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• • • • • • , , s t • I 1 - . • ~. ~ . . 1 . 1 or NUMBER 5414 SDAY, [UNE 1, 18c6. [PRICE SIX-PENCI OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, sly 26, 1106. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JUTreORDNANCE do hereby give Nodce, that they will SOMERSETSHIRIL T CLIFTON WHEAT, Efq. Sheriff of the .s•f County aforefaid, Myles received Ns Majetty'a Writ under the Great Seal of the Linked Kingdom of Great Britain and In land, for the dr. •• a Knight to fame for this C ou nty in the Parliament now at the City of Weil:Wolter, do, in obo dieoce to the fald Writ and of the kraal Statutes in that cafe mad*, hereby proclaim and St.e public notice, that at a Special County Court which will he held at the Town Hall, in !vetch.: her, in and for the (aid County, on Monday, the .6th day of June Dm, at at of the clock In the forenoon, for the Purpok of fuck eloilion only, purfuant to the Statute in that cafe made and provided, I Gall proceed to fuch Eledloo, when and where all palms interifted therein will be heard, and are to give their attendance accordingly. Dated the pit day of May, tBo6. CLIFTON WHEAT, Mai,. TWa day was publiaiedt prim Sa • MEASURES AS WELL AS MEN; or. The prefect awl future !nitwits of Great Britain t with a plan for rendering us a Martial as wcß as a Commercial People, and pro irkhni a Military Poree adequate to the exigencies of the fillipiret and the fatuity of the United Kingdom. Primed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard. dies, together *kb ee ucount of the cumber ofthlps ■tad tonne employed In the trade."—Ordered. The SECRETARY at WAR brought up the papers relating to Barracks In the me of Wlght,—Ordcred to he prima. ►e reedy to 11“1:111C Propofids at tbeir Office In St. Margaret's- Jassy Wrdbadafteross or before the t 7th of Jane nut, from fueh Parkas who any be capable 'and wane to undertake the Coa lition. of panda lellitoes which It Is Intended to crea at Col efeeher, for the Dehmlow Department, conformably to a Plan and Varreeriers, wbleh mar be km at the Mee, an any day between Hue Sews of tah aad four o'clock. The day was pahltibed, price se. ANATOMICAL REFLECTIONS on theFORM of ANIMALS, and on the Ncw OPINIONS of HENRY CLINE, Efq. By JOHN HUNT, Efq. Author of Salutary Cautions rdpedlng the Gout, &e. Printed for the Author, and fold by RJCIIAID Pritura, No. 69 Eridte4treet, Blarkfriars. . . 111Propria4 to :peaty the prices of cock &Colston of Work insbokinkPlogis tko Wow. Alto the time in which the Work tr bi l="ord, oarlotogpordip; and the more of the kooky aka mielpillbrilaneo of the Conrad. alliMilhidolopoo4hpifesibod" Propials for Cooltrud • As Ordeals Digutooest at Coldefter," to 0114001111011 . 10.1extetuf s Clam Iltaiggszet'odroct, Welt the t 7th dry of Joosout, bur so Pravda' 111 M rti~lQirs that clay.-3, ot4N4l6llllBldr II W.Osansarp _ - - l'O-MORROW, JUNE 4, the FIRST DRAWN a TICKET will be entitled to al pool. being the Sixth Day of Drawing, there lo alio a Prise of soma sod *nerd odor Ca pitals in the Wheal. Tickets sod thaws warnoted sndnwta modem IS Sak at the Othees, corner of lank Sulldiags. Comb% and facing tits Otte of the King's Mom Mating Croft, by RICHARDSON, 000DLUCK. and Co. CONCLUSION OF MR. PRATT'S GLEANINGS. 1"ltIs day was pablllhed, etahallltlied with a hoe Portrait of the Author, by CAROLINE WATSON, frees a Painting by Law ream In Three hip Volumes, Odtaeo, price One Guinea and a Half isi beards, HARVEST HOME, confining of Supplensentary Oisamlngslit WWI parts of England, particularly in Flarop Odra awl wow, and containing °Vaal Views of Semi my, end ed at Rate of the Poor in the gnat Manafadturing towns of llztairtesses. Manche/Mr, and 30efeld locluding silo three Origlimil Dramas of Me Author. nt And Clite V of Ws Original Poetry, with contributions of Original Plum the Poet Lamest. by Mlfs Pye, Dr. Mayor, Charles jamm Taylor, R. C. Dallas, W Hutton, W. May la, I. Melt, and John P. 11.,, lifqrs. Dr. Woicot, the Rev. P. Pinions. Ste. Ste.