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... P :::.:' 1 , . 4 Z .... .. ir 110 1 1 ia * P ., ,, e- ': •, CI .. 7 , • ...# 1 0 . 4 4 - - ‘• ' . ' . 'E . YAL, lot lAN TUESDAY , EVENIN( i• • 14 -Pa CC. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1805. gvxottw.A.. ;URY-i.+xr. LO. June 4. Their /I•iIE SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER COLOURS tak.i this opportunity of announc;ng "that their EXHIBITION in Lower Brook-street will c'isse on SA TURDAY NEXT, June 8. The favourable Neciaiuto wiri h this Institution hat exoerienced from the Public, and the very liberal encouragement which the Members have been honour ed with, by persons celebrated for their 'Taste in the Fine Arts, have determined them to make Itl Antind Exhibition of Nina logs in Water Colours. ROBERT HILLS, sec. VICTII4I,IANO-OFFICE, MAT R, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vaasa/ling His M.issto Natty do hereby tire Aote , e, Than on DAY, the 6611 of Jaw Nest, they will be trade to 'active Too:errs 1/1 inioilPqr(aesslad op). frr,stch:Maotiti+a of IRISH REEF and PORK, us u‘y Posichrons, Tierces, aid Larrels, As the respeaeoe Men - hews 114 Dae,: therein shalt thioh proeer so op, ; to be 4y the best 2uslity ; to have been cored io the sa=t .SC IS.11; be deirentd in the space 4 . 1 . 160 Moo la, into !Its Uri. stied vi , imaiwr a 6 t.rti at leepyord, fortstesonth, anit Plononish, in stet. Prepartatat las shalt hereafter be rleteristioed upon ; and to bt p.sitt Jar by titZto, piroaltle, ands Interest, Mort, Days oiler Vote The Conditionsef the C.• atrartmu, brute at she 8.-creta•y's 03;1v. No regard bill Os had to aoy : .Mary isl witch the Prtts Aktl.l not be ineeeted to wards at lekth, or th She nu! be debarred to the !Board belt e One 0124:44 .1.4 the soil 110t , b410 . ....., the 6th .lisle arse, nor ...lest the PV1076 who atoka the Tender, at o nse Peewit ao atts4e, to it,Uo)ef whale called for. IMPERMI, P 4RLIAMEIV I. M,,,lattee bervants PI w ZARCO.iIt act the Tragedy of Trag Mr. PNAFtIi Mr Pools; Pizarro, Mr. iyeaw re. Cora, H Johnston ; Elvin, Mrs Powell. Ra Afue which (7th tio.e) the New Cswisic Opw , a of YOUTH. LOVE, AND FOLLY. TiwOrroure end Marie composed sad selected by Mr. Kely. THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. S O NDAY EVENING, June 3, will be Oue ' ' M acted A Play 0f THE SURRENDER OF CALAIS. King E.iwani, Mr. C.e,well ; John de Vienne, Mr Murray ; food Ribbausiont, Mr. C. Kemple; lustacti.• St. Were, Leintile; I.a Glone, Mr. Wanchsrd. Queen, Mrs. St /no; Julia, Mrs. latchileid, Madelun, 'favlor. To which will be added& Melo.prs,,w, calla! A TALE OF MYSTERY. NVANTED, for a Genteel SMALL FAMILY, in the Country, where there am three Female Ser vants kept, a WOMAN, between .30 and 4J, as PLAIN COOK ; must understand the management of Poultry, Dane, Washing, and Ironing well She must have an undeniable Character from nvr la-t place, whi:rc she must have livtd one year at least. A; ply to Mr. Kirby, Bookseller, No. 190, Oxford ctr.et. APERSON of I hirty would be glad to live with a Widow Lady as Companion : she b•en gentPrllv brought up, would have nu objection to make h-r -self useful in the Family; Sr to entice to be in a Widow. is Howe, who may have-Daughters trim wish to hula Gentle woman a iiet!e older than themselves to sit at Table with them, and