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V 1 6.i.... I 4rittob ~„, ( , ~,:, . r . C l i V, 4 , ;-:•• !IT *Aif.:lX* ‘Citt 1)14 - _ NUMBER vroq.) TR EATRR-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. rs. PRESENT EVENING, July 1, isoe, will be presented, the Comedy or FIVE MILES OFF; J /ANTS a SITISTION. al LADY'. NiAirsiwyrpra ROW* MAID. is a timid', has no objection to travel. • Yuan Woman who hos a ledge of dress-Oohing, lived two years ila her last plate, from which she ran have a good character. ?ICU. to adds.:as, post •paid,) to C. S. at No. 46, Carey-street, LincJin's-: air fields, which will meet with thee alleatliss. LY 1, 1808. PR ICE SIX-PtYCZ. 'PENAL ,PARLIANEYIt Al MY CONTRA(.'*.. Cv:4:IIISSARYAOLNAIRALIIQPYKSBj 17.0 USE 0? LORDBO.-.TiNISIDLY, SO. ROXIILRGH PREI:.4 F E. Mr. Erskine for Lc: er.ti kar. •c01.. , •am foe •-e7ar Esse: tier, awl the I.urd lcvcruts and l b e . :ttnrney.(4l , on behalf of the Crown, ucre lward lich ffe a C"niralltie of Privileges. The arguments of the two Newt; Cirati""; wars opposed to the former, lussutuch that the wo r , "." 1 "' die: Out include alto the title. 'lke Solicithe4sesend s. P.e°B - lama produced its evideuce a deal Wu, anu it ur.' ...., tuitted tabu laid before the Committee, u so far Mettle& tiiiit it sight be referred to in respect to the iscsuiug of the word "estate." Farther proceethsp twinging, at half past uue o'clock. OM, 'PIE FINGER-POST. *ills, Flail, Mr. Thompson ; Kaleudar, Mr. Tawny ; L e mma, Mr. Farley; Rprinins, Mr. Mathews; Flourish, (with • soog) Mr. Limos. Mary Flail. Mrs. Mathews; diet* Mrs. Gibbs; Lams Luckless (with a Son), Mn. p,,,kois to wbieh will be performed, the Farce of A MOGUL TALE; NO CAPITAL DRAWN THF. FIRST DAY. NEXT TUESDAY will be the Second My% 1. 1 1 Drawing of 0 , ,e Grand State Lottery. Tickets and Shares, warmuteti toalrawo, are on Sale at the Mikes of !DODGES, PAIN E, sad CO. !;tack Brokers, 140, Daunt. street; eid 9, Coyalaill. . . , . The prese nt iii the oely Lottery that ever contained SIX Prince of en,ocrl. - - Pi 1: Prices to any mound paid on drinand. Ott, A PEEP AT THE BALLOON. The Mogul, Mr. Thompsea ; Omar, Mr. Noble; Dr. Pe gs-4, Mt. Greve; Johnny Atkins, Mr. Mathes,. Irene, Ph, Stokes ; Sheba, Miss De Camp ; Fanny, Mrs. Gibbs. After the Comedy, a Farce, performed but once, called, PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT; OR, THE PORTRAIT OP MICHAEL CERVANTES. With New Scenery, Demises, Ise. the Characters by Mr Fasecrt, Mr. Liston, Mr. Ma this., Mr. Grove, Mr Feigner, Jun., Mr. Farley; Mrs. Thwenport, Mrs. Misibiiss, Mrs. Gibbs. The New Farce of Plot and Counterplot haring bees re ceived ir:th universal bursts of laughter and spplanse, by a brilliant and crowded audience, sill be repented ;very even ire tiU *Om.. G. TNEATIE, 'React' a, too*. l i r R. AVATERS, Joint Proprietor of the above OIL THEATRE (in right of his Executorship to the hie Mr. GOOLD), begs Leave to inform the Public, sad ell whim it may concern, that be sill in no wripebatrivr be responsible fee any Debt Of Debts that may be contracted by Jmylor, on aerostat of toe *bore Property, who takes mo.n himself tie maabagemeat of the kings Theatre, or Oiers fleece. IUNO'S THEATRE, Maltose 7, ism. MR. WATERS, Joint Penprittor of the said i heatre, and Mortgagee of the other Prom itti r's sly .e, 'iu right of his Executorship to the late Mei Could'. 