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Specimens of the WHOLE OF THE ENGRAVINGS which are to be given in this Lottery to thofe Holders of Tickets who do not obtain Capital Prizes, are now exhibiting GRATIS at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and No. 73, Condi& IF the next of Kin of SAMUEL EWER, late a Clerk In the 13-wk of England, and at hit Death in bit Sep tent'oer refiding in Manfiou street, Kennington-Lane, Surrey, then aged about 7t, and Eniipofed to have been born at H. mel Hemp- Read, or Sr. Albar.s, in Hen fordbirc, wig apply to Mcffrs. Cardale and Son, Bedford-Row, they will hear of (awaking to their Ad v.:ntage. THE SUR REIsIDER OF CALAIS. FuSadie de St. Pierre. Mr. IC EMBLE. Q . 5411, Mn. ST. LEGER ; Julia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. To which will be added A TALE OF MYSTERY. PARLIAMENT,fRr PROGEEDINvs. VICTUALLING OFFICE, MI 23, 1803. THE CO3l - MISSIONCRS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7ES Tr/ NAPY, dr Gerd, give Lehr, That on Friday the ytle of June next, they will be ready to re. eeive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat with fuels Pcrfons as will undertake to fupply good, found, ltrong, and merchantable MADEIRA WINE to his Majelty's Shape and Vac's at Madeira, for twelve months certain, and further until fix months warning fhall be given : to be paid for by &Re payable with intereft Ninety Days after date.--The Cm:did= of the Contrta may be ken at the So:rotary's Office. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 3T. Their Lord Chips in a Committee were occupied for feveral tints in bearing Counfel, an, ddi..tii.g Come preliminary points, priori• pally of form, refredling the charges again!! Mr. jufticc Fox. Mr. ADAM (the Coenfel for the Learm:d Judge) concluded a very ingenious and elaborate argument with praying for a copy of the proceedings before the Lommittee of their Lordihips, relative to his client. • RUISLIP INCLOsURE. WE, the Commillioners named in and appointed by an A& of Parliament, for la clofing Lands in the Pariah of Ruillip, otherwife Rifelip, in the County of Middicfcx ' HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that we h a ve marked a n d l e t out certain Parcels, parts of the open and common Firlds, and ago certain Parcels, part- of the common and wage Grounds within the laid Pariah, which we propofc to fell by Public AuElton, at the boufe of William Dott, the Bell Inn, in the town of Rui flip, on Wednefday the loth day of July next, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Counfcl haying withdrawn from the Bar, the Prayer of Mr. Jullice Fox was difcuffed with much minutenefe and force of ar gument by feveral Nt.ble Lords. The CRANCILLOR. Lords HAWS ISSUIY and MULGRAVE eon. tended that it was not a proceeding of codrfe, that minutes of the evidctica viten before the Committee thould be delivered to the I.,arn.d Judge. Lords Gar.rieixt.t and AUCKLAXD maintained the contrary propofition, upon the principle that the Committee of their Lord. Mips could not be sflimilated to a Grand Jury, and that coat - quently there was no obligation on them to pref. rye fecrecy. A ' motion at laft was put and carried, that the Chairman fhould leave the Chair, which pit an and to the difcullion. An order was mode for the Committee to mitt again on Wetinrfday. Mr. Jullice Fox was Latitl bciow the bar during the difeufßon. Stipendiary Curates Bill was brtuAt up by Mr. Attorney General, and others. Riad a Sgt time, and ordered to be Printed. The CI—L NCELI OR broil:Th• in a Bill for removing doubts al to the applimtment o!'eertnn Officers belonging to the Court of Chancery, w:iich was read a firft time. Adjourned to Wednefday the stlt No regard will be bad to any tender is Table& dr price /ball not be inferted in word: at length, or that frail not be delivered to the Board before arse o'clock on tho laid Friday the of yore smxt,, nor unlefi the Paton tuba maker the tender, or fame per* on hi: May, attn-dr, to anfwer when called for. The plans whereof may Ix ken by applying at the Office of Mcifrs. Jenkins, James, and Co. Snlititors, New Inn. Loudon , at the Bell Inn, Patifitp, and at' Mr. F.cdgwick's, the Autioneer, Rickmattfworth, where printed partitUars may alfo be had, four teen days previous to the Cale, and at the principal Inns In tie neighbourhood, and maybe viewed on appli:atiou to Mi. K:Vey, Harrow-Weald Lodge. Dated this zad day of May, 1805. THOMAS WYATT. JOAN TRUMPP.N. WILLIAM SEMI WICK. TICTUALLING-OFFIOE, Ma) 30, 180 s. THE COMIITISSIONERS for VICTUM,LiNG HIS MAYESTrs NAP"; do &rely give Notice, NEW COMIC PANTOMIME. ROYAL CIRCUS. ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, 1%3, will be prefcnted a Grand Weil of HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Mabee°, aiLlted by Meas. M'Ditaid and Belcher; and Mr. Ma keen will Lcap 4.,vtz Four Garter► And, for the tath time, will he yr-formed an moire new Ballet Dance, called LEANDkR and LEONORA. • • Previous to which, THE KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER; Or, ST. GEORG los DAY. In the enutfa of the Evening, Mffs Fannn, an infant only eight years of age, -silt make her 19th appearance on any nage, in the popular Bravura of "The Soldier tied o[ War's Alarms." • • TLe whole to conclude with a New 'tad Splendid Harlcquinatle. railed A MOGUL TALE ; HARLEQUIN WANDERER. 'The exteafive MaAincry and Charges by Mr. Branizon.l. The Pantomime written and pot up by Mr. Robert.. . . The Scenery. defigned by Mr. Wintinine:reprefents an Afiade Zanana, in which is introduced a Perfian Pas de Trbis, by Mr. and the Miller Giroux...Correet Views of Margate, Ramfgate, and Briglithe'rnftonc—Grand Panorama View of the Defeat and flight of Hofkar.—The Maufoleum of Nmeauti Afloph Khan Rageinakel, and a Difplay of the Ceremony of opening the London Docks, with the entry of the Britifh Traders. decked with the colours of all Nations..— ro condole with the Starry Regions of the Eaßem Genii. ClaraZten by Meffrs. Simplon, He!rise, Crantleld, James, Pine, Woolf, Hollon,lwortb, and Mr. Montgomery. The remainder of the Charade:a by the Company at large, afOtted by feseral fupernunteraries Places far the Dues to he taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Boa- Offic-A—Box 45. Second. Price as. &!sond i'ri-e a s.— Celery is. Second Price 6d. ASTLEY'L, WESTMINSTEk-lIRIDGE. Ural the Patrcnage of their Royal Highnetlis the Prince of WA . 7. E S and Duke of Yo a K. O • MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, and every V Evening nest Week, will be prefmted, at half-p..ft fix o'Onek !weeny, never performed, en entirely Nets lAet of Aetion, compofed by Mr. Ivlerecnor, called FALSE COLOURS: . Or, THE SAILOR's RETURN. The Principal Chimaera by Mr. Gantlet, Mr. Boulartge, and Mr. Mereerat. Mils Jenkinfon, Mira Davis, Mrs. Merceint, and Miff E. Mcrcerot, only five years old, who will introduce a New Hornpipe. The Marie by Mr. SA NStRSOIII. bninediately the, which, an entirely New Magnificent Spefitaele, in two Part*, taken from an old En:lint Tale, coofliting or Re citative. hang% fluet.t, Trim. Choruffes, uncommon Combats with the Battle-Axe, Str,all and Broad Swords, tnd appropriate Daiwa, called THE LONDON APPREATICE : 9r, THE SEVEN TOWELS OF CONSTANFINOPLE. &Erna, Mrs. AS I'LFY. ftthe courfe of the Speetacle the following New Scenery will be difplayed: 3. Mr. Traffic's Counfmg.houre—a. View of London Bridge. in Old 'rt./nes-3. HourekeeFer's Roont..