The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

BIRTHS. • 3 d ay we, idr. usonsipal,.. of gollowty, Scotland, lelivcred 0? • On. i Ad...,,, scotftnal, Mtt. ROWI was sire') delive:t4 MARRIAGES. it St. Antittes-square ntiolturt;h, by the Re,. , Ca, tatty Johnstero., i3rOdAtritun Cht , t:s, t o Me ,, cordon, yon clinker of Chad:: 6 , .rtdoil, g • • BIBBIBINEMBINMEIIIW UMBER 638.) ;I[ Aikk A ( RI 'it. 4. 11- • _A . • , lad* p . t Mecca Court, Gloticestetabire, by-the Ti.oinar Frankland Le,,i4, E N. of It Sheriff for the county of Radnor, to MA. young,-4 daughter of Sir George Cornwall, ie county of Hertford. Last, :it Blanstead, by the Rev. John EytanPratir7.3, bird Warrington, Es -1. of Wa , 'don, in the eo ut , ty o Miss Mary Parry, daughter of Thomas Parry, E N , Directors of the East India Company. DEATHS. ulay last, Mrs. Goodhall, aged thirty-three ye w% . 11. H. Goodhall, of the East India agues. ratan, the bus inst. at Strathavr, Sentient, J o h % Esq. Colleetor of the Customs there. at hu house in Ileref.rd, in the 56th year of he ev. Eemund Barry, Vic...r of Maiden and West., the diocese of Hereford. His death iv.ls 0r..a.i0 um his horse a short time since, by which Fis c . '11,24.1ty last, in the prime of life, and aft,r an 'e more than two hours, Moss Paul, c ith, t Jusialt Paul Paul, Eaq. of Tetbury, et IL•lvuct:- - ~.-. - - . THURSDAY, JAN VARY 24, 1805, (►RICE sups: . .. THEATRE ROYAL, DEURif-LANE. tVENINO, THURSDAY. Jan. 240 1• Their MaMain Sarwunis will act the Comedy of Ttig ciANussTINE MARRIAGE. L „ or , d eby, Mr:Cherry ; Sir Jeltil Melvin, sr. Lily et Sterling, Mr. Denton; Loftin°, Mr. Bartley ; Serjeant Mt. Pal , * ; Cotten, Mr.- Wee ither • Engel, Mr. Mrs. HtySl•lbetg• Mir Pepe e Mil pe• C..iitp $ Faaey, Mrs. Mathews (being her first appearance nit ! to Sore); betty, MisiMeSon. After the Play, a New Allegorical Dance, called THE UNITED BRITONS. The Dm: , composed, and the Music selected by k(r. Byrne, accompanied on the HIT by Mr. Weipart. The eh:newest, Mr Byrne, Master Oscar Byrne, Mr. Male, Mrs. Sharp, dtc. Tu which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. Old ?Wino', Mr . soon; Young Philp's, Mr. Bannister ; Sri Jayer Wilding, Mr. Sparks; Wilding, Mr. De Camp. No. Duncan, in which character *he will introduce a favoctfte Scotch Alr Corinna, Miss Tidswell. Tr...morrow, The School for Scandal, after which Of Age To moans-, is Alt Old Hattequin's Fire-side. Satindsp, The Jew, after which The United Britons, with Richard Crew de Lion. A New Comedy, in five aets, will be produced in a few dins. JM J . (lOWAN (kora fioby's). No. V i r glassel; • one door from Citharis• street, raspeofaify Friends awd the Public r tha; be has momently ow Sale the Meet AiKkaillet AClFllattAliLe 500Tft SHOES in lerision t in merg respect equal to bespoke, at the 1111dir, mentioned very reduced grim : Hessian Calfskin Three-quartet•fackstap . Ditto Spanish Leither . . • Three quarter Dais . . Military Boots and Shoes proportionably cheap. The PLin of keeping a good arsortmeat of Boots and Shoes ready made is universa4l aeksmialleriged to he mom convenient to the Public than that of being Measured, as it does away the disagreeable necessity of waiting two or three weeks for them, and then froquently nit fitting. J. Ni C. bip leave to state, that every exertion shall be made to merit a mintinuation of the favolra he has alrlady re ceived. by an unrewtting attention to the quality and work manship of Lis Goods. TO *. or EAST INDIA STOCK. what it was supped were La Wee ante GSIITL/%1111, IN conformity with my Addrma to you, dated 10th January, led 4;" which I' now anNoin, I have the honour wa signify my intention of atandi.ie a 'Candklate for • Seat is the East India Direetioe, on the Second Vacancy which may ()martini* this thee, when t millet eitivady stilic:t the honour of ' , out sepporb, which should I be so for:smote as to obtain, abaft ever evince