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T E m A RKs• MODERN FEMALE MAN JR woos, as distinguished by Indifference to Cha and Indecencv of Dins: submitted paitienlatly to the Consi deration of those of Rank and Fashion, whose examkle tends to Le Corry:iln if al! Moral Priori nle. By JOHN ROWL7S, Esq. Printed for F. and C. Rivingion, St. Paul's Church-yard; W. and 3. Richardson, Rays! Exchange; R. Faultier, New Bond-,treet; and J. Spragt, King-street, Covent-garden. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, rice 2s. 6d. the Fourth EiliCon, THOUGHTS on the late GENERAL ELECTION, as demonstrative of Vie Progress ofiaeolainisin ; with a Postscript -n the Proceeding , at Notti .gitarn. Also: prey 2.. rid. the Fourth Edition, REFLFCTIONS„ Moral and Political, at the Conclusion of the late War. Tiiit DAT are pubishod, In One targe V.lume, OEtavo, with numerous Engravings, Pree 10s in boreds, pRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS in SUR 6F.It Y, illustrated with C.aws. Py WILLIAM HET, Esq. F.R.S. 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Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Romilly, Mr. Dampier, and Mr. Nlarkliam, were heard on behalf of the Defendant in Error, and Mr. ErSkine and Mr. Serjeant Lens in reply for the Plaintiff ; after which the Lord Chancellor left the Woolsack, and entered at very considerable length into a minute detail of, all the varous circumstances of the case, pointing out the bearings of each transaaion connected with it, and concluding lyith reading - a series of questions on the most leading points in the cause, which, with their Lordships permission, he should submit to the consideration of the twelve Judges. • Beforehe did so, however, he would take the liberty of mention ing, that it occurred to him, that in one of the ques tions submitted to the Judges, on the appeal , of Thellusson v. Woodford, a sentence was omitted, which would have rather more completely embraced theentire objet ofthat question,and rendered it more favourable to the Appellant ; he should, therefore, move the insertion of the sentence at the present opportunity. His Lordship resumed the Woolsack, and put the questions, which were ordered. Lord MULG RA VE then lose, and remarked upon the great importance of rue subject, on whith the questions bad on a former day been submitted to the Judges in the Appeal Cause of Thellusson and Woodford, suggested that it was not very likely that the Judges should have been able to have made up their minds upon the points submitted to them by Monday next ; they might, therefore, want more time for their own consideration of the subject ; ai.l after they had delivered their opinions is ans%er to the questions proposed to them, some Noble Lords might also wish to state their own sentiments upon those opinions, but be desirous that some time should • be allowed them for deliberation and invcstigatlf4l of the subject ; it might therefore not come to as midmost* etscision till such an advanced period* of the when it could not be expected, that there would be an attendance of Noble Lords sufficiently . 111101nosews or becoming to give judgment in A mat- Air the utmost importance to the rnteretir of a ' conikhosbie umber of persons. has Lordabilh., Volume the Fi.-st. By 3 %NIT'S PANIER CLARKE, FR S. Domestic Civilian' tn the Prince, and Vic not. Preston. Printed for T..Cad . ..11 and AV. Davies, Sfta , !ii. o.• This Volume contints the Prue, •s* of DiKolerf by •the phenietans, Cr ek4, ItAllailS. and Cartha i rini.ini; and the to.tur toss Di , ceveriei,friiie their Clmmencement in 141!", to the Ariiial of Gallia On the Coartuf m a i a b ar . in 1499, an d , in airAppendir, tr iny curious and scarce Tiacts relative to the s u bko. The Work w...s undertaken and-r the immediate ;innaion of Lad Sp •ncrr 14 the Admiralty Brun:, and it is the Intention of the A•dlior to complete the Whole, it possi We, in Six Vniurnot, Nunn a comprehensive Spasm of fly -4.lr,rgraphy. •*• As above may also be had, by the tame Author, Naval S - minus, preached on Board his Nfajeety's Ship the liiipecieux. 