Star. — London, England, 1804-06-26 00:00:00

. . . .. , . . . . , . , . , . - ..._. .6 ) le , , • b . . ... . 4 Vii, ' t . 4 . .... , 4 , li, • . • . ~ it --...... 1 I - /j t ''. .1111kP: ," . : - • ~: ~,` :~ '~ NOM s, —7" . , . 7t. NA Pr-OFFICE. Yew 15. 1804. PLPRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS ATERS of HIS MAY ESTY's xdrr, a here 6, gicv AMERICAN BANK aTOCK. HOLDERS of BANK STOCK of the UNITED STA rEs of ANSI:RICA, authorifed to receive in London the Half Yeariy DiyiJend due in America in January hit, will be paid by Sir FRANCIS BARING and Co. and RaYmto, SAM Plow, and SNAIL, (late Ch. Th. Cacnoye and Itiord)upoo application at No. tt, Copthall•Court, Throgmorton-ftrect, on Monday, the 9th of July neat, and the following Mondays from t I till a o'clock. IF MARY PH ILPOT, other wire PON4LDSON, who in the Month of July, Illoo,llved at No. 43, Whitcomb- Bred, near Lelecfter home, will apply to Mars. Walter and Nicholas Burke, of Galway. Ireland, Ikp will hut; of (umething taft her by her aunt,Elladacthßoyle of Galway, acceded. Or any Pcrfon giving an account of ker,Will be duldromely rewarded tar their trouble 'PARLIAMENTART PROCZEDitei. l .~ Nati", That on Wedoefday the ath of July nest, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with fush Perform as may be willing to,Con trad for fupplying the following Articles to be delivered at the Yards again& the flute expeffed : Deptford Wootwl.l2, kheathurg Nails, to be made of i Chatham : Sheernes, and of pure Copps , Poetfinouth, Plymouth. Ship Chandlers' Warn 2 Deptford, Chatham, and S Woolwich, Shecrnefx - - Pattarns of the Nano, end Forme of the Tenders, obey be ken at this Office, and the Tenders for the Nails may include the whole or any of the Yards. N. Twist gal M reaakof *sr awake 'Mari ua ek day priaty, ser any skied wadi the party , sr as gad far bia, kaiak. • VICTUALLING' OFFICE, Yaw, I, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING .1114711377'S NAVY, here give walla, That as faal the 29th Infant, thoy will be ready to receive Teenier+ in wafting (WM up), and treat for the fupply of what SF.A Plovunou inuirau BEfte,vo4 .ViatottelA LEAF TOBACCO may be required for the ufe of Ills Maielly's Ships end Velfels at the ISLANDS of JAMAICA and NEW PROVI DENCE, for twelve months certain, from the 23d (Maher nett, end further until It months notice OAS be Liven en either fide for the termination thereof: And all* for what VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO OAS Oa. reizoired for the Amply of His Majefty's Ships and Verde at the ISLANDS of BARBADOES, ANTI GUA, and 1 RINU)AD4 fo; the like duration. The mode of pay- rent to be by Sifts payable with totereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrails maybe ken at the Secretary's beim Na regard Will kr led to may Tooke a whkh the prim flail at he &pied he overlie at laid, or Ad . /Soil Ad be delivered to the Board Veer Oxr o'Cloth, ow the Aid Friday' th e 2 9th inAmt, nor nolefi the Palm who awies the Trader, dim, Perlin ea hi, &bay, .tt n B to aoff: wee wive wild fir: tar will any Tender that toxtsine edrenagad " piors epee law d arks, fad pride ~nob inferior to the red wads ape Wire., k swfoibred at hajoregoor to err denim& • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, yaw $1,1804- T HE CbifitIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING EfA7BSTr. NAVY eft hardy give Notice, That on Wednefday next the a!th Inltant, they will be ready M receive tenderi in writing (ruled up). and treat for 101.:R THOUSAND SACKS of KILN DRIED HOUSEHOLD _FLOUR ; To be packed Into Cads to be raided at the exponee of the Crown to be delivere ! into the Army ViduaMng Stares in Saint Catherine's, in the frace of a fortnight. by weekly proportions; and to be paid fur by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. N O. No Tender for 101 l than soo lacks will be accepted. 