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;~ rinttee to-night. - •- - T.. 70NES thought , there - could he no im,. • . • propriety, nor any material inconvetrience, in, post - poning thi3.ine,sure for a single day. , Me.' -N/CHOLS also was niche same tipinian. , The I-Louse then Went into a Committee of the whole ' on tife Bill, in which a long conversation on took place on the allowaneeof zoool. a,..year Salary to the judges ;* it Was opposed by Mr. Tr ERNE* and jot-nestor,t, and supported by' Sir W'.. Sopirr, . lie S.p EAK r. a, and the Cli ANCt IA OR. of, the Ex cn FIVER, Who maint„ined that the 'flees would. not•niske the whole of the,income of these Judges. amodot in time of war to more than 4.0001. a-year ; after which, this, part of the Bill was agreed to, turd !The cormnirtee went_ through . the Bill, andthep having- restinied, the Report . was ordered to. be re ceived to-morrow. • •• The Insolvent . Debtors Bill was .read a-second time i and oAlered to be cominitted to alcommittee of the whole• House to.:morrow,. on- the Motion of ,Mr. Nswaoioi . . reading-the Ordei of the, Day.. for further proceeding on the Irish Duty 'Exemption Bill, JOHN . P4RNELk took notice of another measure whiell he said was . conneded with this, Ind ; objeCted toit, for -he said it would operate as a Bounty on Emigration, which he said was now the 'greatest' evil Ireland' suffered. He Said, that no ' <lels a loss titan •Millions annually were sus tained'' by Ireland I) Emigration.. He entered at cnirtideraEle Intztli into othA• objections 'to. that' measure ; and took:this opportunity of saying, he thought that in time eat c . f Peace it would be politi • . to-prevent emigration-even' frOm this-Country. 'lle applauded the. liberality of the' present Bill, and wished the same principle would be adopted, • ABBOT.diA not wish to take notice of that infrt thcsl-Jer,-. Baronet's Speech, %%illicit, although always respeCtable,: related to - a sublet not now be ' fore. the Houseeheetherefcrre contented himself with moving, " that the House do agree to the Report." The amendments. were accordingly read and agreed pnd.the . Bill 'ordered to Win - grossed. • The Irish Copy Right Bill passed the Committee pf ;he, whole " FiguSe, a iVle. the Chair. The'House being resumed, the Report was ordered ;to be received this 'day (it being past one o'clock.) The Irish Srasw-Duty Bill was road a third time ond passed. . Mr.-VArtsrr-rAaT moved, that: the Statute of the present reign on the subjed of Statute Marble, I.lo‘read..;., %liltich being. done, he moved, •that the ,• House will this day . resolveitielf into a Committee to consider of the said ML—Ordered. , The House in a commiw; of Abe,. whole house . on the Lat.,/ Tax Redernption Bill, went through it, and the',House being resurned, ordered the :Report to be th,is day. The fly better.settling of Disputes between D, , lake r rs and '!•:orkmen, .wgs ordcred, : to,l,e read .a third - time this day. On reading thv Rerort_of the Constables ante Bill, . . Mr. jott.4FrE objected to it, and 'desired the House might 13e counted; When there appearing not . to be above ten Members pprese t , AtljuOnnterlC ..;001; place of cOurse. theii two, O'clock. T E S T„,J N. #01.E.1 c2.4.:14 IJlc«t t ta.1.41M ALIUSAT? ' .7 N E 16, 180 r. EXPRESS FROM I'd RIS. "* . Y . At tiiis Roner wa3 on the point o being put to rros, we ie&ivtki i BY I: 7 ;:i,PitES) . Paris 1' 11;P'W to the I Atli inst; IVe extrala the fallowing article liCim • " NM ENGLISH MINISTERS. i. , lir,':stershold a m okiera languagef such , a bt"...,-.31nel an enlightened "And a poyirerful Nation; a 'kosvizt : ze 'in every- respeet"the eonrrast to .that of tr'eir we Ore to % lila-4e from,tlicir Po-lian-wnt, th s y are really ;desirous pf .to t•nii to the trtfieri,!s of Var, If tlipy 'ore • t,, P....