The Sun. — London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC. • tto ypi3. Loubos, loth for.v. 1113. , T in IVlerehents, Undcrwriters, and other Sub. scribers to this house, having this day met far the pier liose.. at setting Ort foot a G Elt A L SI.IIISC RI PT I ON. an an extended scale, for the :Encouragement and Relief of those tho may be engaged in the Delenci.: of the Country, and who may sutler in the Common Cause; and of those who may signalite themselves during the pre:ant most in-a -1 ortant contest And &cline confident, that when our very cxiatence as is Great and in.leperident Nation is at stake, it only becomes maxillary to point out tiny means by which the exertion of our Native Spirit, and the application of our Powerful Ke. bootees, may rcceivo an additional stimulus ; they beg leave to submit to the liberal consideration of their Fellow-sub- • jests, the following Resolutions, which slave been unerti. Mously, passed at, this 'Meeting, and presume to hOpe, that the oiled of this Subscription will be so promoted and sanctioned try Public Bodies in general—by the Higher Ranks, ' and opulent Classes of Sbeiety —arid by Individuals at ovcry PC.criptiort, that the mute or the Labourer, combutiog with the situniti,;,:iii dorintion of the Noble and Wealthy, snail be the nest pledge oloor Unaohnity--shaftinspirtrour heartier), our soldiers, our Countrymen at large l .witit a well-votouled. Confidence in the Liberality uud tireututle Of the Cotritutt linty t and shall impale.; on . the 'lnlets of our Enemies ti e prod timtconvittioo, 111 AI E RG IE3 01 , . 'l'i 4,11,1! AT EMPIII , E Alt F. I rtßlisiSalliLE, jrlE. Alt}: INCALCULABLE. 111:00K. WATSON, EsQ, t Tit& On a the followin4 Reicilutiena being pro. doom, . and passed unanimously. Resat yeti, "I eoiottoctitre when the vital interests of tmr Luui,t , , peculiar blessings which, under st it halotto.t Cootitution, ciaiNar our . t4.ti or the pre6cnt :mutts', '6, r, „ . , t , .:66.6111y, whose haughtypresump. . . the preeent iroforttiliate position of • 1..; ~ anti w hell •ivee..etri to he placed, t•ir the mum, harrit:t . the total Making:n . l.l, ot; F.uttruz up SittlaesiCe 91 ,Yralice !loves n 6 uttf sttuttl ss .15. Men , —•:l4 but, abrlve ti ft NS, t)h this alone,. with Phu .1 Divir.,: ".to, rieoeiel our Exuroe nom the Yoke of Gaulle, Despetisni—oti t :done diforand,;, under the Lime Protect. log Power, iviiethet , this Empire shaft trimly what it has tor Ages .helots,'. the Stt•ertuuul Supporter of Religion. and Morals, th/Ask:tor (glut :own, sad the.t; uanliau .of' the Liberties of M.Miciod, tYisi Noise of Industry, the VroteCtor of the Arts and, Seie,le6, the ,Example an,! admiration of the World —or whether 4..41141 llectitner alt ub 4 e,p;) ,1 ) 16 burary, an entil;.tiCti, a plundered and 'LLgradird vepaLinsent oft Forciot Nation. Titat to give more liffeya and Energy to the, adopt;:tl hy . (loveruinent for the Defence of our 1,0,.0ie..; ' our Lives end Property —to add'Weight to those • per s onal Exertions 4%0e ail readily disposed to cootriblite, tt belnives us to itoid out every Encoinaitement to our Fel low:i3l.ll)jet.til, who. itiay he in any way last, titnental . in re or ,annoyine our implatteble foe. and to prove to them .„1,,,a eve are ready to, drain Ruth our ries and our Veins o r. which itnpatously calls on us to :tithe the Duties of I. , r,falty and Patriotism, with the Strongest 1 , ;11;.n.ts of zealous Exertion. Resolved, That to animate the drugs of our Defendert'hf. ilea and Land, it is tn:padialli to iai;:e, by thepatriuttsni of the Community at l.sr.e. a suitab7e Fund for their Comfort di,tt Relict,' for the purpose ut assuaging the anguish of their Womids, or palliating in smite degree the more weighty •, misfortune oldie loss of Lint!as —of alleviating time distresses of the Walow-aud.t trptiari -of smoothing the brow of Sur,: tow for the tall of their dearest Kelati yes, the props or t i rk, happy i n di g ence or. helpless Ag e —and of granting, P:reuntllry, Rewards or honourable thidgeo.ul Distinction, for successful mtertionsol: Valor or Merit. Resolved, That a !.itibieription, embracing all Oa objeels in the foregoirig ltesolotione lac inicv opened; and. to tier stn example to the pabn..l Ludi.a olrolOiout or uni ted King dom and its Depeorheeies, aid to 'nip s of dv . ery clots:and do!