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• i , 4 . • • • • tri . coib _ 41- f • ri •, 0- vrumuxt 44841 SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1803. PRICF THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 2, will be plufcnted the New Comedy, called JOHN BULL. Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. JOHNSTONE. To which will be added the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. This Eveniog—John Bull ; with the Defertcr of Naples. On Friday next will be produceda new Mufical After-Piece, called The Fair Fugitives. The popular new Comedy of John Bull will be repeated on Thurfday, Friday, and Saturday. SADLER's WELLS. Wier the Patronage of his Royal lifghtiefs the Met of CLAiiNCI• ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 2, and every Evening neat week, A New Dance, compofed by Mr. Bologna, jun. called BLACK AND WHITE; Or, FLOUR AND CHARCOAL. priseipalDanccra—Mcfirs. Bologna, Jun. King, Cipriani, I. Bologna, Banks; Mifa Dayton, and Mad. St. Amand. The Serio-Comic Pantomime of JACK THE GIANT KILLER. Principal Charatitcrs—Melfrs. Bologna , jun. Grimaldi, Mc ' • nage,-Sig. Belzoni, and Mad. St Amand. The Burletta Spedtacle of EDWARD AND SUSAN. Principal Charaders—Melirs. Townfend, Smith, Ring; and Mrs. C. Dibdin.—Mr. Smith will ling the Song of Nov Broom/. from the Prelude of that name. The wonderful Performances of Signor BELZONI, the PATAGONIAN SAMPSON. The whole to conclude with the Hartequinade a FIRE AND SPIRIT. The Entertainments to conclude a few minutes pat Ten o'Clock.—BoolLs of the Songs to be had at the Wells. On Monday, May 9,a 29... w Serio-Comic Pantomime, called Philip Quad, or the Engl.th Remit, ROYAL AMPHITHRATO.E. ASTLEY'S, WESTMINsThiR BRIDGE. lOncler the Patronage of their Royal Hishneirea the PAINCI of WALES and Duit of Yolk. Orin eonfegnence of the great demand for places ' and the un common applaafe beftwed on the Grand Spedlacle of the lame To w a, it will be repeated Six Nights more. ON MONDAY NEX f, MAY 2, and the following Evenings only, will be precasted 13th time, an Indian Ballet of Adios), computed by Mont. St. Pierre, called ZELICO ; Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS. 7th time there two years, a Grand Caledonian Spectacle, called THE IRON TOWER. Written and Invented by Mr. Arrscr, jun. Percy, Mr. AS fLEY, jun.; and Julia. Mrs. ASTLEY. Ilia the courfe of the Evening, an entire New Song, bj Mr. I:IIANNQT, called " JOHN SUL and the Engfiat Conilitutiou." Various unparalleled Feats of HORSEMANSHIP, by Meffrs. SMITH and CROSSMAN, and their Troop. The whole to conclade with (19th dote) the New Hark quinacle, called SILVER STAR ; Or, THE MIRROR OF WITCI:ICRAFT. Illasleggin, Mr. TAYLOR ; Clown, Mr. LAURFJ.IT; And Columbine, Mrs. WYBROW. . . braes 4s. Second Price :a Pit as. Second Price is. Gal len is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half raft Eight. Doors to be opened at half pall See; to begin at ball pall fia o'clock. Plum to be taken at the Box-OMee, Weflntinftes-Britlge, from Ten till Three o'Cinek. Second Price Half-part Eight. ORANGE FREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, aqd TRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES. • JUST imported a large Afrortment of Orange and Lemon Trees, Arabian and Catalonian Jdfamines, ar rived in the higheß Perkainii. Alfo a large and choice Coneetton of True Brunforkk Saw. (ages of various Sizes and in ezcelknt condition ; thole who are curious in this Article will And them greatly fuperior to any imported for many years. Matsui& de Mollie, Parisi:fan Cheek, Neufchatel Clieefe, white Preach Vinegar, C.apoot Capers, New French Olives, Oorgoos Anchovies, &c. &c. by the Importers Jo nsr Sonatas and Sow, No. sop, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. NEW MUSIC, Jolt publiflred by DALE, at his Warehoufes, No. to,, Cornhill, oppofite the Royal Exchange, the Corner of Holies-liteet, Oxford-Rreet, and No. is r, New Bond-fireet THREE SONATAS for the Piano-Forte, with