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This Day is published, in ')ne V:oluni*, Octaro, price 71. in IMPERIAL PAIRMAMENT. up certain Accetints, which bustle ordered to be . k, • ARV of the LITERARY boardr, a second Edition, of ' .-..., 5 — r ... printed. it, Thursday, A.,,ril VI, 230 j, at riLASSICAL. BIOGRAPHY. • Exhibiting HOUSE OF LORDS. Mr. WICKHAM gave notice, that he should to in the Strand.N....l alphah,lically the paver 7filaria.t., with a short %moon t on the first open da after the recess, move theft of the •!vAiil 0• • [W., I 1.1 )!4. 4 RI ithrt K•rill 01, nv..ittioned i•i WEI - it:4211,A1,', APRI L 6. those Acc o unts be r.a•rred to a Cliesiniuee of the LAIDLIST. . , • SONIF.KSET, in the Chair. the reticule CI .isite Authors: and 3 more par,rolat Mirry- Il l! A ttorney _G enera i was heard, to finish his whole House. . • a., a nr ili • mow ilistolginsh 11 Charieteri allinil: the it , i:lVAn" • reply on the rail of the Crown, against the Claims Lord HERVEY brae* tip the Repeat of the roasters Tt. The Whole b..i , ox int.A.Rx•ised wuli occasitm:ll 15!•: ! ilinations ; ! of , . tt. J. %sieves, Em. Me. Words Awl IW war ; 4 -signal chiefly to conttibutkz to toe thus- t i t' Chinchli Peer:t,ge, and Mr. Townsend, the Committee appointed to amileire into the merits Or , ()wen W•liiinti, F.sq. M.P. 'ration of th- Lain Clawics. Windsor Herald, was called, at the desire of the a Petition, conw laining of an undue eleCtion idt '. Mr. Atikrorin 11 ivflell , ALEXANDER LT.D ADAM, .. • Lords, ans.l re-ectrnined touching some points of Berwick -upon4 weed, wheat it appeared to the saii4 . • P. Willurit *We, 1.. q. , ft, of th.t,lfich School, Ediribiirith. his fora-te r evidence ; after which the felines pro• Committee that John Fordyce, Esq. was not d .frihn Sem-mins, Esi l . Printed for A. Stralf•us; T C I 1.:11 and W. D.r.i A, in the Mr. Marisa'. Amboy,. ' ran d ; 311 , 1 W. Cr.:eV', at Edinburgh. • ceedings on the claim were put off till next Weeittes- eleCted to serve in Parliament for the same, That r. day . se'naight. eleCted, and that lhomas Hall, Esq. vraiTeie chi* 0( elitrn .bay ' » 'i til. by the sittn.t Author., •• i , tomes's. • I. A seirsinary of Cst.rostraphy and Mows., bo A h neieet . The Artenienn Commissioners' Bill wAs liPOUght the Petition was not frivolous or vexAtious, and that -; trerer, F.I. Rev.W.Whitelock. aii.l M d•-ii, tiliatrated ► by a n...w s..t of M yid, el.l, :ki Etirtion up front the Commons, ant presented by Mr. Acts- the said eleflion was declared void. • rarefies W 4. in boards. - . 4Nohit and other ;, and read a fi rst time. On the Motion of the SOLICITOR GENERAL, s •.,.. as I) de, M.D. JtahnNichola„,Esq. 2 . Il'Enall Antii'litt'l; or an 1 - -forint c . f t'sys N l 3 inert and The Clergy Residence Bill was rettuned from the the Bill' for . enabling the Lords Chancellors a .'. 1:11/ %Orli. Ciatonts of the :to ina t 9th Edition, 8; i 1 }l..hir Is. C•enmons, who had agreed to the same without Great Britaia and Ireland to dispose of the estates k • I Walter rye, For!. '3. The a.a.litworta sf Lain au' Eligli4 Gra.oftrar. Fo u rth f ' I W. U rare SAW, rsq. F. Wino, with irnprortoictia, 2i. 6d. Amendments. • 9. i• _ • ••••• of Lunatics, was read a first time, and ordered te . - _ i..• ..• .• . NUNIIIF.B Si; U MARY MIIC ANNIVERSA, A. I. II wIS he hehl. 011 the Crow* Atl , l Niaditig F4v f 1 , 11[411161 214 Caro die Duke 4 -- Night Hes. [/sit Pentair' Lor4 VA...mint Valenti.' Sir .14.h0t .4acirair, Pt MP. Ss, C Its..spe4.• Rat. Ni.P • R•ibert Purl SA. P Sir W lh t. Jerv.Clarke.lerveies,Z.l.M.r, TP t Mar Me11.,11, !sq. John Ri SIMI C. Srutinote, D.D. 111;.m., %IF. , Si? Rethen I, Ram K.P. Jahn LtstYverir, Eri. l ll P. . . r. r &krt. T../. M. P. Itta , I. P. (I.atlmi. Sienomin Guid:n•Li. Re; W. Whis,gork CPArg Taleacret, •Isq. J..bet VYilliaat 5u3.1.4 Esq. f Edward lOicht. ••• Dcitter on Tibte at 1. - i.e.—N.) C.)leeti.m. Tickett, 106. dd. • Pitt/FISSOR rE TItAVE.I—S in EN(l.t..