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Understanding that no such Ac count could be presented in the present Session, at . i least in sufficient time to ground'any measure on it , and finding also that a Committee was to sit upon that subjed, he wished to know whether the Hu- nourable Baronet thought himself authorised to an- • - sWer whether the Noble Lord would consent to post- • pone the motion till the beginning of the next Ses sion ? Sir W. PULTENEY said, he did not think his Noble Friend would have any objeaiont the delay, nder the circumstances alledged. After which the order was discharged, and ano. Sher made direilly, for the Accounts t , ) be presented (' *early in the ensuing Session of Parliament . let '.'• '' '' Mr. ROSE gyre notice of his intention to move tior leave to bring in a Bill, to coma certain errors 7 ' ....,- - . X . . - . . , .~, ..~ TO THE IOOKSELLEitS. IVR. 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A LADY aged about 48, the Mother of several .11 Idbiblreo, hav;ing long time laboured uoder a peculiar Sioxies of Drolly, attended welt confirmed A•cites and Tall:arca, and whirh, - after various Reinedies bad been el:ream:ly prescribed, VMS pmnounceil incurable, drsires thus publf:ly to comment :lie h-r Case ; slid fir the satisfaction of Such ss may is• aft.creil with sirnil ir Disorder, to acquaint thorn, that she was perfectly curctl be Mr. LITXMOORE, of SoutliammonAmil hogs, liolbom, London, (late Su eon at Vxhfd:e), where this Patient's address may, on proper apple fistioh, be tekired to. N. R. Ng, LetVv, unkis lwat:ped, will be received. PRICE, MAYOR. TN a Meeting, or Assembly of the Mayor, Altln -1 men, and Liverymen, of the sev. rai C o mpanies of the C.ty of I ondon, in Comnion Hall a-ambled, at the of the no Wabiesdar, the 29th day of dime, 1603, " fn eons der the propriety olin-tracting the Repreeentarives for this City in Parliament to oppose a Rill now ps-nding Pa - laying a T3x upon biome, and of ado i ding other 111C3sUMS to prevent the lime from passing into A law." Resolved unanimously, That it is the 'hay of the people of all free Nations to introit to equitable and orioler ne cewary for the maintenance and defence of themselves and fin tallies, their Constitution and C o untry. Resolved, Prom facts founded on exoedene-, that the late Tax u, eon Income was, at ibi commencement, and during its - COntinuance, partial, o u pressive, and uwrinstituticnol. Resolved unanimously, That the in t quisitorial ipthority ere *not by the MI for raising the said T.IX, was destructive of tie peace of families, s violation of the secrecy of trod.; and hustUe to the 'maxims and habits ofacsonovereaateourit:y A motion wt.; made, and question proposed, " That it being Intruded by a Bill now pending in Par!iament to revive the Rid Ta':, we are el opinion, that no me...soire which has for its 0ti!......et the ascertainment of the profits arising from t7iirhe and relations can Int modified so as to rename thesepartial, iiimi sztorial, and unconstitutional (err-alley:is •,"tii witch an amend- Mend was male, by leaving otit all the winds after the words "that it' and s u bstituting the following in lien thereof—" is the sense of this Common Hall, that the Representatives of this City should use their utmost D1E3115 to prevail in Parliament, Nutt the clauses of the proposed Tax on Property and Income should be SO modiied (in ease no better manner of raineig the supplies can be daviteal in the present Session) that rhay ere as nitich as possible etinolly, and without inquisitorial oppression, or vexatious regulations, to the injwy of commerce, awl the disgustof his Majesty's I.t l strbjetts, and the Citizens of Lon don, zealous to concur in every proper and practicable means of defenaliiir the Constitution, and securing the .ifety and • depelideuee of these realms."— And the question being put, the Lord Mayor declared the fume to be carried in the negative. Then the main question being put, "that it bring intended, by a sill now pending in Parbanient, to revise the said Tax, no are of opinion, that no measure, which has for its object the ascertainment of the profits arising from trade and proles s-ons, on be modified, so as to remove these partial, inq uisito • anil unconstitutional operations."—The stone was resolved it the affirmative. Resolved, That under such circumstances, the revival ofsuen a Tax is highly impolitic and irritating to the Nation at huge, thereby tending to lesom the natriotism, loyalty, and unaiii niity of the country at the present moinentons end:. Resolved, That the Representatives of this City in Parlia ment be, and they ale hereby iostruetni, to oppose the said Bill from passing into a Law, under any nuarliiication or amendment. R. solved unanimously, That while we fed it to he a duty which we owe to otr':lves and to our posterity, to resist the imposition of tier.-: reolet.- with the same objections as the Tan en Income, we embrace with pleasure the present opportunity, when the invasion of our coast is threatened by a mule-a and powerful foe, to declare .our firm aletermioatirm cordially to unite with our Fellow-citizAms in the defence of o u r country, and in the preservation of nor invaluable rights and privileges. Resolved onaniniaii.ty, That the Thank- of this Coalmen Halt be given to the Right Hon. the 1.0 f.! Mayor, for his ready compliance with Use requisition of the Livery, for calling this Common Hall. Ordered, That these Res.ilutions be signed by the Town Clerk, and published in the Newspapers. \VOODTIIORPE. , . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, ::n Just, 1805. T HE Commissioners for rills:a/I'ns His lifajttly's Nary, do hereby gist Notice, That on Werinoulay, the 13th if u' , l runt, they toil( be ready tan tile 'Anders, .s untie". (staled up) and t , ...Jt for the supplying of See Prorisivhs, figui Fresh IlaV, on separate Contracts, to his ileiesty's Ships end real* at HALIFAX, in Nova Scotia, QUEBEC, in C.unda, NORFOLK, in Virginia; and the Island of BERMUDA, , y0u;4911 , /,;fer Tleitte itleiteld certeie; and further, *null Sir Rio als warning shall it givex .on either side,for the termination of she sad Centreas; the mode 1 f payrnent to be by Bills, paystlt aka Interest, Ninety Days liar Date. Tte conci4ms of t he Cestracts may be seen et the Secretary's wee. .64 all Perms who may think pmpor to mate Tender: upon the said oes4, ianr, are aft sired m take Noire, That :ta regard irill be had to say c tha: shall 'sot be delivered 40 the thiard before One 9 . e ~ 4t oft the said Wig the Usk !/'July leen, isirr swans the /14 , "..1;44. a.. 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Effects on llnman ilappine:s With an Enquiry into our rras peas retpeeting the future removal or mitigation of the evils arising (ruin this caiqe. By T. R. MALTE'S, A. M. Fellow of Jesus College, C onbralge. Printed fur 3. Johii-on, in St. P.ll!t's Church Yard. The present rssay is rather a DPW Work than a new Edition of the Eaia,y on the Principle of Piipulat on, published in 1798, the nbject of Whieh was to aol ly the iftinci:ile as a test oftlyespeculatians on the perfoi.tiiiilit. of man and of s.ciety. LI the prslent work, this Simi: a vi ru small and subordinate part, the main object being to examine, rather in detail, the '!''eels elf this principle on'soetiny in past and present times ;. and by tracing the different modes of its operation, to ..et mine how far it may be considered as an obstacle to that moderate degree of improvement, which has at all time: been the object of gxpeltetion.