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Alter this the Address was moved by Mr.Wisherts
declared to he carried sanniasonsly. and tailored to
be presented to His Majetsy, with the gesolatinn.
by the High
Mr. Sett then came forward, an,t, elm pro-
awe ,chig as eslogium no the mains of Mr. Fox.
mewed a Vote of 'Monks to him, which was
tarried, and ordered to be presented to him by the
H 3 th Sailf.
The thanks of the Ekftors were then voted to the
High Bailiff. and the misting was dissolved.

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LORD REI)I.OII.SL
DUBLIN, MalCtl O.
Tuesday last, in the Court of Chancery. his Lord-
ship took leave of the Bench upon his retiring from
Mice. Acrer the routine business of the day was
pnethrongb, Lord Redesdale, evidently much af-
fated, and labouring ander extreme embarrassment,
addeessed the Gentlemen of the Bar in a very pathe-
tic manner; in the course of which, he stated, that he
accepted of the office with much reluOatice, at 1 time
when he held an high and honourable situation in
Ertgland,. where he was amongst his friends. his
family, and his relations; but he was informed the
appointsent proceeded from private hiend hip, and
a senate( public ditty induced him to undertake that
insportant station, in which it was his invariab e
study to act with impartiality, end, to the hest of
his judtpiaent, to administer justice. He came over
bore a stranger, and they received him with kind-
sem, for which he should ever retain the most
Body sense of gratitude; and if he had, at any
link given offence to tiny iodividnal at the Bar,
be was sorry for it. His Lordship said, that it was
his wish to have transaaed business until his nieces-
Poe had arrived, and be believed that it was the wish
of that gentleman also ; but whet hurt him most
was, the mandatory and peremptory communica-
tion which was transmitted to him, in which he wis
desired not to lose an hour in delive,i .4 up the
Great Seal into the hands et the Contr. .ssinners ;
how he could have ineurred or deserved such a
proceeding towards hint, lie was utterly at a
loss to conceive; but, consequently. tl:e pahhc
business mast now, for a time, stand still he
mid, if ever any opprouswity presented itself,
whereby he could reader Ireland a service, he would
be happy to do so; that had he remained in the
Commons' Hotsee of Parliament, it might perhaps
have been in his power mom effeaually to have done
en; but such as he could do in the House of Peers,
he would always be happy to evince. His Lordship
took occasion to pay a compliment to the talents of
the Gentlemen of the Irish bar; and also mentioned
his-approbation of the manner in which the Officers
of the Court of Chancery di,charged their dusty ;
after which the Atorney.Generel addressed his
Lordship AS on the behalf of the Bar, in which he
paid him some handsome compliments--and his
Lordship bowed tepertedly as he retired, and took
his leave.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTINIOUTEI, MARCH 9.
Attitrod the Gees& sloop of war, from a cruise;
Caiierir, Evans. from Dublin ; and the Ferrari/
gun-brig, from a cruise; and has brought in with
her a French lugger of eight or ten guns, her prize.
Sailed His Majesty's ship La Pkees on a cruise ;
for Guernsey; eirietlee and the Murk, for
the Downs.
Yesterday, the Gareth.. of 80 guns, Captain
Whitby, went out of harbour; she will join the
Masud Flees, and sail with the Commaader-in-
ChieL
VALMOUTPI, 14•11tC11 7.
Arrived the Moot &op, Hotter; and Tides,
Holland. from Timms* ; Fancy, Tispowth, from
Newport; GAN:, Galleys, from London; LIMA.
Williamson, from Sunderland; Ferebeve, Chap-
man; Experieeni, Clapasitas; Minerva. Chafman
and Jebt, Lewis, fres Chepstow.—Wind T.E.
YARMOUTH, SEARCH 9.
Arrived the Careire cutter, with intelligence that
the enemy's fleet has sailed from the 'faze], and
supposed to be gone North about. Vice-Admiral
Russell has, in consequence. put to sea with every
ship in these Roads, except the Reebtok.
ie Lrinhsf, masts. 9.
Sailed this morning, from the Non, the Spy sloop
of war, with the trade under convoy, for the Elbe,
Wezer, Jande, &c. bet are brought up about three
miles below.
DEAL, MAIICII 8.
Yesterday evening sailed to the westward the Se-
ttee sloop of war, with the Deprford naval trans-
port, Capt. Cow, for Plymouth ; and several other
outward-briund vessels, under convoy, to the West.
ward, which pus back by contrary winds this morn-
in g. • -
Sailed the Cagan sloop of war, for Sheerness;
and the Esrart gun-brig, with a convoy, for the
northward.
Ai-lived the Devastative bomb, from Portsmouth;
and the Daunt:vs praani, from a cruise.
Came down the Kanter** sloop of war, from
Sheerness ; the Lode lie•grst, ----, bound to
the East Indies; and the Fier,,, Duncan, bound to
Honduras ; and remain in the Downs, with the
hdtar, titre-ht, and 7histre men of war; Prospers
horn,+, several gun-hrigs ; Dehitner. Rosana, Re-
rusetta, and See Gail sloops of war; and the Marlowe,
victualler.
P.S. The wind has shifted from the S.W. to the
N. with rain and snow.
°atoll°, manes S.
On Saturday last, came in the &piers fligate
from a cruise olf the rezel and Gnree, and heist :4
in:elli•SEllEe, that a line of battle ship and two fri-
gates ire ready Int sea at (lore', and line sail of
the line, and two frigates, in the lead.

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