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0 I ty. NUMBER 4378 COVIXT-tAtION. TO- NO It ROW EVENING, DECEMBER nt o will he prefented the Comedy of . • THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. • Aft e r wbfcb will be preduced (for the gd aim) awes** New Pantomime lotertalinnent. eat H ARLEQUIN'S,HA BEAU - Or, THE WsLL OF SPECTAXS. entirely New Mac, Scenery. Maelthtery,Dxeks, and D e corations.—Thi Mule, tompofed ainvfily" for this.Pan tomtine, by Mel ittooraheid. DOT. W. Ware, Rath and Reeve...-Tbe Overawe irp.Mr. Moorehead. This Evenlopp,-The Revenge; with Hatiequis's Haim& The New Pantomime was roodood laft night by a molt crowded audience with lend and univel-fal bulls ofapplaufc. Oo Th , :tfday,. the Tragedy of Ciro. On Friday, • Delayaand-liunders. On Saturday, The Man of eise‘Wtirlit. • FRESH • Lad" inThree ireltnnes, price sos. 6d. in boaidS, ' BE it 0 U R.• A NOV E` l. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Pant's Churchyard. By'whom will fpeadily be publiased, _Letters of Mifs Rivafdale.--A Novel, In Three Volumes. This day waspublillsed, price 25.6 d. JOHNSON% komplett! Pocket Book, oc Gentle man and Traderman's Daily Journal, for 1803. Contain ins aeotudfs method of keeping Aceennt of all Monies received, paid, lent, or expeadel. Alfo of Appointments, hCemoran demi fr.e. with *Wel Tables Lilts, Ste. Piloted tat la . St. f4sifisCbmtelh-yard. la No. 027, Sliiiiiii:iiiiiiiiitiiSlVOT STEPS. Deoember *4, 2 SOS., J OHN AljaGESs and SOll refprAtfully influx,' I - I . the'Wobility, MdFarairms 4 timaircktkey here a* 4itrp. , ! 'l, a few dmis wit! be Itob)tateado 2, Yob. 4to.w l * cited aft& 40 1471 tESH CHAR ?ma . 11004 '• rt . 4 : : d POSTHUMOUS .hilt - 4 411 . 1 . 0 . 1 b 1b1 "Wi ldia4141, ))111)-1 "l ia ntel. 1 el) 11) ! li d e ViAl li r 1 ' '''. 1 01 ' Cant. Eft. Niger 4_04 Og., V al i t "" 111.11161161111111:44 7 ; " -- Tt - - --I s - . Ink ' l'. • tette Right Hon. wart ' N ew p. Stinson, 7 11,04 &IMMO 'kr, 114,1 , 1 0 , 411 r. 'L t IP . - . HAYLEY, Efq. . • EsofigOs NS Fr l- 94 Pitfot Steirlir 'ore% ' . _ _ ife"is as 4. , • PtorislObr plchihme St. Parts Cbcycb-ialli ' • ~ • .... ~ , ' WS** goilY be hitil • , Al FfireleacP 01.1kr. CowyeesiTapilatioa of Homer, ....pc* sker!, actryaricus Edit*. of t )'dorms, in a iro& - ' NalrlattoW DO* DOCK,' and 01.4)1 morirrHLT .16 r i6Z5 6 • N.--131 Mr. SCOTT, On Priam jotwil; sttaj, itt • o'dock, at Gatraway'i, .L HE GRAND PADDIS9- toil CANAL, Wend Shares,' Half Ellibits;and Op. Ikea Lan, base* S Pa Cost- intereit The ILEINNETTand AVON CANAL, Original Shans i , and New Shaeo_paribl_c by Influbsents. The LOMB"( DOCit, Two Stares of sool. each, 71 pee . Cast paid; beating 5 per Cent. inure!. The Gl,o4lltAdSla& AMIE, Fifty Shates of aelaash. Particulars it Machetes Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's t sod of Mr. Setak Ludgate Hill—who is estusiiifioned to di pole of Navigable Canal Property and Mates by Private COO. era& TNsllairMie pobiliked,• is *vo, price ys.'in boards, - The Fara Volume of THE NAVAL HISTORY of the late WAR. annpUed fro Authentk Document& • By WILLIAM nt stEwART ROSE. . 