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LONDON, APRIL zo, ISO 4,

THE Discussions and Divisions which have re-
.rently taken place in both Houses of Parliarne,.nt,
:compktely justify the language w.bich. we blue felt
it to-be our duty to hold of the present Ministers. It
can now be no longer contended, even by their most
zeafotis partizans, that they possess the Confidence.
'of Parliament sufficiently to-enable them to conduCe
-the affairs of the Country in the present, awful: anii;.
unexatzpled.clisis„ The smalt majority which'they-.
had in, the House of Commons on the Irish
we thought (considering the fullness -of th }louse, and the importance of the subjeaj to beenear-
ely equivalent to a defeat,- &it last night, in the
.House of Lords, they were left in an aCtual Minority,
and that too, in rather a full House, and upon an
important question.—Lurd CARLISLE moved for
the pr.oduaion of the Dates of the different Dis-
patches sent by Government to India, relative
to His Majesty's Message of the Sth of .March,
1803 ; and.also to the rupture with France. This
tilotion was opposed by LOrd HAiVICESRAIRY, and
after-a Debate of some_ length, theHonse divided ;*
for the Motion .31, against it 30.., so 'that-Ministers
were left.in a Minority of I. It is mite, that
opoh
was
a subsequent,question they r regained their Majority,
one that did not afford them Much ground
.for triu,npll. the division on the :second reaAing
of the Bill for enabling HiSrvik3 't6 ccep't the.
offers of the Irish Militia, the nutnbers were for the
.:13i11,77,.apinst it .48 leaving Ministers a City. of 29, including.rroiieT. The Majority of-the
'Veers present was only 't r.
The observations made by ',Ord, CAR r. fur
in
support of his Motion-, confirm the stateme.ut we
made some tinui ago,- respecting. the faa of private
'atcounts of the W
India ar- with Fiance having reached ,
- some time before the Government Dispatches-.

I E port oF the arch-Fleet having put to sea,
appears to have been unfounded ; for no official .ac-
counts have been received of their 6iting, at the
Admiralty. It probahly, originated in some of our
Cruizers having beet mistaken for the Enemy's
,Fleet.

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7..__.
iesternay, about twelve o'clock, the Loft
n
CHANCELLORhad an audience of llti MAJESTY.
HER MAJESTY, and the PRlNcvssEs E
MARY, and AMELIA, attentl'ed by .the LI
CountesssET,
Croydon road:
hAROOURT and Lady ELY, tuuk an airing on the
Yesterday Mr. ARRAHAm NRWLAND wen
the. Bank to the Stock Exthan t from
e, and read the fol.
lowing letter from g
the CHANdL ELoit of 'the EX_
Bank CtiltQuEß to the Governor and Diredors of the
of the
*.t twri.ziatN, -
, •
" I request you will have the goodness td cause ;notice to
be given at the Stock. Exchange, that.l shall be ready, on
Wednesday morning next at ten o'clock, to see such Gentle-
men as may be di used io treat for a Loan for the serviLe
of the present year ; Atld I desire the honour of your attend-
ance at that time,
" I have the Honour, &c. dee.
.. .
(Signed) "H. AD
It is not believed that anDINGTON."
fer will he tirade in
of
Dublin for the part of they
i 9 desiroOs of raising Loan which Mr. Cokay
fore there ; and the parti6 there_ who'think of forming lists must prepare for the
knewv a
whDle -aum of 16 z ~0001, at least. We
nevr
period when so little anxiety was e ntere-
' tained on the subjed. There are nominally five
lists now -forming, vit.' messrs. Got..o4ttos ROE kaTs Tit,-r LU.SSON3.and Co.
Sir Fa Al.4c IHA it ru'r. arri.Co ' ' '
Sir inmr-s Esnkit.e, Snt.wzrir. and Co.
The Banktrs; and '
The Old Stock Exchange Party.
The B
ternoonloomsbury and inns of 'Court Association,
in the af
rade of yeaterday,-assemhled on their pa.
field- ground , and went through the exercises of a
them day •; after which it was communicated to
, that on Thursday next- the Regithent would
be inspeded by Lieut—C.A. JENRINsoN, and that
it was expeeted every Gent:eman would make it
otwenient; to attend; that
.the loth of May was
fixed by attend
the Earl. of HAR It / NOTON j
for the First
ender Brigade. to be get her arms, and- ad to-
in. Flyde.park; anal that the Bloomsbury
would, as lair year, takeh
t
Regiments who e left of the line. The
compose thisißtigacle will be :
-The St. J ames'sPinicWales,,, - - - Col. Lord Am n E.R sT .
e ot- Lieut. Col. M. P. ANDREWS.
Ikt ildriaiioll of Qtrecarfs, ?, • , .
Lo_. taCHIART.
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- 241 Eatraiion of ykteeti's;S I Lord I
Duke of Yodr.'s, - - Lt. Col-. Lord Dt; NeANNorr.
Bloomsbury,— - .. Licht. Col. Cox.
.' On the 2zd of May this trigade•will also be un-
der arms, agreeably to General Orders now issued.
Yesteiday the First Regintrnt tq- London Whin.
'teers Matched to C
.-.se'noin sane time roydon Bat rack•s; where they Will
--.1..u:(1 liAlyaßseOßy has appointed the Rev;
1.-.:..trs Mt.na v., LL. 1-3• one of the Preachers of the
liountiling hospital, to be hi* Llott.Wiip's Claaplain.

