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. . . A -11 4 raN7 .4 , "Sr. . • • • • - . • • • Wlip) • ' - • :• • - • • 314' • • * • • • \ • . It ~s . I Nt! /11 ,1 • V t i. • 4 PI . • 1 .16 - s s • • ' •• s • .• 40 "3 THIATItE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAME. 7 HURSDAT, NOVEMBER 26, 1801. _ . _ . OENERAL HISTORY OF THE BRITISH STAGE. HOUSE or COMMONS. Certain PIteIIePOINT took the oaths and his feat for the Elegantly Printed In T Foo his lf thi cap y O w Nav P o ub , e li n fh ib e ct I iffied with line POW County of Nottingham, in the room of his brother, the late traits of Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs. SIDDON,, Mr. Ke1431.11, Mr. Picrrepoint. and other eminent Performer], engraved by Hopwood, Rig- Mr. ALF ILANDet brought up the Report of the Committee ley, Hall, &c. from nriginal Paintings. Price pa. Eid. board.; lon Molatils Want : it wa agreed to and a Bill ordered. or with the Portraits printed in Co , ours, 12s. 6i THE THESPIAN DICTIONARY; or DRA- ! Mr. VA N SirrART br o u g h t spa Bill to repeal the Ad per mitring Naval Stores to be imported from Hamburgh. MATIC BIOGRAPHY of the Eighteenth Centary con. lite C . OMMitteell of Supply and Ways and Means were pot Mining Sketches of the Lives, Produetions, &c. of all the ' prin- a.° Friday. cipal Managers, Dramatills, Compotes-a Commen n Sir Jo , 4 :st PA an prefented a petition from the debtors cot ton, and Aftreffes hl the united Kingd om ; intafperk i n T u fined In the gaol of Maryborougb, praying relief.—Orucred to be laid on the table. Original Anecdotes , &r. &e. Ptat stet! far T. u-ft, Patcrnofter-row ;W. Porter, and 7 . Mr. OaLE grefented a petition from the inhabitants el Archer, Dublin ; and may be had of C. Chapple, Pall-Mall , tjoy quare,Dublin, for a to enclofe c Moan -f billfame—Or and all other Booktellers. ,deced to be referred to a Committee. *„• Tbia Work is p r i nte d on a b eaut if ul Nonpareil Letter, MILITIA . cat for the purpofe by Mr. Cation; it contains a valt body of I The SECR rralt yat WAR arufe purfuant to notice, intereing matter relative to the &huh Drama, and will be for leave to bring in a bill, to remove doubts and found au ads' and intereaing Coonnanlon to the Theatre- I diSculties that ra . let arife in the enfuing ballot SELECT ASSEMBLY an d DANCING A C A D EMIES . teibe militia. He apprehended that it would Air R. ALLEN informs his Subfcribero and he necefrary to go fatther into the fubjeft, than ALL Pnerds, that his improved ASSEMBLY ROOMS , No. I merely to (late in what manner thole doubts and to, Great Aytif-ftreet, Coodraufs Fields, are again open to di ffi culties arofe. It was obvious that upon the re- Subreribers every Monday . — Nose but L adie, of Eterpectabi- dation of our military force, a great part of ale lily admitted. militia would be immediately difEharged ; and as Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have learned in the old ftyle, or not at all, are privately completed in allgthe aloft : various alterations had been made in the fyflem, admired Reps, and every defeription of Dance in modern , the proportion to be furnifhed in its reduced (late ttee,at the above Rooms, and at No. 19, Sherrard- ft rret, Col- by each county, and the extent of the vacancies to demiquare ; where Foreigners . Navy and Army Officers, Cap- be filled up, muft involve force perplcsity without talus of Ship', Country Refidents, Natives going abroad, and every one to whom it is an ()Wet to acquire this accomplifh- lan explanatory aft. By the a6th of the prefent ment, expeditioully or faffil.naLly, will meet with uncommon reign, the old militia was made to conlift of 31,000 advantages, and thereby be qualified for the neceitary parts of men. Subfequent ads, however, increafed that Dancing in about a Fortnight. During which time they 01.•1 number confiderably in the firit inflancc, but re beard and lodge in the houfc if they with—Conftant attendance given at both Arndamig.