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LkIPERIAL PARLIAMEIVT. HOUSE OF PEEKS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18. Their Lordships ordered, .That no Reports from. the Judges, on Petitions for Priare:Bills be receied after the igth of Marcli next. The Marquis of SALISBURY (Lord Chamberl;iin of His Majesty's .Household), Treserited 'a Copy" of' the KING'S Answer to the - last Address of the. _House. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18. T H 13 S U N. SOLIM WU:3 DICER/ tALSUM AUDS.AT! LONDON, NOVEMBER 19, 1801. F iliarton. M:zjor's—Ware and fe ffri . The Bills upon the Table (Naturalizations) were forwarded in their respeftive stages. Mr. J. H. ADD IN-GTON brought up -from the Commons a Bill for granting to His . Majesty cer tain Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder, antlPerry; for the service of the year 48oz. Mr. PADDINGTON also brought - Up . a Bill for granting to His Majesty certain duties upOti -Places, Pensions, &c..beincr so much of the Lan&Tax as was left untouched by the Statute of 1798-0,-- further, granting to His Majesty certain duties on Sugar, Malt, Snuff; and Tobacco, .for the serVice of the year 18oz.—itnd also, the Fisheries' Salt Duty Bill. The Stale Bread Bill was presented by Mr. BROG DE N, and a Private Bill by Mr. ASTL The Bills . ivere severally read a - first time. After which their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow. A new Writ was ordered for Bristol, in the room of CHARLES AGGE, Esq. who has accepted the office of Treasurer of the Navy. Sir F. BURbETT said, it would he extremely inconvenient to some of his Friends, whose abilities he had , the greatest reliance upon,. to attend to: morrow ; • therefore he should, with the permission of the House,, put off the Motion he had fixed:for tomorrow till to-morrow se'nnight. • M. CORRY moved the second reading of the Bill for redifying the mistake in the late Lottery Ad. . The Bill was read a second time, and was ordered to be committed to-Morrow, . . The Land and Malt Bill, the Pension Bill, and the Stale Bread Bill were read a third tithe and r aszed. Mr. rANSITTART' moved that the House should.resolye itself into a Committee of Supply, and that. several. Estirnates respeaing the Emigrant Clergy and Laity of France, the American Loyal ists, &c. should be referred to the said Committee. Agreed t 0.., • The House having resolved itself into a Com mittee of Supply, Mr,. COR RY in the Chair, Mr. VANSITTART moved that a sum, not *ex ceeding 69,0001. be granted for, the suffering clergy and laity of France, for three months from the first of January next.—Also; that a stint not exceeding 35,0001. be granted for secret service, for three months from the first of January next.—Also, that a sutra,bbt exceeding 8,000 I. be granted for the maintenance of Cony las at home. These several Resolutions were agreed to, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. The 'Committee of &apply was then put off till Friday, as also the Committee of Ways Snd Means. Adjourne&at five o'clock. Two ilamburgh Math siill remained due When this Paper was put to Press. HIS ,MAIES".'Y came to Town yesterday from- Windsor, at half past twelve o'clock, to St. James's Palace, and held a Levee, which ia:as attended by His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Right Reverend the Dean Of CANTERBURY, the Bishops of LQNDON, ST. DAVID'S, and ELY, the Rev. Dr. MOSS, the Rev. Mr. BARREL, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHE QUER, the MASTER Of . the ROLLS, the Russian . , Por tuguese, Imperial, Hanoverian, Neapolitan, Ame rican, and Bavarian Ministers, with the following Noblemen and Gentlemen,, among whom the Right Hon. the Lox)) MAYOR was present. Dukes—Portland and Athol, • Marquisses --Jilanclford and Salisbury. .iarls—C !wham, Castlereagh, Fauconberg, Cardigan, Cary& fort, Galloway, and Northesk. • Vi.sc.,unts—Sidney and Belgrave. acrd—Pelham, Whitworth, Loftus, Hawkesbury, North wick, Glenbervie, Mulgrave, Hobart, C. Spencer, and Rad stock. Genet —Dundas, Fullarton, Tonyn, Douglas, ind Smith. cchneir—King, Stevens, Macleuil, Street, Sloane, and Sirs—K. Woodford, S. Smith, R. Annesley, G. Shee, F. arle, G. Rose, T. Musgrave, J. Parnel, R. Milpanke W. Wynne, W. Hamilton ,W. Word, W. 