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r I: I a k 'i i . 1 ~.;' .",: V,;, 1 ~:,kl i; ;cis ph" MOO t. for the Amendment iiis Again $t it - 20$ Majority - . -27 1 St N. I.OLe bit:is t g VALSUvI A4PitT ? L 0 N rtualot,,JANpAaY 18, 1811. T' ere was, however,. great 'difference Ito.' •we 119 . 1 and his Noble Friend, a difference which ie \v:is of opinion could never be done away. The. `.(oily Lord thought it was expedient and necessary !i+ conic now to a final airangement. He (the Clirince .of the , Exchequer) thought they ought rov it prese;:t to give any power which was to be At present tltey wanted infotmation t, . • the itahjeta which want must be feltthrongh oin the period of their sitting, and therefore their ckoh,lon on the subjett ought not to be fin.d." On these grotiocis he Came round to his original propo sition, Which was, that her Majesty should controul Over those parts of the Household which had a con troul ovrr theinferior parts. On this question he left thtt, Committee to deeide, gibing it as his Opinism tliat the wordsproposed to bereft out for the ought not to be omitted. Mr, PoNsolatri could not refrain from making 40,uki observations on what had fallen from the flight Honourable Gentleman,. He had said that he thoUght his own . pro,.osition better than all the others which had been subtnitted to the Coin. 'Millet!. He (Mr. Pnnsonby) dared, to say, he . (the Chancellor of toe 'ExA:hequer) did think his own hotel/ than all, the others, because it gave ,the Queen cuntroul over all the Officers of the, Honselrold, except two. . He h 3 ,1 said that next to his own he idr.ed Ow Noble Lard's plan better than till,the rust. Ile (Mr. Po-suitby), dared to say ,did think it better than all but his awn, because it aVe tile:Ont . :oo a citntrotal at er till the Officers of 'the Househo'.d, '. ith the exception of three. :he he biontellor of the Excheq int) hack spoken Of its (Mr. Ponsonby's) plan as most eitracamin. wished the Committee to look to the effect of their several propositions'. This would Leave it in the ,power ,of the House to make such; arrange. 1)103 ts tt, might appear expedient ; that. if the, Itiglo Hon, Gentleman opposite went to place the w b o !,. under the controul of her Majesty with the c‘c,Ttion o( two °thaws, and. after all they. Wcre to come at the end of a year to some plan lirnifar to, that of his (Mr. P. ' s) which had gist been spol4m of as placing them in a similar situa tion, so tritest tossing anti extravagant, and one from which they coil,) not extricate thetxtselt es Tie CHANcsfAma of the .Exctitnwolt observed: 'Right Hon. Gentleman appeari.d le' have inisconceivcd him yo i hat it he had been sin ctle in wt:at he had said, he should now. almo , t expect his support. He (Mr. Perceval) had said that his: (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) propo.' iiitionswi.irt to give the Queen controul nt all the Oniet I's of the Honsehold but two, when, in fat', he, h id pro) ,sed to except the Charnberkin, the Gen . ti own and thOoms of the fl d-chamber, his Ma. Vinetries., the Captain of the,Banif 'of Pen fiioners, nn ' the Captain of the, Yeontru In diteussiog the ilbjeo twelve months hence, he a never the difficolties, tbv,:r way would be n i.tnta!fotable ; he hatkonly that more infor m, io n on the subp.A. was noitcssaiy than could 110 W be obtained. He did not say they could not iocet . 