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I • t ~ . . • * 4 74 4, f . i' - '' ''' • . ••C t , ~t . , . i ), ... 4 Tyr 3rittob (1.„,1rtf55 s4-4.).,,1ti......,„„:v .... __. sic /....„ ~,.. .-- ..,., -,. ...„.. ~.. . - -,.... „..- 1-..: 4..."., .4 --. :Iv.. .*0 °". ,& - - 1 ly .., ... .., ROYAL. ENT-GAR X FVENIVG EXT will be ac (PRICY SIZPENCE. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1804. • *4llltElt 42, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MHEATIIF,R On MONCOAt the La abea&ol • $ he RRO Play of PlkA , ,RD EN . .clad (fur VICTUALLING-OFFICE. M V 18, 1004. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vesoll4l Hb *Nato MUM de lurch, gape Notice, Thou on WEDNEI DAY nett, :he 2:3d instant, they wig I.e rendy V re , site Tenders in fretting (seal ! up ). fad trent pe Filly Tons of Mark Smyrna Raisins, aforeerable to Samples, to he ;if-Attired swab the Tenders, to be delivered iminettiotely into the I .etneltor Stores •it Dept. ord aid to be paid for by Bills payab!e with bite, ea, Ninety Days after date SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. 1,1,1 ESSRS. BOYDELL bev, leave to acquaint othe Ptat>lie lit gefieral, arid their Friends tit vaitaular, that the Tickets for the • HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAr, Mar IS. In the Appeal, William Grieve s. Lieutenant Co lonel Francis Cunningham and James Grey, Mr. Adam was heard for the Respondents. The turthcc hearing sras adjourned to Wednesday next. Lord CLIVE took the meal oaths and, his seat, as Fail Fowls. The Customs Duty Regulation Bill, and two Private Bills, received the Royal Assent by Com mission. The Commissioners present were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Dartmouth, and Lad Hawkesbury After the. House had resumed, the LORD CRAN. cett.o a read from the Wo )Isack the unanimous vote of thinks of that House to the Earl of Pawls; for his gallant and meritorious services in India, during his a Iministration in that country. To which the Noble Earl made an appropriate answer ;• but in so low a to•ie as not to he distinaly audible below the Bar.—Adjourned to Wednesday. •sevri,.rs King of Quito, Mr. MURRAY. Rona, Mr ICEMBLE. Fernando, M %ster CHAPMAN. Cora, Mr•. H. SI DDONS. Zulu's, Mrs. HOLOGNA. isr ' SISXXSPEARF. LOTTERY. Three Guineas, with So , :emrs of the said Lottery, are now ready 6,r 11,liver.-, ••at the Shais9eaie Ga:lery, ; at Mears. Bradeirs No. Cheatisida; and at all the Li censed Lottery 03.ceii in Great. Britain and Ireland. TEMPLE OF THE SUN. High Pri:Let, Mr. ENCLEDON. earaNtaites. Piano, Ise Spenish ante-al, Mr. COOKE. Alonzo, Mr C.. REMBLE. =hire, Mn . SIDDONS. After the Play (ter the dtb Time) will be presented a Grand barno-Comic Romantic Meln-Drama, in Two Acts, called VALEN'TINE AND ORSON. Principal Characters. Preach. Pepin, King a France Mr. CORY. Henry, Mr. KLAIORT. Valentine ' Mr FARLEY. Mr. DUBOIS. The Ponce" , F.e.rat.mt, Mea. ST. LP.DGER, The Einiireas dello...ea, Sister to the Ling, Mrs. MGM. Saracens. Thar Someror, Agramant (the Green Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jun. lman, Mr. HA RI.EY. The Piece to condi,* with a GRAND PAGEANT, Representing the Meeting of the Emperor of Cuintantinuple and the King of France. The Conditions 1 . the Cent►ed 'nay be seta at the Secretary's °Pee. • EXHISITIJN AND SALE BY PRIVATE CON FRACT. THE 'FRUCI - ISESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, rnipos.t. Fortiand-Place, continuos open every rim and the Pictures sold will