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THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING HIS MelyEST7's NAM do berth, eve Notice, That on Thurfday the 26th of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe grained Chefhire SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; and for Eight Hundred Tons of Cherhire BAY SALT, of the largeft grain, or Salt of equal goodnefs; of which the Perrone who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford— one half by the 31ft of July next, and the remainder by the 3oth of September following, free of all charge and riot, to His Majefty, except that the Contraftor will be allowed u. tuL per ton, for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for by Bille,payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrails may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Colledon of the Sal- Ditties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Citefhlre, refpediveip. life regard will Iv hod re Ng Tessier la grafi the pke fiat: mot is Waled is weds at kva, er that 'all not be delivered to the Board &fore oat ideal ea the jail Thurfday the 16th of March next, wee wok; the l'erfos who Hamlet the Testier, er fame l'erfea om Ail 6e6alf, mune& to colorer sae. ea& 1 Arr. THE NEW PLAY.—Foma EDITION. This day was pnblifhed, price Half a Crown, "THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Ads. Per. forming with great applanfe at the TiItATILL ROYAL, DsusyLANg. By the late JOHN TOBIN, EN. Author of the Hotter Moon. Printed for R,cw*aD Puteura. No. 6, Bridge-Greet, Black friars; and to be had of all Bookfellera. NEW BRITISH DRAMA. This day was publlibed, in One large Volume, Royal Os:LW°, price tl los. inboards. SHAKSPEARE's DRAMATIC WORKS, with explanatory Notes. London : Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; W. J. and J. Richardfon ; J. Walker; R. Faulder; Scatcherd awl Letterman; Longman and Co.; Croiby and Co.; Lackington and Co.; Cartel' and Davis; J. Harding; J. Mawman ; J. Booker; G. Robinfon; E. Lloyd ; W. Earle ; and J. Booth. DR. GREGORY'. CYCLOPEDIA, JuR completed, and including th•n Prefent State of all ARTS and SCIINCtS. THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it to a clok, feels It his duty to tender kis acknowledgments to the numerous perfons who have honoercd it with their counte nance during the period of its publication. He is proud in having dt in his power to Rate, that, his exertions to render it the Ficft, the moft elegant, and the moft ufeful Work of its kind, have beva duly appreciated by the Public. and rewarded by an extent of pa tgonage which bay far exceeded his molt fanguine expatations. It has been candidly acknowledged, by every purehafer, that, befides the evident Cuperiority of the plan and execution over every contemporary work of a Smilax kind, the parts have regularly im proved in elegance, quapti:y, and quality— fo that, in every ref ped,this publication is deemed the C EAPE sr that has, for many years, been prefer ted to the In juftice to hinifelr, the Proprietor iball now 'late that he has confulted the perfrdtion of the Work rather than the colt, or the egad letter of Lis original engagement with the public—but, in three months after its completion, i e. from and after the Firit of May next, he purpofes to raise the price of the Part. from Nice Shillings to Ten Shillings each; and the complete Work in boards, from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas. At precept, and till after the Hrft of May, the Work will con- Mlle to be fold at the undermentioned prices— Any Part feparately at L.O q o each The complete Work In boards s is o The fame, half binding, and cut, with Ruffia backs, sr in plain calf, lettered 6 6 0 Bridgc•Rreet, Jan. 3t, alio7. DEVON.—LARGE NAVY OAK UMBER. I'O BE SOLD, in LOTS,(Numarieany marked with Whit e Faintlis under, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUN4RED and SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBE TREES, 70 ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. This Timber Hee very compactly, is of very large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compare Pieces. It grown on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the I'arith of CHRISTOW. four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmouth Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey it to Tcignmouth. ON BARTON FARM. 1 LOT a. so Oak Trees. s. from so to too inclufive. 3 -- lc° to 147 ditto. 4 51 Elm Trees. 5 40 Afh Trees. 6 from 40 to 82 Atli Trees inelufive. 