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Farther particulars, together with the Tefms and Conditions of **Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall gall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed e proposals for English and Foreign Timber ;" but no Proposal c an be admitted after the said 'hlith instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of t h e same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the ?a rty making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Beard, R. H. CRLIV, Secreary. THE NF.W TRAGEDY.—SECOND PD! MON. This day was published, dedicated to Miss o!Nsitt., AD ELA ID E, a l'r,tvedy in Five Acts.— By RICHARD sIiF,D„ Esq. Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent... Garden. Printed for Henry Coeburn, 50. Cconduivatreet. WIN AND VII,LA, Twp,vE Mil.E FROM TOWN . . To be LET, and entered upon inunediarely. AN Excellent FARM of about $5O Acres, with . a pleasant Villa thereon, in a good ueighltourhead wad moat eligible situation. For viewing rite came apply to Mr. Harding, Bookseller, 35, St. James's Street,'Londob. P.IRLI.IAfENTAIIor -PROCP.EDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS. JUNE 20. The Royal Asset was notified by Commission to the lichee que r Hills Bill *tee !glib hazhequer Bins Heil, the lank Rest:doe Bill, the C,.1 IJst rill, the le•eh 'stamp. JIM, elm Irish In e !awl Navigation 8.11, and some ittheTplie... The • 'ltmenissionett were, the LORD CtANCat Low.' the Marquh of W:a.c..l - at it, and the Earl of 811AISTIMMILY. Respe•,•ing Dyott'i Diviatce fir. Jackson fi• ished lit sprecit on belialf of Mrs. liwtt, at. 7 Nit. Wzrren Was lasrlp heard en the part of Gen. Dro: - : heariLE All haturtlay. he LORD CIIA NCELLOP • ione-d that lie Ind received from France a Pet:tion to that •I:..tise, purveying to be from Mr. Dunn. connected with the above ease, hut which 1: orn the terms hi whisk it was expressefl he ktbul,l not pretevt. On the miens of the Earl of LIMERICK the Hone rc.icolved itsel: into a Ceesuriftee es the Irt.h La•mlinpl anti l'etiartta Earl STANHOPE proposed an amendment, meanirs to folk w it up by cams, to prevent the occupying tenikt (tom being 4137 trAineil upon four or fies time, (a, it hauyen in tome eases) by difioent middle men as well as the h. t• 1 landitarl Lord RElWsl)Af.li oPposeel the a out; hr vett t.ontendlog that the trily c,hit•ct slught by the li.ll was, where rite occupying to-. rant desert,d the land and not'iLeg wet lett to distrait,. that hie lessor should have a imaginary ono In el 91staioiug possession of the koti. • LtifrPrefLlANDrhoteelet air the wmendiateut bi better suited to another Or of the Bi:1. 'lle amendment was negatived. • Some :null: r conYasation teii.lt place upon Ole eliTerent clatters and respecting verbal attiesidanc.t,, E^ttveeu H.+ Lt.% t.r Lord Raossuitt, the Earl of I.o:it:roan, am! oti.er liNi.bie ' Lords. . This day were published. in 12mo. price is. bards, • p EMARKS on the R'r nt Making WINE, with Suggestions for the Application of its Principles to the Im provement u. Domestic Wines. By JOHN MACCULLOCH, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster•row. SWANSEA AND OTHER CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, (b FRIDAT, July S, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, SWANSEA CANAL NAVIGATIoN, Ten Shares in this established concern, from Swann., to the County of Brecon, possessing superior local advantages—the last dividend was XlO per Share clear per Annum, mold :a November lat.t; Gloucester and Berkley, Chelrner, and Kennet and .4.vois Canal Shares. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at thc Mart; and at the Office of Mr. Scutt, No. 28, New Bridge.street. This day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. (the Third Edition) price igs. boards. of HAUL'S LETTERS tf) his KINSFOLK; being a Series of Letters from the Continent. Printed fur Longman, Hurst. 