Star.
London, England, 1803-03-15 00:00:00

The Chair wilt he &tee preafely et Oese'Chei.

TO BREWERS, 1 nSTII.I..hItS, ter..
TO be Sold, three far.. oncf-haiid COPPERS ;
one of 6o Barrels one of 90, and iustoof rs,with Dooms,
betidesa Variety of adler Sizes.—Atiply to William Puerile',
Goldwin, and Co.'s Mantrfadtories, Nu 57.46 and 47. Shoe-lant,
Fleet-ft:et, anc4No. 93,4touudfditch,. London, where Gentle-
men nuy be fupplicd with every Article In Copper for home and
foreign Trade,ionfiderably lower than the ufual Prices.
N. B. Buildings covered with Copper, and vo4 and (ober
Workmen (wt el any part ache Country to do Repairs,

AN irriiiiii*TisELTETC7

TO B SOLD

THE COLLIERY .of BA LLYCASTLE. pn
the Sea (Malt of the County of Amiga, (in Iceland.)
The Colliery is of very coublerable ettriat, and contains a
valt fund of very fine Coal, which hitherto his tom imper-
feely worked.'
There arc Lands annexed. engaMing upwards of axoAeres
Arable, and txo Paiture, Plantai&in htedure ; and if payer
quantity lhould be required, the Purchafer may be accommo•
dared with other Lands contiguous.
This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of any Gen-
tleman or Company difpoied to purchafe fuch Property.
Applications to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart, F.fq.
Attorney, Mariborough.itreet, Dublin; or to Alex. M'Neille,
Ballyealtle, who will give every neediary information rcfpccl-
ing dm Title, &c.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS.
Exempt from the Aud'clon duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament.
On Thurfday, March ty, at Four o'Clock,
MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public
Salc, at their Warehoures. No. 78, Qieen•itreet, the
Mowing ASSORTMENT of BarrisH PIECE GOODS:
asoo Pieces Balafores
soon Lapet, &e. Shawls
3000 -- Book Mullins and Handkerchiefs
3400 Jammers
Sono - Satin, figured, and plain Cambric.
4000 Tambours, Lappets, and japans
400 Cold End Jacronets,
4000 Plillicat and Madras Handkerchtell
Soo %things, Ste.
aoo --- jeans, Velverets, &Moles, &c.
don Nankcens, Dewlaps, Sce.
zoo Woollens
To be viewed as above. Two Moak! Prompt.
M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker.

STOKESLEY, YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Iiy Meff. JAQVES,
(To be peremptorily fold) by Order of the Trultem of James
Branum Pierfon, Efq. at °areaway's Coffee-hunfe, Champ-
alley, London, on Monday, March 211, at 12, in to Lots,
VALUABLE and very improvable FREE-
' HOLD ESTATES, conlifting of the Manor and Demefne
of &iodide Abbey, adjoining Stokelky ; compelling a Farm of
Acres,with an excellent honk sod Inslicilngs,tortedter with
Stokelley and Bafedale Moon, containing upwards of low
acres, of which Bco acres are lit for immaliane cultivation. re-
puted to afford the molt abundant geode heating of any in the
North, and a peat plenty of other game, sod a coal mine, fup-
pcled very moadaable, at a fossil dials= from the navigable
river Tees, near its inilux to the Ocean. Alto key acres of
rich Meadow, with the Three Tuns Plablic-Isonfe, and another
Hoeft, in the town of Stolteiley; and a rams at Nuntborpc,
within three, miles of Cleveland Poet, containing by acres,
with a Farm-boufe and buildings, and three Cottages.
Mr. Caylerfon,ofStoiceky will hew the Eltates,and printed
Par Indus may be bad of him, Mr. Powell, and the Bleak
Swan, Stokelley; at the Golden Lion, Northallerton ; the
I Tavern, in York; &hod in London, of Mr. Mooney, in Wood.
itrect, Chespddc; at °areaway's; and of Meffrs. Jacques,
I Land Surveyors, Hatton-garden.

