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I T T: .:' 7 7 • ••. • • . • .. . V • .I ; ' 'j'.. 1 1 , • • . J ~.. ar. a; - (...&•"" 1 . 1 ''. .''. ' • t . • --- 1. 4 )) L ' , N _} ; V.O ' d Ne... 1 • (..._____,..-..„.. . . __ ...../ • . •,0 PROPERTY ACT. EIHr . ON AIFIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS. NOTICE it herainiven, That the frotral o,Ftes al : do dad vr Eiriaodad Olreadfordalfrort. o dic!, ..si” 1,01 oo give., void ooptenot ton fw retrivios do, Doty, aad clAarnag the jame,imilit a n patki km faro received., otiorosi• ocromohd for so. rbe Cessmipwerc .f tbs . Difrid, dor Goonriffotorro for La..doo, e. sorofday babefiitt Ad And sec Reck,' are Mired to take Notice, That for thofe SUMS arc 1121:Zeittrrat Duty, and fot'o. the Pe edt e : the fame be • trot HlL4tajeity a Court of Esthetiorr. • .-• • • 'By Onirr o . tie Joanf • Yeir17,16 . 34. • • j7 TTHSW WINTILR, Soom tory. , - FICTUALLING OFFICE, 7. ill, Obi. VE oliAffiliSVONEßWor PICT u 4LLING ' Ara ~. ISIT'S N.I ,do brook 7 give mac. it Ow rick ilaftwat, they will be ready ...s t 42 1r...4:* w An vault . (Gated arp); and treat for Nine • .• • . ttiA CDRb big of PITT'S TANFIELD :•• o • • ' l ilidedll COALS: 101 l Pay ; Toi JiStsori. ismompoosb. amours ru. huietto mama. is fro or sal eliami wad tilt to IA; Ma. t'•!' ' • d t h mit ans, or otlaerWifc i and to be • pa iitietrWiyi aftefelate. rhor liclat • . - . the Pentad may'be teal at the Secretary's 011edi ,:, *I .i . ' . ..1 i • .. . Ziefirellißi•ermarierop %ark? im ~bleb the twig Itall eel be to Wu Bean! Ont: , Z l n el ke , o l wet ; i t ast . ineart, she 4 u s e'T ,et fate Prlicar do bia oebalf., A. Ala* ride cslfrdAti • ' " • ... • • '- ' , & PrICWALLING-Okfl4:111 1804. COMIIMISIONIita far I , I4;TUiLLInG atra 411(d04 2 t , N.arr..i. +wily rhg What on Toelday. thl Id Milanati daft la be rebtiT to . 11"AStraLwatilte61.cd44:attnteIttiefgottiPPIL VW% SNP and Velfe!.. a YAILM Nußi l ol.o., for thaitha attain , from the z sth attliet anal& To he pald 66 Ityllillakattic fokb interett amity bre after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may 8 tan at the Secretary's NW, at this (Ace ; er by apply(34 tAt U scollafor of the Cut. taus at Tarnsoptla No nosed coill it id to lay ::ottr io %Wei at irics Ara oot k Wet& ix we tielmtb; or Mot *ll 'not 6: drip , cwt.! of t!... 19.4,1 liforeslat itiori cm At fail Tr fity Ik *of Aug& intt,•sor spokrt 06e ltrfox sshs main lb. tonitr,or fres tufo ox W idol(' mikado Of drivor •Pido saki far. PERKIrs PAT/INT' METALLIC TRACTORS. r ROMAhe TRACTS which have occafionally !leen publillsed by the commrrrEE of the PERKINIAN IN • VIITUTION, it has beat ellfcavered th - t the rATENr ME TALLIC TRACTORS aft upon tae GALVANIC PRINCI and from Mending etperintect, which had only the said of fultnim; humanity le vie re, they have been yr Wed to detrain, bad: , (ugh complaints at hive heretofore been pub. Lilted to the Wotid, that tiny have sffcaesally cured lime cafes et DAVY ; one in particular, the Hydro Thorax, or Oropfy In the Itheft, whkh had bees of long RantUng. and after the potent hal Lad the advantage of the Ern medical atE.tance, without any re lkf. Palf_ has alfotoen retkved iu • remarkable manner:. Iwo Bomar ay ges are reported from the Poor Houle at Chcifea. The Patent Metallic T:aitors are full by appointment of the