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FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Fozhelo•Breet, Plymouth, oa Wed nefday, Febru ss, aor, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon, THE G O OD y BRIG MORGEN STERN. DIMLN•IONS: Feet. Inches. BS 3 sS 2 rot Length Breadth Heighth between Deeks Admeafurea, 2 55 37-94 Tons. Depth of Hull (including the Keelfon) r t 0 Detained ou her voyage from Atnfterdarn to Lilbon, by his Majeity's chips Dec 1 ivroß, and others, and fince condemned as prize. She is fquare-fterned, Dutch built, and in complete condition: her Materials are abundant. She appears a tunable Velrel for Any employ, and may be fent to fea with very little expense. For Catalogues, viewing, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, lklerchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, sth Februcry, 180 t. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxholc.ftrect, Plymouth, On Wednectii) , Feb. 35, t got, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ABOUT One Hundred Tons of FRENCH SALT; being the Cargo of the Prof ian Galliot JUF FROWN; DEDDE, detained on her voyage from France by his Majelty's hired armed Brig FANNY, I.ieut. W. FRISIIL Commander, and Snake private fhip of war; and fine con demned as prize.—This Salt is of good quality, and will be put up in fuitable lots for the conucniency of purchafers. For viewing, Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR BALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fothole-ftrect, Plymouth, On Wednefday, Feb. as, zßot , at ten o'clock in the forenoon, FOR RIFORTATICN, 'THIRTY-THREE CHESTS WHITE HA VANNAH SUGAR; Seventeen Ditto Brown. Part of the cargo of the Danifh Chip DRNIIARx, condemned as prise to hi, Majeßy's hired armed cutter, CONITITUTION and Swas.—For viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foahole-ftrect, Plyntouth, On Wednefday, Feb. as, 18oi, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE Galliot FRANCES, Foreign built; has a Baia& Regiftex.--Dimenfions : Length - het r t inches. Breadth - - sy 4 vePth 7 Admeafures sox 55.93 Tons. She has lately had a good repair, is an exceeding Itrong V,kiret, sad well found In all her Materials; her Sails moltly new.--For Viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. —Plymouth, sth Feraary, doz. STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES. TO NS SOLD BY AUCTION IN LOTS, At the Legs of Man Inn, in Builem, in the County of Stafford, on Tburfday the 26th day of February, tilos ; the Pale to begin at four o'clock in the Afternoon, preclfely ; SUNDRY valuable Eflates, Mines of Coal, and Ironlione, Dwelling-houfes, Potworks, and Premifes, late belonging to Theophilus Smith, a Bankrupt, 6tuated at Little Chell, Tunftall, and Burflem, in the @taffordthire Potteries. This Property combines advantages in itfeif rarely to be met with; part of the Mines have berg open,cl at a con6derabk eapence, and may be got to a great breadth. An Engine is already ercdted for the purpofe, and the Works arc in a ftate to be immediately re-fumed and Let on foot. Printed Particulars of the Lots may be bad gratis of Mr. Willington, No. 3, King's Bench-warcs, Temple, London; or of Mr. Tomlinfon, Solicitor, at Hanley, In the Staffordfitire Potteries; where a Map of the principal Elates may be fun, anti every further Information obtained. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. J'HE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by his Effessce of Anchovies, and other Rich Sauces for Filh-Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calves Heads, Beef Steaks, Made Dilbes, Wild Fowl, and Game, with many De licacies for the Table, Side-board, and Store-room, which are more fully cYprelred in his Catalogue (he being the Inventor of them), has induced many perfons to give the fame name to articki entirely different, which arc vended at many Flops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Itcland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn keepers, who in confequence are often fervcil with a fpurlous fort, of very inferior quality, which is not only an impofidon, but a great difappointment to Families who purcharc them with a view of having good Sauce to their Flik, ice. N. B. None are his gesuinc, but what have thcfe words on the label, " Burgefs's Original and Superior Effence of Ancho vies, No. toy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." Welt India Merchants, Planters, Officers of the Navy and Army, fupplied with Rich Sauces of every defcription for Fitb, liathes, Cold Meats, /cc. Salted Oil, Pickles and Mullard, Pickled Beef in Rounds and &Acts; Pickled Tripe, &e. &c. properly prepared for keeping in any Climate, by J. Burgers and Son, as above, upon the Morten notice. CORRECT IMITATIONS OF NATURE. To Gentlemen of Rank and Fathio•.