nut be rettimmil th e: 111011th, ill order to afford tit some time longer to the Public au ommiti•- nitv of vieivittg, imits coliect:ve *tire 4,1 cts , ,ieal ar -Ant m.ent, an awemblage of uawar-is of ONE THOUSAND PICTUR VS, by the mmt eminent Ma.tees M the Italian, netll6l.ll, Dutch, German, LA French school.; foratiog a series of superior ipe eiment of the art in Varions ages and countriv., vuan hams never before been submitted t o the raw! reedy bablv occur for a nu MAtt of yeart, as the ixh.tai,•fii and Sale pos,tively citKe this season. Open Cosa too *clock till 4 4,—. Admittance One Shilling. • .4ed ell Persons who 1144 . 1/ tkiak proper to make Traders own the said Or..asio.e, ,•re dente.' ta take Notice, that no Howard wilt he had jo deo Trader is wh•ek the Price Atli eat he is•ertri is ;rord, at Itagyth..... that shall no he d.ti a erm f,) the Bo.u•d het4r. Orse o'Clock ow 6! said We.hoesdate noe l tkr 234 inst. nor unitss the Person irk. makes tt• Tender, or some Persoh ea Ais &hat? aftotdi, tamper whim rats I 4 TO OFFICERS IN HAL/ PAT. Woo 0 :co, Way 10, 1104. LLov arks — iw the fief l'q a the Land r•Vel, Irkfther re.i,frfat In Gefo• Hitt *N, Inland, or tee attiot:ant Islands, ore hereby :tiered immediately to tr , to the Sarre tarn at sr, ON account, iM Wriikg, of their sae, twat weirdo, rank, and preseat 'dye of abate ; and bath as ICA ilitooorioro, from • • *46.1.04.1, rrt t for fa the unite, ern it this [Ws try, ore to aremotr.to, t' fir reports sigh buOVeitont votoeht•s of their Mobility, and the row ,, s thereat'. The Offi moo 110' P.ro, who are retried is the to , Y•itthtiers, are to sprefit the Convoi3.ico xhirto them rc iprairely fiord, mud those otherie,se employed envier Gorcrulnent, the X 3 haft of the sathlic tatteni.ni which they riborso. Ear, s„ lit()Seer who ,hail twee t to make his report with a Owe North from the dote herol, trill be rood rrd as the wise proohic I far, or dead, mid his Nerstsvill be wrath of the Itill-pay lid accordingly, CIXTY-THRE. SERMONS‘. od _in inaitir ,inn n Mahuscripts, warrant al 011.) INAL.S never r nSay now be had at G -REARS:I. Y'e, No. 46, Fleet 7 ttrust, tondon ls. 6d • ach. These Dirooiapos are rotten:a and ire pre.4ve, designed to set germ n. icty and goal ma 1.. a cheerful, attractive point of view • On to enforce the pr.o!lice of 'Anne, from motives of the nitatlineral aod persuasive Sipa ; a right knowledge of tie world, an4ef the human heart, tend to give just nations of life, and to reader it happy. In this new publication, there are Sermon' (or Christinits b Lent, Good Friday, Eimer, Whit-Sunday, dic. rrHEATRE ROYAL. HAY-MA !MET. 1 On MONDAY EYENRR; NEXT Will be I,Tes,nteal (Sawa Tose THE this Seaso MOo)UNTA a ray, iINEERS. 11 Time 1%, `aped This Day la Published, elegantly printed in Punt Qutrto, price 2.. tatl. G OOD TIDINGS I or, NEWS FROM THE FlKM:aniem Octavian, Mr. ELLISTON. Vit.°let, Mr. PALMER, Jan. Klimaßock. Mr. DVNbIANI Baqu-, Mr. CHAPMAN. Sarb, Mr. DECAMP. Zorwyda, Mrs T. WOODFALL. Noranthe, Mn ITARLOWE. Agnes Min HOWELLS. To :Men wi I be edded, THE AGREEBLE SURPRISE. _ Ey ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, Bobo- 'f:o Fat:sees 84, &c. }low irain tribute vain thi. loiey lay ,• Yet none% is vain which 7, rititwle iusuireo ! The Muse, hauler, her dot. , this alveoli. To Virtue. on ha cJuntry, to mankind. Taoism,. 