The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-22 00:00:00

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M URRAY ; Porcius, Mr. s (YUNG • Marcus, Mr. BRUNTON ; Sempronius, Mr. BAR RYMOR Er; Decius, Mr. CR ESW ELL ; luba, Mr. C, KENIBLE ; Sypl...x, Mr. EG F. itION ; • Junius, Mr. KiN( ; Titus, Mr. lEFFERIES • Marcia, Mrs. U. I OFINSTOPX ; To Lucia, Miss S. 800T11. which will be added, far the 6th time, the Grand Dra. 'mole Romance of BLUE-BEARD; Or, FA'T'AL CURIOSITY. •,* Ahunieligne, Mr, EA RItY klO RE ; I tualiiin, _Mr. S MoNS ; Ste) m, Mr: TAYLOR ,• Shacahac, Mr. 1- AWCETT ; H tbhan, Mr. MEN AG E ; Fatima., Miss BOLTON Irene, Mrs, C. hi II 1., Li ; pA'lt . el Bola, Mrs, 'LISTON • • • t'"e! rit 75. Bola,! 35. : 61.—Pi t 3s. 6'l. Second- . L' 25 . Lower G , illery 2s . ScconthpriL e is.—Upper alloy is. 'Second..price6d The to will he (Sipeued - at Bait past Five, and the Play begin at Halt pa .t Six. Ti,e ('raid Dramatic Romance of Blue-Beard, or, Female a I Or "''ILY, holing been r ece i ve d throughout with) universal )luse, be repeated ever y E ven i ng till further notice. f .11,41",1i in Lo , e 14 Y. Romeo and Inbar: lulict by Mrs. Egerton, anminute indire Ro yal, lin iningham„ being her lirbt.appear- Ce 0n account ot the great derriand Tor Plaecs,' the new Mu .sci,ea I Drama of Knight of snowooun will be performed, Lr c •". 13th and 14th time, Tuesday..and Thursday next. liaksueTire's Historical Play of Kilig Henry the Fitt h, and 3 , 1 ;s Comedy All's Well that End? , Wail; Wycheriey's n!nesly 01 I he Country Girl ; the Comedy of The Rivals, r4,l.llietibers Comedy of Site Would and Would Nor, will be " "Was 6 001% as possible. NRYY OFFICE, IMP E R LIL PAIU, 14 . 9 ME NI . Majesty, which, from the daily accounts was not likely to be of lung duration, would not malp 111 establishment: very necessary ; but should Any, ibiot occur so as to preclude the hopes which all corer, twined, then *it Might become necessary for the House to agree to is proposition, for the establish , merit of a household for his Royal Highness. • Mr. ADAbi slated, that previous to any commn , ' nicatioo on the subjeel, betWeern his ROyal Higlintss„. and the Right *Hon. Gentleman, his Royal Highness had commUnictued to him (Mr. Adam) his deter mination precisely in the manner As stated. Whe-t the letter of the Right Hon. Gentleman was firs! laid 'before the Prince, he had expressed his determina tion :tot to accept of any thing in the nature'of tablishinents of the Household, or privy purse, or indeed of any kind, which could add to the bur dens of the people. Any such 'thing be sh6tylti most assuredly decline, having made up Nis mind to dischaNe the ditties of a teMporary Etttency,wth. out any other splendour than he ttirii!dy coudsidering that the spindour allodc'd to wo. attached .Whate , er might t, c l the situation of his 'Majesty at any future puriud, was a snhjL-61 for future If it 6hoold be found necessary to make Ow Itgency pertuanctit; then thetlouse would rake intuit. cOnsider.nion what was best to be done, but ttiat it vas; apd had been the uniform wish of his . Royal 1-figlatinss', not to heap any additional burthens on the people, lie wa's welt assured. Fa; 13, at 1. THE PRINCIPAL 0 /TIGERS and C,OM MISSIONERS of Ijf i YESTI"S..NAVY do hey give Notice, That on Friday,' the 28th instant, at One o'Clia, they will be seady to treat owitb' such p-rsons as may le willing to Contract Jar supplying his Majesty's Yard,, at Ports's:moth, with ELM TIM R, for PUMPS, iron 14 to 38 feet long, and frorn 2to 8 inches square at the smallest end. HOUSE OF.COMPI.OIVS. THURSDAY, 'FEB: 21. A Person from the Mint presented certain Ac counts, which were laid on the table. SOTCII cRED; To.R§ BIL L.