•iiiiisiastan, that indepeadent I of our In_ dividind eons ritiotio.s s, the iitittorllVENTV TIIOUSAN D Pt )11 N Tine,' per Ccitt. Culisoliciateil Annuities, part of the l'unded Property it this Society . , shallbe appropriate/110 this purpose, Resolved, That on Friday she 29d:inst. at Twelve o'Clavk • precisely, A Growl - al NlLeti.;g of site Subscribers .to Fund .bx held at this }louse, 1,4 the purpose of appointiog their Committee, aunt the Committee of the ttoivie he re u rated to uecome anti they are hereby' constituted a Cunt mitit.,...;l,l interim, for the receipt and mentgement Of the anti o filer purposes lap:bed' to 'these It e . : lteiolveri, That the ComMittee of this House, and the in Ow Mvtropolis, and in the C.:dies and Towns of tuc - : Uuitrd hiligtloni t he realuestrd to receive Subscriptions, rind tint sub part of the Fund a.; shall not' be titled for the purpo4c, now intended, be returned in proportion to the SUMO • It t , o 6ec t l, T11,4t 311 Sums, howl.:ver small, width 4nll be olt.red by„the of s i w Poorer (1465e8 or our sllall •-•-the Cstusti alter:tins equally . ;ho Likrties and Lives of Pyrsons of every description. ttesol ve• I, Tt.,it kesol 010114 be inserted in the Public Paper:. ' ik , ....,d vet!, That thoTli-nk% ot• this Meeting be given to 'tit_ Ch it s act, 14 ititt able and impartial conclitel iit the Chair. (si gne d) bIkOOK WATSON, Chairman. , ... ' • . Amount ativertiaed 34,0;01. 3 per Cent. Consul. Motto' - - t; •V V. Neunnerg ,C . tos 0 I Oiiniel 'deltic -5% t o •A. and ti, N 4.4,111 sos 0 Leech anti DaltilflOte 13 , to licokoold 1,m441/1 1.. $ Wllli.illl Starch to ,o lA , rn. tin gii.stm yrs 0 !qrs. Thornton A o'oll vos a AV akelin and s.;:irrod to to ThomA, I liirVel 200 o . &litl . 11,ibinZke;WAl. Edward Porter and • _._ , ivotto . le . 9 Sons ' .. 2oo 0 ' • reterTyttipliman, B. Muxwcil *Ott Key to; a C01tW44.1„ & L. J. , George Ilurekett . to to 1., de . . los 0 TllolllPrOn, FOrillath "il 1010 rOtter & Cu. 1,,,i . Q 1 imillrey . tos r Nieh. t; rat', V. 1(.•S. Rob.' Sk Gen. 'Service tog o pet 11 itniner.oleys at 0 IlaWtharn At Roberts sa to Newintant, F. vi,ri,tt, Jilin! Cillespie 52 to and Co. ~, soa . a Anthony Vantlarn 30 e , ' Ilartton, I'rkkrtt, & Amos S trend! sz to. Newman • soo ,0. lames Putman ~ 2p o I`iic.ll. 11411.11.iy, Rex to to Cot, Curling 411(1 CO. laS 0 lkletcalle and Co, 3 15 j, Wllitlield an.i Cu, laS a ‘Viiihmvliot‘;',lng 21 a Tilnill.lsl AtlhtlC-411 3o 0 (4 1 , W i n. Pitton 105 0 Railton and Winking% tos 0 Ex. Gov. Two Pleton, tos o I. K. 'Fzbermatt . j I.nto Onward . 20 a Ruike* and Newbery to; 0 Cti..i . le, 1114ekley 10.10 Mists Ann Palmer Is 0 joint 11..taell sus o Thomaa Pickles lo to 11.... v. losia !'raft 5 5 S. I•'rida4 . s 4 n loliti I':atc . 52 I, George held '. - $2 to 1.,v,,Cs Burn:and .3* 0 Richard and Wiiltain . I..ntt Weal, uli3idding. Flawilmy and tort . It 0 DiAnst, Brethand Mur. Joh,. r 7 rawtord to, n gin I.:, I. •ri , ,, 1'..0 my Ili to Butler,. Uplutimerer, 1141.1 , .. ,t-r ...in Nolt los 0, Cattlarilittittrect s 5 0 Hutu) 111.10.144 so u Clerks and Men in the WlOl Iltielkii t 0111 1 1..01y ' Manufactory ot V toti,cri.,pet gen. • latitv4 Vert:, Nephew tun W Mutt . . tos a and Co. . ros o •Fetiwit...k !flit Maur it 0 Forstar, Lubb t.lt i and Burton .tail Canp.r 21 o Co. - O 0 0 • k6htt Cooper anti Cn It (4 I, ll l e h oc k, C u l t & CO. 3 .0 a ti4,;11•0., Menlo& tiun Iti tr, jiJivi Wutis, Captain T. ';flrlttrt, per l). It. tub a Itoyil NAvy . s 5 . 