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D • 14.1.1':::1\-: br los rittob 3rziL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1804. NUMBER 451.. (PRICE SIXPIWCZ. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING will be acted, a Comedy. called, WILD OATS. Sir %mar Thunder, Mr. DAVENPORT. Rover, Mr. LEWIS. Harry. Mr. BRUNTON. Banks, Mr. MURRAY. John D ory, M, EMERY. Ephraim Smooth, Mr. MINDEN. Sim, Mr. BEVERLY. Lady Amaranth, Mrs. GLOVER. Amelia, Mrs. ST. LEGER. Jane, Mrs. MARTYR. End of the Play, A Song by Master T. BLANCITARD. And a New Dance, calle JACK'S RETURN FROM SEA, By a Young Gentleman and Lady. To which will be added, the Farce of TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Don Pedro, Mr. WADDV. Don Sancho, Mr. ATKINS. Octavio, Mr.KLANERT. Donna Clara, Mrs. St. LEGER. The Doors will he opened at Half-part Five, and the For fr.rmance heen at Half-past Six. .axes, Cs • Pit ;;. 6d Upper (Zaller!, Is. K • < •••, to be twken of Mr. Fartwook, at the box-Ofhte, na L title ,tteet. rrHEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. Ti 1'; EVENING will be presented a Mu.ical Floc:: .11 011 e Mr, called, THF. PURSE. The Baron, Mr. ARCHER. Edmond, Mr. T YLOR. The.dare, Mr. PALMER. Jun. Pars e Miss H. KELLY. Sally, Mrs. H After which, the Comedy of THE LIAR. Old Wil4lnt, Mr DE)IMAN. Young Wdding, Mr. ELLISTON. K•rtv, Mrs. KENDALL. To which will be added (nrou mdbrined), a Splomiid Dia,- " Itt* Et' tall. d, THE. ENCHANTED ISLAND. Pr per Duke of MAntl. Mr. DE CAMP. Anton (Prover - ea Wafter), Mr. P ‘LMIFR, Jun. fans r•• .le Spirt, Miss r•AerELS The D ,neei .• ,ei lento! to the P. 40. 4, g '46l.'eted b, M. BYRN F., arid !i faster , JSCA.I2. BYRNE. Doxes M. Pit SI. rust Mille— 2s. S Gallery Is. The Doors to be opened Six o'clock, and the Perform. antes to begin M Seven Places to be taken Ul Mr. Rio% at alhilirotmilise of the Juna 13, 1804. aSIONERS for Vecilia!irleg Hu M Nll.l/ do hereby gine N.tiet, That 010 WEDNES- Tr 1Y n est, the Coth instant, they u le ready to re- era Tender', in aorta's; (sealed top), sag t , ea for Teo Hundred Bogs ,y loutish !Lye, of the growth 1 Year 1303, to 14 ant-affable t• &Repko, to be ,r..diseed Kith the Tenders, to be 4elicerei iamediately into t'e Stem at Deptforoti mod to be pout for by Bah pvjob'e with haerta, Ddiol after dote. And illseuise to :eras r. . twit ?avant ea trill andevrak• to lar bare et dm Testa that oho', he epode be Ilia Majesty's Bleu A 0.441 at that Melee' Jr' One Yetrfrooo the 30th morons. The C.eveditions 1 the Ceotracs slay be wren at the Secretary's o,4;ce. ltd ale Persons who wen think proper to stoke Tender, upon the sisal Occasion, c , e cleared to tale Notice, that no Przoot u he had t• any T.adsr io which the Price a. not br orerted us War& at ' , nigh. or that shall not he ditiiterid to the Baas.' Sefora ew titlark an the said Tre,,caday ma i the 20th inst. nor uokss ehe PrOSOOl who *mita the raider, or wee P :ewie 04 his Behalf, *unwis e so wane when cabal far. VICTUALLING OFFICt, iota 11, 1804. I'FIE COMMISSIONERS foe Ira 14 4 Issey's Nary de hanky eve N. taN, h u .n MO DAY, the 2b t 4 iweent, they will ha 'away t• re•-ot: a Tauten us Wale;a: (sealed up), And treat au , . crrls Yer o o i a w tr;tl riche hake to faratai wherever F-rot Heef way be ' , orient . for tie rut e I fis Majesty's Ships sod ',cull at P•owontli rind Toehai ( rw mama Centrist% )./ er . from air la J•vp to the Slot De , abber west ischttior ; and to he paid . tee by Bilis pnyabte with Interest Marty alas after date. The Com/Miaow of the Coritrdi may be sts at the lerochry's after, at this Office, ev by eoptyivtg to the /old of the said Cow. rill *earn it r:rttilittit, er to the Canceler o f st. Costa,... at Dart. mouth, the the fatality y . fkrost. .4.4 all ?crow who way think poor, to not: renders ',pent the 44 envision deodorised to tike that aa Regent rift Schad to dm. Tender in which the &ice shall not h , mewed no Wards at teach, or that shall net be dehirereal to the Ben iefbre One eiCioet, at the mill the 25th *gent, new totte‘. the ?m -oo oh. make the Tenor, ar Rene PerION 04 PM WWI; "IVAID I. AMIN, when called far. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jt: eta 1, 1004. rilifE COMMISSIONERS for Vievall ng Ms Majesty's Nary de hereby cite Xatire, that an FRIDAY, 2:nk instant, they .•ill be ready to reeeiie Tenders is Writing (sealed tn.), sad treat far the nimsry e .Sat S^a Pretis.ent, Be#*, aid l'irrinia Le , :f T hare., be rain:red far siie tut o f Hie Majesty's Ships and rends at the Islands of fta MI Nes Pe l mid tnec , fin raelte 211.),the eel t 144.6 on , Mt 21:1044er ant, and fanner until Sr Months nat•ce shall he sae* on either side for the germination thcroi: And aia, for tint Leaf T,614:. ►knit be re•uired far the supply Majesys Ships a Ynt•/s al the Wends at l'aibadoe., /mire, mid Trinidad, for tle dmrat.ms. The mole/'pep treat co be by &Q pormate with Jitereet, mutely Days after gate. The Anaheim' 1 the Omura:4 fa tit 5t lftl4 at the Setra..iry's Viet. No Regard will be hod N soy TenJer, i.. t^rilett the Price okai go be inserted,4 Words at Usaccs, or that th ..1 not be ele'nero., to the Booed, Wore Oct eCtock on the led r, the 29th loot. uah.ta the Pantos et. wakes the 1 . ..4er, or rm.. Pe, um ON " tiekatt, stye*, to mower whew palled I Nor trill &NV 7 en oer that :macaw etterat -,font rice. tom.. 4-ticks, one prices a k , h i , fi.-rior to ik F /!lIC et;err, 6t roma:red as proper S. ht eieitted. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Mt v 9, 1804. THE COURT of DI RECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND. TRADING to the EAST-INDIES, d e k ere i y ere That the Trmnfe► Books ,1 the said Company's Ste-k will be shor t el Tuesday the Sth of hoe welt, at Tier o'Cluck, Toted again on Thursday the 19t4 of Duty following. And that the Dimitsid Tarrant, 44 the said Stork, due the SA of July, will be re to I e delivered en True-I.y the 10th of July next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Smet y. EAST INDIA HOUSE, lass 30, 1804 T HE COURT if DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 1 ENGLAND, TRADING to the FAST4NDIES, do hereby pile !Vetoer, That the 2uarserty °coral Court appointed to be held on Wed nesday. the 20th of Jrne nest, st Versa ?Clock in the Fe croon, is omit Specie, as the dairy o f Twelve Provision, for the pur pose te're-comoigorime the e the late 161 of Parliament, called, " The Property AN," offer as is slay be found to oral bleeh. WILTAAM R V4SAY, See IMPFRIAL INSCRANCE COMPANY. THE PooVie ere respedively reminded, that Receipts for Polities Plug doe et Midsummer sten, arc ready at their °fent* Jaa.rourt. and St. Jima's-street ; fad else u. the hands of their Agents is the pritocipalCiaes mud Teams. This o . lfire g-ants Policies for Aare Pry and cl lart Deitell t iu all PT inlit4NlS, and Duty paid, jar a lunge, Tam buts we Tear. The 7 i.. 0 of this Office will he found in un cases most bberol to the Pigbi and the rrmo,t promptrtusie will istishmon in the ad. juototont onlpaymeat of all lowa. Arming Stack is tamed as Its. 6d. per ant. eve,' lours bo Lig&s. Wet fr lacaderiss ere by this Office mole Sea. GUILDHALL, Jena IS, 1804. THE COMMITTEE for Letting the CITY'. LANDS will Teti at GUILDHALL ea WEDNES DAY the 4th Day of JULY next, at Eleven of the Cloe 4 in the Forenoon, to LETT by PUBLIC AUCTION, on a BUILDING LEASE, for sixty-nee years from Christmas next. a Piece or Parcel of Ground, on the East side of Mitre court, near Aldgate. The Plan a-clCond.tions for ILettinB the said Ground may be seen .st the Comptroaer's Office, Guildhall. J. SUS H N AN, Comptroller. SHERBORNE, DORSET. `ST AN I'ED. at Michaelmas next, an UNDER. MASTER for the FREE. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, r , -inded by Eine Edward the Sixth, in Sherborne where the )Caton plan of Zdtication is serials adhered to. The l Gentle man must tither sows be, or base boon, a Member of some unisersity. Le ten (post-paid) address...A to the Warden of the sa,.l School, will be duly attended to. EXDIRITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, opposite Punland Place, continues open *very da7, and rho Pictures sold will out be removed /his month, in order to afford fur sows time longer it. the Public opportu nity of viewing, in its collective staseand classical arrangement, an a of upwards of ONE TtIriUSAND by ale uses eminent Manus of the liaiian, Flemish, Dutch, Gamin, Frolol 4,:hool:; fairmit:e a series of superior spe cimens of the art in venous age 4 a. 3,1 countries, such as has never befuert been stilunitted to the Public, and may bald! uccur for a number of yeafi, as the Exhibition anJ Sale positively clew this season. Open from ten o'clock till disk -- Admittance One Shilling. A•SAVIYG of ONE GUINEA in THREE, With Superior Ple.vonutur and Durability, In COLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS with COTTON FLIT, Removed from the Poultry to 146, Irketetreet. THE astonishing rapidly increasing demand for the ebuve, being a full confirmation of their real utility, has inducud the Proprietor most respectfully to submit their peculiar and distinguished excellencies to the di.c•rnment of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, 3:c. having completed the largest and most elegant assortment in the kingdom for their inspect Con. Ladies and Gentlemen's fine White Silk 7s. 6d. or Three Pair for a Gunter ; to thaw pith the most elegant Clocks 104 6d. Stout and fine Black ditto, from Rt. 6d. to 104. 6d. N. B. Every other article of 'limier!, in quantities of Three Tau and upwards, at the Wholesale Prices. (ZPENCER and PERKINS, Wm% and BRA. DY Miami %OM No. Ills, Newgate-street, the only sellers of OLD and GENUINE WINE, nseborated in Vats, contain ing front Twu to Four Thousand Gallons, and who, from thirteen years experience of ke•tnng so h quantities of Wine, is one vessel, can a.sert, that their Wine is not only more agreeable in flavour, but, from its strength of body, genuine and cordial qualities, is inure restorative and wholesome to the stomachs of w eakly and nervous habits, and the aged and in firm. The• have Port wh , cli, after berog ripened in a Vat, containing:3 Pipes, has been in bottle from two to seven years. Their Madeira, Sherry, Buceila, and Lisbon, are equally old and excellent. Thii mode of keeling rises their Wines that decided superiority vs well known and acknowledged. Their immense stock enables them to serve their Friends with au peri•rr Wine, of the best vint-gn, on their usual moderate terms, for ready nanny.—They send to any part of the town (not less than a dozen), free of *spent*. Thee have also a large Stock of old Cognac Brandy, Pine and Jimmie., Rum, List India and Rum Orange Shrub. ANUFACTORY of STRAW and CHIP lvi HATS, No 19-3, Fleet-street. Lot's mar be qui , plied whit every New and Fashionable Shape, in Straw a,; , 1 Chip Han and &inners, at the above Manufactory ; and may We every New Shape ; amongst which is the much admired and novel pattern (to be had at no other House in London' , the NIGH I' CAP, so well adapted for Ladies possessing igno ble Taste, which, with every other Shape, :1 trimmed under the impeetion of Mrs. Thomas, its r /softl and pleasing Style, the latter having an advantage not to be tenni at all other Makers in this Metropoli, K. THOMAS and Co. think it necessary to observe, the stock of Straw and Chip Hats at other Houses is truly Hite nor in point of Quality and Extent, a hen compared wad. their ge nosing and ...stensive one. Tne Trade supplied Wholesale Mrs. THOMAS% Stlienery Rooms are so estensiveg= plied with slum-rolls and fashionable sheer of elegant arid Millinery, that Pasties may hound, Wit themselves. Ladies or others, Commits:one, are portico's-1v requested to regard this Advertisement. Terms of dong Bu siness are for Ready