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make some Am' entinients iri the bod,' * of tat ill he should' then • propose' chat the Bill Should rinted, and taken into onsidetation pn Monday ort• Tuesday. next. The }louse would then hive,,si4 opportunity of 'considering .the whole of the Bill! t it once, • • , • This was agreed to; and the Clatises were, eeived. The teport was ordered • to be received to.' morrow.' The Bill for enabling- the Fudges Of it ecord In. Westminster Hall to issue Writs of Habeas Corpus in certain cases, was read a second time; and at. &red to be committed to.morrow, On reading the Order of the Day for going into . a Committee on the Volunteer Corps Bill, Col. ORMSBY moved an instruaion to the Corn. 'mittee for extending that part :of the Bill to Ireland .Khich placed Serjeants, Drummers, &c. receiving pay, under martial 'sty. The House then resolved itself into a Conimittee On the Bill. The Se CititTARY at W4St then proposed some Clauses, directing that the Yeomanry Cavalry should attend exercise 1+ days each year, in order to entitle them to exemptions, and the Infantry to •days..- . . Agreed to. The Sic to /TAR y at WAR then proposed a Clause, :direeling, that in case of Invasion, the old Volun. !Unreel' Corps should assemble and come out ; but that they should not be called upon to extend their services beyond the limits they first proposed, that all the . Members should -be bound to attend (which he had .no doubt they would lid -willingly) on pain being treated. as De. setters. There was no doubt but that in case of Invasion those Corps would willingly march where. Amor their' aetviees might he required, but those be. lOging to large towns, ,such as London ,woulci be peeessary to :cumin at home for _their London, , Agreed to. ffe Atm prnposed a Clause directing that Volun. tier Corps should march under their own Officers, but that they should be placed under the command of a General Officer.... Agreed. . • . lie then proposed a Clause regulating the rank of b trOlunteer Pacers when mixing with Militia Off. .eera. The Militia Officers ranked is the youngest of the rank with Officers of the Line, and he should propose that Volunteer Officers 4hould rank as the youngest of the same rank with Militia Officers. Galeria TA I? LITO N approved of this proposal : be said, in America, when it was found necessary raise provincial Corps, the Officers ranked in that manner ; withvOffseers of the Li ne , an d i t pre . i/ented all animosityor disputes. --!'he Clause was agried to. • The. Committee then went through the Bill, and Abe:Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. The CHANC LLnit . of the Xxclittosa, gave no. 'lace that he should hereafter propose in a Committee of the wilnlerktotise, that the Chairman, he directed t 4 rtiote (Or leave, to bring in a Bill upon the sub. ylt. of Warehousing, and Bonding certain GLoda, or whin be hut given notice some time 'ago. arid which he sboald. submit for discussion on a future *motion. I wo • Mr. BPRHAtitt moved that there he prepared, in order to he laid before the House in the text Set. ON an account of the manner in which t h e sum o f bet,cool. v ote d i n t h e last Session of the Irish arliame n t, f or i n l an d Navigation, had been dia ll posed of, whi c h, a f ter a f ew words from Mr. Costa, l' *as agreed tn. The other Order~ of the lity were (Witted on the :notion of Mr. Nj'Atv‘trriotT. At nine o'clock the House adjourneds MAILS. DV*. lattibuth k 11 b; . • PRICE (Sr sfocXs, Tali DAY AT Twal,Vs o'cLacit. Carts - 4HE Sti N. Vism giiib Os ei-Z7j7"".iu.ri'Zi:D-Tri—i AO NDO N, VIZI* il , :803. 