1 'Printed for T. Cuba, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. To B$ SOLD, Podia/eta an bleat of chi High Court ofcbaseery, made in a Cade, notes againft iftoorpra with approbation, of Onwi: gaVette of the Malitee ei thop the ta Qvut, de Wed . thr Mk ThundaT the z 3tb, sod . Y . Ra uth days or Juary., !Sol, between the Howl. • Mina o'clock $ tbie Phnom df each day; -111t_lltti Staff,-at Tient, stifiattlie Half Mate The;':dNtenTP is the Cow oflledfacd, to fundry Leto;_* ' : i ' A Mai CADGE gitarttisted OAK, A Sit -L e- and ELM TIMBER, growing ht the &moil Pagiaws of Cold lkarield, Lavenaon, and Newton BkOonvige, .in the Corny of %di, and to Hogfdeo,And I ConPage, IS the yid Cowley oe Bedfoid, on &reran parts of the Eftatu of the hate Win & Fairer, of - 060, Beareehl *Stead, Egi do. et . tu bleittars - *Alio; . dm' fisligge. k 1404400 VIZSat mad Genteel Mukhald Fn . tnita re, & Mow Lima siSriaxamakiipomealbe Ste. et Mr. lAncileiliamai/whiAVr:.._ 34l44lla t* i 4 4 4 = Ciansprent top galls eirForeigil manay,33tngalibes 41. spliwo.fiflhansi w dim 4 ezi= Beaded Ak, Porter ; a brge&winiaty, of =and s. The Furniture anal% of no' Olediteicis, whin admen Cat Fs r 4 ;. ClacKs leather Beds and Bed ding; grow* a Cabinet Articles, is Ciseits. of Banwate, tlining, Card, and Cline tabks, MaioganyChairs, OA TAkebou RAW** IliAtelianialterday preceding the foie ; when Catalogues liogloc bolimmittbtriOlbboas. No. g, Bnckkribury, Cheap- IMILIAPeiII : ,• , - , . . • •• .• , . . . . • . . ( - • . . , . • , .• . ;• ~.. • , ~ •. !fi - ___ •. - E1.7- 7 11‘ ri t . ,• , ',': • • - .. , lig, N O; 1' , ... '. -'' .• ... • . 1 . , .... , • 11 1 1 / 4 • , • —• •V .. , Z.... 3. 'l l -1„..e. i •. . t ~,... ) , ‘11,61t, , 1 , li qts '. 1 j ( • . ' ) p" 4 . -04 . .. . . , . ..............„,.....„ , . ..... • , , ... _ , ...... ... . ~. . . f • 1 ' ( 10 . . • . • i ;YU S rtAn. p&CAliflitit es, lroe., I .' t . jPRICE Bp[- PENCE. WO thdeltair been in Progivri ihttiugh Piftlianient laftfie(4ott t relatiwe to the Refidente Zif the Clersty, ate tletrandedifie Von re that there had been a MIL of Stkteetifinti of eeitaii faits and affirms, :iihiCti were th'peoith, in like manner as the prefent Bill iieelikelk . to *operate, but it carefully Attained 'hoar holding out an indemnity to the panics tinder . proheitir r pi.. deciding deciding . oLLi the faits actually coninien ed. an Emitting. With' regard. to the Pre:,felt rfill,hehadnObbiedion to that Lordfhips agreeing le feud it a fe.Cond tithe, meaning after wards to delitY the., fi fu prOtaidingiupon it to the Committee, in which fth imenatients might . be.Maae, as t he nature of the cafe might require. The Bill, he ob(erved, took its principle from cer tain itaNalferted-in the Preamble. They might be very correaly Rated, but 'mere - affertions did , . notibtm,a fit ground for their Lordthips to pro ceed upon as Members of a branch of the Legilla- • ware; it behoiecl tbeni,to be firtkatisfied that the ei ounnitutit! ' ptiaciple el the-Bill were true, ii , - that the de ',and inconvenience alledged in the Bill to reth to * th e Woollen . MaWidtrre, frinn the operation of the two and t wenty i ekitting Statntes Which the Biltiptopcifed w fufpend, ' did. aetually to refult: In the . Coinniittee the aord trips' would.l ' e able to enquire and to Italie the truth of the feveral arertiOnt in . die Bill afeertain al; and therefore, as thefe;was no probability' of their being /able -to gis throdkh the whole of the . Bill, :before the Rears, hethould propofr a store &hint dafor_thegOng into a Commit*: noon' the Bill. • Hi s Lmtthip concluded his obfervations with- &elating that 'be -thOtild .vote for the Bill being aietiread a fecond time. % - s.. The Earl of Cumst.s faid, the Noble and Learned Lord upon the Woolfack hid relieved