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. • • . r I. •r •~ - SOMBER 71. I Al 4 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MA ICU 14, 1405. THE Conininimirs for I'i:trailing; Hit 1114eso's Mr" do brresq etc Mlice, that oa Tuesday, the 50s /Nil nett, they rill be ready to rewire. Tenolere, be orraistg, (*ruled rep,) end treat for Fire Irsindred ring Lyinkigten or hearestte S lA, or Sdt eland goodness, of which the perinea who woke eftertiden ere to prodace • sample; to he draorred into his Mnjesty't rirtandlint Sterna Deptford, ease-half' oa or before the g Jrne nest, and the scittaiader by the 10th Srptesober fidlossing, free ey . all charge sled rite to his ;Majesty, errept.that eke Central" wilt hr allowed tiro shilfings end eleven-pence Fr *infer the prime of the Saki :ens she wharf to the stores ; end to be pia for by itMs parable elk interest seriety days alter date. The Onsilitioas 1 the Cosetrael wee be seen at the Seerrtory's fire, at the Ofer, er 1q applylog to the (Whitler #* the Sett Duties • Lyweitigunt, in llowipelisre. Anil all Terseness who leg dusk proper to make Tenders spins the sap occasion. ore desired to tike Nodes, that sa regard will be bad Ai any Tender, in which the price shall yet be harried in words et kisgth, or that shall not be ektirentii .to the Board beJ;.'e One dertock es she **id Tow?'" the Nth if April mat, nor nag lest the ?moo alto inakes the Tinder, or seine Palau en his kr her, atito , h to answer when ealbd fir. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY 'LANE; FREE LAT.- 'wAricN23. I N pursuance of the Arr.mgement made under the Authority of the Lord Chancellor. the T. ususei have ailed an the Proprietor. aml Board of Mandrunerit. Mateo to Canal, withousdiAitetinn, the whole of the FREE ADISITS3K)N . at this Theatre (Ramer, and An nititanti only excepted). r-titlaticat wiillake place after Saturday next ; or which Gentleman am re...retfully nque,t al as take Notice, to prevent divaltpottnat*at at th r Dr;ors. RIC:UMW PL.I.KE, Treasurer. ADDIIIISS TO TFIE PrBLIC. lig It. SAMUEL 1 - IA: dlr./ITC 'begs leave to 1.11. inform the Puhlie, that, notwithstar,iing the lota he has sudnined by the tromendoiss dye, which . deuroyist ihe whole of Atts promions, WisineSday night the 2d of Febru arv, ties CRITICAL REVIEW will cotitinur^ to be published with its accustoincA regalarciy.on the first day of every sm.- • reeding itanth. feel; much pleasure in being able to in form his litamey Corretpuodents, that almost all tile mania. =Apes immodest dor fanny numbir, of the Review e:rapecl the flames, (torn hating fortunately been at the time of the fire in. the ottlyies pomemistu. • Me. ilharialtun requests a continuance of that' patronage both of literary characters &od a the public; which has eimbleri hint to present a miaiiiity epitome of uriyerial ogally, war wows, chatter-riled by a dittos, inVartheify, - and an elatOnagn naeaCh. He is obliged In neyoril scholars Of eminence who have lafrokr complimented hint upon the ttorivalled attention paid in the Cfltical. Review to the li terature of Me Continent, and tile' Akins& manifested Gloats+ MO dense an early acqulntance with itecry work of initiamanoe, inwliateve, minor published. It hair been, and sail uoatimoe M he, has obMet au prevent a national work, not ot.wolony of the 'Lithos in which it amino; : and he now Itch himself called upon to acknonledge, which he d:Ks with 20 equal mixture of pride and gratitude, that the lost: he has 1111.11iita, imamd of diminisbiag. bas added wry considerably at*. support be hie ordinarily experienced ; a much larger impreecon of ths as somber ef the Cesereat. Rat tcw Oho only owe petbildtad since the fire) havi.ter been demanded than ci any forma number published Ante it. commencement. l i •„ • Communications arc requested to be addressieil to Mr. 11.1 1 faisai.saar, at Maw. G. and J. Rot t mows, Paternoster- My. The CR:TICAL RErElif for MARCH, containing the monad variety of Important and interesting matter, will be pub bald on the first of APHL SHAVING SOAP. A CERTAIN CORREA:FIVE' OF IaRLTATION OF.TtiE SKIN. • • T. it IGGE's newly-invented LIQtTIFIED Li • AMBER Si IAVING-CAKES. Naples Soap haring been sea ceasiolered the mu,' eAcelient and lubricating Shaving- Seep, the Picprietor of the above isrticht has anOsol its pro pertied, aed been enabled to prepare his AMBER CAKES prineVoi equally desirable ; he, therefore, with toad donee, pledges Liinself that they will be found in every respect ai eleasaat ;(1 lalh and far superior to.tlie Naples Soap in ire g-ance besides posse s sing the advantage of being