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iVTc"u; 1'trk. Jert ins vvhich are lndifprnfably reqoi. jptirpofe- they jue , to' b'rkg. :hhlheai
- -"' V '" ::.. . : ' ; .'! j'fitc foraheyhonor, and ftyfurity . of thejt'neir. mod enlightened m'i at iters and Ikij-
f nwnriM tr;.i,ro,,. o -
this afternon the Kine went in the
ufual itaie to the'Houfe of Peers. . where
thc.Uni-ed Kingdom. with a molt era. i
cious -Spceeh, ot-which the iohowUi is
U cd'"K. in,'iom- of G reat-Brit
lrMand.
'n ffi)' mrinMaPM ri;ninainwvi
by the accomplilhmenfof a-meafiwej
i, . ..i; .t....;v.f- - f...'i
i-alcu'a'ted to augment'. arid '"confolidate
the nrengt'h and rtlqurces ot the e'n-.pire,
and ho cement more.cloA.-ljr the ihterefts
ulfvctionii . of my fiii)jects, will, I
tru!l, be equ tlly marked with that vigor,
coergy-and firiimcfs, .which the cirium
ihmoes of our preliit.fituation peculiar
ly mi. lire. 'J1 " '
ii 'l'lv.-. i n t 'r fl m ff rAllrl. rC Atr.i.f t
ci .he coiiviiiev.t, and the confequences
vhuh mull be cxpde l to reftilt from
it, canti'o; fail to be mutter of anxiety
' j-ijriiy (ir.u vewKmcn i . . . . : . . . ...... ,- '"jt - .
ti.t r .. "J . . fn....j.- 1 1 Oil W! . I ilouht not. rr n;fii.ini' 1 A Inh -'mir-nt arti. I f-w tint tK
l Atacrins fo important to'the fn- ')ir!Hs .h,cn.. vvcre Co:.dihntly pr Umpcror, iti a Hate :of . intoxication, or-!
rx terete ot my people, -J.. dewMeai-ta.-r-7 'r-' Mfj n:m muh. m uic aoovc arucie i vcu nu mating ort Detdrc ihe wind
V. '. -tiifaction trom- bem' cnaoxU. tor .the:""., ; v-' V' ,lV ':'rf v w.u.aiii-a Jiwaw.j wur traces oing ihot away, fomc
.. "x firlttie, toav..il myfJf of the advice d,S- ir !.!nr Pi!l"'c 0',th- P-il vr ' , Fbrnary 4. - m.inutts clapferf before' we' could purfuc
'1 r'iK.. ,.f .i u,.!;.,mA. -f .hii'hpnce ot provuions : anu ol orevent-l Mr; Pitt has ivt n noMm nf tin- him and iiuuuri, - r.
aiUiaiUHJiU-U nic laiuaijjcm vi my , ." 4 . . ' . . , . ; . . . . o . ...,(.v- i , " iviu .viy .cxcTIIOll Wat
concern to ul! who have a mil feel- I j'0 " - ' l)Mwtl' ''fer
C. . r- :... -...1 :.. 1...... 1 fitheitilpohtion of our enemies (hall ei;a-
;f( c . ' 1 ... -
V Your allontflimcnt as well as your
muff becxci'.cd bv ihe condurt I
,thofe powers whole attention, at fnch
. . . '
',nn S to weaken the nnvafr, f
. rin. : a:ir.!l". O llliim cni-i.tp- in I
icB.itilhemiie, wliLhha, hitherto!
r ..i 1.. ... .i.n .j . .1 !
;i uuu 10 'oivuiui an uunacie.ii) mc',. u ,
.. 1 .icuuniry.
uiuunate anuiuon c:r r raacc. than u?
to::ccTtt:ui -tnc ir.car.soi nnmia ihtenv-c
...
i.'iinll ih'cir Cotumon and incrcafit.g
flatter.
The reptcfentat ions which I li-
hftvA to be made to ihe Court of Pc-
(albi:rgh, in "roirfcquciK'e of the outra-
cs committed agatiM. tnc Hups,. pro-
.ftv. 'and pcrlohs at mv lubicCts. have
L.n treated with the utmo.'t d.fre'pcct ;
In ! ihe proceedings ot which I com.
