The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-04-06 00:00:00

:7~ -~:. .ie;sQr . - I, • ••••4 I‘` .. A • '' . 1-• "' • Y. •' , ‘i ; . PArc ' / l ~~ ,~ .. .. • . *1 BIRTHS. • • , vered i Vl ti tt " .4 t o r' u!teney-street, 'Wy e ( w ,n Q , leen son, E.:•41. of .a danch".lB444irb M.sl RRI AG FS • e Rev Thomas Coke, f.l , n. Hof tl to Mali timrth , damtim.r and SMith, E.q. of that place . lames Liog, Nawlaml ,to m i of Gomge Gaircien, 14q. Jamaica. pEATus. ea Garci“t, Eaq of Gramhra, 'ate Mlll4 Jaw Ellett.elauelte, of tM hot. of Minto, Bart. late DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGF, r 6.--r Even, 64 min. after 5. A UCITI GIGUN MASTERS, TOWN t•R ‘ , AND OTHERS. D. SADLER, n e a r the Two riCiock,Assn Inn, THIS I>lY , ;ood, strong, useful, seasoned , and „ rx,ecitAlßE HORSE, the ), who is quitter his Farm Mat of Sewell Years Old, and worth the A t 'ant such Kmiec AWOR" Not' IDS, BOOKS OF eft INI s, PORT FOLIOS. It ICI 11AR DRUM, the titr.iiid, this DAY, at •., a the attitig Extxutor of the late LI. aged, )llefliot, of PRINTS, after li'dt Cher Masters, or line prererratior alnebte, is Daniel's Views is libe 1, Lone on Twelve Sheets; Raphael's aainenti of the Vatican and Vila of ce.—Some Proofs, and others, highly ItlareS —..llUng Charles the First and urge, very Roe. 114 ,wine sheets, coloorWl. A curious C. inns of M ups arid Plans of Canton, antlers, and Diversions.` The Crozet u's Egypt, 2 Vol. Hodges View., P a n., proofs; Le Roy's Greece all of Sale; Cetalugoes to be ha.. of Svattrl ; and of vlr. ClArke, Soot. S. SOTHEBY, BookAel!e,s, 5, in the Strand, opposite Cathe:ae. 'n York stre•t, Covent•Gardo,. , and Throe following Dari, at 'fuels voloable LIBRARY of the r it S. of WI n. a fine Collection of Chap, els, Relies 'Atm.'s., and %fiscAlaiPis. all in very neat rondo( on, and some of Suard., uncut. intaafaale. Catalogues to be had at Art AL BARREL ORG ht tTE. SECRLTARY AXD Bunk bEBOARD, LIBRARY TABU. kNIIILL. :E.MPTURILY SOLD, IR I'ON aoA VENNtlit, Tory H"us;, St. t•Lcii,e•VA, CortlCl, )61 ID , by thretiton of the K. Ni , . in Weil% Use Huuse bavtug EHOLD FURNITURE, U. piano forte, drawing-room suit. and I. with furniture, beds awl h &lug, rerA„ %ardrohe, excellent rolhoca , l Ind bookcase, dravring.room, am, rani a:t t Pvmhrulce tab:es, a i.- iviahogany dining tables, glasies, a Brunel, c.irpeta, fluor elvth6, kitch • a ours hwi, on , day protinut to tLy of Meurc Bunton and Venn,. IDS, MIDDLESEX. int lON and VENNOR, .11", Aord 19, at Twetvv. , 'Clock.kc Proprietor, in VIVI': I.Ol'S, ILT.DWELLING-HOUSES, 'W-W 11,K, near the Green bee, Pr Te"milts et Will. 'ELLING IItJUSE, No 1, Wilber. reepls M.lburo. at 91 : 2e. per ann. s.• • • Osintoo, at 141. 14s. Story, at 91. 2s. I. 4iiigtetoss, at 91. 2s. ;idy, at 141 14s. ay. pr -Tim,' to the Sale, and printed ; at :;array's; and at Sits,'. Corahill. 100 6,000 ,GE, SIACKHFATII HILL. IY IV ATECON rR Acr, iURTON and VENNOR, ith early Possenion, of a Nat productive Hardens, and Doin , t raises are recei,tly put into coop suitable. for the immediate Recepi•• •• seeable situate on Blackheath ich Prospects. Ickets only, which, with liirehei 1". • dews Rondo and Veunor, CI:, WIT/I DOUBLE COM:A iLING, near BEDFORDROW. IV MUTATE CONTRACT, imios 310 VENNOR, EASE, with early possessim, 111 LY RESIDENCE, with ga 4 ••• stabling for rillf hones, very eJisiW Bedford-rew. The premises era m ornasseutal repair, and cot•tain rt• drespiiirrorm, epacions bamboos dinincgoem, rtatlemat.'s morn, wa s light cissinimg-hriate, fur of r. l hit diimemie arrangements. -kets only, which, with (either Per Mew, Burton and Venom . , No 'IMO PORES r. LARUE GARDENS, COACH. AN sTA.ausG. 1Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, URTON and VENNOR. ith immediate Posseition, of A ILLY RESIDENCE, large pleasure ettaett-hriu.e and stabling, adr.." , nr , or Epping Forest; the ;newel Sent, an/ well supplied with watev indaorua drawing-room, dinnig-rwirs. Cr hall, six charabers, drraing•estirs, it. domestic arrang,nnents. her Particulars kuown, by applicout runny, No. 6S, Cornlidl. GEORGE