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mast 48 to) mintorpras:y. as, 1804. THE PRINCIPAL oPFiesßs and commis- BIS imuyssTr. *arr. a kray That on Wcdaddag the Oh of July matt, at one o'clock, they Will be ready to treat with fuels Perrone as may be willing to Goa read for fupplying the following Artiacatti be delivered at the ir di 'gala the fame esprard . Sheathing Nab, to be Madc,of 1341 ' cr4rd s autism; - Sheeracfe, and of pure Copper Portfmoutb, Plymouth, 1 FINEST PART OF DAVONSIIIRL TO BE MILD, rN FEE, EY PRIVATE corrrsAcr, Altogether, or in any Part, frith 1111111eltAte r rHE MANOR: Or LORDSHIP raid( (otherwite HONITOWS SIEGE) two Miles and a half rrctru Exeter, and revert maw from the Sea,wittt capital and-that!. qua Manfloo comioandiog t he fineft:Vjonr, a l risitablc Gardens, Extenllite Park richly Woo*d, riet) Lands, Parma, Fliheries,andinnamerablikitil ailvants. , The Situation, Con. &lon, Soil, Climate, and Nrlghboorboed,forrn the moit eligible ltbdeoce in the Kiogdum fora Mase of -Ferenc. Price of the whole Property, Fotty-Are Throtiand Pounds. Information will he given tolPrinelpals only, by W. P. Sykes', EN. the OW Olt and occupier. Much of dot Porthole-Money may remain on recut*. No unpaid letters attended to. FOR BALM H 1 AUCTION. M the richest,* at Cork. ou ?May next, 1: 17 T HE fa t•c4iling copper bottomed (kip t BRA'', hike a French ptiveteer s teptuted b 7 his Maioneelhir Lag" , Capt. Maid And, of the fonowing ctl-hcn.rtani : . . ' not iffued at the. mat, 'at the time the" Ate tr. lltit Mat was direCtive Wire six at all reftriittil, -given. when theft MUM tiarther payment of tbdi point, he referred to ,th *were now Med, whi ch • objetlion. . TheAsulc,ho not receive tiks;Vbllitcs was it jail, that the NW wheis Dollars received f ries be • receivelg lea of the Legillature; to receive the si was perhaps atraut f!ip bullion. In many cal receive the Dollars bac than irktheir porta - ton no compenlation woulr 'he obieEted -to the Br Mr:Sri/ROES Is. neat liable to the arrival Speaker. No man wa Jars in (*tertian, but of the Country, theil pedient ; under the was thought proper as partible, proteeted to this Pimple objer° that there was at ;Toe tokens of the It was well known, to copper tokens ha, It was never memo Sacred as the Burr was meant wati ti circulate in aid of was not true that ceiving the Dollar that the Bank did Dollars prefented of thofe which wer, , Lord FOLKST4 fisnilar to thole of illtrarated is a pail The CHANCE . _ Length :daft , 9; feet WWI of flaid IS feat Breadth of Bram 16" brrteent Decks j ft. i s ha- Admeafarcs 147 Titm, or thereabouts. Plated Inv t 8 runs, bas fourteen et:aimed; Is welt eakuLued. 'or the Welt India or Afrieso Trade, Azad Well found In ill bitsd of Ron a—Fm inventory and part lentos, apply to John Roebta,Cork: or to I\fafln Ommanney and Mune, No t, Cecil-Rua. London. - - Ship Chandlers' Wares "Vikrd. Chatham, and W..olnieh, Sbeeenefs. Patients of the Nano and Forma of the Tenders. may he feed It this 011ice,and the Tenders for the Nails marl:win& the whole (Wail of the Yards. • No reeks is& M rreoivol ofirr twelve ,o do day Orotty, war frag masa ow* the tarty or on &por fo.. bits, swag. WANTED, in a Ladies lifurding Schont, thirty miles from Town, an AlEawn. who nreapahle of enackhos the FIVIIdI and Englith Language. Grountatleally—muff Aro ori derftand faltionahle works. and have been in the habit of Sasals, u the Itrieleft reference wil be required. " None need apply who arc not comprteat to the undertaking. Attendance wed be even at the Bell Savage Inn, Ludigate-tuU,on Tburfday morning neat, from nine till &rem o'clock. Jail s. 1304. EITAFFOB,I2AHIP-E ESTATES. TO BEISOLD BY AUCTION. genie rime in tbt Month of Anreft ant. _ _ VACCINE. POCK INSTITUTION, N 0.44, Broad-ftrert, Coldea Square, Joao 26, 28.24. full Particulars of whack will he given In future