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Pt t) Kr I 4 5169. .1 ..kio the nowt particular inquiries, however, on this twitu, h ues induced to believe thief such n minim, , untold not r ceire the sanctiim of the other Renee it Partisturid. K 5 third - ore, et err Lordships were. desirous of ...obi; A • rrturn to ;he and tit law of debtor nod creditor, wish sit IM ineuneesievt cumicipunces, the only sherontlen titer •ha 4 was to adopt the present Hill, with such aticrociottu and annrastitarms as would obviate sueli olijections , a seemed 'tarot generally to he wide to it. He cr.. taiuly disissoll apprut e of all the provitteiis of Ship Bak as .Ire NA itateil cm s pierious niglit; it wsl therefore his in tention . I rAtlre it teecral sovecdosente, whir* lie eieseld net !Noires% would 'slid to an 'tiniest gunFral ch!iiige iu tie proposed me:quirts. In Gamin these amtsidenrnte, lir had takepthe beut kiwi advice, mid, olds their frotobbipie refs rriu4.in, lie stellar! thi•.evening ley Hie 4•llenallmmlor on the tablet haw, Hier printed, suit inure tist lie Bijlll he cowr miller • ii,3lol4sysiiiii. . 1.4 Itrort•nAur. i Itkessell hie belief It. etlappal ' , y ~ avow' rows 4:1414 Hillifirow sbereil es iteGnithio . " n i benrileint obirels. The IVolslie Laird silvei‘d the ,s 1 idiecu:d le evils clew .rerrisfies qv ki1i..ef4 . 4.4 hold the Lesils of the pc•iple urns slur train-ri suc:i a tneuimie. Alec a f..w words flom Lord A ec.x LAN r, tht Humes ie. *Avid itself 14601 • Committee, he which !..n , l A iii Usu.: I sinvo.looe As ..I•se adopted, but eh, ON, re ••1 iii •ii hair A Susie at the tapir as tii he quite Smardita:e•li,tuu the ii , ! The Hill was Own ordered to be ;ironed, sod rtconaritte.l ois kinglet —The (louse them sajoinotti. . VAU7.HALL. Under the Pafrontage of hi: It vyt highness the MURIA REGENT. - . firti IS EVENING. FRIDAY, ittlr .•.. GRAND GALA, when Slothiieor, Mademoiselle.- • Slaelunie SAQUI will go through the,* surprising Evollitiou*. At the cud of the Concert Madame Sequi will wake an alitoiliehiuz A*eent on the Tight Rope, amidst a 6►iliiaut Display Fire-vrorks h Signora (bugler. Aihnitionce, as. 6ri. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jun,: Mk, 1819. THE COURT ,Jf b DinEcToßs of the UNTTED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST MOMS, du lierrhy gird That the - commITTEE or BUYING anti mum_ nousrs will be ready In receive Unimak in writing, ....tiled up, on or Isrfore WEDNESDAY, the 21st July 1819, from such Prisons as may be willing to supply the Company with AI'OLLONICON. a vim! Nlnot al , asl liPt rot lurid, itiVehled and r..nttraet..lNy Mrs a , ' • FLICHT and ROBSON. Ortrit3.4,tithler4, it exhiLetre , l rtepy day I . l'rtt Ire teCork till Fivr, al the nwotils, lilt. at. Marta d .henr, tinder the immtdille pail:Wage oil hit Rnyttt flightless the Prince Itreciil. The lustroluesit prridisass the : Introduction to Handers Dettingen• Te Win, Al"z" .1.8 Overture to 7..iisloctilote. suit rclebrattAl Military I 31Iuvrnu'ut, with a grandeur of rffrit and preeirlusi equal to soy Orchestra of the ino,t 'view ige Admittance Out, Shilling. DOOlll open at Seven, tie Coneertio begin at Eight &Clock• This flay are published, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 2". T ALES of the HALL.-11v the Reverend GEORGE CRA BRE SWEDISH STEEL. AND REGIMENTAL BUTTONS : And tbat•the Cooditiolis of the respective Contracts may he teen open applicati:m to the Clerk of the sold Commit tee, will, whom the Proposals must he left before Eleven o'Cloek on the said 21.1 July, 1819, after which hone dm Committee will nut receive any Tender. • JOSEPH DART, Secretary.; - •• NEW INVEN rEr) ANCII(II'Y SAUCE. Under tlw above tvnic E. I.AZENfir atiil reapectfally solicit the•nttention of the Nobility and (;rotry to their new le of piepsriiic Atiehories as a ri.h It wilt be found 10 richness art flsvour pei tor to that prepared in tits 401.1 ; a n d one trill Will pr.vt• its superiority, its it 111 not w. li4tile to torn rsioritt when tiptoed, hat keeps fresh tiu4 swcti its the lessairst weallwr. • E. 1. and Soo presume the shove will rove a very desir able article for the FA., slid tVest !lobes, as it is warrantee to keep any length of tune; is prepsred only at Muir IVaiehoutr, No 6, Edward -street, Pl.ltman-hquare. 