my sense of's, great an ',Litigation by the most unfeigned gratitude. I shall venture to wait a second time on you, that I may - --.molly request your Votes. aetv alkliglitiffed Sir SILPEAN, answered, that he believed there wee abOat 107, to 'IEOOOO. The Haw was thenresumed, std the Report or deredse be4wought up to-morrow. ARMY rAMS. Mr. WINDHAM rose to submit to the House the several Motions to which healluded yesterday. re lative to various papers relating to the army. sad which, he thought. should be before the IfoslF violas to the Motion. of whidt be had able* nntice. far a Committee of the Heuer .b. quire into the general stare of*, ,Army since As passing the Iktence Ad of last Session. He said be had endeavoured to modify them in such a niangler • • as to be the least objeaionable that might to those who differed from hint in opiaiaras *Muir jea ; and, as they now stood worded, ha losiland there would scarcely be the slightest vior:dos to any of them. He would not. therefore. tate up any further the time of dm House than just to read them. He then real ist =bonuses as fellows : Id 11 we the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your vzry faithful and obedient Servant, JOHN A. B.VlNEftfvf N o , 4, Harley-place, 24th 110. 1105. TO TtiF PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. La OILS AND GINTI,II/111 • SO many have lately solicit e d you r S u ff rages to be named Diredort of your Affairs that I shouid hesitate adding my Maine to the List, w er e I nu t induced by the follies log Considerations I have passed Twemy-four Years of my Life in Actual Ser vice in India, during which period, I held Military and Poise'. cal Situations of roasiderable responsibility, under Sir Archi bald Campbell, Nlarquis CoruwaHis Sir William Meadows, Lord Hubert, Marquis Wetlesley, sad Lord airs, from whom have received the mat galena, / approbation. Mier than once I have roMved from your itentourable Court of Direftory favourable Testimonial.' of my Conduct ; and, so mark the sense they enterrained of it in general, and of my last Public Services in panic .Isr, did me the honour to vete me Plate, with an Inscription too flattering not to be here in serted. .In , sday, the 16th instatr, at Ect,nburgh, IV,lharm wt. Ativ..cate. int William C. C. Da!yell, of the Royal Nary, firth late Sir Robert Dalycll, of Blunts, Bart, was killed a near Dieppe, on the 4th instant. r44a nlitt last, after eating a hearty supper, a id in apparent Komi health, the Rev. Mr M t ddi,. ter of a Dissenting Congregation itt Lewes. SFIRISORNR, DORSET. WANTED immediately, in UNDER-MAS TER for the FREE ORAMMAR-SCIIOOI, round ed by King Edward the Sixth, in SFIERRORNE, tutv,re the Eton ran of Education is strictly adhered tn.—The Gentleman moat either now be, or have been, a Member of some Uni versity, Letters (po r t paid) addrAsee to Mr. Mice, the warden of the said School, wilt be duly attend e 1 to. !ATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 141(11h.k. rut. 45 ruin. after 7... Even. 29inin. atter d. , TIME. COVENT-GARDEN, THURSDAY, Mt. 2i, New Plr, in Fie- the laid tie Now the number of elfee- MIAs; liritaf hot Illaniers (commonly lowan by the name of tie Difsom Aet), ap ea the period el the lest returns, whb the number colleted in melt parish am, cuwstr, dininguisbing theme sob hare enlisted ter reml and partite ler eery eel. 4, Also a return of elf...sties awn raised tinder the Said At for the Militia in Scotland, datingishii.g those enlisted be general service. " The like for Ireland Also a retain of the dariertitina. born the beginning of Mows toehold of Jen to re .1114114411R1 NOS that tune ti the Ist ef Jemmy, 18CM. Air; the elletho Manure men enlisted for Lie Army of Iteserve to the Ist a et Rine last. Alto a rurn dOw Arica leeks foimolost fess jog, far the senate of Great Briton. Also the number of re bruits raised for the two new Regiments to Reiland, anti