The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-03 00:00:00

BY THE grxo - &PROCLAMATION..; • Declaring ifit Majesty Pteasu),.. for holding the Fire" Par qf t h e U'nted Kingdom of Great.,aritain and ;retard, and appointing the Time and Place of mee:rn& thereof. " 'GEORGE Jt. ER t, At, in putsuance;Of the Fourth Attiele of the 4rtiz:lesof Union bet weca G real Britain and Ireland, as the same have been ratified and Confirined - 4k t*a . Ads of Parlia ment, the one the' Parliamentef G reat Britain, and 010)ther Indic Parliament of Ireland, and both intituled, - • ". An , Act for the Union of Great Britain aridl,rirland," We have.thought tit to dedclarc, - by Our ltOyal Procla mation Issued under our Great Seal of Great. Britain, on the fifth day c..0.* IklOyilinber' last, that it was expe dient that the Lionis. and :Cotnrnons , of the then Par- liament of Crest Britain should be:: Nernbers• of the respedive Houses of the. First ,railiOnteitt,,of, the tinned Kingdom of Groat Britain and Ireland do the part ofGreat Britain : 44.1i4 Wi s diA, lay the "sarne:Proela t ritatiOn, • notify our intention to.appoint;.ThiirSday the Twenty second Day of January ,fristant, for the assetriblink - ofsneh 'First Parliament of theied Vnited:Kijigdeni, byPrPeia , illation under the Great Seal of Out said United dorn : And wlicreis, by force and' in Ptlidiihtecif ad Mt passed in :the Parliament of Ireland,. land:renited in and Snub: part of the saidi*O:Aas for th;.'; Union of 'CI reai liri 'in and Ireland, and Intl - Ailed, ':" Afi Art to regulate the mode by which the Lords Spiritual and TemporalOttittille Commons, to serve inthe'Parlianient of ill': United K ing demon the part of Ireland, shall be summoned end returned .tothe said ?at' ikaient.; and in ennsequenee of Oar having; by Our said Proclarrtation; under riur ‘ Greatlitiol of G rat Britain, Of the fifth - day of Nevetnbir last, declared that jt was expedient that the Lords and Common's of thp.then . 'Parliament of Great iltitaiti should be the Memticts of the I,44etiVeliou s es oftheFirstParliartientoftheUnitedKing / dem tin the part of Great Britain, four Lords Spiritual rurl . 7 4 Wenty-el . ght Lords Ternporal, and One 1%000. Com moners, have been appeiiited, 'cliesen, and declared (ac. cordinK to the circumstances Of the several ehSesrto he the NternberS of the reipeetive Houses of the said Pleat 'Patlie.ment rif the said - United Kingdom on rho part of Tr4 . l-twit We do, Iv this Otir Royal Proclamation, iiitder the Great ,Seal of tin. United Kingdom of Cheat -Br csin and ltelaud, ith the advice of Our rivy declare and publish Our Will and Pleasure to be, and do hereby ,ippoint, that Our First !Parliament of the said United Kingdom shall meet and he 'at Our City of Westminster, on the said Twenty. iier.orid day of January, One ThonsandAight Hundred and . Pne; whereof the Lords Spiritual and Toriporal t and the . sn4 ; llts Citi#ens, and.Burgosaes, and the Commission.i t for Shires and BurglKof our' said first Parliaiiient oldie said Unitei t i, K.indeitst, and, all others . whom it may, concern; are to take notice; Anti W I . do hereby dirtcl ann cunitnand in, r titsilanct4 of the. tai4 fourth. *nick of the said 41:ticles of Union; thtt the Leird,:i' ritual , and Teipei'a.li and c Otntrosi:l o lifr,r,Ltii - rNe in' the 64 id Impel:lel Pariianient waned in inch *Annie/. as 4: OM slits Actiitafbett in the Parltattient-: of-I reload. to,regti late-she mod,: l>yt which o. l d..TtiOrds Spiritual -anti the • C6itt inan6, ttl setve the P:nlianitiit cf thc Pnifed . Ki!igdosii On the part of inetaticl,.iliall be Stltilattetitiiii rct'imnt:d to the said Parliament, 'such and Co rnn ton 4, ate di reCted to bo;riitUrnol Jcenriling to the circiiiitstances of etch poitictilat'twe.' of the several LOrds. Spiritual ..01 . 