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BArauturrs.

Joke: Sarrant, hte of Ruffia court, Millt-ftrret, London, ware-
hotifeman, dealer and chapman, to furtender Feb. is, 19, and
March 19, at divert, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Janes
M•Michail, Fiuch•lane, Comhill. London.

Iloilo Booth, of Salford, I.ancafhice, merchant, manufadturcr,
deakrand chaptnatt, Feb. 20, 11, and March 19, at cloven, at
the Dog Tavern, Dtanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies. Metres.
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Chef,.byre and Walker, Maachefter ; and Mr. Ellis, Corlator•
Rreet,
Nathaniel Chapman, Wilr:m Mellor, and Robert Mellor, late of
Stockport, Chefttire, cotton.manufaCtiirem., copartners, dealers
rid chapnien, Feb. at, as, and March 19, at eleven, at the
0;1 Ar:gel Inn, in Maccicsfichl, lhcnire. Artorracs, Watt
C'ealaw an‘l Stone, tilaiceleglield ; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curbtur-
ftriet, Chancery lane, London.
Jofepls Gilbert, of merchant, dealer and ckipman, Feb,
7, tp„aud March fp, at twelve, at the Rummer i'avcrn, Brif.
tul. Atteltniv Mr. Edward Stephams, ;
and Milfr,. 1111.ditail 810 :meet, Inner Temple, London.
John lark fun, of laverpeotwarrehant, March 4. S. and ty, at one,
at :he Globe Tavcrn.l.iverpot.l. Atturnies.Nfr.E.lward Black.
Rock , I .avcrpotA ; and Mr. 'l4...auts Elaealtock,

court. Lattdmt.
Jufeph turner, of Sw&% port, CI of ire. eirton.fpinner, dealcr and
eharnan, Feb. It. 22, *ill \torch to, at three, at the Sta. Wt.
Ma.chrtter. Arnr•,s, tilt rtualry, Temple, Lond.n ; and
Mr. Bel-- . '+4 _r
Ralph Clark Lowe, lace of Newcall k-spnn-Tyne, Rtip-owner.
Fel% 6, 16, and M.an.:l to, et arc, at Ciufhlhalt, London. At.

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tornci, Mr. Unwin, ;:anat. II
Thomas Wright, of Maritima, Norfolk, dealer and ebapm,n, Feb.
a 3, a Lice, I t 4. 1,, and Mai.::, I V.. a eleven, at the Bell Inn, at
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Brant:en, 't,trulk. Attorar. :I,;r /lilt's, at Brandon.
Julep,* Bryan., of Littk 111.,asui. I ,o:Joil, dealer :.•n4 chapman,
Pcit.l3, t 6, and March 19, at ten, at ChatclLl lo AttorDet,
DA/. ILiwamtAl, Czslit.:, .1;.:„, ,:cc.t.

P.II2LIAMENT.ARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUFSDAY, FEB. s.

The further corfuleration of the Apical Caufe, Lucina v. Craa -
furd, was pottpotiel
lbe rills upon the table were forwarded; among there, the
Place and P. Pi; )1 Bill, and the Malt TAX Bill, feverak
went through Colon:it:as of the who.: hook•. The formsr Ast
reerircd a tli-ht verbal ::m:•. Intent, formally movsil by Lord
N IPI FR, which apps:irsd to be reCtina of an oatillTnisi in
bill, of the word Tax. .1 he bill wu orderol to be r..2:,rted
t,rniurrow.

The! ar: of CAMDF.N preterite,: an accoont of the hate or the
Anny in 6: United upon •hr t.t January., 1803.
1 hip, on hts Lordfhip's mrrion, tva- orillyi it tube printed.

SI ASISII FAPEIU.

Lord MULGP .kVE laid on the tale Supple-
mentary Papers rel-ti tl:c timilar
to thole I:oriented t. the Co: unions on the prc,:edilig
day.
Earl SPENCER, in the abkoce rf a Noble
Friend of his (Lord Grenville) ‘vithed to fubmit to
their Lordthips the leries of motions which had been
read yetterday. As Minitters had taken Come time
t.) confider the fobjeft, he would, without farther
preface, move, " That an humble Addrefs be pre-
tented to his Majetty, praying for a Copv of any in-
formation Which had hcen tectiveti, reipeaing the
conference which Mr. Iriere mentioned in his lever
of the sth of March, ISo4, as about re) take place
next day with M. Cevallo, lhould be laid before the
}lnure."

Lord MULGRAVE begged leave to affore the
Noble Earl that no document of that nature was to
be found in the 'Jae of which he was the head. If
kis LoNtlhip &mild take the trouble of referring to
No. XIV. of the Supplementary Correfpondence. he
would find the fubjea allud..d to ; hot no aaoal
communication of what had paffed in that ii:Lt view
had ever been tranlinitted.

