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F.R. and A.S. are nOw complete, and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Lon don., • These Dates contain (he Counties of Kent, Essex, 'Sus sex, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset, So.rril, P e mbroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamor gan, Vika, Berks, Sdffolk, Hertford, and Cam bridge. Part IX containing nearly the whole of Pembroke shire, and portions of the adjacent Country, WAS published on the Ist of August, Isl 9 ; and as the Work is still in progresi, according to the original design 'of giving a complete Map of Great Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile, the publi cation of the future Parts will foible' as fait les the nature of such a Work wil; admit, without increasing its Annual expense. Gentlemen wishing to procure a - Alap of the Country surround ing their own habitations, may, by, application to Mr. 11A1711;" at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index 11Iap win be s'acwn, select any sheets they)lease for that purpose. All let ters on this subject addresied to lisr.ea, under a cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be im mediately attended to. By Order of Mt Bo!rvi, B. If. CREW, Secretary. N.d&-OFFICE, Ang. 15, 1820. .POOll IN.IGHTS OF W INDSOR. TIEPRI NCIPAL OFFICEM and COMMIS ONE RS pas MAJESTY's NAVY, do hereby gine Notice , to Inch Lieutenants in his Majesty's Navy as are desirous of being recommended for the appointment of POOR KNIGHT of WINDSOR, under the Will of the late Samuel Travers, Esq. that they must apply at this Office, on or before the 30th of S'eptember next, when they will be informed of . the nature of the Certificates and Testimonials which are required to skew that they come within the meaning of tie said Will, which.ex presses that they " are to be superannuated or Disabled Lieute. rims of English Mc .n of War," and shall be a single Men with v.: Children, Inclined to lead a virtuous, studious, and devout life, to be removed if they give occasion for ScandaL" VETON, Stock Broker, 2; CORNHILL, begs leave -LA to inform. his Friends, Tickets and Shares for the New Lottery are now on Sale at itis Office. • The new Features of the prer...nt Lottery-are so favourable ro Purchasers, that EYTON has not the least diubt there will be a scarcity before the 30th of This Month ( Xugut), on which bay the Lottery commences r.nd finishes. There area Man, all Reuling Money, no reserve of Tickets by the Contractor, as in former Lotteries; every Number put into the Wheel, so that every Ticket will decide its own fate, and no other. Thirty Prizes of A 20,000, Xl,OOO, I°soo, A'2,00, all in One Day. TZISII has cot the CONTRACT; and the Public are glad of it; for he Ass constructed a Scheme so preg nant with good Points, that IT 3I CST PLEASE EVERY BODY. Ile nevcr had a stranger incknation to give general . eatisLctiun ; and is so well convinced of the gratitude be owes to the Public for past favours, that he has constrectecla Scheme, uniting ail tbolse features whieh have Seretolore been honoured with auk approbation, and added pew ones,-.oot more novel ! thaa'acteantageous. He expects EVERY TICKET WILL -.BE SOLD; for with only 5,608 Tickets, there are TWo of - £20,000, •and Twenty-eight Ascher Capitals, all Stet .lscoey.;—No Stock Prizes ;—Eerry Ticket drawn singly; ' X 611,200 in Extra Prizes;—and all will be Drawn in One Day, 30th of AUGUST, (TIES MONTH). Ticketi and Sham are Selling by BISH, sole Contractor; No 4, Cornhill ; and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by all the : ;:,ents in the Cosstry. SCHIDItS, With fun Particulars, may be had GRATH* •,* The Prices - of Stocks are naked,. Dourly, against BISH's Office in CornhiU, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE KING. On Saturday nest will be published, in -Ito. AN HISTORICAL and CRITICAL ACCOUNT of it Gil AND. SERIES of N4Tio,NAL MEDALS, published under the direction of JAMES MUDIE, Esq. ein h,Tllished with Outlines of the entire Series. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. NEW EDITIONS OF. AIRS. TRIMMER'S WORKS. This day was published, . Price 2s. half-bound, the Sixteenth Edition of I.."EASY INTRODUCTION to the KNOW LEDGE of NATURE, and READING the HOLY SCRIPTURES, adapted to the Capacities of Children. By Mrs. TRIMMER. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington 6.2., St. Paul's Church yard, and 7,, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall; and Baldwin, Cra dock, and Joy, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 2. Fabulous Histories, designed to teach the prdper Treat m..r.t of Animals; the Tenth Edition, 2s. 6d. bound. 3. The Little Spelling-Book for Young Children. The Twelfth Ldition Bd. •- 4. E asy Lessons, a Sequel to the above. Seventh Edition, Bd. S. Instructive Tales; selected front the Family Magazine; _mo. 4s. 6d. bound. C. Miscellaneous Pieces, selected from the same Work ; I 4s. 6d. bound. r r The Comparative View of Foreign Countries (in this Volume) was designed to excite in the hearts of Englishmen a Lye of their Country. and the details of the Constitution of to strengthen that attachment to its excellent Laws Institutions. Of the same Publishers may be had, A Segel to Mrs. Trimmer's Easy Introduction to the Know ;edge of Nature, by Sarah Trimmer ; 18mo. 25. 6d. half-bound. IMRERIAL CLOTH, FOR TIM EAST AND WEST INDIES, &c. AIII.I..1111) respectfully informs the Nobility, ••-1 • and Families going or returning from Abroad, his IM CLOTIL for Shirting atrd various Family Purposes, ;icculiarly desirable to wear on change of Climate, and in the Lzst and West Indies, as well as in the Cold Climates, and for Economy, is sold, Stamped with his Nanie, &c. exclusively ;.t his WHOLES ALE and RETAIL EAST-I NDIA, ar.d aitd BRITISH WAREHOUSE,Iis.I6, CHEAP :: IDE, in entire Cases, for Exportation, and by the Pkce, amel in - Tide widths for J. M. respectfully informs Families forming Establishments, on their arrival, or having Con - anis:slow., selections rosy be. pad* Iron the accustomed, rie; vat kty of every kind of Family Linens, Foreign and British CiernaskJable Linen, choice Irish I..nells, curious India and Bri; i,h Muslins, fur Ladies' wear, G.utternen's Neckclotlis, Long Cloths and Cosecs, "rer.ch Cambrics, Russia and °that. 5.1 e Slteetings, India Shawls, . eel cn.Tions British Cashmere, in lehig and square, peculiar to, itiurx ; with the tivw;:st fashionable Articles, for Evening Hid 3lorning Dress, at Used prices, from which no deviation 4 matie; and those Articles select-el by the Piece, or dewy, ' (fie Wholesale. price. New Drawing and Dining-room Furni -1 .105 Ilureena, moat 111104,4101.1114V4. AUGUST TN . . . , • EtIBI I 42VDIA BOUM Ansa . , le, ISM . 1 frHE COURT of DIRECTORS ?fiai -1 COMPANY e MERCHANTS e . .EIVOLAND, traiiirtgl Othe EAST-INDIES, do hentygiie Nutice, ' That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the aid Company will be held at their Hinge in Leadenhall-street; .WEDNESDAY, the 27th Septeiuber next, at Eleven &Mel idttle Forenoon. '" JOSEPH DART, avretary. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Custom-House, HARWICH, on the 24th and 2545 August, instant ; the Sale to commence at Ten a'Clock is the Forenoon, each day, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, in sundry Lots, viz. 162 Paintings (many of them 4 lbs. Balsam of Tofu of considerable value) 7 lbs. Gulp Benwin . 4 Pieces• Carved Ivory 109 lbs. Cheese 4 P-ces Glass 1 Spar, 30 feet 2 Copper Medals 9 Skin s Wash Leather 3 Brass Plates 65 Sweeping Brushes 206 Yards Paper Hangings 12 Tar Brushes S 4 Cotton Shawls 10 Gallons Claret Wine 1 Foreign Coverlid 6 Anchors 6 Yards Oil-cloth 5 _Warps 41 Yards Cambric • The Hulls (broken up) of the 1 Leghorn Bonnet lugger " Argus," burthen 46 5 lbs. Tea tons, and the galley " St. 5.11b5. Sugar Candy Jean, " burthen eight tons, 9 lbs. Pepper toget her with their blateriab, 50 lbs. Currants in small Lots. 79 lbs. Plumbs • fq - ,k' FItERROLb VATATCWASEX, With immediate Pbsausion; eoMpristrit 'CORS (CA HAL% MANSION, PARK, RIG HT Y-A CRI4S of fertile /I, A ND.; ' Plantations. Grounds, dtc. Also a respectable 1)W.q.L1 1 9 . 