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that a Committee be appointed to prepare.' an-Esti m:rtc of the allowance to be made to Serjeant Ma.: jors, and Serjeants of Miiitia disembodied, under the AEts 39 and 4;.0 Geo. 111. Mr. VANSITTART also brought up Accounts of the Public Debt of Great Britain, as it stood on the ISt of January 180 ; as well as an Account of the Sums applied towards the Redemption of the Public Debt, which Accounts were ordered to be laid upon the Table. At a quarter past five the House adjourned till to-mprrow. ~~ . ... _, t ' TTITE SU N. - . sOLZM QUIS DICS/111 FALSUM AUDT4T ? LONDON, APRIL Ig, !Sol. WE this morning received Paris Papers to the isth inst. They bring us no intelligence from Egypt, to which the rumours of yesterday, that it had been evacuated, have in the first place called our attention. Admiral Lord KEITH'S Fleet was expelled in the Roads of Cagliari. The death of the Emperor PAUL appears to have produced as much alarm in Paris as it has satisfar.. tion in London. The French Tiers Consolde, which' was a few days ago at 57, has fallen to 53i. We have found very little subjea for extra& in these Journals. The substance of the Vote pre. sented by the Minister of His MAJESTY, as ELEC. TOR of IiA.NOVER, to the. Diet at RaMbon, given in a subsequent Column, will be found interesting. These Papers were brought over in a vessel by which M. thro received Dispatches. Yesterday Three Packets sailed from Yarmouth ;or Cuxhaven. They all -landed their guns, and sailed under Flags of Truce, .... . Wl' 1 1 4 we n 4, itirtger. ago. than:Monday last, tool: view of the disadvantageous circumstances in which Mr. Maim:MN bad taken the Helm of the State, Ole did not flatter ourselves, we confess, that they would • have improved With such rapidity as they have done, and that Fortune would have so immediately justified the wise Principles on which this Administration has begun its career. There can be no one. who must not haveperc-eived, al -22105t at the first glance, the immense advantages Which we shall derive from the accession of the mperor ALENANDEIi to the Throne, and from the signal Vidory obtained by our Fleet on the ad instant. The general Systeth of Politics which rest ; theiitet&ibos - Progriis of the Campaign 9f 5 1 Which produced the disasters of that of i Soo, which enfol74 the Peace of Lumiredie, which armed the Powers • of the Istorth against us , which, in short subjugated Europe to the yoke or to the influ ence of France ; -all this monstrous fabric •wili dissolve more rapidly and more easily than it was formed. Dervw&k and Suieden, forced by P AUL into measures repugnant to their interests; will hasten to disclaim them. Prussia, relieved from the preponderance of one of the: two Powers by which she was pressed, will recover her liberty, and she will nor, we flatter ourselves,, be so unjust nor so imprudent j aMolp i ersist in that line which she has for some moat 4,11,1t6,4,cd,, and.endeavour to keep the late usurpations which she has exercised. The Politics of the gme Owl( of GOWAN'? will ulso become mare independent ;* having nothing to apprehend fro'm Russia, and takitig• confidence in the incredible aftivity ,and success with which the ARenDUKE CHARLXS is tecruiting the Army and reviving its ancient. system, that Power will assume an attitude more conformable to its Rights and to its former situation. The Ottoman Porte will breathe again, and will more efficaciously second oar attempt upon Egypt. fiance, in short, by. losing the tool which she has employed to enslave or to terrify other Powers, will lose considerably in fan, and still more in tho opinion of her own, a nd every other People, while all that she loses we shall gain. Our relative situation will thus be greatly chang ed, and we shall-be able, either rapidly to bring the Chief Consul to terms of Peace, such as our honour and our interest require, or to await with confidence and superiority the moment when he will listen to . . reason. Human events are so.tincertain, and hu , man policy so subjea to, unexpe6led- changes, that we will not venture