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. PHILADELPHIA, Nt.tr a.
...iCletier from St. Croix, dated ApVllllofteela4d
:0 t!iis city rays, "The Captain Genet al of estreisenas
4,ol44peteivad informatives pf •Misantsa'aespeAkion;
LisfArliftributed arms to the inbahi•ants ;
acrofs the high roads ; Airpended all kinds of bhfinefs
pot thi moles and horfes into reqpifirion embargoed
all veffcls, foreign and choneflic ; and, in fine, had
-taken every precaution to meet and repel an attack."
BOSTON, MAY 9.
• The affeaed refentmcnt of the Democrats, on ac-
,count of the infult the American nation has received
at New York, excites feelings among the party, which
ire dircovered to be dangerous to themfelves. As
loon as the popular cry is for revenge—for war, Mr.
foveae:on and his friends know they are gone !
Whey have difarmed the country t they have flopped
thofe little auxiliary fountains, which replenifbeel our
treafury, for exigencies ; the rapacity of foreigners
has been fralliateelbf the remains of our avenue. We
are now as poor in refources as we arc in fpiril.
54A15 50r
. Among the paningess OR board the New Galen,
arrived here from London, is Rear Admiral Sir Isaac
C"rviv, Bart. who is appointed to rammed the late
Sir AND% I w MITCHELL, as Commander in Chief of
the Britifh Naval forces on the Halifax Ration, The
Admiral is a native of this town, which he kft be-'
fvre the revolution, and commenced his fervice in the
navy. Notwithitandinz the late unwarrantable Fop.
duet of the Captain of the Leander off New York, we
are informed the Britifit Gvivernment is very favisur-
ably difpored towards the United States, and have no
doubt of its linvi7 been reprefented to the Lords of
the Lritifh Admiralty, that the appointment of an
American to the chief command of the Britifh Anse:
vicars Ration would have a tendency to corral any
difagreeable proceedings, and prove highly acmta-
bla to the United States."
• " 'spas. AND IXACT InsTsca.“
isrvaasop.
"Tile Federalifis were the Sill to nonce, and man-
fully to relent the outrages lately committed of New
York, by the Leander ; at the time too, when the
democrats, in Oder to fcreen the A drniniflration from
its fhatnefal neglect of our ports, afferted the murder
was the effeCt of Occident. gut what was the condo&
of thofe humane democrats, when one of our moll
worthy valuable fellow citizens, Captain Eats.
SMITH, was ihliunianly mangled and murdered by
the French ! they then put their papers in mour-
ning ? Did they then make funeral ptocebions ?
No, they_left his fate to be mourned and deprecated
by his federal friends, and held a barbarous and un-
feeling fileneF. Let the public then compare this de
mocratic filenee, on the death of Captain SMITH, with
their recent conduct on the death of K'IECCE ! And
then let them judge of their motives and humanity."
Columbian Centinet

To be convicted in Twelve Montitly Perm 'ergs. each.
'I HE FeURTH P.,ART4thi: canticle and valuable
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PaltAd, tri"r•awesiit*Oiti nog Bodfol!ar and Dealer is
Ade iv tire Broil, Delos,ww4
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PARTS, weir& {Lama' Paw, ill! the Work is orteldswi-do
P.th ar iwefriflid. •
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whore raw lofty Owls.. iiiwtod Homan Icirradoliv, dowel of oil
ewoortoper,lfourr. wigs, freaks/ thao.Peerlatioe, awl osiadood
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Aferewo woodier!lid .4drdovi &Warn.
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other egjkoosolaine deep. •
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• AMERICA"
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THOMAS. JIFFtaa,ON, PRFSIDTIIT OF THa UNITES
STATICS OF atdaltlCA.
Where.% fatistadory information has been received that Henry
Whitby commanding a Britifit armed a. &I. called the Leander,
did, on the arch day of the month of April Taft pall, within the
waters and juredietion or the United Statra. and near to the en-
wanes ache haroour of New York, by a cannon (hot fired from
the Paid veffel Leander, commit a murder on the hod? of Joho•
Pierce a citizen pf the United States, then piirthing his lawfol
Venalgos within the fable *Weis and jurifolialmi of the United
Stites, and near to their Shores, and that the (aid Remy Whitby
tat this time be brought to palm by the orcibtarY Knee, ,
the law.
