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1 tbe I. d .Ai. D tie Duke k ail ghter • sad )W. • bees nisi e ea. A the moot ng tht r tidy r • de- Ted-. Arse he, caatte EONS. :t.lOllOl on wilt the fuf• wtdab • kb • ears. only of TO VIE 1141131!PRNDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. osirraussw, THE Committee of the Houfe of Commons having decided the bat Election for the County of Mlddlefre to be Void. I take the liberty to requeft the favour of your vote and lo terelt at theenfuing EleCtlon.-1 have the honour to be, Gentioneo, Your seat devoted BURR FRANCJST. No. yll, Piccadilly, J u ly 9, 1804. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. sa pals. fugal& casks. resifts toms Cl 0 T. letc, arid ck c.o. , Cbrsi• • T HE Friends of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT will meet every day on's! the Defiler) (width Is Awed for Moo day the $34 inflict) at Sir Fithoets 801LD1L77 . 11 HCIOC, No. IL Piccadilly, "there coatinuaicatioth reipoalog the Medico aft m ops-Red to be oath. GPAPOILY, Chairman. July is, stlos. 'MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HomtArs ALL MILITARY INSTITUTION ea Woolwich Comma, will open vain after the Summer Vaeadoo. on the tit of Ana Wool nest. ror the Plc* anti tams appky 00 Mr. lloonycaltk, Wool wich Contwoo. :With Paola= rd his Royal Mew& ebc DUKE of YORE This day was putddied, price Oae SURDS. THE MILITARY CATECHISM, for the U fe at youngCllkers. and cove:lag aed fuperpainerary lierieepta By Major LIOYLE. ima Animas. Printed for T. Eaertoo, at doe MMus . , Library, pear WidtcbalL This day was pobitiolleteasn in boards. AN ACCOUNT of the bf B COVERY and OPE RATION of a NiriirMEDICINE' tar °OUT. The &nand Minna. Web may Additions sad Teftbosnina fawn Per faced the bra refpedbability. ay A. WELL ER Printed for r. leaden. is St nun Chnrettlard. This day was pabtlilad, • By J. BUDD, CfPllll Mid Mai, Pal4Mall. Price so 6d. ALTERAM PARTEM; nr, the real ▪ litaatipo afar NAVY of GREAT BRITAIN at the patiod of Earl St. Vincent's Re6anadoo, beteg a Reply to the soUkstewents of *. At, Aafwer to Mr. Firra Attack upon the Earl St. Via swot and the Admiralty." Alto, e. waning the &Mina of a Coppreffed Pamphlet en the fame fabJeEt. By so OFFICER of His htakfty's Navy. Ma day was puldilied, 'THE OFFICIAL DEFENCE of GENERAL . 1 - MOREAU, befor; the TRIBUNAL at PARIS. Matted Rom the original French Copy, which hasineu fuppreffed at Paris. This interefting and able performance eltabiiiibes that great oe wrel's innocence in the fuiteft meaner. and thereby equally efts Minos the injullice that prevails in the 'Tribunal at Publ. On the whok, uan authentic picee„ k one of the waft Lowed* documents !relative to the ttlaC of !MCC that has appeared at any time lince the Revolution. Printed • - or Lengman, Rea, and ,Pate rnotter row ; and fold by I.Hatchard, Pigpdilly 7, W. Milker, Bood.ftreet ; and W. J. and J •inhardlon, Baal Exchange. • This day the mahWhod, In On- Voialne, limo. pine 3s. 6d. in boards. BOUNAPARTEANA, or SKETCHES to &rye Ca. pa INQUIRY iO-0 the VINTUFS of the BUONA PARTE FAMILY; conteined in a number of Carlotta and Au. thank AfteCtiOtril never before Publifited.wilb an Appendix. con• Itatr.idts (rum a Mural Work, Copyread by lUONA PARTE. 