to assert . thaz the prosped Which we have taken will be:Completely" realized, but • every intelligent ,nwi:tnp_st, at least.agree, that it • is naturally to .7be.'expeffed. .We cannOt. conclude r • these observatiotiS' remarking ; the high opi nionbno which the hinguage t Of Mr. ADDINGTON, in the House of ,Commons, on Thursdaylist, moat convey of _the ratitude of ,his charaeler aria of his political ability. The expressiOns of moderation and magnanimity which he uttered in the moment triv...gtilb; W : 4l La hard throughout . all Europe : they will inspire all the Cabinets of the Continent with eonfiaince in an Administration which so happily mingles prudence with strength, will dc_ stroy all false prejudices ihithe minds of the people, and will leave those . Powers who may persist in re. maining our Enemiesovithout pretence and with out excuse. His NIA JESTY this forenoon rode - out on horse. back, accompanied by PRINCE ADOLPI•IUS• Yesterday His Royal Highness PRINCE ADOL PHUS paid a visit to THEIR MAJESTIES at Buck— ingham-House, on his return from the,S.pOuent. Count WORONZOW, the Russian MiniSter, ar rived in Town yesterday from Southampton. Neither the LORD CHANCELLOR nor the Srt Axtß of the House of Commons will have any more Even ing Levees this Session of Parliament. JosEPH BOWMAI.t, Esq. ANTHONY HEALY, Esq. and Wm. Cox, Esq. Extra Pages of the Back stairs, are appointed Established Pages to His MA. JESTY. It is said that orders are issued at the Patent Office, for creating Sir HYDE PARKER and Lord NELso, English Viscounts, and Rear-Admiral GRAVES a BarOnet of Great Britain. We should be particularly happy could 'we con firm all the rumors which yesterday agitated The Public mind. The Evacuation of Egypt by the French ; the Capture of Ten:Ships of War, with a great number of Transports, in the' Mediterranean, according to some accounts, and according to others, *off' the Coast of Holland ; the Defeat of GAN. THEAumr, with the loss of several Ships on the part of the French, were in turn circulated as Au thentic Intelligence. We have no sufficient autho rity to state them as more than Reports. The last Letters from Jersey mention, that a for midable French Force had arrived on the opposite Coast, with an intention of attacking both the Islands of 7ersey and Gleertrsey. Gen, Hums ER T , who had been; appointed to command the Expedi tion, had arrived at St. Maio% and some attempt was very shortly expeled to be made. Several Sloops of War and Gun Vessels have been ordered upon that station for the further defence of those Islands. Mr. ADDtNCTON'S Speech; on moving`'' the Thanks of the House of Commons, tcitfh-Otikers and men of the Baltic Fleet, made a Vety*Tong impression upon. the - feelings .of his Auditory, and was read, as giyen, in our Paper at least, with very strong sensations of sympathy. It is impossible, indeed, to conceive eloquence more affeting than it was, for it evidently flowed from the heart. It is highly to the credit of the present CHAN. C E LLOR of the ExttivzvEß, that he t a k es t h e first opportunity of doing. justice to his Predecessors in Office, by acknowledging that the Plan of the At- . tack on Denmark was formed by them, and a•great part of the Preparations for carrying it into'effecl, was executed (hiring their Administration, We learn from Earl Sr. VINCENT, that the AE ion ie_ self v in - point of wisdom, promptitude, and courage, exceeded any atchievement recorded even in the l - jistory of the British Navy. Such a testimony, considering the important Services of the Nolke Lora - ttimself, reflats no small lustre on his own chargier, but Mr i . AD DI NGTON highly partici pates in the splendour of • this glorious ation, by. his eagerness to give all possible credit to those by whom it was planned' and under whose auspices it contnienced. We are well assured that the Emperor PAU L died of an Apoplectic Fit.