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NUMBER 1567.) . THEATRE - ROYAL, DRUKY - LANE. ' [VHS PRESENT EN EN LNG, Jan. 13, 1608, L Their Majesties' Somata will sit the Comedy of • MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Dos Pedro, Mr. Holland; Lermato, Mr. Wroughton ; ins .tuba, Mr. Eyre ; Claudio, Mr. H. Skidoos • Benediek, fr. Fibulas ; Baltbatar, Mr. Divine' ; Doiberry, Mr. , ortau. Rao, Mime Mellon; Beatrice, Mrs. Jordan. Ia Act 11. • Masquerade. After whlel, a New Grand Conde Pantomime, celled, FVRIBOND; OR, RAE QUIN NEGRO. 715K Mr. ; Furibond, Mr. FillltT ; eel ' , _ ~, Oriel a Pan Seul), !Wainer ; «, ~_. I .t. Columbine, Mrs. --' De Pante. The NOW Olga COW. • ' of Furilsond ;oe Hay : Negro, will be repeated every Evening, till further Tmesperar, the conk Opera of The DAMISEIR.—On Fri list, The Cwasteet Couple —.oe Saturday, the Comedy of LB in the pros`` —Aod on Monday, The Castle Spectre ! Nimesed, Mr. Ellimuu (be first amwaranee in that rha senor); Ample, Kra. Eyre (her bet appeareace an this ! 0,16 W ANA, a a esa as. THEITRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rIIIIIIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 13, 180 S, J will lin pinfortned, • New Historical pm.% a three - nets, (with Choruses) called, THE WANDERER OR, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY. The Peincipal Characters by Mr. C. Reedit% Mr. Pope, Mr. Brenta's, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Claremont, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Holland, Mr. Atkins, Me. W. Manny ; Miss Smith, Miss Norton, he. he. End of Art I. • New Ballet, incidental to the Drama, to be . rthemed by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. c to be spoken by Mr. Brunton, sad th e Bpitagise by Alin Norton. After width, a New Pantomime, called, HARLEQUIN IN 11113 EL EMENT; OR, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR. Harlequin, Mr Bologna, km. ; Mr Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), Mr. Ridgway; Clews (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. Grimaldi. Columbine, Mime Adams; Dancing Girls, Alm H. S. end E. Adam. ,The New Drama et The Wanderer; i Or The Rights of fo r pleality, basis' been received with aseininded applause med ion, by a brilliant sad mended andiume, will be with the New Feminist of Harimmin in hie - ; or, Fide, Water, Earth, and Ale, every Evening brayer motive. _ .. " ... W.7"- Very Ev e ning Ws Weelt, ancrept Friday. llHiller tk Patronage of her Royal Highness the Primes, of WALES. LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. ikir a. INGLEBY, King of all Conjurers, snot roopeetfolly informs the Nobility ise G e l t tra e lad te7lat in mot* that his NC. and Original varied evetyAFrota the voboasagal airline try Iwo always sad the great gnaw lasi* lw at. bola bia caner Rh.a4sout its hailed 1.- ilooo t 'latt agalidont to passooolog dailir latoselavaiars.— Tio isoliagorobto Miss YOUNG, on the SLACK WIRE, aka limier ofderogtb to the Rreiders Ataulausests. • Doom Who gaud at Six, sod tobrgia at Seven n'Cloek Weriorll• • SIZE .111aosa aa. as. Pit es —Tickets to be bad, sad tiara for di* She takes, at do Theatre, front tea till twelve a ds* It, I! eiagFOir ""12 rplratbd chandeliers, mod _ . . .. to be sold hir °se Tbouand Guineas. Grand Egtratiee sae, o:fordetreet, and, as usual, No. lb Princes-street, Heneveringere. The Peseables are to be Mega of. PANOBAHA L _SIITTIGE's7STREIT, STRAND, TS JUST O PENED with a Grand View of 1 CADER IDRIS, Neetb-Walee ; taken from an esi ' mire commandleg the Crater of the VOLCANO, and tee beagiful Vallee of Dotelly, Llestellid, and Ahermaw or Barnioutli, with the highly romantic Alpine Regions is their Environs. Doors open from ass till &alt.