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r 14 - 4 - PERI/14 ,PARLIAMENT. 1-10LISB OF •P,EERS TUESDAY, APRIL 28. TN* Earl of itOtreVlti (late Lord LOLIG!Igeti StOUGH) 3 was . this-day..intrOduceci with the accus- • `tottled formalities, sworn, and took his -seat. - Lordship's sup porters were, the Earls of WEsr . )40S.LAND and CHATHAM'. • .Their -Lordships then resulted .the farther consi; de'ration of the Scots Appeal-,- . Fullartons re. Sir Ifew Dalrymple,: *hen Mr.' Ctitait, Second Counsel for - • the. Appellants,. was heard at considerable length. The Bills before the Howie were forwarded in' their respedive stages. ThiOrder of the day for the third reading of the,. . • s.!ditiOn 'Bill - being read, The Duke of BEDFORD, iii a"short and temperate Speech, opposed the third reading- a the•samo.--s He argued,that the •Eviclentielaid before the Hciuse, through the Report of the Committee, did not ! ,,:,,warrant them in countenancing a measure which mt.. „litated against the first piiiiciples of the Convict:- tican, as asserted at the Revolution,in 443. Neither did lie think the Bill Would afford fhe proper remedy for the evils apprehended'; for 'the purpdse of meeting " those, he thought tie! Commuraavr, as at present ex.. attssi.l . 7 . ! Walt.r , Ll4.i j s.;ol ii*U4:l4 rather hear that Ministers adopted the reall y efficient means of reliev ing .rhe distresses . of the Teople, and to - take away fro:n the disaffeCted,one.of.-their alledg.ed grounds. of ading. The Bill, he .believed, would .have the aeet of . suppressing public Meetings, and that was his principal as in' the' case - . of the original Bill th ree.years.,ince, of oppocing, it, as 'he ,tholight the Subjedhad a right, ip.some t44q, ,t s'. and canvas 3 .the - Pr6Ceeding of the. - Legislature, and he knew it wont& be "easy . to find Magistrates upon the • subjed of the deliberations. of Metetitigf,, 'wboltvou readily interfere and suppress the,Aarre. Be w.n: the - refole against the further progress of Ir . ESTMO L4N D; reply to the . -Noble Duke, entered: at -- some length into the sub jed, and in a sensible.and spirited speech-{which we very much -regret. that a temporary press of Variously interesting matter precludes us from de tailing) supported the Bill.—With resped. to the idea of the Noble Duke, that the Bill trenched. upon • the 'first principles. of the Constinition, he ob served that the doetrine of ,the right of petitioning, asserted at the Revolution, did not go to the I .c. length the Noble Duke seemed to im a gi ne ; it was Et right of all others' the' most liable to be abused, •an , excess ,of which must absolittely tend • its destrudion ; nor jf the great., Parliamentary 'Leader at that period had thought so,. the, Ads, of , the 13th of CHARLES H. would not - Italie been suffered to remain on the Statute Books.- Did fetch a Lawas that enacted by the Bill exist iii i7SO, the disgrace and plunder of the Metropolis would .nor have taken place, aid many - lives would have been saved., Numt:crleits, Ads of the shire spirit as the present, -had. p.'s seta. at different periods, one particularly, Coe. :e7th of the Kisto, which' went to prevent Pubile ,'Ledures on Religioui: Stihjeds on a Su; r ; the -Preamble of which set forth, That suc',l discussions would• tend to the increase of irreligion and- Immorality. He ob. • served, that when the megure was originally propos ,- ed about three years since, it encountered s most. strenuous opposition, upon every stage; that wa s , pot the case at present. Experience had fully evinced its salutary- effects, and that no abuse had been made by the Executive Government of the roWers coliferred.by it. He Was borne out in this by the cireninstspee of nci. public cippOsi. tson being made to its renewal, or Paition•to Par liament agaipst it, such was the sentiment of the great body of the people ; but the joy -manifested, by the disaffeeted 'and . conspiring, were strong : proofs of the necessity of renewing the Measure, a n d as .such, he .must press, for its immediate third , reading. . • No further 'opposition being Madie,llie Bill was read a third time and iisted, and a Message ordered to be sent to the CuinmonS ,to acqUaint them,there. with. Campbell's Divorce Bill went through a Com-, mime of the whole Haute; whiely a few slight Amendments were introduced on the sug,gestion.of J.Eord CATH*C4RT. ' The Ficnie then, after disposing of tOttie routine busines:., adjourned till tomorrow. IfOUSE OF cciMmoArs, TUESDA , ,Y, APRIL' ;8. Several PubliolAecounts were presented and or_ tiered to lie on the. Table. Mr. BuRDON presented the Report of die Coin. mittee on the. Standing Orders of the' House, 'rela tive to Rills Inclosure. which Was ordered to lie, On the Table, to be printed; and ,to • 6e, taken into (Aber constderittioi, on.lvionday ne?4, • Mr. Asaot presented the Report of the Com»; -mittee appointed to consider t he most eff'eftual thud of promulgating the Statutes of the United kingdoms throdgh *every part of 'Great 'Britain and Ireland, which was ordered to lie on:the Table, and Lo berintO, A Message from 'the Lo't's signified that. their I.,ordships ha4azree4 to one Private 'Bill.' The secon d reading of the Coal Bill' w a s" defer re d 1.111 Tuesday next, Dtwkworth's Divorce Bill went through a , Corn mitree pf .the, whole House, Sir Roßt'kt NEL in the . Chair, 11e1r. GAtotow appeared as counsel fur 14‘..Puckworth, and ealled•several witnesses to sub.: plantiate the guilt of Mrs . D.tickwcirth, .As . th e circumstances of the case are known tp public, it is unne!:essary to :nttr into any fitta9 it now. ~ Mr.' 41,14E0N thought it better ,t 3 intimate in 4111 s-stage of the bt4site:is, before the Couusel had *ithdrawn, that he could not, on the evidence pro. clUced, give his cot-tsent to this Bilt, but ‘vould op pose it on thc second reading, if farther evidence was .not adduced, , 1,4 r, Gotow• was again calipdrin, and asked if tte hati.pny more evidence to pLoAuct . Two more witnrtsses were falla' 'examined, 4n4. Mr. PAILROW., Was propeeding to comment an qio when IX WO Pitiered to W404111Y; and the Committee resolved,- that ,as no Counsel or witnesses .were called on the other side, no comments could be heardtromthe Counsel for the Bill on the evidence 'which he'.himself had called, consistently with the orders and rules of the House. *Mr. (.4a.. ROW ,was called in and informed of. this Resolution. • Mr. S/ME.O,V . thin rose, and entered_ at :Some length into an examinutitti of the evidence ? and en, diaioured to sliew- tharitAis - eittentily defeaive in establishing any aclual ITON supportetVle Bill,. and declared himself cativineecl•bY the evidence. , Sir W. SCOTT expres s ed his opinion, that the evidence was sufficient to substantiate the allegations of the Bill. The' Bill then passed the Committee, and the Re. pore was ordered to be received. Sir W.ScoTT delayed his Motion respecting the regulation of the Vice. Admiralty Courts, till to. morrow.' - Mr. GEORGE PONSONBY