1d. TOripotal i and taininOns,„,,So - appOinted, ' cho.t.n, and declantd lo the 'of the ; re 4 p 4 :loiye Mouse's of the said tiniteii .. A.l,, , li:atji)tiv4itii,ircianti And We do huehj I t rtlit±r the advice aforesaid), chire Our t , that Ow sold radio* ment of Our s4iil 44,11, Lin -the Twt.ntr.aitetind 11.0. of January ; ono - , T sap; F. 1 : ;lit • One, is be.dd,n ~ltd the ti patch 6f: 'weighty and to:port:int ana said i l pirittial ant! Teta prnal,';ll4..t sdid and Iltirge;..a...s, and the iairl.XOlialiSiiiitters Burglia, li.:!reby requittril and einninanded ttC AttndanLe liceordingly at ,l' e. on . tin: tie Twtir l - ty-ia.,-.)nd Day of jantitiry instant. - • \ ....,civOrt at Our Court at st. jarnes'3, the First I),iy ; - 4A r lantutry Onu Thansartd LIAM iitmlinAi a tut One, in the Forty-brit YeAr.6f Our Ittigri. CO) SAVE THE KING. .{ ~, The 'l-atti'- ,. \•tr5...0.-0 ntNs ON w'as Intdred prkiate 0:1 y .at one Mourning cti:k.h with two Gentlemen, Una own carrtagc only attending. Last night Mr. C:ooKe again per formed S ky. lock, and weir thihk with '4 ,hi,ther colouring than, he Irld before given to this :arduous part, well as he has alwiJvs represtatedir. His lastltcene par., tieularly vit:s admirable. Miss My kitAY played 4'brt;,r4 ni a ve.ty : pleasing an4,l interesting manner. Ihe louse was Very 31 . The merit of having invented the Willow l'aper, 16 dal add US by. the French. They printed in 1786, the works of 'M. de Vit.i,t: rr, dedicated to M. DvoßtsT, Chancellor to the Duke of 021. PAper, 414 at the end of Juitled twenty leaves as specimens of different kinds of pape rs some made from !Wallows, others from Nettles, Reeds, Dog-grass, Moss,', 4e.` These specimens were made at Bruges. Straw Paper-had been before made at thyt place and, it had been foulgi that the hest purpose for which it. could he employed was papering rooms, as it bad thei property at resisting damp better than,Rug t4Per. rt ie hfastir To.ylari doerve Js much, c re tas they give, for kr;,,evering !kith so much spirit to discountenance the mew Attilato among tlvir Journeymen, a pyithin that ,4eems quite in tilt mode of /Nadel,' Fro nee, and which too many of our degenerate Countrymen are anxious to see t:onverced ititekan EnzliJh fla t. . , A new 01411 for numbering the houses in Paris has been proposed, in which the number of doors does not enter into the calculatiori, but the dis taiKe.which they are front the centre of. Par6....‘ The scheme has been received and has met with some :attention: Should such a plan come into use and extend to this Courirry, it +!‘ (Alla ttild to the ilifiitsr coniusiuri of thal.e foes to rnensur— tine, th e Hackney Coachrnes) 91, ;his Metropolis, sixitz..