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lar Army; he should, therefore,
• leaving the chair.
Intended, that the M.litia
as a to mpahory force, and
iet with it, so of course 00
and of cour4e no Nitli could ,
Id, therefore, vote for the Speaker
ARD and Mr. PERCIV

r

,OUIF-RE said, he was decidedly
as he thougot it went to dn.
tary body, and to create an odious
en the Militia and the Itegular
objeacd to the principle
J alio expressed his disapproba.
aught that it would occasion great
the different branches of the
sl said, it had been his misfurtune,
I, to give his support to the Minis.
(self under the necessity of suet
all the measures they had brow
ill, then the suhjeO of debar
:ive Abe greatest dessatisfea ion
, from recent intercourse whieh
le regiments at the barracks.
f the distria from which ,
w, were led, from the late met
n. Gentleman (Mr. Windham),
se of allowance, and were .•
ratting the promulgation 0 1
Conomy was not a sufficient •
disticaion like that proposed
lase, as the militia was liable t
is regulars, and had alware
in them as well. He shochi
a into a Committee, under the
maid transpire therein, to itadtice
de Gentleman to relinquish
lU FU RD said, the Officers
!sled the increase ofsfay' which
, as had been VIVA it'd in see
f the country ; ere he could
his Bill would offend the
was acknowledging th t they
•
_ •
roperty, who. did no
lubustence. They
id to complain than
irly circumstanced. •
['FORD said. it had *lamp
the rule, that the MlUttp.
dvantages as the Wiliest ti do
lA%I said, he rase for the
, for the present, his MOiPon for the
tr the Chair ; and moved, A That it
on to the said Committee. that they
a tweed the provisions of the said
owns and Yeomanry Cops."
levy had been ordered to be cleared,
to. The Bill then went into a Com-
first' clause,
.--
)RD lacerated. to lone out the words
upon which a division took plats—
', 38. The BM then west through
, and the report was ordered to be
rrow.
%nought up a Bill to prevent the
r works and banks is public rivers
without this ,pormissiou of else Ad.
don for the second reading,
It and Mr. GARLAND offered a
on the ground, that it was too late is
ntroduce a Bill of such magnitude.
LES said, the necessity arose front
hich were carrying an near Plymouth
which, it was conceieed, might be
the public seat ice. The objes2 of
at arnitrarily to prevent persons from
, or otherwise using, their 'own
was
-
was necessary the Court of Atheist.
know of the intention to undertake
{ht affect the harbours, in order that a
be taken ; and the Bill only went to
notice should be given a certain time
aaure of that sort was undertaken.—
read a second time to-morrow.
3111 went through a Committee, an.'
i ordered to be received to.morrnw.
ion of Mr. FOSTER, the Liaen Draw-
-1 read a third time.
iiTTART brought up a clause, re-
nt
German and Russian linens shall,
of March, 1807, be intitled to t, e
txperted under the proper regulations."
'Ea objected to the clause ; upon which
t•AR f (on account of the absence p.f
ty and Earl Temple), moved, .1. 'ol.t
roceedings on the third reading of th'
• deterred until to-morrow,"
luccd a conversation, in which Mr.
with much spirit, animadverted upda
of those who persisted in eresshe:'
rse to the spirit et the Bill, and to t:.e
ie linen-manufaaure of Ireland. N
Member, not even the Chancellor of
ter for Ireland, had voted with the
Gentlemait (Mr. Varektart) and his
an the subjea of thießill; andhethougd
unreasonable and unfair, to prey
pse, at a time when those Members had
land.
irER said, if it was persisted in, he
le the House, and no other btision
eed, until this B;st, which bad been
postponed, at the desire of two Nue:a
Petty and Temple) was disposed of.
sittart at length withdrew his ants''
he Bill was read a third time and passed.
lotion of Mr. ROBSON, certain retur.e
smack Master at Sandown Bay, in the
ght, since the Ist June, were ordered La
re the House.
srrrART brought up a Bill to star
for the recovery of certain penalties re
mers' Aft, which was read a first, and of
read a second time to.morrow.
nmittee on the Irish Mail Coach Road
rimed until ua-morrow.
tery Bill, and the Land rat IteJen
through Committees, and the rep. 7
eel to be received to-morrow.
er orders were then disposed *l, u
;k the Housf. Adjourned.

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Ws Omit received New York papers , i 4th
They contain clatter from principal officer
ifteasoa's expedition, dated Comma, the 19th
AO. stating, that he' was in posassion of that
and that the army was filing off for the Ce-
res. and Lid hitherto met with complete success.
mane is upon the continent of South Amnion.
therefore we can only reconcile this moonlit
:with the report of the dispersion of the armament at
ma, off Comma. by supposing, as stated in a letter
from Kingston. Jamaica, that the Leander, after de-
barking the General and Staff, and 130 soldiers,
pm the coast of the Cameras, bad returned re 80.
sake, and that It was epos his Worn to that islmd
Le mac the &ma •esstle.

