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ELEGANTLY panted in tea c olumes. iwtstre, and otabrllisbod by • aerie. of Portrait., v.at tint en. raved Illoat original Pieter , " is the Callecti..or of thr Mnr. ors of Ilitalnadhasa, W. FOlOOO4, F. 09 Idlihnel litnw t, req. and the late Lord (*ford, rice r t se itn twg,tis. a, 1.11 royal rprt, with esisber toupee:stew. of the grograi 'up, pore ol Is boards—% sew Mateo el The WORK,ti of A I.EX .17..1)ER POPE Fog. in 'terse sad prose. Cuallsiowig the priartpal Neter of bra tt ache.- bat sad Workout Illastnlwwsti mud critical sad esplami tars armadas. try Jobneon, illakelleld, A Chalmers, 1:.% .1 sad othser l's eMeh tar addict, wow brit puhlished, seine 'arms, Letters, with addit.uoal Obberratiau, as.w 31rtaetrs of the Life of the Author by ths Be,. WILI.IAM . LISLE W/WLILN, AM Pintsetedsty st Solabiley, and Chaplain to Hip Royal aro the Prin... of Wales. pinata t or J. Joltsawti y V s bads sad Son, R Patch, ie, F. sail C Ririadonit, W. flu %dye At.g! hon. W.. 1 sad J. Rt. 'Salim, R. 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A sew alite.r. lately rahli.tird. of Mr. I"ape's trawl_ halloo Of flow, r. cab olditialutj s„ t ntical and Ilhatra sive, by Ciairet Itat.rtartd, II A. bat de.'-uota printed, si par r...luwer. act. &a/, and rte Vlo!ini paper lag • th the. are cd.trogis Putit's Waft, k Ali EDITION: OF MIRA HA3IILTONI LITTERS Any is riblialted, es Two Volumes, brie• los. ilk how* • flecood Liken of 'LETTERS atidres.4d to the DAUOITTER a NOBLEMAN, en the FORMATION of HE- LltilOVS and MOll,ll IPSO IPLE. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Autbar at Latter us the Elementary Principlta Ertuesties," se. Printed fir T. Caddl mid W. Davies. Strand. tt The tat.dreties which we met:wed front Mos Hamilton's ' Letters on Eilnention, as well as from her 31imaira of Altrippma, Wall tech, that ne opened the retinue. Itef.tie as dada espeetatiurus of nnimieutest and instneetion, wh:ch, Omagh high indeed, Mire eat bars diemspeisted. We ere emmisseed, that nn vomit% lade in the itemdest, sec 44.1 telly dtber, silt and Ihrr Math dee 51i1114144 an d esstdde sedeamesr so obvert. the precepts 'boa their Ashur Mend. WHOM Wilbtlall befouling a wiser sad Letter Cbriatisus."— British Engle, Apia', taii;. _ _ - • ir-ttei I This Aar N pithlithed„ Is de erldi Plates, priee,ll weal Ael tNi.I.I2.TE TREATISE ' 4. a I lENIP.; Iselnellar a einutwelemire Atwood et the . heat Meths . wf Cidtrratiain mid Prependions, ea peurtioni se Fasespn, Ads, mall AVIV/Tit' tiwtodrepint el' Id dill, wheelhouse hie Istrodaded see aalkodaila Girsbasery of the perm+ In which Ileum isemeremalmaleeipappeed. Ity nottrwr WHIBIETT',. Dn. FE. end Cleft to the Cosuinitten of iregibsesst d the Earl ledaa IWith an Appesslls, 1q thi °llll tines. eel tlsc means of pr.i.lnmeg, at the preseet dila, a midi. deney tin;-•,trown Hemp. • Magid ildrellederg ersida ; *hi at Crop, 1.-,t1 , 1. , !. Printed (or J !larding, aC W. issia•a-atrao. t his de) it published, in Otters, pia am AST AT EAIE NT of Um- N 17M iiE KS, dm. DI T• TIES, the FAMILIES, end the LIVINGS.( the I .ERGY of SCOTLAND. 1:17 the ROC WILLIAM SINGERS, Minister at Kirk- patriclt-J wan. • • In this litatewr,t the public will 6n4 u integv.tieg anal err acme view of thr Whim us of the Clem of Scott...id, (Nude) is (arts, and embracing mail et thaw gelatine* %Attila/re tat*, breathe eekenet.ni ems dietbelia% amain the 7-aadlogiblerg and thi Clergy. A euggert — vire Grebe , Living tithe Merry, at dlikrest yeriede of there, 4um dm Itrieenietisma degnmards, a ales exhibited and the . grimes meaner** age detailed which have brag Is rentrmplatioa, once the ?vet 1742. fur asbeli.reting their altsation and foe oh. mating, is pert wr in *lade, the neremit ab i r el time rases in *kWh Imartheirlas are often odeladet wader it.. wrest eyelets. Eilisbersb • PriereS by surd ter J. Peek, . sad said by J. Harding, St Jagareenervet, Imnitee. AVTUENTIC UEMOIWS_ OF TUE PRINCE OF WA 1,0: !!! Tin .lay It vials* 4 UTHENTIC MENtOIRS HIS ROYAL 111.. HIGHNESS the PRINCE of WALES; ilk a Ibis. pare 140. Iselsasea to the Qom', le Hirer est.appy the varlet Sir, •••••ises the ennead a Primers with a jealous, • serstitseing., • worm mos cr. No stem is Es se as Are Maui I ma sf tbe exiskurit et ostii • dbpotities, v no was ia, is.