Pam. ATRULY Valuable and Deli rabic FREEHOLD ESTATE, corapriarg..ths Manse nr reputed Manor of BLAIOENHALL, in the County of STAFFORD, abounding wirhGarne • together with the Mullion Houk and requdite Oat iood repair; eteellent walled Garden, and a7o Ames ef•exceedin% rich sod valuable Arable. Meadow; and old Pakstre Land. &divining to the Manfinn Houk. at Blaeltenhall erne:atria entirely templet and well watered—potato"; of which may be had a:, Lady-Day next. Alto a Menisage and Oat-bultaings, - and upwards of 6* Acres of rich Arable, Mesdew,and Patture land, lying iw . Rirg Fate at Barton under Nuedwond. In the (aid County of Stafford, nest the 'Duct Trent. PolfdEon of which may alto be had at Lady- Day next. Blakenball and Barton adjoin to each other, and are Eve miles dittant frnin Burton upoit Trent, eight from Lichfievt, and fifteen from Derby. and near to excellent roads. A Plan of the Eames may be teen, and any further particulars know::, by spplyirg to Mr. Fowler, Attorn.y at Law.Burtuo upon . Trent, Staffunithire.--Burton, June to, lika. I FRiEttifirid I ' °liered t HA a GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT be heti at ibis INSTITUTION, os TUASDAY, thciati. ply, at two o'clock prccifely. By order, WILIAMet SANCHO, Seirctery. . _ A PARTNF.ELSNIP WANTED. A PERSON (ab:mt thirty) of very refpeaable con ' I- 2 . nezioto. who bas bete very liberally educated, and has a roma knowledge of Trade. hoviingee madassufluut of Morey at his difrefal; Winkel to engage in fame Ciater6—.ra active part in which be would un.lsitake, or the whole nsanagenwet is more agreeable. Any Perron *Grow of retiring from the naive part of his Winds. will find this advertifement Mervin his attention, as the Advertike can produce the toot uocutptionable teftiroooks in his favour ' sod, where thought nectrary„ any (murky willed for. Lettersachireffsd to J. P. No. I, Weltgate Place, Bath, will be boatlotion gratuhnufly k here Wilma ars ufual every Tuefday and Friday at one o'clock. , Notts—On account of form late R erollllteatibrt• Invaiktaie the fecurity from the Swat P.ex fry ressixstiosh the inelical eltab ilitinent arc preparing a Samisen of ceider.ce far dclivory in about tcn days ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCEOEFICE. Jitoe, OM+ D'ERSONS whore annusi.Premiums Full due (pi the 24th init. are is,rehy triortael, that Receipts ;re now ready so he &livered at the Corapany's Olicee, over the R A.L Ex. casuist and In PA L tAlta.u, OA rby thole refpeetira Agent. lathe feveral Counties; madam provi allured are el:quaffed to ap ly, for the renewal of their Policia. on or before the 9th ol July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, beyood the date of each Pilicy, will then efre. SAM EL FENNIND, Jun. See. •,,a Attendance Is 'Wen, daily, at the laid Odes, for the Aifurance of MadinatGouda. Alerehandlse, andSbipa, in - hour,, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire; and elf.; for,the Afibrance of, IMlgrakfinrilkqentliies on hives.. N.B. Fs., Psfkies still 6, ijedfrev of express It Ma 4416 i where tie "Lard lsvais' ads -6W ts 6s. se apwaria. No. z 6. CORNI-1111. SHAILSPEARE LorrERY. Poe only Three Guinels a Prize is hire to be obtained. and Free Admiffion to the Gallery. HORNSBY and Co. refpedfully acquaint the , that they are appointed by Mare Boyden, to difpore of the Shakfp.mre Lottery:rickets at their Officti in Town mad Country. The merits of the worthy Alderrair,l Lottery ate too evident to nevi any comment. lie fupertitive colleetion •f Prints were never equalled in any part of the world.. The grand Prize will prove a valuable acqui9tion to the fortunate bolder, and pro• duce a competent income. A choir c collation of valuable Pictorm, Drawings, Prints, &c. are allitted into lizty-two Priam; Uralic Prizes of Prints Mon fall to die lot of every individual fubfaiber, which cannot fail of