And whereas it does f"-ther apretr, that both before a-d after
the (aid day, fundry trefpsffes, wrongs, and unlawful toreernp-
erns and vezatims grading veffels coming to the United States
and within their waters and vicinity, were committed by the raid
tyrmord vane! the Leander, her officers and people. by one other
armed vend called the Cambrian, commanded by John. Nakao);
her racers and people, and by ona other armed vette! called the
Defter. tionlosanded by ilingfby Simplon, bar officers and people,
which tench being all of the fame station, Were aiding and tatting
cash other in the trcfpaffes, interruptions, and vezatione aired:dd.'
" Now, wherefore, to the end that the Lid Henry Whitby may,
b• DrAtieht to juftice, and due puoilitineat inflidted for the (aid
murder, I do hereby enjoin and, require all officers having authn-
rity, eiviltind military, and to all other perfons within the limits
or jurlfdon of the United States, witertfoever the laid Henry
Whitby may be found, now or hereafter, to apprehend and &cure
•Oberiakl Henry Whitby, and him rarely and diligently to deliver
linctite den authority of the place, to be proceeded akileiß ac;:ord-
Ann to jaw.
And! cap hereby further ;quire, that the hid armed venel
Ss
_Mith bar other oMeera and people, and the' raid amt.::
* hail Driver, their °Seers and people, imn,c•
delay, depart from the harbours and waters of
• Milked States. Apdl do for ever littera:ft the entrance of
t '
harbours and waters of the United State, to the (aid armed
7 us.," •
• to an other reeds which Otall be commanded by the
Whitby, John Native, and blingiby Sintpfon, or

" While Mr. Jar►aaaoa and hi.; ft ;ends in Con-
grecs ire prole:I/iv to feek peace and accommodation,
and to live nn terms of good neighbourhood with
Great Britain, the papers in his and their pay are
Iled with •abufe and invective againft the Govern-
ment and people of that nation, which would base
been difcntintenanced and condemned by the Paris
Moairear, e'en in the days of Peas Doc sit s Eq. •
"" Mr. Ktao —This Gentlemin has *flirted, that
rinr Government has paid a tribute to France of two
Millions of dollars. The allegaticin is either true or
falfc. If time, Mr. Mao cin prove it, and we now
call upon him for the proof. If folic, and we affirm
that it ii, let him bear the odium of the deliberate
ilander: No rriCrney bar been direly or indireBly
demanded by France of the United States ; none has
been' offered, cr is now intended to be offered to
France ; no other intention has trifled, or any mea-
forks been taken by the Executive of the United
States, 6cept for the purehafe from Spain of her
poffedlons call of the Miffiffippi ; and that' the only
Interpolition which can be e x peeled from France muff
confift m•the good offices the may 'tender, refulting
from her general relative fituation with the two
countries, from her peculiar conneeionir by treaty
ivith SPain,and from her having been the party Irom
whom we purchafed Lnuifiana."—Nat.

. ...45 Kira bid Oath, or any of them, Dail fail to depart as
• • . aerator the ha:basin or waters aforefaid, I du
k all lotereourfe with the raid armed veffels the
ahead the Driver, or with any of them, and
. destelleare muratws thereof, and do prolate all fupplks and aid
Awn being koilholl than, or any of them. And Ido declare and
*pig to . keel: say patfon,from,or satirist the jurifilidtiokral
Ikkisedier United States, 'fhall afford arty aid to either of ths'
IbM Mkt% Contrary to the Proclamation, tither In Sepik-
tog fetch veld, WM %Miffing her officers or crew with Nooks]
of any kind, or in any manner whatfoever, or if any pilot Roll
salt lo savlsedeig any of the fald armed rack, wilds It be for i
the me effeirrylng them in the Seel inftanee, beyond the limits
sod of the United State, fuck prrfon or ger.:unp Daffai
eimul
es =II the pains and penalties by the laws pro- 4
vilkliffro MR i sad I do-hereby enjoin end regWre all peel
64# a evil. ar military. within the [MUSA Stites, and '
1410,1ters, or inhabitants thereof, or being within thefame,
Ilitt ' promptitude to exert their refpertlie authori-
a4(7
deo; plane and a/lifting to the canylng thla Priielarnition
sod TM* pat thereof Into full effeet.
• la teffindeop whereof, I have catered the Seal of the United
Spa,' to be ALM (L. S.) to theft prefans and Aped tilt, rime
with toy heed.
0 Given at the city of Walbington, the 3d day of Mai, in tbs.
r.4' war Limo, one thatifend eight hundred and St,and of UM
sty sad Independence of the United Stites the thirtieth. ~
(Signed) THOMAS JEFFERSON. '
• By the Prefident.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON, Beactary of State.
rTlie following is a Copy of the Memorial mentioned in our Paper
, . tg, y.efterdey. which was prefented by the Mayor and Corpora-
, ,Olyp of, Kew York to the Pietadant Of the I.loh States on the
~fohjedi of the.Bl Ade, as they eal k, Or New York.]