1. 't. 8r0wt.4.., Wry. Thompson BotutrOun. ;lb ta .it lath, pet W. Pitt too .a ; f nini ntadja , . ss , i , 1,,,, , . !Brut ! (anthill so r A. 14. 14acketizie . . t o lc, jl' 14.4%;11 ' - as 0 Jahn Stockwell . sz t o oh tt Walt% and Co. ato . l'oteher, Itedlic . .sd 9 And , Chat lea 11,11114 m .2i 6 CO. . 'lle 0 R ip l e y W'l4s AM( CO. 11 0 !leafy Hoare - 2000 o s iti , l , ,i,d tiarrington, tns -rs l'iot and liainbi idge Sao 0 WM. 1 aylot and. 'rho. . j. , ltn Bastard . roc n 14uwton . to to C. 11, Waymmith . to to o ft r t i lt i c Ad Sherwood s; to Pecisarci and* Malt 1 and - las a I'lool, Coijukeen, . W Robinwn - 100 0 awl c:m. .. ' t,15 0' 1. Wirnrhndge Rich- Van Vooril Anti P fitd s a to 1. Woorbridge, mond J °° 0 I:sr. & li t oi J*mea 51 to inn. • '.Vin No ii and inn% 16S a Philip Wukcitil, per ChrtAnpriet and Sun- P, NV.' . to 0 dint.' . 21 9 WWI, and Lueadois ;ta 0 • Witl'on Chrito le . tos a Itniarlian Fryer ' at o t'oßtaii., 1 - 4 , :liwar'li A tkinslri and Robnott Sz N :,,I,i Spent . 31 10 The Marini% of Town. t.'.nr-iale unit Son - II , 6 allelitt'i . N coin ,oryCorps . loon, 'l , tiontav, and at Norfolk iimiv,er, per • Win I,lo.kie li4 Cu. .IoS 0 Cox ai,d rirvcrovotol ;co a i'lln rate, illo. t .. 5 0 P 161) titltOrS oft i)ta unts sz su other Mani 1411 .". ' 5 0 Chtid and Co, Soo a ' Liana Theltord - . 5 0 'CrPotto and Co.' 49 0 0 105 0 ICS Prineep, Saunders, and Drummond* . . fob * Co. . . 105 o Cosllngs . 500 0 Stephenson, Batson, Snow and Co. sec o and Co. - xto 0 Robert Crafton 32 to ',cos,. Satterthwaite, John Shiver and Co. at 0 ~ 1 , 1 • 1 ntuseY - atO o Claude Scott . ros o Martins, Stone, and . Scott, Hafris, and Co. its o fdote - Ito o F. P. Martin . sa to Castell,Powell, & Co.zro o Goodall and Turner 100 o, Fuller, Chatteris,. fames Brogden soy o ' and Co. - • .. ato . R. and A. Potts tos 0 Sansoin and Co. ato o Farley, Terry, aryl Pea- . Willis, Wood, anclCO.ato O ' cock ' - • tcq o Three Waterrnen of Barelay,Perkint , ,&Co. Soo ' 0 Shadwell.dock Stairs s o Barclar, Tritton, and I-lankey and Co. - ato, o , Bcrari • - ant. o Royal Exchange As ' Miley, I!. Champion, ' suranco . 2000 0 Miley a:4l Co. tos o W. Edwin & I .Savile tos O Evaini, Crfiley,4 Sealy tos o A Britoil . a n Josiah Walbey . at o I-laprd, Burin!, & Co. tos . .0 Ned, Luck and Rents tos o flutile , Ftty,•& ilodley co to RubL:rt Jenkins - so 0 Michael Mob* . at o David !Suva, . sz to I. C. Shreeder . tos o Mien and Dot's!' . so 0 e;co, aiiiilas, Kenlock lei o W. awl H. hickey tos • 0 Cicorge Basovi . a 4 5 joint Tate and Son - 51 to John Wilson! Servants IVIn, Dent . los o Jane lonel 1. ot P.Os- o t t Bathe, Green and Big- Edw. Frith ) born 7 cell . - to; o jante:; Swanry .. 16 to, T. Andrews and Co. tos o (tikes, Coulson" & Co. los o James Meyer - 500 0 George Duckett. - a I o eir J.W.Anderson, Bt. too n The Curnrnittee, wishing to obtain the whole Amount 41 Subscriptions preious . to the . General Meeting on f RI DAY next,' at Twelve o'Qlucls, will thank such Bankers as have re;:eived Cuatributions, to transmit the particulars thereof 011 Thursday, ' ASSOCIATION for the DgFENCE of the FRITH of FORTH, and of the Country in general., AT a MEETING hell at EDINBURGH on the t tttt bay, 1803. to consider how ter th4re nuy be oppiltunity tbr further voluntary Exertions on the. pmrt vf Incttviuitrals, in aid Of the Measures adopting by Go.vernillent' in the present ITiornpitoty A ItCkIIBALD CAMPBELL, Es 9. of Clathick, was called to the Chair, When the following Resolutions were unanineciusly. arced tot I. There being many Individuals Who cannot give ver. sonel Service, hut who would cheerfully contribute, by sutlit tileane as they are poseeseed Of, in promoting the.Defence ot;,0 their Century, and nutty ale) who, .in addition to their per sonal Service, would willingly come forward with pecuniary aid in, support of the Common Caul:,; it appeara to th is Meeting, that it would tend much to thiegetteral 'Safety, as well as be advantageous to Public Credit, went an option u. nity given to Persons of Ali descriptions, of manifesting their Loyalty end Patriotism in the manner above 311gyiested. 