'the subject at all, he hi.id city stud ihey were insa-, Fable of doing, so at ptescht. Mier sotne . futther. observations in eXplanation , fiout pon'sooby, l..urd Catnleleagh,.Mf. thiust, and Mt. canning, ' The 1r tll wa's cleared lot: a division. and Oran: ge; s ( . I .e : no t ikvin admitted. Several divisions took tt4tore of which, wounderstand to be as 'Thp,COmmittee first divided on Mr. Cinning's At,T dtnirwm, when the numbers On an Anit•tictinint propood to, rernov,; the Lord -Ste% - v'ttid of the 1-lonsenold n 6141110 eontrOul at her Alsjebty, • At other - dtvigion took place,. For the Amendment . - 177 '• it, t ;..4,111.t it - , 2;. 4 . 27 On 'another Amendment propw,cd t o r e ibo v e th e 'master of 14 131.:k Honnd4 from tho control of the Ciii en, a third division (maned, For the Amendment Ag4tflbt it • Majority. 3 1:1 0 llt/ 22 . . A farther proposition to remove the Master of thi Iforse front the controul of her ALijesty, was nega. tived without a division. The Wanks in the clause were were then filled tip, the House resumed, the Chairman reported proves, and obtained lean to sit again this (Lip-- Adjourned at three o'clock this morning. MAILS. Ater( Iv to—s Antinit. U irhlin, 2 WatertbriL Dub • 1 CAI'S, i Lisbon, t Waterford. .6 iViritlior CCitle, kit. ;2, ;Si t. If kg N . l.kjusTy co9liliti4lvery It ;it ' Abet same state irt uhieh been . ;fur the kit two or three Siv"l a usgal. hh; morrtiog received some Arica Papers; thcY eat" , 4to,t Docn t s fin the C o n grea s tracheaof the oipming of the Sois'ato, the most i i r t oortant of which iA a I.,..)tter ftvin Mr. :SMITH to Mr. Pust..x:Ntii, clad , g th, Thiit relates to the. repeal of the Frencit decteeq; expeaa the it:40111g of the Britilth Orders' th COLMCP, and a re ioo of paper which the adrninistra. trationp from.i r iorttiortv'pers,finspeeted tot y not take place. Mr. PINCKNEY ordered' to pre.is o t Ohl Sri. list) 'Government, that Congres4 may be, itidixed not to wail three monthi forth-dr degiilari. WRY is agdin ordived to return unless the order 9 are rescinded,' find there 16 in 47.poclation of act:ammo ._ d4tion. His stay or return is lett to tai; own judg- 1.0141)0/4 ; Printed by ItICUA , at the Su ti .0141 An Anti°lt Mail arrived this morning, from which we have made the following Extracts ; SrocKitoLm, JAN. 1.-4 t is now uncertain whe ther the Courier dispatched, by M. ALQUER will return; in the mean while we are assured by well informed persons, on the authori.ty of letters from Paris, that the concessions alado by our Goi ernment have been quite satisfactory to the• Emperor NA POLEON, and that na farther demaMls will be . made. OREBRO, DEC. 2g.—By a Royal R(.seript, bear ing daie the 310 01 October of last year, addressed to the Supreme Court of Justice, his Royal Ma jesty has been pleased to confirm the judgment passed by the said tribunal against DE Rossi, rela tive to his conduct at the dissection of the corpse'of the late Crown Prince, as far as it concerns his dis missal from the Office of Physician in Ordinary to the Royal Family. VIENNA, Dtc, 15:—An Edict kis been issued by his j4lajesty, granting to such of his subjects as• arc. Crown debtors, whether in foreign countries, or in the Empire, to the Ist of October, 1811, to make good their engagements, on depositing six times the amount in Ilitak No4ii or other obligations, bearing int.erest. 13X1 ETACT OF A LEITER FROM VIEN:IA, DATED xt c:. 18 10. " The course of exchange has fallen to-day, and has beau at gm The Emperor has permitted the litticers of the Landwehr, who wished to resnme their former 'occupations, to return to the class of chizens ; them will be grantel them it year's salary. It is said that Baron KINM4YER, General of Ar tillery, will replace Bariju ALVENZY its the eQuumand of Hungary. ills I‘lajcsty tnts conferred the dlitiity of Chann. bCittin on Count NIAX.I4I2,IAN WALLII. BAN Its or TitivMMN, DEC. 21 .