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RESOILLITIONS
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1: Resolved, That it was the platy of his Majesty's ellaisters
to mike timely and adequate Repteeneatiesis sag jest ..11 se.ji
act, as hue., in their judgment, couititutad a s.!rie. ayse..-
matic " .4gereniee, e, s bunt' on live. itait of 'Mid/.
'Dee, by dignified and temperate rernuleenuicte, teleatesei sse
frith consistency, ant sustained with firms ', ,ther dee eastarse
and progreesof such Acts would have heen toseseel, '';thane
necessity of reverting to arms; Of the clActat'.tint.un of
French Gaverninent, to ',crier therein, would 11:0%".: been la-
thy:Cy a-seri:lewd, before his Alejeety bad ;rte.:tie:A a ee,
broth in the reduction of his forces, and the siutender of I is
ccniquests.
That the essential dery appears to have been neglee !
Majesty's Ministers, and that such their °mos kilt en i .e, L,'
have been highly iniurioua to the public interest,.
2. lies deed, That the prineneil circumstances which %lee,• a:
the judgment of his Majesetye Ministers rendered it itaeresicee
execute the Tenth Article of the Treaty of
have been known to his Majesty's Ministers either before, or
very wren after, the exchange of its katificatious, which ee-
ch 'nee t ink place on the lath April.
That nevertheless no steps appear to have beet taken awl!
the 9th of February last, oward; ohtai:iing, by diseusnea or
explanation with the French Goverenient, the removal of ties
must anportent dafficulty.
That so far from taking any such steps, hi, Maierty's Mi-
iiistese male repeated applications to teat Government d trine
the whole of the last summer to aecelea ate tee execution of the
tete le iii its present shape, by eo.nperating uitii his Majesty its
inviting other powers to g iaranty it. That in cense:fence of
those eeplications the guareety of Austries was aeteall a...tinned
in the month of August, :eel Meek of Russia and Pt tatita wit!**
jointly solic:ted, by the British and French \lntimate at Pute4,
burgh aed h'rhn, so late as the 115th of N ave.nbcr last, meaty
months after his M aje-ty's %launders well knew that the execu-
tion of the said artick was utterly imerect.caele.
Thet this cor.euct, alike ineonsistmst with w'sdom, dignity,
and geed fa the was no lets detrimental to the lot:teas titan
prejudiciel to the character of the flees!' nation, inasmuch as
the favourable oppcartenity for neg aciatieg on this swlject.
while his Ntt;efty was still in pesseasinn of his ether conquests,
was thereby lost, led the discussion reserved to a litnind when
a recourse to nuts constituted the oily means by v. hich hie
Majesty tart resist the unreasonable demands of the enemy,
and sepport the jest cause of ills people.
B. nesolvirl, That it appears to this II use, that on :hts
17tii of De.tober last, eountereorders were diseateittel b 7 his
Majestrs Government, revoking the orders betere giseit for
the serrend,e of the Cape of tined Hope, and of the other
conquest` rben by his Majesty; and teat the fn...! &der,
by virtue eg which his Majesty's fierce+ actually evacuated tee
Cape of Good Hope, was not sent till the 16th of Nova:l34ot
last.
That on the said I6th of November the hostile spirit of
France had (in the judgment of his ' ety'S Ministers) al-
r4ady been manifested for snore than six truinths, by one con-
tinued !grief " eft aggressive, violence, std insult," for which
" neither reparation nor redress" had, down to that monicet,
been obtained. That the olfensive principle had aireaa!e been
distinctly advanced. of excluding h.s Majesty from ail ciee:ern
in the affairs of the Continent. That the Spanish and ether
Priories had already been withdrawn (runs the Order of Malta.
Piedmont, Puma, Placentia, and Clba had been annexed tit
Frances Swim/eland had been attacked and sublugared, and
the remunstraike of hi, Majesty's Government on that subject,
hid been treated with indignity and contempt. The tixrttory
of the Ilatavianßetsublie was, at that very moment, sill! none-
pied by the artnies of the French, and its internal admieiatrerion
still commuted by their interfereike, and the French Goveris-
ment itself was then actually engaged in the pursuit of hose
plans and measures for the subversion of the Turkish teneire,
to which his Majesty's Declaration has referred as a vioie: on Of
the Treaty of Peace.
That in direaine, under such circumstances, the fierce slim r.-
der of the Cape, without having in the interval ntal..l any
previous attempts to explain orarrange the nuine,ou; ;,-xirth of
di:ference and complaint which thee actually subsists sl between
the two Governments, his Majesty's Ministers have acted in
contradiction to the sense they had themselves mailif”.4 ..1 of
their own duty, and have improvidently exposQ,l to iiatigcr
some of the most important interests of his Majesty's do ni-
pions.
4 Resolved, That by these instances of miseeeilai-t, his
Majesty's Ministers have proved themselves unworthy of the
confidence of this House, and incapable of lidinim-ter,•l7. writ
advantage the public affairs in a crisis of such uacxempled
difficulty and danger.