—There never was perhaps, i n the History of the human race, a death more cri tical, or from which greater and more beneficial advantages must accrue to Society in general. followingis a list of the Passengets by the Qween'East Indiamani from Madras, viz. Mr. And Mrs. I,vrangliam, Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Card, Col. William Cockburn, of His Majesty's 73‘1 Regi ment, Col. Child, 19th Dragoons, Capt. Combe, Marines, Lieureitint O'Donnell, Hon. COmpany's Service, Lieutenant Percival; igth Regiment, Ensign Huey, died at the Cape, Lieutenant COoper, 77th Regiment, Mr. Mason tat.tar,tei master, ioth Regiment, Lieutenant Davy, ()kith Reitiment, from the Cape, Miss Elie. Wrangham, Miss Nancy Coibeit;. Miss Mafia Caldwell, Master James Caldwell, Gen..Debue, Gait Lieut St. Fanner ; the three latter arc French Prisoners of War. The changes which we hear are to take plate in the Law Department, in Dublin, in consequence of Sir VICHAEL Srtrrkes appointment to the. Mastery of the Rolls, are; his being succeeded on the Ex chequer' Be ndl by the Right Hon. SAINT GEwtoE DALY, in place of whom,C. M. ORMSBY, Esq. is nominated to the PrimeSerjeantcy. The drawing of the Lottery finished yesterday, 'R i nd the Wheels were removed frOta, Guildhall to Somerset House. Vi)CAL CONCERT..--This charming Entertain ment, in which the • " Spheto-born, harmonious Sisters; Volcß and VERSE, " Wed theic dil7ine sounds, and mixt pow'r employ," As' usual, drew a large and splendid assemblage of the fashionable world last night to WI 41/Is's Rooms. The samelaste in Seledion, and the same accuracy and spirit in perfiirmance were,conspicuous. " Rule Britannia," with.the additional Stanza introduced at the Ancient Coccert on Wednesday, routed the Patriotic feelings of the Audience. Thursday night, as Lady SARAH CR ESP idNY was' passing Charing-Cross,. the mob threw a brick, and a quantity (*stones, into her carriage, which had very nearly' *proved fatal to her 'and her child that was with her. The glasses of her carriage were broken to-pieces, but happily no other mischief happened: - • . The Sukey, Cottle ; from Virginia to a Market, is lost near Jersey; Cargo expected to be saved. The indefatigable Managers of the Roy Asir St. George's fields, we find, in addition to , that highly-interesting new Serious Spettacle of Rinal. dini, and the superb Pantomime of the Magic Flute, in which that noble and sagacious animal the horse Turk makes his appearance, .testify their zeal and public spirit, by bringing out on Monday next an entire new National Spectacle . (commemorating our late naval atchievement), called The Northern Fleet, or, British Intrepidity Triumphant. 44 0 . 1 4%g 5t A • • _ Sr ' P NAVAL Q a 1, ws Aran 14?iimne P.:lento% • Sid mibi brie datutk. PLYMOUTH, APRIL i 6. THE Out*ard-bound West India Fleet, tinder convoy of the Caitor ilsrigate, posed by this port this afternoon, consisting of kyliiSail; with a tine breeze at North East'. Arrived the Brig liter, of and from Limerick, with provisions; bound to London; captured by a French PriVateer, and - re : taken by the Fotithee Fri gate, off Alderney. Arrived the American Ship Mermaid, J. Ti L±ON master, laden with rice and cotton, for Lt hdon .put in by contrary winds. On the toth.. t instant, in lat. 4.9. 30. long. il. o. she was boarded by a French Corvette, of 20 guns, which phindered the Ship of sundry articles, treated the Master and Crew very _roughly, and then permitted her to pro ceed on her voyage. .PORDSMOUTI-1; APRIL ARitt vED His Majesty's Ship 'Eur,ydicf, from Plymouth. The Hind is appointed Convoy for Halifax. FALMOUTH, Ap R L 15. PASSED by this morning, the otitwatd-hound West India Fleet, under convoy of 'His Majesty's Ships Castor, Porcupine, Plover, and Cainelion. The Ships Union, BE V AN, King George, COTTER, Iris,' Do UGL AS, Millness, ALLAN, and BUDGE, for the West Indi;s, sailed from hence to join them. Yesterday arrived th e Am er ic an Shi p R o b a an d Betty, Capt. RICHAR D S, from Norfolk, with 4500 barrels of flour, for a market. It is supposed she will land it at this Port.