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London, England, 1810-05-17

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

OXFORD; MAY, I B.—Tues.day last, the Rev. John
141 c.! ke, of Christ Church, D. D. , was eletied to
14.Pach Canon Hampton's Leetures before' the Uni-
vtrsity next Lent.
Rev. Richard White, M. A. late of Emanuel Col-
!'p Cambridge, is appointed to the Vicarage of
'llalford, Essex.
Rev. Chares Holbech, to the Rec=tory of More-
•_ll. tad-Bishop, Devon. - .

It is somewhat strange that the Lord Mayor
sltould have called a COmmon-Hall on the - day,
Ivilen the Dinner of the loyal Liverymen will take
121ce. We trust, however; that his Lordship will
ue on the alert to prevenethe violence likely to cha-
t.'loerise the Common-Hall, from extending beyond
the knits of outrageous declamation in that place.
Mrs. JORDAN is ellbund to perform next month,
for a few nights, at Edrnburgit and Glasgow, and at
i\rewcastle, on her return to town ; so that the good
.51ks of those places have a prospect of again enjoy-
' 'lig the pleasure of. genuine comic hurnour.-,--The
third daughter of fins lady was recently inairied. to
eulonel HAWKER, of the 14th Light Dragoons.
Several witnesses were examined before the Com-
inittee appointed by be Court of Aldermen to in-
'lUire respecting the persons killed or
.wounded by
the military in the Cay of London, ...on the gth of
410111, the day of conveying Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
10 the Tower ; and it appears by the Report that
tehe evidence was in some respects contradiCtiary, a
Lew of the witnesses stating that the filing took
?ace before the military were pelted. by the mob,
• but the greater number of those examined declare that
the rear guard were pelted -with stones, bricks, and
ilther hard subtanees ; that it was on being so pelted
that some of the soldiers fired, and that in general
Y fired high and over the heads of the populace.
x
jIr•HOLDSWORTII, one of the City Marshals, states
lie called to the rear guard not to hre, as it world be
and was replied to by two or; three of the sol-
diers—“ then let them stop from throwing brickil
acid Stones." Whilst speaking to the military the
11 'lob were still pelting,' and Mr. HOL'DSWORTH was
Itt~tts
trick by some hard substance by which his
sit6tilder was much bluisei •
•
London, England, 1810-05-17

'•1

IMPERIAL PAR LidIiTENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16.

The Bills on the table were forwarded in their re.;
•
sped ive stages.

Lord HOLLAND moved the reading of the report
of
.the 'Middlesex Water Works Bill.
The of LONDON then" rose, and move..d`a
clause to the Bill in tavour of the Grand Junction
Canal Company.
The clause was suppOrted. by (Ile Bishop of
don and Lord Bridgewater ;= and opposed by Lot:ds
Holland, Spencer, Eldon, Redesdale, Sze. after whii:h.
a division took place on the clatise--

Contents - • -
.1$
_ Non-Contents '- 25
M3jarityagainst the Clause - —to
SPANISH CAMPAIGN.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE again postponed
his motion respeeling the late Campaign in Spain.
The order was discharged for Friday next; and a
new order entered for to-inorrowse'nnight.
Lord HOLLAND also deferred siire die his 1217..
lion for the second *reading of the Privately Steal-
ing 13,11.‘ • . • .

The further proceeding in the Roxburgh Cause
was fixed for to-morrow at three O'clock.

An account of the Orders and Notices in Conn-
ell respeEting the 'granting of Licenses, and the 'dif-
ferent dates thereof, were presented, and ordered
to be printed.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16.

Mr. BASTARD pOstponed his notice for referring
the Inn-keepers Petition to Tuesday.
CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.
Mr, SHERinANT fixed his motion res,)eaing the
Campaign in Spain and , Portugal for 'tFriday, Ist
June.

On the.motion of Mr. DUNDAS, a copy was or-
dered to be- laid before the House, ,of a _letter Irom
.the Governor and, Council of Fort. St. George, to
the Secret Committee of the East-India. Company,
dated 28111 Feb. 1809.
In aCorrirnittee on the Ad relative to foreign
gloves, a resolution was agre,,,d to, that it was ex-
pedient to increase the shares of the officers lot the
seizure of foreign gloves.
The report was ordered to bti received to-mon!.
row.

Mr. FITZGERALD gave notice that he would to-
morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend
the Aa for Planting Timber in Ireland.
The Poor Settlement Bill was read a second time,
and ordered-to be committed on Tuesday.
The Canal Robbery Bill' went .through a Com-
Mittee (pro forma), .the report of which was or-
`dered to be received on that day se'nnight.
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, certain paOrs
relative to the sums paid to Mr. Ruchfort, Lottery-
office Keeper, in 1805, as also an account of the
sum voted in 1806, for a similar purpose, were or-
dered to be laid before the House.
London, England, 1810-05-17

FREEMASONS' HALL, GREAT QUEEN-STREET;
LINCOLN'S-LNN.FIELDS.
UTISS GRIGLIEITI most respectfully informs
IV!. the Nobility, Gentry, her Friends, and the Public in
general, that her CONCERT will be Performed at the
above. Rooms, lo.morrow, Friday, theath of May 1810.
Principal Vocal Performers.
MADAME COLLINI;
MADAME PUCITTA, MISS DARBY,-:
And Miss GRIGLIETTI.
Mr. C. SMITH, Mr. W. ELLIOTT,
Mr. j. ELLIOTT,
And Signor MORELLI.
Principal Instrumental Performers.
Metsrs. Venua, Betts, Gattie, Taylor, Hershel!, Ander.
ton, 64.ietbach, Cramer, Raines, Mackintosh, Howship, R.
Ashley; PoWeil, Fletcher, and C;ianelli.
ACT I.
Synfonie (MS. )—.G iahelli.
Glee.
Aria, Signor MO RE LLl.—Per.
Duet, `.` Haste my Nannette,"—Travers.
A ria (never performed in public), Madame COLLI NI —Of-
lando.
Concerto Violin, Master G ATTIE.
Song, Miss G I,IG LI ETTI.
Quartette (never performed in public)"La Guerra."—Pucitta.
ACI 11.
Concerto Violoncello, Mr. POWELL, with Accompani-
ments for a full orehestra.—.Povielt.
Aria, Madame PUCITTA..—Puciva.
Duetto, Miss G RIG LI ETTL and 4ignor MOR E LLl.—Ci-
marosa.
Song, Mr.. C. SMITH, Accompanied by himself on the
Grand Piano.torre.
Grand Scena, (never pertOrMed in public) Miss G RIG-
LI ETTl.—Beethoven.
Duetto.
Song, Miss DARBY.
The Concert will commence at Eight precisely.
Tickets los. 6d. each, to be had at Birchall's Musical Li.
brary, New Bond-street; Kelly's Musical aalo.rn, Pall Mall;
of Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Mr. Betts Royal Ex •
change ; at the Bar of Freemasons' Tavern; and of Miss
Griglietti, No. 8, Arabella Row, Pimiico.

