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See his Addrefs to I lydropic P.ltients, Third Edition, with additional Cafe , mine:ed.—Sold by Murray Aid Highley, No. 32 Fleet - ftreet. N. B. No Letters, unlefs port paid, attended THEATRE RQYAL; DRURY-LANE. - --- THIS PRESENT EVENING, Otlober 30, the i r miimks Servants. ill adt a Comedy, called I'HE FOLLIES OF A DAY. _ After width the favourite Midica Entertainment .1 THE CHILDREN IN. FHE WOOD. Water, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. • To which will be added the Dramatic Romnee of BLUE BEARD._ T ,,, or eent, 'llse Comic Opera of the Piratea; with the Farce of the atinen. . - Thh day was publithed, price as. leultreted with an Engraving, REFLECTIONS on the THEORY of th e INFINITESSIAL CALCULUS, (the Method of FL(IXIONS,) Dy C. CARNOT, Ez-Direeto: of the French Republic, Minifter of War, and Member of the National Inftitute. Trani ated from the French, and illultrated with Notes, ev WILLIAM DICKSON, LL. D. Sold by &Wks Richardfon, Conduit; and Cuthel, Middle row, Holborn. Where may be had, riblifited the biR day of • every mouth, THEATRE-ROYAL..COYENT-GARDEN. The PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, rrOMORROW..EYENINO, OCTOBER 3 1 2 Cc Toc rehendi°l the carious bran Man:i s /1 f Sei : n n7 ,4e liaertia.nd .L „ iii ba Pegenta a New Connedi (in Nye Ado) called j • 7 . 3 . F ALKI I tA e. NDDR T r o2ocki ""e ' Y AS rr FLIES. FOIL. _ The Med* Obazsetereby Meths. LEWIS, MUNOEN. KNIGHT, H. JOHNSTON, MURRAY, wtirrnitux WADDT, SIMMONS, BEVEP,LY, ATIUNS, CURTISS, / cage. Mts. filleS, Mrs. POWEL, -<1 Mlf bTORRAY. Thrty.fle NizniseTrsof this ufeful Work, making Nine hand. !Date Volumee, illuErated and ornamented with numerous Engravings. by Lowe+ qd other have been already publiihed, price 41:los. in Wwds. Single Volumas.miee or Numbers. 26. 6d. mak rimy olfo be had tilde Publieten. nitd — Mln MURttaa r. The praiogoe Wise fittnes by Mr. BETTERTON, The Bl log* by Mr. MINDEN. T o y a ma will PAU VI RG be added dig Mensal INI natertainthent L AND A. .( This Evening—Fopris It Flits ; with th. F.kapes.. Mrs Minton being funcieully recovered of her late ferere bdifpnfition, wllteertairdy appinu• ht this Tbeatre on Wednef day an d Friday nest '(by waftleniar dens)l u the Charadter of biandane, Is she Swim Opera of Artaxerxes. This day Ware pallithed, in One large Vol. Ilya Pvier.HaiS.a-Guinea in Boards, PUBLIC CHARACT E RS of 1801-2 ; being a new Volume of Biographical Memoirs of EMINENT LIVING PERSONS, Talthfully and Impartially drawn from authentic foams. The following are among the molt 000llderable of the Me moirs contained in the pretest volume for s Sor—a : • Mr. ADDINOTO.II Rev. T. MAUR/CZ Sir RICHARD Hoonts General ST EUTT Lord Seance* Mr. DAWSON (Sedburgb) Lord Ate Dr. Rcanatt. Mr. TooKE • • Mr. CA Lel WHITZPOOILI General Bowies Dr. MITCHELL Marquis TOWNSMEN) Colored TATHAM CHECITIOr FHANILLIM lifthop of LINCOLN Earl of F,rt Mn. COWLCT Dr. Moots a Dr. BEATTIE COIMICIDESPARD General HUTCHINSON Lord Saerricto IV IES MARTIN I M.P. NI . Mr. WiNDHA Rets Count Rum roa n Mr. ARTHUR Youno. Printed for IL PHILLIPS, No. 7x, St. Piud's Church-yard; fold by T. Hut*, Paternoiter-row ' • .by J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bood- street; by E. Balfour, E dinburgh; J.Archer, Dub. bit; and all other Bookfelleis. Of whom may be had the Tear c reastea Vototars of this valLable Wort, price Half -a-Guinea each in boards. TWELFTH NIGHT.—SANS SOUCI. ly tke Authorityof the Right Hon-the Loa aCaA se tie, rI '0 MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 3a, ,rill be peareated at SANS SOUCI, •Leieefta•Place, Ltirefter calle -Square, ea lintestainnsent, attire!, new and origi- nal, d • A PRISK. Arrangenies - td the Rectiation end Sanger. -PART i. - nee. Sir Peter.. Mag, and the Swig. The Letter N. opening of the Sit. Woe. The Oilier Slaves. Seag. 