'I ne Conditions of the Caccia/A may be fern at the secretary's °Bice. .1V• it:rid spill k had to al Tamier is width Mr pits ( ball est it trfirted rds al itoirk, or that firall irot k 'savored t. as Board itrfiro Goo °Via on tie fait Watarfday vest, lbe 37th inflast, Nor sister tie Prlfoe sobs soaks the Tomas. w foam Pegs., as his Waif amok to ...1w 0 tam relied for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 7.„, .3. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING NIS MAY ISTY's NA PT a I reeky ;eve bri..e, Tkat he Monday the sd of July coat, they will be r..aly to re-1 eeive Te- des in writing (kaled up) and treat for FIVE HUNDRED I ONS of IRON BUTT HOOPS; To be delivered to ei g ht weeks, by weekly proportions, into the Vidtual;ing States at Wilford, sad to be paid for by Lillis able With intcrelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contras% and Samples of the Hoops may be fret at she Secretary's Ofeee. Ne repel still de led to as, Twits in ibbisb the tyke fiesil bit de infirte.l in events at lebrh,sr shit frail at be &Sendai te sbe Meted he free One :Clod on the PSI Mode, tier tits! Psly end, nor sea Man& lefs the l'erfee ado woke , see Teselestos?aim his Mail, as t Arer Widest &earlier sthislET READY TO ADVANCE. AI.L Perfons in the l'oaeffion of Incomes, arifing from Freehold, Copyh or Leafehold Eftatcs, in Land or Honks, Money in the Funds, item Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Joit.tur.s, Anniutles, Patent Plac-s, Church Livings, or any oth,t cmaid It come for Life, may be (implied with tempora ry or rermaneut Sum. of Money to any amount, by paying An telt for the fame. he Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated, on their perfonal fecurity ; and In any inn ance where the tingle fecurity ot an Individual may be deemed frifulhesent, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay ment et the intent*, will remove the *Netlike ; and in all cafes, privikg , will be gives to the Public, to return the principal at their c,wr option.—Perfonal applications will be received every day till four 'o'clock, and Letter. from Correfnundenu la town and tor ntry. (pat paid) will he immediately anfwered, a.l.lrelled to the Dirt:Etta of the Kulglitftridge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. 8, Lower JoluArect, Goldemiquare. - - TO IPLIOU.S, GOUTY, and NitRYOUS PERSONS. HE following Accumulation of fcleft pert - onal .R Reference of the great merits of the Rev. WILLIAM BAR CLAY'S Patent A.N . IIIIILIOUS PILLS, in Bilious, Gouty. and Nirvuus Cafes, is refpedfutly fubmitted to the notke of the Public-A - IL Grace the Arehbilhop of Canterbury, the Lord Mop of Bath and Wells, Sir John Honeywood, But. M. P. Sir Strpben Lulhinston, Bart. 1L P. Thomas Anton, Efq. M.P. Cecil Yoreffers E(q. M.P. James Awyatt, Efq. M.P. Nicheslron Cave, fq. M.P. Edmund Boehm, Efq. Thomas Hammer(cy. Efq. Geo. !)idles, Efq. Private Secretary to the Archbifhop of Canterbury ; the Rev. Mr. Dimock, Lilerarlan to the Archlaithop ; Gaor,;c Smith and pinks Simmouds , Ellin. Principal Cankers his Ma. jefty's Dock. yard, Puitfmonth, Sec. ace. 