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1` IMPE.RIAL, PARLIA.IVIENT. • HOUSE OF ,PEERS, THUItS,DAY, DE. '3. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TBußgpAy ) DEC. 3. Adjourned at five o'clock till to.inorrow. THE SUN. lOLEM QUI;_I3;CIR,I 7ALSUM A ti135,1"4" One iirambir b Mal stlll remains due. Magi • CourTsEp were heard at consideiable length in rcntinu'ation ? relatife to the Scotch Appeal,. joliti b.ro;,lG:,-)t bob,, and others, v. WALTfit iind EB E. jYE.ZE It STOTTS, yiz. Mr. ADAM, as second Counsel for the Respondepts; after which their Lordships flefer s red the further hearing' o the case till to. morrow. The Bills upon the Table, were forwarded in their espeaive stages ? and some routine business was Disposed oE The Militiaßegulatlan - Bill was brought up from .the CCIMM;IIS by the SECRETARY at WAR . • The Bill to rcrnove certain restrietions . in the correspondence bk letter between persons residing in Great Britain and Ireland, and persons residing ,in , T+'rante, &e : was brought up ..by Lord Pl,' El- szitvig. The Pooes Badge 'Bill was brought up by Mr, "IFRcEs• 'fbe Na7ai Stores?. Bill was preaeuted by mr.. AL.EX4NDER• • • PriNi'ate Bill was brought up by Mr. These. bills were, severally reod a first tune.- , And the - Poor's Bale Bill, ; on the Motion of (we 'lDeli6re), the Duke of BF 1.). , 0 n, was ordered to be printed. After Alqli6 an adjournment tool ra4c.: A" Petition was presented from tl% Corporation of New Sarcin, against permitting the renewal of the distillery frpm Grain. , Mr. p.- 0.. E bropght in the Bill for railing Mountjoy-sgnare, which was read a" first time. '-A Petition was presented from. the County of Aberdeen, respetling the 'ere ion of a new Bride well. Lord Gp.:NnERVIE move 3 the third reading of the Foreign Correspondence Bill. The Bill was read a third time and passed. Tie report.. of the Exchequer Bills Funding Bill was in-oughibp'ztiaagreed try, end the Bill.was ordered to . lie re4d.a to:..motrow. , • • .The report of the Coin' Exporrticm jtl was brought up, 30: the : Bill was ordered to'be'raci third time to-mortow., • !The Bill for - raising. Fire Millions by Loan on.` Exchequer Bills 'wls read -A scor)d time, and was faldred to be committed to-morrow The t'riy.e Goods Bill was read a second thr.e, and committed fOr to-rnoriovi, t • Col. FuLcAß;rowdc.ferrecl - his Motion respealog grantinß Relief. to School Masterg in Scotland, till 4fter the recess. 'I he Organzined Silk Importation Bill was read a econd time, ' . .11'.• Message was deliyered frorri , Lords, rh 4 t_ they had.agreed to several Private Bills. The SECRETARY at WAR mQved the third reading of die 11/lilitia Bill; The Bill was read a third time and passed: Mr. coipt - Y brought up an Account e l f the quantity of Corti; Malt, and_ Rice, imported into Ireland . for ten years, preceding the zsth of March, .180 I—Ordered to lie on the Table. LONDOY, - DE,CEIIIBER-4.,.180!. WE have the pleasure to - atmonnce the safe:arriv.al in the' Downs of, the long,expeaed China Fleet.— The Pursers ,of the Dqrsetshire and Boinkay Castle Attended' , the India-House : yesterday, bringing : the agreeable intelligerxe: of their having,left their lespealve - Ships in, the POWIIS. They left. China . • the-14th of May, 'and eailcd from St. Helena on the 'llth of Oaober, in comp.a4"with the Brita,viia, Carats,. Neptune,:,E.keter, and 140., fng . /4, toge ther with, several small Ships, under convoy- of His :IMajestyi'bips Bell/I/aux and Adamant TI IS ' OA)Es - rY yesjeraay - morning, rode.ot;t on borsebacl‹. in Windsor Park. - . The QUEEN Will have aCourt for the Female -Nobi lit y- next ti eck„ as HE MA.IAiTy is ,greatly .