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v 'ote to be proposed which- tended. to. support. the War, he .was -• -regular, in what he urged, The C:YANCELLQR:ofthe EXCHEQUER beg ged permission -to- . make one exception to what, he .had stated generally, that there was not any Esti mate of ; any Expellee of the War, among the Ac. counts wilich vyere referred ,to the, Committee, The exception..wasAbe Estimate of the Pay and Cloath- : log of the lhiilitia. .„ Mr. NLCIJ.Q4LS. said. he, must. submit, if he was commanded by .the .chair •to .sit down, hut.he said he tlwught; he,had a • right to take the course' he, was taking 11111 FR he,was called to order.- the S.egi,f,KEß , said, that the Hon.-Member appeared to be going on an _ubstraft..poin t, and therefotc r ilio heti hinfp4,-.so to him. ;..but . if he insisted ioj r ,t,tal t iOilhis opinion on ,the sitbjed- - of the War, tl t ,Qutstion..being i iiix.his leaving the. chair to go into a Committee-of Supply, he could. not in stritiness, ..perhaps, he ,saia t tkbeirregular. The .Gist.ANCELLCiR bf4-the:. EXCHEQUER said, thAt-a Vote fir .the .and - Gloathing- the Militia, could hardly be said to be a Vote to sup_. port. the Wur, because it-Was v otesulliel) was pass_ ed in tinie..of Feace,..as well ai.Wai'; and ference between that Vote, and the .present Oma under the , sand citify. the 'ditferenee which' the amburit.,of exceedolsthat of ibe•otdiat% He muse therefore: still.. hold it; that:. to gwitito!scv extensive a. subject'. arc:that' of the' WAY, 0 u , t4. 1 4 11 L- Supply,--its principle '.cond ;so; would , be an inconvenience, to say the least GM* to the Proceeding:4 of the Holisei‘uncli iTrig ht . 'lead - kW st• great. length of argument, which after all, iniztl i f not .tend to elucidate- the businels' iminediately we. ; fore the House..,. .8.1") C The SPEAKER-sails, ,that • 'every Member must,. feel a little for biinselfon.such . a.subjed. kis this. strianess, he : could not, pre,vent the Hon. Member from going into the War,,.ott-as tiuestion..of Supply, - since he contended, that the War ought not to be supported it . mus t rather be left to the feeling, of the Hon. Mernber, wiih a hope - that he would 10t . .. bear discussing topics which 114 no realbcaring on the stihjetft; rathe r th an to a stt ief .r i g ht to s4op that the SPEAKER must appeal. Mr. NIG HOLL'S then entered on the suhjett of the War,,,.bttt 11ot at mUch - length. He assigned his xeasous iar i ihendinz,. our - using force .against the Northern Cslnfeaiiicy, was of doubtail policy, and expressed apzetiepsions for the fate of Hanover, in Whicq t : i iii - i . .,5-plintry ought: to. have a interest. Dolion, 7 tEXCE. said, that had the subje4 of the NottliOn 'Coinfedcracy,. and the Right of Search, coin& regularly before . the, House, no one would be more ready, .than he. s h ould to enter, on the discussion ; btit illh!di.n4.to it would only vitiate ilOr other ar . 