The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-04 00:00:00

I *MA ,n6W. alnOdnfea,So' f what mold he saved on these two . Were Managed, ag.the•Fttntl for paying the 13ebts of: She Ps i NC 8 of ,WAL ES wStimanaged, he,had no doubt but there would not exist much 'necessity For apply.' ing to . Parliament for that purpose. • He could not admit .theargument .thss was.-so often ,urged, of, the Hereditary Revenue - being now superior to..the Civil ' Establishment; at the time Ht S MAJEStY ex. • changed it fora fixed Sum, it certainly was not su... prior, nor was it eqUal to what was given "as a com- • mutation' for it : the contrati, hOwever, was perfeEl 7 , ly liberal and fair bn t ween His MAP si-v.and Portia. tnent, and.he thought it',vas better. not,to allude to it so ofteft as had • bein done.. ••• • .* = Mr. Rost replied to the Hon.• Gentleman, and stewed the absolute necessit y Ofanlncreased . allow. = ince. to support the Monarchy in the sftuation it had '-filwayt held in the State: Mr: CALCR AFT 2'4 Mr. W. SNITTH., made each -a few observations on ilk particular items of the ex- Avnces of - the Civil List. Mr. ADDINGTON said, that in .point of fan, • be himself had given notice of a similar proposition to Parliament, whiCh 'he would have made' on ' the 7th of May, if it hid not been for circumstance , ' to which it was unr4ets"sary - to allude ; he felt fully Convinced that Parliament should corn; to the relief, of the establiihinen t of the Civil List. The CHANCEL.LO Rol tht EXCHEQUER said, It was oWing to those circumstances that it was hot i n • liiii: lo Wtr to hriog forward the : prOtintttfop sooner t Wlts • necessary fpi him previouily bestow t he st mo serious consideration .on it;: he however, 134VC thought himself inexcusable If lie had let..heSesSion pas, over without bringing it fo rwa rd. As to the ii;sjeaion that had been, made ,the Ati)ount 9 1th e O c ca,Onnal Payments t ihould 'fat"e Gpiflemen.would. lay. theit:handg upon what part.of tio‘e.Oce sis io na l Payments they..thpuet i'lccessive,- Rind point out -the.-rettenchments' : they wished to toske. • , The Resolutions • werelheu'read and agreed t 9, tif which the. principal were, • . -; - To the purpose of dilPharging IVA; 4 the ••• • -Civil List- - - - - ,C.5 1 M60 Poi the An nua l I ncome of the Civil Lit • 6e.,06.0 Pet the IncteabCiti the Naval .Prvparations, w 312,06_ After all the Resolutions bad been read„ $ was ordered tote brought.in, pursuant Cu* the sa i d Resolution s . • • CORN TRADE, After some nb serv . ations from Lord Aacift.t4to 144 M. 1 1..'f0N., Mr. PArreso'N, !Or. :Wt...r.rxx,„" and • Mr• Molest ts, itwas movcd that the itepnrt should be re.,commirted. Mr. jEFFEß?objeeleci•to making' 64 ibillings the price which was necessarily. to regulate: !he•lni. portatton. .The p t csent price of Corn, which was fifty-two shillings, soas, , he thonght, too low tutgive. sufficient encouragenient to the''lnicr'cat; .but, rhought, Sixty-three ivas rob 1110 f or the Poor to hay s . • He - wished, therefore, that fitty.:slx or iiftY...eight shillings should' be the price pt which importation was to be allowed. Alr. MORRISdid not consider it fair to tal:e the price of Corn for the lour monilis„is Ave., tage price. Sixty-two sliillings .. to;;•nearet. late price of the last I: y car'q, tol"ce.t osols,c;:d4v , 30 siiere.e.)cpended 'inAto Last 12 y 1.16. foreign Whett, nor did lie thiPirtiliit;4V:rloll66nl Jiave prevented t h at necestYti, Alr. 11 ENt.YLASCE1-L:§B,;4lb.etvtd, thAt. the .. 