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. • cheer EleCTon ; hut owing to there being only 57 Members present'at four o'clock, the Billio t c , uld not proceed, and. thelefare the Rouse ad j.urn-ed.." PAPAL MAILS. Hamburgh DU E.- --- - - - ARRIVED. • PRICE OF STOCKS, THU DAY AT TWELVE o'cLocx. Cons° ........ THE SUN. LONDON, APRIL zo, ISO 4, THE Discussions and Divisions which have re .rently taken place in both Houses of Parliarne,.nt, :compktely justify the language w . bich. we blue felt it to-be our duty to hold of the present Ministers. It can now be no longer contended, even by their most zeafotis partizans, that they possess the Confidence. 'of Parliament sufficiently to - enable them to conduCe - the affairs of the Country in the present, awful: anii ;. unexatzpled.clisis„ The smalt majority which'they- . had in, the House of Commons on the Irish we thought (considering the fullness -of th }louse, and the i mportance of the subjeaj to beenear ely equivalent to a defeat,- &it last night, i n the .House of L or d s, t h ey were left in an aCtual Minority, and that too, in rath er a full House, and upon an important question.—Lurd CAR LISLE moved for the pr.oduaion of the Dates of the different Dis patches sent by Government to India, relative to His Majesty's Message of the Sth of .March, 1803 ; and.also to the ruptur e with France. This tilotion was opposed by LOrd HAiVICESRAIRY, and after - a Debate of some_ length, theHonse divided ;* for the Motion .31, aga inst it 30 . ., so ' that - Ministers were left.in a Minority of I. It is mite, that opoh was a subse q uent,question they r regained thei r Majority, one that did not afford them Much ground .for triu,npll. the division on the :second reaAing of the Bill for enabling HiSrvik3 't6 ccep't the . offers of the Irish Militia, the nutnbers were for the .:13i11,77,.apinst it .48 leaving Ministers a City . of 29, including.rroiieT. The Majority of - the 'Veers present was only 't r. The observations made by ',Ord, CAR r. fur in support of his Motion-, confirm the stateme.ut we m ade some tinui ago,- respecting. the faa of private 'atcounts of the W Indi a ar- with Fi an c e h av in g reac h e d , - some time before the Government Dispatches-. I E port o F the arch-Fleet having put to sea, appear s to have been unfounded ; for no of f icial .ac counts have been received of their 6iting, at the Admiralty. It probahly, origi n ated in some of our Cruiz ers having beet mistaken for the Enemy's ,Fleet. • 7 ..__. iesternay, about twelve o'clock, the Loft n CHANCELLORhad an audience of llti M AJESTY. HER MAJEST Y , and the PRlNcvssEs E MARY, an d AMELIA, attentl'ed by .the LI Counte s ss ET, Croydon r oa d : hAROOURT and Lady ELY, tuuk a n a i r i ng on the Yesterday Mr. ARRAHAm NRWLAN D wen the. B an k to the Stock Exthan t from e, and read the f o l. lowing letter from g the CHANdL ELoit of 'the EX_ Bank CtiltQ uEß to the Governor and Diredors of the of the *.t twri.ziatN, - , • " I reques t yo u will have the goodness td cause ;notice to be given at the Stock. Exchange, that.l shall be ready, on Wednesday morning next at ten o'clock, to see such Gentle men as may be di used io treat for a Loan for the serviLe of the present year ; Atld I desire the honour of your attend ance at that time, " I have the Honour, &c. dee. .. . (Signed) "H. AD It is not belie ve d that anDINGTON." fer w il l he tirade in of Dubli n f or the part of the y i 9 de s i ro O s of raising Loan whi c h M r. Cokay fore there ; and the parti6 there_ who'think of forming lists mus t prepare for the kne wv a whDle - aum of 16 z ~ 0001, at le ast . We nevr period whe n so l i ttle anxiety was e ntere ' tained on the subjed. There are nominally five lists now -forming, vit.' messrs. Got..o4ttos ROE kaTs Tit,-r LU . SSON3 . and Co. Sir Fa Al.4c IH A it ru'r. arri.Co ' ' ' Sir inmr-s Esnkit.e, Snt.wzrir. and Co. The Banktrs; and ' The Old Stock