'hoe Delight. Song. -The manes of the brave. Rec. Young Ilmon in- Rec. Mr. Paddle. deceived. • tong. Literary Tranfinlgra ng. In VIM voila& Ka. More Encroachers: 'Rec. Sotnethlog or other. ,Song. The Cuckoo. Bong. The New Year. Rec. An Exception. . PART n. SOIV/ERSETSHIRE.—AXE DRAINAGE. BY the recommendation of the Court of Sewers for the North Weft Ifivifiem of the County of Sotnerfet, held at A:bridge, the wath Oetober infant, a Meeting of the Petitioners of the did Coen for the unproven:lent of the Drainage of the River Ase, and of all Lords of Manors and others interetted in the raid Drainage, Is requefted to be held at the New Inn, at Croft, on Friday the 13th day of,November neat, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to take into confideration the progrefs of the (aid Court, in compliance of the hid Peti. Lions ; and whether it be not advifeable to apply to Parliament for leave to bring in • Bill for the effednal improvement of the (aid Drainage, according to notices al►eady given for that pur- Pore. By order of the Court, Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. Rec. Whiffle. &ng. The Voyage of Life. Eon/. Tray. Roc. The Diery. Rec. The Wooden Lima. Song. Honour sating Thieves. liong. jack it the Opera. R.c. The Laminae's. Rec. 'Nuts. Song. The Ladies. Sang. The‘Dinner. FART 111. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rec. Mag talks ! Song. The Original and the Song. The Wife tied. P4fture. Rec. The Lovers. Rcc. ()malt and its fhadow. Song. Every Min his own Song. Theviciiitudes colOihr7. rilat• The MnbsEadir with- Roe. The Surprise. cut credentials. Eoug. The Sidings of Peace. Song Father and 1. The whole is written, and cornpokti, and will be froken, Ring and aeowngsialsdby Mr. DIFIDIN. • JOHN CONWAY, Clerk of the drivers for the.CountT *fired& Dated O&sber so, dot. • Athaktaitelr—ifolfoise4Pie 1 10 7Geact,* moon to be open at Seam, and the renotsaance to begin at tght. Places for the Boxes ratty be tido% at Mr. Dibdires Ware feel, where nay he had all his different Produtitions; and, ~(0 Propohls for printing by flubferiptise, his Three Years 1 ‘,..• to nitriott the whole of England. ana a confiderabk Part ro F• t ~ ;in a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpeet.:Me T. rh.s and entbellithed with Forty Plates In aquatinta, from rei . c.srea painted I,:nel, etched . and prepared for the aquadata, by hilts Di an s it. 1, lidures and Specimens of the POWs say be fun , free of . nu, at Leieefter Place. I DISLAbiI.S of the URINARY CANAL add ArglinititAL COMPL4IIITS. . • Ma. DUFOUR informs the Publie,th a t h e ma y dally bg omfolred VIM. from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No 5, Fifth-ftroet, Soho, Leftdon, in all Mien of Obftruc'Uont, Striftures, Gimes, Seminal wealtners, Incontinency of Urine Fittuia-, Impotence. and debility in either Sex, &c. From extenfive Prodder In this department, to which he has con fined Itintfelf for many years, he r ofitra a method of cure, mild, efteaciout, and which prevents a re Mr. DUFOUR, felt Psvprietorr - Darsn's celebrated (me dicated j Boogies, has ultlat tell fo Improved them, by diveft ing dont of the irritating el Rs of common BoogieS, that they roomed where caufticsandother violent means hate failed: For the Vowed Deaf; Mr. DUFOUR is in pollilion of Daraa's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reltralnt in diet unace , lfary. To enable hint to attend patients at their own hatter, he has provided the 'affiance of a Gentle- Man of the Faculty. Perron' In the country may be cured by Raring their cafes iil letters. port paid. Jolt pubUilted, price Ss. 6d. Fifth Edition, en&rgeL—A Trratite on the above Complaints, Militated with the various fymptoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous el reds of Camille Boogies; an im l roved method of treating go nordwas, &c. lke. Printed for J . Callow, Crown-court, Soho, sad li• S Symonds , Paton°e r-row ; alto to be bad at tot'Queen's, tatter -Change, and at the Author's. 4c above Enteittiloment. which Cootinnes to be received 'h the loudeft ',plank, will be repeated every Monday, Tim :clay, and Satorday Evenings till further notice. JULt pubbated " Honour among Thieve.," Tray," " The Later N." And an Mooday next Tbe.Cuckoo." BARE.