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~::,. Ti 4l i 4 " I ° . :VIPP • . -~ P; - ~~ "c.s: : c , tr), tofitiof ya :4..ti st ,t - ' . 0 .~ • . . . -,.. . 4g Al St it % '.. : 7 * • ',l : S• . • . . 1 9 1 .1 103 ' On • ' . • . ''' -. ' - , • P . . tie 7.71S.:11114;;I::41::47674 \ • • 3 • ill i 44.•'.1 .1 -- ._. -- -- --- - 7 ------ _.- vi ,.- — ‘6 11. ,- - - —-—--- - - - - - - .? PT.ICK SIXP 1 41-- "' • bight,. PARLIAMENT. he . -• until the soh le of the —b ins i .....„___- swell •es was made out ; his ishi«el ohs nt LultDs, vatio•v. Aootts 7. Iu prevent this delay. by vollefling tie —. . Urann rho indi r i . 4. • lA' _ ...... .......... ... 0...... . tbt 4rtttob SATURDAY, AUGUST s, SUMBILR 1433 / THEATRE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET THIS PRESENT EVENING. Aug. 8, !SO.". wi g b e pre,ellteA. the my of THE STRANGER. The Sulam, Mr. Young ; Soon Stemfort, Mr PAITRT, bp.; Count W.ntersen, Mr. Carley ; Mr. Solomon, Mr. Wahine Mrs. Koff. Mrs. Litehhetd IN THE MATTER OF SAMOFL FERRAND WAD. Disornm, A BANKRUPT. oir H E CREDITORS who proved Debts wider A the, Erase, at the 104 Meeting, tray reeet‘e two DII6 'lends, of Nine Pence and Sewn Pence in the Pound. on inch Dein' ; and thaw Creditnrs whit precoully preyed their D4P.te, a d have received the first Dirdend, m,y ferrite a further Dividend, of Seven Pent • in the Printid, en their Debts ; ty applying at Oihea re . Mr. Miirl Ry, in W.l,..l,C•Atreet• Landon, on Monday, the 17th day of Aogint instant, ur en any tufwewient day (ee,:ept Sunday I between vie hours of Ten and Twelve. 13IPL HOE NE OF To labial w,ll be artdad, the Dramatic Piece of TI-IF. CRITICS OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. D a ngle. Mr De Camp; Sneer, Mr. Palmer, jun.; Sir rug fui plagiary, Mr. ; Puff, Mr. Fawcett Mrs. Daugie Powell. Charaeters in Ilara Tragedy :—Toard Rurleieh, Mr Wadi!; Gpeetnof of Tilbury Fort, Mr. Grose; Earl at Leiee , t , r, M•. Cartes; Sir W. 11.1 Raleigh, Mr Noble; Don Fordo Wills ',moo, Mr. Limon Taborina. Mrs Lie nn upon the individual':own reurn, antecei examination as to str.cha•g.. dtc. Ia to should create a much greater facility in Lion or this mos. impoian bra-cb of rh and allow the Corumisskinert a better of inv-stigating the claims of indieidu being surcharged. and those ind;vtduais to support such claims of exemption. Vlr. BARHAM complained of the gt tiintv under which the public lab.iurel. with respeti to the decision of t i tle Commi to surcharge. for while the A, 'score in were of one opinion. those in a.ropiler +awl ferent ; this bappened in his o ca.e, money levied on the surcharge. *ER a I . . . _ . . . .1 • CORN-EXCHANGE, AUGUST S. The import% of Wheat tbitr ".".. y•-m----vlss 0, •••—•. Apply Spin tr.n. siderable, with some from America; best samples hardly sr last price, and mann qualities are heavy of sale at rather len new Rye 30s. per quarter; Barley acid Mak bate few Sayan:, White Peas lull as h igh; Grey likewise; small Beam Ila rid 44. per quarter 'dearer 1 of Oats there are many more furer s ri arrivals, the bat keep their ptice, and other sorts now cheaper; Flour heavy sale ; fine American 345. to 4.U. per barrel. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. • Wheat........ 471. 60a. 70, rck Beans .... 475. 13.. 01 Ms d0........73s 77. lit (hits • ...23s 28. yy t Sri 43s 431 bd. Polands 33, 34 , 01, St , 41. at Potatoe ditto.... 3bs 09, l'i. ralt. a. 6s•. V 4. Od Rape Seed 1121. 26. : 0 , Whir!Peas.. I Tale. 800. II:. Fine Flour . 6Cs. 633.611.-b, Grey Pees 55. 64. Od. - Seconds bOs 40s. 14, Beans .......... /13• 89 net MEETINGS OF CREDI FORS AT GUILDHALL, vres.tuaitow. M. 4. Thowia Heseirine and William Loa, Bridge-weet, Illtaekfrian, grocers • . . . . 