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London, England, 1804-02-10 00:00:00

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PARLI4.VENTARr PROCEEDINGL

FRANCE.

HOME OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, FEE. g.
The Houle wakoccupied until pall five o'clock in balloting for
Committees to try the malts of the Petitions conspleaning oannese
cicalas' and returns for Windfor and Weymouth. One Coop
mace only. owing to the paucity of Members. was obtained. and
the following Gentlemen were appointed to invetilpte the Peti-
doe. calling in gneftioo the roman for Windkr
Hon. J. Scott Han. R. Curzon
. lion. Hem Inkalies Hon. Chapel Norton
Janus Ferrero, Erg. John Willett Willett, Eft.
Hon. Edward Lafrelles Francis Burton, EfLikwood
John Lubbock. Eft. Sir Henry Watkin
George Porter. Efq. and
ohrdre. Eq. William Baldwin.
Modes and WlElem Plena Bourne. EdirniNAONOMIL
Lord MAItSHAM Informed the Hook, that stn Wank.
Efg a Member of the Committee on the Middkles Elias°, bad
Mid In hit attendance this morning. Ha
believed the code of
Mr. Walt's dime was Indifjoitiao, and be bad. been Informed
there was a medical °adman wend* at the door, who weak'
We* Ms Hook on oath. if accelfary.
Dr. drinfinoll. a Pbyllekut, was then called to the Dor. He
dated, thst be had ree• Mr. Ws& about three o'clock; the be-
fore he had been hat for, Mr. all had been attacked by a
lent ft of doers swim. but when be hA Mm. be was f[ far
ra
conned as. In the 'piths of Dr. Armdrong, to be able to attend
in. deny In the Comnsince eat day.—An order was then node.
amino the althea of Mr. Want from the Commkese this day.
Mr. CEEILVfiIf snoved.that the order for the Heads taldag into
emdderatine, on the ell at March, the Petition counidoiniall
an
endue deal= and ream for &Wag, be
Hand, la seder to
the appalatmast of a mom &dant day. The Gentleman a&
lined u a mks for his modes, that a point of cemederable lea-
, portance, canned ed with the &Ming ‘adan, had been decided
by the Come of Salon In Scathed, spin! which deepen so ap-
' peal had been entered in the Hoofs of Loris. That appeal had
bum ordered by thdr Lardllips to be bard on the tsth of March,
of condo k became moan, dist the order for the Hon fe ballottlog
for a Comminee on the tit of Muth, theeid be difebarged, mad
the fats of the appeal ilsoldd be sicertskted. He concluded by
moving, that the order for the of et March be difdserged scuff.

PRIVATE LETTER.
Pacts, Jaw. 4.—The roads have been for roma
time coveted with raw recruits, forming part of the
levy of rso,ooo men for the years t t and is : they
are on the march every where to join their regiments.
The del ination of molt of them is either for the
Army of England, or elle for Italy, Holland, or
Hanover.
In general, the raw recruits railed by the Military
Confcription-for the two Taft years. and defignated
tky lot to form part of the Contingents to be furnifhed
by the different Cantons, obey, without refinance,
this call •to arms. Neverthelefs, in fame of the
Welters Departments, which are in feme meafure
again agitated by the war, which has been rekindled,
the New Levy of Confcripts has met with fome op:
potation, and has unfortunately opened again thofe
wounds which were healing. Old animofities and
hatreds have been-revived, and have caufed an open
refinance to the execution of the law of Military
Confcription, not only in the Department of Deux
Sevres, but alto in La Vendee. Theft fcenes have
riot only fpread alarm through thole countries, but
have alto occafioned the march of troops and military
executions. The General of Divifion GOUVION has
been charged by the Government with the fuppref
fiat of thole fymptoms of rebellion.. He has taken
the command m Chief of the troops defined for that
onterprize, and has eftablithed his head-quarters at
?Alban, in the department of La Vendee.
The public Newfpapers of that department, dated
Ste Nivofe (Dec. so) announce the palling of that
General tboough the town of Sables for Palluan in
this manner-4• When the General in Chief Goortni
entered Sables, he was fainted by the difcharp of
cameos, and almoli aU the inhabitants of the town
came forward to welcome his arrival. After receiving
the elks of the Civil and Military Confituted Au•
dimities, and conferring with the refugees, he let out
for Palluan, where he intends to eftablifh hi. Head
Quarters. Perfons who have any communications,
to make, relpeding the troubles which have taken
=there, can at him in the moll perfoft con. I
•
Colonel RIMNAIID of the Confular Guard is now
at ierbiars. An exuaordinary Military Consmiffma
hos been formed by General Gout ox, which fits at
Brollobes, and has already fentenced to death Mo•
era, formerly a Chosan Chief, for having excited
difturbances in the department of Deux Sevres, and
Josarn PIVITIAO. for being Chief and Infligator
of an Infurreeion in La Vendee 'gala the execu-
tion of the law of Military Confcription, and of
baying curled the National Gendarmerie to be fired
upon when in the execution of that duty.