1i . I ; twee rs to this Meeting, that the most effectual mode of accomplielting this object would be to set on foot - a Volute. wry Coto rihutioo. roe the purpose of raising, a fetid to. be opplied in eildine to the Defence of those parts of the Cowl, try with which the Sunecribere are more • ii tut eon: fleeted, and thereby emit reel inn; to the general Security. ~ II I. Whilst this MeetitiA epproye tit the. Measures taken by Government for employing the Power and 'Resources of this Country, and for calling Viral the spirit of a numerous and loyal People, for the purpose of defeating the Plans and avenging thelnsults of a menacing Enemy ; yet they are s a . • tistied that further exertion may still Be made, and, that it would be of the greatest importance that every Individual in the Empire should, in some shape or other, he induced tu wine ferwardin aid and'eupport of the general Plans. ' IV. The Meeting are of opinion, •that it would be en ob. jet not only of local but national importance ; and o n e i n wisieli the Inhabitance or this City, and of the Town e am Country on the adjoining Coasts, are part iculerl y interested, to etlopt Measures for the Defence of the Frith of Forth against hostile I tiveeion or predatory, Attack. V. Toe Meeting have been intermed that a Plan halheeti' proposed by Goveitittient. and will probably. be carried, into execution, to provide either Ships of Wet, or Veesclslitted fer the itierpoee. and A Body of Sea I'eet:o3l4e, '_ter tn' De. fence of the Coast nom Her ivick round to l'ite.Nees. they are sensible, however, that the whole .Expenve of suck a Platt cannot be expected to be itelr4Ved by Govetnnteur in the present moment of exertion for ate general Safety of the , E nripire ; but th it part of it ought to he 'tarnished by the In., i divatitoile who share se largely in the !timings of that Secu rity whielt such a Measure he c. , :ilettleted to pcoduee. The Meeting theretere re s olv e to rouse a Furiel by Subscription for 1 this purpose, to be placed under the management of A Corn-, mit tee of the Subscriber s , who, shall consult with the Com mander in Chief in North Britain, anti with the Lords Lieu tenente of the City,or Edinburgh, and of the Comities ad. • jo i ning to the f titteof Forth, reepectiugehoprepet 11/pliCa lion of that Fluid. And, In the event of their being any .sur !thee and that any other ptiblie, abject shall occur, which 'Rey ne useful for National. Defence (either by giving; Bonn e , tics to :icemen, who shall enter trite she Navy wititin a short period, or by any other applicetion of toe Eutid i eentrlbUtilig, to the Security of the Country in geeera) or of the above District in nerticuler).. th e. Committee et: empowered to call a Meeting of the Subscribere, in order to consider ltow such Surplus Eliot) raised may behest applied. .. VI. The tvleeting are of opinion, that ;1 - 6 'm:a Ar Exertions are turtle in otner parts (titles Country. the s y too he Proclece tree of exte l iaive en d important eftixts. Merry 13141viduals wino tit present, for wain of a specific object to . call' north their Exertions, do little more than expresStheir good whites t inay.thereby lie itultaceeho come tor ward with that epeeiee of aid which they. can best give, whilst, at the