take the trouble of superimenthug the Family. .Letters (pow 7.1.4) aciPersafr4 to L. V. ke be loft at the Of fice of this Paper, vim be received FOR VIE E ENF.FIT trir OF MR. BLANCIIAID. OR R A,L, COVENT-GARDEN. ON THURSDAY NEX T, the tith of June, iso, be acted Coned y calied THE MAW OF THP: WORLD. tont Lumberrurt, by Mr. Waddy ; Sir p er tir ax by Mr Cooke; Egerton, by Mr. H Suldona ; Mel h, ; Sidney, by Mr Brun on. Lady R0d..1. pha L u arbVlCOUlt, be M's Glcm , r; Lady Mac-ycophasit, Ly Mist I.,uure; Colistaania, by Mrs. 11. S.ildurts ; and Batty Hint, by Mr.. Mattucks. In t he ',Arse of the reeninc, a new comic Snug by Mr. Entry. 'Oa fatourite Hunting Sung of " Tantity," by Mr. HAI, computed by Mr Ware. By particular de.,:re, This Baby's Mull-a-Bye (from The and Bargain , by Miss Duna. Aud (for the last Tune this Season) the velebrato4 Load of Black Ey'd Stlf3ll. by Mr. Incledon. lad of the Play, a comic Interlude (in one Act) called THOMAS AND SALLY ; Or, THE SMIAIR'S KTI , RN. 'Susie*, by Mr. Bill I Thomas, be Mr. locludoot, in which he mid introduce the much-adot.ted :.mg of The P.ot Captain. aa!lr, be Mrs. Atkins; Dorcas, by Mn., Davenport. T, wh i,b w ill be E TURNPIKE added, a Mt...n.10 GATE.tertainausat, called 'TH Sir Fdasol, by Mr. ;Iraq Naos, by Mr. Irsrledon ; Robert Mai thorn, by Ikir. Tailor; Joe Staisdfa , t, b 7 Mr. tarry; and Crack. by "Me. nar - bud. Mary, Ly M rs. At il!lf j and Peggy, by M.- Vlllbratly . Tickets and Places to be Ir. d of Mr. lilaneliard. No. Martleu-etubt, Has—Agee' Land of Mr. Mandan . , at tire Box- Ufsca, hart rm.*. cutr vE HOUSE AND TLA GAILDEN, PENTONVILLE. ..-___________• RnLuNT !from Fleet-street). having taken '. the ahrise.mentimied Mart, and fitted it up in a style he flatter. him.iit .11l give genera: • Aisfaction, takes the liberty to Wenn Is Finiiids and tea.. P•11) . 1C, that be has Lod iii a Vllllielerabk quantity of Foreign Wine-c url 5,.: , 0 0 Of tile tint quality, with an a•sorttnent of stroll CW4l , iil and Conipoi.nds, likewise Baran, DUIIIIt - e, Nottingham, Edinburgh, britches. tcr, and Wiltshite But.kil Ales, with 11:111113 Stout and Potter, in high per:tenon. From the well known situation of the lt.use for eltasinitiorwr, and the superior conveniences for the :eraninxidnion of lar,,m nr stoat; companies to d o le, with t-.lt I.l.iition of an excel-nit Tap-ball sad Dutch-pin Gr. 1, the Fici,cietor cloaks not, but by a torte' attention to those who teat Ismer hint with then commands, and a diiteritinuti iii to L:ct alma fair and equitable print-spits, lie will merit their fii tire favult,..—Gelltlealen desirous of sleeping Aeartnien'. at, he accommodated with eatratioluiseily good Reds, ...ill tlrty ottA requistie 11,41 reasoottee - retno , N.B. An Onlinary eteiy !Sunday at Twn n'Clock. FOREIGN WIIFAT. rOR PUBLIC SALE, at Jack's Coffee-house, a: ma toe Corn Exchange, on MONDAY NEXT, at Ten o*Clock in the Forenoon precisely, the following Goods: to. THREE TIIOUSA NI QUA RTF.RS of DANTEIG and POMERANIAN WIIEAT; FIVE lIUNI)RED QUAR TERS of RIGA Wt !EAT, iin ter King's Lock for Exports to.ii I lie .h.ee Whe.ts und,r the care of, and may be ♦iew d to the S;le, be applentNNi to Mtesis. Barnett, Cowinn, and ?anion, S..a.t Tirtates ; an 4 it Mr. Thomas Heys, hfcritort's Wharf, taxktoad; erhete Catatogoes may be had, at the P.n. of SM..; and of 'llloalieNt SCOU, Scorn lir, ULU, No. C9l Niehoiss-lase Pilo BE SOLD, the THIRTEEN YEARS 1 LEASE of • Vet f substivitially built HOUSE and TEN ACRE': at LAND. with • large Gard-ii and Or chard, wall.d all rnrissd , awil in the h•gltest etat,t of per. kction, with a Full l'urid wdl stored with and Summe►. 