ROYAL SOCIb. I'Y OF' MUSICIANS.
-By Command,_ and under the Patronage of
THEIR MAJESTIES,
Direded by the Earl FORTE SC U E, Honorary President.
Honorary Vict-Presidents.
The Earl of CHESTERFIELD,
The Earl of DARTMOUTH,
The Earl of UXI3 R DG E,
The Earl of DARN LEY,
The Earl of WILTON,
Lord Viscount FITY,WILLIAM.
WILL be performed on WEDNESDAY, May
30, iSto, at the NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-
SQUARE, the SACRED ORATORIO of
THE MESSIAH.
By G. F. HANDEL.
The principal Vocal Parts by
Mrs. BILLINGTON and Mrs. VAUGHAN.
Mr. HARRISON, Mr. W. KNYVETT,
Mr. SALE, Mr. 1. 13. 'SAGE, Mr. GORE,
Mr. GO::;S, Mr. ELLIOTT,
And Mr. BAR.TL EMAN.
Leader of the Band; Mr. CRAME R.
Condo tor, Mr. G R E ATOR EX.
Tickets, admitting to the Relwarsal and Performance, One
Guinea; and no more will be issued than the Room will
hold.

The Profits will be applied to the distressed Families of
the Royal Society of musicians,
Books of the Performance, with a correct List of the Sub.
scribers, to be had at the Conceirt Room, price One Shilling
and Sixpence only.
Ihe Rehearsal will be at Twelve o'Clock at Noon on
Monday, May the 28th, and I he Doors will be opened for
the Pertormance on Wednesday the 3Dth, at halt past Six,
and the Concert begin preciseiv at halt past Seven o'Clock
in the Evening.
N N. Refreshments between the Ads.
Tickets are now' detivt-ring at llirchall's Music. Shop,
No, 133, New Bond.street.

fp:Fri' he Anniversary binni.r will be held at Willis's
Rowns on Saturday , the yth of June Earl Fortescue in the
London, England, 1810-05-17

PICTUALL'ING-OFFICE,

Aiay t, iSio.
Ti
-HE COMIIIISSIOAERSjor vicruALLIA
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Mike, Thai'
on Tuesday, the 22d Ins t. did; svi3 be read; to receive Tenders
in writing (sealed zzp), and treat for the supply of whks ,FRES Li
WATER shall be rquired for tbe bie of His Malesey's Ships
and I'essels at, and in the Piani'ly of Faltnokth, for Twelve
Months 'certain ; and further until Six Months PI/arming shall be
!riven fir the Termination of the (..oPrtra'. To be paid for 6;
Bills, payable with Interest, Riney Days after okie". - -

The Conditions of the ContraE7 may be seen dt the Seeresari's
Office, at ihh Office, or 6y applying to kr. 7,hst Mitebell, al
Miler, near Falmouth.

No regiird will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in word: at length; or that shall not he deliveredto
the Board before One c'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 22d bat.
nor unless the Pet son v.,bo make's the Tender, or some Person on his
behalf, attends to answer when called for,

VIC TUALL I NG. U
Mqj, is, 18101
E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice; Thai
on Friday the 2 sth instant they will be real), to receive Tea:.
ders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Toni
of COCOA, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with
the Tei4dert; to be delivered in one Month into hit Majesty's
Vii7ualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid fok by Bills;
payable, with Interest, Ninety days after dale.

The Condition: of the Coii.raa ntcyj, be ire,: at the .teeretacke
Office.

Na regard will be had to any Tender bi tatck tbs-P, Ice shall
not be ittsert,d in words at length; .or that shalinot be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the i 0
instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or score
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called Jos..
London, England, 1810-05-17

BUDGET.

The usual papeis preparatory to the Budget hav-
ing been referred to the Committee. of -Ways and
Means, the House resolved itself into the said
Committe&

•
The CHANCELLOR of the •EXCHEaUtft in intro-
ducing the subject of which he had given notice, in,.
tended speaking as well of the trade of the country
as of the revenue. The accounts respeaing the
former subject would appear not only interesting in
themselves, but particularly applicable to the present
subjed. They would tend to dissipate the gloomy
view which had beeti entertained by some with re-
sped to the national finance. Certain he was, that
.the more those accounts were examined, the more
reason the "House would have to ccLgratulate them-
selves, and be satisfied with reipe6t to the situation
of the country. It was somewhat extraordinary that
the year in which such gloomy views had been en-
tertained of the stale of our trade and finances, that
that very t ear should furnish the host evident and
demonstrative proof that could be afforded of the
-contrary. He should commence by a statement of
the supplies which had already been voted for,the
present year.