—Admittance is each The above Painting is Pegged by Mr Mitiordianks, Mr Clark, sad Mr. Elliott, with the easietsure of other Artists of magente, from Surveys mid Premier taken for the express purpose, in the Summer of 1007. A autneross and tett-gager series of Lava, Cinders, and other extraordinary products d the Carter Idris Mountain, are displayed in the PANORAMA, in order to elucidate the History of this stupendous BRITISH VOLCANO, the beialit et wine* is estimated at 3,530 feet perpendicular above the level plate. MR COUGHS, CONSVMPTIOPiP, Le. • PECTORAL EssENcE, OF COLTSFOOT. THE herb Cultsfnut, called Tsailag° Icy the ancients, was distiuguisbed by them, as its name awtli deatly eouvsys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and dace pulmonary complaints; and this F.sseace has, is the agree of a hog practice, bee n found the most safe and cf. maw* for Coughs, Asthma, and al disorders of the 4.11. P. It gently open the berme, nod ItMaediately gives islossty of breatiiiag, without say danger of Midair coed. It aihnisably Whip the belay which provokts frequent rough- DiCeßinees der wan Boni, Maur* the fibres, end thereby Oiler. the cavities stilie emelt Thus it will prrecut Con smispeioas, if inkiest below the Issas are ulcerated. It cum also sal Welty aid dry ainglim, brain rawness sad soreness of the breast, cud gives leaf to those who, through age or in firm_ isy, are deprived ofrest sr sleep. ihneetie is 'impend by James Ryan, Bargees, in lrisgrii ardl odd ettly by F. Newbery sad Noss, No. is, the LW 4111141111 Re. Paul's. Loados, its bottles. 94. 6d. each , *NY_ 101Aadedi aid mac arc grounsr but those whirls kave me we* "F. Newbery, NJ 45, Si Paul's," maimed on Ate stamp. lqR. DUFOUR is perfectly aware of the pre- Isatier which was, passer to the advertising sys tem, sir would reject it as defellitOry to his profession, par timbal* as his extensive practice in Lotidon estircly pre clehles the rarity of it, but having for 'limy years con fined his practice to the mire of Strictures, Obstructions, (,lects, kr. as well us Debihty, and all other Disorders of she Urethra, requiring weir. r. and hying sole Proprietor of DARAth's celebrated medicated BDIL'fiIF.S, he tech him self actsatt d by motives of trty, to adapt it, r the oak sit thud by which a great somber of penmen, is every part of the kingdom, may orals that i &dual relief whirl' rape yrorcs they mumut rffitais from costing prsctitiusers. method ivmild sad efficacious, sad out liable to the ob.. jet CAlcs made to the caustic slid other viuleut methods, 'ALT. li du Lot prevent a relapse. the various symptoms, we Mr. D.'s Trismise, price on to be hod at his house No. Si, Frith-street, Soho, h re he resteluiti A to (is, (.hire. 11. Prparal.. rooms, from liar. Utters fur rtsice ate expected to inclose a :,,ute ' IL " SIR vaa=aastasd-- sis the llnes -r- sse hitt is de Tisane. Prlwal• to AM No- bility and eadsa• . • a ?Sin. CLOSE le MIDIVIIIIIIER DAY asst. sAder twenty-Ave I i ymrs Palk Iliiii .iwlr kin, *tithing mote aged be mid. It is 1 NOW OPEN, In the greatest Splantlinir, Ban Ten in the II L I M enke instil Tel et Sled, with ths addition of the Waa- -1 &TRH MECHANICAL SINGING BIRDS, bought at ths 1 Cumin's-Rome Air Fres Huadred sad One Posed' ; are now , . _ nuke laz e aim, et Fn. 7 INV sup ✓feet tkur ▪ Oft are ticts'; ,Irtuut 366. 345. 341. JYa •• • • 3 9 1 40 440. .1191 ftg. • • • •WS SW: 10...4&,- 2 Rio —4 Seg. —4. rTf. .L . 41. to 71. -... N. to 51. Um. 4. to to 51. 18s. tu ul. , o to 61. 1%. tO Sa. prime bert• r prvtly px.ll port. V ell in fur the In.kSt Muriel %sae ye dropped met 11a4s maul r this Day:- 2,11.0 t 1n,54,0 ssre rd. to 69. M. )d. to to. utl. t. to os. od. I. to se. od. I.to 91. /s. od. Mk la 1. to U. eatla t. t• os. bd. od 73s oil ?Os od 7os --s od figs cil —a od figs ed ass oa ago ed 'iu. al Ek. ud -cm* —1 Price. a sos. II .. -- ..