-v app ars (pr .it is: they wllO Ila.re t!... means in tl l eir own 1 4 111.'14. "' The Enolish' have taken rosses:.;ion of a qrtat .., part of the Frenf'll, and patch p o , sl i ss i ons in the two :Indies. They tri,ty Adopt z. !brstem Iforlaurable. t 9 w!lich tnay give it Advantages; but. ivh.:,h :it ;he salty: time may f)e eon patihie with tine dignit.y the Allies, and: play pFeservc a just, oquilitoritun in tile, difre'rent pzris . of thc worll., aaing' in this ni;:nner, Isitini:afls Will arriv at the higlicst that of having pacifi,M ;he worhl, zulci tears (4 . 1-oillic i ps' of f'amilicK. ti " iroparti:l? reprrsaches the new Admi.. ni6trAti(ip with !Li', jug ill-trNltest our Prt,orers ; " but we zre a!,.,ured the .t they arc employed in Ale.- viating their fitro, it i easy to Fee, that if they have not! done f,u `n.;!;)re,t it l t Letane the first Id. WO; of their ,Viutiv,i;:tration h4veengaged all their t'ilt4. " Frunce hiv; in thc course ♦ orthc 8(11 a n d 9th lin! RepulAic, 'cxFenc4 1 more tli4n four of Atvrev la eloatilinte ti:e Pu3sfar s,• Aus- riori;;, an,l T! ; c,f thct It 1;:1;". greltCy aUTfI to pr 4 .)cur,c ba rat.ks; , I at, tt)dildarkt fOCYd, Died, on Friday, at West Wandsworth; Nil's. TR ioN," wile of GI-- cr Tit r-rria7;, laY IiA N J .v: I L 1.,X N ;at t 0vt.,1:4 az . ..tr. • .le,it 1' v..! - i t c L #l v %V • L L . ! c ~t );,„, t. • • • # . • - •• • # # . (Of ttie :11)N-01, - rIct. No. 111, st ran d ; wriere, Adsstritserlvi, Older., far lb. P4frtr, Lrrarrr for tri; S“'„ (fr/s/. • • • K N 't • Troops. It has airteliorated their situation, and left them at liberty to procqre subsistpice by labour, to walk about towns, mild to breathe good air, ". The new - Administration are also reproached with continuing those. shameful intrigues, whieh have for their object 'the maintenance of such men as SANS Q A TARTIER, SANS PITIE, GEO4.GES I Li- E LAN, &c. but these men were excited to their . crimes by- the former Administration. The present" Ministers cannot he accused of the affair of the 24th Dec.-; and if such men as Dull' tr L., the Blsi-tor of AR It AS, and Giotto Es, are tolerated in Londtin, it is because they were called thither by the old lylinistry. We think staciently well of the present AdminittrAtion, , to be persuaded that they will re fuse to employ such wretches,. and will use the money of the English People for something else, than merely to pay thieves and assassins, U, however, the British Administration should not justify the hopes of Europe ; if, like their pre decessors, they should think that Peace can only be founded on the destruaion of one of the two Nations ; ant it; on that account, they should seek to abuse the advoantages which they obtained in the two Indics, whi'e the Allies were, employing alt their efforts in the Continental War, it will be necessary that the l atter shotild.resolve to purchase Peace by Vidory Vi&ork wilt be necessary, as the only means of bringing bfflz Peace, ProNerity, and Commerce 'f gngland has for eight years been seconded_by two Coalitions. In ten years we shall not see a thied. " The cannon of Copenhagen, the piundet . of the Swedish and Danish