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. i ~. --- -•"'"" "I' ••••• ib,,s , , ..,..- . ~1 - - IF I vo • 1 a rrioi t : iLA ~, . ie• ..ret. . '. 1 401%‘. , 1 I / f ;• .:' ',Pi. C:‘ •.• • 1. - .4... 4.7 r, l i i ii P ,rittob .. „ L .., ~...., __,l 1 ti0,(47 "bd it ii°•\ -.:c ~..,.. .:•• . . .:„. sr). *, ----- ..1: • FRIDAY, • AUGUST 7, 05.,7 ' ‘ 4rl r" -- ;:o?' r K .1 ... : Sr\ t i t Of L. .b• i ' ~e : • . - vicru‘i.i.mr,orrits. 30t, U. 'Ron .1 'Fins slay is publ..hed, is TlNA*VsyWarms lisp. Warms limo. pries 11. Is. HOUSE OF COMMONS. '' r r ' HE COMMISSIONERS jor Plemaihn, Nib T HE FATAL Ri a If 4" EN I4. G . F.; or. The FaroilT Is abmvies A s dIMI do &everie give woke, ? h o t rd TM- i Mr. DUNDAS give notice, that he•grauld tm- ... rs•ir .1. •./ ... c--.--. —.....— ...:ii s- -.A.. s. ... • I of M.morido. A Iltorstargo. , mono propose several motions to the H-, u se on % ! ).UMBER 1433 i THEATRE-HOT AL. HAYMARKET. rrHIS PRESEN,I' EVENING, Aug. 7, 1807 j, Ki ll be pregenteo I. Comedy. called, THE P/101t GEN MEM AN. Sir Robert Itrainb , Maihews Sir Cherie; CmplaiiJ, Mr. P 4113111, Jett. Lieu( Worthington, Mr. Chapman 4 Fredenek, Mr. T., ... g ; olla,wirl, Mr. Fawcett ; Carport! F o ,i, Mr Carr ((I .rn the Theatre-Roval, York, his rim e ! .. r3far ice in Loiii.on) ngt,tn, ham Gib;,„.; Luenwia M► e Tab, Mn Grove !from the Theatre ho. a t, L ie erpeol, her firer appeeranee iii London). Te which will be eddy!. the I 4 illeque Tragedy of TOM THUMB. - - - - DAY, the VA of Sspunier aril, Nay will he Ter* to reetive leaden! hi Writiag , , (sealed up). end weal with tucli remits its will tioder , oke 'nobs all sit , h riontitia of CHESHIRE, DIERSYNIIIRE, WA RWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTER SHIRE CHEESE, or (*rev, of rpm, vainest, wog of ROSE, Cobtlt (S•ero;dt) blur rER, or ERI rISH BUTTER, of e void iiithre.s, at shall he re 784;re4 1.. r 11.. MgiestO riel"."l Serui-e, frau the 1.1 of Ckto•cr /teat, to do 3011 Septustser t • Igrot. el Nun . A It. mane. "ly DFNIs J \ yPER MUNPNY. Printed for Lorkshan, Hurst, Kett, a al Orme, Patetn nstnr• NM. propose, the subjed of East India Affairs. M t n r espa3 to the dvaal upon the India Budget, it was his inten tion to.postpose the consideration of that subjeft non' the beginning of the next Session of Pa.Alay Lent. Till/ el/ is publhtheel,inTwo hrge SVID prier thus 'Gain. a in ;otitis. T H E ELOQUENCE of the BRITIiH SE NAT& ; Select 6: , Peintena /m.ll tbetipeerhoi of the moat distinguished Parliamentary bpeakeis; (ruin the by ginning of the reign of Chades 1. to the tarty/it time, with Notes itieempitiesl, Critical. and Fxplanatore reibied for Thomas Ostell, No 3. A/ 4 ' 4106101 nel Ltidgetinelesss, end sold be ode the Booksetiers. r. hr , :c , cered r n,n rime to tine, as okarnedal, 011 a the rec tum/ling itore, at Deptford, Portsnontlt, Plirmionth, and Car*, at the t'ols rola 's eye , sr, to he Wairlotatril to keep quid as.d somata, /re th • .parr of Su 310,dh., from the re , ioctior oe , hois defit^l4 and to he paid for h s , Gab, pwywke wi la iftteent ante, fiti . 