-1. ID& r-tor-me_ NNW 011 r. ... " 5 . di ii ..6.44 .. 06 i. ... flof as 41.. m. 2. 19t. •• 64 i:e Imker, • misg-egarg... vat. 711 *nl. 93 - , 'Mt. pi .•) 9il :ARY e. .. Si .. LION . d is Cain .auk of Holland, t. ity the lady tuhire, the Ifou Froncts Kam Ilea's, of Han- John Hun►, to :utenunt-Coign eel, Dublin, Is illciyon,.oror 'ratsniaater, at Nt 1). to Miss Mails, street. tumor, Brengh, re,n, of ltarp-la- ward Edwin Col 4th Regiment ...p! cateemed Lamle), eisitt 74, John V,18.1 . .. jelly's J•vlieVl 54 uciasevai s DON- B RI DOE. olir No 17. Duke, published at Ihr lamb. Strand, in ai r Loolg-Aere dice. (post paid; 7. .91. ur►.r. . 430 4. 34 rtttob lk refo WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1808. TO BOOKSELLERS. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, well ac quitted with the BOOKSELLING BUSINESS. Apply to S. Tipper, No. J 7, Leadeskall-otreet. I)ENLEY and L Yk., Stationers, No. 444, opposite Buckingham-street, Strand, beg to offer to public notice, an assortment of cheap and excellent Station ary Articles, upon the moat advantageous terms. They have always sold their rods at • lower rate duns the ge nerality of the trade, au bare not varied their prices is con sequence of a late advance by the Stim•factiurn. Writing Parrs of every description, Pros, Wax, Wafers, Ce. of su perior Qualities, and mach cheaper than at other houses. Pi. Ft A Sboyintan wanted. - - - - furniture Truklir .. ..n• Apple, 1% New Dasidrest • • - —_ _ QTATE LOTTERY, of 1116.30iiegins 1i.7 Drawing otl of Marty 1•99. To as DM' in Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 .. Prisms et Lagoa* .... see .... L. 60,000 3 4 ' OBS • 90,000 90 3 45 • 6o 1,000 4,100 ....---• ............-... t3OOOl/ /Woo. 1-eso,ooo .......... NO FIXED MUM ---•••• The above Scheme, with not That Blanks to a Print, enntaisa way Doable the thnedier at Capital Prizes of any Lottery for many Years post, thong% many of than Latteuies sonsisted 460,000 Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES sew wow Selling by BODGES sad CO., Stock-bro's •ni, No. 149, 0 skied-Raiset. and 9, Candsill, Royal Exchange; who have likewise on Sale,2lchats and Shares, in great variety of Numbers, in the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, Of Freehold Hoopes discharged of Land-Tax ; containing Capital P ri ses to the ' asnotuit d Licmpoo, viz.— r ....valued at ...L.25,w , 0 ' —valued at.... L. 4,000 1 4 It is proporeil, that those Prizes, which are divided into man simile, shell be sold, and the produce paid to the roopective fibaseholden. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L 7 14 0 Half L.a o 0 1 44ebth Li 0 Quarter 2 1 0 I Sixteenth 0 to 6 Tabe haws is &Alas% idth April, Nos. (71REAT BARGAINS.arIIing at lIAKVEY's OWP.ANTH EON FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. 71 , 1, Chdorti-street. One thousand pieces of Mullins, the Stuck of a Bankrupt, to be Sold off immediately at half price the Muslin% consist of one hundred pieces of beautiful yard and half wide Jacconut Mumtins, at one guinea the piece of to yards—Several pieces of ell-wide Canibrucs at Hid. per yard, and two hundred ditto at is. nd —Rich farms, at 211. 6d.--Curiaos yard and half wide Mull Moulins at es. 6d. —A great choice of curious fancy and ND rich Short CaMbeie and Mull Robes, at our guinea endow-Sixty very curious two yards wide C:unhric at Is. ad.—Seventy very fiae real Town Prints at la. ed. per yard—Sixty ell-wide Lustre, fee winter weer at 2... fid.--&veial boandred Algona Shswl,t, . very rich, to be offered • bargain—Mat/ very rich Angoaa Dresses for the winter—Several Boxes of 1-4th and 7-etka Iristees such as Citnatie's Sinclair', aninall's Sae =at Patent Sheeting at 2s . Oa. and is. 441. wait ! WWI, of frr,h Bleach Table Linen of all slier—Six packs of Blankets—Eight boxes of French Cambria from los. to scs.