'Geary, R. Lttwrey, and W..Staines, . . /*yrs —Bereifori, C. Adams Athotpe, A.Stanhope, Tier ney, Wynne, Carey, Steele, Corry, King, Banks, Dix• . son, senior and junior, R. Ryder, West, G. Stewart, iVal. Adams, .Martin, A ust, "frvor - , Penn, M. Pitt, • Sloane, H. Brown, Orrnsby, Dickenson, senior and junior. A number of Military and Naval - O4cers also at_ tended the Courtly Circle ; and of the Presentations were—Earl CARYFORT, on his arrival from the Court of Berlin ; the Right Hon. Sir JoFiN EAmEik, Lord Mayor of London, on being eleaed into his official capacity as Chief Magistrate (his Lordship w4s aitendcd by his Chaplain) ; Mr. MARTIN, of Galway, on his arrival from Ireland ; Major AL_ LEN; on his arrival front India ;this Officer was moth noticed; having been engaged in.the :Battle of Scringapatam with trPoo SAIB) ; and Colonel ABERCROWIRY, on his arrival from Egypt. Mr. WYNNE was introduced to His MAJESTY yesterday, on his marriage to Lady C. BEI,LASYSE, I , y Ezrrl FAvcori ; Mr, ATFAORFE, by the ptik. / ofloitTLAilo, and Col. FULLARTON, M.P. for Sussex, bylord PEIRAM. Lieutenant-colonel Sir WILLIAM had the, honour ta'kiss His MAJESTY'S hand on his Promo. sand receiving the ,King's permission to accept the' rank of. Knight of the Order of Maria Therese, given to him by the Emperor of Germany. After the Levee. His MAJESTY held a Couneil.of his Ministers ; and after Sir SIDNEY SMITH had a►, audience, the KING left . Town at half-past five for YVindsor: Sir SI:DNEY SMITH was huzzaed by the populace, ,who attended at the Palace : the Officer returned the compliment, by bowing to the people, who greeted Lim .with sentiments of resped. Mr. ERACGE ) - Member for Bristol, was yesterday sworn of His Majesty's Most 'Honourable Privy, Council, and kissed the King's .hand at the Levee, on: being appointed Treasurer of the Navy, in the room of Mr. RYDER, who has resigned. r PRINCE ADOLPHUS :as create,. 71 of Sussex ; and PRINCE AuctisTers, Duke of. Cambi-idge: Lord KEITH, and-Sir J.-HELY-HUTCHINSON, are also created British Peers. Mr. ADDOIGTON yesterday gave a very grand dinner at .his House , in Downing street, at. which were present, His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Mr. PITT, Lord — NELSON; Sir SIDNEY SMITH, General MOORE, - 001. ABERCROMBY, and several other distinguished persons. This 'Entet.. tainment was given in compliment' to those gallant Officers, now in this Country., who have signalized themselves in Egypt ; and it ,must be highly grati fying to them to find, that the Ministers of the Country are not less forward in their personal at tentions to those Heroes, than the People at large are to load them with their gratitude, admiration, tnd esteem. The Hon. CHARLES HERBERT PIERREPONT was, on Friday last nominated by the Freeholders of Nottinghamshire, to fill the present Parliamentary vacancy for that County. Yesterday - a Court of Direlors was held at the East India House, when Capt. THOMAS ROBERT SON was sworn into the command of the Cireniester, as- was Capt. TWEEDALE into that of the New Ship, in the room of the Earl Fitzwilliam, both destined to Madras and China. , Should Lord ST. VINCENT'S indisposition be such, as to incapacitate him long from. performing his public duties, it is said, that Admiral CORN WALLIS will - succeed him, and be introduced into the House of Lords. The Bank Direaors, it -is supposed, will give their answer to-day to the Petition of the Otanium Holders, for further time to redeem their Scrip. Accounts from New-York, of so late a date as the 7th of