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. . . - . • . . - 4 ' . . . . . . • . . . -.... ' 40. .. 4 • Irk •P"i• A. ~ .1 11 6 2 ; 4 . ~ ..i - v , I • . • /O . -•.. . "; . . ' •-* P -." ' . io • - -1. 7 51, .. _ ....., r "o' NuMBIR 4/ till MIDDLESEX ELECTION. . • NOTICE it hereby given, that a Special County Court, lot the ELECTION of a KNIGHT, to krve for, the County of MIDDLESEX, in Parliament, In the place of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart whole former Eledtiao bath De® .41adged veld, will be holden (for the purple of limb Eke- Ake only) at lIRENTFORD In the fold County, oo Monday the n 34 day of July What, at tan o'clock to the forenoon proady. Dated tie ink day air July do.s. 'JAMS SHAW, Mi. bfr WILLIAM LEIGHTON, Kat. I Sbcrifik LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL. DROXFORD, HANTS. S. REYNOLDS returns fi ncere thanks to MR +La. thofe Meads vrho have What° honoured her *kb the in- Rrudtn of their Children...bees to innthan and the Public. that h er School recommames after the on the 20th imam. Droiford, July t t, any. This day was pabllthed. rice ya In hoards. AN ACCOUNT of the DISCOVERY and OPE. RATION of a NEW MEDICINE • foe GOUT . The See tad Edition, with many Additions sad Teftlossaies from Per ron' of the firft refpettability, By A. WELLES. Primed far J. Johnroo, in St. Parrs Church-Tar/ TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OINTLICUIN, rrHE Committee of the Houfe of Commons husi .1 &Maths bft Elation fee the Canoe! of Misteefee nil tie mad. I take the Mem to mudt the favour error Teti tidle• welt at the alb* Maftlatio.l lame thorbaseer NMI • ' - ' dl dieflay was pubiliked, in Royal Quarto, Price IL too. in boards, iiiilNae 'Ms the Works, and Manned with a Portrait and • liarlima 6. MEMOIRS of the LIFE, WRITINGS, and. Plf&t. . .C ORRESPONDENCE of SIR •W M. JONES, By LORD TEIGNMOUTH. MIDENJUIIX EURCTION, t Hate4ril Bookfeller to her Mairity, No. go, Piccadilly. , • . • • Of din may be had, price tBs. in boards, the ad Edition of THE Friends of hir FRANCIS BURDETrovin I:4IID 9 ItA, emanated from the Hebrew, with notes, to which is ma t wen d a y at a, d t h e Ei e di ess ( w hi c h is fixed here !- paw fira added, a Berman on Causes Worm into Hell, by' day the aid Initant) as Sir Enascas Ifto smart's , 16 ". 41 Luctil Bs tid Map/. pi c e i ati, oboe COMirtookatloso tateredting the nation Art yr.' g irded to be wade. 7 . GREGORY Chalythas. july.ll, ISM. • • • 140”Illtrt affBo44.Y. JUL* 7, .ilda. MBE' SUBSCRIBERS to the BEDFQRI) Ellitif,AßY are refpee.fUlly infuthed, that the Spticaptjan for the anntint Year became due the s a th of laft Month, and are n ip. fled loonier an early payment of their Sabferiptions to Mr., Ammo, at the .11igkeetsyy I Mats. tiainamerney :RAC*. Patl:mott ; Itttro. Biprrifoss and Co. Mositoullondo *net, kimace;:or ti Mr. Birosed.Trafurez, Sse;Ea, Aoito:4. OLIN, ye. 7E, TlFeidn37,. • Year mR f*9. agoa. • • •—• d humps C. 6,1,:C1S SW!, ' '4" - • • thts day was publlthed, price is dd. LETTER' to the EDITOR of the EDIN BURGH REVIEW. By RaliEß M. D. Printed fdr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of reborn may be had, by the fame Author, Remarks'on the Coultitutlon of the Mulieal Department of the Britilh Army. with a Detail of Horpital Management, and an Appendix, attempting to explain the action of CAllial in produe 4111,ritr. and the..Ogniation of Remedies in effecting Cure, I price ys. 60. la boards. ADVERTISEMENT. NNW MUSIC. Jolt put:Cased, by Date, No 19, Corah/11, and the comer of Holies- Ebert, Oxford.firtet ; and illo to be had at No. at', New Bond-drat, THE Grand Billet called Le ingement du Berger Pub, compiled by D. Stribelt, price Si. A Cared= of the molt