the dillaw new Regiineets in Ireland. Alm a return a all ensures and Non commissioned Otters a, hail bean detatheil from flair several ltegirnents in the Retitle: A•my, tot the purlieu . of tereisingantl training tee new levies." All which resolutions were severally read frogs the Chair, and agreed to without any opposition. WAR WITH •SPAIN . Mr. FOX begged to knew horn the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite to him, whether ht sill intend ed to bring forward the business relative to the Spanish Papers on the. day for which it now stood; or whether he meant to fist any other time for tan discussion ? • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ;answered, that when he first fixed the day for dls valuing this subject, he was no. aware that the `papers would have taken so rntsch rime is mitring. He had, however, very good reason to believe, they would be ready to be delivered to-Morrow. Rm, as this unforeseen delay had taken piece, he Ow no reason for confining the discussion to any very short day, and therefore thought it would he batter for the convenience of all parties, it sbonld bq povt pom.d from Monday next to the dill.. ing.—Adjoarmil. THrATRE ROYA •VHIS EVENING, 11 w,tr SALES BY AUCTION. BY HOGARTH, WOOLLETT, BOORS OF PRINTS, PORTFOLUS, dc. By Mr. RICHARDSON, nine, No. 31, the corner of Villers stmt in the THIS, and To morrow Evoninp, at Six street, in LI,ECTION of ENGLISH PDX LAITS, many very rare, by Fairborn, Logean, Ste. on: of Loudan, 41:z. with the Col,e'riaii of all Amy, many of the Works of Hogarth, Rubaris, r Drawings by P. and T. Sa idby—Booles of Prim, s, dec. viewed till the time of Sale. Catalogue.: may tia r. Richardson, NJ. 31, in the Strand , and or Mr. ookedler, in Bend street. acted a in Fief AA % called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM ; OR, HOW TO RULE A HttstiAlio. With New Scenery, Drew t, and D•eiorations. The °mistier; by Mr. Cooke, Mr. C. Remble, Mr. Munr den, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Murray, Mi. Emery. Mrs. Gibbs, Ma. Litclikekt, Miss Brunton, MU. Davenport, Mrs. Beverly. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. liktnnou, awl The Epilogue by Mrs. Litchfield. After which will be added (for the 25th time . ., • New Serbs- Cotnic Melo• Dramatic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN QUICKSIL VER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL• With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and ,legorations. - The Averting and Music composed by Mr. Davy. The Artion of the Melo-Dram produced unifier the Direction of Mr. Farley The Dames by Mr. Bologna, tun. The New Play of The School of Beton; ; or, How to Rills a lliehond ; rontiiiting to be received with the highest ap• ',Uwe by ova:flowing audiatiens, will, with the New Pan tomime of Harlequin Quicloalver ; or, The Gnome and the Devil; be repeated every everting till farther notice. Master BETTY's next performance will be at this Theatre, as sous as hn Physicians shell have determined his health to be sufficiently established, of which timely notice will be given: CLASSICAL EDUC ATION. THE REV JOFIN WILLIAMS, A. M. l ate of Christ Church, Oxford, proposes to receive Into his House, at DAVENTRY, in NORTIIAMPTONSIIIRE, Four YOUNG GENTLEMEN, and to prepare them either for • Public School or fur the University. Daventry is a small Market Town, in a healthy situation, and has every accommodation with respect to public con mance ; being 72 miles from London, on the great road to Chester. Particulars may be known, and reference of the higlltst re spectability will be given, on application to the Rev. Mr. Williams, at Daventry; or to the Rev. Mr. Smith, No. 19, Mingionievett, WosemOollev. " From the Fast India Company to I.ieutenant Colonel John Alexander haiinerman, for important ind successful services, in subduing a Kermit sef the Paligare, in the tinnevelly Pro. since, in