DAVIDSON, No nenea, awl published by JOSI , I O c". No. t Reek of St. Clero:no t !Mon Isis the Paper, &c. (peg VA 710.) KING'S ?ID:ATM THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 6, will M pntd, the Third Time, the Gran.' Serious shun, entit LAled CLEMENZA DI SCIPIONE. With Chorus, New Scenery. Dre.ses, Decorations, dec. The Mimic by Bach. End of the First Act, a Favourite DIVERTISEMENT. /nil of the Opera will be performed the Grand &diet, called CRAZY JANE. Witb New Scenery, Dresses, Docoratioes, Composed by Mr. D'Egville. Vivant Itaeina. VIE LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING TILL THE HOLIDAYS. - THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. IHIS PRESENT EVENING , A p ril 6, Their ri 1 Map.st.es' Servants will aft the Tragedy of B A RBAROSSA. Aehmet by t YOUNG ROSCS ; Rarbarossa, Mr. Mr Buremore lU ; sad', Mr. Powell, grrinoltd Oth he inan, japh,ra, Mrs. Powell; Sernira, Miss Tidswell. Inwh.ch will b • added the Historical Roman , e of RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. R , e ., md , Mr.Kolly. %CUM.., Mrs Mountain. In Aet 111. A Dance, by M's C. Bristow, Miss Vining, dee On Erter Monday, P•j..lflo, tonna v.., icty of Enteitain.nentv• F,a4ter Tuesday, Hantlet....-Hanslet lav the Young Rondos. A New Conolly, in five acts, will tr.. produced to a bete day*. BURNEY'S HISTORY OF MUSIC, Four Volumes, in Quarto, price 61. 6s in boards THE few remaining Copies may now be lud rif the following Booksellers :--T Pavne, Mews-Gate,Cag ileAtteet; G. and W. Nicol, Pell-Mall J. White, Fleet-Areet ; Legman an 4 Co. Wilkie, and Robinson, Paterougter-row. When may be had, to complete the sets, The First, Thud, and Fourth, rice, each, 11. 1 . 1 , ;. 6J. boards. This Day is published, in Four s sew VOli. 12rao. price Eighteen Shillinaed, PrHE NUN AND Hl4l I)AUGIIffER; or, 1 MEMOIRS of the COURVILLE FAMILY. Printed at tne Minerva Press, fur Lane, Newnian, and Co. Leadenhallwtreet; mind sold by C. Cisapple, Pall Mall ; and William Earle, Allseararle4treet. Where may b.! had, Jinn published, DONALDA ; or, Wiu.hcsof Glensheil, by M. J. Young. 2 V.dl. 94. MYSTERIOUS FATHER, 4 Vols. 161. GERMAN LETTERS, by Cads. Selden, S. VILLA NOVA; or, the Ruined C.stl , , 2 Vols. 7s. SECRET of the CAVERN, by Mrs. Rurke, 2 Wls. FIESCOCOUNT of LAVAGNE, 4 Vols I4i. voitiGnous PRINCIPI.FS of the CHURCH , •f• RUMP. AT a time when the Irish Members of the Romish Church ate pctitinning the Leigittai ore foe equal Privileges with the Protestant Subjects of these ite.tlms, it liecmues high nezeoary that thew • principle. of the Church, which render ttleren dairyman Member% of d PrOteit:l , lt Cotmonnlty, should be laid lie‘ire the Public. This was thine some tirne aro is TWO DISSER rATtuss un POPISI I PERSECUTION awl BREACH of F.‘ITH ; a few terwatning Copieauf which may be had, pee ss. each, of John Murray, 3?, Fleet-street, London. . ISCOMPARAHLR LOTTERY, 26, COIOIIIII.I - and CO. cannot refrain from pint in: oit the merit of the phment Grand Lottery. The tod-dr.iers Ticket ell the 13th of Next Afunth re entitlet to 1e,t(21. The Ulises* C611461P8 ' , Nee the ant'n l n , atm' ft,.. rate Capital Privr. usually Introduced in a L•dtery consisting of the Lone nutttlr:t TiAtett. Tiis par.tmowit advantage has caused a eieMais demand at their Offices for Tickets and Shares in Town and Country The last Lotaxy was eagerly bought by the Public at ail advanced PMe of near four pounds per Ticket before the Drawing began. The onion Lottery surpasse4 the last in sale; in codesigherice thereof, MR NSRY and Co. recommend Club., &victim, and in.':,virts rl Put chums, to buy quickie, as they may 411•• emisid-rably, and SWUM pneiNy any advantage by the dolts. Orders, by Lotter or Carrier, executed on the same Terms as if present. Prises paid on demand, whether a 201. or a 30,0001. • GRAND SPRING; LOTTERY. SCHEME. L 30,020 20,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 seo 100 50 20 1. f 10,600 foiooo 30,000 15,000 !0,000 8,000 7,000 5,000 5,000 120,600 30,000 Tercets L. 300,000 Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows Vint drawn, lot Day L. 10,000 First-drawn, Celt Clay L. 20,000 Ditto Od Day .. 