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IMPERIfIL ReIRLIAMENL I' ROUSE OF PEERS. THURSDAY, FEB. 10. THE BISHOP of CHESTER tOOk. the Oaths and his seat. • An Ofrieer'frarn 1116`.Conitniisioners of the CM toms prWigtl4,o getkilin . AF F ol.llltS.relltiye to the pro. duce of that part of theße - irenui upon East' India Commodities. • • • Lord WALsixortAm .brought up the several Reports of the .Sele6l, Committees upon the of'MesSrs. TLutterlohe, ,Greffuthe, Schutz., and . whiCh were yesterday read a second tuner aticralio the Report of a fifth Bin, namely, that ,of IVI. - Schiedenstichen, which were rcipedivelY conittietl by the House. The . 'E.41,0f (Principal Clerk of the Crown in Ireland) in hiS place, presented a Docu ment attested by, the Deputy Clerk of ,that Office, relative to the creation and return, "'&r. of 'lrish Peers PreparatOry`to 'tie Sitting of the Committee of Privileges to-morro w.. Some rouline busineSs being afterwards disposed of, their Lordships adjourned till to-morrOw:- .pOUS I E OF COItIMONS.T TIME.APAY) FEB. 10. nit! lions! proceeded at the appointed hour to ballot for a Committee tolry the merits of Pe tition against the Eleftion for. Dublin College.— The following Members were Oldflell as tilt Com mittee. P. Langmead, Esq. Sit Eyre Coote, J. jeffery, of Poole, Esq , P. Harvey, Esq. ,Skr 1, T. Metcalf, lart. W. M. Pitt, Esq. W a ite, Esq. Lord G..Th)nne.,, C. Lennox, Esq. Lord E. G. Osborne, W. G . I...lmbton, Esq. Will. Smith, Esq. of Vrest. T. D. Lambe, Esq. meath, and Lord Humingtield, T. 'Trail, - Esq. There were not Members enough to form the other which'stands for this day. • Mr. Rose moved for leave to bring iii a Bill for the Improvement of the Port of Southampton, and for other purpo6es.—Leave was given to bring in a 13111, l'he CH ANC V LLCM Of the ExcHEQUER moved the second teadin of the Bank Restrietion Bill. The Bill was read a seco►ud time, and was ordered to be committed to-morrow. . ' , The usual Lists,..in pursuance of the East Tuttia Judicature Bill, were ordered to bt prepared, and a Committee was ,appointed to examine the 'Returns, gind to report the 4arne. to the klouse Adjourned tilt to.inorrow, • • AIAILS. HonAirl • o liatataurgh a - - ------- 5 ARR TVV.D. PP.! CE Ole 1'OC . 1( S, Tllls DAY A r TV) ALVE O'CLOCK. Consuls ' 4 70 :169 T E S Li N. fOLgif 4V/Vi.4lotitit lALSVAI ItLJACAT LONDON, FEBIU- 7 ,IRk . U, iBO3. WE have it, o4r Paper of this clay, ma4e some Extra 1s from the Ftench' Pa d serr, the arrival Of. which w►e' :4111101,1aCCd 'yesterday. They are, how-, evert very uffinviirtant. It is said that the Negroes who have been brought from the West Indies are to be formed into a Corps, and placed under the Command of General DEc4 E at Pondicherry. Hinds are . 50. , • yoterday, about a quarter before one o'clock, MAftts . rv.and the Pattleessus - EuzAuiTti, IVI-Atty, and Am ALIA, I arrived at St. James's Palace, f r „, ll Buckinghanil-lonsc. At half past one, }lts MAIIISTY arrived, and held a Privy Cbuncil, which was attended by the LORI) CHANCELLOR, Lord a.t.'lima, and several other Ministers ; it did not break up till a qu;irtf'r past two, when MR IR MA. JESTIE4 and the Pa itICESSIS entered the Drawing. Room, which was attended by His,Royal ffighness the PRINCE of WiaLEfi t OIC l o OftD CHANCELLOR, the AncHaTS;IOP of CiNTERPURY I the , Bishops of DUtttrAm: PHLvrEll, MTH and' V"rt.r:&, •LtTettrreLDi the Lord Chief Baron kioN.\ I,n, die SeCtetaric;i State d and there were pre•m.•llt, lac Pc.ral;l.4. • --tr;4113!),11y, Ctrctltu , I. , )riie, and Dougl4s, ptiti:hes4 of North 40 ber WO. .4141r,6;4vg.tic.1-1.011, i)4.411044,,, Salisbury, 4betcorn, anti Iloadrort. E., di h, C ardi ..oil, larcourt, Morton, Courtovni• • ehestertidth. larrinoori, Chatham, Moira, Petn. broke, Nort.haniptc,n, CLaNcn, Portsmouth, Mac‘lestield, and Wcza:norkli. Co , . ittexte.r.