the yea/ 1799, far which be received tile public thanks of the Right Hon. the Governor General, and the Go. vernor in Council, at F0(1 St. George, and theenerry,acti•ity, and ability, which distinguished his conduet upon thi•t:CCUioa # and, ab,ive all, spotless integrity were held forth as an tx atople to the army in general." As the interests of the East India Company embrace net merely Mercantile, but also great Political and Military Cosi , siderations, few will deny, that there should be among your - Directors a proportion of men possessing local military and poetical knowledge. Of your Dam:km, two only ate military taco, and one or both may occasionally be out by rotation t whets it is considared that subjects or the highi.st military im• portant:e t , isivotVm much military detail, constantly coals before your Executive Government at home, it will be readily admitted that this is a very inadequate proportion On these grounds I ventrire to offer myself a Candidate fur the DireClio , l, and to solicit your support upon same future vacancy. Should I be honoured with it, being disengaged from all ether punk concerns, Isbell devote the whole of my time to the service of the East India Campaev. 1 base the honour to he, w ito the treatiht Ripe°. Ladies and Gentlemen, Pent faithfill ant obedient Servant, JOHN AI.F.NANDER 'BANNERMAN. 47, Dover street, Jan, 10, 1604. BRITISH WfNE WAREHOUSE, No. 4n, Dean-street, Soho, Corner of Old Compton -street, WWILTON respeafuliy informs his Friends • and the Public, that he has now on SALE a tare. mid choice ;noontime/it of BRITISH WINES, which, he flatters hinisolf, from his attention to their flavour and quality, will merit the approbation of those who favour him with thoir eammande. being convinced they err much superior to what ate generally sn'tt. Prieto for reach money as under:— Curious (..Ed Grams. 9s. per gallon, or 275, per tl.u.m.—Tont, Luna, ss. op gotten, or 245. per &ref —Sherry, White Cur rant, Rea COnsbnt, Mureatett, cowslip, Elder, Raspberry, Frontlniac, Sumner, Orange, 7s. per gallon, of 21s. per &nen. —.Mountain and Clicavella, 6s. ed. per gallon, or 20s. per down.—Thirteen botUu to the dozen. Familin waited upon with laimiles, and one dose!' wit free of sixpence to any past of the town. IKS, PRINTS, AND ROOKS OF PRINTS. By M.. KING, ;rent Room in King.itrert, Covent-OArden, TO- S , IORROW and ini owing Day, at Twelve, LLECTION of 1300 KS, some English and e:gn Purtraita l Prints, books of Prints, four °nuns! ,y Smith of Cnichrster, &c. Among, the Bori!:s a:J Anatomy, Cirain,r's Anatomy, Cithin.n de Pou:latu. Bible, 71 uumb.:rs, fins plates, complete--Gruiet first edition—Holliu:ltedssehmnicles,3 will. in 2, n—?ilkiitgton's Dictionary of Painters, 2 s o li, 1 11 0 . avritaiwortli's•Voyage, 3 TON first edition—Affirm istorelle, 41 Wale, 18c110.—.1 very curious Collation land Writers, with Port.aits,&.:. viewed ; and Catalogues had at the Room. TO TILE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. LwLEttNid, D F A I . NCI ea 7;- Sc hoo ls , lASTEß, Ten, mica hu..c a correct gracetd manner of ywrhirming easily all Modem Figures. with the gentaen-it Selection Steps, ad mind for noossos or hrillimiev and every elegant, fashion able, and fusithad requisite of Mute g. Mr Allen's bowies No. 19, Sherrard Greet, Gohlrn square ; No. 10, Great Alisstreet, Goodinatesneld ; sad 15, Boaverie•strisit, Tleetstreet, are also span foe the ;private In struction of raspeetable ladies and Geseletnen of any age, who w..+......