` t ND In the Prea, and in a fas 1.1.17 a will be pab!islacd, in else Volans tivo. price si. in bunk, r I R AVELS in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, in ti I IRELAND, dorov the StllllitsCr of the Year I ; eon taming a View of tae State of Manners, the Science-, Mai.u facture:, &c. with Anacdotes of many diAiagaislaed Pcr unages. By M. A,. PICTF.T, Editor of the RiTiotheque Britannigne, peblishei! at Gene va; Professor of Philei-ophir ani Experimental Pity... N, in Th.. Academy at Geneva ; Amiciate of the National Institute ; Me.r.- her of Ow Rural Sacietici laiiidon and a 4.1 r.c sident of th t Society establiikal at GeilCIA for tat AA r ince • went of the Arts. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fli , q ,tt i 1 , ! i 1 4 'i• L , .. a 1 1 I r. 1 ' 1 - .0. • , 1 i L Mit T.ANZA . II SMISCRIMON CONCERTS, At Heatics'a-Poom• Wig:lour-4r vt„ NXTILL begin en Wednesday the 13th of April. v The ether three will take place on the loc.:emit. We.l - The Jim will consist of Saered and a new Stahat Slater, be Mr. 14111114 will be sung hr Profesvor: of (mi nt-nee. The remainder of the EY1111114 . 4 F.ntertaisimer.t will eutisist of %emus veiled and itintrinnental Pitet s. Tht.ki,ii of Faree of the neir C,neerti will be fi:l-t1 with en tirety Lew Compositions, by Italian, English, and, French Ar tists. Tickets, at One Guinea each, will admit to the fretr Con. tens. To be hail at Mr. Lanr's, No. IS, Charlii. , 4tr-et, dies= Ho-pleat; at Relies Saloon, Pall-Mall; at Hughes's Xitnrey, No. Wirnorc.street. The Deets will open at half put Seven, and the roncert 141 we gin prerisety at eight. TURTLE. ,% ncrtikry Coffee !louse and Tavern. Covent-Gardtn. 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William Skimmer ' Aberdeen : James Skinner, Fmt.PArVroviene.olua.re, EJinhunth: or, in Ftigho.l, In the Rey immerse Boucher, at Etaarn, Sorry ; the Rev. Dr. frictskpit, at Stoke Nr.wimmton ; as No. 5; liirtlett's Bud& ng s Ifollorn; or Williams Pre m.% Esq. No. 3 6 Kings bench Walk, Te•topie, London. ►. iO 1.%18F.11 OF _RANK MID F ‘SIIION. DATENT FULL-DRESS HE AD-DRESSES (cutre^t unit:mom of lialurel s peluct:y unique ; when ga:t on the hired dicy. ate in eve" respect the sante as a fine of tali:, cut, curled, an-t ;:repared fen desissuir by a fa staimable .bair-de•wet ; an beantifully simple, that in a kir piinstes it will produce tic most tout ensemble that ean be conceir! I. Price 15, awl 20 guineas . rateut Dm-is Hind-to:sm. 5 6:ttrws4.—Real Natural Undr.s., Natural (MO, 4 guineas, They are eery may anJ pleasant on the held, yet perfre.fy serare.—Tresse 11.oyale and i l aroma., Ito 10 guineas. On Tuesdays. Thor-dir, and liatindays, T. 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M. in irnarrii, A Rough Sketch of Uotiern PARIS ; or, Letters ILar Sncioty, Itlaun ts, public Curittsiti-s, anti !Win:, that eap;tal. Mitten durtig the law two trsontlia of 1141, and tint first Are 41$0:1. Printed foe). Johnrott, in St. Pawl's Chttreh-r'ri• • 1' '; • .0 YOR PSE OF SCHOOLS. Tea DP, is rairlistiral, prier Oce Shilling a d Sixpence, the Wall Edition iniprovod, of 1 N TrRODUCTiON to REAPING and 1 SPFLI.IN(i, on a new Plan, in two Parts. Part I.—Containing easy Spelling and Kra hug Lesscrits for 'Yours Cbildn_•► Pan IT.,tdiestomatical Definition. a Classification of Ave ?Vatic:o4 of Eni,sla Ortlioraph s y ; Ruks foe Remling,Spell'ais, ee-c- Ily J. HEWLETT, E.D. Anther of lemons, in two vials, &e. Prated for J. Johnson, in fit.Patil's Church-FAIL This Introduction motains (bestirs every thing that is of use in the epllollla Spelling 41•40) . a cont l rlyte Arralgc -11.,.'t of ill tier Orthographic - al Varieties of the English - V.v . ' --The ditfictrltios arising from the ratios' Sound. of the Vuwets and 13:;"tlintoy, , s• tbr comb nations re, *eh, amok, pk, tie. are erilletterCbsellierAnd reduced to proper Claws% c, prehesiding all the Woods in the Limpuagetleat exemplify the tespi , viee ...a:actors of those Maces. The dilTereot and peculiar Sounds of tb Vowels and I)ipthongs, as well as the various . combinations of Consonants, are further illtistrattol at the heed ' of :sib-Class, by some cots familiar Wrrri papre...r4l by tlt. nature powers o'l4ot:earn; sc. that Pinta -at of suety the rieriptisaxas 4 s,ttit-cs, and thoge.who lia% e arlit Wed a pro wuic era atar:".ft. "Ito spelt, but to firtavimari. Ant most d ifict• Word", arc rili ng the it .O 1 •4 . the Me *Opal; i. r find, in thialw.lo W nit, rime iguaLal Reel su td..:t-s the ri ruNing Co'a•HA - ts, in the , pat emit ar.d vt.v, ••lrt:?