IPACCIUCT, (only) by P. Smith, Cheata, app Hoysnarkot. at Five Calswas the Set, including Books of Cafes. TO BILIOUS, GOUTY. and NERVOUS PERSONS. THE following Accumulation of (deft per float Reforms of the r cu merits of the Rm. WILLIAM BAR • CLAY'S Panne ANTIBILIOUS FII.LS, in Mem, Gouty. and Servo= Calm is vellooltialy &Omitted to Ole notice of the . sablic--Hk Once 'be Amebbiaro of Canterbury, the Lord bi- Sof of Beth mod Wells, Sir John Ilnorywood. But. M. P. sir Sorbet Leibbetten, sort. M.P. Thomas Anion, lA. M. P. Cecil Porefter, Elm. M.P. lames Ainyatt, Efq. M P. Nicholfun Calvert, Rh. M.P. Edmund Boehm, Ere. Thomas flaninuriley, Efq. Geo Llcks. nig Private beeretary to the Archbititap of Canterbury ; *e Rev. Mr. Dimuck, Llierarian to tin. Atcnbilhop GC! nC Smith and James lima dodo, Siva Pt.ncipai (Accra in his Ma- Dock- yet& Putt Ovoid., Re. he. The above Pills arc fold its London, at the ldaboratnry, No. 3 . !, ltedford-ftreet. Covent 'Arden. in busts is. 6d. each, duty includ ed, and by to vender* In town and country. N. IL They are gcculi.arly recommended during Sea-bathing. RAKER'S IMPERIAL GUIDE, Su. Patroni eti ly the litho. THE Subfcrib:rs are mon refpeafully informed, No. I. of the illominatea Appendix. to chit, Work if now wady fur delivery of the (olL.wing Bookiell,rf, via. White, Fleet- Ora t; Kelton, Bond-ftrect ; I , •iebo atm. EoyiL Exchange ; Laekingtan and Co. Fiolbury.frinare ; and H D. Synioude, Pater. Reiter row. Price, plain tos. Proofs zoo The above contains ,0 Inc Engravings (a part of zoo) vlreely altered by t om e of the Royal Family. the Nobility, Gentry, Ste. at once to enhance the value of this Author, produetione. give aCillance to the Art., atol brio, at little capenee, a more ufetul and fpkneid Itinerary that, .lath before appeared in this or any Country —Poway!' at full, with Specimens of th? Landf.tpe ‘'icsys, 11,.:lutclque Plans of the Rasa, Lettcr-pots, dc. is. each. On tee 3111 of Joly will be pu , ,liar:d, prig zs 63. To be continued Monthly, - - THE I.ITERARY JOURNAL; or t.rniverfal Review of literature, 11 flit and l'urei;ra. fur July. To this Number Relit w• of the following i'n'atio ion will np pear among otters: laird Lauderdale on Wealth. I . tine. INiftnry of Scotland, harrow's I ravels in t L.na, Richardliti'. Cogrefpondoice, St kei Com. from tLc Artique, Lord Chatham'. Letters, Lord Archibald Hamilton on the late and pnient Adnii ailtrat ion, Reply to the Lour, Lloyd's Christian Theology, Urlille s s Trod:a:lion de l'Eneide, Correfpeindence de J. J. Iluen.u, Mom • Salk Cour; de Cofologriyhie, Re. • a principal ol•j. ift of tbl. Review to unite niigi.:al dif vpahtion with the analyli, ui wot ks. The great advactag: ,0; 0 . ; iplan mull he obvious to every intelligent reader: the tale mil ea • ample arc the at once let befit, blot; and not only Li reielit rtl with an xertiout of the publication rroircsed and a judootra en Ata merit., but the print ipks on witch thi. judgment i. lumen.. an .at the Lune time enfolded. A Review wrote': on this plait i. ex trcantly different (ram thole which give the bareanalyli. of books . It may be read with advatitag.; aid pleafoie for it, orit;ioal T• rtions, 'whatever he the tate of tire wort& ced.ich it re she: • . .1. ?o eh a publication I. peculiarlyiefilettiaied to sulde the opt lion, the utntyll attention ii paid to the eatiiaals of the reviews,(.. fiat they in gerier vreccde tbok of every competitor. . A (par, fully equal to any other Review fold foe as fol. is allot tad to the Rcri.w. of Wok.; intluding a complete Lift of New to which a tnn,:oary account is given of loch work• :sic at all worthy of nailer, and yet not of folleent impot Lance to dentasid a lid: reeiow• Sever:drag:a art-betides ref. eyed far the eommualeariceivart.carned Cnerefpundent. ou Literary Sullcet• and Ear the.imyortant and ent ramir.