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TUESDAY, MARCH 17. THE several Bills before the House were for warded in their respective stages. Mr. BRAGGE, attended by several Members, brought up the following Bills from the Com mons : The Mutiny Bill, The Marine Mutiny Bill, The Stamp Duties, The Horse 'Ditty and the American dour Bounty_Bills, which were severally read a first time. A numberof Private Bills were also presented. Some routine ,business was then disposed of; after which their Lordships adjourned till to. morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, MARCH 17. Tia Is being the. Day appointedfor. the Call of the House, the Names of the Members were cal. led over accordingly.; arid at a quarter , after seven o'clock, the House adjourned. The Gallery was shut against Strangers the whole of the evening. From, the LONDON GAZETTE, March 17. AT. the Court, at the Queen's House, the 17th of March, tBcu--present, the King's Most Ex cellent Majesty in Council. This daythe Right Hon. Philip Earl of Hard wicke, arld the Right Hon. George Legge, corn. monly called Viscount Lewisham, were, by His Majesty ts Command, sworn of His Majesty's 'Most Honourable Privy Council, and took their Places at the Board accordingly. His Majesty in 'council was. this day pleased to declare the Right Honourable Philip Earl of Hardwicke, 'Lieutenant-General and General. Governor of that Part of the United kingdom called Ireland. . His,Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Robert Lprd Hobart to be one His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, his lordship was this day, by His Majesty-'s Command, sworn one of His Majesty's principal Secretaries'of State accordingly. Whitehall, March i 7. The King has been pleased to constitpte and -appoint the Right Honourable Henry Addington, John , Smyth, and Charles Small Pybus," Esqrs. George Thynne,' Esq.N(commonly called Lord George Thj'nne,) and Nathaniel Bond, Esq. to be Commissioners for executing the Office of Treasurer of His, Majesty's Exchequer. The King has been pleased to grant to the Right Hon. Henry Addington, the Offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty's Exchequer Also to appoint - the Right Honourable Charles Yorke, to be His Maje,:.ty's Secretary at War. His Majesty in . Counc t l was this day pleased to appoint the following Sheriffs, viz. Cheshire—John Scott Waring, of Ince, Esq. in the room of William Rigby, of Oldfieid,.Esq. Monmouths'hire—Thornas Williams, of Chepstow, Esq. Warwickshire—john Stanton, of Kenelworth, Esq. Carrnarthtnshire—Edward Richard Shewen, of ,Stnidey, Esq. in the room of Sit John Stepney, of •Llanelly, _ Bart. Cardiganshire—john William , oe Castle - Hill, Esq. in the room of RObt,rt Lloyd, of Abermaidc, Esq. , Glamorgansbire—Robert Jones, of Fonmon Castle, Esq. in the room of Llewellin Traherne, of St. Hilary's, Esq. Radnorshire—Hugh Powell Evans, of 'Noyirld, Esq. in the room of Thomas Hodges 'Fowler, of Abercwin hire, Esq. Denbighshire—John Meredith Mostvn, of. Segroit, Esq. in the room of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of-Penylan, Esq. Lord Chamberlain's OP , March 16, tatit. Orders for the Court's going into Mourning, on Thursday the . igth inst.'. for .her late Royal Highness Philip s pita Charlotte, Dutchess Dowa. ger of Brunswick, viz. • • The Ladies to wear Black Silk, plain Muslin or Lon; Lawn, Crape or, Love Hoods, Bl ac k Silk Sh oes, Bl ack , glazed Gloves, and Black Paper Fans, - Undress.—Black,or dark Grey unwatered tabbies. The Gentlemen to weaiSlack Cloth, without Buttons on the Sleelies or Pockets, plain Muslin or Long Lawn Cravats.and Weepers,. Black-Swords and Buckles. Undress.—Dark Grey Fro As. The Court to change the Mourning, on Thursday. the t6th Day of April next, viz. . The Ladies to wear Black Silk, fringed, or plain Linen, White GlOves, Necklaces, and EartingS,. Black or White Shoes, Fans, and Tippets. Undress.--White or Grey Lutestrings, Tabbies, or Damasks. The Gentlemen to wear Black, full.trimmed, fringed, or plafn Linen, Bl ac k S wo rd s ::rid Buckles. ' Undress.—Grey Frocks. • The Court to,change the Maiming further on 'I hursda y the 23d Day of April, viz. . • The I.adics to wear Black . Silk or Velvet, coloured Rib. bons, Fans, and Tippets ofplain White, or White and Gold, or White and Silver Stittn, with Black Ribbons. The Gentlemen to wear Black Codts, - and Black or plain White, or White and Gold, or White and Silver Stuff Waiitcoats, full•trimmed, coloured SwordS and Buckles. And on Thursday the . 