—Soblohsed is aMsw and enlarged edition of de 1 Author's Po of Sympathy, with original Notes. Printed for Rid maul PaILLIrs, No. 6, Erldse•arceli Black' I Gums, and to be had of an Sookfelkes. 17C171.41.Z1NG 01 1 7ICI, Mae zo, sits& THE COMMISSIONERS far vir:ruALLiriG lIIS it 5471877", NAM a &ray es" wrier, That on Friday the sorb or June next, they will be resdy to re. ipsive tenders in writing, (reeled tap) for loch gumlike of the *dewing detetiption of STAVES— Crown Donde Pipe Brach Mande Pipe Bandy Hansbrd ditto Hogthead Stettin ditto Quebec ditto `f is tlerefpeetive Perfons who may ma►e prapefals tbaeof, trfi lattraft • to dclaer into the Vidtealliteg Sara at Depthed sad 'Plitradeth, la falt propottlons as then hereafter be determined upon ; wise latf by the 30th of November mat, and the rettodnda the 31ft of January following. To be paid for by Nils payable With !Meted ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Con . tradt may be fern at the Secretary's Ocoee. N.S. No Tender fora Ids quantity dun Fifty Thanked Crown pantile Pipe, Ten Thoufand Croon Damen Brandy, Twenty Thoufand Crown Danuie Ho(!head, or Twenty-dye Thaniand 'Brack Dantzie Hambro' Stettin or grime Pipe Stara, wet bit ad. No rya wilt Se bad te my Wake la which the trieefialtdieb he Waged 7a ii4NICI at lend. Sieb JUNIN* be alabered I • like , Ikea Afore Ow iCkeeb w ebeleiel Magit *obi q;owyeesse s efiriallOtie Briar oho aria the Terkr.irßessileslie M Mr i eiftwie imirwer yaw yak i fee. _ SON, .116, d, do 6: CUSTOM NOM% Zi FOR RALF ,y enter oetthe Haeraik CO)ifif/LUOINARS of die MS7T's CUSTOMS, Moak '7 , tie ad, T tie 31, saw 7earfdey tie 0 f 9'w 1806, At three ee is the etymon: of tie alLe i t aa daye, I, the Loaf Sim, Wpm Noeft, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, qviei are aided in '4 A. /ma kteratitire, fir tie huger coomorsektia* V' the /arra .tthokiro,ao :veil ea tei tesse r via othaist.keetot i.e Ea lA* Arilbol °Z i t for Homo Cadbmirdam oAolbrObb, Mak' Calk% Kan ledinid=leektiV2.6lllddle.,pihneiMedskretliersli Comp rime, Lace, Lace Veils, Felt et h er Eis,Straw ond °l 4 . Emarern, Tea, Cofer, r P . h Grocery, Wool, Hadit and Sheet Olds, P °Life. Alabafter Vika, Ike. Skates, Magical lialbrowimila. Say, W ine, Hadlowoll.llasts, Asada. . Owns, Moor, lkam, Cerise, Tobago Aiwa. eawarliddadarb Alto FlReco Hat a / a ds of Tobago. WWI. 11111.11 1 1 • Im.did -Waapboofe beywaittbe time limited by law. • CLRAI OF ALL DUTY. The Tobacco and Antes to be viewed at the Itliferibeit• - Watehoufe, London Docks; the Rears, Frank, ManiganyAlm• her, Tar, Guns, Flour. Hems, and Cordage at die Tabora Ground, near Greenland Dock ; ands!! the other Goods at his Ma. Warshoufe, Cuftorn-bouk, London; on Friday the Scat!, ' Saturday the 3 tft of May, tBO6, and on the days of tale, from nine in the morning to one in the afternoon, sabers Cookies' will be delivered. N. B. Gook Meek et this Sale myl k f.W far ea sr Mosley, the 231 of Th ree ISO, Moons she haws of Na.' *Tied het for Mindy AO/ Three in the Apnoea, or Me lefrofits week derma leatrifeistely irooomferfoited, eel the Goode ' re-folliest *pore Sole. LADIES. 4 - I'HAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greaten drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Tar, Arms, ate. is allowed by every man, from the Prince ta the Pea "hot. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to . time, Ratted up, but molt of them (although powspoufly river tired) having been found either Inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TRENT', DEPI LATORY, which hands abfolntely unparalleled and jultly ce • hennaed, the Proprietors will only obferve, that it fOOV.VOS the . balm la a few minutes, without injuring the lkin, or eaufiog any Implanter fastiition—that It bas been happily applied and highly approved In the brit circles of Salon and rank—end that Ladies may foe It soled, and does have ocelot demonftratlon of its effioacy and hsnemence, before they nuke a purchsfe. It L foil (by 'tippets:meat of Trent and Co.) whdefale and re tail, by Mr. Perrin, 33, Southampton-Erect, Covent Garden, and retail by all the principal Perfumers sod idedielne Venders in London. To Ladles in the country, embigibedniest, free of pofhge, it will be Immediately roma:end...OM gn - - NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Literary World and the Public at large, that he has In Pre . paradon, and In a few days Ball putifith the following elegant and interalling raw Wmas. t. Mr. CARR' IsTRANGER IN IRELAND, or Travels In . . that Country, daring the kit Autumn azsd Winter, with nunier law Enaravier , price Si. as. in boards. . MEMOIRS OF A TRAVELLER, NOW AT REST, . saanflfting of original Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during the left fifty ye:mak five volumes, price asa in boards. 3. 'I HE POETICAL WORKS OF MRS. ROBINSON, now !Irk calleCted by Mils Robinfon, and including many Pieces never before. polififhed,in three elegant volumes, price 11. t is. M. boards. 4. THE WILD IRISH GIRL,? Novel, by Mitt Owesson, %Laborers of the Novice of St. Domink, in four volumes, price zoa So boards. As foot as each of thefe Works is refpedively ready, it may be had of every Bookklier in Great Britain and Ireland. Withinthe lift Three Months, Mr. PHILLIPS has pubLfbed the following cacemed Works: I.—Dr. GABOORY'S CYCLOPeDIA, Parts t, a fled 3, at pa 2-43tuotes Complete Edition of Jut:tut, a vol. tat 3 ......11c SPIRIT of the Fair cm A Nal, 3 yob tss 4—PUILIC CIARACTIRS for ,806, tot 6d 3...CROCAIteII ELIMINTS Of LAND SORT/TING, 7S 41.....5A0ND1R 5011 the DISZASIS of the EAR, 15$ in boards • I—Wisvaa ID LONDON by Mr SUR R,_ 3 volt t 35 6d 8-114.00, Wirt and WIDGIV, by Me SIDDONS, 3 volt 135 6d • ' 9.. Et ICAL INDII to the Howse Of Cassius., 95 50•••• El Cll3lll Of LONDON for iBO6, s s in red 11.•••ELAIR . 1 CLASS Pool, or 363 LISSONS, p \ 1%••••CDTIIIIPOLA1Y VOYAGIS and Titavats, Vol 111. iss 33...TUILNIGILA'7 NAVAL SURGEON, ps 6d 14—T tows front the ORME ANTIS/LOOT, 7764 It...Dr Joss; )(SID In CONSUMPTION, 75 I 6.stRODINIION'S GRAMMAR Of HISTORY, 35 5 7.A.ERANCI HOARA 00 the ARTS ID ENGLAND, 75 Each of which may be had of every Bookkikr in the patted KiIig4OLII......BARD/Pr.STRIIT, May s 6, Igoe. No. Sy, ST. jAllellell.s IMPROVED ARMS. GILL'. WARRANTED SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, &c. THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpeafully inform the Nobility, Gentry, their Mende, and the Public la gore. rd, that they km .Ashk&ed Stridden at No. 83, front of dill Thatched Nagle Tavern, St. janies•a-nrect, London, wheat 01 7 be had Cards, defcriptive of the rwerowArary Moir. their Warrenton Swords are fubjedted to, and of the/spirit, profertirs of their 111111%01111D RITLIIII• Specimens may Ix teen, and orders for them, 01;11S., Tifton., and Anne and Acme trasseate of aII kinds taken. Wiwi/dale and Retell A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. -- • - separation which Mr. BURGESS has nlad by the Grasse mellows at Us ESSENCE of AN CHO Ihr