. • :were peculiarly titlark! the iulk, lti trepittag Hie Wines (.1 fii lend rot its tinaderatiou, from dames to general antl ltaandeti, land Td utterly tutfayported by any /peak circarolance ou the wart of the Hon. Member. • Tbe Houfe Thai rehired bklf late I Cuagmitnia eit the BM, Which was ordered to be repented to morrow. The Irills Bankers' Notes 818, and the triik Militia Pay Bill, were read a troond timc,and ord ered to be committed to-morrow. The Itith beenbioadon Ptivdation Bill was read a third time sod Para- The elder for,tho farther conlidelvdon of the report of the w rong Property Tax Ern, was, on the motion of the Chanccbor df tbeiLeda:quer, paftponed till Friday pest. VA KIITTAWIr tWellelt up a Bia for railing a film of money by way of Lottery, which was read a bra and ordered to be read k fecisnel dims to-marrow. An Wier Was sae for relirring the Account of the Commit liase Salaaral the Northern Lights to the Committee for taking into the propriety of eroding a Light Houk oo the Bell • Snitch Afraid Tales Bill war committed, and the report ordered to be taked Into further - confidential on Tuefday next. The Ca a *cacao. of the Fre ii sop c a gave notice that be would, la the Committee of Supply on Friday scat, mow for the Me of 1w caress of Exchequer Bilk, for the purpofe of replacing an arid grew which had been paid er. Rea a faced time the kith Excite Duty 11111, end committed Br le Illerrow..—Adjoansed: , . . i I I I LONDON: . THURSDAY. JUNE 34. Auer. or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cott* for opg. 54-...0ms um 3i dionnt. 3 per Cent Red. estfi—.Lung A n. 161. 7.16. Dentin, June 115....5 per Cent. Go.. Debentnres SM. Conde et Inettaagr-trabiln bo Londoi Is 4 i t 4. Th e following notice was yellerdat thick up at • Laft West Lerd libtwersaras communicetted tot& Foreign tothallten that hie Mame, had determined that the entrance of the Elbe beak! be blockaded in the ftriaeft manner." On this nodes we find the following judicious re- Marks in the kerning Chronicle—a paper which can nbt be fuipeaed of innocency, when it praifes the Conduit of Minifiert 4 4 This meafdre is Certainly of a Vold and decinve charaBer. The objet of it probably is, to Chew to the great neutral powert that. unlefs they cadre the rights of neutrality to be refpefted. they moil expeft that the confentienees will redound to their cern confufion and lofs. The navigation of the Elbe, a neutral river, has been that spina this country by the French facing Upon Hanover. a neutral territory. This country, thetsfore. acing upon force, to repel a torte siting againft right, puts a flop to the navigation of the Elbe altogether. In *troth. wt are now, and have for a long time pall, been in a nate in which force is the arbiter—and we verily believe that nothing but forte wad the opinion of force can decide the pretest con telt. If the Kind of Patrsita be altuated by the with to derive advantage , from carrying the produce of England and her Colonies to Hamburgh, he will find biatfelf difappointed. In the pretest circumflanecs, We are cedvineed that the heft way for Government to protect oat Commerce is to maintain the power and the (pint of their Country. Neutral Powers will then find that it is their Weseft to defend the rights of neutrality in every Mance, without which they Sral sot cerulean the Was Of them obese they Would be mot beneficial" I r ifeilesay morning_his Royal Highnefs the Duke ign Ca.Wilting* le ft Windfor for London. His Ma . SST! and Princefes Sotata and Aaei.ia., attended Lady Tarns! and General Galen, took an air on horkback in the Great Park. Her MAPISTY, refs' ELIiASITH' and Princets Coaitiorre of i at its , attended by the Counters of Eto' took an airing to Frogmore. The Marquis and bili:rehionefi of Saitssuar are arrived at the White. ' A. Cabinet Council. was yefterday held at Lord Ilawassauer's Office, at which all the Members of pCabinet attended, except the Duke of PORTLAND, Ord ST. VISICINT, and the Loan Cuanc extoe. A Mefenger was yellerday ordered in waiting. whilt the Cabinet was fitting, but was not fent off after the Council broke up. SOVITNTIMIA SCROTISIT, EIGHTS Day.—.o , The Scrutiny finally doled, and Mr. Serjeaut Runaino- Too declared the numbers to be— For Mr. 