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" t'r 17Ap ct &k.OA It 41 Fa INS: 11101 Rvit 1 - rtrind Mr. PALMER. THEA4-4VIL DRURY-LANE, THIS EVE will be performed the Comedy of 'FFIE SCH OL FOR SCANDAL. • Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. WROUGHTON, Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. D 4 /WTON, lip Benjamin Rackhite, Mr. PALMER, Joseph Surfa.e, Mr. BARRI - MORE, Charles Surface, Mr. DWYER, Crabtree, Mr. suErr, Careless, Mr. HOLLAND, Rowley, Mr. PACKER, Muses, Mr. WE'.VITZER, Strike, Mr. C AULFIELD, Trip, Mr. CHATTERL EY, Lady Teasle, Mrs JORDAN, ~,, Lade Sneerwell, Mr*. ANSELL, " Maria, Mts. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. Candour, Mies POPE. In Act 111. a Song by Mr. DIGNUM • End of the Play, A MILITARY ADDRESS, (Wrltobv Mr. Cherry, Author of The Soldier's Daughter), P. bespoken by Mr. PALMER, at the Character of Serjeant Kite. Tors:mantle with " God Save the KING." • Towitich aril be added the Noe Grand Serro•Cowic Ro mance of THE CARAVAN; OR, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. The Characters by Mr. BARTLEY, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. DIGNUM, Mager WEST, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MAD DOCKS. Mr. WEBB, Mr. MALE, Mr. RHODES, Mr. EVANS. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mini DE CAMP. Tickets and Places lobe had of Mr. Palntcr, No. 12, King . ; Row, tiintien; and Mr. Suet; No. 2, Denis Chic Market ; and of Mr. Foahrook, at the Boa Office, LAW,. Russell-street. BENEFIT OF MR• KNIGHT, His Last Appearance on the Stage. T • • HE AT RF.-R 0 VAL, COVF.NT-G ARDE N, THIS EVENING (by Particular Desire) will be acted the favourite Comedy of SPEED THE PLOUGH. Cr Mini Blandird, Mr. MURRAY. Cr Abel Ilandy, Mr MUNDEN. Bob Handy, Mr. FAWCI- TT: F..emer Ashfield, Mr KNIGHT. Mess Blandfoid, Mrs GIBBS. Dame Ashfield, M's DAVENPORT. Susan Athficld, Mn. H. SIDDONS. I End of the Play, A FAREWELL ADDRESS By Mr KNIGHT. THE GHOSTS; or, Mrs. DUFFY and M r i. CRUCK - SHANKS, by Mr. FAWCETT. TWO FAVOURITE SONGS by Mr. INCLEDON. A YORKSHIRE CONCERT; efre, MADAM FIG'S MU SICAL GALA (.1 New Song), by Mr. EMERY. THE CHAPTER OF CHR MUNDEN.ONOLOGY (a New Song) By Mr. Nyr .rhlch (be Peensiwion of the Propristors tlars Thrift Royal, Drury Lane) the Musowl Farce of THE PRIZE; or, 2,5, 3, 3. Heartwell by Mr. BRAHAM, In which Charaftcr he will introduce "1 whispeed he, my Liet Adieu," Composed by Himself t And, " Just like Lose," Cimposed by Mr DAVY. Lenitive (fur the Fit and only Time), Mr. KNIGHT. Cwidy, Mr. DAVENPORT. Label, Mr. BLANCHARD. Caroline, Signora STORACE. rrHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORRUW, will beperfonned, a Comedy, called WOU'D AND SHE OU'D NOT. Dim Manuel, Mr rr. Desrhilip, Mr BARRYMORE. Octavio, Mrs HOLLAND. Don Lewis, Mr CAULFIELD. Algusatic, M. COOKE. Traprant, Mr. BANNIS TER, Jun. Diego, Mr MADDOCKS. Hippnliia, Mis. JORDAN, (Wag her Fir.t Appesiance in that Character this Season ) Roam (for that Night only), Mn. MOUNTAIN, la which Character she will introd.ice Two celebrated New Songs. Flora, Mee DECAMP. Viletta, Miss Pt/PE. Inthe course of the Evening, a Popu'ar Ballad will be Sung By Mrs. BLAND. End of the Comedy, the favourite Pallet of THE TRUE LOVERS' KNOT. The Principal Chatectem by Mr. BYRNE, Master BY R NE, and Miss IS MENACE. To which will be added, the last New Mesisal Fare of A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. The Donn win be opened as Hall.past Five, and the Pie formance .egiti at Half-past Six. ilexes, G. Pit. Ss 6d. Gallery, to. Upper Gelerr, Places for the BONO/ to be taken of NIL resbrinilt, at the Bez-Office, in l. Jule Ruseell-etteet. VIC TUALLING-OFfICE, APR t 1 24, 1204. THE COMMISSIONERS' far Vidualling Hi ligiesty's Nen is ken* Owe Netier, that ow TUESDAY the 224 e( My mit, they will Ire ,i 4 N reccive Traders in if'riti.4 (ulla rp), end