SUPPLIES, &Bro.
Navy (exclusive of Ordnance Sea Service) -
Army (including Barracks and Com-
missariat) r - - . 13.953,6c6
Ditto Ireland ' - - - 2,992.057
Ditto Extra- S England 2,750,0c00 . .
ordinaries / Ireland zoo,ooD 5 2,9,0,0,0
Unprovided (taw last year - 441,417

19,238,000

20,337,°°°
41411,000
2000,000

Ordnance . -
Miscellaneous (about)
Engl -
and 3,000,000
Vote of Creclkt - ,
are,anu- 200,000 5 3,200p,.)00
Sicily .
Portugal-

400,00 e
98 :,000

4.50,566,000

18,776
1,600000

1,618,776

520i85,c00
60c0,eco

46,079,000
London, England, 1810-07-13

NAVAL NE W'S

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.—His Majesty's' ship
44,/, /nun is appointed convoy to Guernsey and Jer-
'')., and willtail immediately.

last .evening his Majesty's ships Peacock,
and Sprightly, on a craze.
Came' in this :day his Majesty's ships Prospero,
'T°lll 4alifax_ and Jaitiaica ; and the Perpelion, to

rgo repau-.
lArt_3lt out of harbour the Speculator, FARTHING,

Lisbon.

the Thomas 'and' Jane, GRAY, from Lon-
; Eliza, JEFFERYS, from Dung.trvt. n and the
Uljue.l3ranch, STONE, from:Guernsey.

Plasintrrn,'JULY il.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
•
• "ERMAN j and Collingwood, WEBSTER, from
NL"A.foundland, with fish; jold the Spanish brig
411Qria, MANUEL Da LEGARDO, Master, from
(:,orunna, with cotton wool, all bound to London;
the Samuel and John, MURFOED, Master, from
lernsey, Wi.h a cargo of bricks.-.for this port ; and
th'i Lavery Ann, WEBSTER, from London.

Sailed the Daring gun-brig to the Westward. -
It was the Defiance that went out of harbour
Yesterday, not the Triumph. •
Sailed the Fervent gun-brig, with three viauallers
ter convoy for Lisbon, laden with provisions for
the British army.

Arrived his' Majesty's ship San Domingo from
Deal,

8.11 BERNESS JULY t:".—Came into harbour his
i'''.lesty's ship Hind.
Arrived his Majesty's brig Aggressor.

PEAL, JULY 12.—Put back by adverse wind the
Lj\zon tor the Brazils; and the Sir Sidney Smith for
,4.itltutrara.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 18104
THVIt3DaY, JULY 12.
The Town Plate of 501. for 3.yr old colts, Est. 41b. and fil.
lies, Bst. Last Mile and a distance of 13. C.
Dundas's gr. t. the Witch of Endor. - - t
Ir•Yratson's b. t. Dimity, by Trumpator, out of Lily 2
•-d StaWell'S b. c. brother to Sir David - dr
5 to 4 agst the Witch of Endor.
Ld F. G. Osborue's Rabbit, 7st. 71b. beat Gen. Crosve-
st's br. g. by Alexander, Bst. lib.
1). M. sogs.—s to 4
44

The report respeCting the adoption of some very
t'Pions regulations- by the French Government,
against the very limited personal intercourse that
between that country and this, is confirmed
sthlittlers of the 4th inst. received yesterday iroo.o
London, England, 1810-05-21

M4RRILII,

On the t 7th irit, the Rev. William Bosworth, of Both-
well, Northatnpionshire, late of Tamps-Hail,
Smith, daughter of Smith, Esti. 'of' Birminghatlk
Banker. s .
same day, William Adams Welsford, Esq. of
.mouth, to Mary Anne Were Clarke, claughtir • of Rich"
Hall Clarke. Esq. of Bridwell-Hodse,. Devon Shire:
On Saturday last,. by special. license, at Welbcck Chapel•
Sir William Langh.trn; l3art. to AOgusta Prisdilla, only daugli,'
ter of the Hon. William Heory I rby.
London, England, 1810-05-21

Address 1. 13. S. No. z, Chiswell-street.

INOVEL. AND ADVANTAGEOUS PLAN.
N addition •tg the FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES
which the Scheme of the present LOTTERY contains,
the first Number drawn a Prize above 151. will be entitled
`0 Four Hundred Tickets, whi.,h are deposited in the Bank
~
England each. Class (A, and.o), receiving One
_luicired Tickets, in tour of a Number, by which Plan One
icket may gain loo,ocol. Shares in,proportion.
The Lottery will all be ;irawn in a few Days.

.• - FOUR HUNDRED EXTi A CHANCES.
SWIFT and Co. are seliutg the Tickets and Shares
of the NEWS r.A.TE Lu r FE R Y, consisting of 5,000
4`,ltinbets, the ;zholeto be drawls on the Bth of I UN E. This
?t ONE. HU NUR El) TICK E US each, by which a Chance
.ottery contains, besides the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes
1r!il be Obtained of a larger Sum than ever was gaited by a
Picket' in any. Lottery.
SWI Fr and Co. have had the satisfaction to divide among
the Public in the last and late Lotteries, Fifty of the great
es, at their Offices; No. Poultry, (established in
.1759), No. Iz, Charing cross, and No. 31, Aldgate High.
street.

EYTON, late Partner with, the .
deceased Sir,
Pg to
Ahis Friends andNIES BRA NSCthe Public OMB, has tthehe.pLOleasti TTERYnwre of anounc.
~ hich
"YAWS Bth !UN L, gives the greatest chance to the Adven.
!L•irer for -so small a risk. Four Packets of Tickets; One
Plikdred in each Packet. are to. be given by the Contraelors
'0 t4ie furttmate Holders of the First drawn Prize above Isl..
*hen a Ticket may gain upwards of tco,oool. and Shares in
,proportion.
El"ftm- has been truly lucky in selling. Packets, of
„
1-tekets, No. 7.08 t, producing nearly 4,00c1. and No. 3,0 iB,
CrOdtte Pg 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid
Yto Slim to the respective Holders, who received for each Six-
i,s47 ,
1. tbs. 3d.
„,E. EYTO solicits a continuance of the public favourt.,
"4 his lucky 0 nice, _ _ _

