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W' • • i 3 fib . Z ..PMLwe,kPi - ."3,1i.'18 5 1r S -, -; A r_ • 4* ,4;e 1 ."I . . _.....„ ~ , . . ~ sl it , & .. 1 .,...,. I, rut ) 1113 ~•.,„.....,,. < I • + - '. . ..... 47.iii4, . j ; ! „it • -•,. , w w: .I 1 ~t'~f SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1807. •:sit 1409 I dick Slneent:z. KING'S THEATItr. rIIIS EVENING, for the Lett Time, will be the awe, Serioui Opera IL RITORNO DI SERSE. rnd of the Irur,t Act, the Sparthh Drvertisement. 11 . .t..1 the there ars I he preee"rel, the tirahrl Ballet of LE SERRAIL. Cirrap . e , (l by M. I He.ot I K e.-10/I".kly HAtmAiticks. ...... The HIS YES RENI' EV — ENING, July 11, 1807, will be ;unwired. the Mivir of THE STRANGER. Th e sirasgrr, M. Yount/ ; Blom Stairs/4ft, Mr. Palmer, „; c„,,, r Winterien, Mr. Carlos; Mr. Soloolors, Mr. it ' t r..; Prier, Mr. List° 1; ',ands, Mr ar e s oep ; 1,,5i.... ` , .tr I 11.prn2n. Mr., Pieter, Mrs. Litchfield. to •fitch edi I. er.1.1,e1, (be particular 11... sire) the Miliaegi F.nierisinimeni of TILE 1V ATERMAN • B,,,die, Mr. Weedy ; 1i•.b...,Mr. lost.. ; Torn Tug, Mr. Trent. Vitlhelisioa, MU. Taylor) Mrs 11u.011.e, Mrs. .14 %matey, King Homy the fourth; situ The Pout *Me , ' Un I ilia Iwo, a Mele•oeseei, in th.c.. act., eal! , d, Fa.tr• 6.. V 841.1X111.1.1. 14. th•Nt:qsaps of: thn Prunct of VW ALES ()N moNDAy EVEINING, J. 117 13, 1807, „,,,, 1w a Cit %ND GALA, and beinient 1)n, ley of =IYF-WttKF:S. lo.—Onys open et Seven. The Cdttert begin, F BLACK LEAD PENCILS. , rHE many gti , .. Imnnwines pfaai.ed on the ro t l , b 1 nit 'Opel 4 el Penton., who v•nd a vile Cure i•• l• T . . ;.1 "....ae ha. hark Lead, Itegt whch has an , .e 1 • P. 4.. s, r•• n neee.ehey ha. N. MIDDLETuN, • k lEI FNCIL kKER tuthe WV: slid ritiNcE %1it..., :nt rm the rrdd , Altuas and Ono , Genri.reee , , thr g.h t li or using them that der Ponerls , the re. .. ni eh., his been established more thee flOy Jean, two Mune ly known by the mask of r 4,ati •gileshrtl from eteunteefrns, by the na , ne • . ton, win tote A4iirme of the Kannfacto,y, It . "PO I " Nrereaser-ser-et. The grratost Va . 1 .1. 4' Letter C.,rying gaeni.tes, Writing and . • Irma% and doses, PO Imit.onek earl a large Assort etr.i.ey truck,, are rreesteutly ready fur Salo en the • ..4. GRAND PRIZES. (in. . . . . of T.. . . he. . . . . 10.4 A- e. he he. 1 • F SMALL LOT rElty. with jr ..y., tit Alio tb. were ever 1r.10,01, borne • nn IbliatllY, the 1415 at Dm song. Oulr . kola. SCIIE E. 4se ft 1..3 ,00n I. I..soorr, •• • t.,6no 10,000 . . 0.001 .• 5.0 ••• 104 50 10 15 . . . L.3n, 0 00 20.u00 **ova • • • • • ) i 9 —.—..—...., .- - i'Atta. f..t00, rsn ~ ,t .clawis T'Art, Fourth Day, he thy only Clad Capita!, THIRTY THIMS %ND POUNDS_ Royn'at 0- otina of 2 00) Tickets rase US!. ricV 11l 8.1•1 3 1 1111K.1 ..3 5.1.• at all thy I.,C•WrA LYt , y L. 1..,, and by theft Ag—,ts ill Eagiyiad and &pilaw!. PRICE. • ...—. 