favourite Vauban Songs, compered by Mr. Hoot. price as. containing Tool never die for Love ;" fang by Mrs. Bland. • Wha wafts. me 1" fung by Mrs. Franklin. • Fil W la, kind Slr rung by Mrs. Bland. " I *III not mart, yet ;" rung by Mr. rignum. • Long basted for is coming at loft ;" funk by Mfs. Franklin. " The tough Wooden Walls of Old England, for ever," funk by Mr. Dignum. IF the Perfon who Conte time hce addreired a Letter to Mrs. Mat kv tleighboMbood of London, In fanning her, that an ra . cahrit7 a, liberal recampince, be would amble bet, by the Mowery aka' in important fads, to pack herfdf of a confsdenble funs analog, will communicate his name and Nickels ea bfralresda Maine* No. a, Alfrod-road, Briltol, every preibrdeery wllt ba arranged to Ms latisfadtico, and a Pro. pofal made wide% will be found to be well worthy alveueation. TWICKENHAM. 'nbe SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a ee MALT HOUSE and DWELLING HOUSE, fitusted in Tvriek tthw, Wig Site in the occupation or Mr. Wm. Berko. Ago tke wbole, or any part (that may be aimed en) of 8 Acres of rich Land, Suited scar the above roan ; and a Pew in erckenhans Church. Immediate poireMan may be had, and ?repasts will be received by Mr. Donaldfao, at Ids Circulating Library on the Stevie., Brighton, where a ?tau of the pi...mites may be fete. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. FOR SALE IN FEE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TEN Clnfes or Pieces of Arable, Meadow , and White Ground, containing together about 38 Acres, and a Wood (of about vs years ',north) called Stanley Wood, about fix awes, alt tdoateat Abbotadai.ht the pad& it Omaha. about 4 miles from Thernbuty, 3 from Wotton-under-Edge, sod 3 r m ao wiawar, Market towns, and now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Dyer,.. tenant thereof from year to yea', except the Wood, which Y In h. od.—Thefe Fremifes are redeemed from Laod Taz, intltled to a ngbt of Common In an eztenSve Heath or Common called Cromhall Common, abound with Game, and lie contiguous to Crotnhan Para, Preßwond Coppice, and ocher Covert, and form a sicii-able Etonian for any Gentleman fond of (porting. For a view of the Prange' apply to the tenant, or Wm. Ford, of Faltield, who has a map of the Pmeallea. and for other particulars, at to treat fur the Fuchsia e[ihs Pooldfra, to Geo. Noiph, Attor ney at Law, Thorcbuty. OENTEEL NE AR IDENCE WALLINGF D ORD, BERKS. , REAING, AND FREEHOLDS NE TO BE SOLI3. BY AUCTION, BY Mr. HAWKES, By order of the F.xmosoes of the late Mr. H. T. Higgs, at the Ship Inn, Reading, on Saturday, the t ith of Auguft, at 3 o'Clock, am id, precious acceptable Offers unmade for the fame, AVery COMPLETE and truly de fi rable FREE HOLD BRICK and SASHED DWELLING HOUSE, with detached COACH HOUSE, STABLING, and OFFICES, the North Side of Friar's-liscer, compelling three cheerful Attics, leer prkedpal Chambers, Double Stair-cafe, • well proportioned Demirel...town, Dining Parlour, Study, DreiEng-room, Hall, Laundry, Kitchen, Brick Arched Cellars, eandlent Walled Garden amply Stocked, commanding rich and beautiful Views of the fur rounding Ccuntry, let for an nocapirtal Term of four Team.