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f . .~i FIF s: r'. 911 M 111 ~~ ~. Artttob refo. C • THEATRE. Mitt' 25, ISOS. will be pre- Opera of ' E CURIAZZI. Scenery, Dreams, Decorations, dec. .INI and Mr. BRAHAM will Muslrbv Cinilroll4. periffMtd, t'' , Grand Ballet of LES BA RUES. Tevive. Music by Fiorillo. Sishteribers to the Opera, and entrencil to observe, that on ac or finishing the Performance on o'Clock. the Opera will login geren, and on a Tueotty at Melt- AL, DRI.YRY-LANE. XENING, May 2,5, Their dl act 12 ;:h timo) the Comedy of J\ir.v MOON. ElliAon, Mr. Hv.tfay, Mr. Itannistzr, 1).• Camp, Miss Mellon, &c. IJe Camp.--In Act V. • Song by by Mr. Kelly.—With a Dance in conwased by Mr Byrne d Rd time) the New Comic Opera of .OVE, AND FOLLY. composed aM geleetet by Mr. Kc!y. • mnlcen by Mn. Johnston. Love, awl Folly, will be WAnes , lay, and Friday next. 'ho have not seen the superb NA REAL WATER, called TIM ,R, are respectful!! informed, mat after the present Week. SADLERS WELLS, under the rhness t!te Duke of CLARENCE. EVENING, May Q 5, will iew Dance, called LOVE IN AN ;ew Conic Pantomime, called THE TALKING BIRD. jun. ; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi. Co • Mr. Smith will cog a hornotsious .f..ATION —The Proprietors twine IOiCIUS for Twelve N.ghts longer, trite Musical reee, cal. d (INC; SERJEANT. of the Evening, sing a COMIC SrTl:, or, THE BUDGET =The Enter- OF GIBRALTAR, with , raw II after this Week. TFIEATRE. most respoSfully informs the Sub=!Open to the Opera, and the fixe4 for TWURSDAY, JUNE , for that Nicht only, the celeirated COSA R ARA. I At Vienna.--The Charaftcrs as follow: Billingtoit, who win introduce an Air nanimeat, composed by Andreotai ; a accompanied by Mr. Weichsell ei i the Thietto with M. Graham ; and a iicolini ; Linn, by Sigurna StOfJOO a et the Ope a these 9 sesta), in Chi Mt M...o.tie, cuiatio,rd by Psinello ; r., &raham, atei a New Ternetti. welt ftra;am ;11 Ti.ncipe, by Mt. Wahine, , icts, &C. ; Lubiato, Sig. Vi!eaorini sp;worance Ens Season), with Ne, r Roredino; Obits, TArri. Wen-been ; i.tion of the Pioplicaors o. Drury. that Night onto, will be r-t-qmed, mg ANUIROSIAEHE wEt PING ' HECTOR, by Signora (;r3s-n,i i':brand Ziarmalkl —Afar which, 'F. GRAND BALLET. Ttelcota had of ?4'. anham, N., 56, filc)onniaury , Mr. Kell.f. 01e-a S3lOOll , luostroal and respeCtable MEET ' 'INDON TAVERN. May 43, 1805— ..eiNG, M. P. is the Chair, ;eWAbibens were unanimously adopted : 't tt estahlish an Institution ki n a in ornate central situation in the City A which shall be to provide— contain Work" of tntrinsie salter. diffusion of trivial kaawieege. for the Daily Paper, Pelludical Pub attesting Pa rn phhst mid Foreign Journal' tutoon shall consist of a limited number of and Annual Subsos lbws. f the Proprietrmi shall be equal, perma treditary, Ind %bail cooed to the aims. e establishment; they shall be entitled ltileges as may ►e consistent with it:- smut them alma steillka the teelo.tro or the Isstitatiam Ammar Subscriber' shall IlaTe the . the I,,stiturent as the Proriet , ,rs. lificat.ort of a Proprietor be bawl ix tits pre- 114.11 CO 1. , 4 bt fur th• prostet 2 0. m^:i,•••1 as StPls.