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In the ArPtIMDIX is an Impartial Account of the Operations in the East of Spa's. iu 1812-13. CHURCH PRF.FERMENT. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON rRACT, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON at a REC• TORY of considerable sanest valve, whit a hands ,use and eotomodioue Parsonage Howe, desirable Glebe,. and a l eons.- slew appendages suitable to the hint, which is situated In a most eligible and pleasant part of t he country, and is well worthy the attention of the brat Emilie.; the Pariah containing upward• of Moon Acres of fertile Land—Apply to Messrs t ,AMB, BR urro N, and HAWKE, Solicitors. tf6, Prineesierree, Flatt-buildings,Lanjor. To which via be Added, THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. , merrow, The Wheelpf Fortunes Pesneldocks Mr. Itist pnblisbed. pace I 2.. id. In boards, q'HE MILIrARY FIELD POCKET-BOOK. ,Litotitt i taunt the Germato of Weald SCHARNHORSI*, Ay Ca; : aho HA VER 1/1111.D. sd BattsMos iietb Regiment, and Lieu, r run t Hi/FAUNAL 'St It s Battalion Mb Regiment. Pr , t•tt4l tsar Ege►ton. Military Unary. Whitehall. IHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per forated, the Masque, called COMUS. . Genus, Mr. CONWAY; Bacchants, Messrs. I NCLEDON. '3INCLAnt, ike.Sod. Mist, STEPHENS, Mks MATHEWS, Mn. LISTON. • After olich, THE 13EE•HIVE. To which will be added, ZEMBVCAi Or, THE NET-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. • CON ritacr FOR OATS, TO DE DELIVERED IM THE WEST INDIES. COMMISSIIMIN.CHIEF'S OFFICE, iltrit ft, ISM QUCH Persons as are desirous of Pestrastiog "%, with the Continimm7 to Cblef et delver oxrs at insdry • West•lndla Islands, milt let shopContructs at this Office between the hours dß:Ws' and Five, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed so the Commissary in Chief, narking tbereoo " Tender for Oats to be delivered is the West lA di e , ; .• on or before TUESDAY, the 9th 01 May, but none will be received after Twelve e'Cleselt oa that Iloy; nor wift any Proposal be noticed anises made on or amend to a printed Particular, and the Prices booted lo Words at length; net veins a Lemr be subjoined to welt Proposal, stood by Two Perseus ei known Property, engaging to become Wood with the Party tendering, in the sum meowed In the Porticulars for the due mien mance of the Contract. ALL THE THRbE PRIZES OF £30,000. And One of 1000 Guineas in GoLD, Were Shared and Sold by BISH, HE CO:FIRACTO4, 4,544 drawn Wednesday, April le. 130,0 "0 sonig drawn Wednesday, April 19, A 59,0021 1,406 drawn Saturday, April 15, Albfaxi 4,429 drawn Wednesday, Aptil 5, 1,000 Guineas. WITH the sincerest pleasure T. DISH annnueeny the above unprecedented aeons to his Friends, the PiMic, who haw in so disthigaished a manner, bemused him witb thtir commands it truly popular Lottery just dubbed; tad in gratitude he hsa arranged ANOTHER GOLDEN LOTTERY, With SAM° men Guineas in Gious, and ANOTHER PRIZE OF 430,000, /tit laments that this Lottery is RESTRIC rED 'BY GOVERNMENT To only 5,000 Picket;. Lefir having told In the Pinery just concluded, dorm& 013,000 'I !diets and thus rendered unable (as Contractor) to meet the demands of every Ofice•Keeper for rickets on 'lnesday, lath. ,4he day 'white the last drawing) as aR the rickets were divvied sf, it will be impossible, from the above very limited number of nekett, (and being (Misted to supply sash Other-Keeper with a Ent proportion) to meet the wishes of ALL 1114 I TRIO ADS; and as he is SQUALL? aaivitsol. to every day sh 11.11111, be should feel at unjust to make distinctions, by retaining any Tickets or Aare' for those who are late in hoacuring him with their Commands, and dierefose entreats An blurt/dire application. as ALL THE FIVE THOUSAND ICKETS Are mitered Grua► the Bank , _ _ and the whole Lotter, will ■eem and 'min 13th MAY, (Next Month.) T. BISH, Contractor. 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing Cross, Leaden. PATENT WARNING AND REPEATING WATCHES. Manufactured by BERIIOLLAS, Inventor and Patentee, 194, Strand; a private door opposite St. Clement's Church. This highly useful invention is to remind the wearer of any somber of appointments be may have to attend in the course of the day, and ►o awake him In the morning ; is incontestibly one d the most convenient sad useful objects that can be desired; as a Warning and Repeating Watch, its minty is obvious, and win he found to combine every desired purpose. The construction of this alumni, of so simple a nature, as not in the but to is !tre or prevent its wen going and performance; and even allow otg the wearer no opportunity for mismanasement. 