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_ ---^..........^ • . , , . . .. . - ... .... . ( * kk 11.1 * i . ';‘: ) 1 . 14 ~, e.• & agi rl •41 ••••• / . .. 1; * ' 4 4) 1 %,,..... r .: \,, '..: ..... • '..C. I , s I) ' ) ' 1;) . . '). • l'. I . • . I- • ? ~..k . tk .-. .. r: . ....:,..,. ~... 11. O F ~, . - .• '. •"47. ... . $ : . t' ' • . . 4. ~r~Q o ~. • N TIM BM R 215 - SATURDAY. JULt 3, 1813. PR CE SIXPIiNCB-HAISVIAIt FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. • THEATRE-RO VAL, C!O V E N'r-GARDEN. Mr. BOLINGNA, Jun's. NIGH T. .ON THURSDAY NEXT, Juiy 8. 1815, will be resented. :he popular i'n!ce of • LOVE, W, and PHYSICS.. I 1 which Mr. rt , lair-ritrws will introduce the favourite Song, • cared: • l'uL Humours of a Play-lionte " In the-course of the evening, Mr. J. Jowls, principal daitcer Of the Pantheon and hlngligh , oera House, will dance a Pas scull,. Also a Pas Deux with M`lll Hittaison. A favourite Eall.ul by Mr. Incledon, and a new qontt by Mr. Sinclair —After which, a new Melo-Dramatic Romance, called ALADDIN; ou, 'rue WoNDERPiIL LAMP. 70 which will be added (by permission of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre) the much-admired,Pantominie of ROBINSON CRUSOE. Robinson. erusoe, (afterwards Clown) Mr. GRIMALIiI. ~Man Friday (afterwards Harlequin,) Mr. BOLOGNA. jun. cinclude with (compressed :nto one Act, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN And the. RED DWARF. Tickets to be hadot Mr Botigna,jun. at theExhl%itim Room, lyceum, Strand, and at No. 8, Broathcour, Couent-Ganlen ; Telr Romney. 7, Bridge road, Lambeth ; Mr. Dasvgoo, liope and Mitre, Mitte•court, Fleet-szreet ; of Mr. Rapsey, 41, Fleet ntreet ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places for the *Boxes nu.y he taken. _ EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. This day stas published,?l_ BLACK. PARRY, and Co I.cadenbab Street, In Cialyot. too price lel. boards, THE FIFTH lELPORT Ingri the Select Coin mines of :he House of Commons on the A ll 4 r l / 2 •f hr RAST INDIA COMPANY ; as ordalet by the House ci Cum woos to be printed. PARLIAMENTX.RT i'ItOCEEDINGI. 140TISE OP 1.o:1r:i f lULY The Mouse met at ten o'clock 1.. the morning. I the Appeal " I ur• tr e. rurner and others," Mr. Ara, w:s heard In reply.—)trig nest leferred. In r.n Appeal front the Cnt:rt ..f Sets.ou In Scotland," Moi FRENCH PAPERS. . !Or. ADAM and ositt,ts yore luai tEe Appellant, end Mr LILACS tur tiLkeTOT;dellt.—Furtb, hearing nn Monday. • The Royal Assent was !unified by Con2ml.4l , an to ;be T wel Bill, the Iriqb Treasury 1 ;114 V.ll, the lrikh Arms iU, thu M 'lda il.klintanti' Bill, dit Bill, the 'mitten's Anow:tree Bill, the Sfamen's Families' Bill, the Irish Ma 1/Jties Bill, the Iri.lll T..bac , :to Bill the Melon Writ. d Cape Wine Bill, the Manure Carr.au 8.11. the Nor b Wil Canal Lill, die S• rand BW, and sever+) Local and Priem lobs, in all forty-four. 113 e Ccnini:soorers were, the Loan CIIANCILLOR. die Del of fido4craoar, and Lord WALSINOLIA PARIS, JUNE Her Majesty the Empress Onaen and Regent has received the following intelligence trora the army, dated June 21 : • ig The Bth corps, commanded by Plince towski, which traversed Bohemia, has an;ved at Zet. tau, in Lusatia. This corps consists of IS.OOO men, of whom 6000 are cavalry. All the requisite orders have been given to complete their cloathing, and fur nish them with every thing of which they may stand in need. 'f he oathc were Limitiistered to the Earl of Volvo tv. On the order fvr the serotul reidhig of D h rty's MI. HAILRISON Attendfd as Ccathei ft,t the Petitioner. • uut witnes4cs were examined to print: Ow ma rage but the I.dit CItaNCLLLVIL being of opittion that isirth,r evidence ',IN nt.e sary to prove the identity of the Lady, and her slat of rae about the time of the tnarriage, this farther proceeding was pos 44 His went on the 20th to Perna and Koe nigstein. President de Kass, sent by the King of Den.. mark, has received his audience of leave, and set out from Dresden. OFriCS OA OR:W.I.4MR, Jove la. 11513. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- J11.977', ORDNANCE, do hereby eve Notice, co mMER CIA L E:1 - AB! .17i [VIVIEN I . ATRULY desirable opportunity now offers for a Youth only bf the firbt respectability, to be Introduced to 4inli a Concern, whose pare:As can advance tile adequate pre mium required, for being hereafter admitted a Partner in a con cern that will appear of the most known and acknowledged cha c'er. None but Princirali, with real names ani places of abode, will be attended to, by atOriessing a letter to Mr. James liamilton, at Gerrar.l's Hall bin, Easing-lane, Che:ll,ide, when an explicit answer n ii: be given (as far as can be witii propriety) by, letter, or interview, for every thirg must depenl on the ap parent conviction of the honour and respectability as well as the eziido.ii: of the party, who is seriously disposed to treat for the same. That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall-Mail, on or before. Friday, the 9th July next, from such persons who may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Carpenters and Joineft' Wosks, for service of the Ordnance In the follow inz Divisions, viz. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, & MEDWAY, Upon a Contract for Five Tears, determisable after the expire. tion of two year; upon six months notice being given by either Party. The Con.ract to connneace as soon as possible after the lowest offers can be ascertaiord. Person who are disposed to paned till Math - - The Aecountant-Generars Bill, and the Ecet..siastical Court fIU, passed through Committees with anseuttments. , --[epos a Monday. The Peninzular Courts Martial Bill, the Irish Rnyal Can Bill, the Paymaster's Accounts Bill, and the Duties' Anertahl went BiU, were read a secot.d time aud committed for Mondal The bish Dfstillation Bill was read a third time and paned. The lielsupse Election Bill, and the Coo-try Bakers Bit were brought up from the Commons by Mr. BAPIKEk M FILA NIEL% ND Lewis, and other Members, and read a first tine The Amendments made by the Commoi:s in the lasulvet Debtors' Bill were, on the motion of Lord RUMSDALII, afts " The Prussian Free Corps, raised in the same manner of those of.Schills, have continued, since the Armistice, to levy contributions and arrest isolated men. The Armistice was signified to them on the Sth, but they declared they would make war on their own account ; and as they have Continued the same conduct, several columns have been 'sent against them. Captain Lutzaw, who commanded one of those bands. has been killed : 400 of his men were killed or taken, and the remainder dispersed. It id now supposed that 100 of these brigands succeeded in tepassing the Elbe. Another band, commanded -by Captain Colombe, is completely surrounded, and it is to be hoped that in a few days the kft bank of the Elbe will be entirely purged of the presence of those bands, who are guilty of all kinds of escesses towards the unfortunate inhabitants. a few words from Earl STANIIIOI , I, agreed to with same tendloos. riIEEEGR:IISI:IfC GIG CHAISE, with fall down seat baiu.l for servants Cr: children ; cost 79 Rtil ness a short time ante, to b.: OLD inr 4S Gui"%•as, or LX tIiANGED. Likewise a light km riuchette tube Sold, Eschar‘ged, 51' Let on Jobs, at the over.er's, Turner's, Coadtmaker, oppoti:e Shoretiitch Church. The Loan Interest DIU and the Mittla Pay and Clothing B paired through Committees and were reported. Mr. WATLIM,Lb, from the Exchequer Bitt Office, prevent. an Account relative to Esclictluer Bills; and - Mr. LaILIIIAI from the Tax Office, an Accouot relative to the Redemption the Land Tax.—Crdered to lie on the table. Alljetuned tW Monday. HOLE OF COMMONS. . _ XIANSION HOUSE, PARK, be LET for a Term, ACAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, PARK, are: LANDS, nntai&iig togeth. r about 230 Acres, sehl, a livell pi e-erred Nlanor. The Himeji handsor.iely furnished, and 'lt fur the acectintodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman of for tune, eoutainior Dining and Drawing-rooms of large dimensions, Library, Dressing-rooms, elg!it best. Bed-chambers, Servants'. Towns, and suitable Offires. 