9 HOUSE• adjoining, delightfully situated near the Sea, and ? , within view of the Turnpike road leading from Eastbourne to Brighton , comm an di ng a bold View of Sraford Bay, New. hares Harbour, the South Dawns, &a. By EDWARD 'MEER, At Garrayriy's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London, on FIUDAT, Augusrgs, in One Lot, HR above Substantially-built MANSION, with Coseb.hosise, -Stabling, suitable Offices, Lawn, -Freehold fertile Land, ia the whole shoot Yorty,sle Acres, together with, the occupatioe of Thirty Acres, of Meadow I:aud adjoining, held at a modirate Rent. May be viewed fourteen days previous to the Sale, and 'Par denim had of Messrs. King and Gen, Lewes • Mr. Robert Valiance, Brighton ; Messrs. Smith and Gell, 'New Basinghall street ; at parraway's; and of the Auctioneer, &c. 92, Hatton garden, where Plans and Ricrac** may be bad, at 6d. each. TM =PORTA 71014 518 East India Silk Handker- 1591 Yards sir, chiefs I 36 Yards Silk Ribbon 3 Ditte Crape Shawls .14 Pair Leather Gloves. _ N.B. The Sale of the Vessels, and their Materials, will tale place on the Second day. The Goods cannot be delivered until the day after the Sale, but must be taken way within ten days, or the Deposit Money (one•thirsi part of the value of each Lot) will be forfeited. • PORT OF wtymott - it. I FOR SALE BY AUCTION; • . By Order of the Honourable the Commizsioners of his Majesty's Customs, on Tessusy; September 3, - at Eleven o'Clock fit Forenoon, at the Custseal-House. WEYMOUTH, : • . • T' GOODS : UNDER-MENTIONED, viz. vas swim 167 Gallons Bondy ... , 10i lbe. Tea . . 111 Gallons Geneva 2 Pair Angola Gloves lc. Oqr. 13no. Deal Ends 2 Toys • . • 3 Deals 2 lbs. Chocolate 25 Pieces of LathwOod 11 SLI) Deals. ' • 8 Leghorn Bonnets Which will be put up.at the Duties to which they art raped. lively liable. Also, Three open Boats and Materials, with Five Pieces of Rope. P r os azroarariou. . . . . . 240 Yards Silk 5 India Silk Shawls - ' tij Incite Handkerchiefs 2 Do. Silk - Ceape Scarf, 3 Half ditto . 1 Do. Grapa.Sittal. ~ 47 Yard's India Crape The Goods maybe viewed by applying at die Camas"4loese, two days previous to the flay of Sale, ?ally. • llcid M PSIII RE -.-TO BB SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in certain Causes, entitled " Jerroise against - Clarke," and " Grey against Clarke," with the approbation of Wituail • Atriaisenn, Esq. one of the A astet; of the said Court, on Roor r theisils day of , lug% ot the Public Sale at of the Court of Chancery, in Sooliampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, . • VERY Valuable rind Eitennive ESTATE; comprising the MANOR of CHALTON and FIVE HODS; the Advowson of the valuable Rectories of Chaltoo, `Cialifield, and 13hmdwurth ; the Adirowton of the Vicarage of littherington ; together with divers Farms and Lands, contain jig together upwards of Six Thousand Acres; and the Great "kites of Four Ilundrid and Seventy-tbree Acres of Land : the whole of which Property is Biwa* withid the stveral Farldasa.% of Chaltun, Clanfield, Blendworth, Cetherington, East NNW 'lledhanniton, and Peteraheld In. the County of Hants--four utiles from Havant, ten Miles friim Portsmouth, tee' milesfrum Clelehestet, and six miles fungi -Fetersfield. -Printed Fartieniars whesenf may be had, gratis; at the-said • 14 aster's. Chambers, Southeertp fort.Leildings, Chancery-lane ;, also of Mr.. William Le Blanc, ew Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and Messrs. Flicks and, Bra&enridio, Bartlett's-buildings, London, at Mt Which plates Plans df the Ruske may be seen ; Mr. Phllliyo,Norfelk-litzeet, Strand; Mr. Tatham, Land Surveyor, Bedionkplacer jitassell.square; Messrs. Osbuca and Son, Land. Surveyors,- West Mem, near Alton • Mr. James Mamar (the Woodward), Horndean ; and at the following Inns: Ship, Horndean; Oeorge,•Porttmouth ; Swan, Chichester; • Bear, 'Havant ; Dolphin, - Noe - tithed; Red Lion, FArtham; the George Winchester; and Swan, Mum. . The !Estate may be viewed, by application to the said Mr. James Mamas, Horndean; Luff„ . Gatnehreyee, . - • ton; or to the respective Tenants. DELPHIN SCHOOL FMIIIOII4, ON A NEW ELAN. Jus; pubruhed, as. bound, • I.