Exchange Party. The B ternoonloomsbury and i nns of 'Court Association, in th e a f rade of y e a terday,-assemhled on their pa. field- ground , and went t h rough the exercises of a them day •; after w hi ch it was communicated to , that on Thursd a y next - the Regithent would be inspeded by Lieut—C.A. JENRINsoN, and that it was expeeted every Gent:eman would make it otwenient; to attend ; that .the loth of May was fixed by attend the Earl. of HAR It / NOTON j for the First ender Brigade. to be get he r a rms , an d- a d to in. Flyde.park; anal that the Bloomsbury would, as lair year, takeh t Regiment s w h o e left o f t h e line. The compose thisißtigacle will be : -The St. J ames'sPi ni cWales , ,, - - - Col. L ord Am n E.R sT . e ot- Lieut. Col. M. P. ANDREWS. Ikt ildriaiioll of Qtrecarfs, ?, • , . Lo_. taCHIART. .. ' - 241 Eatraiion of ykteeti's;S I Lord I Duke of Yodr.'s, - - Lt. Col-. Lord Dt; NeANNorr. Bloomsbury,— - .. Licht. Col. Cox. .' On the 2zd of May this trigade•will also be un der arms, agreeably to General Orders now issued. Yesteiday the First Regintrnt tq- London Whin. 'teers Matched to C .-.se 'noin sane time roydon Bat rack•s; where th e y Will --.1..u:(1 liAlyaßseOßy has appointed the Rev; 1.-.:..trs Mt.na v., LL. 1 - 3• one of the Preachers of the liountiling hospital, to be hi* Llott.Wiip's Claaplain. FALMOUTH, APRIL. 17.-Arrived the French i t Schooner Cartel Marengo, from Goree, havirg oTr; I board Col. FRASE'R, ant! 47 Troop's . ; I W() ritonlil,' passage, and were obliged to put into 1 eneriffe for . ' refreshment ; the Defence Cutter, ..13ARttows, froth a cruize; the Mary Ann, Coliti4s, frOm . Cardiff; the- lane, SslT H, froth giddeford ; the 'George, CAMPBELL, from Woolwich; the Henrietta, • - " GUISH, from ; and Alert Lugger, t 6 guns, SOLEM Qurs DIOERE FALSUM AUDE•k r DELAFONS, from a cruize. Sailed the Auckland Packet, SCHUYLER, with Mail of the loth- inst. for Lisbon. She has also a King's Messenger, who arrived last night, and which occasioned her sudden sailing early this tnorn ing. Also sailed the Sally, MORGAN, for Lon don ; the Resolution, For, Speedrivell, and Knd Cutters, on a. cruize. The outward-bound West India Convoy wait the arrival here of some Ship from Curl:, which are daily expeaed. The Towns/Yea : from Lisbon, Prilicest Arista from America, •Lord Charlei SpencerSr,cem7he'Lee.: ward islands,' and Princess Elizahith (Packets), l ' from Jdmaica, with Mails, are hourly exile led. .PLYMOUTH, Arm'. Dreadnought, of 98 - guns, Capt. J. C. Putty ES, Weigtied yesterday from Cawsand They, in order to sail to join the Cam,. _nel Fleet, but in corning through.the Bay she ran:fold of the Prince, of 98 guns, by which the fortrier car. • riecl . away her jib.boom, and received other damage, .and was obliged' to anchor immediately afterwards at the ebtranee of the Sound,- where she remains. The Prince also received darnige in her qttarter, which prevented her from sailing this day, as was intended, to join the Channel Fleet . . . • . . Arrived the Alarm Revenuer Logget, with Sea:. , , men for the Fleet. DEAL, APRIL Majest) Ps Ship Illus trious and Fury came in from off Boulogne ; cham ,ioir kOrn a Cruize off Calais ; Trusty and Tartarul came down from the Nine. The Ranger Transport, fromWoolwich ; and the St. Vincent East India , Ship came down from the 'River, and remains ; the Bengal came down, and • sailed for Portsmouth. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious, Veteran, Trusty,' La. Virginie, La Chittonne-, 'Champion, Perseus, Fury, Vesuvius, Tartarus, Cinizer jackal', Ranger Trans. port, arid St. vince k a, East India • EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM DEAL APRIL IS. " Yesterday arrived at Dungeness, His vlajesty's Ships IlustriOus, lnimortalite, Sulphur, three Cutters and the Stunt ShipS troth - litoutogne.. The first discovery of a large 'body of Troops at Boulogne waS on Sunday, when, there was a grand review of at least r 15,000 men on the hills above bleteuse. They rcrnained on the grfl'und fro:n ten o'clock 'till past five, and p,:rformed a great many eyOlutions. The .whole of the affair was a grand display of iaPid manoeuvres. Thef.e were a.great nuipber of speelators, particularly women, brit cry sew Cavalry. " Tll , two new haEons at ArAhleten;Se and VimereuX are almost finished, and have a conSidehble number of Gun boats in them. The opinion is,= that they will have a great advantage:over Boulogne as harbours. Fourteen Gun-boats 'came out Ambleteuse on Saturday in less than ten mi nutes, So.that it appears cluarly,-that frorn the three harbours they can send oUr6oó sail in a tide. It is supposed,, froM the observations made upon the force that remained in the harbour, that about a third part of the Enemy's fighting force, Was outside, as nearly one-half of their vessels are not armed. •, ""The Leopard, Euryalus, Leda, Seine, Harpy, Lark,. Autumn, Fury, Zebra, Explosion, Volcano, Hecla, Archer, ;Bloodhound, and Locust; Dutchiss of Cumberland and , Swallow Cutters ;, Fly-by-Night, and General Coote„ Lug gers, were tat off Boulogne. " On Monday evening the Gun-boats aft got under weigh to get into the harbour. The brigs were obliged to work up along shore, and several of them missing stays, the Leda, Lark, Euryalus, ' and Harpy, slipped, and during.the confu , sign annoyed them greatly. The Harpy got very close, and must have done damage to them. None ef-our Ships were hit. The conduct of the Harpy, as has always been the case, was of the most handsome nature." Yesterday the Loyal Britons marched from their drill-ground to St. James's-square, where they re. ceived a very elegant pair of. Colours, presented to them by Mrs. , DAV I DSON. They then marched to Hyde Park, where they were inspeCted by Colonel 12.NKINSON. The Loyal York St. Mary.le.bone Volunteers had a field-day in Lord's Cricket_ ground. . The Somerset place, and, Royal West minster Volunteers had each a field-day in Hyde Yark. The Loyal Westminster had a grand field. day in Tothillfields. SP L ENI)It1 EAL MILES PETER ANDR EWS gave a very grand entertainment 'to a numerous train of his friends last night, at his house in Cleave. land. row. The sricious drfving.rooms were blended into one, and were illuminated in so magnificent a style, as to give the idea of a Fairy Palace. The Pa INcE of WALtis and a selea . party of friends were, at supper, accommodated with a room purpose. ly fitted up for His Royal Highness and his friends: The dancing commenced between. ten and eleven. About . 1 00 persons of high distinction were present. The super was costly And elegant ; every table abounded with.profusiun. The plateaux of flowers and other ornaments were uncommonly beautiful ; the frame.:work represented, as usual, a variety of pleasing objefts, particularly military and naval trophies, in which the PRINCE'S feathers and the Corps of which Mi. ANDIULWA is _Colanel.Com inandaot, were conspicuously blended. The receipts of BRAH AM'S- Benefit-on Monday last at Covent Garden Theatre, are said to have been 6871. g s ; and with the. presents that, were given for many of the tickets, the.profits t4pon the whole are supposed to have been about , eight• deed pounds ! His notes, indeed, seem to lie more ,readily accepted, than any others in Duke's Place. Mr. JORDAN, it is said, netted near a thou , ancl ' pOupds by her Benefit on Monday l ast at D rury . lane theatre.. The Managers last :n i g h t did not L ad so wink advantage tn . p l ay i ng t he IljpOcrite. P",12130 . C1RN n . .1?/. I d!CS, APR IL 1 .2;* TRE 'f4llwrying appeared yetterdir4ii oue Ed. :;:lcic Orders az this ,Post, B. 0. L'rarbwxr~; Lens, April . 