4tWent s , which might be appli cable to the Case.a44llk : brfoie'.the Ilouie, and . con- Sumo its patience. Mr, 7 , 1, rE$ approved of the sentiments of ~11/Ir, NjCtlot.l.s7 .blaitted th e. , late 4‘buinistration for losing Eghil). for he. was. con s t'Lleot,,it. Was lost, to use _H e . a irpr'elienajt Hanover ;11;IP - W 61,11 - AP lost by the course, of un: feigned .rppp,A . roi:„ . _Tlle: PrfAltkit Exc HEQ- 1 , 1 :144Y4 t t u ,% ea.,,rus i , 4.4 .40cir. 6040 on Y ?Omen t t`,,e,pk e sikt; 3 - 4 4 • The C "INCELLOP the.' E XCHEQUZR said a few wgidg, The Q s littiritittl Nests 4.68 , put, , left the 4hti.r. The C.11411611L0*40 - th'ri IXIC E it was uu.acces:otryfos loin] t•t;-.0L)11- the Conmtitree. ih arty ItAtitictrifieTnitnnee to sdlutions they-.tott bf.thenf:' .of the sarlyeleselOtictifrat..,he&ikenzlitiotktituttni4)lk,':' though they. valiettia.ictitte.tic,peasllfqWei'i' which aro4Tlfrom the,Akite, shorter petiod.3liariihose WitiAt 4Veri?ffei)ifsed the preeediog- . I , ear.,, with: ' oi - ce% , WeKot i fi qtr ilia Session of . 1..8 . 0tr; IttoalutiotiV 4fility;ailtwlstl o i Ginte s c from June I gQO to 1 Sot, and afterw:irds it agreed to *chef in dm. ti r 454 0 47, gear. 14. 4w- .pripc?4.4 provide 14i irt u ff t l3:itoillg.,l4lf yeAri. 64 :there the Votes *wouti, 31? 4 tfl3l4l*L l wkeye 04y wete.for the half ysap of the anpu4, cxp Atxg -.. There wilT - ,,V4 14;scp01)Cp to %V Ili C . ll, he w4 t e e d' just clll -atie;titiTh Pee tonnnitteii for 3:m"O: - merit , it .‘'; , 'its• the lie;aa eras iiiecq:akt year. la - the year • rgoo it 0,0061,. ',ln :elle short Sest,ion tilts year, the .for becretjervicc, , Wall 3 5,0001: .11.00!) ;: Upi)ClBl tlOn 'that as thuch . t uobi be wanted, forithis: in ( Le last, so that the Voce u:i,,,;11! I .)e made he should have' to PrOp(me ~: •11 of isiooot.---11 . then nioved tck;i4lutions : For the Chirgei of' i lie" 6%91- E4lifhlishinent of Upper Cilia 4 2— - • ' - -. 7,950 ci, , it For C:har i zes oftbe• same. kind for- hrova Scotia 2;9l's o"ei For New Ben ~.--.,-i.,swiLk - - . z„.4 Z o 2 . rai; for the Ilan of St. jollo, ." .. „ , , lkitrtr 0 o ,)1 i For Cape Ilea on - ' •- 957' it i for . Newfouridh rt d .: u i, ~ , ',. 7 . . ''. 3srP4t Z,. f., For the Bahama Islands . - - ... 44 ° R,--2 5 3 . °5t. For, the Bertiitidai' • "'' - ' '• ' 361. I- , For Dominive -.. .. - ... 4" :', ' i •00 6 t: For. New South. Wales - .. , ,:, r• 7,44 . , 9.. . o', For the SulielititendaficeVrAllins - 7,6z0 0 Fbr Extraordinary Expences relating , to the Coin ?„.276 18 k Yor. maintaidiiiii,(aakYAciiikNolliv. ..., •.'. . •.. 31'1.07 -b'-5' For printing )01104 ,s arstllistkPkttinCV-ioteje -,., ' ' 1 &c. of the IltudetiT'CDrilniblis' t' w t 0,066 'a 0 1 For Militat)4 Roadgjliiidgfai isk. -in' Noft h '.• .'::‘ '''' ''. l 'l Britain, .;.,.,,.. r+:.:,: , 7.1. k • .:, ; ~ ~.e J.i' it9OQ=A o '. For discharguig sis§ Probabli Alnqtint Qc . i..h,' . , - * A on account ofNeVir.Sotitli Vales ' .. tfiaki, O' 0 . - For 'Ex pence 4 :of. the4s!uriiiiiiiloner4 ;ilnztfura. • -.or; te- !. ' 7th Article-pf,tl4 , AnlVOn Trea.tXt 81 c ,- .:305,5,° '-f i:' ° A . FOT 1112kifigiobd yqtr.S Oa Apdieioeti Ai 'Par- - „,..„ Lenient . '..: •.: ~`• ';'-i.",',. t.i ; -, il.t. ~:, -•-• iii 83 1 . 3 . - 3 For the Retisc,althc. igiortitiog "Ch V nd". 7 '' ' '''''''l- LaitY of trance attOgitriir Loyalis ~..: ' 2,41.,a;h1 ; T 1: , , , ,, , P. For Secret vitn c e, ...‘,- r,—z - - - , i t s o co 6 , , '.4. For AdilitidmiiNflifivitnee to'siYrkthipleAst , ...I - 7 , . f . :::' :i. , I P .., Pu h.licA ) 46m.i'd ;i, •,,1. - - ~.., the" 2,4 8 4; 1 6 .:,..!. pr, r.xpe nec ., i nrc i cji thr,,,,, 4 . 11 Tor 1 4, trnprovuo i repa t lior P pf'L on - .- _- a.s3 11 1 For h xpendti 6t-104ctouint •tigte nditl td'the - 7'... • journ4isoriytkp 41*VAS 9?, ..14 , 4... : .-. . - . .16 : i 6..0 For clischar4pg, 2Fil e clACtii Qll p4S..iitlg • s ee .. r t Ain 'r . Pubhe Acimun'ts - ' '- " ' - - - ..liSclo 0 6" For txlit;nce of tik , l'arrpiment (IR - we - -.! 