•lecovered from her indisposition. • ' We, are happy to learn, that Earl Sr. VINCENT so.rni.v..:ll recoi.ered from his late indisposition, That he will soon be able-to return- to the duties of ttis , e'Snesklay advices were received.at the.Admi. salty of the .death - of Rear .Admiral' BLANKETT, Secolad':in etmn4iiirid, of the - British,,Squadiou in the East Indio's, ar ' who so ably condated.the..Expe. di Lion of the - Indian Army throuth . she Arabian an Red Seas, to:their : landing in Egypt. . ' T here- is nodoubt of Spain having subscribed to the Preliminasy 17reP,ty between this Country and ranco. -An intimation to this,effed has been made 'to Nnrquis C.oRNwALLts. • • Vice'-.A.diniral Sir CHARLES POLE is returned to. England from his blockade of Cadiz., Althoirgh he knew many weeks since of the Peace, , he ehought it reeessarr to continue the block uck antil the event ,s.hould he officially notified to him la the Spanish Government, And that it agreed to"the terins. Lord FRAIIeieSPENC ER, and his amiable part net; Lady FRANCES FITZROY, reside at present, at the Duke of MARLBOROUGH'S Seat at Sion.liill, ~~~~ ,PORTSIVOUTH I I sc. 3 THis evening arrived at St. HElens, the home ward-bound. Inc limn= Mph/ire ; . and pa-ssed by the Hugh Inglis. Three ships saiied. from St. ,Helena the r i tli Odober, under convoy , of the Brilineux and Adamanit Men of War, in company, with the following Ships : Britannia; 1364'ay Castle, and Dorsetshire ) lucliarnen. Pirseverance, Ainerictri Queen Charlotte Brig, from Amboyna. Aurora and Union, Country Ships. Resoluton, Flirt, Char.•ning Kitty, Dubug, Kingston, African Queen, and Elligood, Wh4lers. The whole Fleet was se,parated in a heavy gale of wind in lat. about 4.9 N. forty leagues to the westward of Scilly, and the Neptune had the main yard•earried away. When this Fleet sailed ffotn St. Helena, there was no Ship whatever remaining there. Arrived also this day at the Motherbank, -and put under Quarantine, His Majesty's Ships Pearl, Capt. BALLAy.o, and Resource.; Cat3;sfort Frigate, from Madeiya ; and Utficoris Frigate, from Torbay. The De Rnyter, which sailed some days since and put back last night, made a vast , quantity of water when at sea. The ship supposed to be ,the Belfigneu,v, mention ed in yesterday's Letter, proved,to be the Rarndies, from the Fleet which were cruizing off Cadiz.— Admiral 54 CHARLE4 M. POLE arrived in her. The Rote, Diazzed, Lancatter,,Trente?zdozy, .7u-• .1 titer, and -L'lnzperietue Men of War, and Penguiit Sioop were left off the Cape of Good Hope. DEAL, DEC. 3. AR,RIVED in the Downs, His Majesty's Ships Belliqileux and Adamant, with the following Ships ender' Convoy.: Britannia, Bombay Castle, Colitis, Exeter, and Doi , srtsb;re, from C ; Aurora, from Bengal . ; . ant f Rociu!irr, t, Charming, Kitty, Ell;g9;,1, and African Queen, 'Smith Sea Whalers ; several of which have sailed for. the River. I'lre following indiamen remain : Courts, Britannia, and Bombay Castle. D c, 3. THzs day arrived His Majesty's Ship lamaico, of zo guns, Locltst, Ferreter, Ar,-her, Snipe, 'and Mallard, Gun-brigs, from .the Downs, and. have come into Harbour. • Sailed the Alonv; Sloop, of War, for Yarmouth... The Plumper, , &miser, and Tigress, Gun-brigs, are paid off. • . It is said to be the intention of Government to maintain a forte of twelve' Ships