Olober, state, that many of the inhabitants of that place had already quitted it in consequence of the yellow fever, others were preparing to do so, and that 4 general alarm had taken;place, from the havoc which had alieady been made by that fatal disorder, particularly among the lower class of people. The conferences which are to take place on the subjea of the Indemnities, are it seems at last to be carried on at Ratisbon. The century is for tunately young, so,that,the question may probably be.decided before it elapses. All the Dutch Troops of .the STADTHOLDER'S Army have le / ft the Isle of Wight, /with the ekcep_ tion. of one or two Companies, some Convalescents, and the Hospital Staff, consisting of a.Pl4'.sician- General, Purveyor-General; Surgeon-General, fze. No letters are permitted to be sent to France by the way of Dover, except such as come direfted to the Post-Master there, from persons having licenses from Government' to correspond with that Country. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of WORCESTER has been pleased to collate the Rev. JoHN FRE 'DERIC, I:Oi,TYN, M. A. one of the Chaplains in Ordinary to His Royal Highness the PRilleE of WALES, to the Retiorrof And - lurch . , in that Dio cese, on the resignation of the Rev. Mr. icti.yt RT. On the 3cl instant, .a Meeting was held .of the Manufadurers, Merchants, &c. in and about Man chester, when they came to the followinißesolu dons That the Negotiation now pending with France and other Countries, being of great import ance to The commercial interests of this Town and Neighbourhood, it is expedient that a Committee be formed, and a Subscription entered into, for the pur pose of attending to, and promodng the welfare of the different branches of our Manufaaurers, with full powers to add to their own number, ; chuse Sub-Committees, appoint Delegates, and take such other measures as may, from time to time, appear to them 'most expedient to promote the desired end. A Committee was then appointed." An Agricultural Society was formed at Margate last Spring for growing Indian Corn, when a num ber of Gentlemen (each) agreed to form plantations; : they sowed about - the middle of April, which, how. ever, being far too late; yet some plants produced equal to what has been seen grow in America or the West Indies ; it was agreed by the Society, that the Gentleman who produced the largest arid finest ear of his own growing last Summer, should be entitled to a prize, which was decided yesterday Se'nn_ight, at the Six :Bells. Inn, in favour of Mr. Joseph Hoilams.—lt is Wished that this , laudable pursuit may be extended—as the produce of this plant is so very useful to society. Extraordinary difference in the price of the Ne_ cessaries of Life, between the last and the present year. A person went to Bolon, near Manchester, on the 27th of Oaober, iBbo, and bought a load of Meal, for which he paid ;l. rss. On the loth of OCtober!last, he took - the same sum (51. ;55.), and brought home for it the following Articles A . load of Meal, a sack of Flour, four loads of Potatoes , a Cheese of zolb. weight, and he had Five Shillings left. On Saturday morning, Npvember 14. th, died at Honingham, in the 7th - year of her age, the Hon. Louise Tow NSH END, Aftll pau g htq. of the . Right • • Hon. Lord NING, NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Nov SAILED His Majesty's Ship Audacious to the Westward ; and Alexander and cygnet Ships of War, with French Prisoners for Cherbourg. Went out of the Harbour this day, Kis Majes ty's Ship Diana and Acasta Frigate. 