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To which will added, A TALE OF TERROR.- Commissaly General's Offer, 25th May, tBO3. 0110 E, ;r beret,}) given to all Persons desirous • of contrailing to4uppo OAI S, tIAY, and STRAW, fa the CAVALRY in BARRACKS in ;he COunties of SUSSkX and NOTTINGHAM, the Deliivries to conimence or, aril fir the 25th Day of Ysore; next, that Proposals in Writing, seated up, and marked TEiVDERS FOR ..411t1IY SUPPLIES, will he received : at ibis Offizy on or before the 6th, f the said Month 'of Tune ---Proposafs - must he male seporatqy for each County, and tf sera by Poit , the Postage to be paid: • • • :The Particulars of the Contrail may he bad upon application at this Office, between' the !hairs of Ten in the - Aloning and Four in the :Afternoon. .I.IIPRML ROUSE OF. PEERS. WERNEWAY, MAY 2.5. NEVER PERFORMED AT THIS THEATRE. For the Benefit of Miss STEP El ENs and Miss MELLON'. THEATR E t QYAL, DRURY.,LANE. nN WEDNESDAY, June. r, 18c(3, Their Majesty's Servants will a6VMrs:'COwley'S Comedy of A BOLD STROKE'FOR - A.HUSBAND. Donjulio, Mr. RUSSELL,. • Don Carlos, Mr. )3ARMORE, Dar Cmsar. M. CH F.lth 'Don Viieini:l6, Mr C 01.1.1 (; LON' ViEl9lift DI. CAMP , Minette, Iliss'MEL(4)N. ' • After which ttie Favollrit llct Of'. THE SCOTCH GHOST. To which will be added (for the - -7tll tint this Season), the Romance of LOI)OLSIc A . Princess todoisjia; , 'Miss STEPHENS, • (Her First• Appearance in t he) Tickets and Places for the lirytes to 'Kitt of Miss-Ste then6, No. Bs, 'Park-street, Grosvenor4quare; Ot Miss iellon No. 17, Little Russell.stret, Covent-garden ; and 44 Par. Vosbrook , at the Box-0111a., in Little Russell-areet. - • PRICE, MAYOR, • A T COURT of MAYOR ALDERMEN,' -L. A. holden in the Chamber of the•Guildhpliof the City of . London, on Tuesday: the 24th day of May, 18°3, anti in the . 43d year of the Reign of George the Third: of the United' Kingd o m of Great . Britain and Ireland, Kira, &c. •It thepd - to this. Cou rt , that ti,elVatermen resist ""ring number of their Boat, in tinr flats or Caps, urree'.thly to the taw's rtow in force, and that many evil mind- • ed porions s among them have formed a combinatipn, and enkted into ce r t ain enga " c m en i s , ii r o p en 'defian ce tit all due r bo rdination,•.thereby &tering those that .would conform ! Nice is hereby given, That the Magittrates of this City are determined to proSeeute, With 'the utmost rNonr of the Law, thou! who have epteled into suchazieettiont 1 and that unless ail whO have' Humbet's dv . wear them, as,the Atl directs, .thei • full penalties will be intheled upon dolinquefits, and they will debar theniaelveS of Tiny pi•oteWon as 1 Watcrcien• W.OOI.)THORPE. PYTCHI.Er HUNT. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the TCIIE.F.V HUNT wilt be hoiden a; the Thateh'd ilottse Tavern, on Sattirn.ty next, the 28th inst. , . . . . Ditincr :tt Six o'Clqi.:k. . „,. * N: B. '11:. : 1 / 4 11caik ,:r.; of !t . the aunt arc iv:vested to meet tt .. 1 Weivc .. .o' Clock titZ:tilie (lay, to settle the Accounts of the -num.- t-4PAYMASTER on the of a Re.. 0 ducal Carpi, upon application by Letter {post -paid) • M• Old Slang:lta's Col - feu-house, London, may have an F.xch4nse 'lt) full Pay la' an Old .Regintont in the 'Weil Indies, • LITERARY MAN, from Berlin, who is welt acquainted with the Etthljz,• French, Germap, a►ti Italian Languageb, wishes to empldy a fehv leisure How's in this Week in Private Tuition, in a Nleruhatit's Counting house, or any Situation to which his Abilities may qualify . A.Linc direaed to Mr. A. B. and sent to Mr. Esclter, Cerman Booheiler, No. t 4, Cerrarthhtrect, Soho, will