•TUVENAL end PERBII7B-; containing 12eamstees suct Name's Tat, Dawns= Nora, and without the Osoo. Vus4u., Ii is TIENT, de. do. les. et 5. Coma, Ossautes Teat, do. 10s. 6d. 4. Sat t.urt, do. do. As. S. Houses. hut s a new Kontos, with Excuse Nons, 12s. 64. bound. • This is a very compact and useful edition of the Iliad, for the Use of Schools. The force of the Particles; a distinguishing beauty bf the Grecian language, is well pointed out. It will be found, beyond all comparison, the best edition for tile ;we of Schools, at present extant.—ifnlijacobin Review, Sept. 1819. This is', perhips, the-most useful edition of the NI r.onian bard, that has yet made its appearance. It is also critical in an emi nent degree, and contains a judicious and we!!-written account of the digamma, together with a dissertation upon the Homeric metre, principally selected from the writings of Professor Dun bar and Mr. 11. P. Knight. The notes are partly original, and partly taken from Ileyne, Clarke, and Knight. The author has judiciously enlivened the heavy, critical matter of his work by quotations from Pope's admirable translation, and adorned with a few parallel passages from the Roman poets, and frun ear illustrious countryman Miyon.—Nenylfenthly Meg. Oct. 1819. Printed by A. J. Vidpy ; and soldby G. and W. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co. ; Lackingten and Cs.; F. C.' and J. Rivington, London ; hlacredie and Co. Edinburgh; Cumming and Co. Dublin ; and all ether Booksellers. • , NORTHFIELD, WOeESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, leneanant to a Decree of the High Court of Chincery, made ,in • certain Causes, entituled, Jervoise against Clarke, and Grey against Clarke, with the approbation of WILLIAM Aaixaxnra, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Castle Inn, High-stieet, Birmingham, on 10,1 DAT, the 18th, 'reef. • DAY, the 19th, and Wromestutv, the eich, days or Septembet next, in Ninety.tour Lots, AVERY Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the MANDE of Nolan FLELD and WEOLEY, the A DVOWSON of the very valuable REC .TORY of NORTHFIELD and COTTON HACKETT; and divers FARMS'Ind LANDS, eontainingtogether above Two limmand Acres, a tnasiderable part of which is Tithe Free. One of the Lots will amp** the extensive Manor of North. &Wand Weoley, with several eligible Farms, containint toge ther about 1200 Acres, principally Tithe Free, lying within a Ring -Fence, and let to respectable Tenants, at moderate Rents. 'This Lot is very eligible for the investment of Capital, or might ask any Gentleman desirous of residing on his own Etate, there being on one of the Farms a very commodious House, with suit 'able Outbuildings, which, a(; moderate expense, might be ren. dered a desirable Residence, being within convenient distao from the Birmingbain apd Worcester Turnpike Road, affording every facility for the preservation of Came. Many of the . other Lots adjoin the Turnpike Road, and aro very eligible as Building Ground, and the whole Estate is ird circumstanced with regard to Roads and Navigable Canals. The whole of this Property, with the exception ache Glebe in Cotton Hackett, is situate in the Parish of Northfield, in the County of Worcester, in the High Turnpike Road from tile. Moschella to Worcester, and is distant four miles from the former place. Particular, may be bad at the said Master's Chambers, South ampton-buildings, Chancery,lane, London ; of Mr. William Le Blanc, New Bridge-street ; Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartletes-buildings ; and Mr. Phillips, Norfolk-street, Strand, London; Mr. Fowler, Surveyor, High -street, Birmingham; Mr. Belford, We ft Br omwich ; and at the following Inns—. Castle Inn, Ilirnslogisam • Crown l Bromsgrove ; Hop-pole, Worcester; Star Stafford; lil'esolpack, Warwick ; and Gra Stomp Nortbita. Of the same mat, llosacr, with Englieh Noted to the Odes, 53. 6d. Ilosaen, no Notes, 3s. 6d. A Neat Edition of VIII. tomo. 3d Ed. 4s. The same, with Hoc MU NOTES, from Delphi'', Bcc. no Itaerprtatio, 7s. 6d. G 'calor s, without Verses or Phrases 71. 