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by omitting certain words, ert the Motion of the 5.1 c wrAtty at WAR,' after which it was agreed to by the cominit fee.' fil't: SECRITARY at WAR presented a Clause to " be udder] to the Bill, for enabling the Deputy Lieu tenants to provide men ai Substitutes for Quaker, vnri eitrwering them to compel the payment of cost of such Substitute, &c. which was ,agrted to. The Stcto . .. - rAtty at WAR. brought' up miller Clause, directing die manner in which the. Wives and Families of the Non.eommissioned Officers, Privates, &c. are to be provided for ; which •was forthwith agreed to. A Clause was then presented by the Right Hon. Gentleman, to enable His "Majesty to direct the Colonel or other Commanding Officer of-Regiments, to discharge such men as'shoold be willing to en, list_ its the Regular Forces ; and containing . a pro. vision, that the, Parish, Bte, should not be coin. Felled to fill' up such vacancy. Mr. PITT was of opinion the Clause contained some points worthy' of serious and more mature •consideration. , lie did not mean 'now to give any opinion upon the subjea ; he rather wished the fat thdr consideration were postponed. The SECRETARY - at WAR said a few words in supporting the Regulation, but had no objedion to its being farther discussed in a future stage of the -Bill. He suggested Wednesday', next, when the Report could be considered after the Bill should'be printed. • The different Clauses being all gor.e through, the House resulted, - and the•Reporrforthwith received, after which the Bill; with the Amendments, was . ordered to be printed, and the Report to be takeri. into consideration on Wednesday. • In the course of a shOrt explanatory conversa. tion between Capt. COCHRANE and the CHANCEL. LOR of the ExcuEouen, relative to the Memorial .presented by the former to the Admiralty; respeeling 'Prizes, and Appeals in Prize Causes,c&c. the latter gave .notice of his intention to move to discharge the order respetting the same. The Amendments made by the Lords to the,Clergy .Risidence Bill, were, on the motion of the CHAN. •, CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, ordered to be taken into consideration to-morrow. . • Mr. ALEXANDEIt brought up the'Report of the Excise Consolidation. Bill, on which a conversation ensued between the CHANCELLOa of the Excit (lurk and -Mr. I'Lorstmea, on the subjeo, and par. licularly relative to the dates, the stock in hand, and the periods fixed- for the payments of the staltnents. These; the finance Minister stated, • were to be art the 2,4 th of October, 4th of Deem. be:, the *6th of January, and the 3d of March.. Mr. VANaITTART brought forward a provision, the elle& of which was to cause a reduftion in the new Duties on Wines, in the following ratio : of 121, per ton on thoie of Portugal, and t 81.' per ton on the Freneh.Wiries, . This, or. Mr. PLUMMER'S • complaining of a reduaion of the Duties on Wine, when none ,was proposed on those of Malt, was ex. plained by the Hon. Secretary, as intended with a view to the , material benefit of the .Revenue, to encourage a large importation, and to prevent a stagnatioo in the trade. A der.ultory conversation then ensued. between Mr. VANATTAKT and Mr. C. EIUTCUINSOIi t re. Ja(iVe to the comparative. situation in which the distillers of Englard and Ireland were placed by the .Bill under considerations; the effeet• of the Coon . tervailing. 