The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-25 00:00:00

• •be I:rtttob rf o vules isl6l ar•••••• THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. AN MONDAY NEXT, March• 30, 1807 , IL" Their Mieirtaare Seriranta will ail the Comedy of THE WEST INDIAN. sieckwell, Mr. Powell: Kakour, Mr. Elliston; Major ( . 3 F ,, ; , e it,, M. Johnstone (in which Character he will on- L .„ wee the /wig of " The sprig of shillelagh and shamrnek Captain Dudley, Mt. Eyre; Vinland, Mr. Chriry. Charlotte Roil:bort, Miss Duncan; Lady Rurport, Mrs. Sparks; Louisa Dudley, Miss Mellon. s litter which, never ca performed, a llod new Grand Romantic Melo Drama, , THE WOOD D/E.MON OR, " THE CLOLK HAS STRUCK." Ilie ()rendre and Music comoosed by Mr. Kelly. Csirrnute, Mr. De Camp; Guelpho, Mr. Penley ; Wh ined, Mr. DOW(011; O*WaV, M. Gibbon ; Leolyn, Miss • Pristow. Una, Mn. H. Srddutc ; Clotilda, Mrs. Marlowe; Pauline, Miss Kelly GUILDHALL, MANCI4 9 d , ino7 rrHE COMMITTEE tot Letting the CI CY'S LANDS, wall meet at Guildhall, on FRIDAY, elle 10th Day ei April it.xt, et 11 of the Clock an the forenoon— To Let, by public Au. unit, a Lease for Serest Years. Aom Larly•Day next, of the Mare-la-Buniie and Paddington Waters. The ParticuLtra may be , sten at the AK Coraptro Caosap :ler tooller. 's Office, I..YZH, 61. 1 11.DHALL, hi* * 0 1111147 crag COMMITTEE far lestialt 'g I. LANDS, will meet at Guildhall, nit int IDAY, this 10th bay of April nett, at 11 of the Clock in the femur:en.— To Let, by Puhiie Auetion, a Deputation and Lease, for Three Tears, from Midsummer, 1807, subject to a Power of Besumption, of the cake or place of Collector and Receiver *4 the City', Tolls and Duties at Temple Bar, and all the Li betties of this City thence So uthward: to Puddle Dock, loge the, with the same Tolls and Duties. To Let, by pubic Antibes), a like LA:potation and Lease of the City's Toils and Duties, at Holborn Bars, and all the Llber ties of this thence Southward to Temple Ba, arid Eao wa:d to Smithfield Bars, excludve ; toge:her with the same Tolls and Duties. To Let, by public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's toM• and Duties, at Southfield Bas, and all the Li berties of this City 1114)11“ F.anward to Aldeosgate Bars, d elusive ; together with the same Tells and Ditties. To Let, by public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the C.tr's Tolls arid Duties, at Alderseate Bars, and all the Li:Arnie' of this City thence Eastward to Bethleni Hospital, including Cripple/eta sad Nauseate ; together with the same Tolls anst Tw Let, by public Auction, a like Deputation and Leve of the Cite'. Tula and Dirties, at Bishopseate Bars, and ell the I.iSsitirs of this City, thence VVeossard to Bethlem Hospittl, e nd Ea s tward to Whites:lapel Ban tOrstiiet with the rants T,A.arrd Duties. To Let, by puller Auction, a like Deputation and Leas. of the Chit s Tolls sod Duties, at Whitrclupel Bars, and ad the Libertim of this City thenels Souilivrani to the Custom Heim ; red they with the Mtn Tom and Duties. N B. A Dermot of Half a Tate! Bent, on each District s 4 I. be made at the time of the Sale, and One Halt Year's Rest is always Kobe paid in advance. The Cooditions for Levine the mid Tons may be seen at the Coaiptruller's Office, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHMAN, Cnmptrollev. SHARED by H()RNSBY and Co7L -1- 1 the LAST LOTTERY; No. 19,544, Prim of 20,0001. in fifteen Shafts. 4,714, Pews el 5,0 11. in Ste Shrives. 1,311, Prise 4 4001. in vies Shane. 