--Patent Perrugues. TBOWMAN having hitherto given only a • true and plain traddmaa'a account of his article., be will not nuw defcend to the defpkaal: mcannefs of puf fing •—be will only fay, that the excellence of his former In oi.nti.ins is hers combined with his new Improvcasentz,—its Prices the fame as uftial,viz. - • Usioacss Caors,mth late Improvements 3 guineas. Da ass Cao rs, beautiful picked Hairs, 4 guineas FULL DRII/ 4 10 wear with Powder, • 4 guineas. DITro, very curious, - - c guineas. He makes no extra charge for the Patent Springs, but be veil! apply them only to fuperior article.. via. Perruques of 4 guineas and upwards—His PAT/ NT. Whir h is dated 11R Odli a Bou,among other things. is fur " certain dat Steel Springs or Wires, tempered to a proper curvature i the ends are fecund, and tot liable to cut through and hurt the Head, as the broken *eve of watch fprinp do :" alfo for "certain ILA r Flaftie Spring or Springs, by means of wide the Perruque adheres elofely to the head. without too much predbre, or w iling tie licek Sr Haul : Thee Springs are made of Gold, Silver, or Stssil Wire. which metAls +re not liable to gangrerie, or 611 up with verclipeafe,is the: Brats or Copper Wire spring' are." The P a tent Swings are not half the weight of thesfe genendly sta. and an equally applicable to Ladies Head-Dreffes. Oticrve, T. Bowman's (the Original Shop) is No. toes, New Bond-Street, one door above Brook- itriset. 'rids dorms pi:bitched, Rluftrated by a coloured Plate, reprthig the Pamirs in four different Steil% a Seco nd fert eorredted and im proved to the prri , nt dm:, price sa. ACONC ISE VIEW the mat important L KtitS which ha ve hitherto i.ppearcti coseerning the Ino culation for the COW-PDX By C. R. AIKIN, Member of the Roya College of Surgeons of London. " This is a judicious Compendium, and well eilculated to lupe/ the place of the nuineroiss 'nitrating publications that appeared on the failed of the Cow-pos ; particularly to r dons who, bon- at a dUtznre front the metropolis, or who, from other eiretinjtassees, do not find it cnnycnient to purcbak a inultiolbity of boobs. To a eoncife and accurate account of the differert °tiers' .tions on this fubjed and a clearvicw of r, tilt of tht few fal experinients that have been nude with the view t.l Jet-asinine the nature of the dEcafe, and the advan tages 4/ to accrue, from inftituting a 'carrel inoculation rite Cow-pos matter infteaol attic fmall-pos ; the author has added a c , loured engraving, teprcfcnilng the Cow-pot puAalt 11 diffi rrit Rages.. L aka Mao.' Amino. Ptiettea! for R. Phillips, Ns 7t . Pears Perth-yard : 614 hi E. Balfour, &lirtbureb ; and Int &obtains Of whom nn the sash .d armory may be bad. OBSERVATIONS on the Di. .ASES of LONDON. daring she jean ssylis 1727, 5791. 17v. ad Me); by 11.01112 LT '4II.LAN, 1.1. D. F. A.S. price in.. inboards. ENGLISH Lon FEY, Been, DrawOg the sd of March tEds. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prim.* of C. 3 0 . 000 10.000 sopoo 54/00 saw spoo Soo soo so l' - '"' too 2 . 7,200 Half a Million of Money Staling in prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under Pirft-Drawn Ticka 25th Day L. wrap Ditto 29th DAy 20,000 Ditto 33d Day 30,000 Ditto zotb Day 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the ufual time in full fterling money, without any difeuunt or dedualun. T`ICK ETS and SHARES of *l' K ETs are felling at every LICENSED LOTFERY OFFICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L. 1 7 9 0 Si!o Eighth Half s 5 6 Quarter 410 0 Sixteenth z t 3 ..