1,-CORNILL, near the Mansion-House,

- - - -
~AT a Court of Burghinote, holden in the Guild-
hall of the said City on Tuesday the istli day of May,
t 8 tO; the following ReSolutions and Address were proposed
and agreed to
i. That in ,TirneS like the present, when the Constitution
is assailed with a violence unparalleled, it is the impFrions
duty of all good Citizens to demonstrate to the Empire at
large their determination .to remain stedfast in support of
the,Ri4hts and Privileges of every Branch of the Legislature;
as by law and custom established, from a full conviction, that
the preponderance of either one would be the destrudion of'
the whole. The Mayor and Commonalty of tlkis City do
therefore Resolve, that an Address and DeclarationT expreS-
sive nf these theiir sentiments,. be I) resented to the Honour-
able the House of Commons, and. they, appeal, their
Fellow-Citizens and Inhabitants, inviting them to manifest
their approbation by subscribing to the same, in order I that
the true sense of this ancient and loyal city may be fairly and
correctly ascertained.
London, England, 1810-05-21

Frederic Baron Bnlow, to be. Lieutenant, vice Thiele. Cot.
net Moritz de Claud to be I. cotenant, vice I.es,:/ien. Gen-
ticno,n-Catiet Frederic William .Kohlstedt to be Cornet,
vice lintow.

zdlit-Battalion, Gentleman-Cadet Ohle I.indharrt to he
,vice leaner, whose appointment has been can-
celled.,

3d Light Dragoons, Colonel Augustus 13aron Veitheim, tronr
the zd Dragoons, to be Colonel-Commandant, yvith tern-
purary Rank, vice Reden.

MEMORANDUM

Ensign Scott, of the 72d foot, is superseded, never having
joined his Regiment. • f
C.iptain Britton, of the Royal West India Rangers, is su-
perseded, being absent without leave.
Deputy. Commissary-General Alexander is dismissed.

ERRATUM in the Gazette of the sth Instant.
For Ensign French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be
Ensign in -the zlrli FoOt—Kead Ensign French, from the
Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign i❑ the Bzd Foot.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Middlesex.

TO be Deputy Lieutenants.
Thomas Nicoll, Esq. lames Anderson, Esq. Richard
130-:pie, Esq. Th„►nas Haywerth, Esq. Samuel Burkis,
Esq.
London, England, 1810-05-21

CERTIFIC.ATES.

June 9. L. R. De loacluni, Bowling Green-buildings, rec-
tifier.

I. South, Cardiff; ironmonger.
C. Mattin, Pict:tit-street, Temple-bar, cheesernonger.
W. Tatham, Lancaster, mercer.
j. E. Ford, Coleman•,street.buildings, factor. •
P. Prina,.brewer-streeti, Colden-squttre, jeweller.

I'. Brewer, Baldwin's-gaidens, GLy'sfnn-lane, tin-plate.
worker.

j. Barton,lapham, Surrey, carpenter.
R. Clough Bury, Salford, Lancashire, merchant.
Tolhurst, Milton, Gravesend, dealer.
I. . .

S. Dawson, Fiddletbrd, Dorsetbhire, cattle-jobber.
S. and T. Lambert, Leeds, wool-Staplers.
W, Duncan, Thatched House-court, working-jeweller.

LONDON: Printed by RI cHAR t) HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Low-street; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton.stfcet, GroFirepar.fguare,
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London, England, 1810-05-21

BIR lIIS.

On Saturday Jast, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colotiell)akiso,
of Nottingham-place, of a Daughter.
On Tuesday the tst inst. at Fawley Parsonage, in 13o:11
inghanishire, Mrs. Powys, wife of 1.2., v. T. Powys,
daughter of Palgrave,, Usti, of Coltishall, jr
folic, of two Sons and,a Daughter.
London, England, 1810-05-21

should agree with that Op:nion, your Committee
submits to the House, whether it would not, be pro-
per that direetwns should be given by this House,
for defending the Siveaker and the Serjeant against
the said actions.

On Friday morning, at four &chick, a journey-
man t.hoeMaker, named Rollins; undertook, for.a
wager of .two guineas, to walk frem Moor,gate to
the Angel Imp, ..kling-ton, 'and back again, and to
repent the same in the space ut an hour, making six
Miles, which ne—woh by three minute's; the rain
had not then set in. ,

A gentleman of 'the name of Hotttc, performed
five 'miles in half aft hour on F. iday, for a wager of
100 guineas,' on the Lee-bridge toad.
Lieut.' ELPHINSTONE, who, at the breaking out of
the.war between Great Britain and, Russia, held an
important command iu the Russian naVal service;
and, froth true patriotic Motives, rvsigned, rather
than fight against his mother Country,- and .was iii
consequence tried by a Court-Martial; and, we be',
lieve, sentenced to die, ha etrectta his escape, and
is appointed to the command of the Duke of York
hired cutter, vice Lieut. 13Atsmns, appointed to 111
command of the Forward gun-brig,. on the Leitli
Statioa. •

On the evening of the 30th ult. the Mane,hester
mail-coach left London at the usual hour. Between
one and two o'clock next morning, on the road
from Newport Pagnell. Northarripton, one- of the
ins:de passengers perceived thati here was no coach-
man, and that the-horses were going at an uoustt INY
quick pace. He calkd to the guard; but there was
110 guard. He then awakened two .of her gentlemen
(inside passengers), who had been asleep, and with
some difficulty made them sensible of the dangeroto
situation they were all. in: The horses were still
proceeding with the greatest rapidity ; not
which he at the imminent risk ,of
leaped uut of the coach as it was rising a hill, with
the intention of seizing the reins, if possible. Tlnis
however could not be effected, though many at-
tempts were made, whenever the ground appeale3
to otfer any advantage. In this situation he was left
alone upon the road for some time, having lost sight
of the coach, which, however, he"cOntinued to put"'
sue, till at length he perceived it standing. It seeols
that one of the inside passengers, a seaman, na4
is ith great difficUlty climbed up to the top of 06
coach, and from thence got to the coach.b6x, and
succeeded in getting hold of the reins. Thu Che"'
ter .mail-coach had picked up the coachman and
guard, the formei of whom having fallen asleep, 91'd
tumbled headlong from his seat, the guard quitted
lees station to assist him, and the coach proce-vdwg,
had left them both.
London, England, 1810-05-19