1 his Psesidelice is distant from Lou don abou. 70 miles, in a gorel Sporting Country. For Pacticulars, apply to Messrs. Sha,ke, A.e Blanc and Shavie; Sol , cit,.rs, ; , :ev Bridge-street, London; or to Mr. Weller, Chi chester. Tie House having attended in the House of Lords, Speaker, on its return,-announced, that the Royal Ament 1 beta given, by Commission, to several public and private for which see orr reFort of the Lords. The Vote of Credit Bill, the Irish- Vote of Credit SU Bounty 1110, and the Fishery Salt 818, were read a sal t mid committed for to-nmtrow, as waa Lad Wellingo Estate lid,. MONEY ON BILLS. A NY N.,131t,111311 or Merchant wanting Money on Bills, and procuring a Friend to join him, may be supplied in Y fen , Hours. Where the Parties are well known, they may be supplied instantly. Apply or addrt,s to Messrs. Ryder and Co. ussell-mews, How laud-street, Fitzroy-square. COnstutt attendance Mosley on A , .nuitv and other Securities as 11,1181. EE Srncn-kitinu Hurts.:tc. the Second Hurts.: • :n Corohill, and iS, Coventry-: iv happy to announce to his Friend', and the PutLc at large :lie Commencement ut a new Lottery, of only 12,000 'lichee:, to begin Drawi'ng Sept( m bet 17tIt, containing Prizes of .e.!0,000, Li 0,000 : Ztc.Stc. and no Prize less than LW, an arrangement which he hepes tvil ince , the whites of every Lottery Adventurer.. . . It is with aitieh pieatillte EY lON is enabled to add, that the following CapitA Pr.zes. No. 18,824, a Prize of £lO,OOO 6,848, a Prize of £5Ol • a I'rize of• £SOO 218, a Prue of £2io Draten the last Day in the Lottery just finished, were all shared and sold at kis truly fortutkate Establishments in Cornhill and Coventry-street, where he co:pc:buy invhts his Frklid, to pa:- take of t!ik- l'ay.turs of Fortune, which he intends di,trkbuting the 27th of '-ieptember. soLtet is it I t li)S. APROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, under great tinxiety and distre,s, through sortie recent and severe salmons, , rom the t uctuarton and • loss of connections, Etc. ; whose ineestaut laltettr liu, be :I .levoted to impress upon the said, of his Plipils Ole El , l:lO3iS of useful Seienze, and the docti'lnes and precepts of Christianity, being under some pecu- skary eitharrassments, solicits the Ad of the benevolent to es tricate ium by a few subsetiptions, betas the only pawn' re vowel: he has to expect relief.----.--utacriptitms would be thank received and ackenterleti;ed by Mr. Rees, ; Wiessr,. Wenilcy and Co. 10, Strand ;'Messrs. Austen, Maende, aid ikon, Bankers, Lott.lon; and by Mr. J. Richardson, 91, royal Exchange. he foilowing *.tbretiptions I,:tve been thankfully received : Itcv. Di.. W. Bell 0 I Rev. Mr: Season - 1 6 Rev. Dr. Herne 1 . 0 IRe Mr. Wright - 1 0 Rev. Dr. Rt b;rts - 1 0 Mr. P. a. Maephael 1 0 Rev. Mr. Ethyl Keytt 1 0I W. MauningyEsq.M.P. 1 0 Sub,cr4)tions are likewise received by Messrs. Hodson and Sr,,o and Mortlnelt and Co. Bunkers, Cambridge; and ?Views. Mater auel Co. and Grosvenor and Co. and Messrs. Wright and Co. Bankers, Oxford. TA°""E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Xinrdotu. ' Established iBOB. TM: fabric from its cnnimeecemmt his been manufactured 'with a view for sale to private Fatuities and home Tr-kit, and Is I now brought to a degree. of excell.•l:Ce and perteztiun unequalled, I and sold at about halt the price of Irish Lii.en. It Is peculiarly adapted for all seasons and climates by Its free. &to frona.the effect, incident to the changes of the atinospbere, to which every other et scriptiou of Shirting Cloth is liable. Its durability and ber.itiful whiteness after five years trial, *ands ruirivz.lled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency In the qualities for which it is recommended. Sold at the Patentues Original Warehouse, No. 154, Cheap aide,near St. Paul's; Hardii.g, Howell, and Co. 89, Pan Mall, sad no other house in Loncio.i. FIRS r OF FA..IIIOI , :.