'fittings , • - 154$ Ls. For sit TnoitAs T Maj rT-941 r 446 ort - Toir W. Lewes then declared the Right Hots. G. newer to have been duly elected. It is reported that the Earl of Haanivet.lis has fo. 'licked his recall from Ireland- This determination has proceeded from the molt laudable motives, and not from any difficulties in his Government. Hit iLordlhip thinks that in the prefect date of the empire, a military charafter fbould be at the head of that patt of the country i that he fhoold be able to command in the field as well as prefide in Council. The third reading of the Bill for railing a contri bution from Perfonal Property, which was to have come on yefterday in the Houfe of Columnist war poftponed till Friday. The Csaweatioa of the Es c novae greended this poll penman on his intention to Ansi the confolidation of this Bill, with that whnti - ohjett is the contribution (tom Real Property, and which (lands for that day. A mature in which the trade and navigation of this country are incalculably interact!, received, tall night, the moil willing concurrence of a Committee nf the Houfe of Commons. On the motion of Mr. HAWIttIll BROWaII in the Commiree of Supply, Roo:root. was granted towards making a navigable canal through the Highlands of Scotland from yea to fee. The extent is to miles, aci of which are occu pied by lakes of unfathomable depth. The remaining are to be twenty feet deep, peal .af a panpettiociate I fo that (him? edit Wm" OA Moo rim Baltic to the Brit uf Clieekt riii .4.ii c‘wiere as the difficulties of . by the Shetland 'and Orkney IBM ; a of to dem In the mime& weather, and which, ita t windrfeatos, is yerely effected in lea doss three Months t while, by the pro- Toted Canal, the pelage in the molt unfavourable weather, will not occupy more than i a days, and frequently little more than half that period. It is calculated, that the whole expence of this Canal will not exceed the Intl fottained by thiparreekt, in the 1 prefect courfe of navigation, is fire years. Niiirll4o. ikTILLIGANGS. Pwrisouris, just 28.—Came in his Majefly's fhip ALstom, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet.—Sailed the Scwres, of 74 gods, Capt. Di CIIiON, to join the Channel Fleet; the Nam's, of io guns, with a fleet to the Eaftward ; (he has under her charge the Dutch (hip Commerantia, from Smyrna, with a valuable cargo of filk and cotton, captured by the DASHER, of 18 guns, going to Standgate Creek, to perforitt quarantine, having a foul bill of health.— Sailed the CANOPUS, of 8o guns, to join the Channel fleet: • PORTSMOUTH, JUN 2 29.—Atrived the STARLING gun veffel what two vefels retaken ; and HYDRA fri. gate, from a cruise, with a French privateer and two fifhing-boats, her prizes.—Sailed the GRAMPUS man of war, with the (hips under convoy for the EaR In dies, except the Ttoasss, which remains; the Aa: cher gun•veffel, with a convoy for the Downs ; and the Nsmists, of :8 guns, Capt. SOMERVILLN, on a. cruize.—The TOPAZ' frigate, Capt. Lux, was re leafed from quarantine this latorning, and came from the Motherbank to Spithead. Dow, Ives 29.—the Auckland packet, at flag of truce, failed for Calais this day at four P. M. with a foreign mail, and a Ruffian courier and twelve paffengers. Arrived the Four Sifters, of Embden, laden with gin, fnuf, tobacco, tea, and cheefe, for Oleron, fent in by the Unity privateer, of London, Capt. RICHARDS ; and five French fifhing.boats, fent _ . _ l ip by the BASILISK ; and a Dutch khoote, laden with coals, fent in by the AMELIA, Lord Pansy. The COUNTESS OrELC IN, Lieut. DICISINSON, is arrived in the Downs with French prifoners out of the French boats taken. This velrel, owing to the elegancy of her accommodation, is ordered round to Ratrafgate, to attend on her Royal Highnefs the Prhicefs of WALES. DIAL, JUNG z9.—Arrived and failed for the River the Earl Mornington, from Madras.—Came down the Ann, Putt's!, for India; and Iroquis. Gone'', for Gibraltar, and remain with the (hips as per lat.—Arrived the Basteisa giro-veffel with a' ' convoy from Weftward.—Wind E. N. E. YAR MOUT 11, JU II a a9...-Yefterday arrived the AUCKLAND packet, Captain THowas BLIDGI, with mails and paffengers, bound to Tonningen, with the lots of her topmail : the paffengers embarked this morning, and are ezpeBed to fail in the afternoon.