- n aritek of Literary aid Set entitle Intelligence. As Foreign hooks of importance are notire.; fro line to time a , they. appear, - appendixes arc avoided; and rack number bt in totd at. as. nd the literary Journal becomes the eiwor_e monthly ht vii w in London. Lou • ion: Printed ir C. and it . Baldwin, of New Bridorr. Racer •. by all lb...larders and sewfmcu in town et d reentry . wed procure it to otdrr .1b thrirotber I,lol4lWNlvileatiatt• o • rc : tti.n.t , Vela:woo awy be hivit itaivilvt, or any f..parate . • ARMY.—TO BE DISPOSED OF, • CORNETCY of LIGI U' DRAGOONS, upon the Bengal F.flabiothlsKot, for the itegulatinn, viz. Seven Hundred Guineas.—Apply to Mr.D..aman,p.weHer. 4 i )1, Strand, near Bedford Itet.ct. `HE Next of Kin of MARY CLARKE, fontterly of Devisee, io the County of Wilts, and late of Haelcory, In the County of Pig iddleies, who died lately lot:clam. ere defited to feed a itAtement, in wtitiud, of their rtlatlosaiii to her. to Melira. Wintatrittnin and Limit', of Threader• e•aro r. I.nee. don. Solicitors, in order that the pctiosial FRatc late Al tAe f,rd Mary Clarke may he diftributed amondtt the I w Nest of KV, (ott their being lefeaseinal) according to the Itatute of Dittrilseition. • ADV IF the Perfo who (time time lime addreffeil a Letter to Ntrt.•alolyLAND, in the ncialihourhood forming her, that on reedring a lihreal recurnii..ct . ; he enable be:, by the tificoorry o: certain important faits, to pobr, lierfell of a cousti'tcralile Cunt of money, comm. vnicafr his n.,nit and addrets so Mrs. Francis Maitlasti, No. s, dibrc‘i-tura,l. Brillol, every preliminary will be arranged to his istisi‘etinn, ar.d a Ps°. pole made whiei will be :uund to be well worthy his attoni.m. WARDELL, King's Head Inn, Dal lingtnn, begs lam to Warn his most grateful thanks to his nuntcrous Friesnis for theie very tiattsring encouragement; and at ti.s tante dose to aro% tient, tado be public, tts .t he has an • ante st,ek of caoaknt Wine% good Beds, neat Stabling, and pod Putt tiorica, and that nothing Mall Nanting oa Li• part, to merit a continu ance of ever favours —.llarlingtmt, July tp, I got. By Order of the Honourable Cortindifuistery of Ilia Maj tty's flouts. On Saurdly the•addi of tbb tultant, at three o'clock in the after noon, will be expofcd'to Public Salt, tht Cuftom Houle in t il ithan4 E_FOLLOWING GOODS, vit. Broady 347 gallons; Geneva 2441 3711,nn5---for the ocean =dation sad use of l'aioate Families o.