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Mr. Cori tY then *Moved, " That there he laid'
before the House an account of the numbei
lotted Men serving in the several Regiments of Mi..,
liria of Ireland, on the ist of Noveniber iBO3, dis-
tinguishing the time they were ballotted.'—
Ordered.

Mr. .FELLOWES moved, " That .there be laid'
before .the House an Account of the quanti:.y of
Wheat; Flour, Barley, Malt, Oats, :Meal, Peas,
and Beans, imported into Great Britain anti Ireland,
distinguishing England and Ireland, from the 5
of January 1803, to the sth of January 1804,
together with the Bounties or Drawbacks paid there.
upon; and also all Bounties allowed on. Barley,
Rye, &c. in the years 18or, 2 and 3, respec-
tivelv."—Ordered.

On the third reading of the Bankers' indemnity►
Bill from the Penalties of the Property Tar,

Sir Will. ELFORD made a few. observations on
the subjeft of Country Bankers, with regard to
whom there where some apprehensions they might
be, liable to inconveniences on account of the small
sums of zo, 30, 40, and got. they received of per-
sons of interior condition, the which w bring' to
account in the Property Tax would be endless, and
such as the Commissioners would never have time to
examine, &c. and yet it was doubtful, that unless
a return was made of all these fraCtions, the Bankers
would be liable to the penalties of the Bill, &c. He
threw this out as a mere suggestion, without in-
tending to impede the progress cf the measure now
before the House.

Mr. VANSITTARTdid not apprehend that these
difficulties would occur in the execution of the pro-
visions of the Bill ; if they did, application would
be made to Parliament to remove them. • •

The Bill was then read a third time and passed.—
Adjourned.

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By letters from the ._Walsingh6t, -GREEN, ar-
rived in the Downs from the Coast of Africa, we
are sorry to learn that the French captured the
Island of Goree on. the rg-th January last.

THE Volunteer Bill produced a discussion of con_
siderable length yesterday in the House of Lords,
after which it was read a second time and coumitted
for to-morrow se'nnight.

THE Hamburgb Mail due on Wednesday last,
arrived this morning, but it is uncommonly barren
of intelligence. Its contents are as follow
HAGUE, MARCH Io.—General VICTOR has set
out tor France, for the reestablishment of his health,
accompanied by his Lady, who is a native of this
Country.

General MAamortr has inspefted the great Ar_.
sena!, the Military Schools, and the other Military
Establishments at Delft, and is proceeding on his
journey of inspetlion to Helvoetsbury and Flushing.

As the time now appears very favourable for the
Expedition against England, more Troups are draw.
ing towards Holland, to be embarked in the Texcl.
We are also now assured, that the Camp at Utrecht
is intended solely for the French Troops, which will
likewise be embarked in the Texel. Of the depar.
ture of the first Division of our Flushing Flotilla,
we have received no farther accounts.

AMSTERDAM, MARCH ID.—Some of our Jour-
nals say the French Admiral LINO is, who has tpken
the Island of St. Helena, has sailed thence for Cey-
lon, or, as others say, Jamaica. lt is easy to per..
ceive how little foundation there is for these re.
ports. The Manitcur mentions nothing of the tak-
ing of St. Helena.
An article from Memel, in the Amsterdam Con.
rant, sp.,:es that the Camp of 30,000 men formed
near Grodno, is intended only for the performance
of some manoeuvres in honour, and in the presence
of the KING of PRUSSIA, whO in the spring is ex.
peled to have an interview with His Imperial Rus.
SIAN MAJESTY, in ci.devant Poland.

HANOVER, MARCH 13.—A1l the wives of the
French Generals and other Stall' Officers, at present
.in our Territory, will, it is understood, in a few
weeks set out for France. The General of Divi-
sion DESOLLCS, has also sent' word to his Lady
not to come here.

Some days since the Imperial Colonel Count
SVALhornic GIMBORN, arrived here from Vienna,
and after a short stay, continued his journey.
On Thursday next the 15th inst.. a Court-Mar.
tial will be held on Colonel BOSSARD. It is much
feared that in the present circumstances he cannot
escape being condemned to death.
Three hundred and fifty horses, as there is no
money in hand to purchase them, will be raised on
the villages, and the owners aftet wards indemnified
from the Distrki.

Some Vessels, it is said, have been put in requi.
sition along the Elbe, for the removal of Troops
into the Territory of Lauenburg.