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~~~ 41"1" , 1114! P 7: ' qto NUMBER 4524} FREEMASON'S CHARITY FOR FEMALE CHILDREN. 'MESSRS. JONES and GROSS, of the ROYAL CIRCUS t St. Georges Fields, having, with their dual libe rality, granted& lENE FIT to this CHARITY, the ENTERTAIN MENTS of that place will be prafented there on THURSDAY EY ENING NEXT, when It is hoped that the Governs* and 'Friends of that Inflitution will countenance and fuppon the liberal views of the Proprietors of the Royal Circus al that occafton.. o R ANELAG I THE ROTUNDA is open for the Seaton. on Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays, wit► a CONCERT. Admittance 3s. 6d. each, Tea and Coffee included. 'Cr By partienlardefire of numerous Parties who were prevented attending the GRAND MASK'D BALL, On Friday the 3d. it will be repeated on THURSDAY NEXT, the tfuhinflant, being t►e tsft this Seafon, _ . On which occafion the Great Saloon ereded for the fuperb Fete given by the Knights of the Bath, will be bri.liantly and appropriated for Dancing ; and at One. o'Clock the Rotunda Wfil be opened with a SUPPER, contifting of Chickens, Tongue, Veal, Ham, Beef, Sallads, Paltry, Blancmange, Jellies, lees &c. An ezedie t Sand will be provided for Reels and Cfiontry Dances, and the Royal Corporation Band in full uniform, will per torm fume of the molt favourite Military Pieces. Admittance Half-a-Guinea, Supper included. Wines of the tint quality wilthe provided to be paid for at the par. —A commodious Room will be appropriated for fueh of the Company as prefer dreihng at Ranelsgh; and a Perfoo will attend with a compiete Wardrobe, and will lupply I.adies and Gentlemen 'with Character Drelles of every defeription; and a great varietyo' Black and Coloured Silk Dominos for hire, from Five Shillings to One Guinea etch. Tickets to be had at Mr. Bire.halrs Mufic Shop, New Bond- Breer ; Richman's Mafquerade Warchoufe, 36t, Oxford-itreet ; sealby's Mafquerade %Vs/titanic, Coventry-Brett; Croft's Maf *rade Warthoufe, Fleet-ftreet ; at Mr. Farm:ices Paltry Cook, Ludgate-hill, and Spring Gardens; Mrs. Lloyd's Mafquerade Warehonfe, so, 01411.111e-ftreet; Threlber ' s Mafquerade Ware- Barre, corner or Panton-fireet, Haymarket ; Miller's Billiard Rooms, Bandies Walk i Solomon's, Ruffen-court, Covent.Gar dent and at Linelagh Houle, where Drefres may be had on the Evantrig —Tickets for Private Coach Standsto be bad at Ranelagh Molfea—Doors to be opened at Um o'Clock. TO BE SOLD OR LET T, ALL tlatCommodiousancifring-e ilablifhed INN, the WHITE HART, in PETERSFIELD, in the County of SOUTHAMPTON,with the STABLES, COACH HOUSES, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. Paleface will be given Ina molt time. Alfo to be Sold or Lett, and immediate poff...dßoo given, All that Commodious sod Lourettahliked INN, the DOLPHIN. in PETERSFIELD aforclaid, with Stabling, Coach Hooka, &c. This Houk ltas been lately rebuilt in a fubltantial manor:, and nay be bad with or without the fsroiture. For partleulars apply to Mr. 'Thomas Wallter,Portfea. DOUBLE WRITER. 11CY his Majefty's Royal Letters Pateiit, the newly invented Machine fir 4 thing with Two Pens, prodocing at the fame inftact *fwo Originals, ecconlir.g to the common mode of Writing, is offered to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Lamm World, as well as to 'all Perfume dedrous of preferring Antbende Records of their Concfpoodence, Statements, Comp* &ions, dm. This invention, whid, lo reduced tom pradlice both terry and free from every defect, has been (maimed by the Patronage of fame of the molt diftinguithod Charaelers in the World. Many pecites who had been obliged to have recourfe to the Copying. Of rather Preffing Machble, have experienced the inoft eetopleas tatir finlike in the ufe of the Doable Writer. The trouble sad lona wide:ice attroding the fanner ate totally fuperfeded by the latter. which is fo julily formad,that there can be no uditate in its ufe, and conibudled with fueh mechanical exatlinefs and folidity as to preclude the ncccffity of all repair. blanufadtured and fold by J. H. Authlog, Cocain, London, Potable Writing Deft and