inducing the lavers of the Arts to become Parchafers. Plans of the Lottery may be had, free of czpence, at No. 26, CornhUL Cox's Grand Prima and the Pigot Grand Diamond were fold by Mona, and Co. ESTATES, MANOR, AND COLLIERY. COUNTY Or DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Together or in Lou. ACAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, coo Siting of the etteofive MANOR of CHOP WEL L, in the PARISH of RYTON , in the COUNTY of DUR HAM, compelling by Mom ion about 13 to Acres of Land divided into fourteens Farms,veltb fuhltantial Farm-bodes, reliable Build ings and Ofices to each; a Colter/ in full working yd oammuni aatiog with the River 'fru; a Water Corr Mill anis Paper Mill Lt to very.refpedtable Tenants, and,;boot 6y Acres of Wood-land In hand; the whale difeltarged of the Lind Tax and if ythe free; alto !event Fee Farm Kemp. The Leaks of ill the Farms and Cons Millet** on the t st% Clay et May, :Sot'. when the Rents will admit of a eordiderableinercate tboLatie,of the Paper Milt on 'tut tith Day of May, ski; and about e ° Years a the Leafs of the Colliery, arc unexpitetL—Alf a a highly valuable, improving, and dairable compact Fenn, called the 'Hag', to the Paring of Larneheitm, in the fad County ef Durham. aloft beautifully theme , bemoan the Darwent mag another stream, and containing about as Acres of Rich Lank slfo about 3g Acta of Wood-land in band. Mined and referred for thagrowtb of Wood, for which it is admirably adapted. This Farb" is ilia treed Lso4 Tax, sod fithicet to the patment of Corn tytbe ouly. For farther Panics tatrapply to Mr. Duro, Solleat, Old Broad-Rreet, London; to Man. Clayton and•Earonsell, Saßekon, Newmitle upon Tyne, or to Mara. Sharp and Kirke?, Au,llioneers, Wincheiter-ftmet, Londia. SECILETARIN OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL. June 30, taoa. THESE are, by Order of the !tight Honourable' tIIC LAMB and othen. Comailloners, far managistit the Af- Mos of the Royal Holpital at Liteirea. to sirs notio‘lbsean. Ovt•Pcalloocrs (as welt Lottenosa as. CltiCa), bejiil4l4 t the hid refidleg in Lousiest, or within twentriive miles thereof. are rcotoreace appear - Perfonely and R41=1.11'14, at silt Secretary's Oel in the Add litifyital • on the rdpedibe days undamserrionod, wiseti attendees:4e will be • given, hew 241* o'Cbath 1p the Mornin until Three In the Aftryntwo, viss PdfIiLIAMENTAIcr PROCEEDINGS. V. SC: re di- HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY s. The Bills upon the Table were torn -..rded In their robe...lice Rages. Among there the Highland Rua& and Bridges MI was read a third time and paired. The Scotch Additional Defence BBL the Lae India Prim Goods, the trial Linen Maquf.itaurees, and the Denmark Merit Bills, &- venni tbroug — h Committees of the whole Hpufe (LordWal- Brigham in the Chair) without amendment ; after which the Re ' parts of the farm were received. The Ira Stamp Dories Bill, and the Frelteqner Rills Bill wee- brought up by Mr. Alma:oda from the COl/1131041, and read a Afit time The Infolvent Debtors' Dill, and two Private BMs were prefent ed by Mr. Alderman Combe, and rcod a Brit time. The infolvent Debtors' Bill was. on the motion of Lord Wal• fingham, ordered to be printed. The mithiot abjuration and filen , " being duly.adisinlitered to Mr. James 'Vogel', the Bill for hit Nourailmtion was read a ft ennd time, and ordered m the conlideration of a Comminee. on.WEDNASDAY the 4th ;PLY. • - • •The Nehmen front dm IR and ad itegintense of Lila Guards. the tits sttOnd id Tenor of Hoeft Guards; the late ilt awl ad, Troops of Horfe Grettadier Guards; Ms "Itiipar }forte Oiairde (Blum). the Drava Date& the td. Ott and it Reg' M lioefe = all the Dragoons amti FeneibieClAalry, tka MI6 Woe ot Koko mit** Waggon Train. On THURSDAY the 3th JULY. The Pathogens !him the at agia Coidftisam Residents of Foot Otardt. On FRIDAY the 6th )111.Y. The Peneoner. from the ;d Regiments/ Foot Guards. and thole bona the ift to the ti th Reginunts *Font inelave. On S ATI , M 1.