—iIEATaIFUL LONG SLAYS. RST ON 8c Co. 25, litmewELL-s rit Err, Strand, (tb prevent mistake, the Second Stay Shop on the len hand iror.i Nt WCaStiv-street ) 11: ar the NEW CHURCH, (Lite Fore man and Al:auger to Mr. Mi Li.s), beg leave to acquaint the Ladies in general, that are carious in taste and elegancits in Long Stays ; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any house in London. Ladies by purchasing two pair of one size, will be **added to the wholesale pi ice, for ready money,being Tu lly com petent to keep twice the assertment of any other in the trade. MARSTON presumes Ladies will find his Warehouse fur l'atent Corsets worthy their auention, and not toile equalled for work stanehip and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved Shape Stays from Ts. to Li,; strong coloured Corsets from 59. to ins. ; seve- Val hundred pairs of Cbildrens' Stays, from ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. MaaSroN flatters himself, by his lung experience for upwards of Ten Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mills's bur- Mess, that he is competent to give every satisfaction to those Ladies who choose to honour him with their commands. MARSTON is the sole Inventor of the Patent Tama Stays. Orders duly executed is Town or Country, on the shortest Convenient-nooms to try in.-r-To prevent impcmition In the trade, an orders are requested to be sent by hinds QS by *Gott taik—ni smoke witiwy WM% make Tender: ara to netierrand, that notwithstanding Provision is made in the Schedule ro be delivered for a rate of pay for Car penters employed by the day, and also for such :slater als as may be serpoeed to be required on the sameprinciple, yet it is intend ed this mode should apply chiefly to such services as may in some degree be connezced with the performance of Works by ad measurement, or in the event of any emergency which may jus tify employing the Contractor on this footing. It is further to be understood, that the Contract Is intended to apply only to new Work, or such other very general Repairs as the Board or the Commanding Royal Engineer may deem expedient to be performed ky the Contractor. Proposels for the performance of the work in the Portsmouth Dlvis;on will be received, either for the whole of the Carpenters and Joiners' Wotk whiai may be required in the Division, or st.parztely for the Works on the Portsmouth and Gosport Sides. Primed :'cliedtiles of the Contract will be delivered to tuch Pemirs who Lea app'y for them, at the Office of the Secretary to the Putts, in Pall-mall, between the hours of ten and four o'clock ; and also at O.:. Offices of the Commanding Royal Engi neer at Pert sirouth, Plymouth, and Chatham. Payment •to he made within three menthe next after the Quarter in wh . cli the Certificate of the Performance of the Work, or the a delivery of the Articies, shall be lodged in the Office of the Surveyor-General. at the ' ower, or in default thereof, an interest after the roe of XS per Cent. per Alumni will be allowed. The Vroposals are to be delivered at the Office of the Secre tary to the Board, to Rail-mall, sealed up, and eni'oreed, " 1411- p/rats to the Performance of the Carpeotere and Joiners Work, either in the Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Medway I.:ivizio.:s, whichever Division the Parties may tender tor.;" and it is so lie understood, that no Proposal will be admitted after the said 9th July next, at leo'Clock at noon of the tame slay. liy Order of the lloard, r. H. 61,* Secrssre. Btu FISH FIRE OFFICE. FOR the insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mer chai.dize, Ships.Vestels. and all other Property, against loss or damage by SAE. Prop‘sals maybe had gratis at the principal Office. in the .:itrand and Cortihill, London, or of the Corn. patty's Aunts in the different CiLiti and Towns lu Great Britam aa.d Ireland. insurances for ehort Periods, or for several Years togetber, may be tdrvetasi a: :his Of'Ace, upon the most equPable Terms. Puha: s will not 1)e charged fur Sums of £:xo or upward , nor to"eersons increasing their present insurances. The who!e s OCK ti a F:: KM will be iii•ntred without Spe cification, at hr r:doced Premien: of per Ceat. Policies payable at Mt u:;usiia ER-Dit r will 'tie void, unlvu rc newLd within hi.crti days thtrafrom. StOBILKT SKELTON, Secretary. ROYAL ILXCI-TANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established 'ay Royal Charles - in the Reign of Kill George I. June, 1813. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the ttitil instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are 11017 ready ato be delive at the Company's Offices, *PICT the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mail, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Count:es ; and the parties assured are requested to apply tor the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of Jay next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. F.ANIIJEL 'INNING, jun. Secretary. ••• Attendance is rix en, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, i,ontls, Merchanclize, and Ships in Harbour, in Dock, or while budding, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and greeting Annuities on Lives. N. H. Fire Policies will be issued, free of erpence, to the As. sured, where me annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. SEQUES 'RATIONS IN SWEI:EN. WE the Undersigned REFERELti, appninted under and by virtue of a certain Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, made and pasted in s , td year of the reign of his present Majesty King George 111. intituled, " An Act to provide for the Distribution:, Payment, and Application of certain Monies and Effects, ream:2M or paid, or to he refunded or paid, by or on behalf cf the Go. vernment ot Sweden, among the Persons having Claims thereon, in consequence of certain Detentions, Sequestratione, and Coo -1 iemnattous by that Government, in the Years 1810, 1811, and Si 2," do hereby give notice to, and require all persons, Bodies Politic and Corporate, claiming any Interest in the Monies, Bilis, Effmts, and Property, by the said Act vested in certain Commis sioners thereto named, to deliver to us, the said Referees, forth with, by leaving the same, either personally or through their Agents in L.ondun, at our Once, in New Broad-street-court, in the City of I.ondon, true and ezplicit Statements and Accounts, in writing, of the respective Losses sustained by them, or those under wlom they rtspectively claim, in consequence or by reason of the said Sequestiations,Detent:ons, or Condenuiation., aid of their respective claims to restitution, or compensation, it: respect of such Losses, out of the Mollies, Effec.s, and Propetty, by the sad Act vessel to the said Commissioners; and alsa to deliver to u', at the time and place atoresaid, Copies of all invoices, Bills of I.ading, Policies of insurance, Bills of Parcels, Vouchers, Do cumuns, Pat,:ers, 'and Writings; and to shew• or deliver to ns, when called upon for that purpose, or as we n.ay hereafter re quire, the Orni,itials of such Documents, torthe purpose on pro ving and substautiating such Losses and Claims, such Copies ot original Documents when left, to be regularly indorsed, acid ac companied by a Schedule of the same. JAMES CAMPELL. GEORGI:: WOOD. • 18'11.1.1AM HUTCHINS. 11EN. , 1 7 SEPTLenIiS ttYDE WOLLA STON. JA:.! '.S BOWDEN. • WILA.IAM SiI.AS IiATHANA.Y. site hills, 1411. • " The of6cer sent to Cu3trin has returned. The garrison of that place consists of about SCCO men, and has only 150 sick. 66 The fortress is in the best state, and provisioned for six months in corn, , rice, vesaabl::s, fresh meat, and all necessary objects. 66 The garrison has always been master of the place to the distance of one thousand toises. During these four months the Cominandant did not cease to labour in augmenting the means of his artillery and the fortifications of our place. " All the army is encamped. This repose is of the utmost advantage to the troops. 66 The regular distributions of rice greatly contri butes to support the health of the soldier." JuNC27.