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London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

'E LI L PA R. LLI 11.1 E NT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,
FRIDAY, APR 10.

The Duke of LErns, Jrt ASFIBURNHAM, the
Earl of GALLOWAY, Lord Viscount: ST. ASAP.EI,
and several other Lords, took the Oaths and their
Seats.

Mr. 11013}101.75E,' Mr. BERNARD, Mr. DES3O-
- Mr. MELLIsti, ai►d several other Members
'of the House ot. Commons, brought .up the Fuller's
Earth Bill, :and some private Bills ; which-were read
A first time.-.-Adjourned till Muudry. •

HOUSE OF COJLTIONS.

FRIDAV, AFEIL :10.

- Mr. WILBERFORCE brought -up a Report from
the Committee appointed to' inquire into the merits
of the Petition complaining of ah.undue eleOion.for
the County of Londonderry, and obtainectlkave for
the adjournment of the said Committee until again
summoned by the Speaker's Warrant; in older that
time should be allowed to. the Commissioners for
examiniag evidence upon this subject rin 'lreland
Mr. JOHNSTONE, frOtil the -Office of t 1 c Chief
Secretary for .Ireland, presented 'certain AccOunts.

with regard to Oak Bark. Ordered w iie on the,

table;---as was an. Accnunt presitnied Mr. MIT-
.+ FORD. with retard -to the Customs and E:cise of.
Scotland-. . - '

The. Bill. for.raising 'a' Fund to 'provi,de fj:r
the Widows- and ..oiptians -of Schoolmasters .
Scotland ; and .the Dover Pilot's' Regulation Bin,
were tead a: second time, and ordered to be corn-

nutted. " _ .
M. S\-cve.:N= gave notice that he would nu Monday
move that:the Petitioners frqm Lancaster, bpon.the
subje6t of Colonel Caw..q.hOrne's Elet-tion should be
beard b'y•C °tinsel at the' Bar. , .
Mr. Hysat 's
6.0 N, adVerting to an °icier niade last
Session, upon the inotiolti- of. a Noble Lord (IL •Pet-
tv)Whein he then saw in his place, for
,the produc-
tion of an Aecdunt, N‘yth, regard. to the 6'cotch Ex-,
else,. for 'a certain nuinber of years,. observed, that,
in pursuance of that Order,: there were,now behind

him two huge volumeS,.. which only ,contained 'the
Account, of one year, although almost, all the clerks
hi the establishment' had been engaged since the
der,iti preparing it. -Now, as he could not7conccive
the object of the Noble Lord, or the utility of a com,,:
pliance with his motion; he, gave notice •that„.he
would, on Monday,' move for tescinding the Order'
with regard .41 the. twenty three • preceding years to
-which it referred: •

Upon the Motion of Mr. G.. Ros, new Writs
were ordered for the Eleclion of Reprk!sentatives for
Christchurch, in the room of the Right Honourable
George Roue, who, since his Ele;!:.tion, has accepted
the otTice of Treasurer of the Navy ; and of Mr. S.
%Bourne. who has accepted the office of One of the
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury.

_Upon the Motion•of Mr. CALCRAFT, the -Ata of
the 28th of the King, relative 'to Eledion; and the
Precedent respe(ting the Eledion for,Ayrshire; being
read, the Order for considering the Petition com-
plaining of an undue eletlion for Christchurch was
discharged, aud.leave• was giVen to Withdraw the
Haid, Petition. -

Upon the Motion of the Cu!yNCELLOR of the Ex=
CHEQUER; the Order for theatten.drinc:e of Witnesses
on this Petition was discharged;-
The Order for calling over; the Defaulters upon the
last Ballot was p6stpotted from Monday to Tuesday
next; for which day an. Order was made :for .a. Call
of the House. - • ~ • „

Upon the Motion' of 'Sir JonN Nit WPaRT, the
Irish Stamp I)utv Bilhand the Irish Servants' Wages
Bill, were read athird time and passed.

The Irish Loan Bi con-ilnittek.ianitOrdered
to be reported ,on Tuesday.

The Irish Peer Bill also committed,.and
dered to be reported on Alonday, as ..ikas.'th6 Irish
Judges Commissioners Affiditirit Bill.

CHANCE OF •MINISTERS.

Mr. LYTTLI4ON .g-we notice of In intention to
subrpit.a Motion, on'Tuesday next, with read to
the et eels likely to arise out of the late change in
Lis Majesty's Councils.
Lord H. PETTYgave.notico.of a Motion for MOn-
clay, that the Minute of the late Board ot'Treasury,
respecting the Barrack 'Board.; Shoula be laid before
the House.

