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. -..:%Syrd•.l;tl vi:l7 ,i4§i . " • • . ,41 1 . 3)1P i• , Ni5c0.14 . " . TS37. _ , fuoiretibir CORNWALL GAZE £'T or 2Ortt NOV. '. fvf . -WOOt.F'S PATEN I' ENGINE. . . AT` at trial made on a Steam Engine, lately erected on this Mine, by Mr. WOOLF, on his Patent Principle i to licertain the quantity of Copper Ore it would draw , wit )* : .glyee quantity of Cdtis, We, the 'undersigned, being present , htring the *hote 'of the experiment, wary the following to be 1 1 the result : 4 . +- The Faigiseweeliedive hours and 55 minutes, in which time , it drew tO7Albiral4ketat the. depth of 170 ft homy, with four 1 *.nistyls of Coals, Weiijduglevery kibbal of Ore b.lng WeghCd) 27 tons, 14 du , . 2 eit?.%itin iv ill be. found to be 15,835,520 pounds weight, liftedienefOotligh by owe bushel of Ctfali. The Public itienthly .e.ept ts will tieve the above to be man nr4c , t THUM 71;1114 27t: AMAMI DVXT eon( by the Whim Enget.t in thie Cotta/3, ~ . *•' • . Mikity VI - "'AN. JOHN RICHARDS. ' ROREITSENNETT. NICHOLAS VIVIAN 4 PHILIP RICHARDS. RICuARD VIVIAN, THOMAS LEAN. • Joan Tocxxx. CHRISTOPHER fIA yin vs. 7hepi, Abraham Mine,/ • • ' Oct. 21;181o. S Common Engines maybe altered at a moderate eqiemee tn .M4 dress. Orders, &c. to. A. WOO LF , Cambourn, • Cornwali ;,..9r. 4) io. A. TILLOCH, Pickett-place, London. . . . GOLDEN LANE.BELEWERY. O 'ICE is hereby. givep, that i GENERAL .1.1 MEETING of the PROPP lETORS Of this Concern will be held at the City of LOndon Bishopsgate-s.reet, on Monday the 29th instant, fisr the Election of.DIKECTORS and Auntrotts for the ensuing Year. l'aie Chair to betaken at Eleven o'clock precisely, the Ballot to commence at 'l welve o'clock, and close at l'lnee. . The Ba►loting Lists will be ready for delivery at the Countlng house on ,the 22. d instant. No person to be admitted, who is not entered On the Books of the Company as a Shareholder. By Order, COCKS and CAMPBELL. The tilloting Lists will be wady for delivery to the lilntre. holders (oPon application at the Cdunting-house) on and after the 22d instant.- • o9F4ds 01$ 01(1)NatN41440iier 29, 1819, THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of HIS MA..A JRSTV', 0 RDlf:lNClir.dii litieb Ow Notice, ,• That Proposals will befeceivetraf their Orr.ce In Pad -Mall,, cm or before Monday, the £9th day Of NTsvember, from such per. ; sous as may be willing to undertake the performince oe the CARPENTERS' WORK in /OATH BRITAIN, for sePriee,ot this Department, for a period of Five tears, determinable.at the expiration of Two Years, upon notice of Three Months being given by either Party. • Further Particulars, together with the Trrms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the t-lecre tary's Office in Pail-M2ll.alor4saiti, any day between th • :lours of ten clod four o'cic:l, Where the Proposals !rust be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Carpenters Work in North 13riten ;" but no Proposal , can be admitted after the said 29th day of November, at 12 o'Clock at ;soon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party mak ing it, qr an Agent in kis behalf, shalt attend. Jiy .Order of thel39cud, • R. IL CREIV, Smeary. • SMITHFIELD THE SMITHFIELD CIikISTMAS . SHEW of Ot.TTI E, SHEEP., and PIGS, will be held at Mr. SADLER'sg REPOSITORY YARD, Doswell street, roar Smithfield, int Fri(!ay,.Saturday, and Monday the 10!11,. 110, and Isth of Dept:other, ISM—The Annual Dinner of tile Club will be held at rreernason's Tavern, on Monday, the inch, at• rive o'Clock ; and Tickets, 60. each, may lie had at the Bar , )f the Tavern ; or - of Mr. Sadler, at the Sheer •-Yard. N. B. The Stock to be exhibited for thy Prizes must arrive at Shew Yard before Nina o'Clock on Ihr morning of Thurs- Ca./ the: 9th; and Certificates exactly conformable to the printed Forms, must either be then delivered, or previously serf (settled up) to the Stewards of the Yard, otherwise stich animals will not be adtnitted into competition by the Judges. Bills of the Premiums ald Forms may be had at the Yard ; at No. 7, Cloth Fair; at the King's Head: or the Lock and Key Coffee-houses, in Smithfield Market. it„• The Club hold a Meet* at FreemaSon's Tavern, on, Waal