116 Comitand, C BR ACME. Printed fat Verwo and Hard, N 0.31, Pnottri; Longman and Re..s., Paternoator-row ; and sold by every Bo .ketilec in the Unitod i►.ngdont. When may be had be the same Author • NEW DUTY ON- WINE AND NO RiSE! SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. Under the patmnsge of His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. The Proprietors resueetin:ly iefotm the Pablic, that, net. ithstandieg the new additional Duties on Wine, they ;de-le themselves to cootin,e whine 1,7%t u n a di l lterowd Foreign Wine; at only 2v. CI the 11 , tile, and chalkege any one to pewlore :I shgle proof of the Wltit being otherwise than as above state!" riIHISF,TVENING (being the last Day of the p iwitint peool w iince) will be performed the last Near Dance, allied LOVE AND HARVEST. The Grand Serioui Speetaeie of OS I tIC the I.loN—The faverlte budetta of TilE LITTLE GIPvIES—Aud the Fn. tertainineres to conclude with the Superb Naval Exhilantun, vender the tide of GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMSBURY. VROMthe present state-of Ireland, a considerable 11, adsance must take „lace on the Article of Irish Linens. T e IRISH LINEN' COMPANY hat- a ve , y large Stock of the best CLOTII ow hand, which it to be told (as awl) at the wholkwale Dish prick-1,, in qwantities not le.s than a piece. As wveral inistakes brie occurred with rite neighbouring Retail Linen Ocipess, please to observe, the No. is 32. No Articles an", h t Irish Linen. Each piece engag,pd, and the Money rNur:'d,if a fault armies. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company The FARMEA•. *BOY. :aural Poem, r. bowie. RUR L TALES, he. M boardi. Also iu Maly OctAio,asid P.e4 Quarto, sa: 6d. and les. 6d. each This Day k. published. ly F. C and J. Itiviugur, No. G 2, Ss. Paul's Church-Yard. In One Volume Octavo, with anAppeisitiz, prigs 7s. 62. in • SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. WANTED td BORROW, by way of Aormity, r ble by L G lineman of r•epectehility, about SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. The Attverti , er wif vbottlr c me into a very haw:tome Lionel i icome. As none but per m., of char weer will h.- try.r eft with, the Adveneier will, if retiturvel, give an most saunactorr• and unexceptionable Ackliera (Letters pat raid) E. L. Bank C.Rec-Hnuie. bo was. CTRICTURFS upon an HISTORICAL RE. LY VIEW of t,se State ofIRELAND, • II! V. PLOWI)EN, TA. • Or, a JUSTIFICATIUN of the Conduct of the Engl4ll Go tratornerrts io that Country fnam the-Reign of Henry the 11 , 1. to the UNIJN 4 Great Bri am and I , elaud. • . . ..... N I A moan part of OA Work h:,a already appeared in The British Critic fin November, •mber, Janirtry, and FOlf,t ary Ad. The pre - JO onteleatien,lseodes being an Ansoter Mr Morten's Worly,co,rtain. en Account of th.• Causes and Olsects of the diff,re..t Rebellions in Ireland, a. also of thos e Cons'oracies from true to time detected by the •ililance of the Irish Gov:rnment.. The Appendix emtiiiis many par ticulars of the Hinory of Inlaid, iv antient LAWS. CuUoa,r, Jtc.dre. riot generally known. 1. IIICEANEIA, Renresentol, the SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; With real Men of War, the hlowieg ,in of the Spanish at i being Ships, and saving the drowning Spaniardq, ny 5.7 Roger Curtis The Ships, Gun Boats, Flnating Batteries, ,kc. ar. 'ocularly built by professional men from Hit MAJesty's Dock Yards, and Flit in a receptacle containing EIGHT THOUSAND CUBIC FEFT OF REAL WATER. Duom ripen at half-past Five, mod ii^gin at half-past Six. Maces to be taken at the Box-Office, Sadler. Wells, from Nine till Four. AYoung Man, from the Country, of good cha racter, and reipectale connection', wishes (or a Sivas. ~ no, in .e- kPERY, GROCERY, or any other line. Has no ohiect 00 to open and shut shop, and carry out small Rar,..is.