his • I rnind frain fbine difficulty, by the priporal that he h A I4 made towards - the clofe of his fpeeeh. He had lc 2inedown to that Houfe an enemy to the Bill; hut. with the wartneft willies towarch the Mannfac- Infers e who . had YOmplained of , the' inconvenien. ,ciet which they felt fronithe exifttike fug opera- [don of - thole tarn*, to fufpend 'which the Bill had been introduced. He Ain* The co*ntry under contiderable 'obligations to ttitte Manufac turers, who were engaged in that valhable branch, and he felt the molt friendly inclinations towards them, blithe could not approve- of Bills to fufpend ;the operttion of a large code of exiiling laws. He red fuch a Bi ll as, fo many departures from - thug, Of the. COnffiturion. He flionkl have re cettimetided the more regular and conftitntional • mode- of proceeding,-viz. the bringing in of.a Bill '6 repeal the Statutes in queftion. Upon tlich a Bill they Winticrhave hid the fubjed fairly before them, and could difcaft it Win,- proper grounds. , He had hiinfelrjatended tO have moved that the ',ills:. react a Ginindtitite ' it no other Noble. Lord 'huerdesielis,Asteeit would have been with a view to objedt to the Bill afterwards, but what had fat. len from the Noble and Learned Lord would in. dote bhp to refer anyoppotidon to the Bill to the ,tau; Rage a the Bill. In the Committee, which .Was not to be. fuddenly gone into, they would have ii MI . opportunity of being fatisfied ail° certain fifth offered in the Bill, and to dif cunt all ` their bearings and relations. He &mild,, therefore, concur with the Noble and Learned Larch His Lordthip dilated upon there topiCs an topic length, remarked upon the effea that the Bill might have, if not pallid foon, which he agreed could not be done before the Recefs, on fuch fuits as were not commenced as yet, under . authority of the exifting laws, but which might be commenced previous to the Houfes' deciding upon the Bill. The Earl alluded to the Clergy Refidence Bill of the loft Seffion, and faid,' that ' the very refpedable and learned Gentleman Who introduced that Bill of Sttfpetifion, found himfelf unable to achieve his objed.• Lord ALVAN LEY faid, the Legiflature would never do fo unfair a thing as to put an end to funs already commenced, and deprive the perfons who had commenced them of the coils to which they . Were entitled. He pointed out to the Houk the diftindion between a Bill of Sufpenflon and a Bill of Repeal of Laws. .The Indemnity to be given to parties who would be affeaed by the operation of putting a ftop to fuits which theyhad inftituted, was not neceffarily a part of a Bill of StepenCzn, but was properly referred for the fitiakdifpotil of any, fubjed of the nature in queftion. Thus in' this Clergy Refidence Bill the very Learned and re, fpeauble perfon who had introduced that Bill did I not put any dattfe of indemnity to profeeutors who 1 1 had begun the aaions that ' were pending, but, 1 when he came to the final decifion of the Bill, he would certainly have inferted a clan& ,of indem- • nity. His Lordthip faid that with - reffiett to fuitir commenced, there could be no doubt but, let the, altimate decifion of the Legiflature be what it Might; thofe who had begun them mutt have.the colts;: but he hOped k would be underftood that thofe who had not commenced fuitsbefore the Bill' was in progreft were to recollea that the Bill had received the fanetion of one, branch of the Legifla ture, and was -Under