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. -- 1. V , .: - . . • • .. . - 0 4 • ‘,,,\ ~ , 0 • . . .. -.r. •s• ' - .•% .116 ' 4I '' • 'Ali ‘,. ....e3A., , .g.,,7 • ... -. . • :"^-46. '', •••• . . . . . O R, -* , . s JIIORN ING LITERARY ...4D VE E . TI SE R. . . i ! ~ •• '~~ PRICE SIXPENCE. WEDNESDAY,-APRIL 6, 1803. NUMBER 82. FROM THE LONDON GdZETTE, Aram 5. Whitehall, April 4, 1803. The King has been pleased to grant unto Ralph Bigland, Esq. (Richmond Herald,) the Office of Norroy King of Arms, and Principal Herald of the North Parts of that Part of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland called Eng land, in the morn of George Harrison, Esq. pro moted to the Office of Clarenceux King of Arms. A Message from the LoOds communicated their having agreed to several private Bills. TO THE' GENTLEMEN OF THE UNION CLUB. THE AUTHOR of the HISTORY of the UNION between GREAT-BRITAIN and IRELAND kr leave to appeal to the Meinben of a Society formed in Cosonsemoration of that great Event, not with views of prebt or eitiolummit, but morely for the prevention of lots aid in bury. lie Battered himself with the idea that a faithful and im psstial detail of the circumstances of that remarkable transac tion would meet with a sufficient degree of public encourage ment so repay the charges of the work bus, in that hope, he ism been unfortumtely disappointed, aid therefore takes this arisinunity of solieiting the notice of the Members of the Cub. As Iv. merely wallet ttaintuirseinciit, no one can impute ea.-meaning coofiekenee or inordinate thirst of gain to one who has freely given his time and lab ir Ifrw which many are in closed to v , peft an learned-rite ieturn) to the delineation of the chef features .of a great political enterprise. lie stoops not to the met/meat .4 requesting the contributions of the opu lentwamothing hut th• lowest mat , of poverty would ever ii duee him in to rl Trade himself: He only desires purchase, or rei-o.n vend-oleo—on- will re:i.sy itae f, the other coAs ontlimg. Tots addrs, he titers, will os.s`i.o a doe impression noon •••'/' onus .4 a liberal mind; upon every friend of amusiog and me till Literature: a:.d the appea'. es, perhaps, rend-red irrecible hr the consideration of the loss of great part of the eilition in a Lae destreA ivy fire. •.• The Work iambi by Mr. Kearsley, in Frezt-street. 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Tb.s Day ii published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, ANEW and complete ABRII)GENIENI' of all the LAWS of EXCISE, from the commencement there iif, down to the pri.xent day, including the last Acts relating to Auctioneers, Salt Makers, Brewers, Soa Makers, Brandy Merchants Starch Makers, Brick and Tile filalters, Stone Blue Makers !.., Call icn Print• - rs Sweet Makers and Dealers, Cambric wed awn hianufac- Tallow CliandLus, wren, Tamites, Tawcrs, and Oil Dux- Cider Dealers, 1111 . ri Carr ers, Tea and Coffee Dealers, lAstillers, Tobacco and Snuff Manufac .. 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John Bell, of the city of Norwich, liquor-merchant, to sur render April IR and 19, and May 17, et four, at the Blue Norwich. Attorney, Mr. James • Mush Bank street, Nor wich. John Bateman, late of Whitechapel, Hardwaremen, April 16 and 2'3, and May 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gr.af French: Keyiner, of Covent-Garden, Surgeon end Apothe cary, April 9, at teu, IG, at one, and May 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hammer, Piaue-Cliambeis, Cu vent-Ganlen. Joseph Benjamin Lnnmitz and Wolff Risson, of Fenchurch street, merchants AIN' 4.0-partners, April 7 and 30, and May 17, et one, at Guildhall. Afturuies, Messrs. Willett and Aii nesley, Finsbury-square. Francis Whitey, otherwise Nicholes, of Woodmancote, Gloucester, currier, April 14 and 15, and May 17, at twelve, at the Lamb Inn, Dureley. Attorney, Mr. T. Wolluy, Wine- Office-court, Flectsstreet, London. G-...orge Billett, of the floreugh of Southwark, linen-draper, April 16 and 26, and May 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attie sires, Mesa% Dobie and Tnontae, Crane-court, Fleet-street. Charles Dunne, of Durereeton-street, Marc-leß me, Sure germ and Apothecery, April 9 and 16, and May 17, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Maraliall- street, Golden-square. Thomas Dow and Anthony Dow, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merenants, May 9, 10, and 17, at one, at the Globe Tare: n, John-street, Literpool. Attorney, Mr: Blackstock, Fig-Tree court, Temple, London. William Caved!, of Maiditone, Kent, upholsterer, April 7 and 18, and belay 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Allan; Londou-street, Fencherch-street. Michael Emanuel Most; of Old Bethlem, merchant, April 16 and 19, and May 14, atone, at Guildhall. Attorney, elr. Johnson, Ely-place. Richard Early, of Chelms'end, Estee, coal-merchant, April 9, at ten, le, .at eleven, and May 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr:Allan, London-eaves, Fenchurgh-street. Hugh Mitchell, of Liverpool, leencaster, builder, May 9, 10, and 17, at