0 Liberty. what crimes are committed in thy name r PA ADAMS ROLAND. Printed for J. Browne, Bath, and fold by Longman, Hurl, Ike% and Orme, Pateroodar.row. This day were pabßbcd Prim Si. io Loads, anbcai with a new Map. LETTERS on SILESIA, written during a Tear throogh thy Cairlir, in the Years ollots. Lanz; By his Ezecticocy JOHN PSIINUY ADA.MS, then Minitter lin e rs Plenipotntiary from the United States tote Court of ; and e Member d the Alelerlean Senae. In two Patts,—Part I. Containing a Journal de Taw through Sikhs, performed in the latter part of :Soo, try Mr Mama ; in which the Tor graph!. the Agrieukare, Mambo:Wks, and Commerce, awl the Moral. and Manners of the Poo* NNW Detchy are accurately deferibed. Part 11. Containing a complete geographical, Wait:4 and 'Anneal Account of Silas; together with a detail of its patted Cosattution, military, tied, and ecciefisitical Saabilluneata, So tninarics of Education, literature, and learned Mot Printed for J. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall MAN. DELICACY OF COMPLEXION. 'THE INCOMPARABLE BLOOM ofNINON -a- DE L'ENCLOS, fuperior to any thing yet difeancred, for rendering the in felt, (mooch, and beautiful in the (=MM. Its wonderful eifi.ets in removing freckles, morplacws, worms,c. & juftly emit& it to that prefere nce fo long Meowed on it by the aloft elegant Beauties in chi. Kingdom. It is particularly recom mended for Me hands and anus, bellowing on them a *Hwy and whiteners, fuperior to any tbh.g vended foe ecollar wrote*. Sold only st Mr. Golding's, Is. Cornball; Mr. Owerroler, 47. ren Mr. Wright's, Wades Paine, Bath ; Miff Grieco. Liver' 'el; in beetles s. cab. PERIDN's PATENT METALLIC TRACTOR& FROM the 'reacts which have aecanonally been WIDOW by the COMMITTEE of the PERRINIAN ETTFUTION, it has been difeovered thst the PATENT ME TALUC TRAC FORS ael upon true GALVANIC PRINCI PLFS t and from inerrant' cape inert, which bad only the raid` of forering humanity in view, they have been enabled to arcataln. held s fuck complainta u have heretofore been polo hoed to the Worid, that they have dreCtually cured tome cafes of Dmply ; one in particular, the Hydro Thant, mr Drop(y to the Cheit. arbkis bad been of long flotillas, and after Me potion bad bad t►e advantage of the deft medical aibltance. without any re lief. Pally has alto Men relieved in a remar►abk manner. Too Gagular cafes are reported from the Poor Houk at Chdfea. The Patent Metallic Traetors are fold by appoint/nod of the Patentee. (only) by F. Smith. Cbermit, 29, Haymarket, at Five Games, the Set, includlag Books of Cafes. E MOW FEVER, No 43, CHARING-CROSS. DR. %MUCH, late Phylician to the Saxon mhs(a•tO( at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of tin. Dem, die Encyclopaedia , •Freatik an Regimen and Diet, Be approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the at large (and Mote to particular who are going to the Weft ludic., Am, rice, or . any other par cf the World, that may be, or luve been fub)ra. to Pcilibutial Male) the Remedy which is &id at the Proprietor's Warcheefe, Na no, asaring-Creta, lan• dun, to Prevent and Cure t►e Ycllner Fever. •l•he mon pofeive Tenho . Male front pprroolfeianel Men, and othi r refwelabk Perform, may be but in Paatphhera. to be ►ad. C rat is, arthe Waret. , u.r. which not only peove,lo theistic ft man. nee, the . e..eAci of this Remedy in that mon dreadful Mated) thr 1". vet, hat alto that It it an cafy, ink, plealant, end certain 1 refers. r a Health in a hot climate. "I be a lio., invaluable Article is Soil In Bow% with fell Ditee• time, tiananned by Dr. Wtl.atea) In cafe at an attack of my I Md of Fever. at Ow tealtica each, talkiest fa sou radio Lw wave MasuM. LLOYD% LONDON, 4ttb jULT, dot. AT a GENERAL MEETING °film SUBSCRI BEM to this MOWS, held thiday. Sr 'ROOK WAT SON, Ban. In the Chair. the Showing particulars having been read,-.'The Dutch hip Prow Adrian. Capt. Peter doom Wee with a cargo of pot abet, (= cr . WAS driven at sore pear Wbititabie to the so of h . sibs, sod plandered