&Mg:
Mr. ADDINOTON adored the Han. Gootbeosas, that in Mpg
be bad ow obioldos to des ovadoo. Thee might. however, be
'byelaw M the broads of Gartlewmt haw that port of the own-
tn. sod as miry et area were mat prefvot, be vest beg the
Hee. Oadetoos wdy toghe soda of a matte a, sod sot to
pa it et pretest. It woe akways cederwory that 'endive Sada
mods melon, and bo biped the Hos. Uesdepao would Mee
on
objedicw to edit k tit twatorrow.
Mr. CABEVIT rikesod to the propriety of what tett from the
ChatteeUor, wed pee soda he towtonow aowiediseity.
PAODUCTION Or
The Right Hon, THOMAS GRENVILLE rofe,
for the porpnfe of nuking a motion, the obit& of
which, he thought, was of fuck a nature u to pre.
elude the neceEy of giving any prefatory notice ; not
but he thought that upon almoß any oceafion fuck
prefatory notice was necefary, but that upon the pre
tent occallon the mere words of the motion would
be (efficient to hew the propriety of deputing from
the ufttal rule of giving notice. What he meant to
move was, merely for copies of aU the correfpondence
between the Secretary of State and the Lords Lice
tenants refpeaing the Volunteer force, and the other
meafores concerning the arming of the country.
which had taken place Sue the cornmeoccment of
the prefent war, and of all the papers scfpettiog the
execution thereof. which had been circulated during
that period by the fame authority. He believed that
almott all, if not all. thefe documents had been al•
ready printed ; but he withed to have them before
the Houfe in a parliamentary form. He would not
therefore detain the houfe further than to move, that
theft Papers be laid on the table, to which. as Far as
he could underftand, there would be no objettion.—
Carried nnaninsouil y.
The Wed todia Boa Bdi was reported. Li ordered to be CD"

GERMiN r.