• itEtthiT . d tßom THE t COMMITTEE,. OF THE. HOUSE OF C0M1146/4& ,AiroINTED TO CONSIDEIt OP THE PREtENt HIGH-PRICE OF PROPISiONs.., , . . • . The Loturnittee appointed to Consider of the pteilit' • High Price of.Provibions ; and to whom so iiricitot, His Majesty's most gracious Speech- from the . •., Throne to: hoth.Hauses bf P4rtitinent, as rel,a - tesi' thereto.; .anil also the's3;:veml Petition.; pttscoted su..• thiliause, compl.iining or the High Prico t)f Pro - v iiiiins 5' were • reterred I-- .. ' HAvg liroceeded further in the 'Matters to'. them'referrea'; and havi; agtetd. - ctiion ','.. the follo, ing Report. - ' : ; -', ' - Yotir Comniittee having - Stated, in thei , r:Fir'S . ii Report; the rcasoos Is'hiol induced therti rlii:dire l 4l l ; •, , t their attention; In tll4 first instariee ; to such. tnetistifeS as appeared ;belt caliltilated, to alievia to - the lifeigi't Pmss lite, a hil ° 'fi s'‘i't‘ire 441,14 e 0 r I - , c. ing carried into executibri!'dUring the jenc• - • of '. ellk o ihis - •*ariiirnenti have , t;ul;mitred to titehdon, ' of '`the' Roust:, in' that and ,iii - their ) 1 41:6equen't ROpo'itsi such - stk,ge?tionS as ' have aprtlired tim them to fallwithan ihAt'de.ci - iption. fliCy have been anxious to cnicii : ‘llge with dilige . ,lce ill.: ta0„;: which was irripdsd4 'upon theme, iiild ''have con- tinued their Sittiitts without intermission, frotii day to da); . ;:irimt the fii:'!ci,di of their appointment 1 to the prespne moment;' When their Ptocet4ing. are interrupted' by'the'iiecessztry I termioation of tiers Sinsion, in com'egticnceBl'ilie Union ',Vitt') I - reland. Notwithstanding their 'best eXertions, sii much time has been' unaioidatily Oteupleii i l by the'Considetikiton and ditttiS,slon of matterseon •neatA with the different measures above' aittfded j • to, which' appeared to your Poininittee, ; in ever) ! point of viewi, the mot important as well as the Most 'urgent; that they have found it impossible , to enter, as ftilly'ac they could, .wili,' o)icin other parts of •the itteitsi,i'e and 'ciiiiiiilicated . Sit!ileiq Which the House has thOugltt proper to tiq't:r to them.' ' ' , ' '•• ' ' ' The rnarmer in which the ComMerce of - Grain is-carried on, has .hoWe vet' e'r'4agett Ito inuir pro a' portion 'of "their :attent io n but even, upon this branch of the subjta, the ir,lfirrntitiou which" . they kw/ i t! hitherto obtained, , h far 'ii being t suOii:i. ent to chable your Conunii . ..ee to 'lay beforethe *rouse any corred,Staternentof much ies-1; any:Well considered Opinion re , ;ulting from them.' to 'form such an opinio'n," rCcittire4 the atteiitive . ConsideratiOn of a 4cre - at body of c'xisting and 'n •minute. acquairttata]e kvitif . an tr.;.tensi've system of Trade, togCther-with all the vatiarioltt: which have taken place, 'e!•111 , •;:r by the' atithority of the Ltigi , ,la t are, or by chinges of prikelive•ltris: ing from an alteration iii the habits or :he f' tipl4; or 'frwn the 'l>reivif!li' of Cotrinreiqe, ana ate erme of Wealth. "VII,: stt)j.2.L.u.t ;060 ,t which-required peculiar c c.ition-,••from y :c arterid an. crrotie.:nts by 4 iyipt;',;:r rtriutn:.-, Cr, on the,;other, by rilathibt.c. theotie,, 1 out shfficietit eN.amination of-faEt Your Committee lore aho !Itut the interval will Ft very , short'Vei4-een t!-“ , elusion a the pr.,ni Sc , sion , and the Mtwtt't '.ng of. the Parliament of tl the" into and other parrs of du: subjest, may, and (as they humbly conceive) onght rd he a :Immediately restima. 