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- , 111 ;- . 1\L r - M i . . • 11, .. . 011 ' . ! ; 4 :- 1 - t ' . 1) it i i 1 ritto b ,• .. ....•._ N- ~77 ■ MONDAY, •JULY 9, 1804. (PRICE SIXPENCE PROPERTY ACT. DUTY ON DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE TO THE SUR.SCRMERS TO THY. FREEMASONS' SCHupoL, r. GEORGE'S FIELDS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING will be presented (by permiwion of the Propriet.irs of the Theatre•Royal, Covent• Garden), Use p e rulaCuaredy of JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. Peregrine, Mr. ELLISTON. Sir Simon Roehdale, Mr. M ITIIEWS. Frank Rochdale, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Lord Its, Salaam, Mr. WHARTON. Hon. Tom Shufamon, Mr. DF. CAMP. Job Thwill,erry, Mr. BANNISTER, Jim. John fti.rr, Mr. GROVE. Dimino Bralgrucklery, Mr. NOBLE. Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. HARLOVVE. Mrs. Srtilgruddery, Mn. WARD. Miry Thornberry, Mrs. GIBBS. After which (Sixteenth Time), a Splendid Dramatic Ballet, rants!, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. (The Story is founded on Shakespeare. " Tempest.") Spirit of the Dance (hi Act I.), and Ferdinand (son of the Ring nf Nmple.), Mr BYRNE. Prospero (Duke of Silan), Mr. Dk: CAMP. AnWOlO ',Properu's &oilier), Mr. PALMER, Jun. Ariel, Muster OSCAR BYRNE. Calibuy Mr. G. Mt:VILLE. First Male Spirit, Mr. TAYLOR. female Spirits Mi.., D.iNIELS, and Mire HOWELLS. Mlf ( Act I.). Kill C. BRISTOW. 111i , ..sala (Act IL ). MI:. B. MENAGE. The Illtnr-re incidental to the Pi.-ce, are support yl by Mr. BY RN k:, Master OSCAR BYRNE. and Miss MINAGF. To-morrow 6th Time), the New Mu•ical Drama of Th- Hooter of the Alps. Pintoes to which, th , " F.41.:c of Tlt.! Cameo. After which, the tovourite Opera of Leyte Laughs at Locksmiths. The Dona U. be opened at Six o'Cleck, and •.te Perform ances t,. bete' at Seven. Boxes Pd Fn./ Ostler, 2e. Seennd C;eltery rhino In be token or Mr. R.st, et the lirboodlce of the Tbratte. gADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC TI IEATRF. v o w tee Patron de of . 114 10, 4 1 Hsi/1100M the Duke of CLA R !kr- THIS PRESENT MONDAY, JULY 9, and Live tilinwiag Enningc will pre , ente4, an m.tile tie* Cumic Batten, corupo-A by Mono. Jouberr, c 411.4 MAIDS AND BACT4ELORS; Of, SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST. Ala. tie Favourcee New C-mit P..ntoraime, caned AlifliONY, CLEOPATRA, APED HARLEQUIN. Tresentirg a giant variety of Superb Scenery in Tare. Idditenn, C.riuy and Englaud; co:I:Iodise wilt the Marc litiOr. kalaite cdAdirriirg, and a Rea Fall of Waal. The admired MthiCal ?wee of BARBARA ALLEN Will be presented thi only; And the Entertaimnents will reincliitle with the GRAND NAVAL EXHIBITION, Tresentiog real Ships, regisiatly wilt , riggid, manworred, bring bYwdsidcs, Miming up , &c. &c. and ideating in a buds of Real Water, extending beyind the walls of the Thatre. Doom open at 11.11-past Fly'', and begin at half-past Six; plAces is be taken at the Box-Office, Sadlen Wells front Dine till four. GREAT NOVELTY. ASTLEY'S NEW ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, IitIITMIIIiTSII-11111DOI• th*Patronag• the Prince of WALES and Dul:e it( YORK. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, JULY Oh and every Everting until ',tither Notice, wdl be presented. for the Furst Tune, a New Comic Ballet of Act az, compou.d by Mons. Bouvier, called TOM SIMPLETON. After which, Elia Time, a most superb Grand ILltariesi Chi nese SpeClacle, with extensive and brilliant Scenety, Machi nery, Messes, Sc. •litch has been snare Mantua in prepa ration, called, .