the 10th, at Three o'Clock. Itt ONE Y advanced by RYDER, D RUMM - OND, ..k.V.L and Co. Russell Mews, Howland-street, Fhzroy-square. tossaY extent, by Annuity or on Bills, or Notes of Hand, =dull Sorts-of Securities without exposure or the interposition of air one out of their Office; they claim mere respectability antlptass*s than any others in this line, and can make an initabt adv l ance to personi of known character. l --Attendance ell day. • .OFFICE OP ORD.N:ANCi r November 16, 191 S. T " OFFICERS of his MA • jEtTr ORDN'ettlftll d. hereby give Notke, That t PrOpesals will be 'reetived at their Office, in Pall. Mall,, on or before frltl4; the 3d day of December nett, from such Persona as may be Waits to undertake the Supply of the under ! i mentloned.quankities and description of TIMBER and MATE RIALS required for service of the Royal Carriage Deparimeot at W,oolwieb, viz. wirip OAK TIMBER, 700 Loads. "Tae-thirds of dis van' I° day of 7.0-feet.Stich asic}upwarai s and' one-third of 60 feet sad "P"4 l s• Ei ELM TIMBER, 1,250 Loads; 80 , feet Trees.. A9l.lliD ASH TIMBER, 500 ditto; 20 to 60-feet Trees: ciAXVOKES, for 5-feet Wheels ) , No. 50,000; to be chopped,' ELM STOCKS; 15 by 15 in. No. 500; to be ehoppe , tand boriti, - PAIRS, is by 14 in. No. 1;250 ; to be chOpped and, bored. PICK-AXE HELVES; No. 1 . 5A00; coniplete. SPADE HANDLES, 3000; rivetted and comilete. One Moiety of the hewed Oak Timber must he diliveihd into Store on or before the 110th day of-June next; and the remainder on or before the Efth September following:. Of the Elm and Ash Timber, one Moiety must be delivered into Store by the 3 I st March Iraq, and tits remainder on or be fore the 50th June following. ' t. , „ The whole , of the Oak Spokes apd Elm Stoats must he sup- MFiN f.Y 'is ready to adva4e; with promp" ti. tude and secrecy, at legal annuity Puerest, on freehold, cripybotd, leasehold, or funded property; rent charges., rsitriagst settlements widows' 'jointures, Willy clergymen s livings, and annuity bo nd. Apply persoi:aliy, between nine and five r or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lover Jolgt street, Golden-square. Ma,tters'of magnitude will be *prefraed. trsw MUSIC.. 11 This day wag published, • T ES PETITS BIJOUX, No. 11, cotitaitih* a favourite Irish Air, arranged with V.rriatione, by J. W. Holder, price 25. Do. No. i 3, containing, La Colomhe Perdue, composed by P. Rosolli, price 2t. Pas ourite Duo of Kozeluch's, arranged for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, by J. /Jazzing% price si. or single, for the Pianofore and Flute only, rrice es.— The Overture, Songs, Duets. &c. in the Pastoral' Barletta of Harry le Roi, performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent tartlets, composed and arranged by H. R. Bishop, price los. cd. APd has she then fan in her Tru;h, a favourite Son;, sung ty*r. Sinclair composed by H. R. Bishop, price Is. 6d. .02 , diNn h Pi.bl shed by Goulding, D'Almilne, Potter and Co. No 20. Soh.)-sc i unre ; and 7, Westmorelandastren, SHIONABLE DA &C I NG, by Me. ALLEN, . .I.* private,'" taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stree,llOlden-squ'are, to Ladles and tlentleaten of any age, who haventienleittst that accompli , hment, or have not the modern style. Mr A Lima's system of te:Thirg is expressly studieti far those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite , for gentt , el soc'eir expeditiously, privately, and In a superior style: of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching May learn ar a sm li expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant_ rancy duties, ansLall the superior parts of the profes sion. The eubscriptien Assembllps are every Friday. IPASHIO N A B LE DA NClNG.