—Broad-tword, Fencing, and Mtfic duced it afterwards by inlifting the militiamen into "-• astenied. tile line, and releafing the counties from finding fulaftitutes upon certificates for fuels men fo enter ing into the regular fervice. T,y the 38th of the reign, the fuppiementary militia amotinted to the number of 64,000, the whole thus forming a body of 95,000 men. By this laft aft, a certain number of militiamen,not exceeding io,ooo,werepermitted to enlin in the line; no new ballot to take place for filling the vacancy occafioned by any individual fo inlifling,upon produftion of a certificate of the fad. In the 39th of the reign, an aft paired, reducing the original 93,000 to 76,300 ; and by the lait claufe thereof, it is enacted, that fo much of the fame as relates to England (hall remain in forte until fix months after a general peace. In the month of Oftober following, another ad paired for difembodying a Rill greater number. Now from the combined effefts of there la ws, the counties would be liable, upon the enfuing ballot, to furnifh a great er number than were now in actual fervice. T. re medy this defect, was, therefore, the objet e t of the bill. It would be time enough to confider after the definitive treaty what the (tending nu:aber of the militia fhould be. The prefent was only intended as a tempora - y meafuro, by which he fitould pro. !pore, that the total number for the interval tbould he 36,000. The Right Honourable Member eon ' eluded with moving for leave to bring in a bill to regulate for a time to be limited, the number of private militiamen in the feveral counties of EnF land, and the fupplying of vacancies in the Lod militia. Sir WM. ELF-RD fAid, that in t'ra'cing the lopplementary militia, the proportica of etch county was regulated princip.slly by its popula tion. He therefore fuggened that the 36,000 pro pored to be continued fhould be drawn upon the fame balls as the fupplememary militia, and not upon the defective one_p_refcribed in the old Ad. The SECRETARY at WAR laid, fuch was to be the tendency of his bill. Earl Timex.* laid, the Right Hon. Gentleman having Rated the meafure as a temporary one, he wifhed to know the prccife duration to which it ''vas to be limited? The SECRETARY at WAR was not prepared to fay whether it fhould be fix or twelve months, but that he would prefer the latter. The motion was then put, and kace given to bring in the bill. [palm snonmoi Mr. Bra, se r raid, that though he diiiked th meafure, as a partial one, yet he &Mild not voter againit it. He would rather ha , !e a Committee appointed, to which the whole of the poor laws thould be referred for revilion. He did not like to ufe any hull' expregion ' but he could not help frying, that in his neighbourhood the poor were arrogant, and tha overfeers flagrantly indolent: Cu much fo, that he withed Tome of the informers cow plained of were in that pan of the country. Mr. J•stts Maartx.-1 4 Sir, t do not rife to trouble the Houfe with many words. I molt heartily with that the badge was. transferred from the poor to the arms ofthofe whofernifeondua has been the caufe of the poverty and dißrefs of the country ( Loud applcuefe). Poverty, Sir, is no crime, and therefore thould not be made the Cubic& of ignominy and reproach." Ears Tortes obferved. that as there was a dxf ferebee-oripagnia upon the fidtiedri r lac thought is fairnefs the bill thould be printed, and fall time given for Gentlemen to underhand its principle before it was preffed further. The number of overfeers who thcela incur the penalties in the mean while would not be fo great an evil as paf fing the bill in a hurry. But even this inconveni ence might be avoided by flopping the infornbt t ions. Mr. Ssaw LITIVRII recommended that the bill might go to a Committee, for the purpofe d( amendment ; that it lhotdd be then printed, and that time lhould be allowed for its con6deration. Mr. WILLIAM Demi:4s faid, he believed his Hon. Friend would have no objection to thatmodc of procedure. Mr. SHERIDA/4." I hope the bill will pals. I hope it will alto pars without delay. Sir, I can not but exprefs my concern that the poor Mould be called • arrogant.' hit not true, Sir, that we have heard, in the fpeech from the throne at the beginning of she Sedien, the poor thanked for their exemplary patience' Has not the Rate of the country been fuch. that fcarcely any poor la ' borious man war able by any exertion to get bread! Badges were originally meant as marks of re proach. I hope they will be clone away, uttlefs the poor flail be pus