BIRTI-is

On the zd inst. in Arlington-street, Lady Milton, °I.
Daughter.
On Tuesday last, at his house in Gloucester-place, the'
Lady of Captain Hopkins, of a Son
On Thursday last, at Egglesfield- House, near
the Lady of the Rev. John Morris; of a still born child- „a
Lately, at Thames Ditton, in Surrey, the Lady of kavva,f
Taylor, Esq. one of the Representatives for CatiterbutY,
a Son.rentford,
London, England, 1810-05-19

MAR R ICED,

On Thursday, at St. James's Church, _Robert Miller'
Esq. of York-street, St. janies's-square, to Miss Bowil''e''r
ton, of Upper Berkelay-stroet, eortman.square, dJugh"
of the late Colonel lionington.
Colonel
Lately, the third daughter of Mrs. Jordan, to Colo
Hawker, of the 14th Light Dragooni. hf
Last week, George Gipps, Esq. M P. for The Bc'r°"' a
Ripon, to gane,"youivst daughter of John 13owdler, L'
of Hayes, in Kent.
London, England, 1810-05-19

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

We have many apologies to make to our Correspondents
for delaying their respedive CoMmunications, but we
shall pay them all' due attention when opportukiity will
permit, We have been favoured with an original Poem of
Dr. fouNsolv, in his own hand-writing, which we shall
endeavour to present to our Readers on Monday.

MAILS.
AitikivEn—s Waterford. tiuE-IGottenburglt, i Dublin,
I Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWSLVII O'CLOCK.
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694
London, England, 1810-05-19

This Day was published, ,
•
One Volume,
ofe BOicitAa Arick ce
A. . L
litnEbtl r611,0N,,,
in its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred
History, and in its influence on the Moral Character: In a
Series or Disconrses preached before the University of Ox,"
ford, in the year 1809, at the Ledture founded by the late
Rev. lolintampton M. A. Canon of Salisbury.
By the Rev. I. B. S.- CAR W ITH EN, M.A.
Brinted for 'r. Cadell and .W. Davies, Strand ; . M. ;
G inch, Bristol ; andl. Parker, Oxford. j
London, England, 1810-05-26

B4RBADOES PAPERS.

CARLISLE BAY, MARCIf 24. --•• His Majesty's
schooner Thistle captured on the t 6th ult. a valuable
Dutch ludiaman from Batavia, bound to the United
States, and carried her into Bermuda on the 1811).
She' had been upwards of five years in India, is
richly laden, mounts Ci guns and a complement of
53 men; a Dutch Admiral was passenger on board;
and she made a slight resistance, in which Lieu-
tenant PROCTOR, Commander of the Thistle, was
wounded.

The French privateer schooner Superieure, of
one traverse gun and 60 men, after being many
months from Guadaloupe, lately put into St. Bar-
tholomew, where she has been seized by the Swe-
dish Government, and confiscated, tOget het with a
quantity of specie and valuable articles of plunder
found on board, taken from different Spanish and
other vessels she had captured and destroyed.
MARCH 17.—A Report has for some days been
town, of certain information having been lately
received' by Sir A. COCHRANE, of a squadron of ten
sail of the line and some frigates (all with troops)
being in readiness at Toulon, and according to the
last account, at single anchor, waiting the first op-
portunity to slip out for this country, with the vied,
of retaking Martinique, and relieving Guadaloupe;
but ,whether any such information has a&ually been
received by the Admiral we have not .the means of
judging, no immediate -communication having ar-
rived to us from any source of authority. There
is however some ground for the rumour at least,
letters from Dornin;ca of the gth inst. mention-
ing that an express boat had arrived there from
the Admiral, with the intelligence; and some let-
ters have also reached this, dated the 7th, from Basse-
terre, stating the circumstance to the following ef-
fea--;“ The Admiral has information that a French
squadron of ten sail of 'the line and fifteen frigates
were ready to sail fur the West Indies from Toulon,
with troops on board, to attack Martinique and to
throw succours into Guadaloupe I I think the re-
port a vet), probable one ; and if they have the
good fortune to escape our blockading squadron off
Toulon, we way soon exped to see them.-
London, England, 1810-05-26

At the Queen's Head Inn, in Lowestoft, in the County of
Stiff,lk, on Monday, the 28th day of May instant, between
the hours of Ten and Twelve of the Clock in the morning,
T" pleasantly-situated and well-conditioned
ESTATES, of the late Mr. HUNT,situatein 0 U L-
TONi in the said COUNTY, and LOW ESTOFT afore-
said, irl 2j Lots, whereof
Lot t. Comprises a Capital Messuage, four Barns, three
Stables, a Malting-Office, Brick-kiln, nine Cottages, and,
by measurement, 3olA. 2R. 25P. of very good Arable;
Meadow, and Marsh Land; all lying in Oulton, and of
which possession may be had at Michaelmas next.—Atout
29 Acret of this Farm are Copyhold, the rest F
is well situated, and froth various parts there are picturesque
Views of the tine piece ot . Water called Oulton Broad, the
Sea, and the surrounding Country.
Lot z.- Comprises a good Farrn-House, two Barns, two
Stables, and, by measurement, 19IA. oR. 4P. of extremely
good Arable, Pasture, and Marsh Land, in Oulton. Of
this Farm Si Acres are Copyhold, the remainder Freehold.
Mr. Neslen is the Tenant of it from year to year, and has
had notice to quit it at Michaelmas next.
Lot 3. Is a new-built Granary, a Staithe for shipping
Corn, &c. and well situated for the purpose, with about
seven Acres of Land. The whole, except 5 Acres of the
Land, is in the occupation of Mr. Voile'', under a Lease,
which expires at Michaelmas 1816 ; and the Tenant of the
Si Acres of Land has h,d nutic.e to quit it at Michaelmas
next.—The Si Acres of -Land are Copyhold, the rest of the
Lot is Freehold.
Lot 12. Consists of a Farrn.House, Stable, and by mea-
surement, 26A. 2R. and 2.3 P. ut Arable and Meadow Land,
in Oulton and Lowestoft, in the occupation of William
Munford, undera Lease which expires at Michaelmas 1812.
All freehold.