'Duties; ,the provisions of the Ad of Union, &c. in the course of which the provisions of. .the Bill were satisfaCiorily .accounted- for by the ,former„ The Bill was then 'ordered In be engrossed. The Irish •Combination Bill passed through a Committee,: and .was . ordered 'to be reported to. morrow. • A votiversation: of some length ensued between Mt. CURRY and, Mr. C. HoTo trir:son, in .Conse quence of it being (reposed to go..into a C omm i tt ee t n the Irish Rev emit. Bill, in which the latter consul - 0 the praktice of bringing -4}n the Irish hu. kineis at late hours anti empty benches; the former explained the reasons -.which led to the restot proceeding. Mr. -HUTCHINSON wish. iSg ro,••postrone the •saine,„inoved. an adjt:Orn. mow,. lath souse remarks were made by the Ceittic Lon Of thek:xcitecitna and the Ses..sicr.x. n ,the pt.int .of 01111:f. '1 he whole tertni. J •htrd by Mr. livicriiNsori movingAo • haVe the Pt use counted out, w:,,-n'it appeared only 17 Mens. Lets +A ele.present, arcs at ont o'clock an adjourn. n.tnt took place to the usual hour this flay. MAILS. DU*. AkklVs Trench 3 ildinburgh . - . r THE SUN. soLsps QUI& /41.4 UN •Unia LONDON 'y uNE 28, 'Sc.3 Cure Port Letters this tnorningannounce to us the intelligence of a number of Dutch 'and French Boats having been sent in, from which circumstance probably arose the report of Sir SIDNEY SMITH having taken . a Flotilla of Gun-vesselS. By our -Harwich Letter it appears, that four of these Dutch - huyis'have arrived there, and that Fifty Sitil had . •been raptured by our Fleet, ArPortsmouth about thirty.thite French Fishing,,boats have arrived, , and nine at Yarmouth. These Vessels are :now taken by dut 'CruizerS, as they are'well calculated for the conveyance of :110011s, ap4,w9lld nn doubt 4 have been employed upon that service, when the menaced InVasicin of tfiis Country takes place.' Wt:. 'his morning received the Mani/Fur of the l+th, and Aryrirls Pairrs of the z3d and z+llt inst. The former is barren of intelligence. It contains o ur Budget at considerable length, and several Ad. ii•en a to the Chief Coml. The Brussels Paper cf the 34th_ lays, that the Chief &ttsul,was certainly to set off on Friday last on his "tour. M. TALL EY. RAND was to precede him a day. The English detained at Brussel: as Prisoners of War; were by order to be transferred to Palen. tanner. The foliowing Decree has been-trans,nitted from Paris in private Letters : . • DECREE, 'DATED, PARIS, JUNE, 21. Aro% 1. Dating from the publication of the present De. creo, there shall pot be received in the Porisnf the Republic any Colonitl Produce coining from the English Colonies, nor any Merchatitlize coining directly or itirlireetly from England.. lit consequence, 'all Colonial Prpciuce or Merchandize coming from the Englisit.&l4nufaclorias or English Colonies, shall be confiscated. 2. Neutfal Shies, destined for the Ports of the Republic, shall - be fiiiiii6hed ‘vith a Certif:cate of Delivery from theCom mksary or Agent of Cominesi.ial Relations of the Republic at the. Port of embarkation, which Certificate shall mention the name of the Ship and the Captain, tin:nature of the Cargo, the number a the Crew, and thedestination of the Vessel ; in that Declaration, the,Commissary shall certify that he has seen the loading completed under his inspection, and that the Merchandize not English NlanufaAnre, and does not come from England, nor from her Colonies.. A duplicate of that Deelatation shall be seta to the Minister of the ,Ititcrior by thti Commissary of the Republic, oa the day of the sailing of. the vessel. . 