** New and Berentifid Fain of EtIFFUN'S NATURAL HISIORY, Complete. Eotwithftanding the eztracarclisuy rife on Paper, the Propel& tors of " Baaa's Buffoes Natural Hiftory" are determined to (II it at the Original Price, and for the Aecominodatka of the Public they have now on Sale I very handiume Edition, . to Eiftem Valerian Duodecimo, which will be foetid to be the t'hiapat Work ever offered to the Public. lir HEN PfatifiOnal Men Of education and re- RU ITO N's NATURAL HISTORY. Contain- I VV il mo gbi l o y 4 cc i„ b orn e b c gment t ylkm b y e b e r.. ..." to g a 7 henry of the Earth, a General Hiltort of Man. of ° Wien of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued tit • Brute Creation, and of Vegetables., Minerals, &c. Tranf- N ew t. la t h e b e n megrim of N per w r i ty . !RC. ;.. off' the hermit, and interfpoefed with Notes. Bight years have I devoted my pradke to the eiclutive treat- By J. 9. BARR, Efq. most of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult el The whole alibis valuable Work, form Mg. brig e• 10 111 01. my plan gives me additional ardour to oppok as for as I am In, the aloft complete and elegant NAI7/AL lIITORT in the able the ranges of thole complaints which are the moil import. , •,'Afh, or any other Language. beautifully printed, and making ant in the analogue of human infirmiticy Fifteen Volumes, which contain near 5 0 0 0 pages of beautiful I After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I . '"-profs betides the elegant anti OUnati , " let a ordilnal Ibnned a with at an early period of Pradice to refouc individu• • per•plates, taken Baas hie , may be bad, ale frees the ignatatwee of uneducated Men, or the equally dm- In boards, price - • ' C. 3 1 .1 0 gerous precipitancy of gement Praditimacra. Bound in Remand-lettered - 4 4 0 IIeTHkE/1 DISORDERS, to the cured[ which I have do Ditto, calf and Mimed - - 410 6 mind my attention, comprise every (posies of VENEREAL Elegantly bound i nn tgUt and teetered 4 1 7 6 INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. lAndon / Print ed Ila tie Tran 2 1 •1110 of Mr. Burr fee the ' AU idndi of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit. of rri; and Feld jna H. D. Symonds, No. so, Paten:otter- • Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tartly that de ',••• an?. may be hid of an 800/fellers and Newfmen in Town rangement of the lynxes in Women which is called BARREN. .. La.adry, on the above terms. a NESS or STERILITY. TO THE PUBLIC. / Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or hafte in the Tilt advantages arifug front the entertaining ftud of Nare-I treatticnt of a Ompk Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently hap 1111,s o•v are too generally felt and acknowledged t , .. Deed pens that the feeds of Life are polkaed by the indikretion of an terlait In favour o f a W or k calculated to alllit that en- ungui d e d b oor . B y a fuperior method fuch complaint. are -"."'" p urftit ;It may therefore be fulikient to tereeth , that eddy cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I • ;:ra - cr-1 outline of the pretest darn is to give a corn& de- . may prefurne to offer a radical re-eftabliOunent. ;'lnn of, an d t h eory of the E art h , the Hittery of Man, and y ew , however, are the cafes of complicated diarets In this 1/••• Er •'e Creation, of Vegetables, Matruh, and of the ea- diforder compared with the calamitous fadatlons of Men, who hots, nil, Reptiles and Intake, which adorn animated f rom kak i ' (nee ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prenknt Oak .at , tog et h er w i th a c le at (necklet anomie of their habits, ti e of a fal Ufe , acquir e that R a te o f Debility w hi c h •' -.:r and qualities, on the authorities of . Is the unavoidable cockquertace of fuels pernicious habite .