The remaining Lots are Cottages and small fields of Land,
lying in Oulton and Lowestoft.
The Premises may be viewed n every Tuesday and Friday
till the Day ut Sale, by applying to Mr. !lighaw, who resides
on the Mrssuage of the lust lot.
Dutton adjoins Lowestoft, a place of considerable resort
for Sea bathing, and is distant from Yarmouth and Boxles
about nine miles.
For Particulars and Conditions of Sale, apply to Mr.
Reeve, Solicitor, Lowestoft, at whose Oflice a Map of the
Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1810-05-26

VOTE OF CREDIT.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from
his Majesty, touching the Vote of Credit usually
mad.. towards the close of the Session (similar to
that delivered to the Commons), in order to
.enable
his Majesty to meet any unforeseen exigencies which
might arise during the recess, which, on the Noble
Secretary of State's motion, was ordered to be taken
into. consideration on Wednesday next, and the
Lords suminoned thereon.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE repeated some of the
former observations, respecting the insufficiency of
the information before the House, relative to the
app:ications for, and grants of Commercial Li-
censes by the Privy Council. He thought that a
statement Of the whole of those which took place
in the course of the last and present year should be
laid before the House. However, as this was a pro-
position which perhaps would be objeeled to by his
Majesty's Ministers, be would not then move for
such list ; but gave notice that he should on Wed-
nesday next submit a motion to that effea.
The Earl of DAI\NLEY announced his intention to
bring forward ?. nrtion touching the calamitous
result of the late Campaign in Spain, and the state
of the British Army m that Country.

The Bills on the table were forwarded, and an
adjournineut to:A place.

lIJUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MAY 25.

On the motion of Mr. W. POLI, an humble Ad-
dress was ordered to be presented to his Majesty,
praying that his Majesty would be graciously pleas-
ed to give direct ions for the better arrangement and
preservation of the Public Records in Ireland, and
and assuring his Majesty that the House would
make good any expences attendant on such a re-
gulation.
The Work-house Bill and the Foreign Silk Bill
were real a :lord time, and passed.
The Isle of Man Smuggling Bill, the Lowlands
Distillery Bill, and the Warehousing Bill, went
through Committees, the reports of which were
ordered to be received, the two first on Monday, the
last to-morrow.

Sir S.-110:\fILLY postponed until Friday, his mo-
tion respthing Penitentiary Houses.
On the motion of Mr. DUNDAS, the Order of the
Day for the House. to resolve itself, oil Wednesday
next, into a Committee on East India Affairs, was
postponed to*Thursday.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed his notice rela-
tive to the Marine Pay Office, from Monday to
Thursday.
The Holyhead Harbour Bill, the Judge Advo-
cate-General's Franking Bill, the iVialt Regulation
Bill, the Flax Bounty Bill, and the Guadeloupe
Sugar Bill, were read a second time, and ordered to
be committed to-morrow.

The Exchequer ails Bill, and the Stamp Duty
Bill were read a third time, and passed.

PETITION FROM THE LIVERY,

Mr. Alderman CortatE presented a Petition from
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Livery of London,
in Column Hall assembled, remon,trating against
the reje&ion of their Petition, disclaiming all inten-
tional disrespect to the House, re-asserting their
tight to call in question the late exercise of the Pri-
vileges of the House of Commons.—Ordered to lie
on the table.
London, England, 1810-05-26

Of the l'ne - - - - • 35
Frigates" - . - 33
Sloops, &c., - - - - 130

Total

198

But in the years 1807; 1808, and 1809, the cue.,
my lost in ships of-war:which were captured, de-
stroyed, or rescued from his power—

Of the line
Frigates

- 58
- 33

Sloops, &c. excluding Privateers - 197

Total

306

So that our success in the 1807, 1808, and i 809,
exceeded that of 1797, 1798, and 1799, by 17 sail
of the line, and 74 sloopS, being a total excess 'of 80
ships of war, but fall short in frigates by 11 ; while
it also exceeds our success in 1804, i 805, and 1806,,
by 23 ships of the line, 18 frigates, and 67 sloops,
being a total excess of 108 ships of war.,--The No-
ble Lord concluded, with expressing his firm belief--;
that our Naval power was fixed on that eminence
which it would Continue, to maintain the security
and glory of this country, whatever might be, the
exertions of our inveterate enemy for its destruc-
t!on.

MAILS.
AatzvED—z llubtin, z Waterford. DUE-3 Gottenburgh;

I Witterkold.

PRICE Of STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVS O'CLOCK.
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NUMBER 54601

NEVER ACTED.
LYCEUM THEATRE.
Underthe Special LkNseol the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,
Granted for the pre;'erir Season-to the joint application of
all Patties prjncipally interested,

_ • _
THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
PANY of the late DRURY•LANE THEATRE,.
vvill, THIS PRESENT EVENING, March t 3, Inv, per-
form anew Serio-Cornic Opera, called

THE MANIAC !

Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI.
To which will be added, the Farce of
THE WEATHERCOCK.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.—
Callery 2s: Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.
London, England, 1810-03-13

4."11
I

lIIESDAY, MARCH 13, 1810.

PICTILILLING-OPTICE,
• Feb. 26, 18 ro.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday, the Ist of rune, they will be ready to receive Tenders in
writing (sealed up), and. wafer the Supplying of SEA PRO-
VISIONS to, his Majesty's ships and vessels at Halifax, in
Nova Scotia ; Quebec, in Canada ; Norfolk, in Pirgina ; and
the Island of Bermuda, (conjointly in one Contraa) for Twelve
Months etrtain, from the zed of August next, and further until
six Months warning shall be given in either side for the terming.
lion thereof:

To be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety dad:
after date.

The Conditions of the ContraEl may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prices shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to thi Board before One o'Clcck on the said Friday, the Ist of
3une next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for : —Nor
will any Tender that contain: extravagAzt prices upon same ar-
ticles, and psices much inferior to the real value upon others, be
considered as proper to he admitted.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MONDAY, MARCH 12.