• IPerfons In the country may be fupplied with Tickets or Shares the fame u if prefent, by fending l'oft Office Orders, good Bills, Cans, or Bank-notes, to any Licerifed Lottery Office. LarrEß Y FOR THE MOT DIA M OND. • tickets are Two Guineas each, and nuns• bered from t to tz,saff,*the firft drawn of which la the ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, ad MARCH, 1801 will receive the Prize, now depolitol in the Bank of EngLnd, and defcribed in the Ad of Parliament as follows : " And whereas the laid Diamond is efteemed by fkilful La " Oats to be but Hutt inferior in weight. said equal in water " and brilliancy, to any known Diamond in Europe; and the value thereof is nowt:Mc:wed at a fum little Ikon (a 'LMITS ▪ THOUSAND Pot) 1.4 DS." swiFr and Co. No. It. Poultry, London (eftabllilietl In the year t 759), and at their State Lottery Offices, in Dublin and Glafgow, are appointed to fell the Tickets of the abow.l.ottery. A Model of the Diamond may be teen at either of tikir Offices Letters anfwered, and Schemes fent gratis. STATE I.OITERY, FOR den. BC:IIIP drawing ad of March, dor. T HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Quarter, Eighths and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BORNE and Co. STUCK Back Zits, At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex change, London, sad no where elfe on their account. ee • All Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Aet of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it Hazard and Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, port-paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. •' • Orders, accompanied with Mort-dated Bills on London, or P ort-Office Orders, pundtudy attended to ; and to prevent mlitakes as well as delay, Correfpondents are revelled to tranfroit them by port. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their feveral An nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all Kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion. PURCHASERS IN THE LOTTERY SECURED k ROM LOSS.—No. Cornhill, London. MERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY SOCIE TIES, and the Public in general, are refpe'tfully Informed, that all Tickets and Shares purchaftd in the prefent Englifh Lottery at the above Old Eltablithed Office, Bun, (one of the Convenors with Government for the Paid Lottery,) engages to take hack on the Saturday before the Drawing, or return the purchafc money, fhnuld Tickets or Shares be 'weir than the prelim Price. Purchafers at the above Office will therefore have the double advantage.; tilt, MAT GAIN, SLIT CANNOJ LOTT. Tkkets and Shares are felling in the greateft variety at the fame Price as at every other Office of Credit ; and Perron, in the Country, dafirou+ ot having Tickets or Shares, may he fup plied the fame as if pref-mt, by fending Port Office Ordcrs, good Bills at Ihurt dato, Ban'a Notes ' or Cafh, to the Old Eftablilbed Office, No. 4, Corn hill, London. The Scheme of the 1 ottery this year is univerfally approv ed, and contains die following CapitlJ Prises • of 30S:00 I 4 of 5,000 • sop** 6 -- 2/1)0 S to,oco I,ono i 6 of Tickets and Shares regitt , :l3; as Drawn; and all Satinet, vela& I 10 son. tee. ate. ; Monty tor the Prizes as fools dive to the Public Funds tranl - by T. BM, Stock-Brolscr. acted with fidelky and difpati CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Reglßered, by HORNSBY and Co. a Prises of Thirty "Fhoufand Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Tboufand Pounds. 2 Prizes of Fifteen Thowand Penmen. 13 Priscs of Ten Thoufand Pounds. 39 hizeiof Five Thoufaud Pounds. 33 Prizes of "Iwo Tbaufand Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thonfand Pounds. 73 Prizes of live thirdred Pounds. ENGLISH STAFF. LOTTERY, RIGINS DRAWING NAZCA 2, dor. 171ETickets, Halves, Qttarters, Eighths, and lliztecnths, arc now felling, in great varidy of Numbers, andel§ the lowed tenons. The Money me the Prizes paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Cu. Stuck-Broker., At their oid-cflabUlited State-Lottery Wive, (Ideated purfnant to Ad of Parliament,) N 0.16, Camila!, oppolite the Royal Exchange, London ; AIM at Liverpool and Exeter. Corral Numerical and Righter Books are kept, and Ticket, and Shares regiftwed, at Siiipencc per Number. Orders accompanied with pod Ellis, payable at light or of a short dote, will be punetually attended to, peccifely on the fame terms :s if pnfent. Lianas (poll paid) duly anfwered, and Scli-me3 gratis. All Shares fold at this Office will he Romped, agiotable to Ad of Parliament, with the words " State-Lottery Stamp-Olrice." hank, Intha, and South-Sea Stocks, with their teveral An nuities, and all kinds of Government Seauttics, bought and f by Co...nudism. THE lASI' STATE barmy, FOR THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, 31101111DILAWINO MAIMS is IsOt. 'FICK ETs are felling incat variety of Num • biro, divided intn Halves, %tasters Eighths, and az tecnths, it DRUMMO D's OLD STATE LorrERY OFFICE. 65, FLEET-STREET. Adiednlng thell•it and Tun Inn—at the following Prices : Ticket :1! 