ST. CRDIX, DANISH WEST INDIES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By hdr. IVILLOCE,
At Certainty's Cedfee-hoefe, in Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
We&day, the :6th of March, at Twelve o'clock.
(By order of the guest= et the late Proprietors.)
THE SUGAR PLANTATION called BEES-
TON HILL. Stamm One Mlle and a Half front Barad,
the Capital tithe mad. with about Ninety-one Negroes of all
deferiPkics. a pa Stoat of Cattle, and every other requillte
for the admissions emspetiatt of the Mate. which cassias
of about One Hundred and Pik, Acres of means Land, In
Sugar and Proration Droesds, a very fmall Portion but what
is validate el its hind.
An maim DWELIANO HOUSE In one oldie pleases:ft
and malt healthy Sitsations in Me Weft Indite; Wind-saill,
Dellarberfs with Two Seta of Coppers, Curing-hook, Ma-
late, Ilseelvereallsns Cellar, Two Stills, Throe Stall Stable,
Cesch•heade, and ether detached Offices; the whisk is good
14C•
Porehafe; to have Potsdam on the ft of Se dos.
The flats lam the Advantage da emiliderable ffim; of Isis
Dania Welty% Loan, and rafemble Mae k propefed far
the Payment- of the Pardee Money by Miltelnlente whkda
sus he varied ; and the Panisibes sf the Secarity melted,
aumm fait thaof ash popalng to bid far
this Mim, by ' (mennetr then Ten Days preceding
the Sale,/ to r. Paton. Seelimet's Inn Ines-Amet, of
whim Printed Pardmilere eney be bed alff; of Mr. Vander.
mash; •)tfodsopy-emst, Teererilli; and of Mr. Willock,
Oeldensfarare.
TO Bs SOLD BY AUC rioN. by THOMAS SPARES.
On Tburfday, March tit, dos,
At Mr. Merrill's, Sierwell, near Ldften,
ALL the MATERIALS fared from the Ship
YOUNO FIitgDERICK, from Copenhagen, booed to
St. Creix„_ see tons berttsen, cassfakins et Sails, Ropes, Stand.
iteg andßunning_itiaing. Aachen, Cahies, Ike. Together
with *war& of Twenty Tons of New Ropes, In cells, from
two to tight inches in circumference, caleplated far the rigging
alma and large Wilds. And the two following days, at the
i Whits Hare Inn. Leine.. wRI be fold, the Cargo of the fold
Sai,
spy Pieces of Sikhs Linen. containing pus yards
'tat Pieces ditto ditto, 4104 yards.
S Pieces ditto ditto. sec yards.
ill Ditto DagnalkilETalde Linen.
%Woo Manaktasred
so Deem of Rapper Stmt.
so Roues liZztotriting Paper.
Is Boxes of Candles.
600 Dubs at White and Coloored Thread.
ism Places et White Tape.
80000 Barrel Stayer.
150 Gabes of Cathie beady
go Barrels el Beer.
• Anken of Vinegar.
1$ Dam of Wine. is tenet beta.? French and
6S Dime ditto, ls pint bottles S Portugal.
Awl mass ether Arsielaa, is WA Leta, for the crave-
time of perelaws
The Goods may be viewed on Monday, Touiday. and Wed-
s/May moan the fele, by applying so Mr. Kynteell, at
Le flon derefaid ; or Mr. Dyeter, at AMlonrgit.
N. B. Sale to heels ask lay at Ten Whoa. ad Catalogues
dlibibeted In doe time.--Catalegoes saw ago be had on the
12th dlem Cowie. No. p. RiOsrpfseare.

TMagiftrAtes of Stilling, having been ap.
THE
plied to by leveral refpeelable Deniers io Cattle, to pm.
mire a e.novenknt Slftendon in the Neighbourhood of Stirling.
for holding the Annual Tryfta, In plate of tbt Stcnhoufc Muir,
neat Falkirk: have agreed with the Tackfmen of the Kir:ea
"ark, of Stirling, during the Currency of their Leak, bring
Nineteen Viers after Marttrimal lag.