3. The Captain, who, through forgetfulness of the farm or through change of destinatitin, shall 'not be furnished with a similar Declaration, shall not be admitted into the Ports of the Republic, but upon condition of loading in return French NlanufaCA.ures equal in value to the amount of his cargo. -The Dircdor of the Custoins shall send to the Prefect of the Dc. pariment , the statement of his cargo, and that of the fuer, chandize taken in return. Upon that statement, the P idea shall deliver a permit of departure from the Purr. 4. The Minister of the Interior, of Foreign Affairs, and of Finance, are charged with tl►e execution of the present De. cree. (Signed) BONAPARTE, The French Funds on the 233 were 4.9. 50. LAST night arrived a liambfirgh Mail„by which we lave Letters from Ham3;/rgh of the zothinst. .which state that the Prussian Envoy in that, City . 'had, by order of his Court, commutticated to the Senate the most satisfadory assurances, on the part of the French Governtnent, with roped to the maintenance of the neutrality of the flanse Towns during the present War. Theintelligence Which we be fore received, that the orders for assembling a French Thrtavian Army of Reserve had been countermanded, is confirmed : the Troops that were to have formed that Army, are to lip stationed in different parts of the Bata vian Republie. The Dutch Dire Tory have re. signed the command and entire dispAal of their Army to the French'General VICTOR they have als: . ) announced to the Legislative Body, that they are ready to issue Letters of Marque and Reprisal against Enghind. From Cbmtantillopte We learn, that the CApITAN PACtti had sailed, with a strong Fleet, (or the Archipelago and the Mediterranean, in order, as it is stared, to ,maintain the neutrality of the Forte. The Arabian ItcbcT, Argot. WicitAa, alter taking and plundering Mecca, was in full march for irdiaa. The Bill for raising an Army of Reserve for the mare etfeaual defence of the Country, was last night discussed at considerable length in its derail, in a Committee of . the House of Commons., Our Readers will see by our report of the discussion, to Which we refer them, that many important altera. dons have 'been made in the Bill, by which it has been very materially improved, Windsor has not been so gay for a considerable time past, as it was. on Sunday. The Town was so . full of Cbmpany from London and different parts of the Country. that numbers could not be acermimo. . dated at the inns. Soon after seven o'clock, T HE I R ' MA J E:YtIES, the Doxv of CAMBRITIGE, and the l'ittc.Essis, attended by Geberal GARTH, Major 'DFsoltow, Marchioness' BATH, Countess AYLES. ittnti., and, the -thtee Ladies THYNNRS, Walked fl oat the Queen's Lodge—to the Terrace, and on their arrival they were saluted by the Banda of . the Staffordshire Militia, and the 13th Regiurent, of Light Dragoons, playing 1 ‘ God - Save ihe King," aod they were frequently relieved by tha IVIA. Ks' Y's Band in full tiniform,`playing, The Conn. party was so numerous that it was with great diffi culty the Royal Party.,could .pass.: Among the CoMpany were the Bishop of Nok tv ton, his Lady, -and 'eleven Dattgiiters, the Earl-of Ucrzt4l D og i Lord and Lady 1-I.E 'Lady Bo !Act &c. His MAJR6TY frequently conversed .with the Earl Of UXIIRTDOE; About a quarter past eight the:aoyal Party re; turned tp the Queers's Lodge to tea ; after which they had a Concert of Sacred Music. . • On Saturday the 134r0n LENTHP., -the Hanoverian Minister, arrived at Wincisur, and was engaged for a considerable time `seith the take cir CAMJiit I p. Early yesterday morni n g cis 0 Messenger s arrived at Windsor, with dispatches for Hts IVIA/tsTY. Yeilerday morning about eight o'clock Hti MA.' ,Ik:i".cy and the Princess Er. IZA rill, 'atteud e d . di. vine service at St,,George's Chapel. - gnu; half Oast nine 'o'clock His MAivsTY and the "DUke of CANtlittxnor, the Prince:ties Soh.ttA. and ANI Ill.! A, attended by General GAk - rit; M,ij o r Uttr;Row, `and