• y. • rat Cues, 3 Cwt ; qrs. Ilr l'iuther, 9N. Pieces. • A . Parcel of old junk, tr.,. old Pesetas, one old Fore-try-fall; one old One old Out .rig3cr, one old Main nay, one old heltzen•nsel, five oh! Sweep. MOM out in the fervico, on hoard the Alarm Logger, and a k4not; called the Pelican, aboet 4o *a 104,134 feat Woad, and admealures about 1 9 Toes. rot b Ler Tackle, Apparel, and kutuiturt. • Which will.he tup in Lots, and fill to the bled! Bid it-. BERK4I:IRE. TO lilt SOLD BY PRIV,VIE CONTRACT, A COMPACT and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTAI'L, comprilkag near 7to Ayes of Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, all In the blgheit Rate of cultivation, and the Woods w,ll ftneatd sotth thrivam Titnher, boring been the baud, ef the Prerrli.tor fur the 101 l fiatt.rn year.. Ettatc is fainted in the centre of a gond fpnnin Cm.nny, W.ll fupplied with seater, and has the advantne of a Inold comionalsic esil• deuce, Wily implored, of a cuntlocrahle capence. Dinah' from Reading 14 mikro, Peon Newbury 7, and from [Pry good Mark,t Towns. Immediate reefer %m may be bad lie Proprietor has nn ohjedi ,, n to It to,ocol. rernsh charged on the eltatc.—Further particulars may be bad an =teeth:: to Mr. Lackey, Ana:lacy. Reading. NUREGI.K. A molt defire^le fituartort fur a Sportfman or a clenteel TO BE LET unfurrifhed, and rotate! upon at Michatlrtsas neat, or ("one? if required, A MODERN well built brick MANSION, con taining a 1141, 11 ning l'sricrar, Drawh , g.toom. Gentleman's Dralling-rown. Etc ; ot, the Ground ilnor, Bye lied-rooms, with two Dreffura on the Firfi a or, brides gwvl Livd-rooms and Oar r,. s, over the o , fict s, C.r zwrvatitv UlliCso of all land cumPLlcs with Garden, Shvo:AN, ;iris &c. Airo front tt n to thirty .ICfc , of rich Poltore Lend; Covenant, titr.tw, and t swine of Coals, : - ree of all Tythes and Piro• chial er., ~Ith ola rty of Spur tog ..v ra large I itch of Laud. the might probably be iLduccti to dilpofc ut ;art of tht. 1 . 9 a I.l:.trc. pa:iculars and nacrenca apply to 114 t. a&13.10 1 '0, No 'it, V ALMA 111...2. Ps IN KENT AND SUSSEX. TO !lb SOLI) BY AUCTION, BY Mr. NEVE, At the George Inn in Rye, Slifka. nn Thurfttay, the td of Aeguft between the bouts • 1%60 and Five o'Clock. EsTATE the Rev. Mr. 1-I(.)OPER 1 . id BECKLY, in SU.isEX, deceakil, in liceily and in Wittsrtlaans, and Stone, in Kent. in foreral Lot% malting which arc the following !.eta. A MelTuage, Pam, Stable. Lodges and feveral net:. of Ar.hk, 8•Isai• .v. Valium Ilia), Wood land, • ailed Coil Nein, con taining by Adincaltalcuicut An A.l R. 34 P. Innate In the Church. An ete , .e.b:l4 wind Picas I•ou!C, Mrs, Stabk. OafLioife. Lodges. a1...1 f. v.T.d Pi...:e. d Arable, Maadow, failure, and i boy Land, coiled Cbutrh Itide F.VIII, cor•taining hy AdrdeaCurtment 28 A. 3 R. 17 P. to,ii.thcr w.th lien Comas, and (Laden' thereto adjaii•in, the •.I th • i.ea lit. is a King ren or, neat Sealy Chum', and adjants Il.oad Lading Iron. Rye r•• boodim. The Nfanor .r •I tOnsy.tngether•eiilt a cap•• al EA., •bt rev, IA r•d, call .1 Farm, e..ntrin.tig thrrhy ..1.777t 147 A. tK I% I'. of which, A. t R ay .•2; l 4and, :7 Ac R P. fretlu • and 9A. It. 7 i'. WQ.1...1. This t I...tfe. ,t 7 . 11 no an ElliillolCt c••rim.itiii• I:iv of the the Land is in 3 Ring fence RO.l leading (rots Rre to 'ten ierden, both hi;:iknt wloi•e Vitale. arc Erebdad, end exoncratad from tt c Lano.•iax.--1 ., Particulars irqui•C 4. John I.todord, I Elo!' 1 , II htrft •K. nt, of the A let Tentsril-n, or at the Offire of Milli,. Curt, s, Dawes, Rye. IR hEli01.1) I b IN Mil .TS. TO CE SOLD Ll' C LION, LY R. KNIGHT, On TueLlay, the sash Day of I.;c4•N" , "' hour; of Three and Five 0 +W . , in ti, Nffertioun, at the Caltlc Inn, at Marhsorsoigli, iu the Colony A\'AI,I I U. 3 .I.F. I:KEI.:HOLD ESTATE, in the Para of Collingbourne, ISiligflon, in the Cou,ty of Wil:s, confalline of the Ma:ow or rspurts: Manor of Collirgilourte a,..1 call- J Brunton IMo,, lasing a complste ill P5........