—An Irnperi;d Decree of the 9th Sone, dated from Dresden, appoints Count Lacepeda Presi dent of the Senate for cae year, from the Ist of July nel%—French funds 7 F,._ . The Mon:lcier contains a king detailed and uninte. resting acent:nt tebttive to the blockade of from the Connnander cf that place to the Prince of Neufchatel and Wagatn. WE.SEI., JUNE i.,!. Count de Muriox, General of Division, Aile-de- Camp to his Majesty the Ernpeyor, who was Gover nor of this town :ma surrrunding country, as well as of the Grand Duchy of Berg, has just left us ; Le is going to Magdrbutg, of which place, it is said, his Majwy has confided to him the command. MILAN. JUNE 19. The first column of troops from Verona to Dres den began its march the end of May. It is under General Morone, and consists of 5000 infantry and .1000 cavalry, all Itali.ins. It will be tolloveed byaco. lumn of the same force, consisting of Fzench troops. All these troops rake the road to Dresden. The Prince Viceroy set off yesterday morning at clay-break, to proceed to Pavia. FRANKroRT, JUNE N. The 100th, 96th, and 63d regiments of infantry, which form part of the army of observation of Mentz, under Marshal the Duke of Castiglione, arrived here yesterday. These troops, coming from Spain, are in fine order, and animated with the best spirit. JUNE 23.—A report is current here since the mor ning, that the armistice has been prolonged for two months. But what is certain is, that the different corps of the Grand Drench army are taking up their cantonments in the line of demarkation pointed out by the armistice of the 4th ; Russian and h usoiau armies are marching to their positions. CASSEL, JUNE 20. The King set of on the 18th, from. Brunswick for Halberstadt, from whence it is supposed he twill pro ceed to Halle. DECREE OF THR ifiTH O 1 JUNE. This Decree was signed by Bonaparte, at Dresden, and applies to the uk.ole extenoof the 3'2d Military Division, which comprehends Hamburgh, Lubeck, &c. It consists of seven articles, the substance of which is as follows : lit Article requires a list of all rersona absent out of that Di. vision ; of those rho wi.o ktve puLlic functions, ant qatted them atter the return of att. French. ed. Result«. a liz.t of the :.:euators who r.ccepted functions deers Vie cc of the French. Sd. A rat ut ail persons who Lad not returned to their homes, 15 days after the re-occupation of ihml . urzh by the French. 4th. Lists of all persons who had then terviug as °Ulcers, or othetwlse, in the Hanseatic Legion. sth. Lists of all persons against whom it cMttl3 be proved that they had bt.loilged to armed assoiatiors, awl by their cctitiwtt endeavoured to =Uwe the minds of the people. eel. A het of all persons kcotvn toh.vc br.n employed in any civil - or military Capacity by lhe Re.:lans , Prostians, or britists. 7th. A list of those persens w no have left their homes since the lit of March, and have not returned within fourteen days after the publication of the prennt Decree. . sevi:ral districts of the s2d Division are to furnish the Prince of Eck:l:obi with the lists required. Isio monies to be paid to the absentees, or any reisbi,yr4 c their account. 1 lisir pcoputy to be eviihefeted. 'lite Glau Duty Bill, the Isle df Man Bill, the Spirit Dui 8111, the Banker's Indemnity Bill, the Scotch Linen Bill, di Prizeners' Bill, the Irish Catholic Officers' Bill, Percevars RI nunciation Bill, and the Pare Trade bill, were steer:Ay COO ninte.l, sod ordered to be reported to mot row. 1 he Exchequer Bills BM st as reported, and ordered to be rea a third time to-minrow. • 'I he Suuthrn Whale Fishery Bill, the Windsor Forest BI the Exchequer Bills Bill, tLe Parish Rcestets Bill, the Each Licenses Bill, the London► Coals B 11 , the Irish sugar Bill, tt li:sh Fees Lill, the Irish National Debt Bill, the Ptnlnsula At door's bill, the Sump Duty Bill, the Tower Hamlets MIMI ill i, aad the Irish Size Citrk's Bill, were read a third :low as passed. Ihe Repert of tke Committee appoimed to eontlder tl amount of Allowance to Retirl:l Judges, was brought or, as the itesolutiun rtcommending au Increase was. after a few won from Mr. LOct uwzr, ago eed to, and a Bill ordered to be broug! _ iu pursuant to the iteeo.utiou. AUCTION REGULATION BILL I Mr. WHARTON moved the postponement of ti further consideration of the Report of the Auctic Regulations Bill till Monday. Mr. WHITBREAD