conlideration in that tioufe ; • they 'molt not therefore ezpesst any cofts,, if they attempted to take advantage of the neceffary poll 'ponernent -of the Bill till after the Recefs, and I commenced new profecutions. Under this expla- I nationhe concurred entirely with the Noble Lcrd on the Woolfack. The Earl of CAIRLIILIk (poke (hertly in expla nation, : ' . ' Lard.Ettssiostouo H fpokein reply to the Earl Of Carliffe's'argitnent in favour of a Bill of Re. pe t aLin preference to a Bill of Sufpenfion, and faid that it was rarely the more mild and cautious way of upon a fubjed of fo much inipor time, to do it graduallj by a 'Bill of Sufpention, isiltdAt. veremi t ealsarelara I.acitLo..•• .:..........•.....----.- . - - _ sate& . I • . . Mae& Perdtialese silky be ltbd at tktall is kabair =ob tir Pl l)l. Ito er Marv*. Irrar ; et Mr Garb 'floretnioetee-ftseet.: Loadea of Gee*Sarr neer Wm; sod, e(.14.4,11e11e 1/erveier;, et eseetorStriktfee q. - irAILMOUIIIIB. r 111) ag BY AUCTION* by.AkAPlllOllk. Oa she . 1 1 " Terameedi, fa. the Car . ty el ?Welk ABRiiSG , - Litit6httelitemebti .1114 logy, for the .of des; etitedlabill Nadal Akethelsakig and lorpitadlon eitias Holy Scriptures se ihinlilatatisf the liiitory of the Jerre; a Btief Statement of the commas( the fevetal Bookrof the Old and New Teftatnerit ; a short Account of the lEnglifii"Tnuif lations of the Bible and of the Liturgy; and a Scriptural Ba polition to the Thirty-nine Attitles'of Religion. By. the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M. A. Vicar of Chrifi church, Hampihirc; and of Great Oufebowne, near ltnareiborough, Yorkiltire. Cambridge: Printed 'at the Ufilverfity Prefs ; and fold by Cadell and Davies, Rivingtons, Whites :Hatched, and Lunn, London ; Dcighma, Cambridge . ; Cooke, Hanwell, and Parker, Oxford; and:lay all the Country Bookfellera. ' 1 • . 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Robinfent Paternottir•row • We J. i a9 9 ,4 pir ßlehaidftas, Royal 4204pite ; and by 1 3 4 I;nlacips filers Inmrsat Mtato la 4, Velma. • whoeibay be..had, by the throe Miller', Price ES. • A Prad:cai Introchidion taakiedel and Nautical Alirobohlt • -: The Saeo!id Whine, anpasnisd and ~~~ 1 Tti;4,37.as ME? asabledi: r 0 t / MOW elf Its!. - iii x •-:...:-. • •. -1. le* - .lll fitl r 9f . • TO as iO - 1141 B A IrCTION, Ahlte Hideo/ P. \ the fign of the George, ht This day was r.bliibed, bandfomely printed In two large . . Volumes, Duotlectinti, price in boards, Bs. .-. Derhyfitire,•, Wiwi *net, Northwieh, in, tbe Calm, of•Chlibei, a-A N ESSAY ott EbUCATION ;in which tre Mao* the 3d day a January, rgoi, at five o'clock in the - 1, A- partieunrii eonfidered the MERITS and the DEFECTS * sheiroos, (folded to filch Conditions $s *S. be then' and stay DISCIPLINE and INSTRUCTION in our Acadenties. that paphisod), ' • _ -.,„__, • Sy the /Lev. WILLIAM BARROW; LL.D. and P. ei. S. era E Fee Simple and Tnheritiamor main aS ' Author of the Raanpton Lcaure for 1799, and late Mafia of A that Meanie or Dwelling Honk; finale and in the Academy, Soho- -fipare, London. , u shiieset. * w ee h„i s b sinee f a id , co wiltal ke t g at i o London : Printed for F. and, C. Rivingtoti, No. 6a, St. Paul's Ilargery. terp excellent Parlours, a Kitchen. Pll4l4 ov r e , Church-yard. Sold alto by J. Hatchard, No. x go, Piccadilly. Wait isoverdeut wet-Buildingl ; together with *lake Garden Of Whom may be had, by the fame Author, T a d behind the f ame ; en d which T.ere to ifra pbeffiost of illgtit Senna., containing llinfwas to fosse Portia Ohjec air. John Finis, Surgeon, deceafed. 