be duly.;tttc.ntled to, riu VAT!! EDUCATION, N n CLERGYMAN'S II'AIVIILY (a Graduate oxiord) wheN the limited number' of Four Private pgpile are receiveit, on a liberal plai t there will bc a Va. icy fklit4tminer. ' • TJIe situatioß i s parti cu l ar ly h ea l t hy ; an d conven i ent , with in I.),iic Miles of. Cheltenham, and Three of Gloucester. The M a il and otherCoAches pas:tiarly within a Aboit dis. tance of the, UnUse. The most respedable references can be liven, and will be ex peeled', • ' , Th vori her inforinatiooluay he had on application to Samuel )odeo..:k, Esq . : GloUcester, orir`l.lr... Wm. Taylor , No. 5., arwiaquare, London: . • . , HEIRS WANTED, To CALDER ,of ASSWA,IIII.IE,.in SCOTLAND, A LEXANDER CALDER, of. Asswaniie, in the Parish of Glass, Lordship of Huntly and Sheriff— dom A hertleen, in Scotland,. who died in t76g, had TWO BROTII EltS, WILLIAM and ROBERT CALDER, who were supposed to have gone to Atilerica, and to have been alive of their Brother's death, or to have left Fainilies. Any ofthe DESCENDANTS`of the above WILLIAM or ROBERT CA IDE R., who can distinfly maize out their Propinquity to Ali:under Calder,, will hear of something to their Advantage,, by' applying personally, or by Letter, to Thomas "C.'Amory, Lsq. Bostori ; to latnet Lenox, Escl• New -York ;to Mr. hhryben , Merchant, Philadelphia ; to Messrs: Forsyth, Smith a nd Co. ITalifaX, Nova S.:o'ra; to 'Alexander Mundell, Esq. No : Fluyder-street, London; or to Mr. Thomas Cranstoun, Writer to the Signer, No. 23, Noith Castle-street, -Edhiburgh. TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS. 87 rHE KING having: been pleitsed to g6rit unto di GEORGE and WALTER BEAUMONT, of South Crossland, pear Huddersfield, His Royal Letters Patent for thqPiseovcry °la Composition by the use of which not only I 'w4.thircht of the Oil at present consumed in the Manufac turing of ‘yoolle4s is saVed,*but the Work better performed ; ilia Patentee 4 do hereby give Notice, that they are willing. to treat with any Manufacturer for the Privilege'of adopting . their Discovery, do Terms AdvantageoUs and Hohotiritble; , 2 " they further signify their intention (ut order to ac(Anntno. date NtanttLitturers residing in various pitrts'of the Kingdoin)- to appoint'Agents in the principal N 13110641162% Counties aS 6)11 as possible, xyho wilt he•empowered' to grant Li . - 'c'ettees for;the use.of their.Compositiun 'in the interim, par r tictilats will be given, 2iid-the Terms made known by personal a Pelicatien, or Let ters ( post paid) gtddressed to ' the Paten- tedn' South erosilanct near Huddersfield. Loth May, 1803. . . . • -- - • DERIGORO PIP'S, j AMBONS GLA(..''ES, au,x 4 , • 1 . TR 1.1 FE' KS, and LANG LIE FOUR E ES; just import ed, in ex,rellent Conthtion,: by W. 'HICKSON, No. 170, Strand. -The Pies en t ,,e s/ • o f pheasants, IrVoodeocks, Par tridges, and leverets. A I SQ a large quantity of fine French 0 tives real 11Ologna and Brunswick Sips-ages, rine Frenelt Pickled ()y tors,' Neufchatel Clico.scs; Dutch Beef,' Stilton and Parmrsan Cheese / superior Essence. of Anchovies, . and. tauces of all ki n il s ; Pickles, Oils, limns, and every Article' iii the Oil and ltaliauVrade. - • \ • • . . QUALIFICATION FOR KILLING GAME. , T FOR SALE ErP , RIVATE TENDER. I*. MARSH LAND, exonerated Of Land-Tax ; admeasurculimt, so Acres, t Rood, 20- Perclic, in,re or less ; situate itt ,the Parish nt* Ivy Church,' in !.(orinity Marsh. now i n , the oceupation of Mr. Edward tinder 4 1.4:4,-,e which will expire on the 156 of Oc tober, ;at the yearly Rent of .1191. 