Lady Linn F LLA TklYNtit, took an airing on lioriehack in - Windsor Great Pak. ;1F a IVIAJEsTY and the Princesses A -.VCUSTA, Et VhAll Ent aid MARY,' took - .in airin g 1.0 F r , g! more, Yesterday, soon after two o'cloc.', Princess CHAttLOTTE a WAVES ) attended, by the Countca of ELPirt, arrived at Windsor a visit to Mira natzsrY. Mr. Wtsr, the President cif theßoyal Academy,. its at Windsor ; Her Royal Highness the Princess ELIZABETH sheaved the worthy President some Painting, which her tasteful hand has neatly finished. Yesterday • morning, about eight o'clock, Earl MORTON arrived at 'Windsor, on business with Ha a MAJESTY. Yesterday morning the Staffordshire Militia had a Grand Field Day in Windsor Park. Last night the. ROYAL FAMILY honoured the Theatre Royal, Windsor, with their presence, to See The Poor Gentleman, and The Review, or The Wags of Windsor. THEIR MAJESTIES appeared much entertained with the performance of Mr. FOOT, in Lieutenant Worthington, and Mr. THORN TON, in .Sir Robert Bramble. The House was crowded. The Dutch Fishing Schuyts captured by the North Sea Fleet, must deprive the Enemy of very useful Vessels to. embark Troops ; these vessels draw not more than between two and three feet water, are about forty tons bUrthen, sail well, and are capable of carrying about fitly men each. Their Crews, consisting of about three hundred, are secured on board our Ships of War : they are the best of Sailors, and most probably will be induced to enter into our Service, rather than return to a Country oxer.run, with Marauders. The intended Duty on \Vine is to be reduced. it . is to be 121. a ton, instead of 201. The gth Regiment of Light Dragoons, quartered at Rumford, will be reviewed to-morrow morn ing at Stratford, by His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. Yesterday morning the First Battalion of the First Regiment of Foot Guards , marched from their barracks on their route to Chatham, and the First Battalion of the Coldstream are on their route to Chelmsford. This morning the First Battalion o f t h e Thi r d Regiment of soot 'Guards marched from their barracks, on their ro ute f or Chelmsford. Should a Camp he formed at Windsor, the two Regiments of Life Guards will march there, and are •to be brigaded with the Oxford Blues. MILITARY CpURT OF INQUIRY.—Tbe Court met yesterday at Chelsea, when, after the usual cc: Lemony, the case of Captain BRADsHAW was about to be proceeded-in ; but on application being made to that effekt, the investigation ,•was postponed till Thursday, to which day :the Court adjourned. Ge neral JoHNsTONC is the Prosecutor. - - SOUTHWARK SCRUTINY, SIXTH DAY.--Fifteen Votes were argued this •day, none of which involved any material point. At the conc:usion, at three o'clock, Mr. TI ER NE y had gained one on this daY is scrutiny, is it is expressed ; more properly speak- Str TitomAs'TUXToN had lost one more than Mr. TIERNEY. Mr. TIERNE'rS majority is now 87. • Yesterday the Magicienne, of 4.4. guns, was of. dered into commission at • Chatham, and Capt. Mat:Kt:NMI appointed to command her. The Ex. plosion Bomb-vessel watt also ordered into commis. si ii, and Capt. ROBERT Nut. appointed to the command. The l Antazov;Trigate, Capt. PARKER, is to sail fr. in Spithead in a te w, day b, to join Lord I'4Rsois in the Mediterranean. Last night left town, Captain DUNB AR, on his way to Plymouth, to hoist his Pendant on board his Mjesly 's 'Ship La Poulette, a remarkably fine fast sailing Ship, %%hid) appOintqlent was procured at the earnest and pressing solicitations of His Royal Highness the Put.; of CUMBERLAND, whohas invariably patronized Capt. DUNBAR since the year • t 786, when he was