—Twenty pieces of French Cambric Handker chiefs with Borden., is. rid. to so. (id. with a vast number of other Bargains, such as Mull Handkerchiefs at lid. Book Handkerchiefs at ad. Pocket ditto at 6d. and Calicoes at sd. net to be veto at msy other Shop in Englaad !!! Patronised by his Royal Hlslmess the Duke of Cumberland. I KEMP has for SALE, at his MUSIC fl • WAREHOUSE, No. 43, OLD BOND-STREET, as Assortment of the Works of the most esteemed Authors, sorieut and modem, and a good Collection of INSTRU MENTS, many of which are both carious and valuable. Just publish. No. IX. of The VOCAL MAGAZINE; consisting of Causonets, Madrigals, Songs, Duets, Trim, Quartets, Quintets, Glees, Jaz composed_ by Joseph Kemp Nos. 1, 1, 3,4, i, Si, 7, 11, and ma SeliOdy published, and may be bad separate or together, rice u. tid. cacli Number. For the Kerb-sem' high opinion of this Work, vole The Martial) Magazine, and The Cabiset of the preceding year. Also by the same Author, twelve Soap, inscribed, by permissiom to the late Mr. Jackson, of Exeter, price ton. 6d. —Six Glees, dm:tested to the Hon. George Pomeroy, BS. T*4 my double (haunts, as. 6d --Anthem, " I am Alpha and t )mega," CP.—War Anthem, " A wand of bottle is in the load," by permissive, dedicated to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, 158 —Six Madrigals, with an ac eompahiasent fur the Harp, 58.—Soag, Arid, The Negro, 1•. Moog, "The blue eye," is.—Duct, " Forlorn we plough the stormy wave," Bs.—Cooper's Pathetic Stanzas to Mary, IL Oct. AU the shove fVorks are printed and published for and by the Actium, at his Music Wanbouse, No. 4.1, Old hood t, houdoia. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Me. ioto7. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY tir MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, 61. heleir dice That a GENERAL COURT sif the sai,l Company will be held at their Rouse, in Leadenball-street, oil WED- i NESDAY, the :nth of January, twos, from timen u'Cluck in the Futvocion antilSix in the Evening, to Ballot on the following Guestiou, avoeably to the Act of the aytb cap.. Bi, Vag.— " That this Court cosine the Vaasiaaows Resolution of " the Court of Directors, of the 7th of October last. " whereby the Commander and °WIWI'S of the ship " Ganges are fully acquitted from ail imputation of neglect or misconduct in respect to the loss of that " ship:" OehaVr -I Court, THE LONDON Cik;NUlrilr, Whar, q,s_ras- o ship PANTThe Politic bring sow folly in r ffi l lagi " of In order to determine, by such Ballot, whether three parts the portieehmi of Establishment, which km bees sane- in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court, Coned with Meta marked Probatioui and "Wa b.' concur with the Court uf Directors is acquitting the Cons- neSt seising I/ beteg wandled with GENUINE WI B, and issoodar sad tamers of the ship Garages from till imputation SCAMS • Peat at e ea Per mat' on Mar nem ; the Cam* of sealed or miocoeduct respecting the loss of that ship. mittee deem it ashy omestory, is the pow* Ws. ad lie WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sicnitiop. business, to say, that iligindls der Mom candana aajla Se- swired at the Olowa anditsgs. Pm t Ebanampdadems.da • •VICTI4/441G-91TICIA. .1 an .a, WS. Samosa sad Co.'s, Imes.nefeallassl uai p i g,ig a g ; i mig atomb eliosiag Tint COMMISSIONERS for Victualliag Ms formstioe, arc . Majesty's Navy do keret" !lire Notice, That on FRl- ly TT raag filtape is a n that will aspired DAY NEXT, tile isth imiest, they will be ready to moire EV I NSICr r t at resimrem. Parkes is writing (sealed up), and treat TWO HUN- DRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA FASHIONAIALE PATENT SOFA- RUM, to be delietred, slaty free, from the Bonded Ifartiouses THEIDN, chair-beds, frier-post sad tent bedsteads, with at the Port of Leedom; one half thereof is the castse of • Mouth, furniture and bedding compists; the seadevented potent and tae remainder ins Month afterwards, iota his Afilisekt• Tnthipe sidsboard sad dialog ; alms, the Imperial Victualling Stores at Deptford, mad to he pail for eir Bills, per ail* WIWI and Pardadla,tiddlrdi decal . 1114 . dr& W ing t able with Interest, ninetyloys after date. ream sad dlaattroad daraldarde aaardai 111 1111081 4 dlc• The Condition, of the Contract, in which some sew Regolotioss Plant East lama Innarlnfto crt moms with mot Miler article hare bees introduced, may be Mel, at the Se' enemy's imoOmitatwball as Mom fur *weir crag and ND. N. Testier will be admitted for a leee *salty ask Ten amY a si tLatt roLeniire imMAlrtacjiilli mad bmmimma Thimand Gaon:. cfbithialff 'um "mam"" No regard will be had to arty Tooke is which the Price shin its dda Elrlddlimi Mama esers M db l drdl style sot is is in wore at length, or that shall ant be 4.firwee of bloilmi Isalins sad elegance, at IRMO' API sod SAN. 00 the Beard Wore Owe o'Clock 4,11 ter said Feliv ier se, the Drain Usaallatary sad Warirreams, Nan. tti and 17, instant; yams the Perms who waive the ,Of MOO Cathariameteed, Stem* Lankin. Perim roe his lieho4f, snoods, to meow when tolled far. R. It. Miegan and Bunten hart as comiedea whatever with say Wasahaase Loadem VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Las. ii, law VALENCIENNES CAMBRIC HA?iDKERCHIEFS. THE COMMISSIONERS for Victualling Hi, AFRESH supply hom i est been received of the Majesty'. Navy do hereby site Notice, That on FRl- above curios* goods, by ODSON sad BRAY. They DAY NEXT, the isth Meant, they will be ready 10 noire have Mao bad a very considerable oddities made to their Traders ia writing (sealed up), and treat .for TWELVE orisinedrousigensest of French Laces, Veils, he. whichieill HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW PALE, sod THREE be foiled well desaving setae. They psetieshely solicit the HUNDRED QUARTERS of clone-dried AMBER MALT, othelion of their friends sad the public to the present favoor-• to he *brewed is a fortnight, by weekly proportioui, into Nis able •1 1 1. 011011 i 1 Y of making thew pareLaaes, es they hare Plajosty's rictstalline Stores at Peptise{ mid to he paid for by sow comokterl their stock of general Lime Deeper, foe the Bab, payable w ith l a ty,,,t, linty d„,„ date. easehmg Spring Trade, among which are some semieally The Conditions of the Cootroct may he sent at the Secretary's past Magmas. They continue to be regularly supplied wit Qo m . sew patterns in Printed Muslin* and Cambric'. bacbadmal No regard will be had to any leader is whirl the P r i ce shop eallahhek Chintzes, allowed to be superior m design, sad in we be ,armed is ',Ora, at leagtb, or that shalllot be delicired gristle variety, than at soy other house le teen. On laarts- to the Board loti.re Use o'Clock on the and Friday neat, the nee it will be fossil their assertions me set idle mittesmions. 15th iwitant, woe sinless the Arson who maker the Tender, or Golden Apple. 71, New Bond-street. some Person os he; behalf, Weeds S. aimless whew called foe EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. YIRE—.ANNUITIES—LIPS-OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. TN addition to the advantages out by other J. Are Inerresice Corriponier, this Ertohlininsent, amuse other etsperiee is k, .oc,, to the Neuter the Parsee/ if the Reef isf ts. Premier /worst tkerewilk shish may be sirnosged or the atre& Itreertore . k g Imre to iikfors the Pau* Skit ik *SP cierierHs Veit pqipireb• qs'lllo Line from /raiding Shares, shish eppeered ism the Prospector (reithoot and Steeds. intention), hen ire has laidarbil is &s limed- otf netiamine, nor tow r the Wee fle Xgnatores. .1)g Order, Amon 