114.te gegintly fitted up. Ilas a •ior of the slii k ti r ung WWII( and lep.eising in the River Thames. C...auli•lanuc , , stabling, and every requisite office. The Land pays the tent of the prensi.ed. Three hundred pounds base been I .id out within thesestienwiths. Situati.dat guitiLatn, in 1...5,e5., fourteen sideshow town. For Fantle' particulars direct or apply to Mr. 1,1, No. 4, Soreti Eire-.uurt, Ther-adocedle vreet. iItEEHOLU RESIDENCE, at LALI H ‘M, MIDDLE- SEX, on the BANKS of the Tfl A MkS. TO RE SOLO RY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASPACIOUS VILLA, lately repaired And irp. proved at a consitl:ra'ile *opener delightfully situated on a cheerful Lawn and r:arier, with an elegant ?screen of Fo-ect 'frees to Mint ; e,cht Miles fruit Richman I, two from Sta.ne., one from C,yriso, , from Windsor, a.,rl a:vermeil from fond.' ; coniniai.ding .4 !kit view over the 'Fa of St. AIM . . Hill, and thy adjacent C"itAiry ; told on the F- , t.sode, n.• Loarlands, extending wi.s.iy mil. s around.- The Rome cootains ten Bed Chanibers, very spacious Dta'rute, Dinieg, and Breakfast Rooms, Study, Gentleman's Room, Tanta', handsome Entrance Hall, and (Mica of every do seri, tam, and good Cellars; is well supplied with excellent Water in the Garden : House sod Out-hots •", Pleasure Ground, Kitchen Gaiden, walled, and cloathed with pr:me Frmt j nannies hie three Carriages, Stariling int eight I loraes, Cow- Rause, and 'anon, convenient detached Offices, extern:mg altogether in length lhtt feet. two P.old , eke adjoining. In all, containing a'xive font acrei; also five Farms, Of Cow Com mons, on I.dehain listrwas, a rich !Neal, opposite the Villa, in the nciglibmaihood of the Royal /lout, and in a fine fishing Country. A Pichresque View Plan of the Estate, and a deszriptive Model of the adansion ' House, o.fices, &r. may be seen at No. 51, Lombard street, between the hours of tea and four o'clock, and the Premises may be daily •i,wed. E'er. 7 infuriation may be had, on application, to Mr. Smith, No. 62, Brordatreet, Royal Eselhinge; Or to %Ir. 10 • 1111 'n. Laleh rn rnehate ...session may tw had. • ,w-tux. AV HEITIE R Public Credulity h a s been hurried hap 4 dolgurnita error, by urpi.ftiug the LW'. • of a PI a t into the If tartan Prattle, is a question now warmly ag.- h 1 Medical Diaputatita. Womernua anil deplorahie cases, tri t tsaritteut to it. Inoculation. have !wen brought to Frith ' "T." "e 4 as d eueit ey.-s tilecatail Arms with teniden to Wet tae alien, an inveterate Lid iiitoierahla kitt4 of itch, Love ac it rwitiles, and triia% itf • wittpro, For therm "Of, Meteor, ir Introduced loon eh. as itein--the wont of all lu•dical evils, imam e tiota. d lent under face preform s it w now well amt germ all• tnoaea , shut the VEGET BEE syßup OF DE VELNOS is the owl, Merricwro which cer. 4i df and safely erwl , e.twit the ii:weriititt, vim , . by "" 0 "" caw, it m-y he *welted anti or dorm, ; and which, 4'41 , 34 iif debilitatmg shit always improve. the eunwiteliiin r -al health kar 14WAINSOM nia• be e tosiiired •.ly, to Teti till Two, at N. YI , Froh•arre t, Where the Itelicioe is prepared end laid at I le. pet bottle. 