. an. tl have 'Jccn aggravated by iiiblc
I tie n f a 1 it s of inju It 1 cc a nd violence.
v Under thelc circumllanccs a Con-
lct.11. in has been concluded by that
.V.tVwiih thole ot Copenhagen and
0 kholm, tile ohjctl of whiih, as a-
vcJ by oi.e ot ihe cotuiadtir.g psr-
11, is -to renew xuyr jormcr engage
liti.ts. for cftab;ill)iri bv force a new
'.leof'nrati'imc law, inconfide:it with
e tights, and hollile to the intcrclts of
i ecu wry.
1 11 this lituation I could not bchtate
Mo the conduct whLli it became me to
tut ; tir, I havl ta?"cn the car'ir.t mca
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IV IMII'MLI ML VI CIlKHIb III I 11:3 I'.lil-
I r .
conftJeracy, aniito fuppott thoic
ftinciplcs whi.h arc eiLntial to the
t!a i iknsncc of our naval llicrirth. and
h:Jiarc grounded on the fvfUm of
a. .
puu.tc law lo long cllaulilltcd and iccog
liitd in Kurojic.
I have, at tl.j fame time,, given
:fuvh .olurancrs, as manifclt n,y 'dTf.to:
tiohto renew my W,u nlatuV
thoU- pcmeis-wheiKVcr itcau-he done
o.dllent il the honor oftnf vrown
coi.iiieni wiin inc nouoroi my crown,
. n i ...t.i. : :..,i ..,,..t .1... hi..
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iny ful,ecU.--ou 0v, , I .m perfna.
cinl,,,,,!, nothing on yortr part that can
a- i ,i i r i
atr;!rd mc ire mo I vigorous and e,rcdtu.
a luppo.t in mv I'ctcrm nation to mam-
. u .a- , ' i
I"", av fV El g.r VVd.a'Vtk'
Ihe i.a 1 rights and the intcrcAi ot my
miT Vi r '
Gtr.thmtntf lb' IltifrtCwtv.nt,
11 I have directed the ettima'es for the
frvrfj! Winehc (it ill" lilltdlt! frtviir In
(l;c0.ltiucJ ...cH,,. ,flJJi.E,u,lie
burden S ofmv n'p.onle. t am n'r r T i ,1
witiv ine ihe impodanee ot
country
.'Xd'nd Get&m:
anV VJo'ADg to the ut nolt, ..; tho
J vv . uViui(i,ipi iu vi:ai.oiun.. ocen
.aituiml ; - UiV u IJ as H C4!1 Be i:'v;c 7 n:1V.,! "8 01 U5b ; .very C(ir,y tlnyear. J made by capu Bar top,' we could riot a
luiciiK.u, me recurrence ot umuar i!uh..'lt. is to be brousht forward ibn cbv nam bri; him fn - A;,,;.. -a. .- ....
Lc1;i' 1 " t Ijcle . c.n-.icav.aii s
C'lhics. In thcie. c.n-.lcavairs, anilj, inj
py mcafure tiiat can contiiliure UMhel
iy. .,niurc t:ui can contiiure to,!,
s t mv -people, the'creat-ctid of
l ail iy wilhcs. vou nuvhf i Hn-i nt'tfc nnnn'-i lnr.-) t.-.4...l,. Ti,'nr,l ...i;.... :,i . '.
my cowlial- concurrence,. - .rj'tj.rce peents which opched.a .56 1-2,
, . Yon may Hy .oTi('my availing .myrJ icil o 55-1.2,- but rccov.rel a little to.
. . . .. - . . .
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:, vi rul i ?
b,c me thus to restore to the lubjeds of
i w '"Trr?