394 ,4 $ ,4e For paying-rt,iinjii!l dr.,ypeet.a....:(:outit.of. • .., . .... • New , Sonth Wakes . - -. ..- - 6 '17 0 0. 1 '. 3 S It or pa'ing ecitahi •other - Anis-vOlich4iiictiiy.i.., ~. , . due trout New South Wales -.- - ' ?Olt to 4 To Artiticgr:s empioylt in varidu*Pv°l4("44) • . the Ilousetiof traitialitent ' . - tor ExpenceA of CommisiiOners-)Nijaril4;; into the State of 04)111 Rath Fic.4,ts Prison ; , ' *'or Nletlidife3 pcilt to N.ov South-Wales iekko p b • P94‘ !For Discount On prompt, payineht of Loans, - • Lottery, • --•- t 7 7 ,135. i 3 t For making good Advancesj 1,:c..0f the Bank. '17, 5 a 'l4 - 7 For extra troubie in making gut Exchequer • • Buis, Je.c.• - ' - tooo' p For SalarieS;&e. to Officers for th e Na tional _ Debt, &C. . . ' §O3 14 , .6 To American Claims, &c. • - 132 ,3 _6 To the Board of Apiculture 3000 o 0. To the Veterinary College - 13ao a o Fqr•repairin_g, &c. British Forts and Settlergents on tild:Cd:isliTrAfrica'' - •• • . zo,oco. o 0 • Then followed. Resolutions. kr - the Pay and Clothing of t j he Militia, and tor allowances to Skibdtem "(hikers, time of Peace. ?en' defraYing Charges of Field • Officers for • !Ireland - . 7,0/ 6 3 .'r The ReSolutions were all voted, and the house being resumed,' :the • Report was • or Jered Ile_ c4iVid on 'Monday, to which 'day the: further Supply aid Ways and Means wer . e . delerred..... • • •• • The Bill for importing Rice, $; c. into =l reland, Was reported, and ordered to be ingrossed,itid read . ailtird time on Monday, if then ingrossed. " CtittßY moved, I .‘ That the Ad of the 4.oth - of Hs present -Majesty ; for regulating *the Trade with din Golorties; &c. be read,"- which it was, pro firma; , He'thEn gave notice, that he should move 'to refey to a Conimittee of the whole House, to con sider so much of that Al relates to. the Duty on • ' , tops imported into Irelaild. - • • bait' past six o!clOtk : the House 'ailjaarned to . 'Monday nett: t.• T .H E .S N • • tilintat AVItikAT • .:,LO ND ON; A pvl L 25, , A Vessel arrived at Plymouth on Thursilily last from Naples, piused the. Squadron of Sir loptt WARILTN on'-the 6th ult. 'vrhich was then c ru iki n, off Naples. . • • • The liambuqb Mail of WednesdaW-stilfl mains due.. 3 ' *, , His yesteay rode out on norsetmili, accompanied by the Attendants in Wititin,; aid Uts Equerries. . The ROYAL FAMILY are expeaed to 6ve Town in the coUtse of next week for Weywiuth. T.hil'being the Birth-day t*f the PRlpac ESS MARY, "hp entered 'into the 245th year 'of her age, the ROYAL FAstt L'y were 'complimented 't)y ,the No bility at Kew Palace. • A Priq Council was yestelday held at White. ball, for the purpose of examining the•yersans, talc'en ,into.cturOdy for seditious . pradices. Counr.,\Voitplizow arrived in town on I'hur,(l,l) , . .N en he Ostensibly restunes his. , Ambassado r at our Ciurt, :Lord Sr.. HE L,EN. - 3 it said, will repair in the satneCap'acitrtoPetersburgh. The Earl of Rossi. N 3 we art: harpy to perceive, enjoys :suf4cient health to give his .useful. set. Niqt.e Secret Committee of the flOtt.e of Lords, ui 'it' ilo he is Mt rrih , :.r. • tltiabe hope of keomniodation with Bo NA . rART r stems mori: Out more to lessen, as the terms upon he'seeini.nilling to admit the iiia or Pacifi. ,v l tinit mine . to be known. ' Such at least is , the CO . ii • lit.e.ttithi Of., chOst.... ^ WhO may he stcpposa to know ' ocietking . Of the suhpd. ' f s or our own p a r t , wc '4)4td: elitertaikeilie -hope t r irai the moderat4in cat . airt-Goyernipent mtghrhatre - int.urcet. such an e. , ,p.;.:, t riticin as rnilhr have 'led` to'' Peace ; imli we . 