3 tri James Sinclair, Earreution-doek, Wapping, victualler ;•, i Jo mph Williamson, Queen-street„ Loudon, Sour-factor 4 I ; It ichar.l P .rter, St Alban's, liertfoidshile, shim- kyei.. _ , Thomas II oil.haw, St. M ruin's la-Grand, Westartuiste , shoemaker . . . • • - Thomas Nesbitt. Higkstreet, Souhsverk, Surrey, chit., fll2ll . • . . • Ilea/ Butcher, Hythe, Kent, a s idle s . DIVI -ENDS Richard Levi., Codford St. Tatar, IY,ltshire, shop keeper . . . 1: Thome, Yorke, late of Devearbire•street, Middlesex, naerdnaut . . . l2 Ja - r.es Fulcher, Su.lirary, Stiff-ilk, tailor . • IU Isaac Lind°, Great St. ile.en's London, merchant IS W i lli am youusitusrand, ColehesMr. Essex, draper Ivy Nathan Goddard, Kingstett-trion.Thamiss, Surrey, shops keeper ' . . • • 1: •Goorge Prater. Chariog-Crosa i , Middlesex, haberdasher 11 Thiamin Parsons, late oi Marchrtiont-place, near Russetls square, Mrddlesex, build(' . . • 13 Jame. Charles Smith, Bawling-groan-lane, Middlesex, stamina . • • II CERTIFICATES. Anthony Culling, late of Mile-end.r Dell, In the count/ tr M stlitesex, ship-air case, merchant. dn.*, and chapman. James Gifford, late of Shepherd street, Oxford-sneer, in Ott county of %/radios's, coil merchant. J Ahn Atkisson, o 1 Savvier) in the .rash of GuisiSey, in t's York, county or York, grocer, .1: .. seler and chapraan. William Weiumetii Deschamps, of Suffolk-lane, Lomb% merchast, dealer and chapnian. Robert Tualinin, o f: Liverpool, in the Miltelly of lialaamer, cabinet-maker, denim sod Overman. _ , '''' ......---- / - 4(10E OF ST(OCIIS, ILST/RDAY: 9 per Cent. Reduced .. 6711 3 par Coat. Cesonala 4 par Cent 4 • • $ 4 41 9 per Cent. Navy Lang Annuities ll7 II If 131-161 linpe,ial 3 Per Cast • • t 61 Ditto 4 mashies °minium ludic Steck S per coot 1791... ll Excfietiner Bills Consols for '6ll V. RISH, Sioek.Braker, Nn. 4, Cornkiil, and %Charing-ems. On the 2Mk January, in Wee o, in China, the lady of The:. philus John Metcalfe, Eaq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. A few days art, at sr. Ceserges, Hanover...gum, by special icon*. Harradine, Esq. of Soests Hill, Bedfurrishits, to Miss Searle, of the same plies. On Setuusty, at Harcow,th• Rey. Charles Hawkins, awn of it etateu,lrienereetshire, be Miss Augusta C Kkiwrn, younr est daughter.( the late Sir James C.nkeara, San. On Sunder last, at A mershani, in Flothloglannhire,Chseel D'ckin-nn, Leg to Miss Alltnghsss. On Saturiay last, at Christ Church, Middlesex. by the Ret. West Wheld.de, Ames Same% EN ro Miss Eliu Delan, . eldest daughter .f the late William Oranges, E 44 of at parish 01 Tuesday last, at Kensington. Sir James Irma Ker, Sat to Mist Harriett Chaftearotail,secottd datagram of the his bop jamin Chariewood. Esq. Wuadlealhant, Surrey. DKATHS. On Moodie senaigl.t, at Spwingmoutit, near StAkm,Cirt, Miss Kline Towlishavel, daughter of ktcherd Twarseisrd, Etat M.D. On Ttie,d,!, Jule 21, at her house, at Clapham, Lady Tebha, relict of Sir Henjimin Tebbe, Knt. FILIGII WATER, Tills DAY, AP L n4D 01.4-131410(;f. Wm.... 19 min after ..♦ I Even.... 99 mm after :. 4.. SALES BY AU IN. By SNOW and SON, At the Coach and Humes Inn, in St. Martin's, Stamford on FRIDAY, thrust of August, 1877, between the h afoot and ftwo in the afternoon, AGUN with two barrels (maker, Egg, Londo4 in a mahogany boa ; also • Washing Rod, vmulsets in leathern ease ; three steel Shot Chargers; a slide ow" for powder and shot ; • Copper Powder Flask ; a Turnwrlf awl Lock Vice; a Dog Call and Sell; Flints and !'LM , Pouch ; tinge Ramrods to the Oun ; a !sa ddle and liriM The above are the property of Rob England Fernier, Ilia' who may have them a:aio, en paying the charges, by plying to Mr. Norton, at Wansford, any time ptio. t, the 4111*. LEASEHOLD PREMISES, TON.QUIEN'S-UARDENS, BRAMP By Mr. S TEWART, At his Aiiftion Reem, No. 194, Piccadilly, (opposite Albm!) on IHURSDAY, the 12th of August, at Twe.ve east. without Res me, by e A of the surviving Execs,* of the late Mr. Ifendrie, A Desirable LEASEHOLD PREMISES. 