'Thiiy thin!,' it, tlt•vfore, tuor,:.; C:sristent ; viith •tlwit (hay, lea'vkl what ever :inrormatiOn- they have eolkct?d, the-. groundwork of future god mme complearinves".t ., .tigatiou, rather than..Whaiard any- basty sug_ geitions or stat(*:nerri* upou , a mat ter of sa much delicacy anii difficulty ;, ar s ut .they 'are perstpitied that the. delay, vlai lr..mas► Ike, th..li iZteCLISIO2IC.d, wilt Elie amply ecitiven;atid by -more mature di,- d-inore &liberate decision., ; . your Co a; n; I t tett,: . upon, ,revic ing the (1 r ent measores wilich-havt.been adopted during the pc.!;sent Sevsian, hate thought that it might be Atisl4*Story to the Itit)Usr, it, before they chide, they were In-take silt= general vittAt of the probAbk tt:totitit of -the Supply oft Saving which may he obtained ftiltn the various siturce:i which they have ; pointed nut, compared wilt the Deficiency of the C,'rap of NVheat, It l'iurinf..'ecs sary' to observe, thitt such :a Statement omit he in many te,spets conjedural, anci deficient in prc cision; bat may, perhapq, fothish -n general Estimate, capable iii ,some dc.tgrLe of 4 o.liitio the' ixpedations, and of refievin the ahxiety 'of the Public. The quantity. of Wheat consumed in art nary year, cannot Itscertatnett With Any aeous::: racy ; 'but your Commit tce conceive, that, after a i,t ovv i ng f or t he, propoi Lion of the Pryr7lati,an commonly subsisting-broil other Grakn, the . . it Consumptiont of 'Wheat 'cannot be supposed to e:iceed 7,000,066 quarters per annum. tty , on iti a v e r a ge cif ten years, itu very . deficient Harve'zts of 1795 and 1799, about 3 z y,OOO guar- - ters, of this quantity, have been fu nished 1w lin rdrtation - frotit Foreign rarti4 The Pr/lance Of an verz , ,gt Crop may therefore have itmountvd to aboilt 64(60,0b0 ("natters ; and the PrOd.ice of the late Harvest, would, upon this supposi(iou, have been, about 5,030,000 quarters. The.deti (Ackley to be covered, in order to criSure the Sup; ply of the Country for twelve months, front the' tst of Ottober r 800. tb, the Ist oraiobet. iBor, may be about 2,000,000 quarters. vehich, 'cortiinktO the average jinportation abtke about 3ott,00l) quarters might be expeaed to be tirawn from abroad. it is also to be . obierve,i, 'that in this mode of stating the account, vvii o,_ ever part of the last Harvest way have.been con .'suined before 'the beginning of Oelober, is Irtip pmed to be .compensated by the proportion the next Harvest which may'cOnie into use before - th e gorrespoudittgpexiod of the .ensuing.:.year, and IL, t the ES tillla t e is formed upon the Consumption - of twelve months only. A considerable proportion of the Praitt. its. rcirted some time previous tO tl)e ;St Of Mintier., mutt, undoubtedly ; have contribated to the Sub". sistince ortfie Conntry since that hot, in the point o in ...uthicla your Committee caiv,idtm-d the subjea, credit is t:tlcen only for the subtija,:znt luiportation. The 4ccount6 tiWtoMpleatt ttlf the 2001 of Dec,'emberl but ad-' ding thereto what has been sit received. in, LcaidOn and Hull; up tet'ilie'fi4 ; c ;fDeev:nber in .clusivet,t the :arnountbft the Wifear tibpOr'teltil'ex :: , - - , . e.,, . elusive or ;mot, is near i 7t i 00 . ,.? oleiirters, beSides -60,d00 qtrarters ofTarley,'tind i 4.6,000 quarrels, of Oats, 4+60 Cwt. of Rice, and OCt•weeki,..l4.: and: t