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;D Y, JULY, 1, 1800.

PATRIOTIC FUND.

•. • . . I.loyd',s, Tilly t,,,t3.-6. 1
1
CONTRIBUTIONS after -DIVINE SERVICE
on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RE-
LIEF of the SEANIEN„SOLDI ERS, _MARINES, and
V(SLD gt E E RS, Wounded '• ' arid the WI DO WS,- 0R- '
PAANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed, in:His Ma-
jesty's Service : ' -
Amount advertised - - kis7,97t 8 so
The remaininggSubscriptions of the Royal Dal:
Yorkshire Volunteer Infantry-, commanded -'•
by-Colonel Straubenzie . - ' ... ' 5 4 o
Parish of Croonbale, N B. by the Rev. I. Grant,
of Elgin . -' '- - - - 3 S o
St. Martin's PiriSh, Oxon ------. 8 7 0
Pile and Kenfig. United Parishes, , --
in the DiCSCC6e of LaridafF, Gla- . .
morganshire, - - I. Morgan ' It s o
Portsea, Hants, Baptist Meeting,. D. Miall 29 6 o
Woodchurch ;Cheshire) Rectory, M. B. King 5 7 2
ic infare cStalturdshire) Church and -
Parisn,. - • - - Dales 99 o
Subseriptions•from the City of Canterbury, per
~.. 'Taylor, Haintriond, and Co. :
Produce °la Bail ~ , - - 63 16 6
tii.: Corpotatypnf Canterbury - . -- 26 s, o
' .rime .i7iitseeps,- Nori:eominissioned 0 ffiders, . and
Privates,of the.Psayanden Corps of Volunteer
‘.-',...::•rn..;.,: Cavalry. comiiianti,,, by ziff.;tir sit
ii. Knatchbilll, Bart. '- ' - - - 126 o o
The Canterbury Volunteers . - 24 'I
9
41er:qv Tritten,' Esq.. Mayor of Canterbury - . 's s o
Charles Robinson, Esq. Recorder of ditto 5 '5 °
Right Hon. L'Ord Sond:s • - '26 ;5 o
Hon. George Watson, M. P. - . - ' to 16 cy
,I ohn, Baker, Esq. M. P. - - - to so ...a
Parishes and Meetings in Canterbury : l•
St. Dunstan's . - - - 9 14 b
St. Margaret's - - '' 'l4 . 4 7 '
St. Miry Breden - - 9 1 •
St. Andrew - -. 7 lc; o
' St. Paul -. ' . '9 12 6
Westgate and St. Peter's . 15 6 7
Rev. Mr. PiirnOt's .Meetisig - 4 0 0

• Presbyterian ditto . - • - 7 o o
Rev. Mr. Young's ditto . - 5 o e .
Parish of Denton ` - - - '5. o 4
General Baptist Congregation, Dover -5 8 6':
T. Manclark' Esq. '.. 5 o o
Rev. Mr. Chasy - - a t • • .
Mr. Alderman Simmons . - ' 5. 5 o .
Mr. Alderman Bristow - 5 5 °
John 'Coke, Esq. - - to io a .
T. W. Payles,, Esq. .: .. to to o
Mr. Alderman SanLey . - -.
220 • -
_ , _

Rev. Dr. Walsley - - 5 5 °
George Cipps, Esq. - - . If, lo o ..•
MrS. Elizabeth Gipps, - i t o
Mrs. Hawkihs - - - 1 i 0
Win. Radley, Esq. - - ! t o
Wm. Hammond, Esq. St. Alban's 5 5 0
Mrs. Knight' - - - 5 S o
Win. Houghatn, Esq. - - S 5 °
Mrs: Start - - •.- t t 0
Win. B..ilytoekt ksq. - - tk.) to 0
'Mr. Richard Gibbs ' . - 5 5 0
kt: T. tiatigravt, Esq. 5- - S 0
Mr. Cumming . -. z z o

Total

• . + • . • .
Cleredon Parish, Soniersetshire,
Wm, WeYmart, of Muret6o; Herefordshire
. ailitrel:..coulden, ditto; , . ditto. • -o'so
M. C. . - . .. 1"r
. .
Thoina§ tlarke, 6f Lyde, Herefordshire
. - 'ii • o
Samuel Hodges, ' ditto, ditto• - .- .x , t o
Subscriptions in Edinburgh in addition to Seool. loop 0 0
KS:slop, county of Mona y - - 2 o o
Village of Childs, Wickham, Gloucestershire '', : • I:: 6
Paritla of4laskif.tco,•tutti,lk, Win: Kett ' ar t G o
—of St. Nlezin, Cornwall, Bayley -2. 4 o
.1-fullerstonChurch, rembrokesh. lone:. 13 : 0
' West Dean, Sussex ' - - 4 4 o
.liast Hoathley, ditto - - -.• 12 1 4
Mr. Cooper- • - - - . 7 2. I S 4
. The Stoke Newington and Vicinity Volunteers, by •
Major TaSSii, there being no Collection at Church 13 9 6
Church; beptford, Devon,' -. .1. D.• Fawcil ..5 9 o
:7--=----: Notgrove, Worcestershire, T. Cockes 5 o c
Reuswith, Yorkshire, , G. 'Jun : .2.2. 4
:".-;—:=•-• Werierworth, Derby, per Mr. Traves so 1
,The following'Sribixriptions received from Reatling,
Berks, transmitted by I . 'Stevens, Esq. Mayor :
St, Lawrence Chutch .- ,- • so 4 6
'St. Gile •••'''` ' '. '.- - •4; '7 0
`St. Mary. .• . - - , 22 I.; 4 ..
.Chapel, Castle,street. • - . 50 VI
,
Meeting Broad-street - - 22 13 o
~
Crosier-lane . ' . ' Blb 6
Ronalin Catholic Chapel - ' - . 3 iS 9
Individual Subscriptions vB i 8 7
- . 4