one, at the Globe Tevern, John-greet, Li verpool. Attorney, Mr. Bettye, Chan, ere- lane Jean Baptist Davallon, (partner with Jol r. Mosinen, of Lau rence Pouritneyilane, Cs/name-meet, merchants end co-peet nen) April 9 and 23, ettel May 17, at ten, at Guildhal. At tonnes, Meters. Willett and Annesley, Finshery-square. DIVIDENDS. April 26. John Hendereon, of St. Michaere-alley, Cern hill, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. Aeril 27. Jahn Shillitoe, of Tower-street, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall. April 27. John Last, of All-Sainte, South Elmliam, Suf foet, Shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Tuns Inn, Bumpy, Sof folk. April 29. William Gibbs, of Stowerton, Warwick, wool stapler, at eleven, at the - George fnn, Shipston-upon-Stower, Worcester. April 30. John Bowman, of Water-lane, brandy-mer chant, at one, at Guildhall. April eO. James Smith and Samuel King, of Newiate street, wooden-drapers, at rise, et Guildhall. May 3. Elisha Farmer Sadler, late of the city of Gleueecter, mercer, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, in the said city. May 6 Richard Pierce, of Warminster, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warminster. April 27. Daniel Hamaway, late of }trendies', in Norfolk and Suffolk, merchant, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Lynn. April 26. Benjamin F.yre, Hodgson Atkinson, and Wil liam Walton, of Token-houee.yard, merchants, at nine, at Guildhall. April 26. William Chown, late of Higham Mills, in the parish of Highain, in the county of Northampton, miller, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, in Hnntineden. April 25. Richard Miles, of Birmingham, trialtster, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 23. John Nicholas Durand, Millman-street, Bedford-row, mer chant. Samuel Turner the younger, of Laytonstorte, Essex, farmer. Richard Pierce, of Warminster, clothier. Thomas Garforth, of Braunhope, in the parish of Otiey, is the county of York, core-merchant . Philip Jones, of Little Queen-street, tailor. John Bowman, John Garfurd, and Thomas Bowman, of Pop lar, oil maitufacture.rs. George Riley, of London-road, Southwark, Printer. Edward Crean, of Margeret-street, Cavendrelt-;guar:, builder. Matthew Candlish, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mereer. James Chapman, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant. George Smith, of Barnsley, York, grocer. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TWDAY, APt6IL 5. The Attorney-General was heard in part, in stir-reply to Mr. ERsKtNc, on the Chandos Claim of Peerage, the further hearing of which WAS ad journed to to-morrow. The Exchequer-Bills Bill, and Sir James Sau marez's Annuity Bill, were brought up by Mr. ALEXANDER and others, presented, and read a first time. On the reading Sir James Saumarez's Annuity Bill, Lord HOOD rose, arid paid a handsome tribute of praise to the meritorious services of this gallant officer, who had served under his command, and always eontlueted himself with distinguished bravery and skill. Lord MOIRA assigned some intention of pro posing a few amendments in the Insolvent Debtors' Bills, which stood as an order of the day for the second reading. He thought it might be more convenient for him to propose those amendments on a future day, and therefore he would move that the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Insol vent Debtors' Bill be discharged, which was ordered accordingly, and an order made for its being read a second time on the first Thursday after the recess. The Pancras Workhouse Bill was ordered to be read a second time after the recess. A Petition was presented against the Bill, and ordered to lie on the Table. The Bills on the table severally passed a stage each. Several Peers took the oaths.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, ACM 5. On the Motion of Sir TotrA FREDERICK, leave was given to brink in a Bill for re-building Christ Church, in Surrey. LUNATICS. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved for leave to bring in a Bill for empowering the Lord Chan cellor, the 'Keepers of the Privy Seal in Err.:IAA and Ireland, and others entrusted with the Affairs of Lunatics, to put to sale mortgaged F7eehold and. Leasehold Estates, for the Benefit of them and the trast, which they did not possess at prrs:nt.