moved, that there be : laid • before. the House the - partieulari of the tmouns of the expence of the Courts of-' Exchequer, CoMmon Pleas and King's Bench, in Ireland, the -totals of which' are expressed in Accounts on ,the Table, • _ _ Mr. CORRY had no objection to the prnduCtion of the Papers moved for, so, fit . As related to the Pa. pers themselves, but he believed it was usual ways to give. Notice of ai MOtion for l'ap'ers, and in the present, instance, this fopx,.of -the House had not-been fully and stripy c99),lied with. How. ,ever, - if the House chose' to Oveilook this irresula rity,...he ,should not bppos:e theMOtion, or it the Hon. Gentleman would withdraw it for this day, and give Notice .of it , for to- . morrow o he, should then' chearfnlly accede to it. • . - The SPEAKER said, that when there was apy reason to apprehend 'opro:;ition ro a INlotion fOr‘Pa.. pers, it was customary to give Notice of it, but it is very well known, that Motions are then. made and agreed to for Papers, without any previous No tice being given. Besides, in justice to the Hon. Gentleman ~ yho made. the Motion, he must observe, that he had.given a general Notice ,o 1 his, intention to Call for'Papers of the purport at ',cast, of thdse.. now moved for. ' - After a few words it ) ► from - Mr. G. PONsONBY; the Motion waspul,.and .agreed, to. . Mr, GEORGE PQNSONEY said, there were se veral other Papers which he ;nteridedito : move for. He hoped that there'wotild Ifailop . position to their produCtion, htit lest there should,. to obv,iate.thoti je6ion from form, he would now give Notice, that he would to-morrow, move for an Account Of the amount of the Trish Pension LiSt, anti of the Grants to certain Persons, with the,dates of these Grants. Also, for an Account of a . ll - sums granted to persons holding O ffi ces reland, who have 'suffered in eon- Sequence of the Union. And also, for an Account of the disositinn of the sum of ',pool. vested in the hands of certain Commissioners in Ireland. He farther cxpres4ed 'his intention of moving for cer tain other Accounts svhich he speciiied,Jor the pur. 'pose of .removing some he felt in understanding how, the money voted for the service of Ireland can he adequate to the exiicnces'of that Country, taking. these cxpenees for the year a; the average of the two preceding ones. Mr. LUSHINCTON moved the appointment of a Committee to consideo . the Petition from .the Plant ers of the Island of Grenada, which he yesterday . . . presented to the House.: . • A converSa don • t oo k , place. o n t h e su bj e ct, which extended to some, length, in whi , . 1 it 'W.Is übjeded to the Minion by Mr. BAKtit, and Mr. Wit. n - FoßeE,.:that . th ' e Hume af t er Whit had passedAircady respeding 'the Merchants and ,Planter., of Grenada, and Sr. Vincents, and partieuleirly in the case of Mr. M'Dowall, and others, ought to be-threintly ' tau dons Of sanctioning any such proceeding-as .this. . . S;r NMI: KATY c(qp)cleti, on the other hand, that thiS is a Petition merely for the re lief of the flanteri, and that,'therefure, the case is very different fron.Mr.M'Dowall's, and,those who with hi'm received relief from Gpeerninent chapter Bills, for that relief was gr...inted, not to. the Planters, but the Merchants concerned iii that trade. , The granting of that relief he argued to liaVe teen a wise measure, and if the Merchants have hot. flan • able io pay regularly Their instalm'ents to Govern, mint, it is because the Planteo, have not been able to settle their