14 quire nt` M r. f osep h Selby,.. A ttorney, Sandwich, Kent ; 14 11r. roan Rzanier, StocX-tirulccri Ifirchin"l"c•: AR Lily CONTRACTS. . - Comntisteny General*: Office,,23d tlfay * 1803. NOTICE is hereby • girven g :that the Commissary General is rfaa'y to receive Prop:uols far jupplying such y His Alajesty Trop as may be encamped in the eokree o / the pre-' sent Year in thefolloteing'Dirtriar with' BREAD, FORAGE; FUEL, and stRAIP: soak Proposals to be seal in an or be. fare the 3d el . jusze next (bra none will -le ,icelVid after Twelve o'Clock en that pay), and if rent by Post, the Postage to be paid, viz, Durham, North Distria, - - Yorks!)ire, Nortfiumberland, ( lgort;)1k, East Distil t, - - -I Suffolk, ~ . . ( Ess::x. South Distrid, . - . } S'•` :nt, . - .Sussex. • .0 .. • - - Hants, South-Vest Districi, - Wilts, , . Dorset. I)evon, • West Distria, .. . Cornwall, Somerset. Ntidd te sex 5 . ;,, London Distria, s. . ogetki. • Surrey. t:heTarticulars of the Contrael may he bad Rim" appatatioT at this , Office, bettveen the Hoar: of Ten in the Al&enintand Fair in the atfiePnoon. THE LATE WAR. This Day was published, in Two large Volumes, .Ito. illus.'- , trated with Maps, yrite - Three Guineas and a half in boards' FfISTORY- of the LATE .WAR, i from - its - - CUIIMICLICenIOpt .in ins, until the -Puce between Great Britain and Fratte in lila:. To which is retinae Review of the Cansqs, and eitrly Progress of the French ; Revolution, By :ALEX.ANPER *STEPHENS, Of the Honourable So;:iety of the Middle Temple, Esq. • Printedlor Richard Phillip, No: 7t, Churcn. Yard. , , This Day was published, price as., 6d. OFFICIAL; CORRESVONI)ENCE be. tweet) GREAT li It TA I NI and FR A NCE,'on the Sub je4t of the law Negotiation : with flis Majesty's Declaration. ,To whiehis prefixed, _the Preliminary and Definitive 'Frets ties of ileac,-; with An A PPentik, I,l "ining CGlC l iet Sebts tiani':'Rrpnrt to the-First Con .;11, &c. London; Printed for I.' Ginger, No. ;69, op posite Bonci-street, who .begs :leave to :assure the. V - Ithin:, - that the above are 6tbialy correct, and cautions them igaiiist imperfea Editions. ; This Day was published, price as. 6d. A VIEW 'of PERKINEAN . ELEC'tAICITY, or . an I.NQIIIILY ioto the 'INFLUENCE at NI E TA CLIC TRAcToII3, which this estatittiiiii4 !htit ei.ce in t!:e Cure of,Diseases. • • _ C. C. sofct by I. lolinson, St. Paul's Chureb.yard ; and Gin ger, Piccaailly. MALESE QUESTION. Op Sattirday next will be Published in Cobbett's Weekly Register, • A Examinittiqn .of • the Condna Of His Ma, jesty's MinisterS relative to the ISLAND and 'PEOR LE of MALTA, together. with some. Authentic. PAPERS, which have not yet been communicated to the Public; one of which -is, Colonel (then Brigadier-General) GrahaVs Address to the Maltese, which was moved for by Gasco.gne, and which was refused - by the Ministers i n the House oi .Commons on Priday last. Sold by E. Harding, at thu Crown and Mitre, PalP.Mall; :R, .Bagshawo Bow,strect; .Covent-garden; and • Messrs. Richardson, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be li:td, print 125. 4to. boards, Sketches on the Intrinzlic Strength, Military anti, Nava! Force Of France and Russia; ‘'vitli Remarks on their Inesent Connexion, Yolitic.tl Inauence, and future Projeets. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. ABBO CT', At Carraway's, on Tuesday the 31st inst. at lwelve,unless , au acceptable over to purchase privately is .previotisly Made, A. FREEHOLD ESPA'rEotKNOT'S:GREEN; LA.:- LOW .LAYTON, • Essex, near the five•mile stone ; comprising a substantial and elegant Villa, with suitable 04. j Coach-bottes, - Stable..;, Voce Couct•-)10, Lawn, Plea sure-grGund,, Garden, in part walltul., Greett-houw, Cirapery, 'Out-building, and five Acres of excellent Meadow Land ; also a Copyhold garden, Yard, Out-imildirio, anti a small Piece of Waste, lett on Lease to • John West, Fig. and now in theoccupation-of Pearson Walton, , F,sq. 4 sSk. a.y4Ar for fourteen years, 'and 491. n-year for a &taw term of twenty.. five years, but. ()title atuitial.value of scot. • , TO be viewed by petniiAion ache Tenant 'upon the days specified - us the Tickets, which may be had of the Au4tioneer. Particulars maybe had at the Pi.ice of Sale at the Mack `bird; Layton ; -Nag's 'Head and Cilequers, WilthatpstoW'; F:At Ic, Sttaro;brcrok 4 Brewers and White Hart, Woodford ; wan„a,dGreen`Man, Lay tonstone ;. White Ilan," Clapton; and of Mr, Abbott,: No. s 3, S'hepherikti-market, FEMALE ATTRACTION. ALFRJD's ROYAL COMPOWNON FOR REMOY - ING SUeBRFLUOLIS T HIS celebrited Composition, twi versali y es meth. ed at the Caortot .France t at the time of its .greatest beauty and splendour, for possessing the virtue of eradicating sit perntious Hints, and imprOVing the cieheacy of the Skin, is sold in Packets 6d, and 3s, each, by.cattioand f,ea, New Bond -street; Davison, Fleet-street; Cryer,'Cornli 11 ; .kerY, Tavistock-street Withers, No, 7.29, Strand. Whole- . sale, by Berry, Greek-streCt, and Mill, Gerrard-street, Soho; in Bath, by Viner, Bond-street,,aticl Marriott, •Nortli Pamir.; in Bristol, by lltilgin; in Liverpool, by Grt.gsons ; in Edinburgh, by A. Smith ; in . Shrewsonry, by Eddowes ; in York, by Oaticei;. in Salisbury, by Collins; in ; Leeds, by Bunts; in Worcester, by Holt ;,and in Oxford, by lanes. • T. MACLUN's BILIOUS and GOUT PILLS. T"-g.superior _excellence and unparalleled efficacy of these Pills, of singular service in expelling the Fiery .‘icrinioniotts Bile, likewise of infinite relief in 'the I-lead-Ache, Itheumatism, Intemperance of Drinking, .Gravelly Obstruttions, the Lumbago, or Paine in the Loins, and particularly recommended to Persqns subject to Pe riodical returns of the G our. In the East and West l ndies these Pills would be found of the most essen;ial Benefit where -the Bile breeds so f:st, which proves fatal to thou sands ever) year. The above Bills -are prepared genuine, only- by I'—Machin, the ,Proprietor, No. tel. Pall Mall ; sold in Boxes'at 45. 6.1.'0nd as. gd. Duty incltkted; and,` by appointment, Tuns; Royal— Exchange ; Wade, No. 16 . 3 Fleet Street; Sttatton, corner of Bear-street, Leicester . square; Robinson, next York4touse, Piccadilly . ; No, 4 lbetparlo street, and ,at musk of the krisKipal ve s td.rs et Medicines in Loinka. Tnst a Lordships asseinbled at an early hour, and after for warding the Bills upon the Table,. and disposing of some rou tine business, they proceeded, after a temporary adjourr= merit, with' their addreis to His Majesty it St. James's. On their return, which was shortly after four o'clock, the House was resumed ; and after the Chancellor tied. reported His Majesty's answer to the Address. a number of write Bills were. received' from the Commons through different Members, which were severally read a first time. • - The Bill for indemnifying certain persons who had aged under an order of Council, to prohibit the exportation of saltpetre, and other warlike stores, -was brought up by Mr. A LEXANDAR .31)t1 others, and read a tirt:t time. After a short conversation between the Earl of Sur roLlt, Lord Auctti. AND, and the Lord Cit Vett Lox, in reference to the general subjeel, hut chiefly in' explanation 45 'to the proper mode and.forin of putting the intended inotion, it was ordered, on the motionof the Earl of So rroot.K, that an A ct dress be presented to His Majeat'. nr4ing that there might he