'kinks it incumbent on him to request the \uhi hts and Geotry, Sebseribers to the Opera, to pay no Sab an Iptioas bat into the hands of Messrs. Davison, Nuel, Templer and Co. the legal Bankers to the Coo com, whirls Suhscriptions must be placed to the savant of the Trustees of the Theatre and should say Lady or Gta tletain be Maimed to pay th eir Subscription into any other Closanel but dust ahme-sicationed, the same may be dis puted hereafter. It having been intimated to Mr. Waters, that Boxes, which have kr years bete retained by the Nobi iity and Creatry, Subscribers to the Opera, are not secured to these Honourable Persons, since Mr. Taylor has taken upon himself the Managensent oldie Comets, Mr. Waters tbirefore talus this opportuaity to wanes as Emmet fur the ingwnlatiou of tlw Subscribers, from the Trust deed, dated estb August. 1792, .4. It is hereby declared and agreed, that no Person ete now is, or at auy time or t: web hereafter shall be, is perm. trio% of a Rini or Bowes, as the bead Subscriber th. the Proprietor thirsted, oh-. removable at the will, plow sure, or esprwit,of the said William Taylor, his E..ecntisrs. Administrators, or Assigoers, exePui oy 'limitary surrender sr sesiguatiao thereof.' By which it appear, the :.e -tort have out a power of divposseasiag ay of iOa Subscribes .1 their respective Deuces. THE CAPITAL. rftizrs YET B.ZikAIN TO BE DISPOSED OP. ' ' THE immeiT;;-11 R left WHEEL. materna t. 4.1 the SIX GRAND PitlW at 9e,n 4 :41, illeabbs .nlie Mier. e( 5.c0f41., i,0041 it., &e. sac. pt wed I,tAnta.., which ..atlfr Prue tir..‘ , tka frit elty.---REC0:11) rIll . l . :.?..tv I NG, TZ.I4- -, LAX 'NMXT, Sob s tnelt Ell zed STALES, warranted oidrarn are oa flak at tbe Dietitian offaro is Taro sal Gooet;. GEOiIatiTEIRE 7 ..VAPIOR - Ail - Er ESTATE OP IrAPLIEV-AV It r,ODILINGTON, IN GLOUCLSI ER rtHIRE, NEAR &Val AN s. BRISTOL. 0 l.e SOLD by AUCTION, at the Bush lan, Bristol, ou THURSDAY the gist July, ion% the MANOR of WAPLEY sad CODRINGTON, with the Court-House, and serving valuable Finns, het to Ti. emits, whose terms expire at Lady-ds! next; and 'lsamu. ratEststss on Leases for Lire. : coutainior in the WISOIC 1,404 Acess sad upwards, with the great Tythes of the Pariah. ' This Estate contains vary rich and voidable Land, sad inwprises 'warty thy whole Parish, and is situate 13 miles, so well fru le Bristol us Bath, mud the road from Bath to Gloucester passes sear it. lbeiraLars may be bad of Messrs. Graham, liaderley, and Itoinville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ina ; of Merin Mack 'au' Chapman, SnArveyues ' at tlier Chambers in the Temple, lloltdon ; of Mr. J. A. Wickborii, at Emme , of Mr. Jobs Whom*, Exeter; of Meson. Clarke and Sou, Solicitors Bristol ; of Mr. Moses Hirrs, the NSW' of the Manor, who will shew the Estate, aaJ at the Bush Ina, at Bristol. ALL TRUTI-1 IS SALUTARY TO MAY, -rd whoever discovers or diffracts it is soy wortato, nod% an essential St rime to his (rands', and his Kind. • Pro—micmal w o love, of late, throsigh the medians •f rig l'tess, laid before thi ttiblie eye lb- v.itione symptoms eirsraorders, which, him eres, to th! delicate and stecepti big mind, it is only LICCCSIIaj rot as to glutei. at. We have the happiness to inform them pylons, wlio, titer from reinstitution or maiden, or acquired habit, forum .limst study, change of climate, violent disappointaeut, indeoltride grief, or excesses of any kind, laraitr strider those Ammer shieb result feu.si a derangeamat of NERVOIII SYSTEM, a general or partial DEBILITY, that, from the s j,,. o f Loom aecartl anatomical Imorltdge, with very elaborate chemical anal:.ra, we have it in our power to aware, in mast cases, a pericet remstabrahmeas of Mai* mud stiength. The