-J_., mare deter. ntised to place kireseelf abuse all •••004 11 ."—Laiter *um the Prime et Wales to the Kam. CH AR AtT OM at IG MON. A Tarbinti•hte. N ore.. is • Celestite., i4B. BI !be Avatar tiL " The thEillrbee ot Meetimer." M. STRIKING LIIKENEsNEs i. FASHIGNART4.I.Ir F., A Need; is • Vats. 1,4•. By the Author ot that. pottier IT•rt. er The Sastalitt's Bride." 'Mr 1'H11.1) of MIST ERI . A Tole, in 3Vv all. Nt BIe.II)F.RN MANNERS; or, Iftsesirs of Cierty nem esis A Newel, is • Vole. foe. The H %110 t CUE DRIVER alma HIS WIFE. A Tale 14. the Mao Tdia. a Vole. lee. ethEditges. He Mr Salty .% %I INTER in DEBL.IN. A Neel Glitie:ra. ill 3 VIA. Coqs.dcrahly ooksgeil. the saver . The or, The Galt bals's M iiea.. e $, fie seer. Pram cal for J. F. illogless, s, igurre -street ; anel Plitt roosies-r.w. WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE. 'lilts flat is piehliette4 printed, iu Four refry larp tkirreVulainaugire A. iu boards, TILE W 1101.13 LAW relative to the DUTY and OFFICE of • JUSTICE of the • PEACZ ; c,inpr6iNg eke the authority of PARISH OFFiCE", tuget‘cr witli.Prealeilents end Form of Proceeding& 111 THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Ea+ (If the latter Teinplr, Barrister at Law. Second Edition, rousidttahli Ettlar!reti and Improved, is chiding the Statutes and Adjudged Cast. to t to preseat tire; with Ta:tlex of the Nears of the Canso, awl as Wu of the priocipai Nllll ten. Losidou r. Printed for W. Clark* and SOUS, Stre,i, LIMO, Ina ; .1. \Valker, Paterumtcr •row 1 Verner, Hind, aud Shulw, Punkt" ; sod Alartitt, row,.Holhoro ; J. 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HOUSF. OF LORDS—Totestv, M A act it. Mr. h:vuc boomed up a private Bin, which ago read a *no tires ORDERS IN COUNCIL. BILL Lord Atom I. al4 It root, sad said, that fee:ing himself is pecithar •itualinu with regard in the Petitioscrs against the Orden tuf Council Bell, he would wish to know front hit Majesty's Minister', whether it was their Detention to allow lea to he head be Counsel at the Bar, or if he nintit Sa fgrMtham it WY of so sae to resosio in two, and that they nicht Mute home as soon se they could answer being reunited, Lewd Gars i..i.r rose, and.expreseed. his surprise that Minnie,, should petserre intones on an oscasior of such im p., niece as the our alluded to. hi his Noble Friend. Ile tbonght the les* they could do write acquaint thew with the 'attention' of Government, I. seder to present their dancing atteodsace on that House, witlnnet any prospect of knuing t►e prayer of thine Petities complied wish. Los:III•vr &Reim wry 11•1111 KT, rentarke.l, that hut night, on the ratios of the Neils /Woo, And:land, he had felt it :tin duty to esseree as azieabieet, w bieh world have con stituted a rode of the wilt of the Petitioners; bet the House w its ` windrow, ring rejected that Amendeneat, it lemming:l fur Ara Lctths thy other ale to puha entwine ether way 1111 &date the Awl. Lend Gana et•La arum renowned, that he had Oren wetiry of • motion for tesomerros, which ',scald prove the sincerity of Mistakes on this occasion. . . . The Lail of LA C DEMI A I.r wan of opinioa, that the Noble mid Leaned Lord uu tire Woolsack •wit bowed in duty to point out the moat likely •ay to obtain the tad proposed, more partieutarly as his Lordship had y1ee.4.11 Idio,clf that them was a asude to be pursued, he a hitt!, ..