The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-09 00:00:00

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not having due iiinanirion- on. die suhjeet. Ite
Sluaild, therefore, prefer a vote for one year.
Mr. CORRY in explanation, said, he hibii
notiee of this nteasure btfora the last ammo of
Parliament, and he was actinitei entirely by a wivh
of ..providing a permanei;; fund for
charge.
Mr. CANNING said a few words in favour cf
delay--as. the time allowed, was' not sufficient to
ascertain the accuracy of new calculations.
The Question was then put and carried.
The Order of the Day on the Irish Excise w,ls
read, and the same postponed to Thursday next.
On the Motion oiNlr. Coital-, the lionse formed
itself into a Committee of Cie whole I louse, on the
Irish Stamp Duty.—Ordered to be reported to-
morrow.

MFSSAGF. FROM HIS MAJESTY.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
brought down a Message !torn the King, which was
read from the Chair, as follows

" G.R.
" flis MiOesty thinks it oecessary tt acquaint the,Uouve of
Common 4, that as very cutisideriible rniiitaty preparations are
carrying on in the Ports o: Frap.:e and 1101:and, he has judged
it expedWut to adopt additional me.etures of precaution fur the
security of his tlinitildranss Though the preparation': to which
!Xis Majesty ref rs ate avowedly directed to Colonial strcier,
yet as discussions of great importance an, now subsisting V-
t w een 1 It's Majesty and the French, Govern mem, the result of
which must at present be uncertain, Hit :11.ajoty is lamed to
make thi. eortomunication to his fa,tttfnl Commons, in the Ng
persuasion, that whilst they partake of flit Nil.k-sty's earnest
and unvarying so icitude for the continuance of P. ace, he may
rely with p, rfect conirlenca 'on their art.! libetality,
it enable IN Majesty to adopt such mea*ures as circumstances
may appear to require for supporting the honaur of his Crown,
and the easmt nil interests of his

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, he s;►ould abstain from maki g any observa-
tions on the subjeo at present, and content himself
with moving, that his Majesty's Most Gracious
Message be taken into consideration to-morrow ;
which was agreed to.
The House thcu went through the following Irish
Bills, each in,a Committee of the whole House,
vii. Hat Duty, Game Duty, Postage Duty, and
Dublin Watch Bills, which were ordered to be re•
port"d to-morrow.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed to-morrow.

The Irish Chalking Bill was read a second time,
and committed for to-morrow.

The Ship-Owners' Petition was postponed to this
day fortnight. Adjourned.

TH EATR E-ROr A f DR UR r-LANE.
TO.NIURROW EVENING will b.: pn-setttml a New Mato.
rival Play, in Tire' At!s, eallcd
THE HER() OF THE NORTIL
The CP:entire aral Music composed and selected by Mr. Kol"y.
The principal Charactiv by
Mr. Pope, Mr. Vlrrouglit.iii, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Ravrno.td, Mr.
D mmo, Mr. Bannista, Jun. Mr. De Camp, Mr
NI, lledgwii, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Gibb.ms, Mr .r
Mrs. Young, DlisSteohens, Maw Ti.tswell, Miss Nleuage,
Mrs. ll'and, Mitt Tyrer
To which bill be
THE CHII.1) OF NATURE.

On Saturday, the Tragedy of !Jain:cr..- Fleutlct, by Mr.
Cosseer, who was rt-crivA with such u ,bettuded ,et
Metel.ty evening. T. be 4,1401 Al tue W‘.l,d's
Stag:.

THEATRE.ROrIL, COIrENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING yi.d bt period-toed a New Co-
medy called
JOHN BULLS
Or, AN ENGLISH viAc. a tIRE-SIDE.
The I rincipal Citaraeiers by
Mr. L-w;., . Mr.. C:yike, Mr. F4weett, Mr. Jol nyt
Mr. it. Johnston, Mr. B pilchard, vie. Emery, Mr. %Yultlf-
Mrs GlY,it, Mrs Dave4yert, and Mrs. 11. JOlipsto3l.
I",C 14r Hog .e to be eyoken by Mr. lirmit.m.
With al...deal E.41..g0e by Mr Johnitmhe•
whi. It wt.l ti • added,
THE FARMEit.

The New Comedy culled .rottn Bun ; or, -Nu Engliihtr•-lre';
Fir.:-Side, being w th app!au.: perie.,:by uoequalcd,
it will be repared every Evening till further notice