The King a Park has been examin-rt very minutely by a
flambee of ti.e Cattle Dealers, and fo.ind to be a molt
Place, and well adapted fora Omit Msrket. It Rands in an
elevated fituation, and Is well watered.
As there b plenty of Paft.ire in And shoat the Neighbour-
hood of Stirling, this mat be sno her inducement to Cattle
Dealers, as a Situation for the Annual Tryits.
The Town of Stirling is within a Quenon of* Mile of the
Park, and has excellent AccommncLation for Traveller..
The Park will be opened for Dealers at the Firft Tryft In
Auguft next, being the xdThefday of that Meawh.
For the ..ncuuragensent of Cattle Dealers, the Magiltrate, of
Stirling have agreed to give them the Stance at the Park Fred
of Cullom, fur the firß Three Tsars.
Stirling, March 3, 1803. _

HORSES STOLEN
DOWNEND, NEAR BRISTOL, Muth s, trop
WHEREAS on Saturday morning. fome per- '
fan or perfons forcibly broke open the Stable of Mr.
lkodis, at Downcast, In the Pandit& Mangotsfield, and Con!, ty
of Oloncefter, and flute thereout a Bay Hsekoey Geld zsg, mar
Is hands high, riling fever years -old, with a (mall (tar on the
forehead, a (mall blemith on the el if eye, • fnip on the auk, ra-
ther !moats in the ncck, with a blood tail not
Alfa front the fame Stable, at the fame time, a Black Herfe;
calculated for a gig, or a heavyiweight ; riling (even years
Mort head, two white heels behind, a (mall blue down the a.l
, fare, has been nicked, and has a complaint in the fore legs
called the mallenden, if not hid.
Alfo, Three Saddles and Four Bridles ; the maker's name
on the beft faddle, Bayly, BARG'.
Whereas, alto, fame perfon or perfons on the time morning,
forcibly broke open the Stable of Mr. Chas. Emmett. at Down-
end iforefa'si, and flak tlinvout a Black Hackney Mare,nick'd,
fix yeah old. near z 5 handsdbrnc inches high, one foot behind
white, and a (mall blemlat on the off foot behind.
Whocvirr will difeover the above-mentioned Marfa, fo that
'hey firall tn. had again, ihall receive a Reward of TWENTY-
FIVE POUNDS, by applying to Mr. Charles Emmett.
And a fun ben Reward caci convidl ion of the offcr.der or offers-
das of FIVE POUNDS for each Horfe, over and above what
is allowed by Ad of Parliament, on application to the Said Mr.
Chas. Emmett, Treafurer to the Downend Affectation for the
Profecution of Felons WILLIAM HARMAR, Solicitor.
N. B. The (hoes on the Hotfes are marked D.
If any Landlord or Hark-keeper has Len any thing of the
/Torr.., Bridle", Saddles, lee. they ate regindlcd to diredt to
the above-mentioned People a Lettertdthe Polt-Office, BriftoL
Alfo at the fame date, a Bay Gelding, near is hands high,
rather low in condition —Any pram Laying purchatcd, CT Ices
purchafed, the above, &all be entitled to ;be fame reward.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen
frequently fuller great pecuniary inconvenience from
want of knowing Come refpcdtable channel through whole tae.
diem they may be accommodated with temporary or perma-
nent Sums of . a! Para= le peffelion of Incomes trif-
le' from Freehold. OopfioM, or Ledehold Mates. In Land
orHoufes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,Marriage Set-
tlements, Widows Monne, a Patent AnnuitkThees Ckr-
gymeses Livings, or any othaineome for certain Life, may
be (applied with temperer? era Sums pomander of Macey to
any moons, by paying an adequate Annuity lotereß for the
fame. redeemable any dine at their own option. The Nobility
and Gentry of known property may be accommodated on their
pafonal Security. Perked applications will be received every
day till three o'clock. and Letters front Cerrefpoodets in tows
creamery (peat paid) wanks tannediately assfwered. addreffed
to Marrs. Harris and Co. at their Annalty Rank. Ne. 9. Gast
Suffolk -facet, Charing Creek

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perfons in the PoteffiOn of Income s,ari fing
from Preeliold,Copyhaid, or Leafeboid Eases, In Land
or Honks, Money in the Funtb, Rent Cbuies , Marriage Set-
tlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent lolaceemphureb
Livings, 4 any other caudn Imam for Life, may belbpptisd
with temporary er permanent Buns of Money to any amount,
by paying Annuity inters& for the Law..
The Nobility and Gentry of batmen property, sr thelr helm
may be, accommodated on Chair perfeeslfiairley; and In say
(silence where the de& focally ce an hadividml may bs
deamedinfedßeient, the addition of another paten to guarantee
the payment of the Wendt, will remove the °bindles ; and in
all cafes, privilege will be visa to the Public, to return the
principal at their own opdon.....Perfonalspplinttless will be re.
Mired every day till fear o'clock, and Letters awn Con-4pm.
' dents In town and eassery,(paft paid) will be Immediately an.
livered, addreffed to the Diredsrof the Knlghtihridge Bank, at
his town-houfe, No 8, Lower jobs.areet, Oolden.fqtrare.