- II at i.itit, liarrington, Chatham, Spencer,. West mud 11),1, ortun, Talbot, lipckingpmmiiire, Ir.ojt4irto(ttl), I+4 ti . „ele,iiicicl, Aylesbury, Clare,' and I4rul 1. hzcorme.,-- t tvro. - Th ;lila' Falmouth. 77.t.v./inr. , rt,-.-Wynoortli, Sidney, tit, ~ Icy, and Melburne. Sloptord, Auckland, .Carleton, ' MountnOf Sittlity, Catrington, L. Gower„'Gwydir, 14ougLts, Cathcart, Villiers, , ftenley, C. srlic-r, A rihtqlr, CrAntey, AnAltritYri C*ll6lliS, and Arn... hetat iarelier—('athravi, Calthorpc,' Walsinttlmm, AuCkland, • \Vynyard, Perth, klonritoorril, Carri ng ti n i, Ki n _ *TOO, tarl2S, alp let° CiJit teKVagif o , C. Wynntt, v.krker, Fit 7.g;!rold, I. Percy, C. Len nox,' ilanniten, DOuglat:, Hovvard, Read, 13oston; Stciplord, Selkirk, Andover,' Lincoln, Euston, c,6 31 ,6 11 , wt4c4(ww, Popliani; 11. e Duinitan, 'title, C y ,ver, Call, C. t;reviil.., flocouney, Cratoll, C. , bane, (Worn, ;ilitdli‘.l(l Sister:;. • Cardmr, Lord Iloritant 7 Lord Hood, Sir H. Parker, and Lord Radstock. • , Pnyntz (Silver Stick), Doyley, 1)4 lanery, ithipo, Irvine, and Nlus4icrs; calvurt, and Smith ' ' '• P.,13 :or t • 3:Liitty, Sir S. Smith, awl Forstein ' ":;W O . 1::11 0 piatuAliese, Russian, and tw o ()l a . Ntaplitati, 041 pipol, Star--S. Cotterell, trarrillton. A. Monson, W. Tames . C.. Holloway, C. Ilellasyse,` V. Carnegie, and G.Osborn.' Revtivids--,Mr, Moore, .I.le G ray, and Jones. Brodenell, Stanhope, Farquhar, C. Rose, Finch, Dent, Beckford, Sloane, Pcnn,West, llanks, Bond, Bouverie, Grain, 10ne.., De Lancey, D. Smith, L isccliesi Stevens. lion. C, Kinnard, Mannutg, Burgess, Agar, G re. Elliott (Atnbassador to Naples), A. Stanhope, ilitr 7 reel, Doync.. • ' Mrs.-111orite,- Dent, Clarke,- Lancey, Combe, Walpole, Le Fevre, Windham, tones, Elliott, Cornwallis, Dutton, Abbotr,, POphatn, Blackburn, 3nci Agar. ' A/Lies—Egerton, Gough, Dc C ray, two Edens, two Kings, Smith, Lamb, Headley, two Copleys, Combe, Henry, two. Smiths, Booth,. Whitworth, Carnegie, 'Calthorpe, filacitblitifec two ProbyS, and Cope. The following. Presentations we're made. to ,1 - Itta MAJESTY :..ssLady CHARLOTTE 'FANE, :by Lady WESThSORLAND ; Mts. GRANT, the first time this season; - Mrs. - PorHAM, Mr. and MrS',AGAR,MiS9 iC.st.l..„' Captain Butts . r, of the Royallslayy Mr. A3ELASYSE, on changing name from WYNNE ; -Get:lEl'4l CRATOUPF,. and Mr. BROCKHOLME, by ..the Russian Ambassador, and their Ladies by - the 'Lady in Waiting. Soon after four.o'clock the Drawing-Room elOsed,, and at. half past four the .RoVAL FAMILY • returned to Buckitigham.House to dinner. Yesterday morning His ltoyal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE paid a visit td . thd. Patric of WACES, at Carlton HouSe. . • • On Tuesday . 'night TH EI R MAJ IiTI es and the aiS ES honoured the Concert of Ancient Music with their presence for the second time this season. The •Seleetion was made by. the. Earl, of DAR MOUTH. The. disturbances itt - the Garrison.of Gibraltar having entirely subs'ltled i 'aii'd the Dui e of Kese's health being completely re .established, it i s now said that General Sir THositAss TRIOGE will not sail so immediately for that Garrison as was 'at first, intended. The Minister of the French RepubliC at Stock. holm, Citizen BOUROOING, gave a.grand Ball an the I.t)tit ult. to PRINCE WlLet,sm of GLOll'.. C ESTER ; at which there were present, the Foreitso Ministers, anti all the Nobility of that Capital. ; Yesterday, about one o'clock, ABRAHAM New. LAND, Esq., waited upon the Gentlemen . of .the Stock Lxchange, and ,announced. to theta, that the. Direnors.of the Bank . of F'..:ngland could not comply" with the request of the Petition which had lately been presented to. triein from the Ortinium Holders. After this communication. Was matte, Consols and other Stock drooped about , 4. per cent. but imme diately recovered their former price, and then nearly remained stationary throughout the day. Letters front Hamburg!) state, that on the 26th . jannary, .there were twelve Mails due, viz. Sax from England by Cuxhaven, three from Sweden, two from Denmark, and one from Holland. 