-4. Quarter-Deck of the Pirate's Ship --5. Guard-r00m...6. Sea view r Algiers, with two real Ships in Clofe AC:lino-7. Panorama View of Conftan tinoplc-8. The Grand Sultan's Saloon -9 Turkifis Chamber—. le. View in the Interior of Conftautinople—t t. Garden in the Seraglio—r Turkifb Pavillioo-.13. Exterior of the Seven Tower —i 4. Grated Cells-15. Condemned Cell—And Wily, the Turhiib AnWiltheatre. The various Combats arranged by Mr. La noire. The Scenery, dce dttigned by Mr. Otieve, and executed by him, ?Weirs. Marchbanks, Morello, Plaiftow ' Smith. &c. The MuSc with a grand Turkilb Overture, by Mr. Sande rion. '1 he Bann:rs, Machinery, Working Ships, Barges, Dczoroti,ms. &c. by Mcffrs Pradwell, Perez, Smith, Honor, Junes, Ike. The Dreles, by Mr. Williams and Afhtlants. The whole written and adapted for Stage Reprefentation, and produced under the dirccction and fuperintendanet of Mr.AS I' LEY, jun. _ _ In the cootie of the evening, Equeftrian Exercifts By Matter Saunders, Mr Jeffries. and Clown, Mr. Porter. And for a few nights lon ger , ti n w h o l e to concl ude with the Po pular Pantomime, invented by Mr. ASTI.EY. jun. called LAUGH AND LAY DOWN : Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway; Clown, Mr. Laurent ; Columbine, Mrs. Wybrnw. • • An entirely New C om i c P antom i me will be produced in a few days Doors to be opened at half paR five, to begin at half pelt 11x, o'clock. Box 4s.—Second price 23.—Pit as.—Second price is. Galaxy is. Second price 6d. Second price to commence at haltpaft eight o'clock preeifely. Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre from tcu till four o'clock. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. 'BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THI great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gair.cd by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for PA Saxer, &etre., 84, Hafted Calvet Head., Beef Steal:, Male Dars, Will Fowl, aid Caw J with many /).4; ewies for the Table, Sideboard, and Store. Room; which are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (He being the Inventor of et ese,) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to (click Orders of Tradefmcn and Inn-keepers, who in confe quenee are often fated with Spu);:ms Sorts, of very inferior van ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difappointment to Families who parade thew with a view of having good Saues to their tifh,&e. N. B. None arc His Genuine, bm what have thcfe words on the Label," BURGESS ai.:d SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCIiOVIES, No. 137, Strand, Corner ut Savoy Steps, Loadou." That on Wednefday next, the sth of June, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for ONE HUNDRI.D TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR, To be anfwerable to famples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be Chliecred as demanded into His Nl:jelly's Vidualling Stores, St D:ptford; to be paid for by Bills payable with irtereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conrad may to Peen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be hal to av under in which the pke flail Not le in ferted is words at lettgth, or tbatfiall not he delivered to the Board Iffire lone Adak so the Paid lVelnefday Next, the sth cf Jane, tar wills the pew. nJa main the tender, or fine perfon ea his behalf, attends to afar. tchoo.ostolfor. ISLE OF TH ANET, NEAR MARGATE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Royal Hotel, Marec. on Saturday the 6th day of July next, at ch.ven o'Ciock iu thc. Forenoon, SEVERAL Freelinid Yams and Parcels cf . Lfiad in convenient Lots, fituate at Shortendane. Swin 0 or., and Twenty*. Several of the Lots arc well adapted for building on. Particulars, and a Map of the Eftste and Lots, may be frets by applitation to Mr. Gritt, Surveyor, Canterbury; Mr. Saultir, and Mr. toys, Margate; and Mars. Mactlour.ll and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. No. of Priscs. S 3 3 SCHEME - . Value of each. 4 30,000 10,000 10,000 5.000 2,000 'coo !co 100 5 0 10 Total Value. fa 60p30 • - 40,003 - 30,000 • 15,000 ▪ 10,000 - B,coo 7 p.x) 5( 00 ▪ 5.000 -120 PC 0 'Co 30,c00 Ttaetr. L sOOO 00 Capitals determinable i Firft , lrawn, sft Day, 10.000 Firft-drawn, 4th Day/ 20,000 Ditto sd Day 1000 Ditto 7th Daf 20 - 0 Ditto 3d Day zoo° Ditto Bth Dry 30,0 ca Ditto 4th Day soon Ditto 9th D 4 1,000 Ditto sth Day teoo Di.to . loth 13,4 3,000 Tickets and Share!, are felling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE t 419 10 0 L 2 nr 0 I s_ 6 _ Ticket Haft Quarter Cto 0 o Eighth 5 t o I Sixteenth UESDAY. 