'the la bel of each bottle bring sigurd " 6liplweb Lazenby." rrriuted for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day is emlobsleed, price 25.6 d. • BLACKWOOD'S EI)INIIIJItOff MAGA ZINE, No. XXVII. for JWSX. HMO. Corrals:es Some Account of the Gicater Flistpry of Matthew Paris, Monk of St. Albans.-.-2. Rosalind and Beier, a modern Eclogue, by Percy Bysshe Strelly.-1. Basesnen piecor's Embassy to Eag!and in• 1626.-4. A few Thoughts on 1:1 Y- 114 intt , suggested by the Review of Bainhridges Coeupirte. Angler.-5. Letter from (Moberly, enclosing the Third Part of Obristahel.-6. Pobto.-7. Note from Mr. Mu:lion, enclosing an F.asay on the State of the Natlon. Hawdicles Mission from Cope Coast Castle to Ashen ter. (Cinicluiled.)-6. Dramatic Scenes, and other Poems, by Barry Cor n wall.-10. Notices of the. Acted Drafts in Lon don. No. X.-11. Night : a Poem.-12. Sonnet. —l4. The Falb Stinson of Sea, iremslated from the Persian by Jamrs Boss ' Esq. of the Bengal Medical Establishment. —l5. Letters of au old Indian Officer. No. 111,-16. The Waggoner: a l'oem ; by Mr. Wordsworth.-17. Thesaurus of Horror ; or, the Charnel }loose Explored !! &c.- 18 Mac Nab on the Universe.-19. Third Series of the Tales of My Laadlord.-20. Literary and Scientific intelligence.- 21. Works preparing for Publication.-41. Monthly List of New Publicattons.-23. Monthly Register, &c. ALBION •FIRE Ay,' LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, •i NEW slllll9e-ftiller i Pt *Cant/Bar • EMPOIMREED 8Y .ACT OP PARLIAMENT • CA.PITALON R MILLION. Insurances falling dive at M lISUM MER will expire, tonics' renewed within fifteen days from that period. The Conepsny'v Rates sod. Cottilitious are of the most Yeasimable ilescriptiou :—no Charge is nestle for Pire Pofr cies, when the Premium exceeds 50. i—we Admission Fuse is I:hargetl on Life Insurance :—s liberal Commission is allow ed to Solicitors, and others, wit. effect Life lionirsisces and. every facility is afforded. by which the Interest sad Couvenieure of the Public rosy be proniuteil. WARNtIt PIIIPPS, Secretary. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTE E ap pointed by the GEN r.RA L MEETING of 9.641 Jour, to investigate the Plon of Providiug for ihr Poor, I/loch has heen suggested by Mr. Uwen, held at Freemasons' Tavern, July I, 1819; His Royal Highness 'die DUKE of KENT in the Chair Mr. Owen nitertled, and swill the general milliner of his Phan, whereupon. a preliminary Resoliitiop, and with a view to a farther Disr.onion of the System in detail, it was Resolved—That it apprers that the Plan proposed by 'Jr. Owen is founded iu pet on his considerahle expesience of the Establishment of Lanark, and of Cie fair dedurti 111 l to be drawn from it, ntight be 9u6pted with • considerable prospect of success, as a mode of affording Employmeat for the Poor, permanent Relief to Pat idles, as far as regards their casual Poor, and that a large proportion of the sums expended for that purpose might he saved to the enquiry, by some scheme for consolidating parishes or districts, for the purpose of cresting establishments of the &seri! its question, where t h e alde-isodied Poor might be pro.kietively employed, their moral habits disciplined awl impiewrd, and instruction given to brig Children, of a nature calculated to make them useful members of society. HOUSE OF tOMMONAI Tnuasptv, JULY 1. . • • . A sew writ wag ordered for ilie Cooonob of Rye. Mr. Tierney, trout the Tax reron fed ass arctiiiit of the espeneUs iucurrrd under the Acti Cur the reiteiripi i.ui of the Land Tax. - COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. - SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUNTRIES, The Duke of RUTLAND. The Margins of BUCKINGHAM, The Mai-gain of NORTIIAMPTON, Sir S. B. !BORLAND, Wirt. M.P. WILLIAM PIiAED, Erq. &c. &c. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. • • MANAGING omtveTon, " J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.S. REC EIPTS are now in course of 41elivery for the Renewal of Politica falling due at Midsum mer. The disitittmishime principle of this Office is, that it combines the SF.CURITY of a Company museessine a large permanent Capital wills the minor advantage of sharing profits, as in UNION Societies. The capital of the caution is now HALF A MILLION STFIILING. Returns of from 25 to 20 per Cont. have been invariably paid to all who have coatinnert insured seven years, mid So the amount of 22,000/. withim the last Goa years. Not a single litiga tion with any claimant has arisen since the first establish meta of She Association in 1807. The Bill for r•ieiete • Lesst of twelve miliinne for itir redueliou ut the hatiutest Debt, was reed ilakelstrd nose, and maul . . 