... ,TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. .
Arles hffsmoster. of the tAavoa, ALOIS Id IN, an 4 COI4IBOII k.VI
on lithe ' of the City of New York.
rkeffgh.fityilteetreth. That your Memorislifla repute full too*
and patriot iftn r f the prelate Admir.iftratioll
', ... 0,2 imam They are fenfibic that the general Govan-
Is drpoied to afford a fulident and adequate pro:cella* to
tow
jot
awry porton of the Union.
i. • A melancholy event has taken place. This day conligne to.
,Na grave the remakes of John Pierce. a fellow-citizen, inhumanly
sell vrentoolv murdered by the Orient'. Our port is blockaded,
our weeds intercepted, our fearnen irnpreffed. our commerce in-
s:teemed. and our jurifdldtional rights moll grofsly trio/ate:l. A
kid& kpeadron is saw before our harbour. evincing a difpolition
to renew its outrages, and to perpetrate additional enormities.
0 We therefore refpeelfully requeft, that a naval force may he
immediately Rationed at tiffs port,and that three or more American
frigates 'nay, without delay, be fent for our proteelinn.
* DE WIT CI.INTON.
"By order of the Common Council, •
* T. WORTHANI, City C 1501.."
NEW YORK, MAY 6. •
By the brig FrAniclin, Captain Rimy, arrived
]alt evening, in twenty-one days from'hlontego Bay.
Jamaica pipers to the 12th ult. have been received
at this tifice, from which we have ftleoed the fol-
lowing :

•FRANGr••
• ••••••
PARIS. MAY 30.
General Nollitor,• Commandant of the French
troops in Dalmatia, has given an account to the
Viceroy of Italy, that, on the 29th of April, a Rai.
Ran (hip of the line, and fcveral brigc, commanded
by Admiral Bane, prefentcd themfelves in the road
of the ifland of Leifina, where Captain Gunrds of
the 23d regiment of the line commanded, with a
demi battalion of that corps. On the 19:h and 3oth
the enemy began to fire from all his vetfefs, and ef-
fated ii debarkation under a 'bower of bullets, and
a great number of armed Hoops. Captain Guyard,
who had time to take his meafures, luffered the Kul
fians to'advance as far as the Greek church of Sr.
Veneranda, where he was entrenched. Then at the
head of his troops, he charged the Ruffians with the
bayonet (they were 800, and the French only Soo in
number) overpowered them, and .drove•thern rn the'
ztourfe of a continued aelinn, all the way to the lea,'
killed forty-fide men, wounding fia.ty, and making
:76 ptifuncrs, including one Captain, two Lieute•
na,sts, and three Enfigns. M. Duchene, Lieutenant
of ' Grenadiers, Captain linthitsW the OVessidier
Charreau, and Poiflane, Serjeint of the Voltigeurs,
obferving, that it was the °Neil of the enemy to re•
embark, threw themfelves into a Ruffian hoar, at the
moment the enemy entered it, and made themfelves
mailers both of the veffel and the men. _ _ _

MONTEOO HAY, APRIL tl.
a La Pique frigate, of 36 guns, Captain Polk, aid the Drake
aunp of war, nf at. guns, Captain Wife.a reined at Peet Royal; from
a erulae. l.a Pique brought la With her the Aron& privateer
fchoonet Santa Clara. corona gun, and sr men, In h.dlaft, from St.
Jago de Cuba, bound to Porto Rico, taken ne the 16th uh. and
the French Imperial brigala Mutton and le Vol:lg.ur, each of 16
guns and ins men, eonsmamded by I.Lutenants de Valffeat. Peen-
duet and St. Oleg. from Marti-lque, bound to St. Doivilinh, cap-
tured within a mite of the illand of Samna, on the 16th ult. after a
rano' g fight of one hour and twenty minute.. '.
Tbe lola on board la Pique Wall nine men killed ; among
whom we regret to number Mt. Tbompfon, the Mailer, &a and
gy wounded. Including the Flat and Third4Jetitcnints. Mar..
and Baker : that of the enemy la •fiated to bane been about
Say killed and wounded. •
a From the inform ttion obtained by the repave of the prirmotra,
we made triami that the( e yarn!, failed originally from He:rect.
giuya. on the 16th Oelober, and called at Cayenne with difpatchn;
and that of r remaining there roma tame. they prneeededen Mar-
tinique. from witich illand they proceeded on the :r way to Santo
Domingo, to MAU 1111161. the oedema( General Ferried enjayi all
.American veffel. trading to the port. occupied by the kt, b. 1.,
wk othy r.ll M, on •hr 1 th tilt with a King's hrig/fuppored to
Wane t Ithr Windward !nand natitst, 1, writ.% they vlood and
beat 'LS, and an the following day were captured by la Piqua."