Letter-copying giscabse Mamba/int. for Exportation. MR. KEARSLEY, the Prnprietnrof the elegant - Pocket Edition of SHAX.SPEARE, apologizes for not ht- Ins the Fourth Number fo early as bh Propoba have justified the Public fu cape ding it; bus when be Alms them that the difappoimment hap mike from &delve of exceudng the Plates in a ftyle of very fuperlor excellence, he trans they will not com plain of ddaf, when it Is his detersdnatlon, if polible, to give them no otbd mute of dill:116601nm 'ahead, however, of puhlithing a Thy every Week,he mak from this erne, extend it to a Fortnight and, with this Indulgence he bones to prodswon Edition of Shakfpeare hitherto unexampled for beauty of typography and haperiority of engravings s he can like wife *film his Subfcribers th t he has every mina to think be (hall not be under the neralty of claiming my further indulgence in refptes at time. 9 „ Path Play I. embellifted with Two Pl an. pries ss. klect-ttreet, June to. s toy Nk.Vklit Ifht'UHl PU SLAM." AI. This day was pubilibed, in bee Valuain, depot!, prlrtsdia thick poll sears, aL Is Liasnydoesrated witb by Ca roline Wadi" and • Atb Fee Similes I alto a eannute alitku - in live Volumes, dent, matt. Pries ay% in boards, • • HE LETTERS and other WORKS of the Right 1 14onoarable LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTH U, now Sril publilbed. sr rams Naos, tram the ertirisal In the pallet, of the Maft Noble the MARQUIS RUT none of which have bkhertobeenwrines an kaperfedi of tie Letters from Cardandrople. Valanses contain her WAIF% Carrellsondenee at dif ferent periods of ben Life, vie. 1.. Dffore the year t yr& 2. Daring Mr. Wartley's litutbarp. to Cotaltantinswit, &NG 1716 to r7lB. 3. With bee Sifter, the Counts at Mar, while reldent at Twickenham. between I 71011INI I 735. 4. With Mr. Wattle,. and bar Daughter, the late Comets of WA, Wing ben r_bdenee In Franco sod Italy, between the years my and 176 r. y. Ado ORIGINAL Posses sod EMS'S, in Fres& and Inglib, by her Wye* To She Made are prefixed authentic Menuirs of her Life, by JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B. Intertperfed wick Letters Wien, unpabilibed. front Pore, YOGNO, P,sustmo,and other dillisguilhed Charadtere. Printed far Rice. PNILLIOII, No. ya, SF Pal's Chards-yard. PATFROON'e ROAD& This day was publdhed. Price Th. 64. In Boards. A New &lidos. Wog drellirteenth, of A NEW and Accurate DESCRIPTION of all the s- DIRECT and PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS k &NO LAND and WALF.S.and Pert ut the ROADS et SCOTLAND: wkh corrrdt Renee* of the Mail Ceeeine; aud a great variety of Mew Adnosfurernedes. Alio. a 1 elk of Me Heights of Mow- Who rod other Falnewea. Woo she OrendTrigoneweeried Son ye, if the ISlorien, ender the Meats of Major Mod,: en Acroont et liehisneok rod Oendestenk SIMS: sad ether notert able Ohiedts oar the Reeds: a Oared lodes of the Rapists the different Terns; dearki the Cesallaia which they are ereased, their Market Den end the bee which fopply Pedb•lieeires es Lan in the Comery Simi: aLA of the Raw at the hew of Lawn. Ire. Re. Ms, The wheat greedy meinewerl wed impeoved W the AlliThoes of *week Pre , Seeroterp to the Pe& Ones, and of the levarel Surveyors of the Provincial MAN woke the Authority et the her Masvesi-Gen Lieneemet-Coinnel PATRIPON. Qoareee4l6lhreQueend W Blakey% Forces. ?glows:as Propleter. and NM by Meer*. Lemma add Delft Vewilletwooret wid Mr. Faden. Charing-cruln Whore way alb is hod. by the One Author. p: ice p. Ia boards. The DOA 'diem of A TitATILLOSO DICTIONARY; or. Alphabedeal Table of the Darren of al the Priori's' rower from =bother; NW prima. elms 10.000 inerrow. EAST.INDIA HOUSE, 70,e 6, iBo3. • T'HE-COURT OF DIRECTORS of the UNITEP COMPANY e MERCHANTS o f ENG LAND, trading ts the .EAST INDIES,6 berth; give notice ! Vat they &me received a Letter free nine Prtfriefert. Ara hiag their intention to itrip-fi, at the #2arkrly General Comet, sabid• it pointed to k bald eidWeetnidey Me 22d injlaat, to, grant an annuity of 3001. to George Takao, EAlate • Diretior ef tide Cestp.rety. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. ALL Perfons having any demand upon the Eltate of DAVID MITCHELL, late of HoHowdy Down, in the County of Effex, Efq. deceafed, are delired to fend an account thereof forthwith to Mars. Rofs and Hall, of Bofw‘d-entirt, Lon don, Solicitors for the Admhailtrator, in order that the fame may be difcharged. And all Perrone indebted to the raid Estee arc required to pay their refpeelive debts to Meffrs. Rofs and HalL WEDNESDAY, JUNE is f 18o3• eARLIAMENTAtir PRUCh.:EDMGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE t 4. Several private Bills Weft brought up from the Commons, and read a Brft time. _ _ Mr. WILSER ?coact, from the Commons, brought up a an for rectifying mashes comnimed in the Wiling of certain Escherguer Ililb.—Read a fult time. BILLS LOST or STOLEN. NVHEREAii;n Bills as under, ;ere incinfed in a Letter, and delivered at the Uttoreter Poll Office, on Tuefday the 24th of March, addreffed to Mars. Gibbons and Ptarfon, Bankers, Wolverh.unpton, but which Letter never came to hand—TMs is to caution all Perrons from receiving the laid Bills, and to reituelt they will detain any Perfon offering to nego tiate them ; and ihould they bs loft, the holders, on delivering them to Mara. Gibbons and Pearfon, Wolverhampton ; or Mr. James Bakewell. or Klngflone, near Uttoleter, lull receive a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS: A Bank Polt Bill at (even days fight. value SOL N 0.6429, dated December 1, Irina ; payable to Oldies Upton, Erg. and indorfed Charles Upton, and Evans and Sons. A Draft of tSL at two 'maths, dated Tean Hail. May 2 , 3,12103 9 payable to Mr. James Bakeirdl, or order, by Merry John and Nathaniel Phillips and Co.; Me as. Rogers, Oldins, and Rogers, Bankers, Lundon. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET. NOTICE js hereby Given, That the next General Meeting of the Truftees of the Turnpike Road leading front the Town of Brlghthe'wßone through Cuckileld to the County .Oak on Lovell Heath, a the County of Suffes, is appointed to be I held at the Talbot Inn, in CuckSeld aforefald, an Ilurfday, the 7th day of July next, at the Hour of Eleven in the Foreboon, at which Meeft the Tolls wiring at the fennel Toll Gates upon the raid Road, c all ed Pram, Stone Pound, Autty, and Aully Side Gate, Slough Green, lead Bar, and Crawley Gates, will be Let by Audios), In Two Lots, to the Belt Bidder, fmm the acelt day of Scptanber nest, for One or more Years, as Ball be then agreed on.betwaeo the Hours cinema( and Two of the Came day, in the manner (Unfilled the AO palled In the Thirtieth Year of the Reign of his pretest y," 17r regulating the Turnpike Roads," which Tolls were let the left Year at the kraal Sunw followag, viz.-- Prefton; Stooe Pound, Aufty, and AGRI Side Gate, at 784 L Slough Green, Med Dar, and enmity Gates, - at 7371. And will refpeetiveiy be pat op at thak Sums. Whoever happens to hi the Belt Bidder, mutt at the fame time give Security with fulicient Sureties, to eie SathfaCtion of the 'fruiters of the raid Rued, for the Payment a the Rest or Rents agreed for, and at fuels times as they Stall dire& SAMUEL WAL.L.ER, Clerk to the Treats:sof the (aid Rued. CuckSeitl, June a, tBo3. AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY. TO BE SOLD, 'THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on X the Sea Caatt of the Comity of A artists, (In Ireland.) This Colliery is of very contiderable event., and contains a raft had army lee Ceel,Wideb Maims Imam importmly worked. There are Lands annexed, contain* upwards of aso Acres Arable, end ten Paaurt„Plantatioti Mediae ; and If a greater quantity Stook be re the Purdah( may be accommodated with other Lands esitipous. This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of say Gentle man or Owegaity Miami a pareheie bah Property. Applicable & tribe mode, by later, to Thos. L. Stewart, Efq. tore n. Madberwsgirltnax, Dublin; or to Ales. toy calla. who will give every no:arta) , lafoneadee repectiug the Tide, Sm. TO RE SOLD ET AUCEION•By JOHN BARNARD. On 'Saturday, the tab day of Jane, din, at Four ,o'dack la the Afternoon, at the Saracen's He,A Inn. In Gran Danntow. in Tao and