by people from the Ism; Mr. Lewis Clidon, on the puha Meant tented watt on the sok of December to Whiteside, having *b ibbed warrants to ketch the prentifes of the Lenders. o On his raven to Lawton he waited myna air Richard Ford who etwwwilled the flediender, Peter Ten, a man of property at Whititabk„ fee trial at the nest oases for the enemy of Kent ; but the Ilse bee::::". end Captain mid ate were the neadrary mil to conviellion, being in HableaMdtbere* by prevented front appearing what hiss, Is was Seven Eva' to drop le Iteleived That as the animation In this Whence was co n oseaced and staled est evidently with a view to the sclera, bene fit, that the expos attending the Sine, ansoutsdeg to 173 1 - 1 3 1 . td be paid (rota the Subset this Houfe, and that the Corninittie be requited to cosier eta iroper remuneradon to Mr. Gillen for Mn Services to this ocrullian. iterobrol, That the Thinks st his Matting be gives to Mr Mon ; Mid In order to cadermertophment in Were Manx depreda tion, by giving public shame that they will not be ildFered cob, pradtited with impunity. *delved. That the Committee be sequelted to In the Labial and Country Newipspere. the proceedings of this Mot hs relative to the Va ow ADHANA. Retained. Thal the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. NOTICE. JOHN HOME, late Baker in Edinburgh, Son of the lam Mr. EDWARD HOME, Brewer there, reified Come years ago as s Private Soldier, and there Is radon to Were be was dratted tamale of the Weft ladle Regimen .. s As a cooliderabis yrewilion was mode In favour of the fold John Hamby his Father. not Perfon giving foeh Information as may lead to and be the means of dikovaing the hid John Home. MR raise a Hand&ana Reward, by to jazse d : o, Mardsar Writer to the Signet, Ed•borfths as Efq. London. LITTLE HAMPTON, SUSSEX. TO BY LIT, ItADY ritatstito, THREE gewd commndious Lowest) Hoorn, pleafands%ista within Fifty Yards of the Sca. command ing an evasive Preface. flameensded by a bowlful Lawn, and adapted for the receptioo of pinta Families. Link Hampton U • sualdelkabk tboadoe. and has to boa& of one of the be& Sands on the Saes Coat, with the ucoonoodb deo of liathisvill6sebbsos, a Hot Bath, ice. is 65 MHO from Lon don. ho from Wes from Worthing, sod four from Arma da . — A TM, is a to and from London three times a week. For further particulars enquire of Mr tinily, builder, Aruudd, or of Mr. Sm. builder. Link Haarlem. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, REAING, AND FREEHOLDS NEAR WALLINGF D ORD, BERtS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. H AWK ES, By order of tbs Executors of the tote Mr. H. T. Higgs, at the Ship len, Reading. on Saturday. the I tth of Auguft. at 3 o'Lloek, un ids previous acceptable Offers are made for the fame, A Very COMPLETE and trolly Je fi r able FREE / 1 . HOLD BRICK sod SASHED DWELLING HOUSE, with detached COACH HOUSE, sTAaLING, and OFFICES, the North Sid.. of Fridrilreet, comprign three cheerful Attics. tour principal Chambers, Double Stair cafe, a well proportioned Drawing room. Tibias Parlour, atudy, Dfelfuorroom, Hall. I aundry. Kitchen. Brick Arched CeJlars, excellent Waged Garden amply hew! A.l. cram lading rich and beautiful Views of the fur rouoding Country, let for an unezpin.4 Term of four Veen— A Neat Brisk Dwoging-houfe coodguous to the afordud Prentifek hi that aorapation of Mrs. Smith, Tenant at Will, and two Free hdd Dwallikwho.!fes, with Garden and Watiow, at Southltoke, mar Wallingford. To be viewed ten Days previous to the Sale, by Tickets of Mr. Round, Solicitor, and Mr. Hawks. Reading. of whom madam may be had: the Geeybousid . Bath. sod