•
-TheThe Joseph est Mary. Waco, from Bristol for
is captured, and easxied into Gsadaloope.
.- Mawr, M.Bestes, frees Greenock for New
has Ilan found on the onset of Flotilla.
,Med burnt by the settees. after taking Oat the cargo.
. At a meeting of Liver, of London. at Guild.
tall, yesterday, Gaoaea JACRION, Esq. Citizen
1 and Fehnsaker, was uoanimously chosen Sheriff for
the ensuing year, in the room of TSOSAS Bing,
Esq. who has fined for the same.
I Three of the Commissioners for Auditing the Pub-
. lie Accounts, vedfir the new Bill, are understood to
'be Mr. gerjeant Pa Aso, as Chairman; Mr. Anse eV, '
t• late Chairman of the Board of American Commis-
sioners ; and Mr. Masa, Inspeltor General of the
old Board of Auditors.
; On Tuesday last, the Court of Session in Scot- 1
• , land unanimously decided the cause concerning '
• she Duke of Rozetraou's nneatailed freehold pro-
,' perry, in favour of his Graces two sisters, Lady
• Essex, and Lady Meer Kea.
As Mr. BassLico was on his journey from Paris
,". to Boulogne, the people flocked (mend his carriage
,i
at every town where he stopped, wishing to leaf*
if they might entourage a hope of peace.
The Russian armed ship Neve, Capt. LISIIINSKT,
1
r bid) has been three years on a voyaye of disco...
ries, arrived at Portsmouth on Monday last, in Eve
• months from Canons, was to sail on Sunday lot'
. .. Cronstadt.
.` It is supposed that the long meditated attack en
the Isle of France was to be undertaken by Sir En--
warm PILL ew some time during the lasAnonth. and
that the expedition from the Cape, under General
BERESIORD and Sir H. Forman, was intended to
en-operate in this enterprise. Some are also of ',pi-
nion. that Sir H. Portieres expedition is bound for
the Rio de La Plata.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last, all the
remaining troops, belonging to the German Legion,
left Winchester for Hilsea barracks.
Lord Par is founded eight Fellowships at Exeter
3C3olleges.iiireOxfsoormd,erfor ;11rieree,couitieeo
Oxfordshire,-fDeanvrcintsiseirex,
or for any other county in England, wherein his
Lordship or his heirs might have lands or posses-
sions at the time of the eleaion,_ expressed by the
um words " terra. et pouesos." Now, Mr. BEAD-
voito was born in the county of York, and proved,
at the time of the last election, that Lord Pares
Was in possession, in that county, of shares in canals,
and likewise in turnpike gates. The Reflor did
not consider these shares to coma within the mean-
ing of the words, terrns et p ' nes : and more so,
as those canals and turnpike gates were not the
exclusive right or property of his Lordship, but
belonged to several other persons. Upm these
grounds, he rejefted the votes given in favour of
Mr. Besnronu ; from which determination, an
appeal is made to the Visitor, who will determine
on the merits of the ease.
Ihe Rev. J. Vv e, B. D. Fellow of Exeter
College, Oxford, has been instituted, pro tempnre, to
the valuable living of Wotten, Northamptonshire,
'until the enntest between himself and the Rev.
Jolla LEA Haves. another Fellow of that College,
in regard to their respeetive rights to the living, is
determined by the LJED COAticstr.2a.

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:cidcsfiy Mr. BASILIC: waited upon Mr. Fox yesterday
tu dis-
n ndious morning, about nine o'clock. It was reported that
Regular he was to set out for Paris in the course of the day,
but we have not heard of his *anal departure. If
! uf the the nature of his dispatches transpired yesterday, we
ipprobs. may presume that they are not unfavourable, as the
on great eansion rose from 61 to 61 ; and the Consols for the
the MI6 '
opening advanced from 631 to 631.
---se.--.
ifiTtUne,
e Minis. We have received Paris Papers to the 6th, Dutch
f succes- to the 9th ; and yesterday the Hamburgh Mail,
brought due on Wednesday, arrived, with letters and papers
bate, he
kaitin to to the sth hut. The French and Hamburgh Papers
xr!ii.:h he annoence the important intelligence of the depar-
ks. in the tore of N. D'Oueeir. from Vienna for Paris. He
he,ts
mea ivsures set eat en the 23d. He proceeded by Munich and
ham), to &ntgard, aid, according to
,the Paris Papers, ar-
eat pre- 'Tiered at Strasburg on the cgth. Brannan was
If it
Alt vorli. Ma 2elll vactuiiied en the 96th of. June, by the
seci to be Frisch, but arrangements were made for the re-
sie to the , turn of the French army to the Rhine, as soon as
rave be :a •
, en official account should be received of the aftual
~iu. me .
the hope surrender of Catty°. ..
s‘lisce the The hopes of a negotiation have given $ consider-
' the Bi
h.
.11hie!iespelse to the French funds: the. bye per
ers.of
rhich W4l amok were on Saturday sennight at 66. GO. making
is erten{ e rise in two days of 2 per cent. The Bank Stock
suld AIM Awe, ia the same time. from 1145 to 1155.
• ifSisia
t.. --4,—.
hey.***
......• I ••• ...Ea IN: bave received New York papers to the 14th