•:/a•*. Lewhenhoek, Ray, Hunter, 1 Where the unhappy Indent broods over his ndfery, but care, '. T. Swammerdam, Derbam, Lettfonn, fully calends his irdsfortune, it may be tome confolution (or , I , , Al. Spaliaagan, De la Pluehe, Edwards, I him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or mew l'. irlui;i, )(hemmer, Cowan, Pennant, : minty with other Prat:titterers, the removal of ilia fe MEl iv. raid, Willmighby, Monro, and / CIENCI liS by the gradual prose& of Renovudon is the acquire • ca.., acne Naturalifta ; the Tranfadions of the mrlons . meet of my cep/riffles. If the rites of Bacetatavar Venus have •,•' f ~.b.;ral Societies in Europe, and the meet rcfpcdtable b egun to reduce manly vigour, much Nutley will he prevented • is aid Voyagers. Pmeryintention has been paid to b y an early oeunteradion of this languid Rate, aid in tie* -•-• ins Work as complete and coma as poi/able, which caks in great dilliculaics will occur. . , .r.n tor and Editbr has more particularly undcankai, Bat where this Duficiency haa for years ceded. a proper Pm •'.• toe of many of the Nobility and Gentry of this King- p icrance tatudikiendbly requite to revive the Montano; lEartn • ' no complete Minty of the kind km hitherto been o r Lir e . a nd to reimimate the Cora/nut/oft . . • MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been difaypointed ' T prevent ,:Rafe- and the _. , of .--:-- . o • It :;•: r, BAItRIN ` -w and Beautiful Edintia m "'lt r°• l Vie SECRECY which is Cu a &whit to my uodcriaklng, and -11. HISTORY ; which is eatecinad in a delPTe of the quallikstintas which I have prefurned so Rate, Corn the •':•• 1•••• crinr excellence- 1 Balla ed my Prconefione, and in coincidence with fu-h this i Dd. 1 : 'or I dition of the *above Work, dagantly printed let, manse ia gives, Mat Mr 8..-- may be cnniblted pefonalty ••• r.ra.cith Firß Inspections of 'the Plato4,may be had in i t or by lam a na c k a ao g a (mall none) et his kook, Noe., ay, Ara '''''' Numbers, at One Shilling eachy one of enure da-ftrect. Strand, near Temple-Bee. . ~.r the Fifteen Volumes in boards C. 5 1 6 The.• is an additional entrance is Water-!ml a. pining. , •, ii Cali and lettered' 6 • ° and the name to en both eke doors. • • i'••• , ti:zandy bound k mif, gilt sad letscnl 6ii 6 .• M. L WALE of sic Loyal Caner et 'swift ilovifacb PaySas wboway :hunk proper to deliver is saelere, mvf heprefi thereia the Irene pricer, cm they will not have an Wort:gaily maibipt amy abatement. The Comfitioas of the Coistrable may k fees ho applying to Mr. Cu,w Ckri to the .I:cid Cosrminee to or after Friday next, Me 23,orelaat, mad the le a d ers mofi to le)) with him hfore twelve at w. as the raid bth November, as aot any :eider will he received after that bear. LOTTERY. 'TICKETS and Shares are felling at 171,15 H% (one of the Original Contras ors) Licenfed Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, ' And No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where de &Roiling Capital Prizes were fold, (tared, and regiltered T. BISII : LAST TZAR. - - 20,000 $0,061 - - 2,000 9.593 - - 1,000 44, 00 7 - - 1 pop 11,563 • - 1,000 5,3 7 7 5 00 51,425 TUIS TEA,. -' L. 3 0 ACO • 10.000 ' SP 3O 2 PCO - I!8 500 AU kinds of Government Securities by ♦,'a and fold by Com miflicm ; Tickets and Shares regiltcrcd, and PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND.. PItrUNT PRICte Ticket - Half - - Q2arter - Eighth - - Sixteenth -48 S o 4 7 0 2 4 0 1 a 6 - o it 6 Tickets and Sh. Englilh. Ticket - 16 4 0 Ff3lf - - 8 7 0 (tuner - 4 s 0 Eighth - - 2 3 • Sixteenth - I t 6 cares will Rife. 34 , 9 2 5 1, 057 12 ,333 i,6133 1 7448 z. 5,79.1 OXFORDSHIRE--BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK, &e. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Red Lion, Bridge-foot, Henley upon Thipnes, On Monday, November 9, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of 150 Acres of Wood .Land, covered with valuable Mech Wood, and tome capital Oak Timber, in the molt thriving Rate ; fituate within about four miles of the Thames, and fever of Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford. Particulars mar be no* had of the Printers of the Oxford and Reading Papers; at the Red Lion, Henley; the Printer of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in Pall- Mall, where Plans of the Property may be teen. COLLIERIES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR.RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-hottfe, in Cornhill, London, on Friday the 30th. of Odtober, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lou, CERTAIN FREEHOLD, H a lf an d O t h er SHARES of and in fever-al valuable COLLIERIES; lying nada upirards of yOOO Acres of Land, in the County of DuAam, well known to contain Seams of fine Coal ; a large pat yeholly unwrought, and very advantageoully fituat&d on the Ranks of the River Tyne, within 3, 5, and 9 Miles of Newcaille. The Collieries now In work are Thornily, Fait and Welt Winlaton, and Crawcrook ; the former of which was opened in the prcialt year, and promifes the belt advantage te the Undertakers. Mr. Samuel Barrafs, of Kell's-Field, between Cheilerle- Brat and Neweaßle, Colliery Viewer, will give any further information u to this property, and anthem printed Particu lars may be had ; alfo at the Qlicen's Head Inn and Tavern, in Newcaft/e; at the Wheat Shea r, Durham; the Printer of the York Courant; of Meffrs. White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lin coln's Inn; Rainbow Coffee-houfe ; and of Mr. Ralne, Land- Surveyor Charlotte -ftrect, Bloomibury, London, where Plans of the S urface under which the (aid Collieries lie, may be font. DOROETSHIRE. TO RR SOLD IT PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'THE Manors of TARRANT MON KTON an d TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adoining to each other, within a ring -fence, in the molt eligible part of the County of I Dorfet, noted for Game ; Brute near the great Weilem Turn ' pike Road, between Saliibury and Blandford, or within &re miles of the latter; with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privileges, and Immunities,_ to the raid Manors belonging. The Manor o f TARR ANT MON lITO N cosnprifes, as follows : aft. A capital Tythe-free Farm, in the occupation of Mr. James Cando, on a Leafe, of which only Two Years are un expired, containing upwar ds of ioo Acres of W.itcr Arab's, and Down Land. ad.theTythcs of the reft of the Parlfh of Tarrant Monkton. 3d. The Reverflor. in fee of divers Copybold and Lcafehold Litotes, of the yearly value of about 3aol. held by one, two, or three lives, but chiefly on one old life. The Manor of TAR RANT LAUNCLITON IS all in the Lord's hands (except a few Litehold Cottagcs),and confills of a Farm, in every refpeet one of the mat deferable in the County, called Louneefton Farm, containing upwards of isco Acres of Wour Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a ring -fence, in Severalty, and Tythc-free, in the occupation of Mr. Rob. bud den, on a Leak, of which only Four Years are unexpired. N. B. The Land-Tax on the Eflat c Is redeemed. The Taunts, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budde.a; will Thew their refpealye Farms; and for Particulars, apply to Mr. Davies, of Horningfham, near Warminfter, Wilts • or to Melts. King and johns, Solicitors, Blandford, at whole Office a Map of the Eftate may be fcen. DISTEMPER In DOGS, and OINTMENT for the MANGE. COPY of a Letter from ladyessAst Les SP, rsc F a, to Mr. BLA INI a, Proprietor and Difcoverer of the ME DICINAL POWDER for the CURE of the DISTEMPER In DOGS, and of the SPECIFIC OINTMENT for the MANGE. " Sm.! ton-ltreet, Piccadilly, Aug. sr, 'tot. " Sir—lf you think that the cattle of humanity, or the re putation of your valuable Madieine for the Cure of the diftem per to which poor Puppf.s arc furh victims, will beat all bene fited by soy Name, you are at fall liberty to make tire of It in any way you think proper. I have cured of my own two (mall Spaniels and a Terricr. all bet Ween five and fix months old.