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I NUMUER 1680.1 TH EAT R E-ROY AL, HAY:H.IRK gr. 'FIRE Public are respectfully informed, that I this THEATRE will OPEN THIS EYENING,. June 13, 'son, with the Drains of 114 E CASTLE: SPECTRE! • Osmoud, Hr. Young: Regiushl, Mr. Thomson; Perm Mr. Trebv ; Festal. Philip, Mr. Wafhly ; nlotlry, Mr. Liston ; tieurick, Mt. Wharton ; Hassid ' Mr. Palimw, jan.; Crowe. Evelius, Mrs. St. Leer (her Grit ay pearsu,e on this stage three six years); Alice, M rs . Wr e n- T ort Atigela, Mys. Ilellamy (from the Theatre-Royal, Bei ges:, Witig her cast appearance on this stage). Previous to tke Play, • Wasiak Neer, ias one act, ailed, SYLVESTER DAGGEM,WOOD. sonata Dagger/Food, Mr. Palmer, jaa.l, Festion, Mr. 'Greve. Te wbirb will he added, the area of THE LYING VALET. Gayle's, Mr. Ratner, jug. ; Jasiiee Gottle, Mr. Wharton ; Bers.Trippit, Mr Mehsite ; Itharp, Me. Mathews. Melissa, rto Campy Mrs Gadabout, Mn. leothal ; Kith 's• Gibbs. BMUS, ; Tint Clattery, et.; Reared Gallery, 110 ...0101.0111 to be opened at Sue o'Clowk, and the Perform auce to bug."' at Seeto Places fur the Itoxri to be taken of Me. Membegban, at the Theatre. To-umwroo the Tragedy of Hamlet Hamlet, Mr. Young ; tke; which. Forewee's "tube '744ity, the Vlbeal of }amuse ; with Uwe Law:lm at Lnelcamiths—And on Monday, The Stranger; with To.o rhumb The LAST NIGHT hit TWO of the COMPANY'. PERFORMING this REASON: TIIRATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. pilIS PRESENT EVENING. June I i, IROS, Their Mai sties' Servants will set the Comedy of A BOLO STROKE FoR WIFE. colow4 Feipmen. Mr. Raniditer'; Freeman, Mr. Put nam; Obadiah Prim, Mr. Dowtou Sir Philip Modelove, Mr. Fenley ; Periiwinkle, Mr. Mathew.; Mrs. Prim, Ales Sparks, (her first appearance in that character ;) sail Anus Lovely, Miss Slellou. In the course eif the evening, the celebrated song of "The Storm," by • Gentleman, and a favourite Hornpipe, by Mr, Awes, (their Met appearance on mi. stage.) After which the Musical Entertainturot of ROSIN A. Tomorrow. Lose is s Tillage, with Ties Mayor of Garrett. Friday, The Belie'. Stratagem*, with No 'hew No Supper. GIBRALTAR PANOR AM.I, LEICESTER-SQUARE. MR. A. BARK Eit respretrallv informs the Public, that, in consequent!. of the Eaersv•s threats la attack Gibraltar, he has -.e.oreoeti his VIEW of that Fur. tress and Ray, thinking it a subtect likely to gratify the Pats sad give very praicral itiformation. A highly-finished View of Hie CITY of DUBLIN is also oven. Admittance to each Paiutisg, Ose Slailling.—Open iron tea till dusk. GRAND S TATE LOTTERY TO BEGIN DRAWING teeth of THIS MONTH. rrICKETS and SIIARES are no Sale by JL HoDGES. PAIN E tied CO Stack-Broken, 149, Ox ford-street, end s, Cornhill. The Scheme enstsitis ti Prizes of ea,nool. earl, also Prises el to,uoal. s,neot. t o nnoi. scut Lc. Sm. and only IS,suoTieViets. Hodges and Cu. beg leave to observe, that this is the only Lottery that ever contained 6 Prises of 20,0001 they there fore recommend seemly purchase. N. B. Prisms foray amount pad on demand. 70111 SIX PRIZES C'apital, begins DraA istli r.m STATE LOT T EltY, of topoot, and ao Geed of this bleatir. ti ....Prises 0f.... L 20,nnu 7 .... Pritel at.. L. 300 p * 3 5 TICK In S and SHARES are Satin by HAILARD, RI7RNE, and CO., Stuck.lookers, at their State Lottery Oilier, 93, audit the Royal Eechauge, anti no where else le Limbos uu their account. Letters, post paid, duty answered, and le hem?". Trails. Batik, India., and South Sea •-icicita, wit.. their ',wrest As sullies, fedi* ligude, Exchequer Rdls. a-1d all kinds of Oss veratuent Securities, Bought and Sold to Coin:mission. REAL BARGAINS AND CURIOSITIES; ass very exclaims Charalirns, as. the Dress ; 160 rich Lustre', los. 6d. worth a to. ; PIO yar of the Gant Gingham*, as. tid.; and near 1041.1 sew printed Caaihrirs sad 3luslins, only lig, worth gss.; the must ',motif's' White Cambric Robes, 14s. worth 3.4.1 SO 'transparent Georgian ditto (a sew Wive) Its. ; sad 