Islands,. the progress of NELSOIt in the Gulf-of Finland, have made the dangers evident, which the proud am bi t i on o f England threatens; and .4 - the,Powers of the Con- :inent can prosper ancCexikt only I.?y Commerce, that Power which, can resist by sea the whole of Europe, is pointed out as the Enemy of all People, and all Sovdreigns. But what will England do against the Allies, without ,a Coalition ?? ? And what, on,the other band, can the Allies do against England ? ? ? f‘ We shall not enter into these two questions, contenting ourselves with observing, that the Allies lave no Lommerce, no small Colonies, nor Any . hing to lose. Inland has acquired every thing, leis . spread heiselfefery where, and has every thing. a 106 e. • !' Happy those Nations who,- having attained a high degree of prosperity, are' blessed with a wise Guvernmcnt, who do not expose such great advaA. ages to the, vicissitudes which a single blow of for une may produce !" A'Letter from henna, of the 30th 'May, states, chat 1.11(.: Is: I G Qf had declared to Abe Jin perial Court, that the occupation of the 'Eleaorate of Llano vet. Ivas merely a mcasure,of'precaution, ',ren dered necessary by circumstances, and which would be revoked as soon as the reasons. which had prOduced it 'should cease to exist. It was at the 'same time insirruated, that that epoch was not far distant... FR,ANK ro 5.---'The accounts from Rath . /pi,/ contraditt the report s of a Continental 'War, which salve interested individuals, have - been at the trouble to cliperninate, ti the hope of cogaing cer- thin - Powers to realize thm. We read in several r a p e 6, t h , i t t he Cantons of the • Equessrian Order in Germany, have requested to have a Seat, and to vote at the'Diet, and have oEired in return, to furni to the'l 7 ,mr r, tc oR, in time of War, 10,000 These Ayers acid, that Deputies •from these Orders had none to Vienna, to ti ea t' resped. ink, this important innovation in the Germanic Con stitution. : . • I'he Paris Papers contain no other intelligence of mportance. We find nothing respefting Aryp, tor the Squadron of GANTHEAUME. - The French Fands,haye again risen . ito 50, and de6ined to 48q. The Mai/ due on Sunday, is pot yet, arrived. Yc:.'stertily THEIR TAlErrtrs, accompanied by the T)RlNCrssr.s, with their' usual ,escort, took an w Windsor; wilre they partook.of an cletant Entertainment it Cumberland Lodge, pro_ sided by the DuKa. of tu Atu.Fiix.M q W, after which the Roym., FAM LLY retarned htime. The KING, c2,ziE Vtii and Pa NC ESS ES leave Town , for Weymouth, on Monday the 2,9 tn instant. Earl HARcouiT left Town - yesterday for his Seat, at Noneham, in Oxfordshire. On Wednesday last .the Bth ,:Light Dragoons, commanded by the Hon. Limit... Colonel STEWART, were reviewed pn Stockton Common by Lord MtiL. 'GRAN E r who expressed his warmqst approbation of the appearance and high state of discipline of the Regiment. Thi, Re g imem, , which - 11as'best sta tioned at. 