The Earl of HARDW/CIM, after adverting to the
information which had lately been 'laid before the
House respecting the injurious consequences that
would arise from' prohibiting the distillation of
Spirits from Corn, thought it necessary that some
farther light Should be thrown upon that subjea ;
and• would therefore now move, that a Selea Com-
mittee be appointed. to inquire into the injuries
to which the agriculture of the country might
be exposed in consequence of• the adoption of that
measure.

The motion of the Noble Earl was agreed to
without any opposition ; after which he named his
Committee.

The Bills on the table were forwarded in their re-
speel ive stages. . -

- Mr. Johnson presented some artnual accounts from.
the Irish Exchequer.
Mr. Montague presented an account of the re-
ceipt and disbursements of monies from the Cham-
berlain's Office of the City of London.—Ordered to
lie on the table.
London, England, 1810-03-13

CAMPBELL•s GERTRUDE OF WYOMING, &c.
This Day was published,
• ,
__The Second Edition, in foolscap Bvo. price gs. boards,
ERTRUDE of WYOMING, and MISCEL-
k_74..AN EOUS POEMS; -amongst which are O'Con-
nor's Child, and other Poems never before published.
By THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Author of " The Pleasures of Hope."
Printed for Long Man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Vernor,
Hood and Sharpe, and—J. Murray; London. .

This Day was, published,
The Third Edition improved, price 3s. bound, '
A. N ENGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the
la, different Classes of Learners, with an Appendix, or
Abbreviation of the Grammar.
By lANE GARDINER,
Author of " An Easy French Grammar."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row.

•
FRENCH WINKS FOR SALE.
By order of the Hon. Commissioners -of his Majesty's Re-
• venue of Excise, on Thursday ion and Friday loth inst.
at the Excise Office,
A BOUT 20,000 BOTTLES of very -choice BUR-
GUNDY of St. George and Rornane, of the best
Vintages, in Lots of one Case, of about Seventy Bottles each
Case.

Samples to be seen at the Excise Warehouse, Porter's
Quay, on Tuesday the 13th, and Wednesday the 14th, pre-
ceding the Sale, from Nine till One o'clock; and on the
morning of Sale from Nine till Twelve, when Catalogues
will be delivered.

Also for SALE by Private Contraa, under the care of Me;srs.
Bruin and Flude, brokers, No. r 5, Mincing-lane, Fen-
church-street,

About 10,000 Bottles of white rote-coloured and ceil de ptr-
drix CHAMPAGNE, lately landed, of very superior qua-
lity, in Cases of about 70 to 72 Bottles.
To be tasted, by applying to Messrs. Bruin and Flude, as
above-mentioned, any day between the hours of Elevcn and
Two.
London, England, 1810-03-13

ORATORIOS.

THE GRAND SELECTION performed on
Friday Evening, having been received througttout with
the most unbounded applause, will be repeated on WED..
ESDA Y and FRIDAY Evenings next.

Principal Performers,
Madame CATALAN', Miss GRIGLIETTI,
Miss BOLTON, and Mrs. BLAND;
Mr. BRAHAM, '
Mr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE,
Mr. W. TAYLOR, and Mr. BE LLANTY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ;
Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY.

To commence at Seven precisely.—Places to be taken of
Mr. Brandon.
The whole under the direction of Messrs. Ashleys.

GENERAL POST-OFFICE, DUULIN.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Postmasters-
General are ready to enter into .a Contrail for the
Hire of Two stout WH ERRI ES, of a Burden not less than
St, Tons, and to be perfectly supplied in every respect for the
performance of His Majesty's Express S4vice betvveen Dub-
lin and .1-Paly head.
Proposals to be sent on or before the loth inst. to Ed. S.
Lees, General Post-Office, and to be indorsed " Express
Propoials."

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
March 5, iSto.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111 S MA.
jESTI 's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals wit.: be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or
bef 're Wedne:oay for 21st instant, from such' Persons as may be
willing to west rtake the Supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance
Horses station d in the following Distrifis, viz.
North Britain, South West, including Ports--
Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and
Yorkshire, Christchurch,
Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Western,
Southern, exclusive of Chat. Woolwich, with its Depend-
ham, encies,
Warley and Chatham,
fora period of Six Months,from the Ist of April next.
The. Forage to be furnished in Rations, consisting as hereafter
may from time to time 'be ripired either of • '

to lbs. of Oats, 7 lbs. of Oats,
12 lbs. of. Hay, and or of t 4 lbs. of Hay, and
8 lbs. of Straw; lbs. of Straw;
and must be delive, ed at the respealve Stations at the expense of
the Con:scaler, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats of
S lin. per Ration, as nay be billated within the Distria for which
be contrat7s.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for tOo or
more of the said Distrias ; and it is expected that the Contraa.r
shall receive the Stable Dung. that during the period of his Con,.
tract may accumulate, making an all;wance fur' the same after
the rate of per Horse per week. • ,
.Further Particulars may be known upon application to the
Officers comm4nding the Royal Artill,,y b each Distrito; and
also
,at7the Secretag's Office. in Pall. Mall aforesaid, Ivo, day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Prop.._
salt must 6e delivered sealed'vp and indorsed, " Proposats'for
the Supply of Forage ;" but no,Proposa I can be admitted after
the said :its instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day ;
neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Parry making it,
or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1810-09-22

MEI)ILAL .i)SURC;ICAL.

rk. 4R. COLEY, a .14ernber of the Itoy6l.CoOrte
• 1241.1 o Surgcutts, 20, toim-street, Adelphi, Siratid,
tinucs to direct his alielitithl to the PRE VENTI iiN
CURE of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, anti ifs conse-
quences, as ST RI CTU R ES. .G LE ETS, &c, also G E-
N ERAE or LOCAL D 031 LITY, produced by yahoos-ex-
cesses, which will be best explained by the patient. Mr.
Coiey begs to state, 'that Ids experience, is the result of 20
years extensive pratlice in Depttord and the Metropolis; and
13 years Surgeon to the Kent Dispensary. where his attention
and observations enabled him accurately to discriminate she
ditierent DiSeases above alluded to, from those resembling
Sy philisid InfeCtion; aired treat them accordingly. - •
for. Coley m-iy be consuitect daily by either sex, per.
5,11.11 y or by letter-, stating the parti‘ubrs,-.1- the complaint,;
when the saint; wii i be duly answered, and 'the expence of
the necessary. Medicine mentioned.
• 14 AL All letress for 'advidit not inclusing. a remittance
must be post paid.
Mr. C. may likeWiSe be consultCd in all cases of RUP
Ti/ S, winch he unde.takes.to reduce with ease and saret!.;,,
and apply..a-selt.i•cljusring Truss, so cyastiutted that. the
tt:nt may use any kind OtexerciSe wi.tlio9t the least danger or
inconwenlencr. • • . • • •r
London, England, 1810-09-22