-Myers to :ha f.cc• an.l upcsu such teem , ' as may one hor►lred nennn, Itavl *e ;e. Propgietnir a IS. metal Meettug of all such r. , nvened, whc shall proceed, s. they mit 00. us into effect, to aNDoolt *Cont,oSttv, fur the ko.thio 4‘llyott the syrrobatkon of a (knellsl bfecting of the Pro- !imi he denom;nated "The Lendnis In‘ti. ,eat of Literature, and the Diffwion of mug person% a Committee to receive gentlemen as may &sue to become Pm I to comitict the pmgree of the until a General fleeting of the Pro- 111. I'. I John Smi , h, Erg NT P 1 Robert Wo:r,m, Joe. Lsq. LI. I Samuel Woody EN. Ald of the roma ruheeriherl, he paid on or lune; onedhinl on or before the Ist of N moaning thud on or before the Ist of innitsly—That the, l'h. , rilts of this Meeting • Gentlemen with whom this design on ' this Meeting be riven to C. !libber', for mashie and seconding the frvregii. F. BARING, Chairman. haring left the Chair— un.iniintnisl—Tliat Cie Thedk. of ilia, Matting be Bart. fisr taking the Chair, and fur tile with which he has conductal sae butt• having prneeeded with unexpected t*pi. .eettng of the Proprietors will be held on 'Foes. Intut , ,n Tavern, when the Chau , will be taken ..., .. 1r. „,_—... 7 .—..-- --. o 4A `.. 0 ., 9; ,- ....., ...... , 4 .. m -: • , :f.4. 1 17 ; -.. , . , . . 1ke5A0 752.) - • ...t...:.:,,-------__.,-.‘.,_ KING'S TI frIS EVENING, Ma , tare d the S e w Gra., 1 s , GL ORAZZI ,c.. t h Cl'" c:use New Scenet h M adame GRASsib i. .10c peeform.—The M , re a o f tits opera Will h.• pe, L OSSIAN ; ()LT, Comptmcd by Nl'. 'YEW' si,* The :Mobility, Ge.': t.... re P:Mic, we real,,lfu3y ent ree ,t o f a beolute necessity . the • . sghn iat Night by Twelve I ;im arty at a Waiter after gee . 4•1 4 tie n. r. ..................—.------ THE.ATRE-ROYA THIS PRESENT El ligegesties•Servaiits will THE HON The Characters be Mr. Ellir.i &c. pi, jaunean, Mier 0.'42. bit Act 111. 2 S.ing ll Mar Do Mrs 01111C/11, cotupoird by elder& to the Piece, coney. Tiatehirewffl he added YOUTI - 1, LOY! The Overture aud ?dusk eon:: The Prahigue to be op Tar Rea Comic Opera a: I a- rat•ii o'l %Nada) . 'Tues:ai , Vic leo:..!:v arid Gentry, ~,t, lAL ,T.XHIBITION on , :f-: OF GIBRALTAR it r A nut be ;unharmed aft AQUATIC TiIEATRF, S rit,olllV of His Rena! Il'ire 'rrHIS PRESENT I I be mrforenert, the Nee ORCHARD. And the New HARLEQUIN AND Har!ecutn, Mr. Bola:nil, j I .r.bile, Madame Lou —I Deenotinn of theINS FALL ' eur.rd TIIE COMIC 110-h be viii appear io the favourit THE RECRUI 1 Aud will, in the course of nled, RANoTAN-TA N ; oi spauar,ts to conclude with THE SIEGE C Win.* wiit be intalle i KINGS AI R .N . ,, ,,B i n tit ,AHGeAn,,,, s IVlma , r'uti:e, that hio BENEFIT is ti, when .41;1 Oe. ; :erfneme.l. Mussel Dra.na, entitled LA CO Auwitettity performed a t v. 1... Rlina, by !qrs. Billin with so Horn Arcompairril 1 . •• - ohoo. hs Nabol.ni, area ?Win Obllgato t a vett. I' 4. ar!ctio, composed by Diu t , :- 4 in., n....t ~,speararice wt,. .ti.e wril ‘ ei•Ari. e t'lli a N... Ditetua with Mr. gr. Mr. li'llingtmi :miler Bra wens rdelinuosil 'F...0.2:, ;Pre .bite, Sig Bloat, ( , ir-t ap .5, , r,firc ;Pir...-40,S•goisr ivi , l Coniordo (with Fermi, L.. • • l'h , stre), Mr. Kelly. Aster the Opera, Andrew a God Seem., reormentin I'VE& I HE TOMB OF eisneorid for hei by the cot A FAVOURITI V.., to betaken, and T G , ...tßustelloareet Noon sod at the Opera ddEce. A T a very nustra : - I ING at the TONDI Sir If BAILIN' Tic 6116146 g Resettaii 1. Toot is le eteedient Rival and extessove scale, of Loodon, the ribi.!%. of w I. A Library, to cont. 2. I.e.liorei for the dil 3- Reading Rests. fo heatsone, i'iterestini 2 . That this Inathitteet Preprirtnes, sod of Life an• :1. That the interest of II "'"trl , ah 3 fertbil, and hen I re pmperty of the whole, •to SOCII eettr 2I .74IIIIIIT prim ii.orai , invenieuee, and 115 right of the mona?ethent I 4. That the Life end same use of 2114 (ATI". to I :r. That thl Inalificat.oi sent at 7:. guineas. L. That dm Suleacripti guineas. That Lerlils shall h. lure., miler ~,r -h 'rental leretitmr be determine:l. S. That as erron as one intatrirsi, to breome Prop, Per"els shall he , vonteno i g C "OUt 10 elt77 tI, 14M to draw up R 101-itinuo fi _ . trae to the Anrohat t ee ' , retort. 