Hmillitlloll, Jar. 26.—You may depend upon it
that Bo has demanded of the Ring of Den•
mark permiffion to occupyTonningen, Hdfum, and
fame other fea ports in Holkoops untJiiit and
lutland. and to
ilarrirnn them with French tr a peace with
England. His agents have betides declared to the
&nate of Lubeck, to the King of Sweden, as Duke
of Pomerania, and to the Duke of Mecklenburgh,
that °niers their lea ports on the Geiman part of the
Baltic were Batt mama Englilb wash. the Fait
to oaful would be under the scieffity of fending a
diviSon of she army of Hanover to prevent all dire&
trash between England and that's States. It is la
• confennence of this infolent declaration that the
Emperor of RUSSIA has ordered his troops to hold
theinfelves ready to parch. and it is generally be.
lieved, that as Porn as the feafon permits, a Ruffian'
army will arrive to rote& the neutrality of Hofttein,
the hereditary Principality of the Emperor, as •
Prince of Holflein' and the fccurity of which Rolla
has guaranteed to Denmark.
It is Grid that France hat again demanded loan&
from the King of Denmask, ham the Eleaors of
Saxony and H fe Cafe}, and from the Doke: of
Mecklenburgh • patifbiek.
Butte, ja c...i That our Court. and tilde of
St. Peterfburg mot are ferioufly alarmed at
the ambitious 'Land daily encroachments of
France, there is doubt; but having reciprocal
wrongs to revenge, mutual jeabmfies to filence. and
oppofite views to counteract, they impoliticly appre- _This
bend from each other, more than from Boma ttttt , mornin we received French and Dutch pa-
bend
their common and irrecuncileable enemy, and 'the pen by a private channel, but their cements are not
revolutionary foe to all hereditary Princes and lawful fo late as the accounts before received. Two Ham.
Governments. Envy, hatred, forpicinn, mißrull, or
burgh mails are now due, but Come private letters by
felfiffinefs, prevent therefore an union their mutual
tardy and independence demand; and which alone the call mail, given in the preceding column, will he
can prAerve the Continent from a republican ty- found very interelling.
canny and an univerfal Republic. , Yeilerday difpatches were received from the raft
Though difadvantagenus. dangerous, and impo• Indies, which were immediately forwarded to Lord
lltic to our moilarchial government, and to our Nlo- Sr. Viticsmr, at Brent Wood, in Eifel; where his
march. our bliniilers ate for the continuance of a
Lorsilhip continues very much indifpofed.
neutrality, which, in extending, per In et nefat. the
limits of our country, has enriched them. -Narrow The contents of there difpateltes have not been
minded politicians. the ',relent is for them every officially made. known. but report Rates. that they
thing: from cupidity or ignorance, they difregard 4 bring accounts of another defperate anion having
futiitity, and annihilate the cettain profp:sity of been fought between the Britilh and blahratta forces
ages to crane, for a temporary, uncertain. and dd..
honourable power, which cannot long outlive them! in the neighbourhood of Surat. which place was only
Our veteran Generals, many of whom the great faved from falling into the hands of the enemy by
Faineance judged to be as good politicians as brave the tamely arrival of the 65th Regiment to its aid.
warriors, ate, however, of a disferent opinion. It is We know not what degree of credit is due to this
raid in our diplomatic circles, that the old Field
oaA
lement.
Marthal Moccsitooarr pretented lately to the King
a memorial, ftgired by ten other high military cha. If we could credit the varinris rumours in circula•
reacts. exhibiting the real pclitical and military Lion, we would conclude, that in a few days, the
(titration of the Pruflian mom:rel. at the end t•f enemy will thew himfelf cri our mall. PI IVA!! SC.
Seo3. This memorial contains many pointed re- counts !We, that the Ft's,. Cosset. arrived at.Flufh-
marls, and revere trint-s, not very agrecaSle to our ; .
hcime , mg about ten days finer, and gave orders, in perfon,
Gallic Pluiran ilatcfmen. It pretends, that
a coma}, the late he en tet.izeous acquifnion of ter. I r cfpeeting the immediate embarkation of the forces
rival can be of no real ilr• r•gth to mit. mil,t,.ry mo. i in that port, from whence he procees!rd to Dunkirk,
narchy, %shill its re.l loppr,it, tr..at an irterellcd 1 on his way to Boulogne, where it is 11,ted everything
and injtia:cie us neut.:At), 1, trotted to recruits ;
has been in complete rcadinefs to put to lea more
becaufe of 350,1)00 rote, 11.. c 5C,0C,0 have lien an I
than a week. Through what channel this intelli.
enemy, when, at the f .me periad, nearly 0,, whole 1
of the numerous Roillair, ;strati:in. French, and ' gence has ben received we cannot learn, but it is
FAO% armies, are eptired to al: the .Ries and ',veil atterted th it the day fixed fir making the grand
dangers of war, in the fatig ,:s ~t c,:mps ,n.l ;
~;,,:•;,t has been comniuMcated to Government ;
inarclici. and to the thciar) and th: praa ice ot belt,. ; . ilia is to fay, thuuld weather and other revel' fi•ei per-
•
and of fi go,. mit. Rd-peeling the appearance of the CONSUL on
Rep •1 t 1.. y. that this performance has made a great
impretlion on our Kirz, which the late dispatches lire coati, we know, ftslea unquellionable authority,
'sum Auaiia and Raba have not diminiatcd. i that h: had not (atted the French capital yeilerday

gloried. •
Tbe %<e eg Seed can Exportatios Indemnity BIS yes mew
sated. and ordered to be reported to-ntorrow.—Adjostued.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY to
PI ICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT mar. ort.orit,
4. per Cent. Confide. snowy 554—Ditt% for ace. 554.
Resisted 564—Onsninat 3 di6
4 per Con. 7 2 ,1..0ki 5 pa C. 1111+r-New ditto 931.
PRICE OF STOCKS TF.SFERDAY s
Rink Stock t 5141 Shot Ann. 3 5-16
3 per C. Red. A. 5614 India Stock ttB4
IFpera Cam 72 C. Coat
it/ 4
o.noium Ira?. Ann.3l 9 7-I6
dif.
5 per C. Navy E s Lottery Ticker t7L 64..
5 Per a r i 1797 Conf. fee ace. 5544
Long An. t 6 7.1 f
Duman, Fla. 7.
Bank Stork .. 0. Canal, 6 per Cent. 954
34 per Cent. Gov. Delt. 66 I City Bond.. 6 per Cent...-.
5 per Cent. Goy. Das. 904 sot Etch. Dublin on London 164.