" d hc.7 tonhrai and augment hyfc
n,Pfit, 1 ' , ,romuri,n!tri:
nalJitua ion. and w 11.' 1 rupn nn, .t 1
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'(IlLa Pro HJHi IS r mmal' r'.t he "H at 5 5 TX j a i : lis yopei;
prefeiif conTeTTT'oh grotTrTJs cMfrniFFrTreTat 552-3, aiuf aTjoT ilumcur il4tJ
with our fecurity and honorr and with huw.tru'7 ,c r'ot "'retend to fay, that
the maintenance of tlrife ellential rights 'he; lot! owing are among the r.ew taxes
on which our naval (Irenglh tntilt aln'ayi to h: prop(,fcd :- an a Idiiional tax on thfc
principally depend. , '' ; horfes ' kcj.t tor jdcafure ; on fervar:t's,
. " It wiljarTord me. the truert anr' beyond a cettai-i number : on carria 'c;
n" ot war, - have carried tojatcount uT
S " eXICnl S".l'e. nn.
i'iArcs. commerce and revenua ot the
January 26.
.cllcrday wc receivcil Parisjounuls ja id Aull'ria lermiiu'c. The delay tf its
ofjliei lth, 161U, 17th,. 1 II h, ig:h andlpuulicaiion is a niece of civility on the
1 1 -i ... I . t. ! . , ! .. . . 1. . r 1.1' . 1 1.1 1 . . 1
, -im niis iM.inii.t; mujo oi.uie I2in,
Il'h, 14th; ic h and ?').!i. Pv thr
t I'll I
pakerwhiCh brougnt the 1 All, upwards
uimirs) paucngers -came over, aMioi'ntw light thiown. . Th- atfe'n iin of
wnom was the widow ot. the I-ren. h.
Admiral )e Bruys, killed at the baule
of Aboukir.-
It appears that the French arc meih-
tating..anaiUcL- alfo -upon- -Naples;
Tl... i- t.r 1 . ,1
i in. Miinv vi ooicrviiion, under uene
ral Murat, has arrived in l.onibardv.
and is immediately to proceed to the
bjUtlt. Mlir.lt Vvi'll f). ,uli,.' .ruin
was to be at Ancona on ihc ioth.
t
It is Hated in the Clef du Cabinet of
the 1 8th, that three expeditions ' are rea
dy to fail fromBrclt, one of nine ihipi
under the command wf admiral (Jau-
tcanme ; one ot fnc under admiral La
touclu '& or.e'of hftcva Ftcrtch t Span-ilh
Ilnps, tinder admiial Bruix. It U faid
that troops arc marching' ' Brelt, audit
is iihlintuied tlut Ireland is their ddiinZ
tlim.
lite fr:nth 1 icrs Lonlo.ides are
w wirhin a trifle as high as the Eng.
now
hill three pit cents. On the mil. th.
were 54 L2. There is 1.0 iuttll'eiuc
of importance fiom Luncvillc.
1 he emperor of Rulha, we under
n.. 1 1...' t . . , .
rrfn ..,;' t 't .
whoever rclpcctm ihe caiife lnc!i in.
,!llCtf j hn ,0 take the Hep. TJ.is coni
!ud fo conl tl , hc
rulcj hil,,crta acknowledged by Civilized
ruics luuitiio acknowledged l
fia h u
. '
ountcd tor by
'' io oini! curious artic e copied
ftom ihc rlburRh Court (,.,..
. rte,lhht Da. 50.
J TheCddrtCazcuecomain, tie In!.
lowing euii. ui article s It 1. laid
that Ii'm majc'.fy the cmpcior, Vicing thai
llif huurruif Kunmi ciniuii ........ ...
,
,n3fkc ,1 l-fff (hips .boV,vo
? ,U ,'C l! 4:'ICB!,01n f ' rtiips.milcMoui.i.U.iil; being on o,r,i,c
" . l'yrrlarioni,ja, ? rcuptoui.-O. e' 1.
.hlchd lo, c!cu jcvnhb. ,1 alytt fel
'mwin to nrnnnff? rdiri wVi.-a K
tends to invhe allother potentates to
1i I 2t,ncr,i!s, viz-. Tht!L'ur. Pi tt Rem.