at Temple Bar. TO ill SOLD BY AUCTION, (Ifq order of tbe Altz l ef aIATUAN Lace, a Baukrogl,) At tM Angel Inn, to t he County of York, on Tborf daY tbr s 6 sh Dal of Jell, Am. at 1 man &Clock sr Nom, U nut (Omer depoled of by Pella Contra& of "thick Wady no. tke wit bete, AVAL ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. called LARPGOI., 1110 R advaistageoully fituated or the Banks of the Rive Ent, within a Milo of the large and populous Town of WHITBY; confining of a capital ?Amnon-Haifa. with feeble Gut 01Bots and Convenieocca, and a Good au .hero mining ; two other Dwaillarboufits, a Water Corn Mill, li'll 136 A. 0 R at P. of Lead. of whkh tat A. o R.ss P. are rich Arable. Meadow. and Paftare Land, and the remaining 34 A. 3 R 39 P. theiring Weed and Weed Laud. The Mauflon•Houre la serenely ten adapted for the reManee of a Genteel Fanstly, Iltaated on au Buena in the centre of the Eltace,and commands a beastilal, ciente, and pleturefqtac View of the Vale and Wiodiags of the River fib, of the Town and Har bour of Whitby, and oldie German Ocean, by which the Ellett !abounded. Part of the Forelbore of dialler., which adjoins ea the River Eft, is ofcd as a Yard ( or the Belding of Ships ; and rhe other parts of the For:there are equally capable of being converted to ',Vial& ufefid and profitable potpie. The Mate b exonerated from the Land• Tax I and as porde. kr may be accommodated with immediate poreflioa. For particulars apply to Mr. Fret. Solicitor, Hull, or to Mars. Mardian and Pra, Solicitors, Whitby, where Plans of the Mate may be fen. FRESHOL D6—M A I DENI 1E AO, BERKS. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, on Wcdnefday, the ilia of Italy, 'Sot. at three o'clock its the afternoon, at the Red Lion Inn, Maidenhead runlets pmtiosilly difpoted of by Private COO - in four Lots, La I.A MOST deferable FREEHOLVESTATE, Il Scat at Court Houk Green, sear Maidenhead. tom pilling a MelFrage and Garden, with a vbitantlid new-eredted Barn, St able, Onthoores, Brick and Ulan R Ens, In fall Trade. and far Acres of Land, part of which Is aid as ra Chalk Pit and Drying Orosa, and the remainder is Arable Land in a good hate of Cul tivation. In the Occupation of James Steams, under a leak, ten pane( which will he unexpired at Michnslanas neat. Lot U. A convenient and rubflantial brick-built Freehold Divtl ling-haute. containing a parlour, di ning.room„ three ba-thanacrii two garrets. kitchen, wad-laisuk, and cellars, wit\ a wood-book, yard. and excel/en' garden adjoining, Stuate near the North en .rance of the Town of Maidenhead, within s 6 Miles of d Leo°. In a genteel vicinity, and eimmanding an emotive and pleafant view of Nook mach.admired fpots,T *plow. °Men, and the apt cent country. This Lot is occupied by Rama Davits, Sin. Te nant at Will. Lot ill. A convenient and rubtantial Nick-built Freehold Dwaing-baute, containing • pariostr, dining-room, three bed chambers. two garrets, kitchen, watb4 oak, and excellent cellars. Detached Ya wo 4-hook, yard, and garden This Lot adjotna Lot a. and is now in the occupation of the Rev. .1 olio Cooke, under a leak, Se years of which ate unexpired. Lot IV. A convenient and fubriantial Brick-haat Freehold Dwelling-haute, costaining a parlour dining room, three bed dna:niers, two Wets, kitchen. walls haute, sod cellars. Dts tubed is a yard and garden. 'not Lot adjoins Lot ill. and bin the occupation of Mrs. Bennett, tenant at wilL May be viewed by love of the rerpeaire tenants. To treat for the parade by private rontrati. apply perkisay, or or by letter (part paid). to Mr. Heat, Solicitor, Maidenhood ; whom and printed particulars May be had within test days of the rale ' at the Cale, Windrow ; Upper Crown , Marlow White Ham Hooky ; George, Loadiog ; and Mil/AN Winker& . 