'MLA L 19 17!. ti. 1 .. L.lO 3 0I Etg , tit •• LI 12 0 4" ter • • 33 0 1 SIXICYCIIII . • I 6 6 . _ !ANY Persons mutt, and any body may. / partici:Nate In the GRAND PRIZES of 30,000 t,, ,7.,1., to,on •I„ ),0001., 1000 , ,. 4 - c which w.O heg•n I • i - Ins Dams Fortune's Cai-dd. n whet 1, on TUESDAY i r. !, t , I, Lottery a single Ticket tenders the fairest chance of • Ii ladepandasce; ao nair. a Calm .1 Estate ; a Qsaact. 5,..a.a.n0 Settlement; a.. Eighth, a snug Retirement; 15.... a Sotwenth, a Coastortabla Ploy...ion for a (mourn. !..i.d . ! In , fividnall, end Club+, IN well known to be wt. eintroinig from Penury, by aid of thin Niti,nal mite rs and SMARtS are now Saha( by Sir JAMES .: ka;st`th/4111 and CO .. Propriebirs of the Lucty Lottery -:i•it. bl.. It, H•litorn $.31, Cowell° ; sed St, Haymarket, ita4.llv ; where the first Jti,oo4l. !ire ever sold, likewise f• 1Y.7111, the list .1 ..110tol ; cod 'h. only Pria i ev e r en. "' l4 ' au.0.101• fly. 24,1:b, as fir.Witlitill the emend day the last Lefler, were &wiled fete Shares at the above Ace.. And in the two last year: L i ne Ore, the following .roils were tol.l by !ham in !bre difftwriet Skates, namely... , W. .1 bin • •••541 aMNof I. 1.000 113.;41 a Prim of 1..10,11100 4 ..... I,ooe . 416 . . . . 20,004 •477 ..... Lt 00 9. 2 19 . . . . 20.000 I •4 4 ..... coati 11,443 . • • • 2 1 .000 . 01 • • • • .. 2,0n0 14h6 . . . . 20,020 , 'lll .... 2.00 r• 7,757 . • . . Po.ell /roi 7 . .... bO.O 244 e) . . . . 114,83 U .... a,coo 12,7 ill . . . . aa . 0.41 NI ..... a.noe With 16 .',ism. of 110* ti Awl a rest numb,' of UPI bbl. &c &c h.'s, to obwrire, thee are more Ceorral Prises in the pre ' IdKi•••• th en ev er were in any termer ens, och o..iy vet„ Tilt,;, and not 'hrs.. Rianks e • Pr**, and only one Cyttl!; therefore, as early purchat,t se recommended by aMe., Prnprirtore. _ _ tiIA ROMATIC sprat r of VINEGAR. (tie kire-..)0,,01....,1i0n at lieurt, and bronco' by his r o"'"lmagernonts w thrhighe•t pyrfechon) is prepared b y TTomas at►d Willunt Hrrrry, Chemisti, M ' rerfom:rl Liquor. which u co.nooscri of r•wu Vanectf, j.ehed with the meet pleasant ,•••• • • 1 , Igese.“ 4.ltivephaf , may be kept uuttepeired •• • add (re in. planed of tinso. Its pintivot 't it extreaitele wat•fel and 'slimily in Head ache, ' .1 in .di plates re Pu .Ite kr.trt, as Theatres. ./Ji• ee, &a sett eoentrfarl. the had Oriels of heat • • .. •• sea a th.: boa Autuluto against too irife2ion .its ni•ea.cs. 4.1•••,-oir vomits •Iter—ea tiiiitations. under the wise and erne of wraith are imuriouslo .aprwnt.d as th.• puishr at. federated se Oteerve. OW the tt.ih.t. and With am livery. Ma4tettestef." are [ - " 4 w "I" 4410 p, 10 cusintirierst which It a capital I . tr , botLo Spiri: of %%v ow prise Vs 94 (mufti, i ii . d) •0164, *Nutt/was &ma ...obi ' , by Kos los anA Mow. 4.w.ust,,tbo only Apoll o us Lunduot outbound by lbw 0,..t0n: . As too I, Sponge B.Jur. a 'ould. 5.1.1 f• .. "o ebryoal. Q . % Alou, Hf.NRY'S CALCINLL) ~ pstA . in „ in t o. 4t 2 n , 61 , an d torier, with l'1•1 St .0,, ... 