—PrivateTuaton. J.: Mr. HOPKINS begs :leave to return his mus t grated thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for th e iery dis tinguished patronage he has so long experiene4 and' respectfully' i solicits a continuame of their favotire. Ladies and Gentlenien plied—the former by the 31st December, 1814, the latter on or before the Seth lune next, and the other Articles in three months. Of the Timber, n‘ Tender will be received for less than 100 Loads. Of the remaining Articles, no Tender for less than the following quantities of either can be noticed, viz . • Spokes •5000 . Elm Stocks (pairs) IVO Pick Axes Haves 1000 Spade Bandies - 5000 Further Forticulars may be known upon application to Major- General Cuppage, in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; and alio at the Secretary's Office in l'all Mall aforesaid, together also with the Forms and Conditions of the Contract', any day between the hours of 10 and R o'clock, and where the Proposal* must be de livered, sealed up •and indorsed, " Proposals for Timh.q, &c.;" Put no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d d.ty of Decem bah' at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neith r will any I'en rtdeobe noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ,A;;ent in his bebali, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Serretary. who have never acquired this accomplishment,. or,those, who have not attaineti the present fashionable mode, may,ba elvetil tiously instructed in the most private man:ler to qualify them or the fns Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coich- Llaktr; Hall, Noble-street, Foster-hire, Cheapiride. kchools atteneed. This day was published, • . In Rojas Octavo, Volume the Virst, price £l. boards, DIGES'I s . of the PLEAS of the CROW-N. By J. F. ARCHBOLD, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. -.- London: Printed fur Reed and Limner, Law Booksellers, Bell yarJ, Lincoin'a Inn. .• • Of whom nray be had, by the same Author, A new au I superior F.dltion of the 'Com:IIEI4T/ , nits of W. royal pr ice _ _e. b oards. SVecicSTOMS, 4 vols. Xel ANNUAL BALL. R. WILSON, Dancing-Muter, from the King's Theatre, Open-House, Author of the" Analysis of . Country Dancing, Treasures of Terpsichore, &c. has thelsonour ID inform his Pupils and the Public, that his T: FIFTEENTH ANNUAL, fla2a„ ;.. Anil SIXTY-FIRST PUBLIC ! l ALL ITO MAGIS'ILLAYKCLERKS OFTHEPAACE,Lic.c. &e. Wgi ' lake place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on A NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 14 This day WAS putliched , by Reed and Hunter, Law Booksellers, 1 .inday, November 29, 1813. The Fall will be cvened '.t Nine o'clock, will the Minuet de Bell yard, Lincoln's ion, i n t wo thick volume, avg. p rice la Cour et Gavotte, by Mr. Wilson and a Gentleman, his Pupil; £SS. ss. in boards, after which a ScoLch Cotillion, by Eight Ladle:and Gentlemen, relating P RAC I'ICAL EXPOITION of the LAW Mr. W.i Pupils. 2 relating to the OEFICE and DUTIES of a JUSTICE of • In the course of this Evening will be danced by Mr. Wilson, the PEACE, continued to the end of 'l'rinity Term, 53 Geo. 111 2Vliss kieboe, and Two Young Ladies (Pupils to Mr. W.), aßy WILLIAM DICKENSON, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, and for new Allemande, a new Fandango, and the Char.:ruse, the two more than thirty years an acting Magistrate in the Counties of former composed by Mr. Wilson. • Nouingham and Lincoln. Between tl-e Country Dapeing Waltzing and Reels Will be ••• A Woik upon the Duties of a Justice of the Peace, corn general; and in the Wattling wilt be Introduced several new pressed into a reasonable compass by an experienced Magistrate, Waltzes, composed by Mr. W. to-be - danced by himself anti divr-sted of all unnecessary matter, so as to chew to. Gentlemen Pupils. . . . ~ • in the Cnmmission of the Peace bow to act at the moinert, !as Double Tickets, 10a 6d. Single Ticket, 7s, to be had at Mr. lung been a desideratum ; and the LeCessity of a Work like the Wilson's Rsidence. , Gieville-street,Hatton-Gartien, (ettitived Prtw-74!, has been.telt by the Editor during an actual practice of from No, 9, Bedard-street', Bidford-rews Holborn) , where may. thirtx agars in two of the most populous Ce.uoties o' England; without wishing to detract from any other work be bad (Tided Edition) :his Analysis of Country Dancing, F i te and hoped, les ; likewise the 'lrc e ssucaa o f Terpsichore, price 51. ed. nt ttleonalaii-inttire, that this will be. fottutbsfejly to answer what Mr. W Weals. Academy for Dancing isnow open eery Day, has been so atrxously attempted, viz. to instruct Yount Magi wherc, persons of any Age may he Insteted bli Mr. and . Mrs. 4 einststeparticularly in the i r duty, epd fpcjlhate to the more Ex- Wilson, in the must private manner, I n every department of : Dancing, adapted either to the B:age or Ball Room. Cards of. 4 1 Terms may be bad, at,ble , Residence. id• the First Volume of 'Mfr. Wilion's New • Work, entitled • tee Bassl,ol . 