into a fituation in which they !hall be able to rapport thensfelves. Put them in to that fituat ion, and if any of them fue for parith relief. then ufe your badges. In the prefent hate of affairs, if any Ladges are to be worn, let them be of that fort given - by the gentlemen of agricul tural !winds-, to thole men who have by their in dufiry reared large familieb, without applying for paro;bial affiance. ' Mt. Iheassr, :a explanation, raid, he applied the term arrogant to none but *poor of his neigh bourhood. • • THIS PRESENT EVENING, /4orember 26, 1 their Majefiles Streams will ads Comedy, called KNOW YOUR OWN MIND. Afar which will be performed the Romance of LODOISKA. T o morrow—Detfatid Dinab ; with Katherine and Primal°. THFATRE-ROML, COVENT- GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING; Novezithet 27, w2l be performed the 'Tragedy of THE GAMESTER. To which will be added, the New MAW EntineAilment of THE ESCAPES; Tho gratin—The Doom ; with the Midnight Hour. ARMY. NTEP a SECOND LIEUTENANTCY in a FUZILEER CORPS.--Addres A. B. liniebeee- V ir (By Order of the atandtkoners); TO BR SOLD Bt AUCTION, At t h e Nyhte e Harr Ina, Frirnley, in the County of Sim, Ili Maki. HODSKI NSON and Ca On Monday the 30th of November, zBO2, ['WO Allottments of LAND, both adjoining the great Weil= Road leading from Bagthot to Nat i Sri*, containing together 559 Am', s Roods,7 Poles, :rabbits. Prtztoiliiitieolott may be bad of Mr. Simi]lpiece, Stoke, ~areeyor; at Mr. Men:lord's, Greville-ftreet, Surveyor ; Meths. Hinton and Birch, solicitor; at the gang. Arms, Bagthot; the ,• at Mr. Gueft's, the White Hart, Haley, tie Premlfes ; and at Mgrs. Hodikinfon and London, where a theta of the Allott. be fan. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, Ece. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES- 1011. and ESTATE, war DORCHESTER With Poteflon imtnatafely. TO DE SOLD SY AUCTION--EY MR. RAINE, TnE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS has gained by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEF STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DELICACIES for the TABLE, SIDE.IIOARD. and STOR140011; whickare more fully expeeffed in his Catalogue, (Hr actno vita INVENTOR or TERN) has Anduced many perfons to give the fame name to ARTICLES entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perfons who go co the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folidt Ordcra of Tradelmen and Inn-keepers, who in son fequene.e,are often fared with a SPURIOUS SORT, by dlowlog them an extra profit, which is not only an impoiltion, but a great Ditappnintment to Families who purchare them with a dew of having GOOD SAUCE to their FISH, Ike. nth December, at the Rainbow Cofee-Hourei Leeks, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, FREEHOLD ESTATE, (the Land-Tax • which is redeemed) coailltins Ot a Well coldmied farm art Arabic sad Groins Lie 4, combing aboat 1 the volmie of which (ereept about so Acres that Common Fields of Melrose) furrowed* an exceb and Opt-buildings, in complete Pamir, now of the Proprietor : together with the 114 ANOR ;AZ well Recited Stith Game; an , ' la a Country Fieid-flports : &Rant able 4 Mdss ham . and Taiworth, in the Cosaty or Orford, • Loados. .veulara may be bad ra the Presides; of the Os' eed Papert at the principal inita at the above Of Mr. Maier, Mater, Tisane; at the Mr allait ; Load-Surveyor, Charlotte- London, where a I ,, in may be fees. act )44 Ka—Note are &dr Carmine, but what have there words on the Label, - BIJIGESI and Sois OIIGINAL ♦ND Sett. aloe Essence or Aiscuovics, No. sob Strand, Corner of Sava/ Steps, London." FREEHOLD IN HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, he iiiddle FON , soff sett, B illYeeladi of Cntraffi, of ite w Nodes will be gene. sad Tuns and Place of Salln LT and Subdantial Menage, and con t Offices; together with (event Parcels of Arable, I Patton Land ; containing by a late Garvey, One I Eleven itcrea,lscinfwe of Hedges, Fences and sic in Theob4d4trect, in the print of Aldenhass, Elftsce. 5 from F.dgeware and vs miles from the parcillon of Rlch;rd Hodgfon, Tenant PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, WE.DNESDAY, NOV. is. Hove's Divoree.