Earl SPENCER next moved for Copies of the
Notes of Mr. Frere, of the 231 and z4th February,
1804, to M. Cevallos, and of the aufwer of the lat-
ter, of the z7th of the fame month.
Lord MULGRAVE (Wed that no documents of
the precife date were in exigence. Through an er-
ror of M. d'Anduaga, thole notes were Itat•ed IA have
paired in the month of February, when 'het- really
were interchanged on the correfponding dates in the
preceding month, and were inferted in the !La deli-
very of papers.
Earl SPENCER next moved, " that an Addrefs
Thould be prefented to his Majclty, praying Copies of
the anfvrer returned by Lord Hawkefoury to the
Note of M. D'Andnaga, of the 9th of March, 5804."

Lord MULGRAVE Hated, that no anfwer had
been returned to it ; and on Earl Spencer wifhing
know whether the fame anfwer would apply to the
feveral Notes of the ,Spanilh Minifter to the Secre-
tary of State for the Foreign Department, beating
the refpedive dates of the 3oth March, May 1, and
December 2 2 ; Lord Mulgrave anfwered that it did.
Earl SPENCER next moved, " that the fubilance
of fuch information a, had been tranfmitted by M.
D'Amluaga, t,) his Majelly's Government, through
the medium of the Secretary of State, relating to the
Spanifh armament in Ferrol, fhould be laid bi.forc
the Houfc.." He thought it was extremely impor-
tant, that their Lordllips fhculd be put in potfellion
of thi, information, as it was particularly alluded to
by M. D'Anduaga, in his letter of the zzd Decem-
ber, to Lord Harrowby.

Lord I`,.IULGRAVE (bated, that the particulars
of that information were now in the COMIC of prepa-
ration, and that he hoped to be able to lay them on
the table to-morrow.

Earl SPINCER then moved for a copy of the or-
der on which Mr. Frere grounded his demand of the
prohibition of the fate of prizes in the Spanifh ports.

Lord HAWKESBURY could affitre the Noble
Earl that no order of that precife nature had ever
been tranfmitted by his Majetly's Government to Mr.
Frere. It was true, that Minifier had infirttaions to
require of the Spanith Court, that his Majelly's (hips
Mould be placed on the footing of the molt favoured
nation, and it was not impoffible but, under the au-
thority of that order he might have conceived him-
(elf jullified in making the demand which the Noble
Earl fuppofed to have direitly emanated from Go-
vernment ; but he could politively affirm that no di-
reet order of that tenor had ever been tranfatitted to
the Englifh Minifler at Madrid..
Earl SPENCER laid, that the lafl point on which
be had to trouble their Lordfhips, was not of imme-
diate urgency, as it went only to afcertain whether
the amount of the fubfidy to be paid to France, by
Spain, in confequence of the Convention of the 19th
of Oilnber, a:Q.3, was payable in French litres or
Spanith teals. It wa:: deferable that this point lhould
be afcertaincd, as it was not Bated in liufficiently
clear reruns by Mr. Five, in his correlPondence with
his Government.

Lord MULGRAVE anfwered, that Mr. Frere
had been at tnrte dillance in the country ; an cline's,
however, had i►een tent to him latt night, and he tin.
derdood he was arrived in town, although he had as
yet no opportunit y of corn muri.:atin4 with him. On
the next day be hoped he fhould enabled to latizfy
the Noble Earl on this point.
A (port converfation took place, rtlat:rg to the
fuppofed conference between M. Cevallos and Mr.
Frcre, on the Gth of March, tlio4, as antionnced in
the letter of the latter, on the preceding day, in which
two Noble Secretaries of State, and Lords Spencer,
Carlille, Darnley, and King, nude foul: lhoic obfcr-
•ations.

Lord HAWKESBURY emphatically aff.7rted,
that no correfpondence whatever, fuhfecittent to the
jth of March, was to be found ia the Fortign Office,
a elating to that fuppofed conference. There had been,
isowcver, a conference between the Spann Secretary
and the p:•rfon ailing as his Majelty's Mihiaer at the
Court of Madrid, oh the 3d of March, 1804. ; the fob-
fiance tf which was to be found in the papers which
had been on their Lordfh;ps' table. Pollibly there
might have been fame miflake on the part of Mr.
Frere, which, now that he was in town, he may be
able to ratify.

Lord KING could not fay that the explanation of
the Noble Secretary was by any means fatistaaorv,
)fition to the palllrge in tilt
ljourned till to-wurrusv.

as it was in diteB op poi
luta of Mr. Frcre.—Adj
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