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P"' • , . . r • ' • ' • . • r ; . 0; - • 4a ., 2 " 1 cog ttl.• • • , •. • • . - AP ir • czt . • • a $ SI? • r. . " I " 4)44'91 ife.IRL THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, MAY will be perfornwd the Conway of THE WONDER. TO wbicts win be added the New Cooliera, railed THE SOLDIER'S RETU RN ; Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO _ _ PICWALLING OPPICI, April ta, illos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Illa MAJZS77t 11.41 1 7; le &gni, ziee maim, That on Friday the rya of May, next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for 111 REE HUNDRED TONS of LYMINOTON or NEW CASTLE SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; and for THREE HUNDRED TONiiof ENGLISH BAY SALT, of the larva grain; of which the PcrfOus who make the Tenders are to pro duce Samples. AUL jta, 1005. This day was pallfacd price In on. One Guinea. THE HISTORY and ANTIQITITIES of DON - 3 - CASTER and its Vicinity, including Pontefrad, Hendry, Rotherham, Bawtry, and the adjacent Villages. Alio a Map and Engravinp. with Anecdotes of endnent Man. • • By EDWARD MILLER. Mut Doe. PARLIAMENTART PROCEE►DIN'GS. ROMP OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL 29. - The Lid of Ox roan took the oaths and his feat. This teeeipg •Tbe Homy Moon; with the Soldier's Return. THE NAVY. The Earl of DARNI:EV calied the attention of their Lordthips to the Papers which had been laid upon the table relative to the Navy. lie had before declared, that in the inquiry he wdhed t.i innitute he had no pert - Anal objed in view, and he lhould prcvc this by purfuing the inquiry, notWthaanding circti in (lances which had lately taken place. The-Papers were (till dcfeelive ; but he was of opinion, never - thelefs, that the importance of the fubjea demanded that the inquiry fhould go on. He thought the belt mode of invelligating the Papers on the table wonld be to refer them to a Selett Committee. His Lord (hip, after a fhort pule, declined to name a day for moving for a Committee, obferving that he mould thortly take an opportunity for that p,lrpofe. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MAY 1, 1805, will be seed the oew Comedy of WHO WAN CS A GUINEA Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. The Charades by McSn. LEWIS. JUMBLE. MUNDEN, CHAPMAN, C. KEMBLE, SIMMONS, WADDY. DAVENPOR T, EMERY, FAWCETT. Mrs. GIBBS, Mn MATTOCKS, Miff WADDY. To which will be added a Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THF GNOME MtID THE DEVIL. _ This day was publithed, • In Four Voluedes, zanies. price t µboards, ROSErIA a NOVEL, by a LADY, well known in the fafhionable World. Pzintet for G. A. Wall, Richmond; and fold by Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Patminfter-row. Of whom may be had, jolt publilbed, Mandevllk, or the Woman of Fortitude, a Novel. By Miriam Malden, In Five Vali. 1 ZITO. price u s. hd in boards. _ _ . To be delivered into His MaJetty's Vita=Sing Stores at Dept ford, one half by the 3 Eft .f July, and the remainder by the 30th of September next, free of all charge and rik, t. His Majelty, ex cept that the Coutrad . l.ur will be allowed U. t id. per ton, for por terage of the Snit from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid fur by Bills payable with Wave ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Cootradts may be ken at me secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt Duties at Lymington in Hampadre, and Middkwich in Cheilire. refpedlively. This day was pubilihed, price 21.6 d. 