Money. All Articles kept by Haber dashers. Sdk and Cotton Hose and Gloves are F•t!,cuarr'y recommended Cquic: ut Chu/eery-lane, rest to recni4s S. NEW BARONETAGE. This Day Is published (printed uniformly with Ds , hrett's Peerage), in Two Yakima, centaiiwig about One Thous,nd Pages, withers/ Five Hoodred Arms, correctly engraved, THE New BARONETAGE of ENGLAND. Containing as wall a conzno Genealogical History, as an Account of the Present State and Alliances of the English Baronets, and Baronets of Great Britain, from the Institution of the Order in 1611 to the Union with Ireland, at theclrKe on the year 1800; with a List of the Baronets created since that period. Primed for William Mdler, Bond.street ; and E. Lloyd, Ilarlev-street. Th.s Ltay is publi:•ied, by J Jk.hntoii, St. Paul's Chortle vatd , and .old Stockdale, Piccadilly; and J• I' n. 1 IS, Ox turd-street, AN ADDITIONAL APPENDIX TO IHI.. THIRD EDITION OF OBSERVATIONS UN TIO CUMUNCY AND EXCHANGE OF IRELAND ; tog th , . Subttance of the Evidence Laren before the CUtlllaltiOT of the House of Commons. By HENRY PARNFLL, The Appendi , to be had 'operate, and gratis, ►y these who btrepurrnat d too Obeervattont, or, with there, price Si. Till. Daad are published, in One Volume Foolscap Onavo, Price si. in boards, POEMS. By CHARLES A. ELTON. Esq. captain 48th Regiment. Printed for Longman and Rees, N 0.89, Taternoster.row. Of whom mor be had, lately published. ALFRED, an Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Rooks, By JOSEPH COTTLE. The Second Edition with consider ah:c Additions. !n Two Vo'diatcs Foolscap Octavo, Price los. Gd in boards. Tina Day is published, in One large Volume Octavo, Price l2i in boards, The Second Edition of THE HISTORY of the REVOLUTIONS of RUSSIA, to the Accession of Catharine the Fast, in cluding a concise Review of the Manilas and Customs of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Ry HENRY CARD, Of Pembroke Co/loge, Oxford. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. Of whom mac be had, by the same Author, lately published, HISTORICAL OUTLINES of the RISE and EsTA IIILLSHMENT of the PAPAL POWER. Addressed to the Roman Catholic Priests of Ireland In Octavo, price Ss. 6d. This Day is pub:uliod, in One Volume Octavo, Price ft. in boards, The Third FAition of RURAL PHILOSOPHY; or Refleßions on Knowledge, Virtue, aryl Happinem; chiefly in Refe rence to a Life of Retirement in the Country. W raten on occasion of the tato Dr. Zimmerman'. Discourse on Solitude. Py ELY PATE; E•q. Printed for Longman and Rees, No 39, Paternotter-row. " To thine who are of a serious and teligious turn of mind , these relations will prove a grateful and valuable acquisition* We plainly that 'I• Rams is a man who has both in. chuation a..iiiry for the eav,Lion of the powers of reason he does not forget to give due weig rt to the r•:preseutation of the eamiee, *hien way be rer.d.•eu. tc the cause of religion, by the precept and example of tl.w virtuous man in rural sa tiety. We coincide with him in rn.•t of his ceenipMcations of the duties and the utility of a life ;vied i t retirement, a.. 1 as we apprehend that teo many persoi:r ins ch a situation require to be reminded of these truths, wet . • mend to them an attentive perusal of this well written seal t.. !y commend able volume." M -nth', Review, Sept. 1903. ANSWER To LORD ARCHIBALD II This Day is published, price 2i. 64. AREPLY to Lord ARCHIBALD HAMIL TON'. THOUGHTS on the FORMATION of the LAI E and PRk.SENT ADMINISTRATIONS. Printed fur J. Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly. Where may be had, a An ESSAY on the relative Sutuationt ..1 Ravi& and Franco., translated from the French of 11. F. Greville, Esq. price 2. Gd Dr. THORNTON TO HIS SUBSCRIBERS. June li,lBoll. No I, Node-street, Mancliesterisquare. D R. THORNTON begs leave to announce the *1 Number XXI. of his PHILOSOPHY of BOTANY, including a NEW ILLUSTRATION of the SEXUAL SYSTEM of LINNAEUS, which possesses the Portrait of Dr Rutherford, the Professor of Botany at Edin burgh, a Plate to thew the proteCtion of Leases, Sc. Dr. Tivirliten anxiously now looks forward to the cornule ton of h,i TEMPLE of FLORA, or GARDEN of NATURE, of which the greater part is already accomplished, and the whole will belinbilted by next May. In Number XXI. is the QUEEN PLANT, introduced into the, Country by Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. K. B. a:4 named in h”siour of Her Majesty, and the Verses which follow the do teription will be from the pen of the admirable Poet Laureat Mr. Pye. The EGYPTIAN LOTOS, with Verses on it by the Rev. Mr Maude', Author of Indian Antiquities, will be In Number XXII. and the EALMIA, CANNA, ROSES, CYCLAMEN, and SNOW DROP, will positively conclude the TEMPLE of FLORA, excepting the Title-page, with a Vignette of Flora drawn by Cupids, as the Four Seasons, nearly co.npiete, with the Frontispieces. Thus will be accomplished the whole of the Pifturesque Bidanical Piste, of this Work, forming the TEMPLE of FLORA, or GARDEN of NA TITRE, in tumour of LINNAEUS i a work e,tnemed highly creditable to the Arts .n this Country, begun, and ciintinued, in the worst of times ' • the PainCnip for which, with some addi tions from the Plulosophy of Botany, have given scnpe to form a PUBLIC EXHIBITION, which has ince with urii• %mai approbation, and will be open until the beginning of July when it will close fur thu il4llllOll Please tu apple Par the Catak.due, poetic sod deserintive, wth a beautiful l'rotatispieee by Sarteleast__, which is coach grata/ to each Sufrieribee, and tur Igussber XXI. as b4:4..te. N B. Number XXII will be publiebed August 10th. FROM LAST NIGHTS G NZETTE. War-Ogat, Jam 19, 1804. 6th Regiment of Dlogoon Goarda—Lieuten:nt Cherie, ',lrk, to be CAptain of a troop, without purchaie. t :most and Adjutant David Hay to hate the rank r Listommat Currtet John lissomly to be LteMenaut, Mee Innate. Jew Kew ►il..eters. —... Wilmot, M.D. to be Physician. Dati.4 Jim 14, 1104. SANKIWPTS Thomas Wood, et Maw Meter, and William JaTlrion, of Easing-wind, York, entre, to n wet, to starrendc. J ~ 7 It, It, and 41, at three, et the IP dietra•r-r• Arms Inn, in Ma:it - est r Arimmiseys, Mr. Phtlip Ktnes-Bonek ; or Mr P.,t•ieren, Malchester. Joseph WA tnts Ho! ue , , of P..rtsea, Summar' ter', iron. Elonfors to sweatier July 1, , at Shme, 20, a$ u!suurs, apt A, at two, at the Mitre Tavern, Pol4lloi. Attorney, Mr. Roger Portsmuuth, I law DII'IDFXDS. August 2. Afichcel Gafney, of Cinrutwood, near Manchetter, cutton-merchant, at three, at the Bridgewater-Arius lan, hlauchester. July 3. Joseph Ward, of Brentwood, Ewes, public..n, at ten, at Gludhall, London. Jn y 14. Francis 11:11, late of Middleton, Suffolk, merchant, at ten, at the Sell Inn, Sixtuundham. July 27. Joseph Wllkinson, late of Kingston-upon-Mill, . tilooketaker, the White Hart Tavern, Ktaiston.uirou- CERTIFICATES-JuLr 10. John Cramer, late of the Royal Spa ear An-, Bermondsey, vic tualler Samuel Wdle num, of I llgh Wycombe, aad of Great liar:ou, banker:. Jodi Shaw, of Peur'a lane, Saint John's-street, cheese/meager. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—TIUDAY, Ants 1111. TIGHE'S DIVORCI. RILL . Counsel was heard at the Bar upon the second reading of Tighe's Divorce Bill. Mr. G•ttsow, on behalf of the Petitioner. stated, that he is a gentleman of very considerable pro perty in Ireland, and had been a member of the It ish House of Commons nail the Union between tl:e two countries : he had been married some years to Mrs. Tighe, who *as young and beautiful, and they lived together in perfeft harmony and affec tion until the unfortunate period of her disgrace. Mr. Dives Jones, her seducer, was a near relation of her own, and under a semblance of friendship f the husband while on a visit at his linw,e, cb.prived the one of her virtue and the other of his social comforts and peace of mind. The moment the