4.pienioN, er Dancing Master's Assistant; is in great forwardness, and will speedily be peoductd. . . „.., 1 ,Friesicad rite finding of any information' they may require, by avitig every thing rebtiag to the officebrougist at once under their view. - • pro T i b a c it l y n , dez has also been framed in such a manner as to avoid wilch frequently perplexes, an& yet has been made sufficiently full to apswer all the purposes of an easy reference. - ..) .::1 0 -.4 !t% ) .y., - ;„'. 4 . jp) ' 23, 1813. ••• '. • • :TRAArSPORT OFFICE, No:O. 9. j9}3. TH.E AIT CO M ISS lONERS for CONDUCTING. HIS MAJESTr'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takin g , Care of SICK and IPTIErNDED SEAMEN, and fir the are arid Castmly of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Nolte, That they will be r eady at this O ffi ce, on Thursday the ad of December, 1813, 03 receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as tnay be willing ti contract for Supplying the ROyat • Hoskital at YARMOUTH, with the undermentioned Milting. for Twelve Month certain, from the Ist January, 1614: • BEEF, 0 . • OATMEAL: CANDLES MUTTP{ r 7;, , SAPP COALS BREAD , f: SALT SUGAR CHEESE VINEGAR BEIR RICE OIL and BARLEY a SOAP BAVINS No Tender will be receismileerone o'clock on die dry of treaty, "or ant noticed, mans the party, or an agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Leiter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with She Person tendering, in the Suns cf X5OO for the due perfirmance y' the Contract. Further partieulars may be known,-by applying at this Osce, or to the Steward of the said Hospital. . • • TRANSPOkr . OFitre, Mi. 9, - 4913:: rICH COMMIONN.ERg,Ior CONDUCTIMT, Illti.4lf4JESTX's TRANSPORT SER PIC E . for Care of SICX and WOUNDED•SEXMEN, wed for,the Geis 'Ore Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do beret, give IVol4t, That they vrt'll be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 29th of November, 1813, to i ecetve malt(' Tendert, and treat with such -Persons as may be willing to contract fur supplying the , Royti Hospital at DEAL with the under-mentioned =Or, for Twelve Months certain from the tat January, 1814: . • BEEF 0 Al•IVIE AI. • CANDLES MUTTON SAGO CS)A4s • • BREAD SALT • SUGAR •.• C HEESE • VINEGAR E OIL . pand • - RAMAN' • SOAP DAWNS. And for stitsplyt.ng for Three Years certain frost the same Iteriod•l OR EENS, POTATOES,I.EEKS, PCf Hint BS, And MiLK. No Tauler:49lll Ie iceeived after one o'.do..7k‘'on the thy treabe,Nor any noiroistateleteabe pa rty,* ages} for hiffe,pertonally,atteod. Each reinter want be atirampateied by a Letter pie flue r• t freehrife Pereon: entagi.ig to become bound s nub the _Perim tee/trilbies age smelt of X5OO, for the due iterfirns.vice of the Contract. . Farther frirtiepLirs arety be koricn, by aholying. at this o:ffict; or fa the Steward 5f the said Hosp.:ert. _ • . TRANSPORT OPFIi7E, Noverader 13, 1813. THE COIIIIIIISSIONERS for CONDUCTING, HIS IittAJEST."I 6 : TRANSPORT SERVICE, for t.elinie Core of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, for the Cm slid Of PRISONERS of WAR, (14 her d& g ke Tbat they will be rerOy at this Orrice, on Tuesday the 4tst of Defember, 1813, to rece.;ve sealed Teuders, and treat with such 'llfsObs as May be will 4 .ng to contract for, VICTUALLING Prisoners of War in Sickness, it PLYMOUTH, for Six Months ,attain, from the Ist February, 1814. linder will he received after one °Wed en the d: of treay,nor airy anificed, unless tie party, or mi'agent j l 4l.hins, personally attend. Each Tender must be ae.