. .
After some Conersation across the table, between
Mr. Lyttleton' and the Chancellor of the Exclecfner,'
in which Wednesday was suggested as an open day,
-the .Speaker 'oalifed upon the Honourable Menibei
distinC:ily to describe his notice,' and
Mr. LYTTLETON postponed hiS motion' to .Wedf-
nesday, describing the ohiecl of it to be—That th'e ,
House should express its sentiment with regard to
the Change in the Administration. -
Mr. HUSKISSON prOSente.l frolll the Treasury, a'
Return to an Order of the House.

The committal of the Sierra Leone Company
Bill was postponed till Monday.
Mr. HOBHOUSE obtained.' leave to bring in the
usual 'lnnkeepers' Allowance Bill. •

Adjourned till Monday.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 180,7.

The Sarah Christiana,. the first of the East India
Fleet, anchored in the. Downs yesterday at 5 P. M.;
left the rest coning round the South Foreiaid, to-
gether with the Jamaica Fleet, all well, and exiieded
in the Downs before dark.

YESTERDAY a report was circulated,'of the Capture
of Monte Video, and the "Re-capture of linenos
Ayres; It. would give us great pleasure to confirm
these Accounts, but they do not come- in a 'sh2pe to

entitle them to belief. Government have not re-
ceived any Dispatches from.La Pldta, but they are
hourly es:peeled.
Another report in circulation was, that the Rus-
slays werQdefeated on the se4th ult. and that the
French had entered Konigsburgh ; but it obtained
no credit.

WE believe that few events have recently occurred
which have given more general satisfadion than the
decision a the House of Con-.116ns yesterday morn-
Although the Motion of Mr. BRAND tended
only ostensibly: to establish an abstra& pro Position,
yet it involved, in substance; questions intifr.)4-eIY
conneaeJ with the Constitutional Prerogative of
the Craven, and in some degree, perhaps,, with
the. safety of. the Established Church. We"wish,
•if possible; to avoid 'entering into, an investiga-
Aibn of the.' catholic Claims, because discussions
..•
upon that subject, under the present circum-
stances, can only tend to irritation ; but upon the
other question; of the propriety,• or, to speak more
cOrrezaly; the necessity, of the dismission of the late
Ackninistration;.:.the opinion which we have al-
reatly-distincilly ••ava'wed was fullY confirmed by the
Debate on, ThurSday. The late Ministers had,
by a kind of.unaccountable perversity, absolute-
ly compelled His • MAJESTY, ,to call. 'littler 'nip
to his Councils, ~and their Condua, nppears
the more
,strange, as they were themselves by
- •
no, means agrt-7ed..upon,,the subjea which •tlig
wished AO press upon Flts MAJESTY, though it was
known that it was in' dirc3 opposition to his send
menti.

mg.

It is'generaliy
,understood that Lord 3 SID-.
moura, ERSKINE, 11pd- ELLENBOROUGH were hostile
,to the. introduCtion of.thesCatholic Question. As
t 6 the. first of
.these' Noble Lords, . no doubt
can now re pain with respc6l to the view which
he entertained Upon the subje6t: Mr: nATnuRsT,.
his Lordship's brOther-in-law,spoke against the Mo
..
Lion; and the friends of that &oble Lord, with the

exception of one or two, voted against it.
• A considerable clan our has been raised againsi'
Mi. CANNING, on account of the allusion vv.-Inch he
made', in'. the coarse of his. speech, Ythe.possibility
of a Dissolution of Parliament; but surely whcii His
MAJ. EST'i'Scon,lua has been so indeoently arraigned,
'a.nd•when he " has been brought to the gar :of Par-
liament" (to use an expression which occurred in the
Debate), it: could not be improper to speak of an
appeal to thegeneral sentiment; of the Nation, which
are, we arc perfeelly convinced, with very feyrexcep-
tions, in unison With those of His MAJESTY upon this'
most-. important question. The alarns which has'
.been expressed at the.•bare allusion to a Dis Solution,
is a proof. that the late Ministers are convinced that
the opinion of \the Public is decidedly against th7in
with respea to their late condua.