--..---- ZINGINA : OR, THE HEROINE OF CHINA Liconyse (L.mrper of the Chinese Throne) Mr..MERCE ROT. Ousean-quey (Crown Grote& tlra Mn),y Mr. LA TONE. Trungate of the Mimi:hew Tartars), Mr. LAU R EsT. 'Wavin g (lather to Ou sanAnin), Mr. DE CASTRO Kamka (Itiferiin Mantchew Tartar Chief), Mr. ROBERTS. blanks/ (Inferior Mogul Tartar Chief), Mr. TAYLOR. Tiensi (Chinese Hermit), Mr. FISHER. The Tip, (Hr h Priest of the Tartars), Mr. POYNTON. Gretrl Lulu (Hash Priest of taw Chinese), Mr. MARQUI. Ton- Jue (a Black Eun uc h), Ma. BOULANGE. Cusiko (Fa Ih ul Black SLIVC to Heaving), Mr. JOHANNUT. Canghl and Htlpo (War Mandarins), Messrs. DICKINSON and RANKS Tartar Courier, Mr. JEFFRIES, and Chinese Coo ;ler. Mr. J. DUBOIS. Troectse (Infant Sun of Ors-san-quey and Vagina), Min FISHER. Principal Dancers, Madam BIERCEROT, Miss JENKINSON, Mks DAVIS, and Mims MERCER° r. And Zinging, the Fleroineef China, be Mrs. ASTLEY, being her First appearance at this 'theatre. Priests of the Lama, botcher ' Attendant., Conners, Ilera'ds, Alantchere Tartars, MogulTartsr.,Cliatiese Tigeruatli, Pro. cessions-re, Sc. Inc Songs, Chorupies, and Spenacle, written by Mr. CECIL PITT. In , Dances arranged and produced by Mnns. Mercers. The Overture* and Music composed and adapted by M. Law. reran!. The Dresses by Metal.. Bishop, executed by Kr...1-anais anais and Foster. The Banners anrl Properties by Mes.rs. Roberts and Brad well. The who;e of the Storey designed by Mr. Grieve and Williams, Messrs. Smith, Clan., Mos. tam, Lupine, lad As4istanta• The Spectacle composed and produced BY Mr. ASTLEY, Just. Ti, conclude with a GRAND CHINESE BALLET. Equettriaa Exactas' by IIIi.jILIFFRIES and Mr. PORTER. In the amine of the Emains, Mr. JOHANNOT will Slag New Sens, written by Mr. UPTON, and compieed by Mr LAWRENCE, calked CHEAP LIVING; Or, Mr. WALKER the DINNER .11CNTElt. AlOO in entire New Sting, to be Sung by Mr. 1121110 MT, ratan &ad ciitepowel lir Mr. CECIL Pl'l'C, called M EGLAND'S GL OW N SAXON% ELEVATED TIGHT ORY. ROPE DANCING, Being positively the lam Week but Ose el his engagement. The who)* a c micluee with, 117th Ti.., the ?Keler ?au _ nominee of BONAFAISO; Or, HkIILEQUIN RING OF EPIRUS. 11 -rloquin, rAnos ; Clown, A li. LAtYKLMT; and Mn. wymtuw. Dews to ho opened at 11.ilf.past Tire. and to hegin at 11.1:- ortot.k —noses 4. 511C3.14 ri.ve Ys. See., ni ' Ce SCCOII.I P.C.' 64. Second Pik , to coot lttice at I i alt ;na Eight Weise k pr.coe:y. e. to be tat. !ut t'•otio-tl, at the lint•Othve, Westsaiguter•lki Law Cc. 01 noes oViock. PUBLIC FUNDS, _ _ ..... N OTICE is hereby given, that the seter. , l Offices at the BANK OF ENGLAND and THREADNEEDLE STREET, of winch Kosice ha beets given, toils contitate open for receiving the Doty and checking die some, until all the Thant here been roreiMl iff etherlae arcottut,diJr to the Contininnonecs o f the Distriß, er to the Coolunis,ione s for London, ia put wnee of the sail ; and all l'ersons arc desired to take ?Coke, That Jar those Suss not raceirrd or aeconitted for, the Parties wilt be chargeable in double the Duty, and liable to be nitrify, the ware by pritrestfront His Malays Court of Exchequer. Ny Order of Oa Nonni el rase, July MORN. MAT I . IIEW WINTER, Sec. VICTUALI.ING-OFFICE, Juan 3, 1804. THE COMMISS!ONERS for "'lama!hog Ms Majesty's Nero do hereby giro Notice, that on MO YD,II• nest, the 9th but. they will be ready to receive Temiers its Writing ( , ealkt •p ), sod total for Fifteen llownos.yl