IILOOM. or WHITE, CEPHALIC SNUFF`;
.1.4 prepared wholly from Lambdas* Pugh& Hams; In waft
complaints of the Head. parties/arty the COMIDIOII Head *c,
It feldoni fops giving Immediate aft, and, If perfitted in, pH*
vents returns ; no loaner is It taken than its made us fek, by
worming the nettuas fyltatt. Relieves Lows& of lipid% Pits
of every hind. Nervous Weeders, Gliddinsfs, Faintssefs,Swbas
Mg of the Had, Leda:glee, Drowinefs, Loa of •
sad Paralytic Ceingisists, Dim& of the &yes and
nets that have been hmsmenbk bitterns of its great gamy.,
The Wary cosmos loaf dogma the Head and Stnmenk. may,
In a Moe degree. be prevented, by mixing it with a Ink of this
White Saul% it corrcdb fad air, thereby prevents the taking
of infedlious Maks; price as. Id. the bottle, ditty branded.
Man. Dkey and Co. Bow atarels-yard, Leaks, are sp.
polnibd the only wholefaie Venders, and rosy be bad emelt of
the fellimelsg Venders of Patent Waring, Moore, No.
Great Itulfcil-arset, Covent-Oardan ; Stringer, No. 4, an 4
Withers, No. 225, Strand; tekk, 30, Haymarket; Wade.
13, Old Bond.ftreet, sod a 63, Fieet4treet ; Wad, 324, and
Parfait. 23T, Holborn; Germ, e 32, Ozford4reet ; and at
inelt Vend. ft of Medicines in the linked ICiagdoma

FOR TI IR TEETH AND GUMS.
THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jamb Menet, Dem
tin to her Maje*y and the Primed Wales. tremead. furrier.
bath in dega—nee and dilate?. te any thing libbers* made are of;
they win offedtually referee the Teeth in a found Rate. men to
old ; will render these white and beautiful without die kan
the Enamel, falls belt as are look. keep feel u errs
already deemed from bemoan work, prevent the Tootk-aa.
ewe the Seamy in the Maw, and inake than grow
and dude to the Teeth. They I;kewife render the Bryn*
dellattefT fwmt, and remedy an thole Dilbrders thee are the
etammonee of Smerstie Gams and bed Teeth.
V order to prevent the tontelidens doily reedited by memos
counterfeiting the above mentioned lengblithed Medicines.
the knowing wards are (by perroillion) engraved in the Ilan.
J.I4IIMrt.PAYLEYBt BLEW.COCRSPUR-SCR FIT."
and none are iambs but what have rho& weeds metered in
the Bun". sod are &Libel with the words. Bar ear and Btu.
Ceekfonr-itreet, London." patted as the beck of each Betels
and Boa. Anti all Venders of the above Medidoes are hereby
informed, that counterfelbn4 the Ramp I. inky.
The Elf ace and Dendfrice arc fold Wholeiale and Retabby
Balky and Blew, Cushfrarditeet. LOIbil" pike as 9d soh.
alainehtded.
X The Publre are ref"tfuny nett red aplefi Imies do.
I mired by (Furious C.wirok .ons (at a Fidler appionsto) fI
nada the appellation of geIIICOCOCC of Pad

