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'Won, he felt it his duty to give it the moll de-
cided oppolition. It was Rated, that as loon as
the enemy (hewed a difpofition to enter on terms
of negociation, there would not be wanting, on
the part of this Country, a defire to meet them
with a fuitable fpirit of pacification.—But when
the former temperate overtures of the nit Conful
of France were confidered, when it was refleCted
bow contemptuoufly they were rejefted, and when
to this, it was farther added, that this rejection
was accompanied by the molt intuiting and molt
petulant *butt, it was hardly to be expected from
human nature, that new overtures fhould come
from the fide of one fo grotsly abided. The Ad-
drefs then, which as it were pledged the Houfe to
wait till fuch overtures were produced, could only
be confidered as hoßile, and therefore meet with
his unequivocal difitpprobation.
Mr. WINDHAM explained.
blr.WiLuaroaca fupported the Adeirets, which
was read a fecond time, and ordered to be pre-
tented to his Majelty.
Such Members as were of the Privy douncil
were then ordered to wait upon his Majeßy, to
know when he fhould be pleated to receive it.
His Majeity's Speech was ordered to be taken
into cotifideration to-morrow.
On the motion of Mr. RYDEN, a Committee
was appointed to take into confideration the high
price of Provifions. In addition to the linglifh
Members who principally compofed a fimilar
Committee laft S'effion, the following Irifit Mem.
hers were nominated :.-.-Lord Caillereagh, Sir L.
Parfons, Mr. Bagwell, Sir Thomas Fetherßohls
Mr. Rocheford, Mr. Martin, Mr. Beresford, Sir
George Daly, Mr. Alexander, &c.
It was then moved, that the Reports and Papers
of the Committee of lalt Seffion be referred to the
potent Committee ; and that it (hall have liberty
to report from time to time.—Adjourned.

1.111, OF THE MINORITY DR MR. GREY'S AMENDMENT,
ON MONDAY NIGHT.
ryfr, k T. it
lefferya, N.
ekyll, J . St. John, Hon. St. A.
Sbakefpeare, A.
Anton, J. olliffe, W. Sheridan, R. B.
Aubrey,Sir J. ones, J. J. Shum, G.
Dareby, G. emp, S. Simplon, J.
Boring, Sir Y. Ledght, R. P. Sinclair, Sir John
liddulpb, R. Langfton, J. Snit* W.
Bird, W. W. Langton, W. G. Somerville, Sir M.
Bouverie,Hog. S. Lawrence, Dr. Stanley, Lord
Brescia), J. Leafier, Sir J. Sturt, C.
BPI, G. Lanai, Colonel Symmons, J. P.
Catwalk Lord a Lloyd, J. M. Taylor, M. A.
Canbe,.H. C. Martin, J. Taylor J.
Cooke, B. Milner, Sir W. Thompfam, J.
Copley, Sir L. Medlin, Sir J. Tierney, G.
Courtenay„. J. Nkhollt, J. Tufton, Hama
Deacon, W. J. North, D. Walpole, Hen. G.
Nadas, Hon. C. Northey, W. Valero, C. C.
Grey, C. Porter, G. Wilkins, W.
Ham J. Riclantron, J. . T LLLLL S.
YlArrifon, J. Ruffen, Lord J. Whitbread,!.
Howard, H. RuScU, Lord W. Hobboafe, B.
mutAxcateskr OF NOSINESS FOR THIN MONTH IN

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
To.rnatrow, February 5. Mr. Fitaidati, on the lait MyO•
Cation for Peace.

9. Mr. Stunt, on tke failure of the Ives Lion tO Petra
7. Mr. Jones on the Evacuation of Egypt.
IS. Mr. Vitt's Budget.
30. Mr. Nicholls, on the State et the Nation.

LONIDON.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

bask such 3 per C. Loyaky 9411
3 per C god. 57911 Len afinu. 17H
4 per Co*. 'A Short A 1111.515-26
per C. Coot. 4„ bop. 3 per Cent. ;61
pis C_Navy 1 Coed. for Feb. 561456

Trite of &oda eds day at ale edock:
Natoli for saw, ybararat
let 51tta Per C 151=44ew .1 per 13.911—i
Ma. goi=king Mn. 161:

JA 31;44in ef Seeds tits de/
3 per Ont. Ow. Deb. 77-4 per C. Mod Can. Deb. IP.

When (hungers were excluded from the Gal-
kry of the Houle of Commons, on Monday night.
Mr. PATT gave notice, that he would bring for-
ward the Budget on the ath. It is underilood,
that a Loan of twenty-one, Tome fay thirty mil-
lions, will be wanted.

Report Rates, that the following will be among
the taxes levied to pay the intersii of the new Loan,
viz. A tax on Horfcs kept for pluton ; on Ser-
vants, beyond a certain number ; =Carriages, and
additional duties on Wine and Tea. A reduition
of the drawback allowed on the Exportation of
Sugar is alto fpoken of, as likely to be propofed.

In the Houfe of Peers, on Monday night, the
Earl of Fare declared, that he could no longer
give his fupport to the bEnitlers. He thought
they had abided the confidence they had received.
They had well-nigh ruined the Continent of Eu-
rope by their advice, and they would infallibly
min the &WS empire, if they perfevered in their
fYikeru. He deplored the Rate of fcareivf to which
ve were reduced, and thought it was lets to be
iferibed to the difpenfations of Providence than to
the coarequences of the war. He had rifen to
vraba.-ge his conkience, by thus declaring his fen-
tients of the men whom he had, in common
with other Peers, fo long and Co improvidently
fuPported.

By the proceedings ;n the Houle of Commons
Id night, it appears that fome of the warmer!
fiirriels of lirmitters dilapprove their not taking
ieps for negotiating with France.
A letter iron Owes, of the chute of yefierdaYs
ircs the arrival at that port of the Sarah,
White, and 11)ef.eld, from Bolton; the mailer
^f one of which veffcls reports, that upwards of
scfrcls laden with corn and flour from Ame-
rica, are now on their pelage to this country.