44, Pore of in slat/pen Shares. Likewise, in former Lotteries, ten. 58,979, and No. 42,519, tit, !'mesa of 3O,nbul awl Tyre Hundred •o• 1 I hatect trio% tiros Sdll to 5i0,404,1. have been .hainid and sold by Mends; the Ticket., Halves, Quarters, F. hilts. and Sr xteenth i, are now idling at the lowest Prices; and the isloney.for the Pro. s pt.d on Demand. • The Scheme c.nuine nweb Novelty, and is highly approved of The Drawing begins on the 14th of next Month. ..i'h a 10,0001. for the tr.t-Drawn Twitet, nn the Ptst bay 20,0001. 11,1 D a y ; 1h),00. 1..11 Day , ik),0001. 4th thy ; 10,0001. bth Dly • te,oool. 6th Day. oidea a , by 'Atom ee Carrier, ea t e.ite4 pears le an the same Teams if present, at either .4 Weir 1..u...;1 State Latter, ChSees, td. (.'haring-Craw', &ad, St Matt/Nees Hill, Verough. 14th at APRIL. GOVERNMENT STATE-LOTTERY 'LOINS DRAW INO, AND CONTAINS TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, IN 5 fERLING MONEY. rrNis is the mrist estrarmiimiry Scheme ever pro. 1 dared :n the &teak of Loetwies. The unprecedented surliest of Grant Prizes usakter F err y Lottery i coK a Temple et Wealth ; I , eery Adientdrer is in t h e /trod tai Riches ; Every 'Ticket drawn 14th April trill be a Prise i Every Pries will be paid as aeon as drawn. SCIIRMF.. 4 .... Prises of .... L. 20,000 .. are .. L. 50,000 4 4 10 10 00 ...... ♦0 s,oln 3,000 First draws Toasts 4b,000 Tickets. 50 40 10 e 4 ch LAOO,OOO FEEST-EIKAWN TICKET, lit Day ••• •• L 20,000 Ikl Dr, Sd Day . 40,000 4th Day 20,000 bib Day lO.OOO 'MI Day lO,OOO TIME IS and SHARES are Selling at all the Old /su e }L. hid oil;.. In England, I-eland, and Scotland. The FIRST-DRAWN TICKET 1,111 receive TWENTY MUT:SAND POUNDS. ............ 0 Half L.lO 3 0 QUantf 5 3 1 Eighth . L. 2 12 0 Sixt , ..nth DR. rg - oTi's - I , BTH AT Patient, who is suffering under the digs treating ;min of Chronic Rheumatism, or the more acute anguish of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly nor. chase a Remedy to relies* his suffering,. No R.mierly has en so effectual as Dr. Hodson's Imperial Oil, in affording err. Lon ease, and alleviating pain in these dattering complaints in the swelling of the j•ints and stiffness of the tendons, the Lad effect of old strains. rendered worse either by much exer tion, or by cold variable weather. This eacellent application .aducrs the swelling, and brings the tendons and muscles soft and Pliable • in one disease, the Rickets, the rtlase.d yielding cosi:hen o f hones is so vrissolerrtilly changetli by the regular as of the Issi,eri (hl, that the boom, though distorted, regain their riatival sod figure. In Petry, Nu trihnele &Limb°, wad Tinper of the Back or Spine, it prowess sovereign Remedy, lay anis...tiny . and tostonng the micro- of the nerves. Sold olorle,alo and retail at Mr. Poitler's, No 4 . Cleapside, corner of Paternisantr.row ; and retail by Hazard and !Sinn'. Sad Cristrea4l, Bath; Slueopiri and Brown. Bristol; Sraiurs and Lynch, Mancbestei ; Trcwinon, Exeter; Oregson, Liver , 601 and most Country ignAaellrrs and Medicine Venders is "WI Rea, in 00146% at Rs. 9d with ample Directions. THEATRT-ROTAL, DRURY•LANE SIGNORA STORACE most respeetfolly forma her Friends and the Public, Oat her BENEFIT* NIGHT is fixed for MONDAY. the 13th of April, when a F..rourite OPERA will be performed, and a Musical FARCE. Pirt feelers will he advertised in due time. Tirk..ts and Boxes to be had of Signora Stance, No 56, Orett Rui.ell-greet, Redford square; and of Mr. Spring, Boy Office, Little Russell-street. VALF.'S TUNBRIDGE WARE-ROOMS, No. 61, rLEET STREET, COR NER OF BOUVERIE-STREET. NviLiAmd VALE begs to offer, for the inspection or the Nobility and Public, the mo:t elegant awl extensive display of REAL TUNBRIDGE WARE, ever seen in the kingdom ; his spacious Rooms contain the most beautiful tibles for work, writing, sod drawing ; a.a and sugar, work, caul, draw