11, Itlud. W. REETHAM, Secretary. lea few days win be published, by J. Hatched, Piccadilly, A SERMON, preached at St. Mary's Woolnetb, Loesberi-street, on the DEATH of the Rev. JOHN NEWTON, hate fleeter of t►e add Perieb, Sunday, Ja unary 3, INS. By RICHARD CECIL, A.M. Insister of St. John's, Bedford-row. Also In the press, by the New Anther, MEMOIRS of the Rey. Mr. NEWTON. This day is published, ia awe hime VOIMM Octavo, Price 146- la beards, rpHE DOCTRINE of the GREEK ARTI -I.:LE, applied to the CritiCiSll and the Illustration of the New Testament. y T. F. MIDDLETON, A. M Rector of Tamar, in Narlhaniptonsh ire, and of Bytbaut, in ire. Printed tee T. Catlett W. Davies, Strand sold align by Deightott sad Banrett,At Cambridis on a Cooke and Parker, at Oxford; sad by Bratniffe, at N This day is riaishaot aseaml Rdithsa, Stith the Appendix considerably Merged, and a Genera lade*, hambomely rioted he Two large Volume* Octave, pate, in Haw* it AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the RISE and PROGRESS of INFIDELITY ; with a Refutation of its Principks sad Re aming,; is a Series of SERMONS, preached Sir the Lenore feminist' by she Hos. Robert Boyle, Stu the Parish Church of St. Mary-10-Raer, from the year 1101, to the your DM. IPO WILLIAM VAN MILDF.RT, M.A. Rector of St. Mary-le-Bow, and Vicar of Faruiligham, is Kest Printed far F. C. and!. iiisingtmi, No. 61, SO Panl•s Church-yard: sold also by J. White, fieet-nrert ; J. !larch ard, No. ;tin, ; and Cooke, Oxford ; and neigh ten, Cambridge. The Aplnudix, with the lodes, may be bad separately to complete the Ltd Edition, price as. This day is published, embellished by above triton etigraviage, prim za. is extra hoard*, an improved edition of ERALI)RY iu MINIATURE; containing all the Ares, Crests, Supporters, and Mottos of the Peen, Peeresses, and Bishops of the United Kingdom, with the Barmets of Ragland, and the Insignia of the different Orders of Kaighthuod in the three Realms also au batty deletion to the Science of Heraldry, a Dictionary of Hend rik Terms; the Manner of Crestiag Peers: Pro see of Ba ronial Hinman • Degrees and Privileges of the Peerage and Roles of Prec edency : as well as Indexes to all the Peers and Baronets, with Translations of their Mottos: likrwise Lists of Titles conferred by His privest Majesty, sad those extinct since hire Accession to the Throne Printed foe Messrs. Asperne Raldwia, Barry, Black, Blackluck, Booker, Beheld, Carleli, Clarke, Collins, Crosby, Curtis, Ebers, Hatehied, Hodgson, Kirby, Law, Longman, Loinidrs, March, Mamma, Murray, Richardson, Airing ton, Scatcherd, I•reeki, Stewart, Stoekdale, Sunnily, Sy monds, Walker, White, Wilkie, arc. Ire. Of whom may be bad, she just published, and illustrated by Arms of all the Peerage and Baronets, newly engraved on copper plates, and the whole corrected to lam, in a soh i mo, price t ss. extra boards, the Liurth FAlitson of LONGMATE'S POCKET PEERAGE of England, Scotland, and Ireland, eontaisktg the Descent and Present State of every Noble Family ; with the Extinct, Forfeited, and Dormant Titles in the United Kingdom - also General and Particular ledexes, with the Arum emblazoned, mud Mottos translated. (PRICE SIXPENCE. pIArtrENTAL FIELD SPORTS, just leted. Dedicated, by permission, sad ander UP immediate patronage of His Majesty, sad Ilia Royal High ness the Prince of links, His Royal Highness dm Delmer York, the Honamable Court of Directors of the East India Cuevas), Ac.