6.... . _ .. . .. f,..„: , rt. J •-- . 1...\e - 1 rt . I . - - • ' . • I, - 4.- 'it • , 411 ' al .. .'Lk' f, ORE ..+ "" :- _1 4.•-• .- • 1 C . 10"4: • ...../..".., . k , Adr . i , Nib. .e. , "- , ' f A: • - • , 1 , , I MC& sca-ri NM -....../ -I ' . - _ _ . --i— -ffy Order of the Hoc. Conundlonen of His Majefty's Cuttoms. On Saturday seat. the sift indent, at three o'clock in the niter tioes, will be wolfed to Public Sale, at the Callous Houle in . THE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz. srandv, 143 caws For the woolinamon end „se! of private families only. Genova at One (Latta Calk, containing about Si gdions of Red Span& Taageretr.. Wad& wilt be pot up in Lots. and fold to the bigitolt Bidder. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIQN, At the CUSTOMHOUSE, NEWHAVEN, SUSSEX. On Wodueftlay the ilitk of July, 1104. at dam o'clock in the forepaw moldy. in fondly LW, T HE FOLLOWING G OODS, yip. +- About 633 Gallons Rum .„ 1 „., Dams sad etburs. in Ditto Red Wide ' . - About 1136 Gallons Brown Brandy 3 Ditto White Broody 1 Per Ideate eh. lyE i Ditto Geneva The above G may be viewed and tailed on the . ef the day of fale...—Twentr live per Coat depefit will be • CAPITAL FLOCK. OF SOU mitoine EWES. To be SOLD by AUCTION. without Halmos, By T. WILLMEE, At PrrilitlELO, Hants, ea Wednerday, the yth a September next, (being !so:aft-market day), at Eleven o'Ckalt In the Fore- i noon preen*, In (man Lou, fat the eameniency of the Par chafers; ALL the entire prim Stock of SOUTH-DOWN EWES, conning of po two:tolthe. foarmetks, and Is meths; too Ewe Lush". md to Roast the yroyeetu gh t Hu i = BINSTIUD, of Wefts., who Is Itavlng Ms farm at nest, and for Mae years pall has (pared so pain or =pewee In Improving and bringing than to foamefeakm FREEHOLD ESTATES. MANOR.. AND COLLIERY, COUNTY OF DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. • Together or in Loft. A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD • BSTATE;eonfifting of the ertenilve MANOR et CHO P WELL, In the PARISH of RYTON, in the COUNTY af ;mt- HAM, eamprillai by Asked= about t3to Ames of Land divided Sus Surtaxes Farms,with fithEantial Parn. Wares, likable Rail • and Mims to each ca Co :fiery In full working and ettattsunl. wing with the River Tyne ; a Water Corn Mal and a Paper Mill let to very sufpcSabk Tenants, and about 6y Acres of WeiodAnsd fa hand ; the whole dlfchaeped of the Land Tali and Tytbe fret ; alto formal Fee Farm Rents. The Leaks of all the Farms and Corn Mill expire on the tech Day of May. 1805. when the Rents will admit of a maliderable Increde ; the Leak of the Paper Mal on the tath Day of May, 18E8; and about 18 Years of the Lytle of the Cnlnery, aro maexpired.—Atf , • highly valuable, Improving. and defirable comma Farm, called the Hogg, in the Paris of Lanchefter, In the kid County of portant, ow* beautifully dilute between the ihrwait and another Stream, and containing about tB3 Acre' of Rich Land ; alfo about 38 Acre% of Wood-laud ICI hand, babied and refereed for the growth of Wood, for which it is admirably adapted. This Farm is alfo fret .1 Land Tax, and ruble& to the payment of Corn lythe only. For (limbo. Pa nics- lays apply to Mr. Dann. Solicitor, Old Broad.fireet, London; to Meffm Clayton and Brannen. Solicitors. New/milk upon Tyne or to Mears. Sharp and Kirkop, AuSioneers. Winchetter.Rreet , London. TO BE SOLD, At the Peacock Inn, in Bolton. In the Comity of Lincoln, On Wednefday. th astb of July,s So 4, between th e bourn of Two ma Eight In th e .kftenactoo, if not previoully difpacd of, THE MANOR of GEDNEY WELB Y, within the Farina of Oedory, in the County of Lincoln, under which about too ACM of Copyhuld Land are boiden. Alio, one third part of the Tithe of Corn arias' within the Parini of Gainey, which contains upwards of ti,coo acres of land TWO FARMS, State the Parini of Gedney aforefaid and Halbach. containing 574 ACM, is the rebeelive ocamadons of Mr. James Long and Mr. Michael Achy. , and 12 Acres of Land &URIC is fleet, In the bid County of Lincoln, In the ocempoden of William Hannah. The Manor of EARLS HALL, in Frampton, Matas, smd Donation's, the County of Lincoln, under which (goad Hades, sad upwards of 90D ACM of Capyhold Land are hoiden. THREE FARMS in Frampton afortisid, containing 34 Acres of Tithe-free Land in the kraal occupations a John Tun • lard, Samoa Tunnard. and Thomas Toenail, Lints. ELEVEN ACRES of TIME-FREE LAND, State balk too in Houma, in the County of Lincoln, now An the aceoption of Mare. Toward; and Loa Acres of Titbsibos Land, in Donators° sfore.aid. in the occupation of Thomas Limn: FOUR FARMS of Titlashee l an d, o Land, !haste in Holland Fenn, In the Cooney of containing Sp Acres, now in the karst occupations of Mara. itickaby and Smith, Thomas Weeks, Jam Chapman, and Somme' Tonnard, Ely*. WE FARMS. contaisdng ss7 Acres of Lad, State in Cum. twrwortb and Willoughby, near Alford, in th e County of Lin. Ed win. now In the fevercl occupations of Robert Wanton, Ed ward Toefdale, David Wilkinfon, Jobalieciamm, and jam Wil. Naas. The repealer Tenants will hew the Mmes. Printed Particulars may be had at the Peacock. %Eon ; Rein Deer, and White Hart, Lineoln ; White Lion, Brigs; of Mr. Mi chael Athy, Gainey ; William Weeks, Holland Fein; Robert Cumberworh, near Alford: And Applications may ha made to Iliac Leathain, Efq. of Barton. near Milton, in the County of York ; to Mars. Heileden, Sodeltnrs, at Banal upon Humber ; of Metre Dartifwertk, Busby, sod Moan, Solicitors, Linalin's Inn, Landnei. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •- - - - At the King's Arms Inn. at Chriftchureb. Hants. on Monday the scth of Aural. t 1104, at three o'clock In the attanoon, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, late the property d G WACO, Efituire. deceafed. Lot t. A Capital Manion Houfe, with convenient Stabiing for fourteen Horfes. a Double Coah.boute, Dovedioulte, Poultry. bode. Straw-imam Granary. Coort-yard. large Gado% Fla Ponds, and Pkaftare Uronod adjoining the Mantion.castaioing by eftimation s A. s R. s P. Plot of Pollute latjainlng, containing by t w o P. One other Oak of Pala, Itt front of the Manama, by of dos s A. ; R. se P.—ln t amehole 34 P. This Lot Is in the occap of Lady Mannock, who holds the fame by Leafs for he yeass.commeneed Ibikbakises aSol.deter arable cio the cepketloo of the heft three years at the option of the Tenant, waderthe yearly rent of tout free d retry dedualoo, ant the Tenant keeping the vaulter In repair —The Manion Hoare is Stuate at Barton, ow the Torspas Raid from Ring wood to Chrillskurch, about is miles from the former, and three miles front the latter plate, silo shout dace miles from the Sea' at /Aaddiford. which is much retorted to in the bathing (eaten. Lot a. A Farm. Smiled at B rton atm.:fiat conSibeg of three Coral s. • Barn, Farm Yard. and two ffary oltbuildinp near the Minion, and is A. t R. 6P. by eftimation more or Ids of arable Meadow and Paiute Lend, no in the occupation of Edmund Elliot. at tenant from year to year, at the rent of 103 L clear of all taus but laud tats. That sn valuable rights of Common In the New Foreft, and In Burton Common. A longing to this caws. The land tai pay able annually fur both ttir( lota b sL to. 4d. lAI 4. A Farm at Avon. in the *if re &nary, in the County of Southampton. conftiting d eat A. oR. 3 P. by elbow ire. ...ore or let., of arable Meadow and Palture Land. near lo the occupation of Richard Arory, as want from year to year. To this ritate there haat. eduabis rights of Common in th. New Funk. ea Is AOO4I Cnstit. , l The Lind tai capable one it 1. 