110 in coloured work s7s.; with 400 satin works, spats, and tambours, at haMprice; ISU line India !serviette fur Cravats, es. Gd. the "quart ; souther lot, very curious, at as. sue Madras Lai Cloths go, worth 45. lid.;, go ditto gs. Id. Abs mist ere* brought from India; 3000 Real Nankruria,4llL the pied; 500 Cambric Muslim', yard and half wide, as. per yard, worth as. 3d. ; and 350 the Horst made, SS fid.; 130 French Cambric', from gos. to too piens ths piece ; and eoo Houdin,' ditto, from Its. to a guinea ; goo dozen hurroback towels, (soiled), may as.6d. worth tbs. with Counterpanes, Table Linen, Calicos, Irish Cloths, kc. strikingly cheap, at N EWTONiII, No. It. Leicester-square, near the Patio rains. Lashes will have the goodoess to be particular is name sad 'somber. GLOUCESTERSHIRE—MANOR AND ESTATE OF WAPLEY AND CODRINGTON, IN GLOUCESTER SHIRE, NEAR BATH AND BRISTOL. rro be SOLD b AUCTION, at the Bush A Ina, Bristol, on THURSDAY the gist ley, tens, the MANOR of WAPLEY said CODRINGTON, with the Court-Noose, and several 14:sable Fares, let to Te wants, whew loran. expire at Lady-day neat ; sad aloe neve ral Estines on Leases fur Lives : containing in the whole 1,0•0 Acres and upwards, with the great Tythes of the Parish. . . Itoate contains very rich sod rateable Laud, sod imprises nearly thy whole Parish, and is situate 12 toile,. ...wilt fr., m Bristol r Bath, and the road fruin Bath to Cl..ncreo er ruses orar it. Ps :ii may be had of 'Messrs. Graham, Kiaderley, and Donwrille, !felicitate, Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Black end Chapman, Barreiro, at the.r Chambers in the Temple, London; of Sir. J. A. Wickham, at Frame; of Mr. Juke Braito•r, Jeerer ; of Messrs. Clarke ac.d Sou, Solicitors, Bristol ; of Mr vi..sui Higgs, thm Hailill of the Manor, who will she'', the sad at the . I:Assii Mu, at Bristol. LEAUTIFUL WOMEN tr"E greatest Marais!) to Beauty is superfluous .11.1:-, on the P.cc, Neck, nod Arres—HUBERT'S asEAT POWDEP. immediately removes them, le as clegnrit ertirl., perfectly ionereut sod pleasant to W, price • v. awl .7s. Sold by the Proprietor, Wholem'e end Retail, No. se, Romell-street, Cureat-garden ; Overton, 47, Bond•street ; 'mummy 3, Cheepside ; Thorn, 45, Onford.strect ' • Davison, Flert-street ; 8011, Dublin ; Baiter, Edinburgh and ; Liverpool+, Simeon, Hertford; Rolls ',reentry ; Gilburd, Breglovot ; Itfitehetl, Colchester ; iHleri, Melrbei, Cbellmbint : T):nbs, Worrester Sloinver. To wo. rod 111 4.1147 Iva a...-4204441 allossms u Deetre 1;riltolb VICTUAI.LING-01TICE, Jost 14, ;Its. TCOMMi SS 1 EitS Arr. Fidmanitir ifs* a litiVoit's Nary do tiered" ere Notict, That no %VIEW N EsDAY, tune aistartt, they mitt he ready to receive %le der. in wri'ing (ended op), aid treat for ONE ELTNEEED TONS of CHESHIRE, DFAOWSHIRE, WARWICK SHIRE, 444 GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Chee.e eferial gnash:era ; aid for EIFTY TONS of ROSE CORK (e,e,eds) BUTTER or BRITISH BUTTER, of oyadl goadoew : to if deter ed, orre-hal f therm! is a fortnight, sad the resosiwler in • fat:tight allerward., into His .ilesiesty's trolling Store. at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis, payable with fic'ereW, lanes, days rifler date. The COllltilioas Vale ellOI MCI I WV he seen at the Secretary's No regard win be had to ono 'Dater is which the Prke :hall .at he inwried in ward. at leagth, or Mat shall not he dela-erect to the Board before Owe Welsch at the said frettivday, the 4101 brew:, ; law unless the Person who make. the Tender, or woo Penedo on his bahaV, ahead*, to answer when calk:l.4r. PROPERTY TAX FOR THE YEAR is... TUE COMMISSIONEItS fur crecuting .the Id t eat mith at Ili* present illetiesty, fa granting Ditties ailt the lbee.i!.* arising/mos Property, Prufes.innt, Trades, and Orees, wethix tl.tt City of Loadoe, chat ortic.., That all peraons enlaced is .any trade. manafactiore, sdreatore, ur esramiew.'nfin any profession, employment, ur vocation, are to be charged at the place ohere such trade is carried on, or such profesaion, einpio),ment, or vocation is eaercired.