— A Neat Brick Dwelling- book contiguous to the aforcfaul in the occupation of Mrs. Smith, Tenant at Will, and two Free hold Dwellbsg-haufes, with Garden and Meadow, at Southßoke, near Vi . ..4isitard. To be viewed ten Days previous to the Sale, by '1 'Acts of Mr. Round, Solicitor, and Mr. Hawker, Reading, of %hum particulars may be bad; at the Greyly:mud, Bath, and at the Star-OT.cc, Temple Bar. WIIERAS, by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made In a Caufe Biddulph v. Buhl,'ph, it was, (amongit other things) referred to John Sprenger, hay one of the Riefler; of the laid Court, to enquire whether Barweli Smith, here tofore of Ether, in the County cf Surrey, and afterwards of the Parini of St. Andrew, hinlharn, in the county of Middkfer, Efq. (and Jane his wife) Richard Smith (the foci of the raid Har well Smith, and Jane his wife,) Stephen Patin (late of OW li(b fireet,Lordon, Apothecary), and Catherine his wife. Catherine lonians (wife of George Tomltyns), formerly of Old Fids-ft rut aforetaid, Apothecary, and Which laid Catherine Tornkros after vw& lived at 1:p;om, in the county of Surrey; Jane Skinner, Wife of John Skicner. and who it , fuppored to have been a Cornfacior, at St. Mary at 11111, near Btaiegrgare, London. and Michael BW (Late of lAncolit's Ins, in the County of Middle-fez, Efq.) in the pkadings refpedtivek named, the Tenants for life under the livaitations in the will end codicil of John Tourney, &cured, the teststoe thertin named, arc all dead, or whether any, and which of :.Tun', hving,and if dead, whether the (aid Richard Smith tri any Sons or Snn, and whether the laid Catherine Jinkin had any Sons ter Sci: by the faid Stephen Jenkin her hufband, beghtten, rod whrther the raid Catherine 'lonia yrt. had any Sons or Son by her kid hufnand tie•orge Tonthyns, or any other hulband, begot ,cf., and wheth , r the laid Jane S'sinner had any Sons or Snit by her 14 .and Lid John Skinner, begotten, and whether the laid :din - had BiddulTds had any Sons or Son And If the laid Matter la • Ad find there w err or N as aoy loch Sons or Son, crony or either C' the laid pun,: fu M.rotten. then that Le could enquire whether en, or either, and w E.eh Son• are row :king ; and its cafe i.e. Mudd Sad cf fen h rune were etrad, that he (hoold enquire whether any and which of fuels sins kft any heirs male of their re4peett-re troche*, or whether there are now any heirs I'll • I the mft, el or -e of any arid which rd such foes, or mitt r I hof the fail parties! rhey the laid Barwell Smith and J me Ste wife, Riehard Snlith, St lren Jenkin and Catharine II • we..„ Ca , :krit.c Tonatlne, Jan.. SL{IIIICI, and Michael Bid ,n•l any foe. or fon .4 the tint Richard Smith. and :.n•• Am, or Int tot the fail Cathenne Jenki•., by the Lid Ste • I h.a, letl.iu her huf,and. and any furs or lon of .Ite f id Celicrint its he L, r laid bi.lband Chor,-,Torn l e n, rr any othe r bur I. ❑l, and ....• lons or tun `the 3 - .1 e Shiver ter raid Joh: s ert.• - her hcfhan.2, or fort cf :l.: • • k .1,1,12 b It livinr, and :el' heir." , le of itch 1,4" at i i any or el t•.• iot them, are dented p e rempteri ,. to a; pr in t either E,thmally rrby their Solo itos•, boom the faol .it br. Ch.M. re n t co:aitupton , I ..1,“, en WW I / 4 . lb. 1.0.1 day of JOT GCS% THE MARINER'S CHRONICLE. This da wu pubillhed, Neatly printed in t woo, and y embellithed with a well-5141W de fcriptive Engraving of the Wrack of the Hindoftan Eaft-india man, on the Wedge-Sand, off Margate, and an lingeoving of * Mefebant nip, Number I, (to be revled,' cootiumd weekly men mark tell, in twenty Numbers) prie d Sixpence, of 'THE MARINER'S CRONICLE, being a Col billion of the aloft intending Narratives of SHIPWRECKS, FIREn, FAMINES, and other Catansities incident to • Life of Maritime Enterprise; with authentic Particulars of the Extract & Adventure' and Sufferings of the Crews, their Reception and Treatment on diftant norm; and • eoneife Deicriftton of the Country, Cuftows and Manners of the Inhabitants, including an Account of the Deliverance of the Survivors. By ARCHIBALD DUNCAN, Ekt• of the Royal Navy. PubbUted by JAMS t-lIDGCt, ivy-Lane, raterootter.row. Of wham iffo may be had, the CRIMINAL RILCORDER, with Portraits and other Embeftillimaits, in tbirty-one