R lases bas Indus' twiny putout to give the lame moo Woo adds wordy aulorm. JOHN 11.11104111 owl SON talk it • dotty they owe the Public, to ankle thin 'Oa loch laNsitingo, so (veal penile travel the gaglftellffig Minekapim ostligs curs brie Pro& to teed the tapodues Mak airy sri repacked to ak for , BUSLOISra. awl so ebenvoomose ma ys anis bat whet have there wide resebaldbol•T` IN? sod Sus • °dead and to- Pedal t he a Andlieldm ---• *reboots, Na lob Straod. Now .f he Sway Stepo.Lastloo. NSW RUPTURE SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED FOR THE RELIEF OF BOTH SEXES AFFLICTID WITH HER. . MARY COMPLAINTS AND PROLAISIL IT has bean titiinated that at la! Perfon in a Mom Is armed* bat wain refs Mgr of the ravers nitg othioh are war erred .so kneeler illpriploppcon, the aver • age M tithe ked esi le der or Met Sett le hnodret, in r e .lbe peepertir nsay be ecierned at wen labourlipprieliden This Osmilini tr.r iserised ee way wander Apr Sea, nor la it tisseigetsgasanaacdgranuditeths erleareiribroviour, but it riles km rtwyel rally se ban wry vernal a • Mew, at any peeled of Ifs; sodas lee whirr Melees nor welded. either by the rear war *rpm •Wlibeit drily aid k rurally smirks by a "'Whirl albledal, lowly Suer et daring des vigour of nrereigt In a artorky of oaks. is fetal erisqueres my dm& be by tie appilerion of aa appropriate Thinly Mie are not, Weed, equity ernmen ; bet yet rear nor mor l t quietly than an inattentre obferver relgle be apt to fappok. and are efreially incident to the Wilber &IL . Among the celled Poor, whale so Man of rebel bane been retorted to, during the Miro« of Repent, and Prelephs, the an. happy °Wets are comnsooly dibbled rem 111111111 bes die erdioary duties of their Radom. Tbe szertmedrew dOde Crepleinte. sod the great loccovaileacea ostalladee refs profile beep who Cursive their misfortune, have given birth Men Inemarable boa of Trufs-feners, Rupture•mongers, Womodedews, mod iperaot =: fo :hat “ no difeafe (as the late odesseed Mr. Putt has ever furniOsed kith a cunitant Medlin of (Leaks r Rowans bare." By adoring a fylian of amonsy In the fereletra eed Managenrst of a penneratTned far the Relief of *de nefeernate Adler" a nianaber of Ihrfalbsa of One or Two Guineas ars per &mum, may be enabled es adminlfter con. folation to threads of their fellow creature, who would other. wife die in ,or Wee unprofitable members of the columnist- ' ty. Several hr =liave already been contributed for the rapport of Lida sikab One oblesSiaa, nod IN* re, It is bcre proper to anticipate, left Come benevohnt poring Oraid fuppole there is no abfolute necef- City' for this inttituelon a nardy, • that there already culls a So ciety for there fpecific objella.".--Ouring the year I 796, a Society I was formed in this Medi:spas far the foie purpore of gratultossily affording furgical alfiltance and Truffes to the ruptured poor of either Sex ; but, unfortunately. force circumßanees occurred, wbkh Induced the principal Patron. of that inftitution to decoadnue their amnion, and at length to withdraw from it entirely; as ap pears from the fobjedag farm of a refignatkoo, fent to the Trta• Purer of the Society above abided to : • We, the widest/wed Prefident, Vice Prefidents, Treafurer, and Life Governor*, of a Society formerly inftituted for the RELIEF of die RUPTURED POOR, think It incumbent on us to declare, that in eonfequence of our difapprobadon of the con dud of Come of the OBcera and Managers of that Inflitutlon, we confider ourfelves as having had no connexion with the Society, (to which Sir John Pleborn is now raid to be Treafurer; Mr. Turnbull. Surgeon; and Mr. Thomas Dyke, Secretary) fusee the rids day of December