harts, steel, and other tonic medicicts, wtsith have leerm srhainietered,„ is .ac elms of those comple.nts, we found, from esperleace, to be by is means raetriate le the eserformanee of a complete and Limn; cure; mod SICKCI:BY, the &edits:a', specific In im:ier cases, is mai. sersally liseseu to hr prodattive of tie most mnebavi.m ends on the human cooatitatioit; we bare therefore Maud, hi turning the staple of oar *Mallon taciimarely to tWs subject, and by the aid of 17 years experience is an Its least's. practice, to rarer to the public a raise of treatment tithe)), sew, which has is DU one instance hitherto been /upetra to fail. As a great part of these diseases lase its seat in the mind ; Ow has bees particularly attended to in the prevent 'mason ramie; and, as it is a fact, well Meows to professional meta, that persons ot each sex, and of all ages, of all situations in I*, and every :wampum& of character, ate liahle to these Assailers, particularly thole of elegant and cultivated minds, war) refined sentiments and feelings, and of studious aedels. eery Sabra, most especially those of a "sick zed lively Lary, and fertile imagination—the Peet, the Palot4z. and the Novelist—col thine ahem an affluent foctene and lug:a fail in gored:. hare extrhaded from all mistral lahora, and Agnitd• empimmeet: fir the sake of such Patients, whose ▪ I.3;aralls timid, are readcred stall sore so by the lery rate, p of their complaint, the strictest sttratims is paid • delicacy and set-Ivey, sad a certais, a pereseatet and ea- Atal (:an, is strieninly promised Myers 0111 RI E and CO.. esalte cit Iced ra t their ko., No. Halton-G a. Patients of Weer sox, z, personally, or by kite ? 'pa pod), ideating a eats hole, when tie arceseary Advice sod Medicines will given, or n.td to any part of the ittegdomi. Patients the temstry see sequerteed to dasseribe the par. colors of their complaints, ages, and general habit of • - bag•—•-\o. 107, Hatton Gard's. TO BRICKLAYERS. Pawner es dr. Maaw-t.s-Boser, 'use 23. THE VESTRYMEN for providing so addi— tional llnvial.Hesusii for else said Pariah, Jac. give notice, that they will meet st the Court-Hume, is Osfard etaret, en SATOH DAY, die HMI day of Jely nest, at eleven of the floc': in the forenoon, to receive propped, in writing, sealed up, fruit) any pervert or persess willing to rootrart with them for balk:lug the bemiell rp attiraf ebtemtbd new bm eiskyrovrait, did sorb adage worts as wry be then tbowrht ne cessary, agreeably to the description sad particulars, which, as well as the fora of the contrast, day be seen, sad every it formation give u, by applying to Mr. Hardwleke, No. 63, Ber seer-street. By Order of the Vestry, JOHN JONES, Clerk. , This day is published, is vol. price Pos. 6d. boards, THE GULISLAN: or, RUSE GAILDEN. Translated from the Original Persian, By FRANCIS OLADWIS, Esq. Printed for Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadeshalbstreet. This day is publishied, in one vol. price 6s. hi boards, the &rood Edition of FRAGMENTS, in PROSE and VERSE. a YOUNG LADY, lastly demised. With some accusal of her Life and Character. D I the dm:THOR of Sermons on the Doctrines and Defies of Christianity. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Ratch eted, Piccadilly; and S Cherie, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, a paw edition, Wog t►. lath, of SERMONS on the DOCf&INES and DUTIES of CHRISTIANITY, prise Y. i• boards, se octavo edition also, price so. in boards Tide air pitied, is three Volumes duodecimo, price 13s. boards, THE KNIGHTS. Tales illustrative of the • itlonelious. By R. C. DALLAS, Esq. NOM he Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Dune, Paw. eumiwiuvw. Of wbone may be bed, by the *me _Anther, AUBREY• A Novel- la 4 WOW. I !MO Price tite. boards. PERCIVAL ; or, Nature •indicated. The Second ticks Edi ln 4 large vole. ismo. Ise. sewed NOR LANDS Tales illustrative of the Simple and ilserikag. is 4 rah. luau. Price use Guises in boards. A GUIDE TO THE LAKES. I'Mo ley ore published. to Three VOWS.* idtgo the leveed Editing, price Igg. is boards, LE T E R 0 111 EN(;I, A N D. By Doi MANUEL ALVAREZ ESPRILLLA. "tiered for Laspeas. Hoot, at m, soi Orme, Pater hooter-riot. " 9f the romantic scenery 'boat the Lakes we have hers achalreve oescriptioa. We followed our trarrlicr with great o:euure thr ,ughusit the whole of this excursion ; the Dertel" very lively ant eutertaiiiiag. The subject ap pus to 1.1. quite ea ,genial Si the taste of the writer, who 'hews& delicate pereeptiou of the sublimity mid picturesque beauty of this delightful reriun. We bestow ua this part of the Work nue unqualified praise; and recommend it to our readers as the best account we have met with ea part of the country, which has been the *abject of so snug volumes of descriptluo."—Edin. Rev. No. 2i. This day are published, i■ Two Volumes, am price Owe GUMP is Mods, _ "VIEW /IRS of MARIA Co'untess D'ALVA ; being neither Novel nor Itussance, bet appertaining to both F. interspersed with Historic Pacts, and Comic Inci dents ; in the course of which are introduced Fragments and Ciresinstaness Rot altogether inapplicable to the Eimer es of the fore-sighted Defradersuf our Help Valli. By PRISCILLA PARLANTE. Published by Wittiest' Miller, AlbemarlimenteL MR. FOX'S HISTORICAL WORK, Just published, by Williams Miller, Albentarlastreet, AHISTORY of the EARLY PART of the REIGN of JAMES the SECOND with aa Intro ductory Chapter us the History of from the Acreesioa of the House of Tudor to the Or,uth of Charles the bicoud. • By the late Right Hoe. CHARLES JAMES FOX. To which is added, as Appendix of Valuable Original Do cuments, collected by the Author. N.B. The Edition is superintended, and a PREFACE praised, by Lord HOLLAND. The Work forms a Quarto Poloist, and is published is the tvo follow ing sires :—tet, Decry Quarto, printed on a gond Common Paper and clear Type, pint Thirty-six Shil lings in boards.-2A, Royal Quarto, pi inted elegantly on Aue Wave Paper, with a larger Type, price Two Guineas and a Half, extra boards. Each &Sitio* embellished with a Portrait of the Author, ewer bsfort eagraved, takes front the lest Bast executed LI Mr Nollikesa. The Engraving for the Royal Capital of a Urger site Mai that fief the Demy Copies. .. • - 37.8. A IV*26l;iion of the Appe' nail is published ; Deity Quarto, prate Five Shillings; Fto)st Quarto, price Seven Shillings and Sixpence. DtteeiTAkottet-s .1.40.15w, .111:4$117 4 4$(14. XTI)TICE it hereby give's to off refliJlM &tarn , c,neraei vi :0 *sprit the .;41fiwiii JlticSsi tot the C.',e of tire Arse, el-- BR CAD, Tu Ilia Miiii - sty's Joni Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Basrucks,is the undersonstiosed Couuttesapd Islands 113::rks, Berwick, Cornwali s Cumberland, Runts, Isle of Wight, Jcreer , LifICOILI, ..Northamiguit, Northutului laud, Stafford, Suss; Warwick, Westmorland, end Turk ; OATS, To His Mansty's'eatralry iuCantoniumns and Quarters, it do undermentioned Comities Cumberland, Der'ny, Devon, Darbaut, Ousts, No. Somerset, Surrey, and Westmorland ; That the deliveries are to commence ow and fur the usth duy of