41 ..443 i the., Dots becag ob dos "core CORINNA OR, ITALY; SY NI NO DE STAFI, VI T I PPER respeafrilly informs the Public. A that the Translato43 of htettam NE STAEL'S NN Novel of CS skINNA, which has le en, by unforeievn e,curn atane,:r, prevented hr-ing publialnrA at 'Overtired, wdl ee,tionly be ready on Wednesday next. Leadrillkal;oareet, Thnnelxv, July 9. Ina hes days will br publisool, by C. 66, Fall4lllBll, ACOMPLETE VINI)ICATION of the CON DUCT of His Royal H.gbite,‘ the DUKE of YOU, Mr. GREEN WHIsH, dm in Reply to the FOUL CHASMIC{ exh.bited against them, in a Pamphlet, entitled, MENTO• "LIANA' Ha 4 thou a word, es wit, et im defence, That yet eon du thee office , If thou haft, Rely upon ft, 'till net tale Oe heird And hold no longer oot.—vl.. t roe Vlaansall., This day is published, handsonwily printed in Thnt Voloose, 410 and illustrated by a Ma i l ■ad Genevalu g cal Tables, pries M. in. in boarill, a very few C.yies, on Royal Paper, price 41.4. in hoard., •rHE HIS IfORY of the HOUSE of AUS TRIA, frows the FOUND.ATION of the MO NARCHY, by RI4OI9OLPM, of Hapsboesh, 14 the death of LEOPOLD the SLCONO 12111 to 1792. By WILLIAM COX L. F. It .2 rA s. Arelsrlear.m of Wilt., and Ryan, of Reinerten. Printrd fur f Cadet! and W. Darn., in the 5W4141 Of when, inir also be had, Mew Editobis of ail Mr. Comet other Wori.s. This day am published, Itamisentely printed ,n Quarto, and it luttr.ted woh kla],s and otimr Enetarings. pr to II 16s in leetd•, a n. w Edition, with 1 , 1 , 1,US Arlootin... of T RAVELS la AFItTeA. F.GYPr, and SY RIA, from the Y.-ar UM/ Hy W 13. ;SNOW/4E Primed fcr T GS.II otd W D M.S. Errand; and Lai- Eees, A nd Orme. rat ....40•• ins r. T Tibia day i 4 pub' eteiraittly ler 6.1 Oise. traced by tyro PJ t,a11.1 from Ofigiyelrett‘es. loace ill bark. or on Royal Pape-, or re 71. t 4-. • tu....1% ,k TOUR to SIiEKRAZ, t: • Rome of ICAZROON and EEROZAS 111. • tit ntruro. e• maks en the Nfanner, Coare.ne, Lame. tit : tge, 4'44 1.1 texture of the Prooans l'o which Is alb... 411 Ri.c.ry er Panto, fres the o..th of Comm khan, we the Seleosaion of the Zund Dynasty. By Enwmen %COTT Of the keowl C' ad retebtisellneelto Printri fbr 'l. one W . DAVIrt. 31$111d. Tkk day it Published, handy/n*ly primed in Two Volume., Quarto. er,rh A Portrait, SI 3. COME ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE. sa & a a sELF.c rioN fro n t t he timritinus l t F. n WRIT. INQS, el' the EAR!. uf M ACAR UNEY ; the letat 'et Extritte (.o nan Necouot of thli R , 111•14 , 1 1:66 ~, ,e ; a iltneh of the p" ,deal of indo.4 ; and a nal .1 an imhati Own the Km( or &OA I'it3", to Emperor of Ch.... •, with to Air,e. Ate to tech Valente. llr it.l44N SA/11110W, F.!<. S. Author of Travels in CAN,. sad Neldh al Africa; and of a Coen Clata • Printed I r T. C. 4.41 .nd W. Mosel. Strand. Of trh-rn ins, w h. 4, New t of I. Mr.IIARROW's ricAvr.t.s m stATIMERN AFRI CA. Fin Vol. Q 'alto, with M.. and ether linguine/I, rte. SC OA WI bow!, _ . 