. a* . ... i L '^%-- --- 114N- k ." A) Italy vl. , .....,. .....___ , _.,. NUMBER 4,4.2 8 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1803. PRICE SIX-PENCE. ORATORIOS AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. THEAI RE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY :S, will be performed, (for the only time daring the Scrion) the Seems! Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. Compared by C. F. Handl. End of Part IL a Concerto on the Grand Piano Formby Mr. NEATE. Pripet): I Vocal Performers: Mrs. BILLINGTON This day was publidted, Tit A Vols. gm price t l. 7s. in Bouit, A NCIENT ENGLISH METRICAL RO MANCES. PARLIAMENTARY PRUCEEDhvGS. liament, in its wifilom, thought fit to eflablith, for &Charging the incumbrauc sof Royal He h• nets the Prince of Wales, and, having adverted to the progrefs made for carrying the same into ef fel, recommends to the conlideration of his faith ful Parliament, the proem of his Royal Higl net's." In the next fentence his Nlajefly la ments " that he Anil,' fuggeit any additional bur thens on his people;" but lays, " that he is in duced to rcfort to the experience, liberality, and attachment always manifested by his faithful Par liament, and to exprefs his reliance on their taking filch meafures as are belt calculated to maintain the dignity, and add to the comforts of fo dillin guifhed a branch of the Royal Family." Thofe who think that a prnpofition may be made that is worthy the adoption of the Houle, will give effat to the Order that was made on a former day, by going into the prefent Committee ; thole who are of opinion, that the propofition, when fubmitted to the Hittite, is loch that they cannot, Confident ly with their duty to their condituents, agree to it, will have an opportunity of delivering their fend ments against tt, either in the Committee, or on the question, that the Chairman report progrets, and ail( leave to fit again. He trulled the Houle would not think him wanting in refpea, if he ab flained from mentioning the nature of his propo fition till fuch time as the Houle thould refolvc it felt into a Committee. The Hoare thenrefolved Wf into a Committee Sdettied and patiiictiTtyIOSEPHAITSON. Printed for G. and W. Nicol, flookfellets to Hu Majelty,Pall Mall, by W. Bulmer and Co. HOUSE OF COMMONS, IXFUNESDAY, FEB. 23. Sir M. B. FOLKS{ brought up a Report from the Committee appointed to try the merits of the Petition agaiiiß the Eledion for Barnftaple, informing the Houfc, that Mr. Baldwin, a Member of the fail Committee, had not attended dater Tena city or to-day, in confequenee, as they were informed, ut in difpafitio n. Mr. WALICER, an Apothecary, who attended Mr. Baldwin, 'machos called in and examined, and, having given it ad los opinion that Mr. Baldwin could not attend yearn* or to-day, and that it WAS not likely he would be able to attend fur many days to come, Sir M. B. FOLKIS moved, that Mr. Bildwki be rxcufcd fur the non-attendance of his duty yelterilav and to-day, and that he be difeharged from any further attendance op the Paid Com mittee.—Orderod. Mr. Atcocc from the Treafury, brought up an account (hewing how the money voted for the fervice oft Sot, had been difpofed of, dlitingutflting the feveril heads.—Ordered to be oa the 'fable, and to be printed. General (Aiwa brought in the Bill (or suthorifing the ,Build int of a Chapel of Ede at Brighthelmftone, which was r ad a Brit time, and ordered to be read a fecund time to-morrow. The CHANCELLOR of the Excu enure prefented an Account of the feveral ruins received by the Commifennen appointed to liquidate the debts of his Royal Highne4 the Prince of WAes, and the manner in which the fame have beat appropriated.—. On the motion of the Right Honourable Gentlemiii. it wa. re. (erred to the Committee to which his MaJefty's mote grad uus hielface had been referred. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT obtained leave of abreact from bin duty In that Houfe for fourteen days, on account of the ill Rs c of the Honourable Member's health. Mr. JrKTLL apd Mr. STU ILGE6 Obtained leave Of ibreTICC to attend the Circuits. • _ _ _ This day was pubhlhed, flys. price ps. in boards. BIBLIOGRAPHIA POETICA : a Catalogue of Eisen Poets of the tub. 13th, 14th, 15th, Rod 161 Centric, with a Overt Attempt of their Works. By JOS PH RITSON. Printed fat G. and W. Nicol, Bookfellers to hit Welty, Pall Mall. Mit. SHiPISY, (ruin Manchefter, and Mi6MUNDAY. ( Be ng their Brit Appearance,) Mr. BRAH.kNI, Mr.DENMAN This day was initiated. in eta Price as. 6d. . THE TRIUMPHS of POESY : a POEM. By J. C. HUBBARD, A. M. Printed by W. Bohner and Co. for G. and W. Nicol, Pall- Mall; and J. Afperne, Cornhill. Where may be had, by the fame Author, The Second Edition, Price 3q. 6d. of JACOBI/Clem, a Poem. See with what heat theft' dogs of hell advance To wale and havock yonder world! MI LTO V. 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The &ova ..Fachoogo ; reerrlinitef 4f/ ; KdAtal. r ait a1"1.41 84 0. 