'lO BOoKsELLEtis AND 6TATIONER3. AMARRIED MAN, 27 Years of Age, who has b.en several years in busitie,s in one of the peineinal Cities of the United Kingdom, and has resided s.une time in London, wi.Leil for a-SITUATION iu a respect.v,:c nutria in either ut the ab,:ve Lines, where he hopes, by his attention, to render himself theta to his estr e luyer. lie has no choice a. to any paa:cuLor &put:omit, and therefor,: will usidoitake whatever hi. employers may request of him, and he is found quablied to perform. The Advertiser is well acquaintid in Town, as well at with the most of the Trade in tLe Country, tilorh of London. Letttrs t post pail) fat A. B. at Mr. Robert Ogle's, Nu. 5, Grset Turnstile, oaf be attended to. p ICHARDSON. GOODLUCK. Anti Coiner of of liank Buildings, Cotishili, and fveingthe Oats of the Knig'a Mews, Cussing et.o4, seveettolly ren .aitit the Public, that the SIXTH Day of Drawing the weseht STATE. LOT EERY will ha on TUESDAI next, the 4th of JUDO.... The lirstadrawn 'reket uu titatAnning Will be entitled to 20,0b01. The very 'kit State or the Wheel in other Capital PrizA, and moderate !nice ti Ticket. and Sli,res, winder the 'natant a patticulany tavourattle time to pittchaaa madras/a rickets and Sha-t'. 1111{111 DAY. THE most uneacatuploti LOTTERY for Capit;i: Pruett o'er known to the konals of this Gauntry, will give to the Votaries of Voitune ur. le.s a Prise than 20,0001. har the :',ist.draosit Ticket on Tuesday next, the Birth Day of oitr Augi4t Sovereign. tog i. is probable will be 5...14 at iio - ronuoate Ogee, 9, Cortihill, whine Tickrts and Shares are selling in variety of Na.tiLwis; and where No. 94,640, a Paize of 10,UO0t. was sold in Vieen Stares the last Lottery, as well as l - nizes to a conadoalie amount in former Lotteries, all paid coo dema n d. rrWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIKSr DRAWN 'I'ICKEr on TUESDAY NEST, Nu Sirrtri thy, and SVC(/' Lir the First Draw a T:c;rct on Eighth Day, and the Wheel contains the follow; n g rich 2, 2 L 30,00u I 2 2 20,000 I 2 .5,0u0 4e. ic. Sze.. 140: F, TS lip 4 SHAltiiil7sra 7r;ista4.•••-isorisly. Sale, *halt •ny remain, at CARTI.Ws, Nu 8, Chaiing.Cron. An early application lA absolutely nr , e, , ary, at a seaway mu.t tAke p , acefrom the •,:ry f.w Tickets remain ing in the Cn itiactors* Hands uni.o4l. Pr ars paid r..t demand, or elehangcd for undrawn TKl,Arts and Sh.tre. KING'S KIR FIT DAY. TWENTY TtiousAND POUNDS for the F:r t Drawl icket on TUESDAY next, ty.L.uiive of the contains I 2 Priz3 of L so,noo 2 Priz -.I of L 5,0 0 1 ---., 2. 1 ,000 4 2,0410 2 —... 10,000 4 --- 1,1/00 And only Five Days to thaw. AADRUNIMONb solicits the Attention of the . Public to the eLiovo Royal all Rrci Wheel, which they will find stands unprecedenttd in the Annals of LOth!flt.l, art OW' half of the drawing concluird ; he, there...we, reCNTI• mends a siieerly A pplirstion at his 014 LqatAished °Met.. fleet Strict, for the few fic:c4_l4 rem • • g itinsild. La.4t Lottery not a Ticket was to Ire had at this conclusion of the Sixth Day's Dr..iiig. NFLXIC 131S11 solicits the public attention to the un it • ex.cti,,LNl Rich State of the Wheel One half of the Lotter,' Is over, and near all the C.tt,otAl Prises reihasia un. drawn, 'is. L 31 1 ,01 1 0 I 2 L.3,000 • to,ooo 4 /0100 • 1 ,000 4 1,040 &c. &c. Iroldrawn Ticket. and Snares ..dl continue en sale at 4, Cornlidt, and 9, Chang-Cruss, uutil Tues.lay morning neat, at tin fo.Lnetst; Prices : Ticket L l9 10. Ifalf L 10 0 I It 0 Quarter... 