1,000 Darn 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 3d Day .. 1,000 Ditto Sth DAY 30,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ilitso nth Day .. 1,030 Ditto bth Day .. 1,000 Davi 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Office. Tickets Hull L.9 14 0I Fixtith... ..... L. 2 0 6 Quarter 4 18 0 Sixteenth 1 5 0 ••• Begins Drawi ng 13th May, 1803 -- —_ P I ti E Reverend WILLIAM BAItCLAY'S ll ANTIBILIOUS DEOBSTRUeNT PILLS —The be are requested to observe, that es the great benefit to bode r•red front the above Paterit Medicine depends on the Pills bring genuine, His Mrjedy's Hon. (.`orrimissioners of the Stamp Duties base been pleased tr. grant to the Rev. Won Barclay, the wile Inventor and Patentee of the Aritibilious D)e.rbstruent Pills, the name of The Rev. William Barclay, Statfuriletreet, Old Bond-street," Jobe engraved on t black 'st.imp, which stamp is affixed to eaCh box, all others are carun• lerfeit; and any person venchng the Name will be prreecuted with the utnsnat **verity of the law. They have been noel with SUCCOII.I by•r.tanv thouaands ; entunpt whom lir has the honour to rank the foltnwsiag rhatingirisherl pen msges, via.— His Grace the Arclibidiop of Canterburv-aThe Laird Biahop of "ail , and Wells--Sir J.ihn Ilrmywoort, Barr. M P - fur Ho nano--Sir Stephen Ludiinetitui Bart. M P for t'Mrvn--r- Anson, Esq. M.P. Litehheld—Jaines Amvatt, Esq. Ib4 P. for SouVramptori-aCerd Furnster, Esq. M. P. for Werikie—Sia ehularei Calvert, Faq. I'. for Hen forda-Edmuti4 im, Eq New.street, Spring gardens—Thoniax Ilammer.luy, Esq Pall wwll--G.W. ISickvs, Esq. Private Seen tary odic rchbodiap et Canterbury the Rev. MI. I.)”linak, Litwin lAlli to the Arch bishop. 'Flue Medicines are sold at Mr. F. Ker.., Stafford street, Old Bond street-aver. strattan, Pt oft, air, Lereest-•r. square—Mr Forbes, Chemist, Ponttry i iii salter and C,r ) ~rhleters. Estrin arid CO. 0xf0rr1...tr,..0.-Mt. Writoiri Royal Behangeaahlr Mlcitell, Medical Reivrvitury, Idarardi, No. 3114, liollsorn-aand Mr Litter, No 4, ChesrOle, corner of Paternueter row. Where tray alan be had, the following truly valuable Medicine% whoa. happy effects in their several eases !rave procured the winst disti7Tglithed pa truaag e :—The Rev Wrn. Barclay's Specific f•r the sure and spev.ly relief of the Goat ; his Solvent for the CON: of Stone t bat Velatale Nervous Cordial Drop.; and his Vizi.atile Oily Embrocation fur the cure of the Gout, Rheuniationr, Jar. 111 which Medicines, to be genuine, moot lure the above men d lump, - - ...., 4 BIRTHS. • • Mrs. Esderristoun i , lir 'ely delivered 91,5 d et f., " 4. ein Pulteney- !reef , ' jai ••• .' S' '-' 4 „,,,, ;of wars ~. ~ a son it to Qom s nwa. limn, Esq. of .is darigh l :l l444% ti . • ' • MARRIAGES • la r sia4t 7 the Rev. Thomas Coke, 1,1,n ~,,r to aei,,, Smith, (I:toxins, i . r . d I oh Smith, Em. of that place. - '''' James Ling, of Ng.wlad- t Id - /T HIS PRES er of George Gainkn, Eaq• . ti . .,,,; ;:, be Pre. °l “ ec ii, Esq. Jamaica. entitled DEATHS. *en' LA CL I roes Garii,,r, Km of Grantham, f • With Chorus, N Swint, Miss/anti Elliot. dauglite •r, Endo( the First Elliot, of Mintu, Bart. late 1,,,,,i; : . gad of the Opera' • -- - --. lIS DAY AT LON DON - BRllitir• C ' after 5.-,Even. 64 nain. gun 5 -------- ------------- JIYA - " - UC 7 I ; ION. . ------7-1 . Ni AGGLIN MASTERS, TOW S t' s p ' good strong, u coed '. '11....31'' RzariT,Ap4,l,i,'lnil:,Nim,'‘itiSadeS'jtTmi‘.,t:SPitbr'N,lEstpthAy towhStl: N, AN: I ilEllS. sefili. ly D. SADLER, , near the , Jiltat lons THIS I A • at Two o'Clock, S, an d a good CHAISE HORSE th an, who is quitting his Farm Mos ' t e rid Seven Years old, and worth the 'f t RICH want such Hones. amirtmt:s, BOOKS OF FEIN'S i) PORT FOLIOS. Or 'RICIIIARDSON, in the Strand, this DAY, at Trot,, f the atting Exes utur of the late LI. BURN ceased, ' FOOT VOllll ::011elliou of PRINTS, after tEe TH E few rei other Masters, in tine preeereatim : I the followin ennoble, is Daniel's Views in Hie- ileetreet; G. and' of, Rome on Twelve Sheets; Raphael's Legman and Co. /manicotti of the Vatican and Vino( Where , we.