twine time, an opportunity will be given to ineny who are already adively engeged, of contributing . addittonel and eesential Service. lite Meeting are convinced, that it it of the highest import - allee at present not oily that the Measeree sit Goverement should be decisive and vigorous, but that every, inhabitant of this Country, whatever may be his cireimistanees or situa.' Lion, should testify his zeal fora Cau*,s in which all are in. Welted, unit display that spirit which is becoming in Bri. tons. at a moment when we are •coutetiding ter our existence as a Nation, awl for every thing dear anti veritable to Men. V I I. The Meeting appointed a Conttnittee for managing the Fundy (which are to be lodged, as soon as received, in the liank.of Scotland anti Itoyel Bank), and for applying them tie above purpose'. Tile Committee Accordingly opened a Subscription Book, when the following Gentlemen subscribed the. Sums annex ed to their 'Attlee: • . The Lord President - • - ,Ceet •tra 0 Mts. Campbell (Lord President's) - to to Archibald Campoell, Esq, younger, of Succoth 'tolo 0 0 Mrs. Archibald Campbell, Park. Place ' . to .to 0 John Connell, Esq. Advocate ' - . to to - 0 Archibald Campbell, Esq. of Clathicic . - at 0, 0 Mrs. Campbell, Clathlck • . - se - •, 5 S Druteld MeLaehlan,.E.sq. of 'M'Lachlati -,. . 3 •t: Mre. NI. Lachlan .. .. . , . a 2, 0 Arellibelit Campbell, Esq. Brewer - • . • 30.10 •,'0 home ' , transmit, Fey. Advocate 5 S o Witham p cater, Eeti. Prineees.street , --- - , 21- • 0,... Georg q Forreet, E eq, Brewer , . ' . . , - 5 S 0 iceberl Syme, 1 , .. , ,q, W- S. e. - - at 0 0 ThuillaS litttcht,,,,A, Keg, Merchant . 21 o o Colonel A. MK.; rei. , ,ornielurray - , - ' 'to to' 0 Lie-unman-General View . - - - _. at o o Neil NP'Vicar. Esq. (Lord Provost) . to to o Mein Rollarel, Eli+ Advoteite - • '26 ,s: o A Gent kereitt per ditto . . - a 6 5 o mete hew' Rose, Esq. Ad voca t e e ._ - al lee o lienry fel'Kenzie, Esq. Ei c heq uer - to le a Stuart Moodie; Esq. .. . . - - 'S.I ' 0 Mr. Alexander Dick,' Accornptant • - 5 5 4 Mi. foltn Ogle, City Clerk's Office • 3 3 -, 0 Mr. William Prittitle, Writer , - - 33 0 William Haldaraton, Req. W. S. - - Jo to , a Lord Craig . - - lo ci' ii Mr. George Sinew') . - - t i. 0 Alexureler Walker, Esq. Queen's-street . . to 0 9 felts Walker e he - ' • ... 5a a LieuteneeteColonel Thomas•Pringle ~ • - 5 S e Cratifurd Tait, W. S. - - i 5 15 a Mrs. Ten • . . 0 John Ciimphell„.E.eq. W; S.. St (art 'les's-squere m e ic, o Mrs, clamphell, St. J eines'e.equare - - c 5 0 Mr. j• A Campbell, mitt„ - --1 1 9 Mies' Campbell, dato - - - - 1 t o ,hiss C. j. Campbell, ditto . - - t t 0 Arehibele Burnet, Ceti. Frederick-street - •ie to 0 [obi) Pringle, Eel. Advocete e. - - i . 15 0 Henry U. high*, Esq. Advocate '• • . - ti , t;, 0 140111:11 VIIYIIIV, V:o'.l. 116111:11:114 ... - ' - ... 13 t 5 p I.ieuteilei.i-Culoo e l Alexunder Diront - - •al-. .0 p Mr Win, Reid, Writer - '. - '. -, a a r., nelierr 11..111111t0n, Leg. Advocate ..5 5 0 William Hope iVeir, hum. er - CraigYllalt - , a. . - t, ......„..,...,.. 6 6 ,„. _ ' • 1.. 54 2 ° 'I he Boole continues open at the Merchants' 11 4 11.., and t wo of' the Committee attend tvery , Day from Ono to 'tares tl'C lock, JMPER (AL PARLIdMENT. 