% the 7th July. _ - . Thate Lam the rlSta the 3ytti R egirtun't4 of Foot On MOIWAY the 9th JULY. Thofe from the yStli to the c9th Regimens of Past Warn' Oa TUESDAY the lode JULY. The/titans t;4...th to the 89th Asilmests of Foot laclufire. FDNESD.VV the t NIX. 'Thole from tbe9crtli to the :35th Regimen of Foot ineleforr; WS the PCUfiC4lO$ from the Itasca's German Restramt. the A;rt• can Corps. Loyal Iris, LordStrathatren's, MaJle WAler's bl ford's,aosl Fifhe's Corps, the qtrea'sllangers, Fenelble eorps, Rapt Garrifon Detalions, Cinque Port, and Lanese:are seem, the Rm. Hofpltal Corps, alto the American and other 11.3orps,with the MIMI. On THURSDAY the tath. JULY. Think from the Itickrooduat Campania of Invalids, Reduced , Regiments of Nlarines, and Lettermen. On FRIDAY the t3th JULY. &lames from the Foot Gouda at titee-pence per Diem, the !.11ama, Corporals, and Privue Men, who terrier the !Defeated P4lllllOO on account of blindoefs, as alto the Suicant• difissodni from the late Independent Conorapies, who receive to per day, with the Private (kntleintr. who receive Anms:ties from the late aft anti ad Ttoops of Hoeft Guards. And that ail Ow Wagoners fat well Lettermen as others) be loosing to the fait Hofrital, who live at a greater dill:ante than twenty-Eve tribe from. London, and chafe in Scotland and Ire land, ore hereby required and commanded, after the • arstle of De cember nett, and after every fucceeding 23th of June and 23'h cf December, until further orders, twarply to one of bit MaJeßy's Jolt/cm of the Prue is the Neightwearhood where they ref& and puke the ("hewing AffuLlvit, which the laid M ih agifliate tor the County, City, borough, or Ridieg,before whom e Pc:limner ar pears, will fl o at and due, vat. Came before me, ohe 'this Malrfty's lidtices • of the Penn for the Cowry of , and mar oath. 6 that he was admietcdaa Out•Perdioner of Cbeifea Hairnet, GO • tfte 4. 1 al .17 ,or 28 front Real " Olean( , comm.ndid by . was then aged o ream (erred in the army ears, was dif‘h+ , lrcd for , and that he is no rekerwife provided for by the Pointe, • lantos a Noisome of the Lid HAMA, and new Rica in the pa " rifh of , in the totality of Sworn before me this day of :SO . The AReark, drawn according to the above from dared and hitched by a Pdagiernte, is to he put op in II cover, end fent by the General Pon, anew! thus : "To the Right Hon. the 1".4- inalltr.General, at the Horfe Guards, London." And Court:r parts. or Duplicate, of the (aid Affidavits, are to be referve.i t,y tut Out Perfionen refpratvely, to he exhibited to filch ptrfons as 4 4 .x 11 h • dtrettill to pay them, that they may be fatisfied, that all fech as may claim Out Peniona, are the real perfects entitled t o receive the Lame ; (and to the cod that the Coilltiliallier4 for the Stairs of Ulrike Hofpital may be (untied that the Perineum ate to fame yo rions who have patted thar examination). it is hrte:.y further direelod that huh of them who have (crud In, and bare hater eacharoil from any of the Regiments, err 11.depaident Coin • panics of Invalids. arc out to mention in their Affidavits Inch Re r C..nipany of Invalids in which they (erred lA, but Caen ilmrut,•frotp, or Corps of the Army from which at; wee, it thtebarg•.o and t scot:omen d, an,l recavcd at Lhe.". the (coeval Payments Is Great Pritsin anti Ireland. at St.; cod of the erhmtg fie montin, , te gen.