'lle Irish Quarter &us * ion Bill was read the third time. The Customs Receipt 'Wares Dill was 'rod Ihr third tispr, mid pasted. . __. Pointed for William Blackwood, No. 17, Princes -street, Edinhurzh ; and T. Cadell and W. Davis, Strand, Loudon ; to whom communications (pact put) may be addressed. ANNUAL LAW DIGEST, FOR 1818. • This day W published, in royal Bvo. 7s. extra bo3rds, AN ANALYTICAL DIGEST of the RE PORTS of CASES published in 1818, decided in the COURTS of COMMON LAW and EQUITY of APPEAL anti NISI PRIUS, and ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS; contained in Ilse Reports of Maddock, Merivale, Barnewall and Alderson, Tamil 4444 Moore, Price, Daniel, Wilson, Stickle. Ugly, Ruck, naPhillimore. By HENRY JEREMY, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. To be continued Annually. Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portu gal-street, Liticolit's.ban. Of whom may be had, price Gs. The LAW DIGEST, fur 1817. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOUD% THURSDAY, JULY 1. Ccou NTs. Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the asirl Secretary for Ireland, presented the Seventh Report of the Cuninsisaionera for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland. Mr. Tierney, hens sbe Tax Office, presented an Account of the expenses incurred under the Acts fur the redemption of the Laud Tax. TO FAMILIES GOING ABROAD. AN excellent, etroug , and commodious FOURs GON, capable of carrying the luggage of a consider able family, and thereby enabling theta to travel more conveniently and economically, by hoeing lighter carriages and fewer horses, will be SOLD, by Mews. Tattersall, on MON DAY N EXT, July S. This Carriage may also be applied lo mipiS , useful pur poses in Englund. 111E.,47:12E-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPEUA-110USE, • SlitA Np. rrillS PRESENT FRIDAY. July 2. will A. lie perfumed, fifth time, a Musical Coinetlh in two acts, called MY OWN RIVAL! This day is published, by W. CLARKE aad SONS, Laws Booksellers, Purtugal-sirect, Lincoln's Ines is royal Eve. Vol. 111 Part 11. price Soo. (to be continued) R EPORTS d TERMINED in 115 e vicE.cHANcELLows courcr, 58 Gro. 111. before the Right Houuurable Sir JOHN LEACH. Ry HEN itY MA °DOCK, Bog. Of Lincoln's las, Barrister-at•Laar. Also, in two vols. rose] San. price V. tts. board', Tie PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY. By Henry Maddock, Esq. Mr. Dighton, frorat the Office of the Royal Military Camel . . presented nil Account of the Roles sad Trolls levied thereon. —Laid on the table. MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. .( 00441 k . 5 . c)1(4l Y. LUCY; end LUCY, SOPHY. ers!--. r. TYrt,.ete, Me. telemeter, Mr. IVilkill , oll, Kn. GV,M., WO, Kelly, and (Htr Owu Rival) Miss Kelly. Lila idiFele wall? 'perfumed, 41.11 time these aorta years nee Ctittate netted Opera. ia Have arts, called TPIE JOVIAL CREW; Or, THE MERRY BEGGARS. Oldrente, M. Lancaster ; Sprotaltrye Mr. %Trench ; Ran tlell, Mr. W.".(Claatterley; Vincent, Ste: Penne:in ; Hilliard, i t Mr. Broedlieril "Isisilice Clark, Mr. Morten. Rachel, Mies 'Kelly; Maiirel4 ,1: Stevenson. To . with the Musical Allender. of I rllf• TO DIE FOR LOVE. Captain BlitetruSeld, Mr. Wrench ; Capt. Theleirk, Mr. Biliebothatu ; Trap, Mr. W. S. Cbatierley ; Trick, Mr. Wil loasiiii. ("whiny, Miss Love. Mixes, ha.; S4' 0,1441 Mire, 3s.—Pit, 3c.; Strong! Price, Iv 6.l.—Lower Gallny,ts Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lo ry, Is.; Secontl l'rice, Oil. To-morrow, My Own air:ill—with The Jovial Crew. HOY A L COMM THEATRE, Under the P.:t;urigeof his Royal highliess Prisce Leopold of Sax' Colovirg. r i pH IS EVENING, FRIDAY, July a. attd TO• .IL MORROW (SATURDAY), at tislf-past Six o'CJotk precis., ly, will be pre&euted, for the sth time, an entirely New Nlsiguiticent Operatic Melo-drama. with New and Splendid Scenery, Machiocry, Dressus and Decorations, New Music (together with s.•leetions from Ike lesiva popular Composers ilie dsy, comioing of Sim(s, Duets, Chorusies), and Spilaiulid Processions, &c. railed 1111 7 , INCA ! ()!,.PERUVIAN CLEMENCY. In which will be introduced a Peruvian will. a Charietereitie Wrestling MAteli, and Grand Procession to Co- Temple of Ike ftnii.Lauttscspe and Kuins.