unhappy business was discovered, Mr. Tighe brought her back to her father's house, where she has re mained ever since. Mr. Tighe brought his action in the Court of King's Bench in Ireland against Mr. Jones, and the jury found a verdia of damages to the amount of 1(40001. Two male servants, ,and nne female servant, be. longing to Mr. Tighe, were then es:arnined at the bar of the House, who proved several was of crimi nality commited in the garden, in the green house, and in a cottage on the borders of Mr..Tighe's de. mesne. Mr. Richard Bayly, a gentleman belonging to the War Office, was next examined, who proved that Mr. Dives Jones had been a captain in the 34tk regiment of foot ; that he was on leave of absence in Ireland in the rear 1799, which was the time the act was committed ; be further proved several other times at which he had been on leave of absence, and had joined his regiment, etc. The LORD CHA NCELLOR observed, that the judgment was obtained is the year ISO% and no application was made in the matter until now • he thought it but necessary that th e H ouse s h ou ld he informed what the parties had been about Lye?' since, and why an application had not been mach sooner ? Mr. G•e Low said that Mr. Jones had been sor - time out of the kingdom: he had been in Egypt w a his regiment, and they had never been able to i. certain what property he was possessed of, so as tc levy the amount of the verdict. Mr. Daniel, a gentleman from Ireland, wan then examined : he said, he bad always anderst•.od Mr., n e d Jones was entitled to no pr o p ert y w h at •-yer till aft his father's death ; that he arts :t r::... of Irela . and his father lived at th a t t i me i n L u bli n; h e h a known Mr. Dives Jones intimately, but had nev seen him since the business in question; that Mr I Tighe also lived in Ireland, and was a Member of the late Irish Parliament until the Union. Mrs. Tighe lived near Chester with her father and his fa. mily, ever since she was brought home to him b 3 Mr. I ighe, that she had constanCy resided in Eng. land, and he in Ireland, ever since; that he had news seen her after; and that he, Mr. Tighe, never had an) correspondence with her from that time, as he bus lieved. When the Counsel and Witnesses had ask?) ), drawn, the Dill was read a second time, and orderer to be committed on Thursday next. His Royal Highness the Duke of CI. AREVCI observed, that as this was the first Bill id the kint since the Arft of Union, and one in which 6- moral , of the people were concerned, he hoped dr•ir Lord ships would not be too precipitate ; but, brpostpon ing the Committee to a longer dae, give the Hous. opportunity of discussing rt m ore tulle. The Earl of WES I'MEATH said it was his wisl to acquiesce in His Royal Highness's proposition but, as Mr. Tighe was at an enormous expence il4 keeping his witnesses here, and retaining Counse which he must necessarily do until the Bill w through its various stages; _and as,from the eviden given at the Bar of th e House, the matter was yond any possibility of a doubt, he did Lope a these circumstances would induce their Lord • to dispose of the Bill as speedily as they could. Lord 1111.ILGRAVE made a few observations the 'Amt side, when His Royal Highness ag LlerQw. Two Bills were brought up from the Comm and read a fast time. Alter which, the House went into a Commit on the Aylesbury Election BiR, and the sever Clauses being read, the Chairman reported progr and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time tea MOM W. Th • House then adjourned to Three o'clozit Pi =mow. NOCSE OF COMMONS. ?'lr. HARM v presented a Petition from the to of Droirlieda, ii Ireland, against ibe Re of Committee on the Ccro frale•-.Orderedto lie the Table. A Message from the Lends iarnrnied the Hoar that their L0r.1. 1 ips had as-ented t , the Ca Canal Bill, withuut am Ansenhnents. Tne Lords also recmsted, that the Howse famish their Lordships with the Minutes of the Cow!