August next; that Proposals hi Writing, sealed sill, and 'sacked " Tender . for Army Sappho," will be reeened al this Office, us or befouse the tally day of July, (but awe will be received after Veveu ou that day), and if mot by :mat, the postage must be paid. Proposals mast be made separately for inch C.onety, mid Wawa, &Mauch must be amompanied by a I. tier hum two Persona of known property, engaging to betnue butiud with the Person teudering iu the *um which may be required for the due performance of the Centred ; and no Proposal will be noticed, sinless made on, or annexed to, a te prind Tender, and the Prime expressed in words at leattils; awe witless the Party, or an Agra foe hint, personally at tend us the following day, to know the deention thereat:-; and should it vu happen, that during the continuance of the Contract an troops should be stationed or aupplied in the County, the expenses of the Contract and Rood, paid in the drat Mate :ice by the Contractor, to be refunded to kiim by the Commissary-General. Particulars of the Contracts may be haul upon application at this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four , at the Office of Mr. Deputy Commissary General Asciotti, Edin burgh; and at the Office of Mr. Assistant Commissary Dumaresq, Jersey._ _ _ ATLAS ASSURATNCE COMPANY. rrtHE President and Directors of the ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY ocqrooiot the Proprietary cm' the Pah& is 'meat, that gay hare vexed • temporary OFFICE, No. 2, - BUSH-LANE, CANNON-STREET, for the Traoosetiores of FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCES, and that printed Proposals are ready for Delivery. ty °reit/ of the Directors, H. DESBOROUGH, juin. Secrotoro ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSCRANCE COMPANY, 'CHANCE-ALLEY, 6011NRILL; EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. For bloomnee from Fiat, nod 0 , 1 ;—MI4I for the GRAfT ea PO teIIAISE , of AN', insurances falling rine at Midsummer, th.iuld Ire renewed within Nitres days from that perunl. The Ativatit ass of t his Institut ton are numerous ; and, in some incances, supyriur to thole of other Companies. No charge is made for P4lirics isi any case ;—a vtry liberal Cols mission it lithOof d bwa Life insurance and n large deduction inland* on the premiums of all Fits Insurincrs unit of Lonahns. WARNER PRIPPb, hveretary YICTIJALLING-OFFICE, Just t 7, loot. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vietuelhig Hu Metfeeto's Nary the bentia Ore Notice, That on FRI DAY NEXT, tee Ist qf July, they trill be ready 10 receire Tenders in reit* fantod tip) wed frac _oe , h Arch Pecans an lOU andatthe to parttime all Me YEAST that Acid Ve: Palk' in Majetta's Brathosee at Dereforel, foe one year; fans that dog. The Catalina !V the Contract may he wooer at the Secontays Ojiat. Ai repent sill be had he any Tender in which the Prise /WI sat be isArted h trade of kricth, r that shall ea be eh:it'd a the Board Wore Ore o'Cleek UP the said Friday west, the let Jaly, tee ..he the Person who Natter the Tapir, er awe Parent at hie hogratf, attends, to anima whoa easel foe. YItTVALLIIi(:.OFPICY, Juts es, saes. riE COMMISSIONERS for Vicimoilisig His Memto, Noy dill hereby Bice Notice, That ete FRI DAY, the 0 Mot:Ade next, they will be ready to meek* Ten writing riesteet y.yJ, eed treat for SIX HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTS TANFIELD MOOR, LADY SIMPSONIi, or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS, (Rill pi t ) to it delivered in entire ettriterst, into Hit Ilfafrttit Vic tualling Storey at Depz.fird,, in lie proportions sad by the periods niderniention‘d, tit-- • 200 Chalk**, on or &rem the sash Aqua) Itoo Ditto, . ditto, ditto `‘ next. 900 bd 14, ditto, 15t4 Sept. 3 And to be paid for by Bills, payable kith' Interest, ninety day* aPer date. The Conditions of the Contract way be seen at the Secretary's t4Ac re. repo rd mil he here to CIT , / Tender in which the Price .hall be in.