—some Proofs, and others, high', The First, Thud, natures -Ring Charles the First an d ---------_ trange, very Rite. Ild lips—H on , ~e, This Day is publ rts-onc sheets, coloured. A curious Cal. wi 'pp of Mips and Plans of Canton M anner,,And Diversions.' The C rozet rrHE NU)! mates Egypt, 2 Vol. llodgeA View..., il MEMOII ~ P an ., proofs; Le RorsGreece . and Printed at test Leadenhallotreet Timm of Sale; Catalogues to be hariif William Earle, A ~ Strand; and of 4r. Clarke, S Wh oot. DON ALDA ; V , ls. 4 S. SOTH 2 EBY, Buokaellers, MY bs. STERIOL i 5, in the Strand, opposite euhe:ose. GERMAN L it, York street, Covent-Garde,, , .a VILLA NOV and Three following Days, easels SECRET of tl FIESCO COU I v:tlllable LIBRARY of the ------ LEMt_ISGER, h.q. F.R S. of Who. DANGEROUS attaining a fine Collection of Clasp, rids, Belles Lentos., and Misc,..llaMes. A T ch a w t , i i me ,..: all in very nom eorieht on, and mined' with the remota boards, uncut. v necessary that , armor mle. Catalogues to be had at Morm dam emus be laid liefne the ER I TWO S , CAPITAL BARREL ORG t:4 hI' BREACH DIS of F. DRTE, SP.CRLTAILY AND Runk os' SIDEBOARD, LIBRARY TABU ,k , price Se. , John '-'014:011LL. • EREAIPTORILY SOLD, INCOMPAI FMK FON and VENNLitt, telory Hines:, Sr. Micoaela, Cornh,'l, Ht , IORNSB April 10, by Diretli o n of the R e y Ni,. mess -man taking Use House having Moine' 1114-(114W I I Tick, 10,0411. TM 9 'SEHOLD FURNITURE, Cl• rate Capital Ptil a. piano Rote, Jawing-room suit. and . z f m th c e . ile a It ad. with furniture, beds and b &but, aware, wardrobe, excellent mahoca,ir Satires in Town bought by the I r and tesikersie, drawing-room,ihnia‘. thair: ' earl a:tt P‘mhrolce tables, a 1... per Ticket befit d iriahogarly dining tables, glasses, a surpasses the la' mom 41 Brunel. carpets, flour cl , ..ths, kitch • i and Co. camera, to buy : gain/nes Mel, on , day presines to OA mann P" ad"-11 . and of Messrs. Burt us on and Ven , . Orders, by Le if present. Falai paid on 1/1 -DS, MIDDLESEX. G BUR lON arid VENNOR, DAY, Amil 19, at Twetv,i'Clock„ be re Proprietor, in FIVE LOTS, 2 . LJILT.DWELLING-HOUSES, a OW-W 11,K, near the Green Mao, 3 nt to Tensile' at Will. 3 WELLING HOUSE, No 1, Whew I Joliel.ls 11,1,1 burn. at 91.25. per aan. $ A. Penton, at 141. 14s. 14 A Story, at 91. 2s. 50 a J. Singleton, at 91. 2s. 100 , Gidy, at 141 14s. 6,000 Days pr-aims to the Sale, and printed t --- 'rein•..en ; at t;arrawey's; and of Mom. 30,000 Tickets !, Cornhill. Part of 0 First drawn, tat TAGE, BLACKHEATH HILL. Ditto .24 iBY PRIVATE CIaNTRACf, Ditto 3d BURTON and VENNOR, ID:tto 4th with early Possession, of a Neat Ditto sth th productive Gardens, and Doin , t TICKET renters are recently put into criiii; , ..` • Tickets id irritable for the immediate Kropp , ' •• Half agreeably situate on Blackheath Ili, (loaner._ - rich Piroepects. .I_ . l .-- 1 Irkets only, which, with fitrOtel r• • -- -- . - Messrs Ronan and Veunor, 61, C.,r, O. I I HE Ri AL ANTIIO -- he are requestc SCE. WIT/1 DOUBLE Cid.rit,l- - from t he; OILING, near BEDFOR DROW. being genuine Stamp Duties :C Y wroZ A a T ud E 4 V ...°N ENIO R ; 4 I CI.' Barclay, the i LEASE, with early possessim, lhobstruent NI ANIILY RESIDENCE, with gory ••• StALMatreet, xi stabling fir Gate helve'', very ;Digs' 'stamp, which sr if Bedford-new. The premises ere in serfeit ; and an! ail ornamental repair, and coutain rt• with the tans( ten, cheeping. room, spacious handsome with succor b ll dining.room, reatlemati's MOT ; ow honour to rank ,us light coon , ing-hoose. tulle dIP" His Grace the table domestic arrangements. of Bath and W . 1 -kets only, which, with farther Pir niton--Sir Ste if Messrs, Burton and Venter, No Ur, Anson, E nt . 