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MoNDAY WEEK
THE It° TER' BEGINS DRAWING,. '
A T HODGES and Co's. Officec, No. z 49, Ov
ford-Arcet, and No. 44. St. jamc.'s-Itreet, the following
f..alital ?riots we, c fold, blared, and regifteredlafi. year, viz.
zp,so7 a Prize of 4.z0.000
as& 23,703 - . 20,000
44&0 X 447 -- - 20$000
o. 41,00 - - • - Stow
• 30M33 - - - .sPco
Mo. - - -5,001 t
In the prefelt Lottery are--
2 PASO of £431000
• 3 - - ' . zo,ooo
3 f. - - 3.000
6 - z,OOO
And other Prizes, amounting in the whole to 288,0001.
The Tickets and Shares are on Sall, in great variety, at the
above Offices.
N. B. The Firft drawn Ticket will

entitled to 25,0c0L

PAR_MMENTA,Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, NOV. 26.
The Sr sat it sa tookthe Chair before four o'clock,
and reported to the Iloufe, that their Addrefs had
been prefented to his Majeay, who received the
fame, and was pleafed to return the following moll
gracious Anfwer:...•
di SiplT WAIN,
0 I return you my fineere thanks for this dutrut and loyal
Addrsfs, which affords me a fee& proof of your attachment to
my Perko and Government; and it gives me great plcafure to
receive Ibis additional affurance of the high iotereft you take
teethe prorperity and welfare of my People."
Ordered, " That his Majefty's molt gracious
4nfwer be entered on the Journals."
After force private and local bnfinefs, two Pe-
titions were received from Nottingham, and one
from Bridgewater, complaining of undue Eledions
fir thofe places. They were referred to the con-
fideration of the Committees to be appointed for
the Petitions already prefented from thole places.
Petitions were alfo received from the following
places, complaining of undue Eledions, and ap-
pointed for confideration as Rated, viz.
Borough of Invernefs, Hoii. General Sir Heetor Munro; to
be coorodered on Thgefday the 3oth of December.
Borough of Lifkeard, from Thoma Sheridan and William
00z1vv. Efqrs ; Hon. John and William Eliot, Efqrs.; referred
tq Tuef4y, January 4.
Lity of w atenurd, from Sir John Hooper; referred to Thurf-
day, January 6.
Town of Drogheda, ;referred to Tnefday,the trth of Jan.
County of Hereford, referred to Tburfday the 13th of Jan.
Several Petitions were prefented from Maltliers
in various parts of the country, praying relief
from the operation of the Malt-wetting Ad. Or-
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. BuaDON, purfuant to leave, prefented a Bill
for Preventing the Circulation of Bankers and
other Notes, under a certain limited amount, in
treat Britain. Read the Serf time, aid ordered
for the fecond reading on Monday.
ORDER OF THE DAY. - _

The Houfe refolved into a Committee of Sup-
ply ; to whom was referred the conficleration of
his Majefly's Speech.
That Paragraph being read, which was parti-'
gularly addrered to the Houfe of Commons,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved,l
that a Supply be granted to his Majefty. The mo-
tion was agreed to,' and ordered to be reported to
the Houfe on Monday next.
PRITISH STAPLE MANPFACTURE.
Admiral IBIASILEY tuft to afk a queftion, the
anfwer to which, from his Majefty's Minifters,
would mem his condirit, as to the propriety or
impropriety of moving for certain Papers. It was
a queftion upon a fubieft materially interefting to
the Clothing Trade, the Staple Manufadure of
England ; namely, vbether or not any arrange-
ment had taken place between his Majefty's Mini-
tiers and the Court of Spain, with refpea to the
liberty of cutting logwood in the Bay of Hondu-
ras ? He merely wifhed to be fatisfied on this
Point, before he fhould think necerary any motion
for Papers.
The CHASCILLOR of the Excascwita anfwered,
that no arrangement had yet been made on that
fubjett. It had long been the intention of his
Maietty's Knitters to open a communication with
&he Colirt of` Spain for that purpofe, but no op-
portunity had yet occurred.
1.--d Tcarrui immediately ;role and Aced,
vell,:tl-..:r the Houfe was to understand; from the
answer tithe Right Hon. Gentleman, that no com-
munication had yet been opened between Spain
Find !big Country
The Cuatrcsu.ot of the Excasayra replied,
that •heanfpier be had given was; that'no arrange-
Mar lead ya, been made with Spain upon the par-
ticular ithinvajluded•to by the Hon. Admiral; but
timle had not laid, that no comtnunication with Spain
;et been openetd.—Adjourned to Monday.
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BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27.