1 .. .3 oper dste. The Canaille's of Mr Control nee k yen if the ..crefory's ()thee ; at ibis 011i.e ; or by opplyks to Mr. John IfAttoru then. sterrele, Agent ter the Vidlitalhog. qs NA. regard will he had to atm lea'cr n, te ,, vh the Prier shall not he nutria b. wird, iC le4th, or that shall not he Mitered to tic vowsrt /afore One tenet* as the tool Taormina, the Stir of &ptewher Hal h /VW .olio riirt , l3 wit, MACS the Trader, or MM Piria• as Ail behalf, attend', to mance wire. rafted for. Avdsot, Mt. Fawcett; Mersin, Mr Noble Lord di n ar, Mr I, vd,vl; Doodle, Mr. Grove ; Noodle, Mt. Tay lor. Queen 1 tollalolle, Mil. Liston. Tovoortnie , Twe lienare I .YY The Critic i or, A Tragedy Itrbeitti'd• VAUXHALL. UNDFR HE PATUOHAIN gOF HIS ROYAL PUGH NW THAL rftimc CIF WALES. THIS PHESENt EVENING. nag. 7, tlo7, •.11 he • Ofeatil GALA, and &lama( Doplat of FIRTI.WORKS. Akmowit,es....pnors open at Semi, Conant begins at right AClack. _ `1 THE LAST TWO NICITT'S OF TtIL Pt:IOWAN MIXES. ASTLEYIS. vF AST Nitl MITT* aft s nem. Ueda the Pattonce of Tneo total litiltatini a Me Pilaw u( IV ALES and Duke of yURIC. ►rHIS EViiN IND, Tight Rope Dancing, Ong Homo—, ~.and the eccentricities', the two Use land from the uncinnmen approbation St ri ated on the MI na y Pos., called THK MI AVE CONAA CK intro.:Wring War Manetionet. Morse sad ruA, Field of Sault, de. sewn' be eoniimed fee longer. Alter ;11-.11, Turkish Petionneneel no the Slack Wire; and the famous Highlander's Horsemanship. To enntinilit with an L. , the tiE Vir COMIC PANTOMIME, with new, apcndtd, supreurdee Scenery. Stechiii•ty. Meshanico! Change.. de. Cal ed, TILILthf ACHCS ; m, Ilat.eq.no bee Calvin To been et l4ir-sw 4 Sill. Second prier at kalkpast sight. N D. A now COMIC 'MALLET of ACIIOII and voiiius IXSACISES, we in illeheitei',.wh•eh evil be Weitertd On Salami - at nest. 100 Lute'!., rro 114 I'ERIL—A Steady, Aeive, Cleanly a engsm4AK, am born acci.Knmed to Nswapaper Work, and tan hic•wise aunt at Cite, may Mort with CellibUO atnitiornriit in the Giiintry, lay apylaing to M. Stokes, Glohr Office, St. Clemetlea,--Nu ohm:tato to a married m- It • COWL TO TII F. PAOPIERTY AC?. On the 114th of August will be pinteished, pica Ss. stitel.ed, sr.liPtonsl V.ditiroi, with Add i son : and C , st , •clioris of AGUIDE to the PROPERTY AC 46 Ore. 111 with Tibles 01 Calsolation, Forms of Pro. electing, Ca..» of iiloshation, and liopiaoatury Nwes, taken from this best Authorities. Published by Joyce Gold, 103, !Lee-Ilw-, oho published the F. <position of the Property AdV, In 1$ .1 THE RICHERT WHELL EVER KNOWN ! Ad 'lle great Floating Cmdtals still undr.ord. rl l O-MORROW, Saturday, August 8, will be tna rotlk Dar The edit commence at ten ceel“ck, and wit f , lll+ll neat week. ESSRS. BOY D E LI.. ird CO. rewedfully iv/ aciiwrit the Pillow that %ha/ eoetrnaela racTive SUB SCRIPTIoNS for the PRIM' . of Me DEATH of LORD regrayhat by Mt. WM. 11R0MLRY, after Mr. DEWS'/ o u ch slanted Picture. Print nos Guinea* end • Half, to be paid at the time or ..6.4oibei l , tbs resiiiittelor am the datively of the Print..—No. 50, Cheeps;de. This day is pelslobril. to Ito. prior is. A N HISTORICAL APOLOGY for the IRISH CATHOLICS. Ey W%l PARNELL, Tq. The saute of reit sus liberty is ender nn ordinary obl4l - en this tram, ss.l:en we wrongly recommend in the t•c• of nut readers. as eiint.itoin2 a f,:ry learned sod elaborate argumeut. *en arLuted to ;ensure prajodicr. _hied As a mere retiCW of the Kano of ',eland, •rol as refie•ti,g light on he g-nerally, it w mild be rneri-.1 to atteilC'en, a,,d well re•sani perusal; with hr preeiint applied ~ m reeweeseeei He interest is inc4eutab4 supstri4r ..-%tonthly Revive. Jul,, Ilso7. London : nutted fur I 111a , ding..52. St. Janeei's-str , .et. tVhere may be had, The PqOCETDINt3s of the C ITHOLICc, at their MF.F.TINO rn 1108111 1 1. leer April, Ilan. 2. LIFE ANNOITIF-3• ADMIRAL 51111571 F. DITCKWOR TH. K.R. THE Public is respeettilly informed, that in Nis 104 of The NAVAL CHRONICLE, Ibis day, price be 6.1 is Ivaco a very interesting Sir-graphical Memoir of the worthy Admiral ; and a.nongst a variety o' ether articles, a Copy of Captain Whirtiy% Court Martial, for the alleged teUria of an Asurriem sailor, (now Mu pub (Silted). The embellishment* given in this Number are, a 'wait of Admiral Duckworth ; A View of tl.e New Mci:e of Gibraltar, and a finely enraged Wised ent. be Nesbit. Seventeen Volumes of this National Vudertaking, The C:hrmlSele, are non einpliite, and mry he had, neatly halt bound, pries lbs. smelt Venom.. Teirl W.Ok is a must valuable ard acceptable present to friends abrn A d • ra'aintini y.l. Gold, ID3, Shoe tine • Mews. Limgman, Hunt. Rees. and Orme, Mid Mr Syntor ' sels, Paterrueret-me ; 111.issts. Vern , r, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultiv ; Messrs Rich ardor% and Mr Parry, ari.l Kingsbury, Leadenhalletreet ; Mr. White, Fleet..street ; Mr. Sari,. and Mewls Winchester and Son, Strand ; and Mr. Reywnlils,(larfnrel.stnret. and Gentry possessing Incomes, T HE Nob; pentad for Life only, Fonded rioperty, Emmet, linkmen. or Chinch Living.. hy W . /10r Settlerneht, u, pen. ms.ant Estates et Colic ouch (10in...1, may be iinmettotely se entrinindatert w.th any sum' of Mll,,e^y froin SIVOI. to lu,ooul. by Animit•, recicenia!ile at then own ups un. Mr. RI)IWN FS assures the Pefitm, that kis mends who much.. A nna.r.es era of the first reopeetability an L te , and not l egate! Money Lenders, who iegisno 50 wit Cent ; will always give the fair price on Joint Lie..is of ten veers invelsase. Apply pereanally, ar by letter, pa.d. to Mr. Ret.ens. at hi. hoshe, Nn. et. Cee.l.str..., N. R•Il Buidte.s. - FUR FRUETIuNs OS THE SKIN. PURIFYING SWi• Er CAKES. 1! BLACK LEAD PEALILb rrHE many gtou lnposiiii)tWpt:teti4od on the I Public, by unprintiolid "'envoi, who vend a vie Corn pmaiae, .e 44a.ww , ance like Bark Leed, hot which ha. mans .te Proreniet, r. toter It nreentsry ter N NILJULEIN 81.M.E. LIAO PENCIL M 4KEN tothe K INtiatal PRINCE of W ALES, to inform the Trade, Aunt., and thew Gen It, men wit. Ate to the habit of using them, that tie Pencils, the re. potation of which ha. onto witablished more thee MIT yeaii, and which have Mon formal, kronen by the *ark of yin only, are now distinguish:il rem counterfeits, by the name ni N Middleton, with the Adder.* of the Manufactory, 162, Strand, U.lOOll, OpivAtti Neweartie.street. The greatest Ta• fiery in Landon of Letter Copying Machines, Writing arid Dewing Desks soil hooey, Poe bet-book., ands large AGl.ft mint of Fancy Articlite, are eoniaantly ready lir tale a. Lie Wrest Terse. THE Nobility. Gentlemen intended tor the University of Cambridge the Army. Navy, oe Com merce, are respotifully informed, that Mr STAINES, teacher of Sant and Military Affairs in the Universityof Cambridge, will give Lessons in town. far three months, en the theory arid prune, of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Universal Memo ration, Na.igation, Flexions, Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Op tic., and Astronomy...whir. SLOW, presumes, that from twenty.five yews study of the Mathematics, and twelve years extensive oraflire in teaching in the Ilinversity of Cambridge. he has acquired a perfect knowledge of tt e various methods to be observed in the communication of orientate knowledge to the different ca;Acit ors of men. Gentlemen intended foe the Vmeersit, of Canibridg, have one of the first ovportunitres of king premised to t ke the mem honourable degrees; entle- Mee intended for the Navy or Commercial World, thoroughly and expeslitiomly taught the subjects reliving thereto; as few men in the British Empire have bad a more ostensive practice in teaching, than Mt. Staines Las bad in the littiftThilY of Cambridge. 'rodeos given, froan six ectriek in the morning. till ton at night. Tarns ore partrliable. which may be known of Mr. Stairri. No 12, Pirlatmentaltreer, INIR DU 1. Li ILTR is perfedly lIWATO of the pre. }offices sr b.ch marry possess to the advertising S• s• tcin,•nd wank' it, as darrigato,y t., h:s prof. isms , Ili his extrusive practice In London entirely preclud-s the necessity of it, but having for many year confined tits practice to the core of St:inures, Obstructions, Gfeeti. dfc. ad aril es Debility, mid al! other Driorden of the Urethra, re. gaming secrecy. and haing soh Proprietor of DAltAtt•. cele brated medicated 1101.K.IES, he leAs hameslf acteawd by too. tiro duty b adopt it, se the only method by which arrest n.:morr of ;senora, in every pert of the Kingdom, Joey ordain that effe teal vire( which experience proves they cannot ob. r.rin from country Practitioliers. ll.s teethed is mild and effi- Latinos, and teat liah.e to the nhjectiona made tar th- culotte, and othet enleitt methods, which du not prevent a isotopes. For the Tames senivtotits, we Mr. D.'t Toombs% price " be had at la:. hawse, Mo. 54, Fritbstreet. Soh.. ' • .0 he continnes to etre advice, in separate Roomis.freas urne ' L,ttee far aa,ee are expected taint lows a Bank Nate. TIIP GRE.vu UCII.IPY in , A HAPPY DUICOYLILY, PE9YII.) RY TIIIILYEEN YEAlth PRACTICE. rri-lOSE Who are afflifted the ioilnwing 1 Disunleis may be idlest,' in less thaw une hew, and cured Ina rtasiii.ablr trine, hy the use uf the GuvsruniAm hiP !WINES, which are the only preparstiens that ever we: e cuatuosherl fur the cur• nt thine Com,ilaints ; nor was thee ev,r known a Xf.-hcall Men, of any ..c. , cri i .tinn, hi this or an, fr'he , Chian., wilco Le prahised with these R^ turatiste, that doted to promise those Win were so affllAcd, such an esnsaat of tow I b. ...awe, did he lei( wavered agreeable tber he 111.4 u"'•"' IT prose Inman a Quack 1 and surely noi.e but • feel wr a inashosa would so wolves, of he ~but sure of sue c ellog ..grivelste thiretis. Gaut in the stnmecii,_aiiii aU airs wt. rent , " Clel l lmatii.s., Ileach-uckes , Tentb-eenes. I, aches, endows Save. hfeihannes ono pritate•d with et NI snehestee, net% :a w, Sturarsnriee. Newbury, Pertsetouth, Psalm*. Full. ale . 14.. .... , ' - h, Runlesta .rssiTrent. Seeley •001 Thane. a. sad 'n . "101 010 iir.n.iai Toys. ;is this Kingdom. Ina I.unden, Wily b *AI wee P:oprid.or. R. riee.t. Nn. 9, Great Surrey hitteesseolie blurs alny a. 4 ire's% 4 . 