01 , jc.61 bf both, Alt9sek who Were . v or,. 0f1k.1541 , ;nod those who were against it, was the'9rue`i that Objed Wiks to set the prise . of.c;:o . ril-ors , alie - oper-• and productive feetilig.• "1 hbge who Were; in favour of the Bill, Wished . to prevent that! _price,' which — arose in conscgocacc . cif cl'notit r 4% being eVeiy;');e4r . n . .in.)4) . 4,..) . 1114Fiiiin .1t• ahle,to export,itior44l4o,yearsi 50 ASi tOrlie but a'amill , defieiency-in years of scarcity: lie,v.beslv stated . the'prl ecs a t w hi c h C or n w as prohibited tabei exported in 2 thiJeign of CIIARI,IIS 11, when its ,price was much. the same as the;present price'; IvlicreasCorn, like all. pther thing's, cluah; , to very, its exPyrt .accetdiog to the varittioni 'money at' different.perinds of time. He , OU,pclUpd by exii:Ossing ,:t Lite 11111,' „. t ., • • Tbe Bill •re `contenired. In the was: rhea - • , • 4 mute r ,,, 1 k,,-, 10 ,4 4 ,,p1.ce on the differint Clauses.. Severn ' Anientinients Were matte;`• [jut • • none a them 340r r e of any 'Confieouertce. I i•- Mr. PA TTesteita : contendetl,'' that . rht~ jr'st t' below which Barley iiitouid,i be , atio:Wel , to. be, exptTao, ought" to he 2.1),' insitad of 28s, as in the-.Bill,,and was abnut-'”)..divirke. theA-Icrtise upon its, but, aitit., Arards witi,dreW hii objeklion. • ' , .7'. 'Mr. 14 ) ,,c rt.viis,,,the.Citairinsn, 'report.eil prb 7 gress, . The 1-I....stp.e..r(sUrned, ittid the .0,1)1111'14e was ordered to probeed .farthe r ire business • Vioirov;. - • IitIOWDDITI.OI44I 'FORCE. • Sir EVAN. d of - EAU inoye ccinniutment t he Irish AdditiOnfri Force Bill. Mr. jAMit STE W A R T had t his, no objeetion . t 9 provided the Bill: should be,printed w i t h t h e 'Aiwa:. ;Dents, and then: reenmmii (ed. Ctinseot Mr. F OSTER. i ntimated ' his . . • The BilbWas then - ,conunit te d ; ' an d o n • t i le , coo. lionfor teceiving the Report, - sir inus-NE w pupa. stated several objeelinns: to the Bill, one of which was, that in thii,Bill the pro 4isi" "lathe' to the Supplementary Militia were not regulated as in the English Additional Force. • Another objeelion was, the raising of. the pe. .nalties by means of the Grand jer and a third oh. jeCtion .svgs, that th e 'F ax was to y;. be raised by the acre; a mode which was very unequal and oppressive to the peasantry, as different acres must of courie be different in their . vAte. ii „Mr. PosTms replied to the ebjeeLont t h e non. &react', that raising the .Tax by Ass e ssments andthe Grand jury was , t h e mo d e a lways' pursued, w e the common law of the Country ever since Ireland was a kin g dom. Sir . - • . JOHN NILWI,OkT explained.' - • The Report was i hen „rectived, and the farther consideration Of it fixed for Thursday. The Eotninitmentof 'Lurd 16 Family. Provi s i on Adiuumsa B ill was voirpOned till tom orrow.--- LONDON, JULY 4,' 1804,, Tx E second reading of the Bill for theltbolition of the Slave Trade, in the House. of tordti; war 14.ir . • night put . o ff ; on the motion of - Lord HAwKrSil U LYs .for three . months . ;. the Bill' therefore is. lest ,:for the present. The grounds upon which' the Noble ttird Made. thelViotiOn were, the very greatlmOof. taftce of thf (Notion, .the,number of persons whohe interests and propeety•.were involved init, and ale ~mpossitiliiry; at so Tate a period of the Session, of . • C . aies of the numerous Petitioners,, Another Billyill, it. is supposed,.befnovedfor.early next Session. • :-.