FALMOUTH, APRIL. 17.-Arrived the French it
Schooner Cartel Marengo, from Goree, havirg oTr; I
board Col. FRASE'R, ant! 47 Troop's.; I W() ritonlil,'
passage, and were obliged to put into 1 eneriffe for.'
refreshment ; the Defence Cutter, ..13ARttows, froth
a cruize; the Mary Ann, Coliti4s, frOm.Cardiff;
the- lane, SslTH, froth giddeford ; the 'George,
CAMPBELL, from Woolwich; the Henrietta,
• - " GUISH, from ; and Alert Lugger, t 6 guns,
SOLEM Qurs DIOERE FALSUM AUDE•k r DELAFONS, from a cruize.

Sailed the Auckland Packet, SCHUYLER, with
Mail of the loth- inst. for Lisbon. She has also a
King's Messenger, who arrived last night, and
which occasioned her sudden sailing early this tnorn-
ing. Also sailed the Sally, MORGAN, for Lon-
don ; the Resolution, For, Speedrivell, and Knd

Cutters, on a. cruize.
The outward-bound West India Convoy wait the
arrival here of some Ship from Curl:, which are
daily expeaed.
The Towns/Yea :from Lisbon, Prilicest Arista
from America, •Lord Charlei SpencerSr,cem7he'Lee.:
ward islands,' and Princess Elizahith (Packets),l'
from Jdmaica, with Mails, are hourly exile led.

.PLYMOUTH, Arm'. Dreadnought, of
98- guns, Capt. J. C. Putty ES, Weigtied yesterday
from Cawsand They, in order to sail to join the Cam,.
_nel Fleet, but in corning through.the Bay she ran:fold
of the Prince, of 98 guns, by which the fortrier car.
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riecl.away her jib.boom, and received other damage,
.and was obliged' to anchor immediately afterwards
at the ebtranee of the Sound,- where she remains.
The Prince also received darnige in her qttarter,
which prevented her from sailing this day, as was
intended, to join the Channel Fleet.. . • . .
Arrived the Alarm Revenuer Logget, with Sea:.,,
men for the Fleet.

DEAL, APRIL Majest) Ps Ship Illus-
trious and Fury came in from off Boulogne ; cham-
,ioir kOrn a Cruize off Calais ; Trusty and Tartarul
came down from the Nine.