w R'.

lortalibt.. He was, however,.erpeeed to depart in
_a 01•411r/s. Our cruiztrs. Rate. that a very fufpici.
von Wnefs has been obferved to prevail along the
Fee** coaß of the Channel, forreveral days pall.
A few days ago fome of our cruizers looked into
Soulozne, but they did not dikover any confiders-
ble addition to the force previoufly obferved there.—
There are a good many brigs in the new bacon to
the weltward of the Pier Head. It did not feem as
if there was any intention of an immediate attempt.
The delay which has difappointed the espeaation of
many, inflead of proving that the fcheme is laid afide,
renders it more likely than ever. The alarms hither-
, to given we bare generally defpifed, becaufe they
were evidently premature ; but in proportion as the
enemy have had time to mature their preparations,
the probability of the attempt being made incrsafas,
and the vigilance of Government will increafe in the
fame degree.
Yeßerday intelligence was received in town, that
an embargo had been laid on all veal. at Bourdeaoe,
aad that all the merchantmen at that place, to the
number of about so, had been taken into the fervice of
the Republic. The fame accounts Rate, that there
are about sso Rat bottomed boot at Bourdeaus, and
that much aaivity was employed in fitting them out.
' Whatever may be the intentions of the Flair Cos.
tut, we are confident our Government will not .be
taken by forprise. We know that Miniften are well
informed of the Rate of the enemy's preparations, and
that the bell means have been adopted to defeat them.
It is now fome time fince our Rate of defence might
rbe confidered as being complete ; and the boaß of
the French Government, that their Sore prelims an
ireafrost to this country hews that they are not with.
out their apprehenfions, that the threat of invanon
may be turned again& themfelves. The nature of
the preparations now carrying on in our ports hem
to point that way, and it is not impoffible that Come
work may be foes cut out for the French in a quer.
ter where they but little expea it. The Crew's, of
guns, befides feveral other verde of fmaller Rae,
have been ordered to be fitted out as troop (hips im.
mediately.
About one thoufand infantry will be embarked in
a day or two at Portfmouth for Ireland.

Yebrave at haltpall twelve o'clock, her Ma-
MITT. and Princeffes AUGUSTA. ELIZABSTA, MA•
RV; and Sormia, came to St. James's Palace, from
the Qxsan's Horde.
About two o'clock, her MAJISTT and the Pats-
cassis entered the Drawing Room, which Inks at-
tended by their Royal Highneffeb the Dukes of
CuM Di Rear, CA DI 'talc a, and Gm:it:curse;
Princes SOPHIA of GLOUCISTRI I Princefs C•STIL.
stcaxa ; the Archbilhop of CA m aaaa uar I the Loan
CHAINCILLOR the CHANOIIIOI of the Excitsoyea I
the SSCSITAIIIIIS of ST*7l; their Excellencies the
APIESIC•N. IMP SIIAL, RUSSIAN, NA•POLITAN, WIS.
TSSISBRO, POtTOO USSR, and SPANISH Awsbaffadorr.
Dolicv—Nor rant, Portland, Athol, and Mantra&
Duarars.--Mootrore,Dowager Leeds, and Sonserfet.
Margulies—Thailand and Clreeno.
M amigo:AA:6.-4mb, Headfort, Ore Downidro,Saidtery,
and DonegaL
Parls--ithrera, Harcourt, Cbcderfield, Uxbridge, Plfe, memo,
Effingham, Clarendon, Wedmore-land, Romney, Mecartney, Pom-
fret, Saniwiela, Spencer, biortbiunytoo, DMA Clarendon, DUes
ley, and Monist Edgeoenbe.
Counteffew—Arlefbuty, Cardigan, Home" Harrington, Mor-
nington, Wks Mansfield, Lludterfieid, fdaceleafield, Effingham,
Liverpool, Cb:thatn, Uxbridge. Dowager Elks, Buekingbandldre,
Roklyn, Monon, Daruky, Syarrow, Dartmouth, Clonmell. and
Ely
Vikoonta—
kid Llascrick.