A Convoy for Tonningen is appointed to sail from
the Nore on the tith instant. '

._ , •
Tie Meet for the' West -Indies, which sailed from
Cork on the 23d Ft.'brtaary, arrived off Madeira on
thefith.Ma.rch, in eight days froM Cape dlear, 6(2
•Sail in coL-hpany : a few Ships joined on the passage,
and six or eight-had paned.
Capt. AND&asow, of the Nile; arrived •at LivQr_
pool from Jamaica, spoke. on 'the 2 th Mar Ch. in
lat. 50. 56. long. 1.9. the Packet from Jarnai-.10 out
33 daj,s : on the Ktrne day spoketheriVpintie and the
•Abranz, from.St, Thornas's-, for Lanc?ister. . ,

, ~• We are,happy -to announce- the safe arrival of the
valuable East India Fleet which 'sailed from
-St, He-
lena on the Ist . of February, under convoy,ot the,,
Sm,'son p Man • of War::" ACcounts of the arrival
.of,
the'followin, Mips' off Portsmouth, trum Bengal.
and 'Aladras, were-=received at the India House.
• Pfictnix; I!):arnsdcn • William Pitt; EOlezidesi ..Earope,
,•.
Gets!o,, ;'Calcutta., lierld4: ; Preston, Sturrock ;' Streatham,
DAle ; Jlne i10,.he,; of Gordon, Coneron; C;lorV, 'lleeviir ;
Northamtoi,; frarker ; Tigris, Graham ; Sir William
;
put.
iNv2Y• •'•!i.,,,,,,,1ier ;•Comet, Morin?, ; Diana, 1i cktord ; Ann,
Hasson ; Unic,n, Y Sl—lton Young •
kr/ .6 c,,c,tie, V4u6imil and
•
eleven haters.'
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The following Ships
. ,
arrived at Prince of Wales
Island,..prior to the .)26th Of•Oeiol?er. viz.
. . .
' Royal Charlotte,' Glatton, Tharnqs, Cirencester, Marquis
of .1:: ly, Neptune, :.).larquis Welfesley, Marchioness "of Exece;;
Monarch, Arniston; Lady Jape Dundas, liiighinglis, Bengal;
rand Lord Castlereagh.

They were.to sail from Princeof Wales Island for
-Bengal about the sth..of November.
Dr: BUFFON, who has been a long titn. in the
English service, :31Id who was upon' the' Medieil
. Stall of the Army in Egypt, has within these few
weeks'. eturned to London from Morocco, where
he has resided for several months. 'Dr. BUFFQN'S
profesiional skill recommended him
.to 'the notice of
the Emperor, whom he 'attended. during a severe
illness, and. from whom he. received the most
,clistin
guished -tuprks of. favour. When pr. BUFFON was
about.to.reiarn to this' country,, the Emperor, after
making him many valuable presents., charged' him
With a Letter 'for Ilis M-Aa,tstv.:—We under,tand
that, the Do6tor, from the great influence which he
possesSedoti'er the Emperor, was enabled successfully
to eounterad the intrlgus which. the French prac,
tised toinduce -the. Emperor of MoßOcco to declare
War ag4lst the English. _
All that the Opposition Print; can say of Mr.'
CA&Nits.r; is, that he doe's notspeak like ,a French-,
man ; bUt: it May be said of him also, that he will
always think, Joel, and . aa like an Engliskmdd;
and as -to ipeaking, there Ire few Englishmen, We
be.liet e; who can speak as well. . -
The Right Flon..CHAnt.ts LONG, and Lord-CH. As.
HENRY Somr.virr,. Joint Paymasters' General of
HIS Majesty's .l,and-Forces, have appointed ThUmAs
PER GRINS. 'CCIURTENAA',,(Esq. Loyd lioiniive
EnwAll:-) HENRY SomEasE±,l.ll.ir Deputies in the
said (Lee. . .