laid before the House, copies of ,the Surveys taken, and of - the Report ,4* the Inspeaor of the. Caledonian Canal., between a cerrairkpart of the Highlands of S4;otlanti, mu! the Western Sea. :The standing ordor, No, tot, was, on the mot►on of Lord C A T, ordered to betaken into coir,idenation on r, riday next, and their Lordships summoned thereon. Lord HonA T presented a Mem:Age from His Majestyye lative to his intention ni forthwith out the mentary similar to that delivered to the Commons, to which we refer. Immediately on the Message being read -in the usual way, , . • Lord Ho 4 Rl' moved a corresponding KddreSS to His Ma jesty en the occasion, which, - atter some allusions made by the Earl of R A nuoa to what he conceived to be the severity and injustice of certain provisions of the Militia Families' Bill, and in the course - or whii;ll, the Noble 'Sec,retary of State nix* spoke to order, 'Was avlied to by their Lorthihips. In the course of his observations, .the Noble Earl above, mentioned, stated, that he did not mean to *oppose the Ad. dress, as he wished to concur in atlbrding His Majesty -every support ; tuft the Royal communication related to the subjed of the Militia, lie conceived what he had stated to be perfectly in order. The Lords with "whkte staves were ordered to' wait on His Islaje , sty respeitinc the Address, ' Lord PELHAM p , oented by cornmand of His Majesty, se veral -04,1ditional State tapers, whiCh were ordered to lie on the Table. • • Their Lortl4hip then, after transacting some p-rivate bu. siness, adjounieci till to-ntorrotv. We regret having occasion to. notice the miiconception of our Reporter,- who toOk the latter part of the , Debate of Monday night in the House of Peers of the Earl at PAi N LEY's sentiments relative to.the important subje:_t then under discussion. We can with the grt•atcst truth assure the Noble Earl, that whatever mis-statement might have ohtainedlin which we believe we were not singular), was purely unto tentional, and arose entirely from misconcoption, Not hav ing limit the honour of a connininication in the instance of another Noble . Peer); of what the earl of DAR is•LgV really did state, we arepreclultd, nn the present occasion, from stating his Lordship's genuine 4entiments. ROUSE 0, CO:1'111101NS.` IiD2:ESDAr, MAY 25. Lord Si - cirroßo stated ill .t tjeAty Itad been waited upon to know when he ~ v< I 1,;11 try reeeive the Ad. dre-. of 11141II , wtsr. ; ' , had been gr a d. otislyvleitbeit to tik . for tba't intr. pose. The Honig went into a Cbrutnittet, on Nfarkham's Divorce Bill, CounAel Nrcre heard at the Par, and the report was, ordered to be received to4norrow. . A me.mge. vias received tram the Lords, stating that their Lordship's had agreed to the Silver Bullion 111 W, and.to sev, rat ittivae Bilis. • • Ice roport of the Soldier' Faze wai put ow till t 0.,„ morrow. *** * '''''''''''''' of the Natidnal Defence Bit! was brought up, the amendments itgreed to, and; the -Bin ordered to be en_ grossed. „ ~* Colonel PATTSN gave notice that an 'Friday next he would submit some Reinlot ions to the House, growing out of .the Papers then befoie Ahem. L*40441.41V.K. ES B 1.1 Rl' said. the .notice was very short, but wished to know. the nature of the Reso. luti , ms the Hon. Member meant to propose. Mr. HOR HOUSE said, that though is was not usual to go into - a detailid statement on giving a no tice, yet it. was' usual to Sate its general Obje4l., The ST kAAI I? observed, that:notices were bill of modern practice, but it -was , understood that when they were given, they should be. explicit ,as to the nature atilt motion which it was intended to. make. Gemeral GASGUY NE contended, that. the no_ tice was. sufficiently - explicit, and obseried," that Members :: had been called to order •tyli'c'n they at. tempted to go into any detail on giving a notice, The 4T44KER said, he had aiw,lys ench.avoured to prevent any reasoning upon a notice when it was g iv en , h ut he a lways understood that . .it ought to he di . stinek,.as to its ohja. .'