11011SE.9F PEERS, wmassa,AY iti‘r 27. Tut Royal Assent, was given by Commission to thirty-seven public and private Bills, - among the former were, the General Defence till, the London Quota, the Thatnes Police, the London Coal Sale, the Ship Proteition, the Clergy Provision, she Irish Glebe Houses, the Dublin Port, , the Irish Treasury, and the Guernsey Corn Bills. The Lords Commissioners were the Lotto CHAN. c ILL° ft, the Duko,of Roxsu KOH, and Lord WAIL. kS INGHAM. the Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their respedive stages in the course of these proceed. logs the Chatham Chest, and the Longitude . Disco. very Bills were read a third time and passed.' Mr. ALIXA.NDER and others brought up from the Commons :the Prize Captors' Bill, the Irish Justices Proiretion, the Irish Militia Families,. the Courts Martial, Habeas Corpus,•and. the Volunteer Sergeants Regulation Bills ; these, together with a private Bill presented by Lord Cammar, were severally read a first time. , The Order of the Day being read for their Lord ships to give Judgment relative to the Scotch Ail- Anderson v. Cadells, The 1..uR0 CEIANCKLIMIL rose, and after a few prefatory observations ► moved that the Decree of the Court of Session be affirmed, which was order. ed accordingly. The Order being read respefting the Appeal, Houston v. Irving, The Lott') CHANCELLOR stated, that it had been the invar►.+ble pra4tice of the Courts of Law and Equity in England, that the amount of dividends in Bank Stock, which had been suffered to accumO. late during the ilk of a Testaior, should not be given to such Legatees as had,a life-inteeest . , in the divi. denda upon the Testator's capital stock after, his decease ; there had been many cases decided, which involved nearly the same point of Law, and the accumulated propertY had been uniformly considered to belong to those residuary legatees, or other persons to whom the capital suck had been bequeathed. It was an objet of the ,greatest importance that the Law shoUld,be as nearly as'. similaied as possible in bath parts of t h e Island. As this had been for so many years admitted, as a principle in our Courts, by the decit s tions of Lord ALVANLEY anti others of our most emi. nent 'Judges, lye should think it most expedient that the decision of the Cotirt of Session in this cause, which went to e3tablish weontrary opinion, should be reversed. • Tilt! LARD CH ANC E L LOR having resumed his Seat on the Woo'isadt, die question was put on hi% Lordship's Motion, which Wag agreed to, new, Miss. After dispoiiing of some private business, the House adjourned till to.morrow. 110USZ Up Cb • wEDNRSDA,Yi JULY 27. Tite Royal /Went Was given by Commission to the General Defence Bill, the Irish . Treasury Bills Bill, and to several public and private Bills. The Inspeaor General of Exports and Imports presented at th e Bar an Acci) unt o f t h e Quaiiiiry of , Stlifira imported in t o this Countr'- Ordered to li e on t h e T able, y from Ireland. Lord GLENBERPIE called the attention of the House to the state of the Journals, the loilexea, anti particularly to the printed Reports of Commitrecs. lie stated, that in consequence of the increase in the, number ,of Members by the Uni on with Ireland, a greater num b er of Cop ies would b e wante d , t i tan :were now printed, 14e shouldllterefore a Committee be appointed to inquire into the Lime and condition of the Journals of the Hottse, the In- , dexes thereto, and also the volumes of printed ports ; and that they .should report their,opiniani thereon to the House,“ —.Agreed to, A Message was received f rom the Lords stain,. that they had agreed . to t'he Chatha m Chest Bill, and to several public and private 'Bills.' Mr. OW EN, from the Ea s st Itsilia Company, ''pre-1 'sensed an Account Of the Public Securities in the hands of the CoMmissioners for the Sinking Fund in India. Mr. BALDWI* presented a Petition froni the Pri. loners' confined for Deht in the, Gaol of 'Carlisle, praying for relief.—Ortiered to lie on the Table. , The Order of the Day bein read fur taking into consideratio6 the Lords' amendments to the Wo6lien Mannfadurers Bill, The SPEAK4R acquainted the House, Alta; as the Amendments of their Lordships 'related to penal. ties imposed upon the subject, they of course trenched upon that which the House of Commons had always considered as its exclusive privilege. Mr. V:ANSITTART then moved, that the further consideration of .. the Amendments 'hind(' bi put, off for, three months.