•nee, with all fnitahle OflleeY(t 00, Disul St .1114 - ol Ma i tit Plarnefs Houle, Coach !tow's, and Dog Kennel) drliglo•ol:y iiru.rr,d in Sy..-tirtg Coontry.on a 1...1aVn furr....milcd by a Pio, 1.01.1 3,1 rosloled wirh (Lk Paling, now in ac f kohrr. \Y,.O.!m .I', I toi ,tmr wirh a I . ,!111 i 11 : •• I.lli ,; tlrg sp, , lous a,..3 upwards of ~n e ton. , Acres of (pas; Arshle Meadow. Wo KS, a , .1 l's.turc Aod alfu, ot I mprove:dile farm lying near the 1...: e, c Ile.: le.;li farm, a•Ml•rthrg .4 ur.v.ints to: a hundred Auto , or Ai am: Laii a l amt tws Ire Acres of Coppice, will, Tv: r' (*,•:t • to longing to the laid Manor, an.l nuw w the C.. • solution of the Vs O&M The above Elate, which is eionerated from land-tot. is : . rom Ncwlv.ry and it. vises about t, %hiss. from Anduvrr Iz, ..n.t 'ro a r Mar1t,r4...,.). r-, ail goo.l Ma. krs William I row of l':.;ll.,:,Esiurne, Carp, t..r, f!,:w the gate, and furthsr Part., aL a may he h.:: of ; &Teter:welts 'fiz. at lirsdford. Wilts, and of Mr. Kiri:, Atlar :ey,* Nsw bur . N. B. The Porchafer eriahc intiqed ro the fr.nrCiel tweed - I in ri the T0; 0 ...i Inc r e.owe for C. r /1.1, ..1 Fern of le Ah.,ut foot at: utirteit, :'rfr.n^n ma , : he la 104 part of ib Prmilko.ape. of :hi rt...44,4cr .4: AO:cluselmas frat. MIDDLESI X lILEC I . ION. "I'HE Fiiends .1 Sir FRANCIS BURDETT wit 1 - meet evtry Eay. dung the tietion, at hi. Houk, No 78. r:ccittlilly, w coramunication. repeetin: the t•elioif are re- yuctted to J. tilt tt..oltY le , Chainaan. , STATE OF THEPOLL t Sir Franci. Burdett Mainwariog - - - 97 2 • 927 11144, It y - 45 7 1'11E FitEEl - 101.DERS vt the Intereil of Slit FRANCS bURDE arc informed that COACtiti wilt 5c rt :Lay To.morrove Moculnt, and every !allowing day, at o'Clock, to convey than to the POLL at DELENITORI), I from tht. untletmentlatted Places: — TOW bit DIVISION. Moorgate. • Durham Place, Hackney Road. !Vit.-end, opporne die Stamm (nit itreet Rc...4. the j•ay lieu-hem 1:,.1,11.1 about City Road. • W.:l dote biotic. PIA: nix, Ruda. • Smithfield. 02polite the Crets ICrys. St. John-ltreet, Sonithfithi IiOLBOU.N. Ne.tr the White Bme, Ikerid.ltreet, at. G.E., near Phingdree.fter.t. Wild-(tree[. near Lau-aln's Inn Rails, at toe Ben John. kwt's Heel WESTNIIhI3 P.dace •Kia KAnna, Compton-Beret. Neu Devon/hire litde, K rt./N. Lase:nee Strca, . Juiy 23, tBc4. 'HE FREEHOLDERS (,f MIDDLESEX in I- the Intereft of iir 1 RANCH BMW!: ri, are reqaellet: to D:^eat die CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Tuinotrow. THILM,2I)AY, July 26, a: live u Cluck In the Afternoon pre cEdy. Tir-iets to. &I ST°WARDS The Honourable CUAllt.r; JAM C 3 Fez, M.P. Witttast Ruver 1., M. P. 1.0.2101020 t Hamar C..mauls, M. P. Lord OSSULSTON, M. P• ) • VIIT linw4 la, EN. M.P. tit PCT 1 T. f•.,Y.LtI. TLIIPAO, Ffq. M. P.. P•Trc M00a.., EN M .P. WILLIAM SMIVII, ilk. M.P. Mr. Ahler.uan Rev. Dr. PA at. , MA s Ffq. 18!::JA1:1 , 4 I . llAVrIt3, E fq. I. 13.. N , DAMML Bea:: NUN I Efq. JAeurs Itaa cT. I'q TOWN FN D. 1.4. 