Namhen, price Gd. each, one or more may be had at • time. or in 'lhree neat Pocket Volumes, price ths. boards. WASHINGTON. R. PHILLIPS has the fatisfaSion to inform the LTA• Public that he hat Jett received from Mr. Buss Wasu aswrew,en, the Msnufeript of the SECOND VOLUME of rite Lin ofoteea.st. WASMINOTON. mad that the elegant Qtiarto Edi tion will be ready for Publication on Tburfday, the 12 ; and the Was° Edition on Tudday, the lath loftant. The SECOND VOLUM' CI2O2MCOCeS with the birth Oche General, and elfin with an account of the Campaign of r ;76 ; the whole compiled from his owsPipt rs and Letters, under the fueerintend awe of ids Nephew, by Mr. Mmisum.e, Chief jultice of the United States. The Quarto and Oftavo Editions of the FIRIT or Preliminary Volume may be had of all Bookfellers : of whom may alto be had all the fueceffive Volumes, as loon as they appear. The entire work will extend to four or five volumes, price One Guinea and a Half per Vol tune, in (b!arto; or Half-a-Cluisea per Volume, is Odtavo.—No yt,St. Paul's Church-yard, July 2. 1804. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS.. - - - - DR. WILLICH, late Phyfician to the &ion Amball'ador at thar:ourt al:treat Britain, and Author of the Domenic Eneyclopadla,Treatite on Regimen and Diet, &e. &c. &c• approves and recommends to the Immediate notice of the Public at large (and thole in particular who are going to the Weft Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that may be, or Dave been fubjeet to Penitential Difeafe) the Remedy which Is Sold at the Proprietor's W.,rchosife, Na 40, Charing-Croft, Lon don, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. The molt pofitive Tairrionials from profeffional Men, and other refped.able Perfons, may be fon in Pamphlets, to be had, Gratis, at the NVarchoufe, which not edy prove,in the fullett man ner, the Efficacy of this Remedy In that molt dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever, hut alto that it is an earl', fare, plcafam, and certain Pnierva of Health In a hot climate. The-above invaluatte Article is Sold In Bows, with full Direc tions. (famftioned by Dr. Wit Leer) in cafe of an attack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea cach, fulfssient for of Perron for Tware Months. TO TilE LADIES. AGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY , B for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK. ARMS, Re. and for Improving the COMPLEXION. In Tor key, from whence dais Invaluable Preparation was brought to this country by Lady M. W. M—otse, eke mica, who are de licate in the escrow not to (offer a tingle hair to remain which they conceive irregul ar or intrutive, make ere of It at the baths, and the hIEN employ it to give form to their multach!as, Although almoß coultant attempts to imitate the above have been offered to the public under various name's, their injurious qualities and inefficacy, have fullicienthr dentonttrated the futility of fueb attempt , This Depilatory has the immediate effed of rendering the min fair and agreeable, the hairs are permanently removed, and even where there are note:, Its rob:tactic properties render it highly eligible, as different from any other known, it unites a mild.. nets of Sri ration fo as not to irritate eves the delicate Wu of an ' Iniant, with infallible and permanert &testy. The Public are ripedtfully infarned. that the above will ,be fold In future by Mrs K..ight, No. 33, Kmg-erect, Holborn, by ap pointor ut of the Proprietor, and at no other haute in London. In order to accommodate Ladles too diftant for perfonal applies elm, their orders by poft, for • flogle Bottle or larger quantity, will be menetually csecutcd, Prize 3,6 d. the bottle. Take notice, ,:est