Timrsday, about twelve-o'clock, Her MASESTY,
and Pritcesses ALTGOSTAi gLIZABETIL MARY,-'3[1.4
AMELIA, left the Queen's:Palace, and-Went ta ,
, lames's Palace, where they partook of sortie refresh-
ment:: The Princess MARY went through'. the Pa-
lace to Lady CHAkorrE FrNct-t"S apartments, and
hOnoured her Ladyship. with 'a visit. • Her MA-
JESTY and the ,Other.; PRINCESSES dressed in their
Court dresses, and,
.pbout two .o'clock, left their
private apartments for the-Grand Council Chambers
to hold a Drawing-Room,, with their usualatteildi.
ants. As they passed through the Royal bed-chain!
ber, the J..ords, &c. 'of His MAJESTY'S • hotisehold
were there in waiting to
.pay their respells to. Her
2MAJETY I and in the Pages' room were the Mi-
nisters and great Officers of State-. Those of the
• Ex-Ministers who have obtained permission of the
LORD STEWARD to retain their entre, alSopaid their
respects to Her IWAJEsTv. . • . .
There were present, besides Her MArastY and:
the PRINCESSES,
The Dukes of:Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridge ; the
two Princes of Holstein Oldenburgh ; the Lord Chaneeilor„
the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the
First Lord of the Treasury,, the Chancellor of the,Exchequer,
the Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
Master-General of the Ordnance, the J udge of the Admiralty,
and the Lord Mayor of London. • -
There were likewise present: ' •
Dukes—Athol, Richmond, Gordon, Leeds, IVlOntre'se; and
Portland. •
Duchesses—Montrose, Beaufort, Richmond, and Gordon.
Marc-plisses—Hun:ly and Bath.
Marchionesses—Exeter, Salisbury. Bath, Donegal, Bland-
ford,' and Thoniond. • .
Earls—Chichester,',Suffolk, Chatham, Malmesbury, Kin-
noul, Warwick, Westmorland, Wilton, VVinehelsea, Fitz-
william, Buckinghamshire, LoriSdale, Chesterfield, Derby,
Pomfret, Courtown,,Talbot, Hardwicke, Macclesfield, Mor-
ton, Charleville, Rosslyil' Banbury, Mountnorris,. Carys-
fort, Mount,,Edgcumbe, Lauderdale, Uxbridge, .Selkirk,
Northesk, Strathmore, Kingston, A bingdon, Paulett, Cas-
sill's, and Orford.

. .
Conntesses-.-Harcourt, Chichester, Spencer, Mansfield,
Warwick, AylestUrd, Rosslvn, Esser, Carnarvon, Carystorr,
Buckinghamshire,. Powis, erbv, De Brithl, Talbot, Besbo-
rough, Macclesfield, Grey, t hatnam, Camden; Moray,
Kingston, Ely, Ilches'teri Beverley, Kinnoul, Annesley,
Northesk, Mativers, Dalkeith, De Front, Cassilis, Lonsdale,
anti Cardigan.
Viscourits—Howick, Ashbrook, Primrose, Downe, Sidney;
Palinerston, Kirkwall, and. Melville: '
'Viscountesses—Castlereagh, Cranley, Howick, Sudley,
D-unganiai, Ashbrook, Dalrymple, Hood, and Wentworth.
Bishops—Duchaui, Meath, Bath and Wellsißristol, Exe-
ter anti. Tuann.
• •
Barons—Nolcken and De Rolle.
Count Woronzoff*„. •
. .
Lords—St. John, Arden, Bayning, Somerville, Hawkes-
: bury; Teignmo,uth, G. Thynne, Cathcart, R. Spencer,
J. Thynne, Grantham, Dynevoi, Rous, Kenyon, Erskine,
Grenville, Stanley, Bruce, Lovaine, Elliot, Boriugtiou,
H. Petty, J._ Townshend, Rendiesham, Sheffield, Walpole,
Amherst;' Seaforth Rivers, C. Somerset, Forbes, St.
Helen's, Boston, Wodehouse, Berwick, and H. Fitzgerald.
Ladies— Bons' Black, Stuart, Cecil, Perth, Hume, W,.Rus-
sel, M. Parker, Lloyd, Wodeltouse, M. Sutton, Grenvillea
E. l'uftott, A. Barnet,. Elliot, C. Darner, Dunsapy,-
Vernon", G. Thynne, Hales, Welbie, Dyney.Or, .tiayn rig
4 ,Gibbs, Trn,v,Bromley,Calsraft, Lucas, M. BentinA,Mul-
grave, C: Murrav, A. Court, Pepys, YoUng, Vincent, Hurt,
Hawke, Htaihnehl, C. Creville, C:. Long,.Scott,'.Collyer,
-Seatoith,- Metcalf, A. Grey,'. T. Somerset, W. Langliani,
Ilawkesbury, !)acre, Brooks, two Clives, • %Val.
pole; Lvvainc, Blackett, A. Douglas, 1. Long, Mare/aunt,
C. Walpole, 'A. Stanhope, Barry, Crofton,.Atherl), Cana-
.
gio, 'coffin, &c,'" c:
. ,
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• •
3.-11 e following- had the honour of being presented
to HER MAJESTY on l'hursday, upon their several
. appointments, promotions, &c.
Mr. Pierrepoint, upon his return from his Embassy at
Sweden. \ • • • -
Earl Westmorland,' pon his being appointed Lord'Privy
Seal.
The three Miss llornbys, bY their mother, Mrs. Hornby.
The Duke of Tottlaird, upon his being, appointed kirst
Lord of the Treasury.
• Lord Hawkesbury, upon his being.appointed Secretary of
State for the Home DeParrinent.
- •
The' two Miss Brooks, by their mother, Lady Brooks.
Lady Fleming, upon her marriage, by her mOther,- Lady
Diana Fleming. . .
Mr. Canning, upon his being appointed Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs. , • .
• Viscount Castlereagh, upon his, being 'appointed Secretary
of State for the War and Colonial- Department. ,
Earl •Eigin, upon his• being appointed .I.94l..Licu;enant of
Fite;:hire.
• Lady Grantham, upon hermarri,ige, by her rr.6ther.
Earl ,o 1" Selkirk, upon his being appoit*d Lord Lieutenant
-of Kirkirudbright Stewartry. -
Earl Camden, upon his being tletlaretPrei,saitylemn:sot:rtloier.
Council. Mr. •
Forces.
upcin his being\ appointed
the joint .
.
Miss M'Kenzte, by Lady Seaforth. Miss Beeder, by the.
Laity in Waiting. Miss Mordaunt, by Lady Mortlaunt:.
. Mr. S. Bourne, upon his being appointed a Load of the
Treasury.
. me. Willett, jun. by Mr. Lionel Damgr.
The two Miss I rvings, diughters.of General Irving,` by
the Countess. of Dalkeith.- • , .
Lord Lovaine, upon his being appointed a Member of the
India Board:
-Lady Louisa Atherly, by the Lady .in waiting.
Mr. Palmer, by, Mr. '!'rant