—luteriur of Cative's _ . . To conclude with an entirely New Melo-Dramatic Barb tie, three Acts, taken from Lady Morgsn's Popular Ito awn(' of FLORENCE MACARTRY.. THE SHAN TIERNA OF IRELAND. Pi ovate Dimas have been made, and may he hail nightly. Places t• be taken at the Rex Office of the Theatre; and for the ace moilation of the Nobility and Gentry at the Weal End of the Town, at IL. Fetl.lllsl'll !ki is sic Warehouse, Nn. 78, Strand; and at No. 1112, opposite Sur vive,' Douse. A Grsoil Opera. ie Piere from" II Flints Msgieo," and ittwrtating Meld-Drarnaa from the Third Series of " The Tales of Ally Landlord," to be called The Bride of Lammermoor! and The Legend of Montrose! will be pro duced in rapid succession. 1.1)(;Al'E. CITY.—Ast excellent ossportii -1-11, oily for Persons in wain of HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURI: —The LONDON REPOSITORY for she C.a. LIN EI'.NIAK ERS' SOCIETY, where there are selliug all of CJEnuct Goods, Mattresses and Feather Bens, tov• the, with a great variety of Carpets, Blanket., Tick., Ut:t3F. C..llolterpases, tic. awl every description of Furniture tn.' to triquisite to (wraith Apart meats or 1101101111, always ready, that arable, the. to famish, at a few days' indite sod full 20 pet cent. cheaper than any other house is I.OIILIO, at 71, Lrusleolnill.staret, mar A Itlgate Pinup. the real Maths se and l'e.sher Rtd Nlanufactor) and Agency 11009 C fur the Cabinet makers Archly. The following hi tick* are given ne a Spe cimen of their low Pelmet—Six Japanned Chairs, 11. ss. ; a ditto Deeming Table, lbs. ; a ditto Basin-stand, 15s. ; """ 11 Rugs, ISs ; Sratneti's Bed and Pillow, at ss. each • , 4 f.ci • loch Tent Bedsteads, 11. 7.. ; bordered :llattrem St, 1/. ; Feather Belle, V. 16e.; Mellorto7 Pear-pot Hcd steads, 41. ; Mallogany Cheat of Drawers, 31. ; dittq Pembroke Table., U. Ms. ; efts slims Choi.v, mud two ethos's', S/ Ss 4 fret C inch Tuft Bedsteads and Fueuittire 41 4.. Is Funtely respectfally informs the Pablie, th at iliey have tuninerriced the above Bidahltsltelseat for the C1111)10yllte • It ass Support of a nualtet ttf hulttstrione Mechanics, wish """lico , and sow eery thine manwfsetweed Articles in Ike Cabinet Lire, of tho bralifforkutatuAdP• 'without any profit bring required uptualibetwis,mteept the bare house evils ne e% w ur ip mes b Ily satiated with h‘viitg auestant employment.. Gonda petted notkprog pkvy ors of:1116 ibirrlorly ; no 44 91 t fur the peitiwit h ikliposel/ 18 , 11101111111 e. SHAW'S ZIK)LOGY.-NEW VOLUME. Thiselay is tritblisherl, 7 the Eleventh Volume, in Twn Part., price 41. 12s. Ad. or on twer-royal paper, with Proofs of the Platen, price W. 13s. Ail. /1 EN ERA L ZOOLOGY; or, SFetrrnalic 311 Natural History, commenced by the late GEORGE SHAW, M 1) F.R.S %%Pith Plates from the first An ilo•iities :Ind most select Specimens, engraved principally by Mrs. Gri Walt Vol. Xl. AYES, by J. F. STEPHENS, F.L.A. ••• One more Volume will complete this department of Zoology, nod is in consUkr•hle fordwarilmss. Loudon : Printed for L 011•011311, HllOl, Kees, Orme, mid Brown; J. nod A. Aids; Jellivy and 5..11 • J. Mawniso; Baldwin, Cradeek , nod Joy ;S. Haggler ; FtSt-holey ; Sher wood and Co t G. toil W. R. Whittaker; J. Rlsek and Sun; W. Lowe; J. 1.;11.011 • ' Ogle and Co. • lt,ohrell awl Martin; .1. Robinson; John W alker; Edwa rds awl Kaibbig ; and W. Wrizht. AIiONI ATICSPIIt IT of NEG A R.—This agreeably perfnnieil Ligusor (the nrichirl invest:on of Mr. Iletsry) which is of well-kwown eilicitcy In rstieriuis fsiittosess and mail-seheond is coonterariing the effects of overlwalret, rinse t or 1144. th-el air, etotteatter 1p tre prepareol, in the Ereettirt perfection. by Mr.orr. 'll4og. mini WM. F.NP.Y, MA NU rAcru it Na, CFI kntisTs. T It It is vpl,l in !mutton, w hol...at e aw l reta il, 41 £J4 anti KUM, Perfumery, l °artier-Urea, asr4 retail, price 2s. 9.1. by tots or more Agents in terry priotipol, loon ; but it cannot hr Emilie., milers the saga Ils e shiiCe P.rn:ereo: are enErareet Oft the Government sop; srtii..b is fixrA orrr the cork of ear , i bottle. Proper Sponge PII*PS rre MILL hi, Bayley and Illew, as won t. As a b,, ee Inly alt, be hail, anthem+ •-ttell by a similar Stamp, II itY '8 CALCINED 11 A( k..la t ia b a ffl es at 9.1 or with gigot stoppers at )PA It I,IA ENTA Rlf DEBATES. • THE PROPRIETORS of -the COLCINIAL efirrEE HGVSE, 162. 