— Yerierday evening and this morning, twenty-four fail of fchoyts and doggers arrived at this port, fent in by the North Sea•fteet. making altogether 33 fent in ranee Monday Wt. This morning the Dian • packet, Captain ST IMAKT, with mails from Harwich, bound to Gottenburgb, put in here wind bound. An armed brig and a large !hip, fuppofed a frigate, are now in' the Offing, with Several fail of foreign vefels. Re. main the Baltic Beet under convoy, and the Ana- TNTST frigate wind bound. Ltirsarooz,lnna ay.—The fbip . Adas for this port , out is days from Montego Bay, Joined the Jamaica fleet in the windward mAge, but kept company only three days, not being able tb keep up with the reit of the (hips. The Marinas, Warr, from hence to Hambut gh, is put into the Humber. The Elizabeth, CHAILTIKS, from hence for Paoli:nigh, is arrived at Long Hope, the lath init. and failed fame day. The Chriflopher, Hier, and two other flips from Jamaica, have pa fed St. Kitt's. The Mary Ellen, Jun% would leave the Havannah for this port about tsth May. Captain Boao% of the Northern Liher ties, arrived here on Tuefday laft from South Ca rolina, in 3 t days : fpok% the Apollo, from Dominica, 16 dais ago—alb the Yreka, Aurora, and a fmall (loop in tow. go leagues to the eaftward of Cape Clear. The Nueftra Senora del Carmen, put into Charlefton May to, in diftref% having Sprung a leak, and moft part of her crew having died by the fever. The Bro thers, HALL, from New York, in coming np on Wed nefilay, it blowing very hard, run foul of the Union privateer, at anchor in the river. (love in her bow, and be upfet in running into the Q2ecn's Dock Baton—happily no lives were WI. FROM LLOYD'. LET. The Dims, tomell, from Dablb ymbe Lembo iolk. t bid Mai the atm, Malvin from Sostisebod be Pl have taken off the ISc of ishy hot its beobso e Heart Into Lymiestem. The c e p a g o lee.. - .‘—, foam Ssattrt for Astwap, is abet by the Tartar privateer, sod brought Imo Goomby. 0• AV Hal/11, PI/ M. Ram Rork Warm Rom Naples i Liberty. Watithetead. limn Arabes ; Erirsidoi, Rout Stettin ; ifrotte Ebb. ; shd TVre Isem Prows, -- from InAdam—Adiad the Sawa, Floorbas,fer Oporto; med Heerietto Asmestm, ca l k A siveisAt Pirtbreatb, the Iberia. Nowerst, from Cork. Of Myensith. bumf, Sughemti floos Immini. OF Pottiest& Naos. remelt. from Dobbs At Holl, Jaim e Whipr a t ir t m eot Wibttleraei At Lonamierry, htinerie, from BMA. Jesskit. Doideb hoot Stay _ item rto. sod Windospoos, Womb/med. from Piret. At limp v At ia, Intim& Maria, Lyme, bum lisibeir e At Emblem. Oat Sew Sc‘ from Chins. At Mid" Osehen; end Ti. IBM AMIN from Pitedbal#,_At lbeettesod. Jam. Taylor. bon the emit of Stab. At Osib libewassy, from genii —; New Itieb Oafs, and Two Wars. Whipple, from Virginia. At Cushreib. Itemborsh Dods, liorwideo, from London. At Peoriburgh, Maher* end Almeria. Itiehmaind. from London. *At Ravel, Mariner. Mak trim Lonim. At Trinidad, Roches, Soper, Si. Labia DISTRIBUTION OF PR= MONET. &in.% for the captors Melte Ors( Bertiftet, a dlibibasiop will be mode orb Mosby mt. the oat joiy, at No. *5, Cientent's Inn. The Meth. for the ammo of the Sophie sod Y= esper le la R Ave Ti., will be paid at SakefoNsflamort, Friday, the tR of ply. Lieut. Gems, Roaea is appointed to the Imprefs Service at Aagelfear Lieut. D. 14. Domoat.t. it ap t**, command of the Peggy Tender ; and t;.llHooossetr is appointed to tie Northumber land. Lieutenant Lasraauca is appointed to the com mand of the CommaLautt packet. about to be em ployed between Falmouth and the 'Well ladies. A pet/motion has taken place in 'he Corps of Royal Marina. Twelve Yield Olken have hem added. and an order for 43 additional Campasies has paged the Council, sad the Promotes is espeßed to be every day ensconced. Di/BLIN, 25. Yeflerday. the Lawyers Corps affembled in 'Sark ville-ftreet, for the firlt time lime the year of the Rebellion. Yefterday, the Liberty Rangers paraded to the num ber of neatly two hundred-J-their :appearance was foldierly and refpeßable. Their new Commandant, the Earl of MEATH, not haVing yet returned from England, Captain St as rr cothmands the regiment. The Royal County