Inc, writing. and diessing.boxes table shelves ; tea-chests and caddie, ; cotton boxes, with Gartnn's counts thread ; tambour frames, &c. Ste Every article in white wood prepared to paint on, and an Assortment hnished io the Chinese and Grecian style, of superior beauty. Old Tunbridge Ware repaired, varnished, or tsken in exchange, and the Trade or Eipoitation Order; sop ' plyjd an liberal terms. LARGE WALLS IND COALS• THE LONDON SEA COAL COMPANY, Seuthsmp•nu-street, illinborn, haying a quantity 01 the alio re Coals, inform their wends and the politic, they are %A nil; them, at prtraent, on Trot) , Inw term,. At the Comps*, do not suf r any tietaoos to take orders for them, it it relluestad that tavoirs may he whireaiad as above, to PI kit RitiLlN. lid CO htBOLD, thr property of at Gen t tlentan, an ewe:lent BAY HORSE, near fiflr.rn Itav , do high. very pleasant ia all hu p,ern, has b-en ford to ride or dies; loss* vela Thirty-five Guineas.—lattutre at 4r. Gray's Livery St.Nes, Oxford-street, eppitite gyle-atrert. COTTAGE. Olt SMALL DE rAcrign HOUSE. WANTED, at a moderwe Rent, unturnished. a COTTAGE, wan Qoflen. Ch..6--11..tme, and if with a Vidiark, the more de•ira9le, not exc,edsag Six Miles from Town, mutable fur a sm4ll 'mulls, and ht for inimmhate tee/pion—Address (post paid), Uri.. Grec . ..itt Coffee house, Tempe TO BE SOLD, PURSUANT to a DECItkE of the HIGH COUR r of CHANCERY, mult qt a Cauca, wherein lobo Manstirrid and *Own are Plarinrf., a.id John Ciotton and °them are Defendant., iinfnee Konen Steele, Esq one of the Masters of Vie said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the mod Court. in Sniithanisitna-husidnits, Chlueery-I.ne, Lon don, in two fat., TWO VREF.HOLLS HOUSh:S, with SHOPS and WAREHOUSES thereto belonging„ .iti.ate en the East tide of Ertdaretreet, en the City of Lon.‘oi, being Plumbers d 6 and 34.1att the propoety of labia Sheehan', Irie of 0 d Fish street. in the City of Len , lon, tronmengsr, de eeuert—Perheel• a whereof will be green to I short time, and the Day of Sale fined. SE ind VE 2 7 4 l 'Tn. _ OTPS4.TWO POUNDS, e'en 4 0 lot 8004 to lend, to . dear 101. per Cent with nitinereu: smaller Sinn: a'i rye 2001. ',tawnier', or bop'. vf.a. 10001. and 1.001. fur well-rocored Lite Atiiiiiitits. Revennona.,sa mei epnn Quelled rotates, filmset, F,41141.41 Pretwny, under Tw.t, ,y 11;111 or Stmemeirt, Church Living;, ao4l reimotio NIr.I,44REItTS, who has eendtift-it ti:.• Sale of Annuities, 31c. for ►ever.' yew-. •Oh ge t eralsatista , sion, r•-peCtf,.lly asiurer th-ne who apAr to hint, tneit securities will be imitediatels de termii.ed on by himself A libe3y of redemption at opt.on of the pamet to be well. P,snial app leation. and letters. (post pia), to Mr. Ro beits, at hta h0w..., No. 2.. t, i ceilaueet,datly at ender to. This Day is published, Mee sewed, neatly primed in Duniteens., " POCKET BOOK; or. HINTS for *. A ite,..hte Merits and Caw-oiled*" TOUR, in quirt..., to be cil ed The STRANQLR in 1111EL1011). in By A KNIGHT ERRANT. Anima, quake neque autAidi,ues Tana tulit, nem,' gums meat desinctior alter. Motto fur Sto. from Hu acs. N.'er Woman, Child, nor full mown traelling Mao did See Land that sprout -el pub in meek aodomiis 8a.6- And f renter lint weir ney love exacted, Fur j ..it from each ear inarto rye extracted'. Printed fur Verner, Him;, arra Sharpe, 31, P.mitry ; W. J• and J Richard.on, Corn.hitt; J„ Murray, Fleet.striset ; J. Hominid. Piccadilly; ani llu4er, New Rood street. MISERIES OF DUMAN UFE. Printed bit Willla.n Mi!ler, Albemarle-street. The Politic are respectfully intirowl, th►t this Day is Feb 'abed, embellished with a Frontispiece, The stcosu vot.UmE of r 1 HE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE ; or. A The Lire Gramm of Tinewely Testy ant Samuel Sen. mite. By JAMS SERESFORD, Fellow of Merton Colleve, Olford. Also, just published. the Eiclyh Edition of the First Vo lume, objets will silo be emtiellished with a new and chaise, teri stie Frontispiece. N i Roth the above Mates are otgraved by Striven, from ()nitwit Drawings by the Author of she Work. Also. just publisisol, a Sesies of Sesentern Colnured Fn greying., taken !rem the two V0111114e5 of The Moieties 1, 1 HemanLife, drawn and Ivor seed by J. A. Atkinson. N•ll. Tlll4 Set of Homoinous pinta is intended either to be hound op and said with the Work, or separatsly in tweeds, if the latter, descriptive keteopress is elven. GERMAN LANGUAGE. Th 4 Div is publl.l..l..quar? .I .f 'CO IL Is. hound. AQIUMPLE l'E POCK r DIC PION ARY of the ENGLISH amt GERMAN. and GERMAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. in Two Pins. By the Ras. W. RENDER. U.D. Each Part may be had separately, ,is. T•te br.t, centaining English Gwerean. price 7s. 4d. The second, containing the Gerrie+, and English, 14s. In this Dittioaary, the ankle ind.cative of the ge oder is added to every substantive ; such words as hew •anuto , mean ings are elucidated by a propintionate intini - cr of examples, Ingtructsons in the true pronitilci.it:lni of the German Lan • tette, and the genuine artiCalatioll of each-lona, of phabet, aid refixed to the Didtitinery, which will be found et treint•ly useful. The Appendix emitting a list of such words as are dilscult to be distinguished in their pronunci.itum, though they've.) , in their orthography; also a lr.t of limper and the n.imes of countries, ciliee. awl towns, thine of GerManf. Pad Merl fuLll. D. St mend., Paternoster WM...eget tithed, by the some A ithor 1. A TRACIIC Al. GR M%l AR of too GERMAN end ENGLISII LANGUAGE. Sec +nd orke ha ta.end. 11. EXERCISKA to the RULF-S a tri CONSTRUCIIONS of GERMAN srUcH. 4.c.44 Edam's. one ht Mend Ale+, a CONCISE KNULISII est 4 GERMAN SPECKLING ROOK ; or, An Emy Intmdeztion to the Getman Grammar/. MJ tiadtrei Augustus Mult:t. Nice is. bound. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1807. EAST•INDIA HOUSS, nit • THE UNITED COMPANY of MERCK sl ItaiLAND TRADING i• At LAST II . . , . lama, girl Notice Viet the Trail:ter Books of the said Company's Sleek. will be Shirt on 'IDES° y, the 3d of Mardi next, at Tern **Cluck ; and Openad again on THURSDAY, the Oth April following That a Quarterly General Cart of tha said Company will be held at their Hon c , in Leadenballmtreet, on WED NESDAY, Inc 51;th of March moat, at Eleven o Clock in the Forenoon ; Thm • G,nerel Court of the aid Company will Ire he'd at their [gnaw ' bs Lemlenhallmtrett, nn WF.DNItSDAY, the Bth of Aura next, front Nose o'CLisck in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of Six Directing of the tail Company for Four Years ; And that the UN/ of the said Company will be ready to be delivered, at this House. on MONDAY, the 231 iii March next. WILLIAM ItAMSAY, So.retero. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, March 11, 1607. COU RT.f DIRKCTORS 0.6 U Fr E D COMPANY M MERCHAN rs w ENGLAND, TRADING t.. 1 c EAST INDIES, do LereliNgioe Nottee, That at the Quartorly G,neral Court appuuttel to be held on the 26th instant, k Mottou „IN ha made, that NY?. EDWARD EPHRAIM !OTC, lee of the Boatel s i rd kot.b adamant, Its pe,rorttArtrielurti with rta Ranlt WILLIAM RAMSAY, &crew,. EAST INDIA. OUSE, Match 11, 107. THE CQURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY W MERCIRNTS q' ENfiI.AND TR SIANG to the EAST IN UtEs, do hereby sire Nude., Th.. at the Quarterly Goueral Coan, appcontA to be hail.' on the 25th instant, tie ln(ioribg Itti,ll.ltorli of the Court of Dtweten wAt bn relented to theGomoral Court, agreeably to the A 8 ash* 99th Gen. 11l cap. 0 --e a Rec.lutro.s of the Sith Jo'y, 1606, fully acquitting the Commander and Owner: of the LAY Borgne, from all lin emu. hot of tolled or miscon4tut, In respect to the 1 "/ of the Ship. Hesoluting of tht 7th Janua•y, 107, fulte acquitting the Cnotnianoer and Owner of the Warren Raftlnv. from all 1. 