General Monitor was At Spalatrol ;le had fent a
reinfOrcement to the prrifon, in the %lands. .Th;
RoClans remained in the Road of Lcifina two days
aftei this affair. In the mean time, f 1-pieces of
cannon had art iced nri,ll a convoy from Wilke; for
the Minds had been difarmed by die'Anarians. We
then fired upon the enemy, and on the 7sh of May
the RufEans wtighed anchor, and difappeared.—
Dttrinp, there proceedings, a Ruffian. frigate, with
tome troops, appeared before the IN of Bra. The
inhabitants founded an alarm, took arms, and joined
the French gartifon ; the Ruffians did not dare to
dikmbark. The inhabitants of Dalmatia difplayed
much zeal and courage, anerthe warmed attachment.
The. Emperor has made Captain laniard Cht de
Reveilles, and has nominated the Grenadier charrewn
a Member of the Legion of Honour. General MM.
litor 'has •ifited the Illsod'of Leifina, and exp►effed
bis fatiifaNion witb the fuldtets of the battaLua.

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Cnnvoys of artillery havittgittr,ived, wei,Vre tut
VlVAliTuoif fi, the coatis and the litireßs rtelaitattit•
ito ar.
•••1,
Pgity/ Vl, 4,1 / 'X •• - •
PROM THE FRENCOANEHiUTCH PAPERIL
'Whet, May 112.--Mil irriiinitiationi in honour
&P his Majefty's arrival will continue this day and to
morrow. This day the 'Wafters and Magifirate‘
went to the Church of St. Clair, to return thanks for
his Majelly's airiest. The Englifh, who ate in the
offing, could hear the &lutes of artillery, and fee the
illumination. roar cittlffif thipt have been in fight
ei‘ettint of the thsiti`fol: there it ' 'WO's. ' On Stturdiy, one
of them approidted ' ' are, but the guns of
the fort foots obligedirei, killeep•her cliaance. Yell
terday they approached the !Mall ifland ofCapri, and
at night fall we could dillitaly perceive the fire of
their guns againti the ifland. We have yet no ac-
count of the refult, but it cannot be othervrife than
unfortunate for them.
A few days ago the arms which the inhabitants of
both Calabria*, and other Provinces, furrendered
upon the fiat fummons to that purpofe, were brought
into this city and depofited in the arknal.
NAPLES, MAY 19.—An Englifh fquadrnn, cruis-
ing before this place, has made an attempt to get
potreflion of the glands of Procida and D'lrchia.
This effort of the English Commandant has been
froitlefs I the expedition has completely failed.-'r-
Monitorr.
GeNOA. MAY a).—Several telegraphs have lion
placed upon the favourable points of our coafi.—
Yeflerday evening we difenvered a fhip of the line,
and two brigs, fuppofed to be Englifh, fleeting to
the wefiward.
Rot-mime, Jose 4.—On the toth ult. two Ent
lith trinfports, bearing a flag of truce, arrived at
Flufhing, having on board a part of the garrifon of
the Cape of Good Hopei and yefterday they arrived
here.
From the delay which is likely to take place in
transferring the Duchy of Antpach to Bavaria—and
that which has tahen place in the delivery,. at Doe..
tors' Commons, of letters of marque againfil?tufGas
veffels (for accounts of the 29rh from London (fates
that they had not then been iffued), we have reefers
to hope that the differences between England and
Proffitt will be amicably fettled. Nor do we find any
confirmation in the Engliffipapers, of a report that an
army was to be embarked to joie the King or Sweden.
~„
rIA lIIIIUAG 11, MAX 30.101. Adair, the newly ap.
painted Britifh Minifier to the Court of Vienna, has
paired through this city on his way to that capiril.—
We learn, that there are nine Seedill veffels uhdet
an embargo at Swinemnncle ; on the other hand, we
hear, that Admiral CederMrom has appeared off
Dantzie, with (even !hips of the line. A Swedifh
frigate, of twenty-four guns, mixes off Pillao i
and feveral Swan gun boats, it is Paid, will be ready
to fail from Malmoe•in the courfe of i few days.