1. Skomer-strort, take this opportunity to return their sincere thanks to those Gentlemen who have long given their House the preference, ' and beg leave to inform them, and the Public in general, that they have reduced the price of Brenkf.oit, Tea, acc.; sad that the Coffee-nom, and law Circular Reading room, on the first floor, have undergone a thorough meat, and continue to be liberally supplied with a variety of Morning and Evening Newspapers, Provincial Papers, London Gazette, Price Current, Monthly and Quarterly Reviews, &c ; together with every requisite comfort and cunveniens:e. Coffee of superior flav o ur, Port, Madeira, and Sheri", of the Guest quality, Steaks, Chops, lee. Gentlemen who merely wish to peruse She Newspapers, Magazines, &c. are respectfully informed the terms of Sub scription arc Two Guineas per annum. ROEFI A M Pl'ON. IVO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, it ELM GROVE, the' Properly and Residence of the late Lord Ellenborongls, wills about nineteen acres of Pas tare Land, well timbered, and about six acres of lofty, walled Garden. Hut houses!, ke. house is handso m ely furnished, is cumpkte repair, and fit fur the iounediate occupation of a large family. More Land may be bad, if required. Nor further reticulars apply to Messrs. Broodrett, Spines, •ed Reddish, Temple. ,BEDFORD-ROW. ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, with Offices, Conchlionise, Stable, &c. EXCELLENT FURNITURE and Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 3111 ROBINS, fin the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 16th Instant, at Twelve n'Clock, AVA LUA BLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cninprisiag a substaatial capital Family House, con taking three Rooms on a fluor, neatly finished, with conve nient Offices, open airy Yard, Coach-house and Stables, re. molly altered anti improved at * considerable expense, and mow in excellent order, situate N 0.36, on the west side of Bedford-row, Holborn, the propertymmi residence of JAMES T0PP.113% !Esti: Retiring front ibe.l3ar. The Premises are held tinder the Medford Charity, for a term which will expire at Christmas, 1833, at a kw ground rent of 601. per annum. 0* the same tisv will be SOLD by AUCTION the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, compriainz Bedsteads and Bedding, excellent Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, Drawing.rnom and Patinae Furniture, Kilt:6ll Utensils, and variMis Effects. The House may be viewed to the time of Sale:--the Furniture Iwo days preceding. Particulars and Catalogues on the Premises; of Messrs Brundrett, "kinks, and Red dish, Peck's Lltuldings, Temple; of Dlr. Wigg, Nortb•place; Gray's Init•lstle; at Girraway's; and of Mr. RObilllS 11111,- ." ' • Mr. Bustard, Mr. Brugdes, Mr. D. Gilbert, and others from the House of Cumniuus, bruusi t t up the Welsh iissie. pieservetion Bill, the Inland Coals Hill, the Tamara Dei ties (Ireland) Bill, the Spirits listerensrse Bill, the Super. riser of Each* Bill. the Churches Building (*Misled) Bi ll, • the Geserai Supine* of the Peace in hulas/ Hal, sod Nouse Private Bills, to whirls they desired their Lordships' cuu cureenee.—The Bills were severally read a hest time. The Excise Ditties Bill was read the third time, and passed. • The Milbank Peelientiary Hill was read the third time, nod passed. The Spirit Intercourse Hill was read the third time, sot pained. The Inland Coals Bill was read the third lime, and passed. The Fisheries Bounty HAI was read the third time, and passel!. A message from the Lords minonneed their Liardabips• ssatut to the Forrigu Enlistment Bill..with amends:cuts, to whirl, they desired the noutorrence of this House; and slim to the Colonial Airceiunts and Lariat Duties Bills. GRAMPOUND BRIHP.RY BILL. 0a the mitioie of Lord JOHN Rutscra,. the Howse re solved itself into a Committee um the Graimpounill Bribe.) , Bill. Lord latlN RUSSELL observed, that be underannd on e of the witesemes had alniewoled to avoid being 'asinine.' 