'Wit *We's tenth pettillaositistaition the spirit of the Country rising at length tó A level with nut ttatial sititatidn, and cvety white Me/filth's* pursuin g for placing the Kingdom in that state or defence which can alone ensure our sakty; troth the sti. ,pineness of His Majesty's Miniitets, a great patt df thi People could not till nti* be brought to be. lieve that any denim threatened ass The patriot stok e of Mr. Pyri has, however; reached the tit. malt limits dour Tsland, and has. at length awaken. ed the true British Spirit, and has spread- that bright and' ar dent lone of Patriotism, which has upon so . litany occasions shone forth in this Country, and 'vhich toms an invincible bulwark against every hostile attempt. The example set by the Qentlemeo of Lloyd's Coffee-house );vill, we have no doubt, be eagerly followed by every City and Town throughout the .P.tnpire, anti this noble all of generous impnlse prove to the world at large, that Bri. tons are ready to contribute both their lives and fortunes for the su?port and defence of their Country. We have no chitin of, ,the Fund for the Benefit of the b r a ve I.l.Tfeniers a the Country and their Rehtivei, to Case 0 f personal suffering in the cenerai Cause, amounting to a Sum that will at on r!e exclte the envy and awaken the cupidity attic FrCnCil Army destined to invade us ; but come when tliek will, they will f;:-vl that the Courage of can it on a level with their Liberality—that while tip. One it nnknown anti inyriclicable in any other Country upon cartli, the other is invincible - in de. Pant t eitsdi N'ative tout. i 4 (iota tt growing' belief of the passibility . of Initation; that the People .begin in eiteit thetriselites, and they have. only to aid the ivist measure of a General Arming through., the Cohntrk, by individual exertion id exects., ;ion of that Measure; to plaCe the Country be. yond the reach of adverse chance. WC have long thought, and we are justified in our opinion by the high authority of Mr.PITT, 11134 in all proba. bilitY, on our stite of preparation will depend whe. they the attempt at invasion is made ai all of not. Had Ministers been permitted to dream on, and to continue to keep their eyes shut against our danger, our situation would by this time have been truly alarming. Upon this we are confident Bo? APARTE ►eckoned. H• knows the timid and indecisive charader of our present froM his former intercourse with them, and the serious con. cessions which they were in the habit Of Making to his sovereign will and pleasure; but he could not calculate, because it is impossible he shotild ever feel it, upon, the ardent patriotism and glowing mind of Mr. NTT : he could not know that a British Senator, impellCd solely by a sense of ditty, and the love of his Country, could, in the British Senate. place the proteding Shield of his Elo. quence -and Patrintitm before his threatened Coon. try, and with the same -voice which roused his Countrymen to Arms, speak defiance and dismay to an ambitious and insolent' Enemy. Let the sentiments of this truly Great Man make their due impression on our minds—let us follow the inspirations of his Genius, and England shall hot only. be safe, hut shall he animated to a pitch of exertion which shall rival those better and brighter days when the reins of Government were entrusted , to his able hands. YRSTERDAY a IVlectage from )its MAPISTY Was delivered to the House of Commons, recommending to their attention the situatitli of the House of ORANOB, and relying upon their justice and libera. lily to' enable . His MAi twin to make a remunera. don to that illustrious Family, fur the services ten. dered by them to this Country on many occa.ions, and the loges which they sustained in the course of the last War. • - Yesterday. morning abOut ten o'clock HER MA. iIhTY and the Pe trrcEssic arrive,Vat Bu tkiibe from Kew, The • DUKE ~ f YoRK ca.llC IP Blickinghain.Honse soon' att.". eleven' About a quartet before one o'clock H r N NIA) E!:TY. the PR INC Essis, and the Dotty of Yogic aimed at Sr. James's Palace 't the PelNCes& CHARLOTTE of WALES, attended by the Coil errs t.t EIMIN, ar. rived A. short lime after. Figs IVlnj aIiTY arrived soon after