Forty • veffels have arrived here from Tonningen,
within the IA week; and we have authentic intelli-
, gence, that the navigation of the Walten is again
unreftrained. ' • •
We hear that the IPreasetroops in Ilainenburr
I have received orders to holdlierefelves in readinefs
to march. • • ° • •' , • • '
Musics, Mar O.—The public papers announce,
that the Swifs troops are going to be engaged in the
fervice of Bavaria. '
ritawCatiorr, MAY 24—The King of Sweden has
received a confiderable rum of money at Hatoborgb•
aihich has been tent to him by his Britannic Welty.
. •
gArgisow. May as.—Whatever might have been.
at fiat Prophfed, with refpea to ceding the Duchy
of Anfpach to the King of Bavaria. it as certain that .
the French Rill keep poffeffion of that counter, with- •
out Making any vifible difpofition to transfer it 1 and
it is probable that this will be the cafe till a general
peace (hall take place.
We experft with impatience the arrival of the Cou-
rieewbci is to bring intelligence of the evacuation of
Cattarn by the Ruffians ; howover,beean fcarcely be
expe&ed Wove the loth or s arts Of June.
Vivaria, May at.—The French General Andre-
°a had' not proceeded farther than Munich, on his
return to Paril, when lie round frefli orders to re•
turn to this city,' and has confequently arrived here
this day. At the fame time M. Talleyrand, nephew
to the 'French Miniver, arrived with difpatchts to
M. Le Roebefonelialt: •
According to private letters from Naples, Gaeta will
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be attempted by; form in a few days. This lowers,
tightly ehlled (he Little Gibraltat, holds out, and is
likely toliold nut a copliderable time: In eonfequence
of the anfsser which the Prince of 'Heffe returned to
the IA fununnns, the French have efiablifhed five
new redoubts, three againfl the tortrefs, and two
spina the bun boats, which have anr,ofed them
eontiderably. The place has received very little in-
jury from the French (hells. For want of men, the
gartifon can make but few forties, as its whole force
does not confifl of more than Soo troops of the line,
about moo levy en me* and two companies of arta.
fiery. 'I he latter have lately been reinforced by about
doo artillery men, a proof that King Ferdinand
withes the place to be defended. The fuborb, which
has "proved an °Lamle to the Governor's aOivity,
has been levelled with the ground. His marine, as
it is called, in the harbonr,confifts of eight launchei,
a frigate, and twelve tithing veffels, each of them
carrying a four pounder, betides fome other rails,
Cl{lf of them a French privateer of la guns. .
The Prince is upon the batteries the whole day,
and fleeps there the greaten part of the night. There
batttrici, elevated upon heaps of ftonet, are fo very
high, that it will be very difficult tE enter them with
fealing-ladders. Of the batteries; there are three
lines, betides a fortification called a Sqa. Other bat-
let ies cover the flanks of the place; and, exclufive of
Chafe outworks, the whole of the ground is mined ;
ft that the entrance of the place, even by form,
mull he attended with very great 1011. As to (tarring
it, that will be extremely improbable, as the prefent
flock of provitions is refpeltable, and can alwayi he
increafed as long as the tea remains open ; betides
the Prince can effeft his retreat by the lame channel
whenever he rhsy find it convenient.

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•' • - • • t ATE` ioliti ' trf 110
• IiObSE OF WiIDS, 1010 NU je
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The Royal Agent was even by gensuiftion tn.?.
killi
lure NM. the Irith Revenue ColiePtiost Slit the high
the irgb Spirits fin, the kith Butter Pik thl Frinkl*BlMllolll
'Ugh Fist Prune 11111, eta *twat Private Bills: ' • ^ll:7te
Ilse Conuniffoosters welt the Load Chancellor. Pri, hbariell.
and Lord Willingham
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Was , • ..
*The Itith Stamp Dot* Bill pared throng! straltialtai ems
reported.
A Private Bid menreed wad to was trough* °Whitt*
Eyre, and Rural °lbw Mitarettrept the blade if 491PPirlif s.J..
RUTH'S •JillhaA* ~. - -...ay, ..
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Zol=atilgred t•Oo• Ditoit, levaifflater-
lir db. pr he '
red tat
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labei, lie MC theetudieie able-
Cultilr=adoek lee tamara be ck diiir IlliAllielbe
be
idlii iltMliiillidlinf bid, ar mpstios.P,
mile% Mit sew* " en nil°. t,Z2VIQ41gav, r itt. "e
ClaarMeirieVtitteprialyibe. .