under the sh OR ad Caldidons, LOT I. kMA i E Nof HIGHAMS. with the Film Houk, Barns, Stables, and other convenient Out-buildings, and upwarda of One thadred Acres of Rich Arable. Failure and Meadow LantlAtuae io Aythrop &lathing, in El. r, and now in the occupation of Mr. Suomi Pena Matthews, sa da. a Leah which nem at Miehadmas neat. LOT IL-.A Miring', Farm. and Lands, algal the Hill rpm, asalißing of a Faun Houk std Barn, Stables , and other Na iades, and Flitpelght Armor good Lead, Statue in High Eaßa, in Iffee, and sow In the oecu of the fad Samod Porter M abates, vadat the Said e. For further Fa/timbre apply to Mr. Wadi, Attorney at Law, Dwaroow, Ma; er to Mdfrs. Mks and Laity, Fernirars Inn, Laotian. 0 . 0 The Tenant wiE flaw the Prattlks. HANTS. TO BR SOLD BY Ammo: 4.4, spu.L.v.R. On Saturday, the ath el e e f i lin: Ina. between the hours of Si and femur in the . at the Dear Inn, Haman. A'TRULY Defirab and Valuable ESTATE. caiiirasig a"Pares-Iteufe. Due. Stables, and Out-buildiny% with s*, *era of Amide. Meadow. Palter; and Coppice Lands, lying very coniped4Staftelo the praillim anima sod Warbling. ten, be the twespatim of Mr. Jobs Peillegton, where term as • phis et Michmiesas next. The principal pect tit theliftste is Copyboldtwith a !tinted fine, and the rwneindsr, FtechoM—The Lead Tax Is redeemed r.xcept fora trey Snail pert There are Nosy felts on this Same eligible to ere& • Villa on, for width the feetures of the Oreunds are pro. Ineod y &Un guided t corrawastang estenthe views at the island Country wbicb la highly plaurefque, as well as of Spithrad, St. Hake's, the Ilk at Wight, end Chkbefier Harbour. Printed Partiettbn will be delivered 14 Days kw to the Sale and may be had of Mr. Meer, No. es, Strand; at the Cbepter Coffee-hook ; ofTlymas Andrews . }wt; and of Mr. Welke. at Ids Gamut Arm, OW. FOIL SALE. CALDER IRON WOISKnearAIRDADI, is tea COORTY of LASER& TO BE SOLD BY PUDLIC SALE, The time and place to be Anwar& advertired. 'THOSE extenfivelitON WORKS, at CALDER, within eight mew of the City of GLASGOW ; aided by the Cade@ Ins 011111 piny, Stowed is the bort of a metros Comm abawrilisig for enemy miles round with Coal and boo Stone. nil Weds two %mired yids of a Canal, whisk comae. sesta with the Sawawl Woe Saw , The Wool, sena of a provers! Patent Blatt Engine, capable of Mowing folcilwason Ss& Waft, or two futnacia double ble*, betides await II Isson Err nuking Imo or Finery, sod moles est heel fit swum sparadona, with Calling and Mare back% (08241111 • ftwerior aid falettaanal inaneer. There is a Seed hem eriliitisi of wen hammers, driven by a deabloweal Sewn Bopitu, with commodious Wilding, Ws ate disc the Staid Trade is ewer' variety ot nviatifenrate. Them is elle a Steel CailiespHoure. cosellting of therms Cad Seed Furnaces, capable of neekiog fir Tow af Seed weakly and a Cat Iron Fersedery. essMatag of as Air Funnel sad Chinese', ands good modem Bop. • The whole wades we butt epee a replier add cesseited rho. awl ow be farther Sziesied with casweinese 6@d Laity. we sow at work, and Main how eely ended within theta this. wors t are is the welt complete repeir. Per further informaties=tion way be ande m Mr. imp Ihrefidp.,ll 4 leweeet e b wpm the the Mate of the °Mir CCUIPInT I Oche Weald; maks am* bleGtcre. Visiscr, Gator. CLERGY EILL The Houfe, according to the Order of the Day, refolve itfelf into a Committee on the Clergy Relidcnce A good deal of diftuillon took piste upon the cl,:ufe via:ire to the difcretion veiled in the Bitbop, with rcfpedt to the f.rnui to be occupied by the ticrgy, melt:flee of their glebes. The LORI" CMANCt LLCM eotronded that a difcretlowary power on this point mutt be lodged funtewhere, and by the eonfti•ution of this country it could be lodged no where fo properly as in the bands of :he Bifhops. Lord Ca etNARVON Lid, that the difcrerionary power might to be limited. He did not men nt esit any rrfledtinns upon the Rev. Bench; but loch a power might be ufed to inereak the political in autoce of the llifhaps. He was averfc to all difcralonary power, if it could be .voidcd. The BAN, of Noawicm fah!, thit this diferetlon would be conlidered by the Di&ors qtly man additional 4 hurden, and not as a mean of Mere/Gag their rartiamentary Influence. He eras an enemy to chicretlocary powers. He therefore propoted that the smaimrsr to which the diferetivaary power of the Whops in this refpeZt could extend 111 uhl be limited to tool. The Bith.