'York Itamcks for the last eighteen ur,riths, have.bgun th;,ll march on their route for Guildford, Bri b ghtl,ehas,orke, &c. We Tinderstund" they are to be replace,i by ittk Light pcagoons, corcananded by .I...ietttenant-001.01-10 ell I I. D w R S. 4 7. ) 1 ..4 tl; a. TieS*--sili Nos icterimmt trlagi, ixt..4l#2mt trid:xtefi t St 4 mi6i iir.e ctilkar. PORTSMOU'Tir, JUNE IS. SAzLEt His Majesty's Ship ATI, for the Downs-,, and His Majesty's Ship Shark, for the West In- dies, Admiral MawrActiE made a signs. on board the Garland, for the West Indies, His Majesty's Ship Serpnt made a signal for the Westw4rd, YARMOUTH, juNE Is. LAST night Admiral Mc KSON'S Squa!lron rettwn. ed from a Cruize, viz. Blenheim, Ifrarti:t•iek, Princess of Orange,' Standard, Assistance, and Le:ydett,' the Ranger Sloop, La - jakaise Brig, Pbernix and Spe culator Luggers, 'Hazard, Liberty, .and Diligent Cutters, and the SperAvell Brig. Sailed the Rattler Gun-brig, and George and .Lberty Cutters, on a Cruize. This morning sailed the Iraq Eta rzheit Frigate for the Baltic, with tilt: following Ships under convoy : Mary, Wit!cock Rover, Jceb ' Liberty, MilAr Yarmouth, POtts Memel, M2son Fortuna, Martin British Queen, Libbis /Baltic, Sandford New Venus, Urquhart Anson, Harpley Mercury, Crabtree Yam, 'Holland Dione, Sims. Norfolk, Calvcr Pager, Staff Perseverance, Steward Industry, Ostler And one vessel from Suuthwold. The flnn Armed Ship sailed also fur the Baltic, with some Store-ships under cor:voy. DEAL, JUNE Is. His. Majesty's Sloop Gplgc, Esc:r: Gun brig, and Pfrpoug Nary Transport, canit tliAt morning from the We:Award ; the latter forthe Rirer, the two former rehiain. Arrived the, Beaver Sloop.o‘f"War and xemai;)s with the Overytel, Helditt, Savage. Stoir i ), riner and Escort 0un . ..hr.:11,, , 5, King' Q;orgr, Earl Spencer, Cr,qce Armed Cutter, and Pesollitimt.ug _ ger. . • A Letter from an °Meer on boarea-tbr Po/y - pkiimes, of 11. E Inns, to his friend id , Ediirborgh,`a-tates, thit in 'the late engzzeinent with the Danes, bat ship fifed 'in the conrse ., ef -the ACtion no less than 136 birreis of gut ipowder,-the quantity all Owed for a sea fight o f twelve aid it 'was after emptying their magazines of filled cartridges; that z:ic batteries from the shore did the execut i on on board that ship, near the close Of the - Aaion. The Officers in the ships that were not engaged, declared, • thatt for four hours, they did not know the PeitVPhi. 711111 ) as she appeared during that time to be one entire flame. The Preventitr, the. Danish ship that was opposed and struck to the ./34/0/.7mus, had no les's than 3oo•killed, and 7o wounded. The Dines being made to believe •that the British would give no quarter ) , was the reason that they were so long in. striking. It was remarkable, that.during such a close Engagement, the Polyphemus had only 29 men killed and wounded, which was owing to the qaci disCipline- and close firing of that ship. - Advices from Madras, state His Majesty's Ship ArroLvant having captured the French Frigate Lau.. ret.te, of z 6 guns, off Masulipatam. We learn by letters recently received from Ben gal, that the Company's Ship the Arn;ttry„lately arrived, beat ofF French Privateer in the Roads of Bencoolen. The Arristort had just- saluted the Fort, sent a boat on shore with the Company's Dispatches, %vas in the aCt.of coming to an anchor, and the people busied handing the sails, when a' vessel under. American Colotirs hove _in sight, and camerin, apparently with the intention of also coming to an anchor she suddenly hauled down the American colours, .and 114sted French.; bore down on the Arnizton, and.lred a broadside into her, which, however, to the gre4t surprize of the privateer, w,asinstafptly returned, the //riiistoi having, after saluting, loa . ded her gtult„with double ?mud, - 11:e Privateer then Audi qfr; the Aruision cut her cable and gave cl)agt ; 1144, : th; fr,ir:Usr rpv ing the best sailer, made he r ,e , txtx.,• , .