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London, England, 1801-11-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
POWDIR PLur.—HolitLy at all tht. Public Office,.

The debate on the Peace was revived laft night
in the Houle of CoAlmon!, on receiving the report
on the Addrefs. Even the Members of Admini-
['ration feem divided in their opinions refpeSing
it, and at prefent it looks as if the whole party of
Alarm'lts difapprove of it. Parliament difplays,
at the prefent moment, a curious fpeetacle. The
thinking part of mankind will form their own opi.
nions of our fituation with refpeS to danger. In
our mind, the perils of onr fituation are increafed
by the difkrreertemi in fentiment refpeSing the Peace,
among thofe who are area to hold all the places
and finecures they can.
We fhould, however, remark, that the conduit
of fume who are inimical to peace cannot fairly be
charged againfl them as an inconfifiency. One
Nobleman in particular, the Marquis of BUCK I N G-
H A M, evidently makes a facrifice of intereft to prin-
ciple by oppofing the peace. His Lordlhip gave
up the whole of his income as Teller of the Exche-
quer, perhaps not lets than ten thoufand a year,
to calls), on the war—an income which, of
courfe, returns to him with the peace, yet. he
condemns it as dangerous and difhnnourable. It
is true this is no argument, that V'ar would be
preferable to the Peace we have obtained, but it
proves at leaft the fincerity of his Lordfilip's con
vision that it would ; and thole who differ on the
queflion cannot but refped fuch conduit, however
lorry they would be to fee the majority enter into
the fame views.
Neither Lord HAWK ESEVRT nor Mr. ADDING-
TON have yet fpoken very plainly refpeSing the
nature of our Peace Eftablifhment. This is an
important point ; for if alarm drimps mad during
Peace, as well as during War, we (hall be as effec-
tually ruined by expense as if the bleffings of Peace
were a chimera.

Would there be any thing abfurd or impraetica-
cable in employing our Navy in the Fitheries
He that takes a filh out o: the water, finds.a
piece of money," raid Dr. FRANKLIN. that a
mine of wealth then have we on our ow•n coatis?

Ycficrday morning the KING, Qu E t v, and Prin-
ccifes ELIZABETH, MARY, and SOPHIA, attended
by Lady CAROLINE WALD/GRAVE, camcfrom Kew
Palace to the Queen's Houfe ; where his MAJESTY
held a Privy Council, at which wcrc prefent thc
LORD CHANCELLOR, their Graces the Dukes of
PORTLAND and Rol aua c; u,Earl Wart mos EL•ND,
and Lord PELHAM, when the Recorder made his
Report of thc Convicts fentenccd for death in July
and September Svilit.tv
Hcr MAJESTY and the PRIM CFSSES paidamorn-
ing vifit to the C,ountefs of CARDIGAN, arfier bottle,
in Upper Grofvenor-ftreet ; and, after the Royal
Pasty had partaken of an elegant refrehment,
they returned to the Queen's Houfe.
At four the Row. FAMILY, attended by their
ufual efcort. left town for Kcw.

Marquis Coalwas.t.ts and Suite, foon after eight
o'clock, on Tuefday morning, failed from Dover,
in the Swift palirge-veffel, for Calais. The wea-
ther was very fine, and what little wind there was,
favourable.

Lord WHITWORTH is appointed ArnbafTador to
France. His Lordfhip wiU repair to Paris im•
mcdiately aftcr the Ratification of the Definitit•c
Treaty.
His Majelly's flip NARCISSOS. Capt. Dommtc-
Ls-, is appointed to convey the Alga me Arnbtida-
dorand coke to Algiers.

On Tu(Clay the LORD MAYOR ordered the price
of bread to be reduced an Ate And a hilt; or
threepence in the peek loaf, which commenced
to dap. The quartern loaf, whe.tten, is now 'Old
tor honichchl nine-peace.
Sitl;o,f ..!,I,,irred in ‘Ventninfisr and I.no.bn,
before the Right lion. RICHARD Pirelß Lord
.\ Li .I%t Ir, I.,nJ l itief Johice of his Majelly'•
C.•ritnion Pleas, Weßminfler, in And
after Michaelmas Term. •

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