3 . 0 4240 V... of neglect, or miecontioct, in respect to the tats of that Ship. Resolution Of thin thy. fatly acquitting the C-moand,:t and Owners of Joe Ship Earl of Abergaveony, fioni all lot. putition bf iti,41,4, or Mrwt 6.et, in fe.p.Ct to the Lou of th it Ship. W NI. HAMSAV, -Secret/war. EAST-INDIA DOUSE, Ma Itch t., 1607. TA HE COURT t iD I RECTORS etk•UNITED COMPANY .f MERCIIANTS af ENGLAND, T nimQ I. the EAST INDIES, rfs Gorey give settee, That Ulf fallowing Proprietor; ' qua ihed 'veneer in Law, has., ineseoierisity to the Gth Settien of the 7th Chapter of the Rio Laws 4 the tad Company, signified in writing I. thy Semler', tarlr desire of becoming Comilidshri for the Direc- I ion, at the eventing Eledl.oll of Sii Digettors, on sk' MIXES DA r, the 6th of Agril neat, via. June Hannersnan, Esq. Gans Smith, EN. Waite Devaynts, Eeq. Kennard Smith, Eq. Coa.lea Grant, E.g. William Thornton, Eeq. Jut a Jackson, E. 9. Sqrny Toone, E.g. Eyre. Irwin, E. Timms' Wel,h, Eq. Carty bell 1:14.j0s 'banks, EN. Robert Wil‘,eiris, Esq. WILLIAM R kMSkY, r,...e-e. ViCT4FAl.lloo4“Atflithia Mawr Ity. tow . rirtHE COMMISSIONERS for Viefortairg Hn - ai r oort...Nooptfrostreto goer tforarTrot mo; FIIIDAY, the Jet Aped ~it, they will be reedy M rereue Telitierl 114 Writing (4%W o), yed treat for the a.,eeheiste (ow ooparote Cootratm) ot eh,* SFA ritovfsuss .41 be rogrirui for the St'orice of Sh , o: and re,sels a Gretneeciii and at Sinlol. r•er, nod rut Loett Mesa, ea the Core of Selrt out ' • for Twelve Ileetti tertw . o from the 40th40th May alit cumin; aged futhce, ao:it sia Alo..the our., vg shell be giros _for the sermieti , " there f. The 01•04( to ',avocet to be by &kr, prate. b.tit la creelt, !Choate Mot ottr. The Ceactit...7.r of the Co,orsc:s say be seem at the Sr-retery't (*et ;at thu a; or by applmiag t. the Cotteettert ey' the (7. , I(JMS at Gleeceerk and birottroor, retyclirely. No regent will th; hr.i to ow Ta ster, w alieti the Ries-ehmit .11 , i he ia.ereea iw Worms teogsk, or that h tit oat 6: ot.hroteel to the &del heron One o'Clott es the mud Friday, the 3 d *tit reit ; oar tiniest the Persots t ob,, ma t t es tb, retake, or {OW Per.ot• am ibil 1441111 i; attettele. to assve• when co/ted fee. VIC FUALLING-OFFICi:, htnecn 111. IS 7. THE COMMISSIONERS . fir rifttentiiv His ,VIII. In beech, g ive Satre, That sAi Ir EV IVESDAY nett, the SMils hotant, they will k resole to 'trefoil Traders 14 11114 Veit . 1•1. SIX HUN DRED QUARTERS of PAST., and FOUR HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT, to 44 Srlire ed in a tertnigist, be tel Hit Ma. jetty's lietnaliing Meru at ikagerldi and to he paid jar by hale, peytle with Interest. Unto tiftte Date. i , :enwitions the Ceatraq nay be WM at the &ciao:y . 