9. That th.t inotitutiem tam for Qv, Admiice L'slul Kn ow :..,-.. /e . o t" 10. That the followirig the loonies of such go:lth pr.etors, or Life Subscribe proposed Enabliolimeot, p -, tune can be hold:— Sit F. baring, Bart. Richard Sharp, tars J. J. Anevt.tein, E, G. Hibb•it, Fart. Al 11. That one-third of helot* the 10th of June 4 Oluirer next ; and the e Jaroary next. Resolved unani•noiols he litNtl to tlieA Gen gmated. That the Thanks of t tkl• haul R. SIN', p . ii,,, y • %g Resoluti ons . 11 , e Chairman having Resolved unanimonsk ! len to Sir F. B er i ag 1 4 lai ra ii i t zf a t i h id is i . r ia im partiality o The Subscription have at', a General Menaig • c a• ne* . t. 2 7 ti e I.ltll 'rll It on:. o'..:ock I.:cc:oely. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1803. GUILDHALL, 1114 T 17, MS. THE CONIMIITHE for letting the CITY LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL, nn TUESDAY, the 29th of MAY Inst at ELEVEN &Clock in the Enreilo.in, TO LETT BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on Betiding Laces, fiir Ninety nine Years front Mirliummer next, SEVER AL PIECES or PARCELS of GROUNDcrn the East tide of Al fred Place, near Tottenham Court Road. The Plans and Canditions may ha seen ;tube Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOSEPH BUSIINAN, enm:ltroller, GENTEEL COTTAGE. ENTRANCE OF WALIIAVI GREEN. V OBE LErl' em LEASE, with immediate possession, a COTTAGE, neatly fitted up with rosry convenience (or a sutra family; a good garden, two-stall stable, chaise-house, !cc. May be viewed by tickets, between the hours of twelve and four, any day (Sunday excepted). Apply to M-ars. Mno e, 24, Red Lton.sauare. Particulars will be left ott the prenntes. WHEREAS my Wife. SARAH SIM KI N, on the 14th inst. absconded without provocation or my consent; caution that all debts, charges, or demands, con trifled by my Wile, Sarah Simkin, will not be pa,4 or dis charged by me, JOHN SIMKIN. Witnesses, John rant Hold ani Maria Smith, No. 8, Poo-street, East Sinttlitield. TO LINEN DRAPERS, MEN'S MERCERS. HOSIERS, AND OTHERS. ,k RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN from the Cnuntry, whir hay been brought up in the above Rusi nevaes, wt.h,a a SITUATION ; would have no objection to a Wholesale Warehouse, or to write for any Geutlentan. Can have an undeniable Charsaer. Letters addiesscrl f post pond) to T. Li No. 14, Fitt-street, Charlotte-strent, Fit zroy-square, vrill be Untnerli...tc! v attend , vl to. A FACT' TAHE BEST LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS twit -ow to London, are sold by the 'LONDON SEA C L COMPANY, SOUTH '.`.:PTON-STREET, HOL 11010f, ors more moderate Ter. , . than aoy othor firniiie in London. and, from the increasing En.:euraleinent gin to HARRISON and Co. for the last Fifteen Yelra, it a praf of their integrity in quality, measure, and price They e .arge frit Coals sent into the Country . , only One Shilling per Mile, per Chaldron, off the atonei. TO THE LADIES. JSAYERS. MUSLIN MANUFACTURER. . mo.t r apectrully informs the No Any, r., and tos Frionds in particular, that he has removed front.N.i. Jer myn-streer, to No. 41, PICCADILLY, up, r ite St James's C'iurch, *,.d has opened for inspection a I : add beautiful COLLECTION of MUSLINS, of every 41.