4.A. good Repair. being a pleasant small House and Goias No. SO, Qun'eGardens neer 1.1-seen's.RialAiogs, and consists ee of Two . lied Room., Cl.isets; ten Soul ditto; Kitchen, Cellar, Be I eid tor an uoexpired Tenet( Thirty Years, from Midsummer, 1807, at a Ground Rena el. Its. M. per Annum; now Let to a Tenant at W.II fa 'fourteen Guineas per An.. UT. To be viewed, with leam of the Tenant, and Particulars had ; and of M'. Stewart, outs* ire Albany, Pic fiddly. TU HE rt.ak.metualLy SOLD, WI fit IM MEDIA POSSESSION, COPYHOLD F. STATE, CHUISO BOW, WANDSWORTH, SURREY• Ry Mr STF.WAR At his Auftiou Room, Nn. 194. Pict:4+llf, (oPP44IIe Mb'- On THURSDAY. the Llth of Augoa, at Twelve A wiebeed PLEASAN T and DESIR ABLE CO? h.a. HOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE, being IC limmilamt Brock-built Dwelling House and Gardent. 2ipplied with fruit Trees, moit eligibly situated, Rol Chun:Bl4ow, directly oppinite the Church, Warloor• FA Surrey, late in the occupation of Abraham Derippa, deceased; and consists of Four Seri Roonss an the S lbw Front and Bach Drawing Rooms with Clouts Ills rim Plant; Th.«, awaits en the Ground Floor; Kitchen, WIN Coal, and Beet• Cellars. ; is the Garden is a R oe, Wash aa *C. Mewed said the sale ; Particulars had on t t. h , e . sae dM t . Abram, Middle Temp l e lane; ; Planet; Plusigis, Cl ap ham; Swan, Saslow and in rircidilly. Ul;16 oy 4 . 0. UA DSON. Ss. 1 7 9 Cesensigerdeo, 15. Back of Si. Comma% 3$ 116( N 7 New SeltntsutiArth.:j, R., • o • ApfX dal for this raper. Mat the will be duly attended to. the IMO MS els, the N• DIM your 11610 rate lit of mkt. i. 97. Y. id of Woe )WS. 1 VAUXHALL. TINDER THE PATRDNAGI , or • ROYAL HIGH NESS THE PRlssrE OF WALES. ri p NIONDAY NEM', August to, 1807. 11 a-. 11 he a Grand GALA, and Brilliant Display of TIKE•WitRKS. 5e,...D00n soma M Iliman, Comae tiled se F tuY.l.O k., A NEW PAN I'OMISIF. AQUATIC THE VrRE.—SikULFR S WELLS. Miler me Patron - le nf His R oral Highness the Duke of CLAREPCF.. and EVERY EVENING. will 1)- Pre. ...tea, a new Comic Dance. composed by Mr Hart. bad, VILLAGE PRANKS Frimelpel Charnmen by - sir Ash, Mr. Lewa, Mr Booker, LOA flits Tayinr An entire new Uomic Pantomime, wth entimly new Mu.ic, Scenery, Machinery, Dream., and Decorations, called, The CASSOWAK ; w. HARLEQUIN'S ROUGE ET NOIR . The Pantomime written and produced by Mr. C. Malin, jun. The Overture and Music computed by Mr. Reeve. and the Scenery designed and executed by Mr Anireepo, and As taints Principal Chaieters—uHarlequin Rouge, Mr Ridg Nay; Harlequin Noir, Mr. Hartknd Sorcerer (after. Ms Pantaloon) Mr . PyrieseMr. Norman; MidThipman (nth a Hormilia" Mew Taytio; Clown, Mr. Grima.di ; Columbine, Warne Lours. Sketch of the &entry it Toweerer's Study, Oriental Reim Garden, Rural View and Gideon; Home, Hestinr, Ehek ' nf a Phip . View in the Dutch Fort of Alljefir, an the Jan Coast, Waltham Crna, Coach.i.alets's *Hatter'i, and Tope Shope, Chamber, R..stic View and hove Chte, Tern leaf Water, Se. io cone:ude in H#tequon's Halt ; er, Th.: Patchwork Pa'ace. The Entertainers...fits to conclude with anent.. new gland Aquatic M lieararnatic Romance, with new Scenery, Machinery, Diessa.„ and Eke.iratunis, called, Th.