Accompaniments for a Violin and Violoncello, comported ti Ignam: Mid, op. atr, pare Ss. Three Sonatas do. do. by Woelfi, op 25, price Bs. A Grand Sonata for the Piano-Forte, by D. Steibdt, op. 6D. priee is. Braham's favourite Palaces, arranged as aßoodo, by ditto, price 114 Steibelt's Fantalfie, dedicated to Madame Moreau, price se. Ditto, ditto, dedicated to Prince Lobkowitz, price is. Ditto Pot Pourri, No. Ist. price is. " From thee my fair one I matt go," compared and fang by Mr. arabarn, at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, on his Benefit Night, price is. 6d. The Willow, a favourite Song lung by Mrs. Jordan, cont poled by Hook, sa. Poor Little Befs," a favourite Song fang by Mrs. Bland, at the Theatre Royal, Drary-lane, by ditto, price ts. L'Anae, being a Ca ledtion of Songs for every Month in the Year, by ditto, is. Dr. Haydn's two new (barters fa two Violins, Viola, and Violoncello, op. 77, price 61. Three Scoots, for the Pedal Harp, by Trace neve], price Ss. NEW MUSIC. TN. day was publilbed, by Gookikog, Phipps, and d'Almaine, Mune-fel:am 45. Mall ; and y 6, St. Junes's-11mm, FOUR TRIOS, feleaed from Coral's Cnn. eater, arranged for the Piano Forte, Violin, and Vio loncello, by Ohnond Safety, peke 78.6 d. Romance dune Folk, compokd for the Piano Forte, by 3. Maasinghi, price re 6d. Two Orand Sonatas for the Plano Forte, compoted by J. S. Pink, op. a, price A Grand Mardi far the Piano Forte, by J. W. Holder, op. 17, price as. Three Sonatas for the Plano Forte, by L Hobrecit, op. 13, Om Pk A Sonata for the Piano Forte, I which le introduced a fa vourite Scotch Air, and a new Pollacca, with an Accompani ment for Flute, by V. C. eianchettina, op. g. price 3e. A Sonata for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for Violin, by J. Reinagie, price is. 6d. La Pone de Serena, a grid Divertifernenr., now perform ing at the King's Theatre, compoted and crranged far the Piano Forte, by J. Jouvc. price 6e. " Ramey leave the Gin alone ;" a favourite Comic Song. now hog* by Mr. Jobannot, at Aftley's Royal Amphitheatre, with univerfal appkure, price as. A New Adidas of M. P. Ktog's general Treadle on Mote, particularly on Harmony. or Moron& Ws, and its applica tion la caspolliks, prAcc ti. as. GLOBE INSURANCE OFFICE. Pap-Mall. April 29. 1803. DIRECTORS Sir FREDERICK MORTON EDEN, Bart. Chairman. Sir T. THEOPHILUS METCALF, Batt. M. P. Deputy Chairman. Miles Peter Andrews, Efq. John Latham, Efq. M. D. M. P. rederick MoUing, Erg. Harvey Chriftian Combe, Efq. Edward Mures, Efq. Alderman, M. P. Sir Robert Ptcl, Bart. M. P. William Devayrtes,Efq. M. P. John Frederick Pignu, pfq. Jofeph Dorin, Efq. John Richard Ripley, Efq. William Duncan, Efq. Richard Bateman Rokfun, Efq. Sir John Earner, Km. Ald. Sir Wa'ter Stirling, But. Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. John Henry Schneider, Efq. Alderman Arthur Shakerpear, Erg. lleL P. Claes Grill, Efq. James Taddy, Efq. Henry Holland, Efq. Charles Edward Wilfonn, Efq. Sir William Leighton, Km. Glyuu Wynn, Efq. Alderman . NOTICE is hereby given , that the Offices of the GLOBE FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY wilt be opened for tranfsding Bufinefs on or before Midfummer day nest. All Applications relpedting the Company mat be made to the Secretary at this Office. THOMAS H. WILKINSON. Secretary. FREEHOLD HOUSE and GARDEN, FROOME, SOMERSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, FOR FOUR HUNDRED GUINEAS, THAT well built fubßAntial DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, flamed the Top of Rook-lane, Froome, now in the Occupation of Charles Marv, kfq. whale Lcafe expires Lady Day 1807, at the low Rent of Twenty-live Guineas and the Taxes. To be viewed by leave of the Tenant; and for further Par ticulars apply to Mr. Jofeph Kay, Caine and Falcon, Aldafgate- Bract, London. IT No kfs Sam will be taken for the Eftate. To BUILDERS, and BARGE, LIGHTER, and BOAT BUI6DERS. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—ay JOHN AYR FS, On Monday the ad of May, 1803, and two following days, at Twelve o'Clock each day, at Randall and Bran's Ship Yard, Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe, AConfiderable Qoantity of New Oak Beams, Timbers, Knees, dik Timber, Scantling Thick Stuff, Plank, Plank Ends, Tops, Chocks, Slabs, and Liftinp, Elm Plink and Slabs, Fir Baulks and Deals, Fir and Oak Fire Wood, and a great variety of New and Old Offal. May be viewed three days preceding the Cale, (Sun lay ex cepted) and Catakques had on the Premifes, and of Mr. Ayres, Broker and AuCtioneer, Houndfilitch. STANFORD I.F. Nom Kgsßx. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mars. NOOSE INSON, ABBOT'', and Co. AtGarraway's Coffee-book, London, on Tuefday, the toth of M.ry next, at Twelve o'clock, AN eligible and valuable FARM, about Two third. Freehold, and One-third Copyhold, comprifing One Hundred and Flirty-eight Acres of rich Arable Land, with Dwelling and Offices, called IVY WALL FARM, in the ?with of Stanford Le Hope, nearly adjoining the Lower New South End Road, and Twenty-eight Miles from London; in the Ocetipatiott of Mr. Cotegate, on Leafe, of which now Years will be uompired at Michaelmas nest, at the refereed Root of ml.—Particulars may belied at the Bell, Hamden; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Brentwood; Falcon, Gravefenil; of Mars. Witham, Gray's Ino-fnuare; and of Mcffrs Hodikinfon, Abbott, and Co. Arundel-ltreet, Lon don, where a Pl.n of the Farm may be ken. LAINDON-ON-THE-HILLS, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mary HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. At Garraway's Coffee-houfe. London, on Tucklay. tha lath of May next, at Twelve o'clock, AN eligible FREEHOLD FARM, called LE . 1 . 3 - TYE FARM, In the Part& of Lalndon-on-the-Hilly coefißing of Seventy Acres or thereabout,, dctirably Gtuated upon and neat that well-known and remarkable Spot, the ?ra vel Hill, commanding the molt cctenfive and pleating Views of the Thames, from Loudon to the Nore, in the o:cupation of Mr. John Martin,oe Leak for Three Years, from Michael mas next, at the refereed Rent of ipl. Es Particulars may be had at the Bell, Horndon; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart. Brentwood ; Falcon, Gravcknd ; of Meffrs. Witham, Solicitors, Gray's Inn-tquare ; and of Meths. Hodtkinfon, Abbott, and Co. Arundel-line, London, where a Plan of the Farm may be ken. FARMS IN KENT TO BE SOLD. TO B 1 SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Month of Ma. nest, if not previoully difpofed of by Private Comma, I. A FARM, containing 35 Acres of rich Mea• dow and Arabic Land, fituate near Pope•fireet, in the Parini of lEltlaam, in the County of Kent, at prefeut let to Mr: John Green, tenant at will. Several Lots, containing In all about So Acres, more or Ids, of rich Mar& Land, lying near Sarre, In the Me of Thanes, and In the Parilhes of St. Nicholas and Chifistt, let to Mr. John Tomlin, tenant at will. A Farm, containing as Acres of Arable and Failure Land, with Farm Houk, Barns,•&c.ln the Parith otßoughton Aluph, near to Afisford, in the occupation of Mr. Rai. tenant at will. A Farm, called Great Hayes, in the Pada of Paltry, within four miles of Sandwieh,confifting of a Earns Hoek, Barns, Ste. Orchard, and 77 Acres of rich Arabic sod More Land, in bl;h cu tivatlon, in the occupation of Mr.lUbble, tenant at wt I. All the Tenants ofthc above Farms are under notice to quit at Michaelmas. The Farms may be viewed by application to the relpedive Tenants; and further particular may be had at M. ffrs. Macdougall and Hunter's, New-fguare, Lincoln's inn, who are authorized to treat by private contrad. POSTING Redneed to One ShIIIIng per We. CASTLE INN, SALT HILL, BUCKS. jOHN CECIL returns his moll grateful Ae- J knowledgmatts to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in genera , for the very Battering Encouragement he has already received, Ante opening the above Inn; and hopes his anxious Endeavours, and unremitting Attention, will meet with a