Sou hi of Kilowdlied 'household I hour, tole /elite/W/1 it, Sackb into Dia Al n ;essy'sE it t waiog S:dr(A, et Deptford, in the Spare ey' • fortui„lit„ by weekly Pro portiaits. And fo► One lionsdred Tons If Altitedrodo Seger, to be erolde to Samples ta ho pr,doted wi , Ott Tenders ; and to k drtir.r.d iniatcdiA,:y into the &Jou et...maid. The woos. of pose. meta to be by Bills payable with Interest, hisety Days afire date. Plc Conditions try . the Conet,mas may bt seen et the Secretary's 01lee. No Regerd rill h. lend to any Tender, in .46.4 tilt Pr:re sh•Pl stet k inserteu in Wordi at length, or that shell not k errs so die Itaaro , h. !•r• I otiock on the pall Illitunitth nen, tht 9th inn. nor woke the ,the wakes the &aim., or tune PCriol.l an hi Mate, attrn", to waver when netted fee, VICTUALLING-04 ICE. Jt., L 4 6, 1604. THE C()IttIMISSIONERSfor Victual/iv ALT fray's Nall do istrehn sr;ut Votire, That en FRIDAY nest, the 1314 instant*, they will be re.,.ly to retries Tenders in Writ ing (sealed Hp), and treatfor One Heratred Tons of Motassee, to k elefirrerd bearediltety into the Stores et Deptford, and s , ht paid,; be Mita pen.ble yids Intr,rit, slimly days !tier date. 7he C•bditseios of the Contract sassy be sere et the 4ecretari. .se e ,. A's• rtrp r I uOf b Ltd fil anli Tender in trhich the Price shall teat rt imarte,l co l .4a at Lt.aiith, ar Hut' real be delivered 1.1 Oct Board h. lore One fire and Friday writ, the 1344 inslunt, nor watt. the l'crson saho audits the render, or *SW Per as kis Helm*, otrtwrL , is nasuer whet• collet hr. EX. HIRMON AND SALE RE PRIVATE THE TRUCHSESSIAN CAI.LIiKY of PIC TURFS, New-Road, o;yosite Portland Place, continues eon every day from 'en till dusk. Field elegant rinms, arlorn . .14 with caoital specimens by the best MalitOTlL Or the Spanish, Dutch, Flemish, German, and French schools ; highly preserved, *aurally arranged, and agreeably diversified. • retems sold may be delivered i mm,diately without injuring the Lith:bition, as they can he conveniently replaced by Weer., forming part of this astonishing collection, but not exhibituig at present for want of room bdmittance Oise Shilling. tl' e • Rooms for refreshments. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATIONS FOR TILE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Unparalleled by any other advertised Me.licine in the wort!, given voluntarily by men of character and r.:4pecta:hliir, men who have daily *kneaded its efficacy, and .beer ve its sterling merit. To S. SOLOMON, Esq. M.D. LIVERPOOL . The fallowing Eatrad of ;Letier has been r4wwarded by lir. Tregorths, of Rurslam in Staffinh ire. I Was extremely ill for ab o ve three months, with a pain in my right side, my legs and bAly were swelled prodigiously, the food I took occasioned exc...sive pain in my stomach ; in stied, I was so radian:A i that my life was despaired of; the first boat* I twat of Dr. SOLOMON'. CORDIAL /SALM of GILL \D, brought on a reties: evacuation by stool, and four mom rammed me to a peas.? state health. T. GUEST, &Wm. LOOP, LA DI'S, ALSIP LLLLLL maw, A COALITION gained the Eleetion against me: and althongli complete success in conseguenca ha. no• attended the gammons extremes of my Friends, the esuittion of One Handrol and Ninety Votes, including names of the hie rank and respedability, independent of Thirty-six Votes re jetiest fmne informality, mu,t have convinced hoes who were most ho.tile to my pretentious, that 1 haul the support of no oatmeal' patronage Whilst the testinionivis laid upon the table at