ciao() towers of other Ctraiit and Pulse; , -,... - , Satin( aside, for the present . , the otinsiderat. Lion of the furtherSup,ply of Oraiot•iiyhiell inis;•be : recetvedlront Europe, the 'iii_ evbiet ti.w!iicli )1 trourCoirraiittee Will adVert, , i' - s th:, .impofta tion from the United Statesof •ArrotOiez;: . .o'er'f's':a f)ieuliaeadvirstage attending t lie ' S% pply fislth-t this Quarter, "that'some part , of •it ni,tyi be tv.dl , ,Al ,t 0 arrive during - the nexcinotith i ttand , :will Cobti... - .tttile. during that period of the year violien the „iftapartation from itluropt.: is t.l3ti,ii`iy interruPied ttfilie .frost.,i;'.i•According to' the , latest inforena. rion, a the Cropt. in ,ithe Unit It . ,l:3.tate& haS ° 'h!:rn ' uneoilmonly , prodn4faye, and hast been nearlylree frOuutthe ravages •o 'er"asioned in form er Years by '!the .fitiiiiiii- Fly: , The'il . greatest quantity ever exportetHibm that Cotturry :(except•in 179 j, when ~ Lt's is 'Said to have • amounted to near 1,50p,000 : . barreisy...tis'•stated' , to lie betwocri I, Zoo,ooo and , : l;3Oo,csoo:blirrels of• Flour, each weighing' r 96i hs ~ • .ai aid considered 'al , ,cqiiiii to about rive - ,budit'of-Whe4t. , ' Thk Eaportation . :took-place during thelime..when that live.s con'. .. limped. to do considerable Ilitibthiec). it.tirtyrthere . ... , fore reasonably be ,expeaed. that the surplus of Anierican•Prod9ce May . now .10,;y , greater tita n . it was . - a t that - 1. - idriod"; 'it,tidi that :the. I iigh Price . of Flour in England,' loge; he r .With' , the'e4ciurage. . tent held out by, Parliainelit,: May bring' to { Country much the gireatekt proportion of-that sin . , plus. tSupposing•howetreti,t tile`surpii”vtO•be'iiii gteaten than thequantity:-befOre stated,, and that wily. three,iburths of it Ishould be sent. to. the. Bri tish Market, the Supply,derived froltithis'Ouar: ter would be about 940,000 barrels, which, '7 ac cording to the'ustittl . 4stitnate, is e4tial to •about . 0 0 , 00 , quarters., ;• ' - _ ,• ' „ The Hit'rVest in Canada is statedto have been abgdatit„ and an .Importation may, he expett2d froth that Countr'y, amounting at ica:it t;. 30 ,Quo quarters, - ~ , • ; , . . ‘ _. In aadition to. this Sti pip. of \rapt and lIonti: a . ctinildi.rable iirlaiiiity orßice . may t"drawry from diffetent parts of t 1 World. . ~ .. . Front tht SbUthein Stifis• of' NorthAtnerica, yOur Committee 'are inforiA th;;lt'a !tiohily• may be 'obtained of '70,000 baricLi (each irt - eil,Oitig 5-Cm:)- of. Whicli.opart will pitobatily art iite. in anuary,:• and' i.li.e. 'terthrindei• sueeetiSit,ttly in the: enstrintnionths. -.' -'.. "• : -'' ' , • :. Froth:lndia, a_triuth _target:quantity may tutti i roatay t•be'expeeled ; but, 1 / 4 ,49' •little, if 'any, of. what: may, be obtained frliht thence.by the moans ! of, Ships which. Lille sailed from ,, this Cqnntry, r , .. can ;strive. befoia UM 'beg inn i 4,, ,, C.ll 0;:teb;1 I. SO 1 . , ' ', em ir COMmitree !lave continttif their estitnAte,• iii, this view of.thelstibjetit,ttolhat ,part. which 'tntY be sent froniltidiar iti CoUntry. or Neutral 11ips . , .:••.: constqvenee- of• orders' •dispatcheit funm'itene in Sq.innber last : This. has beets stated at fioni. 7 1 000 to toittoo tons, , :equtaltivfrom . 2 . ft,onoHlo* , !.4ot,tioo barrels of c c'w't. tro.llJ :.`the AY - fie.i. . . :Taaritiry is rellroseri6.