less than 4011114411* of its Noe.. The Anther S:ssp, being prepares' in a Equid state, renc.ers it a des,d.ratuin to GJotletneia who use 'duskier Shavieg-Glasser, tIT Puts.; as thry allay be tilled with out the bee possible danger of breaking : a &au:vantage al most irtseparahlo from orditi:trir Shaving Soaps : and, though filed in a liquid km, it will become sufficiently solid hours. J. T. RIGGE invites, only, a single trial, to prove the ef ficacy of his invention ; and offers to return the purchase mo ray if it fields sot the most perfect :an:faction. SCA! at his genuine Perfunut Warettouse,,and Nlanufaetory, No. 61, Cheausi le; where ma! be had every Anitle of Foreign arid English Perfumery, of tlai first quality. (iu r r to r it„ , t 13 ... it R: MORNING LITER 4 1 F aDvER 24, 1803. .. IMPE2 I AL PARLIAMENT. •ot . HOUSE OF LORDS. • • WEI:It:IESIIAV, MARCH 23. Earl Roist.YN took the Oaths and his Seat. Mr. Ens:: NE Iris heard for the Respondent, in the cause of Cranford v. Coutts ; and if-Was or dered to be furthur proceeded in' on Friday - next. The Irish Militia Bill ; the Irish: flank kestric tion Bill ; a number of private Bills, together with the amended Resolutions, relative to the distribu tion of the Ads of Parliament, were received from the Commons. The Irish Postage Bill was read a . . st:cond time. Adjourned. • . . • •• HOUSE OF COMMON.:. :- 4 if W EDNESD AY ' M ARCIC2S r . - - .- ,1 • IV A new Writ was ordered to be ;anted fin return ing a Member for Bracley, in the room of General EOl RTON, now Earl Of BRIDGEWAT ER. Sir JOHN ANDERSON said, that in conse quent* of the Lords' amendments on the St. Giles's Burial-Groun 1 Bill having been obje&ed to, he with very great reltuftance, as a matter of imperious necessity. which must forcioly strike every one in walking thieeteli the present burial*-ground, should move for leave to bring in a new Bel, in which the cl.ause amended by the Lords should be omitted 1-le th erefore.moved for leave to bring in a Bill for c..r.losi: - .3 a burial-ground; and ert.saing a chapel ,41 4 ercon, in the parish of St. Giles. Fhe SP FA K.Elt said, the Amendment was not r 'asioped, because, as a . Mo.ley Bill, any Athend ment of the Lords must excite the jealousy of that liquse.. - - • Buil as the Hon. Mover had stated the 1 , .: - ces•sity Q 1 tife-nieasurc, and that the Clause amended w 'to bft oniitted, he thought the Bill might Wi h ptoprieti - -he -4lmit:ed. , . Lord 'PORI. 7 IE3TER and . several other !elem. 'WI obtained 1.., 'e , 6: abse'ace for short periods. General ..GASCOIGNE'gave notice, Ala: he would on Monday next.move for leave to bririg in a 1141 for. equalizing the bushel tnealait 0, on the intro ' dult:on of salt into the ports "ef, • • lrelied. The SPEAKER gave .ice;, that there were two hallots.to take,- place to-rnorrow, and that absent Members would be. ordered - into t.ite . custodyof the Serjr , ..int at Arms." He also gave '.notice, that he avnuld , count the Hour: i * recitely at half-past three o'clock. ' . . .. . The Bill for vesting lands, &c. in trustees, for the use of the Woolwich Ordnance Department, was xeii 4 ;l.l first time. ~ ._. On the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER the Order of the Day for the House oiving itself into a Committee of Supply. was Is . .1p..1,1 - te then moved, That the Accounts present ed by Mr. Atcock, on the 3d of February,rcspe.ca : ing the Disposal of Grants for Great Britain, be re ferred to the said Committee, which was agreed to. (The House in a Committee of the whole House. Mr BPND in the Chair.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, after a few preliminary observations, moved, That 'there should be granted to his Majesty, for the dis charge of Exchequer Bills issued in consequence of the Acts of the 39th, 40th, 41st, and 42d of his Majesty, the sums of 868,9231. Also, that the sums of ',WI. befranted to.theCommissieners for reducing the National Debt f 5001. to the Officers of the Exchequer for payment of officers and inci dental expences ; 25,56.11.1 3s. 6d. to the Rank of England, for discount on the loss•of I 802 ; 22,533 1. to the Bank of England for neceiving contributions for the loan of 1802; 3711. to John Wilmot, for his trouble in discharging American claims ; and 3,6001. for certain incidental - expences for the year 1802. The resolutions were then agreed to. -Report to. morrow. • • • • , The MASTER of the ROLLS said, that incon sequence of the notice he had given, he now rose to. submit to the House the object he had in view. He then stated, that there were two Acts for the Relief of - his Majesty's