TO THE PROi'IIIFTORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
La) it 4 AND 1-ENTI fMrs,
r Et: leave r. !iseetfully to make knOwn to ;'nu
iotc: tion of u:itring myri.lf &1./Candidate to fuo:eed to
tLe ra, ale.; in 0..:e Court of Di-edors, after rte
Fie::: it in Aped n. r, :inl I fhall enthraite an earl 7 Orperttl-
- . • r • •. yaur tufrra
!• •• r!:,• ex:, nfive knowledgt of your
Sot:lt mr• ilure to :rrote ow attertion rt. your
I . will, I trufl., ftifficiently juitify my preen-
f,• to Vo.! • eon:Mtn:v..
vot:r opiriott place me In that hooourahle Gtua•
t: on, tl., Cnnipny's -oeelfire and prefperity roan form the ton-
t' ant o!,'iot nf my zee! folicitude, which will belt evince
Icy C.r your furport.
I hare the honour to be with the greaten refpedt,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Tour !nod. obedient, and devoted humble (errant.
l'lmad-itreet Eeiidings, JOHN JACKSON.
I.nndon, the 9th Feb. IBc3.

P4RL/ PROCEEDINGS.

Mould be hquiJatel, and the chfciirity to which'
Minitiers frid reinced him, by tl,e old applicatiou
of his property, fho ild ceafe in nature.
Lord PLLIIAM r fe again to (late precifely, that
the objeift of the b.:l was to anticipate the operas
tion of the arran zemeuts made in tysic, for the
liquidation of his Royal Highneli's debts, and not
for the difcharge of any dAts which his Royal
Highnefs might have ft.ce incurred.
Earls CARNARVON and Moms feveraily ex-
plained.
Lord HOBART would not trouble their Lord.
(hips with any ohfervations, and Ihould merely
fay, that if the Noble Lord (Moira) would read
the hill itfelf, he would find it to comprehend his
Lorcifhip's utmoll willies.
The Earl of Sur FOLK regretted that the Prince
of Wales had nut cape: ienced fuch liberality as he
was jiiftly entitled to. This would be evident from
a comparifon of the allowance of tas,oool. made
to his Royal Highnefs's grandfativr, with that
made to his Royal Highnefs hilifelf, amounting
only to 133,0001. When Noble Lords alto con&
dered the material difference of the times, and that
the value of money was at lealt twofold greater
than it is at prefent, he had no hefitation in laying,
that the Prince of Wales's income was inadequate
to defray his neceffary expences, much lets to re-
(lore him to thofe comforts and that fplendonr
which the Heir Apparent fhould enjoy and rap-
port, and which the dignity of the country itfelf
demanded.
The bill was read a fecond time, and the Houk
adjourned.

HOUSE OF LORDS. WINDAY, MARCH re.
The Ira Stamp Duty Bill, the kith Chalking Bill. the Ma-
rine Mutiny Bill, the leilb Duty Bill, and four private Bills,
were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Alexander. Mr.
PirMouckton, Mr. Howard, and others, relented and mad
a fief time.
An Appeal was peremptorily ordered to be beard on Thud-
day nest.
The fecund reading of the Prince of Wales's
Annuity Bill was moved by Lord Pelham, who.
raid, that the object of the bill was to enable his'
Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales to anticipate
the enjoyment of the comforts, the honour. and
dignity, which the arrangements made in t7os
for the liquidation of his Royal Highnefs's debts,
would neceffarily poltpone for four years more—
he was confident that Noble Lords felt with him HOUSE OF COMMONS.
the propriety of giving wto the Heir Apparent of oe:du: a nted. onrd tine
of Mr. Brno, he
to the
Lord Kenfington Paving Bill,
the Crown AD eftablilhment fuitable to his high was
Evrrox moved, That the Houk enquire into what°
r
'paged, arse. ordered Lords
Ration, and worthy of the country. fads had been taken towards the execution Ma warrant which
Lord MOIRA —As a Member of the Council of had hornifued by the Speaker tor the apprchenfion of James
the Duchy of Cornwall, I may venture to fay that 1 Trotter, one of the Witudfes on the Dsinfermline Election
I am fofficiently acquainted with the opinion of
C°Thesttree.ear ze then nude the enquiry of the Serjeant at Anus,
the Pi ince of Wales on the prefent fubjed, and who informed him that the Mellinger who had been difpatehed
that he entertains no other fentiment than grati- on this OCCafiail was at hand, ready to give the Honk the nc-
tude to the Crown and Parliament, for the lihetal ccffary inforthatioo.
4 the linufe
manner in which his Royal Highnefs's affairs
~ThheeMtmedffaree watntht:o tailed
inverkeiilthin inforinned, in conk-
were taken into confideration. Bat notwithfland•
ing the provifion made for his Royal Highnefs b that
of tre Hon. the Speaker's Warrantg; having been da-
y vexed to him for the apprehenfion of James Trotter; that he
this bill, I feel great relultance in Rating, that they nude enquiry at the Ideal place of his refidence; and that the
are very infuffictent for farisfying the demands on wife of the raid James Trotter informed him *at her hothead
was then abfent irons home, and hadbeets for fome time, them-
his Royal Highnefs's juftice and
honour.
Lord CARLISLE reminded the Houfe of his for-
fore he could not at that time have any knowledge of the Wars.
rant having been iffued againft him.
trier fentirnents ref coin the Prince of Wales's The Meaner was then ordered to withdraw.
concerns; but from delicacy towards his Royal The Nobk Lord who nude the inquiz declifedhmotaking any
Highnefs, anj a fenfe of the great danger which (Tittle.
could mon
stshoefbufinual onefisuil its
o: preonsnt, it ge,
wait untudfurthe::
threatened the country at prefent, he would ab. h
tapplicatioo had been made.
Rain from making any further obfervations, or en- Serjeant at Arms was then ordered to repeat his inqpi-
tering at large into the fubjat: rats after the man, and to re-endeavour towards the execution
Lord DARNLEY role, and hoped the Noble of the warrant.
Lord (Carlifle) would excufe his difbelief of the htr.BTNG brought in a Bill far the augmentation of the Se..
tare of Coroners, which was reed a firft time.
latter part of tee '
e Noble Lords Speech refpeaing On the motion for it, (mod reading, a Matt come:fake
the danger to be apprehended for this country.— took place, between Mr. Brno
and Sir -- R 011tIT BiIITON, as
He law no danger, no eaufe of alarm : on the con- to the kngtb of notice necelfary tab! given for the fecund read
teary, when he witneffed fo much public Spirit and log of the Bill. This terminated with Ike Bat hootcrderedto
be read afc .1 time tLis day three weeks.
unanimity, filch unlimited confidence difplayed by Mr.
is fa4l, as the cotton trade of this
Parliament in the prefent Adminifiration, he con- country is now become an objed of the utmoft na-
eeived he had good reafon foe feeling allured that tional importance, and a great difference of opi-
the Noble Lord's apprelienlions were grcsundlefs. nion milting in the trade as to the propriety or
From the intimacy the Prince of Wales had ho-
impropriety of exporting Cation Tog, I think it
muted him with, and the confequent knowledge my duty to inform the Houfe, that I intend to
he had of his Royal Highnefs's opinion on the
fubmit to its confederation certain propofitions,
fobjed of this bill, he could fay that no one in the which I conceive not only conducive to the gene-
country felt a livelier fenfe of its fituation, or a ral intereft of the trade itfelf, but alto of advantage
greater difpofition to conform to the pmfrure or to the revenue. From the difeullion which
will
exigency of public -affairs. naturally arife when the queftion comes before the
Doke of NORFOLIC.—My Lords, I attach fuch Houfe, and the minutes thereof entered opon the.,
importance to the fub)'ed of this bill that I cannot Journals, :ts proceedings will convince Wore who
fit contented with a Silent vote. It involves in it may be hereafter concerned, whole opinions were
the deareß interells of that exalted perfonage who melt correct. lam anxious that thofe interefted
is the link that connects, as it were, the tripwires to in the object I have in view may not be taken by
that Crown, which he is hienfelf deftined by the fur prize, but that Gentlemen fhonld have time to
Conftitation to wear. The prefent fubjed, there- confult their conftituents, therefore for the prefent
fore, is ferious indeed, becaufe it neceffarily coo. I (hall content myfelf with moving—
psehends the juflice and honour of the future King That an Account be laid before this Houle of the quantity of
of the Britifh Empire. I have always eonfidere cotton Wool exported from 'this Country between the years
the rum voted for the fupport of the Prince of troo and zgos, diftingulibing the quantity each year, and to
Wales Since he attained the age of twenty-one too exported
what
A pfinisilar motion was made as to Cotton Twill.
Scanty to maintain his proper Rate and elevation.
3
The prefent rum to be granted to his Royal High. The motions were feconded by Mr. W. 1
nets I am far from thinking fufficient to difembar- a
nd ordered
sec atTAaerce "dirgly.
The at WAS moved, that there be hid before
rats him, or enable him to refume that Splendour the Houfe an estimate of the charge attending the Pay and
which belongs to the Hcir App.srcnt. IF his Clothing of Me militia --Oldercd.
Royal Highnefs his incurred debts of honour for The Right Hon. Member then noticed the Mi-
which he feels that he ought to elliblith a finking litia Laws Confolidation Bill. He called the par-
fund in order to liquidate them, then the ohjed of titular attention of Gentlemen, who were Mom
Parliament will be frutlrated, and die expedtation bets for Counties, and of fuels other -Members as
of a loyal public will be difappointed. The Prince were Officers in the Militia, to the regulations
of Wales cannot violate junice, or coinpromife his contained in this Bill. It was intended. mated of
honour ; then lie fhould he railed at once from his burdening the parifhes at prefent, as bas the prae-
d;flictihies, and be placed in a flotation from which tire. to throw the burden on the counties; there
might flyw leis princely munificence. Inftead of were clanks for the prevention or the many frauds
continuing, as at prefent, eclipfed by many Lords committed by fubllitutes ; and there' were olaufes
and Comineners, he Should be elevated to Rate I einpowering parintes, where families are portico-
and magniicence fuitable to the dignity of the na. early burdenfome, to provide fubflitntes.
tion. lam extremely fotry that proviSion has not Mr. Samoan moved. that the lifts of the free-
been mate for Its Royal Higlinefs--and I have holders, the validity of whole votes was quellion.
Rill to regret mere deeply, that matters of this na- .ed, in the eleaion for the county of Middlefer,
tine cannot originate in this Houle. If they did, Ifhonld be Served by the petitioning Candidate and
I Should have the honour and latisfaait r to pro.. the fitting Member to eactiother reciprocally, on
rife fuck as additional furls to the Prince of the 7th of April.
Wales's Annuity, as would, lam certain, meet Several obfervations were made by Mr. Baacc a,
the appro',atinn and. wilhes of the nation. Mr. Fox, &c. as to the props len of the period
The Earl of CAti4All,oll afrated the Hoare that chofen for that purport, loose timing the confide-
he had ha4l eommunitation whatever, directly !ration of the length of time elapfid fence the dec-
or indirea9v. with the Pri:tcc rf Wales on the fob- tion as a reafon for an early day; others urging
jaa of b:s knyal I lighnefs's debts t what be Lad the tiiitanee of time at which the nisi would pro
to fa.: would be delisc:ed by him in Lis plxce, as bably commence, as fufficitnt caul& for the pro-
a Peer doing what he conceived to be 11;s duty.— i hingation of the period appointed for the fining
Wi'h the greaten refped elteem for tke Prince. lof die copies of the liffe alluded to. Finally.
he could not forhrar ring. that the preant however, the IQ of May was ordered for that
bill was of an extraord:cary niture indeed. It was • rnrpofe.
Elated on this fuhker, that tart aut. arnl profits of Mr. SHERIDAN moved the Second reading of the
the Duchy of Cornwall hid I:•:en recei‘:il and atp- Surrey Iron Railway till.
plied by his Mijcfly's Mir.illcrs tl-; me of the General TARLITON obferved,that helhould not
, Mate. The revcatte of that Duchy then had been at prefent oppore the Bill.
irror -
iat .d •• -- th kro,wlesige, concurrence, It was then read a fecund time, and referred to
or vote of Parliament. It was n't iccluticd in the , a Committee, confilling of the Members (erring
Cii il Lid. The inbjal was not ac any time Cu: for the counties of Surrey, borough of Southwark,
to liar:: re the b,
:ipplication of • and city of London.
is w.s wholly onatithnr;/,,, ; and he re!rctted The
laiditions agairia the Bill were then referred
yes y much to fee the Cl%VaLs (lie Lad to the Committee.
. raid a 11prliani 1 v-n•ild f..; be was Mr. VAN SITTART prefented certain accounts
•te; ice, is ,•s from the 111.1);ie as relative W the Lottery.--Ordered to lie on the
ODE what was clearly dslats Table.