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.. --- •,---•—"-mulltiMe" . -. 4 ,- AT.,i,77i, , :-1 4,,g i 411: ~ 1 ..,..- --.- .-. ~ ....), v -. - P-- ' _ 4 . ..4 , 1 t. $ 64 • . ci i i ‘ .. r ... • 1•* 1 7 . 4 . _ ... ~, t . , . ,-- ;lir . - • Ivih, ....../se .0 b ~ ..., . i , PRICE slxrErer. them ' nits .0-'-• 1.-- Xile 'irttto NEVER AC rFD TNEATRE-ROYAL, If AVM Y e . FT. THIS PRESEN I . EVENING, July 16. 1807, •011 be ienduced..i Me'. Dram* in TP••ee Acts. called, CHELSEA ttOSPI I .IL, Jute IV 1 7. 11.1 SE are by Ord er of the Right Honourable T LUVii and When CO/111 , 11.111111ef. (Of ma ,, al.n4 tha Affairs of the Runt Illtwodoll at Cis- sea, to 4ive Hance 'root all Ildoereepre oes the .411 iderdnal. ress ' ilsog London, or Iran,.. twenty- miles tticeetrt, are fel:lotto! ICI tokrAt ; 4-r...wally end reginsamtally, the tier:retired 0R... , in the ssot I itk.pit•i. Olt the respective In.', is Won different is toeir several rates of Pensio atleth ~td, , as intim when alteodarsca ell be its en fresh Ti rane o'Clirett in the 1 14.ening, anti. TOree in the Afternoon, for tl, ray mcntor Half.a.yvad's Perisl..n its advance to Christ's's next, two an augnse.stAti,i u, proporti..n to their dioabilay and lefich of Screw,. act i:dieig t.. tin Majesty's new Regulation.' in their tarot,' THE FORTRESS • VICTUALLING-OFM", Jour t o 11107. rCOMMISSIONER`; fir riguallior Ht. il l i Ili. oiest,A Mira ‘4,- , Thy .44 whet, %Au . Timußs• DAT, dr 16 . iossast, tiro ~U eo reed, to tremor is dors ix Irrito.g, (tooted op), wad treat it- the frltooiot ,i, ,- Its, to is /therm( logo its itis.ice; i 't rict.o ' , tem( Storrs ost a pt jurtl, rig,. Or.• flondrtd Tons of the hest sow Carolina 14, F.....t.i.e. mut. was atimrd a►ose out '•r TM Cbsracten by Mr. Yonne, Mr Caries, Mr Chapman, Mt 1M Clew, Mr Mathew!, Mr Ligon, Mr. Taylor; Mn. Tntur, Mn. Gash., and Mrs. Liston. prerimus to the M4.l*-proms, win be petintread, the Wi wi Loteasinmeot THE WATERM AN. Owe ilisettkod Tow of sack Smyrna or Alexia S AISINS. Two Hortirort Taws' Gentofte OATMVAL ; and rm. Tbkmad us of CANVASS, rue ?wetting Sags. he bee, /Weber, out edler2ll, es Le 1/1.101,111Ak to Sesillel, re he protketel with the Tendon ; 4.4 t • be 'Where'', 0.1-!loll Men* no a F.rotighr, eoe . oboe Ha tor • Fortanehr 4ftee wards ; end ode °ennead L. be deiiverei. 0... Iffelf b. a Math, and the remoisior ia one li•ttA • ienedrih, sate the Wee.. Were westireeig. wirdle. Mr. Woad,; Robin, Mr. Liston ; Tans Tog, Mr T s ..,r. Vislhelosna, *s.*s.Taylor ; Mrs. Bundle, Mrs. P - 01110. In Att II will he iwireeletwd a Reptta. A ftei the abito-Ilhente, the PIT) of THE MOCK DOCTOR. Gr. rose, Mr. Math.ss ; Sir 'asp,. Mr. Grose her. CA..; De. Ilellehoora, Mr. Noble. Charlotte, Mrs NIAlt vr.; sod novas. Mts. Pnvrell. VAUXIIALL Units thePatramege of Hie Royal Highness the Prinee of • WALES T°.AIORROVI F.VRNING. July 17. lao7, sti, be keRAND G %LA, and ►IR6 WORKS. AA MiNlnfl 314....nuers epSl% Sarni. The Concert %lift es light. - - - \V ANTED, a MAN SERVANT. to live the c.tuntly, 411 a lovie,..et's seal Family. tie ei'i have a H..•sa •. Ift , rk after Noll ntlah. Ai-.self lures. fera-,n Paandt. mad Loven legacy, at It lbw's Hotel, Poittamr n etre t, a, Thurotay oral. at T.-.ve o'Clock COTTAGE TO RC LIT OR tit./ LD riro Ite LE:. elegantly Furnished. or t h e L ease A and bonntur• so be SOLI), of a most 14tutitul COT 'Aro, abase., at Le et, in the county of Suney, containing U.,- Sutliff/ ROOMS aireen Red Rillietl y Catch HOW, thine it:ll Stable, sad ow" dotn.one ev.veniegtee, it foe the im c. inclined of a Oman. genteel family. Good Water, ▪ :n..st prodehive garden, Gteen-Holase, and small Field • 5. _ , f .; particulars (say b4l hail as N. 114, Hweriatta.Mtya r ( r• • p•4e MOM Y NATI FAS - - - IE G.Tyleasen .if this Oilke pledge them. •• •• • Is alt.eee ' Wm*? 