• - • • • THE EMP titalt - OfiUSS I A has issue& an Ukase, . Which' w,4s putAhe(l'in the G.azette, of last night s containing some .new Regulations respeeting 'the entrance of Foreigners into his. poniinioils, or . 'persons corninv fruits ;-Foreign . Cotintries. They . ; are to be pr4vitied with Passports froM tt~c Russian 'Ambassador or' Agent in .tlie . COtiiitt'y from wliich , they.co . u4e t:lere i< nti Ambassador or Agent, iron) .1 he Chief , IVLaistr i ate of -theplace Ti►l -nr s • gtnera), • and exte'ntis equally tp all European • THE Moniteur, sve find, ha*" thought proper to deny Cult Mr. LI v pi"GiTott ,w,; : kchatgect With any • propositions from the French G.)vernment to the, Biitisit Ministry, :but, with its usual - artifice and falsehood, it dbserves, .that th e - English G o i er „. ment mi B ht. receive . trom Any other travelle r the information . which. i t pretended has - . been obtained from Mr. LrvifstosTuit.'• When did the English Government pretend to li.tve' obtained any informe• qnn on this. head ,frgil MC. LIVINI3T011? •The Puhlic Printi,- indeed, were'fnll trf rumours on this . , subj.-ef, as well as of prtiintind siteculations- in'cOnse. (pence of it, and. these rumours, and speculasions . . were strengthened by the , visit- of -Metisrs. Fox and GRAY' to' Mr'. PITT; but the English ;Go vernment had nothing'. with such reports arid surmises ; • and, though lOW • Opposition Leaders thought • proper shew countenance In Mr, 1.1 v I NGIToN, hag ilitheral pre. •• jUilic'i:tion of thc c•inond of this Country with-re., 'tip Mr••pitAiii.,. that very reasnn, which intka .J. ek 1.1 Mr. Lily! NGsl:6 'to ' . cer.. taitt Party, ri:thl,:red it o rery,,,irnprobable that the tEalifri sh:7(.li;v ern inent would have given, an y encourageMent to such a *min, rritnith.:Piece o f QATosition,,wi t h its uiti.ll candour, audits usual O; hffs a 'porn pOus'art isle on. this yhread bare•ropic, and concludes with saying, that, 'l'll we .Ire not much deCeive:l, Mr..PITT will baivl for Peace srst,'.' When me. Put sees any prosped of PeacO, upon wise and linotivroble ternis, and not before,' .chit •he will be as eager fir it as thae vvhoset up ajac93iir hiv.) / against every measure n't:A4ssary, to.slefealthe vieiv,s,Of France, and m a i n .: Ta*jb the iatertat and homier of Great ,Britain. Monday afternoon Hlll MA;R , TY,' arcbmpanied {)y..0 1 e,-Di(rts . .of Ker),T and INCE-SS AMELIA, ,LOOk'4l9,44.ilingallrotieltichintlis.d ro llampton-Cou rt, :and the 'other PIt,INCESSIti 1 . 01. . IOWC I On 1.?%19, PhOctOns. , -Yesterday- noon a Cabinet Council -was- held in Downing.street, "Which' - sat till oast four o'clock.' •Tlie.l.,ottri. , CrrAtteittiLoa, the CHANCE t.Ltlit of ilte ..EXCllEQtYlit;Dukeft of MoNTROSE and PORTLANii; Earls •CANSoEbt, WISTATORIAND, and.'ettATHAm) Lord CAST t,fl lIAO L:OR, AY , flAkltO'ivay, and'HANIUSUUS.Y, • were present. Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Russian Atubassa :dOi had'an intemiew with,LOrd HARILOWUY. • In'addition to the Reyal Charlour Yacht, 'which is to attend TIIEIg MAJES7IISIet Weymouth, the thivaia YaCht, at the Lower Hope, is or. • tiered to Deptford,. to he immediately fitted for the same purpose.• • Lientenant-Genetal \Nil, we- understand, • sue. 