1 bona ft the Narifity or the Credibility of the Chriftlan The above Menageiseligibly lintatedror any Perrot. wiibing r ficnisilon. 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R. 41,. Pinker of ksting. .4ind a Seidl/on of Explanatory. Rod /iiiko4ol Notes„/Nom the mat eminent Commentators; a Hilbary Of Ake *age. t Lite of shlaerPeve. ace. Ery .4113/101DIR CHALMERS. A.. M. - Ptinaid feel. ant C. Rirington. 1/40 , 42.4 Pours Churt4 , ' riroi, isos dirt/hot ?roigiotoiso of Jobool 410 stgoome• sot* Akan of ilitakregire. 4 . 14:R. A feat Niptes rith be printed on se to Royal %Vora ,Pieper, hotltte nif f s taltb M . R imprefileas of the Plates, and OM tr.. each :The itofpplips-roorboltod pais of ail the Boolifellas. .-. 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Prtea bcmnd is. or rl. as. a Cozen, • • A A New fdition, being the Twesty•Siert, or --'"‘'" 1 ,'A , &HORT and PLAIN INSTRUCTION far POWELL'S CONVEUNCING. :';.! -4 X the arrrEß, UNDERSTANDING of the LORD's THESubicribers and Profetgou are.i...:. . ad, s upp Eß; * de * w a vy Preparation T equila ; for the that this day was pubilated, in Odaird, Vol. • ' teen . p e wi t o f y ou - i g Communicants, and of all Each as have not the T"agu'' whisk ciwg*lcle the Wqrl °' V 6 * ild " 1° Mattis , Well confidemd thfi — Way artlinanse. and Fan se, as 6d. rand, of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS . TO wh!eh is Mooted, • Li CONVEYANCIN3; feleded fro.a the Manufeript Ebb The OFFICE of the HOLY COMMUNION. With pro. Minn of site late Jona Ibelpa Powas,c, Efq. Author of the bit Ha ps andpiTettiasa, for joining In every part thereof with Lae of Mortgages, Willa, ate. ,11,rd'ed and correital with 114 :T ilaedin g and Beridlt Notes and Re ma rk s , exp l anatory o f the nature and cilica f ter . of By the Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, D. D. the ftveral aforancea, lea. contained hi the Collatiert. • " : LstELcied MKT of Sodor sod Maa. By CHARLES BARTON, of the lunerTualide„ Erg. Author of the Elements of Conveyancing,. . printed for F. and C. Rldpilis;No. As, St. Paul's Church-yard ()helium may kW; by thg fame Author, London : Printed fee W.Cladte and Sens, Portegal-ftrete. I.t.colu's lun. Of whom may be had, Vol.. I. 11. 111. IV. and The Kneldedlies" Pad" of cinittisa 4l4 madg ft e r l i k i f i V. roe, Get . e ac h. the awaneit c..egmeitles: or, an Effay towards an In . Garin/ma ars requerted to complete their fete , as there are for the Indians. Which will lilewife be dare to aII AM& . . sot limy of flaw of the Parts kit. . ore calla Cliiifthins, but have net well eonddered the mt W Ara, ig ' 61 , theReitsfest they prefers: or, who profefs to know Gais, bit tow 11 tiell.l4 6111 WW. ; 'With borers 241 "") 3 vela' aG - ..,... Am.= its Prr........i. - ail.:— -.-. .. - - . . • t .. -• . COMMISSIONS. T° B•8131'a Halt Pay Troop of Light with p articular' advantages, and the Rep bo!. tweet an y and Lieutenancy of infantry, both on th - Britt& Efta rnt; Alb a Half Pay Lieutenancy of Infantry on the Mils Efiabliihnient Alforeveral Full- Pay Lkutcnanz cies of Inf4ntry and Com tciea, both in light Ind heavy Dra- 1 Eoons. alto Full Pay Enfigncies In old Regiments Rationed in ngland, Seothnd, Otternfey,Gibraitar, and the Ea& and'Weft %Aim alfo foetal Half Pay Enfigtstioh-twExchanges, A Mitt nant-Colenel of &young Itegiment willtealp