•piqs v?rtrs ; some p tor -Read, . 1 4 og: good a Ceiloctioti of Vul, - ;.troms and lisraprztust. • A This Day ate published, in Two Itro„%ine , i, prey lOs• the Third Kditiod of LETTERS from a FATHER ty hii SON, on various topics relativ . t.P Litrratur:, and the Contlua of Lite. 117 J. ATM, M. D. Printed for .1 'Melton, in St. Nert Whcr:: may be hod, lithe arm, A Who:. 1. G. : 2 l mi kit. vaphy, in J `voll quarto, ahead) published. 2. Mtureltaneous RICCC4, in wait, 06.141. 9. A ;t Esiziy on the Aplaca‘lon of Natural Iliatury to Poetry, ils. 6d. 4. Siogrviticol :11tatutti.rs of Medicine in Great srit.tn, to the time of Harvey, O. Eyeliner' at Flow, fer young rnple, 6 vols. 9s. 6. Tke Arts of Life, for the same, 2s. TWA I)av art published. in Quarto. price lac. Gd. in heads, • 130 Dis anji MISC,ELLANFAXJS, 1 Ry the late Rev, lo•iod kiENR.t mooßr, of Litkrard. Fonowl.by De. Aittoo.: * Peitrtel foe /Jointers, St. Paul's Cituerh-yatd. Extra& Scum be. Prefve. ' " During the labs burnoose Ki. Myore pat hot() the h awls of s kveriil a volume of 4S. Poems, which, with bitogulow 1116- iltsty, hint tutobew to moose priAott soffit:l4'l con.. versant w i th prielwellitit uf the kind to its* d th?Or Autos fur -the goolohe eye. I was arpli •toi on eise obereston ; and 1 teost : thk notill 14 of din:! piseec will be elovineed tilat 1 could 0.4 broites desiolen opinions in theirfotomet. it. it. anty,ol orirvoit ever fillwfWilerl a ifeAt fir 4114 d urn agreeable toietiesse,than ro.sts•diet Peery roelo aoo olttni ivlt7 l when a I PF.not tlie)l• ; sat iodination soi . Itb ernattptce.“ Three Private Rills were brought from the Com mons by Lord WILLIAM R USU. LL, and others, pre sented and read a first time. SIILITIA OFFICERS' REGULATION BILL.. IIOI3ART moved the Oder of the Day, that this Bill be read a third time. The Earl of RADNOR moved a verbal Amend meat, which was adopted. When the Dill had been read a third time, moved ..he insertion of a Clause, by way of Ride, to restore the Clause formerly inserted in the Mi litia Laws, respecting the Preference to be given to Field °dicers and Captains, who had tuLmerly served, before Officers not qualified by lauded Property were admitted into the Regiments by the Lord Lieutenants or Deputy Lieutenants of Coun ties. Lord HOBART said, that in the Militia Mt of the last Sessions, the Clause now moved by way of Rider by the Noble Earl, w:is by war of experiment left out, from an idea that it would be found to be an improvement of the Militia ; that sufficient time had not yet been afforded to prove, whether it was an improvement or nut, and, thetefore, as it was a matter that required more consideration than thb moment would allow, he could not but feel it his duty to oppose it. Earl SPENCER rose and said, he did not in tend to have said one word on the subject of the pre , ' sAit Bill. But he owned he hail listened very at tentively to the various discussions which had takes • place on the Bill, and he did expeEt to .have heard more to prove the necessity of the alterations which the Bill made in the constitution of the - Militia. Not having heard that necessity established, he must support the clause moved by the noble Earl ; and indeed he saw ea good ground for relating it. It was not a new clause, and therefore not obj:!dion able on.the plea of innovation. It was merely re curring to the original principles and constitution of the Militia, and therefore, as a sincere friend to that great