— The Son of a friend of mine has been ft, fueccfsful w ith It among his Dogs, that be purpole 1 writim; to you on the fubjed ; and, In fad, in 41 the cafes I have fern or hc.ini of, It has been hie cefsfid, when early and properly given. I am, Sir, yours, rec.. .MARY Ni2i 7 R " BLAINE% hf,DICINAI POWDI.III, for the l)I/TEMrla, prier ts. 6d. a I)ok, being fufticient for the Cure of (Inc I ; cot his for Bs. packed up of dtffertnt Strengths, aerordinz to the Ag • and Site of the Dog; and his Fraciric Oturstrx I for the MAIIOI. at is per biz, are both prepared by th • Proprictnr only, and rived with Lii None; and arc fold. who:tide, by Mr. Dooley, No. c, OM Droul-ftr. et ; and Mars. &relay And Son, Fleet-niarket; and, Retail, by Venders of Medicine in Town and Country. P - - . . . . . Cr Jail puldl&d, ad Edition, and fold as above, ptkr it. a '11 . 1( EATISE on the DISTEMPER. in IKK:3; w.th Come REMARKS on the MANGE In Doss. and Kees. Mr. liaetwa is Unwire Author of the Grand Folio Syftent of ANATOMY of the HORSE, srith Coloored Plates. dedirated by Peranflion to his It Nally. Price Wonted A 1 is plain, tL as. NM as Amts. NEiV SORT OF WHEAT. A NEW gihciEgoCitiliiviiEA'e ie of fered to the curious, which has the following molt valu able Properties; I. It ripens near a. Month (mints. than Eng hat. Wheat. 1. It gives a much larger increafe, full one,fourth more on an acre than any Euglifh Wheat ; and it rnauaged according to the printed Direttions inelofed with it, it is won-• derfulty prolific—its kin is tender and shin, its flour very white and fine, and its tafte peculiarly tweet. Bags of this !cod, from which 2,3 ltaltich may be expected in return, ate told for tos 6d. at CROCKEit's, St. Alissn't ltro.t, Pall-Mall, with printed Particulars iticltsfed of a New Method of cultivating Corn, by which an inmsente eaputre is raved, and yet the returns arc 30 per cent. More than by the common method.. No CrLdlt. Pay Pottage. PiIRLIAmiNTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, OC"TQBrR 29. This being the d.ty appoin.ed for the meeting of the Sellion, his Makity went i:: :tate to the /inure of Lords, and being feated on the Throne, the Commons were fummonel to the 13.:r, when his MA. jeltydelivcred the following moll gracious fpeech : My Lords sad Gent.'es4-4, . . . I have the LitisfaElion to acquaint you, that the important Negoci?tions in which I wis engaged at the dole of the laft Seffion of Parliament, are brought to a favourable conclufion. Tae differences with the Northern Powers ►ave been adjunct, by a Convention with the Emperor of Ruffia, to which the Kings of Denmark and Sweden have expreffed tan ir readi..cfs to accede. The effenrial rights for which we cmtc-.ded are thereby fecured, and provifion is made, that the of them than be attended with as little molellation as pea - IWe to the fubjedts of the Contradiag Parties. Preliminaries of Peace have alto been ratiricd between rue and the French Republic; and I fruit that this important ar rangement, whllft It manifeßs the juface and moderation of my • views, will alto be found conducive to the fubftaatlal intereits of this country, and honourable to the Muth charade:. Copies of thefe papers null forthwith be laid before you, and I earneltly hope that the tranfadions to which they refer, will meet with the approbation of my Parliament. Goat:oxen of the Houle of COMMIX, I have dirceted fuch eftimates to be prepared for the various demands of the public fervice, as arpcar to me to be belt