—The 0M4117 of the day on Hoare, Divorce Bill was deferred till Tuefelay next. The Lottery Miftake Bill, the Mclades DiftMation bill, and two Natrralitation Bills, were read a (Mond time, and ordered for manniunent to-tnnrrow. APFItal. OF LEL AGAINIT MURDOCH, ROBERTSON, --- R;:a1111t1D111. 44 Then tarn Host. Member on ly complains that his neighbours are arrozatt, and net the poor of Englanif."—(4/ lase.) Mr. insider t wilted io fee the pocr laws all con• folid wed into one att. The CMANCELLOk cf the Exciter -Area was salo. ni(hcd that a::y objeaion to the principle timid come from loch a quarter. He was ationifheel cast Centkmen, of whole undertlandiog he entertained P. high an opinion, fhould advife a delay of feveral weeks. The quellioar was, whether thofa weer- Gums poor, whole poverty made relief not an aft of hou.4 7, but of juaice, &mild be infiiaed with a badge of turpitude? iZefle&ing upon the exern plary conJua of the poor. he was lure he would not be told, that, without a badge, they mull go witloort relief. He grieved at the oppotition made to loch a qucflion : he rni ved more at the delay. If the principle were tanainned, there (hould be no delay. On the contrary, he Allred for rapidity. even fo far as to give an extraordinary impulfe to the ufual forms of the Houfe. The original Aft was not adapted to the poor of the print day, mane of whom were the reveal of thole whom it bad in contemplation. lie hoped, therefore, the Bill would be carried ir.to'effea without delay. Sir WILLIAM Er. roan explained. Earl Tames\ in explanation faid,he only wiffied for delay in °ruler that he might know the princi. pie, which he did nut then norieritand. The CMAKCILLOR Of the Ezensetyla replied. that on the fecond reading of a bill every body mutt have had time to know its principle. Mr. Wit searoacs fail, :he pl.:nciple was very r, mi d e , an d m i g h t Ir k ;l own as V.CII then as atter the 10 had gene thri:l7,fi the C..mmittee. The pi inciple of it w.ts, to r.i;eve tram the reproach of a badge thole hill:I:ion. poor to v:hcni poverty was no reproach. In parts of the county which he had the honour to reprefent, there were many relpeaable, indatlriotts yeomen, under the necel fuy of receivir.g parochial allidance. The Houle could entertain no difference of opinion with re fpca to the perfons to whom the bill thou's! apple. The bill was then read a feconl time, and cum mitted for Friday. AND CO. paideulars may be had of Mars. T. and W. Dann, ao ; aad of W. and J. Black, Middle Temple, Lon- Tempt will dim the Peemifes. A Mr. Donald, a partner in the Houfe of Lee, Rogers, and Co. and at the fame time, a partner in the Houfe of Murdoch, Robertfon, and Co. had overdrawn his credit in the banking-houfe of the latter, by alum not Ids than wool. As fe curity to Murdoch, Robertfon, and Co. he, with Mr. Roge-s, drew a bill for wool. on the houfc of Lee, :Rogers, and Co. without tle knowledge of Mr. Lee, and payable to Murdoch, Robertfon, and Co: on demand. After Tome time, this bill was withdrawn by Donald, and replaced by ano ther bill on Lee, Rogers, and Co. for 10681. Donald became infolvent. The firm of Lee, Rogers, and Co. was diffolved. Murdoch, Ro. bertfon, and Co. demanded payment of it from Mr. Lee. Mr. Lee at firil hefitated, whether he Ihould not pay it. He afterwards took legal advice, and refilled payment. He retied thus till Robertfon, Murdoch, and Co. became bankrupts. Mr. Wal ter Ewing Mackie, trullee upon their fequeflered dime, brought an aftion for the r2covery of the to6lll. with interefi, before the Court of Seri - ion in Scotland. That Court regarded the iecond bill as vitiated by Come alteration, Co as to be no longer a deed legally obligatory t but judged that they had evidence before them of 'he esilteace of a debt of wool. by the original bill, not produced, againti Lee, and in favour of Mur doch, Robertfon, and Co. and gave judgment accordingly.—The caul: was farther litigated be fore that Court ; and a f....cona featence confirmed, with Come variation, the effed of the fira.— Againli thele fentences Lee appealed to the Houfe of Lord. 'MOLDS fN BEDFORDSHIRE. SOLD ST AUCTION—IN LOTS, middle of February newt, if not difptifed of ate Contrite, at which nodes wUI be given— time and place Of Sale, ON, called BARTON-HOUSE, is Coach-beefs for two Carr:age,, lent Offiew and Oardens, laid oar in a modem Ground, containing is dere, and a Half —. akulated for a private Family or a Sportfman, the edge of a fine thampaien Country...iina e gloat of the Manfton-Hotte and Lands omits, and Cetera pareekof inelated and Corn * containing of Inclearn tr; Acres, 3 Roods, Conamon Field Land toot Acres. /the above Eftate is Beamed in the earilhes of Memo Odiblon : diftant from Bedford to Miles, 'II Maks. and from Liston and Ampthlll 6 Miles. , Rawl balling front Bedford to London Is with ' WM of elw Man Son -Itaufe, and the Poll daily. Manor and Farm. 6tuate at Thorleigh and =apatite of Witham Daft, Tenant at Will; 4,boasfe and Oakes, and sot Acres othsckted Ballbrd sod Saint News about, Mika. POOlt LAVS. / be bed of Melds. T. and W. Dun, . sad I. Sleek, Middle-Temple, Leo- Tret ietten, will thew Pfkates then i ill, the tenet is Ms Oecepatics, 4. P. f t6e Tl , :. aids. !las r» . dm VICINITY of BATH. BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE. Orrat-Room in Pall-Mall, in a few days and Spacious Stone-btint MANSION. roomy Sabi* for ba Hooks. double Coati ' attached aid detached 011kes of way defedp oe Mink=; and the capital Farm, eseellent with lofty walk wen phuited with the eboieeß fvll hearing. harry, Peaehery, OrapesT, Melon Hook, du. fated on a beautiful l awn is the roLift dabrat so acres of rich Land fringed with Plan t liallhorek Lodge, homed in the path of Bath ilehMof SOUledili dem forming a difplay of - itedural:St drek, happily crowning an eon widekribatde pi&e ue profpreta end by tit* Prier Park. City Bath. &e. ht. The interior loos, well monnetted, of kilt proportions, , ance; the Domenic Men are and poke arranged, and the whole Pre aniPh fury with Inc water, foiled for the rce . ption of a Large family. Alto forrooneltng the eompad Farm, with a Farm-book and fait I. and tit acres of ,kh Ar.thie.ll4c.olvw, and of to a repalable Tumid, with point to re. 60 arms. if regalia/ • be hod os the Plinio' of the Bub and SW , Mariborourfa; Par-Ws Hoed, Weymouth Lod Agency Mike, Srkwy-plair, Bub ChertfLy ; Mean. Aldnder and Moat+, Solicitors, tithe it awiltow, Catchall and is "-Ma"' to Mew the Prcetif,s, wadeh may be viewed to Isr h.J . upon srp?irst ion either to Mr. &kb . Alt Clair i , who I. unpuwerell op realm proptiali , Vonwa!•_ g : tt Mr. Adam, for the appellant, this day, argued that the fcntences of the Court of Seffion ought to be reverted, bccaufe the fecund bill being fatis fled, could have no force as an obligatory deed ; bccaufe the srit bill was never produced as a ground of melon before the Court of Selfion ; be caufe Mr. Lee had never, with a full knowledge of the circuu . aances, co ntented to pay the pre tended debt. _ _ _ Mr. Rom act:, alto for the Appellant, urged, I that even the original bill for wool. though pro duced, could conititote no obligation againil Lee; because it was granted by Donald and Rogers, without Lee's content, for a debt not contraaed on account of the firm of Lee, Rogers, and Co. and becaufe it is the tutgoeftionabre law of thi s country, that partners in • company cannot tub jea one another to debts contraeled, not for the common knefit, and not with the general content of the partners. The further confideration of this caufe was de ferred till to-morrow. WILLIS'S *MAL AGAINST oarto. Their Lordlhips delayed to site judgment in this nitre till hiday nest. On the motion for the kcond reading of the bill to relieve overfeers from the penalties of the gth and 9th of William and Mary, to which they are liable for giving parochial relief to poor not wear ing a badge, Sir WM. Estrum entered intn an argument in Cupport of the pofition which he bad advanced nn a former night, in which he maintained the right of the public to accompany their nlief of the poor with fuch terms as they Should think proper. For this purpore he took a view of rite rife and pro• grefs cf the poor laws. Originally the poor were forpnrted by voluntary contribu:iens ; but, as the wealthy did not always contribute according to their ability, in the reign of Qiieen Elizabeth thefe voluntary contributions were I..rnfeded, and a rate fobitituted by AR of Parli.amec.t in their Read. From, therefore, the