the time of Elediou, filled with signature: of mm-soy scribers, 'most of thetn Gentlemen of known eminence, per. socially acquainted with sue, and several of them, from my in• fancy, was a strong refutation of the unqualifi-sl attack made upon me by the special convened Haute Committee,. in their public Adverneeniesit And ptivite Canvass. Thonnighly sen.ible of the kindness I have recently expe rienced, 1 shall emit...roar to prove inyvelf equally deserving ynnr future good opman e by sacrithnii 4 the feeling' of the In dividual to rensain a wellisisher . t , the i.,t.:rests of the Ch.ody • And, gratefully recelleaing the honour emit -roll by the •uf• frage, given in my boom, shall hope that . 1 tu l y he.ilowed j . .nti a portmn of mitt, with gratitude, which, en:wasting the proe!eiliiiss to my prejudice, 1 brat in mind tiro amide by which >oar countenance was obtained. 1 moss reapeftfally stttskrib• myself, Mt Louis. Ladies, and Greeslastat, Your obligmieeened, and obedient Servant, GEORGE EVES, July 7, 1804. No. 9. Chtpoi street, Redford Row. From a principal Officer of a Seventy-four, Spithead. „ . For the h.nefit of mankind, and of my hmther officers in particular, I auth..risc Dr. Sol .mon, of Liverpool, to publish this me acluowkdgment of the efficicy of his Medicine, the C...dtal Balm of G:lcad. As I do not chuse my name to appear is print, persons desirous of knowing the truth of my assertion, may, by enquirieg of Messrs. Toulnam, Navy Agents,Surrey street, Strand, London ; sir Mr. Alexander, Navy Agent, op ;ethic the Navy Putt Office, Broad street, Portsmouth, learn my name and address. By an tsrreguier bre, I had been ex e !wisely weakened and debilitated; a down bottles of the COI , (10 Balm of Gdead absolutely restated me to my primitive health. N. B. Tint above is froaa a principal Officer of a Seventy four. To 111 had of Mr. J. Mathews IS Strand London. Sold by Remnant, Hamburg,' ; R. Bach, Peter-street, Nrw- Yurk j and in Bath, by Huard ; Bulgin ; Brighton, Gre rord" Birmingham, Ksott and Uoyd; Belf ird, Smith; Bland , &rumen.; Burr St. Untwist's, Dingle: Cheltenham, Sc.!. dun; Cambrulgr, Hadvon; Cdventry, Rollasito ; Colchester, Key man ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, Chatham, Etherington; Clielrosfoed, Clachar; Chester, Pool and Sun ; Ciiichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; Chippeisha in, Combs; Dublin, Dugdale. No. 7, Exchangecourt ; Derby, Drewry; Dur:iam,Pennington ; Darer. Nrides; Devises, Lowe ; Doiclioner, Virtue; Dial, Ruse ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edin burgh, Smith, North-Bridge; Exeter, Trewitian and Sun ; mouth, Elliot; Gloucester, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, 111.1)a• held; Liverpool, Cos, druggist; Leen, Bine% Holmes; Lin coln, Drewry ; Lynn, Headley ; Letouter, Gregory, Swinfert ; (.ewes, Pitt; Mancbestm, Thompson ; Margate, RIA•11 Ma decent, Walker; Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Aare; Nevreastle Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Nottingham, Berbege ; Norwich, Stevenson an 4 Co ; Ox ford, Junes; Plymouth Duck, Huxland; Portsmouth, Belem ; Reading, Smart and Co.; Rochester, Etherington; Prestivi, S.!igent ; Shrewsbury, F.dilowes ; Southampton, Baker; Ai ford, Margin; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray ' • Sa- I shirty, Collins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ;Ton bridge Wells Slimy ; Wells, Erin ; Weymouth, Wood; Windsor, Blisioner ; and every respectable Medicine Vender in the Kiugdum, iu Bottles, at Half a Guinea, and Xs. contain ing four of the smaller ones, whereby M. is eased. Uf w luau may be had, a New Eddioa, being nearly Throe Hui-Iced rAges, price colify SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH: Or Advice to Loth Sexes on Female Di.oases, Ner%ous, Hflits choodruic, and Consumptive Complaints. Ton 11..uk las been ate 1- . 