'ceeds Liauteninr-General - Lnrd IMOLGRAVE in the .Command-of the- Eastern-District ; Major-General Pit It?s has received orders to take the Command of a Brigade in London, and will be succeeded at Hull by Major.beneral Fez° oso The Middlesex Scrutiny was eXpeeted,, to' tett* nate this. day. The numbers run very close. ' MAINW . AB.ING had a majority yesterday -of about , Petitions complaining of bribery are, bow. ever., still to be decided 'upon;. and, the... general Opinion is, that there will be a new EleCtion. Orders were received on Sunday at Plymouth, to insist in the Royal Marine Corps there, any Swiss Sallors'or Soldiera'who may have been pressed into - . the French .service, or detained as French Prisoners On 'Ward the Prison Ships here, Several s w i ss , on the news being sent on board, cheerfully entered ; t hey were fine young men, and ,execeated their un natural fraternization with the Great Nation. • i . Yesterday the , LORD s twAYgit. oraerea tue price of Bread to continue at 8 jd, the Qur'an Loaf of MouiChaid. ATIPIL Af'E&S." YAlUditiUttij JUL. t j . .-"The,CCitS, ' LAWS, at.. rived here yesterday - from Christiana, which plate ; she left on the z6th ult. in company with the Diana, BA 10..117, bound .to Chester;, and parted company with her. on the coast of Norway the next day. I.l)SYlCf!tbe rape:, Ntcnor,s, and Anne, G Attu ED, at Christiana,. both of whom expe . fled to sail the following: dad. The': Ceres was .boarded :by the Umicoris - Vtigate on Sdturday night last; about nine : .`leagues frotti the • . DEAL, JULY 3.---Arrived the Parago 'and Scel.' tre Armed Ships, from the Humber. ' • ,Bailrd the Mariver Gun:brig, on a Cruize off • • • Ottgad ; and Archer, on o Cruize of? Calais. , • to•th4 Viownt:--Nionarch, Utrecht, Veteran, Inflexible, Nrirgiriie, Castor,: Tartarus,. Zebra, raratfori and Sceptre Armed Ships, with qie*Defericd Arintd Ships .anti • perts arper fast. - • The ft llowiit ii a copy •Or the, order of battle of the whole Fleet triier the,chiec comta,mi of M. tniral CdRNWALLTS, 'wriicie 3t the yk.dniirskty in toe' beginnitleof' last' Blond% Vessels h:tsc, since the date of thii . ordcr, yeturti44 to port, . - arui (fibers Joiliec) the ' Fleet in thi..ir Once!. No material a4mition lids 'if the same cv,v. ut red . wish reipeit to the, nuthber and'iva foice of the Fleet -"• ""'" • • Stitt*. CUN., , COMMANuEn3. Fourtroiant - - 1' , , t ` e l f ' A d n4jr4l Sir I' (Tares. • ( .:41n. Ptigtt. • ' , .M . 90 tagu, ... .. . ..‘ 74 -- 0 tw,ay. . it erase .: ''i -. 74 '-:-.... L e gge, .., ... ~Vilottisor Castic , .. :98. ..-- GOO 4. • . Thundtrer, - • . - .74 - - 7—. 1 1e4 6 ) 111 . .. .T s,t o n ni j i o an se t i * -. ~....; ..- 1 8 12 0 , -- - ,- 'vice. . l Ae r d v n i l s i. .ol Sir C. Cotton. . Capt. Todd. . Malta .r. -. !° --- m Bllli T' Irnpetuut • - .o. —art.n. Prince Royal . 0 ,98 Sawyer. , , Derianec • 0 , . 74 -- -----: I)4rhaln. .CENTRE. , ~s Vice. Adm. Sir R. Calder. Prince . of Wa_jcs ... ~ ' ? 74 _,crittlt s. 7 Capt. CWlrifig. Dragon Mars - - - - 74 -."-- DO I: . • . Terrible - - 74 ' - '7 - - Lord ll..Panlit. Hero. -' - .74 ---4 A. It. Gardner.. Spencer .- .. 74 -- it: Stopforti. .' Arlin. llon. tV. Cornwillig. Villa de Paris - tic,. Rear,Adin, Wm, Uun cipt. Gosselni: _ Conqueror . ... ' 1,1. , Pollew.. ' " ' QUeen • ~ - , 9 8 .—.Dixon. 7 . ~ . ... Goliath • . ' . . .i.; ,--- Brisbane... Diriadnought • .. ..' :98 Ll:R*4l4(ls; , ' (;iinges • - - ;7,4_ -- Fr4einantle.' ' Britannia - • Sittrar-Arcin),:.liarl Northesk. 