7` EISH Nicks the public atrention to the unex .• atnpled etieb State of tbe Wheel. One half of the Lottery is over, and near all the Capital Prizes remain undrawn, viz. 2 of £3O cod 4 of 5,0c0 a of 20.000 4 of 2,000 s of ro,coo 4 of I ,orio Undraern Tickets and Shares will continue on tale at No. 4, and 9, Charing Croft, until Tuefday wowing next, at the following prices : Ticket £:9 10 Hair £l3 04, Eighth 42 It 0 (tam: . 5 a o Sixteenth t s 6 _ a _ '. Only five days to draw. - J:z . c7g — irifettT DAY: 20,000. FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET on Tuefday nett, June 4th, exclufive of which the Wheel contains 2 £30,000 Ii £s, ooo 1 2 ,ono 4 2,000 2 10,000 4 I,ono &c. &e. &e. And only five Days tee draw. ADRUMMOND solicits the attention of the .• Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, w!dch they will find %ends unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, and one half cf the Drawing cm:cluded ; he therefore recommends a fpeedy application at his Old Lltablithed Office, Fleet-Erect, for the few 1 iciets remaining unfold. Laft Lottery rnt a Ticket was to be had at the conelufion of the Sixth Day'. Drawing BIRTH DAY. THE mn( unexampled LOTTERY for CAPT TA L PRIZES ever known in the annals of this Country, will gave to the Votaries of Fortune no lefs a Prize than zo,cool. for the Firft Drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the Birth Day of ern. auzuft Sovereign, and is probable will bc fold at ROBERTS's fin tunate Office, No. 8, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares are fellir.g in variety of Numbers ; and where No. 24,640, a Prize of i0,0c;.1. was fold in fifteen Shares the laft Lottery, as well as Prizes to a conliderable amount in former Lotteries, all paid on de mand. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS POT the Eirft-drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the 6th Day, and THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Eirft-drawn Ticket on the Bth Day, And the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes, s - - Z 30,000 • 20,000 - - - 10,000 . spoo, &c. dec. &c. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted 'lndrawn, will continue on Sale, whilft any remain, at CARTifies, No. 8, Charing Crofs. An early application is abfolutely neceffary, as a fcarcity mull take place from the very few Tickets remaining in the C , ntradtore Hands unfold. Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for undrawn Tickets and Shares. HIS MA JESTY's BIRTH LAY. IN honour of his Maidly's Birth Day, (next Tuef . day, June 4th) will be given a magnificent Public Breakfait at Cooper's Hall, London, to commence with Twenty Thoufand Pounds for the Firft-drawn Ticket, exclufive of two 30,0001. one 20,0001. two 'O.OOOl two 5,00z.1. roar z,0001.&e. &c. any of which may be drawn in the course of that day, and Thirty Thoufand Pounds for the Firft drawn Ficket on Tucfday, June the t ith. From the above incomparable Rate of the Wheel, and the great (catchy of Tickets, they mutt advance conilderably. An immc. diate application is therefore recommended at G. SCOTT's Old Ellablifhed Fortunate Office, No. -c, New Bond itreet,where the lira drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the prefent I.ottery,No. 2.875, entitled to I,OOOL was told and regifter,d, and the Ticket, No. 6443, a Prize of 5,0001. in the left Lottery, was alto fold in One QL.tarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Sh.: ea. Capital Prizes to any amount paid oa demand. FOR SAL" BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brent, Plymouth, On Friday next, June 7, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, - 1 'HE UNDER-MEN I'IONED GUN VESSELS, 1 - taken from the French by his Majetty's MELAMPUS STEPHEN POYNTZ, Efq. Captain, and in company his Majefty's hired armed Cutters FRISK anti RHODA. Length. Breadth. Depth. Admea. No. t 69 Gun Brig, tit Ica, 1° lett 4 in. 5 feet 6 in. tat Tons 174 Ditto Si 13 6 5 9 126 266Gunl.ugger64 is 6 4 9 63 , 277 Ditto 64 is 6 4 9 68 287 Ditto 64 tt 6 4 9 CS . 