6d. HOM a's I mao, from the Text of Hirran, 7s. ELIGhIiTTIE LATINA, 4g. id. GREEK GRAMMA*, Is. 6d. Druz:us, 4s. LATO4 GRAVID.% ts. 6d. DELECTUS ts. 6d. Amphitryo, Auhliaria, Captives,and Rudens, of Px.strres,with Eng lish Notes - - 4s. 64. 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This day was published, price 3s. 6d. a New Edition, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITI SS; natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on ()nankin, Se ndnal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleet, Tahes tiorsalis, Bluer Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory pf Gewalt/a. ley T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Sold by W. Neeley, 78, Lonsbard-street ; and C. Chapple, 66. Pall-Mali; or by the Author, as above. Where may be hail, 'Cann oa the Venereal Disease and is Consequently', a Nil pelcat ss. illustrated with Cases : A ?radical Treat on the Prevention and Cure of the Vetted"! Disease, exhibiting tlr character, symptoms, sod treatsmat of , the Dilit;SerinattlOp chately or remotely connected with it; containing %Howls" on Glee*, Stricture, Mum! Discharges, rise me of the Oas t s* and common Bougie, Cutaneous Itioptions,/aiselnery Veneres,l Diseases, 65,c. &c. comprising an elementary Work l ee Students, and a Guide to the general Reader ; interspersed with Istkeyr littscripoas appl a icabk to eicb **lon of the . • 41'. . '• :i1 t. 1. • : and - .4- lit ti .; • ,* . . • FIIICE PARLIAMENTARY :I l itockfairivos.' - .._;......._. .. • • HOUSE OF •LORDS, AUGUST 16. The Loan Cuaasertana took his seat upon the Woolsack this day at a quarter before four o'clock, and shortly afterwerds e live Noblemen came to the table, and took the qaths. Among then were the Marquis of Quesanteeler, and the Earn of WeLos citeva and Geesoow, F Art anDAIIrr VP " WITYESSES, Lord KING said, that ii it should be thought necessary to IN, examine witnesses upon the Bill of Pains and Penalties now before their Lordships, it weiald he , necessary that an order 1% I should be made to camrri their attendance. Ile should, there. I at gee fore, with utt any further notic e , m o ve t h at an ot d er b e ma d e out for the attendance of certain witnesses whose names were le, coatained in a list which h e s h ou ld h an d up to the Noble aed Mr Learned Lord upon the Woolsack.—Ordered accordingly. w R COMMITTEE OF PRECEDENTS. 9 2 The Earl of SIIAFTESBURY, as Chairman of the Com et 61 mittee appointed tersest-ell the Journals for precedents as to the mode of enforcing tin.ezttendance of Peers on me 17th instant, 4 presented the following Repqrt : icery " The Lords Committee, appointed to examine the Journals •Cla for precedents as to the sonde of enforcing rate attendance of es of Peers en 'Thursday, the 17th of August, ord e red to report : : said " The Committee, having taken into consideration the ac. the : coatnnidatian lanai mayittaffealei hilatrangers, during the etpue progress of a fiEdl, entitled Qlesetiettodepriee,'lreellate, " Resolved, •t. Tbat no Lesid sh Al gian more•tiefe one order Pe F of admission tie this tlouikupoi sax one dar,*eal inst the same fON shaft be signed andesehled'hy him, and bear the date of the day tries on which it is to be used e ' • • e. • f the " 2. 'That, as the specebelow Me Ber gamic! hold more than d Lai a lintited numher of spectainis tickets of admission shell not be 'a; an issued by any Lord, except upon alt e rn a t e d a y s . icres , .1. That the Archbisheits, Dukes, Alarquiises, and Earls, lo be vet le:lading the Representative Lords of Scotland and licked, of ,ngton the saute rank, shall give orders on the lest day, and that the my of I. rest of the Lords shall give orders es the second day, and so on, mth, I Alternately on the succeeding days respectively." • - After a few observations front the LOAD CHAN-CELLOS and the I, grat Rari of Latineeneus, the recommmulation of the Report was 4 Chan , slated to, and orders were made accordingly. . - acct, B . UMBER TRADE. c's.bull , , The Marquis of LAN_,SIX)WN