—About ten days since she was spoke by a French Privateer, of i 6 guns, the Captain of which permitted him to proceed. Also arrived the Countess of Bute, Capt. M'IC EL LER, to wait Convoy for Quebec; the Ris;ug Sun, and the Efi.gabetb, HAY WARD, from London ; the Nelly, CAITHNESS, from Dumfries, and the Raven Sloop df War, from a Cruize. Y ARMOUTH,' APRIL, 17. SA tt.pn the Pr;nce Vales, I BANF, kirtg George, DtANE 3 and Diana, OSIIORE, Packets, for Cuxhav,en. Their guns were landed here yes tenlay, and they sail under Flags of Truce. His Majesty's Ship Ljnx has detained and sent in here the Chadotenburg and 1 7 9 n li.cheibsai te; , o large Ships under Prussian Colours. Sailed the Shark Sloop. SHEERNESS, AntiL 'THIS tray sailed His Majesty's - Ship Poksone . ) of 38 gun's, Captain Gow Ea, for Yarmouth ; Hermes Armed Ship, Captain WATaPN, with a Convoy for the korthward; and Fur;ous . Gun-vessel, Lieut. Tkoitt, for Yarmouth. DOPER, A.ti;ku, A Passage vessel arrived at twelve o'clock last night from Calais, bringing Dispatches for M. OTTO, and nineteen passengers: COL OrwAY who brought the Oispatehes from Admirds Sir FIYLIE PARKER and LOrd NE I.*IN, attended yesterday at the Admiralty : that ()Neer left Town last night, with GoVernment Advices to the Admirali cdtnmanding the British Fleet off Copenhagen. Capt. Rtoti, of the Amazon . , was killed by a chain-shot from the Crown Battery at Copenhagen, at the Moment he was cheering his Men, eight of whom bad the Instant before been killed by a single shot. There were no fewer than eighty piece's of Cannon playing at one time on the Amazon Frigate front the above battery. _ _ Lieut. GSORCR PATTISON is appointed to cbm mand the Yackall Gun-boati fitting at Woolwich. The last List of Naval Officers consisted of r 44. Admirals, 520 Captains, 437 Commanders, and 2299 Lieutenants. The Sir Edward Hughes, URMSTON ; the Prince William Harty, BASKET r ; and the Hawke . , hmqß, from London to Madras, were all well on the rich Nov. Ust i in lat. 28. r I. S. long. 27. 23.`Vil. Messrs. hiluLnaur and SALvisoiv, lianishCon suls, residing at Leith, have received Dflicial orders from their Government, dated at:Copenhagen the 18th ult, to inform all seafaring people, thit the light.hoUscain the Cartegat, as . well-a 6 that on the Naze of Norway, are all for the present 'extinguished, by order of His DANISH A few days ago the' sloop' fliewy, 6f , Scarbrc, R. BROWx master, fromNeweistlep.Viith coals fur Scarborough, was dismasted aridwdrtivie on shore near Hartlepool, and lost with'all her crew; and a young woman a passenger, all belonging to that town. On Friday last, near Whitby Rock, was disco vered and brought on shore by the Pilots,- part of the wreck. of a Olciop, consisting ,uf a mast-head, cop -mast, and gaff-topsail ; bearing the Aail.maker's mark, " Taylorj of Newatatleeo. - .P R-A,IV‘-.4`zi?; PA I:18, APRIL 14.. WE %Ore yeSterday assured that . P AII t. -- thd Mrst• bad died suddenly: We were unwiling to , credit to this intelligence; And Still more so tO pub:. lislt it in our journal. It is, however, but too true, , that.that Emperor, t h e e au ;fist Ally of Fra n c e ,. wai found dead. in his bed on the 2d tilt. and that, an extraordinary Courier has broUght of it tb Paris. This news circillated in Paris; has produced the greatest sensation. ' The moralists pity the fate . of a than who purchased such short power by itichlong subiriission to MS Mother a Man too; Wliortk piaste. rity will.nclmire for his generosity; arid the great. nes3 of his views. Politicians assert, ' that the death dr the &riper& PAUL will have a great irifitience on the fate of Europe. This is Possible ; &it it is yet but a conicalre which dbei not direetly affea France. The event leads us more thin ever is idniire the wisdom of Government, in bving iii theit late Peace rather considered how they 'shottld turn the future to advatitage, thari profit by 'the opportu nities which ,the, - mdment foreitili4d, There are in the pcilitiCal world-accide*raUlCaUseS, no effeCt ill States whose federdi sy stem is complete, while they are such as may have a material infhience . on the destiny oiStatei whoekist . cinlY by = thanee. ' All the world knows that Rti:isia is not yet so civilized, that the right of inheritance is a certain pledge of public tranquillity. --- (tartie dr . l a