'f he above Pills are fold in Lando*, at thy Elaborator', N 0.35, Bedfacd-ftrost, Covent.prden, in boats 3s. 6d. each, duty includ ed, and le au solider. In town and country. 'lO THE LADIES. IiAGAZEt'S ORIENTAL DEPILATO RY, Li for removing . SUPERFLUOUS RAMS from the I ACI., NECK. ARMS, &e. end fbr hnprovlng the COMPLENION. from whence this Invaluable Preparotioa was brou;lit battik &wren by Lady M. W. Moue, the Ladies, who are de licate is the extreme, not to (offer a finale hair to rinsain a In. h they conceive:writer or intrufive, make tile of it at thr bath., and the IlEld eriWoy It to give form to their multachios, &e.— Although alnioft co' (tans a•tempts to imitate the above have been eft red ks the public under various ?wake, their injurious tinahtles are hove follickntly dertionitrated the futility of fuck atti ?dimey bas the lexamhake effect of teti.lering the (kin fair and agreeable. hairs are permanently ',moved, and into where there are none, it. eofniette properties render it highly as Jiff rent hoist j other known. it uni!. , at ft of operottoo fo as not to n: oat: even the Zelicote fkin ot an a. fast, with Infallible and permatirr.t rfs.. Ley. The Publ:e are refpeethally inforr , ,,:, that the above wig be fold in fittnirc by Mrs. K' t?h:, No. 33,ting.1terct, Holborn, by ap pinta at pr of the Propvetor, and at wow. r Iwo:eta Lundell. lit rto 3cCollTlTlctl2.rone li!1 t:. t r petpliat ir .•rei.ri by p,.11, for ck Bottle ..r quantit ,t. ill le pi etecliteld, Prior Iret.e. 'fake notice. that lio;tle la ripest in tie l'roptintot st oiel•wt awn. to tint talc •rhich is • kleny. fold b'. Mra. Marriott, BALI; y, Ittfltoll Mr. Woe.enr ,- . 1 at ''•r; Mr. I 1—c.1,; }beiges, ailer:krne Mr. Nese. "nib. St ; Mr. I ; thinerr 1,4%; hi: 1 , 3%!,.1 . , Milt , to. r , :ht. Hart ft...i ; 7tlr DIV,. a. I or. ; v I Al,. %Volker, r; It:: ra mutt "Laois. the .11 tit—.la r:ltt ill tin Bottles. i TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. APERSON of unexceptionable charafter and pro pity, who is converts= with the Theory and Practice of Architeetare, and has been employed for (event years palt in fu paintendtog and adding Mullions and other Works. Repairs, Ste. ate. both In Tows and Country, being at this time w , employed. wan to engage Matfett in a fintilar department or agency in any part of England; has no objeCtion to refute on a Farm, with his final Fundy, and at his leifure would alUft la thasting. tec. during the feafon, if requirod..—For further particulars apply by letter, pit paid, to A.G. M. to he kft at the Polt-Olbee. hinninshmii TO LET GENTEEL I.Y FURNI , HED, , T HE Firft and Second Floors of a modern bunt Brick HOUSE, mat delightfully 'Unwed in the vicinity of Limehoufe and Poplar, near the New Commercial Road, within tall of the regular liege-coaches, pafGog every hour in the day, be. twixt alackwall and Ladenhall•treet, and within five minute* ..walk of the Weft India Docks and the Thames, where boats con (tautly attend, and ply to and from Deptfiird, Greenwich, Wool wich, London, &c. Ste. It required, a ferv.ot will be (pared to af filt in marketing and cooking. For further particular' inquire on the premifea, lamaka.row, near Lirnehotife Church, where re fpcdable reference will be given and capcdted. NEW MUSIC. Pub Hilted by amend and Co. No. 66, Mapllde. VOCAL MUSIC. THE Yorkfllire Concert, a favourite comic Song, as lung by Nlr. Emery 1 0 Vocal MuGc by Carnaby to 6 Damon's Canzoneta ata 6 Hinunell's Canzonets, ad Set 8 Seketed Melodic. harmonized, No. to, by