4 0 (fire.. N;. travel mil/ M hnd to frno Tender t' r P ;re shalt not be i,settrsi in r sods at length, we that shall net be debit. ed 4. the I;..orst &fore One a'(.7l..ek en the .aid It'olesti , ta, the 25th insist(; ner rniatt the Patton rho woks the Tender, er sow Person .ne kis behey; owwWs, to answer when coned fir. PIICENIX FIRE OFFICE. PERSONS While Insummee Pareepts des LADY-DAY, are rspeesseel t. take N. vy, m a t p rm eyd Receipts are rasa reedy at ale Cfflits ow LOMB AR D- STR EET, cad et the roll-ceded Office at CHARING.CRUSS; ,sash the *treed! Areas ef the Compaq is she Ceratev. The erect bteresse in the rely, et Rmailiornip .ad all 11.1;1lise: Iletertaili, midges it prqtleta te, ell Perra, tarred b lot.g ate. wee. re mac ettidttieei to the et.olort efdi, tipetwat istaireerei ; c ad NOW( is hereby bete, that /mains arch Aelehtto-s, aid set be put ts au, Irak Espies* fee new Pediriet. In.urenre.'s Amain, tse Wirit-lrulies, sod sqt ths Conti nent., E‘, upe, ars ejected ape rerrespeortit rib thew. sceerad Ruh,. JLXKII'. JOAN'S. See. N. R. Ns Charrftwill be made by this 011ie* for Pillicirs of Insurance Oro Sums of 'Crime Ilundred Fogad, or vapwArd4. A SAVING OR ONE GUINEA IN THREE, WWI Consfen, Pimiento's*, and Duralnlity; in COLLYKII'S SILK STOCKINGS, with COT -Tom YEE 7, removed from the Poultry to No. 146, Fieet.sttret ; a11)41-1 Rich, Valuable, and Elegant Seleilion, at the fdleyrir.e prices : LAirts' and Gontlernen's Steut /Slack. White, L. e. 4. and Coloured Stllc 0 7 6 Or three pair for 1 1 0 Tine DI tto SuperKoe, with the must fa , hlonable Clocks • 010 6 N.H. To such of the Nobility. Cent!, and Gentry, who bate not made trtvl "(their doting and invaluab'e excel lencies. the Proprietor presumes more parti:ularly to state, that they are far more soft, comtertebie„ and pkaiant, infinitely more datable, and thouch every way equal in tichnota, ele gancy, and quality, are net more than two-thirds the price of Wane with bilk Fort. •.• 1 cry AR ric;.F...f 11-1021F.111Y, when gold in quan tities ot Tt.es rein and ope.r.P, at 'onkel, the Whote.a'e '(rate PKIICS Lcc.i 34. The House sat in a Committee of Privileges ova the claim to the ?.each Peerage. Further conside• rayon deterred until Thursday sect. Mr. Hobhouse, Colonel Beaumont, and Lord John Thynne, brought up from the Commons the Irish Paper Mill Bill. and several private Bilis.— They were respeetively read a first time. 'l'lse Irish Spirit License Bill was read third time and pulsed. The Lord Advocate was still further heard in the appeal, Fordyce e. Gordon Bart. Further consi deration to-morrow. Mr. Wilberforce, Lord Hayrick, Mr. Whit bread, and a large deputation fern the Commocis, brought up the Slave Trade Abolition BA having agreed to the amendment of the Lords. The Assurance Offices Bills were severally read a second time, and referred to a private Committee. —Adjourned uoul to-morrow. . —1: COMstON. The Speaker took the Chair, purseant to notice, immediately after three o'clock, tot the purpose of disposing of the Private Bills and Petitions. Lord Folkestone brought up the Report of the Committee, to whom the Petition for the im provement of Folkestone Harbour, in the county of Kant. was referred. The Resolutions were read end agreed to, gad a Bill ordered to be prepared pursuant thereto. Lent Althorp presented two Petitions from cattalo parsons against the intended Bill far erenin7 a Bridge over the River Theme, opposite Vauxhall, pr Ay mg that the Petitioners might be heard by their Coansel at the BAT of the House, agaiust the sad Bill.—Ordered to lie on the Table. The SOLICI TOR-G ENERAL gave notice, that he would to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill, for making Freehold Estates of Persons liable to the Bankrupt Laws, tulip:Et to such Laws. A Message from the Lords acquainted the House, that their Lordships had agreed to the Bill for the i Abolition of the Slave Trade, with all the amend ments, and that their Lordships bad made a fur ther amendment, to which they desired the concur rence of that House. Mr. Swan brought up the Sandwich Small Debt Bill, which was read a first and second time, and ordered to be committed. Mr. ROSE presented a Petition from the rrus tees of the British Museum, praying