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PRICE OF \STOCK* THIS DAY AT 0241 i O'CLOCK t
'3 per Cent Confab 671—for Jan. opening 6814.
Old g per C. roett--New g per C. too—Long Ann.
mit= to to zof diL

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 1
leak 5441781 179 Long Ann. '9+ 9-16
3pa can. ged. Of India 6tock unit
j per C. Conf. 67 1 ImP • 3 Per 6534 t
}Mawr4 per Cent. S 3 Ormtium zo/ 4 i dit
5 per C. Am?. tool tot tool/ Conf. for the openi-g 6://14
3 per Cent. i 79/ 99/ zoo
Yeßaday upwards of %coma of the Clmniam was p-id in
full at the Sank, which makes about 7,aocpool in the whole
wrote into Stock; of courfc there now remain only t 7 ,goo,cool.
to complete the 25,n00,0001. of which the Loan confifted.
1 be Confols that on Friday neat; the 3a Deeember, for the
Chrillmas Dividends.

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%woo trattport failed alfo for EnglandAto the'
Bay in her way from Alexandria. The paillow
were,".Major Coares, of (ha 52d, and Casale
Bottom, of the s6tb Light Dragoons, from
Egypt ; 4cl from this Gartif9n, Lieutenant,Cola
tel KnianT, of the sd Regiment, and Captain
BAIDYMAN, of the Royal Navy. Major•Gseneral
WEMTSS alfo returns to England by the SAL op-
portunity, having been difcontinued from the Staff
of this garrifon on the Peace Eftablithmeattakinz
place."

We have received Paris Journals to the 24th
infiant. The following are the only articles they
prcfent worthy of notice :••••
PAR Is, Nov. 22-~AVe learn from Lig/0111,i that
her Royal Highneft. the Princefs of BRAZIL was
fafely delivered of a Prince, on the 26th ult. -
NOVI/ARAL 230••• The Faarr.Cossnt. has feen
with fatisfadion the General of Brigade DAVAIII
arrive from St. Pomingo. He congratulated him
on his diftinguifhed bravery, fince thei commence-
ment of the war, and particularly a the battles of
Algeziras and St. Domingo.
The Princefs of GALLITzts has arrived at Path
with a
,numeroua fuite. The Englifh journals
mutt fometimes find themfelves embarraffed to
reconcile their fyftem of hollility with the fe-
entity which accompanies in France that multi-
tude of foreigners of diftindion, who continue to
arrive from all parts, and particularly from Ger-
many, Ruffia, and elmn England.-rtacountry, the;
political fituation of which is uncertain, whofe Go-
vernment does not infpire much confidence, and
where good order teems fubordinate to chance,
would not be chofen by fo many families of Eu-
rope, diftingnifhed by their rank or fortune, for
carrying thither their means of enjoyment. The
eagernefs with which thoufands of foreigners of
dillinguifhed rank flock to France, Tome to fettle
there, and others to enjoy the brilliant fpedacle of
luxury and the arts, is a happy omen for the tran-
quillity of Europe. Five per Cents, 52 fr. 95 c.

GENOA, Nov. 6.—The Senate this day appoint.
ed C. JOSE7H CHARLES SERRAp*Millkfter Plenipo-
tentiary of onr Republic at Madrid, and C. Bea-
THOLEMSW BOCCARDO, in the fame quality to the
Court of Vienna. Two Couriers arrived from
Paris, and the conferences which take place in the
Senate have given rife to various conjeaures.
HAGUE, Nov. 13.—The Legiflative Body, in
its laft Sitting, rejeited the melfage of the Go-
vernment concerning the eleaion of the Members
of Diredion of the Departments, and of the Legif-
lative Body. It was found that too much in-
fluence was given to the Direaion of the Depart-
ments oycr the choice of the People, and that the
refult would be effeds entirely fubverflve of the i
principles of the Reprefentative Government.
Government has propofed to the Legiflature a
diminution in the impoft of twenty florins on the
importation of horned cattle. It propofes to re.
duce it to five. The enormous price of butchers
meat renders this meafnre necefrary. This rife in
the price is afcribed to the great exportation of
cattle to England.
A few days ago an addrefs, figned by fifty of
the Merchants of Amfterdam, requiring that the
law of February z 6, 18oz, prohibiting the impor-
tation and Pale of woollen maaufadures from
England and other countries, may not be carried
into effed. The law was to be carried into exe-
cution in the beginning of nest year. Thefe met.-
chants fay the interefrof commerce requires that
it fhould be deferred. Government has not yet
made known its intentions in regard to the objea
of this addrefs.

RAT lams, Nov. t 2.—The Extraordinary De-
putation of the Empire continues to occupy itfelf
with the great work with which it is charged. A
kind of flagnation, however, is believed to be ob-
ferved'in the molt important negotiations, which
form part of it, We, however, flatter ourfelves,
that this ttate of things will loon ceafe, and that a
third plan of indemnities, which will fatisfy thofe
who hitherto have had the lealt reafon to be con-
tented, will be fubmitted to the Deputation. The
difpatches, brought lsy a Courier who arrived the
day before yefterday from Paris, containing, as we
are atrured, the confent of the Ftarr CoesuL to
the maintenance of the toll of Elsfleth, provided the
indemnity propofed for its fuppreffion be reftored,
is confidered as a precurfor of this happy event.
• BANKS OF THI MAY/1, Nov. 4.—The Magif-
truck of Nuremberg have requefted in the name
of the Eleaor of Bavaria, leave for the patfage of
a body of 1800 men, who are returning from the
Bithopric of Bamberg to Bavaria, to relieve the
inhabitants of that 13ithopria.
According to the laft letters from Palau, no
dirpofition which announces the fpeedy evacuation
of that town by the Auftrian troops has been ob-
ferved : on the contrary, a battalion of the regi-
ment of Jerdis, confifting of about no men, has
-ived there.' '
\, Nov. 7.—The French Ambaffador C.
taTthis had 4 conferene with the trand
TUSCANY, the refult of which fqms to
prodacciteciprical faitifaaion,. ' •

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The ATMAntop of Aat2so, Iv to goes to Pe.'
teriburgh Apoltolic Nuncio, has arrived here:
in the bopt of finding the necelfary pafports to
(noting, his route, and which the Holy rather
bad **quelled from the Cabinet of Teterihurgh ;
but we learn, that his Eminence will not receive
them till ,the differences .which have.arifen between.
the Holy See and fame other Courts, in regard to
the eledtion of the Grand Mager of Malta, are.
adjulled.
'The carriage in which the Spanifb Amballador,
the Prince of Caftel Franco, went to the audience
of reception was fo magnificent, and ornamented
with fd much folid filver, that no one recolleas
ever to have Peen the like of it.
A 11 raid that the reigning Prince of Efterhazy
will go this winter to Peteriburgh, to accompany
to yimina .the Emprefs Dowager of Rana, who
is to bring to this capital the youngeft of the
Princefes, her daughter, feven years of, age, del-
tined, as is raid? for our Hereditary Prince, who is
entering on his tenth year. It is added,. that the
young Princefs wilrbe educated in the convent of
the Nuns of la ViAtftion.
• Prince Papa has arrived in this city on a parti-
cular miWon from the Est p ROR of RUSSIA. Count
DI Sauaay, whO fet out from Peteriburgh, muh
have received on the road an order to return to
his port, and to remain there Oil new arrangements
are made.

Citizen CHAMPAGNY received lately difpatches
from his Government, which gave rife to a con-
ference between that Miniaer and Count COBE Nr•
zsy.. The air of fatisfaetion which ;bele two Mi-
niliers chewed on feparating, and which was ma-
nifefted at court, gives reafon to prefume that
thefe difpatches were of the molt agreeable nature.
As far as can be learned, they related to a new plan
of indemnities, which will reconcile all intereas.

Nov. To.—We learn from Italy that the reign.
ing Duke of Modena, HIRCULES RENAUD. died
at Trevifo, in the Venetian States, at the age of 6+

Baron de &rums sa, the new Internuncio of his
Imperial Majefty to the Porte,•arrived at Conftan-
tinople on the Toth of September.
Lord ELGIN has frequent conferences with the
Reis Err ssim. It is believed that this Ambalrador

is foliating for new advantages in regard to the
navigation of the Black Sea.