5 1 0 Surtie,th.. 1 5 6 •.* Only Five Days a. draw. lIIS MAJESTY'S MUM DAY. IN honour of His Majesty's Birth Day (NEXT TUESDAY, June 4), will be even a magtofiermt Pub. Itc art at Coopers' Hall, London, to commence with TWLN TY THOUSAND POUNDS rot the first drawn Ticket, exclusive of two 50,0001. one 90,0001 two 10,0(Ki. two !.1,0001. four 4,0001. te. &c. any of wh•ch may be dawn in the coigne nt that day, and THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the hpa drawn Ticket on Tuesday, Joie 11. Front the above incomparable State of the Wheel, an.l the great .catetty of Tickets, they must atLatice coniiderah4 int tn,that,. I,lllliCA' lon is therefore recnoitipmJed at G. SCO rT's OM E.t ihlohed Fortunate Wier, No. 75, New Rand-street, where the rust drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the pre sent Lottery, No. 2,873, entitled to 1,0001: was Witt and re• entered; and the Ticket, No. 6,143, a Pr:re of b,0041. in the la,' Lottery, was also sulJ in One (Outer, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, Capital Prizes, to any Amannt. NY! on Demand. 'ASIIIDNABLE AND ELEt;AN ARTICLES VF DRESS. _ _ OBINSON, Manutueturer Gt . the Imperial Gee- tres, and the thin Itahan Pot alma (articles eumprned silk and worsted, and which have tlu pertellion of tu ta bling), begs leave to acquaint ladies of laskon that he is now folly supplied with those articles, both In black and colon's; tont, in oi der to prevent iinposition, hers compelled to cant ion the admirers sr this manufaeture rayetting the :owls whidi are 'hewn them at many places under the above de.non,na :hots, .aattit being used in them as a cheap substitute for the fine WO' 4t..t, whereas nothing but the elaric quality of the worsted will mist the prai.MITC, and prei,lit that tnititced pearancesvlnsgiso aeon stews itself in the sputums things all lud tu. _ _ Family Mourning particularly attended to, fur which pur. pnseß,Lm. rt has cs.ery art.clo of eitlter utility 04 itlCEAftti the Imperial !wires, Italian muslin., his curious soft !vim!. usecns, sar.ent cambric's (which wash in common). Chiral)" rt., ViliAit sarmets, patent crape., Sc So, NO. 11, Heurictmottost, Cuirem Uarden. TU mni.nEßs AND ARTIFICERS IN THE DIF FERENT PK ANCIIJES 1,1; BUILDING. Meru II.LING OFFICE, MAY 31. 1805. rrHE COM:AISSIONF.RS jar Vithsailiwg 11 t ii Mojests's Navy fie has sins e Nowt, That ea 1".1e;••• Do, 14e 18,h e k.,,, Pity Irel be reaoloi r=• ics Th 4n „, 3 Cunha st;•), Asti! Vt.! =Mt sort: as will wilePrtake to performs the several W.n4es reqoaatte, on the ERECTION dad COMPLETION , . PILE of BUILDINGS olesigneol j'ne Coopers Mein, fur Pnekong Vorns, awl Jro .5t o , c 1?-doros wee them), on ills Alujetty's VmLsesiing Premises at Deloto•ortl. Ihe teals so he perf.,r...ed at spes ific Prices; and to be psi/ for by Bal., rnyobir, WWI bitters?, Moiety De i s as 4, Nat. Thi Guard t maq be seen at tot 3eeretsnli Obie'e ao this Oijoee ; on by app/yi n g to Mr. 11.1..ir, the in spect Neraiot, „sths niejesty's ;inland:4ns Preatoes at 1 . ) .; st.s..et Iwt;.rtoncniO me d. rtrootot, i 1 S. had to wag Tender, in thick the Ptice shall Not 6r t e ertrd in Words et length, ne that shoal sun be dew, erd to ha Sifted Ivor:. One • 'Cle , k . the ...id 184,f Juiie nut, 140, unless a., Ping** ako tnal,es the Tender, er seem Person en hu hehay, attend', oa utterer skew calistaljar. . 