11,i tine l,eir ..,lii)t,•,.,sve fear, truly aiiirreciate.l th',.... iiiOrditi,:te .1:11- •bitiou of our 'Enemy. -•. • . . 4 . .., . i'• 1 .' :"-Mr..NELSO74,I..ie br other. of Lnr4NE Lsolv,,wilo • • ..•- I, tried'i•estirtttlinorning, was upon . the, point ofj,!.:. . . ,: c iiii Ins frPiU ilie j ..t Co.! ,anci-Jiticiality of Minit ter!i, fiiiiLifipoiii'tient suitable ii his iiear.consanguAni t}'„ • • {ache tlEto or , .r.iit .. - .NI 1.X 4 and I)i,i own individual nacrit; : .fie,iv.v. aboar._ tp, be appointed . a Cpinali. ' ; .icy.eer of "ihe' C ‘ us'rocils or . .1 . 1% , ci3e i: till ik..-y,aof4ll.cy V l oulii haVe' havi•ciesi a c,:tliC '?.•itvy. Bo' ar 4 s ,.,q k milicji he woultf:die'n Lave bu - en rcrnoved.., c ,po ) ,lyal,, . ~ .. favourite aid - J . ( ler lnoiher t.) . i,',l,9x4F t i t ist..,. ; ,iit t pi,n 'ever_livedtnorctiulk,hqlov,cti,axo - irigfOsd l ilt, hisfriend;:antl te.quaintancc, : aaa(t none ev,ermrfiett . to the gr.iyu a inure. siocerf.aLikt, rencler, regret. RICtORD:MANWERS is ciOekci Lord Mayor of, Aul)tio,3lnd,Aftcssrs..A.• -P. it and N. G RA N,EN, sl4erifl4 to 4bryear ensuing. • One hundred .Thatikand "quarters .fettlit• sorts, have been put:chased in Prtiiiia . , 'anti. '5114)1)M/for Ilt!glettl& IN» tiick, '') lelving, and Koenigsberg. littmediateiy. .• • Thursday Jili-tN Wi t y, E'sq. aid the lion. Gr.°. KF N N, eldest son ofLor s l htN ON, were sworn admitted in the Court of King's Be4ch, .to the (tide of csitor Bre-wiu.rt rt urdr,un of that Court 4 lbirtheir liv.es And the suevivor, Mr. \V Ay having ViirreAdertel'his grant to e.nable Lord kEN' YoN to insert his present eldest son in'the room of his late eldest son, LLUYD KENYON / Whci died last - Witmer . . THE Titli d itßr„-- - --"rhe new Opera - of The Biixd Girl . was repeated la: t nikla at co vetti.Oarden Theatre. It it, so touch curtailed, that the.. repre. . sentation was shorter by an h u n t '. Nothing esse». 'tial wlzts omitted, ihe Piece has been compressed with .so. Much judgin:nit, that it went off with smartness and spirit tliroughOut. 'The Atithai, has :obOioUsly tined :rather to 14:Ise the Public oti this lic4in, Than the nicer Cricicim Atte . , e:Di- , -• . Picee‘vill'prdbably be .more popuiar stA t f44 • t than estittiable in the 1 0 Closet., -• 7/3 •.: • -• . . ; -!; t 4lsilic After the Opera,. the Entertainment ciar,/fi g tfili . i!fltir- was presenteki, With a .ixtrticitheirelettoiree - , ; to ; •.lhe. late spkattlid . Vit4ory. It is. Oeetilas to Nay; ..that :t Piece, which, like this, addresses -.4§41f .to the strongest, emotions that cm. glow in the bosom. of Englishmen-:emotions. of gratitude to cirJ b&re tillers; ivas . recc ved with.•th mos t tuttkoodsed. applause. „Calculated at..all times to pip...its , ' its" eireit- is irresistible at the present. ma., : 41 mat,, This e 66 rrivtf to the litniostriteh,. ` i b extcemely well desigp'ed and, siflkingrepre..: senTato n •Of't11•:. (.16trui!iiun of the . Danish fleci. • - ' • J .. • .. . , , I . v .. 4. , ,f71 t 4 ),, ,, , - ' "'• Of' -;,,,,," . . . • • ii.; -'Nr • .... N lir' I L (,'--- - ... .' . Isr Egi S i ... , - z to , a.. 4 .....1, r t yi: r' t e.. - - - •%4.,..5...; k r... , .- .• • , ....-"^- - 4.4 7* IVv!illi f;orfi iliirit . telag;, iavartgiiiirldrioutiv, ~.