4J kAition, 6.. in bo Thu Div is published, In Three large Vulames Onavn, illustrated by Six Purtraits from or. final P i cture', pri ce 11 115.641. in boards, THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, front the • Accinn er King George the Third, t the Conclusion of the P.,a7e in the Year 1769. JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F.A.S. ft ntiri For T. Olden and W. Davies, Strand Trio Work, with Home's and s telo n et e, 'co c c i " , forms a compiete Shies from the earliest Accounts to the Year 17113. 1/1017 be had, by the same Author, Eiographi eaLigembe Odic ilenCli Revilution, 2 Yids Bvo. 16s. is 1601 4. • • • This Dag is-published, in Two large Volumes Bvb. price ids. ' lh:Bolirda, 'a :slew Edition, bailie the Sixth, 4.f OBSERVATIONS on REVERSIONARY PAYMItiTS; on Schemes for providing Annuities for Wtdows, and fur Persons in .01d Age ; ois the Method of ea:t slating the Values of Assurances nis Lives; and on the National Deht. Aho Essays an di!tcrent Sobieas in the -Doßnat of Lik-d-Annuities and Politidai Arithnurtic. A Collection °tom Tables, and a Postscript on did Population . of the Kiatr A tenu By RICHARD PRICE. D. D. F. R. S. • Tie Whole new arrowed, and enlarged by the Addition et Algebnag a l and.oslser 14t4,, She Solutions of several new Prob.eins in the Doctrine of Ationnies, bnd $ general Wins diction. Br WILLIAM MORGAN, F. a. S. Frixed ter T. Cedell and W. Davies, Stand. The Sarl of Liverpool Lord Monboddo Mt. Abraham Newland Mr. DdinesSaaribron Mr. Fox Dr. O'Leary Mr. Pitt Lord Ye !venom Dr. Darwin • dk Mr: JIM Ctery Lord Flood Mr. Joba froilsoi Sir G L.. Staunton T : Mr. left Palau Mr. Thomas Tqlor Dr. . . General Met'rille Dr 6 0=Il • ' Tits Bishop of Loudon Mr. Pestles Omit Deito Teeter tr - itnbia I.' .4., ..area?ri L..rd t)ucan us . vaunt The ibobgp et *ebbe", "be vow Lerdaliiiilir d Mr. Justice Builir Ireland Dr. Wolcot Mr Cobttillaig r ' l • ' , The Abp. of Canterbury Sir Archibald lissibbia j Mt. Arthur M•irphy • !A rt 141 0 a. 1 Tlte East of )Jatutooth Tbe Bidibopiet haw.? *. ••• • • 4. • . ' _ ~_ ..Y..,, • I ~~ - : .A 6. t• -• [PRICE SI XP CF; ' therefore, said, liereally thought, that on every prin ciple of common justice, the opinions of the Judges should not be called for at an early day, nor indeed till a future session. The LORD CIIANCELLOR put a qtie,tion, stating, that the Judges desired time of the questhus put to them on the Writ of Error, Askew o. Sir Ro bert Mackreth; an- order was made, therefore, fir them to deliver their opinions on Tuesday the Stith instant. An order was also made for the Judges to give their opinions in the cause of Thellusson and Woodford on Monday next the 1 instant. Four Bills from the Commons by Mr. Alexander, Sir John Anderson, Mr. Dickenson, and others, pre sented and read a Fast time. The Clergy Farming and Residence Bill was read a second time. ThR several other Bills on the Table were read a star each. • Lord RAWDON (Earl of Moira) presented se veral Petitions relative to the Woollen Manufaelu rers • ARMY OF RESERVE. The Osier of the Day was next moved by Lnri He hart, istaread for the House resolving itself into a Committee of the whole House on this Bill. Earl SUFFOLK said, he had no objection to the principle of the Bill. Every man must be agreed upon the necessity of raising an additional In-ce for the defence of the country. But he had some points to submit to His Majesty's Ministers not contained in the Bill, and he wished to knOw whether he would be at liberty at any future stage of the Bill, in case he should forbear to urge them at that time. Lord WALSII•IG HAM answered, that if the No ble Lord had any observations upon any particular clause, the proper time for doing so would be when the clause should come to be read • but as to any ge neral observations, the more regular vva7 would be to reserve them for some saute stage, l'he preamble was flirts, 'as usual, ptiftpcned, area the question was sevehilly per. upon the n succeed ing clauses, which. kyle agree..l tO ssitholit ar.y ob servations up to theitlAlT!conqning icriice of the force to Groh-Britain and hetet+ and the Islands of Jersey zed Cideimey. • • The question being put upon the la rtnetitioned clause, .