—Address to W. W. at Mr. West's, Bookseller, No. IS, Londoo-street, Fitzroy squire. Tbis Day are I,ll.ll'olnd, price la 13MET' REMARKS on the MAHRATTA WAR, and an the Rise and [Negress of ?he Fr,oc , Estaldnliinent in Hindman, under Generals De lia4ne a.:d Perron. VICTLIALLINCI-OFF ICE, A rat s. 24. 1604. THE COMMISSIONERS for rawalling Hit Ma jetty's Katy do hereby we Notice, that on TUESDAY the e2d of May nest, they will ha nap N recteae Tendert in Wrgyoz (sealed spa), and treat for Fire Hundred Tons of n ominates" or Neweattle Salt, or Sate o f equal radium ; and frr 71110 Hundred Tone o Entrusts Roy Satt, o f the l ,rest Grain, of rthkh the Pecans who asaXe the linden are to pralore Samples; to be deiivereal into His Ma;etq's I ißaatlaa St. es at Deptlara, Chit Half by the 91st of July, and the remainder by the 30th of September nest, free of all Charge and Rua ie lit. Majesty (esrept that the Cantrmilor nit! he (glowed 21. 11d. per Tisii)or the Rate r age of the Salt fame the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for by Dills patiMbbe with Interest Ninety Days afire dote. The Cad elms ig the Contra Ns may be seen at the Sereetart,'s 4110fitre, or this o. , fiee, or by, anplying to the CM, In of Salt Mats trf Lymingtan,in Hampshire, and Madkuick, sea Cheshire, re.pee tmey And all Persons rho Amy think proper to mike Tenders apan Oa sail Oceeuiois, are desired to take Notice, that no regard bc had to any Tender at which the Pricy lAA ant be nurrted in I&rds at Lioh, or that AA not he delivered to the Board irfure Oat o'Clock on the grid Tuesday. the 24r1 ei* Vey next, our Hitless the Person who make , the Tender, or own Person en hi Behalf, semi, to doeS.,, r aline naiad for ICTU \LUNG-OFFICE, APRIL 28, 1804. THE COMMISSIONF.RS for riassolfiNg Hie Majesty's Nov, riethersiv site Moire, That as ruußsDAr the '24th of M. wen, they will be reed ! , to receive Tenders is • ml,, (sealed NO, Mid treat ler the arppfy 1 what Fresh Beef, 1. ow, and Sr. Provision', may he required for the Use of His No Aisle and resorts at treterf.rrd, for Twelve Mutes certain, and farther until Sie MONO'S XJIII.O .11111 be glee* en either side J. , the ternthsation thereof; the mode of papoose to be by &is yaw•ble with Interest Kiva*, 04.11 eller dote. The Colfteil 6..11 of t he Contracts may be s.7ess at the See/dares 0 ;re, at this Utftee, or by applying to the Coiketor er tae Costome et Waterford. Parma, also 01,1 tlank proper to stake Tenders 111411011 the Oreatlon, art desired to tale Korn e, that no Regard will be rat to gnat 'reader is which shall nnt be burned is Words .n Loma, or that shall sot hr delioered to the Board before One • an the said rnarstioy tine 24tH of MI it4le.s ads Per inaLts-the Tends , , or sane l'ersan en hu Be.aol, atten.!s, to •+-user when ealkd Jar. And that Ttadess as rovers!, er. • t a4ant prim upon war Ani-les, and priers much infer;.. -to ""`' 'fa vatic epos. otl , e.a i , vall be e as ispre ‘ ser to is .4, 34. FASHION \l LE SOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. u RowN and COWAN (from Mr. Hoby's;, al thoir Soacents Warehouse, No 34% Strand, nee door from Catheri ee str:et, have constantly on Sale an Extensive Aeantmen of neat w)Oas and SHOES, which being mann fa -hired under their immediate inapeftion, presom they will be found, to wont of Fae.liim., Durabristy, a d Fitting, equal to t h ose R a p o i te , a t a ny atit-•i Mall! in Loudon j and in con. stairway.