'The. cold wait excessive the thermometer was that morning below 16. Lind JOHN FITZROY, son of his Grace the'Duke ofGOrrotii ChaticellorofCantbriage, is admitted, in right of Nobility, a Member of Trinity College. On Friday last, Lieutenant:Colonel DYKE, arid several other Officers of the West Kent Regiment 'of Militia, waited on Lord ROMNEY, at the Mote, and, in the name of all the Officers of that respell. enrps s presented his ,Lordship w i t h a v a ry elegant and valuable sword, of which they begged his acceptance. • Mons. Suz,A, the new Portuguese' Ambassador, and his Secretary, Mons, DANIEL, arrived on Wed. nesday afternoon from France. The report of the cession of CorbiN to the French is positively contradided in Holland.;' The Dutch Government are taking every pos. Bible precaution to prevent their dykes from being damaged at the breaking- up of the dice. Consider_ able apprehensions are entertained ht Guelderland and part of Holland on that event. Orders have been issued by she Batatrian Government for the inhabitants of the villages situated on the Rhine, the 'Waal, and the Meuse, to form themselves into Detachments, under Leaders of their own chusing, that they may be ready to repair wherever danger may present itself, to give all the assistance they can. The Law Officers of the Crown, we understand, acquitted themselves in a most distinguished manner on the late State Trials. The Reply of the SoLtc t. TOR-GRNRRAL on the Trial of Colonel DESPARD, 11;12 been mentioned as 'one of the finest Pieces of du. quence ever heard in a Court of Justice. Yesterday a Court of Cotemon Council was held at. Guildhall, at which were present the LORD NTRYOI2., seven Aldermen, M r . RgcoaDEß., and upwards of !so Commonets. After the Proceedings of the last Court being read and confirmed, the Court - proceeded to fill op the vacancies of the Irish SOciety commi,sioners or Sewers, Gresham and other Committees ibr the present year to transad all the business of this City. Rip I.,ordship laid before the Court a Vote of Thanks from the Governors of Christ's Hospital, the liberal Subscription of ioool. voted by the. Corporation, towards the gradual re-building of the said Hospital, which was read, 'and, ordered to be entered on the City's. Journals. JONATHAN 1)E Esq. was elenecl a Go. vernor Of Christ's Hospital ; and Wm. Routs's, Esq. a Governor of Bridewell and Bethle in llospitals. The President, &c. of the Society for• the Sup pression of Vice, &c. presented a Representation to the Court - , requesting their aid and assistance to im prove the Morali of the Peoplo k which 'was read, .end adjourned until the next Court of Common Council. The Court agreed to petition the Honograble House of Commons for leave to bring in a Rill for improving the City's Estates, in Moodields, and for making a new Street to lead tg Bartholomew- Line, and a Petition being prepared, was read, and ordered to be fairly transcribed, to be signed by the Town Clerk, and presented forthwith to the House by the Sheriff' s. , attended by their Pdrlia; inentary Officer. The Loan M4roa declared the Once ''of Clerk of . Smithfield - Market vacant, and the 0)41,4 ,re ciurstid his Lordship tci appoint,a pepocylp, qrLF:9tp (bring the vacancy, • NA • P/IL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, FEE, 9. Artttlyn the Calcutt a , of 56 guns, Capt. D. Woovßip, having on board Convias for New South Wales ; also the Dutch Ship Amicicia, from Surinam, laden with' coffee, Sec; bound to Amster % darn. Capt. BUEIC, her late ,Connander; died on the passage. - • - . Arrived flialajesty's Ship Hunter, from Liver. pool. PORTSMOUTH, FEu. so. ARRIVED the All, SINGAR, from Havre-de- Grace; Sylvan , OsTLr., and Galillea, BYERS, from Newcastle; and Nautilus, DAVIE, from Sun derland. GREENOCK, FEB, •C4FTAIN Ro B ERTS, of the Elira , arrived here on Saturday last from Halifax ; spoke on. the Mon day.-preceding, in lat. SS. S. long. to. the Brig Peggy, from Sligo, was steering to the westward, but it blowiug very hard at the tin*, could. not hear whither hound. The Grow Isle, CAMP S ELL, from Charlestown, put into Lochmaddy, in Long Island, about the 25th ult. having sprung a leak, ima was making a great deal of water. Capt. CAMPBELL had the Ship on the ground, searching for tke leak, but had not found it our the Both ult., Yesterday se'nnight the Savage Sloop was paid oft' at Woolwich, and Capt. Tow ER, her Cwn mander, immediately commissioned the Lark, of 18 guns, which is fittingfoi service. The. Tiripboae Sloop is ordered to be sold at Sheerness, and the Favorite to be taken into Duck at that plaCe to be repaired. The William Store.ship,is to sail shortly fig the ;Mediterranean. , Tuesday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the following Officers were sworn 'into the Command of their respeCtive Ships, viz. Capt. GEORGE BENHAM, of the Essex, for Bombay ; Capt. H EN R Y W ILSON , of t h e Worley) Capt.JOHN WARD 4 W ()RIK, jun. Of the Aber:ri ver's:3Y, Capt. JAs. MARTIN, Of the Woodford, and Capt. H. STURItOCK, of the Preston, for - China ; and Capt. JAS. PENDERGAST, of the Hope, for Bengal. Yesterday the dispatchei for Bombay by the E/phinstore, were finally closed at the East India House, and &livered to the Purser. PA.SSENGIMS, M essrs . H. n o m. W. Shaw, G. C. P age , T . 13yerley, C Davia,• A. P. Knight, j.• W. U,siginton, and A. l'. 0 Browne, Cadets j Mr. John Peditr, tree Mariner. TO C ItYLON. Mr. f ulins St, Leger, Writer in the. Service of , Government. His Royal, Highness. the Duke of CumaeßLArin has been . pleased to appoint the Rev. Tf!())44li LIMY D, of Hertford, to be one of his Chaplains, The Elbe was entirely frozen on the zoth when carriages passed over it. CLAUDC.MATIIIAS.JOUP H DI BARRAL, C. devant Bishop of Troyes, died lately at Meaux, aged 88. He held the See of Troyes for thirty years. Amnngst the 'archives of the ci•devant Govern. ment General of the Puys.Bas, which are on the point of being brought back to firnsirels, hai been found the Plan of the Canal' of Charleroi, fir the union 'of the 'Sambre and the Scheldt, which was formed in 1589, resumed in. 1753, and 'again in 1785, When it was, to have been carried into exe., cution, but several circumstances prevented it. The State Prisoners have, since their condemna. tion, concluded themselves with,becoming propriety and decchum. They were yesterdaY attetided. by the Clergy Man belonging to the Prison. They are suffered to remaiiiiri the same part of the Prison which they occupied previous to their trial. On Saturday last, a Gentleman of very respeelable, connexions, in the neighbourhood oil-lull, was corn., mined to York Castle, for having, with a lune of pistols, on the preceding day, in a fit of insanity, killed his only two atildren, one of whom died im: mediately ; the other only survived the , melon.. choly event a few hours. Urgtorr-1-1A1.4.:—1n consequence, o f a n informa tion,being given to the Magistrates, that divers poor people were assembled