POLICE.

MANSION-HO!:4E.

A poor man summoned the Stewards of a it?ne•lt
Club before the Lord Mayor, for having scra•ched
him off the books of the Society, without :::Ficier.t
grounds for so doing. The complaint hiono;ht
against him was, that he had forfeited his ciarn
the Club for having been found at work at the. t:mi•
he had declared himself upon the box. The S..ew:trt-,.
on geingto his house, saw him sitting on his shot,i)GaT,A
in a working ,position as a tailor ; they could net,
however, swear he was sewing. Taylor
mitted he was on the shop-board, but denie..!
he was at work; the posture he tea; in, he sai.t,
the most easy one in which he could sit, and he v.
rea4ing a book. The Lord Mayor ordered them ai
entcr ale complainant again in the Society, as they
had not produced sufficient proof that he Wa; prac-
hising a fraud upon them.

The Philantrnpic Society gave their Anniversary
Dinner on Wednesday, at the Freemason'sTavern,in
Queen-street, Lincoln's-lnn-fields. His Royal High-
ness the Dui of YORK was in the Chair. At sr:
o'clock upwards of two hundred persons sa' down
to a most excellent dinner, which consisted of every
delicacy of the season, and served in the best man-
ner. After dinner there were many loyal mai...
There was no Band of Musk, but some of the tint
Vocal Performers attended, among whom m cre
Messrs. Dioxun S. s, NYAL, &c. His Royal
Highness advanced liberally towards the fund ; and,
on the whole, there was nearly 11101. sub,cri'oe,i,
besides legacies, and 23 share., at 501. a share, for
the purpose of building a Chapel in St. George's--
fields, to accommodate the children and neighbour-
hood. IsA*c WaTrs, Esq. one of the
dents, made a very appropriate speech on the ecc.-
sion. The Swedish Ambassador, and seve;al
principal Nobility, honoured the Meeting with tha:r
prt. some.
At a late meeting of the Gentlemen of Coe ha
rony of Abbcyshrule, in the County of Londfor,l,
they came to the following resolution : ResolVed
that it is with regret t're behold a renewed spirit I)
contempt for the laws, spreading itself in this neigh-
bourhood, and breaking out in the most savage,
cruel, and inhuman pradice, of destroying a. 1.1 kd-.
ling the sheep of. different persons of this neigh'uoter- •
hood, vit.-5 Cheep the property of .1 awes
Esq.-5 the property of Timis Luxor, Esq.--
S the property of Htratt tilt:neve abr, Esq.--
2 the property of BRYAN DOTKRt *Ott 10 the pro-
perty of Lord Viscount Oxuawriairls--.all of which,
were left with their throats cut, and their fat
taken away. A sitbscri;tion was then opened
offering a reward for the di:merry:tithe oSkndets.
The new Bank, called the Tereknelt). Bank of
France, has already stopped payment. The Mena.
ger.s,,however, give out, that they halve met tot
21 a

r E-1- Non property em Is ritbrt
rable 2 the property of Beta x Dots's, Add 10 the pr.:.
to he party of Lord Viscount Oxuawriatm-..a1l of which.
had were left with thew throats cut, and their fat c..io-
otes, taken away. A subscriNion was then opened ± yr.
offering a reward for the rdiscoarriti the otknden.
kin The new Bank, called the Territoriat Beak of
not France, has already stopped payment. The Manta.
hug- gers, however, give cut, that tbey lame resettects
satisfy all demands.