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OFFICE OP ri, Ameary 3, 1312. THE PiONciP t ia ERS of HIS MA. [PRICE 041 : 1 .•.••mi.• : Jain ORDNANCI, tia aterthi give Notice, That Proposals will l received at their Office in Pall Mall, ea or before Monday, the 20th day ofjanuary instant, from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of ACCOU- 1 I'REMENTS fur Service of this Devartment, for a period of three years, determinable at .. the expiration of one Year, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Artidet may be viewed upon application et the Principal Store-keeper's Qince in the . Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and conditions of the Con tract, may, be ,known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid,, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, - where thellipaposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, 4 Proposals for Accoutrements;" but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order' of the Board, R. If. CREW, Urea". , GRAND NAVAL SPECTACLE,' f friffithe Ships in Act i o n, and Waves and Ele- I meets in melon ; carps:teed of Transparent Bodies, put .... a m by raechatical, optical, and - philosophical powers, pro. 11:Miriectaud endity of :he Sea, Smoke, Ive, &c '707 1 , - 11 , ono' . degree the effacts of Ne, representing a Eviement, from the circumstances which occurred at the m ayg of TRAFALGAR, at the MAU M .ICIIIA,- Princes yuctoter-square , from Eleven in the Morning till Dusk, e ms j.a the Evening till Nine. oi Admission One Shilling. i n the Pare, and in a few clays will be published; he 4to. &IGHTEEN HUNDRED .ind ELEVEN. A POEM. ANNA 11E r BAJA OAULD. liffiltin tut Jos. 16141i0n and Co.• St. Paesti Church-yard. FOUR [H EDITION. rib day was publalted, in 6 Vnls..Bvo price Xs. bound, THE. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of TO ). El 1S smoLurr, M. D. pith fvfltinoirs of his Life and firtitat.--Sy Rt.) BELT ANDERAON, IVI D. vio l *: Printed for S. Dolt and A. 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The elevation of his Oen suported by a closeness, msturii y, and dignity of :end wet, thy ne have not of eft witnessed. —Eclectic Review t y"iJu.,Tic.E IMPROVED, by 'IOMLINS. nj w asy we. publahed. a new Edition, in four large Vols. 8vo: price 23. 12s in boart.ls, THWHOLE LAW RELATIVE TO THE pUttivittOFFlCE of a JUSTICE of the .PEACE; com thitithur the Aithority of Parish Officers. Origina l ly c o m p iled MI. V Ifiris.ras us, Esq. of the inner Temple, Barris: er-at-Law , Slasd Tutinon. Rearranged, and considerably enlarged and otherwise improved; including the Statutes to the end of the Puke ani vie Adjudged Cases to the end of Easter 7eris,SlGeo.lll.—By H. N. TOMLINS, Esq. , Peak John Stockdale, ,Clarke and. Sons, John Walker, I - O,W Robinson, John Cuthell, I.ongman and Co. Lacking tie eld Co. J. M. Richardson, John Richardson, B. Crosby and Cal./4==n, and J. J. Stockdale. , '1 his day was published, ..eirearcyallarno. price 21 I is. boards, or .ousisok Er, with Portraits, price 22 12s. 641 boards, CO LECTION of FARCES and other Al AIER-PlECES;avhich arc ActrA at the Theatres Royal ittiny t tgne,Covetia-garslen, and Haymarket. Printed under the AllAiwity of the Managers from t•ie Prompt Book. Selected by Mrs INCHBALIN • Printed for I.citiginan, Hurst, Rees, Orrnel-asil Browne, Pater larnerrOW ; and at the Edith , Gallery, .54 4 Nevi likincl , Ereet. Of•whom may b 4 had, Ed. ed by Mrs. Inchbald, s. The Isti-ish I heatre, in 25 Volumes„witfi Engravings, price id 6t,hoattls, and fine paper, price £t S extra boards. t !be Nlts.!ein Nit-etre in 10 Volume3;22 Ice. boards, and Isrpaper 'price 'CS Isi. b o ards. • This day was pnblished, 'Ohre* Volum:* tic:Ay°, price £2. Bsl. boards (Dia:sod to his Royal H glusess the Prince Regent), , sirRAPHIA DRAMA - FICA ; or, a Compa istrG tie the Playhouse; coutainiug Itntorical and Crittcal Newt% and Original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic, hritrt, from the t lommencement of our neat rival Exhibitions; wecogst whom are some of the'rnost ce'ehrated Actors. Also an tiplobetkal Accomt and Chrohological Lists of their Works dot Dawes when prints.* and Observati.tns on their-Merits. To pther with au Introductory View of the Rise and Progress of the British Stage. Originally compiled by Deal D Etsttats BASSI, alletellind to the Year 1964; thence to 1782. By ISAAC REED, F. A S. Asd brought down to the end of Novemb it, 1811, with consi listable Additions and Improvements throughout, By STEPHEN JONES. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, T. Nue, G. and W. Nicol, Nichols and Son, Sea chord at.d Let terman,l. Barker, W. Miller, J. Murray, R. H. Evans, J. Hard ,l. Fatthler, and Gale and Curtis. --- kin published, a New Edition. price Ss. illustrated with Cases A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE a& VEN 110 N and CURE of the VENEREAL DIL•EASE, ?titularly its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. including olttoos sod practical Observations on 'l'abes Dorsa:is, Hypochon tiristat,Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Discharges, &c. di • vetted of all techn'cal obscuriles. By M. CATON, Surgeon; • Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thontaes and Guy's. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; Sa lted Highley,Fieet-stneet; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and Linda:ll, ,Sfigakore-street, Cavendisl.- square, London. Also, by the same Audspr, price 36.4. A POPULAR TREATIoE on the PREVENTION and CURE of the different species c 4 ASl'illl/41A, with Practical 1343tr "tions on the use of (hi sTßAmomiv, and its • Preparations In those affectlnat as wow!, the Hooping Cough, :eluding Remarks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras kit in Diseases of the Lungs and.iitnmach. --- • _ COLllii . THE anly gen nine pectoral B A LSAM of HONEY, invented by Sir lone Hip., M.D. The Linuaan, of Br;tain tecommends this escAient preparation as the most salutary and effectual remedy fir all disorders t.f the Breast and Lungs, Con- Paled Phlegm, Acrimony in the fluid+, and obetruvions in the Quads, are gent y and safely dinharged by easy expectoration, 'Wheezing, and uneasiness in breatiarig are speedily removed by kiew dose,. It take* riff the irritation, opens the thoracic ducts, end heals the So:uness of the Breast and Lungs. Thir: y years experience has confirmed the recominentiation in the immediate trlitf and gradual cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con sumptions. It is the greatest preserver of rhe lungs ever discovered, and swains all the healing, softening, and sotrhing qualities oft hat Salubrious extract of FLO HONEY ; and the *idlest balsams of the Eistern WOrItl; i• I. as res:oradse as Awe,' Milk: and never di,agre..s sash the stomach ; a common Cold 'Y i elds to its benign influence lo a kw hour I, and when resorted tv hefore the co npiaitit is far advaucA, all danger. of Coustinip dee is • certainly preverted. Price ss. cd. or bottle, or 7in one large, for te a . • To guard t i -mpoil • • agamtion observe the name of Shaw and " l ards, 6t, St. Paul's Church-yurl, is engraved on the stamp. 104 by St , sw and Co 6:i, St Pvit's on the footway r ‘! •44 / 1 1 1 w a and Saugsor sad Co. Ostori-areet. FOR COUQH ASTHMA`, 4.ce. OFFICE OF oRp tv 1 NCE, Jamuary 3, 1512. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS OF- HIS MA- JESTrs ORDNANCE, le hereby give notice, That Proposals will be received a: their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 20th day of lag:wary instant, from ; such persons as may to willing to undertake the supply of HATS' and CAPS for service of dila Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the elpir.ulon of one year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applianion to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal at 1 Woolwich, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, - may be known et the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day .between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deliver ed, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Hats and Caps; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said ::oth ins.amr at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, See. LIFE ANNUITIES SECURED by ACT of PARLIAMF.NT. 'PHE Church Rates of the Parish of Ea't Cesin -- stead, in the County of Sussex, being made v.signable by Act uf Parliament for raising the um of £4,000 towards rr the said Church. all Persons wi ling to Contract for the, Purchase of any" Annuity or Annuities chargeable on the mR id avi, are desired to send in their Proposals for the same to Mr. Nettlefold, Solicitor, No. 20, Norfolk-3 reel, Strard, London ; or to Mr. Barrow, Solicitor, East Grinstead, ou of before the 31st day of January instants—East Genstead Jan. I, 1818. NEX I' MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY WENIT THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING. ONLY '12.000 TICKE rs. sBOl 5 0 wUI Gale • 10 18 0 will Gala 10 0 wa s Gabs • • - .C 20,000 10000 5,000 7. - • 2 16 6 - %ill - Clain - 2,54,0 ...- -• --.