each Bottle is Gerd In the Proprietor's hand-writing, to imi tate whi..ll it a felony. sold by Mrs. Marti it, Bath ; Mrs. Fid y, Bri:tol; Mr. Woolmer, I voter; Mr. Binnes, Leed.; Mr Sherborr, ; Mr. Ne wcomb. t'.:aniford t Mr. I,ldowes, ilarewibury ; Mr. Darcer York; Mr. /3.:.etcr, Edinburgh ; h:r. W naht.l le reford ; Mr. Billinge. Liverpool ; t.I r.Cow .cc.te r ; sste. Watker, Glourciter ; Mr. Harvey, Southampton, fac. All letters mien Incline the ItiftraPCC One shilling in Ss books. VICTUALLING-OMCS, 7.dy 6. THE CuMMISSIONER_qfor VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY': NO?.i her djggrve '"ti". That on Friday net the t ith Inftant, they wIII be ready to M. Writ Tenders in wrking (reeled ma) and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASSES; To be delivered immediately Into the Stores at Deptford. and to be paid for by Bills payable witb intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be fern at the Secretary's Mice. N. 4verni will he dada any limier no which the trite foil we Se iolortnii• word: at 60r6,0r that Jodi sot lo havered to the Bore, he- Ars Or s'Closi so 'Wail Friday fwd. the 10 Want, oar wider Nr Popo ow& moles the Tooke ' ', fosse Perim we lie ha d/. etteadh, t. &elver iiehr• eolloifor. ricTruzzavG 01710 E. Jay is: rRECOMMISSIONERS for PICT BLLING HIB MdtiES77 S da bow 4, 0" . That out Monday. next the toth inftant, they will be ready to rage Tender. in writing (foaled up), and treat for ONE, THOUSAND SACKS of KILN UMW • HOUSKHOLD FLOUR I To be delivered in leeks into His Majeity's Vldualbst Stores at Deptford, in the fpaoe of a/ortnight, by weekly pronll to be paid for by Kilis payable with Imre* nicety days after date. •Lie Cestlitlcen of the COlittad slay be fees at the Surstary• Ocoee. No 'lard will k hat la any Teats in labia tie prim Ad! eye k infested is tg rd, at kaid, or that frail set if &tint MI *0 dos Beard IsArs Otte to'clsri as the faM Maeda, next, the * ltSta laiast, Arcs as* the Perim snip main the Tamar, sr Pm ?rem as his &half I atisch to ..fwer ass salkd for. For DEMARARA, BERBICE, ESSEQUIBO, SURINAM, And all Parts of AMk:RICA and theEAST-INOIES. GAIMES's COPYING MACHINES, with or without Portable D: t, manutattured by himfalf, are foe= of effendi' fcrvlce In warm climates. where Ckrks labour is va luable, and where many Letters, lairoices,dec. are want= at a alert notice, particubdy to copy In a foreign languav, which is Mk= to any bat thole acquainted with that language. A Copying Ma chine wafted with tate hand is equal to ex or more randy writers, not to mention that no midake can be made in even a Ague, and the Copies do not require an examination or caeoparitan with the original.—To the Portable Deft are added many artful and dcSr able appendages, which make It a mat convenient article, and if for tale, yields a good advantage, being atways to demand. Nos 53 and 54, St. Paul's Church-yard. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 18o+ PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY ii. C.oantel were beard rerpeding the Writ of Eater. WiMans Tooke Harwood, Erg. v. Sir J. H. Attie', Batt. M. P. via. Mr. Curwood, in an imam argumentative and well-delivered rpeech, of foe length, for the Plaintiff, in Error: and Mr. WEI= for the Defendant Mr. Curwood (peke 'Bawled. tartly in reply. The LORD CHANCELLOR, who appeared to have little lie ' Station as to the merits of the care, delivered Ms opinion Witty thereon to their LordOsipe, and concluded. by moving, that the judgment of the Court below be alarmed, with tool. cofts. Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their reveral Rages. Among there the Foreign Wittman Bill, and the London Cool Marketlllll, were read a third time and paired. . The Ira Addi tional Defence Bill was read a fecund time ; and the Kilwarden Family ?WWI 818, and the °Emden' Tranfmk BEL, refpeftively went through Committees of the whole Houk ; the latter received one or two Amendments on the ruggertian or Lord Wean* Carte- MN and was ordered to be reported tomorrow. The MR County Pease, the lrGb Malt Dudes, the Canon 161a nufaufinrers. and other Hills, were brought up from the Commons. by Mr. Alexander, Mr. aeon, and Mr. Baldwin, and rmerally read a Grit time. The Corn Bounty Bill was,on the motion of Lord WALS/NG HA M. ordered to be read a fecund time tomorrow, end the Lords itinsmoned thereon. hIr.SWINBtIRNIi, from the Commialonen of Widtwilniter Bridge, prefrnted certain accounts dlreded to be laid ansually be fore Paellas:went, Which were ordered to be ow the Table. VOTI OF CREDIT. Lord HAW KESBURY delivered a Meffage front the King relative to this fubjeft, as follows : • GEORGE R.—His Majdty firmly relying oo the uniform zeal and affeCtion of the Hoots of Lords, and cond.:tering that it may be of the uncoil importance to provide for fuch emergeneLi as may mire, recommends it to their Lordfisips to concur In enabling him to take all fueb meafures asrnay be neceffary to difappoint or defeat any enterprife, or debgtxof his enemies, that the exigencies of affairs may require." The Meffage being read, Lord HAWKESBURY Immediately moved a correfponding Addrcfs tolls Ma}efty on the oc:abott, and arming him of the cheerful concurrence of the Houfe, &e.; which was homedlately voted by dui , Lordfhips, and ordered to be prefeuted to kis Ma jetty by the Lo. ds with white Raves. CORN BILL. Earl STANHOPE called their Lordihips . attention to the Peti tion which he bad yeterday prefentod agatoß the Corn Bill: the prayer of which was. that the Petiffuner ( Mr. Chalmers) have leave to be beard by hlnsfdf ur bis Counfcl; had a Noble Secretary of State remained in the lioufc, be Rook' now have moved that the prayer of the Petition he camplied wish ; but that not being Ma cafe, be gave notice that be tbould move to that effed to mormw. l'he LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that at be andertlood, It was the intention of the Gentleman whom tioned to be beard by himfelf, it could make link difference, pming to the Gcn• I denten was fully prepared, whether the Noble Earl's motion was made that day or to-morrow. However the Bill itklf being one not only of great imponanera but of general r..gulation, it Rook, be matter of fcrious confilcration, whether an individual could be regularly heard againit a Lrgifistive nscaturc of the kind ...Ad journed till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • - - - - - - - Mr. CORRY more', that there be laid before the Hoofs Copies of the orders and I:e'en:dings of the Government of Ireland for checking the Expenditure of that Country. The motion was agreed to, and the papers prefented, and ordered to he on the Tabk. Several Account , boars the Truftees of Riunfgate harbour wee prefented, and ordered to lie on the Table. The SeCenth R ep ort from the Commiilioners of Naval Enquiry was prefented, and ordered to be printed. On the motion of Mr. sruitoas BOURNE, the Houle went into a Committee to confider of the propriety of bringing in a Bill to amend and alter the Ad of all Oco. 111. tor permitting the ex portation of Salt from Crooked Ifland, and the Bahama Blends, in Lips belonging to the United States of America...