311 ... Ditt3 ..... 64 is 6 4 9 eB._ Ail which Vett'.ls appear nearly pew built, of excellent Arte rials, principally of Oak, may be Med lot Inland Navigation or as Lighters in the River Thames. as they arc of a eery eafy draught of water, or may he converted into Merchant Veffels for general purpofes by being rofe upon. After the tale of the Veffels, will be Sold their Warlitceand other Mores, coolifting of Guns, Shot, Powder, MMlccut, Bayonets, Sel dier's Belts and Pouches, Cutlaffes, Sails, Cables, Anchors, Haw fers, Rigging, Braid, Peas, Calavanees, Sweeps, Pig Iron, Baßatt, Water Cain, &e. which will be put in fuitable Lots. For Catalogues and viewing the Veffels and Stores, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. INTERCEPTED DISPATCIIES and LE'll'F RS from INDIA. This day was publifhed, at No. 348, Strand, and by Afperue, No 32, Cornhill, prize ss. 'HE WHOLE of the IN TERCEPTED DJS . PATCH 1S from the Marquis of WELLESLEY to the SECRET COMMITTEE of the CorAT of DIRECTORS— from the Governor General In Council to the SECRET Committee —diletofing at great length the whole of our preterit Politics in ada &e. &c. Tratillited Into Eve& front the Monitcurs jolt received. AIR). the WHOLE of tilt PRIVATE INTERCEPTED COR RESPONDENCE from various P..rions in India to their Friends in Britain. FOREIGN WHEAT..-4 2 0R. PUBLIC SALE, At Jack's Coece•Houfe, over the Corn Etetunge. On Monday the 3d of June, 7803. at ten o'clock in the forenoon precifely, THE rOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 3000 Quarters of Dantric and Pomeranian Wheat, soo Quarters of Riga Wheat, under King's Lock, for Rxrortation. • The above Wlic its and - ..r the care of, and may be vie..:ca to the faTe, by application to MAlrs. Burnett, Cesft-n, and Pomeroy, Shad Thames ; and to Mr. Thomas Hay':, Meriton's Wharf, Dock.tlead ; where Catalogues may be had, at the place of fate. and of Thompfon Scott, Sworn liroker, No. :9, Nicholas-lane. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxil.slc- fteect, P yu uth, on Friday, the 14th June inft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, (by Order of the CommiSionurs for the Dirpefal of epanifh Prizes), THE Good Ship EL ECHO, lately captured from the Spaniard; on her voylie front RPM t hit NI/- jetty's Slip NAUTILUS, cro. OLUiiAbS, ELI. Cap in. DI:%IENaIONS. Length - - 83 ft. o in. Dovecot Pads 3 ft. tlir. Breadth 24 9 Depth in Hold 9 5 Admeafurernent, a t ton4:;4-9.lths . - She is a ftroug ENGLISH built (hip; lieure head, copper fat tened, and having undergone a thorough repair in I.er hull and materials, may be fent to Ica with but little additional out lit. She is a burthenfotne veftel, and calculated for the general purpcfes of trade. Afterwards will be fohl One new Cable and Four rew Hawfas. For inventory and further information apply to John Boger, Efq. at Plympton ; or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, at Plymouth. . c r A drpolit of 231. per cent. in Cads, or Bank of England Notes to be made at the time of tale, and the remainder on deli- very of the veffels and Rom. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ESSER, To be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. SECKHAM, At Epping Place, on Friday the 14th thy of Jane next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, TN THIRTEEN LOTS, confUling of feveral fub ftandal and convenient Farm bodes, wits Barns, Stables and other outbuildings is complete repair; and about tierce !wedeln' and forty-five Acres of molt excellent arable, meadow, and pafture Land, in the refpedlive Tenures of the Rev. Mr. Budwotth, T. G Fothergill, Efq. Mr. Abrahams, Mrs. Fordhem, hleffrs. Mott, Newell, Thurgood, Stone, and Ayley, Tenants under agreement. with noti—s to quit at Michaelmas next, and &elated in ch.- rev, ra, Parifhcs of High Laver, Magdalen Layer, Harlow, North Weeld' High Onpr ' and Luton, a pleafant and improvable part of the , County of Lffex. . . . - . The Litates have been recently put in compleat repair at a great evince; are molt defirably &rated for the ereetion of Villa, anti Country Seats on the Margin of the extenlive Commons of Halle wood, Harlow Bulb, and Harrow (over which are very valuabh rights of clipaßurage) pref.:ming fine For& &curry, and Pic turefque Views, and near adjoining to the New Market and Chelmsford Roads, being dillant from London about 20 miles, from Epping tour, from Harlow two, and three from Ongar. To view the Premifo, apply to the feieral Tenants, and Parti culars may be had of Mr. ("hampers the Steward of th rltatc, at Epping; at Epping-place; Crown Inn, Ongar; Crown Inn, Hockrrill; New Inn, Waltham AbbLy ; Black Boy and Sara cen's Head inns, Chelmsford; of the AuCtioncer, at Ckigwell; and of Mr. Jamcs, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey-fin:et, Lincoln's Inn, London. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the motion of Lord OSSULSTON, the SPEAKER 'rued his wr t for the election of a Burgers for Shrewibury, iu the room of Sir William Pair..ner ' tlecofed. Mr. FttSTER prtfented art eltimate of the menet of the Loard of Pint Fruits ; and aro an Account of the improvement of the lwhour of Howe', in Inland—Ordered to lie on the table. Sir JOHN FREDERICK brought up the Report of the Lam beth Waterwork , Bill. Mr. TIERNEY made fcveral ohfervations repeaing the mode of proace lii.g adore., by the Committee-to wnofe confidetation it was referred, and concluded with moving, that the Report be recommitted on Wednefay next. After fume convrrfation he tween Mr. laddluria, Mr. James Graham, and Sir Robert Buxton, refpreting the r,gularity 01 the proceedings of the (fonstnittee, BALDIVIN moved, that the keport he taken into emu dzratiet this day three months. On which the Honk divided, A yes. 9 ; Noes, aiorirf 4 2 . The %Tort S • :ICS Shit :Cd to la tflotifialered onWednefday. Colar.el W 001.: put or his motion terpectinz Admiral Duck w.a.:ll to Tburfday fennight. Colonel CitAUFURD moved, that there be laid before the Houfe a return of the total effeelve ilrengeh of the Brietb forces at home and abroa:l,on the ill of May, i, oc ; alfo a return of the number of men railed by th- ordinary recruiting ; and likewife a return of the cafualties on foreign flarions, to the Latta four months in which the adjutant General roceival any account.—Ordered. The Hon. Islenfuer then tiaed Thurf2..fy fe'nnight for his motion repealing an inquiry into the Rate of the army. Mr. IEFFER. s' moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an Extra& of a Letter bout Sir A. S. Hammond to Earl St. Vincent, dated 28th December L 801; and alto a Copy of the Anfwcr re turned.--Ordrrcd. Lord HhNRY PF TTY mor-1, that the order of the ill of May, (Goaded on his flxion, be read ; which being complied with, his Lordthip then moved, that the return thereto be made forthwith..—Grikred. On the motion of Sir WM. ELFORD, an Account of the num. ha of Towpath, t:rars, Scz. turnilhed for Second Rates, from 1 795 to iBk:i, was ordered. t.ir WILLIAM 1/01.11FSI moved, that a Committee be ap. poiated to take into contideratiou the State of the 'limber in this Country. Atter af, w w'r•'.s rn-rn the Inncellor of the Exchequer, Sir Wm. Eltiltd, and Admiral Markham, the qucftiou was put and ncE.ttivcd. THE TENTH RETORT. Mr. H. LASCELLES (lid, that when he men tioned yetierday, that part ef the Report of the Se• le .11 Committee on the Tenth Report might and o.;g!it to be confidered cn an earlier day than that propoled by an Honourable Member not then in his place (Mr. Whitbread) he had not recollated the ietervention of the holidays ; lie role, therefore, not t' , ive any notice of a motion for a particular day, b it merely to fay, that it the refolutions to be brought forward by an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Whit• bread) were of a eliminating nature, he thould•, as a Member of the Committee who made the Report, move counter-refointions, if no other Member of it who was more competent, did not undertake.to pro poll them. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEOUER, the report cf the Committee refpeair.g the attendance of Earl St. Vinc.•nt before the Committee to wltom swag rek-7.1 the con fideration vide rm.‘ua of Sir Home Popham, was endered to be reeournbeed to the fame Com:Mace._ The Hoare being rdolved Imo a Committee of Ways and Means, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE.QUE.F. moved. that the Consmiffi•uters of the Tr...afury be empowered to contra& with at.y pert . = or perfons for three Lotteries, not exceedi - tg 90,cc0 Tickets, of rol. each, for the ratting year. This and other Itefolutions, 'providing for the Pay and Clothing of the and 'ries agte.ol to, the Houfe rclumed, and the Report seas ordt red to be received on Wedneflay next. • Tie Univrt Sties Advowfon Bill was ordered to be read a third j time this d..y fe'nuight. I The Committee on the Hie of Man Bill was poltponed to I#Vednefday. Mr. HUSKISSON obtained Lave to bring in a Bill to amend the Act for tie colLdion of taxes. The Houle having re:'elved i:.;f into a Committee on the Dub lin Paving Dill, Mr. V A Nstr FART propelled (even Commit . - Millers, namely, the Earl of Meath, Charles Hatfield, Rev. John Whitlock, Alcx.uider Taylor, Wm. Caulfield, Ray ipe, awd. Jafeph Pemberton. Mr. JOHN LATOUCHP. did rot mean to object to any of the names propofed, but would be better pleated that the COM.. tniflioners of Accounts had heat appointed on this oceafion. The Houle being returned, the Report was ordered to be taken into further confederation on Monday The lrifh Diftillery Bill pafrcd through a Committee, after Game oppofition from Mr. James Fitzgerald, and being ltipportcd by Mr. Fofter, Mr. lac.iis Browne, and Mr. Alexander. The Report was then received, and the Bill order..) to be read a third time on Wedoefday nest.— the Irith Malt Duty Bill was read a third time and paflcd.-1 he Dubin Police bill was read a Lcond time, and ordered to he committed on Wednuiliav next. Mr. 1 - lUoKlhataN gave notice that he would move, on W. :lathy mat, that the Report of the Coal Committee be referred to a Committee of the whole Houle. 1. he Report of the Committee on the London Port Impmvement Bill was ordered to be referred to a Committee Oche whole Houle on Weds efday. The Mtn lifh Bounty Bill was read a fccond time, and ordered to be committed on Wedmiday. Mr. ORMSBY broulht in a Bill, appointing Commiffioners to enquire into alaufes in pehl c ot:icc.tu h eland; which was read a tirft, and ordered to he lead a fccund time oa Wcinektai Adjourned to WednefJay. roR THE BENEFIT OF NI it BRANDON, Box-Book and Houfe-Keeper. THEATRE ROY.kL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT , JUNE 4 , 160 ,5 , viol be :lard (fccond time time this feafon) Sbakefpeare s HfEorical il;y, called KING HENRY THE FOURTH. (PART THE FIRST ) enry the Fourth, King of England. Mr. MURRAY ; Henry. Prince of Mr. C. KEMBLE; Ezrl cf Northumberland, Mr. CRESWELL; Hotfpur, Mr. KEMBLE; sir Walter Blunt, Mr. CHAPMAN; Sr' Richard Verivr, Mr. BRUNTON; Sir John FARA; Mr. COOKE. 2arriers, MeCrr,. FIVIFRY and BEVERLY. Lady Pere!, Mifs WADDY ; Hollers, Mrs. DAVENPORT. In tk.:.*:4:...1 4. 0 of the evening, feveral favourite Son% By Mr. INCLEDON. To which v.'_.!! be added a FARCE., and other Entertainments, as will be expre:feci in future- Bills Tickets and places to be had of 3/Ir. Brandon, at the Box-Office, A D MERAL7T OFFICE, May 28,1805. N OTICE is hereby given that a Von of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delimery,Ar the Trial ef Offences commit were High Seat, within the 7N/4j:l/aim of the Admiralty of Eq. find, toil! he held at 'niece Hall, ha Me Old Bailey, Linden, on Satur day thesgli of ye s tee meat, at Bight o'fl9ol he the Morning. WILLIAM MARSDEN.