The Ranger Transport, fromWoolwich ; and the
St. Vincent East India ,Ship came down from the
'River, and remains ; the Bengal came down, and
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sailed for Portsmouth.
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious, Veteran,
Trusty,' La. Virginie, La Chittonne-, 'Champion, Perseus,
Fury, Vesuvius, Tartarus, Cinizer jackal', Ranger Trans.
port, arid St. vinceka, East India

• EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM DEAL APRIL IS.
" Yesterday arrived at Dungeness, His vlajesty's Ships
IlustriOus, lnimortalite, Sulphur, three Cutters and the
Stunt ShipS troth -litoutogne.. The first discovery of a large
'body of Troops at Boulogne waS on Sunday, when, there was
a grand review of at least r 15,000 men on the hills above
bleteuse. They rcrnained on the grfl'und fro:n ten o'clock
'till past five, and p,:rformed a great many eyOlutions. The
.whole of the affair was a grand display of iaPid manoeuvres.
Thef.e were a.great nuipber of speelators, particularly women,
brit cry sew Cavalry.
" Tll, two new haEons at ArAhleten;Se and VimereuX are
almost finished, and have a conSidehble number of Gun-
boats in them. The opinion is,= that they will have a great
advantage:over Boulogne as harbours. Fourteen Gun-boats
'came out Ambleteuse on Saturday in less than ten
mi-
nutes, So.that it appears cluarly,-that frorn the three harbours
they can send oUr6oó sail in a tide. It is supposed,, froM
the observations made upon the force that remained in the
harbour, that about a third part of the Enemy's fighting force,
Was outside, as nearly one-half of their vessels are not armed.
•, ""The Leopard, Euryalus, Leda, Seine, Harpy, Lark,.
Autumn, Fury, Zebra, Explosion, Volcano, Hecla, Archer,
;Bloodhound, and Locust; Dutchiss of Cumberland and ,
Swallow Cutters ;, Fly-by-Night, and General Coote„ Lug-
gers, were tat off Boulogne.
" On Monday evening the Gun-boats aft got under weigh
to get into the harbour. The brigs were obliged to work up
along shore, and several of them missing stays, the Leda,
Lark, Euryalus, ' and Harpy, slipped, and during.the confu,
sign annoyed them greatly. The Harpy got very close, and
must have done damage to them. None ef-our Ships were
hit. The conduct of the Harpy, as has always been the
case, was of the most handsome nature."

Yesterday the Loyal Britons marched from their
drill-ground to St. James's-square, where they re.
ceived a very elegant pair of. Colours, presented to
them by Mrs., DAV I DSON. They then marched to
Hyde Park, where they were inspeCted by Colonel
12.NKINSON. The Loyal York St. Mary.le.bone
Volunteers had a field-day in Lord's Cricket_
ground. . The Somerset place, and, Royal West-
minster Volunteers had each a field-day in Hyde
Yark. The Loyal Westminster had a grand field.
day in Tothillfields.

SP L ENI)It1 EAL MILES PETER ANDR EWS
gave a very grand entertainment 'to a numerous
train of his friends last night, at his house in Cleave.
land. row. The sricious drfving.rooms were blended
into one, and were illuminated in so magnificent a
style, as to give the idea of a Fairy Palace. The
Pa INcE of WALtis and a selea .party of friends
were, at supper, accommodated with a room purpose.
ly fitted up for His Royal Highness and his friends:
The dancing commenced between. ten and eleven.
About .100 persons of high distinction were present.
The super was costly And elegant ; every table
abounded with.profusiun. The plateaux of flowers
and other ornaments were uncommonly beautiful ;
the frame.:work represented, as usual, a variety of
pleasing objefts, particularly military and naval
trophies, in which the PRINCE'S feathers and the
Corps of which Mi. ANDIULWA is _Colanel.Com-
inandaot, were conspicuously blended.

The receipts of BRAH AM'S- Benefit-on Monday
last at Covent Garden Theatre, are said to have
been 6871. gs; and with the. presents that, were
given for many of the tickets, the.profits t4pon the
whole are supposed to have been about,eight•
deed pounds ! His notes, indeed, seem to lie more
,readily accepted, than any others in Duke's Place.
Mr. JORDAN, it is said, netted near a thou,ancl
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pOupds by her Benefit on Monday last at Drury.
lane theatre.. The Managers last
:night did not
Lad so wink advantage tn. playingt he IljpOcrite.