11 t is. 6d. and it is babied to an annual gels rent of 6d. Fat bantam particulars apply to Mr. Gillman. Sutiritor. willhorse, and far a Wow of the fresalser to the 4411441i4 C OW/Wilo PARLISMLNT..4Rr PROctiIiINGS. . . . . tiornit Of Late' s, MONAD OLT 116, The skit of their Leeddipedeidlies ee dm hawse** Appeal Caufe, Hog v. Lehley. *Meta sized mere, the Jokes* et the Scots Court being la (neat pilots ;armed, widia ethey re verted, and certain paints ot the. cafe are iesittel *eh to the Court of Seidel fee Aftlocr The Load* lemedess=iront three. a Onwildis Jae of the whole Hours , Mr. Ceases Maim* Red* Wield lar en behalf et the Coe* Oltelaiß. the Peril " sod Sher a dim ooneStedin between the Laid Ls& Waffiegiont, the thlrfreediew et the IN Mips satire' • Therfday, dadv Lardittle arm in reference to ON feast evelleg et Lbgleetth Men. IL Mr. Thornlike attend* pukes * Edo. Hs &only, a farther mendeske at the Dar rdpedhig l' a arplaan Mrs Linghetie idistlei the nit of Width tomtits the laminr tlan beet ghtineig Mime& es the raWa_ , was derived bean the lafpedden et the., least. from wire be leaned then the Lady at prefentieliel Ober* Paris,* foorahere in its err 'lmes at dm Maw &shim ditee Saes his. that Cl Y. Perris* 11. do* Leaner eneweig - *el:infer of die De{ " refpflieg the Con lloweip A Pet:doe was peeleted lea a Ceeheneke ef germ* Rade Illnealtharaytagglo (flea. thee the BM Say he pawned sate du eat &Son et - Mies -wt. es It threatened forlatily to &aft the hews* of the Ped.ienaa, and In seder to druid them dim he fertber infirmaries, dfo for dellbeete abeam en de & c . LORD CHANCELLOR , slavering to the twee eel len of the Petition. o' ferved fiat las never knew a Petition eit the kind to be entertained ter that Hook. Earl STANHOPE thought the Petition, both in fame astiflio Ranee, rob*Dionable, end that it ought toile tie the Tale. TM Earl of ROSSLYN thrash he thought the Peddee map mia* =shred teak, ye, tin the groseda advisee' by his Wail end Leen* hien& he thought the peterabk way woald be to T h is die Pethieee , This apposite to be the several fade of thdc,Lordihipe, the Petition was acoordbely withdrawn. A foetid Petizion, to the fame draft, ad media In emir • indlar term., was p,thnatd by the Dyke of Meatiefe.-.-Thht was from the Chi m- of Commerce at Olefgow. His Grace adverted to the grew reftweablitryof the Petitioncri,andfebrakted the Mee oft* domain* *the wiftlasit of their Lordlitipe After a bort awfuitation between the Noble Duke, the Lord Chancellor, and Earl Stanhope, this Peed* was elk agreed to be withdrawn. Mr. Williases,froat the Board of Naval husky, prsfeeted the Seventh sad Eighth Reports it there Cemesidioners, whir:liners ordered toile on the Table. *trent Bats acre brought ap from the Cowmen Is Me Abseader t as& road a Mt dent Among Ade were the Lottery Din, the ire d Mea Hairy, and tin Wootwidt and Chains Lend RM. Mr. ALLMON refereed the Offenders' Tranneit. awl ether Ream Mai which were Wd upon the Table. . coati silk. The Order of the Day for the fecond reading of this Bill being read, Earl STANHOPE Paid, he &mild have been glad to have heard any thing that the Noble Secretary oppnfite to him (Lord Hawke(bury) had to offer or