` The House went into a Committee on the Scotch Creditors Bill. Mr. Arthacnomate.asked to what period the Bill was to be extended ' • The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND replied, he proposed to extend it tor the term of seven years. Mr. ABERCROMBIE suggested, .that it would be more:beneficial to limit the duration of the Bill to the period of two years, 'This produted , a short discussion, in which Sir Soho Anstruther, Mr, W. aindas, the Lord Advocate, ,and Mr. Horner, took part: A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will he received after One o'clock on the day of Treaty,. nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent fir hint, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Nan)" Board, and signed 1 , ; two responsible Persons expel ? . ing to become . bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of so I. jo the due pert, ;mance of the Contract. RELIEF OF THE'I.II4ATISH FRIsONERS IN • FRANcE. • - r um COMMIVFEE beg to state, that' there are J, at present upwards•otio,ooo British Prisoners in the diareot Prison Cot France, for the most part bi great dis tre.s, and that the Subscription is intended for the alkyl a tion of their 6;a :ring's, in some degree, by assisting thdh: with articles of 'clothing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the mist ni need of. • The Committee conceive that this is a case which • must excite the sympathy ot their countrymen at.large, and there fore without any elaborata Address, they 'trust to their generosity and hUmanity, tor supplying a Spin com mensurate to tilt:occasion, Subscriptions are received at Lloydki, and by all the Banking-houses in Lumina ; likewise by Sir Win. Forbes anti Co. Edinburgn Latouche and Co. - Dublin ; Robert Shaw antt,Cci. EV It COLVI LLE. Amount of Subscriptions advertised a 4,7348 6 . .. Subscriptions since received:— . • J. Miss Willis,'of CII3Ve- )C. . Mr. John 'ones I 1 nage House, Giou- The Right 'Hon. Lord. cestershire ' • 3 o Arden 5o 0 Capt. liihri Quantock 5 5 Beuj. Hull, Esq. per A Collection mat Mal- Pybus and Cu. so 0. ford, near Chippen- John Spottlswood, Esq. 5 5 ham, by the Rev. W. ' T. Maude and Sons to to Willes - 7 o Capt. Maude, R. N. 5 5 A Collection at Ches. - " . John vi , totli'eld, Esq ! 5 5 iidm,litteks,periev. rae,h; ar,d Co: to to, -Thos. kit wvtt , 6 t 5 The Rayon Hon. ,Sir The ;Wasters and War. W. ‘Vynne to to miens ur tne TriiiitY - COoke - anit ittlforcl Ls to ; House, Newcastle- Newcastle- las. I'ycroft, .sen. to to upon " Eyrie St to A Collection at Cas- A Culle.ttiun at the In- - tetton Mag,tla, near tiepethieut Meeting ' Stair.l , 4;l, Per Rv.v. at 'tiri.4., - , Lincoln. ' . K. Loc.ii 3 0 shite, per Rev. Jas. Re.. E. luncs 2 • a Cl.irk .• - , 5 o Capt. Charles .Jones, . The 'Right lion. the It. N. ..„' r t Earl of bevel:,, :0 0 A Collection at 1‘1.•• Henry Hoare, Fag, to to ming,per Rev. Mark 11. Hugh House, 1:::.;q. to to Noble, Rector . 7 4 Chartes Hoare, Es() li , to Cco. Is+ 0, Mani g&q. per W. Heury Hoary, Log. to to intro Wills, Esq. to tO. H.Meri,k tiOate, 1..5q.. to.to George Green, I.sq. A Coll;:ctiou At Ave. per ditto . . to to ley, Essex, per 1(v. . J. • Hodges and Son, • John Moore. Citrate . 