-4111, stood tcs the Southward ; she is• said to b a vqcy _haudsp.ipe vessel, having n tier of twelve.pgrts of • " Wednesday last arrived in Leith :...gaa4s ;. - the. Royal Bvitniy, .'"of Leitly Capta:n. Nskyli.)N;:froen the Davis's Straits whale fishing.; ti full ship; hay._ ing on board :lout .3 t 5 butts of blubber; hnd about five tons whale fins, the produce .of wren whales.- 7 - The Riva/Bothay left the' Rai b, txt Leith, (..`aptain LYONS,' on the.' t rth May lut, on the fishing, ground, with six whiles. They had kept comp,ny all the voyage, but .puted that.day in. thick fog, Captain NEUrON reports they ohly - saw one ship during the whole of the season, which was at a very considerable distance from them. . , We learn by tettdrs from PortAmouth, that a Cartel: which arrives} at that Port on Sztrorday'evning from Cherbourg, has brought information that militark p:eparatiQns on a very extensive scale were still concluding .liong• the Coast of Erance. LORD CHARLES is labouring under a eem.satit! of the brain, from his horse Gliing and rolling . ov him, in the attack:. and &fence of the sword 4t. oise at the Review of the Prince, of Wies's ltc !pent, on Monday the Sth, instant. He was,taken up senseless, _instantly bled, al ..6 carried to the house of Mr. R 7., at Ashford, w . l'e he continues to be attended with the most anxin hnd affeClionate 'solicitude by hiS !pother, t Dutchess of Rtrn AND, the Duke his brothel., al the rest of the fAnily.P Ti.... daily visits of the PRINCE of WALEs,who constant and marked attentions do much credit His'Royal Highness's feelings, anti the freque ingLiries of His MAJEsTv, the DIKE of 'Vox, and :the ROYAL FAMILY, - they slew tl good of their hearts, evince at the same time tl high esteem entertained fair tiois young Noblerag chargter. . His Lordihip has been constantly attended lire fessionally by Mr. CHANIS E RS, the Surgeon of a Regiment, whose prompt exertions at the annuen of the accident, - and unremitting.assibirits binct are beyond all praise ; and he has been occasional]: visited by Surgeons kr ic.trt and at r, c, who wet sent for from Town when this unfortunate act! happened. Mr. RAE'S house, his time, his table, alul 111 ' servants, have been wholly devoted to t h e acorn modation and comfort of Lord CuitaLss and 111 Noble Relatives; and he has his reward in his own mind, in the consciousness of having.exetc.oed tjw first duties of,Humanity and Philanthropy. The Oxford Blues, which have been seatiOned at Shekeld for- nearly two years, have left that tO"' A prize wherry, given by-Mr. A.s.rt sr, was r° w " ed for yesterday on the Thames. The contest vg.'i severe, there being four very close heats. 11 '; wherry was adjudged to Walliner and Sheldrake ,ol •King's-stairs and Cole:stairs. A prize of t woitt .rieas was AVOII by Webb and Judge, of Iron-gatc 4 '? King's stairs ; and another of one guinea, Hayes and Rathhorne, of H o r s eleplown and New Crane. The river vas crowded 'With boats for th; greater. part of the clay; and presented a very i'le'°` ing scene. • TO THE LSD E S The happinessof both Sexes is so conncaed the increase of remain charms , it is nor to be WO''' ..tiered at thatAlic' inVeertive genitlS should be on' ployed to discover what'rnay be innocently cited t° assist Nature; in keeping, the tyrant ma n i n a 6Nte. of pleaiir:g bondage to the 'softer sex: This di o ' very . is. now made, and as imposition has been b ut too frequently., prat upon The . credulous, the Gentleman wlio is the inventor of the 111itossX14 