Webbe 1 0 PIANO FORTS MUSIC. ClalrafForty.tan Est 'Tiro; DQto—Twn Airs with vAriatiuns Cleownti— Sonata, op. 4t • Mark—Duet Poloop& by Cramer Duty—New Concerto I I 0 4 0 - 4 0 3 8 6 MILITARY MUSIC. Fa 'siren Military Divertimento. feledted by Crisihach io 6 Troup acid 9 lac ttcd Pieces, Glees. Abs. Ate. IA 0 Etcy . Grand This day was publithed, In One large Volume Qum, illuttrated with Views drawn and engraved ray LA PORT I. and a Map of the country, Price al t 2A 6d. • inboards, THE SCENERY% ANTIQUITIES, ani BIO GRAPHY of sou t H WA 1. F.S, 'rum Materials colieded during two EreurS,ms in the Year x 333. By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, FN. M. A. F.S. A. • • A taw Copies may be had with the View, finely coloured, by I . .sporte 9 price 41.4 a in hoards. Printed I'or Longman and Rees, No. 39. Pat-seater-ewer. . . Of whom may behad by the fame Author, lately p bled, ALMAIIIDI sod Hamer; a Tragedy, in fivc Acts to which is prefixed a Letter to Jobe Philip Kaneda, Efii. ow Dramatic Com. pofitiou, Royal tiro. prke 6a. io boards. RICHARDSON. In a few days will be publitled, In Sit elegant Volumes, thick Port o:tavo. Price al. es in Boards, ertabcllithea with Porttsits, by CAROLIn WATsuM, with coloured Engravings, reprefenting many celebrated Cha raters, with Fee Sirullics, ice &c. 'THE LIFE and ENTIRE CORRESPON DENCE of SAMUEL. RICHARDSON, Author of Sir Charles Grandifon, CLuida, &c. now ark Rstbliatel by his Grand.chadrcn. The CORR ESPONDF-NCE eonfilts of Letters between Rich. ardror and many eminent Perkins of his Time.' The whole was prepared and arranged by hiatfelf, for the Prefs„previloutly to his Death in 116 t, and bequeathed to his Dau b litsrs,tan the Condition that it thould not be publiawd in their lite-time The recent de cafe of big last-furviving Daughter, Mrs. ,tune itlehardfon, of Stratford, to Suffolk. baying removed the Force of that hiundt.on, the entire Papers of Ws eminent Writer are now given to the World. he I.lFg has been compiled from authentic Documents, by Mrs. BAR BAU Lll. who has ftsperhitemlesl the Publication. Printed for Ikt.l4•llD VHILLIrS. N., it, St Paul's Church-yard, and to b.: ba.l of 41 llookfcilt re Of whom may be ha I Ch. LILT ft• 4ml other Woe 101 I.Aor MARY SI . OIIT LET Mow TAGU, 1 , 0111db:a from her Ortgme Paper., in lootleffirm of her Gr r ll(1111, hr Nlerquit trf Bute. it hot m:it Volumes. Price as. or to" Pkift Paper.l.rtce 4014 tt. - - - . DREADFUL ACCIDIN I'S PREVEN EED ! !! J'HE- Coll ming 15 s. kiell Is have a lew C spies no hand of ASTLEV • ii FQSE:S ER I siN t 1 . 14114 ; fractal thoufands of the rroß rclpcdtable Farnilitt in the United Kingdoms. have purchafed thin valuable Work—a noble and ufcted example to the ruing generation; ;NA& by S. Creed, ..gint and publither, No. s, Surrey-ti le of Welmisilter-bridge, witac orders wall b^ ear,fully atrench.,l to. AI(o, In London, by Egerton, Whitehall; Chapple.•Ptll null; Bond-Brest; Forts, Piccadilly; Smith, strain ; Stich ird• fon. Royal Exchange; Wiikirfon, Corn'ull ; Larkington, Fin& bury fquarc, and Burflent, Black:liars-road. And In the country b - ; ii4aard, Bath ; Bull, ditto; Brown, dirtu; Swinticy, Birmingham; B.ickaditto; Simmont,Dlandford; Ingram, Bury St. Edmund's ; Coenbcs, Cowl; K..ll.tfori, Co. ventry; Poolc,asefter ; Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Kt-prier, Cokbeftir ; It and Co. Chelmsford; Long, D. al ; I Dover; Dr,:ig, Dcrhy ; !)urban; Truman And f..n, Exeter; John Elder, Edichitr:l.; Cole, Gr,enwicti; Glistgow ; Brown, dit;o; Brithwaite, Kendal; 13illingc, Liver- pool; Gore, ditto; klerrit and Co. ditto; klinnt, Leeds: Walme- Reit Laneaßce; Lee, Lewis; Topper and Co. Manchencr ; But terworth, N..wport; Stevtnfon, Norwich; Warc,r, Ntwealtle upso-Tync ; Itieltards, Plym..,toh ; H.illand, Ply rtouth..hi:k ; kiretl , y,Portf:n 'Leh ; Sm ti ar ICs. R. adiug ; S.d,fbury ; Ski Iton, Southanv , in Bakir, ditto; Broadrirc, ; !ward., lh'ooltria ; Tymbs, NVorr ft, r ; hurt .n. Itcr ; koltim, ditto; Wow!, Nr‘ mouth ; I tifyman, York, and D.ovntt, I Yarmouth. And to be it.d f at: •Ii- pt incipal bookfcll.rs to the ! united M inglorn of Crtr.t •- 1 Ir, land. lIONIA'fIe of VINEGAR. (the nul l. .ginal Invention of Nlr Hcr.r )rr r are.l an-II Ilby 1 HO. MAS ai.IWM I .1 pother:sr:, •,Var c..e.ter. This molt v.:turn ..1 is a C,ntroul..l of Idatlay r niccutr.st4Al Vine,;ar, joinci •nort rl.Var.t .Iruniarirs. Its (Iron and pw.ry, , t odour rci .xtre...:ly ,rlfC • Ul .1:d lutary re I•Oci ri.:: li 11 sclas 4.1.1 a.' .pis it for ,he ci•as of 1"..5t,.1.•r Os: .a.— to it ha, t.t o fund ful na ko .rn% of i't s,er. of Sot • 110nv..4, otl,r .14‘1 /if a -•prr• rad; ao,l iii . of Jo. re, f.e it I•.ij. xr.Lt t'i tll ((II itc 1Y':!.• crotll,l pir.t. of .1. +:u~..: - . l }u d. 1 ... a Ocular it tc.ninu.ndwa!, • rcr- 9j. 3rh b 4nl IL' \u 1 ,1.1 ,r • 01.1, : - 4 A I.A•Zt:, M. .4 ..,..011 , 1 .11 M. 1.1". L, C.l .; ...ft r VI. .1. I _T« W ANTED, a Principal Clerk in a 'Banking Houk In the County of Kent. security will be required. For particulars enquire of MsUr,. Hutton, Jack*, and Ma grath, Angel-court, Friday-itrect, between s t and 3 o'clock. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Hon. Contosifioncrs of his Majeftj's Oct Friday the 29th of June, tilos, by ten o'clock in the forenoon, Will be capored to Public Sale, At the Cußoan•Houfe in this Port, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz. Brandy,SSo Gallons; Runs, 340 ditto; Geneva, tcno, ditto ; of inferior ftrength, in (Mall Lots, for the accouintodatioo and uk of Private Perfons, tot Dealers in Spirits. An Anchor and Rope. A Quantity of Old Cordage returned from the Ranger Cutter. NJ. The Goods abooe-ematloned will be tat up in [coeval Loos and fold to the bleu!! bidder. Attendance willbe given at the Cullom Hoare aforefaid, for viewing and tailing the fame, three days before the day of Pale. MONMOUTHSHIRE„ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVery Detirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; ennfilting of a neat and very convenient Dwelling hook, large Baro, and other Out-buildings, and about 554 Acres of Am ble, Meadow, Pallute, Orchard, and Wood land, tying I. a Ring Penes, and well Watered in the Drieft Seafons, &natal on the Turnpike Road leadi , .g from the Sea-pon Towo of Cbepftuw to Meminouth, about Eight Miles from the former and Six from the latter, both good Market Towns; the whole (excepting the Cop pice,) in the occupation of Mr. George Halbert. as Tenant there of; and the Coppice is held by the Proprietor. The ERate has all unlimited Right of Coalman °Dike exterifive Commons of Trel leek and Wyfewood Chafe. Punt of the Purchafe-Money may remain upon fecurity of the Prensifes it dented. Further particu lars may be had by applyint at the Office of Marrs. Hall and Jar man, or en Mr. MiPsurne Williams, Montague-parade, Dented, where Maps of the haste may Ise fern. FREEHOLD ESTATCOUNTY QE ES, MA DNOR, URHA AND COLLIERY, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Togt then or In