Midshipman on boartfthe Augusta Yacht, then commanded by the late Admiial VAN, Perin - , when she carried the three ,younger Bro. tilers of • tie Royal Family to the Elbe. This 'attachment ideas the highest hoOour. on the Prince, anti shcws the goodness of His Royal s Highness'o heart, and must be particularly gratifytng to' the feelings of that Officer,. who, we have every reason to believe, .is very deserving of His Royal High. nest's patronage; and fiom his well known activity When, commanding 'the giver, we hope soon to hear of La Ponlette'beiog . an adiVe Cruizer against the Enetnies of this happy Land. On Saturday morning last, was, : buried in the Abbey Church, • at Bath, the Right Honourable -NATHANIEL Lord HARROWBY. He was attended to the grave by his. three sollti We understand it to haveheen his Lordship's particular injundion, that he should' be buried wherever he might depart this On Montiay, June the loth, died at Gosport, after a very long and pinful illness, in the 334 year of her age, Mrs. ANN LARKAN, wife of Cap. tain Roo elti LAKICAN, of the Royal Navy . Died,- on Saturday last, at Harttbrth, near Rich. mond, in Yorkshire, in. the , : 8 tst year of her age, Mrs..RAINF., Wife of the Rev. MATTIIf W RAIN!, „ . of that place, and mother, of the Rev. Dr. RAINY, Master of Charter.lionse School, and of JONATHAN RA:I N,E, Es,q. Barrister . at Law. ,Married on Wednesday the 13th inst. at Wake. field, by the Rev. Dr. BACON, ROB E R YERTY, 4sq. Captain in. the Corps of Royal Ma, rines, to Miss E. IVIAogq, youngest daughter she late D. .MAUDE, Esq. :of-Wakefield. As Colonel littookE las returning on Saturday evening in a hackney.coach through Duke.streer to his house in jermyn-streer, he put his head out of the window to speak to the coachatan. • la that tuation, the coachman drawing his whip with vio lence, struck the Colonel across the eyes, and de prived him of sight., Last night one of his eyes had feeovcred its sight, hut the.fate of the other is still doubtful. :Saturday morning a fellow went to the house of Mr. Hudsol, of Carey.street, Lincoln's Inn.fields, and obtained of the .servant two 'very good pairs of boots and a coat nearly new, under pretence of talcing them to clean, .and got off with them. , 11 - er zeal and patriotism manifested nightly at the Rortil Circui, in the produdion of the new Divertisment, bespeaks the public opinion with re-, sped to the present crisis in the most ample man. tier,- their loyalty and patriotism go hand in hand, and'reeeitie the highest rest of approbation—May they ever be firmly united. ~. N V4l L IV S. --- PoRTSMOt/Tll, jt714.1 27.--;-,Attived! on Saturday evening the ledfar'ht, Mr , tr it, from Hirnburgh fl! Bourdeaux, laden with hemp, detained by His lila.. jesty's Ships. .. . • This day went ont of Harbour His MajestO Ship Dejfairce i a:so the nvng Arichohn, C.:qui!! Currntrr, Letter of ivlarque, and brought twit!. Stoke's-bay, preparatory- to her sailing on a rtnize• Arrived at the Motherbank, and put under vai, , rantine, Ilis Majesty's Ship Tefiaze, Captain I,,Atr!' with thirteen French' Fishing.boats from the Col of France. Also arrived about twenty other French Fishing, boats, detained by His Majesty's Ships. . . Sailed this day, His Majesty's Ship Prin ., 71 Wale:, to join the Channel Fleet. • His Majesty's Ship Grarspkr, and several India men unier her convoy, are expated to sail fp' morrow for India. Arrived the Afrirairst Frigate, from the li3st., wart!, with Prilionei S. Arrived the iirtber Gars. brig frnin the Dawn s, with outward-bound Ships under Conv9y. HARWICH ' Juts& t 7.