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T HE Commsl;castrs for Viattalbng bis Majesty's Nary do hereby nine Notice, That on Afiniday the 20th of June nett, they will be ready to recite Tenders, in writing (willed up) and treat for the ottppiyhog of Sea Provisions, Rant, and Fresh Beef, to his Majesty's Ships and reads at Dublin, on separate Con tradr,.for Twelre Months certain; and fiirther, unfit Sir Months throning shall be 04T7t on either side for the termination iof the said Comoro& ; to Le paid far by Lilts, payable with Inuit*, Ninety Days after Dote. _ This Day arc pub:ishul, in One Volume Octavo, price 7r. 6d. in boards, TIFIEOLOGICAL INS'TITU'TES, in Three I. Heads of L , ettoes in Divinity. 2. View of the Constitunon of the Church of Scotland. 3. Couns-la FIN/Pei IK the Dutiep of the Pastoral Office. By tiILOR(44 HILL, DD.FR SE Principal of St. Mairs.College, Preniar.usrrofessor of Theo logy in the University of St. Andr,o, ad one of the Mi nisters 01 that CIV. Printed for Bell 'am! Aradfitte, and Peter lull, Edinburgh; and sulel by Longman and Rees, N... 39, Pate no-.tor-row. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Sermoni, in One Volume Octavo, price 6s. in bowel. The ennditiont of the Control?" may be seen at the Secretary's Orßce, at this °Fee, ar by upp'ying to the Colleeicir of his Majes ty's Customs at Dublin. 01l Fermis who may think proper to make Tenders npon the maid Urriumn, a-e desired to take Notice, That no regnrd will be had so any Tender dolt ,hall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the mid Monday the 20th of Jane WTI, seer unless the Persmt who makes the Tender, or some Peru'', on hi, behalf, attnists ) omstaer for him vita caned for Awl taut such Tinders as CDR tot e.rtrazigent Prices upon some Artirlcs, and Prices mach in jirio: to the real rabic upon others, nill not be considered as im proper to be admitted. PUOR LAWS. For the Use of Parish Officer , ' Magistrates, and all Parana paying Porous Rate. This Day is published, mite Cra. in hoards, • A COM PEN ritUM of the LAWS respcaing the POOR ; including the Vig.ist of Bottv's Your Lawsy_and the Atjudzid Cases and Act; or Parluunent to Easter Term 180. Printed for J. Butterworth, Fteetistieet. N. B. This Walt contains an Abridgement of all the Poor Laws, and will be (num! very useful to all Persons %%hit hare either to col iect or pay the Poore Rotes. Also lately published, price ss. in board ,, , Waldron's Epitome of the Law of Landlord and Tenant wherein the rights and &lavas of each party arc stated and explained. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ist Julia, 1803. THE Commissioners for Victimslling His Majesty's Nary du hereby ere Notier, That on Friday the 17th trait. they 'sill be ready to reeeiterendres ruirritinz, ( setae! surjand treat tr,th such Persons as Isla undertake to fisruish whatever Fresh Beef tiny be required far the Use of Iris 3ftsiesty's airs and resids at Ptynto,ish and Tor-inn, (nn eremite C.antro:ts) . for Si: Months, from the Ist July to the Slit December nest int-Swift, and to fie potd for byliiilts payable pith Intereiti XimetY Dar ajhr Pate. The Conditirnes o f the r,0ra,.7, may be seen at the Secretor'''. Of fr ice, at this o,ec, or by applying to the Agent of the saii C.lOl - at Pt: month, or t.. the Collector of the Customs at Dart inwah, is the County of Demo, rc:epeeterely. .lam all Persons who may think proper to ma4l Tenders upon the wed Oceasim, are desire l to take iVtier, that no let;:ani will be had to any Teider in which the Price shall not be ineertcd in Words at Len . ;th, or that sh,tl not be d..litercd to the Board tsvt're °net o'Clock age the said Friday the 17e; instant, nor unless the Person isho makes the Teader, or MAC rerSOM Oa ii Behalf; attends, to as uccr oaten collator. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JrH Ju r, 1303. THE Commissioners for Viceualling His Majesty's Nary do hereby gioe .lice, That on FR WAY the ItA of July nett, they will be reedy to reciice Tenders in Writing, (waled up) and treat for, the supplying on separate anttrikis, of Sea Provisions, Rum, and Fresh Beef, to his Majesty's Ships end Vessels at the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, eenipintiy, for Twelve Months certain, and further until Su ifonths warning tthallbe iiten on either side for the Termination of the said Contraicts. The Mode of Payment to be by Bins, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after Date. The Conditions ,?f the Contreras may he Salt at the Secretary's O f fice, at this Office, or by apptyinz to the Postmasters at Guernsey and Jersey respetively. .oind all Perseus who may think proper to make Tenders upon the raid Occa.sion, are