said, that, as the present fie ma, day world in all prottabiliky be the last, for some time, upon them, which private petitions could be received, he should take the sirs. 0 opportunity at presenting a Penile' from' certain Merchant* a; MI engaged in the Timber Trade, regarding the imp o rt a ti on o f t o . follow 'train timber. The petitioners, who stated that they had co less ath ; St ' chip £2,000,000 of capital engaged in that trade, were of opie :ed Lice Won that as great an approxinuuon as possible sheald he made to a full freedom. of trade. ' . . leation 'The Petition was then read, and was afterwards referred to. ,uff, •G; the Coin mitts-c now sitting upon Foreign Trade. RELATIONS BETWEEN Tina GOVERNMENT AND swill i. --- ErSTER Lord 1 - IOLLAND.-11uugh he was aware, thrat , 1), ' atter the present evening no other subject but that eurt of ( fur which they were then assembled could easily en : against gross * their attention, yet there was one subject of an of WI ,e said C such paramount inipoitance that he could not sefrain et AIOND from giving notice to a N o bl e L or d oppos i te t h at he the 26th, shoulu pm certain questions to him upon it, on An early occasion, for the mere p ur p os e o f o b ta i ning in- Extensi. formation for himself. He should not that day spe- IN city the nature of the questions which he wa s going 4NQ/4 of the COITC to ask; but should confine himself to stating that suesitem they referred to the relations now existing between part Russia and England on the o ne hi n d , and between , the yaw . • eligible F Russ i a, England, and Spain, on the other:- His rea. io wi l l i ic f h or h w e i s s i t l r o il u ig idti t lp o eu ha titau v r i ri a an n o a uc n taai s o w f e jit r etht. 't ; o n. 48 7 4 i i qu et r i 3lieu h ad e o s s . ally Tithe I Me Tenn t iIIT estate been issued * by :ry commc residing c •D • ans themselves related xce.facts etniteihttriir that , moderate 'note; and also to the natureet the'nsadikacei which being with had been made to Spain sin iouiequoke of 4f ; -H e e W eserve, orceste was unwilling to take the -Noble - rtord 8101 site by pr ijoin the 7 surprise, and ne therefore thought -I Conly•taii - to ten ound, and him that he should call upon hius- , te4 iselithi the a Roads al principles contained in that note; ks thefiietivalcu ty, with f • ' Europe in en d less is Ira to en- . to in the P Ile High 'I danger the peace and happi ne s s o f future genera?. •• And is din lions. It would give him considerable . pleasure to hear the Noble Lord disavow thoseridthisdeparti:otnhothc t le when thinkel e l :l e i d tl : ~,_... scot: -- d at the said se :cul t: f t jp ; tiai btl liab t 7r i x f ly h: eui ( nd Lir takso d , L ehn i e v b er try pio uter l d ) p vy e lane, Lc et ; Messrs. . Mr. Phiff Surveyor, Holland) brought the subject more (mully before • (with; so the House. siii Crowr hid; Wool' , Lord LIVERPOOL said, that the present.was no; a proper occasion for giving the explanation which ' . • Delflia el platens ifier.noti, t'ie Noble Lord desired; when the Noble Lord *26; • Thy house, and (in the cup of life, the questions in a regular form, he should be 'happy That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. t 4 give him the explanation which he requested. •He SOCRATES, by his discourse on . Marriage, so en e.a.uld only state at present that there E,lo444tainiatrah ittP4 not , t r i y min k" evv raptrd their lds wi s ies udito a r od s w a it: • -I. • b • a die chaori eubjec hut t, en tha ed t to th be e w ina ed r de ried d; . ~ mini in the relation between and" The mr" has affirmed. that the word " wife" is the ,was ikkly ao lead to . a renewal efliostilietebss ivs . must agreeable and delightfql name in nature. ~;,.• THE LATE Irr'ss . drvoitS '' • • The saeren Medtation, then, of marriage, compasses the de- Th e m u k e e f-wEtx .caov,.„,. e,a4 . 