—Tbat lung-projected work of the wild Spmts of tudia, b) Captain WI LLIAMAON sad SAMUEL HOWE:TY, esbibitiag a novel and curious Natural History of Miadusbui, is just completed., is Ito Numbers, at situ emit. Published by Edward Orrne, Bond-street, the mgt. Bruck-street May be bad is boards, or elegantly lismitirss 13.j.lcilh and Bo sjer's Lottery Prises exchasiged. AMERICA. OF REPRFSENT.4MITES. DEC. 7. A Message, in writing, was received Ira* President of the Unitise States, which the Speskia slicliteed to be confidential. The galleries were ac cordingly cleared, and the doors dosed, and re mained so until the House adjourned. DEC. 8. As soon as the House assembled, the doors were again closed, but were opened in about lea an hour. NON-IMPORTATION ACT. Mr. NEWTON said it would he recollected by the House, that on Monday next, the 14th, the law pro hibiting the importation of certain goods, wares and merchandixe, would go into operation; and it was also known, that this law, in its present was extremely defective. For the purpose of pre venting the perplexities which might arise from these defects, he offered the following Resolution: Resolved—That the Committee of Commerce and 1111 st aufactares be ion:acted to inquire whether any, sad V wry, what alterations ale nweessnry to be made In the sot barallag date the lbik day of April, taw, prabibitiag the innintia!lod of certain goods, wares sad merchsadite ; with the tarsi Oa vermin , Hid sr otherwise. He said, it was the ray af all Govetaimats M prevent litigates; sad to eased wry of their fans which were fused mere rise to it. The &solution was agreed to—ayes M. The House went into a idominittee of the whole on the Rill from the Senate, making Oil approprimi tion of 850,000 dollars for the building of I9d ad ditional gun-boats. Mr. ittuira moved to• strike out the words w eighty eight." He thsughtthat the gim-boata in addition to those we already had, would be quite 'sufficient. He said dist the afgressiont cam' mined on our commerce, could tiot - have been pit 1 .- Vented by any number of gun-boats. A few fri gates would better enable us to avenge the inanit offered us. He was no friend to a large navy; bet he thought that a few ships would be of great im iwirtance to this country. This motion occasioned considerable debate. I was opposed by Means. Bttawstt,lo SHIELD, and Btounr, and advocated by Mew Lmnt; when the question was taken, and di amendment was lost. The Bill was then agreed without amendment. The same Committee of the whole proceed.d I consider the Bill making farther provision for protection of our ports and harbottrs, cad for bulls tug gun-boats. Considerable! debate also to place on this Bill; bet before it was gone diroug a motion was made, that the Committee of t 1 whole rise, report progress, and ask leave to again.—This motion was agreed to. The Committee of the whole then rose, report progress, and obtained leave to sit again. Mr. BLOUNT immediately moved, that the Hot again resolve itself into a Committee of the wit on the same Bills. This motion was agreed to ; and the House cordingly went into Committee of the whole oa same subject. Another motion was soon after , made and I ried, that the Committee-of the whole agias r report progress, and ask Wave to sit'again. Mr. DANA offered the following resolution: — Resolved, 'that it u expedient to provide ter regah the cundact of each merchant vessels, as, by epsilon the respectiic owners, may said is concert for mistsid ■ awe and defence in any lawful commerce ; end also fu thug, according to the coarse at preceding is Courts mushy, the respective rates of cestvibution to be mad teen, thew on account of any bars or damage which' ■ thereby inclined. Mr. CROWNINSUILLD was opposed to going any regulation on the subject. Were we wi he valied, to allow our merchant vends tv themselves, and go in a body, while we wen state of neutrality ? Or, were we prepan deny the right of search of merchant vein contraband goods? Although, he and, we i be obliged to have recourse to the mode p out in the resolution. yet, at the present tii would be improper to adopt it. Mr. DAN • said that it was not the object resolution Ai change the situation of our ~~~ ~