1., rive the Coestsnittee; he stiggested that it should le neriasary that the lions. should resume, in order to adopt *Lefever proceeding might hr deerniol serepeary. The CtialleglAN (Mr. PETE,. Moons said, be owderslooLt the witness alluded to was out IA bums—t Lat Ilse messenger went to ise.rve a summons tin *MM. 11.11 cussid uul AO him, • but the *hues. was evpectell to return in a short time. The,Houre then restrinei t atoll the (cumber exasirtuati,:m of • mitamium *we polepourstille - sesniaarovr, • THE AAREVIEV TAX HEUE Ittf.L. oa - the mool .. of the Cpaucelmos of .tie lattembusa. the House resolved itself into a Crosansiossean the }versed Tax Relief Bill. The several elapse were agreed. Ike House resumed, and the Weal iris ordeird to be brasibt up to-morrow. THE NAVY Actin* ALLOWANCE On the motion of the CabIICKLLOR of thp Etierfams, the House resolved itself into a •ColarisitieaAta•avi'llill. The Clauses were armed to, the Iltsisso.yamposird, sad ebe Report endued le be received 1013ft/110F, , A person Runt the Royal !If iltarreanal brought up as account of the 'mesa tells en lb, Royal Plilitars Caused. Ou the ontion of the Comics:4.w* of the Etenteibta, the Exchequer Hills Bill was read a second time sod cure r Med. The lriyh Treasury. Bill was read a second time, and or. dered to Le committed Its-morrow.. 111 r. ilttabot , it brought op tlie Peports on the billowier Rills.; the amendments were read, and the Bats respectively ordered to Le read the third time to-morrow, and tn. grossed : The Smuggling Prevention Bill, the Irish Post-officellill, the East India Postage Bill, the South Whale Fishery Bill, the Plate Glass Bill, lite Coals I)rawbairk Bill, the Vessel. Corso Bill. the Irish Malt iterenne Bill, the Stage Coach Bill, the Printed Calk/S.BM, and the Irish lasolvent Bill. The House resolved itself Lilo a C,puintittee ud tlec.New South lev it i es Trade Rill, the several envies were agreed tu, and the Report ordered to be brought up to-morrow. The Church Building Amendment Bill was read the third lime, and passed. The Irish, Prisons Bill was read a woad time, aid or dered lobe committed tomiorrew. The Pauper Lunatics Ball wee rrad * snood time, and o-dered to be committed to.moiro‘r. • . THE IRISH FIS.NEBIEfiI On the motion of Mr. C. GRANT. the linage resolved it solved itself lulu a Committee cn the Irish Pi , lerries Coil. Sir I. Cooky; alluded In the riate of Ihr Fureiga figlwrirg, and raid, that our only regoarce now ang, in eoconotz.eing the Horne Figheriee. He approlied of Me Bill. The several donee*. erre then read and . *greed In, the Hong* ergoineal, sod She Report - was ordered to be brought up tomgorraw. The Wright of Bread Bill was reed a monad time. The Stamp .:et Amendment Bill was oideree to be lead a sernmi time rho day The Mir* Goods Certlicates Bill, the Irish Eseine I i mams Boil, se4 the kish Election Bill, were read • secomid Our, sod ordered to be committed 10-morrow. The Militia Pay Bill was recd the third time and pagerol. The Irish Militia Pay Bill rat reed the feint time and pegged. The House rlien.fresOlgrail itself ioto a Committee no the Sweet and Made Wines Bill, she Colrre Exportalion . Rill. and the Silk Megiofasture Bill, the severs' deuces of which were agreed to, Mad the Reponse to be brought up to morrow. The Spirgya Conotervailing Pill liras card a roeonii time, owl ordered to be committed iu•sanerow. . ♦ESEY REPORTS . 'lbis day is rahlished, by W. CLARK F. and SONS. Low Bnoksellcr4, Portugal-street, Lincoln's 100, Vol. XIX.: Part 11. price 74. Id. REPORTS of CASES ARGUED wed DETERMINED in the HIGH COURT of CHAN CERY, during the time of Lord Eldon. Py FRANCIS VESEY, Of Lincoln's Inn, Harrister.at•Law. Of !be 'hove Publishers may be had, It NCO' Edition of Messrs. YESF.Y and BEANIES' REPORTS in CHAN CERY, 3 ♦ole. Riled Bire. Si.hoards. This day were pulsliohrtl. in royal Bvo. price 9s. Vol. IV. Part 111. with Indexes, REPORTS of CASES ARGCTED anti DETERMINED in the COURT of EXCHEQUER nod EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, Sittings after Tri nity, 1817 By GEORGE PRICE, Eq. Barrister-at-Law. London Printer! fur W. Clarke nod Sons, Portugal 'trees, Lincoln's Inu. Of whom may he had, tine Four Volomes, containing the Caws from the 54th G. 111. to 5711 i G. 111. This illy is ptildiolied, In two vols. Bvo. price 1/. 40. hoards, LIFE of the Rog's,. HMI. FRANCIS NOSTII, Baron of Guilford, Lord )(repel of the Great Sod meaty Kling Chalks 11. and King James 11. whrrrits are inserted the ebsrariers of Sir Matthew Hale; Sir G. J•tfiie+, Warr Godolphin, and Others, the must eminent Lawyers and Ststoonwo of that time. 'By the Hon. ROGER NORTH. ••• Mr. Hargrave terms the writer of this work and pleasant, but wiry prejudiced writer, whose Life of his brother (Lord Keeper North) is full of iuterestiug Auer'luirs about the principal Lawyers in the Reign of Charles 11. and on that and other accuuuts deserves to be real& by all Stio.teßlll of the Law. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Puri gal. wee t, Inn. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL The Earl of L116111 , 00E. foist to move the third readies of the Foreign Enlistment Bill. He stated his intension of proposing some alteration iu the chose ambling the civil wiithorities to detain ships ou the oath of an isforini r, that there may be sonic person on board who rrtaMained the in tention of enlisting i• a foreiga scrim Hiaisbject was to introduce • proviso, requiriag soolkiadorsoer to state in his information such facts or eireutuslawcins as induced lino to form that belief. The Earl of ROesLYN said, that unilmilitedly fusels a pro. visa went far towards 'adoring his objerlion to the Bill, or rather to the details of it ; hut still he entertainod so strung an objection to the principle, that no chanze i• the details of the measure could rff.dually remove it. The proviso was then agreed to—the Bill was read the third time and passed. POOR RATES MISAPPLICATION BILL. The Marquis of LANSDOWN gave neli:e that on Monday next he would call their Lordships' attention to the Poor Rites Misapplication Bill, with the imention of sieving that it he read the third time that day throe months. COLLECTING OP TITHES IN IRELAND. The Earl of DONOUGHMORC 'mortised a Petitiuu from the Inhabitants of the Parish a St. Audeotes, in the City of Dublin, against the Bill for the collecting of Tithes in Ire land. The Petition was very respectably signed, and he prayed their Lordships' attention to it, for alibiing's the sill had hcen withdrawn fur ilib present, it was on au under standing that the measure %mild be introdnred in the next Session of Parliament. He Moved that the Petition be read. The Earl of I.lvEarnot. tholight, 24 the Bill bail lueeu substantially rejected by the Rowe, the could sot be received. The Earl of DONOUGIINORE trusted, from the circum stance of the case, that au objection would be hid to the receiving of the Petition. He had understood, that there were several other Petitions iu progress against this very ob noxious measure. The Earl of Lisataticg stated, shut, by this day's post, he had received a letter from the south of irelissisl, isfortn iog him that some Petitions would he sent to bini„ for the purpose of being preseuted to Parlianseut against the own sure proposed to he introduced in the twat &aims by At Learned Prelate (the Bishop of lime: irk!. The LORD CRANCELLOR thought, that as the nal had been ordered to be read " this day three niontlisr it would he advisable to take tlwae Petitions Tutu consideration" this day three months.'—(A Magi.) The Petition was then withdrawn. tHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS. On the (notion of the Earl of LivEnrouL, the H o use re: oared itself into n Cuuntsitire to euio.iiter of (be Charitable Foundations Bill. , be she Committee several verlml ameadments "i IL The Dere:moll • • Is the Committee several verbal limemllomitil mere mimic The Dkeaord Oflicera Arrears MD won trdiA n sward time, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The LORD Ctuttgat.tos and Lord RIDIIIIDALis severally am; enteral to be restrained. • , - I By Mr. WAKEFIELD. objected to the clause litlich gave a jurisdiction in rases Sir H. P rope toported certain -ihrnoloikins nu . i At Ga matey's, on TUESDAY, the 13th July, at It o'Clock, Master of the Rolls, and eicladed the jurisdiction of the be would not at prisimt Sure on the Hoare. After stating • contemplated by the Bill to the Vior.Chancelloe and the the state of the Public Expends isfr, lite dlseerallan of *halt . '• i flpH F. :clebralcd • ESTATE of PIERCE. .. . Lord Chancellor. IFI ELI), near Chepstow, in Monmouthshire. Tab pro- This ft • , , the 'rods Anisritint of Public Income, he meld shod the there! • petty cdnaiiita of a Noble Manttiins, standing hi a . tark 0671 . chase ,.,l after some "hrillsw.b" b e tween bir d Hal- - of collecting the revenue emoituted to 5,b111000i. . . , House twee until the sport abotiM be bronelit up. Acres, bounded ow sioe side Sy a stone wall, on the other by :', 1 0 ... 