2. Mr. RA it It • TRAVELS in CHINA, Q•nrto, with Ma,* am? uthre ;nice 21. 1i5.6.1. in noii 1. 8 Mr RAF ROW'. FUYAia to Ct,CYIN CeiliNA, lie , with na•nrtrattt Engrawlvt c4.luurpol atm she agismal rnee 31. 11.. Clll..ardt. T'is day are poi:4l4W, elegant'y pr:utel, iu Teo Volumes gla,t(l, unh a Putirais of Lord K Fac.Siiniies of hi Viand-Writing, de. prited4.36. in boardis„ EMOLRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS 1 of the flonnurahle HENRY HOME, of EAMES, I,me the Senators of the College of lonic?, and one of the Coniniirsoiscrs of Justiciary in Scotland; containing Slsoches .4 the Progress of Literature, and General Improve ment, in Scotland, during the graver pert of the Eighteenth Century:. • • F./ these Memoir', which throw most important lisht on the Literary Moiety tS.cat Snare, during the leg Cen tury, the public h indkited to the pen of the HJnoo.ahle Loyd Woodhouselee, one of the Judges the Conn of Sm. *inn in ScetLind . _ Printed 6.r F. Caen and W. Davies, Strando and W. Creech, Edinburgh. NA' A eery few Copies are printed on Ind Paper, Pills 5:. Ss. in boards. Wide, la published, hand-oniely printed is Two tarp Tab Qaarf.n. rue. 41 4.. in hoards, THE 1 - 11S'IDRY of the WORLD, from the Reign of ALEXANDER to that of AUGUSTUS, earn. rehending the latter Alva of European Gramm sad the tin. sort' of the Greek Kmgd.ms in A.ia and Africa, horn their /wndalout to thew Deatructinn; with a Ptah...now, Survey of Alexander's Conquests; ant an Emanate ni hie Plans for their consididatton alMt tarpturement. 8y JOHN DILLIES, LI. D. I.lt s and S A. Hntonorapner to His M..je.ty for Scotism& Printed Jor T.Ctdell and W. Davies, Strand. Of • lowa weep Ise had, by the same A taboo, I. The 111-3T.ttRY of ANCIENT GREECE. la COLO. XIEM and CONQUESIS. ftoin the ear i—.r Accounts, till the Dmioon or the Ildscrdonam Empire in the F.S.t i incladmi the 14 nth we or Lucrative, ripilosophy, and the Fate Ans. Fourth 'Edemas, 4 eels Ere II Ss. S. A'Trahslation of A HIS fOTLEs ETHICS sod POLI. TICS compieng his PR ALIfiCAL PHILOSOPHY. lilies. traced h 7 titredectiods and Hours, the Critical Histoey of hie 1.4 e. mod a new AlLetyros 4 hes Speculative Works. Secood Lamm. S Vol. 3... 16s 3 A VIEW n 1 the REIGN of FREDERICK 11. of PRUSSIA l woh a Parallel between that Prince and Philip II of Ndecedmii, Sim. Is This day is poblialnnt, handsomely printed to Quoit°, ow: it lo,trated by a .err accurate Map of North Britain, during and Roman Tim.., and whirr Engraving:; prier 31 ik in boards, and a fri° Coolie. no Imperial Parer, price 41 las dd. Volume the Fast, u( Ari A LEIJONIA ; oi, An Account, Historie.al and T , poraPhir. of North Kota n, I,mn (ha Ino.t sun tent It, the wrient rune. %VA • Do.toroa:y ,r 1 Paces, Cho roraph,eal and Pladoluvcol (to bu Lontirleten an Four Volume., . . GRORGR CH ALMERS, F R S. and S.A. rint..l for F. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand : and A. Con stable and Co at Koinburgh. Tin. Volume is divided into four periods. Rook I. aoritaios an A-coe.it W too Aa.nigine., teen Allaaners, ...id Antiquities, with the Roro,n Tiatioactions, from the Isivanoii of Agricola, in A. 13 SO, to then Abdication, tit Ronk H. contains the History of the Pieta, the Rornantsed the Seamus, and Ma scow, Gino A.G. •49. to 114 d. Kook 111. ~,a aprehewts the History of the Hinted Pcs and Scots of Cumbria, htnthelyde, Galloway, and Lisburn, .kc. Irwin A 1). 1148 to 1097. With the Ecclesiastical History, Laws, Man ners Customs, Aiitiouities, Learning end Language, of this %iwtiOd. IS•ilt IV. contains an iiti-ei.ont or the Scot. % m on Colonisation. • klinen• in the Honed Kingdom of Scotland, front A D. ICT.; to 13.(., with the FAciegia.licat lii.toss, L a w, C..o.mei:e, Shipping, mid Agoceltiste ' during( this ri peod. The Velum* is concluded by Supplemen tal Vrews et suLsewitent I dews te the presteirt pay. TILE GREAT UTILITY OF A HAPPY DISCOVERY. PROVED SY TMIRTEkN YEARS PRACTICE. THOSE who are aillietd with the following Disorders okay be relieved In NM than one hour, and cured in a reatonaide time, by the ..rse of the GUESPONIAN MEDICINES, which are the only preparations that eve, wee. eitaidished for the cure of tithe Complaints ; nor was there eve known a Medici: St.rri, ofaJy description, in this or any °riser Kingdom, unless he practised with these Reteratioes, that dared to promise those who wen so a:Rifted, such as earnest s sure; be cause, AA h. not suecced aereeable !Owing, he must instantly prove himself a Quark; ar:d sure,' Gems but a fool or a madman would so profess, if het was not sum of suc ceeding aireed4le thereto. Gaut in the Summit, and all sorts of Griot, Pieuresy, Shen-nation. Heads-aches. Tweets-aches, Ear.scl its, and Gun,. Rile.. kett.c.nee are pre -1." d with at Manehotwe. 114- mingh,m, Stn.trerldee, 14-ebuty, Porternouth, Porters, Fo lk. Vlo , ,lwich, Burton ....-Trent, Henley•on Thames, and in nitro of the principal Towns in thi, kingdo-n. In London, only by the *de Nn. 9, Great Surrey .trees, between the howl of nine lad twelve, easy morning. Sunday excepted. RHEUMATIC 4: RHEUMATISM. AND EUMATISM. nUItRIDGE'S SPECIFIC k a Remedy. the Sir utility of which has tren it , leeell by eat••nwee practice, and is confidently offered to the Public, and recommended as a certain cure to these attleted with the above denuders. The Proprietors phidge themselves' that in all CLOS where it has br-n adnatnirtered, it has given relief ; in moat that it has effected a perfect cure, even where every other reined, that ha. been resorted to has failed, and train the length of Ume the aflisetme has continued, and total deprivation of the use of limbs, mere.' has been hopeless, and the seiverable; sufferer reNcod to despair; for the truth of which they beg lease to refine" numerous trues, cure, anti testimonis.