-OCEAN FIEND; or, The INFANT'S PERIL The two 1.,t wen,. rah ibite , l on ISA Water. Dann open at Half_ .au F'.. and b. eira at Halfspast Sit. VILTUALLINO OFFII.:t, Jr SP, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for ratiwilliv. Hit Alliestu% Navy do bemire gra hotter, Ti,., e.. 141:DNE. DAY, the 16th at Srpt , welrer oast, they will be ?aorta to lettere Foams is I nthvg (seated 4p), and nerd f.e seek e..ardi is ry IRISH KF.EF peat PORK, elf die kill yen it gad to be rue., en the [lacing wafts, es the etteoreteht W. • th ' aleta gird Maur sea [w wee.jtaf, reser ss der ; 141"/ pare there f pried ploirheONs. ale- MOW ewe As uescp , owl die re. OnOMIIIII parr ea halo ;to be eirleterea tsR. Ha N. jetty's rietowther J.r ea at Depeeerte, PIPIHOWILth WO fly 11110111 k, ma ilea, Arms caddish Sleet, se -suer Cabinet's, regalar nonentities ot evade tiewellooa of cask, de alit pers.as sainneretriada.st One.htetth the whore by the Mid Jan.'', One.hatt of th- ren.atitaric quantity by 3 Ist arch Hilid And the remit rider by t. e SOh :Vine and 410 be peal for I.y Ilia., payable, awtb laWeal, Aimee DO , chi , Date The Condi ions of site 0411,04 was be seta 114 she Secretaries Office ; ei this 0 Nee ; er by applaime to Me Dessatereilla. 44,1 for tic Ve:euallineg at Cork; sa the Cuban, 41 Ma Moje.ty's Centolts, at laoterink, Belpia Pinery, awl Wakplea../ ; arta to fie Post-. 4• ter Ge ar ed al Deidisi, reaptelisely. Angered emit A, had to any reader, in witch the Prier sho , l on he ta.crod aim Worth et leagely are Net shall wee la aeltaved to !At lyAril7iefere Inek ern lA, end Wednesday, the Ifult .Sepkwker neat; nor ettteA the Peet.. iolgo mikes she Trotter, or woe Pine,. ire Ala 'llakalf. anemia. :o amen when aided lee. LONDON SURaItIP riuN PUBLIC DIS raLLERY, For the GISTILLA'IION and It ECTIF TING of GENUINE BRlrisu SPIRITS, CORDIALS, and COMPOUNDS. `HE pron3nters t f rhi, much wanted and useful undertAing resyertfollt ng4.rm lilt interested fluidic. that after great and cabin?, i•. !he aid and abilities of thane perk/ale cionwetent, thee have finished then Anangenients and Coustituniso of a plan in that way, which they presume ♦ill meet with public approbation, fur which they leer to the permal of the.r Prusgreaus. Th•_y further beg, with beevity. to State, the great lead, g feature of their plan is, that the Pub ic may be served with Genuine Sottish bipidts, Compounds, and Cordials, which they particularly recommend to all Rattans oohing to sell articles at the best quality. For the couvenn..re of the P:iblre, Shares are divided into MI. each, transferable and pityable by instalments, noise of which se to exceed ten per cent, on the sum subscribed, with out at leati 20 class notice .A each payment. The .hale of the content to be ii.anagod by Fifteen Direc- Son, appointed from the Subscribers for that purpose. As soon as a ostifteioest umber el Subourthers are obtained, a General Meeting of them wt I be lido at the Loudon Tavern, for the furtherance of the undertaking lit the mean time, One Pound per Share will be foulard Mews. Weston, ?inborn, and C.. Borough; Pt bus, Hale, and C.. Old Bond 'treat from Ten to Four, at the Coin- Surveyor's Office, No. t 4, `Change Alley, Royal Ex. change, ohms PCIS I eletettli may be had, end other infornsation obtained TLONDON DISTLLER Y. HE Prn,tets of . the L intended LONDON m. DISTILLER V, NI c JIM SO inform the Public, to con siderable &Sun, Swing already Subscriled, it will nut be neces sary to keen the Boeitsupen b.nead Wednesday sett. 1 6. Vtiaige-Alles August IL - - FOR TN/ ANL/ S. THE ESSENCE ot TEBTH PEARL an llM d PEARL DEN LIFRICE, inee.Led by the late Jacob Liemv, Dentist to Her 31.jesty and the Prise* of Wales, are great y .opetior, b ot h in elepnce and efficacy, , o any thing h it h erto le the of; they sill efettualky preserve the Teeth in a.sotind ite even la old Age; will 'coder them white and beautiful. ..t'iout the I. an ontratrinr the Eriamd, fasten such as are • 'its keep such as as already decayed from becoming worse. event the Tomis.ach, perfealy rare the Scurvy in the I ;.