one o'clock from Kew: At two o'clock the Drawing.Rontra commenced, which oikits attended by the Dimas of CUMBERLAND, CAI/1111tIDGE and GLOUCEaTItSt. Patrice WILLtAst of GLiiU: ClSTigitt and Pitt/maws SOPHIA of GLOUCEsTER, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Bistior al ERETiR. the LoaD MA•roa, the Sheriffs of London, and the Dutchess of Devonshite. mareirsts-Cireclio„ and Salisbury. Earls -Wcstinorlan.l, Sandwich, and Besborough. covntenes- Ely. Pembroke, Harrington,, Chatham, Chol. mondeley. and lainoybki. pistotortt— Falmouth and Stopford. lord: -Punkt, Cathcart, liayning. G, Thynne, itawke, , narrowly, and Duncannon. z d art.-toitetell. 1. Thynne, Bayning , G. Thynne, 11. Cavendish,C. Vonsonby, C. Darner, Harrowby, Delaware, Vavasour, and Dashwood. Count Zamoyski. :eisabartadara-*Turkish, SP_ahiak Danish, Wirtemberglan, Prussian, Russian, and . Neapolitan.. Stephens, it. Curtis, E. Lyttleton, C. Mich. il. Le Fleming, and J . Douglas: Atlanta! Nugent. Generals- Rinnsforthi Wynyard, Leslie, and Arabin. • Calatels-Warre, L. Gower, Money, Stopford, lathOlf; Bald win, Berkley. and Calvert. . Afajvs-Diibrow and Cartwright. Cap/mixt-Simpson, lenkinson, Bowen, Legge, , Dc ..Witrre, earnough. and Mackenzie: The Dean of Canterbury. The Ray. Dr. Nelson: Ar.sll:—H. Calvert; A. Hope; *raxall, KnoZ, Rev. Mr. Bushy, H. Brown; Ryder, Onslow, tones, Mae, Foster, and S. Snttth. Mistresses— Imhofr, Ryder, and Price. itfi tre i—Dialtwood, Egerton, and Chester. The following Presentations wok place to Hu MAJ The new Turkish dim* des A f1:11 r et. The Bishop . of Exeter, on his creation to that See. Cu!. Baldwin by Col.'lmho:f, Mrs. Imhoff by the Lady in ‘Vaiting. Berkley, of t h e Marines, by Sir John DOugiii. Captain NliKentie by Mr. Serjeant Onslow. Ensign jenkinson, of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, by the Lotd it Waiting. Lady Dashwood by Lady Delaware. Cbl. Warn: by Earl PalliCti Mr. Spencer Smith, on his being appointed Envoy to Wir.. temSergi Lieut.-Col. Money by Lord EAstori; Lord Dinicannon by his father, Earl Besboroughi Mr. Foster, lay the same Noble Earl. Rev. Mr. Busby, on his appolinnient, to one of the Stalls at Windsor. The other presentations were .nearly the same as those at the Levee ,on Wednesday. The Levee closed about three o'clock. About a quarter before fins. T. I! Ift MAJESTIES, the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE ) and the PEINCISIIII . S left the Palace for Kcw. The Dill for ar.ning the Nation went through the Committee last night, and is expcded to pass the House of Commons this day. On Monday came on at the Castle, in Worcester, the Eleetion of a Member in the present Parliament for the County of Worcester, in the room of the late Hon. EDWARD Fotsy, when the Hon. Mr. WARD, son of the Right Hon. Lord Dural's. and WARD, was unanimously eletted. At the Levee on Wednesday, Colonel VEITKER kiiied hands on receiving His TvLajesty's permissi•in to bear Supporteys to his Arms, in consequence of his gallant con4uft at Coloony. IV.IVAL NEW S, v • PLYMOUTH, JULY 20;--Sailed the Stagrell SloOFt Of War, and Speedwell and Eagle Rev rime Cut ters,, with 33 Sall Of Dutch, and several Sail of French' Merchanttim under ConvOy, for the nicer. . • Letters from Penzance received yesterday state, that intelligence had been received there of the cap. tore of a French Frigate of 4¢ guns, by His Ma. jetty's Frigate.the Doris. The Dorii, in company with the Thunderer, is also stated to hate captured a French Brig, froM the Prize.master to which, tivho spoke the Rams ay tender (since arrived at Pen. zance) on the 17th instant, the above intelligence was derived. Yesterday a fine 74 mn ship tvai launched from BIERNARD'S yard, Deptford. She WAS christened by the venerable and courageous Lord HoOD, by the name of " The Rendre." A vast crowd was assembled: the river was covered with yachts and pleasure boats, which were