•erted in word.; at length, or that shall net be detiecred bo lie Board Ware Owl o'Clatk ea the said Friday, the ash if Ally seat; doe saw the Person solo mak,. the Tender, or Niel Person ea hie behalf, attends, to answer whew called /Or. VICTUALLirIiii.OrFICE, JUNE a,, 14011- HE COMMISSIONERS for Victualling Ills T Mojestis Wash do bray Ore Milk*, Thar cos TUES DAY, the 14tH !/July mat, tAry will be may to receive Tie. dery be orritiver (seated am), aid trove A* 'THREE HUN DRED TONS of IRON BUTT HOOPS, god for FIFTY TONS of IROV PLATE HOOPS, he to delivered in telt weeks, Jy weekly preopersivess,isto Hu lefaSeley's ficesailiag gores at DepVerd, aid to it paid for by Star, papaher rick Aferod. mimeo do y. effter rA. Ceerbeiene of do Camerae's, aid Semple* of the Mere, way lie mew at the liornstares Ai regard WI be 44 to say reader .4 whisk 444 Prior Asa see h e Meseta ise heeds r kook, er Char *hail aid be delasenreh t. the Beard Were Ow o'Cleck ex the sea Teeedej, the tal4 of Jeep sort, svie raker de Per-me 2, 4 ev serskse the Trade, it mew Perms am hi* behalf, snout, to answer apAsee .aped Ter - - RECISSID DAY OF DRAWING, NEST TVESHAY. riIICKETS and SHAKES, warranted Un &ma, a►e vino( by HAZARD, BERME, and CO. Rock Stoker, at tbeit State Lottery Ogee, 93, IMPirr t►e Royal Exchaogt, sad ao alma the la Loadon oa their account Messrs Huard, Prune and Ranters, beg leave most respectfully to inform the flublie that they bey.. no connec tion whatever s dti a ucirly-establdeast Lottery Oflicc. apwarill is a Raw ettiopron d in, but war way relntill or known toolbeir firm As frequent raiio;sdendasferas has anew in this impact, they think at necessary to Or! this caution, and to reqwest that Letters and Orders for ditty Hoosit Islay toe addie.sod, Huard, Lorne, mad Co. me Owe. This day are published, (embellished with a Portrait, Re) in Eighteen V 01.111104 Deny-Oetays, prier Nina GILIIIIHNO, aad un Royal Paper, prier Twelve Guineas, can boards, rI'IIE WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN, with a Life of the Author, and Notes, Thstorical, Critiesl, and Explanatory. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Arthur of " The Lay of the list Minstrel, - " Manilas," &c Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. It is a eircu sistance nether honourable to our taste, nor to our national revises, that 28 bUildred yeah hire e:sperd since the dee.th of Dryden (ore of the grratest assets in Fitz!isli Poetry), witboat baviug furnished a Complete Edi tion of Isis Works. la the earlier part of the last century, it Is p.mslak that she ' ...riser& and wok 'Jaded abnirstion rrf Pope, and the scboolof Poetry whirls hr founded, diverted the public satiation from a writer ileCtiel, 81 taste , tbonels excelling him grains • deficient in correctness, thLegb far superior in energy ititnarlit and diction. Bat as it is long 'Gore the publis bare looked bock with a faeturabls eye nu the ...Hes of the ancient and pows.vful poets of the scree teenth century, it is presumed that a ComplAse pillion of ElrysiciesWritings,comprelsensting bus wrigiaal Works of every description, mint mow be rousi•lesed