-c•nfianied Sy _Late,. from too, respr.4allt Person, engaging to te:orae bound acit a the. Person tendering, is Mt Ill* E5OO, for the due performanm of tl'e Coutriut. Further partici:hi?, may be lams, b . !, applyisng at this O f fice; or to Captain Plymouth. TR NSPORT OFFICE, Ncverrber 13, ISIS. THE COMNISSIO VERS for CONDULTING HIS MeIJESTri TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, asap the Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Nothe, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 28th of December, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying for ,Genet Service MUSCOVADO SUGAR, CAROLINA RICE, EMT INDIA RICE, PEARL BARLEY, and SAGO, for Si: Mauls certain from the 12th of February, 1814. • No Tender will be received after one o'clock en the day of treaty, ear any nailed unless theparty,or an agent for Os, personally aunt,. Fach•Tender enlist be aemaspariied by a Letter from tam iesp-etable Fenionl,engagin* to &cense band m il ls the Perim tender! g, in the sake of X5OO, for the due pe r formance ? f the Contract. Farther particulars may be ta,wl, by applying at this Ogre. November 1, 1813. CI gives me pleasure to communicate to you, L) the great bentfit I have derived Crum your CORDIAL BAI.M of GILEAD, in a st vere disorder of the nervpus, bilious, and flatulent kind, with which I tad been hr.g affected. loos , continue taking it, and elt.ll always keep some bt niy house. Be so Lind as to setid me another large suppl!•, for whleh you will receive the inclosed ventittance. 'The alteration produced by your wcsuiet Jul Medicine, proves highly satisfactory Polio isty self and friends, to many 01 is horn I Lave given it. •1 flattest my self this acknowledgement will be bent &la! to the pUblic ' and you are a' liberty to publish it , with .ref eren c e t o m y friend Mr A. Bradley, Middle New-street, Gough-scpiare, London, who ' will satisfy the most scrupulous enquirer as to its authenticity. To Dr. Solomon, Gilead liatise, ne ir 1 iverpo,d. CHING'S PA PF.N WORM - OR MS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT YY SOURCES OF ClilLirilLEHS7 14.4.4*ES : Their SYMPfOMS EVERY PskREN and cMARDIAP of CHILDREN should he acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the coheir col the face, ethaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions ; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming comphinti,theabov. excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of tke highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to tare no ennal. Their public approbation, tpeeti to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success In their own families, stamps its merit beyned competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the tied can boast. Parents and others, wbo have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when ever the stomach or linwels of Children are any way disordered, which It will .IWays he found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and resat:, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St:Paul's Chu rch-tard ; Sharp, Johnsan; Belam,Te °rm. mouth; Jones; Weston, Antrim, and Mallory, Pottses ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, ti:teerners ; Peck anl Rosa, and Turner, ; Hoeland, Cookoor:11, Nettleton, and Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Sw'.nney and Co. Lir mingham ; Steams and ..yuch, Manchester; i'mwman, Exeter ; Smith, Mandettob,Retburn, Scott, acid Baxter, Edinburgh; Bax ter and M*Donald, Glasgow ; Buten and Barry, Bristol ; Ste venson and Co. Ilurwich ; Swinten, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billings and Latt.bury,Liverpurl.; Neale and Ledger, Dever; White, Beghton ; Roberts, Foltlces; and Ruff, Chelt ham ; anti retail, by most country medicinevehdemin boxes, at .11e. aLsnd ss. 54 oacti. . - 1 • . , . . • .4 • • : ~ . . . - ..z.....,_ d .., ' 7 ';" . • , . . . , ' - ."144 ~.. • - ,1„7,.: • , • • . :N- • ;161- "r : me ' '. 3 .1 - - .i. - • - -:-.: ' AI • t•>$ 51 :" ; • Alit • , -4„ • . •.;;-. ..... -,.. • I.ligri,i., ," rs : Pi . ,:i.• . , it; ti.e4 s : . A $.., ,-...-..,,,:-.; :. . ,4.......„ ...., ...,:,. -. . t v - - • ... . . s 'AJ r 5.; .• : ._ . .„ i #dr' %- ,., --.4--' .- - . r', • IIP; - ". .. 7' -1: ." ' ' ''27 ''''' yi k ''; .. . ' • ' ...'...,.., _ .... r. I, - t‘4 4. • '• , - - - 4 1 ~ r: -„: ' * 47 • -...::';.-.' r, ''.l.lll* - . . - ..... .: !•.64.. / il,- ',.' - - - - ri: -4 - - g:•„ weftivr.m.+•.__' 7 , 4 ... „ .,.. , .., ./. -: _...._- if ~ . _- . • .,: nn ak,Ar„ -.