-Tbe Report was received, and have given to bring in the Bill. The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for leave to bring in a Bin to amend the Volunteer Ad, as to making hone additional provinces rcfpecting the porchafe of lands and ►ereditament+ for the public fervice.....4.eave given. Lord MA RSHAM pretested at the Bar, curiae of the minutes of the Committee on the Middlefer EleCtion, fo far as relates to the Report made to the Hoot: on Monday lail...Ordered to he on the Tattle, and to be printed. Mr. Aide-rota. COMBE moved for leave to bring In a 818 to amend the Addith.nal tome hilt, fo tar se relates to the City of Londou. Leave given ; the Bill brought up, read adsft, and or dered to be read a keens! time to-morrow. The Sheriffs of the City of Lobito's pretested a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, Dating, that iron, e.died the Poultry Conlon., was in loch a ha 1 Rate eat repair as to be tound ton.lly ii.adequate to the accommodation 0 the reliance.; and praying tor leave to remove them 10 amothet of confinement, and re loiring the aid of Partiansent Petition W.l. ordered to be referred to a commit= to eociidet the matters the rent. Th•• Se trboronh Free Port till Vl3llread a third time and pared. A Maar how the Lords arm•auuecd their Lesdahlre !MO 51Z4413101. to the Foreign Troop Tediileum I% the Levi* fkgeo Market Bill, sad requiting the Hoare to cceameskalstri Lordthip a Copy add itcrwt of tie C464lCulliglatgi. ragged being agreed so, the Mefreagets ewe mein the Report was deltvacd totem. • IRISH Siatamousara semi • Mr. FOSTER brought op the Hal kr tension& ing ionaeonade fpirim in Ireland, intendilfer portation, and for regulating thaexportatios of (pities not fo warehoufed. . On the motion that the Bill he read a firlt time, " Mr. FRANCIS (aid, the formal (intake before the Houk entitles me to fay a few *owls ea a *Nett conneded With the bufioefs of the day, and which 4 if it &Eaves confederation, ought to be coefidestd now; previeuily, I mean, to our going into ay efikarom 'of the affairs of Ireland. Tfie &Debt think I 'dal to Atbmit to the Houk has lib perfond relation what., over to the Right Hoe. GeodensiO tor shoos Os vestment of that Kingdom is comshillied.tholloßtit has to the tharader wed fituation its which he api. pears. Nothing can be farther frees my theogits than to attach any blame. or to duo* out earn. Bedlam on that Geer-km& If at the dmetbse ' a change was made in this branch of the Admilbi- Oration, it could by any polfilklity hive depeeded vs me to have appointed a fraeoeffor to theiffee waist" he reprefents, his name, I think, would have heft no. of the firti that would have occurred to Mc ,/ley quettion is not founded in physic curiofity, nor will he receive it, I hope, as any tnark of difnfitelk him. Though I beliefs there are tow prafootin this Houk betides ntyfelf who naturally wild d know, which of the tiro Right' lion. Ckadentie is the true Amphitryon in die drama i—But teine,.Sk. is a parliamentary inquiry, material, as I tltink.lo the regularity and kitty of oar peocemings. Right Hon. Gentleman execute the office of Chile cellor of the Excheqiter of Irelaad. He laze below us the official docureecos mess -Cary for owe nthlnie 4 lion. and we have had tie best& and ileofnee hearing many fpeeches from him full of °Said inftlibl ;nation on the bufintfs of that department. SW the Houfe has been enlightened by thofe fpesehes.,/ need not say. On ot.e particular point, I mem tit balances fuppofed to remain in the bands of 41st teams we heard a variety of contradiftory allertiesse but the queltion by no means cleared or . to the feo tisfadion of the Hoek. My queltion is, by what title or atithotitysleci tee Right Hon. Gentleman perform she foe ekes :of Chancellor of the Etchequer of Ireland? Uha do* not.hold the office, on what ground does he dais; or expel parliamentary credit tto official fbatetnenes, otr affertious made by him in that chamaer ? Thelloafe doss not permit a written document of any kind, par= ticularly to matters of account, to be laid .ea . the tables Gracia it be P operly an official account, esSo cially authenticate...l. Gentlemen may remsdiett that. RAW time a y e o, an account of fitippies. wee delivered from the Board of Admiralty. Sri *Ski there appeared to be a confiderable miftake I. the computation, and it was not figned. That acetone was confequently withdrawn. aqd soother oedemat a in which the error eras corrected, and that timid am count was ligned.