as tilliag up the dis graceful blank in the literature of Euglaud . The Text is this pailleatius is Rhea arettrit.ly frAtt the be g s editions. The Nfites and Ilkshtrat ions are iti..h 40 11,te Jittated k) the I:4l:tui's deep moss of t 1 ispartaate of flee soli. ES" forming new eAtiahlishmentr. will F -AIII II 6na to their advantage to esti at 7sisi Onlard t, and vie* the fialleariai 6001)% pieced red chimp, and oilier ',today faraiture, at is W. yet yard, sterile as. ; 111114111 of every vetoer, from Is. ad. to es. i charged frost as. to tid • say gailt• and cumul7. r e= ft...' tie. 64.; 1541 pieces of real ttessi.* sheeting, assay sif thews fall yard sad half side, from as to 4. t oo ale riot fee servaats, ifs. 6.1. per pair ; ,iii • Irish sad tikutels ditto, at 49. 6d.; those at ss. ire shsrlate4 sniffle is bd. ; 300 farisitaie duettists of the best quality, at is. 6411. ; priers kilt' lima, strikingly t army ; fp) doers Itadrithack towels, at t id. i 400 pieces foe taSil• cloths, fall yard and Inlaid., at is ad. with a variety of vibes. goads, cannot be fuelled elseapsese, to be bold at Richards .ad ees,Pfo. 71, Oaford•atreat. The 'loyal itsoeut wu given, Isy eoneseissien, to the Lot tery Bill, the Six Million Eschewer Bilis Pill, the Irish Treasury bills Bill, the Irish sod Scotch Spirit Countervail.- big Lally bill, the Brazil Penage IBM, the Atscrielot Bill, the Couttairolootre ileetiugs Bill, the Learn Pi.lice All, the Marriage indemnity Lill, the Load Militia bilk the Silk Duty Bill, the &oath lilt bale Buller, at, tior Woultea Allauefeeterrinte lbaillnegaspeneicei Btil, tie Claque Ports Jurisdiction BM, the S . roteh Te:nds Auaiseutotios Lill, the Spirit Doty bill, the Capra Distillation Peihilmi, bat, the Cod' e LbAisC and the Coffee Customs Bills, tee Barrack Accounts Bair 1 4n Pstrusekr Gement', Amounts Bill, the Private Melillo* Bill, the !Vet Importation Bill, Ile Westaduster Improceineet Bill, four other Pada: bills, lisesey's Divorce Rill, and twelve Privet.: Lille. Del O. TIM •It.CIFOIFUOP OF TOOK. The Agents were t ailed to the liar, and, upon petition, tbs Houce doe:lunged the cause without roses. JONNION V. WINTER UponCenahsel bu iag tolled te the bar, Mi. daimon pre. vented a plume, status , that certain alterations Lad been Rad, to the copy of flit judgment in the Court below I and, irocuodire.icia ct the time, sod what the P:soutld . haWstU inittedeu that porpiwt At the her, this ease was reterred etll to-morrow, 'too tiroasirl int& ritt.od, rod pruot ee given iu aspect to the alteratives alleged. srr.tur DUTY BILL. Upciat j the third rending of this Bill, The Earl of Su reohe stated, that he agreed with the Okhiervations already made, in respeet to the impor twice of the contents anal the great gropri esy of the same hill having been printed. There Ives one particolsr hardslip included within its provisions, which immediately affected people played in the situation of his wru tritautry. It did happen that several of his own infant* were thus affected by the measure ; they were those who bad take.i. %lease of their terms, at the rate of lOL a-year, and, wider the provisious of the present bill, Lesides the psynient of the lOL there would be true on this iniewol of their blase. 