1 1 staaraillit I eweepalvd. THESE: CAKES, which are the Invention of a Medical Gentleman of great esperielice„ al..' shut act as an alterative, witheet any seii,irle operation, ate pYrticulyr4 adapted Ye the palate las 4 stomach of children, And are a mon safe and effectual temerty for all eruptions ul the shin, wile titer ari.inS from original impurity in hlolJ, from the I:a toter Small-Port. 14 atLes, &c. or acpcued by the V.ceirie, or InesesAttlOn. 5..4 by F. Newb•ry awl Sony, at the linty WarrLeaye ter pr JaxwAfnect.t, No. di, kit. Irae:%Cougy.b.yaret, l.a.den, prier 211 a box (corstai Anti twenty cakes or Anse. p a,•d 3d duty tbrerle Olathe words t. F Newbory. No. 4,, St. Paul's," ate tug raved O. the stamp. TO GENTLENEN‘N II E NMI lALS RESIDENT IN TFIE COUNTKY. lENDIABIE AND POBEIGN SUBsCRIPTIDN LIBRARY, CIINDUIT.I.TREET. NEW BOND-STREET. FIENRY COLBURN (frnm Earle) respeEta (ally solicit. the arrsntim of the Public to his English Italosn SUBS iturrioN LIBRARY, whieh Is eondnetel on a plan that invites Subscribers en immediate supply et the Bunks glory desim, eausisturg of upwards of 0 1,00. velem., of the , choicest Works to Disney, Biography, &vial's, Poetry, an Romance lto whit+ are regularly added, all new Engli.h Works, on the day of puldicNtiou in Lnodt.it ; and aN new Emrich ones, otos month after they appear at Paris, including all Pelavasinss, Pamphlets, Regimes, he. Subsenbers res:,!..iit in the Country ere eat tied lea double nussuer or Book+, end may drisemd hit being sepplred witis the same regularity •ro.t attention at when in town.—eCumplete Catalorms, with the arms, to be had at the Library. The frodueing New and Popular Works are just published by H. Ciolburn 1. The SECON 1) TIT A N WAR AGAINST HP. AVEN; a Poetical Salts. By the Author of The Rooms Sun. ie. W. beards P. HISTORICAL, LITERARY, and POLITICAL AN ECLIO TES F.on Doman of Augustus Von Kossebot. 3 soli lbs. boards. $ rke PASTOR 's DAUGHTER, with other Romances. P.m* Cat G.q.111111 of Kotzebue. 4 vols. Its. 'wept,. 4. The CONVENT of NOTRE:DANK ; or ; Jeanoeve By tbs Author of Julien. 2 vols. 10s. b Ards. 'UHF. WATIRING-PLACES VOR 11107. Them eft it:gislitished, pnco 13s. in Boards, 13s. 6d. in Red, or 14. Celt lidt, in One very thick and closely-printed Vntenle, Westgate/ with Deady ficynnty Msls mod Vwers, •I"IHE GUIDE to all the %VA I'ERING and sE4-11ATHI:d4 PLACES ia England and Wale., be 14117, amonthig of Al covet* and Cireumst neKeri dons ,f every Plaeltsit Fashionable Retort, and .4 the Cu,, ,• oitlee a.,cl Scone,' to their EaTitUlli, with an Ihrlerary in the Roads to and troio eats name. ~. — Cy the EUFFOK of Tho PICTUItIL et LONDON. The, WINS is is well krown, and has Was so %misers Ily apiereswi of, Mr its Complonarowa mad Aeweemey, tbm any fo.- th,r U. *option U, it. Cr wuriew Si any Onsorrations h,a as Man. and V olity , wooWl M suite:doom. The Pieces doscnern ate; Abs:ystwith Lemenston Prime Bath I Itee Hampton" Nackposel 13.11 e Reign lloanor and Hationopen Ls nthic so Burlospon 1 1 .1alvern .ton Margate Il 1.tn1 4 11.4 t Walls. sod I 14,tiock Clotton It snug*** Er , ladstaue Malden b,dmouthh2 u $ C..mste Southend Ditel.sh Swansea Wear Trothasenda Last s).anir Teebe remolth Tooloidio Wdp Vriequocee Weymouth F !may Worthing Hs , nergate Yarmouth 144.1. +9h A Tout to the Lakes Hasuop A T,ll/ in So. Alt Wales /11rodombe A Tory in Monts Wales W Printed tor Richard Phillips, 116. 