11 4 .••• f A ai r l i gh' • pike p. bet be Cali: ber Abases!. 44mEs IMPL9X/D; ( 4• 104 P C*PIPP - L aka I M Ceed Table Apearibaeg lallstOons tie Plepaei I 11 0 4'li 3 P dlittl*P.ol 'Sea " 40 °k GaPPPP -.....- .... ----- Mr. Su Aw Leveret obtained leave fora fortnight's abfenes, of the whole Houk-- .. on arcount of ill health. MR. WALLACE IN THZ CHAIR. Mr. WILLIAM DUNDAS celled the attentirn oft e HO fe to a Petition from cera;n Weavers in Scotland, prey ng ii i: the The CHANCELLWR of the Exc Hi melt laid, he AR for rzgulating difputes betwixt Matters and Servant, lhoold role in fuhmit tO the 'cordideration of the Commit be extended to Scotland.—Referred to a Committee. tee a peepolition which he flattered himfelf would The CnAreceit.ose of the Excavate ea laid, that it was ma. , meet with their concurrent approbation. Certain terial for the House to determine refpating the Rate of the Pe. , talons would tre that It wouldbr irkfume to Ile under the continual mittee was as desirous as himfelf to fupport the operation of the Order, which had leen enforced in eortfequence fplendour and dignity of the Prince of Wales ; and of what had taken date rtlative to Petitions on Friday and SA T I equally certa i n was. he, that every Member when turday lag. His intention was, that that order Zooid only be r enforced once a week. He therefore moved, that the order , • beael him felt a ecinftitutional right and a coniti- which Rands for taking into contideratton the Pe•ition againit tutional -inclination in fo doing. For his own part, the Eli-dion fur the County of Hereford on Tudday next, be ' he was Oast of thole who concurred entirely in the difcharged, and that the lame be taken into confederation to- , ( arrangements and fettlentent which heti taken morrow fennight.—Ordered. place in I 795. And though thole who thenbronght It: then Paid there would be three Committees fur that day, and three for Friday. • forward that fettlement, as well as thole who gave The Report of the Mutiny Bill was brought up, and order- it their moll cordial fupport, did it with reluaance, ed to be taken into oonideration on Monday next. I lure hewas, thatevery Memberof that Houle would The Houk refolved Melt into a Committee on the Expiring . mely glad to fee tilde measures carried Laws Bill. The feveral Refolutions were read and agreed to..' b . e extre mely The Houfe reamed, and the Report was ordered to be reedy. I into full and complete effea. He founclis wps ed tn-morrow. i abfolutely neeetfary to refer to the proccedingsof Mr. WALLAet brought up the Report of the Committee sp. , 4 7 , 5 - - ,I t em u bo eem s eaes i s that in this oar pointed to prepare the Addrefs to ha fAidefty to congratulate i n nisffa " had ham received from his hiajiralr, sc.. him on his providential cfcape from the confpirsey which Lad lately been deteded againithis w , ren and government. The ferri_ . n_ ha g to the incumbrand o ides of ee n so i fd e te Prince pri ips of Wales Addrefs was read and agreed to, and ordered to be prefateld • and Ratios, that he a by the whole Woofs. ~ ' rarer. from Parliament, bat by.an applicatiotkOf The Cray ceetaa at die Esc:newels la w s & *IS lush int* of his revenue tovrards the liquidation aild Member. as were of his Mildly's Privy Couaal &add wait on his Malin) , to know when he would be plated to be waited payment of his debts. His Right HOLl r riend, on with the laid Addrds—Ordered. 1 the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, bad...when The SreAtea gave notke, that he &wild tiosorrow take he brought forward the nteafure, bated. that a the Chair pedifely at two o'clock. i provilion of 60,000 L a year had already been made, HIS MAJESTY'S MISSAGZ• , 4 and all he anted of the Committee was, that in • The CH atm s LLOIL of the Exc MEWS& moved t h e' conlideratioo of the price of provifione and other Order of the Day, for the Houle to refolve itfell. articles, he propofed only an addition of 65,c001. into a Committee of the whole Houk, to take into 's Me confideration his M ffag e. do leave the 1 a year. At that time it was the opinion of many On the queflion t h at a the ett Sesala ' Members of the Houfe, that a finaller fun would t . be futhcient,and that it might not to be greaterthan Colonel SraNtsv role, and laid, that before he Chair, i that gi ven to his Royal Highnefs's grandfather, ; and th eref ore t hey objeaed to adding 65400.1.. a contented to the Speaker's leaving the Chair, be ; year to 60,0001. already fettled. Some were of begged leave to a& a few quellions :—Whether it . opinion that no provifion thould be made I others was that the Prince was to be relieved from the again thought, that, at Ica, if provifioo was difficulties he laboured under, in confequence of made, the means thould be derived from other his debts, by a free gift from the Houfe ? or whe. fources. At that period no dittina propofition had titer this was to be confidered as a compromile of been made by his Kight How Friend ;but it kem certain claims which bad heretofore been advanced ; ed to be the decided opinion of a great majority on the part of his Royal Highnefs, relative to ca. I of tile Hoofer tnat his Royal Highnefs's debts Lain revenues to which he thought himfelf entitled? . 