- Sal mili torte datum. , PLY 310di'1f, Artzt 13. AtitivEO the Schooner Eclipse, or Jersey, NOEL, from Naples, laden' with biandy, oil, &c. hound, to jersey. On the . 6EII ult. passed the Aqua.. drop of Rear-Admiral Sir J.,13. WAitR EN, cruizing ofr Sardinia, consisting' of Eighr , ail of the Line. The Intend; a . r . ,s -ship anti . Bfrii hqy: werq, after their capiure, bunk by oral. Of Admiral lIAILM E. • ••, ' PORTSMOUTH, AraiL 24.. ARRIVED La Lo;,.e Fiivata • frctp a Cruize Havre, . • .Sailed His . Majesty's.Shili Racoon, on :t Cruize. Came iyito - Harbbar, the Nerby Y.41;1110 . U771, .APRIL ~ • ARRIVED 'His ,Majesty'q,. Ship hi:, from the Baltic : she parted company with the.Mwtarch and. Ifoltte;n, offthe Noe of Norway`::" Ms? arrived the Dride Cutter from 'a Cruize. 4 SiIEERNESS, APRIL 24 ; 'r i ffs ity sailed His Majesty".s' Ship Asia, of gtms, Pain. DA wsow, :for Yarmouth.. Arrgyetithe. Bittern: Sloop of War, Captilrfrott. 'has' taken the COnunapd of I-Es:Majesty's s',f,l,g4t,e t. iM itydra, of .44. guns, at-thisTott. !. :t4 s-.' The Trimeer Fire-brig Port ? was this day paid oft: fbE AL, APRIL .. - His Majesty ri Ship lanviard came in this anorn: ing from Portsmouth ;, the Avacrean Armed Brig.from a" Cruize, and ronain with theas;equel, Cantiet Sloop ) Qum/ and / I ,n A; (2,(!) Cutters. E R 24, . . A Flag of Truce sailed this morning .at seven o'clipck . for..Calaisi with Mr.•MINILET the I* . 'ssin.: I,r, ,tai DiSi)atches . :: "Fhele has not been afiy: tiyal:frotuthcocc to d4y., .r. . THREE QUARTERS PAST SIX, P. M. The*Flai of Truce which sailed 'this morning, is just now seen coining from cai,iis and is .ek po.:led to bring two or three. days Papers. Two Oirtcers arrived in 'Trion :Oesterday with Di ipatehes• froin Adrni.rat'Lord Krt'r . it thid Sir R. RC ROA! B Y One .of them..lirouglit- -the official confirm a tion. of the Caisture-of, the. French' Fri g to L: 41.'),-ic . e.4;ito , i of • 44. • guns, by- - the Thrbe, of 36 guns, .connuended by Ca pt.. BA 111.0 W e.litie"•: hat{ sa ilea, from • I'otii4D in 'C9lllpallk;w ith .Rekenreir, which succeeded in escaping the vigilance, of our cruizers,' and etitered thU port i•t* Aiexandaa on: the 2d 'of - March. The ti9l} between .1." Africeive and. P babe wa.S fought . greitt spirit for nesoly, two , hours, and the French shipdid not hauldOwn her Colours until she had sivfeet water in her ,huld.- She 'had on board three hundred picketifiTrooo,lAnteritted to rein. fore, the Army. of it glopr, with.numeroitketands of 'Arms, stores,. and Alconti,lerahleinatititylif aminu.;- nition, Of ‘vltich MiexotesiAtilny6.is' sttrt&t. to • be' :much in w.mr. .ThedrtlsE atiir. ittc ci in thel'tngagc..' ,pl6lt by t h e ,French Frigate surpassts.any thing Of 410 kind during the. present Contest it ..4onslsted toolgilled. and x134. -. wounded. The rho' Ae.:hati but :one man killed. .A single shot from ouCtihip carried off th,rel Surgeons belonging, to the Enemy; The great-loss - of. La 4frierrine 'mitth to be atiributpd to, -.the skill. with which tow nip:Ted. the Plxorl4, as to the numb( rs with. which the decks of the binemy's vessel iverecrowd. cd,,E • Thest Officers bring no, intelligetieekfrom,Lord, KEITH otrid Sir RA I. Pll ALI ER Citl . l!.i so lace as ,what ,v 4 have received throueti France. Sir Di PAri.i Ea r it is 'o6id, will .shortly re turn Aol4gland it) whio st - a. trust, Lord Nt.sort will, he invested with the Chief .Command in the Ethic. • The 13a1tic Fleet