“rs, and make them grove Arm and close to the Testi'. They likewise re. dos, the breath deli ca tely sweet, and feillf. 41 all those Disorders that are 014 consequence of Scorbutic Cum, ~ r id had Teeth. Welder to prevent the Impositions daily practised by per., sera counterfeiting the above-mew ioneJ Inirg.vtatilished Me dicines, the hyllowiiig words ail (by permission) engraved to thestamp," J. HEMET, B , tILEY k BLEW, COCK SPU R - STREET," ant none are genuine but what have these Nooloangrovid in th e stamp; and also a libel with th e wor d,. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-Atreet, LUI/Clull," paged WI We b2Ck cot each bottle and ham IsßEs cove and Deetifrice are sold, wholesale and retail. ayley and Rl ew, 3, Ceekspur street, Price Bs. hid. each, nt l ? ' figied`di and wad by T Scarioan LPe ate rtner and 1.01 !i le cesiof to Mr. Hemet,) George street, Hanover-squar e , dm. N The Essence is panieularty recommended to Parents, sad Persons who have the care of Chiffirea, as the greatest 1 1 9 letrnithe of young and lender Teeth, BO /KS TO BF: SOLD KY AUCTION, By Meows, KING assrl LOCNEE. •At their Great ear..n, 19, Kuti-stteet, Coven•-ganta", on MONDAY NFICT, .94 Tao I . ..lowing n a y % at Twe l ve, A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECT )N of BOOKS, is 'man I.antsups. Arts, and Sooner; amens them are..•Danteo% Rur4l Sports, I. p ; Annual Re ikon, 42 sole ; Banks Oratases G•aes, 13 • •'s ; Popes Works. it) salt ; Nueburr Voyages en Arlihie, 4 tom ; Arthur 144 is• praisais . Wartm, 7 vale', 1 1 4amiacr. .44 KS ClMltimmq *yak impthim bY Sir and Catiengue4 h,•l with the rem I. Talbot DPI AMUSTMENT, EtAINOVIY. ANI) INNS . I the enntsinmg 4$ w ee . o f neat L otty-Plow, Thu day will be o ubii s h e d, No of rocodical Work, .nailed, COMPILER; or, Litero• v Banquet. The Iwo NornSs-rs already pueli.hed c main the tours Of ttoima and Turkey—dent ss of Coton , l Bur-and Genera Mir 4 ll 4 lA—Desciipt,,ms of Buenos Ape-, it* Negro Qu tte•, he Ac. Publbhul by A. Neil, 449, Strand ; and all other Bett'oe tem sod Newsmen. 11, 1 . day a t e 'nice 6. in extra Ito bt.l., CON FEM PLA ['IONS. A Poem. With Taffeta ant other POOttral Cortipf.jelona. By JOHN PEN WARNF.. Printed for Loiicrs.n, Host, Rees, gni Orme. Paternoster. row. *MI% 111, punished, in thia Vein tit 141.• ith f .,. rethey et:paved Portrait of the &tutor, price los. 6d is beard., •1 1 1-11:. LIFE of THU ANUS. with some Ac CO:Illt of his Writii.gs, and a P.anslation of the Pie face to his Huai's,. ay the Rey. J COLLISSON, M. A. Quoen's.C.ntagu, Ustfurd. Pri•ita4 frig Lniiginah. 11 .! RIMY. mutt It h.e, raterno;t-r-,r.. J u*t pubratid, l aw 4.....pi.. 4r 4 r , or a large later, 101.;t tm a Ni.. P.l•von of the ()XFOItD Mize POF.VIS. Tn which is no. & . Med. the cited in the suss, to the present by Mr it .11.1 , t0n. Oxford: Mnt,tyd na J Pa - ker; and Messrs. Rtnrgtnn , and Maeos Long.- ..n and a. London. N S . h4 , o. i • P t.r.otel witeitighli, with the Pruner editsen of the P • P may be rid se, arately, I •nce Is. WESrSi CLIME 1"0 rile L. 3 / 4 1(.1...h This clay is publtshei, price de. in !inst.'s. A Gil DE to 'h- LAKES ift t I FIF RL.AND, 41► s ant L PIC %%MR E. /Sp. Mar &ears el N 7Fa.. saseagerhoest Worn* s.