44 5
r

Total
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Parish of wingfield North, Derby. ---- i k 7 9
- of Sr. Maly, Magdalen, Lin- '
goloshire. ' - - -. 3 ► 4

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OFFICE for the AFFAIRS of TAXES,
Somerset-H use,
.7une tlic.6.
THE COMIIISSTONERSik SPECIAL PUR—
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on the payment of the Dividends to become due on the -sth July
next, out of the Public Revenue at the' Bank of Amerind, the
South Seaf-buse, or elsewhere within their yurisdielion, they
will he ready to grant the Allowances fir Exemptious to Foreign-
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By Order tf the Board,
_ MATTHEW WINTER.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, JUN 30. .
The Judges resumed the delivery.of their opi-
nions in the case of " Lucina v. Crawford." Mr.
Justice Le Blanc's opinion we could not distinetly-
bpar. Mr. Justice Lawrence was of opinion that
the Commissioners had not an interest in the‘ pro-
perty, so as to of ea a legal and valid policy thereon.
Mr. Justice Rooke, Mr. Baron Thompson, and Mr.
Justice Grose' were of opinion that ,tbe Commis
sioners had' an interest sufficient to enable'them to
effeEt such a policy.'
Load ELDON moved to postpone the further de-
livery of the opinions of the Judges till Thursday.—
Ordered. • _

The Debtors' Relief Bill was read a second time,
and committed for Friday.

INTHA.

Lord Viscount MELVILLE adverted to the in-
tention he had intimated on Thursday, of asking a
question this day, respelling the Affairs of India.
Seeing a Noble Lord (Minto) in his place, he wished
to ask, whether there existed at present any Govern-
spent General of India in Bengal,
.and if there did, .
of whom it consisted ?
Lord MIATTO, said, he felt no difficulty in answer-
ing the questions of the Noble. Viscount, to whom,
as well as to every Noble Lord in the House, he
wished to give every inforthation in his power, when-
ever it could be given with propriety. , He con-
ceived that the ,same Government General of India
existed now in Bengal as there did when that
event took place which war so much to be de-
plored, the death of Marquis Cornwallis. He had no
hesitation in stating. that His Majesty. had been
advised to issue order's for vacating the Commis-
sion under which the funaions of the Government
of India were exercised. This had been done accord-
ing to the terms of the A& of Parliament. / There
was, however, 'a provision made in the orders sent
out, that all the Members of the present Govern-
ment should exercise their functions until the pub-,
lication of a new CommissiOn at Calcutta. There
would not, therefore, be a moment's interval be-
tween the cessation of the fun&ions of one Govern-
ment and the assumption of those fink-bons by 'ano-
ther.

Lord Viscount MELVILLE said, he felt it neces-
sary to trouble the Noble Lord with another ones.;
lion,• which was, whether any, intimation had been
sent to Sir G. Barlow, that he only held the Govern-
ment until the arrival of a successor'?
Lord MINTO said, that intimation had been sent
to Sir George Barlow of the vacation of the Con-
mission of Government. The vacation of the Com-
Mission of course applied to all. the Members of the
Council, but only pro forma, it not being the inten-
tion of Government to make any change in the
Council. This, however, as the Noble Lord knew,
rested with the Court of Diredors ; all he could say
was, that it was not the intention of Government to
change any of the Members of the Council. ,
Lord Viscount Mb LVILLE maintained, from
what the Noble Lord had stated, that there was at
present, virtnaliy,' no Government General existing in
India. Fr.in what had been stated by the Noble
Lord,...4dded to the dispatches in the Ciaiette, which
he had read within an hour of his coming to the
douse, he could not help feeling considerable anxiety
with re peat to the situation of affairs in India. His
Lordship gatre notice 'of a Motion respelling the
GovernMent General of India for Friday; for which
'day /the Lords were ordered to be summoned. •
.Strangers Were exchidedfor some time whilst the
House discussed some matter of privilege.
Daring the exclusion a' conference was had with
the Commons. •
Whilst strangers were excluded, also, we under-
: ‘.
stood,that the third reading of the Insolvent Debtors'
Bill was postponed till to-morrow.
After our re-admission, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Pym,
Mr. Lygoti,, Mr. Holford, Mr. Ellison, and several
Other Members of the House, of Commons,,brought
,up, the Post-Office Regulation Bill,, the Thread
like Bill, the Philanthropic Society Bill, and several,
Private Bills ' • which were read a first time.
Simpson's DivOrce Bill, and the Excise.Regula-
c •
(ion Alit, were read a third time, and passed.
. , The Irish Spirit Licence Bill, and the Stamp
Pditx Regulation Bill, were read a second time, and
coMmitted for to-morrow.
The .Committee an the Customs Fees Bill was
postponed till to-morrow.
Lord WALSING.HAIII reported the,lrish Post Roads
Bill, the Amendments to which were' agreed to. .
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONPAY, JUNE 30.

On the Motion of Mr. FOSTER, a new Writ was

frderecl tc.) be issued for the Borough of Sligo, in
Ireland, in the room of OWE: \VYNNE, Esq. who,.
Since his election, has accepted the Qitice of hschea-
ter of Munster. •
Mr. FULLER presented two Petitions from the in-
labitiltitf; of Brighthelinstone, against the Bill now
pending in Parliament for erecting a Jetty, or Jet-
tit-s, at that Port,. praying to be heard by Counsel
aBainst the said Bill.—Ordered to lie on the Table
till the second reading, and leave granted to the Pe- •
itioners to be heard by Counsel.