5 'ts per ditto . . to to Mrs. Atm Hawkins '' • 3 3 Toinytis Dickinsi Esq. to to Rev. K. liAiringion 14 10 J ohn, Coker, Esq. • to to Rev, 1.. K. Shaw. - • Messrs.o A. Stephen; Brooke ; to 'ta son aria C. Wel- Her Grace t heDuchess steam - to to of bucclettgli 2o 'a Sir John Wra. Ander. Sir Vreary Gibbs to to son, Bart. - to 10 The Hon. Gen. Wm. Charles Bentley, Esq. to to IlerveY -- to o The Courier . News. AnOttlcer in the Royal paper . ,to 0 5 5 A. Navy.,. - S. - 2 W. Townsend, Esq. 5 5 Thomas Nash, E.sq. to 1, The Right Hon. the Thus. H. Hunt, I.isq: to to Earl of Lindsay to 10 E. C. - . 1 0 W. Cavendish, Esq. to to Leech 3'4 Dallimore • to to The Right Hon. Lord •Sir Druniinond Smith- to I, Ongley , ii , . zo o David Haliburtott;Esq. to to Fred. Edgecunibe,Esq. z 2 Wm. Davies, ,lisq. - 5 5 No 3, George-yard, THOMAS FE RG.UON, Sec. Lombard-street, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 1051 e to a move for . 0 S,cret 'Cominhtee to inquire iot u the cause for',apprehetiding, dii6ining Motvieile .ChMlle in the lieese of . Corredion obso vi d that it would be unnecessary, and premature for him to disFus4 the que,tion now, as the appoint merir of a Secret CoMmittee I , inquire into all t he . cireutnstances of the'case of this pelson'; _'wautd be the prelimiaAry step to 'that diseus:tion. He then moved for a Secret Committee. ORATORIOS. TCOVENT GARDEN TFIEATRE. HE SEC QND PERFORMANCE will be on I R MAY, Morch 1. Vtp.:at Pc.rfortners. I vlJdzth,e CATA Li NI, Airs. h N t‘l.t.ster HOWE, And Mrs. DI CKoNS ; fiRAIIANI, (Fro Mr. GARRETT, the Rath Concerts, hen 4; ins lirst.apprance)t TYNE, Mr. FINNEY, And fir, I,I,AMY. Lealier o,t the jluul, :Nit. ASHLEY. an ASEILL Y. 111102'1'4111w Ory; part , icul Mt arA l. , bee the p(inted Bins. - 116 x, for the fluxes to he tak e n o f Nlt. Brandon, at the i ) ow tinpr i e'-nlacc • , e h :tor,Aa ry Six, and the Periormance to corn. c. cotst 4.,i r ,7 , 11, pit .4,d 33.. Gallery as. Wiper Caller) , ts. .1 * h e c4l thciolstr 4 will he eAlciett to the Ye. Lord Fot,KsToNE ekpreSsed his surpii , ie, that no answer had been given to the Statement made by his Honourable FrUmd with resl'ieCt te.s t ho. detern ion of the person, , He did not, hoWever, titan to n i h.- jeet to the appointMent of the COminittee, Old hop td that the rectilt of their investigttiOn emable his Majestys Govtrdment d , ,.ny the st:ltement the hardships : of hi. casq.. The CHMICELLOU of the Excf4e4lttll'obOre'ci, that the 4 liouse .- oust reconth 11,at • the , tatetnetit made by the Homßatutiet woo Out tntqviy, that hint been* appet , heinhli atld 'ticttai , lt:d, but tCat be was denied 'the use of pen,, ink; :in l paper,. and in stiori, cleutelY toofioect, without kno'civig what were the charges .}trust hicu—thcie were material circums'ancek for the lionselo iugtftre wnS tthitetial to know'too,' the cit .. , utitt3taacei attending his eaptute. Whi.t her he wa4' taken . as 'an ot'Jcit enemy; `as a spy, or in what eirceinfstdrit6i'ht; was placed, which inducA his Mijesty's of to ap prehend'him. The COminittee would inquire itito NJ these cirLuMstances, and the Noble I ,ard he con ceived, would 'not tiad much clot! ()hie:Cllon, when he informed him, that he propw. d to entrust .him with the inquiry, in conjunqion a idi sonic other Honourable Membera. The Itiglit Hon. Gentleman them proposed the conowing Membvra to be of the Committee ' Mr. R. Diriolas Sir F. Burdett Mr. C. Long Mr. C. , Wynne I‘ , l r. Wilberforce r. Leycestet Lord Folkestone Mi. Sumner Sir A. Pigut Mr, Lamb Mr. kale, Mr. Pliis Mr. Guulbourn. This Day was published, price zb. Thr Second Edition of rOSERVATIONS on the CRIMINAL LAW, ut ENG LAND 'as it relates to CapitAl PunishuientS, and on the Mode in which it is administered. 