4

TU Iti D A 1/, SEPTEMBER 22 1810.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c:

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

MHE SL'DELEY CASTLE MANORS and
ESTATE, to be SOLO by A.UC ['ION, on Thurs-
day and Friday. the 27th and 28th. of September, tilto,, at
the Flotel, at Cheltenham, at Eleven o'clock, in
Tturty-o:te Lots.

This Day was publisbed,-in. timo.
l'rice 4s. 6d. bound.

TES BEAUTES de L'HISTOIRE tirees des
AUTE.URS ANCIEWS et MODERNES de toutes les
NATIONS; ou, Essai Sur l'Education Morale de la lett-
nesse ; :dan3 lequel on taclte de la porter, par des exein pies
amuans a I'Ainour et a la. P calque de routes les Vertus.
Par L.. C. MOIL E
Nouvelle Edition, revue et eorrigee.
Respicere exemplar vita morumqzie.—Hor, ad Pis.
A Londres: Impome pour J. Mackinlay, C. Law, Lack-
irigton, Allen, et Co. Damon et Harvey, 1., Scholey, et Du 7
'aft et Co. *-.
London, England, 1810-09-22

NEW.EDITION.
•THE WATERING PLACES FORsarci,

.
This Day was published, price 13s. in boards, 135. 6d. in
red, or i4s. cait gilt; in One very thick and closely printed
Volume, illustrated with many Seventy Maps and Views,
rrHE "GUIDti to ALL the WATERING and
SEA-BATIII,N-C PLACES in ENGLAND and
•
‘v A LES, for giro ; consisting Of accurate and circamstan-
-1131 Descriptions ot every Place of fashiottable Resort, and of
the Curiosities-and Scenery in their Environs, with alt lll-
nerail of the k °AS to and-from each PLce.
By the Earrolt ot the PICTURE of _LONDON..
This Work is so well-known, and has been so universally
approved ot tGrits Completeness as 4 Accuracy, that ant, fur-
ther description of its Contents, or any ob.,ervations on its
Merits and Utility,_would be suiperfiuous.
• , Printed for gichard Phillips, No, 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars; and to, be had or all Booksellers, partiCiilariv of those
who reside at tit? respective Sea-Bathing and Waterlog Places.
• 0 t .whont May AS° be had,
The Pi6ture of London fur aro, by the same Editor,
Price ss. bound-in red.
London, England, 1810-09-22

BREWERY.

To be Disposed of on moderate Terms,
ASMALL, but very Compact ALE and TABLE
BEER BREW HOUSE.. The Situation (which is at
the West End 'ot the Town); is undeniably the vcry best in
London ;
.and the Premises will admit of being enlarged to
any extent.
Apply, personallY,-at No. Is, Upper Lifson-street, Pad-.
dington ; or if by Letter (post paid) an answer will be re-
turned.
London, England, 1810-09-22

UNIQWELY BEAUTIFUL AND 'ROMANTIC Es-

TATEON SOUTH WALES,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
CONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY
HOUSF, with Domestic-and Agrii:ultural )rtEes,
and Buildings'ot every description ; a Farm-house, anu up-
wards ut ap Acres of rich Meadow,' Pasture, ant Wood
Land, encNntingly situate On'the River Triey, abounding i 9
Trout, aad in'a country whereame is in profusion.;
For furthe' particulars apply to McSTS. 13rciwne,anct Co.
Itiuse-Agetirs, and Land Surveyors, -No. Southarnptou-
row, R usNel.sql,4re, London ; at the sell Inn, Gloucester,;
Mack worili Ainia, Swansea '',lvy Bush, Carmarthen ; and
Bush, Bristol, where a plan of the Estate may be .seen. .
London, England, 1810-03-14

MARINE PAY OFFICE.

Mr. It, WA- RD moved the Order of the Day for
the second reading of the Marine Pay Office Bill.
Mr. CREEVEY observed, that there %vas a defi-
ciency in the Ma; ne Pay Office .to the amount of
280,0001. and therefore he was against the Bill being
precipitated through until he was apprised how that
c.i..-ric.ency happened.
BANKES, adverting to the business before the
Coinin:ttee of Finance, stated that the accounts of
Viiiiers had been for some time under their con-
sidetation—that one of their first reports would be
on this subject, which was conneeted with that ge-
neral important question, the audit of all public
accounts; from the examinations before the Coin-
mittee, he was inclined to believe that the office of
Rif 171.1 i ter was totally unnecessary, and one which
bliuttid be suppressed.
The' CliAgc.ELcon of eve EXCHFAT3iIi observed,
that there was nothing exceptionable in the princi-
ple of the Bill, arid therefore there could be no ob-
palms to reading it a second time.
The Bill was then read a second time, and it was
proposed by Mr. Ward to commit it on , this day
fortnight.
It was then agreed to cemmit the Rill on this day
month. _ _

. .
Mr. BA sxes observed, that the Committee would
nOl be able to make its report by that time.
Mr. WAED asked Sir C. Pole, if he had any ob-
jet:;tiun to postpone his motion relative to the bun of
Admiral Montague ?
Sir C. PULE refused, on the ground that every
t.uur increased the injustice of the case. He there-
fore fixed it for Tuesday next.
The House, on the motion of Lord PORCHES I'ER,
re.solved itself into a Committee to inquire into the
;xpedition to the Scheidt.—liVe understand that
Lord Castlereagh underwent a long exatnination by
General. Craufuld and other Members.