* as quick Sale, ant receiving ;iminnt Payment, are enabled to sta.nit them at the und..ratatell very reduced Prices : I. a- r. Calf Skin Hessian Sonia - 1 12 0 Spanish Ledtlier ditto - - - 1 14 0 Bark Strap Jockey - . - 1 15 0 D.ttu Military - - - 1 15 0 Ditto Three .quartered - - 1 12 0 Coicluvan Hoots Walking Slines - 0 9 0 Strong ditto ditto - - - 09 6 Draw SIIO.I And Pumps - - 0 10 0 Spaniali Leather ditui.dittu - 010 6 K. B Caintey Letters (post paid) duly maimed to- SE PARTICULAR AS T , ► TH. !TOME PATENIEITtPiTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY DTI lER lIIF ORIGINA4 HOUSE ANLI INVENTOR. nUILER's Furnishing Uphnluery, and Cabinet Waremenns and Manufactory, WI 1 and 14, Cathy rinereereet. A large ass gement of articles of the newe.t, nearest, and most rietton imical Fashions of well seasoned Ma terials, and excellent Workmanship, with several Improve. menu BUTLER respectfully relies en the stood dis:ernment of the Public, than they will see treough the ,altry dcrices and in sinuations opposed ro him and enuiderf,Pi , ig his Attacks. It is wall known that BUTLER. h... two Patents, oral for Tables, the other for Plnist,sh; the principle of the fires aiipiicallie to almost all Kinds of Tables and is allowed to b..: a great improvement ; it rende3 then. more nonvenieht for Iluas: s, and much in o • portable. The ~ d rie:ple of the other a•ipli cable to mon kools of Balsteails as Viler rost, 'rein, Sofa, end Chair Beds which truer Are singularly useful in Sickneo, and each, when shut up, makes a handsome piere of furniture f • . Sitting• mom, Dressing-room, &c. The Four Post and Tent Bets go together Its all pans with brass, and are fixed w'th much 015411 without the help of tied, or e1....3, or ria,:s the furniture, and are vary tameable. Part,colar kiod• of the abriv, adapted fir Cl.nitlemen of the Army Awl Navy, said I lot Climates, also put tarile Chaise, die. BICTLFR's Patent Manufactured have been graciously patruniusi by the King, Qiieen, and Royal Family, and ho, mimed br ardent from numbers of the Ne'iility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in the East and West Indi3; the merit of Arai es has thus maul with farourabhe eir• couragmeet, and for which he ritorni his grateful ackilowledg• ments and cannot hut notice el. - kind u Mem of some other s who fix up large Sign Boards, wit i BUTLEK's name inscrioed, which riAr help also to ptomide ha easiness, or should it be designed otherwim, he, by the Irermisspm of Providence, ma nufactures and sells hi:Super:sr Four-prat and eth-r Reds, ex. celletit Di ing Tail e, acd Cabinet Articles Ai anise, naaely, t:Atherine•strect, eight Does from the S,and, a Bric.,Cialt !louse, wii,re he bas constructed $4 Ver It Tells an,t Machin,. for %Vork.aK the lame, and has oto-rwi• • b.:to at consider ible extrence to brine them to that utility atel term" .w-(:thin it vali.. - li they now are. At the mine place tilipf be bad every art.ele for completely Purn,lensag Reams. s B ko- Kaportialeit. Printed for T. C Oen and W. Davies, Strand. This Day are publisher% elegantly printed in One large Vo lume, Quarto, and illustrated by Portraits of the Author, and several of his Fiiends, and other Engray,inri, pew.. 21 12s 6d in briar& ' THE WORKS OF RICHARD OWEN CAMBRIDGE, E.q, including refer-AI Pieces nese, before published, with an ACvplltit O. Vivi Life .isrl Character By his Son, GEORGE OWEN CAMBRIDGE, M.A. Prebend try of Ely. Printed fpr T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand ; and T. Payne, at the Mews-gate. A few Copies on Ro al Paper, with earl}' Impressions of the Eng , avinp, price 41. 