50 : lam LIVIMP " I--- - an , .. I .'" il bilig 4 tEN o ß , wog After a f ew wo w], from , ti e c mAsegi.tort of . . b . ' saw , - - , 1 . . Ohs River Wye. Ti. whole Eitate coospriseti 1,174 Acres of . gum, the debate on the atraiuu was &Outmost to 111m4ay i , _ i• : Laud, extending op both the boobs of am, Wye, from dose tt i ! h r e ett Se Re port was order - Laud, se was it resumed, a n d frade - ~,,,,,. r eel to be brought op to-ntorroe. . . to Tinter.. Abbey to the Town of Chrioshigt. anti i. tit Ai .. . Mr. Satan propas;il Certain Erersisnitos to ph* itiveieit ,- annual value of 3,6601. Is pirtoreirpie scenery ihil sr . , .. I N3O 1., ENT DEWTORS, , iiimenise the expenditure ern the NAM Wdrits. • . ' .. hos been long celebrated as the ow in Great &haat, Shore twid AiVIU 4II6 rime an d 08 4. that 0 2 MI Siva diffi- The Mesolutions siatedobas tubes our wont frgloliltaiiit.i. . . .Id Oh having lavished her favours Opus it with u oasol , hotiolifol eSIIY vilikvogard tot pt comma, which ashlar, ..414 gri s t log Mg barreled at trat moms* FA , r bawd, sold rendered it the hen. nod owl& of all levese of w•.•dwwwlwew to the Politie , ttl, hiPwf"w i wi sh rgraenre ,itypar- Sae Sewn. The intrinsic sidnYtkl.WCat 6 05 D imetuttoSnlsr • • the Isioolemst Debtor. Bill.' The titian/4 Period of tab ' ',whew of the weds nf ,at I. • rw- . ' 'hXs of . .. -, isicbesesaw and the seem% wi,fda paid is p ea dos 4, fl e a Bessitiviereraed to render it impuirableFrarderte sal talon snatch' (he ddieserd +weal " Ts _ Seat usiikeic, pay limb alien ISM to the palmation. of 1110,11111= 1" bw • ' eons shirks. Rootlet* itolohsliotltdo 1 ilw u Pertiailere may he had 4 Steers White sod Wimmlrefie, nstetline , ollsoted to wairaiii• 1. MA* dbildatallp..w Noble pe p..yieg hy per eeetero, was way • . • . Sollello.l. Ligon/1041m ;of Meows. Lemma. Solicitors; 111140611 a hio_b• ff•ri of L•0d0:2:44 I: L : 4 z • f0n....«:- puithe mr.....• •• .. __• -., :. ... Use asly 01l Snalot vile. Co4te, Solicitor . . Enos ; Mews. ii.ots, SAW- eui"9, 111111 M e " .° ..h e , .Pe ohetatitig After . ter swot& freak Ma leoLvie umeicei4,Loil i 4 of that W ril li o lt %...1 It esti, to pass a 134 renewing ror saw the Act Bow io or the Excpctists, the letter S." ' Sa t: sit Mr. Widg."ll / 4 Land Arent sisi.'!'"sYur. timid" sad width otherwise Roust ism* firer.. sae a*i;m i a of the rams frukte a. I. lz tri Na. 411, /I Melt, 01 ibous Tickets tiny be had to mew it. AI ..e . . ---..—....—. _ _ - .-..... . BY SPECIAL DESIRE. • 11! f E-110 1.. COVENT-Gil RDRV. • THIS EVENING, FRI I3A Y. July 2.141 1 I» acted the Plat of THE STRANGER. The Prancer, Mr. Yount; Count Wintersea. Mr. 04— nor; Ba: ma Sterol., t, Mr Egerton; Solomon, Mr. Emery., M r s. Ilallre, MI. , O'Neill; Countess Wintersen, Mrs. nitwit. After which, the revived Farce of TH E A PPRENTIC E. Tnek time), Mr. Yates, in which be will introduce a variety of I mitrition4. To which will be added, 213th lime, a Farce . with some Msoie), called A, ROLA NI) FOR AN OLIVER. T.iucipsa Characters--Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Jones, Mr. Ab. Tvist• Mr. Emery, Mr. J. lyrics Miss Foote, Yiw 0606/10•4 ini•i lints Green. T a . u foirow, Othello, with Rem Ton. • ' .y Os *lmlay, Romeo and Juliet, wills Hnther nob». ay SI'LCIAI. DESIRE OF. THE DUKE AND • DUCHESS OF KENT. LAST %VEER BUT Olin. • rNDFI: THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF MN htoYAI. tIIt.HN E S THE PRINCE REGENT, ' Ant by Authority of the Lord Chambetlain. TIIRA'rRE-11011rAL, 11:1Y-N.411KliT. The esinnany of Perforniers lately oolitic at the Theatre. Royal, Drto dine, most respectfully be leave to state to ?Ito that a% the late SYBOOU at that Theatre has bees ' , insider:ay attritive, of its usual dictation (1i Cir. moistener sit the tutors material etimeipsencv and & K its. t ..... to many sit the Members of that Establishment), his Ravel Ilikliniss the Prince Rezent has most Eracitiosly and benevolently lescettileil In bestow his Royal Pit. toinsze turtle Performers to art for a short period Ili this Thra:re. The support of the Nubility, Gentry, and Pub lic in zeneent i i nova resproffilly solicited. THIS PItESENT ER.WAY, July e, will be prevented the Musical Entertainment of TIIF. TURNPIKE GATE. Sir Edward Dashasray, Mr. J Smith; Crack, Mr. Mon dr ; Robert :51rytliorn Mr. Yarnuld. Landlady, Miss ! rim; Po ll ey, Mrs. Oicer ; Mary, Mrs. Covenry. Mr. Southey's Poem of "Mary, the Maid of the Inn," will be recited by Miss S. Booth. After which the Farce of p Asl"r EN O'CLOCK. Dowry, Mr. 51 len ; Saar, Mr. Gattie; Captain Wildfire. Mr. Ysenold ; Harry Punctual, Mr. Hamblen. Nam!, Mo. Orger; Lowy, Mule S. Booth. To conclude with the Musical Entertaiiimoit of THE RIVAL SOLDIERS. Nipperkin, Mt. M•tirlen; Lentos, He. Barnard; Sinclair, Mr. T. Coolie. Mary, Mix. Barnard. To.inorrow, A fluid Stroke fur a Husband, with Honest Thieve..