'hood be paid in as ( b on a time as postale. _ If it was meant as a coMpromile, he believed that Whilll the Houk was thus divided in opinion, they the great law authorities of the country held a very i were relieved from the irkfomenefs of their fitua conliderable difference of opinion on the fubjeft. I a moll gracious cc mmunication from the flit was intended as a free gift, he thought that the lion by Prince, through the medium of Mr. At ,other, late Ads of Parliament retpeaing the Prince's re. then So li c i tor G enera l to hi s Royal Highnefa as venue difabled him from u fi ng it as fuch. He, I Duke of Cornwall.—(Here the Chancellor of the therefore, begged, that the two Metrages of his I Exchequer read the communication] —by which Majelly of the sill of May, 1786, and the aath of 1 his Royal Highnefs slimed the Houfe, that he was May, 1795, be read, which was accordingly done. &fi rms to fubinit himtelfaatirely to the judgment, He faid, that notwithllanding his high refpea for i simnel. and direaion of Parliament, in whatever the Prince, he was induced to requeft that this , related to the incumbrances which were under their might be afcertained, becaufe he had alfo a high conlideration, in cunfequence of his Majefly's miff reipea and duty to pay the inhabitants of a large f a ge. That communication was received by the county, who had delegatethim as their Reprefen- Houle as it deferved, and ought to be. with the dative, and entralled him with the alifpolal of their highest retina and gratitude. and immediately al rights and properties; and, till he knew the grounds terwards the Houfe proceeded to appoint a Com on which the matter was to b: taken up, he mull mitte to take the affairs of his Royal Highnefs into opprife the prefent motion. their ca-e and management, and to liquidate his Fhe CHANCILLOR of the Excetostsa raid, the debts. By the Bill then brought in, and afterwards Hon. Member has allied a queftions—Whether palled into a law, Commitfioners were appointed this bufinela is the refalt of a compromife, in con- to invefligate the debts of the Prince of Wales...- Sequence of whit palled left Setilon, or whether it That oft a full infpeaion into the fame, thole debts was intended to be a free gift to his Royal High. were found to amount to the fun of 650,0001. and Refs ? He had no temple, he Paid, in declaring to the Commiffioners were thereby authorifed to rt him, and to the Houle, that a compromile makes ceive annually from the Officers of the Duchy of no part of the propofition it was his intention to Cornwall the font of 13,0001. and from his Majef. lubmit to their confideration. No free gift was ty's Exchequer the font of 60,0001. which hints either in confideration ; but it was his with to p ro " were to be applied towards the difcharge of his pate to the Houle, to grant loch a ruin as to en . . Royal Highnefs's debts, fo that the fame might able the Prince to eilablith himfelf in that fplen, be billy paid off in the courts of twelve years. It dour and dignity, which he was certain every in. was the general with of the Houfe, that they might dividual Member of that Houle mull with to Ice be liquidated in kthorter (pace of time, and clear attached to his rank and fituation. He was tome- he was in his own mind, that not one individual what furprifed at the manner in which the Hon. Member, at the time he voted for that regulation, Member had taken up the bufincfs. There was conceive,' himfelf firiftly bound to confine the tiro intention whatever of interfering with the plan already prefcribed by Parliansent. and, in conk. ' Prince .to the whole of that time, but that every one clearly conceived the bufinels was open to the quince, acted upon, relative to the pityment of the future confideratioa and interference of Portia debts of his Ro y al H je lnars * Wilts was the la ' ment, to relieve the Prince from the preffure which sir " ( his Ma i sa T 's rdsia g e ? His maicar had the imperious cireuvaltances of the times then motoin that, 'given the fistalell hint or intimation obliged the Parliament to. render him liable to, refpedtiag the debts of the Prince.—The Woods of wit r their - united . widows &sold conceive it the Addrefs seal,'" That his hiajefty having taken i cecestv , and convenient fete do. M. Addington One coefektatios the period that hatitLaofed lime edit n fail, that fince the ;Loth of Oilelem...; 794, the IlldartNlTl° 63l64 e ari lab i llil l e ik i ‘ , 346 " Par , Ids aim when, by a retrairetftire sbut6aitraliebe4 . . 4(,e) :L ii,w is. , ; , . :-., . 7.41 o: I. .- i .. i • ; . ' . 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