'tees, Orme, and Brown ; and John Murray, London; and Con.table and Co. Edinburgh. This day was published, In 2ls. Royal eVO. illustrated with upwards of 100 Plates, price £4 in boards, !MONASTIC and BA RONIA REMAINS, with other Interesting Fragments of Antiquity, in Ens laud, Wales, and Scotland. By G 3. PARKYNti, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ;and at the llritish Gallery. No. 54, New llond-streer. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGF,S rag el - , SLACK FRIARA, IMPOWERED BY AC OF PARLIAMENT; buirsoce from Fiat, and on Livs.s ; and for the Cunt and Purchase of ANN UITItb. I NSURANCES falling due at MiDstlltmEß Will ore unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company affur ds ee ry stivatangt which such a security can yield. A large ails wance Is made on Lire Insurance ; and every facility hsforded by which the interest and convenience of the public may be promoted. WARNER Pill Secrurt y. CORREOF AND ff.:FRAU:I DiNARY* PtiTuatv OF POIsON-111E1i. Dr .I.Alf A. On the Ist of June, 1816, was pnbiished, No. VI. of • r HE ASIATIC .101.1RNAL. and Mont:ily Re gister for Iltitish India and is ilepen,dencies; contiketttg Original Communications and I:si;.ys Ea,t-india Affa•r*, Dr. Horseheld's Obotrvation4 ou the Poicon.Tree (f Java. L. view of Books, and a variety of lAtalit;rikce to the•laxtt date limn the several Presidenties in Intlin. London : lirinte4 for Black, rarbury, and Allen, Booksellers, Leadenhall-strett. THE MkRCURIAI. DISEASE. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE ASSOCIA. Net Mice for the Metropat olthe is, Yot k No. 38, Bridga-straet, [r e ar Hotel). Attendance from Nine till Four daily. TIOXAS PIGNOLD, StCretaly ; ktic:u.l an MORGAN, Actuary. INSURANCES may also be effected with the bol -1 l lowing Agents, viz.—C. A. Hackett, Birchin-lane; John ?gins, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Kentish Town ; J. Sparks, li t aning:ou-Crwss; iainuei Collard, Camden 'Town; Me , ors. hmiger at Co. Islington ; Drakt s Highgate ;D. Paine, Deptford ; :. Carter, Greettiviels; Dawson, Bow ; George Baines, Hoxton ; : I .bvitrtl litowat, Richmond; J. Carter, Brentford ; A. Holland, St, Charing Cross; Rob-rt Booth, ; art 4 Edward Ro ints, liantnitismith. The Septennial Deposits oi the Society amount to £VO,OOO. Asi•ing is made to the insured by this plan of Insure ce of £5O ter Calt. THIRTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS Bias , he gained by a Single Ticker, N F.X r TuEsDA.Y, , ALL LOTTLICY WILL St DILAWAI ist4 ritai DAY, all Prizes of X•z:),000, £lO.OOO, 23,000,&e. HE pre-eminent success which hai attended the T Offlees of r. BISH,-induces him to hope with confidence fvracontiouance of that patio:34o which be has hithirto so libe: rally raw ieneed. The summer Lottery, consist:it gof only 6000 Tans, will be all drawn Next- Tuesday, on which Day, One licket.may obtain XSO,OCu the Scheme 'contains Prizes of Pl%OOO, .ClO,OOO, &c. &c. Those of T. bisu's friends who have not yet favours 's! him with their Orders, may now SeCilcd thtillzelVel against disarpointa oust by making an inamed.tte pur s ch.sse, but ia doing so, thins is p• tine to be lost Tkkets and Shares are Sellit.g by T. 1313 H, Contractor, at Ms Nees, i, Cornhill; and 9, Charing-Cioss. Where be geld one bite of 430,900, one of £6OOO, and 23 other Csphah the Lottery pot finished. This day was published, in 3 vols. 12nto. pries £1.151. The Third Edition of THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. A ROMANCE-. By Miss JANE PORTER. Printed for I ongman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Pa•er noster-t ow ; and at the British Gallery, No. Si, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, Thadd,us of War4aw, a Novel, the Seven . is Edition, in 4 vols. l2uto. price 1 bs. boards. Also shortly will be published, by the same Author, The Pa.i or's Fire•side, a Novel, io 3 vols. Nino. •-- This day were publ.slsed, In 2 vols. Bvo. price 19s. €d. bds. OUTLINES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. being HEADS of LECTURES. delivercsl in the Univer- sty of Edlburgh. • By JOHN PLAY FAIR, Profe.sor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinbnrgb, Fellow of the Royal Society, London, and Secretary of the Royal Society, Edinburgh. Primed for lAngnian. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Cadell and Davies, London; and A. Constable and Co. Etna burgh. •. • The Siipoild Volume may be bad separate, price 10s. tid. EYTON, STocK•BuoicEß and LOTTERY-OFFICE !Ur's*. 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street, has again tloyleasure of congra•ulating his Fiiunds on the circumstance of tisCdpital Prizes in the last lottery being sold in Shares, t hree eisbidt were sold at his truly-fortu n ate Offices, as above, where I . tiroand Shares are now on Sale fur a Small Lottery of only 6Z Pcliets, yet containing Prizes of eC22,C00, £lO,OOO, &c. abe all drawn 25th Tots MONT*. One Ticket may gain £lO,OOO, and Shares in proportion. TIORNSBY 'and Co. re3pectfully acquaint the AA Public, that the SUMMER LOTTERY of only 6,000 Uckip will be All drawn un TUESDAY NEXT. SCHEME. 1 , of it. 10,000 4 of I 1 of 10,000 S of i of 5,(:00 I 7 of $ of 1,000 I W of Betides Prizes of £5O, JE:IS, &e. lice. X5OO *OO 400 100 Tickets ani Shares are Saing by Hoar; sr and Co. at that ad-estaWithed Othce, 26, Coe N "VASHIONABLt COATS, cut and.mAtie in a 1: superior anJ :legate enyle, of the best superfine cloth, for Is Its.; best faslionable Waincuits 10, ; Pantaloons, Welimg• lons, cc Cossacs, cheap in proportion; a suit (.1 Livery c 14 . 10s. Ihe business of this hour: being wholly done with teitly 'money enables the Pioptiet , .r to submit ti.e above great Wastage, to Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Public at large, vhleh is cot leas than from 25 to 40 per cent. under OIL er houses, ZlB3, Fleet street, four doors test of Cha:..cery-latto. Gentlemen, Merchants, and those in want of large cnantities, • find a great advantage by applying as above; a variety of ash uticle is kept ready finished for the convenitnce of Gentle cm travelling. WARM BATHS, 98, Pall-Mall, at REEV ES'S Circulating Library and Reading Room.—Alen, Salt 3 NlSilpitur Baths on an excellet.t plan fur conven?ence and com- I'll; Ss. a Bath, or Six tor One Guinea.—The Romans deemed i: "lndiillersable fluty to bathe once a day; the rich and lo:::•ri ots several times in the day. Bathing is recommended by the Faculty, as highly conttuctve ro hearth, by cleansing and softening the ikint promoting due I erapiration, and t emus in- , cutaneous et:riuu,, obstructions, r;,euntatisms, &c:—y3, Palt-Mall, lone trtu doors nom CAtltun PLATE AND PLATUD GOODS. .1 - H. tARLGW begs to inform the Nobility ;:nd • Gentry, ci he it appc4t.red Agent to 01IC of t! , e best She& Crid Platt A:zavtacterers to i i., authorized to allow 43 per cent. ili.stount, prompt yayir.enr, un all goods, warranted the otrorgest i'lated era matle, it is to be zonsidered, that there as obvious lvaaritge in purchasing direct from the manufactory, 4$ the re- Ptated cliacine every article in the shops is subject to, make* a diffettaic,: in th:" wezr.—Plate Eitrats!wd on Com -Nr Leicester :4,..ce,l.eicester•square. MILLARD'S LAS JANDA itliaßOOti.SESt N0..16, CIiEAPS ;of IMDIA MUSLIN, SHA'A' LS, &c. end BRITISH MANU FACTURED GOODS, by tile Pric e . Tthe Piece arid Demy, at the W hole- I-IE rinprietnr respectfollyinforms the Nobility , ' Merchant., an d F am ili es arriving from abroad, the sr:ate:si gritty of tneia hluelv, for Ladies' Dress and Gentlemen:: Cra -4411 ss Shawls, L ong Cl ot h s , & c . as i m p o r t ed by the Company, 1 ;Sith:r with every kind of superior British. manufactured Guods, mai Linens, Daniaolt 'Table Linen, Sheetings, Articles for Fa :* Winning, cli.gar.t Fernitures. Foreign Lace, Etc. are can ,lrear.tly on Sale, at the Wholesale Price, by. the Piecc and t"rf. Met chants and I.adiet, Laving Commissions, liberally '!aled with. India shawls exchanged, or paid Cash tor. No 7,,lment made. Pr o p r i etors o f Business in the Country supplied '!lie fashionable Articles for Dress as they appear. yaelue Panted Candwics and Muslin:, and superfine s a i„ d eesrs ockets adapted for the French and other Foreign nuRK.E.9 SPEECHES. This day were rubli , lird, handsomely printed la Four Volumes. • eko. ce 16,. boards, THE SPEECHE:; of the RIGHT HONOUR ABLE EDMUND BURKE, in the HOUSE of COM MONS sad in lA'Es THINS MR HALL. ••• The above Volumes contain Mr. Burke's Spree.