'ItAND • SPRING LOTTERY NOW ‘..s D K AVVIS G. SCHEME. L. 00,000 L /11,030 Snow 10,030 .50,000 MOO 2,000 !(1,000 1,030 7,'11J0 I=o 5,000 50 120,000 6,0D0 -.... 23 90,000 T eltcts 1..900,'.110 Pan of the Caritals vrll he determined as follows: rust Anon, Ist Day 1..10,000 I Fiat-drawn, 6th thy 1..20,000 Div,. •.'d Day .. 1,000 I Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Dar, 04 Day .. 1,000 Ditto oth I)ay 50,000 D" No 4th Diy .. 3,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 ..,tter sth Day .. 1,000 D.tto 104 D• 1 • • 2,000 TWEETS and StIARES ars lolling at every 011ke. Tickete • L. 19 10 0 MAI L 10 0 0 I LE I Q.trrter. Ttlesday Next wall be trier Sixth Dui et Drawing. TO LADIES OF 7..ANK AND FASHION. r BOWMAN'. PATEN 1 FULL I) 17SS 11E4,1A- 1. 13 S5l-$l-Ct•uset latitatiola or !astute. On acenuat of the geluit'pressiire of home tvisksess, as Lathes Takeo she! give their OIGIM4 are a-at dael-ted ill their choice when they we the Pritteipll at his Soot, where thry have the a4vant .ee of st•nme the different Prices, Shades n( Colour. gee. T. BOWNI 1N twill, until MIDSUMMER. BF AT FIONIE EVERY DA :, from Ten till Four o'Clock. 41 i, only after that hour that he can ( rt,t ht take ceders. P,ices are—Patent Full 1) ass Ilead-Dvesees, S x, F.ight, Teo, Fifteen, Toessty,and TM. te Omit POW, F,e, and '.ix. Cwi.ML. Getn'cateu's Patcut Perakes, yak wily °NNW', Fnur and roll. Iliumna. No. 102. tiew ihmiattieet. This Day is pu..lished, in One Vutenni! Quarto, 'satiated with hL-vcn Cipper plates and Blass, prce 11. tls 61 in Atkin's, AN ESSAY on LIGHT and SHADE,. on Colours an.: on Co:ipersition in OTheral. Ry M. GARTRIDE, Or Lon.lon and hlanehester. Published by T. Gardiner. Rooksel!sr, Pri-oss street. Glens dish-square are; and sold by Longman aid and B. 1). Symonds, Pateruostenrow. Where will be paNished in a few di', A COLI.k...TION of PICTURESQUE CUT r AGES, with PLANS. by William Atkinson, in one Volume Quarto. Price OA, (sleinea, iu braids, or in colkors, D. tbs. THE NEW LAW LIST, Price Ja. n sfly boon I, correard up to the nth of AprE, 1805, (2 SING a LIS f of the JUDGES and OFF I -11 CERS of the COURTS of CHANCERY, KlNs.7*- 13FNCH, COMMON PLEAS, EXCHEQUER, ate. A LIST of COUNSEL: to which are added, a Lid of :a' :90 Cartiicated Special Pleaders and Conveyancers, Attorneys, and Loudon Agent, to the Country Avoracys ; a Tabbe of Sheriffs and their Agents, List of !Bankers, Notaries frublic, Mail Coaches, N.-Irina:ow', Aemr and NIT: , Arn s, Law aril Poo he 0:14,5, Cireit tt of the Juilg-s. Quarter Ses+nnts, and other useful Matter, as proitot by Permission of the Comm:viriti•ers of Staaap Doors, Eighth Edition, with many Co:tee/ow and Alterations. By SNNIIIEL HILT., of the Stamp o:l'ire. The s',uve Erin ~,,, is submitted to the Ap,nobetion of the Profe , rion, as more than usual Pains have been taken, at a consilerahle Exoenee, to render it as correct as the Nature of such a Work will admit of; and it also contains, far the lint time, the List of certificated Conveyancers, Special Pleaders, Prince...l[ot W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn This D.Ay is published, elegantly printed, in Four Q,•tarto, and illustuitcd by Engravings, place ti. - . aniv,„ r I •1 lE. LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the TI , . :‘llll. B. Wit.! f M ROSCOE. Printed for T. Cideß and W. D.tries, St an d . A few Copies are pril,ted on Royal Paper, price . 