-- 1 Is 6' "-. wilVesin - T BISH solicits your immediate commands at L • No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, and hopes to be equally fortunate to achtenturpers as in the Two last Lotteries, when he sold the following Tickets in Shares : 1,693 - Class,A £16,000 1,853 • Class A - £2090 3,343 - C 15,000 1,853 - B - 9,000 3,363 - A . 5,000 2,02.5 - C - 1,000 71 - A - . 3,000 1,852 - A - SOOO Sae. &c &e. TO LINEN-DRAPERS. ANY Person having an eligible Situation to dispose of, not within Forty Miles of Town, may hr treated with. Address, post-paid, N. It. Post-Office, Hastings. Lows PAL EN I' .11111'16H SHIM MG CLOTH. THE superior kind of texture, which is the exclu sive privilege of this fabric, readers it the most pleasant, comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet manufactured.—lt washes beautifully white—is warranted for durability equal to the best Irish lawn, and about Half the Price. Sold wholesale, and by the piece 154, Chew' ide near St. Paul's; Hardin ar.d Co. b 9, Pall-Mall, and no other House in London. The last three years extensive Sale has fully proved the utility of th's manufacture; and the Patentee pledges himself, that it will be found to posseu every advantage for which it is recom mended. • PLAISTOW LODGE; NEAR. BROMLEY, KENT. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUREATURE, CAPITAL BIL LIARD ABLE, FINE FRENCH GLASSE i, ON II NOBLE Pl-AT T F. , 1 by 64, FRENCH CLK'I, CHANDELIERS, T‘IPODS, PAIN riNus BY E O S ' C MEMEL) MASTERS, and varion. Effects.belonging to the Estate of the late PETER THELLUSSO EA. lorsualit to an Order of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, and with the approba•im of SAMUEL COMPION COX, Esq. one of the ht.sters in the said Court. To be SOLD by AUOIION, by Mr. RQBINS, On the Premises, PLAISTOW I.ODGE, between Lewisham anti Bromley, in the County of KENT, on Monday, the itOth of ;hoary, anti following Day, at Eleven &Clock : THE FURNITURE; comprising capital four post and other bedstea Is, with dlinity, cotton, sad muff furniture., prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, of vatiosn. descr;ptions, DRAWING-ROOM surr OF SILK FUF Nl ruitE, in window-curtains, sofas. chairs, Etc.; NOBLE um( r FRENCH GLASSES, One ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE BY SIX ; Turkey, Brussels, Vllton, and other carpets, WELL-FINISHFD CABINET ARTICLES OF ALL DESCRU' I lONS, in Atha wool, mahogany. &c. lihrary bookcases, A CAPITAL FULL-SIZED BILLIARD-LADLE, WITH MACES, QUEUES, &c. iiirirty of forniture for ser vants' rpanments, kitchen nonfatal, a mangle, - garden lights and tools, and vartous'elfects. 'fa be viewed Friday and Fansrday pocceding the Sale, by Catalog, which may be laad on the Prentiss% at One Sinning each; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeo 7 square. NAVAL TIMBER, NEAR ()UNDUE, NORTHAMP .. I . ON ;HIRE. At Garraway's Coffee-House, Change-All y, London, on Wed neiday, the 19th of February, 1 812 , at Twelve o'Clock, NE 'fhottsand 'fillet Hundred and Eighty-six ODAK • I REES ; Five Hundred aod Seventy-sit ALI• 1 TREES; Twenti ELM '1 rtgai t Thiaty WALNU TREES ; Five HORKE•CHESNuT TREKS and One I.IIIX Ft TREE ; standing as they. e with the 'roo m * Ifork.therenn, in thirteen Lots.;--O • tintiA Pat.lenbrs of May Ise hal at the Swan Inn;Oindle; the Gettge ltsa, StOdlfOrdi the Gorge Inn, Nor thampton; dill /ion and Ett% Leicester; of Mr. NVestrr, at Deene,rt. ac noodle; at Uarraway's Colf-e 4 titiev, Change-alley, I ,4,standoo; of Mr. Upton, Csuyt.l,n, Surrey ; and ul Mr. Hasty 1-1,1• P-• v r•li stns p.ott, ~. • • The Shlia.:luiliers and Thrnhet Merrhsn:s are assured that !this Timber is writ swath. their att..stiou ; as it is petal ally adapted fut the Navy ; of large dimensi ant and good quality; some Plellik and tbick Stuff,witisvery for Pesti% v11%611 will produce a great quantity of Ilack.—Vie Ash hither is also of good ONE II ED AND THIRTY POUNDS REWARD. BREACH AROLE, A TR AITERO Eifitl*DENCE. WIiEREAS the nen General SIMON, cared a Baron and Chevalier of the French Empire, has ab . gorgeled from ODIHAM, in violation of bis Parolepflionour ; aid is charged with being concerned with iume Pericles In this Cowry in sarrsiaz l ea a Traiterne ,Correstavietw. The Cmormlssiocers fOr conducting hie Majesty's 'Transport Ser vices &c. Ste. hereby. offer a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, so any Person or Persons who shall apprehend the said General SIMON, and deliver him at this Quite, or other. , wise cause him to bit securely lodged in any of his Makfitr: Gaols in ibis Kingdom. And a fur Reward of 'TWENTY POUNDS fir the conviction of any Irithitpubject,whe A ball be convicted the said General SIMON in his escape. He is 40 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, blade