-- The informetlaa it peek-Warty desitened t. pretent per sou ens pinyati a. Clerk., Fe. to Merchant*, Trader., nr others, frees r - turning the pope. 0' their salaries and emolument* at the p!aces f r their renderer, eartead le the playa rakers they desire their ?reit.; as each ervoisenas returns render thee" liable to pe amities, and to the ineonveierace of bring astrchssegad, which' the Caminissioserr see alompalcairons parties sboold avoid. 13y order of the Board, nth June, tees SAMUEL FORD, Clerk. ••• Ti.e principals of home. is trade, Sir. are also in formed, that a penalty attaches on them fur net relenting to the Anomie of the District a list of permits employed by I them, maul their places of abode. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, • R LI Just! I, lima. OT of DIRECTOIN of the J. C ROY-U.-EXCHANGE VOWS INCE de krehy vice Meier, That (two TRANSFER BOOKS will be .vhd, ,fteno TUESDAY, the Its ofJaae, Indust, to TUESDAY, the 12a of Je.'y weld ; and that a GENRIAL COURT .e the said CORPORATION rut he holden at Acir 00Ttee, ea WED NESDAY the gtvh of Jueei.tea? at Meuse e'Clock is the 741011,01111, tenconsider if • DIVIDE...niI. SAMUEL PENNING, JAL Svretary. _ _ N.ll. A nerviest' is doily gives at the end bike awl at their Nice PoU-staaft, fir the aterersate ileiltinge Goode. Mereleasdies, mai Kill's, is Iferietar, iia Dock, or while bead.' ivg, from Loser Dow, hip Ora; sod sisi fin the Assursace of. sad Assuities ea, Lives. R OYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.- PRF.VENTION OF DEATH. CAUTIONS : I. Never to he held op by the feet t. Not to b rolled oo casks, or other rough maze. 3. Aron) the use of .It it cli eases of nopereut aced's. RFSTORATION t.F 1.1 IS hat them dont-An griekly. The Thownest-..1. Colony carefully t'lw body, with the head raised, to the *rarest cossesiest house: Strip mid dry the body o clean the smooth end nostrils. a. Le. the fay •• abamr.e wouiven4 to be impessit to the en in summer. 4. The fueirty'e Proms • Is t•t ►e used fur two hours. It is au absurdity to suppose persJut irrecoverable, because vita lity dues out soon return. 5. Bleeding wily to be used un the attendance of a medical practitioner. • Gratuitously delivered, so Tuesday sud Thursday, be fore eleven, St No. a, Spitat-square. Niguel by order, JOHN BEAUMONT, flee. NEW-INVENTED WINE-COOLERS. —..- 13ELLATT and GREEN, Glues-blakers to the King, and Inventors of the Patent Illuminators, ho. 16, South Side tit St. Put'. Church-yard, Londuu, beg to inform their FT iOll4ll and the Public, that they have selected a very large Ammetaseut of Wine-Coolers, of various Patterns and tanalities, at very redeem, prices. P. and G. feel confident of receiving a preferesee from a generous public, on account of their being the first intro deems of these ..dal This day is pahlished, privy as. A Il 114 t(IICS, sersuned is a 'myopic-nuns Me thud, coo retell to Hilary Tr rin, tons. Printed for the Compiler, W. Reed. Law Bookseller, Bell y ard, Trople.b:ir , Successor to Brooke sal Co) ; sold also by Fleming sod Phelan, Upper Orniond-Unay, N.B. Law Libraries or Parcels of Nooks purchased. ••• With s view to assist the immiries of Gentlemen of the profession, es to the best editions of Law Books, this ompilat has liven undertaken; the Compiler has aimed at correct simplicity, and has einkovoured to form such an arriingenient 1.. s will waist the memory of the mailer, and not perplex his search by a confused mom of iniscellsueoas matter. Shortly will Ire published, the t4e , eutel Vulgate of SPECINIENS of the Vs' rious Kinds of MUSIC referred to and performed in the Courses of ILostairos read at ()stunt, it the Royal Institution, sad at tLs Pirtt Roosts, Hawser-square Leedom). By WILLIAM CROTCH, Moe. Doc. Prof. Kw. Moo. No. 2, Duchess-street, Portland-pfscs. Price to Subscribers, it. is. each Volans. To Non.Sitharribers, The Milt will consist elf Timer Felonies ; the First con. taionig National Mimic ; the Second Srieutifie Music, bout its invention to the middle of the eighteenth misery ; the Third, from the above period, to the persist time. Sahreribern to the First Volume will be consideied as Sub swearers to the Second and Third, wale's they nifurna the Editor or Mr. Birchall to the contrary. Soliscribers to the Fitter Volumes will be entitled to the former, at Salmeription Price. The Seincribers are respectfully tod to send fiw the Work to Mr. Eireliall's Music Sbop, m r. 133, New Bond street. 