41. to the revenue ; and if he advei red to the dic,y paid by Ono* whose farms iunovated to 501. n-ycar, a ease contribution to Goverrisuent was ir.) more, he must episoder it as hard upon the pour cottager*. who contribute !It much as those farmers whose property trite of ituicu more considerable "alum. The Duke of NoartielL rose t• wake a few cols.. went*, which he conctiviel iu animism with the order mid regularity of that House, upon buy disco...won 41,1464414 ti-ilaliemfirdimpplys , - He could not result the opportunity of making some observation upon a surgect ghicis was become of great coutidtratiou I on the part of the public, at the same time he did not wish the Administration to return say defini tive answer to his reiniirks, only se far as might be consisteut with their ideas of propricl upon the subject. The object lie alluded to was, the present struggle of Spam to free herself from she iv rannical power of a man, whose attempts were veiled agaeust the independent eof every mam a is, the world. But while Minibters might pro. • perky be •iursuing the most correct method of conduct, he would take the liberty to intimate that prudence was a &memory virtue upon this oc easion. former instances had couviuced us, that when suppliat had been granted with a view to for- a ward the crude of the continent, they had bees at length possessed by the enemy, or by those who never applied them to the purpoces for which they had been ;ousted. He *horrid consider it ale*. lutely necessary that before auirreulzr assistairce was given by the Executive Goverment towards Sistii, we should be satisfied a regular Govern ment was estalilislicsL fa that couhtry ; an natinn could with propriety be assisted. or could succeed in its measures of 'Aimee, rued it was regulated by some form of Goverameut ; for no people could partake pf the blessings of hripiiness, who wars de void of the administration of justi.x. He wisitl also advert to the state of Sweden, but on tinges's jec; he would not require any distiuct explanation from lib Majesty's Ministers, although he did at tribute a ctetsitlcrille degree of rtsponerbility to. them for tae residrisf tbetrAcondact. In his opit. Sion, the kingdoui of tiorreties'mfasti , i tile end foil a prey to the oeeshesring lower of the Hitler of . I : raticei•ancf in the crest of isevitahle necessity, ht might •bti‘pfuslisat los eslimate the uspedtency ft( partiotpati•tg. will, It Artie Mot thern power in the enjoyment of that areepts, rather than permit It to fall into the hands cif triew*enmoir easel. Lord Iloirrussaulte obse l bed, that .the Noble Duke had perfectly accorrig4 e Atith regularity in takine the present opportunitif making In. ob. set-rattans upon the s tate o f ith re spect to the situ ltloll of Sp a i n , • tkig me.t extra, . dimity junetnre of affair s i n t h e winner , tl t cool 1 me only One % pin ion — t h e * .could be oily one sentiment and ccrunivait feeling is that House, and in this country. The iFtitiravds were issgsNld in a cause whir h most interest the feelings sad tie patriotism of all nations who felt wain i their own bosoms a suark of rodependeucr. On the part of the atintinistmtion the Not.le Duke had, with p o. priety, not required, nor would it 'record with a prudeutial discharge of their offi jail situations, Obit they should enter .at all into any civiinastinsis l ar cs:mot of the state of that coveatry, or WC 11Alikeltlf lime of conduct which this metre might eve..tua" y pursue. Bat be bait HO hesitation in saying, U.S ?wee ;vroper awashirice which cooly' he atorded should tie extruded-towards Spain, in ',Mir to re. litre her from the o , *prlll4loil of the tyratit of Eo roir,-, 'lon had routed that empire to eetion by aserits of the most abMrri..lht, pros a: Mote IVith retard to Sweden ids°, all merst admire the elonous stand of that 31ouarch *pima the overbwiriug power of