exchange to an old one, and a Captain of Light Dragoons to* Regiment of Foot. Seyeral Captains, Lieutenants, (one in a Regiment in the Eilt ' Indies) and Entigns . wilb to exchange to half par, receiving ' di ff erence A Captain, en half pay of Infantry, is defiroup tol exchange to full in a Regiment in the Raft Indies, parying the I regulated dixteeence, A (barter Mafia of Light Cava/HOOP ; to es, Shougo to half pay, so 4 gertrr NIA& o* 0123 g Utfallti f Y, Velata to exchange to iruw. pay. Wanted to' foriroCia haltpayCompsnlyint the inglini Eftablifintent.—‘' Appiabittitms to be made to Mr. jobnftou,No.t. Coven-fire, SOMA, Liondnum.-11by LAttar free of poftage. • . • . .• . .•.. trIYUYETRIt WAREHOUSE, • •1 4 1" 8. 110M•ia.-i? near the Mansion Hons., n AVID ROSS deems it his bounden duty to Ai" take this method conveying his fine= Thanks, to the, Nobility, Gentry, and Pablie, for the liberal Encouragement ilk; has received fince he opened the above Warchoufe in 1708, molt' refpeetfully aures them, that the faint line of cantina ;which has Oren his 4ARRELL'D OYSTERS lb marked a 'preference, mall be Maly adherelto ; anctbege. to acquaint thein that he has.now a shdly fupply, of FINE FLAVOURED, NA,;IIV# PYFLEE.T, and COLCHESTEIt OYSTERS, ready to be fent to any pert of the Codnttic Packed Oder his own immediate infpetion, out 'of the thal Sea Water, *hjcb le brought to his Warehoufe, and. no When dfe (at prefect) ba London. •. Merchants, Critaina, and Families, will an Bde PAW. 15()R.R•asid NATIVE PICKLED : OYS.TE,RS, well worth! netke: a a c altap boa manner, their Orldnal r, and it'd 6 -adi Clitnatel fad in jars; It tsdß as t Tot 06666itti !kaiak 06 ice s _ _ r •-•-a - _ h.Pfatitrie dOinobViSt Wid : EKresb blikr • figwin, babef".!*tupaloorrt . R. regieffi‘ that he nay have Onions taottcd when Rooms ate wanted for feted %ides; aethey are generallyengaged. , Oyiters dreg to pleafe every palate as dual, and the Morn ing and Evening Papers taken' ht. N. B. 4gent for the Pale of the real AMYRICANSPRIIet ) and &MIMI BM. '4 7 PARLMMEN7 PROCEeDiNGS., NOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. 27. the LOAD CHANCELLOR pmdueled• and read the amended interlocutor of the Sheriff, in the appeal Lord Kinnaird v. Ma thewfon, which referves a right of adtion to the Refpondent. Mr. TYRILELL prefented foine Papers to the Houk from the Welt India and London Merchants Wet Dock Company, in Obedience to the Ads of Pailfament in that cafe made and provided. Lord WALSINOHAM brought in the Repoet from the Lords `Committee appointed to ipqture and report as to the belt mode et` warming and lighting the Houfe, and rendering it more com. modiuus and fit for the reeepdon of the Members, whereupon it was Refolved, That two fire-places be coeitrudted on the Eak fiie of the Houfe—one in the centre of the wall, that forth. A part of the Houk itfelf,, and the other on the fame fide below the Bar,and that thefeFire-places be conitrueed,and the man , net of lighting the upper and lowerends of the Houfe be altered ' according to the plan prefented to the Committee by James Wyatt, Bfq. ' ., 1111.1 1 TO SUSPEND 1803 I , II,OSICUTIONS ATOLL billt• Tat? ACTS ILS . LATIIIO TO T 44 WOOLIOI.II NAIRN IrAcTURS. _ __,. .011. die Motion that this Dill be read a fecond tiPw• , . . - .The L oan QI I 4NCILLO,Ii Gilled tke attention of their tairclihips to this Bill, which`was a Bill of lesions importance, having for its °hied thnluf ponAran, for a limited