Accounts with' them, which' he thought a strong. argument : f i vr, granting the relief now prayed for by the banter:— • - Mr. 7, H. .iIImINCTON thought there could be: no objcdion. to the - aepouitment of a Committee to examine the subjed, as this would nut pledge' the House to any particul4r measure., The Motion was then put and agreed to, an.! Cominit tee appointed. A Message from the Lords signified that ~the_ir Lordships had agreed to the Seditious .Meeting f:11:- vet-aim, lr 1, without any Atisciiittrient. -- • The Report of the' Cominit tee of Ways and Means was brought up, read, and agtec.l to ; and on the of Mr. Cow - it wa, made an instruEtion to the'Chmmi;tee, on the Trish Sugar Distillery Bill, to make provision accordingly. The'House tesolved itself into a Committee to consider *the propriety of ginKitveritig -the- Lord. Lieutenant of - Ireland to ,esohibit the ExpOrtation_ from, and permitting the,lmportation Duty Free into Ireland;:of all kind, of Provisions. _ . The Report Was ordered to be received to-mor ro‘V. The Report of . the Committee on .the Duties, on the Iluportatioh of Hops into Ireland,. was brought, up, read, and ayrecd to, ' and a Bill ordered 49 brought is putsuant to it. . ~• - 'The House alictOped-' at - ,ieven o'clock till - - to. r tiC morrow. From the LONDQN QiI4ETTA7 28, jBol, Dm . ning-Btreer, April xB, fSo I , By Dispatches receivect .from Lord 1;:i&in, Aated Constantinople, March 51, 'it appears that hi; Lard- , ship had received Letters from Lord W,.eith, statink t that the Arms under. the Command' of Sir Ralph AbeNtomby, effeduated a landing on the Bth in, r 00 ;4c rcominla 9j Aboujcir l mier a itety heavy 11.4.,1r0pt Cannons, Mortars, and- ,Musketry, the Eilinly having withdrawn the whole GarrisOrt from Alexandria, and - many Decachmenti from vidi, 'airy to oppose them ; that after making the 'rleces. nary preparatinrisi on the gth, loth, and nth, the Army advanced on the 12th tri: Within five' mires of Aleltandria; they there • took a position with their Right: doitardi the. Sea, and their Left supported by the -_.L a Maadie, .where Sir SidnerShilth; who - Was posted there with his .Conimand of Boats, was keepigg up a Communication with the Natives, and supplying the Army with. fresh ProViSiOnS and Water that on the - 13th, at Seven in the IVlcirning - , the Enemy made an Attack, and were repulsed with loss about Eleven ; in the mean time, the Marines had' been disembarked, 'and attacke d by Land the Castle of Abdukir, the only Post in that Peniniula occupied by, the Enemy ; that on the i4th, at Sunset, when the Vessel which brought this Intelligence was under weigh, the Troops on Shore and tbeGurr-Vessels were throwing Sliots.ansl Shells into AbOukir, and ,the- same Moment, firing . was heard towards . .Alexandria, which peared from tlle loudroyant to be a general Attack. The Grand Vizier had marched' forward from Jaffa, on the zsth February, having, according to Major Holloway's Letters to• Lord teceive4 a considerable reinforcement. . , - . - Commit:ion in the Seventh Math British Militia, J.',.fited tVt Lord Lipdaract. • MiChael Falcon, Gent. to lie'Ensisti, y s icel. 3 atric}:`Canipbell, (signed. Dated January t3of. . t an:opinion hi 'the Camarvonshire 'Militia, Lord Lieutenant. - • ' Hampton Hampton, ,Esq. t9.4e Poptainlof COmpany, vice tinttith G rittittt, Esq. Igo:. Ira V.: 05(5, 2, 1 , 1 . 