13y Silt SAMUEL kOMILLy. Printed for F. Cadell and W . Davics, Strand. YuRNA wished to state that Lord George Stewart had informed hin►, that the assertion made by the .ilon. Baronet, of having inveigled Colville on board, was not true; therefore the Hon.B .ronet lidd been misinformed. However nu opportunity would now be afforded the Committee of exaniining Lord George, and they would learn from him tlu particulars of the case. The.Commitiee as named were then appointed. 1p the Press, and next Week wi4 bc published, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, post Bvo. Q ELF-C'ON r, o u L.. 'A NOVEL Hit warfare as within. There, utif:,ligutd, . , At 4 , --................._-------„.........-..... . . 1/ I ,NlEerni:s. NI t.. Li. i I N t, ~.' The N 011 LE M EN and G EN N. tv e ," l kIN ethic , te.: at R U i:i BY Sc H ( )t; 1,, holden on , Tavern, (tlts(lsy, the 2. th or lune, lli is, at the I. tee-Masons • (areat Queen -street, LinaAit's-1011•fields ; SI.E i , RE.I•4 ituMliotm LuqiiNGToN, Esti ! M..P. T he toll in the Cliair to THAl''i"g„,,,,olitti,,ll yere tillariiinot.l*ll O reed a „ tte,. i in urt,ki 1u tetotity th.. letlitigi 91 It • l°l 'e attachment evinced by every Pupil 0 1 r lie much l ibel:I t o t) ry b„ r IAM It S, a Monument he ere6tcd to his rue, t ; sttbscription. 'Hut i • ' ' . . . i ll vs - 7 0 lacilitate.as much as'cossible the means o f atta . ln. 41 40::: r tie h bli eo object, and to carry it into pxecution n; ,M e a bei m d(tectuate to th e worth of Dr , limes, a Com I n tl :e . tee,, t , ietil4 telY appointed to manage the necessary arrango lb er 11 ' ' b c o 0 owing were accordingly eleaed Mem ers 01 such Inniit tee : The Viscount Valentia, M. V. --- The 1 - lon. and Rev Dean of Windsor. The Hon. Mr.. liardley. The Ilon, William (tooth Grey, M. P. The lion. Charles Begot, tbl,P I'. The Hon. William Henry Lyttleton, M.P.. The Very I Rev. Dea n o f Li ncoln. The key. %Virden of Merton College, Oxford. l'he Rev. Dr. Wool!. J Rev. Mr. Ileyrkh. Stephen Rumboitt Lushington, Esq. M.P. Lieutenant. Colonel c ohtliti;tt . . .ritt, ..George W hat ton Mai ri ,, tt, k.3q. . • 0140,451 r. WratislaW, irs •:eLret.try to the Committee, be , kilo, 0? addless an Official Letter to the ' Trustees or . I • ""haul, Melo 1 . e_ ~„ a ttie.,e. Resolutionsl and Ntiet;titie %i lea 6.14? ".'"' Ctii„ s) i. - lea permission 'to place the .. °mime ‘ , illft"'' 'hOOt to be erected -or in mime' other conve nient ~ottlie new Buildings at Rugby.._ • j at „„ 1 , 11 !L these Resolutions be generally advertised and . circu it, z the c......ittee, and Subscriiaieffs I,e rixeivett by 14 44 . "tis h , w, Saville-vim:e s • New liuilingtini-btruit; Jj aiik '1", limninersley, Bankers, .Pall-Nlall -, Messrs. Hoart., „,.........._. !riti f leet.street • and Mesrs. Butlii), liatsicors, Rugby. .. —"------,-- ' All) 11ANKINQ :COMPANYq Establi s h e d last Year. '4 TRF' SUC CegS aod Encouragement whiCh Messrs. 6 ~,,SIIORN k: and Co.'s highl y approved Plan of allbrcl ttiVrynyorary. Assistance to Merchants, Manunictorcrs, and_ IhiereZlny their negotialvo ACCC . IB4IIC:CS IFAt 011 .t?