Liven hi
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eery tedilatela lbetebt tar sterner yeare.7ll -, ••1 31
Tionewm ordered oe be read a bard Mina s
he latish elf tbetords wens ordered to imfampeetipA ....,f,
taraicniesse 0? LOllle ISILVILLi.
. draggers were minded; and we enderiOnd_
Wee of the evidence &dieted on the ulal of Loett=ta
ale waa Warned. .
The rati dm .of onearstirstri till half pat rinieloch, lateen •
E6Bl.
_ 191/ . the rubfed nig poniardiria-e
tinikow,
sac ju * atenticd..—Adjourned till tomorrow •(tbaqiiii a"
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.--
.. HOUSE OF COMMONS. " - ' •o<"t
"'fir: biElidillF, 'ISM the India Hoard. preftifted MIMI di-
TritgrEala44 atilt ef this Mina, width were eviergb, Wipe
Mk arise laid ea theta*.
• TM Daps, Hubser MI ed
b wai read it rood time, and referr
AkkCaßMlllittelt, amillies of * Lord Advare, Lord Arrid.
bold fisielber, and irretal giber Ideniveriforlaorth Brltails:
A' =dr lathe Irgpor Ikea set Parliament, senowseed
'Miter Ditt'
"a'
!At "we
Etrr...,Sh. fi—d - ft,eid
I On the ' MI NEWPOET the Itills aid Ev-
ils Cora • vbis Dad aat dine. and, altar a: flier
words from bit ,It was ordered so let read a feelers me
tips
vratimeleViat Vii..' AMAMIof thi Animist iseitiGif-
e toady tkeArreed Tax Ath for a iertifis dm *k-
ir lid before the Hoek: ' ' - • - ••• •• •:.
- wawa IMILLIESMY gave ounce that toolwoWlias
would mane foe MAIM* Paper% relative to ohs parer Chom
p. 11!e. PAULL his third article of the
efhatet doe Noble the Marquis of=el_ ~ le
wasn't, at
RIM lo
.illie Clerk, and relates to the ithellethlines
wlieh bed
sin Fornswabad, which is tit lo ,
es. "aim and to produce a M 1,0,1000444 , ,
eineeigagAt thearednd_on
been get
the NobleStorsCWisi. ip the , ,
e, was eatised to have bey of 's
Fad of wring and opprelliOn tearer the Piiiiedei,
of Oriental Talker,. a—Ordertd th be pdmik ; r ..:
• The Merge was then ordered to he taken inn
an Therlday, the sgth is& to a Contatitthr of the
It qua then ordered that John Lord Tehtnnsouth do
ailaretioefiag, tir a* to give evidenee oft the Oak t
DM Oefely, Aide de •ftpeo ads Wgtnela dr Nabob Viler
of
Odds., tared* Maid to attend; and It was ettieM that
Parte Jthlatime, Ift. a Wither duds Hattrs.'ifi amp=
phre, on Tberiday ibt agth, at the Coedit:radon of the
Metre to Fernstabadt the two fame witaffee was Albs.
OEM to attend on *Mr day. - -
An Amidst of the- dist Mist, Mier the egi 441se
ding; op athe Pit Arils dad. law Enka* and gatif***l
be laid on dr. Id*. •
A duttemseof the Anstept of the . 6itiVi'Versign Liiiiittor
1 linked ?alai, was patented, and, cadgeki to be laid talrie
s'lt. WILISRPOIRCII p* adige,lbege gar the maim et
ddr,,Par.res the dismal/mot' the dialb-Trade, &mg; be
tad or. tairriatet. Wrath' Mee that an Hardee Aditere
*beta a-irr4l" t°l4 KWh, one,thiid. •
•• lb pas, diSWPONT moat thee the -of the ha
NM Trierteeting Nil beta rt into • an Thurfder
nue; beef/ins to a studios from Wit. :be bated that
hirvares fee the delay of a few =trig, , , is the
intern( leave in °portrait? ofe 'id MAO
Militia Coioner who were Dora earn. •' :'•''.l7, t'' ' le u
The Thread Lace BIN was dada issafd drne. de sinimmik II
bit caounqied to•mortoir. ' ' ' .311 4.61
11$111110D !MUM ......rii •
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHIQ R
moved the Houfe to go into a Cotpusitfee of Supply.