-.4 tee fli. , mohcprobible nil tlle t VIQ ; • 42(i if . siiificiera:Silipp.ing: should be dittten- • igaged :n India, it may rise to a .tmuchl?reiter , kitnount. " it .seems therefore not Inaca..nr,.tble to expea from - thariiiiliier, - ITi iliiiit:nrt li i„ , `..iitl; • z and:September, ab0ttr„3 . 5 ! ,:0.-. barrels', which, : iadded 'to the - IMpor rat ion from A arerica, will' !,arno ant to toc,poo liirrels. Each b,trret ; tn.ay,,b. , . ' ' 'tt I' d - . -. 4 , 3i ,- - ' ' I. it -". 'r . r '4' - 4.corBl , ti c 33 t ill all ecitlat., pow._ o w ; ;ltig. ~ , ter the Flotte of all descriptions ex rfaßed: frotti - it laiiilieli ,01 \V hire, but iit'point.olnutrinient- to a utuith is •;._ r quantity i. : -On this subjeict.,:t i, , one • Oottnni t! ee ha ye already 'submitted '`tilt t hetiri6e the re3ult of ybrinti..experi!ntnti,... From the ev.,',;:qience of •five. , -, , ear:4;'-it . the, ~i'citliThiling i'l 01,. i)itaL itat-tf!iiirzi, that ht, ,tO the too:tof children in the manck4 it. ".•t-liviit• h:+:,•boe; there 1 , 0 , ,, T3ft; zi, ono pound. , A•' 1z.i, , ..c ivH ,:;.;.. 4-', 1... t lc , eight ptior, # !..i of no 7 c ot.!i,.r in-.t...xict..!, liatii, li-e,e6t,' slttql I', your COl'lltilit te', v. ir...,..re:thi!; ! article his boll evo;its.ively used, 4nd where,ilic 'hicteaseitris lico , heattly in as large a proportion ; and e v en' when mixed . with Flour in ii.ctl.,:.ittg ' liread,' the produce of l'ic,,?, apk*ar,t. to 'r,e more than three times the. produce of usi .ettquhi (loan :, titii,4l. t to'tt'. , •itiu.e.cornittitttv thereForc th.:' , i: rtttfiluelves-ridly justified in stilitig; hat' the *quantity of It:11.!.. alov - et.; imtntioned will (by adoptitq prnvn - Arte(kt , t of prepliari.:•pi, w.lll:'.h are netw- vrTy generally h•nown and . pr:tcliittt,d7 Atilttl more food, 'espeeit!lly fbr children of 'alt zi , ;es,. .than four times the sathequantiirrir Wheat ; and may therefore be cotiotereci as fell," equictttlent to -a snpply of. - 4 . 0,.0:...):‘1 - :;trwri of Whe.ir: . 1 - t•tt- The impotratiim of In.dian Corn !:as alio been' encouraged by the proSpos of a libtral ,Bonnty. . The excellence of that Grain, a the • food ( . ..1 Man i ..cannot ' be:dotibte'di-tti . it formS the chief Subi4stence . of Tilt' Southern . part.. of the', Deified States of America. The use of- it here. has however been hitherto so little known, that it is difficult to estimate either , what- ' quantity triaybe expe6ted,' or ill. What proportiOn it :may be introditced intO : the consumption of this Coun. • try I hut, as it is also applicable, ' , .l,.itth the gm test advantage, to the - food ,of. Cattle, 'flogs., and Poultry, it cannot fail •toOperate, eithr(tireoly' OrindireitlY,•-as a-valitible addition' to the general tbtoek of Grain. t ,•tt-; tt' .. . • • .t; ..•it• - , „ The quantity •of'WhitatAvhicli will: b..: saVcd for fOod by the prohibition of:the M;lnuf 4a411. c of : - tarch from that Grain 'will. .1 - 4:!. about -. 4 0, 00 0 quarters. s, ' . '.