-rally ecaullted by th. Pia :Z. • t fQclid,tce 'wends:teed by the Per.flonets, w.its are mufti r e in prelim, awl to the b Ay of the allitiat its of thob. vie, lire at a Sift tree, it is hereby or,hreti and (Berets d, that no y , who :hall change thn Place of his Abode given hi at his n 7 I pc( IL d in hi. of l s.l.avit sforrfaid, an.l who may ap pls t , r bis eh.. (excel-n.l'7, to thi.Ofaccrs of Eacife mcarelt huh of Alvvle;,111 II ref-tier the Lm:, tales It appears. by the 4,..e•;he i• r ut trip, n..1 , 1e r, ti..t lath TCTOVA w.a timwel heor tbry cuukl not 'effector prevel.t I Aly. It i*c-tift-ti. that none st VII he entered upon s'nr Pay the iai.l I llpital. erg f Med to receive any b.ncht -ftotn, win Chan um. att Ay to theft Ortitrs an e [Arm- G. AUST. Sec. and Rq. . .1 S. ...:•. . . _ -. . „ , • - • _ • - . . •••• . . • 3. . • • • -•-• •. . - ' . • .:„.•*. . -sx . . . • .r. a.: . z.4.... - -6 7 .. ii • , . - 1 3, *v.) .f , . ..., . v -r iat ,.. . A . :. • - , lar . • ' . --- 3 tt-- * - A a • ),.. er , • - ~ . .: - ! .X . : t .;.. . S t P . , 1., .I. 0p.... 1. 17 .'"' N. ' il • : . ;3 er.• . t s .• , , .• 1 1l ' O . IL. Pr. • --, - - ‘4., , 1 : , 4 , 1 ~ 4 . • _ (..PILICII --kr-v-46) .. . TUESDAY, JULY l, 180.1, .• ' . --.-_ . • r titillem e; .. • . mot iffued at the:market tirade giveit for foreign filver ii.: , At the rx,'tauge a Cork. ou Ynday new, I: 176. 3t the time theifllie iodlrstlacel He 'rota, too, tha., 'I:: fa i•failing copper-bottomed Iltip s Bevis, ehi 011 was &r e m," ; i f t l i j i spelt, aiat , t h e & w k . -, ureroch prirAteefoenPillted tff his lidailar'schlr Loire. were not at all reftrietekba tegard tathe tuatict t 3, be • of the following (Wheaton+ ; • • • . . 0 3 ices pryt% of Hold is &a . liven. when theft Eroilars ;wer e to be called in, and, - 14. lett brtv'een Decks • 54. ts ht.- Anther payment of theiri zpielt be refufed. On this., .1 TM., or thereabout& 'grist, he referred to the terns - reader which they,- , -.wen smutted: is welt eakiditol- were now Meg a which teethed' fully to eltablifla ha '"-• "... p i ;1 0 1 l i ",,,l d it t e al b .. k e ti t 'ob i ct-aion. . Tfiginit lead detlar• td, that they would.; -,,c,u. g ,.„ t ,;.,,,,,t aa . not receive tile; lies if they Wei e mutilated; bat. School, thirty was it Ink that the Blial4tlone &mild be the judges 3, "(teaching when Dollars received fol. full value flatisktor ilsoult; ... 4g, ... Sot .be • reetivelg The . prefent damp. edged to an "eats, a& of the Legillattire; naturally tempted every one . to receive the Dollars At their profelfed valtie • which; -as perhaps abut II ipence Above their real varee as . .. 'NI. In many Cafes, the Bank would refute to . ' l 33e Dollars back. and therefore tbofe who had • - ocifTelEon mull Inbmit toalofs,for aihiejj; • - would be Affoi ded. On thifiejessuids.. Bill. BOURNE held-thgt *sill wig - • jealms urged agaisiLieby the lai, was compelled to receive the Del., • under the prefent ciresamaanems • *r iffne had been judged to be saw , • cf.nvifliun of this eglattli say, if r that the Dank lbould be, as massif'. :d againit counterfeit Dollarsapill': et the 8111 was direaed. He denied; ny incompetency in individuals to nature to which the Bill applied. that a timilar praelice with refpei ad prevailed in a thonfand inflames, - t that thefe Dollars Raoul(' be con cut coin of the Country. AA thit that they flanuld be permitted to f the common (user currency. IS the Bank limited the time of re.. ri formerly Wiled. The foe was, not at alt refute to receive all the at the Bank, with the exception re found to be made of bald metal. ONE oppfed the Bill, on grounds Mr. Francis ; which he Rated and • 'wed and forcible manner. LLOR of the EXCHETIER clearly to bear in mind that there elicit idea of there dollars being rrent coin of the country. They y to anfwer the purpofe of fsnall d differed fo far as in one cafe the • II bit of filter, and the other a little . - . begged the Route never was the fm viewed as the cur were deigned onl pap*, money, ant pledge was a final. note of paper. They were applied to a particular emergency, and it being found that in this way the/ were uferil, the Bill ptopofe4 only to prevent the abide Of their circulation. For want of a flacks* filter