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HOUSE OF LORDS. JULY I.

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SLAVE, TRADE.
ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE, COMMITTEE
ROOM, NEW LONDON TAVERN, CHEAPSIDE,
JULY 2, 1814.
THE COMMITTEE take the earliest oppprte..
nity of reporting to their Fellow-countrymen, both with
satisfaction 244 sraticu4e, the following Answer of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE IitIORMT to the Address of the Honour-
-able House of Commons, viz. •
" You MAY •ItLY ON MT UMRiMILTTING ERIRTIOMI TO
GIVE riTICT TO. YOUR TIM! FOR TIM ABOLITION OF 7.11 Z
ITASCARM TRAM 2:'
Combining this, his Royal Highness's most gracious Answer,
- • with the language spoken unanimously in the Addresses of the'
two other honourable branches of the Legisla ure on this subject,
the Committee ca not but persevere In the recommendation,
(but with more earnest solicitations than ever), that no relaxa-
tion may take place but that the voice of the People may
continue to be expressed by Petitions to both Hoosee.ot Parlia-
ment, by which it may appear, that in `this great question 'of hu-
manity, justice, and religion, the WHOLE NATION, hi.
cioding its Rulers. may be found to be but ONE PEOPLE;
so that his Majesty's Ministers may be supported to the utmost
possible extent, in any Negotiations whir& they any deem it
expedient to enter into, either with France individually, or at
the ensuing Congresi at Vienna.
Signed by order of the Cottirnitteet
THOMAS CLARKSON,-Cbalrman.

[From the American Commercial Advertiser.]
• OFFICIAL.
LIST OF THE NAVAL FORCE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
--, 74, building at Portsmouth, N. H. . •
74, building at Charlestown, Mass. •
, 74, building et Philadelphia.
President, 44, New York ;'John Rodgers, Captain.
Uni•ed States, 44; New Londan, Stephen Decatur, Captain.
Constitutinn,"44, cruising, Charles Stewart, Captain.
Guerrier, 44, building at Philadelphia.
Java, 44, building at Baltimore.
Colunib,a, 44, building at Washington.
Constellation, 36, Norfolk, under sailing orders, Charles Gordon,
. Captain.
Congress. 96, Portsmouth, N. H. fitting, John Smith, Captain.
Macedonian, 36, New London, Jacob Jones, Captain.
Essex, 82, cruising, David Porter, Captain.
Adams corvette, 24, cruising, Charles Morris, Captain.
John Adams, do. 24, cartel to Gottenburgh, Samuel Angus,
Master COrernandant.
Alert sloop, 18, New York, guard-sbip. • • • .-
Hornet, ditcp, 18, New London, James Biddle, Captain.
Wasp, dittb, IB' Portsmonth, N.H. under sailing orders, John-
. ston Blakely, Master Commandant.
Frolic ditto, 18, cruising, Joseph Bainbridge, Master-Com
mandant.
Peacock, ditto, 18, New York, Under sailing orders, Lewis
• Warrington, Master-Commandant.
Erie, ditto, 18, Baltimore, ready for sea; Charles C. Ridgeway,
. Master Commandant.
Ontario, ditto, 18, l3altimore, Robert T. Spence, Master-Com-
mandant.
Arens, ditto, 18, Washington, fitting for sea.
Louisiana, ditto, 16, New Orleans, D. T. Petterson, Master-
Commandant, Commanding 01fier.
Essex Junior, ditto 16, cruising, John Downs, Master-Coat.
Greenwich, ditto, 16, cruising.
F.ins tomb brig, New Orleans.
Troop brig, 16, Savannah, guard-ship.
:byren ditto, 10, cruising, G. Parker, Master Commander.
Rattlesnake ditto, 14, cruising, John Ocreighton, Master Corn.
Entirpnze ditto, 14, cruising, James Renshaw I lent. Com.
'Caroline schnoncr,ll, Charleston, (S. C.) J.U. Henity, Master
Commander.
Norma, brig, IS, Charleston, (S.-C.) Lawrence. Kearney, Lieu-
_ tenant Co:nmantivr.
usi rED STATCS'•NAVAL FORCE OM Tnt LAKYII.
General l'i'ce ship, 24 gens, LakeOntarle, 1. Chauncey, Corn.
Madison .14, 20, Ontario, W. M. Crane, Master Commander.
• Onega hr g, 16, Ontario, Brown, Lieut. Commander.
Sylvia sc!„lmer, 14, ditto, M. C. Woolsey, Mast. Commander.
:00eart•or Tompkins schooner, 6 ditto, ht. Char Elliott, Mid'
shii man Commanding.
-11 a •••itioit schooner, 8, Odtarie.