•n of Du aMAm alto thonsht that either the nevi's's', or axiality-A.', humid or Istzd, in unkr to enable the Bilhopsrightly to underhand the exact interims of the Legillatnre. The Bifhops of Oliva' and Sr. Awes were of the fame opi nion. Lord Et texsotnona alto thought that a limitation to the dl6 eretinnary pow& of the !Mope ought to be provided. After foam farther eonverCation between the above-mentioned fpeakers, Lords AUCKLAND and Lioaoe, and the Duke of Nat rota, The Duke of Rico mow o, after Point remarks, propofed that the clank lo queftion timid he poitponed for the prefent, with a view to Its being afterwards replied, and a new elude fubitituted in its Bead. The Loan CuAIICTLLOIL oppaed the motion. He had no ob. jcdtfon to the confitieration being dropped for the prefent, with a view to fume future amendment, but uot with a view to its being rejedted. The Houk then divided upon the Duke of Riehnrd's motion. Contents 4—.Noti-conttats aB. The claufe then paired. Lord AUCKLAND contended, that by anuther glade Cltpy man might be absent from his living fur Si [maths in two I'lva by taking three months at the end of one year, and three months at the beginning of another. • The Loan Cnatece Lima and the other LW' Lords maintained that Ilds was a titillate. The chute then ?Are Some dircuffton alto took place concernitl the rates at which the Bill Tabard the livings of the Clergy, Vaich was that of ten times their value in the King's hafts. It fe-mcd to be agreed on all bands that this was a very unfair way of valuing them, an tome livings, worth only ail. were valued in the King s books at till- and leveret worth yotol. were valued at as. 6d. Jy tilde mans MY uhequal penaldet wool.l be inekled l'hc Clank was ordered to be poftponed for future &reunion. Some other clanks were palled, and fume poftpaned ; after which Lord v% .!•LItKONAII reported proffers a.d the Ezrther proceedings of the Committee were pottpewed till Thurfday neat. ...Adjourned - HOUSE OF COMMONS. montltc. Mr. HAWK t n s Stow's a pm-fasted the third Report of the Com mittee appointedto confider the Survey of tke Highlands of Scot land. which was orderad to lie an the Table. • The CRANCELLOR of the hectic... Lora moved, that the - Hoare Jo to-morrow refolve Weft Into a Committee of eh/Whole Rourc, to conlider of fo much of his Majefty's Speech of the 23d of No vember as relates to mercantile tranfajtions.—Orilered. He alto gave num.:, that ts• would to-morrow, hi t.ae Commit tee of Supply, move the Confnlidation of the Excife. Alfo, that he would on Friday, in the .Coiunilttee of Supply, move the Army Extraordinaries and IVBfeellancom §ervices for England. Mr. Corer gave notice, that be world, on Friday, In the Com educe of Supply, bring forward the fame Eftimates (or Ireland. Mr. WICKHAM gave notice, that he would to-morrow move for leave to bring Ia a Dill to regulate the Corn Trade between this country and Ireland. Alto, that be would on Friday move for leave to bring in a Bill (or preventing Illegal C, nbinaxioes between Workmen in Ireland. The Bill for fuppiying the Navy with Seamen was red a Srft time, and ottaed to be read a feeood time to-morrow. The Report of the Northampton Ordnance Bill was brought up and ago* to, and the Bill ordered cobs rcada yd time to morrow. The leim Revenue Reguladoo Bill was read a (amid time, and ordered to be committed on-Mooday. The Bribery Oath Bill was read a [mond time, and catered to be committed to-morrow. Mr. Beassaser, from the CommifSoners of Oases is &a but& pretested au savant of Corn exported from the soth of March 0,03. to the IR of May following. Alfo from the Ezelfe, the numbs of Waded Stills In Scotland. and the toothy of We& and Spirits dallied there for the Regal& market, from the stb of January t 801, to die sal of January z FISH COMPANY. A report was prefcnted