- ..' • ' -In-'consequencepi , the Stoppage'of rk.!. Distil, leries, at trtst Sop,coo quarters nitarief, wt ich would have been consumed in that' Mattut'ae.t tire,. will remain , applicable to .the iorbsiiten , :e 01, the People ;•, but as it may' be supposed thtit ~ , l eVell but , thtls of Barley are not mote cif in equivdicrit to One quarter of Wheat, this can only 4, be , 0,...a .. , .....'d at . obout .360,0o0quarterfr. • . flaying stated.'to thetHooie th - ..t be;tt l.l . imatt, they have been able to form, of the dir:et ),upply .. which may 4e4exiveil riputAlic....i.outecii .to wlLielt they have here Advalc4 (Of which t 11.7 Supply, from pit Xiornstion, and from thato , Ntitra,:,of PPPAg the Martufa.fldrei ofS tritF and'Startly nitv be oansidered as iealiZe4), your Committee proceed to take erne - vie W of that important and ex,tensive resourt'e; which maj , •be furnished by the most (economical f ue. and application of the ,ptodUce of the Country; The sawing to lie iticrivet'from the introduc tion of a larget prbpOrt ion of the produce of Gral'n into Bread, thairis at pre.ient 'used,' was stated, `by yourCominittce'in a former Report, as: equal _to an additttinif AisciiOoo c i ttiteri This was calculated tfotin the •Otiminr ion arnincy• inonths in that part of the CoUuntry ; whith e rtsen't con utne 'either' Areatt made cf the fine tiour, or of theqeMainitig Pfodtte' of the Grain after the fine Flotir has been' ektritaid. '' As tne3sure will not take full (.4141 till the beginning of February, `the saving must now be calculated upoil‘ eight . months only, Your entillnittoe'havo ,0 chough't 'the'experiments, whir h it wii:'pciSsibi t.-t ~,,..;short a time to make upiinihat subj::•,•t, tttliciently'ey_ atlt to justify an alteration k the orAs s i 7e , and were desirOu z fdr obvious r:ason , ,., tc) afford, in the . first instance, an crtcouragement to tht: Makers, at lea4t:e4Ual if not superior to the profit they't ould make' manufacturing ;tread from I lire Flour; yet they 'see' no reason for departiug from their former oliinitin, that a larger ciaar.tity i ; t" Bread will be pro:itieed frotrs C0 : 4% Meal than from Fine Flour ; and they have therefore con'. tinued to eslitnAte the saving upon that . prineiple By this MOde of dreSsing, a larger qu4ntity of aztcriab boy Bread will be pr Q duci6ti lou t , all otherspecieo)f Grain as well as Wheat ; and it :that in many parts of the Conn. try Where the' Wheat has been of good and' well harve,.sted i the whole Mtai, the Bran, will be •inade into Bread. Your Coril,; mirtec Will not, howe v er, attempt to estimate the additionalsaving which may he produced by those circumstances, and • will only ;:tare . the increased supply of food,..which may b: derived front the adoption of the measure above referred to, as equal to about 4.00,000' quarters. ' It is still more difficult' to estitnatos . the advan.. tage:i to be c.):nected from the economy introduced into the consumption . Of private families, in con, se;:joenf:e of the n igh price of Grain, and of His' Majesty's Proclamation.; Your comm:.ttee hare seen with satisfaetion, the Teal : and zilivtry witch which the execution of the salutary' there in recornMendedi a' , .. ears to have :ht;rl rt,r der taken hy various Classes of the Cominwity.-- , ., Even if the'operatial cif thisinea ,, ure :this id ex. tetid only to past:lt - islet sotrie degree of ailinence, the . diminished 'Oinitoition of their Families, c 6414 not fail Id Produce a con'sitierable - etfca.