11, 1804. M.l)-oi.CenerA Stu AET ftiils grateful duty, in obeying thz Comrnands•of His Royal the Comm A NDEFt in' CHI E'r, by conveying to Coloncl Woon; the Officers and Men of itiesEaSi Middlesex .Regimcnt of Militia, the adji)in— ed gracious token of His Royal HigluiesS's Sentinients; on their late loyal a • nd spirited (;,l'er of anextensioh of their ser vices during the Continuance of the War, at flic discretion of .1-11sMAjziT.,y, to lielan!i; SIR, (COPY.) Horse GuarCis,":9 , b J.So4 I have not failed to lay before the COMMANDER in Cu yair Letter of the . 6th instant, with• its' linclosute, and am direeted to express to you, the sense Isis Royal 4-ligimess en tertainS of the spirited and patriotic offer of the East Middle- Sex Regiment of Militia, to extend its Ser'vfces tolteland. His loyal Highness desires. tfiai you express to . the , Regiment in the strongeit terms, his sentiments on this oc-' casion, with assurances that he will do justice to the Cnril)S, in his representation to His Majesty." I have the . honour to be, ,Sir, • Your most humble, most obedient Servant, HEN RY 'CALVERT, Adj.-Oen. .11140 . -Geueral Sftra r ri, &?c • ; • B , ,le6gurn • THE CIVIL LT T. A? KCCOIIf/T, 3 ITiWING TIiB CIIAR.CE OF THE CIVIL LIST. FIRST CLASS'. His Majesty's Privy:Purse - k. 60,0c0 Q o Her Majesty the Queen - - 58,000 o . o The Prince of Wai.s ' '- 0 0 Duke of York - - ' • - - 12 7 ^ 0i30 o o Dutcheis of Cumberland ' - -.-, . 4000 o p Duke of Clarence - , - , - , - ?,soo 6 o 'rhe'Trinte of NV ales; .for the Support of the Princess Charlotte .- - - 6000 0 0 4. 2d2,500 0 SECOND CLASS. LOoil Chancellor,. Lorcl•Keeper, or Lords Cot unissioners of the Great Seal - k. soon 0 o Speaker of the House of Comnions, 51. a-tlay tgas o 0 fudges of the Court of Icing's Bench - Bsoo o o fudges of the Court of Common Pleas - 7.300 u o Birohs of the Exchequer - - 6soo o o Chief Justice of Chester' ' '-. ' - 730 o, 0 1 tilitiCeS of the Court of Great Session in Wales , 2900 o o ,• 3 2 ,955 0 • • • •• GENERAL Amount ofust Class Royal Family - 202,500 0 , o 2d . ludges, &c. - 32,955 0 0 3d Ambassadors . Cze. - 106,936 - 6 81 4th Tradesrnen, dre. - 126,710 8 St sth Menial Servants 97,;39 • 4 It 6th Pensions, &C. - 11 3,x9 6 7 4 jth Small Yearly Salaries. 62,529 5 I Commissioners of the Treasury 8000 First Commissioner . - o Chancellor of the Exchequer - 1800 0 o Occasional Pay rn - 292,762 9 -7* ,C. 1,145,351 3,3 i LIST OF THE MAYORITY AGAINST THE MINISTER, LAST NICHT, ON LORD CARLISLE'S MOTION FOR THE PRODUCTION OE THE DATES OF ,COMMUNICATIONS 3 C. MADE To ADMIRA.I. RAINIER. , Duke of Bedford Earl of Besboroligh Duke of Montrose Earl of tipper Ossory Marquis of Stafford Eari of Darnley Marquis of Headfort Earl of A boyne Earl of Derby, Larl of Ormond Earl of Carlisle Lord Viscount LoWthcr Intl Fitzwilliarrt 'Lord King `. Earl. of Essex . Lord Harrowby. Earl Cowper . • Lord Boringdon Earl Spencer Lord Dundas Earl Talbot Lord Grenville Earl Fortektia - , Lord Kenyon Earl ofCarnarion Lord Minto. • . Earl Romney The folloWing question has recently occurred ' in the Court. of Exchequer, respeCting the prem. ' gative of the KING'S RENIEMBRANCER :—A Va. cancy of a Sworn Clerk at the Table in this Office having occurred, the Right Honourable TimmAs STEELE nominated Mr. Bowrrß to the Seat.— , Against this appointment Mr. KIRKBY, who is the senior Side Clerk, applied by his Conn_ sel to the Court for a Rule, calling tipol Mr. STEELE, the Remembrancer, to shew cows! why this appointment might not be set as: e, and he (Mr. !Crimes-) sworn into the oflic ; stating among other matters, that it had been the usage of the Office for the senior Side Clerk to succeed.