+ Illaw-fmramplliftwoont, sad prier terming Was hems, slam quit. in private sr in sets. Orkin and **ten, (rola, an riming abroad, and all who CaOlnet spare much time, will moot tbe roman mutation I. imitate them at (pock as possible. Rehm ammannisa win, in future, be on Tharsdapr. Sy Mr. PALMER, Reserve, at the Lelia:in, Kent, and Surrey H••r lory, Church-street (near St. Gourges It, TO•MORROW, precisely at lwei%e, Teat Quantity of STRONG. USEFUL /EUE.S, of different Deseriinions, fit for Way; n , &e. Several well known good Riding Hove., and and Strad', well worth the Att •wires id klerit:, Emitters in general ; a lila.twirse Two Hackney C o o, INEST and LARGEST HORSE in the WORlalli Hred), 20 Hands high, to loit •ecu at the - above IM/- only Five Years old. THE WIDOW with SEVEN r ILDREN, left Destitute, who thboi;tted oName months sisice, to the consideration and h -icvolence of the Public, re• terns her sincere Sr.l grateful Thaoksio the Donations she then received. Three et her Clirldrea have been put out, and she has engaged in a .huatioh, so ~ vetch she trusts she may be able to pin a Livelihood for timed and the remainder of her Family ; but, Ending bee Cipital. toe small to persevere in the undertaking, without further usiscri..e, she Sunnite', mice veer., to appeal to the feelings of the Charitable and HlMlalle. The particulars r.f her simation. and the disposition of the format Donations, may be' Thread from Mr. Kerby, /loofas'- ler, 190, Oxford-street or Mr. hlortleek, at the Chits* Ware house, Oxford-street, rear Park-ureet, by whom any further Sums will be gratefully received for her me. WANTS a SITUATION. a YOUNG MAN who perfectly undswands tems STATION MY LINE, as SHOPM AN, or as CLER in a COUNTING-HOUSE. Respectable references will be riven. Letters (post paid) addressed to 1.. M. Mr. Jaques's, Coal- Merchant, Exeter street. wiU be dials atteuiksi to. MONDAY NEXT, 28th of JANUARY, the STATE LOTTEAT comnseneen Etrah iug.—.Tsckess •01 Sham moister an %tent the Lirensri State Lottery Of flees, the Canter of Bank Buildings, Conihilt, and Acing the Ones ref the Etats Mews, Chetine C, a, of Alai A RDS ON, t.IOODLUCK, end Co. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. OOPS, STAVES, CASKS, LARGE COPPER. ,Se SII ADW ELL . Be Mr. PAULIN, a, on the Premises of Mesas. Dowding% Wappir.:- Shartarell, Ette gin, for Account 01' the Sun, Roy .1 rtge, Phmnix, and British Five-Officei; UT T WENTY TONS of I RO% HOOFS, .arge. COPPER, and IRON-WORK, Hantbulti ves, ditto Harrel ditto, Quebec Pipe Staves, Virgil.' I Stave% llamburgh ditt r , about thirty Casks, a‘.4 set% saved from the Lite Foe. e viewed till the Sale; Catalogum arm he had on tbs ; and of the klactionirer, Broad -street, Rateliff. irBISH, with every sense of gratitude f o r the 6 11111115. MUS favours he has received, considers himself bound (and mere particularly as a Contraaor) to repeat his statement to a generous Putlir., that, yen the unequalled sale of Tickets awl Shares, both in Town and Country, he duce not t, , ink there will be sufficient to answer the demand till the i pitterr begins; he, therefore, resvaintentli, to pre. sent •clisairpointmer.t, an immediate application to No. 4, Coml'il:, ur 9, Charing-Cross, FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH !AMU. This Day is published, in one large Volume, Cktavo, Price flalcsa.Guinea, in Boards, with a wildng Uicene•s of the Emoerou, rirNHF: RISE, PROGRESS. DECLTNE, AND FALL, OF BUONAPARTE'S EMPIRE. Ky W. BARRE, Author of Vie History of the French Consulate. " CLr 41)i.m a d=ide, que to eeust qui seroient hiJustes en- Ten moi seroieut omits " Vide Bunnaparte's Letter to the Dey of Algiers. Tinned for Jolts Buttock, Paterooster•row ; end C. Chapple, PJI.I-HalL aMPERUL PitALLIMENT. J*ll4 f. 110D1--SITTINO, JAP• M. DE FONTANES, PRESIDENT. After reading the 7IOCIS verbal, the Counsellors of State, I.acuee and Regnaud St. Jean d'Angely, charged with presenting, in the name of His Impe rial Majesty, a projea of a law, relative to the mi litary conscription of the year 14, and to explain its motives, were introduced. M. Lacuct Gentlemen, at the opening of your meeting, His Majesty the Emperor m tered into a solenin engagement to maintain the in tegrity of the territory of France, and to preserve that influence which his genius and viftory iinvn , • given her in Europe. .