14011,11 T KNIGHT, Ffq. p„recs CROY!. OM, I.lq. WILLIAM RUSWILLIt, 144. EILNFIrI JUIINSOII, EN. VILA/A:IS GLOI,IIP, Eftl. 3. WIG! roll. VII. - - - WAnHING VON. MR. PHILLIPS has the fatistaaion to inform the theme that he has jull received from Mr. DIMIODWASIi INC; rote, the M mufzript of the SECUND VOLU Me. of 1111.: etre OICIENZRAI. and that the elegant Q2arto Edl 'iota will be re sely for Pu'.:.:iea• ion on Monday, the Hods Milani ago l the Odlavo Edition on Tueiday, the aath Masan The s (cowl, VOLUME eon , ounces with the birth of the General, and elairs withan aceouot of the Campaign of a 7 76 ; the whole cernpihnl from his own Pirrs and Let:ces, under the rupee :mend- Noce of his Nephew, by Alt. NIARSUALL, Cafe jultlee of the Uni!ed States. l'he Q2arto and Oelavo Fditions of the nail' or Preliminary V,,umc usay bt hat of all buoickilers : of whom may alto b e e Pod all the fuee.flive Volumv, as loon as they appear. The n wick will extend to four or five volumes, price One Guinea and a Half per Volume, in QLirto; or Halt-a:Guinea per Volume, in Octavo.- No 71 se I'd r. (.Itureh-yard, lull 2. dna. --- PAKidit.clEATABr PAULEEDIAGs. • HOUSE OF LOADS, TCTI:bDAY, JULY as. The Itiii Revenue litsitulatirm EW. sod the Ira Spirits Ware hout.ig it t, vaint ihtouii , a Cum:lli:Ace, and this Report was or &Asa so be received toit.R.rrow. bI)LV VST OPTITORe BILL. The Order of use Day for their Lordfhips going into A C(trlJlllittee (41 tbis Bill being read, 'l•he LORD CHANCELLOR Tinted the Wool fa..k, and del:veied his tentiments at fume length upon the fulatja. 'tile meature their Lordthips were au-ut to cord - , :zr was, he nbferved, one of great and peculiar iinpor:S.ltC—:ate which, to a certain degree, iavolved an idtet.ilit.n in the law of the country. — Bills lir . the rci:et of f!tt•ivent Debtors were tome tones pi ot.limise but they were often pro. ditOive of 111 . 11;;I • ..ts evil I they %vete often rendered it moll efficacivu. inartiment r•f chicanery and fwind hog. AVidt t• , the preterit meal - tire, he had to ovine• L. the lite peri id of its being briaight forward. and the citeimiiiance that °tie, the highett in the Ad ult:Mitt:llton of Civil Law of the Country, never knew of the sideucc :itch a Bill until it came up to that Houtc. Much had been Paid of the humanity of loch proceedings ; but that confidetation, though it cer.aioly would have its doe (way with their Lord thips, would never induce them to lofe fight of the pa.a,nonnt dictates of Juttie.e : even on that ground, olat:t red, it would be the greatest and molt bene n,iat humanity to the debtor to let him know ex pi efsiy that the inovitions of the law would be ttrietly enfhreed. He had many oh j eetions to the Bill in its prca:znt fb.pe. He law not that equal meature of jidlice dealt to the Credit here was no power g iver. to the Creditor to call upon the Debtor to fa. ti,ty h rim as far as be could by a furrerider of his ci tate, effect., E:c. Theis s..ts not that mutual power ; and by the pretiitt hill a Debtor might, it hie ch , rid, as Debtors had d , nc before, Gee m pri to:: better thiAa pethaps the Creditor could live out. facie an,Gdeati,an thould have been attended to. — I: v a► ineurnber:t or> r ,i'.