“ The N•nth Kr'thou Frr Natoli.. here Wow ason . luen IMMO, 411 , 1 play'.l at will Hen rtron fancies ab ,ve rule no. rot—or:And tavotaoss fnrned) A hippy rurdi oeat of ' , Arrow; vow.. P 414,11. Inst. Prsn..d tor J and J Rlenard,nn, lioVal F . lot hinge; Wtiltarnelarire. N.. B , orotestrvet ; ant MI nnarn Pcining.can, jon.d It‘it Jay ore published, m ewe gra. quarto, elega,itly invited by ften.iey , sponellished math four beautifully engraysd Permits, M /seaman, ',lire VI V, in Maras, THE LIVgS of Bit I 1.1,iH STATESMEN. Br JOHN MACIIIARMII), Eau The influence which the e... 41,1 of our Statesmen his hid on uor auiuual rharafter, rt./viers the., iliography an import ant a..d attraNive 'obi- 1. Thh volume contains the Lives of Sir 'I homas More; Lord Wentworth, Lad of Stratford ; and Hyde, Earl of Clareudoo, The Plan of the work is to enroll the private history and 'Chars .ier of the man, to 'splay& his political v;,,ri, and re cord his public anions. fbe colemporary Moiety, the deline ation of mantirr4, and of the state of knowledge are intro dueod as far as iris requisite to illustrate Me Biographical Published by Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, P ter. ow This day is published, smbellished with a beautiful Fr,nnia. Piece, a oill• and glom FAittun, punted ill the best twiner, int a line yellow wove paper, small Ito. price Ss. extra Inersta, /11HE CORRESPONDENCE of THEO ", DOSIUS arid CUNSTAN fIA, before and after her taking the Veil. By Dr. LANGHORNE. With the Ufa et the Author. London t Printed for M Jones, No. t, P dernoster Where may be had. rust poblishod, Melted anifiiros with the abuse. pine 6a pi boards, T.ETTERS of ANFLARD and HI. WINE, with, a poir- Ctitrit Account of their Live, and Misf irtunes. To which are added, Puente by Pope, Madan, Cawthorn, Bitch, Sey mour, ..te LET l'EltS of YORICK and ELIZA. To whieb are added, a Skov.% of their Lists, This is the tu.lr ditton pub4 , lW, who* glit la Lt ,ten are incoiporisted with those of Yoriek Price is. Ad. he howls. Ft TZUSBORNIPS Litter., on seve ra l Stsbjeels, by the Lie Melmuth. E.lq. of iLith, the s'egatet Frattilater of Cicero and Pliny. 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Has r, Mr. Poriblianque, and other Gentlemen of the Lsw, who attended b.,10w the Bar. Soon after which, fie litmse adjourned at hali-iast five o'clock. HOUSE or cumm'oms. General Delancey's Estate Bill, the Canterbury Estate Bill, and Mr. Ellis's Divorce Bills were se verally read a third time ansi.palred. RENF.EICED CLERGY. Mr. Lockhart Is nue t up a Bill for suspending so much of tire Aft of the Sikh of His present Ma jesty. as r-lated to Beneficed Clergy .ccepting ntrd Curacies; which, atter a short converiatioo hetweeo Dr. LA WRENCF. and Mr. LOCKHAR (the suhrstence of viroch we were nor able to celleals the Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read a seCOr.d time to-morrow. A message from the Lord, acquainied the House that their Lordships had agreed to the Expert and Import Irish and English intercourse Bill, the Dover Pilet Bill, Scotch Parochial School Bill, and some private Bills. Mt. JONES rose, and said, that it had been his wish to eveid giving any ree.ce of a mot; -n upon the suhj-et he must now call to the attention of the Neese, but having consulted the highest authority vi the different official branches of the Government,wehont receiving any sa t i slaaion upon the subjea, fee found it necessary to bring the question be:ore • the House, and to ascertain whether Colonels of Voltinterr Regiments had a right to discharge the permanent Serjeant of the Regiment, wirhout as sitteing any reason for such a proceeding ? In the present instance, he alluded to a transaraieh of this nature, sehich WAS pr.saised for elediuneering pur