•-ription ; Linens: French, Scotch, and Irish Ca nbries; 1.31111111, Sheetinu, and Table Linen, of all kinds; wove Cs 11ia...141W GingEanir, war ranted fast colours : the whole of which will be rru.r.l ivonh th e attention, of Familits, and dl those who wish to purchase rands of the hest (want! aal Lendelt Prfret. NEXT WEDNESDAY. r BISH respedfully acquaints the Public. that 1 • the LOTCERY WILL FINISI THIS DAY. about TWO O'CLOCK, immediately at 'r wl,ih. Ticktni and Sinum, w minted unixaen. inev ha hai at b.eli ltis olf 4, COR.NHIIaI.., and 9, CHARING•CKOSS, end W.! lt( tr in 6. Nine o'Cieck, when the Fifth Day's Draw ing ell begin. Ticket 116. tee. 11df... .L.lll • 0 Eighth 11 0 Q tarter.. 5 1 0 j Sixteenth... 1 5 6 The Draw* Ticket the Sixth Day is entitled to 25,0 -MI. -- NEXT WEDNESDAY WILL RE TUE FIFTH DAY'S DRAWING. • pHE WHEEL contains the following lIICH 1. PRIZES, 2 I 30,00 n I 2 1..10.000 220,000 2 dc. lc. And only Six Daya to draw T. Ro!berm recomm►nds an early Application at his Forto 11Ale ()ace. No. S. Ctirohlll. as a .c.ircity of Tickets coast take place horn the very great ditiliand. LA. Lottery all the Ticket.. sec sold by the Fourth Day of Drawing. _ _ _ GRAND IMPERIAL STAIR LOTTERY. rt lICKETS and Sham, w.irranted undriwn, I will enntinuenn Sale, yr hP st any rrnaaia,af G SCOTT - . Old Eitahlish.rd Office, Nn. 75, NEW IMANDSTRk:E'r, where the First Drawn Ticket last Saturday, Nu. 2,875, enc.- 'led to 1,9 , 0f1t was sn'd and tegiStemi, and the T.cket, No. 6.143, a Prtr! of 5,0001. in the last Lottfry, wa. ahin 'old in Oat Quarter, o.'. Eighth, and Ten SiMeenth Shares. N. W Capital ['rites to 3nT amount pa;,l nn Demon,' VPRAND SPRING LOTTER Y NOW 'DRAWING. SCHEME. Lwr,oon L. 60,000 20,600 40,000 10,000 5,0:0 15,000 2,000 :0,000 1,000 8,01)0 900 7,000 9,000 5,000 2 s 50 100 ' - •,000 120,000 --•—• -----... 30,000 Tieitcti 1..3e0,00u Part of the Capitals will be determined av fo9ovis: Firat drawn, Ist Day L. 10.000 Piro-drain', 6th Dav C. 20,000 Ditto id Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2.000 Ditto 3.1 Day .. 1,000 Ditto ltth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Ditto sth Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 1 up sn 20 are selltng at every Office. L. 19 5 0 Kie to 0 I Sixteestit..... 1 5 6 Fourth Day et Diawint TICKETS and SHARES Kket•. ILIf Quarter.. • 19 0 •.• This Ay is the ' VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. Ten Thousand Volumes (exclusive of Duplicates), comprising the moat valuable and modern Publicatio . o in History, Rio. grsphy, Voyages, Travels, Plays, Puctiy, Novels, and Ro mances, Miscellanies, ke. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, Taristock•strcet, JCREIGIITON respealully informs his Friends . and the Public, that lie has now completed the arrange ment iif that valuable and est.-wive LIBRARY, late Mr. JAMES 11F.NDERSON's, hi such a inatuter 34 to obviate disappointment with all possible certainty, and to arc ammortate his Readai with the utmost promptitude. The Library com prises a selunioit of the most valuable Works, aittlent and modern ; and has lately been augmented by the addition of nearly Th.ce Thousand Volumes, pr.ncipally modern, by the most approved Authors, and Additions are Dilly made of Books of respectability, on the Day of Publication. No ex pellee shall be spared to feeder this Library fully deserting of public approbation. J Creighton &sauna these who may pleas* an hen our him with their commands, that the most scrupulous att.nit ion shall M paid, to give univeisal satisfaelinn. Cards of the Terms, and Catalogues, may be had at the Li tman!, when attentionee•as given hem Eight in the Nto‘n ing till Eight in the Evening. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Mat R, 1803. THE COMMISSIONERS for riehartHin; Majesty's Keay do hereby ,tire lathe, That no TqURS 141Y, the 6nl of Jane nest, they will be nada to recline r s iriers in Writing (scaled .p), for seek Suaatitsts of IRISH REEF end emir, is Half lira. henna, Times, and Barrel, ns the re pe:lice Merehates mid Dutars therein shell proper to offer; W be of the best 2aeldot to hare been cored in last Seisms; be delisercti in the spivs Tao Months, into Itys Majesty's Vs:hotting Stores at Deptford, Pertsinantit, and Plyrnsatit, in ssrh Prapisst in./ as Asti hereafter be determined ups ; odd to be paid for by Bolin, persists, with leserest, ramie Days ,!jter Date The Gouda'sw of the Cootra.t ;nay be sees at the Secrete. y's OPT. Na regard will is hod to any Tender hi shirk the Prier shot! not be in,ertel in words at leu:th, or that slug not be delivered to the Board beim. One o'Cla k on the said Tharut ty, the Pith of Jesse era, n or unless the Person who makes the Tender, or s Person on his bebatJ, attends, ii, answer wiles railed far. A T a GENERAI.mF.triNG INDIA PLANTERS and MERCtIANTS, held at the London Tavern, bishopegate-sweet, the 221 of May, 1905, The Right (inn Lord PENitHYN, in the Chair: Resolved unanirnoudy„ That the Thank of this Meeting he given to his Exce'dency Brieadier-Geneial grevolt, (inwerisor ' of the Island of Dominica, for the distinguilre.l gallantry and high military talents he displayed. on the 42.1 of February, Mb, in the detenee and efestual pretes-tion of that Colony, tIPOPIA Imia ol " 4s . Plesrcrfel, and unexpected foe= front 1111011 1 9. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting lie ``wen to the Field Officers, Captains, and other Commissioned Of cere of the Royal Artillery, the dtith Regiment, the Ist West India Regiment, and also. to the Officers of the Colonial Militia, Per the gallant conduct they respectively exemplified, and the z:aluua co-operation they alFordeil on the same occa sion, and that his Excellency the Governor be requested w communicate the same. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting, impressed with the highest sense of the important service soldered to ail the West India Ceiettim, by the able renounce made by General Prevost to the landing of she enemy, on tee 224 of February, 1803, do request that be will accept from the general body of %Vest India Punta,, and Merchants, a Piece of Plate of the va lue of Three Modred Guineas, with an inseriptioit expressive of the anise of this Rmolution. Resolved unanimously, That his Excellency General Pro. Tose be recseerted, in a Letter fr. sii the Chairman, io to the Nou-Commeteinned Gilkey, and Privates of IlisMajes.)'s ReguLr mod Militia Farces at Dominica, the high sense this Meeting entertains of their services, in (misting the French Force on the 22d of February, 1803 WILLIAM lIOLDEN, Sec. F. .SND EI.EQAIIIT matcLks OF DRESS. 114 OBINSON, Manufaaurer of the Imperial Lai -1,. was, and the thin Italian Mudirts (articles composed of silk sad wonted, and which have the perfeOinn of never tom. tiling), begs leave to acquaint Ladies of fashion that he is now fully supplied with those articles both in black and colours ; but, in order to prevent imposition. he is compelled to caution the slathers of this manufacture respecling the goods which are shewn than at nutty placcs units the above denominas time, tenon being used in them as; a cheap substitute for the boo wwwwl, whereas nothing but the elastic quality of the worsted will resist