns, on her passage to. the Mediterranean. Several Captures have been made by our Cruizers, and sent into differept Ports, as our Ports Letters Hill shew. it was. a Russian Messenger who' arrived on Wednesday night, ,that brought the important In. telligence that the communication between this Country and l lamburgh 'would soon be reopened, We must confess,.We look with much anxiety, and at the same time with confident I 0 . . c, that the. Court of Ptiertburgh will . exert itself to check the si irit of aggression 'and aggrandizement which seems to increase in the French Government, and which threatens to over-ran all 'that yet remains of Europe unsubjeeted to French Tyranny and Plum. der,. The Estysitott of •RUISIA, .we think, will not sit down with indifference under the seizure of Hat/over, which constitutes.so gross an infrattion of the Neutrality of the Getman Empire, and we hope.to' see him raking - some measures for its Emancipation. W e b eg i n i n d ee d to he a little sanguine with respel to the condo& of all the Northern Powers, and we Le of opinion that the spirited measure of Bieckad, ing the 'n chant ofence;011: 44 only hay: tic e ff e it of tothirig them to a stow duty to themselves. , Yeiterday m. ruing about half it nine o'cl,.rit: Hut MAlzsTi and the Pitt NCV.,Ei lett }6 '"' w tjr London, and on their way ht),irstacd Lady WAI' R tic with a MOrni**ll3ll, at her liou,c in Lensing' ton Gore, and arrived ir BockirighAm.house s° °4 after It o'clock. ,_The Dt.mt cif, Yo xk. arrived at Bockingharn-ht;i l4 to his Royal P ar e nt an d Si sters. soon alter, and paid his respeeo About : half past twelve Hal: MAJ ['STY and r ; ' .e Past:exam arrived at their apartm ents in St. James's Pal ace; t h ey were followed by the PRIN' CESS CHARLOTTS of WALES,, attended by th e Countess'Enot N ; in a few minutes after His Ma. j t( :;hen HER MAJ EST Y yarrived inhiswas' travelling carriage from Kew. Drawing-Room,to enter dt' she found herself baut indisposed widt the Itead-ach, and she declined aaearing, antl•li u MAJESTY and t h e PRlNcessas went and spent the., morning with Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH, BOrr . apartments in St. James's. As HIS MAJESTY was going to the Drawing- Room, through the Presence Chamber, an i/ge 4 woman, of a very respectable appearance, fell ; tt ri her knees, a n d p resente d a pet i t i on to hits MM` j ESTI : she proves to be the mother of Mr. GRANT; who is under sentence of death for shooting at Mr' TOWNIE ND at his own door in St. James's nate+ and was ordered fur execution on the REcoßDi r making his Report in Council on Wednesday. There were .present at the Drawing Itoonl Nit Royal Highness the DUKE of CAN:flatcar, the Archbishop of C ANTERBURY, the Arclibillop o i . DUBLIN, the Bishops of Sr. Asarti, CHI clt EsT and ROCHESTER, the SECR STAR lEi 01 STATE, Iv' SECRETARY at WAR, the JUDGE MAR'T'IAL. Their Excellencies the So AN Islip Pa usstAN, Itusszatti PORTIIGUEZE, DAN !sir, and hie E R 141. AS(BAi• :BAOORS, and o • Duke of Roxburgh. D urches sir —Marlborough, and Gordon. quistei—C ircello awl Salisbury. Mara iamesses Bath and Downshire. Radr—Westinorland, Galloway, Chatham, Ilarringtot 4 Surfolk, Radnor, and Moira. Counter:es—Spencer, Harrington, and Ely. Viserarerr—Afthorpe, Sydney, (in waiting), and S to pford.. Lord: —Hervey , wals ing b ant , S u dl e y, D uc i e , Mulgrave, and Hawkesbury. ' • Lulles —0 sbarne, W:othurst mid - Daughter, Hervey, MO Thymus, Sudiev, S. Ste Wart, Bayniog. A..Speneer, Ricks Hobart, Walsiuiliam, Hartwell, M. Sinclair, Rodney, Fitzgerald, H. Chichester, H. Osborne, Somerton, Ws' ten, and