of Liinevick Regiment, guar. tered at Rathkeal, have received a letter to be in rea dinefs to riarch—fuppofed for Cafilebar, &c. Lord MOONT J OY has made an offer to Government to mice a regiment of infantry in Ireland. The Duke of You( reviewed the 9th regiment of Dragoons yefterday morning at Stratford. Sir Evet.Coors left town yefterday to take the command of his regiment now at Ipfwich. The Marquis of HuirrLty left town this day to take the command of the Aberdeen dillrid in Scot land, according to his appointment. The Marquis of Sat-1311'0t% , returned to town yef. ,terday front his regiment, which is now at Chclmf ford : they are above goo flrong, in great fpirits, and are very little inferior to the regulars for difcipline. His Lordthlp (peaks highly in their favour, and in• tends to return s to Chelmsford. The Derbyfhire Militia, commanded by Lord G. Haw RY CaVINDISH, is ordered for Co:heath Camp. Tuefday morning three troops of the *Bth regi ment of Light Dragoons lett Bury St. Edmund's, on their route for Ipfwich, and were followed by the remaining three yellers:l4y morning. The 24th, 3oth, 53d, and 69th regiments of the line, with the Welt Suffolk Militia., have marched from Ipfwich to Bromfwell, where a camp, it is Paid, is to be formed of 30,000 men. A camp, it is raid, will be formed on Cattle-hill, Folk Rone, a fpot which commands the mod acceffible point of the coca between that town and Hythe. The Eaft Middlefes regiment of Militia marched through Maiditone on Monday, on its route for Cozheath camp. The Bounty to Recruits entering into the Royal Marines, has been raifed from three guineas to eight. Thofe who have built !routes with tarp widow:, to Cave taxes, now find they have been game is the dad. As the communication between this country and France is confidered at an end, for the prefent, a Pruf fian hoy takes neutral paffengers aerofs the Channel. Upwards of three hundred letters of marque againft the Batavian Republic have been ilucd within the& few days. , During the threatened Armada, in the days of gren Et-t , the military prefs (wept off all fervants but one behind the carriages, dre. of the No. bility and Gentry, to ferve againft the invading enemy : a fimilar meafure at the prefent moment would be equally fitting, and far more produaive. Dr. CAtallICH•111. SNOTN and his family, we tin derftand, are arrived from France. He has been li berated as being above the age prefcribed in the Carer Cousin's order for the arreft of Englifbmen. The French General fovea, lately taken in a French prise and fent into Plymouth, has got par nsiffion to return to France on his parole. • Our private advices from France inform us, that General AN silos, s has been ordered by the Govern ment to remove t 6 leagues from the capital. He incurred the difpleafsre of the Confuter Defpot from his honeft refutel to become the medium of the moll grofs and infamous falfehoods refpeaing the lituation of affairs in this country. Bo AAAAA ra is fuppofed to be now at Calais.—As there is no convenient place to fend the Englifh to, it has been ordered by the CH Isr Consul., that they fhall confine themfelves to their apartments during his Ray, on pain of imprifonment. From Genoa, of the gth intl. we learn, that tome Spanith Ships of war, under the command of Admiral Azaaa, bad arrived at Cadiz from the Philippines. It may interelt many perfons in this Coansuy to be informed, that agreeable to an Aft of Conpolivall Lands throughout the United States of America, on which arrears were due on acount of a tax called the Dire& Tax, were fold on the aith of February The Owners are allowed two years to redeem them. ' At a meeting of the Table-Beer Brewers in Lon don, which took place on Fridays at Brewer's Hall, it was unanimoufly agreed, that the price of Table- Beer fliould be railed on the sth of July, froth eigh teen to twenty 'Wings per barrel, in confequence of the new Duty on Malt. In eonfequence of a refolution adopted at a meet ing of the Coal Owners and Fitters of Neweaftle, held nn Saturday lag, liberal bounties have been offered to (arch men u will volunteer their fervites in the Navy, in lien of the keelmen lately liberated from the imprefs. About ss of the 8o intended to be fo