the pressure, and prevent that tumbled sp. pearanze which 60 soon shears itself in the spurious things al to dad to. lavndy Mourning partlcularly attended to, for which pur pose Robinson has every article at either utility ov elegance, including the Imperial Inures, Italian muslim, his curious soft bn ilbaseens, saratet cambric, (which wash in ceioutue), Chambe ry;, Italian unmet*, latent crape:, &C. &c. No. N. Iltnuisitta.striet, Civent Garden. EAST INIJI A NICISLIN SALE. rrHE Public are repeiftfully informed. that the East India Company's large Muslin Sale it .• ;ust clos,nl at the India House, and that Muslim have sul.l conikerahly cheaper, particularly Weis and Jaceonnts. BEANSUN and ABBOTT reepectfuly beg leave to offer to the iesiscction of the Public iu general, the largest eallevion of blualins they evet had 1.. r sale. In consequence of their sell mg cheaper, they have now commen .el 1:It-411CW Nl:th lilts by the piece or demi-piece, at a v-ry small advance nu the first cos, lry the bale together. Orem-makers, and there who buy to sail again, will see greet ea VAlllaft in selecting pieces (rent bal.!, or large astortmeots, to w vah there hews/nay a Jiff Tenet of 201. per Cent. An rady ap, a•... 1 is recom mended to those, who very naturally) are an 'tut). t., 't the cheapest kits N. B. Real India Shawls, the largest callemi n At town; G,ll and Silver Muelins far I,fOISCS and Turlisus ; blotaviss worked NT,i.!;its ; India Tartoree and 1..1Ce H'or'sed Alsruali and Nabob Muslin+ now on sale. Also die Czorvan Shawl and Shawl Cloth, mule front the Farr of tie Seal of the South SAS. No. 61, New liond.siteet, B -moon and Abbat. rEEL's LAVENDER nad HONEY \VA -1.3 TERS —The Nobility and Gemry are respenfory firmed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at Xs 9d and 4s. 6d. per Houle, as usual, of the molt ;moved Quali ties, at Steel and Meyer's, Lavender Wall Here:islets to Idler Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, Ni., 15, t'atherine. meet, Stand. From the great demands made by Mer.digots, Captains of Ships, and others, for the...anklet to export, they are informed they may be supplied from their extensive stock, with (ram one to 100 Groce at Two D.va • nntk►, a n d that the lowest Price, by theGroce only, is 28s. per Dowry ; the Lavender, 2Ss ; the Honey Water, 'Vs T. Mi.yer's eel, :mated Dentifrice is sold as usual at Is. the Rov, - or 11. per Dnren, the excellence of which is too well known to revert wrepetirion. Families residing in the Cottony. mar have any quantity of Lavender sent them, by rem , uoig a Note Warder for Payment in Town. HE Reverend NV ILLI A M 13A i<CLA 'S A ANTIBILIUUS TI.E.OBSTRUENT PILLS —The Pub. Ire are requeoed to observe r that as the great iement to be de rived front Lie above Patent Merl - .clue iler-rid. on the Pills being genuine, His Majesty's Huh. Commis-loners of the Stamp Duthie hare been pleased to grant to the Rev. Win. Barclay, the sole Inventor and P.itente6 of the Deobstruent Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Stafford-street, Old Plund-atreet, ° to be entra' ,44l on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to each box, all other, are coun terfeit; and any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been toed with success by mans thousands ; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the fullowin; distioginshed pe r s.,• i ages, Hi: Grace the Arehhishn; of Canterboty--The Lord Bobup of Bath and Wells—Air J hu 11.inverood, Kart. %I.P. fire Ho iiitnn—.