Harrowby. Baron Lenthe. Sire—G. Osborne, 1-1: Strachey, E. Lyttleton, I. B. Burgess' E. Knatchbull, C. Rich, J. Orde, F. Hartwell, M'Kenzie, S. Cutterelt, 11. Popham,and C. Morg an. Rev. Dr. Whitfield. Crnerais—Walderstorlr, Leslie, Smith, Garth, Phipps, andVerreker. rdwreh—Calvert, Stopford, Williams, Dorrien, Coballt Wigan, and'Newilham. Major Desbrow. • Cavallo— lenkinson and Mason. jenkinson, Pocock, Yorke, Sloan!, ierney, Garth a hore , 13ouverie, Dras Crosvenor, Wys lu, O .l l ltstreraer-••Villiers, A. Robinson, Ticriwy, loleauloy, 1-) sborne, Adam s , M a n n i ng , and De - ri Grosvenor, Rawlins, Gascoyne, and Nl'Kenaie. Minus—Camp, Rich, Eden, three Dc Greys, Chester, M'Kenzie. bigtYt ley Ryder), being at the Levee on Wedr.ielAkea On account o f L or d HAR Ito w BY, (late Mr. D A after the presentations to His MAIssTY hAd place, - hlstordship - was presented to Mxi MAJ 5" a , in his Closet, on his coining to his Title. The following were among the other fres ent " ,t ions : Lady Harrow by, OP rat nniser coming to her title, The Primus V.iz ar toryski, by the Countess of S berg. Colonel Coburn, by Earl Chatham. Lord Althorpe, by his tather-Earl Spencer. His Excellency (ventral Walderstorat; by Mr.Dc Cyr. palm. Le Comte Zainoyskiby the Imperial Ambassador. t o, 7 1 Lieutenant-Colonel SArigan, by Alderman Newnhathv '•"! promotion to that rank from Major in the London Msin Captain Mason, by Sir Home Popham. Mr. Mills, by the Marquis Douglas. at Mr. 'Spencer Smith,' on his , appointment to be Envoi Wirtemberg. Ensign lenlcinson, of the Coldstream Regiment tif GO" on his promotion. After the Drawing-Room Hts MAIEsTY hel d c Privy . Council, which sat b ut a s h ort t i m e, a f ter which Fits MAJESTY gave a private audience tvl Lord 11A.wttssattsty, Earl FiAIIotINGTqN, and SP. CkittitI4SMOILCAN, Judge-Martial, who laid i number o f' Papers betore 1-ha MAJESTY respetii'i ti 'Court Martial., About half past tour O'clock "Carl MAJESTIES, the PAI N ; E SsES , an d t h e D U KE CA MB a I DOE, left the Palace for Kew, to dinner. Yesterday morning a Board 'of General 01a.- - was held, at the butt of Volt*** Office, Wh ite : hall, at the expre ss d es i r e o f His Royal Higlltt e .,, t ; for the purpose of .taking int o c ons id erat i on s°7 6 new Regulations respecting the Distribution of 17 , 4 Money. . The Judr-IVlartial attended, and a n ua/ ' bar. of Military 0 eers of distindion. Lieutenant -Colonel RAINY 'war presnted to Or s Mnits . rY, at the Levee on Wednesday. The Dutchess of GLOUCESTER had a Card pelf on Wednesday night. The Dutcheis of GORDON gave a very-eleB 3 ! supper set Y - auzhall Gardens on Wednesday night the honour of the nuptials of her daughter with r f Duke of BEDUIRD. Supper was laid in the Princ e of Box for So, and we• noticed among-the companY 1 , S L u o Viscountess r d ro n ic d , Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE, Duke of .NoaroLl EliaasryidDyaNnlWY6l.lo.munaßteiVqssussiwsit of toVßierlC,Octionttinvort:; ESTMOR LAND' L.. -r c i and Countess HARRINGTON, Lord GORDON, M'DONALD, Earl and Countess K.Stodlittlto MATTHRws, Lord PETERSHAM, Lord RtYlot' ,L 'u 0 STANHOPE, and Mr. T. SokRIDAN. A ott) tastli z of additional variegated lamps were dispia3"'" lj i . :s the trees on the occasion. There were suppo' Et ' iti be near soon in the Gardens, The dancinS P art ' kept it up till day light. The PRINC E o f W ALES h as V een at Brifibt°' lot these three day s . H e was constant l y aeetrnl-"' - ie by Gen er al.Litiox: His Royal Highness .