„ • - Colonel 1) AT7EN said,. that lie meant to submit some Resolutions, funded upon the raper; hefoie the hlouse, upon the condutt of Ministers in the Ne, goiiation. Mr. GERVWislied to know whether it was "a Re. solution, or a Notion of Inquiry. Colonel PATTEN replied, it would be in the shape of Resolutions.. Mr. T. GR ENV 11.1.13 an d Mr. 14E15717 skL they were of opinion that , the notice was bll:neiently ex. plicit. - Colonel ARCIMALL said, there would be some difficulty in know.ing, not only the objed of the no. tice, but the person to whom it was to be ascribed. Mr.7IERNkY said, he .could not consider the notice as sufficient, because nobody understood the objed of the notice ; but there appeared among some pentlemen a general disposition to condemn, with out exactly knowing upon. what _grounds. There were Papers of gre at l e ngth and 'importance before the 1 - louse ,Ministers ,were told that a charge foupded.upon_those Papers was to be brought for.. ward against them ; and it surely was Ant, too much to ask upon what pats of their conaut the cbmtge Wa 5 founded. Mr. CANNING said, he wished the prattice with regard to not i ces was defined. lie remem. bored when an .HOn. Metnher, ,befote.Christrnas, ga.ve notice of a Motion sespeding Captain P'Au. s vergnet lie Wab called to urder for going too muc h into detail in g i v i ng hi s notice. It appeared to hini, that the.presen; node; was stacitatly ex licit. 1 - Lord iLIIVKES'BUA'Y replied, that withlegard to the:notice which had been given respeaiiig Cap. fain D'Auvergne, the ob . petion was, that -the Hon, Member who gave that notice took the opportunity of endeavouriul to make an impression Upon the House. All he asked upon the pre•sent occa!ion was, that the Hon. Member should explain gene rally the nature-of his Motion, and he believetbsitch a request was never before refused. If this had been M.. a .Motion of Inquiry, the' notice would tcr. iainly havoc sullicient. He would not preis the stibjeCi aoy farther, but would leave it to the caodour and, jor,tice of the House to determipe ther -Mi . nisters were not tinfairlyand unjustly t:"alt 'by. If they were ttklie attacked upon transaetions arising out cif a voluminous body of ?alas, it was surety not too. much to ask Upon, what part of them conduct the attack W3l, to ft' , oild. He shadd, however, be ready to meet the question, but he could not, help complaining that they had not been treated with faiiness. LAWKsN.ca explained with regard tQ the no. rice whip!! -he had given relative to Capt. dezku. vergne. After a few words from Mr. lIKAOGIf, the Mo.' tion remained fixed fur Friday, without further explaumion, f• MOTION FOR TAPERS. Mr. 7'. GRENg ILLE rose, ,in pursuance of his notice, to move for three Pverg, which- hh thought . - necessary to explain those which had been 7 alre;tdy presented, The first ['ewer he wished-ifor was for the purpose of ascertaining the date of the hnntxatittn of the Spanish Lringtie of Malta to the Royal Do. main of Spain. There might he some.difficulty in giving this information, but it was stated in 'the Public Prints to have taken place on the 2611 of March. The next information he required was Copies of such representations as Ministers had'inide to, the French and Spanish