2 - '"'" Caiir. bullet). ' . R EAR. Neptune . 98 C.tpt. Sir 'P:. Williams. 11Iajestic 7 4 --- Lord Beaucierk. Illustrious - 74 - 'Sir C. I4amilten. Prince Peorge . ---,-- Yerke. V iix-; din. in. c.Collirikwood. Venerable 7 4 ? (rapt: G. Iteynold4. Tetneraire - qS Harvey.-- ' Spartiate . . 7 4 . -..,-. Sir E. Leforev Bart. (.4.ilessus Seyrbour. Priace Gthrtall. Minotaur „:. 74 ; Marrifield. Northantberland - 74 fjskYitra• . , • • , 0 ' bear-Admiral DOME TT 1, who has, been some t:me eling • - as first Captain to Adiniral co eN w A r.. 1.15, ,oir Br:est, is 61% 1 g -red, to lini , ,i 1 - iis ti3g on 40aril li/F. AnteNe, of 5o guns; ofTPsOtid, - athi is to haye , 111. 7 ., , , , ,isle ~.. • commitou 01 zgitips crl` that station. • .11); a Letter - ,frnin lfrarili.a:.(ll,, July 2,1, we learn fliat ibe - ..iffr, 7 .'"ai.e,' of .13 gtll: , , i.::r r. I'vt, Nli Y t lO' i wit arciyed in the 1:IA5. 1tt., 1 9 it ' i 7 Wee,keC,t4ie oil: IteNtietsloys. "ILI ..grica;ilei a c tlay:i i1g0,.. was reihkeeir 'fo sicat :listfrqs for Water •an.l prlii. iliirti, bavirtty'Qnty cm; sinial 0:::, 1 .: of water, ;31 ,, A, no lircaci; I.,o(Iily a* breie ...,c tv *JO 0fi.f...,!•; 11.;',.•:.•to reach Adv.lr.ll - 7.tioßrtakoucit'•• 1 , 1,!..., w,i‘.:te thy,9l,ltaiittri a s').pli,V groin- tll4- 4,.. 411 ii."t A ` 1 ""Vil '.' On: jrll'.,l4ty evrnirit t Atic 4: i 1',..;0 47 r, left our "feNci Fleet . 'all ' w ,t 1 I, - toi)ls.tis le oil . ' I,e kJ ;* . ail c f the ritie, * • ~-141. r. stlree,Fr,igett•l•i, roll:- o,: i. n 4) , , ttitters. LAph,b M AcK 1 ,5 c .i. ,f, • 'rf die t, lll:;w:o l l::.niit t .. ! ti . ,li. It sit i! .t4e coin ta ti. 3 t . the '.Scit(iitiit :iff Ile'iver, dt,tird. . Cfpt . MAN Li Y's libit thee.. e ' : a EXTRAe, r or A LETTER PRQ24 PORT G rottGri' . . - luta: 14.• ~' . , 4i • o n ,l'hur clay,''the i list Iribi.. the . T Air& :.S•.rath. ~ .:- glass, *Urquhart, and,D4res HatteliOli•of In verness,:•. shire Vitlunleer. Infiintrc;, 7 4bo.raVki and file, by or. ders:lof ihe.arl a. ~ .Mo i LA; eoutittAhret in.— matched into,Ftirt Geurgc, under the, command' of the Holt: ColOncl F*.a.+Lis,. of Lovat, were - they• remain on yeruailent, Okity, for a . month'.. They are•allowed to he a very ,fine.budy of yowl Intel. aod it is but ju)tioe tp,tuelititm, th4t.huwcver ih i conv'enient fur themselve's or ; h eir It mploycri, .to be at the distance:of from 30. to .40 Miles 'froto4beir • private concerns, they .must chevi fully cititias ,for: ward, for, on being. Mustered in the Garriipo, -,the sick only wire absent—a proud specitnen of„the:zeol • of elf, ranks to toect the ii.ctuics of !heir, kiog,•and Cowry."' , • . . ' , ... r-. .. , • ' • • Saturday, the . chesti of Dollars taken in the,three Chasse4ruttees off the. Coast of France by the 1 lix ,Schooner, Lieut. ,lio trittil a, were landed ot Plyanooths and p . ut into a'waggOn, under an escort, t o be for, warded to the Bank of Engand; as builioa. The dollars were .secreted under a .quantity,. r .f . India / corn in each 'Chasse-tnaree, with which . they were 'laden in bulk.... . . • • Lady SALusausvir, v he died a few: days•since.at her hOuse in liarloy.street-, has bequeathed to Sir THOMAS SA LUSSUR Y, her nephew, 3c , ,0cca1." and to Mr. SALusikURY (the younger brotlwr to Sir Taomat),. the .bulk of.her fortune,' estimated at upwards of 200,0004 Mairied ar Millhead, Dumft ies liirr, Pont ri T CAhlr BELL, Esq. Major in the 18th'Foot, to Miss BARBARA Dot/CLAS f•wrtil 4atigliter of the deceased joint Migueoo, Esq. On Wednesday last • at Sudbury, in Suffolk, after a lingering illness, which r,he blue with eXeltt. plary patience and restgnatton Nfts..STRUTT, wife? of Wm. ST RUT; ,Es.q. of that place, much lamented ar a tender mother and affet - tionate friend. MAILs% • ' out.. ki4nibufgh . - - PRICE 01' STOCKS, THIS DAV AT I 'MELNIK criciticit. - - 56.