-';n ei s i, Town 'agai n , t aut soon returns - ro take up h's r e thrice for the Summer at the Pavilion. Amongst other reports of yesterday, it Iva' said. *ea that the Court o f P eters b urgli ha d Pr o f "— c. General Congress for the settlement of the 44 1 0" between this Country and France. ' Admiral 14aKimitY wished cu itn= 4 .v if it was intendelto found any. Bill on the First 'Report. •Sl' CHARLES . POLE said, it was.nut within his province to answer that question. Lord CASTLFREACti moved fOr an Estimate of the Profit and Loss of the Last Irufiu C0:4'04% Sales.'-011.1eted. Lord CAsTLEXEACH then postponed the East_ India Budget to Monday se'nnight, and gave no. tice of his intention to move on Monday next for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the East . indiat Company to grant certain allowances to the Owners of their ships which sailed previous to His Dolajtsty's Message. Sir itosERT BUXTON moved for an Address to Hit Majesty, for the Returns to be Laid before the House received by the Secretary of State for the Home Dqpartment, of the number of Prisoners corn. mitted to.the different Gaols of England and Wales during the last year, with the causes and results of such commitments. Mr. Hosucivsy objeded, that n o reason h a d been assigned for the Motion. Sir ROBERT Rums: said, the greater part of the Returns were already in the Secretary - of State's Office. The reason he wiihed them to he laid be. fore the Willie was, that they might be informed as to the increase or diminution of Crimn, in order that they might make such legislative provisions as the objea might require, —Ordered. The Irish Treasury Bills Bill was •read a second time, and committed for tO-motrovr. • The Militia Pay Bill, the Militia- Adjutants• 'Bill, and the East India Docks Bill, were read a third titre and passed. The Assessed Taxes Consolidation Bill was re. committed, when Mr. VAustrrAlT proposed an 'Amendment, that where one part . Of.a Parish was within the Bills of Mortality the same regulations should apply to the Parish as if the whole.of it was within the Bills, which was agreed ,to; and the House having resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. EYltt gave notice of his intention to move -an Amendment in the Chase relative to the Penalty imposed on the SurVeyor. Mr. ALIMANDIM brought up the Report of the Exchequer Bills Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to. morrow. Mr. VANIITTART brought up a Bill for allowing the Importation of Corn, &e. into Guernsey kind jersey for a limited time, and a Bill for allowing Portugal Wine imported to be warehoused before payment of Duty, which were severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to.mor. row. The Poor Returns Bill was read a second time, and cmnmitted for Monday. , An Account was p resente d from the Navy Office of the Money issued by the Treasurer of the Navy in pursuance of the Ad for granting Premiums for finding the Longitude at Sea.—Ordered to lje'on the Table. The Friendly Societies Bill was read a second time, and commi tte d for Monday. Mr. VANSSTTMtT moved for an Account of the Produce of the Permanent Taus of great Britain, fa r the years ending the sth January, zfioa and 1803, rcspettively. • The Irish Militia Families Bill was read a second time and committed for to.morrow. The further consideration of the Report of the Scotch Assessed Taxes Bill wai'postiioned till Wed. nesday, The Irish Revenue Bill was ordered to be read a third time to.morrow. Adjourned at six o'clock till to.morrow. MAILS. nIJII. tia►nbuigh ....... 0 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWILVi C7ICLOCK. Consols 54i I Red. An. SS umnium 31%4 Dis. THE SUN. SeILIII QUIS nlexat vaLsva4 AutbiAT ? 1 ,