6rrived this day, the Ma/yin/7, Ci\RR, and Ulysses, TILL, from London, bound to AfriCa. DOVER, Nov. 18. LAST night sailed for Calais the Princess of Wales Packet, Capt. HAMMOND, with Mr. HUNTER, Sen. the Messenger, and Dispatches. The Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. SUTTON, arrived from Calais this evening, to do duty on this side. SHEERNESS, Nov. 18. Tx is day .arrived His Majesty's Armed Ship Ann,-fre!iti Yarmouth. The Minx Gun-brig has gone out. of Harbour. The Assurawe Hulk has - been fitted with jury masts, and has sailed to Deptford, to be taken to pieces. DEAL, Nov. 18. SAILED the Eugenie Sloop, and Anacreon Brig, on a Cruize. Arrived the Irresistible, of 7+ guns, from Chat- liam. The North Gloucester and Huntingdon Regi. clients of Militia, are on their route to their native Counties. Mr. TIERNEY is now the object of attack with all the Jacobins, and determined retainers of the broken-down Party of Opposition, for giving his manly and decided approbation of the Peace, Mr. Ti ERN ty, perhaps, cannot have a bettet.proof that his conduet is deserving of approbation from the Community at large. A grand-Work is preparing in France, under'the patronage of the FIRST CONSUL, comprehending'a History of the Expedition to Egypt under General BONAPARTE. This Work is to be enriched with a great number of plates, representing the Antiqui ties of the Country, the remains of memorable Edi fices, as well as the present appearance and costunre, derived from the Collection of the National Insti tute, The whole is to be on The Most magnificent scale, and is expeled to be a Work of considerable Literary and Philosophical excellence. The number and discordance of ingredients which constitute the peculiar drink of this Countiy, Punch, has been the subjea of amusement to reigners. Mr. BALDWIN, however,. in his _Political Recolleaions respecting Egypt, increases , the num ber greatly. "In 5776, 77, and 78," says Ivir. B. " Ships were. arriving at Alexandria from England, and at Suez from at the same time. We composed our bowl of the waters of the Ganges, the Thames, and the Nile, and, from the top of the Pyramids, drank Prosperity to-England." Op Saturday last James Riley, Joseph KiLpy, John Hopkins, and Josiah ". Atherton, four Jour neymen Block Printers in the employ of Messrs.' WILLIAMS and &PRIORI), Calico printers, at Strat ford, in Essex, were brought before the Sitting Justices at Ilford, for having illegally combined, with a considerable number of others, to oblige the Prosecutors to comply_ with various demands. After a full hearing, - they_ were conviaed on the Mt '39 and 4o Geo. 111. - Cap. 106, on the first charge, that of refusing to work with an Apprentice who had been recently engaged by the Proseutors, and were committed to the County Gaol for six weeks. Messrs. .Wll,l, !ANIS and BURPORD de clined entering into the other charges, in the hope -that lenity might the sooner bring them to see the, impropriety of their conduit. This instance was not wanting, to prove. the necessity of the inter ference of the Legislature, to prevent the alarming increase of similar combinations, and to show the wisdom and impartiality of an Mt which, although directed chiefly to curb the licentious condua of Workmen-, yet is equally calculated to be beneficial to either party. Yesterday .a man who called himself John Winter, was charged before the Lord Mayor by Mr, JOHN WHITBY, who told his Lordship that, going home that morning at an early hour, he saw the Prisoner climb over the rails into the church-yard in Dowgate hill, corner of Cloak-lane ; that he called for the watch, who got him from the church-yard, 'and he told them he was to have received five guineas if he had got a corpse; that a tall man in black was seen lurking about, and followed them to the watch-house, but when he heard Surgain mentioned he made his escape. —The prisoner would not answer any questions the Lord Mayor put to him, as to what he wanted in the church-yard, how he got his living, and where he usually resided. The Lord Mayor ordered him to be sent to Bridewell, and to be well whipped as a rogue and a vagabond, and commended the Gentle man very much for the trouble he had taken. A man of the name of Hatton, a gardener, last week sold his wife to a