iSoo; nor have we ever Cautioned or even been privy to, any of their fubfequent proceediap.wilut foam public asivertifentents having appeared with (etas' of our names, we give you this notice, that I, may be laid before the afting Members of the Paid Society. Dated this Bth day of Mirth, dos. _ 0 To Sir John Pinhorn. (Signed) Hairy Hoare, " PreGJent. William Alas, Melville. W. Hall Timbre' _ _ _ Vice Nations. Abeam Go M. Garth°tore, Robert Thornton, i.Heavilide, Samuel Thornton, abn Julius Any:Alain, Henry Thornton, W . Windham, James Farrar, Robert Hankey, George Wolfe, William Farquhar. Teignmouth, " Treafurerl W. Wilberforce, J. W. Adam. Barham, S. Dunelm " A new and dßeient Inititotian has n)w been eltablifhed for the Relielof Raptured Perfonq which win Include within the Inhere of its bounty a defcriptioa of (Offerers (namely. pet-Coop' of iiEted with PROLAPSES). who have hitherto been left unprotedted and forfaket. _ _ _ _ -... Ritl;arcferettee to this twofold °Net of its formation ' It is named THB NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY FOR THE RE LIEF OF BOTH SEXES AFFLICTED WITH HERNIABY COM PLAINTS AND PROLAPSES. The Patient% are amended (gratis) by Mr.BLAIR, No. 69, Oreat Ruffen-ftreet,Bloontlbury. Subferiptions for the ale of the New Rupture Society, are re • mired by the following Bankers: Melfrs. Hoare, Eleet-ftreet. (Treafurers to the Society.) Meffrs Hanker and Co &nebula. arm Mars. Fuller, Chatted', and Co. Lombard.ftreet. Mars.ltanfom and Co. Pall Mall. And by Mr. John Sawyer ' No. an, Oreat St. James-Rivet. Bed ford-row. (GI or to the Society), of whom may be had the printed Rule of this Inftitution. Publifbed by Order, W.A. ALLEN, Principal Sarmary. LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUL This day waa pabtlibed, a Fifth Edition, in Five elegantVolonws, fooNcap Otisvo, whit Portraits and Foe ladles, price ssa to Boards, of 'THE LETTERS and OTHER WORKS of the Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MON f AGUE, poblified from her genuine Papas in peffelllon of ber Wandler', dia Marquis a Date; to which are preflmd, Memoirs of her Life by the Rev. PAW DALLAWAT. Printed for Rrcuaso Nomura No. 4, Erldge•ftreet, Black- Man; and to be had cif all Boobklis. Of whom alto may be bad, E. Tips Satire .01111111P0M91118C1 Of SAMUEL RICIARDSON, Author of Pad a, ir.c. with his Life, by Mn. Barbauki, in 8: *pat Volumes, pri g ass. in boards. s. The &tire 00000 NDZSCI Of Joule Wits,., publillted from his genuine Pipers le ft by his Dan tar to Mr. Elniley, with his We, by lobo Almon, in five elegant Vols. price 3 is. in boards. 3. The Lire of G W4eiNOTON, compiled from his own Papers, ander the diredioa of his Nephews By judge Max. fall Two Editions, in (nano and Miran PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE s. The frith Revenue Colledtion BM and the Ida Malt BM were read a fecond time and committed for tomorrow. Mr. Alderman COMBE and (meal other Members of the Commem, brought tip the Temple Bar Lottery BM, which was rmd a Mt time. Mr. RICKMAN, from the Coonoliceers of the Cal/dash's Canal, prefented the Third Report sl that Board, width was or. dered to Ile on the table and to be printed. Mr. lam it o. Infpedor General of Exports and Import►,p-efmt ed freeral Accounts rtlativetei the Comma= of the iOand of Tor tola, whkh were ordered to lie on the table sad to be printed. Strangers were then excluded, and, we math:Mood. their Lord- Mips proceeded to refume the conddcratlon of the evidence ad dared on the trial of Lord Vlkoont Melville. The Houk continued In Manion till is o'clock, when, we um • Serftood, the further conaderadao of the (shied way poltpooed till to-morrow.