30th of• April the Court will -go out of Mourning. R4NKR UPTS. Cfaveley Wm. Seaborne, of Narrow-street, Limehouse, Aliddlerex, mast-maker, to surrender March 21, zB, and April IS, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, !fr. Long, Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields. Gorge Turner, of the Strand, Middlesex, sloe-maker, March 2.8, and April 14, 2?, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attoiney, Mr. Thomas B race,i . No. 4, 'Essex court, Temple. , DIVIDENDS. • April it. James Ilayley, of Manchester, - merchant, at eleven, at 1k Star Inn, DeanAgatc, Manchester. April ii. Chpstopher Foster, of the'Youlq, floridon, hookseller, at twelve, at Guii4hall. April r 6. Richard Hart, of Coppiill, LaracaSbire ' mnslin manufaildrer, at eleven, at thcitoyal Oak 1 nn,Charley. April 7. johri Cockle, late of Lincoln, farmer, at eleven, at the Saracen's-head, Lincoln. Apri) 11. John Ewer, of Queen Anne-street East, .Nlary -14-bone stay-maker, at One, at Guildhall. ' . . R TIIIC4T.FS ? April 7. Wm. Brunt, of Swansea, dealer. ;c4rY 4Aipt 944iYct ? 84411,1944;.1401Hirn • POWs Tealilor and James Nightingale, of Preston, muslin mariufaaturcrs. John Francis and John Jones Waldo, of Birmingham, merchants. IVin. Mathews, of Long-lane, Bermondsey, parchment mtkker. Robert Hayward Gosford 4 of Pittfield•street, Shoreditch, baker. THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS OIt:ERE TALSLM ACDEAT ? LONDON, MARC II 18, 1801. The Londoa Gazette of last night contains an official notification of such ebbe Ministerial ar rangements as hale been , completed, in addition to -those announced in the Gazette of the 21St ult. The Earl of--HARowtcice, as we some time ago mentioned, appears as Lieutenant-General and General-Governor of Ireland ; Lord HosART as one' of the Secretaries of State; Mr. ADDING TON as Chancellor of the Exchequer; and Mr. YOP.KE as Secretary at War. The new Lords of the Treasury are Mr. ADDINGTON, Mr. Jolt x SMITH, Mr. CHARLEi SMALL PYBUS, Lora G. THYNNE ) and Mr. NiTiIANIEL BOND. As our Paper was yesterday abok tube put to Press, a piece of intelligence reached us, which we considered of such impOrtance, and which came to us through so highly respect able a chan ' nel, that we could not hesitate giving it to the Public. We have since learnt some further par ticulars, which strengthen our opinion of the air- Akenticity of this intelligence. Two Gentlemen who yesterday reached Town from „Holland state, that aProclamation had been there pUblishe4, of .an intended organization of the Batavian Government,, which was to take place on the 'l6th inst. It was generally under_ stood, and indeed there seemed no doubt on the subjea, that the Hereditary PRINCE of ORANGE was, to be appointed Chief Consul of the Bativian Republic. The minds of the Dutch have been prepared for this event for some time past, and Orange Clubs, with other Marks of esteem for the Family of the STADTH °inf. R, . have been very generally established in that Country. Our Readers will perceive, that an Article from the Hare, brought by the Hamburgh which arrived last night, states that a revision of theCorstitutionNtts about to take place. 'lt will be considered as curious, that a Prince who has so gloriously opposed the French 'Revo. lotion, and who has been one of the most trious victims of it, should consent to be indebt ed to the Rulers of the Republic fo; his rank, and to become, in fact, the vietim of a GovernMent, sash as that which•Fronre now obeys, We Must observe, however, that none of the Princes who have been, despoiled of their Dominions . during the last-ten years, could with less impropriety become,,by a new'Convention, the Head of that same People which they had formerly governed. It was, for the establishment 'of a Republic that the Family of NASSAU fought ; it was by, the will - of Republicans that they were elevated -to the dignity of the Stadtholdership. The name of a Republic must, present different ideas to the Princes of the 'House of NASSAVOO what it does to any others of the same' rank. They have be sides for many years been in the habit of Repub . lican Revolutions, and have not refused to re sume, ,with--modified powers, the place of Head of the State, after having frequently been despoiled of it. Besides,' as the Hereditary Prince - must evi dently be indebted to the intercession of Prtisiia for this new elevation, he may rely sufficiently on the eventual assistance, and on the constant influence of that Monarch, to place him above- the- fear of being too absolutely the tool of France. How_ ever this may be, it is to:be observed, that this event must lid evidently to our advantage, and must diminish, even-now,'and perhiiiis . Muchimore hereafter;' the-injury andlhe uneasiness which we feel in the enslaved St:ite of Holland, withrespett to France. Tx F Hambu'igh Mad dui. on Sunday. arrived late last night. It brings nothing ofimpottance. Another Mail became due this morning. The Gallery of the House of Commons, usually aPpropriated to Strangers, was lasi night, we un derstand, set apart for the Members, who, on account Of the Call, would, it was supposed; be very numerous. :We do not learn, however, that they exceeded 400. On Tuesday the toth instant Sir 'Wtiit thkANT, of Beldorney, was unanimoqsly re-eleti— ed Nierpher of garliament for the Cot!nty of Banff. ' Letters