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. LOT t. 24 Oak Trees. 2. it Afh Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT t. too Oak Trees. 1. from too to 200 Ditto inelufive. 3. 200 to 3co Ditto. 300 to 360 Ditto. ---- 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. 19 Elm and 29 Ant Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT r. 5o Oak Frets. 2. from so to tco Ditto inclufive. too to sso Ditto. 4. -- 150 to 200 Ditto. 1 2co to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 Afh Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT 1. Ica Oak Trees. 2. from too to 209 Ditto inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT z. too Oak Trek. 2. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive. 3. --- 200 to 300 Ditto. -- 300 to 3 30 Ditto. 5. """ 35 0 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Afh Trees. For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms 1 .4 Chudleigh, on Thurfday the 26th March non, at Elcven Mock in the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the Timber,: rpl f to Mr. John Law, at the Manor took on the Premifes, witu whom printed particulars will be Wttas they will alfo at all thet.:ineipal Inns in the Country, and hither. information may be h a d o f M r . T homas Symonds, of, 4 111 1. owfill, near New Reading, Berkfhire; or at the Office of atesbarunad4almo i 8 James, Solicitor,, Exeter. AN ADVOWSON. WANTED to Purchale a Perpetual Advowfon with the next prcfentation to the Living, in any eligible healthy fituation in one of the Midland Counties of England, where the prefent incumbent is far advanced in hie, and if with a Manor Eltate the more agreeable. I.etters addrefred to Mr. Scott, No. as, New Bridge-ftreet, London, will be attended to TO SCHOOL MASTERS. WANTED on Board a Line of Battle Ship, a School Mafter, to fuperintend the Education of foam Young Chntlemen. It vi ill be neceffary that any perfon applying, ihould undoritand Navigation, write a good hand, and have a very good Charader. They will hear of terms by applying to Mr. Chapple, Bookielier, No. 66, Pall-Mall, London. GOVERNMENT STATE LOT I' LRY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £20.000 arc £130,c00 4 to,ooo 40,000 4 5, 000 20,000 10 1,000 •••• 10,000 10 50) 5,000 3 0 100 3, 000 40 .... 30 •-• 2,000 3,occi ao --. 60,000 3,c00 Firft drawn Tickers to each . ..... 30,000 23,000 Tickets. £35 0 , 003 CAPITALS DETERMINABLI!. Firlt-drawn Tickct, tit Day, - £20,100 Ditto . id Day, - ao.ooo Ditto -,- 3.1 Day, - 10,000 Ditto 4th Day, - 20,000 Ditto .... yth Day, - 10,000 Ditto 6th Day, • 10,000 TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenfed Lot tery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - £l9 z6a. Half - kto 3 o I Eighth - £2 zz 0 Quarter- 3 3 o Sixteenth - a 6 6 e above Scheme will point out the nrceffity of an early pur chafe, as Four Prizes of ao,oool. each,will be Pure to be drawn in the firft four Days, eaclufive of other Capital Prizes. HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Exchange, are felling TicelTS and Sweats for the enfuing STATE LOTTERY, which will begin Drawing the 14th of April next. The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Firft Days of Drawing will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each, and the Firft•drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU- SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 3000 Tickets, in addition to any other Benefit that may fall to themovill be en titled to TEN POUNDS each. In the laft Lottery. EVERY FIXED CAPITAL PRIZE was (old at this Office, comprized in the following, •iz. z of 4 3 0,000 i of 4 coo° ; and I of zo,ooo 2 of zOOO. I of zo,ooo All in Shares, And one of s t oool in a Whole Ticket. _ _ ..- •„• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on the fame terms as if prefint. From 1/e LONDON GAZEZTB, March to MILITARY PROMOTIONS.