Roman Catholic Subjects, and his object was to do away the necessity. of taking two oaths when Jane was sufficient. The first was an Aft calculated for the times in which it was ena&ed, and the second, in fa& did away the necesssity of the first. But, as the last was supposed to contain. the spirit of the Test, is was in general the only one taken ; in consequence of whith many instances had' occurred, in which the titles of Roman Catholics had been investigated, because, to entitle them to the benefits of the Acts for enabling them to pur chase and demise Lands, &C. both oaths, as the law stood, should be taken, and the last Act, as containing the spirit of the first, was only attended to. For, by the 11th and 12th of William 111. Roman Catholics were called upon to disclaim all . manner of allegiance to the Pretender ; as that per. son was dead, the necessity of that oath no longer existed. The second' Ad, being the 31st of the • King, contains the. spirit of the first, with the ()Mission of the necessity of disclaiming allegiance Iv th‘Pretender : by which it is evident, that a Ro man Catholic who takes the second, has no occasion to take the first. He therefore moved for leave to bring in a Bill, to entitle Roman Catholics who sub scribed to the oath ordered to be taken by the 31st of his present Maj2sty, to the benefit . of an A'l of the 18th of the king, without being subject to the 11th and 12th of William 111. Leave was given, and the same referred to a Committee of the whole House. The House having resolved itself into a Committee of the whole House, the report was brought up, and a Committee ap pointed for ' g the same. On the Motion of Mr: WICKH AM the Irish Mili tia Bounti Bill was'read,a third time and passed. The triasraa of the Rot,t.s brought up the Re port of the Committee on the Roman C.,t'iolic Oath Bill, whelt the. resolutions were read a first time, and ordered fort a second reading on Monday next. The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for Leave to bring . in a Bill for appointing Commissioners to enquire into the claims of persons on the fund of 600,0001. in consequence of the Convention with America. in the year ltloo. Leave given. The Amendments on the Bill for supending an IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFICr. THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY hereby give N,t:c., That on Monday the 14th inst wt, they will be ready to receive, at their (Mice, in Sun Court, Proposals fur liisiirances from Fire, of Mir...ls iu.d etir Buildings, Household Furniture., Goods Wares, and Aile%handise, manufactured or unman's/actor:4i Stock. in Trade; of Ships, ilarees„ and other Vessels, in Port or in Dort, and Goods nit board the same; atio, of Ships and other Vi-rchr, bedding or repairing; of KirK-s and Lighters on Na vigable itirwrs and Canals, and of Goods on board thereiif ; 4 .n of Agricultural Stack swot Utensils, as well of every other l'e.cription of Property, whi.:h is insurable from Fire. The Company Wok hirwild with coat:id:awe to the P.srron a^,t toil Support of the Public, under an Assurance thew this k taislishinent rtdl be coraliteted oil Principles of the iiigliest Ltegrity; and That all their Fogagentents will he serupuluusly sit:hi:ed. with Promptitude and Liberality. • London, By Uider of the Board, la Il.fareh..lBo9. .1. DAY, SCCO:t2I7. ••• Proper:A and Particulars of Rates (or Insitran.:e, will b • re.tey to be delivered, on or before the 14th of this Month, a..i rich Persons whose liiiitirsaces amount to JOUL and up * .740 Mid have their Po' ices grata. ON MONDAY, APRIL 4, the ENGLISH STATE LtorTEEY begins drAwil4. GRAND SCHEME. No. of hues. Vaine of each. TA, V.,lii.. 4 of 1.1/0,000 is I. tlli,ooo 8 ••••• 111,0(40 -.- 0:).000 3 --• 3.01/0 •••• 15,000 S • 2,0 - v0 '.... 6,000 5 l,OO -- 5,000 BO ..... li,io -- f3;f"..e.1 • 6) ..... 50 _ 5,000 • 12,500 ....• 20 -- 250,it.9 ... 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A N Accurate HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of -CIL all the OR I)ERS of KNIGHTHOOD at present exist ing in Europe. To which are prettied, a Cotical Dissertation on the Antion and present State of those Rquestrian Institu tions, and a prefatory Discourse on the Origia of Knighthood in general; he whole interspgrsed with Plustrations and Explanatory Notes. Rs an OFFICER of the CHANCERY of the EQUESTR IAbi- SECUL AR and CH.APTERAL ORDER of S r. JOACHIM. This Work contents the NllllO of all British Subjects who have been invested with foreign Orders daring the reign of his present Majesty; and the causes for which they received the same are detailed circumstantially. Piloted for the Author ; and gild by John White, Fleet- Street. . The, • are a few Copies printed on superfine vellum Paper, and likewise en a beautiful ImpYrial Dutch Paper ' wiiielt will be sold eqtraPy, at the Price of Oat Guiuta in bear ds. PRICE STXPENCE. 