-Sit Stephen Lushinctoo, Bart. M P. for Oesimoi—T. Anson, Esq. M.P. Litehhettle—Janses Aroyatt, EM. M P. for Southampion--Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. P. for Wei k kloNb. Cholloll Cal vert, Esq. M.P. for HertMot—Edin L uid Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring gardens—Thomas Harnmerdey, Esc; Pail mall—G. Dicke', Esq. Private Secretary tithe Archbi , h , p of Cantcrburs—ghe Rev. Mr. Drama k, Librarian to the Arch. bishop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. 6. Reilly's, Stallard • street, Old Band strect—.Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester- Forbes, Chemist. Poultry (late Salter and Co ) —Messrs. Bacon arid Co. Oxford.streA—Mr. &ALIN Royil Eachange-seMr Michell, Medical Repository, Lovir-acre--• Mr. Edwards, No. 324, Holborn--and Mr. Bator, No. 4, Cheer:Me, corner of Patefil.Mer-row. Where may also - ire had, Me following truly satiable Medicines whirs* happy efficts rn their several CAWS have procured the most diniliguLdAti pa nonage rs—The Rev. Wm. Barclay's Specißc for the sore and speedy relief of the Gout; his Solvent for the Cure of State his Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and hi, Volatile Mr Embrocatirii for the cure of the Gout, Rlossonmitism, Ali which Medicines, to Is ge.tosne. must h.,ve •ha alsorgraitn. Slotted swap. .paiCE IMPERIAL PARLIAMEA7: HOUSE OF LORDS, Fetst,se, Mse 24. The fine: derision upon the Irish Appeal Cense. Reornerrote v. Raul). tom, was, after some ob. , avations frotn the Lotv• Co ANCILLOR upon the nature of the one, posycarul Mends!. The farther consideration of M-.07.C . S Divorce Rill was elan postoned. The DiFs upon the Table were forwarded in t h eir respe ttitai stages, and several privet, Rills brought up few the Common* 1 by Mr. 113AM/Wlti, Sir J. FIIIIDS•ICK, Me. MANATNO, Mr. MORIDAUNT, and ether Gentle.neti, were severall:, read a first. time. THE. EARL OF ST. VINCtNT. The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House he had received a letter from a Noble Peer (the Earl of St. Vincent), respeaing his attendance on a Committee on the other House of Parliament. This was read by the Noble and Learned Lord, aad the purport of it appeared to be, that, were he per mitted by the House, he did not errertain the slightest objetlion to attend the Committee as re quired, or to having any part of his official conduft. examined into, and traced to its source. Lord AUCKLAND moved that a message be tent to the Commons, desiring to know the grounds and purposes for which they required the attendance of the Earl of St. Vincenry upon the Cinnmittee ap. pnioted to inquire, &c. whin:ill-1S ordered accord= ingly. MR. JUSTICE FOX. Lord Viscount CA RLEION, in a low tone of voice, made a few observations upon the present state of the proceedings in the case of Mr. Justice Fox, and upon part t,f the ototer contained in the Address. He added, that his Learned Friend did not receive a copy of the Address, Sce, till this day_ Under the considerations to wl , ich he referred, he should propose that the order for goirg into the Committee on Monday next upon the bosizess its question be discharged, and a similar orda made for the following Thursday. Lord HAIVE ESBURY had uo ohjeaion, though he deprecated, in the advanced period at the Ses sion. every sort of delay, to what was proposed by the Learned Viscount, especialiy as the copy of the Address bad not been received by Mr. Justice Fox till that day ; but on Thursday, he hoped their Lordships would seriously and diligently set their minds to the business. The Duke of CLARENCE made some observa tions upon the state of the proceedings against