received 'yesterday' from Ireland, we are happy to say, contain the pleasing intelli gene of a general and considerable reduCtion in the price of Provisions, particularly in the North ern Piitri4q of that Country, A Messenger arrived late last night at Lord HAWKESBURY'S Office, Downing-street, with 'Dispatches from Coitstantinoide. - The Dispatches from Lord &cur are dated Feb. 5, and -Which, we understand, state that Sir - RALPH ABERCROMBY had probably before that time sailed for Egypt; and that he had certainljr - ' changed his original plan of attack. The'Turkish Army was to co-operate with him on the side of El 7 Arish. There were very good grounds for hoping that the resistance on the side of the Trench would not be considerable, and would prove ineWeEtual. It appears that the Northern Confederacy con tinues to wear a threatening aspect, partiCularly as far as the Court of Berlin is concerned in it. -----"'"'"'"="*"""Ilir' 1 'fames Taylor and James tingale, of Pr2sten, muslin- I A Messenger arrived late last niet at Lord THE HAMBURGII MAIL. RIGA, FEr. z 5. THZS morning orders were received here, pro. Waiting the 'exportation of any produls of the Russian Empire, either by land or water, until further direEtions should arrive. This prohibi tion extended only' at first to the Prussian terti- BERLIN, MARcill. No Counter-Declaration has yet been received from the British Cabinet, in Answer to .the Prus sian Note of the 12th ult. Private accounts, the authenticity of which cannot be ascertained, say, that Lord CAR YSFORT had received Instructions to . open Negotiations with.the Prussian Court, for adjusting the differences between Great Bri. tain and the Powers of the North. According to letters from Kor;gsbrokg OE the zd inst. Louis XVIII. was gone horn there to reside atiFqrstvw. The French Emigrants were permitted to reside at Konic.Bl 4 rg two months tenger. 1 COPENHAGEN, MARCH 5. This day the PRINCE ROYAL Of DENMARK• left this place for Nth/burg, to h ave a con f e .. rerce with the KING, of SwzraN, from whom ho had an invitation. gARCII 7, • On the evening ofthe sth a Courier arrived' here from England,. with. Dispatches' for the English Ambassador , Here. The. conients of these Dispatches are not known, but it is said they' using advice, that the British Court proposes to send an Extraordinary Negotiator, to Acgommo, date the dispute between the two Nations, STOCKHOLM, FIR. 24. A' Prussian Courier arrived here on the 2 01, and was immediately dispatched to His SwEnistft :MAJESTY., at Gothenburg. His dispatches arc said_to purport, that, besides the Prussian De. .claration by COUV HAtIGWITZ I delivered to Lord CAkYSFORT; the KINO of PRUSSIA, ill a Dispatch direlly to the COurt of London, had insisted upon the Embargo upon Swedish and Danish Ships being immediately taken off; and, in case of noncompliance, threatened to use Reprisals npon British Property.—Thi s i nto " Bence caused the Funds to tise here. A Swedish vessel belonging, with the ear n . to some Prussian Merchants at Stalin, and taken on the sth ult. by an En g lish vessel of zz guns x has been released by the English Captain,, ai soon as he learnt it was Prussian Property. , VIENNA, Fra. 23. AccoRDINq .to letters from Triest, we have advice . thit a Danish Merchantmtm, worth 70,000 florins, arrived there" on the r7th inst. as a prize to an English man a war, who hook her on the Coast of Istria, The Danish Consul immediately protested against the capture, and the President of the Imperial Sea Pepartmexit, QUIRINI, is to deside the affair. The Wirtemberg Troops in English pay hav•:; returned home. Bofh Cassel; near Mextz, and Ebrenbreitatiq are demolishing. HAGUE, MARCH 3. THIS day the Dire tory sent a Message for re, vising certain parts of the Constitution, and laY , ing it before the People for acceptance, We have- received intelligence here that the Trade with France . has been again permitted in Russia,.and that , orders were given by ;hat Court to respeft the French Flag. EXTRACT OF A. LETTER FROM ELSINORE, DATED MARCH 7. "The P!tt Nes ROYAL went over to lithiggiyrg yesterday, to meet His SwED tsx MiVESTY, it is supposed to consult o n t h e necerisary measures to be taken, in conseqnence of Dispatches which had just arrived at Copenhagen from London. " In consequence of the request of the English here to be removed, his Royal Highness has ex. pressed great .satfsfadiou at being relieved from the unpleasant necessity Of ordering, them away. " The Shannon Frigate has taken out , of gersund, two Engli4h Snips laying there as. Preach prizes, and on the t tth another froin Stroangeri* and has since captured three others." The KING has presented the Rev, GEORGIC WRICM T j Minister of Kilma rilock, to the Church and Parish, of Markinch, in the Presbytery of Kircaldie, and County of Fife. The KING has also presented the Rev. G. Ton to the Church and Parish- of Ladykirk, in the Presbytery of Chirnsick, wi4t • and County of Bor.