'AR of Henry VIII. respedirg a Non-residencd of the Clergy, Were read and apt& to; and ordered to be read a third time to4norrOw. • , The further consideration of the I3i ll for regulat ing the o ffi ce of Surveyor General of his Majesty's V%roods and Forests wad' deferred till to-merrew. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Militia OfficetS Bill. On the Motion for a se cond, reading, Mr. WINDHAM said, be had no intention of entering into any discussions on the subject to which the adoption of the present measure was attributed. He had lately said, that, on the whole, bp did not object to the measure proposed ; but he wished to explain, and to have It understood, that his appro bation was a qualified one, in so much as this, that it extended only to the selettion from taro evits, of the least ; for certainly the adoption of any measure for the Militia, was better than that it should not he'officered. Birt, he .would still contend, that ir went to do away every •principle of the Militia 'constitution. And, according to any idea ever entertained of that establishment, the present mea 'sure could not be applied to' it. The A bsolute de parture from the terms of qualification, and substi , tuting officers of a different description s IN. longer placed it in the view of a constitationel force. He also contended, that the Militia was carried to too great an extent, and that the country Would be over-militia'd, when carried farther. than you could conveniently and constitution: 4y do. , It was the 'other day objected to a 'llhble - I,eird, now in the House (Lord -Folkstone), that ho "person should bring forward objections to a measure without hay , big a better to propose. He doet 'not know who it was that said so, • but certainly it could not be any 'person who was long, on, the side of Opposition in 1-I•_ease. . But it was certainly „a strange argu ,nient,; for a person might object to a passage in poetry, or a piece of painting, op just grounds, with out bring either-poet or painter enough to substi tute a Netter; and he conceived the case was similar to the point in question ? tie phitested against brin ing • the Militia' to a similarity with the standi ng armY; but he had not the same objection to .the bringing of the standieg armyld a srsat degree Lei a shwilerity with the 'Militia: 'lre said; the '. l slMtia systekn was caltidated to rob' the' army, and that the proceedings of the othei - high; went direaly iv 'that object. Igor if 'nine guineas is given fora trlilitia übstittne, where 'will a recruiting-panty fnd men for the line? He would wish to hie.e the army recruited fora term of years. He had heard the opinions of the first military 'men on the 'subject, and- they carrided with his own. it was tree. Some men of veri respedatle toilitarY tale is were of 41 different °pillion. Ile saw no danger of broach ing ttijesubjed now; it could create no tfiscoritent, as 'it would not ailed those serving at present under a different engagement. •He said, it was well known, that Militia Colonels were dissa tisfied with the measure proposed ; foe the more officers of this description you i.,:roduce, the More the evil will encrease. And' now you rob the regi ments of the line In both ways; first, by depriving them of men, and secondly, by inducing their ofß cers to enter the Militia Is it not a better way to enlarge Ike regular force at once, by enlisting fOr ai term of years? Recruiting for a term of years, was practised in every other service but our own, and why not adopted in this country also ? . . The SECRETARY at VAR replied, that this was not the time nor Ole occasion for considering the best {node of recruiting in general,. or whether it was betterto have a large army and diminished Militia, or the contrary. 'll&e were all subject, of distina, and. deep consideration, which he should not enter into at present, when the real object was to make the best use we could of the materials we possessed, and derive the greatest strength, we could , from our mi-; litary establishment as it stood.. The Right Hon. Gentleman (Mi-. Windham) in his observations, seemed to lose sight of the difference between our military force and that of the powers cf the Conti nent, whicti had their force at hand, whereas ours was * distributed, in a great part, through our Colonial, possessions and on foreign service.