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WFL)NFSDAY, JUNE 15, 1808. t~EW PUI lids day is published, price late. in boards, • New (being the Thirds with conanitrahle Additiuus, of A. COMPENDIUM of the LAW of EVI DENCF.. By TIfOI4AS PEA KE, Esq. Of 1 asiculu's Inn, Barrister at Law. London: PrMted for W. Reed, Imw Bookseller, Bell yard, Trinple.Bar and Flemiugaud Pbelan, Upper O. 11111144. ‘ltuiy, This day is blisl2Tc - d, In two ;rile pen* tis. in boards, A N AI RIIIGNIENT of the LAW of NISI AL PRIES. By W. SELWV N, Jun, Esq. Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barrister at Low. Lemke : Fretted fur W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Belt yard, Temple-Bar ; and Fleming and Phelan, tipper Or asesid.Quay, Dublin N.B. The Third Part of the above Work, just published, price los. tid. in boards, may be lind separate, to complete Sets. Speedily will be published, ATREATISE, entitled PARLIAMENTARY LOGIC; to whisk are subjoined, two Speeches, deli vered in the H once of Commune of lrelaud, and other Pieces. Ily the Right Hun. WI LULA NI GERARD HAMILTON. 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Book IV. contains au Ac count of the Sento-Sevin Colonization, a History of the Coital Eltimlom of Scotland, from A.D. tooy to 1306, with the Ecclesiastical History, Law, Moaners, Commerce, Ship ping, sad Agriculture, chitin this period. The Volume is concluded by Suppl. 01C114441 Views of subsequent tiaser,dmiu to.the parotid day. Li. The HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the Church and City of LICHFIELD • custaiiiing its ancient and pre sent State, Civil sad Eccle;iiestieal, collected from various public Records, sod other !authentic Evideuces. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood, F.S.A. Late of University College, Oxford. Headeumely misted, In Oae Volmse, ate. and Il luatrstr..l by Engravings. Price it. ifes : is hoe ids. L)IPER!AL PARLIAMES HOUSE OF LORDS—TriII:IAV, JL nig 14. Tt. Malt Duty Bill, the Irish Auction Bill, the ('upper Duty Bill, and lbw Sugar sad Coffee E.xrect Bill, primed through Cosuutitteirs, sad were lepurted aitliuut any amend ment. _ . Mr Wu ARTON, and others from the House of Commons, hrutight up the Sugar Distidation Rill, the Paddington Canal Coal Bill, the Loan Bill, sad the Irish C'ostoms nod Excise Bill, which were laid upon the table, sod read a first time. Lord II W PLEIIRtIRY expressed his intention to mace, on ermine day, that the Sager Distillation Bill be read a se cond time oil Monday next. The Duke of NORFOLK observed, that be understood osiodser Bill, respecting Distillatioa from dawn, would he beilusgtit up from the Comma's, and he thought it would be ospedient that both these Bills should be taken istu consi deration at the none time. Lard HarrlttllßUßV was not aware that any Bill similar to that alluded to by the Noble Duke would be brought up to that House. The Carl of LAI:DaIai:IA LE 1110Ved, "That a Menage be seat to the House of Commons, riviesting that Haase to comnsuoicate to their Lordships the three Reports respoetiag 1 the Distillation from Coco, laid before a Committee d Übe delve: House " The Motion was agreed to unanimously. Lord ELIOT mowed," That a Message be nest tape Hoses of COMMOVII, desiring that House to eurateataieste to their Lordships the Reports laid bcforellse Committee toted for the imestigstioa of Mt Palmer's darns." His t‘lahip take