9 Half - 818 o I Eighth . i'S 6 suartcr • 4SO o Sixteenth . t 3 r. fßuxunxo returns his grateful acknowledgements to the memo% Public, for the nutturouh favours he has received in the comic of many Lotteries during the LIT Century--trufts his former attention to their lumen has 'nutted titter future favours. As • duty be owes to t►e Public, be J; tin rcqueita them to make an tally purrh.tfc, being convinced, franc the rapid fak, the jueli ,. ious Arrangnisetit of the preknt SCht nu: (wherein Han a Million of Money is at the dalliofal of DOW , F . ltYlte , t, and the great lone: of Nobility, Gertm and perfont of refpeetability from the filter kingdom, te. &c. that It is 'light/ pr0...1.1r that Tickets will be at xril. hel,re the Drawing. Chubs or part.,, therefore would do well to come to 65, Fleet-ftrcet, as it will be a Pure Laving. The fun money will he paid at this Office, without difcount, at the ufual time for the prefent Lottery. Perim, in the Country, by fending to this Office Por•Oftice orders, Dank -notes, or cant, may depend on having their orders ponetually executed with difpatch. All Shares fold at this Office arc regularly Ramped at the &atop-Office by order of Government, al& with time Crown, and round it " Drummond, 6s, plat-ftreet." Correa Numerical Books kept, Numbers care/any examined, &Rd Tickets ',vitt. red at lid. per Number, and a truc. ac:ustut le dm& faces Ly7paA as foal as drawn. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE. BRITISH STATE LOTTERY, Ai% Begins drawing ad March, rfloai MESSRS. HODGES and Co. (Stock Brokers), at the State Lottery Offices, No. 149, Oxford-ftreet, and No. 44, St. James's-itreet, take the liberty to inform the N*.bility and Public, that Tickets will rife conlidtrably before the drawing commences, and they will (if requir:d) engage to take back the Tickets and Shares, and return the money on the Saturday before drawing (to thole who purchafc at the above Offices) if the Prices Mould be lower than at the prefent time. Tickets and Shares are on Sale (as above) in great variety, and on as reatonable terms as at any Office of Credit in the Kingdom. N. B. Pui fuant to Aa of Parliament, no bufinet. trantadted before Light o'Clock in the morning, or after Light in the Evening. •.• Prizes to any amount paid on demand, and all orders gladly attended to. AMERICAN STOCKS. To anfwer the letter of VIIIRITAN and to prove the inaccuracy of its alrertion, was eafy on the very evening in which the S ras publiflied it. But I waited for an opportunity, which I would gladly have embraced, of acknowledging the receipt of a dividend. None has yet appeared; and Vserras muft have the mortification of being publicly contradiaed by the declaration, that from the flock, for which the money was paid in 1798, no dividend has jet been received from America at the hottfe of Meirrs BARING! This delay may not he general ; but it certainly does exift in more than - one infiance. a. • 1 , 44.14, aos. PARLIAMENT,IRr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20. The Marquis of Bath, Earl of Chatham, Lords Carteret and Somers, were (worn and took their feats. The Bill for repealing the Brown Bread Ad of hit &Mon wan read a (mond time, and we anderftand, referred in the Art initanee to the eonfideration of the Bele& Committee. Some private hulinefs was difpactl of; and in reference to the Naturalisation Bill of William Bourg-ois, the neceffary Do cument from the Secretary of State's Office, refpeding the de meanor and conduct of the party, his compliance with the Alien Regulations, &c. as required by a recent order of the Houfc, wu laid upon the Table. Their Lnedthips ordered that no reports from the Judges upon Petitions for Private Mils, be received after Tuefday the 1 4th of April Delta—The Hotife then adjourned till part three o'clock on Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. &ration gave notice of his intention.to move on Mon day next, for leave to bring in a Bill to continue and amend the Ad to prevent the burning of Ships and the Obitrudlion of Seamen. Noy writs were moved for Carabriclgefhire, in the room of C. York. Efq. he having accepted the office of Secretary at War ; alto the Borough of Rye, in the room of the Right Ho- nourable Lord Hawkdbury, he having accepted the office of one of Ma Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State. IRISH MILITIA. Mr. Duxo.ls raid, that it appeared there was a difference in the proportion of Officers in the Mili tia of England and Ireland, from which confider able inconvenience might refult to that ellabliffi mcnt ; with a view, therefore, to put the Militia of both countries on the fame footing, that the fame number of men Ihould have the fame num her of Officers, he moved for leave to bring in a Bill for increafing the number of field Officers in the fevdral regiments of Militia in Ireland.