6 e ecordneseols, wevetty sett dha • • as to lake that the "bloomy inEcted to Mrs say to e., a-pl cable to evary ono. Poreons oho c•alt be accommodated. en %Ind woes, Ira be convince t that • 'ha attention tt claire* ...401.1v or sr gip •t11,1)1.1 t •1 •••4 - 4. 11104 Ca. DISONI st Ohioc, No. Colliers“ r at, Strand. A CAC/WON to the puaLic.—This heieg Lk Ifts time 1., families to 14 in their 1111MS/1 Week, it be. there is be ee..rines (of the, ertsh fora goon fire) where $ their e The London Sau•Ceal Company, South ni-vtrege, lintbon, iespettfully assure the Public. that .e he.t Coat. whieh cot, to Laraine, are Oho Large Wain F a• vi the , they have, at this tints, a eta& nn baud, which are ,low szllin no lower terra than they hays 4 " . " leta s •=lest. tar seventeen years pubbe patroaage and rapport. the suet grateful thanks are returned he RA RR ISUN mid CO. STATE LOTTERY. SECOND DAY cf DRAWING wilt be Nur TUISOAT, July et. SCHEME. 411400.0 .• wog tope aim s o w 00.4,11.A.10000 eeeeee buO 10 '3O 40 50,000 4,500 tu,030 Tickets. L. 100,000 Ttelye. Peet* Dew, Wyllie thy null! Awl Capital, Ilan =DUSAN° POUNDS. The Wades WI be migmliwir 11.003 Tickets each Day. TICKETS and NIMES IS Sale at all the LieensediLgt PrY Oftesa, mid by irk Arai Is Ragland sad Scotland LONDON SUBSCRIPTION PUBLIC DISTILLERY, FOR THE oisriLLATioN AND RECTIFYING OF GE NOIRE BOYISH SMITS, CORDIALS, AND COM- FuUNDS. '1 NH Ci i rmooters of this much-wanted and tone s full Undertaking., respectfully jar em the tote...net P. - ' , .ie, that ear vat encrtiona, and calling in the aid and violates of these perfectly competent, they litre fin••••,,el th.or Aritn: , neetit tied CON/limbo"' of a Plan, in that tb., aremme will then with public appiehation (for whi'M they icier to the periatal of their Pmemettas) Th.l further bey w.th breed, to state, the great te.id:rig &atm,. of their that the public nit! be served with Ger ume KMiih Soon., Com oontti aol Cordials, which lit-v particularly ro ot.nmenci to ail Retailer: wishing to seU Articles ul the hint Iv. tie Convenience of the Pablic a Moms ars divided into rhy round. each, traoileraldr , „ and ...dyable by inotlinenty . atuteof which are to enema test per test. en the stun sub Seabed, wieuttit at Wert twenty days notice el 'itch payment . The tritely of the con: rn to be managed by ?sheen Direc holy appointed frnnu the Si.b.cribert Inc ',hit purpose. A: 60.1 la. a 6%14-lent minibus' of Subwriberi are obtained, a General Meeting of them will Lie held at the Landon Tavel's, for the furtherance of the undertaking. In the mean tim-, the round pe• Share will be welted ter Mellen Wigton, Pirhorn. arid Co. Kankcts, Kotoogh rebus, Itek, sad Co. ts. Bond street; re, from ten to fair, at the Centeany'a Sur. Of No. 'Chang alley, Koval Exchange, • *here Prospostailea May he had, and other information oh CAUTION RtSPFCTINtI GAS W:iILST I sierifie• every ror vete advantage ei TWO P TENTS fur an Insertion which toes aerie Isere tabour, and as many thnu.and ; whilst I kevranite, and patiratlv wait the prni...l, *4 of Padiament, ta dwelt the PKUI MY I,,itltouß ara.,,a teen widow isorliteleale. of Jul oks.es ; di horn ,r4ble (me., ( . 1 "4 """l'nd n,, TO R vt , :ttie of t h e b ei , intended for thorn-•• Iter alga rrolan;rl the lute s and pro. "! OI their miliitibours. Ury.-.1 by many Oil ,Iftie alter S's 4 , 1‘111 that hap. , ~ 'L. i i tettfaut Infringers, I think it my du•y. •' `IN TO ent!rtoN r, it mimic, RS I dn in al! nu, t.c• N'ettems, b,r Chic e..pl.ales hitt run . inedei„ hut a all U,e re. Mot %6 . 