said, understanding that tI further discussion of this important subject woul suit the convenitlice of the House better, by pos potting it to Monday, he rose merely for the purpce of setting himself right, concerning some assertion which he had made on a preceding evening, an which had been contradicted by the Right Hot Gentleman opposite ( Mr. Wharton). In consequent of that Right Hon. Gentleman's observations, t} 1 .flowing communication had been made to him fro: five most respeztable Auctioneers: " Six—ln consequence of the übservations you did fur prate don the honour to make on Friday ...vetting last, and white we sestradidei by Mr. Wharton and Mr. Vansivart, we deem it tit to the feelings of Mr. George Robins, from whom you rembn the statemeat, and respectfully toward* you, who have eoldnd advocated our cause, to state, that the obeenatione re we authorised to make by Mr. Rebuts are aridly tree soil, on iereuee to the mieutes of a conversation which passed with h Vansittart last year, we and the following passage relating to Mr. Vansittart observed, that be should have full time to cc sider the Auction Bill during the ileeess.—det h e wom b! am and advise with the Deputation, and see them from time to at —and that he would in the course of the recess, caummilcatel eentiments and opinion in wooing to them? " The Bill, however, passed air its staged, save only the 3 port, tarots we received ay sett of iodination that It was agi introduced into the House or ConiTTss. Regarding the ws experiment, nude use of by Mr. Wharton, we state aSs that he assured us Le apprehended the Bill must *Maio Mat alkraiiss in the ensuing Session, but he must. la the - _ tune, try as repo-karst Italy, hr stated that our objectios to the BM had ama aqua. 'to ibis we reply by reterriug to pass Age in our hver to Mr. Whartou, that the &11 Is so • In itt principal feature, respecting sales, 12 to be rrcoech soref ratites sliatrorr. We are, very respectfully, 44 Your Wiled and obtdknt Servanui, " R. WINSTA hiCT 4 s 61 JAS. CHRISTI'. • T. L. /Dittmar. " D.R. bluest. " H. Pats:me:l " Piazza Coiree.liolse. June ISIS. To Samuel Whubread. Eq. Such being the representation which these Gendereei had made of that conversation, he would ch, Lot mare than state the grounds on which he would ente his protest against the prineples of the Bill. It ap geared, hawever, highly desirable that some reguki :ion should take place cincerniv. mock atictiotm and he would he glad to see some measure adoptei for. that pm pose, which might not distwb the bail ness of the legitir.itte Auctioneers, for he should re his face against any regulation which made no das tinction between the good and the bad. ( krt..: The Bill at present undLr consideration, although had only be.ai heard of within these few days, ba( excited considerahic alarm—letters float repsctabL professional persons at Bristol, and over all the king clom, had already arrived in London, cemplainiii of the intolerable hardships which its provisions int+ posed; mot by a cclauniuwativ4 Iron a very OFFICE OP ORDNANnR, jar* el, ISIS. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, de keredyjive notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall,' on or before Mondayi the sth day of July next, from such per sons as may be willing to purchase about SIXTY TONS of MARINE SALT, produced from the refining of Saltpetre, at the Royal Powder Mills at Faversham: ' Furibe' Particuiari, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Conirlct, may be known upon application to the Ordnance Officers at Faversham, where the Salt malt be viewed, and also 1 • at the Secretary's Oflice, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between ' the hours of Ten and Fehr o'clock ; where the Proposals mutt be delivered sealed up, Ind endorsed " Proposals for purchase 1 of Marine salt ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 1 sth dsy of July, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; nei ther will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it or an Agett so his behalf shall atttnd. Py Order of the Ileartt, P. H. cßirmr, Sew