^,e Petitiosers mild be herd. Now, his Lordship haviug thus expressed biararlf nu the 'abject, he co:Jed on him to skew in what way that most desirable Object could be obtained, ror it was the *star to his side bow it was accomplished, aw that at •as ;ranted ; tad is raped to the NOW Secretary complaiiiirse of big anersearst beim( lost, be begets' to oa!I tis the recol lection of the House, that the steatite tame from bis oxn CricOds, and not (nosh those who thispproved tha Orders is rou aril. The Earl of Burnt mai autunite had no doubt of the sincerity of ha Nimble kfieO4l, the Secretary of thine, is his desire to hove the Petitioners heard at their rmr, and re vealed to call to the rerstwarasee of the Illosse the reasons lit had His handeir of steatite them last night, and which he Ina moat nand° to here hopreased on their [wahine' atilds, beim' moirideed of the aseasity there was to slow the rosaraereial world how ready they alum aut fel° hearten Is the einiipisiels, reel, if they were auformiled; mad to put to the test ?lc e, hs of the Ministers, he would hiairst4 propose a Moti.o ro which be reutd see no objection • lot if, coots-ars. to her hopes, it should he rejected, it :111144 slew • most lamentable barks artiness in His Majesty's Mt. Meters to loten to the people's grieve:sore. Ills Lordship cw.chttled by Morin. " Tha the Orders of earned laid • lie/.re this Home by His Majesty's eumusead be reterred to a Committee of the who HOMfe.. The Lowe CHANIeeI.I.OII left the Wordesek, wad said be vestal the Nellie lord maid roio.der the propriety elm Miami made without a suttee, when a similar 111, ass au* neratired after wilier and fall deliberation. Its admitted, liowrier. that the How Ira. now in a different intiutiou to iitait it then war. A Pickled Lor d ;t:renrille Weir nu . _ tier of a Molinaro, to-morrow to div.ne the ordri foie the Petitioners an impoi boots of 41'4 heard; bid he maid 111411.1 re the !louse it 11111114 Mitt • ath k.s strohicst op position, for reasons which he s►uwtd theft stele. With regard to his not rimwerion ,isbk Lords, be thonght it wotod become him, et inlyise the dignit) of the'llouse, sot tw sinctiou such questions as %ice? put to loin to the present delete. The Earl alit rn N(.IIA %Mlle, in cuplanstinn, said, he had not thr pte-timpluaa to think, that what fell from ham unlit coovnter thr li.nsoe, but he would nor, be pre weitird trout dutag his du4 wtilst he had a scut isi iu weal Tbar Fischaf iiasamav thiaselit tlac Haus , ..ras pllaged into a To) wakward dilemma, and that the likely say be tet oat ail, was by agcceiog to the nintiuu of the Nonle Earl, which, ho his opinion, would completely restore them to that reolarity of proreedia: tm desirable tin every OKA. Tin Earl a Vivertettersav Iv took le sahmited view e( the •Inemies, mad euetetided that all tht. oar - nerveial bearings, were solely attributable to the late eanotrstito. The Earl of B 4 et I MOO a Ina tar, feeling anxious M aroiJ any shin hke as approtraiwit to take the limier by serpree, declared Me oilers or here hie notion fur the Hume r. lag :twit into a eneivaittee a the wink Haase, is ontcr Leo the Pctitionee by their Counsel, with.lraws fur the precut. The Earl of LA t nM eL LE, birch MOLL t‘ n and Gore • 1 Lt.a, u.slirel the Noble Loeb , oo the oppni:e s:dc to Nilo out sour 'Lenient, by chick the ►eritig of the l'ett bows, shack eM pruicaard to desire, abooli be carried late elect. The Lean cu•Nrrt ton was anxious, for the character of the nom, that it shoold mot, obeli scarce net, proceed to • decisiou, whir\ •mit to morn& the "Moios of (lair Lftrdssilips us afurater.crtwer , mid when pat tietearly sear soonest Coe that purpose. Lori Gue‘ a l wen the Noble Lords moat seriously to rah • t moan their duties to the toople of Eaglawd, sad fairly to arford th-,n anommetaitity of esetchsing what he should seer hen the 'milt-right of Mitosis. An pemessed a desire tm 1,-ar the I'm a toners, hat still, • hes the OK LW '0 ere point ed out. the Noble Lords opposite were eentaia to Sad rent'moue dg .. t.oa —lie now rest/owed them to Mare elf this (dent :baffling, sad comisdly to mate to dire Priltione,, whether that Il.htse, whirli .smor before sus closed ht th, stinela of Par tame(.