and meritorious force, which he also con sidered as the best constionic.mal defence of the king dom, he could not but think it was always wise and politic to go back to the original principles of the Mi litia, and adhere to them as closely as possible. For these reasons he could not conceive that more time was requisite for consideration of the clause, as the noble Secretary of State had contended, and agree ing that if there did exist a necessity to allow the Lord Lieutenants to admit captains and field-officers not qualified. by law into the Militia, the provisions of the Bills, though liable to some objeatons, were not materially objetlionable. The Clause, was rej.ded and the Bill read a third time, and the usual messav sent dawn to - the Com mons. BILL FOR RELIEF OF SOLF4F.RS AND SAILORS. WOUNDED IN FORMER WARS . The Earl of RADNOR rose and said, he meant to move several alterations and amendments in this Bill, which he had introduced to the House, and therefore to adjourn the further proceeding upon it till that day three weeks. His Lordship stated a fait which had come within his cognizance as a ma.. gistrate ; it was this : the wife of a soldier had ac companied him from the place of her *ettlement In Lan:ashire to Portsmouth, whence he was to cm. bark for the West Indies. She wished to accom pany him inhis voyage, but was net allowed : there then arose a difficulty as to the proper officer grant iag less to her own parish. ['his womae. his . Lordship said, came before hint at Salisbury, in her way to her own parish, and there he learnt the per ticulars of the fad ; and surely some facility to the granting of passes to the wives of soldiers, under mach circumstances, ought to he provided; he , therefore meant 0 l4tr,o4ice a Clause to that effect. The Lord CHANCELLOR said a few words ap , proving of the inter ded provision. The further consideration of the bill was ad ' jourced to that day three weeks. . Mr. Reynolds produced at the Bar some papers of the proceedings in a Cause in the Court of Chan cery in Ireland, to the accuracy cf which he was sworn.—Adjourned. UOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL (i. The SPEAKER informed the House, that he had received Minutes of the Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed to take evidence reT4- ing the merits of a Petition complainin g of an un due eleCtion for the University a ; in conse quence of which Lc had' issued his warr4nt, which would appear in the pest London Gazette, for re assembling the Committee appointed taeP(l4re i"- to the said Petition. on t4se 25th Sir JAMES PULTENEY brought np the Re port of the Commingle ippointed to inquire into the ' merits of a Petition, complaini.ag of an undue Ciec don fur the County of carroarthen, when it appear ed to the said Committee Jatnes Ilaralya liants, Esq. was duly ele4ed to serve in Pairiamer,t, as a Ki..ight of the shire for the sahl County; and that the Peti;icci WAR not friolixts or vexatious. . 4 re,rson front tbo W reasiul of ttol#nd trailAtt . . be reada second time on the 21st inst. The Southwark Paving Biel was read a first time, and passed, and Lcrd Witte AM Russzee ordered to carry it to the Lords. Lord Wm. RUSSELL moved the Order of the Day, on the third reading of the Surry Bill. On the question being put. that the BM should pass, Colonel WOOD said, he wished to adjourn the further consideration of the Bill to this day fort night. If the Bill was equal to the promise it held out, it would be of great public utility, but he warn confident it was not the case, and that it would operate very much to the disadvantage of the fate mess, particularly in the carriage of hay and straw to the metropolis. He, therefore, moved to ade jouru the-Debete to this day fortnight. Lord Wm. RUSSELL.observed, that the Bill had already received the fullest discussion in the Committee ; that there had been nine or ten divi sions on it in the several stages,- and that it had been conduCted in every respeft with due deliberate lion. Mr. HURST said, the Rill underwent as minute an investigation in the Committee as was possible I that enquiry had beep made to the utmost extent * and the reest satisfeflory information received. He contended. that the rates were reasonable that any , alteration would destroy prejeCt entirely; ansl, ' he trusted the House weteel not proceed upon bare sug estion, to defeat the purposeseof tile Bill. I he Bill was then passed without a division, aid Lord Wm. Ressest, ordered to carry it to the Lords. Mr. BUR.DON gave notice that he would, to morrow, move fie- postponing the order respeiting the Mayor of Great Grimsby, which steed, tor the 19th to the Monday following. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT' rose. in consequence of the notice he had given, to move for leave to bring in a Bill respeeting the Non-residence of Cie Clergy. He would not trespass long on the timeof the House on the present occasion. l'he Bill which. was the subject of his consideration underwent a variety of • alterations, at dilFerent times, and the result was, that further alteration was necessary. The statute which was the ground of the Bill, was enaited be- . fore the Reformation, and consequently before the National Church was established ; it has• its merits, but, in his view, it had also its demerits. He en larged at some length' on the power it save to in formers to proceed against the Clergy. 'llns power, he said, was called into aetivity about five years ago, and in a manner which evinced that the using of this instrument of oppression was not attended with public utility. It was the praftice of those in formers, in many instances, to commence aillions, and then write letters fur money te withdraw them, and he knew that many men of advanced years, and most irreproachable habits of life, stoner than be mentioned at a public tribunal, complied with those demands. It had been stated by an Hon. Gentle man, servin for a western county, that 100 cases of anions of - this kind had occurred, but that did not shew that 100 caws of criminal non-resi dence had appeared. He knew seventh of those cases could not be pronounced non-residence, though subjeet to the operation 1.1 the Statute. Ile wile induced, by consisksration of public duty, to un dertake a task which he knew was invidious in the extreme, though it \yes a subject upon which no individual was obliged to enter ----He, last Sessions, had haradeced a Bill, which was fi. nal)) , withdrawn, le-cause he conceived, there was not sufficient time lor deliberation, which must strike every 'lmp, who had in recollection the mob of Bills which had passed in the 144 agonies the last Parli.,ment. He said, this Bill would be fundamentally the same as thei introduced in the last Pitrliamete, with a fey modifications. leis Legged leave to observe, that there were certain persons who claimed eeempfion, and whose claim he has not rejeatel ie the Bill—with respeet to their claims, his will was as free and unfettered as other men's. He was convinced, that a proper at tccltion to the repair or rebuilding their habitations, would ie a great 4e g ree prevent the non-residence of the Clergy. 'With reeved to t.;:e Larger bene fices, there were many not supplied with houses, awl he was confident they mere compellable by law eo provide them. He saw the danger of disturbing the present possessors, but wished to provide a re enedy for the future. As to inferior livings, great relief had been Afforded by Mr..Gttleee's sket, end also by the Corporatioa for the augmenta tion of Livings ; but it was found necessary to apply that fund to other purposes. there fore, 'or this purpo s e, Woeil .suggest the ety of advancing small sums of the public money, at small interest, or pereaps in some cases at .no in. .terest, and, where anprgent necessity appeared, to give it entirely ; by this means he thought not one eiftla part of the instances of non-residence would .oc,:ur. 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