.Gruwl.r stbonn r, 5. ditto.
Pat c ioner, 3, ditto, Samuel W. Adam% Lieut. Con-Inandinge
Conquest schogner, 3, ditto, Henry Wel s, Lieut. Commanding.
FAT American schooner 2, do. Wolcott Chauncey, Lieut, Com.
Ontario ectirion,r, 2, ditto, John Stevens, Sailing Master.
• Asp schooner, 9, ditto, Philander A. Jonis, Licht. Commanding.
Jolla schooner. 2, ditto.
Elizabeth sc:,o.uter. 2, -ditto.
lady of the I.ake schoouer, 1, -.ditto, M. P. Mir, Sailing Muter.
Mary bomb, ditto. •
Lawn lice brig, 18, Lake Este, hue D. Eriott, M. C. Comman-
ding Officer.
Niagara b. ig, IS, Lake Elie, 1.4 e D. Elliott, M. C. .Comman-
ditig Officer.
Niagara brig, 18 ti;tro.
Queen Charlotte ship 211, Erie.
roit o. du. do.
•Capured from the enemy.
Hunter brig •
IQ do.. -
Lady Prevost sloop 14 do.
Caleddnia brig, 2 ditto.
Ariel schooner, 4 ditto.
Somers ditto, 2 dim. • •
Scorpion iiitto; 2 dittii.
Porcueue ditto, 1 ditto.
Tigresi ditto, I.4itto.
sloop, 8, Lake Champlain, Thomas Macdonough,
M. G. commanding officer.
Ma/armory sloop, is, Lake Champlain.
Conk. Prehle esillCl, S. ditto-
GUN-BOATS, BARGES, •
New Orleans, 6 gun-boats, 5 barge,, builing—schooners, Plying
Fish, Sea Horsesloop 1 ickler.
Georgia, 3 guat-boats, 6 barges, buildiue.
Charlestown, S. C. 2 qua-boats, 6 barges, equipped; 6 ditto
building—schooner Alligator.
Wilmington, N. C. 6 gunboats, 1 barge, etriipred, and 6.bolld-
ing ; Thomas N. Gamier, Acting Lieutenant Cuinnianding
Mori.
Norfolk, 23gunaboata, I barge equipped ; 10 building—i, bomb,
Joseph l'arbell, Captain Commandant.
Potomack, 3 gun-bous, 3 barges, equipped ; I hvlldinip4aebott-
ners Scorpion, Hornet; cutter Asp. • r ocis
Baltinwre, 1 gun-boat, IS barges, equipped, 10 Waft; 1
pihn.biut.
Delaware, 19 gun-boats, 6 barges, equipped; bisch alearmad
I IX:WOW. • 1j.....
New York, 311 gun-boats. A
Lake Champlain, 9 gen-boats, 0 barges, equipped; 11,110111110 g.
New Lendoo, 2 gun-boats.
Newport, 7 gun-boats.
New lle4lord,'2 gun-beats.
Bostt,:i, 2 gan-boats-
Newburyport, 2 gun-boats.
Portsmouth, N. H. 6 gun-boats.
Navy Department, hisy 14441f1t4.

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WTILIAM ,1071111.

PA 12L14 MENT.dRr P RUL.E4DINGS.

At two o'clock the House met, and proceeded in State to
Carlton House, .with the Address to the PRINCE REGINT...—
When t.ty returned, the LoanCHANCILLOR communicated the
Ain% yr inalloyal Highness, slier Which the,House adjourned
during pleasure.
As Ave o'clock they resume* when the Royal Assent 'was
given by Conitithslon so the 46,000,000 and .C 1 ,500,000.Exche-
qui 04. ihßpoo the Irish Auction Ducks Bill, to the Irish' Ee-
-1 o t and Impon•Thry Regulation Bill, to the Michaelmas Quer.
r nt-sions 44nlation 13111, and to several /Nitrate Bills. The
• Cmstrnlesismera were the Lean Citswerai.oa, the Archbishop
aitaintv,and tort! BATIIORST.
Ihe Army. Pnat Money Bill was read a third time and
„ .
Pa"l'
The Duke of Oteucesraa, Lord HOLLAND, Millard Bo-
aiNGDOti, presented station's Petitions against the shiverNlip.
Mr. beijvant Pau. attrrdpd as Coattail on baster certain
reruns who had petitioned against the Milstein Elecion Bill
r—`iinne doubts arose as to tbe'proptl.ty hearing the Coposcl,
pike was iu consequence ordered not'to attend again tin lartber
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Orden. When the Counsel baill witlidniwn, Lord LAODZIRDALit
moved ter a Committee to esquire into precedents..—Ordered.
The Irish Loan Bill, the Irish Stamp Duties Bill, and the
Overseers of the Poor Bill, were severally committed.
The Report au tbr Child Stealliqr Bill was postponed till
r Monday. The farther consideration of the Highway Bill was
deferred. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Soon after three o'clock (the SPEAKER having
taken the Chair),
Lord QEORGE BERESFORD appeared at the
Bar, and informed the House that'the Committee
appointed by the House had waited on his Royal
,Highness the PRINCE REGENT, to. know when his
Royal Highness would be pleased to receive the Ad-
dress, when lth Royal Highness had been graciously
pleased to fix half-past three o'clock that day.
The -CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
as the time that had been fixed by his' Royal High-
ness-was approaching, moved that the House should
adjourn until half-past four o'clock, to which hour
the House' adjourned accordingly.
A little before five o'clock the SPEAKER re-
sumed the Chair, and inforined the House that the
House had waited on his Royal Highness with the
'Address, to which his Royal- Highness had been
pleased to return the following most gracious answer:
...-GINTLZHEN—I thank you for this dutifid and loyal Ad-
dres, and for your congratulations on the conclusitin of Peace.--
Mylatisfaction on this happy occasion is greatly augmented by
the haowlndge that those glorious events which have this ter-
minated in the blessing of Peace, Ire mainly attributable, under
Pitovioxtice, to the "valour of my troops, and the firmness with
'which Parliament has seconded their efforts. You may rely on
•my utmost exertions to promote your wishes with respect to the
Abolition of the Slave Trade."