(. was to h , open to the esunderatioa ad thew tosaplaims >iur some ob - riv.ition. fm.% Lora 14 all ROW ST sled CA I 1 T, the motion for re.ohi tuts a C.w.o. ttee of the shots House am withdrawn comic:maul. POLICY Or THIN ORMIS IN COUNCIL. The Earl of Lstmeineme, in t inset arguments tire speech, subinitted . te the Home certain male times founded upon the effect created its our cow inercial interests by the titration of the Orders iu Conned. He traced the origin (if those Orders to s typal of the other Hanaeof Il i btliansent, relative to the embarrassed state of the Went India trade. 'l a palliate that disadvapSafgr o the blockade of the enemy's colonies was considered particularly bear ficial to tins country, by forcing from the snits of the European Continent a market for the pro. duce of our Own colonies, lie proceeded by a variety of arguments to prove that this hope oa sanguinely entertained, had entirely failed. That the Orders in Courivil had not only failed iu their immediate object, but were likely to produce this lamentable effect—that this country, depending us it did upon the inportation of foreign con,, would pro ba bly be at war with those countries in the habit of supplying her wants. It was idle to com mence a contest of privations between this cone_ try and France, with the ability which the lank r power had of supporting its extensive populatiul, t o t a lly independent of any foreign aid. The Noble Earl eninmented strongly upon the various nature of the different orders, and with considerable per spicuity urged the objections as inserted in the following resolutions, which he concluded by moving: 1. Iteioivea, That the unprecedented essinsereinl warfare is wltich liis Alaiemy luo. been advised to involve Ale coo,- try, by the late Orders in t' ttttt must be peciciari ) rims to a intim, whose extended concerns give her as int, rest, woe or less, iu all the mercantile transactions of the world. v. That it appears to this House, that the 11,1 m adoptal by the said Ordrea, thetatetw the immediate extinct:au of um rir tue commerce. Fur while, on the oat hand, the une . . Greet Britain will, is a great measure, prefect all coinusam- catkin wttt tire I:4' Path:at at Earopi, except tlaroutli thin comf it." nod her Atka, it cannot be doubted that the arr.,' ui leituce, and of the aatioaa antler her "abjection, tu.p, yft the other laud, easily put as cad to any melt direct io.h.e comae twilit:ea this cutuary and theCuutiseat. a. That such auuthilution of 311 maritime cointwor, whilst it must totally rawhide the produce sod mantv - s,t u. As of this Islsod from a foreiztt market, will Isms to out flies thus, means of trading in the produce and toinst.l - s of the Costineut, which the land carriage and intents! riatidation of such extrusive countries afford ; means hit I thor industry, ure,cti by the necessity of the ease, mutt Is. jolly improve and extend. 