;(yirr,- in the capaciry'-o Eiquircs," juj,
j'es ot combat, and herald. He himfclf
intends Count Vo:wi.ir Pa hi en ami Ku
uro,f. to be l !.i- . lu!c... It is not
known whether this report may be ere
iitcdj'hn: it ileins not to be entirely
.wid ot toutidauontince H' bears the
irtnigh'v" j.The amount of thi; loan
wanted
wanted is Ui,l to be twenty-one mil.
homs. - -1 his -i nteliiore nr- nrtl,u-i c,,n
, . ....... j T t-UuJ UlI V . li
i, - , , ' , - , '
". - uv- umt ui me luaruct, ana lelt
-:nd additional d.it.es on wine and tea.
A reduction 1 1 the 1 rawha. h .,llw...t
'he exportativn ot hv.u alfo fuo-
' T " ' i
February c.
! Vr." PaPC,i l,) ,hc t.lr. inclnfive
'rrivt'. vr-il, -r, .... 'I'i,... ...
x uvy, lunuiu mi
account ot inc.- l;gntng ot the Att'ulufi of
l'd lii-tween Auitr a and France,
! -(vt:,1 '7'y J.owcver is not to be Pub-
litliid, (ill ilur end of the prcfeui month,
V lit. 11 lilt I' iU 1 i . fl lli'l 1 Il .1 l,'ii ,i
pari 01 me emperor to this country, n
U;on tli!- NnrthrrM r,.,,C. ....
t ' voilll IIU
frcln iutormation is aifophd, and -no
r... . . .1
I .ic atfen Kin ot 1
titerjpnch government ns i !i,nn.
siriilailf directed to the j.jojvd in a -i-tation
againlt Portugal.
I he hrciith papers iif notice f.nne
pa rt icuiar orders given fori he foi hut Ion
r an army ot observation in tlie nti-h
bourhoml i,( Pn.ir'. .mv '.i.:.. ,r
Mainly deltintd .at.thc invafioti dt Portu-
il' .1, .. . I -. . .
- . p -. - -' - ..v. I .1 . II 1 1 1
t all the hard conditions, which the
French government may think fit iu
impofe iij on it.
Hit French funds continne in rlT,. .
theyaiej?); nearly the fame price as
that at whilh the Euglilli 3 per cents
were pj cntd ycllcrday.
Fcbiuary 7.
' Orders have been ftnt horn The Aitl
mirahy, and received at Plymouth tor
:.l! 1 h l!i!..c .. j . 1 V1 1
al! ihe Ihim tit wrr l..t . . 1.
'immediately got ready to put t.i fea
Private .Utte turn ft ot'.ur un'tutrJU
ioni.it a; c;mtr,at.J.d t) r,7. Ryi,itt
L'arim, dated Vt'3w.'. lib. a.
-Uiiil.c a;ii ot Juu. Lape I imf.
rre. bearing L. i.2 N. Il4nu 25
IL'UCS. Wff illl. flli'r.l at (i at t 5 .l.i 1...
'. ..
. . ".'I'aoi.. its
verin a ihoit tim icfumcd her couifc.
ai o oiiitd l ei licet ; the other continu
ing in chafe of us, we Hood on, until wc.
fu pofedjhc tlcet didant abbui 6 milci,
fomcwhat on our li.t.ipiajUf.vihcn ha
ving brouflu to, He made the private
lign', which not being anfwtred, con
vinced us flic was aw enemy. When hc
va withiii hail, and during fomc prtli
minary converlation btiwem the cap-
..., nau an opj orinnity ,f obferv.
iiiffhcr, Irom tier coinparative Hzr, to
u'r. BMu.nVu i... "..nL r '
, ami an order. la'tirikc o a;''Frcnchir'i-
gate, .one then ranged n
tide, recclvint; and rerurni
lhe: paired,. tilVilifthot (b
pon .our lee-;
rurning -our ,h re' as
ot. (o tjr a lipiwl at
to bring us o'nhar quarter; in v!o!c!r
poiinon wc kept her warmly and cY.fc'y
engaged. for about half an hour, ' when
the e-riemy!$fire'elirclv"cfafed.': he. re
cciving our broadfidts,- whiih brought
his boat and other wreck from his Hern-
and quarters into the water, without re,"
turnir.g ahof. Tfom this we :co'ncIu-v
i!cd that his -people bad defeitcd tlieir
quarttrs, and thai he h d l.iirrr'rir!TPf i
but we foon-found his intention wac V,1
gaged in making his cfca'pe ; we percei-
morning we loll l4x ot jnm -tvd ncr
- ccived him again at daylight : but his
lkft fnn-,n,r; . ; ,
'IV . . I ii rtllU 11 CCf
; for England. - Tho' the prtdene- of a
VejxJupciior force lias deprived the of
t,-M IU t 1 I IP rill r 1 I I I n A (I.. .