3..nt of nuav years P s libril(lllre and n imi s atsuoi. To whit ti i.. d4S ii Ev..l so Dive.i.ci incident to Verralts s aka, au AiWross to rtrents, Goardians, TitWn, and thaw wh• tias• the Cdto and gthecaiion of y•ilia. ENIICIC's LATI N PICTIONARY MUCH ENLARGED. ENTICK's - NEW LATIN-ENGLISH DIC TIONARY, dnisised ler the Use of Grammar Sch..otq, and 'mate Edu , stioe. coutai II 1 gig .111 the Words and Phrases proper for rtadingthe Clarites, ut both L mgoage... accurately collated GOlll the west aproved Latin Autbots. yhic4 is prefixed, A NEW ENGLISIII.ATIN IJiCTIONARY, carefully compiled heft tho mat celebrated English WritMs ; rendered in Classical Latin. Both Nail composing all that is nicht valu able and useful In former Drflionaries. Accompanied with every improvement to supply. tte Etenciencies of other Diethi tiaries, and to enable the Scholar to . parse and construe each Word according mite various Interpretations by the beet Au thor. in the F.oglish Tongue. A New Edit on, Retired and Augmented throughout. Br WILLIAM TRAKELT, A.M. Rector of Ni rated and 'held in Kett. Printed turf. Mailman (Successor to Ms. Dilly); G. and J. Robinson; P. and CARhimpon ; Scatehturt and Letterman ; J. Walker; 43. Wilkie ;4.aplitlaigtort and Co. • Longman avid Rees; Dorton stud horse, t J. Nunn; C, Law; Pote amt Williams; &way mid T. Hurst, price 95. bound In this Ed tun) considerable improvement ham beat made in the preeedinj explanation., and a great enlargement •.1 new matt, r incorporaterdthrough the wholes:if the Dictionary, by an addition of nearly three Li onsind fresh VI ord.+. Inc' parts of all compound Verbs 3re now pointed out in a fuller manner Caen ha. ever hitherto boon &me, surd with a pesspicui . y of inetliod svifficiently oirvaJus tu the meanest eapacrty ; arid, what must prove of peculiar s •rvic, a, Russ in the lower els.ses, and is not to be met with any other Chttionary, the conjugations of verb. and . declensions of SUb 4 / 1 •11%et WC here sheen by the insergun of cussed fifUTINP. And if to these material advantages it be Loiter &WA, that taftl'olar Ca" has been iikell to have th:, Wink corre:ity print 4, it is pre sumed that the Dilirmary nit/ be found, in its present Aire), in ao•osr fully the purpose for which it is detlgnerl, and in y themfore with confidence Isr re^ int mun led to uncial ad ',run. The TY R 014141 TiIES AU R Miro, fanny Nit us dr, - miry' be had ,parattly, price or. Cid. bound. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS--S•rrarsr,7CN 7. Mr. Fosran gyre notice that be should shove a Vote of Credit tor Ireland, and also the Ways and Means, on Monday next. Mr. SWINBUKNE presented at the Bar the annual accounts of the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge, which were laid on the 'Fable. HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. The CHANCELLOR of the Excnegeta delivered the following Message, at the Bar of th e H ouse , from His Majesty: " G. R.