1,,/ SouVia m pt ort - ehols oo C a l vert PPING FOREST. New.st r e e t, S in l'H LARGE GARDENS, COACH . nell--0 W. 1 E, AND tiTA,aust;. el BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Canterbury- " ee The 1 oli. BURTON and VENNOR , R. str old 5,, t, with immediate Possession , of a iMILY RESIDENCE, large ples suw square—m, F, ewPstesers. Bac hostile coach-house and stabliug, ave.: . Recliae-w-M serge of p,pping Forest ; the . Moo t ", M r . Edward. , aa in en e an d well supplied with walel. c. ...puree, con handes ' nua draering.room, din:ng-romos the following ti act h a il, six charabers, dressinti" 3 ' their several ce (~hie domestic arrang,•ments. aninage :-....The urther Particulars kuown, by applicsnie *Pet ly relief is Venom Hu. 6d, Cornlidl. be Volatile fri — '""""'" .. " --- ' . ' .=-.-51111° Embrocation f by GEORGE D.AVII/SON. N o -''' which M e d ic i n lenient'', and published by J USI ,! it' )-0 Ild Aaron. Ace, No. t 5, Back of St. Clara , ~ " lin" 1 ) ere larder% las the Paper, de• .. I 1111. —...,..- ARMY CONTRACT. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great GeotKr Street, April 5, 11105. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Covarorting ta Supply OATS ra the Caraf ,. 4 in Can- . tninnents an 4 enarors ie the Cast ig*Huntiiigilos; The Dehrenles to eenilleafe en arid fu• the 4 5th ['maid ; That Propo,als ns Writing, seated np, uti marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be rewired nt whir Ulf re, ri ttr bffore the 12th Lay r f the present Math (bid 'One nnll Ae vereiied after Twelve o'Clerk an thew Llay )i wad, if sent by Post, the Postace to 6r paid. The Proposals mist contain tke Nantes no gond Sureties, with *hi , I'lawes of Residence; and no Tender will k noticed, unless the Pary or Agent colt • !his ()fee on the following Day to know the derision thereon. Partiedlark if the Clot' t 'toy be hod, rpm 4ppile.4tion at thts (Phr e, between the Ileum 0 . Teo amt Pea r. VICTUALLING OFFICE, MARCOI 27, 1205. r rHE COMMISSIONERS for ViMoaning ibe ii Majesty's nay tit , herr by pie Notice, That on TUESU4Y Me sforii nest, they silt be ready to virtue Tenders in IS'itting (sealed up), and treat for Three Hundred Chatibons of Pitt's Tanlieldit Neer Coals, All Pay ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, Free of all Charge and Bi•gtse to Ilia lifaimity, aloogiule flu Majesty's lietatalling Premises at Deptford, in the s r • re of .Ser Weeks at farthest, from the Date of the Contraa ; otos so be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Day afire Date. The Curalitiotts of the Central may be seen at the Secretary's Offire. No regard will be had to any Tender, in which the Pliee shall not ha inserted in Words at length, or the! shalt not be deflected to dm Board before One ?Cloak on the said Tnetelay, the sth April nett, nor watts the Peron who makes the Tender, or vote Person en his hebolf, attend., to mistier whim railed foe. PI ICENIX FIRE.OFFICE, MARCH 14, 111,0). pERSONS whose Insurance Payment: fail due Mr LADY-DAY, are requested take Notice, that Printed Receipts are ram, ready at the Ott in Lotnttard.swer, and at he newly erected !dire at Charing-cross , and tenth the seieret Agents of the Crorp.rmy in the C.untry. GENERAL RATES OF INSURANCE. Common Issunamors. For Sams not exceeding 30001 —26. tid. per rent per Ann. H 4Z ARIDOIIt irrstritrarcei. For Sums not ewe...ding 30001...34. Ott. reef:flit per inn DOUBLE H•ssapous 11.1.01tANC111. rrr Sums nut exceeding WOW ... 're. Od. per Cent. per Ann. the Nate If Premium eipvis Warehouses and fifer , handise the West India Decks and London Ducts, is Th re e per ' Cent per Arouses. Insurances in America, the West Indies, and on the Con tinent of Europe, are efeNed upon Terms etrerrapoadent with their ureral Risks. THOMAS WORSI.F.Y, B. Pro Meritei !he made bs this Office far P 0 1 .1.7441 of Insurance 1.11,0 n 51.1110% of Three Hundred Pounds or lipw SOCIETY FOR ESTABLISifING AN ASYLUM FOR MALE ANI) FEMALE OUTCASIti,. His Ropil Witham the Duke of YORK, President AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this lusfttution will be finlrten on MONDAY next, the get n( April lint Ant, at One o'Clock precisely, at St Paul's Coffee-house, St. Paiirts Church-yard, in order to consider a Vr0',X.0 , 9411 Altrratiall 01 the Title of this Society, with an Address to the Poloist., as ap. proved 1:n the Committee, and on other special affairs. J GRINDT.AY, Sec. WESTERN DISPENSAR Y, CH A RLES STREET, WEST MINSTER, Ft )It RELIEF OF THE SICK POOR, AND FUR INOCULATION. His Grace HENRY Duke of BUCCLFUGI I, K G President. rrO-MORROW MORNING A SERMON will A be preached in the Parish Church of Saha Margaror, Westmrn,t.