The KING left town early yetterday morning
for Windsor ; intending to hunt with the harriers
in Windfor Great Park. _

There will not be any Levee the enfuing week
at St. James's, nor will the glitsa hold a Court
for the female Nobility.
A Convocation 9 in Weftminfter Abbey was yet.
terday held, at which the Right Rev. the Bifhops
attended.

Thurfday the Guards, who were employed on
the attack of the Helder Point, were paid the fe-
cond inftalment of prize-money, confining of 11.
t6s. to each private. We underftand there are to
be two payments more of 51. and upwards. The
above circumftance occafioned a little holiday in
Weftminfter, and good deer was the parole of
the day.
The Endeavour tranfport, HARRINGTON !nailer,
from St. Luck, bound to Portfmouth, having on
board five companies of the 53d Regiment under
the command of Major SrawaaT,got into Squinch
Bay, near Skibbereen, in great dillrefs, on the
morning of the ath November, but none of the
troops or chip's company are loft.
Yellerday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eaft India Honfe, when the under-mentioned fhips
were permitted to touch at Madeira, outward-
bound, viz.

The Admiral Gardner, Capt. Bradford, for Coalt and Bay.
The Elphinftonc, Capt. Craig, for Bombay.
The Calcutta, Capt. Mazwe,l, for Coaft and Bay.
The Court adjourned, at fix o'clock, till Wed-
nefday next.
Capt. WILLIAM GELSTON proceeds in the com-
mand of the new fhip built by Perla MELLISH,
Efq. configned to St. Helena and Bengal. She is
the laft florefhip which will fail for the above
Ifland this feafon. The time of her difpatch will
probably be early in April.
The cargo of the Highland Chief, which fhip
was lately captured by PINAUD in the EaR Indies,
is Rated to be worth upwards of 40,0001. in Euro-
pean articles ; hopes, however, are entertained of
obtaining redrefs, as, the Captain declared his in-
tention of continuing his cruize for the time limited
by the Preliminaries of Peace, and it was at this
identical time that he made fo many captures.
The Lords Commiifioners of the Admiralty have
been pleated to appoint Lieut. JAMES WOOLDRIDGE
to be Firft Lieutenant of the CULLODEN, 74 guns,
Capt. LANE, fitting for fea in Hamoaze.
Mr. JOHN SHEA ts appointed Purfer of la LOIRE,
fitting for fea at Portfmouth.
The Jury of 36, eleeted from the Commonalty
of Plymouth, to choofe a Mayor, in obedience to
the Mandamus of the Court of King's Bench, met
on Tuefday, and were locked up in the Guildhall_
till twelve o'clock at night, when, as before, the
numbers were—tB for Dr. REMMETT. and 18 for
j. LAIIGIAte9, Efq. They then adjourned till the
day following, when it was fuppofed they 'would
divide a fecond time in the fame way. The re-
turn to the Writ of Mandamus mutt have been fent
off on Thurfday night.
The Pamphleteers of Paris, who took fuch liber-
ties with the Fiasr Coast/I, behind his back, will
tremble when he turns his face towards them, if
he chew ,his teeth. They ought to have conclud-
ed leis various attacks with the famous laft line
of a man who feverely lafhed King Jamas, and
whofe prayer obtained his pardon for the fake of
the Laugh it created - • _
. Qeis kod *situ** lott4 may was his carer'

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/ The following letter from Gibraltar contains the I inhabitants
latell intelligence that bat reached this cOuutryl Accordii
from that quarter:
difpolition
GIBRALTAR, NOVIMBER 4.
of that tow
64 The Bitth-day of his Royal Highnefs the Go- levied : oil
vernor was celebrated °tribe ad infant with the ment of Je
greatell joy and feftivity, the inhabitants and mili- lately anis
*my vying with' eat% other in their expreffions of ..' Vilma,
loy.ilty and heart-felt fatisfaigion'.. ' CHANTAGI
' " The MIIDUSII frigate faded yefterday from this' Duke of 1
to l'oin iii-Rit lain 13iCzaw1owia fleet. The Virg.. tan prod'