6, lkidge-wrest, Mack. Irian 4 ;ad to be had of all Illookswelars, particularly of those sr he reside et the res,wfli sett-a. Bathing and Watering Planes ; of Own obey aka be bark Tho PICTURL of 4)110014 lot 1.071b7 the lime lights rice 64. 100101 b Thioday is pobillied, 11.14 oayele irrinte4. ..yo tile volt. varto, isnce Fqw Gamete is boards, snit ft plates, neatly engyayed, 'I I HE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and PHY 411C.bla DICIIUII.IRY , :erotainiog not only an kia_ ptana• ion of the term. 01 art used in AnitAtn, Phytiol.ll4', Pathology, Therapeutycy, Mowery, Ntidoif,ry, Plia,MACy hdaL. , ia Mr4,ca, tiotisny, Chemieny, Natant! Hiswy, itc as employed in the mews's. imprneed Starts nI Medse.i S•iessoe; bet also a kiSplatie IFlNUstinft of and heir trestatont,aiderebty to the Mscirioey el Cense, Mauro, He ter, Fordyce., GUIDO", De 1141.10, Satladefl, MAW', mot ..:her msetetn Teacher's to Ettotiorgis aint LonJoit. To *Mat o addeA, a 011/1..1.4 G 10.1141, /le IS, 1 . -/gEit r MORRIS. NI D. J''4ES CENDIIICK. - . - Sulron. Ff. S as Others With regard to tn.- it‘ cutlet of e Waite ,rt g-early wanted. tie It.'aicose tow:. anti en.theersow us the lusigrneut in toe Yu?. no exiun.e hart ig been spared t.r industry wanted to inake it what it ttbgb!, and is intended to b-, a compirt- Kneseleisidta of Medical Science, etnerie,ng eve., oojeet that such a plan cur. tee expected to include. E4ttilittsgh : Printed for 841 and iSrasliste, and Mundell and aor, ; and toad in Lthidon by 'Cliossaa Ltstell. Astriaatia• I..tet, Ludgate...it:est. The Puichasers oi this Work, in Parts, are seqiitieed to complete their erases speedily as posatille. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. noutE or LOROS,Tetuneumr, August 6 The House met at three o'cla:k, and read the following Bills a third time ;—ths Dover Harbour Improvement Bill, the Fort St. George and Madras Regulation Bill, and the Galway Gaol Lrec Bill. Mr. Hoblioti.e and a Deputation from die Com mens brought up the Irish Spirit Drawback Stiq.. prelim Bid, the Militia Transfer Bid, the Militia Completion Bill, ti:e Irish Militia Vuluntcer meat Bill, and the Silk Duty Drawback dill. Lord HAW K B&BLi Y moved the Brit reading of the Military Bills, and that they should be prim ed. It was his intention o move the tectuid lead ing iii them all on Monday ; and, as they were founded upon the same prmciple, be conceived there could be no übjettimi to the orders for that purpose being faxed for Monday nest.—The Bills were then read a first time. Vil the ruotion of Lord WALSINGHAP4, the I lot Spirit Drawback Suspension Bill, anti the Silk Duty Drawbat,k Bill; were respedirely real a Seat nine. _ _ _ . _ the West India Exportation Linen sill wan through a Commute, And was repotted. APPEALS. The LOZID CHANCELLOR having left the Wuctsock. called the attention of ihe H.. use to Standing Order wldch re k ulareil Appe.lalits co.