°l"tvliati'kQett , 141 )o ll t )1(llt,7 or 'tuck in Trade, f or which a pt;v ht their L ltiihiki ii i - ' 1 "( 1 ). is the hest proot of the utility of Printed 'llt. taq,,,,,, u toveatists may be had atpbbortte and Co . 's S toto," * "° ll, e, to, Budge-tow,.l.ondon, or by post. .1 . t . i . 5 .. 1!. , accein:lll:ici Country Banking Agency in zeitel *l , 311t1 Is 1" No i s Y 1/ `'Hke's. discounted to any amount. .Ltters admitted unless post. tree, -......_ V A , ...UARLE sin? TimßE R. IN THE COUNTY -OF YORK, • TO BE COLD BY AUCTION i By Mr.' SQUIBB, t h „ ....int Lot, at ,By Coffee-House, Change-AlleY, corniiill ; on Friday the *sill of March, A. Gi.i E AT ittillther of very CAPITAL OAK. ; t , and other, Ti NIB EH.TBE ES of large C;YOWthisy"•. (I,latl' tielerVillg tile alltllliall of Ship Builders and oiay.y i lio.ntrators, situated in, the Townahips of Thrt berg ;I'd 0 4 L it on, near it utherhant , in Yorkshire ; corn pri st og 1774 i itc 4: .. , Ash litt, Beech, Chesnut, and Sycamore Trees,; .. t h o r .• ). 1 "'I with 13.40 l'ole a of Oak, Ash, Elt», and LetA II , the rtill:le now standing on Lands contiguous to the Navigable ,t 04 ,', 4 I) ding about Three Milt:strum Rotherlfairt ; and.. Two ' e nielit W harts will be provide d for putting the Timber rt board. WI Mr t• gr ~,l "enrge Mowbray, of Thryberg, will strew the Timber . - ,,,,i 4 1 . ..ng in Tliryherg, awl lohn Wragg, those in Dalton; of 41 ,.. ?In p!ilittti 1 , K , fury be had, and any informatio n . viii.,l,o, Uttnenaions may be obtained from Mr. blogleY ot 1 ji a `,l"::., Head, hear li.irtisley ; I )escrlptive Particulars may be iut . the Printers of the York Courdnt, and Leeds Met. Y. . 1 al " 4 1. the !nits at Sheffield, Doneaater, ;gild Huil a, 11l („ ut 1 ilways, stud of Mr. Squtbb Savillc.row. i llis fervent spirit labours. There lw riAnts. Anti there obtains Iresit triumphs o'er himself,. And neve-withering `:..reaths ; compared with which 1;Ite laurels that a Cas.ir reaps are weeds.. Cowrii.a. rrintcd for Longman, Hurst, ken; Orme, and Brown, Pacernoiter• row ; and Manners and Millet, Edinburgh. LlnUi PILLS. THESE PILLS lons 6bLiltwri a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, apo. thecary ; and front their great ♦tiecess in many obstinate !fill• pus . DisordCra, on tiunter:atis Patients of Distinction, others, particularly the Duke of fkitford, Sir George %Vane Str Gregory Page turner, the Dowaget Laity Say and Sele, the Viscountess Hulk are. he was persuaded to thew to`the. Public, under the approbation and tl3o.sahetion of their naives. The Pals are found to he an incomparable remedy for re- Storing the tone of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their eunsequent disagreeable clue. tat ions 4144 flatialentdes. They prevent habit 1.0 and tempo. raryCnstivenessisick head achy, and heart.burn, which is oc. casioncd -by - pregnancy, and aalehilitated stomach, whether arising /nun the acrimony of the redundant bile, int enapera c diet, or drinking to excess. , • Sold wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, 'Cheap. side,. corner of Paternoster.row ; and retail, by' Trewinan, Exeter; Cookworthy and Ilentlaild, - Plymouth • Knott and Lloyd, Ilirningham ; Smith, Matielersion„ and burgh ; Billinge and tegson, Liverpool ; Lynch and Spines, Manchester ; Pottsea and by most Medicine V en. ders, in Boxes at as. 9d. and ha. each. 05' whdm may be had, Hickman's Pills, which are on el leaned Cure tor the Gravel • and *tone, Stopp4,e of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Luinbago,•t'izc. . Of the various complaints ii,risleLt to the human there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more al ing 'kit consequences than ON Gra% el anti Store ; t hay are complaints to which every person, even the most.abste mious, Is liable. - Hickman's composed-of the most In nocept ingredients, have been found of :singular etficacy,iii not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but liar pily destraying the petrifying quality tit it, from •which pro. teed the above complaints,&c, removingthe calculi, or gritty enneretion, abti binft4liing ,very perniwous tendency to tlickLe disuraaa, Mr.,. HORNBR maintained that .thd principles of the Bill would not. 'be generally beneficial to the people of Scotland, and that the Learned Advocate had deserted his duty in proposing it in the manner it was now framed. The LORD ADVOCATE defended, himself against the insinuations of the Learned Gentleman, who he .observed had long left hiscountty, and therefore could not be so well acquainted with the laws. relat ing to bankrupts. He had, however, no obje6liort to agree with the suggestion of .the Hon. Getole man (Mr. Abercrombie), and would limit the con tinuance of the Bill for two years. • ; Mr. HORNER still insisted that he Was. justified in what he had beli.ire asserted,. and, though he did not differ :with the Learned Lord upon the general Prin epics of the Bankrupt LaWs, yet be did, in. point of fact,. us to the apphcation of these laws, which feels he.had derived from the opiniou of other per sot's. _ The tHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER conceived . the Heith•Gentletnan was notjestified in repeating the charge against Iris Learned Erieod of Want of •duty to his country; and as the Learned Gentleman maintained hts argument in -opposition, to the Bill can the ground of opinion, he thought his Leareed Friend had:better adhere to. his own opinion, iu pref,Jence to that of the Hem Gentleman.' • • After some tu, ther observations from: Mr. Ao)no and Mr. AItEKCItOMBIF,, the 4i,nenitment of the lat ter'llonourable Member was agreed, to. The House resemed,.and the-Report was Quieted tO be received to-inoiror„ WEAVERS. ' •• Ou the Motion Of Mr: ROSE, the Aels of the 30th and 32d of the King,' t 0:1 ting to the disputes be tween Weavers and theif• Masters, were read. - The Right Edon. Gentleman then obtained leave . to bring in a Bill to amend those Mts.', • , • ittsct CONVENTION BILL. Mr, WARD wished to know whether the Papers already before the Hens° . .on the subject of the Convention 1.3111, were all that Were licCesSary , to Coreprehend the proceedings lately adopted in .that ciountry The CHANCELLOR, of the EECHEQUER replied, he believed ahat theysoreprehentled 1111 that could with propriety disclosed, but he certainly had no ob- Jeetitin to grant others, if they were necessary, And coujd be furnished 'without detritnent to the State. Mr. Waal" obserVed, that he should Move for some further Papers . on the subjeCt to-morrow, pre- Vititta to his moving f.r the repeal of the Bill. Tf.o PRINCE REGENT. The CHANCELLOR Of, the Excn Eon RR rose and adverted to whet had p tssed during the discussions on the, Regency. Theßght Hon, Gentleman ob served, that he had on one occasion stated it was Iris intention •to prociose' some prevision for the linusehold of his Royal Highness t Pi ince