(. 0111,11iUM - 4 Consol s T. FL. E., S U N, soLsid QUIS Diettl EALSeNt 4UDEAT ATR E. ILJ) mar k o t , A new TYTusiCalrbrama i two Aeli,WaS brought forward last night at this Theatre, under tile title of The Hater of the . • The scene of this drama lies in a part of lite Alps, 'between Savoy and the Valais. Feli.Z.; descended front a noble family, early in life Went to' India, and in. the Wont cif manhood return . s . with a good fortune his elder brother, Roaki, who reiided at TUrin, falls into decay . , and had become a wanderer and a fugitive. Felix having purchase.l an estate near the Alps, engages in a huntihg,party, and loses himself in a wood. He is found in - this situation Hunter tithe' Alps, who is in the utmoit distress, and who had left his Starving family in a desperate per. `suit of 'something to support them. The L'unier seeing Felix, alone, andl richly attired, first presents a pistol; and demands Ilic Money; but 'a sense claw ral principle in a ,moment checks him—he throws away 'the pistol in agony, and supplicates monep.. at first gives him a trifle, hut hearing he htia wifeand children, gives hint his .purse. Thr•Hunte,. rruslies'off, and leaves Mix agaih in the woodyla byririth,'from which he is 10 by' tbc children of the The Hunter to their . tattler's cottage. The friends, of Felix, apprehensive that he has been robbed and •mArdered, - mute The Hunter as the stispeeted col. sprit, having heard from the landlord, of whom toted had bean bought, that the former had - sheWn a purte,. whieti apparently. belonged to On' arriving , at tlw cottage,'The . fluetei, in - return rot the generosity of Felix, re'veals..' his ; tun*, aatl it appears that Kosiilvi . is the long-lost brusher of the lacier. 'rate moral or this little Drama U, 'that 'however-desperate a man may be in his 'situation,. he should rely upm Providence, and never avernpt , to relieve himself . bran unjast Fable is'eirpanded by the humours of an nld Steward, ral courtship,, and rural marriage. Tlie Piece h interesting altogether, and contains some noble and generous' sentiments, very well ex. p'r'essed, and some.pathetic incidents. .11 has a little of the - rom‘re of the German School, but is relieved . with more gaiety. The rash action of Rawly; is obviously taken irrim - Lovers row!. The Authur is said to be Mr. Pristorip,, jun, of faith. , The M usic is very, creditable to KkLLY. Some of the ntel;)dies are very pretty, and there is great, bo;dn.ess, and st s rength in the Chorusses. EL. LISTON, Cit4i.mtyrkt, art& Mrs. CI Sirs, tinguished themselvessin' the Aciing. The audience received the Niece very well, when it waS announced l'Or this tveCting. • • P4R/S, JuK 22. •, , GEORORS ) and all the rest, Who are sentenced to suffer tizath . .or imprisonment, .have taken the ad vantage of appealing from their respeEtive sentences, except . General. IVioxEysii and CliAlti,ts tie RI.; VI ERN, and thiir. ppeal i slia se been 15)dg0 with the Register of the Court. It probable, that those , who have received their pardon, have'deSistetl ran prosecuting...them, or wad to 4o it., .Ac.: cording to the prii4l‘.col the Court of A i pe , al, the power of • Wrtlulowinz .Appeals is eqd.tny , P. , ) , 8e4; Processi it ne,vervhclev, w ilt , nctprevent the intiges 'f is exatnining errors iinratd to the proceeklingh. GENUA 3 JUNK 7.