The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

MESSAGE FROM MS MAJESTY.

Mr. ADDINGTON brought up a Message from
His MAJESTY, which was read by the SPEAKER,
and was in substance' that His MAJESTY thought it
proper to acquaint his faithful Commons, that an
Establishment had been formed for promoting the
Study, of Military Science, which 1118 MAJESTY
was persuaded woulticombine with the valour of his
forces to promote the general welfare ; that His
MAJ EsTr,'bad ordered the necessary Papers to be
laid befdre them, and confided in his faithful Com-.
mons to enable him to make good the exp,ences of
such ari Establishment.
Mr. ADD/AVTON then said, that the nature
of this Institution would be fully explai;.ed by the
Papers which would be presented. Whatever differ-
ence of opinion might subsist ri;;ative to the amount
of the Military Force prop. tobe kept up, he was
persuaded that all muht concur in thinking that our
Officers ought to be well instruaed in Military
Science, as•well as that our Soldiers should be well
disciplined. He then moved, 4'4 Th.at Mfijes,
ty's most gracious Messagebe referred to the Com.
mittec of Supply," which was agreed to.
Mr. YORKE presented an Estimate relative to
the expellee of the above-mentioned Establishment,
and moved, that it be referred to the Committee of
Supply. He then' gave notice, that on Monday
next he should move a Vote fur the Support of the
Military Asylum for Soldiers' Children at Chelsea.
On the order for the third reading of the Sug.ir-
'drawback Bill,
Mr. 701fAsTaATE objcaed to the lirovisions
,of the Bill. He thought it would occasion an-addi
tional price to the consumer of the article in this
Country, whilst 'its objea was to promote thebe.

n.ellt of the West Indil Planter. It would also be
attended with a considerable diminution of Revenue,
which would in faa be given toToreigners, with.
out benefit to this Country. He stated from !,ylr.
AD/0.1 SMITH, that the Sugar- Trade was a tntit9-
poly, and that-he wished to see it laid °pm with
other Countries., The profits of those concerned iR
the Sugar Trade were already Considerable, and
therefore he could not agree to increase it by a di.
minution. of Revenue, which this Bill would occa-
sion.

Mr. N.- FAA'S ITT ART said; this was only .3
temporary Bill for one year, and was first proposed
in consequence 61the peculiar circumstances of the
Country, when Hamburgh and other Ports were
shut against us. All that was proposed by the Bill
was,_to give the home consumer an advantage when
the price should rise to. a certain amount, and that
the average price had been fixed after much consi-
deration. He thought as a temporary Bill
.of experiment, -might do good, and entered into an
explanation of its various Clauses.
Mr. SEWinto
a defended the Bill, and went nto
a general statement of the nature of the Sitar '‘l'ladc,
and thought it not unreasonable that r.c.me allc.nvance
should be made to those concerned in it, ou account
.of the extraordinary increased expellee attending it.,
The'Bill w;is then read' a third tune and gassed.'
The Irish Expiring Laws Bill, the Irish Distil-
lery Bill, the Irish additional Stamp Duty Bill, alh:
J
the Irish Wine and', Spirit Licence Bill, l'a"e"
through the respeEtive Committees. Mr. CORBY moved,
that on. riday next
House resolve itself 'into a Committee, to consider
F
of the Duties payable 'on the Exportation a Teas
to Ireland.
-On the Order of the Day for the second'reading
of ADDISON'S Divorce Bill.
the,

Mr. jOLLIFFE wished, that the peculiar proit-
sions or
the Bill might be. considered, when tiipef,e,
was a suitable attendance* in the House. The
was read a second time, and committed for to-mor.'
row se'nnight.
Mr. ABBOT said, he wished the introdutlion of
some-additional. Clauses in the Bill for reguhving
Controverted Eledioos in Irelaed, Which could noli,
be done by a new'Bill. 'With this View, he novca
for leave to wittdraw the Bill now hefore the House,
which being agreed to,', he then moved for leave f°
bring in a Bill for regulating Controverted&eetiotts,
in Ireland,: and for regulating the Qualifications IA
Members to serve in the United Parliainent for du'
part of the United Kingdom.
The House went into a Committee on the MP'
Trade 13111.
Mr.! VA NS ITTA RT stated the importance of
Malta as an Emporium for the Mediterranean Trade,
and moved, that His .MAJESTY be empowered to,;
make such regulations- relative to the 'rrade of
lYlalta as fits NlAjorr in Council should think ft"
to
and-as daub ti had.been entertained whether IVI4
should be considered as a portion. of Asia or Eur°l,4,.
(not, he said,i -as to geographical position, but 1
reference to those Ada of Parliament whichich mad,
a dttfetcoec respecting the trade to thpse distin4t,
portions. iqf
the Llano of Malta' he considered 35 Vreftlrinirlg he
and
Europe.--:-The Resolutions were agteed
Lid before the blouse -a f;irther
1341 went through the
‘cominitlee. be
NICVANSII"I'ART Moved, ' " 'fbat tilt re
'e9
the globe), he should also that'
advanced for the- Seivice 'of the
Ctvit
which tein4
and not made good by Parliament ;"
.igrec,i to, 2 Account/
Mr. VAN.arrnicr- brought up the ...
which svas,ordered to be. laid' upon the Siii)!c.
AceoAint of ,Monl_