Mr. Justice Fox ; for his 0v..:1 part, justice was the ulti mate objet of his wishes. ills Royal H•ehness then referred to the part of the ease, in which come condua of Brigadier-General Theroles was iinpli cited. In describing this, he read some extraas from a letter which he had received on thn subjeas He seemed to think the condua of the Career la question, which had =traded the judicial actice the learned Judge, warranted, as a military man, ' or.der the positive orders he had received from the Vi.vroy t at the same time, he seemed of opinion. the condua of else Jadges under the circus:nit:am. of the case, justifiable. The Marquis of ABERCORN shortly referred to the circumstance of his having agreed to omit that pan of the chr.rge, on the suggestion of the Noble Lord on the Woolsack. With respell to the gallant Officer in question, he thought him con strained to ad as he had done, under r.is order. Lord Viscount CARLETON made a fen, ocer vations on that part of the original Address s and said, it was the bounden duty of the learned Judge, nndnr the circumstances, to ad as he had done. The Earl of SUFFOLK thought both parties', under the respeelive circumstances, had done 'heir duties.—As a military man, he cer.ainly should, in such a case, have ailed as the gallant officer had done. The Marquis of ABERCORN, referring to what had fallen from the learned Vtscourt.thougnt himself mstraiucci, by what had taken place on the subj:a oa a former everting, from entering into a statement on the other side. The question was then put, the present order dis charged, and a new one made, for their Lordships to go into the Committee on Thursday. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that, from motives of respeit to the party accused, as well as an anxious wish to adhere to that line of pro ceeding. authorised by the coratitution of the coun try, and allowed by the law of the lend, he should propose to defer the consideration of the circum stances and forms of the attendance of Mr. Justice Fox upon the Committee until Tuesday next. Ac cordingly he moved that these points should be idered of on that day. const_ The Duke of CLA ItiLNCE made a few obser vations on the propriety el conduaing the proceed in!;l with all due deliberrtion znd solemnity, and, at the same time, of paying every dre refine .% to an Irish indge, whom, since the Union, he cons:dered, in such cases, as identified with one of this country. The LORD CH ANCELI.O:I's Motion was carried without further observation. NAVAL ADMINISTRATION. The Order of the day being read ; • The Earl of DARN LEY rose, to bring forward his promised Motion. It had fallen to his lot. he said, to bring forward this important sub j,3 to the consideration of their Lordships; but he was re lieved, in sune degree, from the regret he felt at his own incompetency to do justice to the subjqt, by the considerations that he should be followed up by others, who were every u ay competent to the dis cussion. What he meant to propose wets. that the important Naval Documents upon the Table should be referred to the consideration of a seleEt Commit tee of their Lndships. Ihe it:formation now be fore the House was troperfed, in many respeas, ; but he trusted that what should be deemed pre per to bring the whole snbjett under their Lordships cataract Ai ijll, wou:d b , the tion cf a Committee granted to the other present discussion, rt advert to say thing I be aramei fo- the investiga. of that Howe, at it had been Hotisc of Parliament. In the ......... ins by no wreaks his des'gn to which alight have takos place I llos.—_