— T he - celebrated naturalist, Scuttomut, died at Lrlong,un the loth of, his wont h. STooxtrocm, Pao. 23.—His Royal,l\laiesty has recuivi;d by a courier, the pleasing hiti..ll-igt.nce that their Royal Eii huesers the Crown Prinersi and,He. ie:iiiiiry Prince, after two days stay in Elsii:eur, or ,li;ed on the 21q1 lust. at Helsingbotlrg, at half-past o'clock in the afternoon. The House Of Commons yesterday resolved itself into a Committee upon the Regency Bill, and ft grea t deal o 1 interesting discuision twilt plade upon tho 4ifferent clauses. There were (:1/cral divisions, it) all of which' the Mitiisceti had a decided majority• In the course of the debate, P Mr. URCHVAL took an opportunityof repelling the insinudt ions thrown out against his ntjeity's Ministers, viz. that the mea liKes. which they proposed were founded. in a dis 7. ( r u g of the Prince 01 'WALES, and that their conduct was disrespetiful to hii Royal Highness. Mr. Pan.' ow/ L expressed himself upon this subject. with a degree of energy and eloquence seldom surpassed in that fipu4e. ; speech was received with laud and long-continued cheers. A MOO strange construction has been put upon that clause of the Regency 13111, which Inthids the calling up to the House of Peers the Heirs Apparent of Noblemen, as it it were made to relate to eldest sons after their fathers' de.ith. The fact is, that qe.re are two ways of creating Pecrs- r .onc by Patent and she other by, writ of summons; but the latter made is used only in calling up to the House of Lords, 14,eirs Apparent during Ine irje time of their fathers. Thus it was that Lird HAWKES- ItUn Y, the, Marquis of HUNTLY,' the Marquis of DOUGLAS, the Marq. of BLANDITUD, and,otbers were created, and is to guard against this mode of crea• • tio6, as well as by Patent, .that the clause has,been introduced, which some persons have so unaccount ably nilsconitrued to ho applicable to heirs after their father's death. Duritig the late severe weather, the QUREN hai arensed her Sell with inAing patch-work ; Prin. CeSSeS At/017,1TA, ELIZAIIZTH, and SOPHIA,. vXer cistid their talents in palatings and etchings, from tome pittures in the pussession of Sir (4nd/fey Knel,- ler. The Weather having become much milder,-On• Wednesday morning 'at eleven &clock, her Majesty and the Princess•BettsArtitTu took an airing to Vrog more Lodge and gardeo‘, aed, leturned about one. 'the Princekiorttlik bV:lig 'indisposed with a cold, did not leave the Castle. This prevented her Royal, sister, the Princess AUGUSTA, from riding Oa horse back, and she remained in, to keep Princess SOPHIA WO MARY company. Just atter the Quasi/ reunited to the Castle from FrogrOfe,: Earls Liv eneool.and 11ATEIL , RST arrived from London, and w d ure o , f e ted with her MArkiTv, and the • Doe'tors in attendance upon the KING , ' till past three o'clock. A report was very current yesterday, to which, for fear of ditittppoietinent, we shall for a while he sitate to attach implicit credit, that an iinsurreation. had Woken out to a violent degree in Biscay ; that the SI tni :ards uad risen en 'nose, and had succeeded in destroying a considerable portion of the enemy's forces stationed in that province. is added, that the Patriots were 'collecting in every diretlion, and that • the happiest consequences were anticipated from their renewed effurts. . L lIA N. P. s, of No. 4. Ma:tint-cow t, tow.aarret; and I'4. I'd CR, No I 12,•Sv7aud, where idrertisements, Orders ti NAVAL .1I WS. PormouTir, JAN'. 16.