•;, for the Benefit of this CHARITY. be the Rev. THOMAS FROGNALL DIDDIN, &A. F A.S. M•nr mg Preacher of Quebec Chapel, and Afternoon Leaurer of Brunson/1i Chapel. ••• Divine Service sill begin at Eleven n'Clnck precisely. WM. LINDEMAN, Sec. SAVAIDAY, APRII, 6, Igos. 17 RIAL PARLIAMENT. MikE - - _ . 4 • HOUSE OF LORDS.—Fat oar, Atm. 5 The Royal AWSISS was given by Commitsion to the Cus tom, and Excise Aalsditsonal Duties Bolls, to the Additional Legacy Tax BiR, and to eleven filth of a private or local de scription. The Lords Commissioner: wee, the Lou Chancellor, Lord Walaingliam, and Lord Auckland. The ft.lls *peer the Table were forwarded in their respeetive stages, among tit on were, the Irish Spirit Permit 8011, and the Bread .ksaize Bill, were lead a second tame ; the American Treaty, Neutral Vessel,, ynukeepn•n' Allowance, and Spanish Trado , Balls, severally went through Committees of the whole House, without Amendment, and were re:mrted ; the Bengal Supreme Caunc: Ball, end the Edinburgh Pollee 8011, were read a thi•d time and ,cased. Ott the occasion of the American Treaty, and Neutral ships Bills being committed; l: rid SHEFFIk ID took the opportunity of calling the at. tentoon of the House to the distressed situation of numbeei of the Shop Owners, who, to consequence of the operation of Rolls, npon the prim:spies of those then before the House, were unable to find , einployment for their vessels, and marry were driven almost to insolvency. lie should nut thee., !metier, trouble their Lordships with a Motion upon the subjeti, but the Bolts in question had not his ■s.set. tho th, Moti o n id Lord AUCKLAND, the Accounts lately presented respelling the Amount of the Port-Office Itegl'lWlCS ftw the last twenty years resptctively a well ordered to be printed. Several Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by Mr. S Leferre, Mr. Trail, and other Gentlemen, and re spectively read a fl .t time. Lord FIAWKESBURY moved the Order of Use Day, for their Lordships going into a Committee on the Militia Reduction Bill—the House accord ingly resolved into the Committee, and Lord WA lo SlN , lties24 having taken the Chair ; The Noble SECRETARY of STATE suggested the convenience, as he knew of no amendments to be proposed. of having the bill read short, in order to save the time of the Committee. Thii, meeting the general sense of their Lordships, was complied with, and the clauses were agreed to by the Committee, without observation or amend ment—and the House resuming, the report was forthwith received. Lord HAWKESBITRY then moved, that the bill be read a third time on Monday. Ordered. Mr. Van Isiegruck, from the Commissioners of Naval Enquiry, presented a copy of the last letter of Lord Viscount Melville, to the said Commis _ sooners, together with the answer of the Board thereto, pursuant to the order of their Lordships, which was ordered to lie on the table. Lord KING, after slightly adverting to the putili: benefit accruin_g !roes the proceedings of the Com miss4mers of Naval Enquiry, espressed his wish to letrn from any of His Majesty's Ministers, whether it were the intention of Government to renew the bill, which authGrised the Commissioners to act ?" To complete their investigation would be imprailicable in the co arse of the present session, particularly with respea to one very important objea of their enquiries, 'lamely, the concerns of the Tr ansport Board. lie therefore wished to learn, whether it were intended or rant, to prolong the authority . or the Commissioners ? Lord HAWKISBURY replied generally, that he knew of no such determination on the past of His M tjesty's Government—at least, he could say, that he was