filled with elegance and fashion. Mr. GOOOHEW'S yacht had a large patty of ladies anti gentlemen nn hoard, Which, with se. veral others, contributed greatly to the gaiety of the scene. After the launch, neat iloo ladies and gentlemen sat down to a very elegant dinner pro vided •by Mr. BIRNARD, at which the greatest mirth and conviviality prevailed. Mr. DUWUM and other gentlemen materially contributed to en. tertain the company by their vocal exertions. ThC ladies retired to tea and toffee about seven s and soon after nine the room was CietiCed for a ball' s which was kept up with great 'spirit late hour. The whole does great credit to Mr. litatooto's liberality. The command of the Riptare we understand, will be given to the Hon. Capt. Locit. The undermentioned Ships are put into commis. 'ion, and to be got ready tor. service with all pos. sible dispatch : Corfarrt, of • 4 guns, Lieutenant Wm. Le MIISSURB ; and Ariauh, of sz guns,. Linn. THOD4A4 KENTISH. Captain SWAIN IS appointed to the Lynn DisttiB of SeA Fencibles; and Lieutenant Cuter t to the Milford Yesterday a ildlut was taken at the East India. House, on the tollowing (2:;el,tion, viz. 't That this Court approve the Resolution of the Court of Direelors of thc•sth inst. wherein ti u state that they have reason to MieVe that all the Persons wlto were on board the ship Earl Talhot, at the tune of her Loss, hive perished, and that the occasion and circumstances relatitis to her loss 'are wholly unknown, and, therefore, that there is an iinpos sioility of inquiring satisrattorily into the loss of the said Ship,'' Which was decided in the affirmative ; the Owners of the Earl Talbot will, therefore, be permitted to build on her butturn. • The Address of the County of Somerset was p r e. s 4 l .l.e i l to the King on Wednesday by Sir HUGH SMYTH,. Bart. Sheriff; Eati POULETT, Lord Lieu ren.int i Sir A. Et.roN, Bar. who moved it, and JOHN A.ci.AND, who seconded it ; accompanied by JOHN GORE LANGT6I4, M. P. Hon. li. AnntlYGp TUX, Sir J. CQX HIrPi;3I.FIC, Bart. THOMAI J. HORXVIt and J. T. W,Otae, Esqta. the two Mem bers, who were graciously received: Sirivntley Starm, it seems, rcCell4l.l a very harsh 'reprimand for having. merely obeyed the natural impulse of his gallant and ardent mind, runaingover to the Enemy's Coast to reconnoitre hts pre parations, and perhaps not without the hope of being able some point or other to interrupt them. He was re-called back to his station in Ouselcy Bay. Surely to lie inactive as a Block: s hi p , is not precisely the best service which this s en h t i e p. rprieing Officer could render in a fine so.gun . Mr. Alderman ROWCP.OFT has commenced his public career in a manner which holds forth a strong pledge that he will becos'ne one of the most distin, guished charakiers of the first City in the World.— This Gentleman has for many. years been highly esteemed tor his good sense and the manliness of his charaeler in private life ; and his public talents are likely to extend the favourable Opinions of his friends, into-the reaped, of the people at large. The Gentlemen belonging to the Somerset-hOuse Association, yesterday evening. assembled for the first time on the Terrate to the amount of about three hundred: On Thursday sennighti .the Edinburgh County Yeomanry marched into quarters at Musselburgh, and on Saturday, were joined by the Royal Edin burgh Light Dragoons, to be drilled together. On Saturday the whole were reviewed in the great Park at Castleheads, by Lieut.-Gen. VYS 7 / 4 • The principal dealers in post4insts and post chaise* at Edinburgh, have pledged themselves to pUt all their horses anti thaws at the disposal of Government, for the purpose of conveying Troops in case of Invasion ; and even the post_boys have volunteered their services. Fift . , thousand 1114t.0f Loydos, have been thrown • off in Patis at twelve sots each (six pence), in which ,the rich streets are all . described, and the h o u s e s of the affluent are all stamped with a partidtilar mark, that the invades% may know 'where to gti ter Ivori when they arrive. A printed description is "sold along with the MAp, in which - the riches of Lanytost are exaggerated, anti the cowardice of the inbahitaNii held up to contentpt. On Tuesday last a Well known cliaraaer in the intrigues of the French Revolution, *as arrested at the George anti Blue . l36ari in Holborn, where he had jut arrived from an out.port, and underwent a long evnoination at the Alien.ol ice s whedhe was put into the custody oil Messenger. A Grand Musical Festival will take Place at St. Martin's Church, Leicester, in the ensuing Aoiixes, 6f which ,we understand the arrangementti are under the clireition of Messrs: Burnaby and Gardner, Gentlemen of experienced taste and public spirit. All the fi rst Performer* are engaged, A splendid assemblage of Nobility and Gentry from the ad. joining Counties is expetted. The Profits of the Meeting are to be deviated to the Leicester In. The report of Lord' tAi.stiT 4 i life being despair. ed of is unfounded; his Lordship, on the contrary, is in good health. CO RN XC lIA NG tT, iirtT Ta.day we have SC.l rce any freih Samples of Graiti Come to.hanci : Wheat liar fe w payers and the sales me made at a trifle less ; in Nrley, - Matt, ,Peaseor of both ki n d s t h e i e iv littio ooingi nearly at about last prices ; there is a small supply of Oats . at "Market, ;ir.ki few of the be s t quali t y, the price of whkh article iathei incremies ; Flout is in full supply. Wheat- 47i a5O a ggs oil Tick 13C33S 27S 3 31S 0,1! Fine ditto - 6os a tii 0%1 (Jail In a 2i ,. st Rye - - 3 2 a3O &tt I'o:A4P:ditto . 26s a 274 cid Harley • . !Os a 25S OLt Rape - 361 a 404 malt . siti a 6:s oil I FO.eigotir 4si A SOS QJ White Pea 4:ts a 48i tAiSt:cosith 463 4.14. licallS JOS a 3i act The Perkitieen Society; on Friday last, telebilted the opening of their Charity, established ar Frith street, Soho, for the ttie of the Metallic TraftotSi in the disorders of the Poor, in a public dinner at the Croivn and Anchor; The company was Ovate: roes and reapedable. Mr. De HP a ot.,;' at Clair.' man, addressed the Meeting on the philsotlatopitie and peculiarly useful objefis of the ; sides the eitempore Address, was the following Not.; tic offering, by a Friend to the Institution : • SAY, t Sons 01 . 4Ool ; ' when erst th' Omniscient Orli Designed 014 glob: the iv:gement tilinah What 'firm, lintnotablz, ininturtAl lu ' Intpress'd on nature by t h e Ureat Hist Ca"itse ;' Bade jarring inhale torn, ode beauteous Fitted tnOrder's.thantbleivntrol I Sages'elScien‘e. eaitit-eY'd• disctlsc What aptitudes and apOetensies Owe, ' • 7 Which World with world connect in one rat chain; Cause and, Effect a never ending trait, t• Can ye unfold what energies control The magnet, faithful to its kindred pole; Or render plain. the tin* Tit' clef rie fluid tires the 4..luud-roof 'd sky t Meek they replt; " These causes ror)ck the kart "Of human iotelleci Short-hitlimd 11 ?ent " With finite view,, Ai w e ll iniOt hope to trace " and fatneni boundle,szpicc ; " Wilhyt/tte views, explain thtrhults, whieh bind " world or rtAttet to the Wqr la of mind. `` t Nc . wtan's self - could look all alture throtighi 1 fie, 0101101'i Wltte, was still ipiatial view. " Etperietice.tcaubes; froth alone, " Tir e works ut Deity in parr arr knOva• ". Astir= rots tut, with ralitned aye; beholdi " The liwspt 'nature constantly unkild.l. . 31 Of Mall vit'4 lartßlirburni "• With trgftiiicry yjaw . , irro " See pointed pultAls, b lest Ouvirgt The ruthlea rag,sur trierciless " O'er the frail pint a subtil .