1;11 lUs . Dwrl~. As above sis may be had, by theit..sme Author, 1 The LIFE of LORENZ() 1)E NIEF): ciCled the M.ignikent ; new Editions, elegnitly winces:, in 2 Vols. price 21. 2s in boards, and in 3 Vols. Svc , . plies 11. 7s. in Wards. . _ 2. The NURSE, a Poem. 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The LORD CH ANC•LLOK attenn al, and we've were teal, bimire three o'clock ; bye the , wool a r, not opened tur the alowitsion n( btrai.gers till plait ti.e. I).niiie that inte•.al. we Woll tlie 14.1 111 , 071 the 'rebid wws kwwaaca, Hod tome priea-e a return b.l w, r- • vat the Comm la Som. pr .11. ~ i,, are ai-coatuit also, we utui=ttatal, Welt ol•oe re•pettiog the ca.o of Mt JUSTICE FOX. And upon the immediate forms of his attendance and re;:eption ; On our admission to the House. the Learned Judge (aereeably to 11. e late Re•-lutioa of the House) 'r: as se lied in A chair, just below the center of the bar. The Counsel for the Petitioners Rostitce), in support of the charges, stood •he bar, a short space on the right of the Lea ~ed Judge; and those retained in his defence Oleurs ADAM and Notaeri), in a similar situation on the left. Mr. Justice F..x wore a black si;k gown, and a Judge's wig. Their Lordships ware to a Com mriteeesaidetbe- whole liseasew issaiacaraseisa, the Chair. The first proceeding which took place was the reading of the Address, originally moved by the Marquis of ABERCORN, for the removal of %Ir. Justice Fox horn hisjudicial situation, and in which were embodied the matters ultimately wileged its char against him. When the reading of the Address was firdshed, Mr. Au•us requested permission to offer a i,ssf ob servations to their Lordships, oa ti e par! of his Learned elitist. He adverted to the pecu,iar situa tion in V. !Iles the Learned Judge was placed----a state of accusdtion, before the highest and must august tribunal in the country u a proceeding, forming a ca.e of the greatest importance in itself, arid still more important from its periec novelty, and the - consideration of its going to firm a precedent for future ages. He then adverted to the whole course of the proceedings, from the period or their having first been Instituted, by the first petition presented by a Noble Marquis, exadly that day twelvemonth, to the present triornert. Hr *Hosted to the alterations which had beat made from time to time in the matters of charge; whlcir w. re not only, to a certain extent, new modtlled, but had even new matter, at.d such very reccotty added to . them. 'nem had been new fads introdoeed, he said, and charged in a different way. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to edven to the proceedings upon the ease, in the our.pdoors Committee of Clete. Lordships ; a proceeding instituted from' iargebese and purest motives; but, in this their Lordships: twee placed, he observed, in the si.uatloa of e alle, • Gond Jury. The proceedings, in a e.