Barrack-serjeant at Col chester, for the sum of ten guineas. he was de livered over to the purchaser in the usual form, with a-halter about her neck. When Captain -CRAV EN, the Barrack-master, was informed of the circum stance, he ordered the serjeant to restore the wo- Man, to her husband , . which was accordingly done, but the man refused to return the money. The King Gor ge ,, Skimmins, for Liverpool, was on Shore -on Demitraral3ar; 'on the 2.5 th September, but expeEted to be got off without much damage. The Lady Jane, Cooksey., from Liverpool to America, is put intpKinsale wits damage, THE THEATRE. • Drur_y-Lagfo THE influence of Pizarro,' often as %it has bel l submitted to *the - .Public, is by no means ex hpoauwseterfd:l,l support - t ()f it t r h s c , POW ELL is a tolerah)e substitute 'and talked, ae . pears to more adVa(itager.:in this ,charatier than 1 3 any other in which, -she follows that great Mircss'. The, resentful violence Eivira ;Vim Po WE L ex' pressed with considerable force. 'She was least in' teresting in the.. tenderness and dignified sorrow. KEranr, E,. 011 his entrance..in ,Rolla, received 3 very flattering.tribute o f welcome, and, as usual; performed the eharatAer in 'such turnanneDas -to rev der it very coniricuous dramai.and to excite much applause. - WROUGH TON in Las CaSas was hardly less int-, pressive than, poor At cin itt,. who, in his- tast-,..0' parts, has not left an adequate =substitute era. ttic Stage. ... . _ ~, -136 ET U . . , •• Ax anonvthous Aufhof rho - "has. *ry success' fully exerted his talents.in elyosingthe -Lneful na" ture of jAcoßrzitsm.(the title of-his Work), has paid the following well-merlied tribute to the pO' bent OIiANC EL LOi tite .. Ekcx OVER,' in a Pool strongly charatterized by spirit, elegance, AnG taste. _ " Awhile •tisgiv'n through many a scene to rove, improV7d by friendship or enticar'd by love;, And, fondly loit'ring in my native shades, To hold "skeet ;Alliance with th' Aonian maids ; Or pensive wander, in the vacant hour,: Round the wild heath, or Woodley's peaceful bew i r*l Where, s ick of clamour, and the toils of State, Bless'd by the Poor, and hanour'd by the Great, With all the Christian's love, the Patriot's fires, From Fame's . loud clarion ADDIzNicroN retires." *.A Seat of the Right Hon. Firs R Y ADDINGTON, cOlO guous to Buimarsh Heath, in the neighbourhood of Readi4!, Mr. SHELDON, the Anatomical Professor of the Royal. Academy,. cbmtnenced his Annual Course 0{ Lectures at that _Iola& on 'Monday last. He ws i attended by the- President, many of the Acadevi cians, and a considerable number of Students, a$ well as- of general friends of . Seience and Liteta' ture. Mr. SHELDON'S knovaedge and abilities too well knoWn; to 'require any eulogium in t h is place. _ Plaid seems -to have been introduced upon th e Peace, in compliment to the intermixture of Pat - ti tl which that evett - has, produced. The colours O s gay and - ples . black only is orrtirted, as 1 , 11 ,, exclusive property of the litsle bilious Faaion, wislied to 'see-a - few. thousands more hii/e'd-of by to y Ware A 'phin is tiow in agitation .InTranCe'for a Co , lossal Statue bf,BoNA:PARTE4, by Citizen Co k N ot:T. He is to 'be dreN;seli in • the Greek costuifie. excitls some distatisfadichitaAris,- where they clq nor yet forget the curious anachronism in the flgto ° of Louts XIV. over the Porte Ma in. The So' e vereign was represented naked_ tinder the figure 61 Hercules, I?trt the Sculptor could not be prevzq;e" upori to omit the decoration of.a full b6ttomperri24'!.. o though he. refused him a lair of 6reei.hes. ~• - - Mrs. SIDDONS, - we are happy tcPerimive, is a ny nouriced for're-appearance at -Drury z . Lane Theatre' We shall soon see that• Stage;. we doubt not, ft° restored to its wonted respeetability and attraCtio.'l!' i o n Mrs. Bt LI. I NGTON,. it is, complained, has -- little_ to do in the Charaaer -of - Clarir; in The