foe public aid. This being laid un the Table, the Right Hon. Gentleman then moved, "That there be laid before the House an Account, shelving the Expenditure of the said Trustees on account of the said Museum, for the Years I So 3 and )6061 and also an Estimate of the probable Atmore of Exptunws for else year A Message from the Lord; announced their as sent to the Irish Excise License Bill, and the Royal Kilmainham I lospital Bill. SLAVE TRADE AdrILITION NM. On the motion of Lord HOWIC K. the Lords' Amendments to the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade were taken into csnsideration. The only alteration which had been made by their L ,rd ships, went to rectify a clerical -nor ; which amend ment was unanimously agreed to ; and it was or dered that Mr. Wilberfo , ce would take the B.:1 to the Lords, and acquaint them therewith. Lord Hoary Petty bronght up his Bill for the more easily remitting the Revenue colleeted in Soot. land, through the Banks of that country to England. --ttrad a first time and ordered to be printed, and to be read a second time this da' three weeks, in order that In the mean time it might be sent to Scotland for approval. A new writ was ordered for the Burgh of Caine, in the room of Osborne Markham, Esq. who has, since his Eletion, accepted the office tat Commis sioner of Barracks. LANCASTER ELECTION. Mr. DENT. purtuant to a late notice, rose, he said, with some deo, e of regret. to accuse a cer tain Gentleman of improper crindua, in regard to a Petition which had been presented against him, and signed by several persons who represented there selves Eledors of Lancaster. The conduit of the person alluded to, amounted, he thought, to such a contempt of the authority of the House, that be conceived it his duty to lay it before them. 'I . ! • Hon. Member theft proceeded to state, at CODSIOtt• able length. the circumstances of the case, which ware shortly these; that during the late Lancaster Eleaion, there was not the smallest appearance of any opposition to him; but to his utter astonishment, upon the last day when it was possible for any Petition to be present:.'., he found one present d against him, conceivej in opprobrious terms, d complaining of briber/. Of the names of those s o subscribed chat Petition, as read by the Clerk at u • table, he knew that five of them. so far from bei , Elegtors of Lancaster. were not resident within 2t o miles of that place. Upon the 2ith of February. warrants had been sent out for nine persons to ap pear as witnesses, five of whom were personal friends of Isis own, which warrants were said to be those of the Speaker of the House of Commis although it w-as well known that the Speak II warrants *ere not signed till the I 4th of Mn h thereafter. It he could have an opportunity o state this matter before a Committee, and to adzt. e proof as to the mourns of those indiveluals who signed that petition, he would be satisfied. He had. however, witnesses in the lobby, seedy to prove that the warrants were fiditions. Such a transaCtion chewed the necessity of amending the Grenville Aa. Mr. John Alcoa'. a Gentlemen resident in the Borocifi. was the avowed agent for the said petztions, anti he was the person be intended to make Ca- objeCt of his motion and inquiry, as he conceived that this was a gross insult upon the ii ANL. V lii.: 4, , * - ' ") ia• i . , i t ' - -,-;" . • `44lVll' 0 • . ~/ s , ',..,,' ' 0 . Irtm , .PRICI SIXI —.— —__ •, 1607. ' ' •.. , 1. •:. !UdL PARLIJMEIV ;HANTS ''''t_i —.,—._ INDIEs, do MVO USE OF LOA DS—Tucluar, Mitt ~~. I • — SPRING STATE LiarEity, To begin the 14th of Aped next. HODGES. PAINE, and CO. Stock-Broken, 1. 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