`s, very respect ably ,niched, that am open to prieral inspection, mid will b. readily 'hewn to soy applicant as their Warall..use. They have the greatest satislaction in searing the Publ.; that the corny aittlon IS perfectly free from env mercer :al, opiate, or Other drug, that can, in the slightest degree, in j ure or ithpaa thy. .10 •t rh.lieate constrtutien, anl ra diri:ct , d solely us the remorsl of thoe distressing coni7lainti. By the process of its operation, it increase. the appetite, promotes gentle perspiration, is a slight diuretic, removes ritntructinns to the Joints and glands, purifies the blood, arengtheris Um nerves, aid, acting as an alterative upon the whole frame, renown,' the systa.a In all its natural functmos. Sold, whetted@ and mail, by the Prowlsbees No. 6, Irdrlc • street, garden, in bottles at 7s and Us 40,e15, Alt. , tn. :ludo!. Stamps allowed en tatting tour. Arrsrusornimrs are fora.ing, that it rues alto be had of 'wry reepsetanle Methedde ireolLt us the tinned Intedstot. in the same was. NO :r- THE ONLY MEMOIRS OF THE. 41.4111 MR Ft YF r PUNSISIIEN. Tils ay are publial,d, o•etf. panned in In* Vd. . 1 14 „„„ sod illeatrated hr len rortr ate ef 4 etiegewhell Airiest Chereolen, 'wrier 6d beanie. ' • . , MEMOIRS of the LIMP. of the Mg* So ,,.”able WILLIAM PITT. 1.4 e F :fat 1.414 of iime Trea•ury. Cnanc..ll., of the Fach.n.en, free &e. C Warm) , of Pub* %Rain •Ilmnit 1114 44 I yrati n ; 4 and a calcite Summary •./ .he Mil ia,ll S. eN.-...w1.• 111 Pee liament by ling diosndonphed Osatm. ole mn., importer' Oxalin**; interaperwol w.th brlvaigticel Net..:rsof or Fr. eipel Cohnnioranes. By HEN CLEI. %NIX Esq. 'y Printed by 'ante, Conde', at the dObi.on PAM, inf., Lwow. Paterrinoter rew ; elt.),n may ha hal, era wail, rano 4 1 r with the ahoy., P121'0411 saMOIRS of et', LIFE of th. late Nos. C J VOX. Clay•rettemiini a brad Vivo, of V., T. In which he loredy ..none Reenrut of hos. gorimitoyi Calttnnib rano ; his oceen.nal and ..trier ?mid ftio 64, with Nine Engravi..at, prise Ss Ed. beanie. MALCOLM'S 1000 Tbes dig is pablmhcd, on quarte t pno. 111 gm in bantam, Olt Fasten Wo.amm, bai.rr tha revers etfOrl JONII)INIUS4 RVDIVIVI:M; flt- anCi.lba , 4:story. and And .ta Otmenpli m of Li don, en:Nadal fr.. 71 ywnehtal rev,ol4, mninmes o 1 irvinoma Vontnamlbman, the • Hatiesa,• MSS and ether satinet* sanneam Br JAMES PELLEX M it.OOL A. P , intel for tb. A ithr.., ao)1 1 3) , Longman, Hunt, Are. and Orme, " Thh may .taleol tie comationd as to orioles' !harry of London. No milt-et at all tooter/led With the omierak•ng teemr t.. ha.