mired, have fine entered. On the t3th April, a Court Martial was held on board the Ganges. at Port Royal, Jimmies, for the trial of Lieut. CNAILLIS CLAYS/ Dotson, for awn tlemsnlike conduit towards Captain OLIVaI FiTllOl. saint and of Captain C. FlTZollaaLth for fending a challenge to Lieut. Baarnotanssw rent, and other Officers both of the 016cero who belonged to the Royal Marines on board the Onttan. were fen tenced to be difinifTed from that (kip ; acid Captein FITICILICALD was adjudincapable of ever (erring Marine on full pay in the Royal Forces. f.aft night left town, Captain Dynast, owhis way to Plymouth, to hoift his - Pendant on board his Ma iefly's Ibip Pou a remarkably fink fall fail ing Chip, which appointment was procures& at the cornea and prating felicitation of his Royal High nefs the Duke of CONSUL/HID. who has invariably patronised Captain Dv masa fiats the year i;yll6.wben be was ltin a ran on board the Avoe s ra yacht, then coo d by the late Admiral Vann' PUT, when be carried the three yottniger brothers of the' Royal Family to the Elbe. This attachment relic& the hi heft honour on the Prince, and thews the good nets of his Royal Highne(a's heart. and moll be par eicularly gratifying to the reeling, of that Oliscer s who. we have every reafos to believe. is very defer,- inz of his Royal Highnds's patronage ; and from his well k no ws admit, when commanding the Darr aa, we hope font to bear of is POOLITTI being animates cruiser &pink the enemies of this baFP7 land. INCOME TAX. A Common Hall was yell:sr:lay held tu ‘ Culdlrili, for the purpofe of taking into. erwifideration the prow priety of intlruaing the City Members to oppote. w all their intli.enee, the patling into a law the it preterit before Parliament, impoling aTas on Inc , . ale. The butinefs of the Hall being opened in the ufstal form, Mr. War Tor MAN came torward, and alto. a (hors fpeech, in which he expreffed his opinion that the • pending meafure was more oppreflive than that which was fanaioned by Parliament during the late wary' propofed a firing of Refolutions to that Oral; pre- lased by one declaratory of the will of the people of the metropolis to contribute in any other way, to the utmofi of their abilities towards the exigencies of tbi moment. The &ft Reinlntim' being read, it was feconded by Mr. Rea•c. Mr. PUMPS() fpoke as follows Gentlemen of the Livery, if there is any one of thole whom I ad drefs, who confiders, that becaufe he has, on former occafions, expreffed his difapprobation of the Income TAX, be is bound to do fu on the prefent one, I re quell be will fufpend his judgment, while I endeavqur, to prove that his condo& ought not now to be inflti..l enced by that confederation. The Income Tar, whets brought forward by the late Adnxiniltration, entotitte l tered in Parliament the molt animated oppofition; pat. titularly from him, who will ever be the moil for. ward to alien your rights—l mean your worthy Its. prefentative, Mr. Alderman Combe; but the pretest meafure his received a different reception, Co fee 1 from having encountered a firm sod decided oppoft- Lion, it has only been oppofed by one perfon in the Houle of Commons. Ido not throw out this to fur nifh grounds for your opin'on, but only to (hew you that the cafe is not parallel, and to imprets on your minds the necelLty of confideration. I knot, of no other mode by which to judge of the praftica bility of the tax, than to confider its operation. We find that it is impofed with an even, equal, and impar tial hand. The burthen is impofed on thole who are ahle to bear it, and thole who are unable are exempt. objet cannot be attained by a tax founded folely on expenditure, for there mull be many of you whofe incomes do not exceed three or four hundred pounds a year, who contribute as much to the State as Mote whofe incomes amount to ten times that fum. It is perfons of large fortune, but of limited expenditure, 1 who will be affetled by the operation of this tar. heard with pleafure the patriotic fpeech of the worthy'', Liveryman who propofed the refolution,but I fhould hwe heard him with more fatisfatflion, ;Me had been more fpecific with regard to the objet to which he called your attention. I fisould have been better