— Leave given; and Mr. Dundas and Lord Cattle rush ordered to prepare and bring in the fame. MILITARY LAW IN IRELAND. Lord CASTLEREAGH (aid, that underftanding it would be more acceptable to the Gentlemen on the oppofite fide that his notice of a motion for the continuance of Martial Law in certain parts of Ireland, which flood for this day fe'nnight, !hould be brought on after the Call of the Houfc, he had no objection to defer it to Thurfday fe'nnight, as it would then follow the difcuffion on the State of the Nation, which an Hononrable Gentleman had announced his intention of bringing forward on Monday next. In confequence of tome obfervation from the Speaker, Lord Caftlereagh fixed his motion for Friday fe'nnight. Lord Carrxuatsois alfo gave notice of his in tention to move, on Monday next, for leave to bring in a till to regulate the Office of Mailer of the Rolls in Ireland. IRISH PENSIONERS. General Watrots moved, that there fhould be laid before the Houk an account of the places of profit and emolument, and of the penfions en joyed under the Crown in Ireland, by the Repre rented ves in Parliament of that part of the United Kingdom, diftinguilhing fuels penfions and places I as are held during pleafure, and fuch as are granted in reverfion. Lord CAST LER RAG H fiibmitted to the Honour. able Member, that there was no O ffi cer of the Executive overnment, who could prefent the account he required, as none had any official knowledge of fuels penfioners and placemen as were Members of that Houfe. He had no objec tion to the Honourable Gentleman's obtaining any information he wifhed for on the fubjeft, but fug gelled that a Committee appointed to enquire would be the better way. Mr. HARRISON propofed to have the motion amended, by calling for a lift of all the penfioners and placemen on the Irifh Eftablilhment ; and then the Houfe could arceatain fuch as were held by Members of Pediment. _ _ _ After tome further oisferiations from Mr. Wal pole and Mr. Jolliffe, The Suss,' rofe and remarked, at Tome length, on the inconvenience which arofe to Pub lic Officers, by the inconfidcrate application of Members of that Houle, for papers and accounts. hi the courfe of his experience, he had fccn much embarralfment in different Public Offices on that account. The Officers, anxious to conform to the order of the Bottle, were obliged to callea in. formation from others, and often without authen tic documents to found that information upon. With rcfpett to the motion before the Houfe, it could not be complied with ; no perfon could give information who were Members of that Houfe but the Clerk of the Crown, in Ireland, and he was not bound to certify to any perfon that (hould call on him who thefe Members were. He was aware, that if Gentlemen were fenfible of the difficulty Public Officers had to anfwer Inch motions, lefs would be offered to the Houfe with. out previous confideration, which it would be wdl to attend to. Mr. WALPOLF moved for leave to withdraw his motion, in order to amend it.—Leave granted. WAYS AND mEANN. The Houfe having reiblered itfelf into a Com. mittee of Ways and Means, Mr. Rose adverted to fame inaccuracies that had crept into the ttatement of the terms of the Loan, where t Ss. (hould have.been inferted infhad of tcs. as part of the annuity. Mr. Rose alfo took occafion to obferve, that as the new tax upon paper would materially affect the intereft of the proprietors of newfpapers, who in virtue of former ads were prevented from raif. in g the price of their papers above 6d. an addition of four and a half per cent. (hould be allowed them to the difcount they already received in the purchafe of Ramps, fo as to leave them on the fame footing in which they Rood before the new tax upon paper was impofed. He concluded by moving a Refolution to that effeet, which was agreed to. SUPPLY. The Hot& being in a Committee of Supply, Mr. Lona moved the following refolutions: Tkat a fon, not exceeding 4 millions, be granted to his Ma. jefty for paying off and difcharging fuch Exchequer Bills as had been iffued on the credit of the Supplies granted by Parliament for the year 'Zoo. That a funs, not exceeding 1,t00,0001. be granted to ►is Ma - jelly for paying off and difcharging fuch Exchequer Bills as had been iffucd on the credit of