Regent, in order that his Royal Highness might be enabled to exercise chat ,plead , or so necessary to the dignity of his station. The minion( of the sum which he had then conceived xsomil he for Parlia• meat to appropriate towards defray iog the expencc attached to, 11 1 6 HotHvhold, was :I'oo6t t 2 or 6,00o1.; whit h sum would, he had no doubt, be thought sufficiently l a rge for the esailishment and with thlt View he intended u propose, in the nature of an :allowance to' his Reyal , Highness, Me grant of one 61 sums. - Oa referring, I however,. to his Royal Highness, he learned that his Royal Highness hal formed a perteel deter mination during the dis'eussiOns, wind) dctertnina tion he would ;cot alter, tlett he would not accept of any allowatiee of the nature alluded to, and his • Ituyaliiighness had also stated to hilt) t hat he had `abeatly inade snch declaration to those who had been far years in his confidence. In coesetittence of this holt-dojo!) front his Boy:3 Highneas, he had applied AU the Learned Gentleman opposite (MI, A.), Who had stated, that his Royal Highness h Celtic to that deterMination; and he had emit! so (roof an opinion= formed_ not then for the first time, but taken up in 1788, alien the licgvnoy c-tint- firit under diaenssion, that he did not think himselfjus.. tined in bringin4 on the People telly nciditienal or unnecessary burthens. 'That opinion temaitted un altered. In 'making the proposition, he was.sore in the Hoitse her the Mho would hare - thought him ono:a:Jut - table, but at ihe same time it %v a s pet fectly eir:if that the refosal on the part of his Roy.:l Highoess, was au ilifitallee Of sclii.l„ o 4o, ai; e tesistance highly lioneerable to the fQL,ltogs of Reyal Highness, and respectful to the Public.' Tt was an instance` • economy which most tfuow round his Royal Fli.. , ,lovess attire of real Splendour, than any additional vote of money for the Purpose et graodeur famtla afford. Thst indispOsitiou of -his PAYMASTER OF MARINES. Mr. H. MARTIN asked, whether, hi contegnence of the report of thq Connniuee any ed.lniwi hAd been tnade to the salary Nytitabter.of Ma.,aeq ? To which question-' Mr. Yorke 'replied in tli tta £ot Mr. MARTIN Wilted to know whether any altor at.on had been made in the Office`ot Paym3A.ei ut Pensinvs ? CHANCHLLRII of the ExcumuEtt in the affirmative; but that tt !lad uot yet th!ett aLte.l upon. MOTIONS "AND ORPERfi O THE ,DAV The CHANCIII.4.OR ; Or tllO &CCU EQUIM St110(1 0 th4t be should on Monday rnitk4 hiq . motion recipect. , ing the arrangement of the Orders of the and Motions. n It was not his - intention to alt• r the question of right . as -to making motions witlmot haVing first given notice,- but only to-propose, ihtt nn certain days .of the week precedence shooti be given to Orders or the Day, and on certain other days to Motions. Mr. WHIIIIRRAD expressed himself r4ther utii• forttinate that he had a no!iee at a Motion'htamr log (or Monday, when the Right Hop, Gefolvolaa wooid nodoabt precede him. - fhe . -I•Pm. min moved for - Copies of the Mitnitet tetert rvtpticto ini thr Exchequer Bill Ottiee.—Ordered. Report of the Sopply was brought -rip; at d ngreed to. SIR. GEORGE it \t2l.OW. CRE,glve (,)W to MOVt, tot . torther Papers respettiog.the coodott of tits Goverrunt..nt I n ti n ! f. 111 1 414 o movirig tor tliem, the Hon. advvrteil to the late t,.ransattionq in thA',. ci t)..j r;er i , am' mictil)ed to the con,Jutt of Sir thori. kg