I)% ' enna. What she has to do, however, is so'ex•qt sitely done, that it affords the highest treat to t `q Musical Amateur. The Bravura ,Song, though does not well coalesce with the rest of the Moil affords a very fine specimen of her transcOlu i3ll powers. The subordinate parts in- The School for. Scavda,, 6 ,are. represented in a manner so much inferior to merit of the.original performers, that instead of I),, e ' ing suitable to a London Theatre, it would hardly worthy of a Provincial Barn, Mr. Monk Ltwis" has, • it' seems; transferred 11 1 dramatic labours to Covent.Giuden Theatre, whi c f is to produce a Work from.his pen in the course ,0 the present Season. We conclude, that it sv li ' t come forward about . Christmas„ and that it wil l 0 7 provided with a few Ghost:for' the entertainment the Holidays. • fit Vile-mentioned-some -, time ago a curious 0 ,„ 4 1 which had made , app-carance- in Paris, enti t l e MegalanthropOkenesi4 " The Art of Breca' ° ,s great Men." This work has of course its partiza'ss and its enetnies, and•the• warfare on the. subjea been very violent. . A French Physician, M. I 3 I ; f , s t J . titp, takes up :the . - cudgels most furiously aV i '> .what, he calls the Antimegalanthropogenesig i . 4 o says he, ." is such an. apostate. .to ,rea c ` l o and to good sense, as .to maintain that the son of Es - quituayx Father, and-a Lapland Mother, iieciols fitted by. - Nature. to. comprehend -the lessons 0. :1 ,/ preceptor as the;son of CIESAti of of ,StmraAD, He recommends . to . the Government a decisive Li t e periment on the subklit;.. Which is to marry ,‘ Savage of , Aveyro - n, to the young female recently found in Gallicia.- The progeny he maint 4l/ 0 4 will be inferior in intelleCt to that of 'a gardner a fishwonian. 1) 0 Report, 'that- aaive and convenient. agent , c o been em Toyed to destroy in a short tiMe, the NA d of the cARNATIC, but somebody, more intereleo in the preservation. of- His Highness, has ho induced to come forward and assure. the World (iry his, only' illaiss is the rffea (vf. medicine. It is.ve to evident that the . friend of the Nabob .is. a 19 e the Faculty . The Penguin, Rave , from Newfoundland to --` rg o staple,. is wrecked on Bideford Bar—pit saved, The Four Friends (Hambro' Ship) froni to Lisbon, has been on the Goodwin Sands, by the Deal Boats, and brought into the with loss of anchors and cables, and other (101;317 SI Tntitt is n, c onvelsatiun, a Parties--no more various sl tion. Whatel greatest streng In persons ak!ii C onstitution, be done consisi 'who unite. I\ subjeft of 1 P eace, that ci b ilitY of Unio to differ upon an immoveable together, beca interested sacri eth er. The c, declaration t hat Paity, ha t hat those pet themselves wit ti ntitartees unc de Si rable—i 11 " s, of Chan t 4 Country ; s ay, that he ta ined, opinio P t lgnant to ow 11 Pon, would e: t ry to which Lo pe and exile( B Peak° slightinj li . —e Are of mains of rend( We do not I\ll r. ADbING 14.11 0n1 we hay 1(l in him , furt t'lleariinces, a be fore said, 1,4 1 f talents, a' at km 'regain but nc) junetio Wi thout same bt i n propdrti 1113 °n impOttan coalesce. A Drmc;rorr, I tarliOg Meini Any to measures no 4 hVview w It s duty t o tl pro scription a ‘l.upor ali s • s'on of one r e nt ioleno . tc . 441 to the ad t l°n, and if • t apt only t hi s Talents thatbut We should " 11 for the judgment or preservini t `'e alluded ; t -of Men, NI :Conner Rti o n/ on. his anwl red ecessi)rs c 2 ~cd, the s T th e he!ceorfollow ' • • e 9LiicToß 7N Genelen ' ti Se ot ! I 41 xi ) - e . 0 0et t h a sr. ;tlii,l i e: b ..,notsh i AA c9ntrary tt 1,;,:r 39th and 1 1 : : ;'1 , ortations fr this matte iZild to 'acqui th e r tl_ Mr. Tyto] from Ire] inn th, e4 sks, 'or p: tial,Plahner of On Monda , vlt. Benjamn v#%s returnin torr!i,•ancd 1i ywl t , a. gang filteen,-.va ta6-jack! Qthe villains c i fe or cut l l )w • lies ir) 'lopes reco on 4k Covvicy., t4 hbeti of sel