from the Committee on the Bill for the eftahlifliment of a Company to reduce the high price of Fiat, and to efiablifh an additional Market for the tale thereof, in the City of London. On the motion for the fecond reading of the Bill, Mr. Haut rote and objected to the hill, as it went materiany to affcd the intereft of a numerous clefs of individuals upon the tea coaft near Harwich, all of whom, he kid, had on that account figned a re monfirance againft this Bill paffing into a Law. This retnonfirancelre raid, he was ready to prefent in their names, and hoped that the Honk, after confidering their cafe, would not fuller any new Bill to be iuvroo doted for the purpofe of benefiting one fet of mon, while it tended fo much to the prejudice of others. Mr. H lfo difapproved of the Bill, and trolled that it would not receive the fandion of the Houk% He however did not °Ned to the principles of the Bill, in fo far as it tended to reduce the price of fish in the City of London, which had there rifen to a molt enormous height; but he difapproved of it, as be few that it tended to render a oleo' inflitution, denominated the Marine Society, fubfervient to that object. This was, he raid, a focrety by which his Ma. jetty's Navy had been upon many occations vet y much benefited, in fa far as it had been the means of cloth. ing and maintaining a great number of boys reduced to unfortunate &nations, and of educating and in firneing them in maritime affairs, till they were fit for his Malefly's fervice. It was fuch a society of men, who had carried their filberies to that degree of perfedion which they had now reached, who were about to tic injdred by the introdudion of this Bill. and not thole who had at this moment acquired the total monoply of that soo4 ufeful article when brought into the metropolis. He thought that the moll proper mode to be followed, in order to act cr n. faith the end propofed by this Bill, was to regulate , properly and more aridly the preknt fish market in the City of Leann. The Bal.bc nbfersid, bad alto [PRICE Six-vi.Ncr. in view an inereare of the nnmber of featren, both for the ufe of the navy and mercantile tranf4dions ; -and he, no doubt, hnught that flich a Company might _ hate that additiunal and beneficial effect, were thia a tine of peace ; Inn now that we were involved in war, he begged the Houfe to recolleet, that in the infiruftion of two hundred boys propofed by the Bill, a great number of men were alto retrifite for that very purpofe of , initruaion. He tni;;ht venture to (Ay, th.at at leao. 150 men sv . ould by this means be prevented from affording their :infancy in the pre lent fituation of the cranny, at a time when the af &Lance both of men and boys, however uninterened . _ the litter might be, WAS In loudly demanded by the erigeueics of the Btate. He, therefore, begged leave to move, that inftead of this Bill bzing now read a fecond time, it thank' poftponcd day three Sir Wm. GRARY oppofed this motion, and fop. ported the principles of the Bill. He thought it would neither tend to injure the Fifhermen of Har. with; nor the Marine Society. He approved highly of the mode propolcd to lefton the price of fißt, which ' 4l he thought was far greater than it ought to he. Though the capital of this company was intended to be yo,oool. yet that o circum dance was not, he thought. to occafion a monopoly of any trade whatever. He had no idea, however, of deluding that fet of peo ple employed by the Company from being liable to be preffea into his Majelly's fervice. He thought., that the means held forth by the prefent Bill, offend: - ing zoo boys to be thus educated, for the fervice of his Majelly's Navy, was an objeCt of confiderabte importance, and worthy the attention of the Houfc, notwithßanding that the advantage was confidera bly narrowed by the war. He knew, that in the latter,end of Taft war, the Marine Society were the means of furnishing a great number of ufeful feamen towards manning tbeisravyl - and he therefore thought that (itch an objeetion againit the prefent Bill, might be done away. It the furor of so,oool. fhould be reckoned too great a capital, he