--(Freas TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.) WAR OFTICR I )(ARCM 10. To be Barrack-Manera in Great Britain. Hunt. Efq. late Captain in the rth Light Dragoons, vice Wilfon, who retires. T. Kennedy, Gent. late Storekeeper at Gofport, vice Hewetfon, who retires. IsfiNfORANDVM. The appointment of-Alexander MacGregor. Gent. to be Cornet mid Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, in the sit Regiment of Life- Guards, as Rated in the Gazette of the s7th ultimo, has not taken place. CommilEon in the Royal Radnor Militia, figned by the Lnid Lieutenant. James Grant, Gent. to be Entign, vice Trowfe, ragned. Dated February 25,1807. Ummitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Chatfworth Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. James Longfden, Efq. to be Captain ; John Gregory, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and John Thornhill, Gcnt. to be Enfign. Dated March 4, 1807. Scarfdale Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Bernard Lucas, Efq. and Francis Foalow, Efq. to be Lieutenant- Colonels ; William Milne*, Efq. and Jofepb Grattan, Efq. to be Majors. Dated March 4, 1807. Derbytbire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Jo'-n Charles Girardot , Efq. to be Captain ; and the Rev. Edward Wilmot to be Chaplain. Dated March 4, iBo7. Cemmitlion in the North Hants Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Berjamin Joiliffe to be - Enfign, vice Hamer, promoted. Dated March 7, 1807. Commihlions figried by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Lanark. tit Regiment of Glafgow Volunteers. Lieutenant Colonel David Connell to be Lieutenant Colonel Com neudant, vice Bogle, deccated ; and Major Robert Auftin to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Connell, promoted. Dated Jan. 14, 1807. Janes Gray, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, refigned ; James Pollock, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mirrlees, refigned; and Patrick Tennant, Gent. to be ditto, vice Donald, refigned. Dated Ja awry as, 1807. Commiffions in the Deptford Rifle Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant cf the County of Kent. Second Lieutenant William Fulcher to be Find. Lieutenant, vice Dudman, refined ; and Thomas Bailey, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Fiddler. Dated March a, 284. ERRATA M the Gamic of the aSitt February la& Welt Kent Militia For Robert James Grey, Efq. to be Captain, read Robert Grey James, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Feb to, any. For Thomas Thurfton, Gent. to be Lies want, read Thomas Thitrams CIVIL to be Eg gs. Dated January 20,1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May t. Needier Chamberlain, of Flset ftreet, London,druggift, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Chriftian Auguftus Efehke,of Sherborn-lane, Landon, Merchant, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Chriftian Auguftus Efebke, of Sherborn-lane, London,. merchant, dealer and chapmen, to furrender March 14, 14, and April at, at ten, at GuildbaiL Attorney, Mr. Rubinfon, Charier-houfe fquareLondon. John Godfrey Henry Riefetibeek, of Sherborn-lane, London, mer chant, dealer and chapman, March 14, 24, and April at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robinfoo, Charter-houfe-fquare. Richard Rotton, of High Wycombe, Buckinghamihire, cotton mer chant, dealer and chapman, April 3, 4. and at, at three, at the Palace inn Market flreet -lane, Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Ed ge, Brownlow-ftreet, Manchefter. Samuel Procter, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, oilman, dealer and chap man, March as, at fix, a 6, at ten, at the Bay Horfe inn, Knareiborough, and April at, at ten, at the Star and Garter inn, Leeds. Anomie", Merrs Lodlngton and Hall, Temple, Lan don; or Mr. Fairbank, Knarciborough. Lake Homer, late of Lancafter, common brewer, underwriter, dealer and chapman, April 3, at five, 4, and at, at eleven, at the King's Arms inn, Lancafter. Attornies, Meffrs. Bleafdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London: John Standerwiek, late of Bourton,Dorfetthire, tike mahufadturer, dealer and chapman, April 6,7, and at, at eleven, at the Ma-. maid inn, Yeovil, Somerfetadre. Anomie', Meffrs. Batten, Yeovil. Samuel Hollowell and Charles Hollowell, late of Cheadle Bulke ley, , Cheilaire, joiners and builders, dealers and chapmen, March 35, April 9 and 21, at three at the Rcd Lion inn, Heaton Nor ris, Lancalliire. Attornies, Meffrs. Lingard and Dale, Stockport William Cox. of Leicefter, cotton fpinner, dealer and chapman. March 59, at eleven, TO, at fix, and April at, at eleven, at the Blue 13411 inn, Lcicc ft er. Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Leiceiter ; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Gillam and William Weaver, of St. Michael Bedwardine, Woreelter, draper*, dealt .1 and chapmen, March 25, 26, and April at, at eleven, at t/: Crown inn, broad-ftreet, Worcefter. Attondes, Mr. Robert t .!lam, Woreefter ; or hlelfrs. Cardale, Hallward and Spear, Gra, 's Inn, London. Thomas Watkins, late (a! Broad (trent, Carnaby Market, Mid dick it, au dtioncer, appraifer, and broker, (Dot now a prifoner for debt in the Fleet,) March 171 24, and April 2r, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kernot, 7 havies ion, Holborn. I)IVIDENDS. March r 4. John Jobfon, of Alrornouth, Northumberland, cornfac • tor, at eleven, at the Shakfpeare l'avern, Newcaltle upon Tyne, March 14. John Hayes, of Maidftonc, Kent, paper-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March r 7. John Thornton, of Hand court, Upper Thames ftreet, London, wholefale stationer, at ten, at Guildhall. March tn. John Harris, late of CarCift, Glamorganihire, Chop keeper, at eleven, at the Whitc Hart Inn and Tavern, Briftol. March 14. Fanny Simpfon, of Fulton, Lancathire, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 17. Charles Cole, late of Odibam, Hants, dealer in corn, but now of Drury-lane, Middlefex, vietualler, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at Guildhall. March re. John Brook fi eld, late of Alderenanbury, London, jeweller anhardwareman, at ten, at Guildhall- March ta. John Arrnan, of Darlington, Durham, money fcrivencr, milliner, haberdaiher, dealer and chaprnan, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. March t 7. Richard Hamer, of Saville-row, Burlington Garden s Middle:fez, winumnerehnot, at ten, at Gt fllhali. PIRLIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 10. Their Lordthips. in a Committee of Privileges, took undef eon. fideration the cvid..nee obtained in fupport of Charles Auguftus Ellis's claim to the Howard de Walden Peerage, and, on the mo. don of Lord HAWKESBUR Y, decided in favour of the Claimant. Lord GRENVILLE, preparatory to the Scots Judicature Bill, moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an Account of the num ber of Appeals from the different Courts in Great Britain, brought and beard at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, front 1794 to ski, the days fa down for hearing them, and the number of days in which the Houfe was adlually occupied in hearing the fame ; and alfo for a fimilar Account of Appeals from Great Britain and Ire land fince the year ego' —Ordered. The LORD CHANICELI.OR then called their lordthips' at tention to the fubjeilt of the Memorial which be had received from the Prefident, and ten of the other Lords of Seifiln. It was cer tainly defirable to have the opinion of fo refpedtable a body as the Court of Saffinn on a fuhjedt eonnedted with the adminiftration of juftice ; but he was inclined to think, that this could formally be purfued through no other medium than a Petition, figoed by the Members of that Court as individuals. After tome converfation, in which Lord GRENVILLE, Lord ELDON, the Duke of Atiorcraosr, and Lord LAUDERDALE, took a part, it was agreed that the Memorial fhould be returned, for the purpofe of its being moulded into the form of a Petition. The Bills on eke table were forwarded one Rage.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Chairman reported from the Yarmouth Committee, that the Sitting Members, the Hon. E. HARBOR°, sad Luaus NO. TON, Efqrs were duly eledted, and that the Petition againft them was not frivolous or vexatious. The Ballot for the Lancafter Committee was poftponed, as was alto the Ballot for the Londonderry Committee, until the middle of April. Mr. FAWKES prefented a Petition from the Prifuners confin ed for debt in York Cattle.—Ordered to lie on the Table. HON. A. COCHRAN S JOHNSTONE. Mr. WHITBREAD hated, that he held in his hand a petition from the Hon. Andrew Cochrane Johnitone, late Colonel of the Bth Welt India Regi ment, and Governor of the Illand of Dominica.— Before he opened the fubjeet of it, he thought it pro per to explain to the Houfe, that he had not the ho nour of the petitioner's acquiititance. He never taw him until yeherday, when he had a few minutes converfation with him. The petition, he underllood, had been offered to feveral Member: who declined prefenting it. In conformity with a principle which he had laid down for himfelf, he thought it his duty to prefent it, at the fame time he begged to be under hood as not being in the fmallelt degree pledged to the truth of the allegations contained in it. Mr. Whitbread then hated the fubliance of the Petition, complaining that Mr. Johnlione had Lieen pallid over in the brevet promotion of Major Generals which took place in 1803, and of partial conduct towards him by the Commander in Chief. The Petition having been read, Mr. WHITBREAD moved that it lie on the table. The SECRETARY at WAR faid, that although it was not the intention of his Honourable Friend to found