• weave! th• aut'lor's ,weir.t. wnria • bioarapititll WatiCM. C 11,10.111 an, d ...5, 1 Aral Charters, preselanom.a. he. Are ; and what 14 ..a4 hip 4.4.. v ine Kelso, be set, se i s from Regusen aro so mviues. th .5 . tektites mow un us a,•itrl, if tiecmaary, of 0;..a .Is of a th es. , d eminent nan:m, -sc ua.. of ila.cti:.sion..tri mows neon. The lebeee of aoch en ellitettaiing is sn. Rs 'Wise. es the s,m• time, ye •'b . :14..., that it se-mi • met of Polite dia. to itt•irante In, by oh poothie a , arettro-Aario,.... We ha.., fin 3 , sWat, that *Yen eltia wi. he .he retest amen', hen-ive ksisent et L-iml , m t h at has ever ben 'oath - totter. , 0 .• The purcheeets of the former treltam-s are ileqsseted is maaridete their Seta Tise time yokels., ma be had chief separately Sc hip thee. p Ire 31. be in lonaid CfIAPT4I,'S PEN SVORE, da• lz we Four Volumes. tactavo 4 itloninsses, wnh nuoactuus itsq.aviniaa, rico Tldaty•obaM o r i Is Hoard APPLIFD to AR 13 .c My4HT7O - ACTHItEC By K. 3. A CH APTAL. Ms suer and Tremolo of the /roach ge....te ; Grand 0.7,“ a the Leg.nu of H ) 4 1.,:tr ; Measlier of the lo•anssie; 11... motors thaaosona of the School of Mcdscus-.*e...lre. *e. Lade nowt toss moll on rscom•nend a nee Wn•it br e nett a Cstou.st as M. Clramal, selo Ita• sk apple d in .1 all NIB scads, s Deo.yessios . m Cheunors and Fs 're , ' ne , ear Plts'oaophy. to she pusfacuou of the Arts and I. • 4.,n,0• brioches of Manufictuno. Such • Work n.. I .n• b-ana so acknorkeled 111oler.dourt; sat. tsnocut-1 • scut. .K -PC'i.n./.tair.g, as the 'resin' Auth.e, ra firms an a•loi &nose all price, to the nnosorous eh w.nkera of seta a, and ni 3 aUfaCtUMS of Goat H•Ltaio Bradt...LA Notwi foe Rattly. !Co. 6, Widg!..ittreet, Loiltat sad to be had ..r II the 111,01..w:Ile.6. QI wh..m, in a few 'mks may be hiid. A DI•CTIIOMAEY of eit AL.TIVAL and THEURETtCAL CHI% %11% ItY. u, we Imre and eicwohe muted Volume. OCilv.; by William liiichels.n, with Plata, pies Ihs. in 1314'1 -WAG PdRLIJMENT. HOUSE OF LUID3*4/aseat, hit 10. In the cause, Theism... Tate.. Mr Adam and Sir Samuel Komilly ware beard in behalf if the Ap• pellant. and Mr. Alerander. for the Respondent..— Judgment appointed for to-asor rs . w . Kr. Hobhouse brought wp, from the Comm',',. the Kilmainham Hospial Bill. the Awirric..n ; , 1- deasairy Bill. the &emits" ftestriaina Bill. And Sir John &WIT* Annuity Bill. They w ore e-ettrelly read a first time. The American Treaty dal testa through a Committee and was reported. 141 LITA RT • STRENGTH. Lord ISIDMOU l'H observed. that he had in waded. fat the two last dip. to have put a grestion eonuedied with our military fo►a to the Noble Li-,rds. Members of the Cabinet. He was precluded. both now and thesi s from the fulfilment of his iPten•ioo. by their absence. He was anxious to ascertain tram them, whether it was in the contemplation of His Majesty's Government to adopt ►uch measures with fovea to OW military force, so a. to mak e i t coat. meninFate with the increased and increa , itta danger 1 He then gave waive that it wa.• his determination tes make such an inquiry co Monday nest, when it wits probable there would be a full attendance of their Lordships. 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