ofthe Line on the Jamaica station, and orders for that efre6t have been issued,- and the necessary arrangements made. Captain CuTtisERT, of .the Navy, is appointed to the Command of His Majesty's Ship Orici:, of 7+ Guns. `A Light-}louse is about to be ereacd on the French Coast, to dirca thee navigation ka ;Le en trance of'the Seine. EXTRACT OF A PR IVATe LETTER FROM AMSTER Atf.D ,OCT. 30. " The .well-informed- liefe an idea that have eve. thing •will terminate to our satisfaftion. The People are furious against. the New Constitution,-- The:Patricits say, they wish - for the return. of the SIADTHOLDER to put down .the Aristocrats, who govern.with despotic . . sway—They have over- Set every thing, add even the. People are reckoned norhing.—"They were :.ribput to nominate artew in .the Lt:gislative,Body, Which consists of thirty-five Members, four or five Ordogiits, who refused; but ,General ,I\UGER;A.I7 desired them to. accept for form's sake, as everythingwlould soon he restored to the. aneieur footing. What he means by this etwivocal expression, time will, perhaps, soon sheW us. It is said that England wishes to 'restore the odd StAryritot.DEtt, but that Prussia wishes to establish his Son." Count SCHEMERETJEN, the richest subjea in . his , Revenue bting about a million of rou bles yearly, gave His impERJAr.; ?NIA J'Eslx an En . .. tertainment7 at one of his estates near Moscow, whisch cost 200,000 roubles. The 'evening of the day the t ntertainment.took place, upwards of ten thoustrid persons sat down to supper with the Count . . . • -- • ,The inhabitants of Riga testified their joy at the Coronation of the new EMP'EROR in a mostewtraor dinary and magnificent' manner,—Fountains spout ing "wine, in all the publie places, were among the most vulgar and ordinary spedacles. An Englishman has'lately obtained leave to es tablish a Paper-manutadory in Portugal, by whiCh it is likely_he will make immense profits. He ma nufatures the paper from the delicate white skin of the aloe, whieb grows wild, in that country, in a prodigious .Aundatice. The paper is of a beautiful texture, and extremely white, and he can sell it at half the expence that imported paper is bought here. The paper is of a quality superior to any at present manufadured in this Country. A Smuggling Vessel, in coming over frcm Guern sey laden, with spirits, was lost last Sunday night, and the crew, consisting 'of five *ll, were all drowned. , - LETTRRS from Toulon state, that Geri. ME N.OU has arrived at ;hat Port. - • The Messrs. DE AH NE, Who were apprehended" at Amsterdam in the month .of August, were con cluded to the _Frontiers of holland, on the 5-th inst. anti delivered up. - to theit respedive -Govern ments. .The one of them wasin the service of the KING of PRusstA, and the other in that of the ELLCroii. u bf BRUNSWICK. • ROl4 V OCT 18 sliglit shock of an earth. quake was, felt Jately at F),..:cati ; it is the only one that for several years has been felt in Italy, ex . e; cept one at BologNa. TRENT; Nov„ 7.—Letters from Italy give the most deplorable accounts of the disasters occasioned by the rain in the Countries near the Po,"the Tesia, the Adda, the Olona, the Lambra, and the. Seveso. At the end of the inundations, fltese rivets, were united into one. • The bridges of Lodi, Cassan6, and Pavia; were - destroyed—Men, honks, trees, windmills, &c. were carried away by the. torrent. Whole villages were covered with water; the moun tains were shaken, and the earthquakes which ac companied this dreadful scene, added to the terrors of the people. - _ - MILAN, Nov. z z.