herklwatil eyes, 1244 visage, swarthy complexion ; he has a scar on the left cheek. TiltsultrPreihib disenlageaccompanied by PHILIP &ARON, a Surgeon in the French Army, for whose recapture a Reward of TEN GUINEAS will be paid. He is 2S year of age, 5 feet inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, sallow corn- Flexion, well made, and is slightly marked with the small pox, CHELSiA HOSPITAL, t Sth JANUARY, 1812. ri HESE are, by order of the Right Honourable -A- the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give noticeohat all Out-Pensioners belonging to the . said Hospital, residing in Lon don, or wit! in twenty-five motes thereof, are required to appear perwinally and regimentally with their 111 , 4mi:titans and Certifi cates of Admistion, at the Secretary's Office in the said Ho Tice', on the respective days, and.in their different classes, according to their several rates of pension, as undermentioned, when attend ance will be given from Nine o'C ock In the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payment of Half a Year's Nation in advance to Midsummer next, with the augmentation in propor tion to their disability and lengilt of service, accorilLg to His Majesty's late Regulations iu their favour. . On FRIDAY, the 17th JANUARY, fhe Pendoners at cd. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, let Regiment of root, with the re maining Regiments or Corps. On SATURDAY, the 18th JANUARY, Those at 9d. per day, frum the several Regiments or Corps abovementioned. On MONDAY, tie 211th JANUAItYs Those at Is per day, front the d.terent Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, the Ist iteg ment of Fu ,t to the 50th inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 21st JANUARY, Those at Is. per day, from the 31st Regiment of Foot, with all the remaining Regiments or Corps; also the Pensioners from any Regiment or Corps at Is. Old. and Is Id. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d JANUARY, The Pensioners at Is. lid. ls. 2d. Is. Vicl. and Is. lid. per day. On THURSDAY, the 21-1 JANUARY, Those at Is. 34c1. per day, with these at the different rates to Is. 9d. per day inclusive. On FRIDAY, the 24th JANUARY. Those at Is. 9id. to 2s. 1 lid. per day inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 95th JANUARY, The Pensioners from the Militia at 5d per day, with the Pd. vote Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Guards, with th ose Pensioners from the several Regiments who have seen admitted on account of Blindness, ,whether at Is. per day or upwaill/s„ when he Hospital Surgeons at:end, for the purpose at seramtaing ail see* MN, sal 4e.. , port to the nernfloard upon any of them who may appear to be recovered or in., wed in th-ir sight ' the payment of whose Pen sion is then to be _impended, till the furtl.er order of the lioatd. And that all Out-Peosienets beluneng to the said Hospital, who live at a greater dista.icc than twenty-five miles from Lon don, and those in Scotland and Ir.:land, are hereby reqaired and commanded, after the 25th of June nest, and atter every sue credit's: 25th of Dect miser, and 25th ofJime, until further orders, to apply to one of His Maje.ty's Justices of the Peace, in the neig'..bot hood where they reside, and make the following Affi davit, %. .rich the said Magistrate for the County, City, Bi.rnugh, r be:ore whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. " came before me, one of His " Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Cie County of " and made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of " Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 17 , " (or 18 ,) from the Regitnent of cons " mantled by ; was then aril about " years, served in the army years, wrs discharged 1" tor , and that he is no otherwise provided ' " . 1 for by the Pubic, hut as a Presitiner of the said fiu vital, " at %. per day, (sxcept hi, Pay as a au the " Regiment of Militia), anti now lives in the Pal ish of 11 in the County of • . Swore hetore tnc " this day of le ." And such of them as were admitted on accoent of Blindness, are ordered to transmit with their half yearly Allidaviis, a cet ti. Scats, as to the state of their sight, signed by an Army Surgeon, ter other Medical person, resident in their ntegithourhoad; but in such distant parts, where a medical cart fleece is Impracticable, a certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fact, and to ascertain the cote inuance of tttetr Madness, will be adm teed. '1 he Affidavit drawn according to the above form, sworn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a corer, and sent by the General Post, directed thus, " o the Rigit Honourable the Paymase r-Gen:ral of his Majesty', Land Farces, London." Marking on the cover," Chelsea Pensioners Affidavit" And counterparts or duleicates of the sad Affidavits set to be reservetthy the Ou.