tke Income Tax. That a rum, ter exceeding 2400,0001. be granted to his Ma. jetty for difcharging fuch Exchequer Bills as had ►een dim' on the duties payable on Goods imported, &c. Agreed to. The Report was ordered for Monday, and the Committee to fit again on the fame day. Mr. Ross moved the firft reading of the Loan Bill of twenty. light millions ; read a firft time, anti ordered to be read a fe cond time to-morrow. Mr. Role then brought is Bills for granting a duty on Tim ber, Ralfins, Lead, &c. &c. exported from or imported into the United Kingdoms. Alfo for granting a Duty on Paper, Palteboard, Tea, &c. Alfo for panting an additional duty on the Pottage of Home and Foreign Letters. Alfo for granting an annuity of wool. to Captain Sir Sidney Smith. All thole Bills were read a firli time, and or- dered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. Mr. Rose alfo brought in a Bill for laying an additional Duty on Horfes, and on the motion, That it be read a fecond time to-morrow, Mr. JOLLIFVII role to deprecate fuch precipita tion on a meafure that required mature con. federation, and which, in his mind, or at leaft as it had been reprefented to him, mull prove equally mifchievous and unproduEtive. He requeftcd, therefore, that fufficient time might be given for Gentlemen to examine into and bring forward the objections to which it might be liable. . Ross Paid, that it was of much importance to the public fervicc, that the duties impofed izl confequence of the Refolutions agreed to by the Committee of Ways and Means fhould take place as loon as poffible ; in other Rages of the Bill, Gentlemen would have full opportunity of urging their objections ; it was not, however, his with to prefs the fecond reading for to-morrow, though he thought that there could be no great objeaion, as the Committee on the Bill might not take place till Tuefday or Wednefday next. Lord SHEFFIELD Paid, however unfriendly he mull always be to a tax on Agriculture, be fhould not think it a mitfortnne if the tax in queftion fhould in any degree promote the ufe of oxen in- Read of horfes, efpecially at a time when it ap pears how great the confumption of corn by holies is become; and that this Wand does not at prefent produce a fufficiency of corn for the fubfiftence of its inhabitants. Oxen in many countries, and in all ages, have performed the entire agricultural bufinell The ox, when he is pall hi.; labour, furnifhes the bell food for man. The honk fur nithes food only for dogs; and while lie lives, if only moderately fed, confumes daily as much corn as would flibfift fix or feven men ; and we fhould confider that onc.fourth, and perhaps at this time, a larger proportion of the people have difficulty in procuring oaten bread. The fecond reading was agreed for to-morrow. ►LACES UNDER THE CROWN IN IRELAND. General WALPOLE moved that a Committee fhould be appointed to enquire into the places and pentions, &c. enjoyed by the Ira Reprefentatives, and that they Ilionld report their opinion to the }Tonle.—Agreed to, and the Committee was ap pointed, conliiting, among others, of Lord Callle reagh, Melfrs. Frenchs Martin, Bagwell, and Vero dcicur, Ira Members. Mr. BAGWr LT. role to obferve on the ftngular fe. verity to which the Reprefentatives of Ireland iA the Imperi4 Parliament, both Lords and Corns mons, were fubjeeted by that Union which was to confolidate the interefts of both countries, and to do jußice tc, each. He alluded to Taxation. The Irifh Rep refentatives were in Ireland called on for the afraid taxes, and after difcharging the demand for horfes, carriages, fervants, in that country, they were, on coming to England, obliged to ray the fame taxes again. He did not mean to offer more than merely to throw it out for the confider ation of thole Gentlemen to whom the department of taxatiOn belong:el, and he truQe4 fume regula. tion,'confonant to the jullice of the fubjea, would take place. The SPEAKS/ atlce4, if the Hon. Gentleman had any motion to make Mr. BAGWELL infwercd in the negative. Mr. ROSE admitted the cafe Rated by the Hoe. Gentleman was entitled to ferious confederation, lic fliould not now deliver any opinion upon the particular queflion, whether the Iralt ;amber pro ducing a certificate of having paid the AiTeired razes in Ireland thould not exonerate him from the payment of the fame tares in England ii but that with refped to the Income Tax, to which fix months relidence in England render them liable i it deff i rved to be very particularly examinedew Adjourned till to-morrow.