1M 1 11415, RV . rlt.tV.ll.• • ettrete3.n.ms our u. Ott t tan 'n peii,m, the ~ ,sl,ite can nasty tick ~red u. 4. kw the eutootrt i ',tot IN VIE. I trust, trig eetlitmeht, the eaten, the Laa , and the 5. "'“11, ilia N t,on , wii ra.iworldr.h IS ROW E. • CAR.: .d F A WINS,/ , .n.. 1 Patentee M. led 99, P a I-Mall, illy 11, 7 a" c irt. a ~..,u,l and lint •riweranc "SS •Wita. l at at , bist Ite.• tie, late r..;41 ttent-.• they et. 4 svms M aass . s at ade,r• an' C. P.. 1.14. 41 so M a „ i li a's , "I no 'tit,. 011i e . .c C... ticoc.•iercli•at reet NII TePr tem l•mentre ..4 d, ..y r.lhnndreds ininiu”a wow iy se on • Lecture, toe „, Ai !Wren ISS/01^1P, fa Wedieadai Irnts Fight reel half-mat fru.. r. n . E'eflle n•Chek tree S.ISISSIROSSICy tuts an d lair, VI 114114 and elt e teat 'Wets. On Stowlay, the Roth of „Inly. TIM Pension,.. yr 110 , 12Ctiv , 641. par day, front the fitievent Regiment's( CAvairy, V. .t Guards, ht R.ltotimt of ruot, to the 624! terwens....eatnnee. On TWlralibt 113 C Stilt of July. now ...to cassias 6J p-r d .y, trout tIUS 63.1 Regiment of Venn ',tit the ranaonnng Regia.ents or Cop., as far. the Pr. torten f. eN•••• 9d. per t hy, (may !he several Ite,y, mutts a Cavalry, (rum , he let Itegirn:nt of Foe', to Ent, tutting", Wirimeday. the 224 July. These eh. reesersi IS. per di.. hem the nth Regiment ef Not. atn the remaining Regiments or Corps, as al.s, lb, P li ssome!' en. MP all I. p.r doe, feu. all th. • ." Cie thigh the lst ani Cradittream Regiments of root tiaards. On Thursday, the lil nfJuly. Thorn who Forms., I. pa day, from the Si Itss;nsont of Font t;uals, the I.t Rrgiment of root, with al. the renaming Regiments or Corp , 4./o Friday. the 24th of July. Th... Cello...wain.' an. Itioginsasit or Corps, who rec.:ire Is OW. Is Id Is. IW 1 , 4 Is. 2.4 per toy. On ilatunlav, die t3th of July . _ • Thew who roma, Is. Sp. and Is 3d. wr day. On Gondar, the 27sis of idly. Those who receive ts.aid. pes day, with those of the differ ent rates to 2s. For day, inclusive. Ott Tumidity. the 28th of July. Those who receive 2s. old per day, upward., tine fsties the Militia at ad, pea dq. with the l'israte Gesolemeit wlto realise Animism fleas Me Imo la a•.d 9d Fiatss. of Heise Gust& And that all Outlenti-nera Wanting to the said liespita . . who low as a greater distance than tw.m.y hes ..ales n 0.,. 1... an• don, seid these in lkonand and Ireland, are bereby tequ•tcd an 1 enema 414, after the f ath or Oreralsh• next, and r eg Yellereed.ag 115th of Deestaher and amn of Jane, mini gonalli () Wont cr raolY tes the ef Hs Mtien.'s J .4 •tier• ul to., hem in the iselghb *taloa where they reside, and mate the fell.wwing Arlldawst, which the mad %leglsrratr for the Coun , y. Gay, ilewomeh, 4w R.duttg, before whom the Pensioner *pion:. sedl sign and date, via. sane bednie me, one of ICI Majemy's disedosa "(the Pewee far the County eV and made Oath that Ise elm admitted an Ont-Pens.Juer vi Chelsea on the Day of I? (rue 10 ) irons tne Rt.:meat of commanded by was then aged about yrars, tweed in the Army, years, was discharged to r•.'. that he Moo otherwise provide) (or by the Public, but a. a Pmsi...,er of the Hmanol, .t per day, and now lines in the Pa, issa of is the County of Sworn before Ins, this Ad! o f IS . The A,sbeat .t drown aseeeding se the abom rem. Merl Whom, dated and attested by a Migl-taste, ,s to be put up C..ser, and sent by the Gr.wrral P-st (dirreted this ). To the Itaght I lonourah.e lute Pay daster General of tin bla)estes Lan,' Pones, Lathiest,' marking on th e Co ver , "Ch e l sea Pensioner'. na, ti' and Counterpart* or Utaiihcatts of the Yid Affidavits are to be reser, d by the Uot.P.natoasers re. %wraps'', to be exhalant,' tt loch Persons as shall me d.reved to pay them, that they may be raushed that all volt as usay claim Out-Pessuous ate the real Persons entthed to receive the tame. And to the end that lite Commissioners for the A .4" of Chelsea H spite] may be satisfied that the Pemismies a- e the same Persons whr have passed their examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who bare served in, ad have been discharged horn. any of the Regime its or Indeornel ens Companies of loyal do, or Royal Veteran Renshaw', are not to mention in their Affidavits such Rol/elicit or Compaily of Invalids or Royal Veteran Battalions hi which they sherd last, ►ut the Reunion, Troop. or Corps of the Army trout which they were Pint discharged aid recommended, and re ceived at laindsea Huipttal. The Pensioners are particularly to take notice, that the half yearly Paymeriu, after Midsummer, are regulared as in tite Place of Payment, by the Musics at Cheeses., the Alfiir into sent as above, after tire Christmas pieeedisig, and teat the Christmas Payment is in lake manner regulated by the Mtllfitill or Affidavits after the Nl:Atomiser ;:recerling. It is afro ordered and directed, that no Person who shall change the place of his cede, gleam in at his Muster, or specified m ho Affidavit aforesaid, and who may slyly tv his reason orzeepemg to the Olticere of Laicise neArest place of abode,' shall receive the same, unless it appear', uy the Certificate of respectable persons, that such removal was through isiraeonlable aece•ssty, w' . .ich he or they could not foresee or prommt. And that if any P.mormer aliall fraudulently attentut to receive a double payineat of rho POO4IOII, either at Cnelse a Of at different pacer. he Vial' be struck off the Leta. Lastly it is notiArd, that none will be e , terel upon the Pay Li-te of the said Floaps.al, or be entitled to receive any benefit theichnin, who shall not ad agreeably to thew Orders and ifirectrinai, particularly MI sending their halt yearly Affidavits to tat Paymaster General as above directed, sod to no other Officer; which several of the Pensioners have of late either asetectral to do, or *CU thont irregu'arly to other Depart steno. G AUST, Secretary and GRECIAN LITERATURE. ' This Aar is pubilohed. men Its. in boards. LA. A RCH&OLOGIA GIttECA ; or, 'P hi An liquifies at Goers; hem, an Account of the Manners awl Cuttotot of the Greeks, deduced kom the latest 5'4 best 4 ulltoraties, and rehouse to than G•tetro.neot. Dren, Ent vtotootonts. Nla•istiaey, Cx. , esiss, read, Lie., Nam., Mutle, Sottiet.il Proceedings Mart,Aies, i'Astiting, Itelieint, Chrome., Public Ittuidings, 01111,4, I Funerals. I Mathews, hi ,lita., aid Naval I.Jugh"oc Employ- Weight, aid Mos. /Miss, ascots, semi, Ste. &e. el..ely designed to itludrato the Greek Classics, by implant. int W. 44 and Pinson accredie., to the Rites and Coot 00000 s to %Illicit they rokr. To whack are p.efilmi, • Imiot Ifisto u( the jreeian Stat , :s, and Biographical Skinakes el the mho. cipal Gre.:k ay e .e Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. . Of Cb rises Collrg tistubtiAge; Muter nf the Yes Seh,,,i at Itamenstemetiale. in Wrs aM. London: Pnvtd is! Richard Phillips, No. N.. imp. iiret3 a 4.4 0, all Rwak.ellers. Just 05tA1.164,1,11 the sacs Authot. - ••• The GR M LIAR of tl;r•titY, toy weans of which that itap,.vtant aubj,,:t way be practically taught an Schools, price 3.. Weutd. AN TENT H.S fee the thdi of Schools, nu One cicosel)-ported V ..41:110.ditedeciono, tome (s. bound. MODERN FONT, he the Use m Schuoli uudar t• the Ancient Mat d), rice 6e. ho,nd. Tie Cs«dititew .1* pie Coetrislt ease he sent at the Streetirry's