'THE CABINET ; a C om i c O pera , i n Th ree I- Ads. as perfo-mcd at the Thcatre-Royal, Covent•Oarden, with univerfal applaufe. Written h 7 THOMAS DIBDIN. Printed tor - Longman, Hoeft, Rec., and Orme, Paternofter row. Of whom may be had, by the famc Author, juff publifhed i , The If; CUSH FL ELT, ill 1341: an Hiftorleal Comic Open, in Three Mb...price as. 6d. And In a few days win be puhnnted, by the fame Author, J. PAlllll.l` Vitt LS Cowie Opera, in Five Mts. %. The 'Wm. the I.IIIID ; a Comedy, in Three Ads. This Evening (b 1 Command of their Majeitias) Wbo Wants a Guinea ; with Lodi and Key. ARMY, TO BE SOLD fevenriniipeies (boat full and baM Pay) In Regiments bilk Eslt and Weft Indies, Eng land and Ireland. Acplicadon for particulars to be made (if by Letter free of Paine) to Mr. Johnfon, Cramm-ftreet. London. . , . No marl wit eWI t eney Tender iv shish tie trite AV ?it it inferted in wile at length, or tiot snit k Miners' to tie Board , &ewe One eekei es tie Ail Friday, the 174 e Afey Wit,nor sea* tire Priam who Mies tie Teske, orinew liens en his kbitif, eflestelt oninfueer oriels ealinifor. This day werepublifhed, In Two Volumes, IMO. Price 9s.bnund. A COLLECTION of AMUSING LITTLE STORIES and CONVERSATIONS. To which is added an nary and progrelEve Method of conitruing French into Engtlth ; DeOgnc,l for the Uk of Young l'erfons beginning to Earn the French Language. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE LET FURNISHED, VICTUALLING OFFICE. 49 . 4'16, 180 i. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7ESTrs NAVY, ♦ der+ shy mike, That on Friday the loth of May neat, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for About TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY CHALDRONS of prrrS TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodnefs. A. COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, confiding of a Dwelling Itoufe, having on the Ground Floor three Parlours, a lug. Kitchen, and requiftte Offices ; on the flrft Moor 8: Bed dumb, ra, and over three Servant Rooms ; alfo a Coach-boufe, St.hling for feveral Horfes ; a well. Rocked Pigeon book, and Flitt-pond. Kitchen-Garden, Shrubbery, and about (even Acres of Orcharding and Meadow and. By A. =OA. Printed for the Antlinr, And fold by Longman. Hunt, Rea and Orme, Petemnilrr•ruw; J lA'right, W. Jon a, J. Lace, and T. Milner, Liverpool . The Gtuatiun one Mile from the Market Town of Abergawan ny, on a good Turnpike Road, within ewe minutes walk of the hives Mk, fanscd fnr its Salmon, Trout, and other Fiat, and the (wounding country abounding with Game. Further particulars may he gnown by perConal applieation, or letter (pit paid) addrelled to Mr. Gabb, Sohciter, Abcrpvenny. April ay, tky. To be delivered in a whole cargo, or whole cargoes, In the fpaee of three week. from the date of the Contradt, winds and weather permitting, alonifide the Wharfs at ids Niairfty's Vidtualling Pre mifes at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft Ninety Days after date. • This day day was publiihed. to I .OZIO. price u. feared, A VIEW of the Old and New Way of Dnerine, Difcipline, and Government, in the Churches of Including Remarks on Dap:ifm, the Lord's supper, the Plurality of Eiders, their Ordination, act. The Coaditioos of the cotta may be ft= at the Secretary's Office. By PANiID MAE, A. M. Be not wife in your own conceit.' Rom. x1i.16. Printed for the Author, and fold Al Longman, Hurft, Rees, and , Orme, Paternoiter-row ; and J. Young, invernefe. t# This PubHeadon is panicularly recommended to all Mini fen of the Gape', to Students in Divinity, and of yto the attention of the Cburebes lately formed in 800t>and and England. GRAND SPRING LOWERY. SCHEME. Value of 'eaels. of b pox* - woo° io.boo - 54 0 0 - 2Poo 5 00 .1 00 3 0 20 Cap'film dttbatlnshle 1101-drawl), el Day , 10400 Pitt* IA OR/ moo Ditto 3d Day 3001 bitto 4th Day soon Ditto tth Day moo Ticketa and Share, are PREEN" • Half - £ 9 15 o I (toner - 4 1 1 1 c I 11F O:NS DR AWI Tiaket Fiat-dram% 6th DayC loom Ditto 7th Day 1000 Ditto ilth Dalt Soixo Ditto yth bay z,coo Ditto loth D :4 , 2,000 e felling at every Office. 1 . PRICE : - -£i9 o 0 I sixteenth g o Eighth - a g ui ivit MAT. yarn. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DE.