ill , receive a very material re inforcenlent, by the. Division under thy Command of Rear-Admiral Torrv, %Oath sailed rrom Yar.: mouth the beginning of this week., With whatever. force. the Conqueror at'Co . peßhagen is. entrusted, .we are sure he will use it for the hunoor and advantage of hi, Country. s , ' ' . • • Mt. SoMtuir the art/wed author of 77:1;e1I end. .Agner, the:Tragedy itiitif,eviiim at' I)rury Line Theatre, has d'atimptiatietithiimieitti by nn ble Peen) on , theeveiltrairstortiblotitttlo of ktie Nile, a subjeCt of-exultationito .ail'- ° titte: Englishmen of Whatever Party inpolitibss.4 The Fiero of the Nny , Opera; who oleratel upon 114 . .kies) is supposed to be broughtforward in colt. pliment to.a G'entieman, , ,whose skill in that way cvgti 4urpienes his' convivial and literary rtwers. • Vir.•l4.:NG, 'of Drury , Lane Thciffre, about, it is said, ro give a-seconti. edition of ". Ins Peep he. itiod the Curtain?' What he may , do with the Managers we know.not, .hut as a Write , - we have no .doubt of..4is :giving all his .Brother-DratnatiSts of mgdeta ddys " she go by. :titre iiIPaPP, .:r ,t- CO*? OF i4G's M£KCH, aiaay, AiR iL 24 Mr. SCOTT ritoircd for Itave to file a criminal in. fortnation against T. Aria, the Keeper of the Cold. 'Bath-Fields rrison, on the affida v it of one 1. ! Heron, iinputing to Aris a great deal' of inhunianit)i .towards Heron, while he was under his care fur sate ceindy, but of which there should be nu detail, as the evidence is ex pat'te, • Lord Kt:omm , took occasion to state, 'that he had received a Newspaper called the zlibicrt, 'which de. , faired the circumstances of this Case, true or false, he did not know, bui it was a great Misdemeanour in whoever sent him that Paper, because it was an attempt to influence a Jud ge i n t he A ministration of justice, if the case was as had becn stated ; it requirtki serious attention, however, and the Court would grant the Information mot Unct4stionably ;Anti the other party must be heard first; But as this was, stated to have taken puce in the Court ought not to interfere, bur leave the. party to hii Indictment, unless he st.ote positively that this was the first opportunity he had of coming with his complaint to ,the Court If that was not clear on way or the Other, the better way would be, for Mr. SCOTT not to take the „Rule now, but to wait until to-morrow ; which.he said he would. The ATTORNEY.G.ENRRAL said, that a Petition to the same effea as this Affidavit, was presented to the House of.Commov a few days ago, and the main objeff of k was defeated by eiearinx.ittheGat !cry. The -Pt \vas not coniplied V ith,. cause it appeared the Party, if aggrieVed, had his retnedy before'a Jury. Lord Kr or; said, the House of Commons was apt to do that which was right, and no doubt did so in this ewe; which however, unexplained; was a very bad one. .PUBLIC QFFICE, BOW -STREET. tORTUNE TELLtRS• THUItSDA' evening Elizabeth Borrielp. 