•-at juitice to thol. whole ihtereds they Teri:fent:it—fur their Lordthip in tome points of view v ere Reprelentaiives a. vv• I:, :he other hh.ute, to fee that they were attended t•. lViten ‘llOl a B::i as the ptcleilt a •As brought a Whit out the hail elplanation of any of is s provi lions—with :silt art opening of a laugh: lentence, it was neer:liar) the it Lordfbip., previous to going in:o a Commi•tct eta the Bill, t1...u1d be apprifed ,•t it. principle. This Cicy had to er.11:9 from the Pt .:4'1161e to tiie which r A g Vinicas iivcral mew P s X I' A 0 and for a long titne have been, confined for debt Is the feveral Gaols in this Kingdom', who are wdliag and defirons to make the uonoft fatisfaltion in Mat power to their Creditors. And whereas, notwith- • (landing the treat prejudice and detriment which . c.fional Alit of Infolvency may produce to trails . • 1 and credit, it may be co nvanien4 in the prefent Rate_ • rl.e Prrions and Gaols of this Kingdom, that Gras - • of the p7if .ners who are now confined therein, mar fitriandering the • whole of their property to thar Creditor s, mould be liberated," &c. By this atria from she preamble, their Lordihips would fee that. the Bill i• Self admitted the inconvenience, in point or• policy, of fuch arong mcafores as went to tfilfolve . contralla between man and•nsan. made under lbw ellablifised and known laws of the land, and for the purpole that Tome of the prifoners may be liberated, Thus, the principle of the Bill chiefly refelved,issto, the confideration that the prifons were full. 5y fir it eriattracnt of the Bill as it.then Rood, Mblorte; in ersaudy on the oft of January, or any limp fines were atiowed i:s benefits. It would be a waft/ of time to (hew what confequeaces Inch a provifion ; would lead to. In fall, a Debtor who was sill now t . 1 am rfl invennti, would immediatelA in cootenspieti, of the Bill. be found in price°. This would, indeed. go to make loch a Bill an attire internment of milt chief. He adverted to the abfence of a Noble Lord s the head ..t else firfl Court of Common Law, on this important dilenffion, which was owing to the Int* . 3 rind of the Bill's being brought up. The communsl of that Learned Lord had fatisfizd his own • opinions upon the fubjed, and were he prefent hi would he able to demonftrate the injurious conk.: quences which, generally (pealing. refulted irons fuch meafures. The reje&ion of the Kll of LA year was, more efpecially with a reference to tha eroding of the prefent Bill, produtlive of, falutary • confequences ; as otherwife Creditors would be place. ed in fuch a lunation as to become Debtors, and pro. bably fubjcel to the operation of the- meature Is fome . points of view, he thought the regulations of - the Bar.krupt * Laws placed the Creditor in a better Situation titan loch Bills as the prefent, as therein tha Creditors, if they chofe, might withhold their con* fonts. In point of lieu:icy, offences againa the Bankrupt Laws were punilbable in an exemplary - manner. Alter dwelling a litsle farther on the cow parifon between the admmillration of judice under the Bankrupt Laws and the provifions of Intolvent Bills, he more especially adverted to thole of the ?re lent meafure ; refpefting which, be thought, ail that could be dune% a Committee was to render certain parts of the Bill leis tnifchievous than it would now prove, and to reconcile them as far* as was parfait* the confederations of legal jollier. I/pm titers grounds, he &world make no objeition to an your, by means of a Committee, to snake the M ufcful as it could bc; at the fame done he defiredit to be underlined. as not conlidering himfelf as pie upon a third reading, even fo amended. He ha t• proteft agaitill the bringing up loch Bills as that in. quellion at filch a late period of the feats, and though he knew their LordOsips were duly alive to the calls of humanity, he knew, at the fame time, they would at. end .to the confisterations of theit ditty. This Bill they could not coofiaeotly pals without great and confiderable alterations. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCE role. He declared his entire furprife at ',hat the • Learned and NAble Lord had Lod. He eettajnly did not etre* to hear Ms Lordibip oppofe being c , .rr He was eutir ely unprepared to meet hi. I.ordlhip's oppofition. As to what the Leatned Lord had addreffed fo pointedly to him— Lord C.b.zereler p.p . rifed bar dfaveseal oft.Seq— the Learned Lord fay. i t was not fpoken to kiss. But Le would tell the Learned Lord, what it.. Lee be had in this bufinels; and then, perhaps, he would fee that his lentiments did not differ materially from his He had fat fisteee years in that Houle, and had never before interfered in fuch BBL. i.larty Lord, v....01d bear him winters, that in the Btiis that had originated in that Houle, he had taken no part. And tne reafon was, that be thought it a lubjes or extreme delicacy. He had always been revere our COnftliUtiOn and Laws ; and was unwil:in?, to do any thing that violently broke in it p..n emir ordinary principles. When fuels ti.ptcs we c betore the Houle, he left them to thole of their Lordthip,, whore profetlion and duties better ipialified them to decide upon difficulties of that na ture. Wlizo he did prefarne to offer his opinion to ;heir Lordlliips, in on cafe (except in what might be called peliics) Was he inclined to take that part to which men r t Inci age ufually leaned. He netret courte d popularity; that is, he never did a thing merely b:c.ture it was popular. He aged upon consiaion only; and was always inclined to lop port reahrn againfl popular clamour. The prefent Bill he had taken up, at the inftance of a Noble Friend of his, who was compelled to return to a military command be holds in Scotland. Their Lot d ships would .now to whom he alluded. He had the higheil tcfpett and affection for his Lordlltip., and had promifed to attend to the different pages the He thought himfell called upon to make thi, Statement of hi. feelings to the Houle. Lord GRANTLEY remarked, that, in the courfe of Ins exp.:, rence he had always found, that the ma ,-,illrates with whom he acted, had (seen extremely ansi u, to the intention. of the Legitlature, and ,o lee that fuch Arls were carried into effect lee itriz!vt regard to the fouation of the creditoe. ',11, , 111.1 their I.ord'hips think proper to pals the pre. Lai, Le was pLiitinded the magittrates would t:.e :AMC I: Li..t.ttion to carry the proviliuns of LI.( i:1i..1). He cou!ei state, from the tt i,toini it, that the prifons throughout die .ittgdo.:l were et .reme:y crowded, !ed that in his pillion it wool.; ire .h.i•itcable that their Lerthbips (could entertain the Bull. Tire 110,11't tiler, without a dirifion. tefolrei itfelf ..t Comnist*.ee. Claulc bein; rtaJ, ',hid. provides, est every Vi, :ffirc law( : fur ,f los cos ily r 4 Pale- qulrt. Jtain. who rus rum.- ~.SA 1-e.m. Coo- rti . •