any motion on the Petition which had been jolt read, he Hill felt it necefrary to fay a few words on the fubjeEt. An idea had gone abroad, that he for merly meant to fupport a Petitko from the fame Honourable Gentleman who now craved the interfer ence of the Houk. Some per tons who fat in the late Parliament might poffibly recoiled the notice he had given on a fubjed nearly conneEled with the indult Petition. Thore however who had only fat in the prelim Parliament might not knew it, rnd therefore he hoped for indulgence while he fh ull explain his conduit and motives upon that cce:.a.)o. Asa m..i tary man, the abufes in the praCtice.olCoorts Martial engaged much of his attention. There abides he con ceived to proceed principally from the practice which had obtained for a (cries of years, that all matters re lating to the dccilion of fuch courts fhould be tranfaeled between his Majelly and the _lodge Advocate General alone. lie thcught it Ilrarge that Inch decisions Mould be confirmed or fet elide without the interven tion of the Commander in Chief, and it was to put an end to fuch a praftice that he had given the notice of motion. Upon that =Ann, he had mentioned the Leafe of the Petitioner as one of the moll recut, and as one of the Rrongefl which had occurretTin illultration of the inifchief - of the practice to which he had al hided. Subfequent" to the notice, a change took place in the Adminiaration, in confequence of which he acquired an opportunity of endeavouring to remove the very grievance of which he had complained. Hay ing had an opportunity of making reprefentatices to j his Majefly, the mode of proceeding was in confe quence entirely changed. The practice now waskr the Judge Advocate General to lay the proceedings before } his Maletty, and they were not to receive his own dcci fion. His Majelly's pleafure is now made known to the Commander in Chief, who is the organ of communi cation to the army at large. Thus the injoilice which 1 , was fuppofed to atife from the interference of the ' Judge Advocate was prevented. He would not ob. jai to receiving the Petition, though he faw no ad vantage which could tefult to the Petitioner from it. One of the objects of the Petition was to obtain the relloration of his rank. This was a cafe in which the Houfe could net in the !call degree interfere. It was one on which it was impoffible to frame any quellion which could procure the Petitioner fuccefs. It would be an interference with the Prerogative, which the Houle could not pointy fanCtion without extreme danger and inconvenience. Another objcel of the Petition was, that the Houle fhiuld take filch mea lures as might prevent the recurrence of fuch pro. ceedings in future. It was unneceffary to petition the Houfe on that particular point, as it had been already done. The Judge Advocate General was deprived of that power of which he had complained, and which he certainly would have made the fubjea of a mo •ion, had not the fituation to which he was appointed afforded him an opportunity of putting an end to the praCtice. He begged pardon for trefpaffing on the Hcufe, but he thought it neteffary to refute the idle and mifchievous reports, the calumnies, he might fay, which had been circulated refpeaing his conduet in this bufinefs. Mr. W. DUNDAS could not fubfcribe to the doc trine laid down by the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. WHIT MAD) refpeeting Petitions, and expreffed himfelf againfi receiving the Petiat n. Mr. PLUMER Paid, the Petition had been offered to him ; but he declined prefenting it, upon the prin ciple that where a Petition contained a prayer which could not or ought not to be granted, it ought not to be prefented. Sir E. KNATCHBULL was of opinion, that any perfon had a right to petition the Houfe if he con ceived himfelf aggrieved, and that no Petition, couch ed in proper terms, the matter of which was not objeei nable, ought to be refuted. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table, but no notice of molion on itwasgiven._ TAUNTON COMMITTEE. The following nines appeared on the reduced lift : J. S. Corper,Efq. W. H Fellows, Efq. Sir J Aubery R. Manners. Efq. G. Bailey. Efq. E M. Mundy, If+ J. Pattifon, Eq. Hon. G. W. Orimftone Sir J Moftyn -- Trevannion, Efq. R. Morris, Efq. R. H. Leigh, Efq. NOMINICS. Sir T. King Right Hon. N. Bond. MR. CAWTHORNE. General PORTER gave notice, that he Ihould fubmit a notion to the Houfe relpeding Mr. Cawthorne, on Thurfday thg b Lath of April ; on which day he moved Mr. Cawthome be or dered to attend in his place. MUTINY BILL. The SECRETARY AT WAR moved, that the order of the day for receiving the Repo:t of the Mutiny Bill (hould be dif charged. and that it mould be received on Thurfday :.ext. He was not aware that any objedlion would he made to this arrangement, wit:eh was rendered necelTary by the abfcncc of two of his friend, ; one of whom (Lord Howick) was abfent through a domcflic mil fortune,and the other (Mr. Sheridan) on account of indifoofition. Lord CASTLEREAGH regretted that this information was not given earlier. He, however, would accede to it, but on this ex pre!' condition, that the difcuffion timid nut be pt.flpontd be yond Thurfday next. Mr. PERCEVAL obferved, that the queftion rcfpedling the admiffion of Cathoitec into the army was appointed for that day. Lnrd TEMPLE itaefted, that the Catholic Biil fhould be poll pontil until Friday ; the other bufinefs whits flood for that day might be deferred. Mr. PLOMER waited to know whether the Bill for the Abo lition of the Slave Trade was to be read a third time to-morrow . Mr. WILBERFORCE willed that it lhauld take place on Fri day and recommended that the feeond reading of the Catholic Bill flhAild he pußponed until Monday. . _ The Ordcr fur rece iving the Report of the Mutiny rill having beim fixed for Thurlilay. a lorg difeuflion arofe refpedling the poftponcment of the third reading of the bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Mr. Wilberforce moved, that it fhould he read on Friday, to which Lord Temple moved, as an amendment, that the word Monday be rut flituted for Friday. The original queftion was fuppbrted by Meffrs. Wilberforce, Perceval, Hawkins Browne. Canring, Miner, and Gen. Loftus; and the amendment by Sir J. Newport, Lord Temple, Mee'. W. Wynne. Corry and Tierney. A divilion took place.—For the original Motion 16—For the Amendment 65—Majority 59. By which the third reading of the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade is poltponed to Monday. . . The Sugar Drawback Roomy Bill wag read a ft cond time, and ordered to oe committed to morrow The Paddington Canal Coal Supply Continuation Bill was brought up, read a firft, and ordered to be read a fecond time to morrow; as was alto the Nairau (New l'rovidcnee) Salt Experta• don Bill Mr. PANSITTART brought up an Account of the Dificiercv of the Grant of lall year for Printing and Stationery to both H9u • of Parliament ; and alto an eftirrr te of the ft..= that might be quired tor defray is g the charge for :be prefen: fcffion. He then gore notice, that be would to morrow, In the Coe. MitTee of SLpply, molt!: the requ'lhe lama for thole purpofes. The Loan bill went through a Collmittee, and the rept.r: was ordered :u be recei ed to• :sorrow.—:adjourned. THRAI RE.ROYAL, !AUK Y.LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, MARCH r 2, 1807, will be adcd the New Play, in Five Ads, called THE CURFEW. Af t er which, ne►er performed, a New Operatic Piece, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR. The Overture and Mufw compofed by Mr. Kelly. The Charafften by Mr. Ellitton, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cherry, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Digotun, Mr. Fitztimatone, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Bland. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, MARCH 12, 1807, will be ailed (for the fecond time) a New Comedy, called TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS BEST ! The principal Charaders by Mr. Murray, Mr Kern/de, Mr. Bruntoc, Mr. C. Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da venport, Mrs,Eanery, Mifs Tyrer. To which will be added tke New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE. &The new Comedy of Town and Country, having Seen re ceived with unbounded applanfe, by a brilliant and overflowing audience, will be repeated with the new Pantomime every even ing till further notice. HEREFORDSHIRE.—CAPITAL OAK TIMBER. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Oxford Arms Irn, at Kinston, on the sots day of March, 1807, fubjcd to fuch conditions of Sale as wiU be then and there produced, E IGHTEEN HUNDRED MAIDEN OAK TIMBER TREES, now growing in LyonfbaU Park, near Kinston. 1 he greater part of the above Trees are fit for the Navy, and wtll worth the attention of Timber Merchants. The Sale to begin at three o'clock in the afternoon. For a view of the above Timber, apply to Mr. Morgan, at Eye wood, near Kinston, and for further particulars, apply to Mcllis. Wortham and Stepheofon , Callk arca, Holb orn ;or to Mr. Lewis, Brampton Bryan.