currency, there were reforted to; and the In had for its °Nett to prevent this expedient (remixing accompanied with danger. Mr. NVINDHAM condemned the ;truing of the. dollars, as calculated tlf . confound and weaken Cut chars her attached to the current coin of the kingdom. He lirongly objected to the imprefrson of the King's head being flampt on any token, allowaon all hands to have no pretentinns to be received as current coin by any individual. Till a proper dillin&ion wart made betwixt there dollars and the- current, coin of the realm, he did not think that the Legiflature were at all bound to interfere to prevent or pun& Colle t-as to which th-T might give rife. Mr. HENRY TH R.N.TON was generally alt enemy to giving op to Individuals the right al coin ing ; but thottila that, as a temporary ntearure e the Bill ouht to pals into a law. Mr.DEN laid a few words in rapport o(ditt Mr. WINDHAM aid Mr. PIT r auto* . ea. pLit:ed. Mr. PRINSEP re-urged the arguments which be bad Wed agailiti the Bill its various of its lariats. flaw, and particularly cautioned awe Hitufe agennt precedents, furl as the Dill had an obvious tendwy to encourage. The Bill was then read a third time aid paired, HOUSE OF COMMONS. After the SPEAKER . had read the propoted title. - of the Bill, Mr. SPEAKER having taken the Chair, aft fume private Mr. G. JOHNSTONE i.bjelt:rtto it. that though, boruaefs, Mr. POOLE moved for leave to bring in a Bin for yelling io ; it was on all hands adniitteJ that the dollars were not Truftece on behalf of Coacomment. certain Land. and roc- I coin, yet the Bill purported to be a Bill for preventing meets at Chatham and Wader Common, which he &teethed to the counterfeiting of coin called dollars by the Bank be for the papule of extend* the mean. fur the defame of etiat. of Eng CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUERIand, and tokens by the Bank of Ireland. ham, by ceding a confldcrabk ord.. mice depot at wacky, and fee opening a communicaduo arab the River Medway. Leave The given. planted that the dollars were not coin recognised by Mr. HUSKISSON moved for au Account of the gen... Amount the Legidatute, though itfued as of a nominal taloa df Stamp Duties for this yea, as fa as the fame can be afar- by the Banks of England and Ireland. I tenni. The Bill was then ordered to the Lords. tr. w..s ordered, ant in a few minutes afta It was parented by YR. Mr. I.toro from the Stamp 031:e. at the Iiar.JUSTICS ROI. It was ordered to be laid Go the table, and r-terred to the Cos- Colonel COLE relented a Petition from --+o-ioa mime ut Ways and Melo*. Irwine, Efq. of Rockfteld, in the county of Feriae- A Perron trim the Office of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lim nael lief that had been High S h er iff for that tenant of d, pre-kilted fame Act-worts of the biesilltntai it - lief e _ Eapcausand Difburfernents of that part of the United Kingdom. county; that during the Agixes there, it was MUG scoTLAsei. (try for him to proceed to the verge of the VAISDffg /W 301414 ztVe native. that he &outs! on Wednef• t o meet the Judges; and that, in ezecution of his day twat, in tit.. Commitloa Moo the Report of the Corn Las " , otn A. :e, he did In. But Mr lake Fox. who was one brut' forward a motion n-fpedttor the Agricalturs of Scutimd. of the Judges to the AiLaes, advanced to the place DOLL•R RILL. of meeting much earlier and with mote expel net Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved as (axial realise of the Dela and Tuken Bill, than was expeaeil ; he had, therefore, arrived at the On the quetwo be ”:4 port from the Chair, extremity of the comity, before the Petitioner ; who, Mr. 1 KANCIS tote to objeCt to the Bill. He however, fhortly after met hien at smother place, am; maintained that the privilege of coining was infep.t- with his hat in his hand, went up to a y...lc s i Le f or rable fr ,, m the