-Petrautters respectwely, to be ex- Whited to rush persous as shall be directed to pay them, together with their Instructions, and Certificates of Admission, in order that their elsim to the Out• Ps noions, may be fully verified, and their Persons clearly identified. And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hos, ital may he sat'sfied that the Pensioners are the same persuni who have passed their examination, it is hereby InAlter directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or Indepen dent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Vt.teran Battalions, are not to mention in their Affidavies such Regim.iit or Company of invalids, or Royal Vetetan battalion, in which they served last; but the Regiment, Trottp, or Ceres of the A rniy, from which they were first dischieged, and recumme.eded, and ri ce ved at Chelsea Hospital. The l'ensiouers are particularly to take notice, that the half yearly mints after Christmas are regulated, as to the place el payment, by the attesters at Chelsea, or the affidavits sent as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Mlelsuaae titer payment is in like manner regulated by the neustecserr op r davits after the Christmas preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no person who AA , change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or speeilismil' in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply. Oot his pease* (Accepting to the Officers of Excite Dearest such piece 91 Oxpic), shall receive the same, uulersit apisears, by the ceraificeet of spectahle persone, that such removal was through imayeritla necessity, which he or Oil could not foresee or preient. that if any pensioner Weill fraudulently attempt to receive a doebie payment of tLa pension, her at Chelsea, or at differ** places, he shell be struck off thrt isas: tor the better prevent art which frauds, each pensioner is required to produce hiX wee:ion Pairs a the time &payment. Laely, n is newest!, that tsetse will be entered nye° the Pay Iles of the said lebaphat, or be en Wed to active any hentlit ther.frt n u, whet shell no act availably to Liase ni era and di:realms; particuhuly cat ',tdies their halt-year y affida vits to the Pa•• usaster-General, es abate. directed, end to no oth r Office, which several of the pi neioneri have of late et her nerected to do, or sent them lrr. gularly tolathes :departments. N.B. John Kensbost of the Third Foot dimr4f, at 64.• per day, r as been smack off the kilt, by mtsfe:uf the Board, he her.% hetru guilty of perjury. AVS:r; SlIZ,' - aticl Reg. . ' Just publistled, price lit it Vol.. evo. QERMONS on Public Occasions, with Historical. 4,1 Cr7tteal, and Political Nate.; containing an article of tome length oft the CA 11101.IC QUESTION. By R. VALPY, MD. F.A.R. Also, by thesegge.Atnhor—AN ADDRESS FROM A CLEM.. GYMAN TO Hill PARI S HIONERS. 3d U. price ss. ed. Flue paper Es. 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ELEGANThiE LATIN. .or Rut s and Exercises illustrative of elegant Latin style; intended for the u.e of the cradle and high. r classes of Grammar FchOols. By the Rev. Edward Valpy. B.D. sd edition Improved and made easier. Price es. td. A ge. neral list of Phrases, and an Index are also aided. A Key to the Latintnay be had gratis by applying pr.vately to the Primer. UPI FOME SACILdIIiS I GRIM., in ustuuSebelarnm, pr. ns. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Prawn, London ; and all other Booksellers. PiaLMMENTART PROCE.EMMI4. HOUSE OP LORDS, JANUARY 16. The proceedings of yesterday, respecting the arrangements for hearing Appeals, Consideration of l'aitioris for farther time to the necessary papers before the House, were resumed. Se veral Agents attended, and some diseu,sion relative to the sub ject took place. Orders were made in some of the cases, and on a few of the petitions, the decision was postponed. In the course of the above, it was notified by the bolt o Cua,,. CELLOR, that there were thirty-sis causes, respectin7 which there were no pe•itions for farther time, nor any Papers laid upon the table; this, of course, was deserving of par.icubr and winos consideration, and on his Lordship's suggestion, the House hoed Monday for the consideration of the subject. The Roxburgh case was again called en, and severs' of the Agents appearing at the Bar, a short discussion took place, with respect to the further