3 othtr. wise Bee, Was brought in custody , by Townsend, who apprehended her the same evening at her rod. - s ings, in Stanhope -street, for fortune telling. Townsend produced a pair of old 'globes ; a slate, with some hieroglyphics rudely draWn upon it, and a number of papets, scrawled 'full of strange words and incoherent nonsense , together tvith two packs of dirty cards, the whole apparatus of the art. . . A woman proved paying the Prisoner is. 61.:t0 have her fortune told, and gave a very whimsic►►l account of her interview with the Sorcerers, an►i of the events that were to befal her hereafter. . . _ . The case being clearly made out, Mr. Foltz) ) without pretending to the crafty science, under took to determine her present devinv, which w;.s, that , she should ~be committed to the House of Cor. reetion, as a, Rogue And Vagabond, until the next Session.. Eliiabeth.Wattr and Sarah Roharts were charged With'a - SiMilar offence, at their lodgings, in Glay's_. inn -lane, which-being established,:they were both adjudged Rogues and yagalionds, and committed to the same prison. ' • Elizandb Eiti,:girald and- 77by Fitzgerald were brought in_the custody. of, Croker, one of the Ta. trate, who, apprehended them the same afternoOn, for uttering a bttd 'half-guinea at a chandler's shop in I'Ottellll4lll.COUrt.tolld, • Croketprorhiced some other countetleit money he, found on watching the Prisoners,, who wete therefore committed for trial. The .Riglit 1-tmourable the Loan CHANCELLOR, his appointed GEoRCE FOR STE . Esq, Barrister at Law, of the Inner Temple, a CommisSioner of Bankrupts. The journeymen Vheelwright4 have struck, and insist on their wages being raised froM 235. to z 65. which is aftet' the raze. of an additional 9d: oh each wheel. Yesterday, before NICHOLAS Bum), Esq. two petsong were convicted; on two itifortwitzoiss for seliingstraw short of weight, and . or ty in t h e in,,ide of the trusses ; and were acijodgea to forlcit is. each truss so deredil e, to ether ss•iiii ; co, ti.. The Siege of.Aere attraas inuch company to the Exhibition Room at the Lycem, itod the, co4rge.. mein of the pace tdiotted to the spedators, cntiteiy does away the 411e011 Ven knee experienced last year, tum tlk greAt press of visitorb ti,uriug the itniddic ,hours of the d.iy, Friday morning . att'affray'ltappened at some "persOns in Atormalley,.l . 3l,hopsgvat.stree t , Hat 'is said to have on in a dispute conterning lottery transaitions when a woman snatched up a knife which lay on the table, and wounded one of the men therewith in such a manner that although a Surgeon was- immediately sent fo r , no h o p es were tot,rtained pf 114 t r:covery. Saturday setnnight the *parish church of Shustock, in WarwickshiK, Was struck by lightning, m'hich came with , a-violent storm of hail and snow. The lightning felt oh the top of the steeple, One of the walls of whicivit.litis crushed, and forced out some large stones ; , then passed through the roof into ' the body of the!chureh, broke the gieatest part of the glass in the iwindows, 'went out in t westerly direCtion, and At the digtance of a mile and a half ,from the church, stripped , the hark froin a large slat in a field adjoining the dwelling-house of E Croxall, Esq. - • Yesterday &stair' `ttfDrath ryas pronoupeed, the Old Bailey; o'n the,.folloi4i* twenty-One Pri., sonera, convicted of capital felonies in the course cf the Assion, vi;. Thows James Pearce, John liconiker,. Joseph Fossett, Wm. Thornhtieri, Anne' Moore, William Wiaters„. sen. Wm. Withers jun. Rich ar d P reston , „Tallies Drake, Rob er t C r if : fithS, Tho Mas Hopkins,:Sust!nnah Gordon, Ann Mall, - Francis Barnes; Sarah Lester, John Titryard, James Bolt, Thoinas Burrell, John Workett, and John Lennard.---One was sentenced to Pourton Years, and thirry.ftve ConviCts to Sevca Years Transportatipx,-:—:The remaining Priioncrs judgcd to les r inmislitncnts, which concluded Of business of the Session.