134.43. of .. - • " " - ' 74 " .. Royal 'Highness the bulce of Y ork to.ak A fiA. sideratam of our en tite ent so44 ; tee:l adl ing tonetbarmoonlynwizitebwhiatpetwiesss. his , . ... e....,..e5.,. on earth, bet of Condolence voted to ' lasso by the Moose • sehl h ' hereafter% • Previous, however Os entering into !his hallowed obligation, after a few words from the Duke o f Sl og TkoSE, was it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the ?axiom. ,laid on the table, and ordered to be ranted. but to cleanse the greaser nature fret those impurities f which tbom p the freedom of unrestricted picassare may have entailed upon it. ettryrlNO OP T116•11Q1Yal. To the neglect of such us attributable many Lord LIVERPOOL moved Aat Housesthe Dfield hapless instances, which, While they ezdts the commiseradon assemble ro-merrow mdfiling at tetts o'cletk:;:brOered., of the beholder, should also imp!ess him with the fear of self- " ORDERS OF THE HOUSE. reproach. -Lord GAGE moved the reading of the 20eli . a . n 4 ' Luxurious habits will effentinbe the body—a residence in the will lax the eiastis fibre--but tropics re 22d Standing Orders of the House, in qrider'• t 6 'give more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the a notice relative to the first of them.' - ' , " 3 - 1 ..., ; natural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the ago- The Orders were read as follow; ' --i• .-. • . nixed sufferer more than doubts the Chalice of relief. To all. &O. Ordered, that on the . qutistion ',digitat. ter i ':`i,h an such, then, we address ourselves e offering hope--energy- - sour stand up L a his place, and say Concept or I,4it. • , • . ti al the cubs strength—felicity ; Off will out advances eppeatequestion- ease may be. - .zte multiplied proofs a twenty 22. Ordered, Feb. 17, 179 1, tati-0 1 1 a dirty GI ihe main . Lu i lation, the Contratt shalt go oroir . the ~„ an , the Not., nts remain in ,the body of the House.: s - • • otipeosion of theme blessing'. which P t r - Lord AGE then gavevetite, that on die Erse di ' wimatisee.for the female habit is o ft en coneututionelly weak— . . . be r • , a nd de fi cient energy improved into vision which -was likely ecs take place`during the east r pending inquiyy, •he would move that the iirsi'of Client power. these orders' should. be read and considered. • • :i sz li at k a n every o f th el e se gc oi srP nerstive ililit ecolma k Intrusi Ty 7 ; a P s Z e t ell oaers°4otelrel77 re-t° • Lord. HOLIAND obserted, that the N o bl e L or d oure.speedily 'ail with effect. BatoestlY soiicitoste to expel the unfeeling empyric free _ .. mould • • the „i dea a ., p resam pe llana k f tu ck had-given notice that he uld u Less ..mtin fiLiii bers atiot_ :) ....L f an d of these. order; shooldle .... regularity of their-proceedings. yo up i , sufset we deviate from r fr own oin general hoilow prin ibie eir n tr ez r y Coliegkeit illirgewle. we refee s h e we f a__,__,_e ri n g caFll ,7"j e . 4. =. r . _ MCCAW*" air .11 M 1 usual- ' - Iltj I those stittetinn %Oa oulYtelwar` life) "' """"..." put Op riliOn to them out 'time, . e daily attendane is jives for ipeesonal coo— . sultation,ig letters from the ' country -tire immediately an- In Lei 4ikutneslior so decide sWerid • • most containa reildwance for Addic•e'ittid . Medi- Jority of their Lordships , el nis tea be forwarded to a.1,1_7 nand" tihe Wilritt ' 6 " . gotrfeakyokiLeipleOrd, ‘ l 4 lO WSW aQSft end Co. ss.-w C. fiurgeons..ll. , . e - rum oitaseLecrjAloncellor, - Finneerheatsutt e nee l l - . ••• toot. published (Tenth Petition); The "%if. ;if . i k k. „forensic* Healtat•asother . ' Rae oh the abiwe threw , - •0 .Ce• e '-iailareace . t ais*stattng their - dr"." V tam ' "lb and MattititY.6lll- leik pi ineomm. Y rt7ltit;NobleeLord who 1 St 90, Pateemister4ew ; ..fir !latilliki- - - ;-- - ----e •-t the Soho; . 1 7 4 , ato evatrac e 7 an d of imemennee . r ag 5,.. i o nl y rig.. to suppose that ~. ~~,.. : 1 ,••• • re would move that the first e read, in order to ensare the eedings. ;'he Rothe wand mode of prodeedihg •lo n collectively, and 4 l,6"alto va decide on which siste )s voted. Tho,stvtind:oriistil rib°. disagrees!, etittYtlSTOpi. ellor, the opportouiFf of 0_ her mode Of cfrosi l itria g rho r opinion upon it . . In justice had givenisk notice, it wds hat the 20th orckr, it read,