not now so particularly informed as to the intentions or sentiments of Ministers upon the subjed, as to be able to give a decisive answer to the question of the Noble Baron. The oaths of ahju_ration and fidelity being duly administered to Mr. Matthew Thomas Francis Hornmey, the Bill for his naturalisation was read a second tuna, and referred to the consideration of a Committee. Lord HAWKESBURY presented, by command of His Majesty, abstrth Accounts of the State of the Poor, for the years 1803 and 1804; these were extremely voluminous, and were obliged to be brought to the Table by one of the servants of the House. They were, on the Motion of his Lordship, ordered to be printed. Mr. ALIAANDIR, attended by several Members, brought up Irons the Commons the Irish Militia Reduaion Bill—which, on the Motion of Lord HawkeseLltY, was forthwith read a first time. His Lordship moved that the Bill be printed, and read a second time on Monday next, and that their Lordships he summoned for that day ; which, on the questions being put, were ordered accord. ingly.—Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House being required by the Black Rod to attend the Lords Commissioners in the other House, the Speaker, on his return, informed Oulu, that the Royal Assent had been given to the Coastways Importation Ditty, the Customs Additional Duty, the Excise Duty, and I private Bills. A Message from the House of Lorda stated their concurrence in the Bengal Council and Edinburgh Police Bills. Mr DICKENSON, jun. presented a Letter from Sir H. Popham to the Lords of the Ads:twit', respeDing the ex pence, of repairing the squadron under his command im the Red Sea, which he mowed to be then read. Admiral AIARKHAM ohjeaed to the Motion, which he considered as contrary to usage, and done in all et parte man ner, as 41 the documents against that orficer were not yet be fore the !louse. After some trifling conversation, the Paper was read by the Clerk, and ordered to Ile on the Table. EST IN DI A COLONIES. Mr. BARHAM wished to be informed by the Minister, whether, in consequence of the present dangerous state of our West India Colonies, the considerable nttnu which it occasioned in the city, and the suspicion entertained against the Govern ment, of having negleaed to provide for their de fence ; he would have any ohjeaion to a too. tino for papers to show what measures had been taken for putting the islands in a proper state of de. fence? The force ender the conintand of Admiral Cochrane, the rime of his aeceiting intelligence of the arri;"al pt the French fleet there, and the period of his salting in pursnit of them. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that he must objea in the strongest niaiaier to the prodittion 'of papers, which must be attend. eg with such important disclosures, and, at this - : • A • (PRICY !IX} time, improper explanations; hut he h ,cation in saying, that no noglt.6l wha that subjet WAS imputable to Ilse Ma nistets. Mr. ST. JOHN gave notice, that on a he should move for a comparativ : staten naval force. appointed int the protoft West India Islands, during the Lite and Sir WILLIAM SCO I.T, in a Commi a Resolution, that it is expedient to Majesty, out of the Consolidated Fur. provision for granting salaries to the Judges in Malta, Bermuda, and the Baha which was agreed to, and the report on received on Monday. The CHANCELLOR of the FXC moved for leave to bring in a Bill It amending, and render ing more effeftua petty Tax Al. Mr. FOX stated some inconveniences as it bore on the receip' of annuities; ; IdASTARD, on the powers entrusted to tl sioners ; which the CH Aoc Et Lon of the said he meant to provide again-; in the he should move to have printed Fevii sliscession. Leave was then green t. urn The CHANCELLOR of the EX, next moved for leave to bring in a Bit! f. the limits of the Hovering AA to 100 ro , shore ; for pow rs to seize all Engli h with contraband goods within that dist*, Tiding against the illegal tralf , t now c great extent in the islands of Jersey anc and, in general, for the more eXeaciaßy