--Arrived the French brig Elizabeth, laden with wine and rosin, bound coast wise, captured by the Monkey gun-brig ; the latter fell'in with a large convoy, and succeeded in captur ing five %essels, two of which are arrived here. The Hero privateer, belonging to this port, was captured some days since in Quiberon Bay, by three Fiend) privateers, the Captain, Mate, and seven seamen, escaped in the boat, and were picked. up by the Monkey, after being two days and nights at sea. The ship Mary, STANW AY, with a cargo of timber, from Quebec, for London, that struck on/the rocks unikr Queen Anne's battery, last Friday morning, , will be obliged to land her cargo at this port, being in a very leaky iitate. His Majo,ty's ship Standard, of 64 guns, takes convoy to Cadiz and Gibraltar; and will sail un Fri day next,' provided the wind is fair. His Majesty's shilr'Endymion, has detained and sent in here this morning the American Ves,el Inud bridge, K/NWNAN, master, from Boston, with a cargo of fish, buund to Bourdeaux. Sailed the Eat/round sluoß of war, on a cruize - to the 'Westward; and the Piercer gun-brig fur 133sque • . Arrived the schooner - Ashburton, W, VeNNING, master, groin Darunouth, with ,a cargo, bount.i.to Chepstow ; the Cherokee,,J.:ST,ic . Ks, maiter, from Tarragotia, la,t (rout' Falmouth, with a Cargo of wine and cork. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 17.--Arrived this day hie Majesty's ship #4l,inbatu from the West ladies, The brig stated yestetday to _have lic%.n sent in by his 24,:jesty's ship Minerva, ;,-,roves to be the Dou e , of Poole, JAMRs, master, from .Plytitouth bound to Poole ;she was captured on Tuesday' morning about 3 o'clock, ,by a `'French privateer . offPortlaud, ,and re-captured the same morning about. 9 DEAr., JAN. 1.--Arrived his IVbjesty's Colossus and Arc/rattan) the Westward; the L.9n , ! don packet from'RiO 'Janeiro, and the .pontxic from the Ili'ver Plate; the merchant_ ship Quecntorori,7l4,. BARIUNG, from St, "Michael's, : fotandered orA 13th inst. twenty•three leagnes from the L ~• u's ; the crew, consisting of Captain 13. and to seamen, were taken out by Os nizic; and landed' here this morning ; Captain 13. st . )oke his Majesty's ship Favourite; in tat. 34 . . 11. N. 10ng..24. 26. W. hound.tor lkisplaca with dispatches, as well. • one with three litteen tag, two lonter, pounders, six guns, tend 75 men ; another, 11040; tett sails and jib, five, guns, and 45 tae ll !i others, two others, two . sails, two guns, men each. I Wai Abort of my coinpkoeilli; men, and had the Master's Mate and ba in a detained vessel, •leaving the tag 01 51 f ,, board 33, out of we tad on'iy and ten wounded." It is stated in letters to the 14th inst• recel . „4 terday from Ost en d, that a new regulation ~ ing Licenses has been established by the fr e s verninent. Vessels, for the tistere. /n est fine the- particular port for which the license i s b l ;l, while, under the previous practice, tly t o liberty to-enter any other port and unl oad ' 4decree has been passed, imposing •a francs per quintal, on all horns,. hoofs , o ld cattle exported. Captain' M txDs, who distingui-hed the Coast of Spain; in the iiiithaya pointed to.superintenil . thepriAMess the Prison Ships at Portsmouth; and 1- 2 1 1%1 A N is appoiotod 'to the comniand of Caroline, of j 4 grans, at Sheerness. " Upwards of film sail of ships . have year at Quebec for timber, and` the, aref s te am- en gines, to give effelit to the same , by o advantageivt to Great - ( en i gine''Bcc Br ; cal i l t n i-t P itY 3 a l s it W hi a gr-at measure,' the importations F or tha ,- Baltic. Liters from Buenos Ayres of the i' ,s t ll hate b:sen received, which contain ja. same importance. , They state, that at the morning - of the 18th, the whole °I of that city «ere seized in their beds, a' into the interior, on suspicion of their, the oaths of - Allegiatfte to the li ege! e f The example of Iluenos'Ayres, 'it should' not been so generally followed as has bel l some ACCOMI CS. ,The people . of Parageter fused obedience to the Junta of the fort sent. an Officer to the Mother Coe/rat!