y.roceedings therein ;' in which the Loma Coartcastort again took occasion to reprehend the yractice'of delayilg the hearing of causes on account of the convenience of Counsel; as one which should be no longer tolerated. The WU ceen.np In this important cause were then adjourned ti/1 Tuesday. The printed copies of the Report of the !Audi Comnottess ce spect,ng the state of hi. Majesty's health, not being rudy for a/- livery, were not laid upon the table; and the House adjoarbcd till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. YORKE renewed hie notice respecting the vote of Sea. men, and stated it to be his intent:at to move it ita-lavrrow (Frislay) n in the Conuuittce of Sup/dy.. , 'Mr WITAR - 1 ON brought op the 'accounts ordiredlVill th . • House, of the annual charges of the Civil List, and of the es ponces of the King's establishment at Windaor,with several other papers. Ordered to be referred to the Committee of the whole House on that part of the Lords Commissioners' Speech which related to his Majtry's liouschold. Mr. WHARTON bronitt t:p accounts of the outstanding Exchequer Bills. Ordered to lie on the table. On the motion of Mr. ROSE, returns of the quanti.y of cons, grain, flour, dux. intputted to the twelve years from 1775 ttsl7ll4, in the twelve years from 1736 to 1796, and In the twelve years from 1799 to 1910, were ordered to be laid before the House. Mr. Roe presented certain aceoutts from the Custom House, which were ordered to lie on the table. Mr. HAWARDEN preSell'eal the Accounts cf the produce of all tales applicable to the pt.b:ic set vice, lifter pay.ng the charges of the C•nsorillated Lord FOLKESTONE begged leave again to defer the mo tion, of which he had given notice. from Tuesday to Thurs day WV. On the motion of Sir FRANCIS BURDWIT, accounts of the Pet proceeds of the Uutch shills and cargoes tak. t tinder the di rection and maoagement of the Lnylil East India Company, anti of the Danish ships condemnesList the Admiralty and Ifko-Ad. Mira:) , Courts previou, to the declaration of war between gar land and Denmark, were ordered to be laid before the Moss& lie then moved for accounts of all ships condemned to the King and the Lord High Admiral in the Courts of Admiralty since the year 17911.—Orantod._ • . _ Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for Returns cf the net pro. duce of the Costonts,Excie,Stamps,ilcc. in the years mhos in January 1809, 'sin, 1811, anti tat?. Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice of a Motion for Tuesday, for Accounts of the Food of Dp.i.s of Admiralty, and returns at he re•Sel% condemned, dist , nguishing such as had bees cos. donned to the Crown, froai those caudetuned to the Lord Higta Admiral. Mr. H. M ARTIN withdrew the notice be had given of a nto• n respectkg Sinecure Places. • • Tint KING'S NnINIIIIOLD. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEN the Order of the Day.for tae Hook gong ipto a Committee of the whok Hous,-, on so moth of the Lords Conuni•shiners,' Speech is relates to his Ma*. y's Household, was read, and tUt House resolved itself into the Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in rising to submit to the Committee those measures, which, under existing circumstances, it might be pro per for them to adopt, felt it to be impossible to avoid adverting to what had ueen the course pursued in the - last Session of Parliament. Doing this, it was not his wish to revive those controversies which bad then taken place, but to take a proper view of what was the present state of the great of ject of their dell beratient',.eompared with what it w.ts at the former 'period. The House must feel with great regret the difference between the situation in which they were placed at present and that in which they had former!. iy stood. 'When last the subject came tinder their consideration, they could not but recollect hoW san guine were their expectations of his Majesty's speedy recovery, and they must necessarily beat in mind what now was the prospect bef .re them. lhen they had reason to hope that before any great length of time had elapsed, the Sovereign would be enabled to resume his Kingly functions ; but now, unfortunate• ly, the prospect was very notch darkened. Instead of having before them stateintints from the attendatsl Physici trs, declaring time was a gieat probabihty of his recovery, they had it now, on the authority of the same persons, that recovery was very improba- We, but yet not altogether hopeless. It WAS im possible not to see that different circumstances must call forth dot erent measures. The course of human actionimust necessarily be guided by rents. I t `yak ,