o. era a no crew ot .La ' Lon.-nr ,f D-.i
.rflUaJuJVigataitt-1 hBrtti th-nav yp
yeuheconlcioufntfs of havii g bca en a '
lhip ofmuch.grta'er tore.-, nnJ.r ihc
ex::ttngcircumllances, rhuft ever be a
pleahng reltectionlo every pcifon bc
ionguig to her."
- . February' 9."
- ?Thc . rumours which have beep for
ondays in circulation, and which
have io much agitated the public mind
appear to be well founded. We have'
before Hated that difagrtements had ta
ken place in the .Cahini t i,nrr- ik.-c.i.
! ject ot cmancpatron. Thde- fJifimVec
T lllll.
mehfs have piodied a change ot aT'mi
nidraucm, and Mr Pitt', -Mr. Dundas"
Lord GrenyMlc, Earl Sf encer, and. Mr!
V inonam juv; actually rtiit id. It
vvas IilIc dilfentions .hat otcaiiot.ed tl c
dtday ot ihe King's Speech. Some of
t.;e CabiiKt miniltn, thought that the
fubj.;tt Caih'dic Emancipation fiiouid
oe alludtvl to : o lwrii u. r.. .i-t ""-
tnt ojdnion. It was tin -IK- r.i.!. ,1 .!.. .
- Mt JIll
' , V " H1UI
'J" tclcrrcnce ihould he mi.de tn th,.
iunjea. ' But Mr, Pitt and his frle.uU,
Uc;tiher with "Lord Caltlenagh, were
rci i.m.iilly-ofo.iiiioi, that all reltraints
,wii ' JiLiiLXiious oj i'nious liquid
he dune ay, and it Kas known that
many ol the pcrJoi.s Ko fupnorttd the .
union, lupportcd i i n niVr .1...
n, mat
, :ch a measure would be amm,. iiw. ;rii
boom granted by the Imperial Pariia
tutlit. . 7 ' ,
I he Portland party, and Lord Clare,
uinaed totally inopimon nith Mr.PituV
his trienJ,.' Tl.cy thought that ihe mca
uje propofed would endanger ihe vltab
lilncit churth, ami it ua's ii.linuaJcd
that it would be a violation of hisriia.
Jtltv's torciution oath, which is as
toliows. :
44 1 promifc to ti e utrrroll of my
pour to maintain the laws M God, the
uc piottflant reformed religion, tltab-
thed by law ; and I will pufervc tin.
t U.c bilhops and clergy of tun icalm,''
...r ... .1 1 . . ...
I he Portland
1 . "'viits vwiiiiniiie-ii 10 intir
,u ,u "ucnurches cou.tniitcd to their
Ulurge, all fiith tights ,nd piivikges ai
M 1-vy do or (halt appertain unto hem,
. i.r . .1 if ' '
Pf any ot.tl.em."
. How theWafureof Catholic tnun.
cijiatiun can be fuppolcd to.be axilla-.
Jlftn ofThe coronaticn oa Ii, we arc at a
lofs 0 j.,u.fs. Jc ,,is as it may, ihc
VPfofcrs ot this me-futc fucceedtd, and
Mr. Pin and his friimh rel'o'ved to re
tire When they feiit fn their rtfi-na-tions,
they accompanied t lit in with an
aflurancc that tl.ey would continue to
diteliatge the duties of their lefptctive
.'lations until Lis majet'.y could .'call tt
hiscouneili men in w Lorn he fcad trrifi
dtr.tc, and.nLu had i.ot the QniC tee!
ii'g on this paitieulaf qucltion ofC.'h-
iceinani ipa.jon. The nioiuV that
Itt'c! M$
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