-rater into certain recognizance, for uut payment a casts. when the ju.lment of the lower Courts were affirm ed. It was frequently the prai.hce of suitors to appeal to that House with uo other view than to witain time. calculating that more money suuld be made by the interest accruing from the sum, in weir hands. than the amount of the engagements into which, with their sureties, t:sey h..l altered. lo the year 1766, the Standing Order was, that AppellAnts should enter a recognizance of 100 l I since that period, it had been increased to '2OOl. Esperieuee had convinced him, that a further crease was necessary. to prevent the stratagem to which he alluded, and though he was ever ail. ling to leave She 13.1 r of their Lordships' Houssopen to the oitrims of at tors. yet he felt it his uuty to tor. se. " That the Standing Order. relative to A peell,ufts altering Seto r.cognisances, should be increased from tuot. w 4001."--.0rJered. Mr. Richman presented at the Bar the Report of the Commissioners for budding Bridges and re pairing the High Roods in the Highlands of scot load. Ordered to lie on the table. After the deposal of soma rrivate business, the Hien iedi•Joello4. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also pave notice, that he would to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bail for the better collcOcon of the Assessed Taxes ; at tne 'AMC time he ob. served, that he d.d mu mean to press it through its various stages until the next Session. Mr. LOCKH A R I', puismint to his notice, rose ter move for leave to bring in a Jill t relieve b:neticett (leigy from the effeds of a elapse in en Ad of rex. nt of the 36th of His present ssajesty, eons. mo-ily called the Curaies' Ad. By the clause Al lotted to, although the ad itself was intended tor the benefit of the beneficed Clergy, this dreetiption of the Clergy were prohibited from holdi .g a pita. rality of cures. But in consequence of their sgml. lance of the law upon this su :pd. and only having a book c died Ide Clergy . ' k .witemos. Luisi published by one of the Universities, to guide • them, many of them had in.c•pird augmented benefices, provided for under the Statue o. QApes Anne, which, although much inferior in point el value to toe benefice they originally held, subjedled them to this Aft ; and several, in consequence there* of, were threatened by their patrons Nth the wet of their first benefice, if they persi•ted in any other. The nEje.ft, therefore, of vie pres-et measure, was to relieve such of the Clergy, who had thus ignaran.ly and unintenticrially the law, from the effeds of tat Art:'' For this procee .rig the Hon. Member quoted a phalli, Li the year 1796, whet. the House sospenS d operation of an Ad. in consequence of the misciii. ception or want of knowledge in the individuals who were stetted by such Att. His wish was merely to suspend chat particular part of the Alt for the prescor, until the tliiuse should consider what might be the most eligible mode of proceeding upon this sobjea • arid Ise hosted, as it was a quabsti..n its duliginis and forbearance so a number of petsoos, who, thougb in error, had erred uniniectiortatiy aai innocenly, the Hou s e would acquiesce ui it The CH tNICELLOR of the EX:.:HtiQUER. observed, th-t if this Bill had been proposed for the purpose of altering nr limiting ths Its.v, he had treat doubts whether the H 0314 Would entertain MI6 a measure fur f,‘ 7110mtuf ; but as it merely went to suspend the nperation of a certain