Ofive. k.. tcest4 vii toe Sod ts one reale to which the Prier shell ma he iseerteit i. wore fat !meth, we that shield net he delirererl ID the Meant Were One en.. Is vs the saw Tittrulee. the ICA isestaat; war shiest the Pak* who mama the Te.oder, er Few Paseo eat kit Wish erase, MP aims, Wire cello fee. TICIRIALLIII64IIIIIVICZ, Jew it, tow. HE CONWSSIONIERS . J' . r MgieseA's Nines Amer Otie iVotice, That ew W ROAMS. D Y the Ltd Whew, Ogy well At reset re Partite hoofers IVrttisr( O&M Lep), wool treat for T WO H U MDR 10 TONS f mvscovA nou SUGAR. et he oototroldi to Sew*, et he ProiNted “Ith the rtAileet. to Ac delimeoot 1:4 'ripest peeksge.. at the rite of fem. rm., to Fyt v Tom pa. Week tom de riftwaling Stews at Doris,/ ; am/ to be pod tee a has, For al*, with /.meet, Aires. Dego refits Awe. Tea G....i0ta.... the Co/drone way be area a the leerf tesli., Office. No repo., via be Awl to nny Terre", ift Wont tie Prise Ask not be inserted in !V./goof inert, fb it Shen a , * b delivered re else Be•-. 1 Afire Owe A1:1-4, sea Me AAA freAmenhope the bid wheat, n,r noosru hero,* ogle oneito tbe Ten .4.r, or sang Person en his beiteff, ineyeeer, irks* edle4 for. This day I published, hi Three Vols. eve. prio• 11. 7s. is bawd., ehr Sitcond A• N ACCOUN of the LIFE an d WRITINGS N JAMES BFA77IP I , L D. Ists Professne al Moral Philosophy and Logic is the Matiichoi Chap sad Un ivcriity of Aur.deen, including in or hlt eirigiisol Letters. By Sir WILLI 411 FiaRBES, of Pdsigo ; Bart. Pri.ilfti Inc Archibald Constable and Cl. Esi , nhuigh ; Long. Hort, Rees and Oran ; T. C.adell and W. Dario: ; And 'o t Mum r, London. ARCI (UMW* E This dry are peigeshei, elegantly engraved en tO Plates, large Q'aat.o, puce 11. 7.. in boards SKETCHES in A RCHI rECTURE ; ing of ORK;TNAL DESIGNS Gm COTTAGES said RUE I. DWELLINGS. austabw en Peeenns of moderato /or tune, aid too convenerat Itearenwig ; wnit Plan. and mere. prime Scenery to each, and seam general Obeeteatictes. By T. W. DEARN, A•chWect to ha Ro.al Hwhness the Duke of Clarence. PuYist ed by J. 'l' Av.or, at we Arcbilactaral Library, Mo. 50, High Ntebee.l Where may be had. pries s New Men of I. The BUILDER'. PRiCR BOOK I Including the Ad. wren on Timone, oulloprirend or 999.* 2. TOWS PLANS. ELEVATIONS, and SECTIONS of HOTHOUSES, GREEN-HOUSES, CONSERVATO RIES, &e. on 97 Muer, Polio, coloured, 91 19 id boards. 5 LUGAR'S DESIt:NS fur AR ‘l-HOUSRS. FARW- T ARDS, DARDS, CO f rAOES, dc. *I Pliums, Quarto, 11. N. in boards. This day if* pablishei, in One Vol. e.o. p:ice 91. The FIR ANSACTIONi of the PARISI AN SAM. ail LORI VI r, Ads of the Assembly ~f IsreeNtlsioNie-i pude@ ei France and Italy, sunsnked as Paris by an Imperialf and Royal Doves, &rad May 30, 11106. Trcts'ated from be strata, published iy M DIOGENE TA MA. With a Preface. Hotel, and Illearations, by the Madeira?. Few subjects can so justly lay claim to our coriosits, as an assembly of Hebrews deliberating on the interests of a people which hat long ceased to be numbered among oolong : wile thir well known political teems and unfathomable views of the Potentate by whose mends', they are assembled, add no an, rll force to this sentiment. The meow translated from official divestments, contains a multiplicity of most curious and interesting inforniation relative to the Fames Situation of tins Jews its Fraocesrwthe Decree which Called the Assembly tri liathellhe Questions proposed for its Diteastinnthe An• miters in them, with The Orations of the principal jini.:o l Sdeakets.w.lowesh hermetic Odes, sad HVIIIOI, ettanspoted hy hiemoett d Int Asmnbly. in honour of Bonaparte—Address to ail toe Synagogues of Europe. regoestieg them send Dep ute . 1., tl , r . 