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tot out of 201. would be I Moil Material objea to! N. d'Ah.peus, Mini(ler from Ruffla at the Conn •.f
him. We ought not to give up all eonfiderattons of itoeleholm, has received orders to make reprefenta-
'office and humanity, merely for the fake of making ions to his Swedilb Majefly, which have for their
a new tax fimple or produCtive.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objedl to re-eftablifh a and underflanding between
found himfelf obliged tooppofe the clank introduced Sweden and Pruffia. His Imperial Majelly has lately
by the Hon. Gentleman, however he might join written to the King of Sweden, and pnfitively allured
in his feelings. He had a dilly to perform to the him, that he will give him, conformably to trea-
public, which was to make the tax produ6ive. It .
:les, all the fuccour he (ball demand. He ha., be-
it thould fail of being produelive, the Houle mutt
then impofe other taxes, which would Prcfs as le rides guaranteed to him, we are alihred,thepoffelLon
verely. The Hi-n. Gentleman came forward as the ,ofhib territories.
advocate of a very meritorious part of the commu- MADRID, Aran. 54.—0 n the 6th init. Rear Ad-
nity ; but in oppofing it he confidered himfelf the .
miral Sir Sidney Smith failed from Gibraltar, with
advocate of the community itfelf. The to per Cent
income tax only produced five millions and a half. the Pompee, of R 4 guns, a frigates and 7 tranfperts.
How then were the remaining five millions to be He has a confiderable number of b"mbs on board.
procured ? He conceived there were no Gentlemen and is attended by a bomb ketch. Ks deitinatt ri is
in the Iloufe that were prepared to offer any other kr Sicily, but firth he will pay a viii; to the Dew
tax to fupply fuch a deficiency.
Mr. BANKES fupported the claufe. Algierg, and by threat of a bombardment, fuice him
The Houle then divided—Fur the elude 74 to receive again the Englifh Conflth
ANainfl it 26—Majarity 47. Venice, APRIL 26.—A1l the Englifh, Tome of
Mr. TYRW HIT JONES brought op a claufe to whom have refided here ten years and more, have
punith thole Affeffurs who made vexatious and op
rimoved, flue voluntarily; bnt the greater part in
preffive furcharges.
city.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER confe q uence of orders to leave the
read a Chore in the Bill which went to the fame dice. 'Titre re, APRIL 27.•••• l'he Lady of Mr. Spencer

Sir H.MILDNIAY approval rather of Mr. Jones's
Claufe, that gave the remedy berme the neighbour.
ing Jullices, whereas the Claufe in the Bill gave the
remedy before the Cornmillioners only.
Mr. WM. SMITH complained of the prevalence
of vexatious lutcharges, by which many pctfuns who
brought them forward got ich, particularly with cc-
fpea to furcharges for afraid taxes.
Mr. ROSE difapproved of the Claufe as applied to
this particular bill. It might perhaps be a good
principle to adopt generally.
Mr. ELLISON thought Government would get
credit by freeing the country from the vexations ..f
thefe perfons, which were often felt mote oppreffiv.:
than the burdens rlAinfelves.
Captain HERBERT, and Tome other Geneemen,
were in favour of the chute.

(Baronef► Herbert). who retitled at Venice,
and thought herfelf in perfect fecurity there, has
been arrefted and conducted to Milan.

We have received New York Papers to the tith,
and Bolton Papers to the t7th of April. Their con-
tents, as may be feen by the eztrads we have made,
are of the higheli importance.
Botta AAAAA has fuceeeded in extorting the fum of
Two Millions of Dollars from the American Govern.
ment as the Price of his Mediation in the fettlement
of the differences between Spain and the United
States ! Congrefs has paffed a low enabling the Pre-
fident to purchafe the kloridas from Spain ; and the
money appropriated (or this pureofe has adually been
(hipped for France.
Upon this degrading tranfaftion the Et:itor of the
Bolton Centimel makes the following remarks:—
•• It is to be hoped we (tall hear no more of the
independence of the United Stater of America, after the
prompt, difgraceful, and daltardly compliance of the -
majority of Congrefs with the demand of rip.
31i1 kw: of Dollar, made by Bonaparte, thro' the me-
dium of his Artillery Officer, Gen. l'urreau, under' 1 t
the pretence of purchafing the Florida,! Yes, the ;
ward indepen&nee ought to be crated from our records,
and the declaration thereof fent cff with our frank
money—left we become a byword and a reproach
among nations! Will the world believe that the Em-
peror of the French has had the infolence to inform
our Government, by a military Nobleman, that, unlefs
we fent him, to help to fupport the pomp and parade
of his Throne, Two MILLIONS of nieces!, in fpecie.
Spero fhould
ant
to war with the United Stater reffeet;ng
Lougana, that France as her Ally, would of lt her
in the ware Yet loch is the fart. And more: filch has
been the trepidation with which the whifficrs of this
Warrior Minilter have (truck the Adminiftration
of our Government, that Congrefs has complied
with the demand, and the lack Ariel Parafires of the
Executive have been called upon to tide the doors of
Congrefs, to vote this immenfe tom of money in fe-
[ cret Diver, and fend it off to Frame—not to Spain—
With molt infamous We it not in Europe!
publifh it not in tbejlreete of America ! !
Captain NARY, of the Lady Shaw Stewart, taken
and burnt by the French fquadron, under the corn.
' mand of Admiral VILLIMIAUMEZ and Juntas Bo-
NAPARTI, is arrived in London. He was put on_.
bond the Union Cartel, arrived from the Cape, front
the FOVDROYANT man of war, on the ocith of March,
in lat. 16.45. S. long. 7. W. He was on board 15
weeks, during which period the fquadron bad taken
fl fail, viz. Aftive tranfport, HILLART, from Gib-
raltar ; Sufannah, of Liverpool, bound to Fayal ;
two Newfoundland veffels; a privateer prize to the
NAILICIIISUs frigate, and the Lady Shaw Stewart. One
of the Newfoundland veffels was given up to the
people ; the cell were deftrnyed. The bloodroo,
during its cruize, had been to ht. ,3. 36. S. long.
r 4. 30. E. On the ooth of March, it had only five
weeks water and four months provifiona on board.—
Captain P. fuppofed the fquadron would proceed to
the Brazils for water, ace. and from thence to the
Weft Indies. On the (Bth of February, an Await.
can arrived at the Cape, which had a few days ago
fallen in with the Regulus of 80, Prefident of 40,
Sybelle and Surveillant of 18 guns, on their way to
the lfle of France.
FALMOUTH' MAT 17.—Arrived the Danifh brig
Margenrothe, Captain GROOT, from Salon, for Al-
tom, laden with brandy; Diana, Captain iarresno,
and the St. Peter, Captain Lirsort, from Triefle, for
Copenhagen, with fruit—all detained by the Hero
privateer ; olfo arrived the American brig Rover. .
Captain WAITS, from Meffina. Sailed the American-
(hip Role, Captain thruway, for Philadelphia; and
the Eliza Ann, RICHARDSON, for Briltol.
Dove., May lg.—This morning failed His Ma.
jetty's (hip lIIIGULtrs on a cruize. Paged by this day
a convoy from Oporto for the River—alfo the fol-
lowing (hips, Argo, JACIAIt, of Lubeck,fromCharante,
with wine for London; Crone, Aar sets, of Flenf.
burg, from the Mediterranean, with wine, &c. for
Copenhagen ; Romeo, —, of and from Bolton.
bound to Amsterdam. A numb rof roamers put in
here this day in confequence of the wind blowing
!Leong from the N. E. Wind N. N. E. and blows hard.
DIAL, MAT I9.—His Majelly's gun brig BLAZAH.
Lieutenant Jona Morro* Commander, lent in the
Dania. (hip Wackfamkeit, Parea. Jacos Asirros
matter, belonging to Altona, from Cadiz for EVl-
netir, laden with fait, which the detained, and was
put under quarantine. Arrived the Mimi gun brig,
Licut. Par KICK MANOPIIITON. and brought in with
her the Danith brig Elizabeth, 1' C Somme
malice, from Amsterdam, with linen and fundrier,
b •vod to Smyrna, which the detained; bath were put
under quarantine. Arrived the CAMPL (tore (hip,
from Gth.altar ; 'nowt, r, from Falmoutbi Vu-
Tat. frigate. orn Shcernefs; Fuetousgun brig, hem
a cruise off Offend; tdonsav gon brig, and Ausow
fchooner, from off Boulogne. Sailed the Ass Allaarms•
(loop, on a cruize of Dieppe the Meats and nue
gun brigs, on a cruise off Boulogne. Arrived the
CAIMITT o.lop of war, with a soevoY from Orono.

Mr. VANSITTA Rl' replied.
The chide was then put and negatived.
The Bill was then ordered to be read a third time
on Wednefday next.