The Speaker having left the Chair, the atencilf4of
the Eichequer called the attention of the Constnietee
to the propolitiOn which he mat about to Inbmit inlets
of the tax on Private Breweries: 'lt would be &tine-
seffsry, he obferred, to fay much, as the propofed
addition Of 10 per cent. on the 'Welted Taxes would
..•41, he believed'. Meet with any obistaion. • The font
.to,be derived from this addition would complete the
deficiency *Tiling from the taxes which he coati:lied
it requilite to abandon, in compliance with the Willies
of many refibeeible perkms. The produce wmold
amount to about .500,0001. With refpcit to the ar-
rapgement of exemption in certain cafes. of which
he had (feted his intention to proptde, it wah hien.
ded to al perfont having more than two ebillitedv
that., --
, affeffed eat
The

and paying . proportions under the. ,lazes,
to make claims under certain raridions. ex-
emptions would extend to thofe paying not more
than 401. yearly, who by the propofed arrangement
would have the option of claiming an allowance of
41. per cent. for every child above two. This would
apply to perforis whore incomes may amount lobe-
tween 'cool. and =cool. per annum, and would afford
a more fubtlantial and permanent relief than could
be aff..rded under the property tax. The Noble
Lord then moved,
" That every aireffment made, or to be made, after the stil of
April, r 8.06, under or by virtue of Ads paged in the aid and 4..ith
year of hi. preen' Majetty for granting duties upon windowti,litt
and fur repealing the Paid duties and granting new, list charged
with an additiodal rate or duty of ten per eentutn upoo go 'Went
of fuch affeffmant."
Mr. HUSKISSON agreed that the prefent prtot•
futon was More agreeable than the one for laying a
duty on private brewing. He was afraid, however,
that it would not be fo produdive as the Noble Lord
imagined, for he perceived, from the papers no the
table; that the turn paid under the Miffed Tases•
for the year ending the loth of O&. was 4 300,0d01.
confequently the additional ten percent. would only
produce 430,0001.
Mr. FRANCIS lamented that his fuggeflinns had
not been attended to, particularly with refped to the
taxing foreigners, which he was convinced would
halm produced upwards of toomool.
Mr. DENT agreed with the Honourable Gentle.
man as to the propriety offuch a tax. He was pro-
ceeding to dilculs the merits of the income tax, when
• l'he CHAIRMANcaIIed him to order, a. his oh-
feivations were not applicable to the queflion before
the Committee.
•Mr BAKER thought thefe forts of taxes preffed
harder upon the flihjeet than any other, but Rill he

.., . .
After the example of Gaeta, another little fottrefs ! thought the prefet.t a much better modebut of railing
in Ahruzzo, viz. C.eritella del Front., continues to de- the Supplies 0..11 taxing priv.ste breweries.
fend itfelf.• It is Borate upon the. fummit of a rock. 1 Mr. BAS I A Rll recommended to the attention of
and is defended by about fifty men, under an 'rah the N.,bic Lord the wade lands, which were puolic
Minor, who was formerly in the ferrice of the Xing properrT, and might afford a means of !applying the
of ale, TSrs 4ieiliel• • ' i exigencies of dm Hate.
• .

Mr. HlNlXlSSONtiotleecl that the ratan goieg
eff his farm and the &midst would =l 7 Pay
their quotas under the tat. This was ing the
obforvation of the Noble Lord. It alto was &Ten-
ing of notice, that the amount of the produce of theft
affetTed tares was confiderably inereafed once 1792,
when it was propofed to allow the receiver a poundage
of ad. The Noble Lord would fee the neceifity of
enquiring into this cirenatftance. and confider whe-
ther, as the receiver,. would conicqueotly hare large
balances in their hands. it would not be adrifeable to
lower the rate of poundage.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHNITER
admitted that both objets were worthy the attention
of Government.
After a few obfervations from Mr. ROSE, Mr.
RAKER, tee. the Refolution was agreed to, and the
Chairman reported propels.
On tbe motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX-
CHEQUER it was ordered, that the Houfe do so. I
morrow refolre itfelf into a Committee to confider of
the Ads of the 43d and 45th of the King.

BLICTION TUI4IIIIIO SILL.
Mr. TIERNEY moved the Order of the Day, for
tAe kbird reading of the Eleftion Treating Bill.
Mr. .BLACKBURN had fuppported the Bill in
Its pticipal Rate,. but, from the alterations which it
bad undergone m the Committee. he was inclined
either not to vote at all, or to vote againft it. The
sandidato was now permitted by the "Bill, to convey
lbw elator' at his own expenee, to the place of ela-
tion s and he did not think that the Treating Aft. of
which this Bill was meant to be explanatory, war.
tamed any thing of the kind. The Bill, therefore,
want to alter and amend the law, and not merely to
fhebire it. He thought that the Bill had now few
friends on either fide of the Honk, and that it had
etsa.ny of theta who were originally friendly to it.