desired; take 141 - Mc - e, That no Retard soil! be ?tad my Tender that shall not be delivered to the Board before One c•Clari: on the said Friday the Bth of Jay nut ; now utiles, the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends CD answerfr bids when called for : And that such Traders as COW. Gilit eztriniagant Prices !Ton some Articles, and Prices much irijt rinr to the real ralne upon others, will be considered as impro rer to be admitted. TO BOOKSELLERS. NXTANTED, an wive YOUNG MAN, of de. v cent apiwwrAne to Board out of the Howe, who it ac -4'4'lR:tilted with the Bthinesi as a Colleaur, and to open and shut up 'Shop. Apply at No. 1 24, ree:-strect, fTort Six to Eight o'clock in the ev cuing. 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Of whom ITIAV the NAVAL lIISTORY of the late ♦VAR ; compiled f Authentic Document+. Vuhlase the First, 7t M liorrds. By WILLIAM SICIVAIIt ROSE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JUNG 14. The House met at half after two. The Bills on the Table were real their respeaive gages. Nine private Bills were brottv;ht from the Com mons, and presented by Mr. Buller, Mr. Wilber force, Sir Theophilus Metcalfe, and others ; aad severally read a first time. CLERGY FARMING AND RESIDENCE BILL. t The Order of the Day for going into a Com mittee of the whole House on this Bill, having been moved and read, Lord Walsingham took his seat at the table. Having postponed the preamble, the Committee proceeded to discuss the clauses ; and the first which came under debate was the second, that which enads that any person against whom an action shall have been commenced, before the pas sing of the Ad, may apply to the Court in which such action may have commenced, if such Court be sitting, or to any Judge of such Coutt, if not sitting, tor an order to stay proceedings, on pay ment of ten pounds, in every case where a verdia shall have been obtained, together with the costs; and where no verdid shall have been obtained, upon payment of the costs incurred up to the time of sucia application being made, all such costs to be taxed according to the practice of such Court ; in which case the Judge is authorized to make such order. Regret and reluctance was expressed by some noble Lords, that an apparent breach of legislative faith was &feted by this clause, inasmuch as it de prived him of the obtainment of the penalties on such suits as he had commenced under the autho rity of the this existing Aft of Parliament. To this it was answered, that the informer's being allowed to recover a teA pound penalty and costs, in the one, case, and costs, as . taxed between attorney and client, where no verdid had been obtained, was as ample reparation to the informer. The Noble Lords who took part in the discutsion of this clause; here Lord Auckland, Lord Alvan loy, the Bishop of St. Asaph, Earl ftaadra, and I?. {PRICE SIXPENCE Earl Radnor. The Clause passed with one or two verbal amendments. The nest clause, that authorizing spiritual pervms to take houses, though not in any city; and spiritual persons not having sufficient glebe, by licence of the Bishop, gave rise to a very long and copious .ditcu l / 4 - sion. The Duke of NORFOLK said, he had no ob jection to suffering spiritual persons, who chose to lay down their clerical character, to turn farmers— but then he would move an amendment, viz. after the words " spiritual person," in tare second line of the claUse, to insert the words, " having no cure of souls." This called up the Lord CHANCELLOR. who gave a very perspicuous explanation of the true in tent and meaning of the clause, which did not say one word to authorise spiritual persons to turn far mers. He said, he perceived that the Noble Duke had utterly misconceived the whole clause and its real objed, which arose from hit Grace's not knowing that what is understood by lawyer', by the words " to take to farm," is not to turn farrier, but to have and to hold in farm, meaning the power to demise, and the expression o f "to to take to farm," is taken from the Latin tenere infirm ana. According to the 2! Henry VIII. a clergyman could not take a house with garden and orchard in any village, for his residence, without being subject to the penalties of that Al, and therefore it was necessary to give the power of taking such residence to every spiritual person with licence of the Bishop. The Duke of NORFOLK said, he saw he had mistaken the clause, and desired to withdraw his Amendment. Amendment on motion withdrawn. The di , - cussion on the clause was then considered for a considerable time, by the Bishop of Durham, the Bishops of Oxford, Norwich, and London, and Lord Auckland, Lord Alvanley, the Earl of Ross. lyn, the Earl of Caernarvon, the Eerl of Carlisle, Lord Ellenborough, the Duke of Richmond, and the Lord Chancellor. The Earl of CAERNARVON objeCted to lodg ing the power of granting the licence to the Bishop:, or to any descriptions of persons whatever. He ea not mean to say this out of disresped to the Bishops. nor to convey any insinuation of their being likely to exercise any discretion, that might be lodged in heir hands, in any other but the most honourable man ner ; but it was the principle that he ohjaled to, and the possibility of such a power being abused and perverted to political or other purposes. The Earl of CARLISLE wished some sca:le of the extent to which the Bishop should exercise such discretion. The Bishop of DURHAM proposed a maximum, which should limit the extent' of the exercise, if a fit one could be found—or if not, a minimum, below which the Bishops should not allow their clergy to take additional lands to cultivate. His Lordship returned his thanks to the noble and learned Lcrd for the luminous explanation of the clause which he had favoured the Committee with, and assured all the Lords present that he himself (and he was sure he spoke the sense of his learned brethren) would infinitely rejoice if Ite was invested with limited and defined discretion, than with an n: li mited discretion, which was an invidious power, and must put them to much inconvenience, at the same time that it would provoke the envy and ar ger of their Clergy, let their endeavours to ext../ - else it be ever .59 impartial. The Bishop of NORWICH proposed a limita don, by a scale of estimation of the livings of the inferior Clergy, and he would take them rather largely, at 1001. for instance, to afford the Bishop the greater latitude as to the quantity of additional land, that he should licence his Clergy, according to the nature of the c ne, to elite in farms. His Lordship objeated to any limitation by the number of acres, because from the great variety of the soil, and the richness or poverty of the land, in different parts c.f the kingdom, and in different parts of the same diocese ; twenty acres in one part or place, might be of eely different value to what it might be in another. 'the Bishop concluded with moviree an amendment, founded on the proposition which he had statcd. Every Bishop who spoke expressed a wish to have the discretion they were to exercise, as to the power of granting the licence under this chaise put under sonic limitation ; and 'said, that in ri!spe:t to the discretion in the clause, the clause itself was a soe tary one, as in every other clause due limitatiLes were provided. Some Noble Lord proposed to limit the Bishop% licence to twenty acres, some to thirty, and some to forty. The Duke of RICHMOND thought it was unjust that the power of taking farms was not extended to stipendiary Curates and the unbeneficed Clergy. as well as to bmeficed Clergy. His Grace spoke at some length on this. Lord ELLVNBOROUGH professed himself to have been much struck with the arguments of the Noble Duke, and thought the Noble Duke's sug aestion emitled to very serious consideration. The LORD CHANCELLOR could not think that any wise or proper limitations could be pro vided, or that the clause would be altered with am advantage whatever. If the Committee would now agree to it, under the understood idea that it was in another, stage to be reconsidered, he would endea vour to reconcile his mind to such an alteration of it, as so many other Noble Lords seemed to approve. Lord ELI.ENROROUGH undertook to frame some amendments that would meet the obje,l3ns which had been stated by different Noble Lords, if the Committee would agree to receive the clause. The Duke of RICHMOND said, that a mere proper way of proceeding would be, not to adopt a clause which they all thought ought to undergo far► then consideration at another time, bat to postpoule the clause, and he moved it accordingly. The Earl of SUFFOLK objected to the laat part of the next clause, that of enabling spieitital persons to bold lands and estates as property in t: - • mallow herein provided, at hi Imo Perinar*.t: % ISE This Day are published, in One Vulu:ne, price 7s. boardv, COMMENTARIES on CLASSICAL LEARN ING : defttibing its Advantages to the several Proffs 'ions and Stationsuf Life, to the lawyer, the Physician, the Divine, the Naval and Military Officr.r, the Statesman, the Poet, the Painter, the Sculptor, the Musician, and the Mer chant. .including also a Sketch of the Lives, and a brief Re view of the N.ritinjes of die principal Poet, Orators, and Histo dans of4ireece avid Rome. By the Rev: D• H. URQUHART, M. A. Ptcbendary of Lincoln, S c Sec. Prigted foe T. 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