---Why does t he Houfe feverish* ()brave this caution, and adhere to thefe forms? Stria I prefume, it is to inture the accuracy of Ai does► meets laid before them ; and fecoOdly,thatif they be erroneous, there may be fomebodfanfwerable for the error, and liable to die carfare of the Houk. , The ca fe which is now in our view is new, sod as for as I can find, without e:cample ; confequently the moo toning upon it cannot be governed fintrecedent. The queltion, whether the praflice Dow adopted he parliamentary - or not, can only be determined by a reference to the forms and principles of oar prio ceedings in cafes fimilar, or equiva/ent, to tbp prefent. Now, Sir, I contend, that official Rate meats made, or meafures propofed orally in this Moore, in any department of Government. Peg* to be authenticated by the proper officer. jai es much as written documents, and welly feu tale fame rear," namely, that in cafe of error we may have Come perfon officially atrfweralale to Perliamene for having milk& us. Whether the Right Hon, Gentleman who lately held the office of Mancellor of the Irith Exchequer holds it now or not. I do not know ; but I do know with certainty, that the Right I Hon. Gentleman on the other fide his not accepted that place; becank if be had. Is mutt have vacated his feat in this Houk. Now, Sir, allow me to kb ' mit a poffible cafe to your confidervion, merely for I the purpote of my argument, sad by no means to cow -1 vey or Wigwam any idea to his diradvantage. 1 hay' no with that the mamtgerneet Of Irith affairs thould be taken out of his bands, or to interrupt him in the duties that belong to it. Suppofe the Right Hon. Gentleman. or any Other in a &sitar fitnation, than is, performing the funitions of an office of which an- other is in potfellion, should be dikoveted to halt wilfully or ignorantly misinformed the Hook hit me • article of confequence, and led as thereby Into foto* material error-ol ails, Sir, an whom would the ate lure of the Hoofs attach, and what would be our. remedy ? The repretentative of the Office might fay. " lam only a private perfon. The informa tion I gave the Houk ought not to be coofidered as official s and if I have milled you. I am very Corr, tor it." If you turned to the principal, he would naturally tell you that he had not untied you, be. caufe, though he continued to hold the office ' it was in effea by a nominal tenure only ; and that he had opt eaercifed the funftions of it. Here than there might be a breach of duty committed, and nobody to anfwer.for it. Whereas, when the proper officer does the buliners of the office, you know where your cenfure ought to attach; and, it the cafe of mikonehat thould appear to require it, you might addicts the Ring to remove the party offendog. The praitign now purfucd does not lease you that remedy, or any .then. Sir, I declare mob folemnly that I attach no JithonourAble Infoicom to the p eery Irani - affirm. I 'slider it only as a dangerous rrecedent, inadver. tently eliablahe I, and haute to be oda ly abated hanker. There is tax oanfidatatiou Mina idle • te• hick 2ork fold rand frogs dodo M. beet wick Mr / the tenet ig the a de rd Ittuc ,r7 rt. Kane esca. 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