-1 his morning early 14e Prince of Wales Packet, C.pt. HE A K 11, :Uri k'Ci.i AO Tonningen, with two Mails, and PAssent o . $ O ll / 1 ) Arrived the Escort Gun vessel, Lieut. l'itsll ~ and the Minx Gun vessel, Lieut. MutrsraN with four Dutch Fishing Schuyts. We icon th 4 ‘. • there are fifty Sail caftured by the English FRO -1,-- cruizing off the Dutch Coast. ;; • YetttKouTLi, j UNE 2 7. —The EthafisitF ri e t and Aggressor ßrig have sent into this Por t pint Dutch Fishing Scliuyts. These vessels, t hou g h small in value, acquire. some importance, ac couSte of their fitness to assist in bridging over ai , d l anding Troops, in case of invasion. Lord BURGHERS/I and suite, and Mr. I. l ' l°l and hmiiy, and Mr. DatesSlN, Kios'th Meicrig ers arrived here on Saturday, and :ire expected to bark on board the Amethyst Frigme, for Cor niia. gen. Mr. FISHER, King's Messenger, ed on board the Fox, Capt. BLAKE, fur S. burgh. effl. DEAL, JUNE 2 casks of gvne%,ci, 7•74113 M.. jeity's S 1 )op Ratiler, Captah" CHAII4S COOl E, tiC(Jined I.l'J S3tUriar afternoon off Blackness, on the coast of France, th e American Ship Commerce, Capt. NATI'. RAI*, 1:1(0 with 406 casks. of gunpowder, and several ii7:2 p assengers , from Aflls(erdarn, bound to Phila. and sundry increllandize, besides w(n.:igl.iilc'l'th'.emali.nh.e Commerce art v in the. Dawns I.st Came down Eton, ;he River, the-Hon. East India Company's Ships G log and No rtberrnpos, both REPoRT. COURT OF r , ING's BENCH, Just 27. Tits igiNG 'v. rttILIFS AND ANO THER.. 1 , Tuts was a Convidion 11:e two Defendantt, Philips and Shipman , t w o Sailors,, wh o had co!)- spired with others to, 00eLlie falsely their Ca l tion ),. rwith the Murder of his Apprenice MitlCOta for which he Was tied and' acquitted. One 1 01 r them .had added Perjury. to his Conspiraeyt a ) therefore the sentenge of .the Court upon them was, That Rioharel Shipman should be imp risoned in the House of Correction, Cold-bath-fields, for two yearir during which time he shall stand in and upon Oil Okay for. one hour, between tw elve at noo n e n two in the afternoon. That Benjamin Philips "° "if" the same sentence for the Cutispitaey-, and.. N r the Perjury he be imprisoned one. mont h in No' gate, acid then that he be transported beyorid 0,7 Seas for the term of seven years. ifiP KING V. /AMEs ItiDGWAYs f For a Libel on the trruluCturs, Keeper, 81 0 . - the Gaol of Gloucester, Sentenced to be soned, in the House of Correction Cold-hath.fie4ls, them to be kept to hard labour 'fur two yeas ; the expiration of which time he is to enter inti.) OW' ties fur his good behaviour for five years, biniscl(ill 5001. ,and two Sureties in tool. each. 41MTBS. On Sunday morning, in Queen -square, the Lady of W U. On Sunday the, 26th inst. at Windlester-,flouset haul Fra.cr, Esq. of a Son. the Lady at, tb4. Hon. and itev. l'i.nuas lle grey , .1 '' 1 Dalielirer. ________________..........,...de• ' ' . Clielso , .. AMR b, LED. Yesterday, Lord Graves, sort of the late AdmirAl • 4vFs to Lady .Mary Paget, yuditgest tiaughtcr of the EA4I " 1 bridge Dl4ll. On the 16th inst. Mrs. WArrhouse, mt. in the 7801 r ►f her age. PRICI? if YILICI i STOCKS, DA Y. Bank StoCk litoio Stock shut N. ii s pc( t'ept. shut India Howls s. pre . m• Fer Lew. . 1 - 97, 41 I.)" het,. itch. s. s...ms. I lish 5 per Cent. On - mium 31i4 , o i 4iv k.CDt. 4.:011. 7 I.Di 'lowa .•i. p.: • VII- >1••• 3 Pc, Cent—Red. ssini flitt, ~ , ,,11. 9 3-46 j pet C. Con. strut • • Dank for July Ate „. it•nk I...Anst. 161 7-16 1,-.Vtia. lvf Oiitn• • sie 7i 4 r Ditto Short . - TitlS DAY AT • . S-7I t - 7-4,tLvt. o'iorK• Oinnaltil • - - y bi‘lki ILL A N (of Ho, tiff I London: Printed. b Covent-den); Rod 'Published bWI L. 1.1 Scat . 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