—For nine days the heavens, which are covered with thick clOuds, have inces santly poured down upon us such torrents of rain, as are quite unexampled in trr,cse Courtrict. - bridges of Lodi and Cassano are deqrbycd, and verai unfortunate travellers, who were upon ahem ,at the moment, perished. We dread. to receive, news from Ferrara and Casalniaggiaq•, where the , rising of the Po must have caused great ,devastation. We ,expel} similar intelligence from C 07710, on ,ac count of the Lake which washes its wails. It is not difficult to conceive that, under such circurq stances, the Couriers from "Get:many, Switzerland, and France, have not arrived, -". - NOVEMBER 28. It is said that tile CHIEr CONSUL is going to Lyons. The Minister of the Interior will'im.,:ceJe him some days, and the Minister for l'oreigti Af fairs will, -company. hinn. It is . thought that: thP,,l CH t EF' Comtr-Lwill "regeiye iii that City, the, hers of the Extraordinary, Comulta of the Cie.altine= , Gelierai BERNADOTTE'iS arrived at . Citizen ..U.I.SGtNETTES, , in: Chief to the Army of Egypt, is arrivsti ar Pin a.. t w he, who to remove from . oig Sp iters"the fear '-of, the Plague, boldly.inoculated 'himself with it. From #;itisban we leapt, that. no probable the Deputation of the Empire wit; 'assemble so soon. All the Members ate 'They-are r. Mentz—Le Comte De Freirentesch. z. SavoAra---,Le .Contte De Holici.thil °. 3. Bohemia—Le (.:oniteDe-ColloledQ 4. Brandenboulg -Le Comte Dc-Goertz and M. De Dam.: 5. Bavaria--14e-Baron Re,Gilbellgva - r_d Mt Zehntner. • 0- G ritll4 Teutonic ,Alasterw.M Ley knarn and M. D. zartrneister. : - . 7. Wurtemburg,-M. AL - De Ng:mann; •fun. a434.8.ez,55-8. 8. Hesse Cassel—M. De Weitz. .1 Sc TA IMN E.IP E'NN,b;C.ic,.. Me - Pgiiipotentiary from Holland to the Copg-ress.ftt firr;e7:l•„,:i , ; to pfesent a Protest to the. Ctingress against the Freedom. of the Sc:fieldt, whid, s i)Fretoring . to the poi of 4, sweip its at:tient -splefidor, will ruin 1 . -hirona; ..‘ a l_ ready exf;:ius tett by, the Warr §evetal aris at ..fas . i.r have received pa:;s4 by the_Cisaliiin'e CoriSulta, ordering Meet - . ing at I ) , cns of p n Extraordinary .tonsulta. It is to be eoinicoseci of : Notables of Derartments, MetiNers of the ol...iinary- Consalta, Phyprie.tors, Deputies from the Clergy, .Bishops or . - t:rates, Depllf4es froh A:cat - tem:es ar.d Learned "Sucieties, in all upivards of three Ittipdied. It is to ~be'opeileci. the end of this month. _ . Tiers COnSaliß . s4 GENOA, NOV. A Ragman, Ship is arrived frnni .Alexandria with 4bo Freich Troops oil their . '). .way to France. • The 'English-Ship which .entered.bur . i)ort on the rath of last month is ~:not As she is a Privateer she is detained. 01 the time fixed by the Preliminaries' for the Cessation of HOstiliriek. In vain has the aptain'reciairnethat the Minister's Marine ; as he would_ not .leave his; arms here en depot, and could, riot procure spieties„. he has, been detained ; and •cannot, sail till alie, thy after to:. morrow, - _ LEGHORN, Nov. 6.—The English Frigate Po. 771011 a, of 38 guns, is arrived here from Foto Fer raja, with Mr. •AI),IE Yy Commandant. of that place; and Mr. LITTLEDALE, Vice-Consul, who are gone to. Florence. Letters from Holland, state, that the French Troops it the pay, of Holland, which are composed of io,soolrien, will speedily be reduced to 7000, on account" of the petlniscion w hich has been given to so many. Soldiers to return to France.. Letters from Spain state; that the disturbances which prevailed in the neighboutimod of l',//eßtia, have been fortunately terminated without' the ne_ cessity of using force: LEGISLATIVE 7BObY; SITTING OP THE . 