—Of this practice, however, the evidence before the Court being by no meatus satisfa(qory, the motion fell to the ground. FOrmerly these appointments were openly disposed of far money : it is fit, however, the Public should be informed, that the present Right Hon. Rernembrarser deprecates such a pro.. seeding, and has openly avowed, that, holding the entire disposal of his office in himself, neither money or interest shall sway him in the appointments— , 6 ' datur digniori." The Emperor ALEXANDER has ordered every work which treats of Mathematics in, the English latigtiage, to be translated into the Russian. The following account is given, of the manner in which that Nestor of Fashion, the Duke of QUEENS_ BERRY, has C,4ltrived to extend his days to his pre sent Freen old ag-e. We will nor answer for the truth of this Diary of Dainties : " His'Grace's sustenance is thus daily administered : at seven in the morning he regales in a warm milk bath, perfumed With almond powder, where he takes his cole, and a buttered muj fin, and afterwards retires to his bed ;--he ' rises about nine, and breakfasts •on cafg an lait, • with new laid eggs, just parboiled ; ---ar eleven he is presented with two warm jellies and rusques; —at one he eats a heal cutlet, a la Maintenon ;—ac . three, jellies- and eggs, repeated ; at five a . cup of thicolare anl rusques ; —at liatr after seven he takes a hearty dinner from high seasoned dishes, anti makes suitable libations of Floret and' Ma,- deira-;7-7 at ten, tea, cofee, and muffins ;—at twelve, sups off a roasted poulel, with a plen tiful dilution of dime punch ; at one in the morning he retires to bed in high spirits, anti sleeps till.three, when his Man Cook, to the moment . , waits upon him in person with a hot and savoury veal cutlet, which, with a potation of wine and Water, further rep ose ; prepares him for his fulth that continues generally uninter rupted till the morning summons to his ladean - bath." E ATV RE PO RT. COURT OF KING's ArRIL THE KING V. BOS T ON . • , , - THE Defendant, lamei Ratio'', :tv - sl)rotigllti:o 1 toi k receive sentence on a conviCtion of Perjury. 1• • , It aPPeared to the Court, frotrithe Record, that he had sworn not to have received the sum of So guineas, when, by the .clearest . evidence, it was proved before a Jury he hda. The affidavits of se ; veral •respe&able_f-etsops residing at catnbsidge were, read, to the Defendeit's charanet i4l.his Counsel, addressed the Colart in mitigation of pu,.. nisliment,: observing, he had already stiff int, prisonment' since his convidion, had lidelgone great. anxiety of mind, and in other resplX:pos sesed a claim to the humanity of the Court. kThe 'Court asked a few, questionsiespecling the state of .the gaol at Cambridge ; ancr. wilich .Mr. Jelstice Ottosu said, " James Boston, you have been tried and found, guilty of wilful and corrupr,perjury;; the Couri ate acquainted with the,circumstances of your offence ; you are charged, in the infoimation filed ,against you, with receiving the•sum of So prineas, and you have sworn you did tut; ir, hvwever,,has been proved, you took the .money out'of the hands of the .wife.of John Grees. 'There . was no recit-t ..• ' giVen, and you .therehy thought to escape ; but it was not a small sum, nor likely ttil be forgot. Perju'ry • in a Court of justice becoineSial' to the interests of_ society; and if ever such crimes are suffered to ge) unpunished, the Courts should he closed. Theiggravation or your offence - 1, chat you intended, by defrauding John Grees, to put into yob? ['rocker a large sum. In mitigation of the offence, several affidavits, giving you a good .charaeter, have been attended to. We have node ~ .. i ej the confinement you 'have already undergone, 14d -2, Other considerations ed by your Counsel ; and f:` . 'the sentence of the o"rt is, that you bede!ivered •c to the Marshal or this Court, and ithprisoned 'iS , . • months." . CORN EXCH4NGE, APRIL ;(5. • Tae late contrary winds impeding the arrivals of Grain expe&ed,' causes the sales of Wheat at is. per Qua rteradvance ; the Barley trade is briskaiiil fetches better price ; Malt other so ; Beans continue dear ; Pease at small variation, . Pearls 4,4.5. ; fromilhe feiv Oats here, and the demand, they are noted is. dearer; if full supplies next week, Flour is eXpeded ahcaper. Wheat ags a 33s a 53s od Tick - Beans z6s a' 33s cal Fine ditto. - 54$ a 5 6s cat Oats - os a zos a 23s ott Rye ,- - . 