made a smiler motif*, " That Mr. Charles Long, • Member of the other Hesse, be required to attend their Led ships' bar, to be examined as to the engagements entered into between Mr. Palmer see His Mokiesty's Guvel ut." Both these mottoes were agreed to. DROITS OF THE ADMIRALTY The Earl of Sureota wished to be informed from the Noble Secretary (Hawkesbory) if any an swer could be returned to a quest he hod put some time ago, with respect to the appropriation of the drvits of the Admirallt) lie co.isitlered the qnestioo of great importance to the penile of this country, that they might know how a million and a half of the redly money hail heen expended. and he supposed the returns nrist now he made out, whereby information might bt gives him on that ►ubject. Lord Hawitzsavey said be was lint able to give the locomotion asked for by the Noble Earl. • HIS MAJLSTY'S Upon the Order of the aiv being morel, P er taking into consideration ilis Sisgciety'6 rci . • it ncressary to say much respectiuk the Message befor;! the House. hie should wily ouserre, that it WAS the usual Message upon these occasiolis, and, therefore, *without ftirther delaying tht it Lordships' tune, he should move the usual. Addres., " Thaakina His Majesty fur his gracious Message, and expressing their Lordships' hearty concorience ' tu .nahling His Majesty, under all the circumstances of an extruded warfare, to counteract the designs of his ruirmi,s, add their readiness to supply His Majesty a ith every nuaus of dekoce fur the protection of his own dominions.' The Address wits then read, stud agreed to una niaiously.—Adjourned. 4 -, ,, s ( 7 . 41.: „ • .!. •- . .. 01 . 6 , :e. i.... ; er • . i, ,I - • •-...., f .. .. :. r . ,t -', O W A. 7 • s : )vatitnee " " i.. , • IP"•( $ ' • ..14/ 4...7. , I N . ii. : r 1.3 ....l e :. , • • • • \ < 17 0. 73—, % 1 / 4 1W --- . PRICE SIX-PENCIL kw Edition I Lord Ilairay.sauar stated, that Indict not 1 LOUSE OF COMMONS. IlleVtu trite gave notice, tbat upon Thursday hr should rouvefut leave to bring in a Btil to amend the Law• ..espeLt- lug Cups Nights. The Barraek COMPlliSdioners'Auditin Bill was read a third tiiwr and raised. The ifSlit Trade Bill was sasamitiai, sad time repave or dered solar received ft-morrow. The Clustirsou Lines Biel VAIIS COCUUlittell, and ordered to he reported tod 'Thursday mit. The Hare Shooting Bill and the trial, Malt Bill were eseF rally read a third time sod parsed. The Suhdivisiton Cho, ks Bill, the Post Horse Duty Farm ing BiU, the Prise Goods Bill, and the Irish Svirit Itegula titoußill, were severally read u secumi time, aed ordered to be committed to-morrow. The limese ueut Tutu a Committee upon the Pumnimoey Note Itestriction Bill. Th.- re port to 'Jr seemed tomorrow. Mr. HU111,11301 , 4 ohleirseil leavr to tiring in a Bill to i.a. tend the Proeisiors ut the 40th of the. King, retatire to the (;reilado, Loon. The following 11.114 were sererally reported, and ordered tit, be recd a third time toonurrow, viz.—The Sinu;xling trention Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish Permits 11111, the Pilots' Bill, the Irish Exchequer Of Comren sation Bill, the Irish Luau Bill, and the Spirit Intel c uursu Suspension Bill. The Uremia of the Committee of M'ays and Means, and the Committee of Supply, were sesra 411) I ruuuLt up. The Resolui ous were read bud a%uecd to, and Bills ordeccd ac cordingly. . . . . Cron the motion of Mr. MANNVI 6, tier HOW(' I. tilt into a Committee upon the Welch Coal Dolts', in diich he prttp,wed several Itesolittioes, sitering sad extemhue than I leers, which steer severalty agreed to, sad 0 , 1 the House rran:niuJ,RepOrt WWI 01det;r1 Al b e ; e rt ,Te,i to. t a,,, , Mr. Ilusals,ox brought up t!le Cothe Eviie Doh Bill, whirls was read a first, nod ordered to be read a seethui time to-morrow. Mr. YORKE, seeing a ri g !kt tidttourat.le Gtnt ICIORII in his piece, row ' and exprea‘ert I. know arm shot day real week he twain to orn,,,r tLe third readm the Shriek Local MilttneAttll, 1.