at a house in St. Saviour's_ Parish, to play at a game called Lite/e-a; or pri vate L Awry, the Officers were dispatched with a warrant 'to the place, and there apprehended twenty one men, women, and children, that were . laying out their sixpences and ninerriceS, to receive half a guinea each, in c a se a gi . y en , number Should be drawn out of a bag at a giyen rime. Af ter t h e evidence wa s gone t h roug h, Ann Perry, the woman :who kept the place, was sent to Brid ewe ll f or s i x calendar month, as the AO direcls•; the other prisoners were discharged, after. a suitable admoni. tion from the „Magistrate.. One man, who ob. strutted the Officers, was committed to answer the complaint atthe SeSsions. At a late hour on Wednesday night, some fel. lows of a very suspicious appearance were observed carrying a very unwieldy load in Tooley.street, Borough, which, on being stopped and questioned by the watchman, they threw down and ran off, do exarnination, it proved to be two human bo r dies contained in a large sack, which was accord. ingly deposited in Si. PlavO w4co o loW.for fg thcF imorrt DEAL, FEB. 10. Tit E Hon. Eait India Company's ship Experi. went, for Indiu, .Came down last night, and the Windham this morning; the former has just got under spil, to proceed' n her voyage, and the latter remains. ~ ~,.: PARIS, Fes. 7. AT the Diplomatic Audience of yesterday, Lord WH TWO ItTH 4 Ambassador from His Britannic Majesty, presented to the FIRST CONSUL : Lord ßCl, rooiriota dn i Y / Lei el f ruv r p dGie e cer dtkn General rrl sea l Lord Yarborough, a P eer o f E ng l an d. n a p of ee th r e of E s ar c l o o ti f Carlisle. aad. o N f la t c h k e en p a ra ie g . oons. Lieutenant_Colonel Tyndall of the Horse Guards.. Colonel Forster, of the Infantry. Lieutenant_Colonel Ferrier, of the Infantry. Majoi . Murray, of th e I n f antr y. Colonel Unwin, of the Infantry. Si; - Grant. Mr. Lovelace, an Officer of Dragoons. Captain Weddington, of the Infantry. Mr. Wickham. Mr, Barham. Mr. Lee. The Government have passed a Decree for regu lating the affairs of the isles of France and Reunion, by means of a Captain General, a Colonial Prefeel, and a' Commissary of Justice : the Captain General is to have the command of the Forces by Land la Sea ; the Colonial Prefed is charged with the Can. of the Finances, and the general administration nt the Islands ; and t h e Commissary of Justice, with the Judicial Department. A letter from Errst, under date of the 3 zst nit. says, " The day before yesterday were passed I* review the deported Negroes who were at Pantant zem. Aim of them are destined to be embarked, the remainder will form a Military Corps, to be placed at the disposition of General Dcca.eN, Cap. tain General of Pondicherry. M. LA FAYETTE broke his thigh on the 4 th, by a fall on the ice, as he was retiring from the how. of the Minister of Marine. VIENNA, JAN. 24.....-According to letters from Peter:burgh, His Imperial Majesty does not oat to interest himself in the amelioration of the lot, ow the XING Of SIVRDINtA. The union of Piedmont to' France will not present any obstable to the sOn'► cess of his measures. Another obje in which 11 1 EmrEitott of RUSSIA. takes much interest, as W as our Court, is respedingthe Indemnities of 02 ; varia, in return for the cession of the BishoptiC Eicbstett. We learn, that the Port of Fmke will be imme diately declared free, as well as that of Tricot ; commerce of Vatic', as is will known; has rcqu ira it for a long time.. BERNE, JAN. 30.-A great fermentation rm' vails in the Upper Country, We suspeE some 6C, cret plots. General NET, after the explatlati 4) " which have been given to him, sent yesterday t° Mum one of his Aids-de-Camp. RATzsaorr, JAN. 27.