• The Duke of CUMBERLAND T rose, and /poke to the following effeft s--" AS a - Member of thii Assembly, and having the honour to hold a commis sion as an otEcerin His Majesty's service, I hold it Mr duty to speak my sentiments, whateier they may be. with openness and with candour upon the Bill. As to the principle of the Bill, every Briton must, in com mon with me, approve of it. When I consider the spirit of the country, when I consider the danger with which the rights and liberties of Englishienn is threatened ; when I. considt the insult and gressions of the First Consul t. I feel 'all must acknowledge the necessi force ; and I.am convinced, thw . men, instead 4:50,000, the cc -ate/triosee. It is not, however. '— proposing an aueftent ether, bast for pose. Tne Bill, I perceive, , tions of persons; persons chosen and substitutes. Now a substitk a bounty, upon the same prink ing for the line, and I see no et should be limited to home deft be il. hardship in the case,. it . extend his service, and thereby ble force of the country." Hi,.i ' chided with moving ~a amen, the service of the substitute zo Lord HOBART said, he I ,-,sained tore of the measure when he —Ac intr. ilt - _ _ the House. Ihe principle of it was to raise an.adcii tional form for hornellefence, but the.ainenelmene - proposed by the IlLtstrious puke was contrail to , that principle, as it went to; ai)ply it to foreign serf vice: it was further objeetionable, ni :t would make individuals• hear the expance of furnishing recruits for the 'regular army. rt was also to be observed, that the gill contained a clause for permitting any man raised under it to enter the lino; Here, then, was an opportunity opened for increasing our reg.a• lay force, and the facility which it affor ded, migl.t be defeated by the amendment: It was the intenttcl. of Governmefit 'that' the force proposed .should bl ' raised immediately, and the Bill was framed in. the manner most likely to obtain that end. If, how ever, any difficulty or obstruaion should be raised, • by making tlae terms-of service hardcr, wad conse quently •rtisderilig persons rlludiant to enter into it, that objet would be in a considerable degree de- - feated.. Besides, he could assure the Illustrious I Duke, that arrangements were then . making, by ' which a larger proportion of the force to be raised by the Bill would be incorporated with regiments of the line. Such regiments, no doubt, must be of course limited to home service, but. still there would remain a sufficient number farahe purpose of I*kireign service. - For all these reasonsliejound himself un der the necessity of opposing the-amendment. The farl of MOIRA was of opinion, that the true way of providing for defence would be to iv crease the regular army, '• By having. a large dis- . posahle forcellfr foreigteiterationc we-shalt oblige t raace to garrison other mts, and prepare for her defence upon all her points.. „If a contrary 'policy should be puesnettlhe would= tive ,bothaug to do but to toile& ail herlithmetWifteans, and choose her opportunity to itrvhde xis. ..7n4 result of this must be, tharsame of her . attettuitkr . ALIA prove sn:- cessful, 'and though perhitpi only ttFiori.a . cOnaned scales the evil would F'e inoalculali.e. - Vl,v.se•being his sen:insents, • he should apptcve theArecidtneur of the 11144u : ions ilrke, as . it tented to isseiiase our' disposable force. The . tlause int the l3ill,es'Ouid be. .. ' totally nugatory. in thitlteltett.l% it was not•com.... pulsory, but merelr lett an optroa- not likely as :lee adopted. • *.ByttliS 4etiendUrent the..,oSjea propose -would be secured.-hut as the clause.skovii, its at merit would belett Uncertain. In hisivinion..our best po'likihwonlq.bei to - Int-Tea* the. tAanps or th line. He knew a • brigakie coniitiog oe.tow rest... meats, and he• would venture to. asstst.- tt-a it whole brigatie+ol4l not turn MI CiMiatim tri. ..X.; . 7';'*":;4 - 4 , '. -. t, • -.11 cider the insult and ar- il of France, I fe.il that !cessity of an additional that if it were 160,000 e country would gladly rer, for the purpose of but far a diTe?..lo par. embraces three 3escrip- sen by ballot, volunteers, titute is a man'receiving rinciple as a man enlist- reason why his service lefence ; if then, there it rnigla be.advisable to by increase ;he uisp,sa- i Royal Highneso iendment, for exceeding :o any plac6 Whatever. e Lid explAined .the na. he first intrv4ucicr it to Tiii4 Day t. p blisli Elegantly printed in 4w. and tifisam..nt.q. yri.ll Twenty V -ws engraved by W. Byrne, F. S. A. from Piettires b Ci w..tk er, F.A S.E. price 31. 3s. in b .arda, (SOTTISH SCENERY ; or, Sketches in Verse, drycriptive of Sevres chiefly iu the H ugh Luids of Scotl.til, with Note; and 11 tistratinns. 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