—His Ma/we, relying on the experienced zeal and affection of His faithful Commons, and considering that it inay be of the utmuat impedance to provide for such emergencies a, may arise, is desirous that this'Huus.z will enable him to take all such measures as may be necessary to deappoint or tlArat any a iterpr.se or design of his enem i es, a n d as th e exigenc i es of affairs may require. On the motion of Mr. PITT, it was ordered to be referred to a Committee of Supply. Mr. PITT presented an Estimate of the annual charges of the Civil List, which wali Laid on the Table. The Irish Bank Note Bill was ordered to be com mitted on Monday. The Irish Commissioners Bill, and the London Duck Warehousing Bill, were read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Mr. ALaxANDEI brought up the Report of the Irish Defence Bill, which was Agreed tu, and the Bill was ordered to be read a thirsi time on Monday, as was also the Irish Malt till. The Chatham Land Bill was passed. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of th.• Committee of Ways and Means for granting a sum to His Majesty by way of Lottery, which was agreed to, and a Bill ordered thereon. Mr. Husaissos gave notice that he would, on Monday next, move the expencesof the occasional services, in the Committee of Supply. Mr. FOSTER deferred hi. motion for a Committee to consider of the warehousing of spirits in Ireland, till Monday. . _ - The Coiunsittet on the Irish Resulation Bill w as deferred till Wednesday, and the Committee on the Property Tax Commissioner. Bill till Monday. The Tobago Free Port Bill was ordered to be re potted on Monday next. The House in a Committee, went through the Bill for the better execution of the Laws in the counties at large in Ireland; and ordered the report to be re ceived on Monday. Mr. Almsts.r, on the motion r'f Lord Ma 'IMAM, obtained leave to absent himself from the Middlesex El. Lion Committee. CORM BILL. The Corn Bill was read a third time, and several amendments brought up and agreed to. On the question that the Bill do pass ; Colonel S l'A NLEY rose, not to oppose the Bill in t►at its last stage, but to give his sentiments on its par. titular operation in the county w•:uch he bad the ho• nom to represent (Lancashire). He wished that the general average had been taken by the districts of the whole country, and not by the maritime distrids only. He wished also that the price had been lower, as it would particularly :rife& the interests of the people iu Lancashire, who do not grow s'' much corn in shrive years as amounts to the demand of the people residing in the county. Mr. WESTERN wished to shy a few words, its answer to the observati , iis of the last speaker.; H. was certain the Hon. Gentleman had no occasion to be alarmed in the manner sshich he seemed to be. He had made a most accurate observation resped ing the average prices in the county of Lancaster, and those of the maritime counties, and he h.t I sound the difference so small that he thought it could hardly be felt. He mentioned the average prices, at several different periods, from which he clearly chewed that Lancashire was no mo:e likely to suffer from the present average prices doau any • other county. Mr. JE.I4EREY (Poole) thought that the LineleJ interest had in this Dill axed the prices su high, that the PArliament would be obligca to lower them in the next Session. Mr. Hots LEE spoke against the Bill. Mr. I:ELLOWLS said, the objeft ot . the Bill was to keep the prices as equal as possible ; and, at the same time, to give a due encouragement to agricul ture. This was what the Landed interest were Fir ticularly interested in, and which he tho...ght it the r peculiar duty to attend to. Mr. FOSTER said, he should be sorry the House should part with nnv idea