CILIANI, has :consulted the delicacy of the SeX, vY comm4ting.tht salt of this curious and elegant Pre" paration to ',a Lady of, honour and respedabilitfi a • r i:i s u i id u , r l i o ,:i e c s h, not a g who has to•return the money , i f this. irk nirvre fnjtin Ls bespeaks health, and throws,an countenance, which- shall give the eve the a . power to charm a n d f asc i n ate.. For the hand. and arm it is prepared i n a diff e rent form, a nd if delicacny would perniit the names of those Ladies tobe tioned .who hav e 2pproved this innocent Comp;"ik wellive :s o b the ,srro s w k i i n n t a t pecu . g , i tion, their number would exceed .belieff fo r and faShion.' It can be had only at No.' St r'L'tieL low-strget i near Gray's..lno, .Holborn, "' at los. 6d. each. by • N.B. Ladies residing - in the CountrYl. ,„1,9 closing a . o ne..pound note, may have tv/O-P,?;*o-1 sent to - them,' safely packed in a box, W ith 1 di 0 reatons, to any part the kingdom. ••;', • - "L.moo! SHIP NEIPS. CAAVESZND, Jas . & t.c. Passed by—the Vrotv Fronta, from Boobs°''nod Leviathan, Gardner, from South Seas. „,: b.:04 _ Sailed—the Richard, Foster, for Dominique; 4'"ii:boai W, tson for St: Croix; Flanders, Mitchell, tr Admiral Nelson, —,_ for Curacoa • Mathew and for St. K itt's-; Vicissitude, Siivet, tor Putl 3 f ol ; C r it . 'Ol2, Allan, s i tt r n u ro r i r " C m ll2 - r j es ° l P :w t f°r Pc ik r.-- I ' ll;teinrAtigiuc4" den, foc Baltimore BIRTH. 4v f • Oil Sunny, at Creencted-Hall, EiseXt th ° '` .l6l Craven Ord, Eq. of a , . . MARRIED. ;e VestetJa at Queen-square Chapel,' Bath, `i t H enry tiptoil; Lieutenant-Celll St. John; 0 4114 the o9th Regiment, to Miss Amelia F,arer, yourl.' terot jami; atter, Esq.., Green Paik Buitdings• , • • DIED., -e, an ~,6ttr,?' SlutTay morning, at hip In* in C AL n '"- . , ' Britidier-Gencrat Arnold. ' __.------' sroms . , ',~ ROAN'. India Stock s " dia. 1 keltecpter Rills s., New ditto s. dis. Lottery Tieketo , - Irish ditto - , f Otrinitrtif 9 4 10 91 !timer. 3 per Ceitr. 5'34.' Ditto Ann. Ilankfor,Acco unt f India fig. ft Lie ~•', '. Cou.soli f or ,',.-,count 6 itz • . ~, ......"'" w".. CROMER, NORFOLK. TO DE SOLD Ell( AUCTION, By' WM. BURT, On thuti.dav 1 - ‘ -•/ . n Crolnsri .., , tine 2, ) ,, Aar, at the Red Lion i. . prrctsely at li.ur o.*Clock in the Afrernoori• rit L t m that large iind oonv'enient i BlUr t ,. k' DwELL INC -HOUSE, late the lesitlence of t 0 , • Sidney Terry, Surgeon, deceased; comprising a w, 4 .,,r01i portioned Tea-room, 2.2. ft. by 'lB, tv,.o Parlourg, t r * l r u k,„ Servants'. hall, ten Climbers, suitable office's, Coacill o ta a tsvo stables. —er he House stands il 'tilitll diStal /e f e th ,, nd , the to , .vn and'comminds a rnost heantiftli view of t '' - • and i, we ' ll calculated for a!Gentlernan's family. t. co o. Cromer is amulet' in-the most romantic, part of t'' lies tv..of Norfolk, and • is 'mu. h resorted to by go.sotorl 1)4c3.1,,,,,, (fitting the stunmer seasc.ii# having an extremely i l'''' — ' beach, with several bathing - machines. tt°ll /6° Fe , fi, arti ‘ culais enquire of Mr. Boys ..Aldhnl ao A . North ..uslmat. • . - ___.i..---:.----•—;"." frrry. road, Woittrtinst , :r ;) e,.'41), must be addresscd. PR - ICE o YEST Rank Stock' N- ' - ary 5 p`ei Cent. shut t 14. Celt- 11 97 , 94ii . I risk 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. CM,. 7% 9- per Cent. Red. 6011 - Iper Cent. Con. shut Ditto• Scrip Bank Long Ann. .113,1 5.16 ' Witt° Shott.Atni, s t- t6} Ditto Setif) - , ,