--rTbe Imperial city of relate' will, it is said, be ceded to Bavaria, up?"' condition of re-ceding it to the king of Pruss i l l it who will give in excha n gg some port i ons o f ter 4' tory; suitable to that Prince. n RATISLICiIf, JAN. 28.— 0 f HiS A Reclamat,on' Serene , Highnes s the Arcktike FERDINA3D 0 1 stria, Son-in.:law and p resumpt i ve H e i r o f t h e Du.‘ of.lVoDerrit, has been 'submitted to the considers?* tion of the Diet, in which that Prince grounds hio pretensions to the Chapters, Convents, and Abbeil included in the Brirgrai, as being annexed rO . thc antic:it right of Soveteigilty with which tin; 10 0 "' r Government w as invested. His Highness i " . • winces claims iluqn the Imperial Cities of o .' - ` 7 '" bburst,gelirenhach, anti :Zell, devolved IP' , House of Baden, and which he considers 5 6 c° "'" prised in the , Imperial Bailiwick of LiOrrenol which is ceded to the D u k e o f M ODENA , 5 3 in the Plan of I n d emn i t i es, as b y the Conven tiort of the 2 6th o f D ecem be r. It is not s upposed th° this Reclamation, so important in itself, and so t viouslk prejudicial to the Margraie of 134 DEN) " to the Order of Malta, Will be admitted, At the conclusion of the Votes which had be, es / declared of th e 3 8 t h s i tt i ng, i t was resolved-r.",.° request the I mper i a l P len i potent i ary to ma ke pressing representations to the different Ministerl of the Mediating Powers, to induce them TreelY provide their cotnpleMent of the grants to the Elec • : p tor Arch-ch ance li or , e i t h er b y th e reserv a t i o n of the tolls of the fthine, or by some other means' FRANKFORT, JAN. 28.--• A rather curious spec/ tack, for Germans has lately been exhibited at this place ; namely., a numerous company of Cometlianst Dancers, Singers, Musicians, &c. who in this riga ; worthy of the pl ace whence theame,--the me tro ' y runs season h av e acqu i tte d themselves. with " polls of F rance . Th ey are on their route* throug l l, the no rt h o f G ermany to St. Petersburg, Many. , them'take.thei r f am ilie s , i n the hope of establishing themselves in th e cap i ta l of Itussiai c CORN EXCHANGE, Fiqt. t. Appearances of impediment to the Th a mes NJ V ration,c i tises the Market Yo have few'fresh suPPll es / in Wheat, and Mosr a rtielei, very little doing, at nea . r ; ly last prices; Barley is tolerably plenty ; that, Malt, at small fluOuation •; Pease and Scans steady ; Rye sells l o w er an d O ats rat h e r de 4 r 4 Floor still Ate same. -Wheat 46$ a` su aOs .04 Fifie ditto - igs a 6os od Harley ro a als od Malt - - 40$ - .4 " Rye 345 $l , 3 od bite Pease 33s a 39s od Beans 34s'a 37$ bd Tick Beans 33 5 ca - 309 A . ()4tS • • 155 l'ds Pol.ing ditto a3s a 24 5 7,1 Rape Seed Fine; 1 a 5 45 5 Ou r - 455 Ps Secoddo 4 n o ta Yesterday the prisoners who stand corn for felonies, were removed lions the several gaq ls 1 „ the City Jaf London, and county of Middlese x ; Newgate, in order to take their trials at the cool Sessions, which comm ence on W e d n esday next , a the Sessions House in the Old Bailey. The following note, and six shillings, were o'er" t se' to Mr. NUTT, of I.ecicliffe.street, Bristol, y day sennight : • y, ppyr of Mr. Novr, cog . . . " Sir—Please to recollea, that about two 4tars WI ' I lost a tive thillin - in the shop, without discovering the offender; I ill er . n tc. restore you the value of your lobs, with one shilling as I h 1 half-pence from off your o tl e V, 4 ie rest for the same, out of my own poor pocket, althoug,or. liml no share in the transgres . sion. 1 hutrblY b eg your 4 1 , 40 givencss and prayer for the poor offender, who, at that u knew MIA a hungry belly, ult,ant.. " I remain, Sir, RISTD IV IS Qiui 9, V"." PA SINCIA). 1