42ghedsim...iiegulattons for the Orgaritaation of the Mosaic Worship. Jtc. &c. Fablishei by C. Taylor, 108, Hatton street. iMPABIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—WcomaloAt, Jug.r 15. Mr. Alexander and Sir Sarrriel Romilly were heard in the caul:, Wilson E. Alexander, in behalf of the Appellant. Further consideration appointed I,r to-morrow. Lord Milton , Messrs Cartwright. Middleton, Hobhouse, and others, brought up a number of Private Bills, which were severally read a first time. The Copyholders' Relief Bill was remelted from the Cotantuns, being agreed to without any amend ment. On the order of the day being read for the third reading of the American "Fre ity indemnity The Earl of SUFFOLK declared his iatemion of submitting his opinion to their Lordships in this stage in the Bill. With respell to the cultivation of a good understanding with America, he trusted it was unnecessary to urge that feeling upon their Lordships' attention ; and be knew no curet method of promoting that desirable ohjed, than for this country to give up the right it a►sumel of searching American ships, Under the pretence of examining whether British sailors were on b:.ard. Many instances which had come to his knowledge, convinced him of the bad consequences of a perse verance in this praaicr. Lord HAWKESBURY rose merely to order, and to apprise the Noble Earl, that the Bit', de, signated the Anseri'dan Intercourse Bill, was read a third time yesterday The Earl of SUFFOLK freely admitted that he was under a misconception as to the Bid then under the discussion of the Hesse; but he atilt hoped, tbet th'• mea , ure of the Parliamentarj !Jesselntim. itrti having been prevented by the excessive hear of the House from delivering his opinions in a Hamer stage of the present Rill. he might now ere :termite-4 • to rate his sentiments. The Late Uissolutino was suppo,ed by some to have put the Catholic Qtesi•ort at fel% Could the House seriously concur in opinion ? Could it suppose that en large i potion of bubjeds would remain silent under such.unmerited disabilities ? Did the state of Europe justify such as conclusion ? Certainly not ; but it rendered it pro bable, that what the kir' Catholics would iefbm have accepted as a boon. ti•ey wiil now demand as a right. He had heard IP 4(IV vc.d by great at.. thcrity, that the Catfr.lics of it .sand and ti e settlers were at present folly wunin the pale f the Constitution. He .lenied it ; and as I.t.g as they Were only virtually represented, they would continue exc!uded. The question of vi• - mai and aelual representation, lost America, and heaven grant it might ant end separate Great &kaiak and Ireland. It was ,he duty of the United Parliament to atllsad to them's-eras of Ireland. On previ./us occasions, e had brought the situation of the poor of that country before the House, he had endear-owed to impress upon it the necessity of le. gis!ativ- interference. relative so tile colledlion and pay rnent of tythes in that c.suntry. He was .ed not to, Lime the Protestant Establishmtat. No. he wished to promote its r•-terests and mace ; and, he was convinced tle surest mode sal obtainmg thlt object was, by ceasing to persecute. In .11 countries, intoleran.:e rendered the persecu ed sea more nu. actuate, and is Ireland they would never melee proselytes, whilst they continued to persecute. The Noble Lord referred, as a proof of the bad et fells of religious intol-rasee, to the massacre of V llore, where art idle interference with a religious custom led to sn-h disastrous consevertees. He concluded by reading en tetrad fr ins a translation of a letter from that revered . and patriot iz Asiatic Prince, Achbee, to a great tyrant an.l perserntor. Orani Zalb, wherein this enlightened Mahnnietan proved the necessity and justice of nev-r injuring another, wilatreer form of worship he might please to .4,4upt, or whatever creed he might be disposed us biThere. The Bill was then read a third time, and psssed. The three millions, and one million and a halt Exchequer Bills Bills, weal thrcolh a Com:nate:, and were respetiively reported.—A joaneed. NOUNS OF 01140110 Ni. The SPEAKER Informed the House. the he had received a Letter front Lord M.hon. jog him. that tidying been retarned to %cave Vr Wendarer and Kingston, he had nude lis dectiwt for the former of these places. A iworitsitinrefairdins4y *edited. for Kings,. Oa the motion of Mr. ROSE, the Hour went into a Committee upon the Navigation Ass and he therein moved, as a Resolution--. , That ieve ho given to bring in a Bill to authorise His Illaje.kr, by order of Gauped, to permit the insporte:iiiii of Naval Stores from States in amity with His Major y, by navigation, in any manner whatever." This 'being agreed to, lisettHonse resumed, aid the Report ordered to be received to.mbrrow. The Coffee Wpethuusing Bill, an d t h e Offi cers ' Widow? Provision Bil', wrre severally reads second time, and ordered to he committed, the former to morrow. and the latter on \ Monday next. Mr. C. ‘V.WYN N brought up the Report of d • Committee appointed to consider the Aas relative to Criminal and Pauper Lunatics. He its ed that Clis was an explanation of these ASs, similar to that which had bees made last Parliament. Io conse quence of communications he had received from Gentlemen, stating that the measure now proposed, in regard to Criminal and Pauper Lunatics. should be extended to Scotland and /rebind he had coo. sidered the matter. bin finding that the regulations which it might bethought necessary to adopt, might interfere with the alterrions in the Poor'i Laws now under consideration of Parham mt, he iir.s con vinced they ought to be subjeas of separate Sills. The extension of this measure to other pans of the kingdom. might be more prOperly takes up by Gentlemen who were better acquainted with the local circumstances of their respeaive counties. He should therefore move, is That this report Le on the Table, and be printed.”—Ordered The Sierra Leone Bill and the Lottery Bill were severefiy read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. Mr. Ilinkisson brought up the Report of the Committee upon the King's Mess ige, *wowing of the smtlensent of F ogmore H.-use, and certain grounds,_ upon Her Majesty for life, and t h e Prin cesses. His Majesty's daughters. Mr. ADAM intimated his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales's approbation of this measure. The Resolution was accordingly approved of, ar..l a Bill ordered to be brought in acLarlingly. Colonel BARRY gave notice. that he 50u1.% upon Wednesday nest, move for leave to bring in a am to repeal the Eleetion Law s of Ireland. .ad to consolidate the whole into one AS. A new writ was ordered tr,r the borough of Rye. in the room of Sir John Nicol, who having brim also eleilted for Great Belivin, had male his elec tion to ware in Parliament for the linter pace. Another Dew wit was also ordered for the same place, in the room of Earl Clanrarty, who. silica his eltEtion, has accepted the offi:e of joint Pow.naater of Ireland. The Report upon the Irish Infirmaries' Bal was brought up. the Resolution, wer. read And agreed to, *ad ordered to be takes' into furl .et e ti to-morrow. Sir T. TURTON pee notice, th at i: was his intention. to-morrow. to move for the prodtut:ion of a Return of the elfeaive 'Yeast's Of the Volunteer force.