• Among the means which must enalae flu Jttr perial Majesty to anon this objea, truly worthy ( f him, and which is, at the same time, the objea of the wishes and de s ires of the whole nation, must un doubtedly be reckoned an army complete in every iespea, and composed of men, who, sprun from the bosom of the nation, shall all have a great in terest in the welfare and prosperity of the country, HOUSE OF PEERS.—.AViDNif SA T. JAN 23. Lord Viscount Ox le AN TOWN, one of the Irish Re presentative Peers, was sworn, and tack his seat. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their respeCtive stages. The Insolvent Debtors' Amending Bill was read a third time and passed, and a Mess.r‘a ordered to the Commons therewith. Several Orders were made with respat to the hearing of Appeals. After waiting some time in expeetation, as ix e could col et . % of receiving some offichd communica tion, their Lordships Adjourned till to-morrow, when the House stands summoned relative to the Petitions and Ripen complaining of undue conduCt l i on the part of Mr. Justice Fox. No. 117, PALL-MALL, LONDON. NvHODGES reipettfully Acquaints his Friends . and the Public in general, that atter thirty-eight years approbation of the integrity aad punetuelity attending Lo . r. TER Y tit A NSACTIONti at his Office, it would he degrading its established respeetib:tity to say more, thaw that Tickets and Shares of Tickets are ' , Alin as until, in the greatest variety. W. Hodges bas nrr doubt but hie Oiliue will be attended with its usual goo,' C intim*, at which the amazing sum of 2)0,0001. hes bean paid la former Lotteries. OLD WAREHOUSE and DWELLING HOUSE:., HOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. By Mr. PAULIN, Britannia Tavern, Limehn se, on TUESDAY, Fe lt, 180 - 1, at Twelve o'Clock, to Two Lou, unless Daly disposed of by private Contracr, ery VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ast advantageously mia; on the Banks of the RIVER iposite the Church At Limehouse, and on the Margin ommercial Road ; complising substantial built la - ge NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE, tg Three Floors, a double Counting House, Stabling t !tortes, Yard, Ac. and a NEW BRICK DWEL. OUSE adjoining, late M the Occupa• ion of Mr. WIL- , WALTER VINEY, at a net Annual Rent of '2sol. a FREEHOLD substantial built NEW WM'S LING HOUSE adjoining, containing convea., eats neatly fired, in the Occupation or Mr. PRIOII, ,nnual Va ue of 401. ie viewed Seven Diys preceding the Sale, when prisir....l ire mty be had on the Premise' ; at the Ship Tavel", La-street ; at the Place of Sale ; and of the Auc. oad .treet, Rateiff. BOOKS REDUCED IN PRICE. Al' J. ROBERTSON and Co.'s, No. 2, Queen's Head Passage. Paternoster•row and Newest*. street, A NtW FUGITIVE CAT %1.0141 E of VA I.UABI.E MODERN BOOKS will be THIS DAY ready for delivery GRATIS. The beet Books in our Ltnguage, and the most Modern (warranted new, perfect, and ef t..c best editions), are con stantly kept on Sale ; and the prices marked are invariably from fifteen to furry per cent., and frequently more, under the uusal charges. For example 1. s. 1. r. d. Fonel.sh Peerige,3 Vols. 4tn. published at b 5 fix 1 II 0 Biegranhv of 34 Public Charmers . . 0 0 $ 6 Fakoneri Marine Dicionary . . . 0 4 6 Mantes Mum! of En , :lati.l, g Vols 1 1 0 N B. Adjoining le Dolly's Beefsteak House. CAPITAL. PRIZFIS CWIFT & CO. No. 11, POULTRY. sold in a., Shams, in the last Lottery, the. following Capitals, via. No. 6,791, 20,0081. In 16 Saxisenths. 9,.162, 10,000'. in 1 Half and 8 Sixteens... 