pleated if he had fuggefted tome fubllitute for the prefent tax, which would not be liable to the fame I objeiftions. Ido not hefitate to fay, that if we could feparate the tax from thee circumfiances which are obnoxious to a Britifh break I mould Confider this as an eligible mode of taxation. On former mead Pions fobilitutes have been propofed, but Imes' one which was not more obnosiotta than the las fedi: One gentleman propofed a tax on the hone!! labourer, when he miles to his petal lips the invigorating draught, fey, that it a mys. per fubfiitute for the Income Tex I We are plarilt in a moll critical and awful fitssatioe—i tstmsl in which it is incumbent on evert Nish; frost bigheß to the town rank, from hint arbo haw firft Rake in the country, to him who but his hands And his labour to fapport to lend hitnlelf to the falvation of his' stoest!ity I fay the falvation, for though, we exertions, equal to the world in arms, by our exertions our falvation can be • I could with that your refolutious prove the unanimity by which you are fpired (wiser). I am lure the &ea nimous expWrson would do more (r*raieclimrpe . approbafra.). Ur that we are invincible," Mr. Taat•tt! followed. on Mr. Wainbnan had taken, au out interruption, till he declared if the country was only to be fay , as the new Income Tat. it o railed an nniverfal clamour did sat fubfsde but in e having endeavoured to ezplain 'ma! his expregion. by laying, it was perilb than be difgraced any way. yens had retired, the fira refolutiou tied unanimouoy. Mr. Jogs laid a few wrUSes MelfraViaithman and for though we may be, brow , the world in arms, yet it is pal it Calvados can be aceimplithe . your refolutions • fli yby which you are don kefazin I am fuse the effed Of tip ronld de more Map whole rohafeen). It would thew the de," (reiterated.iteimotieas). lowed. on the fame ground wrti [ taken, and was proceeding with ill he declared it his opinion, Dilly to be Caved by fucb a menhir Tat. it ought to perifh. lid slamonr of dilapprobation, whit t in confequence of the, d to esplain away the . f tying, it was better for a raced any way. After ..T e fire refolusion was pot mil . few ernitills t, the Anne , i 1 sad Travers; but he fpuletilk lot to be diflinali heslrd. ' . ref cations being pinpoint to • roan Rowcaort Seine . • :red addrefs, in wltich lot took fubjcit. pleaded the mast . • lamented die neceffity Mitt mfure. but ilrhich, lit his • ..* d 'with iftswinels and • • be thought every Rep , • _• ~. 1 various claufes of the • Able; he then 'moved '' • d Mr. WAMIIII4III eqbeended„ , awed to nal fos a Tax sat againß the useettititstioutt • thd that an Modification could . I render It free from objeAion . Ind. lowc tort again addrtired h; • • ng his former arguments. were as length put and carric • • Won being palled ft inbutt the City to eppofe the astatine nil tan MAIYOR addrefed the Hall,-- , cry he Should car ally watch th. the Bill, and nfe his endeavoursi e fa modified as to trench as little ; liberties and privileges of his fel. a tone of voice as not to Ursa the edits veralutions . Livery, Mr. Alasesera Itowcaok and in a well-delivered addrefs, in general view of the fubjeft. of the country. and lamented fdr the prefent madam. but &add be fupported 'with iiisanselt At the fame time be thought every taken to render the various exceptionable at polfible; he apt to that efea. Mr .T and Mr. WAtTIOIII4 the neceffity that fanned to esiß fhould be weigtad again(' the deney of the Sill, and that no adopted that would render it Conflitutional ground. Mr. Alderman Rowceovr to the Liver:, urging his former The Refolatious were at unanimoufly. Upon the Refoktion being Reprekmatives of the City to Patti/meat. the LORD MAYOR He *Geed the Wet,' he . various claufes of the Bill, and that they &mild be Co modified as as potable upon the libeities and privileges low Citizens.. W. Alderman Aaneasoa raid a few words toilio fame efe&. Mr. Alderman Costae enridermted the propofei swarm as unconftitutional. and pledged bitted!" ti oppore le Bill. and. upon all occafions, whensse be could cone& the fentiments of his Fellow Citisem to give them their doe weight in Parliament. Moak' being voted to the Loss Matoa, fee. th Hall adjourned. AIM .~