1.41 A SHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrardsstreet, Golden-square, t , l Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that stcomplistunent, or have not the modern at> le. At.t.ttes syatem of teaching is eitpressly studied fur those M. whom it Is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite !Ist genteel society expedittuudY, privately, and hi r superior style 3l grace and elegarce. Thom who Jo not waist private tes‘hing tay learn at a Mall ripener, with a respectable see of puvils, on the public teaching evtnlngs. Professors of daneing taciht the Most elegant fancy dances, mad allthe superior parts of the prof.. ht. The Subscription Aerentblias are every Friday. CRAND PIANO Pi/RTE. A MOST excellent Six Octave Gran) Horizontal haul Forte with Tarot Pedals, by Tomldanss, new with hate three months; Wong, to a Lady in Pall Mall, and amen r, a hret-tate master, and thought to be one of the limo mad nstruments in the atgdout. 10 be sold for 7; Guinan% 004 'l O O. Abe au eseellent Uptiltlit Grind Plano Forte used limpet months, eft IBS anions, •be sold for 60 Guineas. lee cards •I address apply to Mr. Written, 5, Leicester-place. GERMAN FLU nit. rril , !ay was publielied, rim 7a. lid. tit fnlio , a Newldidittl, being the Twelfth, of %yRAGG's improved FLU! E PRECEPTOR I or, 1 he whole Alt of Play'ng the German Flute row. I " 14 ",' to every eapaeity.—The mister:3 are• a copious Set ollnstractinns ; a Set of Progrougve l'e"°°.; of origin al Dsete e ) 1 the Au•hot • to (mange Artettee ; 33 3cotiish attd et he r "a; api a Set of Preltedios iw dfferrnt Keys : whale term 4/ /he at( apt work of the kind mane. : Printed for and sold by the Author, NO. 17, Little Ott Rider -street, Donets Commons. V ) - 1 CAuTiom--No Book is genuine. eteept it Is signed ter," in red ink, in the Title and Address. NEW MUSIC. tiOCTOR SANG RA DO, a Spanish Ballet, corn , 1P " Poled by J. D. Detente, performed with the greatest e!b_r_t. Mimic composed atol arranged for the Piano-forte. by H. K. ' l ' l4O P. price 51. Fantasie, hr the /lama forte, by 1). misibelr, roe 11 . Carousal Mode, performed at Vienna, for the Piano. ' ri ei by K. K. 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This interesting Work, which has torme.l a principal occupa tion or ice Author for ten years of retirement,. is founde.l upon the most prominent and illustrioun action of that Emperor. he has chosen for its hero—and Minima, throughout in high ex ample-s of poetic invention and classical Kyle and character; um. titig the rare combination of vivil and ori..ir.al genius wilt the mon correct and cultivated jedgment. It has presented to Its Author piendid opportunities for desc.iption afforded by the rites and ceremonies of she .Pag.rn and Cr hoar religions. Printed for Longman, Hunt, gees, Orme, ant ;;town, Pa's r noster-row; and at the British tiall..ey, st, New Bon bstreet. Of whom may be read, Tbs Original/reach, to Vela 4to. price £4.45. boards. ABERDEEN. A T a General MEETING of the INCORPO RA l'1'1) TRADES- of ABERDF.I.N, held in the fr:nity Hall, the with March, ISIS. CONVI.NER bileol., in the Chair. It was Resolved Unanintondv. I. Tbat the Thanks qf this 741.•••!ing he given to the Royal Dukes, F.arl Stanhope. and the , :ffier Nollhnnen of the Mouse of Year, who vot e d Against the Con. Rill, their dp.i.-eee.t. 4 regard to the Cot ttttt erclal at:d Manufacturing Intere4ta of the Cointrutiity. 2. That the thanks of the Meeting he Kitten to Junes fatly. bar, Ei. Member tor this }lure.. and those Nrihkiller -.l:d Gil:- Os-men in the of . C.fimmons. who oppo.c! this 11114 for their llnn and in.lepenJetic efmduet upon that oeeni o n„ Si That die !hanks of the Meeting is dee to the Lard h!serte. Al:Semen 3.1 t ContiwitsC•itspeil of th e City of lt. oodt , . tut ....rut spirited and manly by legal and corvattotion4 ricasur to stop the progra4 of the Corn 11:11 in all its stageo. Sigurd by order of the Meeting, ConYeene. PARLIAMhIITART INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 27. Se CM proceedings at the ear. iu reference to neasaa.lk.c. took place, relative to the He'lntone Eiecunn Bill. The (ardor eso•ideratiaa of which was postponed. The Seats Commissary Courts Bill and the Scots Records were brought elf from the Com-nons