-- , Satii)Osing this redu4ion to 14... e phice only tint tzet,oooFaMilies, containing en Persona in each and'itrPpOsing' that each Person' Gansu.. nied,ip ordinary tin;tes,the,lar,ge Allowance of a grtarret of Wheat annually ; thc saving, :by the git!fion of 01k-third': of their t;:_.! , .;.n,,timption (which, has been praaiscd with the greatest, faci lity bLfamilies where other food is used) would, ininne ivonths, amount to 3ci0,000 Quarters.' prohibitinn .of the, use of t'slov . Bread, , whidt:hkaili:unent ha: thought proper to enforce. :by additional, must be prodoc- Itive of so;rie furthe Econtimy, Althoagh it can not be expeeted, to rnitk(", any differen in the Consenipsion kvitos , ilwans 0:4 other' foo,l them to stint ot! I.al, Sonsictence i 5 .; te i l ;'1 ; .;." 1 4E14 can thetelo;..! •saving to 1. J. ti,.. con'unppitin of Oa Eq.+ ,:'y 1 / 4 , , arta; hut it fluty tea. sont , olly bc, , tfrup , l.d, 11., wiilin t ittce His Ni a . ;,. • Litt onstamptipti of fttniiiie, will 'oNrate still 'novo, tedticing. Pc . ' , lditure l / 4 of O c., tOr 4nilti,t, , t-a,;‘,...t.t1. flotres ; and that . no st-n4ll guar tity this of Grath will in otailequ.;o,:.: ti viicabie to mote useful 1,11.p05e.. heti, furthc.r stated 'ics Your Loromittee', tai, ley II oking Oats, a sittltt, er tinantity of food f.t,'E Hor , ,,e, in the proportion of at lea , ,t toter thl!t'i miv tirrOduce4 from gpaptity of Gr.tin, •t!tit, and by other f.cononfieal t 4 p.;(lients,„,,pich as mixing Oats with Chaff - Arid lk;lw, or cliopi:cili;trawi the : eon, ,v,maption, of that article may he luAchAiminiilted s it' shook' be furtl:;r that the Crop of aarley thii year ba;,o,eren Upon the whole good, :an,dd that more of , It thin Lrival may, from the ex eeiienceof its (pialiiy, Vie applici-..ble to B rtui d ; ;ofrie proportion, ot th.L,t Grain may therefoxe pro. , tt:inisferreti to the of those ,phrts of thewh;ch evi3ll- ~ ü bst, t ed upoii W heat Olone, but which have of lan! returned to the consumptixr u 3 # rf,..y. Yoer corrtmirtee ,have int , wls Of cstictiatiol the extent to which resonrce may be came, bet it must evidently afford, in, addition to the qlantity above stated, soma . further a ssistanee toward,' supplying the PefiCizflCV of Wheat, y o a r Committee have, in their former Reports, direded,the attention of ere: ilonse to the great supply of excellent Food which may b l e ,derived, from the Fisberies, and ma), render pruaLcalAc a still fattlwr Saving ial the consumption of Grain, ;IR well as of other articles of Subwten‹: every encourag which ints bet ni suggestett key bestAtegUaiptcd:withthe sabjc4t, titis been grant. ed,brthe liberality of Pzrlianknt, and the most beneficial efreAs may he exptett'd t - rom the exer. dens wliic:h that:encour.ig4,lmfrit cite. From the eagernetrb wUt which the Supply of: Herrings which 1 , , hitherto reached fho Metropiil 4 has 1y.',11 3011•!It ar - ter, an l / 4 i float the' n:unher of Ofdt, which hive. been te eki ceiv flout different plitrri. of the Country, your cam. litittcr4 entertain no doubt, that, a.; ion as that Supply can be in.,::..t•P:d c i tl.';lTlty, anti , mo r e, wideiyiliff,oed thin of tool will be ra. idly introdu,ed into gerieliti eonsaoTtion„ Itl order to acct.:kJ:ire and fttir,:itiltate gels Sup, atlitonco have tiefz'a made, t..)y Government t o Perstans - "at the different Ports` of 1)44.t, 4ocit as Liverpool, Bristol, jltaii. Lynn, botithatripton, and ENeter, in addition to the ;mount of ptviat4 ,Subscriptions at these plitt;es and ditO4ions hay*