The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

21,i ICE OF oiLN.,RNZE,

March 4,
.1807.
I '
I TIME PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His -Mil-
l' -I yEs /17, GRUNeINCE do heres 9, give Notice,, That
Prop gals 6is received at rbeir-Ohl.ce, in Pall-Mall, on or
before' Minday,. the 231 baitint,• fiON .ctech PeTSOIIS as ma)' be
Ltd/ling to undertake the Shpply of EORAGE fir the Q,dnance
Mrsestrationed! ids tic failowirg Diririas, viz.

North Britain rriouth, Isle of Wight, and
Northern Christchurch
Yorkshire - Wewiertt,Woolwich, With its
Eastern, exeln3ive te Watley Dependencies iVarley, and
Southern, exciu4iveof Chat- ' Chatham,
ham Liverpool,
South west, including Ports-

fors period of Six Months, from she Ist of next, e Forage
so he furnished in Rations, consisting of
to lbs. of Oats, at olbs. per Etis!iel.
rz lbs. of Upland, Meadow Hay ; and
8 lbs. of Wheat or Rye Siraw,
and to he delivered at she resilettive Stations at the rxtence rf the
Contraetor, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats, at S lbs.
er Ration, as may he Arnaud in she DissriEl. for which be
Contraat. -

Tbe Prcpotah may be delivered, leparatqy or jOintly, for eaeo
Station, and it it expreied !hut the Contraelor shall receive the
Stable Dung that may from time to time aecummlate, making an
allowance for the same,

'Further Particulars may be known "Inn application to the Qi-
pert ComManding.the Rya! rirtillety in each Distrit7 ; and also
at the th•cretag's Pall-Mall aforesaid," any at', 6e.
ityren thr Ten aid Four. o'clock, ti.,hrt:e the Proposals
. .
are to Le drl.lvered, 'sealed up, and enekrefd, i'reposals for
t Supp 4 of Forage."„:4!6A-!ns Pro;asai can he admitted after
the said 2 d invant, at TvOille o'Cloek APen of the tame day,
ben,d2cel unless. else Palo: ntaking it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.

Cild‘:" V Ike Board,

R. 11. CIjEIV, See.

ExcIiEQUER DILL, OFFICE,

. ,
• March 12, 1307.
All Exchequer Bills_ dated in the Mom; of March, igo6,
•
• TO BE PAID OFF.

rrHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Ms MA-
"- JEST Y's TREASURY having given Diree:iions jen pay,
inb if the Principal nj. the ahove-mentione Exchequer Bills, with
the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of
Exchequer, NeW Palace Westminster, an FRIDAY the
loth Day of April, 1807 ; Attendance will be given daily (Suri-:
days and' Ilolidays excepled) until Thorrhy, April 2, /MA—
from Ten O'Clock in the Merning !ill One' in the Ajternogn,'
jar the puipose of receiving-the same. And for the greater dispatch,
the Bearers of the Said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof,
containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order, according to the
.Value of the said Bills, and Tinter of Commencement of Interest,
with. the principal Sums and Intirest due thereon, compited from
the days on -which /kV are. respeaiVely dated, exclusive, 'to the
said loth Day of April, Prelusive, when the Interest will cease;
and they are desired to write their Names and Places ojAhode
on such Lists,. and indorse their Names on the said Bills.
, If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of
receivingpayntent of the Principal and Interest previous to the said
toth Day if April, they may be accommodated on computing
the Interest to tie -Day on which.they wish to he paid, and loath- ;
ing the said Bills for examination, one day prior ekcreio....

Such Persons as may be .desirous of having New Exchequer
part Paythent, upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom
of their Lists delivered on or before the 24 of iitril; 1807; may
be accoinmodated with NeW Bills earryini an rnterest of Three-
pence Halfpenny by the Do, on every One hundred Foimds,
luhich 'said New Bills will bear date the said 'loth- Day d
e2pril, and will he delivered on ilfonday- the 13th of April, and
the following Days, •

N. B. All Excbefwer: Bill; dated Arior to March, ISc6,
bare lven advertised & efe tarsi DI; Gar INtirea tut; ein bar
CY0441. .