would rather ar,ree to limit it to tome other fuer but the more limited that capital was, the loft go od would arife from the . Society. Mr. H. lieowvs approved of the objet and the principles of the Bill. The ATTORNEY GENERAL raid, that he conld not doubt but that the meafure propofed by the Bill would tend to reduce the price of fifb ; but he took this op portunity of Rating that he thought great inconve nience would arife to the Houfe were they to admit of applications of this fort being made to Parliament, without a Charter in the regular form. It was olb account of that irregularity that he begged to he fluent in regard to fupporting the Bill. The was ordered to be committed to 'a (elect Committee above Rain, confifting of the Members for the city of London and the maritime counties; and the petiioners againfl the Bill were to be allowed to be beard, c:tber by tl emielves or Coma WAYS AND AMIS. Mr. A cteariDEß prefented the report of the Com mittee of Ways and Means, on which Lord FOLKSTONT role, for the parpore, he faid, of making a few obfervations upon the taxes, which bad been refolved upon by the Cpmmittee. He, for one, had great objedionvto the fyllem of what are called War Taxes, or fuch as were only to be continued during the war. Such taxes might, he Paid, be very proper and confiderate, but the giving them fuch an appellation was. he thought, the very means of ere ating a relueance in the people to pay them. When people are very anxious for war, it wait, no doubt, fair, not to burden their poßerity with a contittuance of Inch a mode of taxation; but as the inhabitants of this country kern rather willing to fubmit to infuhs. and bear with - Minifters, who were willing not to re monftrate, or when they did temonflrate. to &qui eke with the filence and total inattention with which their remonftrances were treated; he thought it was abfolutely wrong to lead people into a difincliisatioa towards that war, or to create felfifh feelings to ren der it unpopular. This was that reafoa for his ott jetting to the prificiplm of War Taxes, as at preens brought forward. With refiseet to the detail, ie raid. 0 b e. would not at prefentonter into it; but be only wilh atto avail hirnfelt of the opportunity 9f taking a view oldie conduft (.1 his Majetty's Knitters, He objelted is lets to the fyttem prnefed, of raying that we mutt provide only for a defer:five war. The filing fo only, tended to difcourage the people. and every one knew that Rome was never better defended, than when waging °fertile: war. The only means of .offenfive war winch' he could difeoter that we at prefent pot /dyed. were t h ree fiat was. either openly to attack the power of France ; or. feeondly, that we &mild attempt to conned oorfelvee with the powers of the Continent, And to excite them to at tack our common enemy ; or. adly, That we &mild endeavour to attack the Government of France, and the principles of that Government. With refpeet to the tilt, he thought that our means were very (mall indeed, :tail, confequently, very fifth Lope of Comers cool,' be entertained. We might, no doubt, plan expeditions againit Prange. and fuceeed fo far as to get potTefficrut of a town, or even an .Maud; but that would no ways tend to protest us, and would be attended with very little advantage to us in regard to injuring the enemy. As to the fecond and third modes of offenfive war, he contended that his Ma jelly's prefent Minißers were. of all others, the teal qualified to infpire the Continental Powers with any degree of confidence; in order to excite them to join in, or efpc.ufe our Mae ; and they were alto the =Oft improper fet of men to infpire confidence in any of the Royalills in France, for the purpoleof procuring their cooperation with thh country, to ftflks at the Government of that country. He faid,he had Emmet, f. rim a view of the whole tranfaakins of chair Admi niltration. that they not only by their words, bat by deeds. had ahandhued an the Aries of this count , on the one hatitglad the Rnyanna in France on the other. Were t rtegoriation et recent to be entered into betritt thu eonstrr and enrol' the eoetineetal