‘VeN TICKET. TBTSH. ContrAEtor far the prefent Lottery, re . (pallidly acquaints the Nobility, Gentry. end the peddle in general, that the Drawins of the Lottery will begin the titli of Ws Month, and from the catraordinary Salt that has taken place he is warranted in raying ttat Tickets will be atrentely and confequently dear, he therefore aureola his friends to be as eat c s k epwilibie in their purcliek. au and Shares arc kiting in great variety at both his old eßahllbed 011ees, No. 4. Cornhill. end No. p. Charing-Cats, where 6,431, the UR sopoc.L ever drawn, was fold In &arcs, and where NI Prises of the lift and farmer Lottcties are paying in full without any deduction whatever. STATE 1.0 TTERY CON TAMS S Prises of 430.000 1 3 Prizes of kl,ooo s 20,000 1 I spec, 3 50,030 g 1030 14 of scoL and attars of I mt. &c. SWIFT and Co. Nu. it, Poultry, are felling th e Tickets sod Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th of May. In the la* Lottery, the Tichet Nw 16,932, a Prise of ro.oool. No. boo. a Prize of wool. and Now 91102 and 16468, Prises of tool. were Stand and fold at Swift and Co.'s Ofike-wwltcre No. 6791, a Prise of so,cool. No. 9362, a Prize of togooL and No. toot a Prize of 'cool. to the preceding Luctery, were alto fold in Shares. 6 FATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY 13th THE Tickets are in:d and divided into Halves, Quarters. Eighths. and Sixteenths, by HAZARD. BURNS. and Ca stock-bookers, at their State-Lottery Glee, No. 93, under the /Royal Exchange,:, London. and no where elle on thelr account. Letters, pelt paid, duly anfwered. and Schanes grads. THE tiCHEME CONTAINS •Two Prise, of 5 0 0:0011 . or0 or 50p031.--Three of tespoolr Three of 3.oooL—Five of LOOOL--blght 5.0001. norms of Joel Ste. Sce. and the 'omit Prize act In the late Lottery, No. 8 4335, a Prise of 25,oscL was fold and Otlifteed at the above Oita, where Na 59,338, 5000 i. and *0,742 and 10487, Prizes of toocL were fold In Shatter. •.• Country Grins, accompanied with Eton dated Ms on Landon, Polt-ONer °niers, or Cant, In Parcel by Coach or Car- Tier. randluaily amended to: anal Correfpondents may depend on being tea ed cue!) , on the fame term. as if perforal/7 prdent. SIIPER!OR FLEGANT HOOFS, tee. NARDN's NL N I NVENTED EFFULGENT 111.ACICING, patronifed for are by the King and Royal Fa- InDy, was Iwo9br to p. rtedlion five years ago, and has ever fine tnaintained its derifiv‘ to: teriort ty. wholly Indrpendent of gummy *riming. and the novi.,us a..t a japan varnish: this is purely fobenkrg,edrentiallyelworing, eonfervative and conge nial to the hathar ; rein after a grist length of time. when doP. Is wiped olftbe tranf‘endatit %Are O. 41 'played...ls:eh no other /Path *: can circa k onal has no (cent. it repells w id% telihillud• heat, 11..nrif:ws its all elltnate., and require.* no' half the trouble: its impeti :1 elegance i. eunfcrred on Snot', eanauch-hnins, Lathes' Slack RuCia, Clues, 3e.-1... and 671. PeT Boa.—Hardy'. Mixture.Creans and Liquid, arc match- Ids for refloriog.prelaviug and beautifying the I'nps of 8ekt0i...... The Crean, key, the pale col..ur, ts. 6d. The I.lqii 41 Is for brow:: ser tan ta. The Milner tall...out ink, or any Rain, 3i. Per Ivetic• The genuine are figncd and fold by Robert Hardy. No. a. Barn lan, Hedb•ell. London; Uie.y and Sutton. Bow Church yard; H^wand and Ey ins, I.nag•l•unt; Shaw and Edwards. maim Pours - , l , lrch•yard; 11,-odrie and Sono. Tochbnrna Wee': But. C l 'e 4 PS4e ; Ruben:on, Na Peinee-tireet. Edinburgh Hardl'a Mufie Shop. third Hodfon, Printer. Cambridee; and wit p. rfornars, hookkticra, and venders a Medicine in king dom —I 117.w...in% Powder I. reronsinen.kd to attaler., and for esi..rtairsos ; OM moll "estpals to tient ear nig, Aid not fuhj , ../ to k.f., as wild WM :be ant. 0 : bottle,, iseuituti.g,64.- No. of Primo. a s 3 3 Acco Tickets. Total Value. Is p 6o,axt 404az0 - 30000 *cooo 10.000 - 8 ,000 - 7,000 woo - sPoo - t Nov . 4) X 00 too 6,c00 N. regard will Sc ladl to say testier in labia the prier jball act be infested Si, tomb at leagtb, ir Slit frail soot be delivered so Me Beand believes" tided ow the fold bide) rbe lotbiltray atxt, ao ;saki the PeelLa al.* aegis, the Sealer, • r fosse ter* er big Sedalf o ssteash, aaltoor eobve edlalftr. THOMAS BROOKE. IF THOMAS BROOKE, f ormer l y o f ' t h e P ar a of Stone, In the County of Woreciter, is living, and will apply to Melfrs. Bray and Gale, Solicitors, Droitwich, Woreetterihire, be will hear of fomething cobli , lcrably to his advairage. The above mentioned TiteldA I BROOLI was a Prlvatr in be Portfolooth 1 3tviSaa of Marines, and (being dropfical) was air. charged tlereftuns about the month of t Sot, was form: time afterwards to Gofport Hofpitai, and has not Once been heard of. Any Perfon whip can give:riitisfat.ctory information of the death of the laid Thomas Brooke, will ct handforaely rewarded for their trouble, applying as above. MR. CHRISTIE has the honour refpefifully to inform tie Nobility and Public, and the Leven of the Fine Arts in particular. That on Friday May t 7, ands following days (Sundays excepted) be will SELL by AUCTION. Con the Prernifes, by Order of the Proprietor, without referve, the mag nificent andlruly valuable Conedion of PICTURES; the pro. duetions of the gnat ArtMs of the 'rid& School, known as the Colkaion et the SIiAKSPEARB GALLERY, formed ander the fpirited diredices, and with unbouoded expence. by thole didln guinte.4l promoters of the Fine Arts, the Mats. Boyden. Thefe juilly admired Pidlum. in which the Poetry of our great Bard has forniftwd occallon fur a proud difplay of notional talent, comprife many of the happkil effort, of foci. &ceded ludas as the immor tal Sir Joshua Reynolds Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha milton, Wheatley. Kirk, Ramberg,and others—the rarity, as well as the excellence of whore works, nod beam them a dillinguilbed place in the colledieo of the connoineur. Among the fpirlted per formances of living genius are the King Lear by Mr. Wen, and , various by Barry, Northeote, Gide. Trelham, FAB, Hoppaer, Smirk, stothard, Peters, Rigand, Wenall, Boyden. and A. Rata , man, and that admirable fet of Cabinet Mures. the Seven Aces, by Mr Smirket Info relieves by the Hon. Mrs. Damcr, and the grand bale renege, the Apotbeons of Shahf p earc , by the lateThos. Banks, hfq. R. A. Many of the above Ptftares are of the Cabi net flee, and the remainder will be found worthy objets for the large falcons of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo. rate Bodies, or for exhibitions in &Rant parts of the kingdom.— The Galkry Is open till the t tth of May, it being the fall time the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col. kdtion. Catalogues may he had as above. SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUC f lON—By Mr. CHRISTIE, Oa the Premacs, on Monday, May to, at one o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, without rcfcrve, THOSE capital, fpacion4, well known. and moll L &Arable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SIIAKSPEARE GALLERY. Pall Mall.-being a fubftantial and elegant (tone. fronted building. eroded upon a• peculiar conftrudtion, and fire proof--compriftng a (parlous Bore room on the ground floor, and a capital range of three grand exhibition rooms over the fame 122 feet long by 24 feet wide, with lanthorn fky-lights; admi rably fuited for the purpose of exhibition or auction rooms, or (or any bulled' where premifes on an extenftve kale are required. Held for 64 years unexpired, at an eafy ground rent. Particulars may be had on the prernifes ; at the Rainbow, Cornlial ; and of Mr. atriftle, in Pall• Mall. HAMPSHIRE —TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Metres. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. At Garraway's alike-honk, 'Change alley Cornhift , Lon.lon, on Monday, May ats, 1 805, at twelve o'clock, In three lots, Lot t. Compact FREEHOLD FARM, called A TEO WELL FARM, lying within a ring fence, in the Fulfil of Eaft Mean. bounded oa one fid e by t h e high road front Pcterafield to Winehtftcr, in the county of Hants ; confift ing of a Farm Houk and Buildings, and a 37 Beres, I rood, 39 perches of Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land, in a high (tate of cultivation, and abundantly and beautifully wooded, in the pore& li.‘n of Mr jouathan Pollard, tenant at will, Game about fix miles front Petersfield. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD FARM, in pin adjoining the preeed• irg, and the remainder within a Otort diffract, at Drayton, in the aforefaid ; confining of a Farm Houfe, ➢arn, and Stable, and 34 acre% r rood, o p,Tches of Land, in eight Odds adjrin fog the Houk, let on Leafe, at a (mall quit rent, for the life of a perfon aged about Go. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD FARM, called Meer, In the parlor of Fro:field ; confifting of a (mall Houle, Barn, :noble and Ofh , et. and 63 acres, so perches of Arable and Failure land, in the por ta-too of Mr. John Ewen. who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next ; alto a Piece of Wood Land In hand, well Rocked with young thrivirg trees. cnotaining 13 acre*, t rood, t 7 perches ad joining the Farm; and alto an Allotment on the Froxficid Bo net. containing 12 aces, t rood. t perch, making together h 8 azres,3 mods, 7 perches. I o be viewed on applierion to the tenants ; partlctillrg m3y he had at the Gerne, Wanebelter ; Swan, Alreiconl ; Sw.m . Alio° ; Red Lion, Peter, i. hi ; v the place of fait; of Mr. H.kliki.oft.e.. Aroadel-Rreet„Stratid; and ut Mr. Abbutt,23, Shrplit Xl • act. Piccadilly. N.. Mawr to be takl fur at *fair oaluatlun. COVENT-GARDFN THEATRE. JACK IN OFFICE. This day was publinted, peke as. a Pamphlet entitled, TACK IN OFFICE. Which will contain Remarks on Mr. Brahant's Addrefs to the Public; With a full and Im partial Clufitleration of Mr. Kembles Public Cooklud with re fped •n that Gentleman. By the AU ['HOU. of the DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, &e. Sold by C. Cbapple, 66, Nil Mall, and 30, Southampton•row, Bloomury; and J. Afperne. 32, Cornhill. Of whom may & had, tR. Dramat:c dynostfia, as. 2d. Elbow ROM', Is. 3d. Tlnfplan Indlanary, gs. THE ONLY EDITION BY AUTHORITY. This day was plidithed in one Volume 3yo price 45.6 d fewed, AREPORT of the Proceedings in his MajeA y's Court of Exchequer in Ireland, in the Cafe of the Hon. Mr Juftice Johnfou, containing the Aiguments of Counfe', and the opinions delivered from the Bench, as taken fmm original &cu. aunts. With an Appendix, compn(lng the At' i ,be 44th Geo 111. a 9 2, ; the Writ of Habeas Corpus, and Return thereto; Co pies of Letters wri ten by Perron, of high Rank in th e kith Ad • minittration; the form) Aflldayits, the opinion delivered in the Court of King's Bemch by Mr. Jultice Day; and a Poftfcript. By J. S. EMERSON, Efq. solicitor to Mr. Janice JOHNSON. Pricted for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Mr. PRATTe HARVEST HOME. Dedicated by permiffion to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales. This day was published, iii Three large Volumes Bvo. embelVicd with a fine Portrait of the Anthor, engraved by Caroline Wat fon, from an original Pi:R - ,:re by Lawrence, HARVEST HOME; conflUnh r among a great variety of intereftim , Matter, of Supplementary Cleaning , in England; of Original POems, Original Dramas; Original Con tributions in Vert: and Prole, by eminent living Authors; of Sketches of the Moral and Social flare of Englint Artizaos, in the great Manufaauring Trans, and of a corteacd and enlarged tion of the Author's Poem of Sympathy." By S. J. PR...1,T r, E(1. Printed for RienA It D Pa IL LI el, No. 6, New &Lige ftrr et, Black fm as and to be had of an Bookfalers. S F ECMC&S. Tin. , day was publiflied,in nom. price 641. (Embellilhed with a Portrait of the Author) No. I (to he co•ninued weedy) of 'THE SERMONS of the Jere Dr. HUGH BLAIR Minifter of the High Church, and Profeffor of Rhetoric and Belles Lames in the Univerlity of Edinburgh. This Work will be accurately printe..;,, with a New Type, on a fine Wove Paper, and will he cornprifed in twenty weekly Numhers.price 64:1 eacn ; and will form, when completed, four handfome Volumes, at the (mall price of sets. • The unparalickd emtent of there Sermons have experienced front the Public. with the unqualif.ed encotnitints bellowed upon them by the different Reviews, makes it unitseeliary to fay any thing farther in their prinfe. The found Doctrines they contain, and moral precepts they inculcate, render them an ()Wed of admi ration with the Divine; and their being tranflated into fo many Foreign Languages (and rapid Lie), is a farther proof of the in 'riche merit of tilde exe,lient &mom. Printed for R. flutters, No aa, F4.iter lane, Fleet Itreet. Where may behad. No. I. of Buchan's Domenic Medicine, price 6tl TO THE untßAFty WORLD. This day was publiflurd, A CATALOGUE of • moil Valuable and fplendid Collcdtion or BOOKS. including the Libraries of the following Gentlemen, lately dtceated. viz. Was. BOYi. Ffq F. A.S. Airtime of Colledbons for the Hiftory of Sandwich, u,sil other leznied \Voris. The Rev Wst. Howoect., Vicar of Weft Hythe. The Rev. Was. TIIO/4A5, Vicar of St. Mary's, Sandwich. The Library of 'a Gentleman of the Farnky. Alto, Of the Ire Lady Haim, at Dean, near Wtngham. Of the Rev. Mr. Omovr, Rretor of Kinllnorth : and feveral choice Parcels. purchafra within the Isii two years. The whole, together, form a Colleition of front THIRTY to FORTY* THOUSA N.D VOLGM ..... Amour which are many valual • and levee publicatirma in Topognphieal Hißory, Natural Hutory, Ans and Sell:l,CM Me dicine ClJffiel, &c. &c. Which will be told tor Ready Money, at very reduced prices, By Wit.t.tase Ben row, Primer, Bookfeller, and Stationer, Canterbury. A• on Catalogues will he forwarded without ortiere, Gentlemen who with to be fupplied with them ate refridted to fend their ad drat (putt-paid) to the Kentith Library, Parade, Canterbury; or to any of their 8 ,, 01t air., in Marrs. Longman, Hord and Co. bookfillers, Potfrnott , r row, Leemon ; or to the 11..411.11,es at the two linnet-Afire. amid iu the City of Bath.—The Price of the ea talvie will he is. Ad. Th•ife Gentlemen who h ore alr,ady hot their addr, A, are re rotetfi,Py iorormed that Catal.lims will Ik turwarJed agrevahly to order. The who'e Cotteetion wilt be kept Inviolate till the thy fi::ecl for the e•mmtoc•menr or the ear: wil be taken that Ole Ca.ahgurt (hill reach their dettinati,abe a► nearly a►lwf tibl ...tt tansc vesiaal. UNIVIRSITIFS OF OXFORD •ND C tMBRIDEPR. The Bifhop of Osford moved the ordef of the day for the Houle refolving itfeif into a Committee on the Oiford and Cambridge Univerfity Bill. Lord VU - count SIDMOU rH expreired his regret at feeling himfelf compelled to oppofe the Bill. He thought, however, that many evils would refolt from allowing the Colleges an un li m i te d power of 'pur -1 charm+ n bene fi ces ; that the fucceffron to bene fi ces would thereby become too rapid, whilli, at the fame time, the patronage of the Church would be, in too great a degree, taken out of lay hands. Some mo dification of the prefent reiramt might, he admit ted, be of ufe ; for inltance if the Colleges w e re to be allowed to purchafe benefices to the number of three fourths of their fellows. Much, he thought. might alfo be done by augmenting the value of (mall livings, and inereafing the number of Churches. The prefent:Bill, lie thought, went a great deal too far in aboli(hing altogether that rear tint which had been wifely impofed ; and he, therefore, moved to poOpone the Committee to this day three months. The Bilhop of OXFORD thought that tome of the t•fics touched upon by the Noble Vilcount might form good fubjeCts for a feparate Bill, but had little connection with the prefent. The Arcbhifhop of CANTERBIThY likewife de fended the Bill which he thought would be highly beneficial in its operation. Lord AUCKLAND thought that no Wain were be fore their Lordlhips on which they could with pro priety proceed. The • Bi(hop of OXFORD raid, he had the figures with him which would give the neceiTary information to the Committee. Lnrd AUCKLAND proceeded to obferve, tiro the information ought to be laid upon the table in an of ficial nay before they proceeded further in the con lideratina of the. Bill. Lord GRENVILLE contended, that the argu ment of the Noble Lords that further information was wanting, was a good argument for going into the Committee, whet e that information might be obtained. Lord Vilcount SIDMOUTH and Lord AUCK LAND fi-verally explained the former Noble Lord r a id h e ihnitid not take the fenfe of the Iloufe upon his mn;inn. The BISI-10P of LONDON expreffed himfelf a warm friend to the Bill, which he thought mould be produetive of none of tbofe difadvantages which had hcen attached to it. The BISHOP of ST. ASAPH thought the re tiraining elude in Lord Hardwicke's Bill, which it was the objea of this Bill to repeal, abfurd in itfelf, as it ellablilhed a general regulation for all the Col leges in the two Univerfitie-, without any refetence to the particular and Rate of each. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid he had made up his mind decidedly to fupport the prelim Bill.— He thought there was no common fenfe in the coat ment witch rettfained the Colleges intlifctiminatelv from yirctialing more benefices in number than half the number of their Fellows. There were two Colleges a Oxford, in one of which there were twelve Fellows ...110 were all E , :clefla (lies, and in the other there were alfo twelve Fcßows, only fix of whom could be Ec clefiailics. In this cafe, therefore, the enafting clank to which he had alluded, by making no ciiltinaion, had evidently given one College a much greater be nefit than the other. As to any damages to be ap prehended from a monopoly of patronage in the hands of the Univerfities, he lamented he was obliged to fay, that even if this Bill naffed, Iron the flue of the funds of the different Colleges, there was great reafon to fear that it could not he attended, with r.• fpee to the acquilition• of benefices, with Al thole b e . neficial effetqs which it was highly clearable Ihmild be the reit& With refpee,however,to any dang , t of that defcriptiOn, he was not afraid of our unives lities; but when he law a body of men'affoeiating for the pur pole of publicly maintaining tenets which were little thort of tchifm from the Eitablifhed Church, and at the fame time buying up (mall livings, for the purpofe of putting perfons in the pulpit to preach (Mt, ines contliary to thole of the Ellablifhed Church ;when be law alfo church patronage brought to market, anal bought and fold, it was there he had realm' to appre hend danger, and not from the Univerlities, which had given to the country the far greater part of thole men who had been moD eminent in church and Rate. Lord EL I.F.NBOROUGH wifhed that Come fcale might be deviled by which they might be enabled to limit the operation of this Bill. The BISHOP of OXFORD doubted the praCti cabi:ity eflablilhing any fcale of that defcription. • The Duke of NORFOLK thought the Bill re ' quired modification, which, it it did not receive in the Committee, he fhould oppure it in its tublequent Itages. The mntinn of Lord Sidmouth was then negatived, and the Bid was committed pro forma. The BISHOP of OXFORD moved, that the Com mittee Ihotild tit again on IVcdnelday ; which was agreed to, and the Lords ordered to be fommoned 1 fOr that Jay.—Adjourntd. 'I crn aver.