origin cf the buiinets, the claim of the poor to relief was purely difcre tionary on the part of the donor, and it a mif take to confider it a matter of ilria tight. The law fuperfeding the voluntary contributions, par taking of their fpirit, had a right to qualify the relief by fuch conditions as (hi u:d be deemed ad vifable. It had done fo in the particular inflame of requiring the perfon teceiviag fuch relief to wear a badge! and ire did not think a law of fuch long Itandingfhould be dm r.vay, heftily, or upon light grounds. Mr. Newer's"- obferved that the penal claufe in slueflion, fo far from being deemed oleo], had in a great meafare lain dormant. It was only of late that it was enforced by informers in the Weft of England. Acre ferrous riots had broken out in consequence. 'the aft had not in contemplati.'n the dcfcription of the poor to whom the indul gence was intended to be given i and if the bill fbould be Coffered to go to a Committee, he had a claufe to propofe, which would guard ageinil an ' bufc of the in.d..;lgerice, *ad remove a3drilieultr. W A ta N:r lv E gLE a E S R EC ( 11kat+El (By Order of TO BE SOI At the Whitt Hat Al. t Ina, By MIR On Monday the ; rwo Allottments the peat Welt= RI trd Bridge, containing too r (Lambkins. Printed pirpenftra may war Guilford; surveyor; limo-Garden, Surveys' eaneery-line, Soliciton ; Farnham; at Mr. f a will thew the Pronift • Arandel-Brilet; Loft may be fan. OfFORD MANOR and With pot TO BE BOLD BY Al Friday the a tth Dalai in Cornhill, LoSSON, FREEHOLD l on which is reaming dab Farm of Arable m at Atha; the Ode of in the Common Heide c iarekheage and Oat-ii the ammition of therm' Rollolin, well thick , 01041 canon fit Fieitt.d . boiebelter. and T sheet so Troia Ueda Printed Pardeolara may ter of the Oxford Pope tioncdToftna ; elf Mr. Rink*: and of Mi. ii at, Bloomiburv, Loft& FREEHOLD 11 TO BE SOI or before the Middle M by Private Colored, at ado tithe Time and P 1 NEAT and Sub *agent Wilms; top dow,ind Pafture Land undr.3 tad Eleven Acre. aches • fin:4c in Theobal wila 'from Mee. 5 fn ; now in the poi c om year to TOM Printed . partieulars may chi's; nod of W. a ....The Tenant will the. FREEHOLDS TO it SOLD BY or idcee the middle of before by Private Conn led alto tithe time and MANSION, Stables for as Horfe ether convenient 015(1 it. with Wood Ground. whole 40 calculated famed lac the edge be sh Rand. can Alio, Two Farms, and i HAI Lando. mantilla Forbes, and of Comm( The whole of the above 1 , noo and Higbee Cletdot am Hhrhen S hfikf . and urnpilte Rood imam quarter of a line of tit( Alio, a reputed Ideftee a hint, in the occOpetio C of a Farm-heath a ; &tent front led hr Pneted Puticalan may hub ; aftd el W. a Mr. Henry I Mr. il'illimmintat et the lo tbe VIC TO BE SOLD BY AD At bra Oran-Room i Noble and Spacii with roomy Scald* . enlve attached min foile d e the Mention •hen-garden with Itafty tree, in full hearing. P nd Ire I intik la. teen Paddceb slam so ft 1, railed Who m& IA • in the comity of Cat -NI the rich architcdtui • with undeferthabk Aran. Prior Park. C menu Ott competent sad pulic ini are to amply fupp c tandem of • la' t)% baildil_w% • So a capital compact nod t 41 . 4:t 1-aid let Of to ard of 60 arms. 1 ▪ -4K dart. may be had ttl Caltht Mar her „Tdurd Lod Ai Cl utf‘F ; Lief 'Ube Aura :.•tteltdo, to thew r . a% is Ihr • • A• r• ch ri 1••, wig, 401h' WI - II 1%1%14. Sir %V. Pos.r:Nsv raid, he tot . ; in purfuance of the no'ice which he had givel relative to the Papers laid upon the Table r.t . that Houfe, from the Ea a Indi.t Company, in confer:pence of a mo. tion which he had the honevr to make at the clofa of the lad Seflions of Parliament. He had dated fome.days ago,that a kind of compromise vas pro. pored, of which he had himfelf no opinion, and as he thonght he had given fu:Seicnt time for any propofal to come from the Thecae:3 on that rub set, to prevent the intention of Parliament, he thought he &mild not do his duty to his condim ents or to his cot.t.try if be potiponed the bus nefs any longer. The qucliion which he withed to come under the &einem of the Hoare was, u+e ther Bich encouragement wa, given to the fulcifts of this country, as to place Omni crt a level Foreigners relative to tlss plicate t r ade of 1 11 .j s 4 •