clause in an Aft of Poltament.Api , ,bt indiv ideals, he could have no objection .0 at tae sa m e time he could not help thihking the House would look with a very je4l.lls eye, at any andssore hasiag for its obj .6t the suspense .n of any te..44ment of r,., t t ''Hoeot. —Leave echo Wes given to be g m a Bdi to that eff.d. A message from the Lords inf o rmed the House that their Lordships had agreed is the Dover liar. boor Bull. the Cotton and Calico Intercourse Bat, the Irish Cotton and CaL,o ESC I, the rallie Accotruclits' Bala see Interest dill. the American Co:natty' Intl:course Bill, the Puutic In. Armories' Bill, oust t..e Last Luba Company's Boni MIL Also, that sheer Lot .ips had passed a dill f6r the bettor government of but St. George. in Bengal, and the G.tlw..y awl Bill. Mr. CREEVLY sa.d, that in consequence of notice given by an Hon. Gentleman, n it then in his place (Mr. !Nasdaq. on the subject of India Affairs, on Friday, be should feel at necessai y to move, upon the ;Anse day. for certain duciimoots :elating to the Polyzars, and also for copies of t e correspond. hat betwren Marquis Cornaidlis and the East India Dice tors, upon this suojed. A new writ was ordered for the Borough of Yu mouth, in room of Mr. Poutett, nowt a reer of the United Kingdom. Mr. Owen, from the East India House, present. ed certain accounts of that Compai.y, in Unge,sia currency, pursuant to order, which were °routed to lie on tbs iahle. and be printed. Mr. GRAN f observed, that upon the produc tiouot the former account, an Hon Memoer, not then in the House (Mr Creevey), had stated, that he (Mr. Grant), had represented, in another place where he had occasion sometime to speak, that the Company wouid have tine of sus plus. He denied having made any such Assertion ; fur the fart really was. that by these accounts there aic peareJ a deficit to that amount. Upon motion of Mr. WHI (*BREAD. the P4to4 dual SCho')l 8.11 was read a third -me and r iass The Legal Keys' nth, Mr. Eli.% Div uce and the lush Salt Bill, were sev, rally committed, ~ and the Rep at. ordered ui be received to morrow. , Isle. DEN P. pursuant to his notice, rose to move far wive to bring to a dill for toe regulation of Recognizance, upon Peutions ‘oroplausis.g os • utile lideaihni. His ssujva was to remedy the evil which now existed, ot presenting vexatious petitions against sitting Members. fly the present Att, the peel. honer was allowed fourteen days, after presenting his petition, as Posies to the sitting Member, tisture he was obliged to enter lute rev. , guisa• ce. tisat.elf in 1001. and two sureties in 11001. and * con.ider abbe doubt had arisen whether the sureties wets equally liable with the Petitioner, In case the pe tition shoutd be declared frivolous and wea.sui us. Another evil ii; the AO. as it loss siu,d. was, that although the tunnies were obliged to declare their place lit residence, the principal was hot ; and this was another evil he wi.hed to correct. His objea huther was, that the party petitioning. with hfb sureties. should be obliged to deposit the amount of their recognizance* in the EtthelllNT t end in caw ot the ?twin, being divined frivolous or vexatious, that Cie stoney so lodged should be fosinted. other wise to be returned. 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