* In the House of Commons, from his entrance into Parliament to 176.5 to his retirement therefrom in 1794 ; torther with his Speeches in Westmi twer Hall on the Imp:isthmoid of Warren Hastiags,Esq. Printed tot Looginan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row; and Ridgway and Picca dlUy. Of wlvnn may be had, I The Speeches of the Right lion. Charles James Fox, In the 1-touee of Commons. In Six Vols. tieo. with an introduction by the Right Hon. Lord Erskine: priee ige es. boards. it:Speeches in Parliament ef the Right Hon. , Wks& hart; with wine Account of his Life. By Thomas Anayot, Esq. In three vols. svo. £1 16s. hoards. 3. Speeches of the Right lion. John Pidlpet Curran, Muter of the Rolls in Ireland. lie 4th Edition. In 8,0. price 19s. SECOND EDITION. • This day were published. by J. MAWMAN, Ludgate-street, in oar large sunnue, 4ro. price £3 Si. boards, R EMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL, 13te of At, 'ninny College, Cambridge, being a selection of his Cor respondence; a Republication of his Prolu , iunes Juveniles; an Appendix, containing sique account of the Author's Collections, Drawings, &c. and of their extraordinary disappearance, preceded by a Biographical Memoir of the deceased, and Ulm& et ated with Puri raits;*picturesque Views, and Maps. By the Rev. KOBER I . TWEDDELL, A.M. The Second E•lition, augmented by a Vindication of the Editor against certain Publication) of the EIJI of Elgin, and Others, to gether whim an index. The VINDICAT/ON sold separate, price 51.6 d. sewed; and the Vindication, with Index, ice. &c. to complete the First Edition, of the 4. Remains," price 51. 6d. sewed. This day were published, Elegantly printed, and embellished with two One Portraits of the Author, in IS vols. 410 edited by the Key. John*Mitford, price Pi 4s. board., THE WOIIKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq. Of this Work, Volume 1. contains the lice of Gray; an Essay on his Poetry ; bl 4 English and Latin Poems, with various headings and Critical Notes. Volume 11. contains the Letters of Cray published by Mason, those in Walpolo's Works, in the Gentleman's Magazine, and other Publications. The Editor of the present Work has been most kindly favoured with many original I.etters of Gray, hitherto unpublished, of the greatest interest, as well as with the originals of massy of the Letters very incorrectly published, and much altered by Mason. The Public is therefore presented, for the first time, with the authentic and valuable Correspondence of Gray. The additional Letters In tit% Work arc not only extremely interesting from ther number, bat for their intrinsic merit. The Insertions and ns byAlteratio: Mason are rejected, and the genuine Manuscript of ..iray implicitly followed. The Editor is also enabled to lay before the Public many curious variations to the principal Phenix of Gray, in his own hand-writing. Printed for J. Mawmau, 39, Ludgate-street. This day were pub:ished, in 5 vols. Svo. price ,C 3. 15s. boards, riOMMENrA It IES and ANNOTATIONS on the HOLY SCRIP l'U RES : containing I. Various Prole. goinenout Essays, and short Di-q iisitions on the following lub. jects: The Manuscripts and ancient Copies or the Holy Scriptures —Ancient Versions— the Talmudic Writings—The Jewish Ca lentlar—Ancient Coins,Weights,and Measures—Various Sects— and other Matters connected with the Sacred Text. 11. Intro ductions to the Books of the Old and New Testament, and 'the .4pe:rypha. lii. A Series of Critical, Philological, and F.xplatia• tory Notes, partly original, and partly compiled from Writers of !he first minence in every Age and Country. IV. A Ckrono. I.:gical index, accompanied with Synchronisms of the most im portant Epochal and Events; a copious Index to the Subjects of the Sacred Telt • and Index to the principal Matters of the Corn !mutants and Anno:ations; and four Maps. By the lta. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highnesi the Prince Regent; Morning Preacher at the Foundling-Hospital; and Lecturer of tbeUnited Parishes of St.Vedas•Foster,and St.Michael-le-Q u ern. London: itrinted for Longntan,Huru,Rees,Orme, and Brown; F. C. and J. Rlvington ; Lackingtosti Alien, and Co.; J. plawmaa; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and Wilson and Sous, York. Of whom may be had, The Ho LT Bisia,conruining the Old and New Testattients,and the Apocrypha, with critical, philological, and explanatory Notts By the Rev. Jose Newts cr, D. Dedicated, by permisalbn, to his Royal Highdess the`Prinee Regent. Illustrated with maps, and 130 engravings, front pictures of the great masters, in the various Schooli of Painting, in 3 very large vols. dewy 4t0.. price, Xi. es. in boards, and on royal paper sel4. - 11a. or skint vritkout plates, 1.3. • This day was pubiislied, price Ss. in boards,the Third Edition, of A N INQUIRY into the History and Nature of 11 the DIAEASE produced in the Human Constitution by the use of MERCURY, wall Übservetioas on its connexion with the Lues Venerea. - By ANDREW MATHIAS, Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen and to her Majesty's House , . Amid, Surgeon to the Westminster Lying•in Hopital, and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London. London : Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crow n court, Princes -street, Soho, Preparing fur the Press, in Two Octavo Volustre., RE L IQUIE HEARMANE, or, The Genuine Remains of THOMAS HEARNE.—Sdeeted from his own Manitoulin Pocket Books. • After the manatur of Hearne's former publicalons, the impres. 'ion of Lis Remains will be printed tor Sitbserlbers only; that is, not a e py more will be wrought o(: for sale than lo suboutbed for. (Wad Printed at the University Press for the Editor; sold by Laclington Allen and Co. and R. Triphook, Londua; and by J. Cooke and 1. Parker, !Ixford. • _ _ 'I o whom Persons dLnirous of possessing it will be pleawil to forward their names, post paid, specifying whether they sub scribe for large or situall paper copies, and where a nitire detailed rrospectus may be had. This day was published, hi 2 •ols. ovo. .C 1 4s. boards. THE LAST REIGN of the ENIPEROR NA POLEON ; in Letters written by an EngliAntan, resident At Paris, during that interesting period—with an Appendix of Official Docunwnts. " How nations sink, by darling schemes opprest, " When Vengeance listens to Pont: request. Piloted for Ridgway and Son, Piccadilly. , W. bai rta.i a coosideralble ;-.:ietle,:a of these volumes with equa; displeasure and disgust—they seemed to us to be the work of one of the elves of Citizen Savary, translated to:o Englt.h by one of the disciples of Tom Paine, or of the Missionaries of Mr. Jefferson; but in the midst of um indignation we had the good fortune to learn, that the real meaning and object of these Letters were any thing hut what we at first sight an perm! them to be; and that the author, in fact, was no whet: than an amiable and accomplished English Traveller. This information was at once a key to the enigma, and our indignation instantly sib s sided into applause, ff not adiMratioa."—Qaatetly Review, 2$ This day was published, in one vol. royal 3vo._price 41. . _ TNsTitucTioNs v , YOUNG 6PORI'SNIEN, 1 on the Choke, Care, and Managewnt of Cluns•, Hints fur the Preservation of Game; Directions for shooting Wild-fowl, &c.&c Whit a concise Abridgment of the prutcipal Vante Laws. By P. HAWKER, .Fsq. .The Si.cosio but i JuN, with Explanator y Plates i considerahly enlarged and improvel. London : Printed for R. Hunter, Successor to Mr. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Ridgway and Sons, Picea:lllly, following are -extracts relitive to the first edition, which contained scarcely a foukth par; of the information comprised in the second. • '" The Author of this little Book has coMpriskd more valuab:e ioformation in ISO small pages than is ate') to be found in a vo• Wine of thrice its diznen.ions; anti ,notwithstanding the modest pretensions set forth in the Preface, of its bting written for the amusement and intruction of the inexperienced spoitsmait, to whom alone so humble a production buffered, we may with con fidence assert, that the experienced, as well as the inexperienced, will find muck practical intormation and original remark concisely yet perspicuously expressed, in the different subjects which * are treated of in the Work."