-er..911._ ' , - ••• • . _ - .. . . . TUBI 1 - Tiy. Is OVEM - RP R _....,..... 23 . 1813: ..] i, , ., ,.,, —.-... • $ t... : - • . r . _ • .. v\ip 71,4 4 r5i k:letb •.c . . R' A rt , ita I .11 ; 1111 . P' 7: — . •, . 4 - 2;--11 PSIiCSAMPEgNei d ,PAMPHLETEEO t'. l. 44"'y ) • December Ist will be published, No Moir - 111 H E PAMfHLETEER; cootaining a SkLIC CIO :I of the BES r PAMPHLETS of the day. Price Six Shillings and Slitipence. Sold by Cale Corti., and Co. Patiliostor.rwer • Raivrilik' Bond-street • Black. Parry, and Co. wile mbar Salvage% - . PARLIAIIIENTARr PROCEAL.J4....-_ --__--.. • ••'` • • HOUSE OF LORDS, NOVEMBER at. • tkellouse met at ten o'clock In the morning. In the Apra `" Belleuden Ker ir: the Duke of Roxburgh,' Sir Samuel Remaly and Mr. Cockburn were heanl for the -Respondent, and Mr. Ckrk partly in reply—Further hearing un Monday. The Clergy Penalty Suspension lhil, the Local Tokens Bill, the Annual Indemnity Bill, the Malt, &c. Duties Bill, and the Loan Bill, were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Lushing• ton Ind other Members, and read'a fist cline. • Mr. MITFORD, from the 'Freasury, presented the Annual Ac. counts respecting Northern Light-houses, the Herring Fishery, &c.; and Mr. PAIIKUVIST, the Ninth Report, of the Corinne Commissioners.--Ordered to lie on the table. The first reading of the Clergy Penalty Suspension MU (which was ordered to be printed) took place .on the motion of the Archbishop of CANTra soar, who gave notice of his intention, if the prints were on the table, to move the second reading an Wednerd4, for which day die Lords were ordered to be saw c o :tied. . . Int Local Tokens 811 was, on the suggestion of the Duke of zrotc, ordered to be printed. Lord 1101. LAND observed, that it had been foretold by a Noble Friend of his, that it would be found necessity to bring in a Bin at the sommencement of the present Session, to castling the syste:n 40 local tokens. The Annual Indemnity Bill was also, on the suggestion of the Duke of NoRWO.Lg, ordered to be pi int 4: hii Orate wishing to knew %Outlier !t at interfered with the Act passed last Sesslon for reFtw'ng a numers'us cis, of his Majesty's subjects front the pen:ides of the Test Act ? . • . INSOLVFXT PESTORI. Lor.l HOLLAND presented Petitions fintn the • Debtors confined in Chelmsford Gaol, the Gaol of the County of Berks, andcertain persons, natives of foreign countries, confided in the 'King's Bench Pri son, praying relief ; which were ordered to lie on the table.—His Lordship . also presented a Petition from the Debtore confined in the Isle cf Man, praying re lict ; and took the opportunity of obitrving, that for a eon siclexable period, although .several Insolvent Acts Irld passed. yet these uniortnnate peril ns had remained without relief. He understood that the local Legislature pf th,cisle had passed an Act last year for the relief of the bebtors confined there, but unfortunate!): it had ;kat received . the . uaction 'of Government.. • . . . Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH stated,-that the Act , fur this purpose passed by the House of, Keys, hid been officially transmitted to him to be laid before the. Prince Regent in Council. Upon reference, how- , ever, to the Law Authorities, the Act was found so extremely objectionable, that it could not be assented to ; and an Oreer isrCouncil, stating precisely the grounds of objection, was sent to the Governor of the Isl: of Man, with A recommendation fur the Loch Legislature to pass an Act free trout those objeC- • tions, which would be readily assented to. Re bra. lieved that the House of Keys had not assembled since that period. . • , .. ~.1 Lord HOLLAND observed, that - ' *I probably . House of Keys, like other Houses, would readily at tend to the sugges;hin of the Noble Viscount. The Petition was metered to lie on the table. The LORD CHANCELLOR introduced a Bill for vesting in the Accoteitant-General 'of toesCohre of Chancery for the time being, and his successors, the property in that Court, which found its way then in consequence of the burden thrown upon the Court by the Legislature, in.sending them f r arrangement the affairs of Canal Bills, Turnpike Bills, earish Bills, and