• h been ateleot OIYOR the focuser discussion or the ,J.., and therefore wished to stat his sentunents upon t!,3t G‘c.sion. The LOR 3 Atv oceTK of SCOT t.A ND armored, that aseztrt to In iug it forward upon 51 owity ;kat. DrBLIN Pt:Llt •E Upon the motion a Sir ARTHUR. WELt.romer, tlia hit Police Bill was read a third time and passel . LING'S PROCTOR IN PRIZE COVRTIC Sr ell 4ILLES . POLL 111 parl - 12 - 1171 - 1 - t. 01 : -6-1-;;Int1, rose to make his mutioo %sip«, stossiseeyout,,to MI purpose of permitting Officers of His Maje sty's Navy to have the selection of more than one King's Proctor in cowilucting their prize causes. It was so long ago as the year Ilitili that the appoilitineat of that officer took place; a period when our limy was but of comperatively small extent to what it is at the present day. Now, by the papers upon the table it would appear, that more than 3000 , prize caiises had passel! through that person's hand. its the space of the last four yearn--a mass of hu tribes' which it was impossible could he overtaken by one individual. Besides coaducting these causes, the King's Proctor was often called upon to address the Pnvy Council, by way of memorial, mid in all these dub.! none was allowed to act but him. The bill of costs, upon an averag 4 on each of these causes, would amount to KO. each, so that the total would amount to 300,0001. during the last four years. If, however, the costs should amount to ten tunes that sum, that would not consti tute his objection ; but what principally operated upon his mind was the impossibility of that person trausacting such a quantity of business in a man ner atiVabifil,geous to the public, or as it ought to be deem That officor was, therefore, under the necessity of taking a partner, who was trot a King's Proctor, and ..:0 or OS clerks. His wish, therefore, was, that the House should come to a resolution, expressing their opinion— " That the duties of the Office of His Majesty's Proctor or Procurator-Geurrul, touchiog matters of Priam in the High Court of Admiralty, arc so numerous that it is cap - dieut that three or more Proctors be appoioted to andertale the business of His 3lsjrates Navy." The A D V OC ATIE4; IC N LIU I. objected strongly I. this motion , as no good ground had been laid down to justify its adoption, no actual abuse of power, nor any inconvenience haring arisen from these duties being perforated by one individual. lie was surprised the lion. Baronet had not ap plied to the Admiralty, during the various changes that had taken place;the more especially,aa during a period of eight or nine year*, there was fully as much business as at the present moment.. This, he thought, afforded a pretty strong pre •.iiiiptieu that that Honourable &mutt bad taken a wrong impression 'spew the subject. The plan now sug gested could neither be founded upon public po licy, nor tend to the advantage of - the navy itself. Tree Honourable Mover had only traced hack the patent of the appoiutment to the time of the ereat tire in London, although it might easily be traced to be of as long standing as the Constitution itself. and as old as theappointments of the Attorney end Solicitor-General, or soy other Law Officers of the Crown. The King's Procter acted as His Majesty's Law Officer in those Courts where prise qiestious were agitated, and was interested for the Crown in all those causes where prizes were adjudged to b.-- long to the Croix 11. It was therefore a niatter of prerogative that the Crown should h :re the charge of the property, until etch time es it ea: adjudged either to below.; to the csptor or to the King. In many case* too, it ini,..,:it he necessity that the Crown should release captures before sentence couldsi ships,se le I .. ti t ie s ti a l l t r w S ; e ' : r e u e d u i ' i s . h e . li i aln and :. Danish t o aci f b c b o n ; 0 i n d .. n i k y ' :e e d . with g on d a o v t i h r e e:r taken plce in certain y.orLL. In consequence of think !7, ,S ;~.: I':+