con tinuation of that Support from ■ generous Publle,which foes penfive an Undertaking may demand. The Honfe, pan of which was recently occupied by the late Right Hon. Earl Grofvenor, has Ewen repaired and modernised at a very great Eapence, and fitted up and fur:llolrd In a molt complete manner,with every convenience ;arable for their Ac commodation; and he Matters hindelf it will be found equal to any Inn in the Kingdom. The natation 6 undeniable, being on that fide fo as to avoid the fun, which molt fittinrrooms at Inns are incommoded with, commanding an exteallve and beau • tiful view of the country, with the villages of Farnham. Brit well, Burnham. and Tapiosve, and the feats of the Ma-quis of Thole ond, Lord Grenville, Hon. Mr. Irby, Earl of Roislyo, J. Penn, Efq. ice. Parties making excretion for a few days, will find it a pleat ing retreat, owing to the (mail &fiance it 6 from the Royal Pa lace at Windfor, and the very attendee pleafite and garden ground, containing upwards of fear acres; from which are views of Etas College. Windfor Celtic, the Fared, /cc. The ta•rance to the Garden being immediate from the batik, avoids the inconvenience of puling through a Sable•yard, Cr Private Families na..y be accommodated with lets of Rooms. •.• &very sustain will be paid to the Polling auligie:s. DUNBAR. F rO BE SOLD, inii;eVeiinning of June next, -a- • convenient Dwelling-Houfe, with an fron War,houfc and Granary attached, fitusted at the Port of Dunbar. For further particulars, apply to Meffrs. Inns and Handy fide, W. S. Edinburgh.—The Houfe commands a view "f the German Ocean, Firth of Forth, !fie of May. and the Coat of Fife; and Dunbar (unlefs the narrow fpirit of monopoly prevent it),muft become a refpcdahle and °pule. t Trading Town. This day was publithed, price Ku 6d in Boards. ADIGEST of the BANKRUPT LAWS ; with a Collealon of the Statutes and Cafes argued and determined in the Courts of I.aw and Equity upon thatSubjed. By BASIL M(NTAGU, of Gray's Inn, Efq. Barriftcr at Law. London t Printed for J. Butterworth, Law Bookfclier, Met- Erect; and for J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. Tbis day was publiOted, Price 5.. i dk N ESSAY on the RELATION between the . 1 . •L• SPECIFIC GRAVITIES and the STRENGTHS and VALUES of SPIRITUOUS LIgyJRS; with 'FABLE) for finding the PER-CENTAGE, according to the prelim HYDROMETRICAL STANDARD. Dedicated - t - OtheiiiitH -- ;;;;;; - ald - - e -1...0id5--Coramillon cts of His Nlajefty's Treafttry. By R. ATKINS. and Co. MATIIRMATICAL INSTRUMENT MANESS. Printed for, and fold by, the Authors, No. 136, Fenehureb &eat ; and alfo fold by CaJell and Davies, Strand, and G. and J. Robinfon, Paternoiter.rovr. This Day was publiffied, price M. 6d. bound, [Correftsd up to the soth of Ari 1,1803.1 THE NEW Lt W LIST.; bong a Lift of the Judges and Officers of the Cuuvt of Chancery, 8. B. C. P. Ezchcq. &c. A Lift of Counfet, Special Pleaders. and Convey ancers. To which is added a Lilt of 5316 Certificated Atter nits, and London Agents to the Country Anoraks; a Table ci` Sheriffs and their Agents, Lift of Banktvs, Knacks P4slie Mail Coaches, Newryapers, Angry and Navy Agents, Lswand Public Offices, Circuits of the Judges, Q n atter Seffions, &C. aD4I other ufeful matter,a. printed by pertniffion of the Commilfinn ers of thentainp Duties. Seventh Edition, with many Correc tions and Alterations; including a Lift of Bankrupts, and the Names of the Solicitors. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-Brett. Lincoln's-Inn; Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard; and R. Phency, Temple-pre. A NEW EDITION OF KOTZEBUE'S EXILL, At a Reduced Price. This day was putdillsed a New Edition. in 3 vols. foolfeap Bco. Price 12s. to teed of sp. in boards, embeilithed web Esigra ohms, N ACCOUNT of the late EXILE and' JOURNEY into SIBERIA of AUGUSTUS VON KOT ZEBUE,and of the other extraordinary ociden:s which hap pened to him in Rums, with authentic particulars relative to the prefent State of the Interior of the Ruffian Empire. Written by HIMSELF. Tranllated from the German, under the fuperintendanceof the Author, by the Rev.B. Be RRRRR RD, Englilk Lecturer to the Queen of Profits: Printed for RIC IID D Put Liars, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard. mod to be bad of all Bookfellem Tide day was msd, pia Five Shillings In boards, AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANI - MAL. FOOD. as a Moral Duty. By JOSEPH RITSON. "Untie famrs hoadni vetitorum tante ciborum, Audetis vefei, genus o mortak oro, Ne facite; et monitis animas adeertite nottrie 0.014. " le n'al pas la temerite de pritendre rf(ormrr le rpm hu main, manacles de covey pour dire la verite, fans me foucia des criailieries de ceux qui la rcdoutent, parse gulls ant ince . - rth de tramper mitre efpece, ou de la lalffer daps des erreurs dent Ile fart eux-rnemes let dupes." DiairrW, Cede ele Nature. " It is an unpopular attempt to attack prejudices, eitablithed by tinac and habit. sad fecured by the corruptions of luxurious life. It is equally unpleafant to attempt the reformation of abaft% without the loin profperft of lamas : yet there is a fecret pleafure in pleading the caufe of buasanity and help•cfs inatmence.“ Dater Goveris Cieetarative Piloted for RICIIAID Pommes, 71, st. Paul sChurcb-yard. The ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION into TURKEY, SYRIA. and EGYPT. This day was publidied. In one Volume Quarto, Price Two Guineas and a Half, Beards, embellished wiata arty Thirty coloured Engravings, from Drawings taken an the Spot, T 'RAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, and acroft the Didart into EGYPT, during the Years 1 no, ;Soo, and t Sox , in company with the Turk th Army and the Britlfh Military Miffloa, which wan fent from this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General K ; containing Detalk of the Proceedings and Opera tions of the Turkidt Army under the Command of the Grand Vizier, with authentic and circumßantial Accounts of the pre fent State of thole Parts of the Turkilh Empire. To which arc annexed. a Meteorological journal, and Ohio within' an the Plague, and nn the Difeafea of the Turks. By WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the mitrion, and upwards of two Years Pliyildan to the Grand Wake and the principal Officers of the Turkish Army. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paurs Church yard. WATERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES. With SIXTY MAPS and V,rws. In the Preis, and on the IS& of May will be publilbed, Wee tcs. 6d. in boards, Mutinied with one.two, and three Views of all the principal places, with a Plan of each place and its environs, and with other appropriate Maps. AGUIDE to all the WATERING and SEA BATHING PLACES, Including the USUAL Toua In WA ter, and a cone& Dcfctiptioa of the LAse s of CUISALR LAND. This Work contains every (mica of ufeful and elrcumllantial Information relative to the prefent Rate of the following places, and their refpedUve ncightinurhoods, adapted to the ufc of Ikon and occalional rebdeots. ABERYSTWITH MALVERN BATH MARGATE BOGNOR MATLOCK BRIGHTON RAMSGATE BRISTOL HOT-WELL:Sam. SCARBOROUGH BROADSTAIRS • . SHALDON BUXTON SOUTHEND CHELTENHAM sou - niAmPTON CROMER SNOANSEA EAST BOURN? • TEIONMORTH HARROWOATE TENBY HASTINGS TUNBRIDGE ISLE OF WIGHT WEYMOUTH LYME REGIS WORTHING LYMINGTON YARMOLTH. &Ada an ITINERARY of all the dual Routes and NA Roads from London, and from one place to another, inter p...t fed with local De cript ions ; and an Appendix, containing meal cal Ohkrratlons on Sea-ii..ihirg, and on the Uks and Proper tks of the various Mineral Waters. Printed for RICHARD Pal e etig, No. 7x, St. Paul's Church yard. and to be bad of the Bookfdlers at all the Watering anti Sea-Bathing Places. Of whom may be had, by the (sane Editor, I. The GUIDI SO LONDON, for don, price ss. 11. The GUIDE to PAEIS, for slog, price fa Boa of dim WWl:mod with a valley of Mop sod Views ASTRONOMY. Tables of the Geotentric Mott,' th. n N't w