801. , 4 His Maje'stk Ijas beca i pleased. to make the 191. lowing Promotiotis iinny oil this tstabliih. meta . , Ltght Dra;oons,_Zetet Warbutton to be Cornet, without • purChaz,e, vice }fay, renicheil to 6th Drapon Guards: JDated December 6, - atio.` ' Matthew Thompson to be Cornet, without purchase. Dated as above.. 2dl3irttalion er 15th I:* . bpt, 13enjainin Scott .to be Ensign, without purenase, •vtoe Mark, pronfoted. Dated Dekem. ber,6, 'Soo.- , Anthouy.French who Ensign, Without Our. chase, vita Giibce, prorme.d. . Dated as above,. Battalihn 7 ot'''',4Bth Foot, - Lieutenant-Colonel William Cockittl, front Halt-ivy - of the late 'losth Regimcat, to be I.ieutenant.COlonet, Macdonel, exchanged. Dated' Mr f&oD. • ad I.l4hhi:in 4fii.td Foot. Thomas Ftilcin to be Ensign, with ,. Otiti.iirciwrAce Turrier..r.:tomenended for a Lieutc nautcy, E r rtk:.• orps.' Dated November . 7, 1110 o: 71st Foot t 'lt.li i n DiCkatll to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Graham,' promoted; Dated December 6, 'Soo. Roy4l Irish Prviditis.' Lieutenant and Adjisp,nt John Thornron, fromNottlium berland Fencibie Iniaiitry, to be Lieutenant, vice. RE/Litt ton, deceiacd, Dated Deetvnber 6, 4800. • id Bartdiorref Afaxx Ftncihkr. Ensign David Duxbury to he Lieutenain, vice More, re sWied. 'Dated December 6, isgab. Sainuel King4ley s , to be -Ensign. Dated as above. _ • Mttlientbillawd - • Jain Jones,, to be. F. Aign, vied Smith, recommended pro motion. Dated December 6, 11300. ftscigo • Ensign Jolts Hill to be Lietitznant, vice Sandy, krp g asited in 34taltiat. Patuct Deceinbei egart , , a 3 j.tic tell to be Ensign. -Data as above. Exit ATUM in the Gazette of the list Mafch last. 6zd F&44. For•RirbamlAadretvr to-bo Ensign, without purchase,. vice 1. H. Holland, prornozoil in the Kifie Corps ; iiirdrrtiq to be Ensign. withoui purchase, vice 1. H. Holland, prOmoted,itiflieitifle Corps. - .•; IL-INA:RV!" TS,. David Phillipps, of (ixforci-street.-stablekce!leri Attorrries, Messrs.' irlurt:,oyi.." and Pichler, l'so, Grosvenor-square. [Min 1-9ndoh, merchant; Attorney, Mr. Hitint; Oldrify 7 nilicer,J3rood-sttCet ,— - . • Sherwin•Ghteliy, of Great - ucznlstreet, merchant ; Attar- Sir:; - ,iltingsvorto. Frith -street, Soho. • Fraocis Bristow; of the.Hlyinarket, „shoe; 'later; - Attorney, Mr; hliintrna I,' War w Ku,' re, London. , . -: • '• T 11011125 Dunsterville, of East Stouelniusei :beyap". wrighr-:Attorney; Samuel Kelir, Plymouth. Willi ►tn Porter, of Kidderminster, Worces,teraiirp, b#cr ; - Attornics, Messrs. Its and ftotaloins,,.llLuit:-Gairden. London, or. Mr. Ha len, - - Kl:kierrninster. Joan Cilriakilp part Garucrs,_•of Liver . pciol, merchant ; . • AtroraYrivirfaohert Norris, . • Barnett Isrmet, of Heneagc-lane, London, , butefier,; Altar nery;j4iikst-Ilcoisvelf,:-,Little:George-streei; Mitiorjcs, john Seotlia4, of A.411101:11 I-street, London, tam; A jeor ney, r oy, No. Ix, GIOLICCipir -Street., White.Cll4l/Cl - - • Williain Thompson, of Alton, ,Southamptnn,, silk weaver ; Attorner,'4l/. Trynam,' lancr-litonple.-lane, London. Wurwick'shire, in4lister ; Attornies, , Mr. Nicholls; Ma. 41, Great RUS,,VOlt.tittleet, London • or Nuneaton. .4cofftict; of Portsca; . Southamptpri, taylor. Thomas Coope.r,•of 611ariales,. Lind.'3sllilC i bil/pkCep:tr L ' tornics . , Air. Hali.?Jo, Bolton, or-Alr.:„,l4•Lcadowcroir, Gray's In Ln, ondon. • • kichard'Aiittitige, of Nails*Orthi Gloucestershire,. clutkier A.ttornies, Mr. Waken,: Stroud; lir. Mt. Yizai9;• No. 4 ; Gray's-lud.