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
March 1 1807.
. .
"`HE COURT ofarREC7'QRS,cf the UNITED
A COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ANGLIN') trading
to the. East Indies do hereby give Nailer,
That at the Quarterly General Court appoixte to 6e held on the
25th instant, the foaming Resautions of the Court of Direaors
viii4he reported to the General Coart,'agrevaitv to the 4a e the
‘39.Geo. II!. cap. 89. wiz.

Resolution of the Both july, 18)6, fully acquitting the
Commander and Owners of the Lady Burrs from all impu.
tatiou of Neglca or Misconduct in respect to the Loss of that
Ship.

Rcsoltition of the 7th January, tBo7, fully acquitting the.
Commander slid Owners of the Waton:Hastings from all
itnputation of Neglect ur Miscondutt in respect to the Lose
Qt that Ship.

Resolution -of this day, fully acquitting the Conmunclet.
toil Owners of the Ship Earl of Ahergavenny trout all
ration of Neglect or Miscondua in respect to the Loss f that
Ship.

WI4 RA MS Y, Secretaty.

On Saturday will be published, •
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- . a fine wove Piper, hot- pressed,
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• (To he Contioued .3 nrvnAly);. •
HE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOST.
: TORY of F Uk; ITIV E - POET R Y for igej., being
the Filth Vohune.of the Series. •

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STATE Lt4TTEit I', -to begin
Drawing I..titi APR I L.'
. SCHEME.
4 Prizes of 223,000 - - ,CBo,ooo
4 - .10,000 - 40,00er
4 • - 500').
.1%.) -• . lOca - 10,ctu
,• •. - • -506 . . - So.o
- 'loo
3300
So - 30;1
3coo - .26
3000 Fint-ctrargst Tickets IS. each . . ..30,0a0

soz a Tickets

,C25,,00*

Capitals Determinable s
First-drawn Ticket, ist Day. - ,C 20,00*
Ditto - .d Day ' - - 20,000
Ditto . - - - 3:1 Day - 20,i)0c,
Ditto -- 4th Day . - 20,000
Ditto - - - . Stit Day - to,oce
Ditto - - - - 6th Day - zotooti

TICKETS am? SHARES are on Sale at every Licenced
• • Lottery OlfiCe. •
PRESENT PRICE:
Ticket - - - ,Ctg n 5 o
Halt - 30- Eighth - - kz 12
Quarter - '5 3 o Sixteenth - - - z 6 6
..The above Scheme, will point out the necessity of in early
Pttrctwrse, as Four Prizes of ao,oeol. each will be lure to be
drawn in 'the first Four Days, exclusive of other Capital
Prizes.

ROOKE :Ind Co. atocli-brokers, and, Liclxed
1.3 Lottery-Office Keepers, 237, . Piccadilly, established
fifty-three.Yeara, 'rettfro their sincere aid unfeigned Thank's
fur. the Very flattering and general Support given their Office
and they respectfully inform their Friends and the Publk%,
that they hiv.: a very large Supply of TICKETS. and
SHARti S, in the greatest possible variety of Numbers, for
the ensuing Lottery that begins Diawing-14th April, and
which confains

. ,
4 Prizes of 4. 2n,0P0 I 4 Prizes of • .
4 - ic,!-)oo I ro - 1000
cite. &c.
BROOKE and Co. have sold and•registered Thirty-fir
Shares of Capital Prizes. in.the last Year, including a to,ecolc

CiARROLL and Co. No. led, Oxford-street, nest
1,..., Relibone- place, are selling. TICKETS and SHARES,
in great variety of .Nurnbers, for the THIRD STATE
LO r rERY for.tBo6, which will begin DraWing on the 1411 a
of April next, tiie'Scheme of which stands unrivalled by any
former one ; and claims particular attention from the Put..
lic, as it consists of the tol lowing, Capital P rizes, viz.
4 Prizes of £20,000 to Prizes of £ IQQO
4 - - - 10,000 10 - - .. .. 500
4.. _ - 5000 &c. &C. &C.
The Firsttdrawn 3000 Tickets, in' addition to any °the:
Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to fol. each:
Carr..ll and Co. solicit their Friends and the Publiclo be
early in their Purchase,. as the pri4cipal Capital PrizeS will
be drawn on the first Four •IltAys tr,.,lie last N0v.,,,A.....
State Lottery, No. 12,103, a Prize of i,oool. was sold. in
sixteen SiXteenths, by CAR ROLL and. Co. -; and No. 60ci4,.;
a Prize of 5001. was likewise sold it, Shares; and, in former
Lotte.rics, Capital Prizes to a very considerable. aint,unr.—
Country Correspondents; at:dal' orders, will lie ptinaually
attended to. Schemes to be 4,0 gratis.