—Agreed to. The Order of the Day being read, for the third reading of the East India Company's Shipping Bill, Mr. lottrisTotse shortly reeapitulated Inc ob. jedions .to the Bill, and moved that it should be recommitted, .in order that he might propose some amendments. This.wat opposed by Lord CASTLI. IVAGH, and, the Report w at t h en agreed to, ant the Bill was ordered to be read a.third,,time to. morrow. .• Th e House then went. into a Committee on the Report oj l,l le , ExPiritii Laws committee. Mr. Viooll4'44)l4„.moved Resolution for c on . uniting the Tortolthee,Port Bill,--Agreed to. Mr,: CORRY moved that the linnse should to. morrow resolve itself intoo-a CoMMittee, to con, side r - of enabling Government Ireland, to advance • money to' the litiarti or First Fruits, to makepro. vision for building gl e b e h ouses in that Couotry. mr,•; . o ARR said, that the Board of First Fruits, in Ireland, 'had considerable funds, and he wished to .know how they were d‘sposeil of, before any ad, ditional money was voted to 'them. cogl?Y replied, that° a full account Would be : given of the-money in the hands of the Commi s , skitters of F tilt bruits, but their Funds were cittste to the re.building of Chorches as well as Glebe. 4 Houses, and being found inadeitiate fin both these pttrposes, it was thou4ht expedient to propose this measure in order to promote as much as . possible the Residence of the Clergy on their Benefices. Mr. ALEXANDER breught up the Report of the Committee for granting Relief to Curates :—it was agreed to, and an Imitation was moved to the Committee on the Curates' Bill to make provision accordli4ty.--Agreed to. The Vote of Credit Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Lignum Quassia Bill, the Diver Eliot' Bill, and the Alien Bill, were brought in, read a first, time, and ordered to be read a second time to- MI lOW. Mr. VANSITTAILT, after stating the necessity of adopting some measure respelling the Woollen Ma• ntifaelureas, moved for leave to bring in a Bill Tor that purpose.-.. Leave given. 'The Tobacco Exportation Bill was brought la : and read a Ent time—second time to.morrosv. The Woollen Manufaftureniiillwis brought in, and read a fast time—second time to.morrow. wir."VntstrrArrmoved, that the House should to.tnorrow resolve itself into a Committee to con. sitter or the Drawbacks and Duties upon Sugar. Ordered. . The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means • were put off till Friday. The Order of the Day being read for the further . consideration of the Report of the Property Bill, The CHANCELLOR If the EXCHEQUER. said, he should move the recommitment of the Bill ! . p ; its,,,thuraanjusejlad. very fully discu s sed the clauses and provisions of the Bill already, he lleptd that Gentlemen would not renew the dia. cussion upon the clauses already agreed to. His reason for i .proposing . a recommitment of the Bill was, because there were some new clauses to pm.: pose which cerrainly ought to - be considered al fully as the other clauses had been.: The new clauses which he had to propose related to th e cases of fine)), of repairs, of exemptions, and abate .. meats, and alto to the exemption of FOreignen g e " siding abroad, who might lend money in this Coon.. try. • The mode of ehatiging Landlords and jell in cases of fine, was altubjett of great disocu'it: Several modes had been suggested to him, asth thovgli he would not attempt to say that th e p lan t he Should now propose was free from ollicai°nl lie believed it was the beet that could be suggested The plan was that. the Tenant should be entitled to a reduttioh of his duty in prOpOrtion to the n umber of ears lease