— Agreed to. The SECRETARY at WAR brought ur the Report of the Committee on the Bill for th ELY and Clothing of the Militia of Great-Britain, kr ..he year 1803, which was ordered to lie on the table. He also brought up the Report of the Committee on the Bill to consolidate and amend the different ACts for providing for the Wives and Families cf Militiamen called out into Service. In order to give time for the country gentlemen to consider of the measure, and to consult on it the sense of :heir con= stittients, he moved that the consideration of it be deferred. Deferred to Wednesday the 20th of April next. A Member then suggested, that the ballots would not then be over in all parts of the kingdom ; to which the SECRETARY at Was replied, that in that case be should not objet to any further yea. sonable delay that may be required, and the Moticir was agreed to. The House then resolved itself into a Committee on the Inn-keepers' Subsistence Bill, Mr. Ho a- HOUSE in the Chair, when the SECRETATY at WAX said, he should not detain the Honse with long observations, as the provisions were now the same last year, though in the next it might be necessary to make them somewhat different. The Clauses were then agreed to, and the Bill or,' 'red to be received to-morrow. e Ir. Trevins, from the Customs, presented art Account of the Exports and Imports of Great P,ritain, fur the last eighteen Years, up to the sth of January, 1803 ; which was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. TIERNEY moved, that there he laid before, Or: House an Account of the Sums paid into, and the Charges on, the Consolidated Fond, from the sth of January 1802, to the 5.h of April, 1503, dis tinguishing each quarter, which was agreed to. ke next moved for an Account of the Net Pro duce of the Permanent Taxes to the sth of January, 1803, distinguishing each Quarter, which was also agreed to. HIGM.ANDS OF SCOTLAND. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. presented the report of the engineers appointed by the Commissioners of the Board of Customs for the survey of the coasts, ports, lands, &c. of the High lands of Scotland, In the summers of the years 1301 and 1802. This report, he said, would afford information of a very important nature at this time, when gentle men had to consider all that was going Cul - ward in the west of Scotland, and would be an addition to the many proofs which the House and the country' had of his MLajesty's care being equally and. impara tinily ext,mded to every part of his dominions. In perusing it they would find plans for the important purpose of opening a communication by water from Fort St. Wiwam to Inverness ; as also other com munications by roads, &c. between various distant parts of the country. It would remain for the House to consider wheth-r all Cr any of these plans should be carried into cifeEt ; and in order to give time foe due culiberation, he should move that the report be printed, and, after the-recess, propose that it be re-* 'erred to a Seleet Committee. The report was received and printed. CONTESTED ELECTIONS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reminded the House that he had before suggested the necessity of making a new arrangement with re gard to the disposition ofthe retnaining Com:ln:tees upon contested eleaions. It was to he ob , .erved that a very extraordinary progress had already been made. The greatest number of petitions decided on in the first session of any former parliament did not exceed 24 ; and in the eight weeks during which the present session lasted, they had already deter mined on the merits of 22 petitions. There yet re mained 2a to be disposed of, and there was only one single precedent of so many as five petitions being lett for the month of May. However, as he was persuaded that the House felt no d'sposition to retard its efforts, or suspend its progress, h..! would propose that a day should be set apart for ballots, in the same manner as heretofore in the last weeks of April and during the month of May. They must be all aware that in the first week after the recess a number of gentlemen would be unavoidably &sent in attendance on the Sessior:s, and :refore it was not usual at that period for the House to be called over. He made no doubt, however, that notwith standing the drawback in consequence of what he before alluded to, and the number of members who had already served upon Committees, that Lhe House would at least agree to make the attempt. He therefore moved the folloWing arrangement for the end of May. Tile Taunton and Boston gleenon, deferred to the 28:11 of April. East Looe on the same day. Stirling, the sth of May. Kircudbright, ditto. Cirencester, the 7th ditto. Blehope-Castle, the Mil ditto. Evesham, 19th ditto. Fast Thetford, ditto. Newcastle-under-Line, the aldt ate. Radnor, ditto. Which was agreed to. H e t h en moved that the goose be called over on) Thursday, the 510da of April, the names of the sentees taken down, and the defaulters to be taken • into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms. Agreed t 0,.. He next observed, that should the House succ in making ballots on the day; appointed, ten m petit*, "mild be decided on before the close of session, and whatever little peeped there might ordered to be • s; . . Total Value. is L. n.),UM 5u..000 1.),0043 6,000 5,000 This Day i► published, neat y printa,! iii One Volume, price 4s in boards, a m•w Edition, tieing the Thirteenth, of SACR EII DRAMAS ; • chiefly intended for Young Persons. Tha Subjeas taken from the Bible. 11! HANNAH MORE. P..iatad far T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. St:icturcs on the modem System of Female Education, 2 vols. 9th edition, 10s. in boaidi. 2. Thoughts on the Importance of the Nlanners of the Great to geo, Toil Society, 9th edition, 2s. 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