— This necessarily engaged . a great number of those persons who, it' at home, would be qualified • for commissions in the militia. He should be n2ad,,- - at any time to discuss any of those topics, when re gularly brought forward; and, at present, in order to obviate the objedions of several Gentlen:en, he should propose a clause, that though the Lord-Lien tepants possessed, in ether respeds, a discretionary power, they should not be enabled to cants on ane . unqualified persona higher rank than that of cap tain. Another dense he should submit would he, that, when'requ:.red, officers who have served in th:. Provisional . Cavalry and other Volunteer Corps, should he' admissable to the same rank in the al litia, which . thev held before. As to the pradice drafting, the kight Hon. Gentleman who spoLi• last kneW tsat it had been, in a groat measure, dine away long since, even under his own auspices ; hot he couhissee nit reason why there could be an occa sion for my expiess provision against it, as it never had been resorted.to but as a matter of necessity. Lord STANLEY,, said, that in the county where he resided the greatest. part of the property was in the hands of the Roman Catholics. The only oath usoally . demanded of Persons of that persuasion was simply that of allegiance ; and he wished to know whether persons of that persuasion were admissable into the VMirtia uuderlhe present Bill ? To this question no answer was returned. Mr. KINNAIRD wished to know whether the provisions of this Bill were to extend to Scotland : The SECRETARY at WAR replied, that a die. cretionary power was meant to be left to the Lord- Lieutenants in Scotland ; but he did not know that it was his wish that no other th to qualfied persims should be appointed in the Scofch Mil ti t, but If is was thought otherwise, there would' he an opperta. nity of proposing it on the third reading. The Report was then brought up the Clauses of the Secretary at War agreed to, and the Bill card:T ed to be read a third time ou :Monday journed. . ~ ~.:~ s. 1R 460 I 4 :7 - -e- -. w'• ~.. . A 4q- .... 4.)..iinnirtigt % . 1 1 .1 g E li• •1 . • tILU ---. - --- '—.7 - --- - --- -.----,-- ' ----'""" -''''''—' RSDAY, KA 13 • --,.- ‘ • . . !E, MARCU 14. 1405. . IIItITLS/1 FIR.F.OftICE, STRAND AND CORNIIILL, • allies Nu lif4eso LONDON, 'i • • • , iFIStIitt.INCES against Loss or Damage by • on Tuesday, the SA .f Al FIRE continue tope made on flousas, Bitikkoss, Allow ing reorders, in tyraing, fart irks Goods and Morchandiaa, Ships, Vessels, Bargt-s, :rd Toms 11 I.reiiigton or and every Kind of Craft, with their Freight, Cargoos, and Ea of which the perinits who . tittwas, in any }labour i It iver; or on anv Navigation, FA II MING MI Smelt, and all othetPropertv, hi any Part of Gnat-Bait:tin the c ;to be &littered into his and Ireland . tiered wee-haltaa or before the Ptirstwis who remain uninsured, will do well to reflect on the • Th many Calamities occasioned by Flea ; and of the .dreiri`ol . de 5 " le' StPttl 3 et" . enIISCCI . Lleflet'S to many Individuals : And as Property, in gene. l io n . a his Majesty, ereept.that rat, has considerably incensed in Value, thosealrrativ imam! the a iigs and dein-pence Per , should recorisiricr their Policies, and make such addition as lion c prudence iniy suggest. the C !uh•ry to the stem ; and A 'lima! Payments due at Lady-Day, inert be made within •4 ximety days alter date. Fifteen Days therefrom,, or the kleuefit of the Policy will be secon Nt as the Secretary's I,wt ; but Insurance may b e renewed after, without a New l':•• Policy'. dtedar #* the Sail Duties Printid Paspowals and Conditions of Inittrance, and a List of the Directors, Trustee*, &c may be had Gratis as above, .nil wake readers maws of the Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in F•iglatel, A m • the a,slanA, and wales. Fri the Conveniepet of their Erie, rh ing a r, that no regard will be in lolainl, they have established an Olkce in Dame-stve.l, L ot t itt Hat be inserted is words Dublin, whew., and of the Agents in the principal Cities ;:n.l Sir Towns, Propcwals are also to be had Gratis. re the Board be/.re One ROBERT SKELTON, Ser. quest nif 4wril •.•.# .r. .. _ . _ _ -_ - 11....: --- , . .... /I.IIRAL Spi)liTS. Ed a few dart will be published, mi.:* Dtie.Goinita itt beards, 'Part I. of the Se.ma Volume in . o:lavii, if . RURAL .8 - P OR TS. /Sy W.' B. DANIEL. -' The Embeillivhnrnits o' this ale Coe same as in :he Quart,' Edition. The Sreond Part wilt. be iiiibitslted tst We sali.... 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