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Sir R. BUXTON prefented a Report from the Committee on the Forfeited Eftatea in Scotland.—Ortlercd to be printed. On the motion of Mr. CALCR AFT, a new writ was ordered for the &aim of a Member foe the Borough of Honiton, in the room of Cannella Bradihaw, Efq. who had accepted the afire of Teller of the Etchequer in Inland. Sir CHARLES PRICE prdented a Petition front theta:reheats of London trading to the American Colonies, againft the Amer. can Interconrfe Bill; and Sir WM. CURTIS prefented a funibr Petition from the flip-owners and oip•boildert of Loudon. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS alto ptefented a Petition front the Cordwainera of London againit the Flaying Bill. The Philanthropic Society incerporation 818 was read a (rood time. Mr. FOSTER brought up a Bill for reguladog the frith Poft Road Ad, which was read a firft time, end ordered to be read a Wood on Thurfday next. A perfon from the India Honk prefented Extrafts from Letters of the Governor General to the Court of Dtredtors, dated Ode. her ao, and November ao, aO3, 'asthma to an order of the Houfe of Friday left. On the motion of Mr. FOSTER. the fecund reading of the Linen Drawback Bill was poltponed tin Thorfday. Mr. PAULL gave notice, that he mould, on Thurfday, move foe additional evidence in fupport of the charges egainft Lord Wit. Mr. VANSITTART moved for leave to bring in a Bill for abo. Hating Fee► in the Office of Cuftoms of the Port of London, and for the better regulation of the Perron, employed in that Office— The Bill which he propofed to introduce, was nearly Smiler to that w►ich had been brought forward Lift Sefton, but which had been lo lin the Houle of Lords. The alterations which would be introduced would remove every objection to the Bill. Mr. VANSfTTART then obferved, that his Noble Friend (the Chancellor of the Exchequer), In moving for certain Papers relit. tive to Barracks in the Ifie of Wight, had happened to omit one, which be mould now move for. This was a Copy of a Letter from Mr. Davis, Affiltant Barrack Matter, at Newport, in the lile of Wight, to the War-Office, In t7O. After a few words from Mr. ROBSON, the Paper was ordered. Lord TEMPLE brought up a Bill for the better encouragement of the Manufacture of Thread Lee in Great Britain, which was read a Erft time, and ordered to be road a fecund on Thurfday. On the motion of Sir J. NEWPOR T, the Dublin Paving Corn. miffioners' Bill Was read a frond time, and ordered to a Commit. tee of the whole Haute on Thurfday next. Lord TEMPLE petitioned tLe fecund reading of the American Intercourfe sill to Thurfday next ; his reafon for fo doing was, that the Papers connedted with this fuhjedt, which a Noble Lord (Cat. tiereagh) had llgnified his intention of moving for, might be brott i bt under the tont:iteration of the Houle. Lord CASTLEREAGH then pollponed his motion for the Pa pers till tomorrow. Mr. ROSE wifbed, that a (till longer time, than that which the Noble Lord propofed, might be given for the cool deration of the Bill, as it Jetted fu materially the trad: and navigation of this country. Lord TEMPLE did not fee, after the delay which had already taken place, utile requeft of the Right Hon. Gentleman, how the, farther confideration of the Bill could be poitpnued any longer than Tburfday. He believed that the papers meant to he floe.; for would not alter his opinion on the fubjeCt,but would leave the queftion ezadly as it Rood before. Sir C:IARLES PRICE obferved. that be bad alto molt"d for papers on the fubjedt, which were not yet before the Houte. Mr. ROSE then moved, that an Addrefs be prefentvd to to. be Ma lal ie d ftl ber p o r re