26TH. The President announced the arrival. of an. Orator from Governmerlt;* . • The Counsellor of State, Itcftnit vR i who had bert charged topresent a Ran of a Lawje!f r tive to the Convention between France . and. the united 'States of America, ascended the 'Tribune, and made : the following Speech: • • " The Treaty which .I have 'the -honour of pre_ sen,ting to the Legislative 13,0dr, has put an end to that misunderstanding I?et'ween France and America . which 'neither their distance from •cach other ; nor resolleetions so ,dear to -thy,"tvio, Countries, - could prevent during the course of the Revolution. 'This fveaty , is the first of three Which,. hlt've signalized the ninth year of: the Republic,. by the Peace of the World. It is by open and liberal stipulations -that the Governmentmust convince the World . of its pacific views and of its moderation. It is the first ray of, light whih burst forth during -the. tempest, k of France, to render tli'ern• mole dear ko the CO queror and lss painful to the conquered." txrrnicOF THE 27T.H. Citizen - BRUNE, Counsellor of State, present°. /o the Legislative Body the ,areaty..af. Peate coo` eluded. at Hprrnee, -6etweeft the Republic and tiP . Kint Of "NAPI-pg.' _ _ In apreliminaty speech --ho—reca- 1 4ed•to the rail' leetion of the Assembly, that at the commencern of the war the King of NApiEs . declared agail ls .France; without any provpeatiou having gii cause',fbi.this TrtioPs, were beat° disperses, and the .. .Treat)r':a 'Ca . m . „ - tir rmio C 0 firmed to him that oblivion oo' his injh'stice tow o Tthell.epublic,. 'which haci 'been , .pronlised. him bY, i preeeding Treaty.- VirOuld that I cotilithgnii,h mournful rec.otieetions ;•-bur I c,annot. - avoid retni ing you that,. even after . . that Treat-, Naples came to the French-an intolerable abode ; that th e, ` , were ewased there to fife most grievous insult s , that. ,the c.4aia!jer Ambassador s v e l not recogniied ; that the Ambassad'oi: of the 11 , public,--obliged-- toy tell into-the hands of-P; harp Corsairs,- who treated" him with more'resf`; and- humanity than the.. Government to Tz,hoin had been - sent; that the English fleets founP,„ -.possible -succours..in: the Neapolitan ports ; that tr o hsaster of illkos4ir was the subjea of a F's to Court of Naples:.. I cannot banish thejdea of tlg rightful persecutions which took place in that COil!; try.; 1.-. cannot forget that all those who were friends of Silence :AO the -A: were 'finrribll", :treated; under-the pretext of their being the frier',', '141..th0 F: etch. The . Repel:tic eoisid, after Treaty of. Luve,vill 4 . heivererased: from .the list. 'the-Powers of Europe that obstinate enemy ; hars.there is not a King,. not -t Sovereign, would nat'have - doile it ;- but she :preferred gigri - rit by good will, him whoSe throne -her ar c ; could lave Jhere ure, in the Tre. - co9cluSed at •Floriznee,,' - none of .these stipulati°, Wliith.thestrong.er impose On the *weaker; here is disinterestedness, . This Treaty rnonume t • of.geno-rosity and_nioderation," . . . The Orator aftervars read-the Treaty. wab fixed for .the'7tll.Pecernbere TR . IBLLN AT F ? : - • . • • .6 t • • • • • • - 0 Irk 1 MAME N The Tribunate receire - A mission the -Trt!lty ctsttt~luAe brtvkiriirrece 'itie - tlnitilcl Stales. —.. f. Adjourned to the 29th. '• • A kind, of Secret Committee, consisting o { t Couns - ellots and Secretaries; and two Chancy cers, has been established in• the 'State. Clpnce r ij which will be inunediatels , tinder 'the - direl2 o the Vice-Chaocellor Count Co pENTz C'XrditiirPAß'o i f;`‘ . has *ll - appointed. - Pa t _at . General BERNADOTTE iS arrived at Parts. • Letter:, fro n 'To:don announce-the art - mai:SO nergiMEwou in France Citizen DESG E NChid ` ETT 9,:rnystelat, to i y • Ara of _agypt, is atrbiesi it who, to take- away frorn the,StAdiers all fear of tI I)lskue, boldly inoculated himself lof it. • - . . TH TFLE Bit 's „, nent• - ralentt . .operatecl last .night• with .unabated 5 1 1 . t cessin the Duenna, at:DruT . y.-- - Larie 'Theatre, is prope4 .however, :to $ 0 -tribute-no small part• of the artraetion Vst nigh t KE who' again 'peTforrned - • tl7 . charaaer,i Petruchia,e a -character essentially diaerent,frouliii ,:gen,eral acting, .- but. which he supports crifical,truthlT and chaste and manly ilurnour, Mr.,212:0nk _LEW IS, we .understand has re.ll l Y no introduced q.zhasr: in . his, pew:Prayi . ,b_ut, sack 15 powg of habit, and such` his liak ering horrible, that he, hoi,?:iver,-- zbakes' one of his arch ! raaers dream of an_aiiii".t ' :. . - .NEWS • (4R : THE MitNAR/Rs.—A p an roo f ol taken from Oe'Cre-rnaan,. appeared last Wee ; ‘, c if Paris, which . was „highly. applauded. The ?.4 45 , 3 1 lay KI.r4LE at once Simple. .and, scientific, ° fi t : tV, is considered as worthy of .the reputation C` l ,leit dermanCornposers. . The Piece; which in ;OW, ririonnaire, is-represented as one of those A s re jc one7ye.s which excites:the greatest laughter, an v / best described. by the single • word Pantarn; ol ;rit Were our Managers to import this Piece, it 0 2; save them much trouble and expellee at Chris"' • One of the first consequences of the Unie l e been the introdudion into this Country 13 " thAi barbarism hitherto unknown in the beau-mond e ' a n 'of changing sixpence at a public place. at the hex and two pence lralfpenny ,at the Pit door of the v •Theatrt, may be borne, but 1 , -,vo and . four-PIPO4 a . .Bith,Concert alarms the delicacy' more than avarice of the musical world. The memorable Blagden Con:roveriy, raged with-so much fury; and which, it was u n i t) stood, had been settled by .a defin;ti,,e,treat.Y , o ut seems to. ensure repose, has, it is said, brolceo , i y into new warfare. The subject} was so fully ri) cussed, and the persecution so grosily manifest/ fo c' we were in hopes it would have been brought ward no More. 1 . 140 4 • It is Mr. FRANKL.A.ND `'ho spoke in the 0 , olCommons the. other evening, and not Sir 11 :0 1 " MAS Vft AND, as stated 'by mistake. The la Gentleinan, we believe, is abroad, 1 01 A model of 'a Boat, on a new construelion ) , - - been - submitted -to the 'Lords Commissioners et ed ;Adthiralty for . their inspettion it is so cons tll o o l .as tot) against wind anti - tide - s and requires but man to ctmdua it. - • • •th e • TaRE'E-WI:I - Et CED C412.1t lAGEs.--4 , mote Belgic Frontier . (says Professor BYGG E) t 0 1 '!Wheele& carts.,are. used •by the farmers mute fel fonr-Whee.ied ones. They are made of all siv' s ' thf one, two, and four horses, who will draw in foo o, as .large a- load as two, four; or six horses in wheeled cart. They are more easily turn , ro b.' less friaion, and onght to be generally pref er • E - Lvl " a l a . 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