OVERCHARUE RE TURNED.' •
ALL Persons who have bought any of the CITY-
HOUSE TICKETS,' and paid 51. los. fur the same,
are desired to Wing them back to the Office at which- they
were purchased, and a. Return of Five Shillings per Ticket.
shall be niade'them; and in future Tickets in.iy be had for
the City House Lottery at all the old Established Offices,
at Five Pounds Two Shillings each:
The Scheme of the First Lottery contains 19,978 Blanks,
and 22 Prizes, making 20,000 Tickets.
Due Notice will be given of the next Reduaion inPriCe-ot
the CITY HOUSE TICKETS, , •

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM HARRIS,
•
On Monday, the 3otb ILy of March, xBO7, and follmving:
Days, at the late Dweiling-:house of Andrew Ntwton.
Esq. deceaSed, situate in BI:ci-street, in the. City of Lich:
field,
MHE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD T
U EiC;Ol.) DS,‘P late, I-' icture.s, Prints, superb!) or.
nantentedlapan and other Chiria, Linen, .Fire Arms, East_
Indian and American: Curiosities, sud other. Etreas lateor,
.
'Andrew Newton, Esq. deceased.•• • .
The China, and Curionitles will be sold on Moriday
.and Tuesday,
.the 30:1i alai 3 e•ays• of :MaNti; and .the
Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, and A,loncla:', the.
4th, and 6:1I days of A pril next. - •
Catalogues will be pritite/l, and rna'y Se had of the Aur.-- •
tioneer, and at !lie princi,ri: inns in
Stailbrd, and Derby ; ant. the (100,1 :nay ba viewed by 41. '
to the A itßioneer to: T 14A,etS.

12ili)ERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

THCRSDAY, MARCH 12.

In the Committee of Privileges, Lord ELDoN,
after some observations on the Evidence adduced re-
spe&ing the Claim of Sir Cecil Bishopp to`the 'Barony
of Zonch, Moved to 'postpone the further cbrisidera-
Lion of it till' this day se'nnight.—Ordered.„
On the Petition of -Lord Viscount Kilwarcien to be
allowed tt Vote in the'Eletaion of itepresentative
Peers of Ireland, after dome obserVations from the
Earl of Limeriek and Lord Eldon, the further COO.-
sideration of it was posiPonecl till Tuesday next. •
Lord HOLLAND pteserited Petitions from the.
Debt.:.ors confined. in . the Gaols 'of Chester, Derby,
Castle of I.lcirk, 'Newcastle upon Tyne; a nd•-the
TieL)t which ,were ordered to lie pn the table. •
100 lan4rstood the Earl of MOIRA to 'St'cite, with
IQ these '.oo‘itiOns, thitt some proposition
wouldbe-brought fbcward upon the' sUbje.ct in the
course of the present Session., "
Lord WAS'lNGH4sl."reported the.' Sierra • Leone
Bill; the AnietidineNts tnade in which were agreed

into,
The House resolved itself' a Commilted on
the Thames Police. hill,. •
LordEr....DoNagain stated his former objecaiOn to
the clause \Old renders itfaripisdemeanor, punish-
able by a menth's imprisonment-, for a seatrion to
'quit theyessel iii whioh.,he'has-engaged to perfortd
a.--YOyage .preyious tile cornniencernent•-of- the
voyage j;-•and- nloved. 0 strike-it out of the Bill
Upon the surestion,of Lord AUCKLAND, it Was
agreed- to ,post..pptie the fiirther consideration=of the
clause the• thi kading.. •
The Bill was Aberdare Teported_without amend-
•- -
'1‘11'; and, set other Members of the
House of Col:anions, brought up a litivate Bill
IvhichAvas'.read.a fnit ti e