4s. in bones. This Day is published, in Two Vdames, Bm. rive 13s. in boards, a New I' dition, bring the Seventh, of T ECIURES ON THE GOSPEL OF ST. T MATTIIEW, dvfirered in the Pariah Church of st James, WeAmineter, in the Years 1799, 1799, 1800, and 1131. by the Right Rey. REILRY IPORTEUS, 1) D. bishop of Woo. Printed for T. Cadell and W Davies, Strand; T. Payne, Mews pte; and F. and C Rivingtini, St. Paul's Church ard. lX whets may taii had, by the mile Author, 1. A SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIP %1. F.VIDFNCF.' FOR THE TRUTH AVI) ORIGIN OF TUE CIIHISTIAN REVELATION. Eighth Ld.tion, tts. 6cl in _ Y. A N-o Editi , xt, Sin the N nth, of SERMONS OS SEVERAL SUBJEC IS, .2 Vols. Bro. 01.1 Monday, the 4th of June, will be ',Mills. ed, luerl-contely pouted in 410. and illu• - gated ts.:h Poe. trawl, &C. matt of tll-111 .11E...01 Lay Vlr Mlerallssii, trout Drawings r. Alexander, t In..cr,hed t. the Earl isi Ma .artney), 'TRAVELS in (:NINA, containang Descrip -11:0•11, Ouk`fvatioll% a..d C..mpanaut•, taaJz and tot. iecled in the C..mse of a !ikon Re,..d.me.: at the Imperial Palacc of and on a vu►wgw•at Journey through the country Irom Pekin to Ca .ton. I. which it is attempted to appreciate the Pank th,it this extra irdinary Empire may be considered to hold in the scale UI eiviheed N/601111. By JOHN BARROW, rsq. Late Neate Secretary to the Earl ..f Marartnev, and ”me of his Suite as Ambas.aiur hots the IC4sig of Great &tato to the Emperor of Cho a. raided for T. Laicll and W. 'byre., Strand. - - Of whout may be had, 11 tae want Anti; ir, An Acemint of Travels into the intet;or of Soutlaein Afria; contain tog Obaerrationt on the Ga.noey and ttlenerwlit of tha S -nth ern Part of that Coo inerst i Sitet:het of the Pin sled a.,d Moral Chars/ter+ of 111:.• various Tribe, td Inha utaota, o,nm-f.-rations the importance of the Ca,r." ut Cen.Al Hope to tit different European Powers, al .1 Natal a.:.1 Ittfilitary .tat,on; as a Point ui Sevurdv to our 1 .4 , .tti I ! a 1 I Sctt:ement,..ltiaine a War; Aril at ~n and Commercial Emoannim in Tome of Pater, 41.! Too V {to, otth a Iwo Map . , and several other Knerac:n4s, Gd in • • The S.:.7end may be had lee 11. lb.. • Homo ut ei)msitoNs The Speaker and several Members attended in the House of Lords, and heard the Royal As sent by Commission, to one public and two or farce private bills. Mr. HUSRTSSON took the oaths aid his seat for the borough of Liskeard. Mr. PITT (the Chancellor of the F.xcheqner) was introduced between the Master of the Rolls and Lord Castlereagh, and took the oaths; he then tuck his seat on the Treasury Bench. On the Motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, a ts:w Writ was ordered to he issued for a Member to serve in Parliament for the county of G Away in Ireland, in the room of thellight Hon. Lord 1)unlo, who has accepted the office of - one of the Commis. sinners for the Affairs of India. Mr. JOHNSTONE said, he rose to ask a Noble Lord opposite him, when he intended to briny for ward the India Budget ? He understood, that all the necessary accounts had for some time pact arrived from India--and there stoma sum of 500,0001. which the public had a ri-ett to exped, and - - oust be very glad to receive. This was one reason, in particular j why it was desirable that the whole of the account, should be laid before Parliament. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, the acconnts had certainly arrived from India, but it would require about three weeks to prepare and accelerate them, so as to put them in a state of arrangement. fit to lay before the House. As s :on as ever they were ready, he should present them to the House, move that they be printed, and fix on a day for taking them into consideration. On the Motion of Mr. Sr caorss Bevan t, a new writ was ordered for the Borough of Christchurch. in the county of Southampton, in the room no . the Right Hon. o..orge Rose, who ha; accepted the office of joint Paymaster of His hlaj -sty's forces. Another writ was moved for Heistone, in Corn- ' wall, in the room of Lord Fitcharris, who hat ac cepted the office of one of the Commissioners of the Treasury. Mr. Hit EV ADISINECEOW brought up a 818 for settling disputes between masters and workmate in the cot on rnanufadories ; re-ad a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday se'nnight. Mr. PITT moved, that the House at its rising do adjourn to Wednesday. Ordered. Lord MA/ISHAM brought up a report from the Middlesex Eledion Committee: in purs , l.t.lce of which, he moved that the said Committee have leave to adjourn till Wednesday. Ordered. The second reading of the Prize Agency Bill was postponed till Monday se'nnight. Mr. WILBERFORCE further postponed his in tended motion on the Slave Trade, to Tuesday se'n night. Mr. ROBERT DUNDAS obtained leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the expellees ,of c 'frying into execution in Scotland, the several Militia and De lknce Ads. rhe House resolved itself into a Committee on the Offenders' Apprehension Bill ; when some con venation having arisen between the Attorney G.•ne ral, Colonel Vereter. Mr. D. Browne, and Mr. Ormsby, relative to the runde of raising money in Leland, for car; ing the 8.11 into etre& in that country; the Chairman was or...eted to report pro.. Kress; and the Committee to sit again on Wednes day next. Mr. WBSTERN moved. that there be laid be fore she House an acceptant of all the Cori, Grain, Aalt. Meal, and Flour, exported from, or import ed into, England or Scotland, from the sth of i4/116* 770, to the bth of January 17:x1: together with the average prices of Corn in each year, the bounties, drawbacks, and duties on the same, &c. He next moved for the produetion of a similar ac count from the 5. h of January, 1791, to the sch of J iutuary, 1804. Ordered. Mr. Parr ESON moved for a like account from the sth of January last up .to the latest period what the same could be made out. Ordered. Mr. Pill' then moved, that the other Orders of the Day be read; and on rea.iing the Order for the third reading of the Army of Iteserve Suszcn sion Bill, he moved it be' pat off till Wedne.day se'nuight ; because, he said, he should in the mean time submit to the House a proposition which was conneefted w;th the subjea of that Bill. The c Inrilmstion of the Report of the Committee on the Lords' Amendments in the Volunteer Bal, was put off till Wednesday, on the neotioa of Mr. .' , tt. The Irish Army of Reserve Suspension Bill was also put off till W.-doesday s'ennignc. All the other Orders of the Day wets th—i p slr poaed to Wednesday. A person from the Commissioners of Exc'se re wilted an account of the Drawls.teks allowed .o cam. mon Brewers. Certain annual accounts were presented from the Veterinai y College. Adjourned to Wednesiay.