the praffice of . ..smuggling ; which was THE WIMAT - TV WAR Mr. FRANCIS intrnduc-d the Mn subjefl, of which he had previously give a speech to the following effea have too much occaslon for attempt:eN attention of the House •o' a subject in its sensed of little attradien to trespass upo to any unnecessary length, upon a ques maintain to involve in itself no less thy nion of the whole Peninsula of Inclosts veral years past I have, with pain, I reason to observe that the neglat of P; attention to the :ants of that country h; in a full proportion to the growing aug our poisessions. Such a conduit as t imply that the affairs of In were floe great, too intricate, and too complex. longer under the controul or superinten Leg;alature, and .s it viey wete too the contemplation or this House. but found a moat fatal error to suppose th the suhjed alfoided at sufficient ai grasping at more extension of tcrrit , are capable of governing ; and. I thing to be mote true than that if tration of that empire is not held and rigorous nand. abases of ever ►e prevalent and unrestrained The setiously coati-ter that the evils of i would not end in India, hut must err deed already have done a , to this cone had frequent representations and prom dia would become a great source of ‘s county, and the nt.•aner we have see iced, is is* augmentntion of wars, Je culties, eraftly in the proportion of our minion : and Patliatiient seems, by its have abdicated its rights of intetference. has undergone so great achange in itscoi in the members who compose it, sincet these subjeels were most agitated, that it will be necessary fur me to explain stances personal to myself, which mat present may be unacquaintedisith, 1 endeavour to do in the most concise mi liable of. My first co; neflion with I:. ed in the year 1793, by a Parliamti ment to a seat in the Supreme Conni In that situation I might, I believe, management, have obtains. .1 the stet nor; but be that as it may. rir condi obtained the approbation of the Court and when Committees rA ens House 178 I, on the consideration of the abu in India, I passed thro'agh that codes and unhurt. During all the time thai ment against Mr. Hating, was pt epat ing, I was also, from my situation, tc virtuaUy upon trial; and it it should h name of one so insignificant shall en own existence, I shall owe it to the Ii sued, in co-operation with those emin , whom I continue still to ail with. the liberty to say thus much of /upset to observe, that in the view I meant t important subjeft, if Gentlernen measure of my address to be propot extent of all the questions, and the vas pers before them, they will have tt finding themselves most agreeably The duty, however, which I have ur poses on me the necessity of calling h tion of the House. and shortly taking alterations in India, from the origs establishment in that quarter, down period. In doing this, I shall fork with the military details, or with the subsisted between the Councils of lie: bay, as they are not very immedia with my present purpose. Every c versant with this subjed must know nal establishment was founded solely° The native princes of that country in kindness, and inour commercial inte us evert greater indulgence than w their own subjeas. That reception p institution of fliaories ; these were fol ►icons tor their proseltion, and the opened the way for more conquests of our boundaries. In the Interco" muted by the native Princes, they c fur the interests of their people, as la THE WIDOW of a Gentleman, who held a lucrative employment irod.o. Government, 'idles to ob.•in a SITUATION in a GENTLFMAN't FAMILY, as Ciorllpllll to his Daughters, and so inspect the Management of his Domestic Cincerns. She has mixed with much genteel society, and would be found an eligible person to accompany young ladies into public, as her character will bea- the most strict in.. Motion. Emolument is imt the principal object of her consideration in her prear 4 intentions. A note left ,at the Printer's, &mood to A. H will be At te-Med to. 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