#qinire, 140n410n- ." • • Toni' Baron; df 1 Kklcf. L'anci,s , hire, tn4niVadurer. • Ales, trforinan 4 ;4aitchestet,. kir _Messrs. Va i na'reunzi and • -• GeoricO/tohinsr.n; tare- of lj.puricts, Yorkshire, cloth-met'-,r, chant;. Atroriii>; Mr: Nlnn, ev. Lon d on •or :Mr. rt., Lered. ‘‘',lliain kinkily of Brooklioli.vs, Yorkshire, canttnaker ; Atiornies, ;vit. , 15414 e, 134414 R I or 411 - .4134w, 4,4anccity-;* •,v;i DoWbiggin, of Laneaster, I '' ) etVrtarsp . ! ;` . ":' , rs• alktpVilsofi tt L'fits;satr„ , ortetrAT: • -:- • M.l. . T 9. Robert I 1 ntcs, of LI Rarripton, dealer, at eleteh, at the Cuipberlaiid. . . • the Wand, silverstnith, at ten; aiiiiiiinhall,-I.9ntiOn. •• . • May 2.1. •I pswith„coriv.increh2pt, at ten, at the Or:., 1 Wilit;;.itors2 Inn, ip nyich.• • i May 20. ThOM3S•Milis, c i ' Sadtll.worth,clothier,.at even , at tin; 4V hire Bear Inn, Mancliestc.t. - •• !. May 16. Henry Whitu,..ot Witham, taylor,,ot ten; at Guild.e hall, Loudon. May 29. Jolt,n Plastoni, of Woriester, dealer, • at twelve, at the Crown I.tn , Worceiter. 'Mai 23. James Co,at. son, of Shoe-lane; jeweller, at ten, at ui Idhal Is; London. .„ May 16. . William. Harper and jUseph Wilson, of Budge tow, merchants, at ~.11* at G uildhall, London- May 2.0 and 21. SliveitC; Sikes, of -Huddzrstield, bartite!,". - at ten each day, .at the Pack Horse Inn, in Hitddersheld; Yorkshire. May a Marmaciuke Hare, of Itingston-upon-Hull, co-, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kidgston—upon. Hutt. •„ . May 19. 'Robert Carss, of Bu ' Buy St. Edmunds, banker; at eleven, at the A nge fl nn, in Bury St. Edmunds. 2 .the..Daniel . Morris,.of flursiern, potter, at eleven, at the itOelipsk - . Inn, _in Newcastle- under: May zs.' _Charles Watkins of Nlonmouth, breeches maker, • at ten, it)tkiatwn and Thistle, Monmouth. May ca. Sanitiel Lives s.:y, of Liverpool, bricklayer, at eleven,' at the G lobe-Tavern, Liverpool. . • May 23. •Silvestif Sikes, of Hudriersfaeld, and Abel Hide, of shtort-nnder-Line, bankers, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, ha Huddersfield, Yorkshire: CERTIFICATES. May i 9. Mary Martin,draper, ofßasingstake, Southampton. P. Parkiu, brandy-merchant, of Farnham. Surrey. nhn Adam 4usair, late al INN* - streLt, v:atz.ttler. John Mills, of precikc.?rtc livautuu, T. -H. E SUN. 601. EM QUIS DICERS. kni.sr:.; AL!rigetT ? LONDON, APRIL 29, tgoi. • ...~ ... ~,,,,. 5.--~ .. a.ar • AT . the moment. our Paper was about to be put to Press, the Hamburgh Mail due this morning reached Town; - The following is the most impor. tant - inrelligence which it brings Cop EbiliP/G EN, ArtlL . 21.—The Russian Am. bassa,dor here, M. LISAK EAVI TOR, yeiterday re. ceived a Courier from his - Court, with diredioni to :declare to Admiral PARKER, that. it was the wish of the EMPERO; to accommodate the PI. reie • . • Pnces hetWeen Rabat: and England. A swift.. sailing Cut ter was immediately sent of to Admiral P.4NCER in the fialti;, .as'the . Russian Fleet; having Saikd, might meet with the English. • Other katruc.. t ans had likewise; 'been sent off . to the Russian kier,-)1; • . • • •,‘ • Government have received advices this mornitig,, that the Courts of Bettiti and Copenhagen hive given orderA that the Rivers shall again be "octal for British Commerce, as usual.. TH a Hamburgb Mail due on Sunday last, arrives thissMorning.. -A large for,tion of its contents, it will, e seen, relates to the-moven - wilts Of the P,rus. siaris, in whom - the death of the Emperor Nut. does . not appear to have produced so immediate aa .es' . as many sanguine politicians had been ted to The•arrival of Captain DO Y L