ly t i b ng e , H t o h u a L t b t e be w M ouid em orl be a P k ilecd t :o r the o P d r i iv7 "ra Co " u t n h e a ll t f h ro e n7 hating l gi, : an .sve ti r ty C o a f o p ad In 1 7 m i g c o a a, pe an avi d al b f y o f o rtus em iN w ew Btherl%un,:vt;ituck,, asattilyie WELLESLEY. Mr. PAULL gave notice, that an Monday next, be would yrs-fent a third charge Irina the Marquis Wellefley. Lord TEMPLE wilily,' to know front the Honourable Gentle man, when it was his intention to move tome (peel& day for the Houfe taking into cooMeratioa the charges which be had already brought forward. ft was the more neceffary that no time Mould be loft, as a dired charge of murder bad been brought againft the Noble Lord ; and &cold the Honourable flentleman decline Sting any day, he hinifelf intended to move for fume fpecific day cr^ which the charges might be confidered. • Mr. PAULL anfwered, that all the papers on which the charges were roundel. were not yet before the Houfe.tlinugh it was linty they would be relented to morrow. When the papers were pa iented, he Otooki propolk an early day for their confideration s though in this matter hs was refulved to mask only his own ideas. He alfo complained, that certain papers had been detained at the Board of ControuL °load WELLESLEY expreffed a Smiler impatience, that the sa..6. l ihrlin Nob* his Nal* Relation mould be as fpeedily espial* aim Ware; and partorribill ZlWlTilith ili teelyed ."lll Yr iM eeniedma edeinrder He obfsr,,ed, that *oath they're, alluded to were not regularly tranfmitted to the Brant, yet they were to be &and la the detail of Bestial Tranti• Selma for ello3. Mr. VANSITTART brought up the Bill appointing Consinite *wen for the more Examination of Accounts and Ex pen. 'Store In the Welt Indies, which was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a Reontito-morrow. Mr PARNELL brought up the Report of the Committee el Ways and Means, and the R-foludons impair/ an additional Duty le Male In Ireland, which were read and agreed to, and • Bill wise/Meted to be brought in accordingly. Os thawed= of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Mat Stamp Doty BM was Ned a Mid time and puffed. the modes of Mr. VANSITTART, the Houfe tetoked Write a Committee of &apply, to which an Accost* of the Aziwee of Exchequer BM faked In dos was referred. The fain Miser Mißione and a half was then voted for paying off Etcherer Nee at gay, gr nted on the credit of aids for left year, metals& big amil tleptud d ed for. Report to be resolved to 11101 row. PIMP VITT Tax. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then faid,tbat k bad been found needDiry to omit Introducing any edemption to perfoos of (mall fortune, and with large families, into the Pre. perty 818 which had lately miffed, In order to prevent any ernMe. raffmcnt in the operation of that Bill. But this 0111ifil3a did nut proceed from any want of feeling for the &cation of (*eh perfons. and he now gate notice of bit intention to move for a Bine:emit ting prrfons of that (Venetian, which would not be liable to obfer don, either In point of principle or of execution. PRIVATI DRIWIIIIIIII. of the EXCHEQUER alfo gave nether. with regard to the tax on Private Brewer.. that as it was never meant to Introduce the Eftife Into private families, It WSJ his intention to omit that part of the Bin which autborikd an Facile duty on Private Brewers. But it would be needier!, that the Refolutions on which the Bill was founded, fhould be altered in a Committee of Ways sad Means on Friday; the B ii could not therefore be febtuitted to the Henfe before the early part of next week. Mr. PERCIVAL wined to know, bow the Noble Lord would be able to gamin who were private brewers, and who were not? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that C 711117 perfon making a return under the Affaa• Taxes. would be required to flute, whether or not ►e brewed his own beer. MUTINY BILL. On the motion of Mr. WINDHAM, the Hoare then refoived itfelf into a Committee on the Mutiny Bill, and returned the confederation of the new dances introduced into it. After fome converfation, Lord CASTLEREAGH rote to Rate his objec. dons to the clank appointing a limitation of fervice. The more he reflected on the (Wake, the lironger did his objections to the meafure appear. In his op. pion, the Houfe was placed in a painful and ember ralang fitnation, in being called upon to decide on a gmat queltion of military policy, on which they fo little information, and while Minifters drought proper to withhold from them that body of valuable information which they had received front military men. The prefent claufe appeared to him a lesions infringement on the undoubted prerogative of the crown, neither warranted by the times, nor be. coming in thofe who propofed it. ft had not been contended that the interference of Parliament was neceffary in a meafure of this fort; it had been eon felled, that the Crown enj eyed the prerogative of making fuch an alteration, if thought to be proper, and yet without any one communication from the Crown, without any indication of with or content on the part of his Majefly, the meafure was now brought forward for dirculEon and fandion in the Honk. The iocreafe of pay granted to the navy in 1796, which had been Rated as a fimilar cafe, was founded on an order of Council, and the rum; neceli,ry ro make good the grants were afterwards voted by Parlia ment. The Crown had the power of introducing mitations both in refpet of time and (pace into the army. and of making fuch modifications as it thought proper in the fervice of the men who were railed. But of this power, he contended, the prefent claufe Mould go to deprive the Crown, and prevent it hence forth from railing men limited in Flint of time to the duration of a war, and in point of (pace to this coun try, or to the colonies in which they might be railed. It was faid, that the Bill would give Parliamentary fecurity to the perfon ; but he could not fee the propriety of making an obfervation which would Item to draw fome comparifon between the relative fecurity which could be granted by the Crown or the Parliament. If a limitation of fervice in point of time was thought neceffat y, fuch a regulation might have been itiferted in the articles of war, ky his Ma jeßy's prerogative, without being introduced into the Mutiny Bill. In the year 1749, a fimilar meafure had been fubmitted to the Horde by Mr. Thomas Pitt, though, he believed, with a very different defigne At that time a jealoufy prevailed refpefting a Rand. ing army, and the Mutiny Aft. Mr. Pitt, therefore, propofed a Bill for limiting military fervice. with the defign of weakening the power of the Crown over the regular army, and approximating the handing army more nearly to the Militia in its form. The Bill was rejened by a great majority; but its author had the merit of at lealt bringing it forward in a dit: tine 'hoe, and never thou/ea nt racking his meafure to the towiny Aet. The elanf on e te in ear tr t o ry d eo u ut e ro ed ethi a ne f ac u lm n a d uo a rli d m t mental change into an A which molt n ece ff ar il y c ‘ P v . o t thus'd h al e n t g a t 6, : t l ''''oa t ' o ltlid° t n h p' e M la as place euttlilne h their g Mutiny Bill for the prefent year. Ntither could the Crown affix its negative " to the Bill, without mpoling the country to ad the • . -Ail-