Crown, and that the King's head on he midake; box fridge Fox, in an infultiwg manner, the coin, was the only {.lid actnity for the flanda. d I drove on, withx.t heating uh.it Petitioner had to and the weight. A - tune was a mere fign. Co n n, on fey. When the Petitioner alt.' wards went to him the other hand, hard an intrinfic value, and wa, cur. to explain this britines, the Joel •e defircd in a rent, not only as a fign, but as a deport'. The damp commanding ton:, to take his gat r.rf ; teproaehed Of the King on the I) liars ought to be regarded hot him in the giorlett and moll ihrulliag lango.t3e, for !imply as a fecurity tor their weight, bitt for the qua- ntgled (dainty ; and gave direttions th,:t he- mould lity of the metal of which they are compofed. 'bite be fined fool. The Pcntiorret humid) conceived, that nitedion then flatus illy 'role, %%ere thete llt,lliii to he haJ committed no crime to merit. this opprob: jou>, be iffued as tokens, or as poirtlretf of real value ? In ibbotitte, and inj,:rious treatnient ; derlAse,l '!rat be adverting to this egnellinn, it was of importance to could verity on oath the frets he dated ; that he felt recollet, that it was not eAfr to Ice whs. zto he harifelf injitred ao.:tdegra ; and played the Hours the judger whethzr they were or were not I ,, roied of to grant him fuck redrefs. as. in at , wifdcano k bate metal. if dollars were a mete deposit, he ailed think fit. •_,_%llllllllll ' on what ground of p , •!icy or espedienorthey were Ile ?mike' vas gi d e!' •• " SRP.r.HOLDS—MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. TO SOLD SY AUCTION, on Wednefday, the filth of July, atm. at threat o'clock In the afternoon, at the Red Lion Inn, • Maidenhead (waters previonfly difpoled of by Private Con • sad). in font Lots, Lot I. A MOST Jefitable FREE biOLD ESTATE, i• inmate at Court Hook Green, near Maidenhead, coma wiling a Meffuage and Garden, with a fubdantial new-creetal Barn, S: able, Outhoufes, Brick and Lime Kilns, in full Trade ' and four Amid Land, part of which UMW as a Chalk Pit and D ry htg Ground, and the remainder is Arable Land, In a good flair of Col- tivation, io the Occupation of James Stevens, under a leak, ten year: of which will he uneriired at Michaelmas next. Lot 11. A convenient and tubliatitial brick built PreeholdEtwel derhonfe, eootstning a parlour, dining. room, three bed.chambera, two garrets, hitchen, and cellars, with • vrofxl.hoofe, yard. arid excellent garden adjoining, &nate sear the North en trove of the Towu of Maidenhead, within a j d Milesof London. In a genteel vicinity, and commanding an extenfive and pleafant view of thofe mucb•admired fpots,T,,plow, Cilfden, and the adj.'. cent country. This Lut is occupied by Samuel Davin, P.N. Te . want at Will. Lot 111. A c ,ovindent and fulaltantial Melt-bulk Freehold Dwalling.houfe, troodining a parlour, diningvroorn, three bed. dumber% two garret.. kitchen, walladroufe, and excellent cellars. Detached Is a wend-bade, yard, and garden. This Lot adjoins Let Land is now in the occupation Oahe Rev. John Cooke, wider a leak, fia,years of which axe unexpired. Lot IV. A convenient and fabflaatial Briek.huilt Freehnld Dwelling-book, containing I parlour. dluinrrnotet, three bed, chambers, two garrets, kitchen, wadi hank. and cellars. De. tactual is a yard sod garden. This Lot adjoina Lot 111, and is in die Oecupation of Mrs. liaasett, tosaalt at will. May be viewed by leave of the refpedive manta. To treat far the purchafe by private cuntract, apply perfainlly, nr by letters (pat paid), to Mr. Hunt, Solicitor, Maidenheadwhom printed particulars twit be had withhl ten days of the rale t and at the Cakle a Winsiior ; Upper Crown, Mat sou I White Mart, Haley ; Gorr, Refsies ; and. R•01414ro. I ' o alllnasail. TO BE r 01.1) BY AUCTION, SY Mr. SMITH, On the Frunifin, Day. July the 3d, aline, and the three following