by the LORD Aovocare, and other Members. and read a flat time; as were several pri vate Bina, preemie! by Mr. LrooK, Mr. MODALC, Mr. Deccan so n. and other Gentlemen . THE OBJECTS OF A WAR. The Marquis WELLESLEY rose for the pile. pose, he said, of moving to discharge the O: der for summoning their Lordships to-morrow, upon his in. tended motion respecting the affair of Saxony. There were some passages, however, in a paper his Ma jesty's Ministers had thought proper lately to lay be.. fore the House, he must the substance of the Treaty recently concluded at V enua, which seemed to in volve points and considerations of such immediate and superlative importance, as to call for full and explicit information on the part of the Noble Lords opposite, previous to the discussion of the subject of which he had given notice, however important that topic may be separately in itself. The document to which he referred was of that nature, that for a full Discussion of its merits, he thought a proceeding ori ginating at the other side of the House would be preferable; but on reading it, which he did with the utmost 'attention, he found it, (independent of. the m ignitude and importance of the consideration to which it referred), the lan3nage and the tenor of it to be so obscure, lily so unintelligible, that it scemed to him to be essentially necessary, with refer:oer to the precise objects of a war, in which we may even then be actually involved, to call for some clear and distinct explanation on the part of his Majesty's Mi. nisiers, and eseejally as to the principle upon which the transaction rested. And this he felt it Lic duty to require b fore he called the attention of their Lord. ships to any other subject. When the Address sea:: moved on the 7th of .April, he considered from its tenor, and from all that transpired then in disciissi:sn, they were considering only these crievtiom : -First, Whether in the state in which this country and our Allies were then placed, by the return of the present Ruler of France to -power, it was necessary, h eh for the interest of this country and the tranquiiliry of Europe, that we should arm by set and land ? And, idly, to consult with our Allies upon such measures as may be necessary for the traaquillity and inde pendence of Europe under such circumstances. The great point of whether we should engage in a war was a question expressly reserved at the time. Upon these considerations alone, did the decision of bat day take place. It since appeared, however, that on the very day the House was called upon for such a dfei *ion, the decision for going to war had actually beets formed by his Majesty's Government ; nod not only that decision, but the objects of it (however loosely and indefinitely stated.) were settled, and consequent arrangements made, at the very moment their Lord ships understood that the question of dime preparation and due consultation only were determined. There existed no reason for concealment at the time, for no circumstances had occurred since the conclosion of tee Treaty, which might produce any important al. teration in the minds of the Allies, and he must therefore regard it as most extraordinary that no statement of the transaction had been made OR that day. On this very questionable procedure he trust ed some distinct expl !nation would be called for, and on an eariv day. With respect to the Treaty itself, it was that II: . had then to call for SOfile• (I!•Cec% 'ry e ', 11 6.1 Minn. "I'lere were two distinct lines er prin cinies of policy seliclt.he might have acted upon with re:erence to the important transaction which gave r;se to the Treaty, neither of whit~, the Noble Marquis, after adverting to these, had been acted upon by his Majesty's Government. A middle course was preferred, and one iinfortun ttely, which incurred all the disadvantages of both the alterna tives, without presenting one single advantage of either, ve4 and not only these, but which might even tually produce those very dangers they were so anxi ous to avoid. Let it be seen what the Treaty itself expressed. The first Article was av;)wedle formed in the spirit of the Declaration of the l!ith of March, and directed against Napoleon B:w.aparte, and all those who had joined, or should hereafter join him, in order to force him to desist from his proints.— This was distinctly expressed by the Article. And v.-ho were they who had already joined Bonaparte? 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