19.00 R, 1,0001. in 1 Quarter and II Sixteenths. The Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery (which bt *los Drawing on Monday next) are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co 's Office. The unexamplNl Stir of these Ticket, sufficiently evinces ill- favourable (Jr noon of the Public, and renders any com ment r the nit rs. of the Scheme unnecessary. HOUSF. OF iJOSIMONS. Colonel FRANK Lin moved that the Speaker do issue his warrant to the Cierk of the Crown, for A new writ to be issued tor the Borough of Thirsk, in Yorkshire, in the room of Sir G. Page Turner, Bart. deceased. Ordered. The SECRETARY at WAR informed the House, that he had it iu command from His 'lln jest'', to say be had given the necessary elireftions, and that the several Estimates and other Papers, moved for yesterday, should be laid before the t louse. NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. No. 46, CORNHILL. IIORNSBY and CO assure their Friends and ll the Public, that the SAI.E of TICKETS and SHARES is far beyond any preceding LOTTERY whatever ; therefore, the few Tickets and Shirts that are now for sate will bit quickly &posed of. The price iv rapidly advancing. Hornsby and Co •olicit the attention ef all those who honour thew with comniandv, and intend having a chance for the Capital Pr•tvs, to boy the sante u wuni as pwoible. N. B. All OrdciA, by letter carrier, executed on the wme trrin: ;is if re,aegat Prize , irini ou deinaatl, rhtt!ter t tot. Of a t FORTUNE'S; DILIGENCE—CARTER DRIVER. YE who would travel 'Fortune's road, And reach at once her bright abode, With speed to Charing Cross reyair, And Carter sovh will drive youllseve.- 11e is no driver of a day, Rut 'ninny a year bas tine that way. Thus in the Lottery would you thi ise, To Carter haste—.let Carter dnsir; Virbe'd be to poverty it near, While there is WWI a wan as Cart -r Then Mote to gnin,'n,r fear a loos, He** /et Carter, Ch +M{ Cress. NAVY ES rIMATES. Sir. EVAN ,MAN brought up the several Esti mates for the Ordinary, &c. of the Navy, moved for and ordered yesterday, v Stich were ordered to lie on the table. THE ?4th of THIS MONTH the STA tE LOITERY b?frns Dimming. PR E DERGAST, PE MISR OK ESHIR E. d Water C dton Mill. .Ste. with Seven Acres of Land. r PETER COXF., BUR REM, and FOSTEIZ, tearaway's, on FRIDAY, February 254 at Twelve, L that Capital ERECTION, lately occupied r Matthew Tophain, Esq. as a Cotton Nlanufa.:iiiii, ryes in height, containing 1111 spindles, but so co • as to be capable of working a notch greater numb I, idted by a pnis;rful stream, which via. never known 1.1 he dryest IT4'l/11, 11101 t eligibly situated at Prundergaia, ,oulity of Pembroke, within one mile only of the se,' In of Haverfordwest, together with a substantial Dived - istamill, oilier 91114111 houses, carpenters and smiths daeghter.hinere, and stable, garden, amid roes • ah containing altogether seven acres, with a consider , lition or head water, and banks on each side. Tine e works have been ereeted with the best materials, a r insiderahle expellee, and are capable of being tend ri iieficial to a purchaser, frost the cheapness of labow • trio, and may be converted into a variety of ill, dressing-mill, lc. being peculiarly welt-adapted spacious rnanufanery that requires room, and water to is an extensive concern with amt. The spindles nut be taken at the option of the puiclunier. he viewed any time till the sale, on application to Mr. taloa, Belomat, near Haveifuidwest; of whom par n nay be had one month preceding ; also of Messrs. Shaw, Yatca, and Hodson, Manchester; White Bear, urn ; Rosh Inn, Bristol; the Castle, and the Mariegt ! 'nerlwest ; the White Hart, Narberth; at the Plane el and of Messrs. Peter Coxe, Burrell, and Foster, VlllllN hstreet; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. lON ,—Piiitted by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No Si. rh street, St. Clements, and published by JOSIAH Wit, at the Office No. IS, Rack of St. Cleateutli S , rand, whore O rden Rot the Papirts &t. (rood) 4,0, attended to. SCHEME. L 21,0 o.) or 20,00 r. 2),(100 40,000 - - 3 -.-- 1 Now so ma 3 5,0 60 15,00. 6 —.• I ,000 6,000 10 5..t0 —5, 00 :II 1 , 10 -- 0,000 00 --; 5.) --- 1,1100 6,150 OW.