Days; ALL the elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an eight-day clock, a Ipr:fig dial, a harplleord by Kirkman, a pedometer' a librarrog books, a pair of globes. points red paint ings, china, glare, and Wedgevriod ware, about spa Dotes of fine old ',reign Wines, upwards of trio 4,zets of wine bottles, brewing and dairy utenfil., a patent mangle, garden lighu and implem-nts, building materials, Wiles. frames, and dopes, zed numerous valuable AstOrn—Alfo, all the rowing crops, of f to &mint graft. t S *ens of wheat, two awes of bailey. so scree of oats, keen acres Meares, and ft scrota bras; together with all the valuable live and dead farming flock i confiding of Usual One young Isaiah cows, heifers calves, liters, and oxen, draft bodes. a more and foal by Mr. Batfon's bode, three well-bred Maori colts, about nine (core of Herein. Jfbire couples. feveral fine rows, ; As, and poultry, three emellon waggons, hot Boat dung carts, ploughs, harrows, hurdles, a rick cloth, a new patent weighing machine, a quantity of faggots and billet wood, Nose calks of paint, Lycra loads of fart.. I.dders, four ta-lt.mc rick itanda, plough and cart hamlets, (addles and brides, with many ot farming implements: ftiP. pgorEttsry or A GENTI.F.MAN, Leaving his Rendence at Foilv•J.,hrt -rls, in the Pains of Wink- Grid, In the County of ikrks. The Furniture. whkh 14 v. ineipAlly new. corrals of (corral ~ e Fins' , Poll 11Ilica.14, with rich Chita, CO..ttn anti dinr 1 dr-nonce,. furri•ir i4e414 and &Aiding. Window Curtains. Carre:4 Pler and DrelL•44•4.3laffrs, an elegant Drawing 04,ni suit Japancil at,.l Iniatd fort•hure; a general Al:torment 4 prime Cabin,/ Articles, cortfifling of Wardrobes, Clicfts of Draoter4.l.)reelin. C..Nutl..and Sofa Tables, ezeelient Chairs covered with Morocco. a capital Set of Dining Tables, lidebnenla. Book ca:c4, &e Fcr.det. and Fire Irons--t great variety of culinary Artltl7.. &c. &c. Carden &at. and Niata, a quantity of Pavia: Stones. Bricks, and various other &els. To be viewed on Monday, and cho mornings of fate, beginning . . . ea..is day at twelve tech:iota. Cat:Jo:tar. may be bad at Ilipercr each. m the PreMKeg ; a' Mr. Pnrlkj s, Na 164 Strata.' ; awl Sof Mr. Smith, Atailwacer, Wlntlfor. N. & The r.mtbig keit 4 Cave wel h laM es Tedby, la. WIN, as Mir. SLAV! TRAM The Duke or CI.ARENCE prefented two Petitions againft the Slave 'Trade Abolition Bill now before their Lordildps. The hitt. horn certain inlubdants Of the town of Liverpool, interelted in the mealure, whole names were thereutro Cub:Crib:it ; and the &coed, from certain merchants and mortgagees, latcreftol la the Brkifit Walt India Colonies, Per. praying that the Dill may not pars into a law, and that they have leave to be heard by their Cama ra aga nit the fame.. The Petitions being Ciortly read, hi. , Royal Higltnefs obfervel It was prdbatile a variety of Pttitioll, would be prefented agtiult the Dill. Their I.nr 'flair would recollect the notice given by a Noble Secretary of State then @breve. of his intention to move for poftponing the eonDeleration of the Dill uns the nest hellion of Parliament, and with reference to that mince ha *cold am 1...• qouhle their I.ortifitipt with i•ly motion n la;ive to the prayer of the Petitioners • but Mould it heap, n that the be read a fe eand time this Ligon. he then Ihould feel it his dory to Move their Lort'Atips that the Pltitiontrs, purfututt to their prayer, fhould have leave to be heard their Counfel agalnit the mc nine. Ik woull nova merely move that the Pttitioas do lie ay. the *ratite. After Come private bufinefs was diipmfetl of, the lioufe a,lattro. ed..till traditorrow, when :heir I.nrdlhips Rand famnsunol upon the fetood reading or the Stave Trade Abolition Biß. It CAI, 041A1 Jf jr bcA Nein. davt is tba by on :011iti• CM.— t, New ,th s f No b, 6i.~r~ a:• I acc. I a.t ra* , n St Di 1 (bn C , r , l