the Bill ; • but as his Lordlkip was fitent, he would Rate his objeaions to it. This wit a Bill dircaly and profeffedly to raife the price of corn and bread. He did not merely fay, it was the tendency and probablk operation of the Bill to do this; but he declau ed. that this was the profeßed objet of the framers of the Bill. and of the Committee of the other Houle: Tl.:ir language was, that the price of Corn might decreafe, by a plentiful (cacao, fo as not to repay the grower. He was a friend to the farmer. He knew that unle6 the grower was induced by a liberal profit, fearcity would be the refult. And therefore, he was againß additional burthens on the firmer. If he could not (hew that the grower could fell his corn, at a fair profit, when there mould be a year of pknty *Tad a furplus, he would confent to this Bill, great as his objeaions to it were. But be was not reduced to this tx as he would afterwards Phew by proposing a plain and fimple plan. But what do the framers of the Bill and the Committee fay ? they (peak piths blor.lngs of Heaven, and the Providence of Goer, is giving a plentiful lesion , as a th in g to be dreaded, 1 and as a curie. And what is the remedy they ap ply? they will mile the price of corn by forced and artificial means. This was the objea of the But, to raife the price of corn, was to cache the,pe•- ple to difcontent ; it was to raife the price of blear. and fo to deprels the fele of our manufaaures in fo reign markets, of our manufaaured iron, nor manta fattured wool and cotton ; it was ter raifc the ex pellees of Government, it wit to cripple us in the moft effcaual manner. And what were the pretence's of the Committee for adopting this rocafure to rails, the price of corn t The em rmotts impnrtati..ns we have made of corn, and the en , rmous fnms they have coy us. The Committee Rates, that we comedy exported annually 600.0001. worth of corn; but that fine, in - ttirteen years, we paid thirty millions Ru ling for cot n imported. They therefore argue thus. We mull give encouragement to the farmers to grow corn, that we may not be compelled to import it, and we mutt do that by bounty on exportation, whets corn is at a certain reduced price. But the mato* why we hare paid fuch enormous fums for oqn that we can buy it in foreign ma rkets cheaper ;hen we can grow it, becanfe ot the exceLlive price of la bour. And what isthe bounty given for ex portati.in when reduced to plain language ? It is, that the price of labour here is fo great, th.r our merchant, cannot fell our corn in foreign mai kets, fiiice c o rn gr, , wing in other countties colts lets in the labour, and the price of it is lower. Something is wanting therefore VI put it into the kale, to c , ,aule our moth:ant to fell at the tor,:gn market and that f.mething is the bounty. The price of labour is therefore the evil to be remedied. But the Bill increafes ths..evil, for it is the dirca means of increaling the pi ice of corn. mid cookquently the price of labour; in that, ye moil import corn in a dill greater degree, if we con tinue to purfue a policy, whole inevitable effaa is to raite the price of labour. He i...ttlit 41 on their Lordlltips, to take into confider c rate of Ire lAA. He would not then a•ls r: t • ate rattles, iibaterer they might be: lie s-olider I,iti jeet only as it was conn:mcd ti•.s Che a tittiels of t'i'' C. , I ',try is rridigtotic, a oh daily encte.,fing. Wati'd their Lot diltiris aid to it uy enereating tile price of corn .n... tuft of that country is nut known. i lt• debt was tely only two mantas and a half. It is now between rift). and lilt, 'pillion,. Such was the principle of this Dim .>~