Somerville, Falmouth, Bulkeley, Cattle:milt,

F. Cattlercagh, Mamoru, Limerick, and

Lunfdak
Lords-.-Walftrigham, Sondes, Sodley, Bolton, Willoughby de
Broke. Auckland, Sam, Hawke(bury, Man, Hobart, St. He-
len's, Kenyon, Arden, C. &mulct, Bayning, and Noethwick.
Ledles—Caltharpe, Cranky, Suedes, Howard, Sadler, Lang-
ford, C. Paget, M. Parker, J. Tbynne, A. Thynne. T. 'fhynne.
M. Taylor, Howe Hcpcan, C. Johron, Auckland, Dangles,
She Meld, Hawkefls:try, M. Elentinek, C. Durham, Dunk, Dacre,
D..lawar A. Carpenter. S. Carpenter, M. Sutton, C. Jenkinfon,
G. Cecil.' St. John Arden, Norte, M. Puke, Blaney, E. Alm-
ander, C. Souneriet, Metcalfe, Narthwhk, Hobart, Medium,
C. Darner. Pelham, Sefton, Gknbervie, Alvanky, Kenyon, A.
Cumberland, Stewart, M. Wynyard, C. Stanhope, Cartsegk,
and Wynne.
Bilhops—Durham, Ely, St. Aleph. Chefter. and EZeta.
Barons—Lentbe, Nolken, and Count Tbitik,
Colonels—De Grey, Roberts, Beaumont, Jenkanfoo, Hope,
Stanhope, Eden. and MQLsarrie.
Major Deibruw.
Captains—Knight, Raisersfield, Wingfield, and Johnfton.
Rev. Dra —King and Morgan.
Slra—D. Carnegie, D. Murgan, H. Strachey, W. W. Wynne,
j.Ordc, J.Collington, B. Watson, and J. Wheeler.
Generals—Porn:, Carleton, Modes, Brownrigge, St. John,
Calvert, De Lance!, and Sr Clair.

Atindralo•Knicht an 1 Nugent.
judge Martial, and Advocate General.
Wagon, Show, Vllikra, Townfend, Addington,
Raoinfon, Edney, York, Herber, Auft, Ryder, H. Browne,
Smith, Fawkv Der. PWIle, C. Smith, A. Pierrepoint, Neville,
Windham, Grey, A. Stanhope, W. Ihmdas, H. Addington, Sar-
gent, and Talbot.
Miftreff.:...-.1 failings. Imhoff, Garcore, Hublina. Carleton,
Frernsmok, Manna, Cianbc, Fiber, Ikaumunt, Law, P. chili,
Lemaifire, lorke, C. Yorke, Sparrow, Arbuthnot,
Lloyd, Windham, Barrington, Dough", Malcolm, Fox, Pantos
Lynn, Stanhope, Abbott, and Newbolt.
hfiffm—Gough, Garth, Whitworth, x iliablins. a Carleton',
Coombe, Law. s Irby% Knight, Sumer,'lk, a Fdrrt, Ltunfoy,
Sparrow, Smyth, 2 Wheelers, s Col Union", Neville, Aldii.gron,
cr. TownQund, Stanhope, %iv atfoo,a Carnegie', H. Wynne,
and Poole.
The fdlosing were prefentctl to her I.fajlttr :-
1 at'sy Dolt to, by Vilcountch Caftkrea h,
I.R MAIST as, try her Mother,thr throne& Nathan,
Q.unt Tallititt, by the Imperial AmbatLider,
lady M. SUTTON. by the Lady in Waking,
Mt*. N t w BOLT, en Mr Wing appoint.' au attendant at her Ma-
jelly . 11,,iihamner, Ivy the Fawley
M. Puot.e by the Mareltioncfs of Downibire,
The Rev. Dr. Morgan, by Mr. Addington
Milo H lilt r WvMl4 I. by her Maher,Lady Wynne,
?.life Si AMNON', by Lady Charlotte Stanhope,
It WATIP2II. by the Cour.teft of It arrington,.ind
'1 on Mils C is', by their, Xiotio r, Lady Cor.:J.*.
About 6.e o'clock her Majesty, aad the Paiv•
(-tsar', ldt the Palace for the ken's Houle to

dirner.
Although the Ktwo did not attend the Drawing
yett‘iday, we have thu plcaf.re to lay Li:
Al a /TT enjoys pedea health.