-ri 4in isial e of view, may be rigar.'eti as retire; ens he 41. veiled to tii: advatiteees which *444 'Oat accusing patties, egair.at lids Learned went he naLad , rained to the kanwledge of 1.5 4..5 .:_Prf5:742 fuss fbesiteeLl haft' Suriablf f their Lordships was, that Lis LIATI.C.i nt should be furrLhed with a copy of those pruceecaigs. of which lie was necessarily in the dark. Thenov.lty of the cae added to its extreme imperroce; and though no precedent obtained to guide tiwir Lord ships' proceedings; yet, in such he sahmit ted, that the dkiates of the common law, and the custom of judicial proem:licit', should he allowed to furnish some light. He ..spatiared upon the dis tinct nature of C;rand and Petit-Juries ; of those who were to find the accusation, and those who were to try the issue. Publicity was one of t!ie essential attributes of jostler. After most ably el ..-rting to the Circumstances of the case, and dweili-,5 upon points calculated to illbstrate and ink:race 17, the Learned Counsel concluded an eloquent and ener getic speech. by submitting a request to the above effeel, on the part of his Learned Client, who, he said, was prepared with a peetioe, if such was judged necessary by their Lordships, f, r the purpose. The LOR t.l CH t% NCELLOK the" m Jve the Counsel be ordered to withdraw ; which :laving taken place, his Lordship made a variety of obser vations on the proceesiiiig which hag jest taken place; and on' part of wrist had fallen from the Counsel As to the proceeding requested on the part of the Learned Judge, it appeared to him only to involve aquestion of form. Arming other pi-tits, he alluded to what hat been advanced resped ng the changes made in the matters of charge; owse,, he observed, may be nude on varieties grounds, founded in the wisdom or discretion of those No ble Lords, who were engaged in the discus 441. or who had brought the mounts forward; p rut ty, therefore. of advancing, that such I ell 't a place, on any particular grouts ts, which at at C n may take for granted, he considered as vet y e• es. tionable. Lnrd GRENVILLE, when, he considered ua perfe.t novelty of what war th en 'Joie- u. : . would not offer an opinion upon the ge .1 yet it struck him as taw+ ftio;:a 1.., ter of justice, that the reqaest made rat..' the Learned Jude should be compiizd w, I, saw no diffictilry in poiut of farm; but even n r. • did prevail, it s.aruld )ield to the more dictates ef justice ; they should endeavour, at f.r. as possiLie, to place the accuser and the accused on a' a footing of perfeS equality. The prev;l•l3l Com• mittee was instituted on the best grounds, find in . one po:nt of view was meant as a c:cck :against' persons in the important station of t',;.t Learned Judge, being lightly calleJirpv to answer for tt.ea. condua before that House. The request ap; eared to him a matter of justice ; but even were it to be considered as a matter of favour, whatevee favour prevailed, should be prekrable for the accused. To bring the gnastion regularly before the Contiriqee. his Lordship moved, that Chairman instruct ed to move the I louse, is t h e ; the Lonimittee ip fointed to investigate tLr matter Alleged in ci.arte against Mr. Justice Fox be revived ; that they levy report to the House tel evidence was given there on, in order that the same may be communicated to Mr. dustier Fox." Lord HAWKESBURY entertained no serious