E Will, however, we:trust, produce an alteration 'in the sentiments of the PiuSsian Cabinet. An article from ilambvrgb, of the slit, mere.. tions the receipt of Letters from Lp6ql. 4 Twhich contain an account of a Cannonade haVing been he. 11,1 there on the 7th in4t. The Storadm article states the Swedish Fleet to have sailed from Carlscron on the 21.1 inst. We have again received Par Porn, those of the z6th.., They furnish little matter for observe. Lion. The Chief Consul - has, it 'is stated in the ivo:itevr, Jece,ived a,Lettet from the new.Emysttos of ItusfiA7, . The. Afrah , ticistr states,. that ~.Ln1 4 , . 41 ' Was cipeEted at Paris. 11w 7 r111 • ....IN a great part 01,r .,. 0nr ‘ Impressi0 n f)f yester4 f , we s,tiited . the substan c e of a Dispata received b i t our 'Government from. Lord Lt. GI N, which will be • - seen - "to - have been nearly the same as what was I published in the London...Pazettt of last night. Three Messengers' ariived yesterday from the Condom by whom Government received genett`,frorn renna, Berlin, and Coritaltigevvit.... The information given .by Lord KEITH to Lord EI.GI N, respetiing our operations in Eg,,ypt, jus.. -tifies us, in the opinion we expressed 'on reading the Dispatches of LE Roy, of the complete Success of, the British Arms, down to the period to which the' accounts extend. • e • His MAJESTY walks out every day in Kew Gardens. `11;e departure of the ROYAL FAMILY to . Wey. inoti:h will not take place till after His Majesty** Birth-d.ty. ROtFE, one of His Majesty's Messengers, attly.cLl )esterday morning with Dispatches to Lord L.Fsava - r, froth Lord, MINT°, at the Court i u s i n : lll , 9l 6 : l ; e fi cß4) :,7 . 4 ot wm * l ip . l l\ l4 l n , y I.4 ..' l E airdn O ti E )A b it r O b tll ll. e x t e t 4 ol. l o to rd i t c li a W nu lS . tir r: in England, as Bceret4ry for ,IrishMairs, in.. the ronin•of ,Lid CAsrLiazAczit. '..the'Communictitions which hat e taken place be. ti.vesn M. OTTO and our Government ' have given Pses.ne,doubt, to .much conjefture andlli)ecillarOn) Nut it is, now: reported, in' the best ii armed . circles, they are nearly at an end, upon the subjeft at l&iSt of Negotiation. It is very confidently said, that the terms proposed by the Chief Conval, ate so ''humiliat.irtg and disadvantageous to this country, that they cannot be entertained ftir a moment. 14 rr q uirc f , ,it is. whispered, as proofs of our risesriry, prelkiitney to.Negoriation the cession of. Malts ':toßasiias Gibraltar an d. Aorta tit •Split, of the cape, of Good Hope to:the Duch. There is not an Englishman, we ate certain, whose bloo4 dyes not boil at the bare mention of such a Propoo 'sitioti, l„ .In the Paris Journals received yesterday, There is. a Proclamation of General ?tour and Captain BALL, announcing their satisfa4tion with the cons dud of the Maltese ; and that the latter was called ,away on a naval service. One of *i 3 Ukases issued by the new Efou9s, .of Russ to is as follows ;---‘f Our mantgaaqiel riot f o h e f a a v o i i o u n n 'g r , ) E a l n t d p a i n r r o r e i , t v b e i e d t n a i g s t adequate e e r e q i b u ' eyactees ordered,staor y degree supply a the't.4) e r t ' nt he me tree prohibiting the importation of orcelain earthen ware, glass, instruments mad e of steel a nc l iron, silk,' cotton, .and linen go ods, be annulled a the re regulat ionsp. and that, foie the, present yea r, 1797 shall be in force.",tiicH:tthMinasjte.stilapthlieilyEsaruciicsrsetioff.alifit_m in .": o3 . Y Wass on