for WWII he had paid a fine ; fut in s a oce ! l ease o f seven years, the number ofyears would be the divisor, and the quotient would give the sum for'which the Te. , natu would:be exempted, consequently 700 divided by 7, would give 'too, which would be the *maul . of the Tenant's' exemption, and which would be pa i d by the Landlord. A similar mode would be adopted: with regard, to leases. '1 he next case was that of Repairs, and upo ffe n g1 14 ,,,1 suhjett there was a great doff of. opinion. lII' certainly was impossible to apply the principle of an average in such a way as to operate with justice 0, 0 each particular case, but on the other hand* w ad impossible to gn into an investigation of each psi': itcelar case. 11 therefore any thing was granted fur .Repairs, it- most be upon an average i th e 0 4 04 of tile - clause he had to propose was to atiford m a gi _conwensation for necessary repairs,, and at the same• time not to encourage the Landlord to extend his rev. As beyond Whitt was necessary, in order cc di. mintsh the sum upon which his Tax would attach. The allowance he should propose to make would be Very moderate, not so great as they were tinder the Ancome Att ; indeed as this was a Tax only for the continuance of the War, it could not be expected that the allowance should be. so great' as in the former Bill , lie should propose to separate Le nd 4 „ and Mescuag es, and move, that in the case o f Manses widt Land the allowance should be 2 P er Cent.' and in cases of Houses without Land s Per Cent. With regard to the case of Foreigners residing abroad, and lending money in this Country, many' doubts had been entertained upon the subjen by" very high authorities in that House anti out 4)1 i.r• In:soch a case it was better to follow the maxim , ?mod dubitat peril, particularly in a cast ill which the good faith of the Country might be rcE presented as pledged. Upon this ground, t herefore; he thought the exemption should be extended 1 , them. With regard to the exemptions to eers ol/ t -having numerous families, Perhaps. it would be bett to hitve inserted them in the Bill relating to 1 1 11 Assessed Taxa?, but as the assessments were. ° h. Made for this year, it would be impossible, wit is out great contusion, to alter t he Assessments that year; the allowances h e s h oo k! p ro p o se were, .in cases of incomes between 601. and vol. n yea r, persons' having more than two children should .I . g entitled to a deduttion of 4 p er cent . foe each Kt Incomes between 400!. and toool. a .ye ar, 3 cent, for each child above two. Incomes bet vi-e h zoool. and 50001. a year, two p e r cent. fur etc , child above two .- I ncomes above pool. ° ?'tats I per cent. for every to child above two. • :11 " 1 ' 4 ,ao• c pse the ge neral i neral outlin es of the clau s e s he meant I d i which there would lit an opportunity "- of cuasin d g minutely in b ihe Commit t should be ee. 111 te . committed ; whi c h was agreedthat th e to ß . ill The Howe th en reso l ve d i tse lf i nt o a Coturi. : 1- Mr. AL EXaiDER in the'Chair. The Com m i ttee went t h rou gh t he Bill, and House being resumed, the report was • o rdered t o received tomorrow. mov ed The CHANCILLOA of the Excitsgti" A that the House do tomorrow. resolve itself C4mmittee of the whole H-use to consider or/Lo ing a provision for the S a l a ries of judges ';`;„ the Courts of Admiralty a s may be establiihel," t. Islands of M a lta, B et m u d a , a nd the Baham 4 is' e ted •..-Ordered. The other Orders of the aty were then r ea d: .gtes The Scotch Army Bill went through a `re d to of `the whole ' House, and the repo waft ogdere. be: received to. morrow. At te n o'clock the House adjourned. : MAILS. DU&. A APav" " - 0 Hamburgh • PRICE OF STOt.:IO, TILLS DAY AT TWY.I.YIL O'DL DOC. XIS' rk4 Jik .110