Lots. A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD EZ.TATE, conlifting of the crtenfive MANOR of CHOP WELL. in the PARISH of RY FON, in the COUNTY of DUR.. HAM, comprifing by cftimation about 1310 Acres of Laud divided Into fourteeen Fanns, with fuhttandaf Farm-houfea,fultable Build ings and °Dees to each ; a Co Dery in full waking and cornmeal catirl with the River 'Tyne; a Water Corn Mill and a Paper MD let to very refpedable Tenants, and about 67 Acres of Wood-land in hand; the whole ciircharged of the Land Tax aad Tythe free ; alfo f,vtral Fee Farm Rents. The Leaks of all the Fumes and Corn Mill expire on the t ath Day of May, xlios, when the Rents will admit of a confidemble increa`c ; the Leak of Cie Paper MiiJ on the tuh Day of May, 1818; and about t 8 Years of the Leafe of 'he Colliery, are unespuett—Alf 3 a highly valuable, improving. and clearable compaet Farm, called the Hagg, in the Neils of Lanehefter, in the raid County of Durham, moE beautifully &sate between the Darwent and another Stream, and containing about 183 Acres of Rich Land; alio about 38 Acres of Wood-land in hand, hained and referred for the growth of Wood. fur which it is adniirab:y adapted. 'This Farm is alio free of Land Tax, and fohjeet es the payment of C..en Tyrhc only. Few Gar.. Parti , u- Ur, apply to Mr. Dann, Smicitor, Old Bresdkftrect, London; to Mars. Clayton and Itrumell, Solicitors, Neweaftle upon Tyne, or to Meffrs. Sharp and Kirkup, Auaioneers, Wincheater-erect, Londoa. SOMERSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A mosT Deliyable FREE.I-IOLD MANSION A HOUSE and RESIDENCf, called CIIARLTofI H o u s e, eli gibly Gmated in that much admired and fociahlc village of Cu a L TON 111 ACC all et L, near SOMaton, reMaik‘ble for the falublity of the air, the goodncfs of the roads, and the great plenitude of game. The Manikin Is Pone-built, in the bell poffible repair, and neatly furniCked, and conflfts of an entrance Hall, breakfaß and dining parlour, drawing-room and Rudy, houfekeeper's.room, kitchen, and underground cellar, five belt bed-rooms with clofeta, five ler. tants' rooms with a back Raireafe, a large pigeon-houfe well ft eked, walk and brewhoufe, dairy and wood-boufe, a five flailed ftsble a , 14 Coach. houfc a walled kitchen garden, with prime young fruit tree.,, and cropped for the lesion, adpin the Manfioss.boufe,which e. eminently dlftinguidsed far Itroigth and beauty, and plana,d with More than ufual regard to cum! ,rt and convenience. The book. is airy and healthy, and pleafantly fausted in the centre of a piece of hltadow of shout Eileen acres, part of which forms a I iwn In front ot the Houfe, ornamentally laid out with Ilirubs and walks, and on the riling ground at the back of the Houle is an orchard in full bearing. The purchafer may Isaac immediate pof telTion of the Houle and Furniture, and fillteti Acres of Land, how in the occupation of the proprLior. Au Ettate adjoining the Man dan hnufe will tan fold with it if deiced, confiding of a Rroni-built Farm hank, with all convenient Olces, and about Ninety Acres of leaan w, Orchard, and A rabic Land, &retuned from the payment of tythcS in kind: and WO another haste, conafthg of Fifty or fitly Acres of prime Mcadow. The two Eftates arc let to a re. fixttable tenant. Part of the purchafe money may remain on the fecur:ty of the Eden, if delved. For further particulars apply Why letter raft r aid) to Mr. Tin fon, Solicitor, lich• "ter ; hl Airs. W.llisms Mitt Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; hleffei