time, of no lefs than twenty uso Ails Of Parliament refpeding the Woollen hflanufadurei-t,a manufadure which had ever Veen deemed of the firik confequence, and as forming, the it of thelingdoin. Every welfare, there. iS e fore,could be propored,in Parlrnt tend- , g tend ing to a thofe' who carried . on 'sanitise- . tore. could not but be .confideted as, a meatbre calling for the earneit attention of eachiranch of • the Legikatnre. Hi 4 Loighip COlnipt7ll:4o at faille length upn the le gst eitest of .Billi for *ending : penal ilatutes ; andf,lid, it behoved Partiament.tb proceed with, glreat caution in regard to the' fisf-, penlion or rep4l of Os of the Legillature, giv ing to informers , a right of Ming for the recovery , of the penalties. of eating laws, becaure having paffed thofe laws, and by exprefs enadments there 'in encouraged perfons to commence actions, it would have but an aukward appearance fur Par , Emilia tointerpofe and prevent perfons who had adually fuits.commenced upon the ground of pc- Wye exiling ftatute law, from attaining the coils which thofe laws held out as the reward of thole who enforced them. His Lordflijp laid, that in , afythe doing it) would be not, only unfair, but unfeemly on the part of the ,Leglifature, if , they paffed any• Bill, the effed of whirl would be I . o4imrive thole perfons who had commenced fttitp. bt the coils that belonged to the convidion of th,e ' Isarties prblecutcd, inarmuch as. it would be a 3........,....r_z_.....:A..:.._ te.......3-___tx__ll...a.:-,...-_:t.- • ••••_• .• ~ .•. '. _ . ,- - , . : 1 ( . , 0' 1 . • . . • , 1 i r . 0. I . ;.. ~.' 1 1 f f } 1 , t . • ? IL 4 . I P , ' t , 4 '; .iI . i . 4 . • . • . • 4 ' • I • .. , • . • . •. , ' • , •b • , 1 ~ t _ . . . * t . i . ' ' ell • S :tor ,W.II,LIA.MS's. • • :.- - . , 'Akers and Account Books in London mi , ' Eafterard—,Metiks. Hardys, Stationers, Shadwill. - ' Weft—Mr. Staunton, Stationer, 474, Strand; and At the Patentees, No. zo, Corubill. ' N 9 Charge is made for tisis bmproienaent, ana.ncle can be depasjed oa, but wbabarte the Name and a Number Damped on &Alia& in Muncricid order. . . • . . - -.--, - - .. •,...... - , E at Gentleman &trim's of Selling it Majority. may heir of a Purelte * er, qOying, by Letter, to Mri 'a, No. so, Charing-PO; London ; or Mr. Jaamt Wright, writer, in Stirling. No Ales sumil apply :-the Pi:relater *ill treat odor wkb , Offictra. 11ATEltivraMit 6162,644, • (ASS rerpeafully itlgtnis tiff; ?cilia, that after XII- much attention ands: lallaiiintlita. and brought tareempkte perfection a SPRI for p tbeHAlß. Ttte ohjed.of its conftru a; • .: ii tocnable Gentlemen, with , qes tite ailiftance Of a Servant or iHair-Preffer, to exchange a for a lWli Head drefs. The Spring is fo applied to a Quene, that ft tray be faftened to or ltierfaned from the natural Hairora Peruqtre in a angle moabant, without the jesftility of its inadvertendy.falling off. Ills peculiarly adapta for Gen. denten Who ride, hunt, (hoot, and take fuch exeretk as difoom , pores the Hairoind will be found an enctalent expedient for Mi litary and Naval Officers. As its utility will excite ah anlv•rfal demand, and thereby provoke a fervik imitation, ROSE has, ra-tired a PATENT f r it; wades the extent othat utility cannot be defcribed, he invites the Public to examine the invention at his Warehoufe for Ornamental Hair in all its various faftdons ! at No. rx9, BISHOPSGAtE-STRZET, within three doors of the London Tanan. •