}' to the actual situation Of laws soldiers, scot against theth, t n ser ed, and thrOwn into prison, Frbm t he i which had tak en C or d ova no accoort ceived since,the capture of LIN i; and bI PiollB, and it Was said that ft,c I roOr, ‘Potosi had been d e f eate d by NErro of Sante Fe, who, ;V; 1 SANS, 111;i nf succeeded is c;~i' :,1g almost all the ~ • Government did not we's? an - • 'as they did in the first inslar ice the same accounts add, had " t : a rn. n 3 d inh • ;I c e k sint n ee o da w sau l e dr es v i l s g P e :fs t -tt e il°l a an U t t oo h t o . rtretitite; River i 10) its OFgl': try. Sixty-four horses are named to. 114 Lei, stakes, at Doncaster, this 'Y e , 3 " oit understood to be th e l a r gest num b er eve any race in this kingdom. , ' of The Legacy Duty on /the propeetY ..4 ,4ll Duke - of ,QUEStiSaelta:Y, amountsto-w and twenty thousand pounds. On Friday last a servant-maid in Soho, gave a child, about six years ola' hold,- whiter; the servant:-weni to el( windows at tire out bide. While • ,elei c cotatitunicated to - the . t;wroie assistance ' , could be given,. 1/ 16; :' , burnt to death. • Bow-sTairr.—On Wednesday, ' ficer, Lack 'and Donaldson, constables, house neat Drury-fane, in search 9100 41 proceeded to the garret, and found l'e,P coining, and thre e h un d re d p i ec es in W e of shillings, a number of p . ieces similar le half-crowns, dollars, and hall-,;uiness ; 1 aquafortis, and li q uid s f or colouring 1 11 ° 4,1, the appearance of silver. The (Alic e " w iolv, and took a.trian and three woinai in . the room, into custody, Who were iiridewell for a further:. hearing. MAR LBOROUGH-STRRET.--A . youth' of age, of the name of Cottrell, was yet"' with an assault, with intent 'to e O3l the body of a child four years old, the respectable parents in St.James's-mark et the prisoner lived servant. He confess° to a surgeon,and was committed. John Brown and liclward Helele i b milted for six months, in default of PSI for keeping a private still in Parlvstre el yseeiszteedro;togeottng, r with a hundred galie llL ay rn , by Excise Otficers. wommilllll4llllNlsolo . • SMITHFIELD AlAlttilT, lAN' lc This day's Market had but an null. of the different kinds of Cattle; Mutton' Veal sold at last rices, Beef is clie 3 P er; track, for thlaieeln m ostin p rice ,,partwas not ov t ' r Sales in the ti iy Market ,were riot licelYl the under.trsti i ioned ti:ices - -I4 a 1 ° p h u t : lll4bl: : rea ,statenieut :.-- rBlb. To sink the ofril per stotie r' , 31 , Beef 46. od., to as 841 MIAMI -4 ,, • °J''' ' '‘ll o4 ' 7 5 13 . e ° a d s'ts 640. is. co to 7a . ad. 1 : or " &I . 1 1..4 k as. ,to 4 '. c " piss • sl4llTfilliiLD 114V4'..14Altgirr' ~ of Sheep 31.40 Calves 120. ,oi , 113 1 5i..,.. os• od. t o s o. , s . o d . s g r A ,v al- I° 0. ou, t-lover 61. as. 01. to 91..93• Od. CORN.EXCI ' J 8 • 'll4 13111(:Pcil e ty x i p n e d e s t vd c 0 jug on hand, last ptic ‘ e V s h a e r j e t' fta iln ilY il n ) :, lat : lll: ; , 4 :l 4 ;r .6? , ley likewise ; lalt heavy sale ; V""'stia.,: e it,' Peas are each faifing • articles; N e Y / P . , 4 I ! (l :: tat t en e t ,se n i r it :i to : i 3 ty 2 ) :l o tl . 