• • Drench'd with invisible tlalvtknic siumer, 4 , Tin the arthrjtie, statland trutiAloreigo, " A nd leap exulting l*e tjie !Joy/Wing roc l' " What, thookli the Catis?s may mot be explain'd i 8 ' Since these t !lat . ; are duly aseertailed, " Let not self-ititeresr, prejudice, or pride, " Induce Maid:hid to .iet the ineasii aside: " Means, which, thoUgt simple, are by Heatli ditsign'de " T' alleviate the wpos.of human kind ; Life's darkeit Scenes with radiant light to cheer, • " Wipe from the cheek of agony the tear." Blest be his Memory, who; in happy lidos - . Cave I;) Humat,ity this wond'rotis power ; Friend to the Wretched; time shall write thy name, A second 1-IoWA It 0, on the rolls of fame. When late thof tend of Pestilence, could boast, 1-lis,pdvecr resistless o'er the Western mast, • Poisoned the air With tell mephitic breath,- • Gavecountlels thousand 4 to the ti-alms c f death it, Itninov'd nyfe:ir, thatigh relatives iin:dore, Mov'd by no claim, • save,pity for the poor, Thou didst, humane, with God-like aun essay, Ey hledicine'it power, ,his furX! O4ll3 Y i But soon Co moitriecta t- , 1; . 1t K uourni, Which sWelPd the 'triumph of the tentless tomb • • , Ye worthy, lionbui'd, philanthropic few , The Muse shall wodave her brightest wreathi for you -;.• Who, in, Humanity's bland cause; unite-, Nor herd the shafts by interest airy'di or spite ; Like thigrekePaftern of Ih Hygoia's blessingt to the Poor dispense ; And, though oppos'd,by folly'S uerVite 14004 Enjoy thulatxury et . doing good, • * It may not be universally known, that Dr. Eit sit& Pick* K 1149, :he infentor of the Metallic . Tractors, and the father of the iiresont Proptietor, itactittot hi his benevolen* attempt to affbrd Medical assistance to the Poor, atiliCh4l with tho dreadful scourge. tilt:A*lloW *crab w 1 0 .1 1 911 0, vaiicti 4 Now-York in the yeet.t79p. • Accoutiti froth #lorente Mention the death of Lady•CaTttea Int Bottdasss sister Of the Duke of Sr. Ate Ates, on the t silt of June. last. The body of Capt. Atiss..BO VD) titt IPA 014 of Workington, was thrown ashore on the Coast of St. Bridge's - Bay, near 'Milford Haven, on the 7th instant. • In his poelect.btfok were fund the ship's registers ten one.guinea Bank of Ireland Notes, Atter one two:poem:l Bank of England Note. His watch was also in his pocket. The body was decently int. terred the sante evening, in the parish .church of Roch, in Pembrokesbirc.+-These are all the parti. culars mentioned relative - to this unfortuna(e event. At the General Quarter SessiOns of the PeeiCe for Oxford, held on Tuesday last, an application . was made to the Court by the Churchwardens and Over. eters of Howell, in that County, for an 'arcle • made on Wm Carters of Epwell aforesaid, fartn'er,, for the Maintenance of hit; Mother, It appeared in evidence that the mother was.StYeltrs old, and wa s not of ability toluaintain herself, and that the Over. seers had allotVed her 3s. a week, and paid her house. rent for a considerable time ; and that William Carter, the son, occupied lands cif the yearly value of 1201. and kept a grocer's shop, having a wife-, and only One child ; t.vlieteiapon the Court' was onaninmusly of - opinion, that, .by the SWUM- law ot . this realm, Mr. Carter was liable to maintain his mother, and made an order on him to pay her sq, a week. Su tC t at:.---On Monday afternoon, between the hours of five . mill siven DUPAR ZON. F,A. put an end to his life by shooting himself with a pistol, the ball of which entered; std. per lip, passed through 'the. centre of the head, and lodged In the ceiling of the room. For the last four years his, apartments had not beer, cleaned, nor any }teflon allowed' to enter them but his daughters, truly or' three timeby me re ly as 1/141tOrs. The Coroner's Inquest ,sat on the, body, and brought in a verditi--,Lwiacy. I, le win.a con. scant visttor at the General -Wolfe Tavern, oppo i ,ite Park.lane,. Oxford.street, where he dined ev er y day. His absence on Monday induced an iriquily At hi t fudging, the door of which was locked, :IA on being forced open, this unfortunate Gentleman was found weltering in his Il e k w ., ' d i a sun and two dAuetets.