poses. Th. Hon. Mionher was proceeding, when he was reminded by this APEA KEIL that he should maxis fine himself sir qtly within die tams of his notice. Mr. JONES then gave notice Viet he would. early in the n a .iessino, submit a motion for the coo• sideration of the House npon this subjea. EAST IND! AFFAIRS. Mr DUN° AS rose, pursu set to his notice, and moved, •• fiat the Acenunts presented to the House on tee lOte arid 18th July last, respeaog t e terve noes, Civil and , rilitery Charges, and Commercial coneeins, of the East India Company, tie taken inio coesideretion early in the next :eeseicia of Pstr Mi. CR E EVEY had no ofijeaien to the motion of the i Gerlem in, provided it aid not go to preslude him trout making, any other nenien upon the su jeft. which he might think necessary. Mr. DUNIDAS answered, s• Certainly not."— Anf the mmon was agreed to.. DUNDAS then said, that in order that the House should understand the motives of the Cover nor-General of India, and the Governors of Nedra' and Bombay, respell ng he Polygars, upon which suhjeet an Hon Bare et (Sir Moans Turron) had aircJdy moved for some papers, it Wi uld henecessery for him, ill a Ideion to these, and for the justification of the Government, both at home and in India, to • move, 4 . That there be laid,before the !louse C o pi es of the Correspn .dent.: between the Governor of Madras and toe Court of Dire& ns, resp, agog toe expedition of . Colonel M a x sv. 11. with the instrue- Lima; grunt tO • thAt Officet, t.te reprr: of the Casual ties upen that Expedition, dec."—Ordered. Mr. CRIileVnY !hen ouservef, that he .slentld find it necessary to haze certain documents laid be (pre the House re.peCting the Mutiny at Vellese ; but, as it might be att mded wiei some inconveni ence, lie only meant to have that part of the discus mean relating to this subj.% which stated the ispi miens of certain person. on that transaetion. He therefore moved. That there be laid before the House. Copies of the Correspendeuce between Mar quis Cornwallis and the Court of Directors, when he last went to India." It was also of . infinite 101- pm-tents to the House to be in pi ion of the Noble Mercois's st Oen., upon the transaCtions during the Uovernmeut of Mareuis Wellesley lie did not mean to press for these documents during the present Sessions; hut merely amended to give notice for such a motion early in the next Seeserns. ASSESSED TA. The CHANCELLO R of thXeES EXCHEQUER. pursuant to his notice, moved for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the present mode of assessing the Assessed Taxes. He observed, that be had brutight forward this measure, at the present late period of the Seminal, merely in order to have the Bill printed and circulated throughout the country, between Iles time and the meeting of the next Sess;ons of Parlia ment. The ohje?s of this Bill were, first, to dirEinish, as much as possible, that trouble Ana labour which existed in the present mode of a rnent; and next, to decide whether the Assessors are to aft ministerially or otherwise ? He propo.ed, by this measure, that the first assessmeet should be made upon the return of indivi duals themselves, by which means any ground, of complaint on the part of die indsvidii sl would be obviated, as they should of necessity abide by the ; own retusa. maraanamat at present eyed not the tookt-cobplicstwd cases in the ...jurist. th: !light Hon'Afrable Gentleman would some plan to reli-ve the country from in trouble and vexation, which subsisted pr-sent mode. The CHANCELLOR of the EXC answered, that many opinions had ale taken upon this subjeti, and it was his al to remove all those difficult:es as soon as Mr. W. SMITH