Watts and i'orcala a, Solititors. Butt% hleffrs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, Joi.n.ftrevt, Brittol Mr. Parlous, Somerton ; or the Propriet•,r, at Chariton-Houfe. • HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, aad been gratified by the matt c oiGilerable pra.lice in thit brand , which I thnught ',roper to iLleet, [trail': that I have not more Ire% employed my tone than tho who, In the ezteniire hello( the proteffion, +ea nec.finnally immerfed in uncertainty, and canent Aiwal. attain thl7 Levis which it acquired by concentrating the ntelleztod p ow, r t. one c•a... of elif The difea`rt of laF NIL! 1 S arc peculiarly diftrefgng.fnr they brine wah theft a train of car. • f . ni:strizn., and, by a dr• pr. flion all •ItAl encryy, essitnoc, h, notes embitter-I—. 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'so Atusu;sl 3:raL L.L.I 1 cr.ikic ItAt. . . HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, 10X 1 rOW t PESPIANIST •DDITIONAS TOSCO SILL. ' Earl CAMDEN (Secretary of State), moved thy Order of the Day for the fecond reading of the Per manent Additional Force Bill. His LordOsip re quelled the attention of Nowt Lords, while he en. deavoured to explain, as briny as he could, the im portant objests of the Bill before them.. He would net take up the time of the Houle in- labonringeo imprefs upon the Windt of their Lmdfhips that ton vietion which hewn' perfuaded they mutt all feel,' that the Rate of the was in which we were engaged, as well as the fituation of Europe, rettuired,that this country &fluid btable to command tot only s force. fully adequate to its home defence, but a difpotable army, capable of being applied to offenfive opera tion, and to thole contingent cireunsftances attach it was not unreafonable to fuppofi may arik in tho courfe of a protrafted and extenfive war. With that dc(cription of force, as the army of the country vat at prefent cnnftituted, we were by no means proved. „ • ed. The object of the prefent bill went to died that, and by means which he trolled would prove as et; * ficient as they were cec -nornical. It was propofed to reduce, gradually, the Militia of Great Britain to its , original number, namely, 4.0,000 for England, and 8000 for Scotland ; and that the numbers exceeding that complement, fhould be gradually formed into battalions of Referee, from which the battalions to which they were to be-attached may be recruited. The deficiencies exilling in the Army of Referee and the Militia at prefent. amounting to goon in the fir*, and 7000 in the other, were to be completed by a given day ; but the men fo railed were not to join that particular defcription of force to which they were originally deftined, but they were to enter into' thole fecond battalions. under the condition of fere. ving five yeses, or until fix months after the'conclu. lion of a definitive treaty of peace. His Lordasip defcanted at confiderable length ulaon the means by which the bill before the Houle was to be carried in to execution, and maintained that no inotle of re- • cruittng could be Co effeduat, and at the fame time Co little vexations. He confidered it to be a very great advantage in the mature that the practice of %Allot would be entirely removed by the prefent Bill, a prac tice which, however necetfary at the time when it was incumbent on the country to rail' a cnnfilerable force on the emergency of the moment, it cook( not be denied had been productive of extreme hardthip and inconvenience