Inatidie.,t,dtri,oet,,Ttorh.inlTee
.. . . ,
MRS. CAMPBELL's PETITION. '
Mr. jc)LLIFiT. said, he held.o,Petiiion in Yie
h.tod from one oftli,.: most unforiuniie of wen° ;'),l
meant .the. wife of Dr. CA:.Ir B E i.L,' and lie- hope
th4t—the HoUse- would take her pectiliar, we int°
consideration.—The.Petition was then brought l'i)
and read : it stated that the Petitioner JFSkE O.
BELL is at- present lip in a yeti humble and f,eii
tired manner,- Owing to which she had not tl
very lately' the knowledge of the particular C13"72
inested in her Divorce Bill, rohibiting bor l`Y`
.matryinpagain during the life time 'of ha 11;
t_:onind,thDer:vCorAidi.t:BELL ; and that being left 4 I d
Bill without any- provision for her support, ,end
bfeing an outcast from her own family, as ell.
~g
Counsel . ' •
to oppose trus clause, A
an.. therefOre praY;
ing that the House would take -• fue'intt) )1
the SJ
Bill." . , .
- a pose
Mr. PIERRLPOINT said he 13 citil. should n , 4,0
the Clause allude:dill°
referring the .Petition to a Committee, at 1":,,•.i1ig
tirae that he was, determined to (vase reef 11'15
Lady had been aggraVated-,by tha crime 65,4
cest, and therefore she ought to be st!1:11:1 prO.
by the kiouse. ' Flad the Aords 10 t`l'l,-,,Ctllis
gress on the Bill, inserrwra Clause to Prey- , lle
Lady from tnarrying'4gain for her noural llearj
should have agreed t." 6 such a Clause. I'le It''`i 1 04
it reported that.-fhe Lady Iv:1 vecy 11."145°I.nerreag
therefore, ,he.apprehended,' she. would find nalilvat
difficulty .id getting into male society, rattl,A,;,p,
under a restraint of not marrying during Dr.
.
lull's life time--(A cry of Order.) • a this
Mr. ISAAC HAWKIA'S BkOWNE tor • ed
tif
particular Clause in the Bill Would. not lut rcc
L.llll:Actina,,.itpnh,bsl4°,trfPir,yesit,liptolEnitir,l'cr.;.,
without due consideration. - -I,,,ipittee
The 1-lousV- re;olved itself into a ''''''
no.
4c
Upon Campbell's' Divorce Bill, and having if
till
some progress? it was agreed to put it °
Monday
,next.
Adjourned at half past six o'clock tit
. next.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICYRIL Irti.LSVIA AUDILAT ?

LONDON, JUNE 4, 18oi.

'finis morning. Dispatches were received at Lord
ILMICESBURY's Office from the Earl 'of ELotx at.
Constaillbropie, dated on the ibth
His Lordship transmits accounts received from
Egypt, of the:date of the 22d 'of April; To that
date, no attempt had been made by the Enemy
upon our Lines. Our Army was ,oac, strong in
effective Infantry, and zOOO welLisioiinted Cavalry,
all in the highest health and spirit r.

Colonel SP‘EIIC ER had- taken ,Rosetta, and made
tlie Garrison of .iso men prisoners. The Turks
had taken Damietia and Salahi; and the lit Most,
cordiality prevailed betweenThern and the English.
General fitrrcitlNSON had laid the Couniry
tween Alexandria and Rhantanie ender Water, by
cutting the Sluices, so that all direa commenica.
tion between these two places was stopped: The
metal was preparing to 'march in person against
kbanuinie with 4000 men.

pleating intelligence which we yesterday
tcHmmunicated, Of the Ersirtitost M.ixAtiCaa hay.
ing taken 'toff the ;Embargo on all British Ws.
'els ti Rdssian i'drts, and permitted them to
Prosecute their respeftive voyages, created a lively
tensation of pleasure: thrOUgh all rinks in tlle City.
To the Underirritets at LlOyd's Coitet.HdaSe it
was more peculiarly k .s.ubjeet 'Of sintcre `congratula.
tidni as the British Property in Russian Potts tn.
amounted to muchibove a Million;

This intelligenCe was officially brought to the
Adiniralty by an Officer dispatched by Lord Mt-
-46N, who received it immediately froniCdunt
"Ili the Russian Minister., Who, itt very hand-
tlortio terms, in the name of the trattacitt, invited
Lord Nt Tacit; Petersburgh.
It is almost Unnecestiry to remark, what a
Presage this is for the staution of the
treat Questions whiCh reniain to be decided at
Peterhurgh as this Act id justice Ott the Tian of
His IMPaaLoa MAi trryi is oceiioi it the arrival
of Lord St, HELitis,,' and even; We believe; to
that of Mr. iltivixr.. What may wt ridt, with
much greater reason, expet from .the Eatitnurdca;
tions which his tot(lship has fired authorizes to
.104 from the intelligent 161 With which
" *HU purstie the ohjeet of his Mistion Our
interests are there under as able a superinrendance,
as those d the Court bf Russia are here tiniler that
or Count WetkOfrzo*'; I'M the friends at Nice on
bt)th, 'sides, must tongtattilia themselves iliat men
so distinguished foi their merits., should have.bee'n
chosen tO aft in the existing Circumstances. •
The following is a Copy Of a Letter which Was
Yesterday sent to the Lou!, MAY Ott by
Lora Sx.
vt tic E NT) en the subject Of the bistiatches received
tom Viscount NE L 50147 : •, '

. • " I, luive the Ilonotir to be,
4.4 MO great
Four Lordships' most obedient
" Humble Servant;
44~aT. VINCENT."
4dmiraly, ji yage, iSot.

" MY LORD, .
. . . .
" 1 haye the fiati4faelion to aotivaint your Letdship, that
II" Dispatches just receive, from Viscount Nzt,i'oi., toot.
b:lander in Chief of the llaltic Fleet; dated the tyth May, it
llPPearsi that the Embargo Which had been laid
,onDritish
4hips in the Ports df Russia; had been taken oft • .

NvA •
t yesterday afre,rnoon received Paril Paler/ to
insi, and stoppo the Press. to, make a btiel
c6lnrnunication of their contents: The artival of tbe
;am. butih•Mail h tl Wft them nothing to tornsintnicate
from the North of Europe) 'and to the'Southi with
14- exception of Egypt, we can look for little in,
Formation. Respeeting, the latter. Country) we find
some further details in the shape of Affidavits of
Offieers,. "collefted 'in the "hospital of 111aPJA11,1..,'
They come down no
Liter than the account of Citizen
LLEMET) given in our Paper of Monday bsti of
course they furnish us with tin new information.
The French Funds have experienced a very con.
tiderable fall; the Tien Consoldi are, now at 48k.
• •
is probable that the Preneh Government may
in possession of intelligence from Egypt which
a! damped the hopes of the French speculators.
Citizen HULTMAN,' who went to /Wisp: to adjust
the arrangement with His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY re..
see ing
.the PRINCE of ORANGE, has returned
without having elicited the objel of his Mission.
Tile, Diet of Ratisbon'have resolved to make
.111 immediate report, on the Motion of the KING
of SWEDEN, for ereaing a Statue. to the ARCH.
7"CIIARLES. The Square near the Hotel tie
in Ratis&m, is fixed upon as the scite of the.
Statue.

fnills MAresTy this day entered into the sixty-
iurta Year of his age, on which account Hui MA-
TN:"' had a D Roomat St, jaam's, Which
(awing .
-46 vet.), nu‘netonsly attended.

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Scd miLi torte datuM.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 2.

AluttV26-thf Spncer, of f. 4. -guns, Capt. It D.
DARBY, one of Admiral Sir 11. CALDER'S Squa..
dron, froth the \Vest Indies : the remainder have
joined the Channel Fleer.

.Arrived the Caesar, of ite. guns, Rear-Admiral
Sir rAmis SAUMA.REZ, from the Channel Fleet ;
Monmouth, of '64. guns, froM Portsmouth, to embark
.the 4th Regiment of Foot for Gibraltar ; Childers
Sloop of War, from a Cruize ; and Chapretn 'Armed
Ship, from the Downs. . •
Sailed the Aatdaciaus, of 74. guns, C 3 pt. H. Cuß_
ZON,. for Portsmouth.