= A, ....... 113,000 ...._._,.. ---...-.... 25,00trnoi I. 2 3 0 , 0,0 l't t t o f th‘taitlal. will la: I..trimiaz,l at follows I 3,-4 .1 , ...,1, lit 134 L1,0'30 1 , ....t dawn, t:th My.. 1.400 16tt. ...... 241 Day .. 500 Iht:,l 7th Day..lo,* 00 1314,1 ...... 3 , 1 1./. , y , • 530 Ditto 6th Da y • •15,000 Om , ...... 4th Day .. 530 Dot) 001 Day.. 5,000 AL) ...... Sth MI .. NA DIM) 10th My.. 1000 The ri'ltart are warty all mid, but the Public may depend "•*"/ sun/00 er.th ticketi 313.1 Shafts at the different Lo t . inhc=s, whArt /Ma: ate a:ty *l - .616-1; let. The luxe vil t iltaam •Jaaly. 't , . ,~. SEILSBURY's ANTIStORBU Ili: DROPS. As it Vs frequently a Question at the Dispeasarfi No 13, WHO SQUARE, at what Hn mt. the Puh!ie may de,:end upoti haying the P trr:Nr AN LISCORRI2IIC DROPS nentithe.ikft. SPILSVVRY, forthe Natiniside• ol such Enquiries. publethee the fnluvringfieuilets of the PA TENT ANTISCOBILITIC DRAIN in Eisildon whirr they are to be had Wholesale and Retail, arid the Ne ' pleneutj; 15, SOIIG SQUARE, Laskin, in Mottles as al. 6d. 10,. and 11. Ts. Duty irkladed wnnLYAta 411110 Meeert. Direr and Sutteet t ltow Ciinish yard; Mr. Butler, St P tura ,• Metes. Boeleys,vtleeth(arkett Mead MrsebSers end Sun. St. Paurs Chinch-rod Mews Shaw and Edwarils, St. Vaunt Church-yards and Howard aa Evans, Long Lane, Senithli.dd • • street. Mr: Baeon, Oxforil.steett ; *Clarke, Beedugh ; Rohn°, Ex. climige; Brtnna.iii, Bothopepstenterset• Mn.s Newberry, Si. ; W.ir4l,ll.itherri; and Withers t iensule-ber. No Medicines cif:red can be Genuine, unless "By the Vague . .. expressed in Wards at Length, en Rohde , Bill, and Wrappea.—..Ehe Stamp is printed in Blatt Ink in s:rid Of R.d Ink. The Minim , snide/aye sealed whit 1144 Seriliqr Wax. Uispearsty, I), Soimsopirs. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The House then resolved itself into a Committee of the whole Hinsse, to consider of the supply to be granted to His Ma je sty. Mr.Al.:ast in the Chair. Sir E. DittaiN then moved the following Reso lutions: That it is theopinion of thiv House, that 120,000 men, In cluding 30 1 000 royal marines, be employed by His Majesty, for tlth tervitt otthe present year. Time a aura Mit easesding 2,888,0001. be voted for the pay of paid 120,800 men, for the team of 'bateau lunar mouths., at OM rate of 11. 17s. per man, per month. Tar fl . sum not exceeding 2,1194,04101. be granted for Wlll.lllwg the Rid ales, at the rate of 11. lle. per as., pet cil "'Sat a sum not exceeding 4,680,0u01. be granted for wear 644F41/Ar Illtibewhips in which the said Hanna alwasild he the r.ite at 31. par man, pier asa sees not exceeding 390,8081. he fat ordnance, 111 rate of lie. per roan, per month. ' . The aboie Resolutions were savrany pit and teed tb. • - • Mr. JOHNSTONE asked tbe,. Gen . .. . ... . -..... 4 v' an:l the glory of the French name. It was for the purpose of having such an army, that your predecessors created the system of milftary 'conscription, an 3 their hopes were not disappointed. It is with the same views, that the government, in execution of the organic law of the year 6. is this day about to propose to you the levy in the year 14, from the class enrolled for the year 14, the num ber of men which it thinks necessary for the wants of France. ° At the moment in which all the great powers of Europe are employing, to complete their armies, a more or less perfeet system of conscriptions after ' the successful trials we have made of that which you have adopted ; after all that has been said is your preceding Sessions to explain its necessity, it iroul.l be more than superfluous tr enlarge at pre -ion' ton its advantages. I shall, therefore, pass to 'the particular examisatioa of the law which is now submitted to yuu. N On the reading of this law, you will, no doubt, perceive, Gentlemen, that it is in every rape& si milar •e that which lan year obaaaed your appro. -Al -AA