Pl,,,nett, Ceres Ferdiumdca and l'aihg, for t,-e \7• . • F. of ?.la and fume iierr•9inc Ohicrva•i•mc o, the arproul.i difiro u• wire of Sr or Rirg. a infrreti in No 2of I''llL PIIII.OSUP A 11fC XL MAGAZINE, publiflnd this day; ss! :• . a rumbsr nt intereltmg Pap:rs in Natural I lilt , rF B •tmv. Galranifm, and the Ar • ; stub. tt fhrd and trated with a Psrtrait of Gro Pcar. sox M. 1) P R !;.: Dias grams refpcain,s, the Planet Saturn, and Plans and Sse:;inrs rf the Air Furnaces employed in calling Cannon and other large Articks in 1 on Foundries engraved by Mr. Loss ry. Sold by Main. Riehardfon, Cadet! and D ivies, Longman and Rdel. Symonds, and the sal's' Bookfelers. rAXLIAMENT,IRT PRuCLEDI..u.S. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 29. The Seamen and Sabers' Relief Bid, and the Vexatious Ac cent' Bill, fevcrally went through Committe.s of the who!e Houle. A variety tif Amendments, i.hii9y of a verbal nature. were made in both Bills...in the former, on the f ggeftioo of the Earl of'Rodnor, and in the latter, on the pivotal of the Earl of Moira, which were agreed to by the refpedlive Cominit. tees; and the Reports were ordered to be rectived on Monday. The feeond reading of the Inlolvent Debtors Bill was poll. potted, an the motion of the Earl of Mob a, till Tuefday nem. COMMITTEE OF^TEIiILEOES. Their Lordfhips ref:dyed into a Committee of Privileges, and Lord WAL/IPICHAM having taken the Chair. Mr. Townikend, of the Herald's College, and othen, were finally examined refpcdting the claim of the Reverend Mr. Brydges to the Barony of Chandos. After which the Earl of Rosit•t delivered his opinions at fome length tigtot the cafe, which teemed generally to be holing to the claim. The Noble Earl was tollowed by Lord RILDESDALS, who, In a fpeeeS of conliderable length s delivered his fentimeots upon the cafe. He expatiated in fame detail, upon various parts of the evidence, and condo-lad as the resit of his eonlideration of the whole, with moving the following Refoitmon for the adoption of the C. rnmittee. •• tbaa it is the opinion of this Committee, that the Petitioner, t h e Rev. Edward Eimewell lirydees, bad not made out hia claim to the title, dignity, and bon la of the Barony of Chaudus." On the quellion being put. Lord Ate AAAAA role, principally to the point of Order, OS the molt regular and t (Readout mode of putting loch a question —.he adverted to the Rule. that au equality of voice. fhould negative a propofition, and formed to thi , k, that the queltion. Itke come other. which came before the Houle, should he put afßrmativ ly. for the purpofe of cabling them to carry th, it npinions irq. eireel by a direct negative. A &Ott exp!soatory converfati, n took place between •tin Noble and Le.uneci Lord. I.ord Redefdaie, and the Earl o( Ratliff, meetly Nion the point of Order; the left-mentioned Peer obferved, that the decifion would ultimately reit with the Hoofe, upon the Riper•. The LORD CBANCSLCOR made a few obfervations want 'the °craw, and concluded sty moving, that the tartber cesalidera. tine of the bulinefs he deft cd till Monday fe'tintht, whids meeting the fade of the Committee, was ordered accordingly. MARRMAM'S Divnocce BILL. The Houle returned, and after pryers were mod, Cowed and evidence were called in, radium to the order of yeftentae refpceling Markbanfa Divorce Bill—the I earr.ed COVBICS Rated, he was now prepared to prose the celebration of the marriage, In the we? molt agreeably iodide Lardittipe gene. ral praitiee. Mr. Price, a domeftic fervent aids Grate the Atchhilum of York, was then brought to the Bar. and befog (worn, nate& that he was preterit at the marriage of Dean Markham, which took place in the Chapel at Lambeth : the witods was prefer* in the gallery of the Chapel arthe time. No other obtervations being made, the Bill was forthwith read a fecond time and committed for Monday. Lord AUCKLAND took the opportunity to acquabit their Lordhips whh his Intention to move in the Committee on Monday ni xt, for the rejettion of the laft