strongly eondemned vexatious methods used by the Cciledors the surcharge ; which was done, he said, benefit of the public revenue, but for private emolument. invading the comfot pines, of private individuals. Mr. HUSKIiSON observed, that tt this measure was not only for the more effeClual colleftion of the revenue, but al* individuals from many of those lice which at present existed in the iuvagls a surcharge. Mr. PETER MOORE asked, to wl were all the Repents of abuses existing every deprtment of the Government. alarming degree, daly laid upon the t. House, if some measure was not adop for the bew:fit of the suojeCt : It these lot nut aaed . uvn. they might as well put all inquiry, and all Reports upon public and ahuser ; and His Majeuy's Mine rely upon it, that those who were now w 'yield their portion to the support of sl and the splendour and dignity of the Crt 'epee some measure to be Adopted tot abuses. Considering it in this light. hi it his duty, in compliance v.ith that hat constituents,whom he had the Latour g. to eel: His Majesty's Missies.% if they v the public the benefit of those measures w be the result of these R.-ports, the public so willing to contribu:e to so large sup been voted during Coe present Session. the 1 -HANCELLOit of the • EXC' in reply, said, that as to the sines:4l wa the Hun. Gentlethan had put this mat unable to give him any satisfaiSory answ he aware that the Reports alluded trice of those abusi.s complained of by that H Man. He could nut help observing th . Gent. was rather unguarded in Ming, asseniOns, without sufficient grouted; but tallow him with any communication ups . 144, either a* a privet orahviclual, or that House, as Chancellor of the Eli assured him he wend give hien the must patient attention; sith,ugh tt.e Hon. C information rsight dot be supported by then before the House. . Mr. MOO rte said, the Reports new table s respestir.g the alaiitdr y, naval, a other dyo atments, were sufficient proof, per measures were pursued, there might null ses•kg of from , to 10 millions t r t • Sir THOMAS TURTON comelai inequality under which the assessment come T-x at present laboured Mr. Wli roREAD also adverted to ships which individuals suffered upon th particularly those who had small props fuods ; and eapressect a wish th.t some n be struck 'us to rem ‘ve'ilsese iocativen.es Lord HENRY PECt Y thought ever relief *florid he air srJed to pe• sons nt tl ti-n alludlJ to by his H ..iourshle Fr Whitbread). The late Give: nment ha anzlity not to tou-h upon this su Jett has b: cause some •particular measure was in ternplation, for the porpo.e of reinedyii.g It was a matter of roosiderable importan hoped His Majesty's present Ministers is it into their serious consiieration. Leave w ss then given to !wing in the B Mr.COCHRANEJOHNS lONE ma there be laid before the House an aceo sums of Ironer issued to Army Agents. compensation ter trouule retpettine the Engineers, Gunn-is, Etc. from Decembe December, 1806 " He further i , b , erved, papers he had o.rAinally moved for hat before the House, as he wisned, it woe that very large sums of money passed th Army Agent.' hands, without ever being tor. Mr. ROSE said, that the Colonels minders et Corps were responsible to the curse sums, and not the Arwy Agents. 1 was then agre. d ta• PLACES IN REVERMN. Mr. BANKES, in insurance of the lately gave, rose, and subrnited a nvltlnt upon a Resolution of that Wale, wich I much public attenti,n, on acc,unt of ance ; he meant the Resolution of the H 14th of March last. The obj-Ct he h•td plation was first to move foe the apac;nt Committee, to examine the Journals of 4s to the proceedings and fate of the 5 imams ens