--7A“.lording to a Letter fr , in Bologna, G neral CH.,sttviNrih. a., 'Chief of the Italian Artny, hatt passed:through that City, with cyo hundled .Hussars,' : On ftli. tyay . It„ln c , to . th e purpose of escorting the •Eloly Esifler to France, ihouid ltis Holkness' cortienc.to tindertAkt,' tht.. . 1.: CORN AXVII,4NOki . ~ Ti , To.D4Y, : tlierc.,is i m4),lliiis cpl#4, 0; ca,k, a 140, iiiiti ; putt. 4ottipigs.:. r 0.4 4 kicitsv,,,tl.)/1r viio;' . Railer 'rind , Malt -I,ell , 111 . 5her, , 19,, , 0rne li e ,6 s!litiplit'qf 'ere hitter, &aver • , than we 14r)le ; ) ..4,;,:ii" ? .i.,t, further, advance, as - .tiro,-Pease, , good Grey 'fetch 33:5. rgr quatter.;.. o.th arrive it, cpierikbli ilvpiAy i , with some I , reignargoes, And hate Timor..l4o/r s ilc ; Flotir is "exix:geti to-r.l.ie hi, ,liar;! titt# 'Attls:, tii'%lll at abutp last kveck't price; Wheat 32$ a 425 a , vs od Tick Beans . 18ira , j5s1 Fine ditto .. , 58s a 59s 6d Oats -- • Ho a , V2il 4 , 25 t, b Rye - - - 2.0 a 26$ 04 Poland ciitto 204 4 - 271'.64 Barley - ‘,... 210 a ilis ad Rifie.Bead . - ph. W lqr„ Malt . . - . , 58s a 64s cl Fine Fleur - 4os a 455 - 'tai White Pease ifis'a 445, ati , Seconds -3,5 s a 4os est Ileans , - '. 7s ,a .435 04 1t .' r " . t , . • 4 the . • POLIGNAC,. -before thir French Tribunal, made a great impression uport the Fidges as well as npon the audience, and has imniti firm-the favourite 'with the Parisians. With it eat* and' firm 'voice he said, my hint her ../tl l raAtio be found guilty, aml I be declared innocent, Itipplicate .riyist comm!). to be permitted' to ~,take his place, and to -die for liim. He has a • wife, I am unmarried ; and iti the present -sittia. Linn' of :my :Kint, :mytountiy, anti' my family, I have no ties that attach iue to life; which„ besides, have no enjoyed long • enough-. to regret tuueli its. An unfortunate but loyal. exile from my youth ! . I have ta3re d -'. little of existence ba t i t s wretchedness, which_ now is , become alMost insup., Partable and I se - no . other happiness or glary coon this side. of the. grave than to be allowerf.to oi:cei.id the same-sraffold , where the most virrocos of win. ; and of Kings, *Louis XVI.' hat bled. • .MY aentirocuts arc lir4ides unalterable,. uellhor...lto be i,balctii) by terror, tior changed by clemency.: No IVLIGNAC was ever a Traitor, either to hit Lind our( ) .his ;sand I shall certainly not be the first who dislitinourk my .naine.' • Whether I am to die lit an bony, toliVolor a century r my enn. stain prayer and be, that ProviOence may restore to My Coh6try its lawful Sovere;gn2;-. 7 . During lii..;.,speech, of wh',•cio - this is only -a short sketch, soreral Ladies ill'lthe galleries , with their ic ar “o nce d t h e i ilte , o t 6 invited, . Even the inlet were moved at ft;,ii:g his fitoutcas, and hearing his frankness. DEAFNEss.— rh sAtietas rtniell rea s on t o rejoicer at the Disc,,very a Rertich for this offliaion ; we { ne 4 n Pr. Taylor's Drotic, ; for :s few satisNc.. vuuchers fur its eflicacy we refer oar ReAderi to the Adverthtment.