—Sporting Magazine, Islay, 1811. " Had we been in the humour, as we sometimes have been, befgre we saw this book, to fall in with the declaration of the Wise, Mau, • that there is nothing new under the run; we should now suspend our opinion ; for we have met with a great deal in these INSTRUCTI3NS tO YOUNG SPORTSNIZN, en tirely new to us, notwithstanding we have waded o'er va rieties Sportsmen's Guides and Shooter's Direciorirs. This little work is so original, and bespeaks to much practical expe rience of the subjects on which it treats, and such thorough sports manlike knowledge, that we unfeignedly recommend it to our sporting readers."—Cris. Reviv.w. Earl FII2WILUANI moved, as an amendment, that those middle men who had nt.t their rows to their Intti:t.rds at until not have a rig , tt to avail tht anAlres of the provisions the Bin. . . . , On this amendment a diision took place—Wl- the atneo3.. meat, 6—Against it, 7—Majority, 1. The Bill then pa%ed through the C. mmittee, and the Home having resomed, was ordered to be repro red ta-morrow. On the third reading of the Bristol 1a l Velito Bill, a consi derable'discussion took place, in which Lord EtteNnottcuc.n, I.urd :aid the Earl of STAN/lien took parr, Litter which the Bill wao read a third time and f.aosed. The Copper Token I ill tray road a third tinre and pusea. The Sugu Boltity But. the Baua C. cal Mil, the Va'arcii and Ward, and Snath •ea Cra.le Bilk. were read a anon.' time. Mr. Bunco ets, front the Coattnnns, brnhyht up Ike >nounling Bill, the Exchequer Cunsulidation Bill, tilt- Newioundland sage Bill, and ►everal otb►r Bills, which, were read& fQret time. The second reading of the li ish Grand Jury Fieschnteut and Habeas Corpusßills was postponed. Earl S I'ANIII>PE gave ounce of hill Intention to propose some amendments to the Hydrometer 13iil to-morrow. Adjouravil till to-nzurtoo (this day). HOUSE OF 'COMMONS. The SPF.AKER was summoned to the House of Peen, and at his return inhirmid the House that he 1.441 heard the Royal Assent giv.ii by Commission to several talic and Private Bill , ktor which see Lo; A Person from the Bank presented AccOur.ts of the amount of Bank Nixes and Bills its circulation. '1 he Metrup.ilie Paving Bile went through a Committee, the Report was then received, and the lidl ord‘red to be tvad a third time to-morrow. Petitions were presented .from Liverpool and Bury St. Ed monds against the Leather Tait.—Ordered to be referred to the Committee on Leather. . The Rape Need Bill, the Newfoundland Pa%seogers' Bill, the Vitriol Bill, and the Holyhead Harbour were read a tkla time and pastel. • On the motion for thf?.third radial; of the Surrogates' Bill, Mr. WA IMF. cont,.lained that three Vice-Adoit ralt y )t.rlges were continued at large Salaries, when there was nu duty to be performed. Sir W. SCO replied.—The third readirg was then posb ponel Mt. HOLME.i mover! the third reading of the Gas Lights Bill, and atter a few words front Mr. Jur:Le, Mr. Airlernian A objected to the powers given to the Gas Cons : any, and moved. as an amettil.nee:, that the bib be read a third dose that day three n.einri a. Mr. CAW MORN opr.:oried the VI. Lord COCHR ANE olli.ciest to the Bib, which he contended would destroy the Whale Maks'' , &raise. He atm contended, 'bat , he Gas Company 'cyanid Le unable tu fulfil the engagements they hat! made to the Public. Mr. HOLMES defended ell Bill, and observed that a clanee Would be by way of ti acr, which w 041.1 °tap the Com pany to pr..stirt, at partteular tintes, an Aitco:int Ut the state of their Funds. Strangers were then ordered to tont we understooi the House did not d:vi On entering the Ca Ltry we fauna lit. lioness propostnes Clause,' to oblige the Ws Company to repair tie L'averneute User. may have OCC34:011 /0 ()leak up Phis was agreed to. 71Ir. 1101.Mh:r tlsen proposed attotter Chime, which was, that the Company ' , heard preach[ 1. half yearly Account of the state of their Mr. Al.lertn.iti A IsKIN:i while.' that the Account mentioned in the Clause sla.x.ol be laid before ra:liam:ott, not before the ,Secretary of S.a:c. He also wished that the Account s'outsld not only ceatsin the state of the Funds of the et.inpany, but also the nature of their proceedings. la conclusion, he moved that the further consider-At:on of the Bill thouhl be postpunedlid toonorrow. The Gallery was chared for a division, which, however, not take place and while we were minded, the Bill was read a third time and passed. IRISH VICE TREASURER. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. moved the third reading of the Treabury Consoli dation Bill. Mr. BANKES übjected strongly to the clause al. lowing the Vice Treasurer to sit in Parliament, and to anothin- cl.risie under which a separate salary would be paid by the public to his Deputy, to enable hitu to some into P.sliament for no reason whatever. He was not desirous of entering at that time fully into the 13iil, but lie would confine himself to points con nected with these claus.n. The first clause to which he wished to call their ay.:nation was clause 13. crab. ling the Treasurer to make amoigemeats respecting the new office, but not specifying cs hat. salary should be Oven to the pioposed Deputy. Provided the sa lary to a D: puty was not paid out of the public purse, be would not object to a provi.ion by which, in case of sickness or any accident. the place of tide Vice Treasurer might be supplied; but he i.bjzcted to the appoimmeot of that sort of Dt•ploy Ls- the execution of the office by which the offi.:e 0 the prin. cipnl would be converted into a sir.ccure. He ob. jected to the payment of two salaries, that to the Principal who nominally, and that to the Deputy who really executed the duties. It had happened to him metre often perhaps than to any Metober of the House, to be counected with Reports of Commit tees and other proceedings relative to offices. under. stood by the name of sinecures. The recomou.ada. tions of these Committees had been attended with various success, but he always understood. that the. House bad come to a unanimous deterinindtior—• ' though they would not touch vested riz::hts ox the ILE AUING SAUCE. j COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this U • much esteemed Article, begs must respectfully to caution the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, against the daily frauds:lntl impositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of THE GENUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuice but these which have the corks sealed with the impression," .1. Cocks, Reading ;" and also the following de scription of the Sauce on 'an orange-eoloured Label, " READING S Ay es, for Fish, enriching Or:Nies, &c. ; prepared and said whole sale and retail by J. Cocks, Reuling." I his Sauce is vesieral used at table with all sorts of Fish, in preference to * all whet H 'ob Sauces and is esteemed pecnEarly delicious with Gamr, Wild Fowl , Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. A Caution on white paper; ou :he other side of the bottle, re. cords two Verdicts (in less than twelve months), against two London Oilmen, for selling a spurious Sauce, as and for the Le onine Reading Sauce, prepared by J. Cocas: one • FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with lull Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, Wish full Costs; before the Loan Cline Bmion and SPECIAL loatas,in the Guildhall, London. It kinesumed that no Sauce seer met with such general approbktluss and extensive sale,'lt is patronised and recommended by most of the Arm Families in the Kingdom. It is retailed In Lot4on by ISO of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders; in Bath by 30; end by one or more in most Cities and Market Towns in the United Kingdom. N.V. J. Cocas begs particularly to cautian Families against Messrs. Mackay and Co. Oilmen, Piccadilly; Mr. Purkis, Oil man, No.lo, Chancery-late; and Messrs. Marto Yallc s, sl, Hay market; as he does not supply either of these Howes with his Genntie Readies Sawa' ..".; ~oiiulr -~ _ ..