)le therefore moved, that the Bill be read a third time
this day three months.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON &fay ed, that
though the greater part of his objettions to theßill had
beenremoved, yet he thought kinks prefent form, in.
competent to any nfeful purpofe, and therefore fhould
fopport the motion now made.
Mr. MORRIS confidered the Bill in its prefent
form as merely declaratory t and as it did not appear
to him that any grave and ferions doubts trilled with
regard to the Treating R. he thought it nnneeet
AO There had been no contrariety of deeifi• nin
tbe,Courts of Law, nor had any doubts been enter.
tained by the judges with regard to the Aft. Nei.
they had any thing been deloered by the Elation
Ittftitsittees on the folded, in the fhape of jtufgment.
;We ground!, he thought the prefent Bill was
sot called for by any neceffity whatever.
Sir WILLIAM DOLBEN foggelted. thatthe ea.
ttee attending eleftions fhould be made the joint
iineetn of-all the candidates, who &wild depofit a
fun in the hands of the Returning Officer, who might
be sinpowered to grant a moderate gratuity to defray
the eipences of non.refident eleftors. Thistle thought
would be a good way for maintaining the purity of
• elation'.
Sir R. BUXTON, in reply to the fuggeßion of the
Fioilottrable Baronet, confidered it as utterly uncoil.
• filmdom% that any money fhould be given by a can-
. • didate to procure a feat in Parliament.
Sir W. DOLBEN explained.
Mr. BAKER profeffed himfelf a cordial friend to
the Bill in its original Rates bat confiderable altera•
linos had been Introdoced into it, and he now thought
It very different from what it appeared when fir pro-
pofid. He then entered into a view of the arguments
' for the Bill in its original form, and atrfirered feveral
of the nhjettiotts which had been then urged againft
it. He thought that there was no way of-remedying
the abaci cohmlained of, but by making the law lo
ATM, that it could not be broken at all.
Mr. TIERNEY obferved, that he now flood in
rather an unpleafant flotation, glace, by attempting to
remove the grounds of objeffion of thofe who bad
originally oppofed the Bill, he had loft the fupport of
tome who were then its friends. He now meant. that
the Bill &could be merely declaratory of the Treat-
ing AR, and from the opinion of Lawyers, with whom
be-had converted on the fubjedt. and from the decifions
of Eleftion Committees, he thought a declaratory
Bill might be highly ufeful. He believed, that (hook!
the prefent Bill be related, fomething fimilar would
be found neceffary, in the court of a very few years,
to remedy thofe abufes which too frequently attended
Elations.
Mr. FOX Rill adhered to the opinion which he had
originally expreffed refpating the Bill, notw:thaand.
ing the alterations which had been introduced. He
Would ever objeft to applying fuch a remedy to abnfes
at Elation* as might eventually leffen the number of
Vetoes.
A divition then took place, and there appeared
For the Amendment, 42 Againft it, 17—Ma-
joriActs.
Bill was therefore 1011.
When re-admitted into the Gallery. we found Mr.

BASTARD enquiring whether aU Volunteers were
..io be put on the June allowance, as he had heard,
that an order had been iffued from the War-office
for putting tome corps on that allowance ?
Mr. WINDHAM Rated, that :no immediate al-
teration with regard to Volunteers was intended in
this refpett-
cntissa MACULATION BILL.
On the motion of Mr. WINDHAM, the Houle
refolved hick into a Committee on the Chelfea Rego-
fati ,n Bill.
Sir JAMES PULTENEY wilhed a claufe to be in-
troduced, empowering his Majetty to withhold the
Chelfea Penfion from loch as might prove undeferv-
ing of it.
-Mr. WINDHAM obferved, that a Court Martial
would have it in their power to inflidt a multi of this
kind.
A converfation of Come length then took place on
the fubjet of the regulations under the Aft not he
fug before the Houfe, in which Mr. HUSKISSON,
Mr. BASTARD, Mr. WINDHAM, Dr. LAW.
- RANCE, and M. FOX, took a part.
After tome further converfation, the Bill paired
; 'through the Committee, and the Report was ordered
_to be received to-morrow.
LINEN DRAWBACK DILL.
gr. FOSTER, on account of the fmall number of
:Ambers then in the Ho Ile, moved, that the fecond
teeing of the Bill fhould be paponed till Wed.
neitlay•
Si: ARCHIBALD HAMILTON conceiving the