7P 6 t , w s. - 1 1 : i imeA3e a ls :B t: . GiCi ss i . ; , Eit aa l a ;: . e 9o4i lAP s,, 24 , market a l e. 7, a tlP :: : e t i l e ß cc t 1 :1 . ):1 1 s: 1 : 0 1 i l : t:. ::; 16c'1 4 1 b * 0 c : ' 6'tv :i nearly at our last quotation , atitl aillea 0 .:, lige. reduction tilt I KYe ("*./ - • ~ a I /li. 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AFFAIR. Copy of's letter (win our gallant townsman (Ply,= . mouth) Lieutenant WILLIAMS, comritandin# his Majesty's cutter Entreprenante, dated Gibraltar. Bay; Dec:. 14. . On the 121 h inst, (December) at eight in tit: Morning, I observed four vessels at anchor under the Castle Faro; this place is between Malaga and Al mada Bay.. It being a dead calm, at nine they got under weigh, sweeping towards,us, and at half-past ten they libisted Fienoti colours, and commenced tiring on us. Our guns could Omreach them till I A. M. when we began our fire; ate vessel on' 'starboard bow, the, other .on the starboard quarter, and two right a-stern; the enemy keeping up a Most tremendous fire of round and grape shot, which we returned with double vigour, with round and grape shot, and musketry, at this time within pistol shot. • . About 12 o'clock the enemy shot away our main top-mast, peek, halyards, and block, fore:geers, fore halyards', iind jib tyc, and two of our starboard guns disabled; by the stack of one and the carriage of the other being broke. The enemy Seeing us in `this disabled state, attempted to board'ua, but with the courage that every true Eriglishinan is possessed With, we repulsed them ; we now kept up a well-di rected fire with the two foremost guns and musketry. Ttie enemy made a second-attempt, but with the usual courage was again repulsed. By this time one man was killed and four wounded. I then ordered the starboard sweeps to, be manned, and_pulled the cutter's head round, it still being calm, and ct swell from the S: W. We got our larboard guns to bear on them, and with two well-directed broadsides, and three cheers, three of them sheered off. " I was now informed our cannister and mus ket ball was all exptlided ; but, nevertheless, with two well-direEted broadsides, double shorted, we carried away the largest of the two l s fore.maat and bowsprit. At this time they atttempted to nuarcka third time, but with that undaunted courage that I irave before spoken of, they were repu6ed, and that with ' , grelt loss an their side, but by dais exei . tion two of our larboard guns were dismounted.— _ Tim enemy's tire be,tan to slacken; we then gave three cheers, and with two of our guns, double abutted, raked item,_ which most have mule 'great slaughter; and at half-past two the enemy was taken in low.by two row , boats,. who towed them in -shore, WO still firing on there with' our two gun s , until thiee o'clock, when they were out of our reach : we then manned our sweeps, and towed the cutter's head towards the offing, and began to clear the wreck,. and by five o'clock We had our main sail, jtby and fore-sail, set, but they were more like riddles than sails, after four hours hard .foiight tion. _ - I am at a' loss to, express sofficienily mylfeelings on this occasion; when {-consider the veil/ superior juice of the enemy, and the courage, steadiness, and attention of my brave little crew. The enemy's force, which I learned from a Danish vessei,which had been , laving alongside diem iu Altuaria BaT, consisted o msamar....• ft).7,1 by IVILLIAM ARMIGJiR SCRIPI'S, South Moltorkstreet,Gtorsenot squirt. )r I'4out . . Latta; far: th e Editor: ' thest.rinirol, L. _ 1