that Lancashire was likely to be iajured by the operation of this BilL He was certain that could never be the case, as that county had Ireland and Quebec open to it when corn came to a certain price ; and the Baltic was also open to it after a fixed price, which, though not so imme diate, was such as to take away that degree of alarm which the Hon. Member had mentioned. Mr. LEIGH (of Wigan) opposed the measure, on the ground that it would tend to raise the price of corn precisely at those tames in which roan, of the commercial parts of the country would, from stagnation of trade, be least able to bear melt an augmentation. He had particularly in his con templation that p art of the kingdom with which he was himself conneastd, the commercial st•uoty of Lancaster, and, he contended, - that it "Was . urcjust and oppressive to subjea that part of the cottntr to the same general and anyieldisig regulations. which, an other las, might hp. very proper; but A vid) in Lamashire, from the insufficient quantity of rain grown there, the tmeerrahtty and etpenee of impor tation from abroad, and the want of envy water communication with corn coturtics, must opaate as a most . grievous hardship. Mr: rA T rEsotsopposed the Bill ; and Mr: 4 1 . 03T E and Mr. ALLIANbiII defended it. ' . 1:11g $4l WM AWN read i third dine analtisse3. and orticreJ to the Lords.—.kdjourped Mkto.kiaf. FOREIGN INTELOGEIfee" • TAXIS, 414114 . n. The Special Military Tribunals were to cemF with - the month Floreal ; but, by an imperial tivi.ret„, their existence is prolonged until the end of 4 : te prcocrit war. During twelve months, 14p96 pnraiaFx have been condemned by them ; 6,44.5 capitaNy i ..,This :hews both their naivity, their x.:verity, and the DC. Cef•ity of their CI The Members of the Senate, and of the Council of State, are appointed Commanders in the Legion of Honour. The Imperial Princess Racciodti presented to the Emperor, the wife, and a little girl, four years old, daughter of Charles d'Hozsier, condemned lately to death. They threw themselves at the im perial feet, and the pardon of d'Hoa.ier was granted. Vander Noot, formerly famous in the Brabant insturedion, died on the 20th ult. at Bergen.t Zoom, in Holland. In Prance, as well as every where else upon the Continent, this year's harvest promises to be •ery abundant. Both bread, meat, and wine, have, therefore, been lowered in price, and are expeavd to be lower still. The people in France ascribe this blessing to the return of religion. A privateer from Boulogne, called Le Diehl( a Quern, ha takeo, after an boar's engagement, an English ship lalen with iron. This prise is safely arrived at Dunkirk, and.has beta valuedest 300,000 lures, 12,5001. This small privateer does not cost the owners 12,000 liVrei, .I,uol. and this is Use Liana . A TIIIENING FRENCH PATRIOT. price. A gang of thieves is now before the criminal tribunal at Lyons. They were taken in the maga. sine of a rich merchant there, Citizen Fliniela, in the very ad of carrying away several bales of silk. Their Chief, called Dufour, has subsisted by thieving and cheating, fur sixteen years past, or since Axe bcginr.ing of the ltevolutiun. In 1:114 however, ha suddenly became a famous Jacobin, and a staunch patriot ; and in 1793, AA 7794, he was one of the revolutionary Judges, who condemned so many Lio. nese people to death, and who confiscated their pro- perty. Of these confiscations, he appropriated tc himself to the amount of four millions of livres lti.i,llatll. went w Paris, bought an hotel, kept hit ..a: