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r.4ALIANZNT4RT PRoCEEDINGs.

HOUSE OP LORDS, PIUDAY, AUGUST p.

This day his MArsirr came down in kis nfual
Rate to the Houfe of Peers, for the purpufe of pro-
roguing the Parliament.
A Mefrage being lent to the Houle of Commons
Sir Fa as ct s Mot.vw cur, Gentleman Miner of the
ftlAck Rod, with his MAJESTY'S commancls, defiring
their attendance on his MAyarry,

The Commons, preceded by their SPEAlita, being
come to the Bar,
The S addreffed his MAJESTY, as follows ;
MOST GRApiOU3 SOVIREION.—Your Majelty's
moft dutiful and loyal Subjels, the Knights, Ci-
tizens, and Burgeffes of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament affembled,
hAve at length completed the Supplies granted to
your Majefly for the fervice of the prefent year. A
period memorable for the events which it has pro-
duced, and awful for thole which may be yet to
come. In granting the Supplies, your Majefty's
faithful Commons have confidered that a crifis with-
out example, demanded unezpcaed efforts and, by
refolving to raife annually a large proportion of the
Supplies for the Current Year, fo long as the War
may endure, they have given to all the World a folenin
pledge of their inflexible determination to render
Public Credit unaffailable. They have alto proceed.
ed to revile the fyftem of your Majelty's permanent,
Revenue :—by confolidating the Duties in each of its
principal Branches, they have fimplified its opera-
tions, and at the fame time they have endeavoured
to render its preffure lets burthenforne, by regulating
the mode of its colleaion. The Commercial Inte.
yells of this Country, to which our attention was
called by your Majefty's gracious commands, at the
commencement of the prefent Seffion, have been ma-
turely confidered, and meafures have been taken for
affording material accommodations and facilities to
mercantile tranfaitions, by rendering our principal
ports free for all nations to import, depofit, and re-
export their merchandise. without toll or tar, unlefs
voluntarily brought into our own markets for home
confumption. Nor have we forgotten to bellow our
earneft and fericius thoughts upon the fafety and effi•
easy of our Church Eltablilhment in every part of
the United kingdom. Upon this fubjea, as compre-
hending all that Confeerates our national hopes, mo•
rals, and policy, we have deliberated with peculiar
care and anxiety ; and we prefume to believe, that
the important laws which have been paffed in aid of
our Church Eftablifhnient, will materially ftrengthen,
and gradually extend, its influence through fucceed-
ing ages: Bet, Sire, thefe were cares and objeas be.
longing to times of Peace. Wife, politic, and de-
firable as they might be. meverthelefs, called upon
now by your Majefty's commands, we have, with-
out heft:ation, turned all our thoughts and efforts to
meet the renewal of War; perfeaded that your Ma-
jefty's paternal care preferred to ns the bleffings of
Peace, fo long as they could be retaiued with fidety
and honour • and confident, that fince there have been
openly attacked, and the juftice of oar caufe has been
made nianifelt to the world, our appeal to arms will
not be in vain. This War we fee and know to be a
War of no ordinary character. We feel that our Re-
ligion, Laws, Liberties, and exiftence as a Nation,
are put to the ifue ; and we have prepared for the
conteft accordingly. Betide the Supplies of Money,
we have augmented, beyond all former example,
every fpecies of military force known in this Country;
we have met rebellion with prompt and neeefary
laws ; and for the defence of a Sovereign, endeared
to us by lung experience of his Royal Virtues, and
commanding not our allegiance alone, but our hearts
and affeetions, the whole Nation has rifen up in Arms.
May then the Gots of our Fathers go forth with us to
battle, and blefs ,ur caufe, and eftablith with viaory
that Throne which we revere a. the bulwark of our
Liberties,•and fo 11141 other Nations at length learn,
that a free, valiant, and united people is unconqaer.
able, and able to feu lofting bounds to an Empire of
violence. perfidy, and unrelenting ambition. The
Bills which I am now humb:y to prefent to your Ma-
jelly, are leverally intituled,
• An Aft for granting to his Majefty eenain Sums of Money
out of the refpe ‘tive,Confolidated funds of Great Britain sad 1: e.
land, for applying certain monies therein mentioned for the (entice
of the year t Bc3, and for further appropriating the Supplies grant-
ed in this Seines) of Parliament I

" An Aft for repealing the formal Duda under the manage-
ment of the Coenruittionera for the Affairs of Taxes. and gnAting
new Duties in lieu thereoti for granting new duties Im certain
cafes therein mentioned ; for repesilog the Dudes of Excite en
Licences, and on Carriages maltreat.' by Coachmakus, and
granting new Duties therms, under the management of t►e laid
Commilliorets for the Affairs of Taus. and aro am Duties on
Perfons felling Carriages by Aufllam or on Consinilise :
" An Aa for granting to bit Majetty the We et geomik Inc
building Glebe tionfes in inland:
" An Aft lw fettling and a cede Annuity se Wil-
liam Lord Aralterft, and the Rc tathriof the late Pict!
Lord Amhrrh, in confideration of the animal terekas palmated
by him during his command in America.
"T. which your Cameos, with a humility, entreat your
Majclty's Royal Addle"

After which his Majelly addrelred both Routes in
the following moll gracious (Fetch :

My Lords and 001tiff010.

I am at length enabled, by the flare of public bufinefs, to rm
lore you front your long and laborious attendance in Parliamest
0 In doting the SelSots, I have the utmolt fatlstadian Is es-
freeing the arms fads whkh I entertain of that makes and un-
wearied regard for the welfsrs end honour of your country, which
has diltioguielsod all your procoedlop. •

" During the eontlnnanee of Paiiiyair oohed manifelted the
Oft view which you had taken of oor actual intatica, sad of the
dangers againft which you were peeillarly called gym to provide t
and lisec the recurrencea hoftilldesro have dlfriered ma cutesy
and preenititode which have never bees !Invalid, la the mine
which you have fapplied for the Defence of the Country, and fer
the algenaue prefecation of the war.

- Your proceedings in etiftegnence of the late trtafacable and
&tracheae orearrencia In Ireland I troll, have the area of pft
eentigi any further Interroptiun of ata Intoned tranquillity, and of
engrafting my loyal llobjeda In that pat ft the United JUNgdran,
dot 1114 m.y oasl4p ray as elholopittke tewiticb they Mt
• 1
j• seddriL.

In the tniSit of the deliberations, Which were eeeafioned by
de Immediate exigency of the times, you Lave not been utenindfur
of otter °Media, to which I have diredla:d your attention ; and I
have great fatisfaetion in obferving, that you have completed 'lyr-
ical for confolidating the Duties, and regulating the Colledtion and
man,gement of the leveret Branches of the Revenue; and that
you have adopted meafures which are calculated to afford material
accommodation to the mercantile part of the Community, and to
encourage and extend the Navigadon and Corm:wren of my Do-
minions.

Gentlemen of the Houk of Consmcr.s,
• I return you my particular thanks (et- the liberality and rea-
diners with which you have granted the Supplies for the public
ferviee.

0 It is painful to me to relied, that the means of necefary ex.
melon cannot be provided without a heavy pretfare upon my faith.
(ul People : But I cannot fuificiently applaud that wildom and
fortitude which have led you to overlook coofidecations of tempo-
rary convenience, for the purpofe of preventiog a large accumu-
lation of debt during the continuance of the war. You may he
allured, that there Sall be as Reid an attention to ecoomay oa tu)
part as may be comiltent with thofc preparations and exertions
which will be belt calculated to frultrate the defimis, and to weaken
the power of the enemy, by whore arroPtt Pretedhsas and nit-
Ida ambition alone Mcfefaerifices hayt been tandem! unavoidable.
0 My Lords and Gentlemen,
0 1 am fully perfoaded that, during the reflation of your par-
liamentary duties you will continue to be actuated by the fame
fpirit which has two uniformly difplayed in your councils. It
will be youg duty to affil in carrying into effect tittle important
Maoris which your wif.!om bas matured (or the defence and te-
nurial of the realm; and particularly to give the ms It benekist
dfrFekke to that atdournnd enthisfiafin Ica the caufe of their coun-
try, which animate all dares of my people.
" jeltly fend* pf the Nee of pro-eminente, in which it has
pkufed the Atarroure to tippet a, for Co many ages, amonet
the Nations of Burope, I tale with confidence, that, under the
cootintu nee of hit Prying Protwition, the egertioes of my brave
and loyal Subjects will prove to the num, and to the world.
that an attempt to lobar; the iodependenee, or impair dm power
of this United Kingdme, will terminate in the difgrace and mica
of the!e by whom it may be inade, and that my people will And
an ample reward foe all WO facaces, in an awhile:bed enjoy.
niter of that filmdom end keerity, which, by their patriotifm and
valour, they wN hese preferred and enfured to thanfelves and
their polterity.o

Then the Loan CHANCELLOR, by his MAJESTY'S
command, raid--

0 My Lords and Gentlemen,

• It I. his Majelty's Royal will and pinafore, that this Parlia-
ment be prorogued to Thurfday the 6th Day of Oetober neat, to
be then hat holden; and this Parliament Is accordingly prorogotd
to Tburfday, the 6th day of °Rubel' nest."

HOUSE OF COMMOrS.

At three o'Clock precifely, Sir Frances Mole-
neux Gentleman Uther of the Black Rod, ap-
peared in the Houfe, and commanded them, in
His Majelly's name, to attend him immediately its
the Houfe of Peers, which wag of courfe complied
with—and the Speaker went up, accompanied by
the Chancellor of the pichequer. and all the oche!
Mantle's then prefent-
On their return, in about Imlf an hours
The SMARR rcati to tut Malefly's molt
gracious Speech from the rosse—which cloced the
firß, and very important fawn of the new 4opetial
•
rarliameat.

LONDON.

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SATURDAY. AUGUST is.

Cy Team* being • ifoliday bedieellp woo! -*t qbe 1144
Endow.
_ MUCK OF STOCKS THIS bAY 4r ()Ma CLOOII t
3 per Cwt. Itad•erd. S 3 Reg Cam Clufith,Sa ff#
Osmium 8 3/ da
that'll. AUGUST 9r.S per Casts. Gov. Doh. (refierdes)llllo:e
Exchange-4%1141a s•Londse (yelleliay) et! •

Yeßerday. prevional to his Midgmes going to
the Houle of Peers to prorogue the Parliaasenti
Privy Council was held at St. James's, at witiel4
his Mayssry prefided, when fame important.
meafures, loudly called for by the circuMaaitot,
of the times, were refolved upon. Prociantationa
• are immediately to be And, ordering al Regifiex
to be made of all the Aliens in the kingdom, ref
firiaing them to certain places of refidence—and de-
termining thofe ports at which only they thall in fu.
cure be allowed to land. The impudent. infulting, and
dangerous conduit of many of thee Aliens has made
this meafure indifpenfible. Indeed we wonder they
have been fo long permitted to range at large, tak•
ing plans of onr ports, harbours, coals, and princi•
pal cities. Something more, even, ought to be
done. The papers of all fufpeaed Frenchmen--diat
is of merry Frenchman, ought to be examined.
An order of Council i, daily expeled for operting
our trade with St. Lucia.
This morning we received Mottitsurs to the nth in.
dative, and the Brag/: Oracle to the 3d: the former
'contain very little news of importance, being Aflid
chiefly with patriotic offers from various towns. art
rondiffements, and departments, towards the fupport
of the war. It appears that the Cuter Coasux, after
leaving Bruffels, proceeded to Maearicht, Liege.
Namur, Givet, and Roeroy. The enthufiafin of the
people, however, does not teem to be in fo fcveritb a
Rate as when BONAPAILTI fit* deigned to exhibit his
facred perfon, amidit Afiatie pomp and (pie odour,
to his truly and well•beloved fubjefts ; or the jour.
nalißs have become tired of recording, with fo
mach minutenefs, the extravagant marks of adola•
Linn paid by the Ravi& and deluded multitude to
their Cottican idol. It is Rated that the CidefConful,
after his return, will not remain long in the capital. and
that he will undertake a tour to the coaßa of Brittany,.
to examine, no doubt, the Rate of the preparations
now going Corwards with fo much aaivity, againft
this country.

The Moniserr contains a lift of prises taken by the
Francis fhips of war and eruizers. Being the firn it
bas evict Re loaY praising It prclints all tits captures,
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fince the beginning of the war—indeed, feveral of
them have already been announced in this Paper,
from the unofficial Journals and other fources. We
bave given the lift in our (hip news.
Nets, JULY 3o.—Wc are affured that the nest.
CONSUL will remain only a lhort time in this city,
and that he will immediately pay a vifit to the coats
of Brittany.—Five per cents, 53 1. 7o e.
MAZIERES, JULY 16.—The CHIEF CoNsuL, who
arrived yefterday at Givet, infpeeed the fortifications
of Givet. He fet out at two o'clock in the morning
for Rocroy. The firing of guns, and the ringing of
bells announce that he has this moment entered our
walls.—Moniteur.

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VIENNA, JULY 13.—The greateft aelivity prevails
in the Chancery of State. The different Clerks are
bufy day and night. During the left four days eight
Couriers arrived here with difpatches, and (even were
fent off to different Courts. In general there is rea.
fon for believing that objeels of the higheß impor-
tance are now under deliberation between certain
Great Powers. Lad Sunday a grand conference of
State was held at Laxembaurg, at which different
geographical maps were employed.
ALIXANDRIA, MAY B.—During the lag infuriation
on the i lt, the Albanele befet the haute of the Pacha,
and after ten days attack maffacred a part of the
perfons who refided in it. The Pacha efcaped to
Charkie, accompanied by about a hundred nen, half
of whom were Frenchmen, left in the hofpitals on
the departure of the army, and who fence that time
having efpoufed the part of the Pachas extricated him
from his embat rairment on this occafion.
The Kafnadnii, the Keaja Bey, the Tefterdar and
the Marnuki, have been maffacred by the Albanefe,
the quarters of Gourie and Courouffes have been
plundered. Taber Pacha is fovereign mailer of Cairo.
He has begun to exercife there various aels of ty-
ranny. The Sheik Ibrahim de Fna. one of the belt
nen of Lower Egypt, has had his throat cut. It is
Paid that the Grand-Cheiks have been arrefted, and
that this brigand proprfes to fubjeft them to every
kind of torture, to difcover their treafures, and then
to put them to death.
The houfe of Gsoaos Gaomaav has been plan.
dered. It is believed that Taher Pacha will en-
ter into an accommodation with Djezzar Pacha. The
f.lbaacfe are in number (even thoufand..—Afossitestr.

Ye(letday about two o'clock a crowd of fpeetators
afembled in St. James's Park, to fee his Maim?'
go in Mate to the Houle of Peers, to prorogue both
lioufes of Parliament. At three o'clock his Ma.
Jerry left St. James's Palace, and on his entrance into
the Park, he was greeted by his people with loud ac
clamations of loyalty and affeeion. It is with
great pleafure we remark that his MAJIIITY appeared
to enjoy that Rate of health which we hope will long
be 1 ranted to the prayers of his faithful fubjeas. His
34airsrr was rather more than half an hour at the
Honk, and left town about half after four o'clock,
for Windfor.

A Rrong party of the }Toth Guards attended hi.
Majirrs, all the way, and others were Rationed as
'ulnal in the Palk and Patliamcnt•Rreet.

Yellerdav, in honour of the Paraca of Wales's
birth-day; his Royal Highnefs's tradefrnen through-
out the metropolis endeavoured to rival each other
In the fplendour of their illuminations. The Strand,
the neighbourhood of Charing-Crofs, the Haymarket,
Pall-Mall, St. James's lireet, and the Bow-ftrert fide
of Covent•garden Theatre, were extremely En Milne ;
pritry.lane Theatre, next Ruffell-!}reef, A sri.sy's,
Buono's, and Sadler's Wells, were not behind in
teFtifying their loyalty, each being moil fuperhly
lighted up—but the grandeur of the Haymarket
eclipfed them all.
Lord Dittos is chofen to command the Pancras
Corps, which at prefent mats of between a and 500.

The Duchefs of MAILDOIOUGN and her family
have returned to Blenheim, the folid memorial of
Britith heroifm and national triumph.
It is with pleafure we announce that a female rub.
fcription is begun at Lloyd's. It is not, however, in.
tenthd to vie with that which does fo much honour
to the nation, as its contribution is limited to two
guineas : at the fame time, we have no doubt, from
the vet.- area, number of contributors. which this
propofitinn will embrace. a large rum of money will
be obtained for the purpofes of patriotic benevolence.
Another Meeting of the Loyal North Briton Vo
lunteer Corps was yelterday held at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern. Lord RISKY the Colonel, took
the Chlir at (*even o'clock, and addrefed the Meet-
ing in a very appropriate (peach ; after which the
Meeting proceeded to the eleaion of officers, when
Mr. MACK imrosir, of Lincoln's Inn, and Mr. ADAM.
were elefted Captains; Mr. HAMILTON, Mr. RITC N Is,
Mr. Davison, and Mr. AUDI/SON. Lieutenants.

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After a very excellent and patriotic fpeech from
Mr. ADAMS, the Meeting was difolved.
Upwards of 400 were prefent.
The Scotch Army of Referve will be fent with all
"'Able (peed to Ireland.

letter from Balk Bourn, dated Auguß zo,fays,
aI From an idea that the rench mean to land be-
•tween Beachy Head and Mailings. the company who
ufnally frequented this place for fea bathing, have
entirely deferted it. Indeed, from the immenfe pre-
parations making, there is reafon to fufpea fomething
of the kind. Waggons were this day preffed to con.
sky the baggage of the t ith into the interior—a tem-
porary barrack to contain to,ooo men is ereaing on
the Beach t and another, much larger, near Fevers-
fey Harbour. A private order has been received,
direßing the corn, of which there is moR abundant
crops in this neighbourhood, to be immediately fat
on fire. thnuld the enemy make good a landing.—
Bonier of all defcriptions are alfo to be deltroyed, if
eireurnflances &gild require it, tickets being given
to the owners, farmers, &c. to indemnify them for
their loffes hereafter. A night patrole is now dia.
liillasand additional fignalhoufesharekcsertecd."