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SOCIETY for SUPEIVEDING the NECESSITY of CLIMB• MO BOY'S, by Escomaeise a new Method of SWEEPING LIIIMNIES. and fue improvise the CONDITION el CHILDREN employed by CHIMNEY SWEEPERS London Coffee•hnuse, June 15, 18011. AT a Meeting of the General Committee of this socety, JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. V. P. in the Cheer. The Chairman having repurted that his Royal Highners the Priam of Wales had graciously condescended to interest him- Pelf is the Proceedings of this Society, and to express his rca trues to extend his pattonage to the Institution. Remised, that the Chairman be requested to inform his Royal Highaes of the grateful sense the Society entertain of she beiteroleet attention of his Royal nightie-is in promoting the views, by becoming the Patron of the Society. Read the Heads of a Bill, presented by Mr. Colenhout, to emend the Act of 28 Geo. 111. and farther to effectuate the object; of this Society. Resolved, that this Committee do approve thereof, pad that Mi. 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And all &new ohe stay *sac p, °per i• .1134 Tec.lert upon the ukid Orcasiots„ are rinks . * s • mehe !bike, that no Retard trill he had to any Teadriehs conch the Price shall nat be :usertrd in Words it Length, or that shall net be *hyena to the Board before Ones eadie4 on the said Friday the 1714 inetaut, nor unless the Person who onliss the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer schen emiki for. VICTUALLING-OE4IOE. 9at JustE., 1803. THE Cogenvisiontr: for riasalling His Majcstj's Nary do hereby give Notice, That on FRIDAY the nth of July neat, they rill be ready to noire Tenders in ltritiv, (Need up) and mayor, the supplying an serrate Contrads, of Sea Pralisloll6, Thum, and Fresh Bte f , to Ms Majesty's Ships and roads at the Islands if Guernsey and Jersey, conjointly, for Tteelte Meath certain, and firdser wait Sis Months warning shall k rime an either side for the Tehaination or the said Contrecis. 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This Day u rublished in One Volume Oaavo, price Ts. 6d. iu boards. REMARKS on the Constitutios of the MEDIp CAL Dk; // fARTMEIVT of the BRITISH ARMY.; with a dida'.l Management. and an Appendix in tern! ting to explai: . Nis .c:tion of chusa.: its producing Fever, and the upct.i6on of Remedies in eff. , cting Cure. RentT.RT J.‘CESON, M.D. Printed for T. CaiEll a .4 W. Davies, Strand. This Div is ;,itikshola - • El4aut:y printed in Une Volume, price CA• in boards, AMAWS 1 4 & UI„ a Poet% in Three books; freely tra4 ktia.l Pam t , l- FirAt of the French Ver si .n of NIe...OLAS DE HERBE.RAY, SIEUR DES ESS ARS ; N Ass, Pry16 0 4,1141+1 STEWART ROSE, Esq. Printed for T. Claiell and W. Davies, Stfindt and R. H. Evans, p-11‘144•11. Of %shuns may be had, Ave NAVAL HISTORY of &e t hos WAR ; 4701.. Aid I A • Authentic Documents. Vulquic the Fib 7s in Lo..ttL ty Ws ai4,01 Szaw.tar Rosa, - - -PROCLAMATION ?Olt Otarsottiso DESERTERS • FROM THE MILITIA. War Offhce, 14th Joao, 18413. • WHEREAS it lath been repaysented to the King. that then' all at this time away melt, who liming barn • sworn and -ladled in his Majesty's biILITIA FUIICRII, have • made •li•fault by nut appearing and jrlunit their respective mei oattalloiss, soaps ' ur independent compunitaorhen dirdertd t•,) be embodied. or by deserting or absentine thentsehes there , brews ; and who might he induced to retort, 44/ theta ditty by an tiler of hi. Majear'ls GRACIOUS PARDON ; and that such an hi , taisee of Pi s royal clemency would have aduc influence upon their future behaviour j tan Wear has accordingly been gra rite,.ty pitted to grant his PRF.P. PellllXo tpall MILITIA EN„ basing so mad • default by nut appeariog, we by Moe,- tio.i, or a'aenee truism Juts, who shaft return and join their res,iectiva •g:inents, b , ttaioos, cores, Of kW/CW.I%IEIn fOlllllll. ' , jeep 0 , % nr b.'4oee the 14th clay of July next, or who shall deliver tbzins , lves the head .',• •tters of any other regiment, bat talion, coils*, Of judepoudela company of militia, or to lily .desaclinsent of his Majesty's st her forms, or many military post, pr before the said 14tia day of July next, and be nom thence 'parched to their prokier regiments, battalions, omps, or hide ttei&lint tipmratiies. Aug soidicr who may desert from the Militia after these his • Malesty's gtacions intentions are made public, shall not be M ei ii:ed hi the above pardon, but shall be p roceeded against *An the utmost s.Tverity ; as shall also all the said defaulters, deser*4. and absentees, who shall not have joined their pro per mOnents, luminous corps, or independent companies of Militia, or delivered theinselves up to some other regiment, brut:Woo, corps, id' independent entopiny of Militia, Of to 110171 e detachn.eut of hi. Majesty's other furors, or to some military post, by the said 14th day of July next. • And all Justice , of the Peace, Magistrates, Constables, and Peace Officas, and all other Persons whatsoever, are heroin- enjoined, and required, in pursuance of the Act just passed ' for more seeetli.y coinpletiog the Militia of Great Aritain," to apprehend, seam, take, and detain, such defaulters, deserters, and alsoitens, for the purpose of &slivering them into safe custody at an, Military head Quarter', or into (iaul, near to the place where they shall he apprehended, in order that they may be draft with aceinding to law; and al such of the said de fail:tem, deserters, or absentees, as were enrolled as substitute or volonteers in the Militia, shall, upon being identified befor any e tem!, regimental, or detachment court-martial, be forth, with rent to serve ih bpi Majesty's regular forges stationed. abroad, until duly discharged therefrom; arid the person or persons, who Assill apprehend and detain any such defaulter, deserter, r absentee, from the Militia, and deliver them into safe custody as aforesaid, shall receive the sum of twenty shit. longs over and above the reward of twenty shi'lings, to whie) such person or pawns will &holm entitled under the Mutiny Act; and skill be paid the mme in like manner as is directed in respect to the reward last mentioned. 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Of whom usay be had. by the same Author, Serra a, in this Volume Octavo, price Gs. in hoards, .. IMPERIAL P.lRLlAmzsr. HOUSE OF LORDS. THUtIDAY, Ji.:142 16. An the Bills on the table were read a stage each. CHANDOS PEt R.IGE. Lord VALSINGHAM made the Report of 'the proceedings on the Chandos Claim ..f Peerage; the same was read by the Lord Chancellor. Lord GRAN fLEY thee nee to enquire whether, by the House agreeing to that Report, and to the Resolution that mutt immediately be made upon it, the Petitioner was finally precluded from re-urging his elrim, provided he should be able to bring teeth such further evidence as sheald appear to him to be sufficiently strong to sAtisly their Lordships of the validity of his claim. • • • Lord AL VANLEY said, tha.dorir was not final ly closed on the Petitioner, by the Reseletion come to by the Committee of Privileges ; neither could the door be closed by the Resolution which was ee sessarily to be moved immediately, provided the Petitioner should present a petition to His eiejesty, stating the nature of the further evidence he meant and wished to bring forward; which petition His Majesty would of course refer to his Law Adviser, (the Attorney General) to consider and report upon to him • and if the Law Adviser thought his state ment s ufficiently strong to warrant His Majesty in ordering the petition to be laid before the House, then he might recommenceehe support of his claim, by adducing further evidence. His Lordship said, he would take tiie opportunity of stating, that he had - seen, in one of the public prints,a report, that a Noble and Learned Lord, who had argued at very great length, previous to the decision by the Committee of Privileges, that his speech was stron,gly in favour of the Petitioners claim ; whereas the Nebie and Learn ed Lord had expressly said, that he much doulxed whether he should vote or not, and in truth hed given no opinion at all, but had conrined himself to a clear and comprehensive detail of the whole of the -evidence, and sheaved the bearings of each part on both sides of the case; such misrepresentations were inixemely unjustifiable. His Lordship would say no more upon that point; but he would just adil, without going into any reasoning, on what grounds be rested his opinioe : that he concurred entirely with those Noble. Lords who hati contended, that the Petitioner had not sufficientl.e proved his claim. The reason why he had no; spoke on Monday last, in the Committee of Privik2..s, was, because he had delivered his sentiments on the subject in a former stage of the proceeding,. The LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack to confirm what his Noble and Learned Friend had said, respecting his condud•on Monday last, in the Committee of Privileges. He had thought an ex amination o> the whole of the evidence, pointing out its bearings on each side of the case, both in favour of the petitioner and against him, might be highly useful to their Lordships of the Committee, previous to their proceeding to a decisive vote upon the subjea. In endeavouring to assist the Com mittee with such an examination, he had most cau tiously abstained from letting fa ll one word, that should be construed into an opinion either one way, or the other ; and, therefore, he must say, that if the House was pleased to overlook the publication of what passed daily in that House, in the news papers, the writers of %hose reports ought to take especial pains, that what they wrote was extremely accurate. A resolution, in the usual Edward James Brydges, had out his claim of peerage agreed to. CLERGY FARMING AND It The Committee of the whole having been resumed, the to the consideration of the exempting certain Spiritual for Non-residence." The Bishop of ST. ASA. tion tx) the enumerating were to be exempted from defect ; because it would public, by holding up such to their view, and create among the serious friends of however, proceed to speak tbe To the extending the exemptioa the House of Commons, he ' Bill was seat up by the C*lll2llon4 of Pupa& due to that t ‘ . ' i - 7.1 411:. At,, • 4 ^ AF 1, liCy VeTIJIX Vi iib vim - eau:4y nal form, that . the Itcy. had not sufficiently niade ; was moved, put, and ID RESIDENCE BILL. • 1 whole House on this Bill te Committee proceeded e tenth Clause, that "for 11 Persons from Penalties SAPH repeated his objec- the various persons who the penalties for non-resi- raise the jealousy of the a number of exemptions alarm • and apprthenuk,n ;, of the Church. He would, t w the clause as it stood. aption to the Cha . pliiin of he had no °liken& ; the 1713711M5• and it welt a Ma* t branch el the Legit. 14. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE. 19rit Alwr, Ist,ll. THE Cot ilievastri for Villualling his Majesty'. Nary do hereby gist Notion, Thal us Monday the 20th ry melt, Ate will he rewely t. riteeise Tendert, in smiting (ended ) and treat for the sipidning of Sea Provisions, Rum, and hair 1 . ktt Liesty's 4444 and Fr , sels at Dublin, separate Goo tratis,fier realm Mmiths certain ; and furthe semi/ Sis warning slue 11 be ewes aa either side for the termiuution o, the said Contracts; to bi paidlor by Bills, payabk with Interest, Ninety Dap after Date. The conditinat e the newt s& may be seen et the Secretary's Offies, et shit Office, to by upolving to the Collector of his Majes ty's Custom at Dublin. And all Persons seh s navy think proper to make Tenders upon the said Occasion, set desired to take Notice, That no reAaret wilt be had to any Thaler that shall not be delivered t. the Boara before One oCloeis se the seid Moaduy the 204 of June nest, fur stains the limos who makes the Tender, or some Person ou his behalf, attends to to mar fir him when called fort And tk rt such Tenders as con td. worovagant Prices upon tame Articles, and Prices much in ferior to the real Value upon ethers, seili not be considered as im proper to he admitted. STOCK JOBBING This Dav is pishlithed, price 2i. 6d. A BRIEF TREATISE, or SUMMARY of the" LAW relative to STOCK-JOBBING. By JOHN ILDERTON BURN, Solicitor. Printed for and sold by T. Boosey, No. 4, Old Bmad-street, Ravel Exchange; also sold by Mr. Inman, at the Bar of the Salmi 'Exchange. Where may be had, iust published, price 14. (to be re turned to purchasers), T. Boosefs Catalogue of Foreign Boks.