27$ a 30$ od Poland ditto Tap a 255 ad Barley - -19 s a 24$ 6d Rape Seed - - 361 a 391 ,Malt• , - -,' sos a 55s 6d Pipe Flour ' - xtos a ..Fi ad White Pease ' 34$ a 40s- od Seconds 35s a 405 od Beans - - 3ts a 375,0 d SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRINd MEETING. WEDNLSUA.Y, APRIL 18. Fifty Pounds by Subscription, for 3-I'r olds, 7st. 114.4-yr • . olds, Ilst. 716. and 5-yr olos, 9st..D. C, D. of ,Grafton's b. m. Penelope, S yrs old • Mr. Dawson's ch. ti Quiz, 5 yrs old - Ld GaLvcnor's b. c. Montalto • - - 6 tog on Quiz. The First Year of the Newmirket Stakesofsor, colts gat. 71b. fillies Bat. 21b. 1). Rising \ e.i I. Sir C.. Bunbury's c. Pmspeio by Whiskey, out ••,i r 1). of C,rafton's•br. f. Whiskey, out of vriiiie;l , i Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Buzzard, out of Beiiingttui Mr. F. Neale's ch. c. Brainworm, by' Buzzaid, ct,t;,. Skyscra'per, 'out of Isabel _ - 4 Mr. Panton's ,ch. c. Professor, by Sk;scraper, out:of - t Fidget's dam • - - , - - Very high odds against Prospero ; 7 to 4 on Pelisse ; 3 to t s az a rd Sweepstakes of roogs. each, for 3.yr olds.. A.CTOS the Flat. Ld Grositenor's Cesario, 7St. tolb. , • - NI/. Di Radcliffe's b. c, by LAM Bull, out of Trumpetta, z Sir F. Standish's brother to Stamford, 75t.,11.1b, - 3 Ld Grosvenor's fack e of..3ll.-Trades, 7st. - 4 6'to r against Cesario; 5 to zagainst Mr. RadclilfZes b. c. ; 7 to 4.oty brother to Stamford. Mr. fluworth's Bos, 6st.. beat Mr. Howard's 'Deborah, by Waxy, Sat. Across the Flat, sogs.-7 to 4 on Bos. Ld Sackvii le's Enchanter, Sat. 71b. beat Ld Foley's Blem ished Boy', bat. 131 b.: T. M. M. B.C. ibags'.-6 to 4 on Eta chanter. • • • • • La:d Moarurit .bas acquired great credit by his •.rrianiv and patriotic seal for a due vindicatit.n of the British Government, relative to the foul charges brought against it by the 'G,sllic Tyrant, in the znedsed Correspondence between Mr. DRAKE and the- French Spy. Mr. ADDINGTON . did right in thanking the spirited young N,ibleman for giving him an opportunity of expressing his sentiments on the subjeA ; • but • the same honourable feelings of iratriotim which aluated Lord MORPETH, should haVe had double weight.upon the - chief member of the British Administration, who .was himself so strongly implicated in the charge, that he should have known " its was his cue to speak without a P r6mVter." • As the Minister has now thirtf-one`against him, - he may fairly conclude that it is Lull time for him to give up the game. jockey of NoRFoLK deprecates the return of the late Administration, conceiving, no doubt, that how_ ever convivial they may be, they are not likely to forget themselves so far as to. give as a. tavern toast, " OUR S)VEREIGN THE PEOPLE UV!, The Dilhtant; Performers are to represent the Tragedy of The Revenge to-morrow evening at Tottenham-street. a The part of Zatiga is to be per formed by Mr. FITZG,ER ALD, whose theatrical abi., links have long been admired in private, circle's. CommoN' COUNC —'Yesterday the Bill for granting a supply fur the London Poor; was read . a third time and passed. The Coal and Corn Com mittee presented a report,recommending the purchase of, the present Coal Exchange for the purpose of opening a free market for the sale of coals in the City of London, pursuant to Aa of Parliament, at the sdrn of z 5,6301. which the Court agreed to, and ordered accordingly. Th e E ng lish Brig of War the Weazle, from raltar, is lost off Punta Cornero ; the crew (except one man, who was drowned) saved themselves in the boat. Several large chests within these few days have been received from Egypt, containing various sr:'. cues and mummies sent to England by .the P rtl.v 'ante Storeship for Lord ELG tN. The iir'ei . 4 , k4 hfs also brought home several cases for his which will be delivered from thiCustcia.l,cuse In a few days. 4. , 1