AL AI/NisTKATION-017 SCrOTLAND.
.4rd pRE7A7ILLE -adverfed •to, the -discussion;
which toolLplace op TueSday 'relative to the Memo-
iial of the Lords of Sessioti, and tb the:desire which.
t thpn'eXpresscxl4beitig: infornied of the opinions:
•of the Judges of CieCourt of SegSionrespef,ting certain
rarts of !he Bill fpr thi. bettea R2;u11.11101/ of Courts•of
•• justice in, .Ic.otl4t) iN't he w'as:detikii-klly
any propogition forreceiviug the.opinionS 61-the .I,ords
, ,of Sesf.iort with respea .to: the expeienny.of
as a lgislative rue3sure,' he still thmight it of irn
portance t taj their I,,ordships shoOld have the'op
portuuity of putting questions, to.the Judges of the
Court c'fSession,'or some 'of-them, with i•espeet to
the 'praCtic:ll effeCt which might bt produced by any
of the provisions of the Ju making' proposi-
tion to of e& this purpOse, h!S objel- was to avoid all,
:unnecessary delay, it being his earnest that the
Bill should pa:u-s..throtigh. that Bouse so as to allow a
reasonable time for its di-scussiOn in the other House;

and this-also with a view to what, from the state of

the business hi Parliament, there was every 'reason
to expect-:--a termination of the Session. at an earlier
peribd than had been. usual for some time past:' To
• send, therefore, questions
.for the .pr;nion
,of all the
judges of the Court of Session; must necessarily be
productive of extreme delay the only mode which
appearmm ea to praa
icabie,was to order tlie'at-
tendance of the Lord President of the Court of Ses-
- siod,. and the two senior Lords of that Court, during
the discussion of this. Bill, with an understanding
that any of the other Lords whose convenience it
might suit might also attend. His Lordship con-
cluded by moving,' That the Lord President of the
Court of Session, and the two senior Lords of that
Court, do attend the service of the House with all
convenient speed."
Lord KINKATRD doubted-the propriety of bear-:
iriciP the Lords of Session at all ; but if they were to.
•
be heard, Whether they should not all be ordered. to
• attend.

The Earl of LAtmEHDALE obserVed; that if all the
Judges. of the Court of Session- were ordered to at-
tend, it would greatly impede the regular course of
justice in ..Scotutd.
Lord Et.poy, concurred in the ptoOrigty of the
liTotion; and "snggested, that the stage of the Bill
in which the attendance of the Judges would he,most
awful would be.itl.the Comalitt,ee.
Lord GxtwrlLLE, was of opinion, that no delay
ought to Cake plaCe in the pro4ress Of the Bill, arid'
that the Efouse -ullgt still proceed in the manner
originally prociosed.
Lord
_Aucly..,m) was
.:,Anxiops to have,it
.understood, thnt, the attendance of any. of the other:
Lords of b'ssioo who nii4htfincl it convenient would
be desi:-able.

ThP LOUD CiLv;ret.z.4olt ppproved of the 3\10...:
tion; which he thought th, 'only pra&icable mode ofi
}saving the opinion of the Judges of the Court' of;
Sttssi9l), . .

Atter some farther observations- from the Duke
MONtinag7F. and 'Lord Gaticrit,LE; the 'Mo-
tion was agreeti to;—At4}Onrued,.oll w-triorrow (this
• .." .
_ - • . .

. . .
HOUSE OF COMMOINt.
DUBLIN EI:EC ITON.
- The- following Members were Chosen a Com-
mit! ee to try the merits of the Abblin Eleelion
Petition

,Idward Lovden Loveden, Esq. George Thomas,: Esq:
,Sir Rod, MaJteuzie, Bart. Anthony Browne,
• lohn Robinson, Esq. Sainuel HOriocks, Esq.
lord Yarmouth' , Hort. Newton fellowes
Thonus lobnes, Esq. john Lemon, Esq.
.rranLis fano, Esq.. Sir J,Geers Cotterel,Bart.
Sit; Charles Mordaunt, Bart.
.. •
NOMINEES. .
Henry Parnell, Esq. ' Isaac Gascoyne, Esq.
'll2 House. was ordered to be called 'over on
`Tuesday.
ABrrtDEENSHIRE ELECTION.