other speculations which moic up so made of the time of the Court. He introduced a similar Bill last Session, which passed that House, but owing to the want of time before the close of the Session, could not get through the other House. The object ,' of it was to prevent property of that description (the propetty of the suitors being already provided toil 1 from vesting in the. representatives of the Accountant General in future, and to take i 1 out of the hands of the representatives of the • former Accountants-Gene .ral, so that upon the death, resignation or removal if that officer in future, the property should immedi -ately vest in his successor. :- . - The Bill was read a first- time. The LORD CHANCELLOR read a letter from Sir Thoterae Graham, acknowledging his high sense fir the recent vote of Thanks of that Hour; and a sirrlilarletter from Sir J Abercromby, relative to the `vote of- Thenks fin. the capture of Mauritius. . I Mit/TIA SERVICE BILL. Earl BivrtityßsT moved the second rem:Sag:o the Militia Service Bill. -His Lordship observed that he felt it unnecessary to tall: up-ate time of the 1 - touse . by entering into an explanation of the conduct of Ali- nisters in bringing tOrward the presenemeasure. Had there been nothing but our splendid. achievements In the Peninsula, and the planting the 13titish standard op the territory of France, that would alone have' • been a su ffi cient reason for increasing, the military ex ertions of the cranitrY. Hadbui,euccessta !here bir n • i F te less brilliant, still, after the splendid,vict , 4 2 1,iiii 4 by cur allies, it would have been inch ni.:upon this country to make ii.cteased`exertion, to s w that we were not disposed poorly to support-the'glotions cause for which they had so successful.) , feught. When however, we bad the news (which had arrived be tween the fi rst reading of this Bill and this day) of the spirit manifesteti by the Dutch people to man- , ciliate themselves fr.rp-the tyratkny of lerance, and I their determieat;ol to restore the House of Orange, .. 1 to whose exertions they were originally indebted fer' . their liberty and independence, and to which they had since been tinder so many obligations, no chubt . could exist in the mied of any onethat it became ad ditionally incumbent upon this country to put forth her strength in increased military exertion, to aid in the accemplislinwnt of that great work so happily ptoceedtid in. Ili; 1., ,, rd510p then entered shortly . into the details of the Bill, stating, as already known, t h at t h e ;N1,114,14, wound be allowed to voiunteer as S ,"j,: .., . S • • . • - 610,ret ?IP 0111)17AN C 8,441.30. 27, THE FIZINOPAE OFFICERS of HIS NS 0 1 ?DN, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be recilipir it their Office •Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 211tisfht 4 illieember; from such Persons as may be willing to wihertakethititiPply of the follow ing Articles for Service of the Rnya l l Powder Mills at Bailin ' collig, in the kingdom of,lrelapd, viz'. ' STAVES Quebec %Viite Oak, 'l'4o4ob r pieces of • ?Single 5 feet 6 lilacs, S 1,000 to tfie thousand. The Stave 3 must be fully seasoned, and If the deliveries should be made ?fidonble instead of single Staves, sit hundred-and fifty ; of the &mei:. te it ifteuynd single pieces will be required, and r V : I which must be dellvered at the Ordnance Stores in Cork in the foih'wing proportions, viz. 5,000 on or before the 19th January, 3,000 -• tat April, 1 • 4: 1 ;44 5,000 - Ist September, 1814. 114ws, 5,000 - - Slit December, . I Farther.Particulara, together with the Terms and Conditions of I. he Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall ; Mail aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four !o'clock ; where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" but no Proposal can ' be admitted after- the said :9th November, at Tsielve o'clock at noon of the saute day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless 1 the Party making it or an Agent in Xs behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, See. 0 1 1 Ida I , td sel eye I Ai. He first who se Bbd and Oat has ll re. fen ; , iver the The lout tiler 1 mhs dit ~...0...1 ,mow r. OAR