adapt ed to the lituation In which we are now placed. It Is painful to me to refiedt, that provilion cannot be made for defraying the espencrs which muft unavoidably be continued for a time in different parts of the world, and for maintaining an piesputie peace efiabliflunent, without large additional fupplies. You +nay. however, be affured, that all poffible attention thall be paid to fuck (re °comical arrangements u may not be inconfiftent with the great ohjcdt of effedually proviiin; for the fecurity of all my dominions. ./tfv Gold, and Geotlowtra, I cuiuost fiaciently defcribe the pratifieatice and comfort I derive from the relief which the bounty of divine PROVIDC NCI bas aff rded to my people, by the abundant produce of the late haruit. In contemplating the lituaeon of the country at this important conitufeture, it is impoffible for toe to refrain from expreffing the deep fenfe I entertain of the temper and fortitude which have been manifelled by all defcriptiooa of my faithful fubjedts, under the various and complicated difficulties with which they have had to contend. The diflinguiled valour and eminent fertsixs of my forces by lea and land, which at na period have been furpatTed ; the un precedented exertions oldie Militia and Fencibles, and the zeal and perfeverance of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps of Ca valry and Infantry, are entitled to my warmeit acknowledge ments :—And I am perfuaded that 'you will join with me in reeding with peculiar fatisfaelion on the naval and military operations of the hilt campaiyn, and .on the fuceefsful and glo rious iffue of the expedition to Egypt, which has been marked throughout by achievements, tending in their confttquences, and by their example, to produce Lifting advantages and honour to this country. It is my Ern with and moR fervent prayer, that my people may experience the reward they have fo well merit ed, in a full enjoyment of the billings of Peace, in a progref five increafe of the matknal commerce, credit, and refources s and above all, in the undifturbed par, iii in of their religion, laws, and liberties, under the fafeguard and proteetion of that Conftltution, which it has been the great objet of all our ef forts to preferve, and which it is our molt facrcd duly to trat - mit unimpaired to our dcfcendants. Alter his Majeily and the Commons retired the Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Ribl,:cidale, and ferc:4l other Pzers, took the oaths and their feats. following Peers were alio inttoduced in pro. cell - ion on their new ere:li ;ons, and took the oaths Earl ONsLow of O, s L nsv. Lord Ur r pt flou lc v., in the coon% of Northunther land, (late Sir C 11.4 P,LI - Kt.) I.lllVirrollOt NEL , 4t4 NILIt ; ard• TY: Marqui% of TN. In Ireland, heirm male an Engl . 4ll au on, by the talc ut Flor,nt t kill IN. After %Jilting ttil near lix o'elo,-k, the tloote proceeded to bo.;!_:). llis be ing formally read, Lord BOLTON begged leave to call th it Lord (hips' attcntion to the fentiments of paternal af fedion with which his Majely had announced the happy tidit.gs of his having Inceelstolly adjultt J the differences wilt th, Nortlisrn Power:, and ratified Preliminaries .I . with the Republic. Theft ILopy events brot%!it about by the prow: , irwde and alas.:;. ! . v hi, ll Majetly's beneti,ent v; , :ws fia sr .;I.t:e of his pc3ple hid been r.ded by tLe vii;.laaz e o. his Conucils ; the brave. y aad aslikv...n'ents of his fuiccs ! , y It t and la:: L, and the p:rfeve rar.ce and fortitude W . .: VCI y det .ription of l.is faith. till people. The r e.snt..i-ing the particu lars of there s. ere L.id upon Table. and ti .tibt,fry would I , e frt apart for cmcing into the impertaut talk of their Y 'd kW, I in .11 to ifiei ' cl- Lica. bk. erca Br" air C 11,1 r, :.t pr,:,.- nn of iticAp Limoe llrtc rim. Alio t, St. o.ic3. t-hilf, No. ; and [a and ill and cure - 7 • - - • 7 : . pia. I. Ca:- a e c