ADA' moved .the postponernent of the
etc+clot'for Aberdeehihire Eleaion 'Committee
'froth the :.o.4th of April, the da3r° on which it sii.ow
..stands; to tte 13th of May. The 2.,rounds-On which
he, did this was, that six persons in the interest of
the petitioner had claimed to .hgve' their names en-
lered'a's Voters art 'the Freeholder.s' 'Roll,- who had
.beets rejected ' • that ',these persons' had appealed to
the Court of Session, and ultimately to the House of
Lords', This' question could not be determined be-
fore. the 2-,tai of April.
• •

Mr. ROBERT Duvo4s and Sir JAMES PULTENEY
opposed the postvonernent, 111)(41 the round 2 that a

Committee was not to wait the decision .of these'.
questions in the Courts of Law, but to .exercise its

own disCretion. - -
The LORD ADVOCATE spoke for the Mo:icn, and
Mr. PERCIVAL against it. Tbe Motion was then
put and neatived without a division.
Sir Joimt NEWYORT bropght up a Bill for improv-
ing the City of Dtiblin• ; which was read- a first
time, and,'after a few words from Mr. Stin.wr,.or-.
clered to be read a second time on 'Monelay-tbree
.weeks.
The Irish Licence Colleaion Duty Bill was -read.
a first and ordered to be read ',a second„ time
morrow.
The Royal Marine 'Mutiny Bill -was .repotted,
and ordered to be read a third time to,morrow.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notiCe,, that. to-rnorrow
be would move the Irish Loan. • .
Mr. Hohnous-E brought up the Report of the
Committee'of Supply.—Resolutions. agreed to.
The Irish Taxes Regulation Bill, the Irish To-
bacco Bill, and the Loan Bill were read a third 'time
and passed.
Mr. BOND stated, that his Majesty bad onieredt he
Estimate of the Charge, for the. Ship ,Dunkirk, lost
on the Coast of Denmark, to be laid betere the
House.—Mr. VANSITTART brotight up the EStimate;
Niihich.Wis ordered to lie on the table.
TheStagar Drawback Bill, the Paddington Canal
Coal Bill, and the Bahama Salt Bill, were committed.
—Report to-morrow.
±`,7r.VANSITTART moved for an account •of• Monies
issued.by his Majesty, pursuant to Addresses of this
Honse; duripg a certain period. Ordered.--He also
moved for an Account of the Scotch- Stills4li.censed
for making Spirits for Exportation froEti Scotland to
England, and the amount. of such. Spirits exported,
froM Glauber, 1..405,,t0 March, 1807• Ottlered.—
He then moved, that the House shOuld to-morrow
go into a Committee on the Aas relative to Coffee,
CoCoa, &c. inverted int9-.this Country,, not the pre-.-
&Ice of-the West India Islands. Ordered.
Mr. Wit iTRRi inbVed ,tlie postrionernetit of the
'further consideration 'of Mr. Paull's Breach of Pri--
Petitit n;till Wednesday.-,7ordered.
Thomas TtiwroN -postponed the'subjea of
the Cattiatie Question,. till Monday se'tlnight.
WEST INDIA MERCHANTS.

...,

Mi....lll,EtiEuT complained
,of the cooltwss•tthat
had beeri.exhibited rby the,differept AdminislratJon4
of. late, respeßicg
_the,West india COlOnie.s. Ti
stated their great importance .to" the Country, and
hardships under which the West India Mere.liants'
labo=d, and concluded by moving that.the
tition, of the West Indi'a Merchants he, referred to
SeleA Committee, to consiSer'the. suojeol, and
report their übservations and opinion 3 to. the House.'
Mr. JA'COBS denied the existence of the indiffer-
ence to the West India Cdlonies;' 'of which' tbe
Honourable Member.had complained', -but assented
to the .IViotion. He adduced 'the :Anierican' Inter-
,course Bill as an instance that,the present
,Acirni-
nistration were not indifferent to their interests.
Mr. ROSE contended, that the
.American Inter-
course. Bill was not called for, and that if it had
not passed the Navigation . would certainly in a year.
or two have been entirely in the hands of Great
Britain. , -
Lard TEMPLE said, that the Bill -was-..loudly called
for, and that the. Colonists still coMPidirod that too
little had been done for them.

After a few words, from Sir
.TiromAsf-TeirroN

and Mr. WILBERFoRcE, the Motion was otJani-
inouSly aveed to. Lord TgmpLE, Mr. 1-11BBEirr,
Mr. BATHURST, Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, &C. &c.
were appointed as the Commthee.