to individuals. His Lordflaip concluded a luminous and able Speech, by moving, that the bill be now read a fecond time. • The Earl of CARNARVON put a queftion acrofs the table to the Noble Secretary, as to the number of men actually deficient in the Militia and Army DC Referee, towards the completing of thane so the. full eaabliihmet,t ; which being anfwered by the Noble Earl, Earl FITZWILLIAM made a few general ob fervations -upon the :ilea/ore, of which he ftrongly difapprovid, conceiving, that in its operation it would prove not a levy, but a tax upon the population of the country. His Lordthip endeavoured to proceed, but was prevented-by apparently redden indifpofi tion. He teemed to manifeft his with, that fame other Peer, whole fentiments of the measure were in confonance with his own, Should follow with hit ob jedions to the bill. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCE began a very argumentative Speech, by expreffing his obligations to the Noble Earl, for the fair and candid manner in which he bad erplaised to their , LordPaips the objeß of the Bill before them. He lamented that be could not concur in the favourable opinion which the Noble Secretary of State teemed to entertain of the mcafore which his official duty obliged him to bring forward. He thought the eosin• try had reafon to esped fornething more decifive and tomprehenfive, conlidering the expedations that had been held out, than the relent dilatoty and circrii tout projed. He war not difpufed to alien that there was any thing ablolutely unconflitntional in the Bill before their Lordllaips. If he had been conduced there was, he would have been not of the I/reassert among their Lordfhips in oppoling it, whether it had been prefented to team as the produdlion of giant ref - n-Ibn/, or a perfan of meaner power. He' refpeted the great abilities of the relent Chancellor of the Exchequer as much as any one among the warmer of his admirers, and yet he found bifida under the neceffity of declaring, that although be I (kw ncthing unconflituttonal in the Bill, yet it was 13 complicated, and liable to be attended wit h CO much relation in its operation, and fo little efficiency in its refult, that he acknowledged himfelf greatly difappointed. The illuntious Doke difeuffed nsisete. ly the varioirs claufes of the Will, and Rated Come I very twcible objeflions to mutt of them. He parti caw* adverted to that claufe which direfts that the Deputy Lieutenants thouhl, at their different meet ings to enrry the provilions of the Dill into effed, be attended by an infpedor on The part of the Crown.— This he mull confider as forneilling bordering on a dired intuit to thole Gentlemen, generally teledeg from amonA perfons of the greatelt rank and pro perty in their seivedive taunt es. When this perfon i.thotild attend a meeting, the Lcutcn.outi may porn bly have the patent-is t , i a!k him to fit down, but be was well r.rfitade,l th it they wou!J neither tecur to him for advice, nor coffer 'him to interfere in any way in their proceedings, and fa fir the appointmet t of that ofEcti, upon al. m, it th -Li kern, mite) of the oper tive pat t i a,. ;,) deorn.f, would be comphie,,i y. Tot id:r of recruiting throngh the sr: 1 , ink o! pa dh was as tidiest- it wiiiil.l he inelfi- Ives to procure the men hI tl.cy wcre to be 111131 t. ',:. y C ,, 1.,1 1101 faCCLed INleltilt CIP I pc•ty" pAr •ci , i.6l vexation which .. L . 4. ,h, 1 ,. “Li,..: 14,,i , tri a former feedittle coc 117. - bd,:rr their 1.964116 p Itill c•alr