France.) A Writer has pretended, that the death oillAtit will have a considerable inflUence on the fate of Eb.. rope : that is to say, the Successor of PAUL will pursue a system of policy ye:ry dill'erent froth that his Father; We know not on what Motives this it asserted : when it is considered thai the Archduke ALEXANDER is the friend of hiaminity and liberal principles, there is every reason - to suppose that he will not adopt a system contrary to the interests of France, and that he will riot renounce the rights of Neutriil Nation- t i C/efctu Cadiver.) Aceording to the latest acco driti from Cagliari, says a Letter frbm Gen o a, an English Frigate and Brig detached froM AdMirtil Kr — wes Fleet, had reached those Lads; RATI,SEION, APilt the Sitting of the joth ult. the Minister of Trot;e: proposed that, His IMPLRIAL MAJESTi should p e requested to make the arrangements nece ssar y to the - completion ' of Peace. Wept and Bobervi;i expressed the .same wish. Saxop) required t'nt~ thcr,..atter, so highly important; should be dis Cussed by all thit of the Diet; hivi , tir;a and Briude7:6i:Th wished the Protocol to remain open'. The following is the Substance of the Vote of the Hatioverian *Ministei. Majesty the KING• of da vr fl T A. 14/ and L A Nri; as Ele6ior of trunswick arid Lunenimirg, has taken - into sellout consideration the Decree of the Entilerial naittce, dated the 3d inst. requiring that The biei should come to a speedy decision on. the triode ih which . the Geinian Etnpiio was to exercise its right of co-operation in the ulterior arrangements that are to take Place, on the subjcl of I ratli,:mnities, in consequence of the .. 2 1 th• tick: of the Treaty o f Lunarill,e, 'upon - the basisyfoinie l ly . established at the COngress of Rastadt. firs ‘LMAJ4cs : iy : must lathe first place declare, that this Decree.vit a adopted :. in the confidence that the arrangettientt , would be taken, ;And regulated only by a Constitutional Assemblage of the States of the Empire', in 4Onformity with the wisdom and the senti ments IMPERIAL MAJESTY. This subjed is not Only of great intportance to the rs,m. Aire, but replete with dillitultiei as to the mode'. hut His MAJESTY is petsuatle4l that :tli4• Chief of the 'Empire cart procure the b4t means;' and open the ITIOSt certain mode, for the arrangements whith are to be adopfed. ICS itf rfs . r Y therefore proposes as foirow " to'siddresS, on the part of the Empire, that thanks to 'Hi s IMpt ttAt. MAlttsi;r; . 011 the 'subjeel , Of the Decree of the Imperial Contriiii?iOn, Which has sO perfeelly.answered the expetation of the . StateS, and to entreat hire, n take such nteastiret as map be itetes?,ary, tot the ulterior arrinreinents which are to rake place' With respea 'to Indemnities, in. conformity with the 'treaty of Limiville; on the basis established At rtaStcit 1 , and hetbro concluding the same, to coMintinitate the tOhile tki the , Diet, in Order that they hi return; and with the ShottesiiiOssible delay, May make His I'm rthlA MA]F.sry acquainted with their opinion i the fOrth of a Cant:lust:mi. , . . " If; ht4ever, Iljs I }OKA tA r. MAjEsfiv shoultinei il.ink , hiniself authorized to undenaki aUcli an object in the name of th Diet, tlie constitutional mode of 'Convening the I.:,llpiri; and the most Shall mid agreeable, would be fc.kt. the Diet to e:;tabith in the place whcie it assembles; ari extpor. dintry Deputation; composed of the folloivinK States; McntA, Saxony; AUstria; Bavaria; Aladgebourg, lamberg, Bremen, ‘ i veteraVia; and the IMperial Cities of Ratisbnn and Mtgs. burgh and that thig Committee Should be futnished with full-powers to enter upon, and..treit of this. aifair, with.the Imperial Minister, and to settle the detinitiVe arrangements which are to be submitted to the rathicationof the Emper‘r and ,mpite." ." . ln the College of Princes, of 36 Votes l , 3l Were'. ; for rderrhit the affair of the Indemnities to Hi s IMPERIAL Mai Esti% The Protorol will be (Tened again whin the Brandenbourg Minister 41ta11 have received his instruftions. The Curt of Beiliti goes into Mourning for three weeks for PAWL