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great incre ,se of these revenues was an additional
- proof of the: increased prosperity and wealth which
- • the'People had Acquired during His Majesty's Reign.
f- He wonid tr,:uble the Committee more at large.
The Qui:stiqn sci.n`ed to him to lay in a very nat.-

D 7. LAWRENCE rose to vindicate the charac-
ter•of Mr. BURKE, whom he represented as an ad-
vocate for a rigid system of economy, when the
independence of Parliament had not been endanger-
ed ; but when he found that the safety of the Con-
stittu.ion was threatened. by domestic factions, he
nobly relinquished a system thatwas calculated on-
ly for tranquil times. The Donor then appealed
to the good sense of the House, and trusted, that
now the War was terminated; the Office of Secre_

nities.
The Islands of Trinidad and Ceylon are ceded and
guaranteed to His MAJESTY by Spain and the Ba.:
• tavian Republic. The Limits of the Portuguese
Dominions (on which so much has been said), are•
. regulated according to the stipulations of the Treaty
of Badajos, and not that of Madrid.
No new Concessions are made respefting New-
foundland. The ContraCting Parties are placed in
the same situation in which they were previous to
the War; the same Privilege being granted to the
French at this:Peace which was granted to them
'at the Peace of 1763 and 1783, of cutting wood<in
the Bays of Fortune and• Despair, for the space of
one.year.
In restoring the Island of Malta to -the-Order of
St. John of Jerusalem, a very detailed and import..
ant arrangement has been obtained, which we un-
derstand will be highly advantageous to the Maltese
Inhabitants, and peculiarly gratifying-to their feel:.
ings. This arrangement will be under the guaranty
of the principal Powers of Europe. The French
Language is to be abolished, and no person of that
Nation is to be capable, in future-, of holding any
Employment, Civil or Military, in the island. •
We cannot conclude this statement without con-
gratulating thg.:Public on the successful efforts of
•.:
His MAJESTY'S Government, in bringing this im-
portant work to a conclusion. We are. persuaded
that their success in this respect is to be ascribed to
that happy mixture of firmness and moderation
which has marked their conduct from their first

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MONMOUTHSHIRE.--All the Property 0f Ile
." , • TO 13E' SULD BY AUCTION, or
By ' Mr. CROFT, gsrePficLor'
At the Greyhound Inn, in the Town of Aberg-rite 101'
Thursday the Bth Day of April next, .betw."-eli_it to;.
of Three and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon,. sunliicc4i '
Conditions of Sale as-shall ix. then aril there pf° i.v,,10'
Table FREEHOLD. ESTATES,
'E under-mentioned very De:irahle affof l'''''‘i,
Tax, in the two following Lots : • vri'•
oid co,
Lot 1. Two Farmi, called CADVOR with c.
dischatge° ,
G RA.I GE ; consisting of two Dwelling- houses, Acre.'.4.
good Out-buildings, and about 40 t custormirrY .1w oo'
c‘o: 13 t
gArable, Meadow, and pasture Land, n-- ~E. 0,1-1'
pation of Nicholas Morgan, as tenant by tn,clt::l;olls°' itilr'
Lot 2. A FARM, consisting of a .. weliill, colcco.
convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of al., tile 0
Acres of -Arable„ Meadow, and Pasture Land, ," or.l
pation of
_lames Lewis, as tenant by the
' N. 'B. These Farms, which are. capable 0 ~... Faris
_foe
able annual improvement, are situated in til-'3l.fifcti,,r
Lanwenarth, Ultra, and Lantoist, within ahou".,, ~,/ tv,'l.l-00
much-improved and nourishing' Market Tor"
1 cal)l,L3' .
venny, and within a short distance of sever .cotif
Year.tverY c°jics °
'Works. iicl Pli:l`jc'
The Tenants will shew the Premises La-nd and
may be liad on application to Mr. Croft,
_..thoire.
Surveyor, .at Lanarth, near Ragland,