~..

The CounteSs Lonsditle, on her creation to her title. :.
Lord Sydneyso upon his being appointed ganger of Hyde
and St. James's Parks, iu the room of Earl Euston, resigned.-
, Mt. I.;vder, by Earl i\'lvrton.

Mr. l'erceval, upon his being appointed Chancellor of the
Exchequer And Chahcellor of the Duchy of Lancaster..
Admiral (..;i!rnbier, upon his being appointed a Lord of the
Admiralty.
Ai:SS tlolbech, by. Mrs. HOlbecli,
Sir John Stuart, upon his being appointed to the Command
of the 74th Regiment, at id receiving ins, Majesty's 'permission,
to use the title of.Conot of .4.iaitia.

Major-General the 'Hon. lour Abercromby, upon his be-
ing appointed to_the Command of the 53d Regiment. .
Viscount .I:hihatris,
,upon his being appointed Under Se-
cretary of State at-the Foreign Unice. s.. ' •
Lao), Alinesley, by her Mother, the Countess Mount..
norris...
Lo,d Mulgrave• upon his being appointed First Lord of the
Admiralty. •
Miss.ol3eirne, by her Mother, the Lady of. the 13ishop.of
Meath. Miss Long, by ber Mother, Mrs. Tilney Long.
Tile Rev. john Ipglerield, by Earl Morton.
, Earl Chichester, upon his being appointed one of the Post_
masters.Generai.
Sir Daniel Fleming-, on his Marriage, by Earl SphOlk...
Mr. Ashbriiiik,.by Lord St, Asapii.•
Lady Mary Carnagie,' by the Conntess of Northesk. • •
Lord Charles Somerset, upon his being,appointed joint.
Paymaster of the forces.
,NEJairsis
I,lWit
till:
tic kr
site?:
ptit
ilelisCub4eningeSsapoitil-Pnedrebely;Maste r ;of the
Mint and President of the l3uaid of Trade.
;Lori!, Eldon, upon his being appointed Lord CliancelJor..
Mr. -Robert Saunders i)undas, 'upon Itis being•appointed
President of the Board hi 'Controtil.
. Mr. Robert Ward, upon his being appointed a Lord of the
Admiralty. . •
His Grace the'Duke of Gordon upon his being appointed'
Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland.
• Viscount Palmerston, upon his.h.ting appointed a Lord of
the Aihniraliy-.
- Miss Talbot, by the Countess of Harcourt.
Mr. Athley, Upon his being appointed Clerk of ;he. De.
liveries Of Majesty's Ordnance.
by r Mother, Lady. Shaw.
Earl of Lonsdal4't .i.ipon being created to that title.
Mr; Haniioa, opus his being-appointed one of the Under
Secretaries of,State for Foreign Affairs.
.Lord Cathcart, upon his return from Edinburgh. .
Miss Elizabeth Blacker, by her Mother, Lady lilacket. •
Mr, I-iiiskissnn, upon his being appointed nne of the Janiat
Secretaries othilie Treasurli. •
. . .

'Captain William.Johnstone [Uwe, ypob his heirg appoint.
ed ...tic of the Lords awe -
MM. George I olnistone, upon his oeing appointed Qat of the
curnarissipnerts for aw. AL:iirs of . •