1. That it app,nrs to this !louse, that there is ,just postal apprclienti, that t►e exclusion of Colonial Produce lola the Contisieut of Europe, if at could be tile/rho), would chise mum of those climmels of industry, by the means of whirls the commeree aed mantsfcictures of this country have V Wised au wiper allele.' de-ipar of prosperity. That it would divert the labour of the Ceatiseat from the Modsetios nt those articles, fur siceh maritime commerce has hitherto afforded • vent, to the cutter, of those productions, for the supply of which the estiortiun oaf ascii commove nom creates. imperious de:newt S. That thy gimbaled ures of this country must sustain ir reparable isiury, from forcibly diverting the labour of Ano des, by the suaihilution of maritime cumnserce, to the ma uufacture of thole as ticks. which hahit has leads neemissay to that couutry, *satin hiroislitog of *Lich lam Mug give, siotenauee to thuusasds slow one induArions countrymen. Ii That this nacos, which His Majesty's Orders in Cl:till ed :We intended to inmate, whether regarded as a soiree of epicure, or us a measure of hostility, appears to this Hume sywally usgatewy and absurd. As a source of retrain, its metro must depend un the co-operation of the Neutral slime propusty is to be lased on the inchoative of SAW Alf.. to saaribee their Mitered to our views ; and on the couscist utluer commies to emstribute to the Increase oldies* Ms“.ISTreS, which it is daeirdaluirs object to annihilate. As It Mr, ore of %silage, it is destmictire of our resources, in jacioni to the interests of one friends, but wholly it/effected against une. enemies, whom it ambles, by payment of the pniveted duties, to parclusse a complete exemption Irma the distress it profanes to tiring upon them. 7. flint it aprears to th.s House that His Majesti . .% ii. Meters, by advising His Majesty to adopt such a mode of warfare, ore co-ropes-oin; with the thmeninseut of franc.., to deprive the respective countries of the comforts to which It.ey sue habituated. and errs of tle incise by • hie\ they Los existed ; and that in tss 11oti n they are cmicurring in au es. pediment which trail es the f0114:11i sow Si loose kis At the two patinae, Welly d•saelsietsecous to the British em pire ; Le it is obvious time tilts system ot deprivation must hem much harder oi, the people of this essuary, where pro : petty Las 11, en nniformly respected, and the fituuts del ur diistry held stirred, thou on the people of France, who ham Irma habituated to the extremes of distressoluctsg the (mi.- ; vuisteus *Lich the lierolation has crested. Earl Barnu nor, at considerable lentb, defere!- eil the measures of Miuistry , and stat ed several ar guments, to prove the necessity and policy of the Weal in Coiencd. lie maintained, since the is suing oh' these ()e em the commerce of the enuu try had been beesotited, and oar exports had bets greater than immediately previous to these tars sums, owing to the blockaatug decree of the French Emperor. The Earl Of LAUDEIWALS explained. Lord buses reprobated the system pursued by the Kirir's Ministers. in issuing these Orders, sad rigorously etiforciag them. He contended, oar cuicluct was exaczly that which rendered effectusl the intentions of the enemy, who of himself was u.lable. to effectnate t hrin. In this statement he was suippotted by Lords Actitratio and Ilsirtaxu. Lord (Astir' i.ra supported. the arguments of his Noble Friend (tauaderdek). lie was sutprised to 6 wl the Mid:airy had so little candonr or dis. ce "mem as to decry those measures in others, which they themselves had far exceeded in the is. stiidg of the present Ovders in Council. If the inea-ores allowed be the late 'Ministers were wor thy of being 'toted, win- should the Miniver) now dez.ry them? If, on the contrary, they were unjust and impolitic, why act upon ahem, and ren der %hem the basis of a new eystern of nationai law and commercial regulation throughout the world Lord Hawassnuar answered the stateeneats 0. the Noble Earl Lauderdale); emitensling that die country find no other resource than in pursuin. the ineam-es now happily acting in the direct sub version Or the French interest Such were the intentions of Ibis Maje'sn a M - tees; and that such sere the iffects pro duced. t!' 1 . 11 1,1ic prints of this country and Flamer gave *m ule testi ttttt ay. 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