Governments upon ibis subjea ; and the last, Paper le! should mote as a Copy of the Answer tomie by t.ur Govertirnelir, in answer to the Proposition made by the Emper , r of Russia, res_petling the Guarantee of Malta. He' accordingly. moved for these Papers. Lord HAWKESBURY said, that with regard to. the -Answer given by , the British GUVefintleist tb the -Proposition of Ruista, he• could have no tion,tb its produetion. With regard to the tint of the other:Cwo.PapO's, the only di4eulty War, whc. (her they had nry 0111;141 Accouht which they could lay before the House; hOwever, he, should not object to the Motion, and if there was any , such Account, he ha.l Objthion to present it: As to the last Paper, viz. the Renionstrances made Upon this sub jeet by the i ßritishGovernthent, he had nn hesitation to say, that there were no remonstrances made - pre cws . to th6se .Which *ere ' contained in the ;Papers ts.dore the House. - 1-k• therefore move die Previous-Ones - rim with regard . to that P4ier, nd he liltd nb obje&ion ti) the }midi:dint'. of the to her two Papers; • The Modons were Wen agreed to, with 'the exception of the' one reveeting the Re.' ruenstranci!s—upon which the Previow Quebtikin was carried. Mr. CANNING gave 'notice, that he should on Friday next move for such .information to His Ma.. jesty's Ministers had upon the subjett of the Com.. rncrcial Agents sent from France to this Country; this 'Paper had been moved for before, mai ti n had been disposed of by , the previous question being put upon it, on the ground-that such:l . /A:0- 'ment had not come to the hands of I lis Majesty's ; but he had learnt, that, since they had received the Document, anti .4 iterrfure s he should move for its.produaion. . ' Lord IlAwicestiuttvhrought up certain Papers, which he was commardvd by fliS'ltlljesty to hy before the House, in conseitience of an Address of the House. They. were Copies. of I)ispatchess. from Mr. Liston, His Majesty's Minister at the 1 - I:igue, .on the strhjet of .the' Evacuation t , f Holland ley the French 'troops. 'Ordered to be laid on the T4blr, and to be printed. The CHANC E t.LOA of the EXCH EQU eitkrougbt tip a Me'ssage from His Majesty. GEORGE R. Majesty thinks it proper to act:plaint the Jiguse of Commons, that he has judged it necessary Cu adapt, withottit delay, ail the means within his power, whil.it tufty bute to def . ‘4lt the avuwed designs of the Enemy, and to ut:- . ford the trust elrxtual Otuti:elion and to 413 faitll4ll' " pursuance, therefore, of the Aas of P arliatnent, enabling Ilis Al.ijesty to ine.rcase the number of his Militia Forces„ Ili:; Majesty . makes this Contmunication Out Howe of Commons, to the end that His Majesty , may cause thin; Supplementary Alilitia to be JOrthwith raised 1114 enrolled, and thereafter fO be drawn out, and embodied, aial marched as occasion may rquirf." 9. A. The'Message being read, , - The SE,CRLTARY At \VAR moved . , That. an Humble Address be presented to His• Majesty, to return His Majesty the Thanks of this House fur his Most Gracious Mtssage, ,which affords , a fresh proof of His Majesty's tiolic'ittnie for the security and defence of his People. Ordered. The CltArrcEt.to,a of the ExcitEquirt gave notice, that on Monday se'unight prcipuNe the Ways and Means tor raising the SuTiiiii.!s•Fox gave notice, that on, Friday next h e should move an Akidre 43 to Fits Nl.tiehty on tl.t syhject to which he,had adverted List night in the a:bate, of making an application to the E mpr . ror of Russia fur his MediatiOu hetwaen Its and France,-ikc., _ _ The two Orders for aillots of . Committees far tho of INCWCAlitic•tuultr.Litne and 13.4.