desire of the BBL—. This claufe, he obferved, went to entiet." That the Paid Gorge Markham, and all perfects deluging, or to claim, from, or on. der him, is and are, and than for ever be barred and ezcludgel of and from all right, claims. titles, or interefts of, in, to, or out of any manors, meffuxges,lands, tenements and heredltagnents, and other enacts real and perfonal, &c. which the Paid Eliza bah Evelyn now enjoys, or is entitled to," ate. =deb, in its moll limited 'ode would go to the point, that the her led have the enjoyment of all her property; a principle which, at an times, Bruck him as improper to be reeognifed in a Divorce Bill; were loch admitted to its extent, it would afford oppor -1 =sides forthe wort fpedes of consivasce; Weeks or pesters ties =emirs* fuloaducet to the divorce, were out of the Tufo den ; but the Haute In queftlon went to give they're the whola of what he now enjoyed or was entitled to. On the other hand, be willed it to be nnderftood, that be did act mean to fay, that no provifiorrought to be made fora woman Cu drams. danced; on the contrary, he was alvrays the advocate fur in cluding In Divorce Mks, a fecurity for a moderate provif on fur the party. rHe °Week(' to tbat which might cover large fums. Their Lordildpe would recolleo., that the Petkioner would have ten children, the lilac of this woman, to provide tort , the Classic, doubtlefs, found its way 'into the Bill from that (pink of difintereitednefa and liberality which always guifhed the family its quelllon; but confiftently with their Lord ; hips duties, they could net let It Rand. The public was moth Indebted to the pains taken by fome of the mat diflinganhei Members of that Houle with ripe.* to Divorce BIM, and par. ticuLtrlY to kis Noble Friend an the Wdolfack. The Artois. dons pafild about dlr. e years lbw, were produelive of the mutt Cautery effedts; before that period Divorce Bills were Ha molt as common as Bills of lnelo(ure, but finee, be believed, not more than five had pared. and iliac were of the Moil UD• exceptionable nature. 'I Weir Lanthips were deferring of the higheß commendation for their exertions in not funding traafgrefon in the way he alluded to, to go " =whipped of MAIMING ♦MD WOUNIMIG SILL.. The Honk then rafolved into a Committee an the BM for the better regulation of the Law with retpetit tocertain capital offences. acc. and Lord WA Lsa pro II A AI having taken the Chair, a variety of verbal amendments were int de in different parts of the Bill, on the fuggcltion of Lord EL L INIOIOUGII, who AP propofed tome additional Ciente', whkb were agreed to by the Committee. The Houk refuming, the Report was received and agreed to, after which Lord E LLLLLLL ouu• movoi that the Bill be printed. Lord ALVANLVY took the opportunity to obferve, that b• conceived the recent proceeding• with raped to the Bill, to pe merely of a fres fiesta nature. Did he regard it in any other light, the provirione of the Bill appeared to be of fuels an ino. portato 'mare, and cfpecially a' there were new Havre. intro duced. that he should certainly have troubled their Lordthipo with his opinion open them. He thought the Bill Mould be re. committed. _ . Lord Eitainuaouon In r py, °braved, dig it "Pis with a cts- tamable their Lordfbirs to give the Bill the molt faints anti deliberate canfideradon, that be mond to have the BS printed. and that It nt ty lie fume time before the limit ; it was untionbuilly Ate intention to move to haft the Bill it-commits ted, h-t that could regularly he done only after it had beta primal with th- amendments. Hr was always ready to beer fit by the correlation of the Noble I ord. but it appeared, asp herb agreed u to the proper line of proceeding. they only die fircid a. to the time of formally moving with rcfpon to thymus , The Bill with theme:admin. was ordered then to be printed. The commitment of the Ida Chalking Bill was, on the feet. pflion of Lord E it t s Roanuoli. ft ether defarcd till that der amok after which their Latazipe 4astant. LTarearee,