vial for Fiat flimiltiol Tnirs if Pr tahr.tott n Netreattle SIN, or Salt If opal goodness ; and f r Fear Ifoutdrel ions of Enzt;sh Roy Solt, of the lsrsest Groin, cy which the PRIORII rho 'Rolle the Tenders are to produce Samples; le be debtered into His Moiety, Victualling Ste es at DertPri, One Half by the 31st July, and the remainder by the 30th September neat, free e a Charge awl iiuk to Mt }!glary ((seep: Liar the Contra. or rill k aimed 2s. 1. Id. per Tecitte the P4rter nee a!' the Salt from the Wharf to the Storm ; emil to be psielfor by Bus payable with Interest Vinery pays after dote. . - The Cold times ,f tilt Co,itrirts may Lit wen 112 the Secretary'. Of re, at this Oifire,or by aaplybrz tte Collets , ' if Sat/ Dalt' ar ilampehire, awl aditiiileueick, is Cheshire, reare• cly. . A... 1 all re • , orrt yen may think poopor to oat Toe drat op. the Lint Ocr.ion.•re deoi. a to take Notice, that r i regard kit be &ad to any Trader i e chit. th • .11 am be iresertrti Ll Word, nt bettk. or e.ar Acel NW he delitared to l Bo iret before Ohe o'Cloek on the aril Turn:Soo. t4e 22d ay May veer, nnr mew t;,r Pusan 'Ow Toedrr, 4.• me ri on Co &heti, Moats, to cm:, er ken oar n for II Or <Arittob m4ll.rtfoo TUESDAY, M VICTUALLING OFFICE, M4T 9, 1904. THE COMMISSIONERS for "'Woes/lib: HU ilejestfa Nagy de hereby girt Keoire, That an TUESfril nest, the IStk bestatet, they teal Fe ready to re 'firs Tenders, in write,_ (sealed up 1, and treat for One Dandrill Tina of !Ibis cored', Sugar, to be anstoeraNe to Saiqdrs to oe prodived with thr Tender.; and for One linndred Tau If illoiossee, so be deli Bred lamed intrty into the Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for bg Mil payabr with Interest, Ninety Days after dote The Conditions .f the Contracts may be urn at the Secretary's PAT. And all Persons !rho may think ropes to stoke Tenders spot tht said o.' osion, ore desired to take Notice, that no Ile„ and bill hi had to any Tender in which the Prier shotl not be biberted In Words at length, or that shat/ aot be claimer,' to the Bo , r d brim. Ale o'Cloek on eV: said Tuesday wit, the 15th rose. one widen the P‘rsoss oho auit" the Tender, or none eon on his Behalf, ntten , :s, to answer when rated for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, &Linen 21, 1504 T HE COMMISSIONERS for Viffor il litif. , Ifii Moitaty's None do hereby sire Notice, Vint as TUESDAF the 29th of Kay sou, they via* ready to rere.ve Traders in writing (mated up), and treat for Three Thoutawl Pipes of /1,,r -reinna Red Wine, to k delivered, fret of duty, n nhin the period of Si: Mouths front the Day of Contre.4, into the ri-rttallint Stores at Plynosah, Portsinanth, owl Deptford, in the plowing Pm portions, viz Plymnuth - Port,inotath - Deptfosl 1500 rpm. 1000 500 3000 to be paid for by /3i14 pa . lahte witk iattrtat Ninety Drys ni.rer Date. R No Tender . 11 , a les. L'atuototy th.,a 500 rim will k adnei,ted. The Conditions of the CentrwA lady be seem at the Fe-emery's o(frre. And all l't rem scha may think peeper to make Tenders upon the raid occasion are desir, d to take Notiec, that no iergsrd will hr had to any Tender in st hick the Price shall art be inserted in Won& at It nglk, or theft shall in be &fleeced to the liamd before 04 o'Clork an the sold Tuesday, the 29th of Allso, nor makes the Pero sou srho sw,kes the Thaler, er wane Person oa his to 0.8111 . 1 , whea railed for. f . . 1Y 15, 1804. SI lAKSPEARE LOTTERY. ESSRS BOYD I.ILL beg leave to acquaint / the I' !him in gnnerai, and their Friends ill puteutar, that the T.cLets Inc the SIIAKSPEAR•E LOTTERY, Price Three Guil.o.is, pith Schemes of the said Lett-t!, are new read.. f-r at the Slialts:ienre Gallery, Pad-Mall ; at Meot:. B ort.,ll's No. 90, Clieapside; and at all the Li censed Lottery o:t.Cld ill Great Britain and Ireland. MAN FED. as an Apprentice to a COM PJSITOR, in a R ever mill- PRINTING-OFFIZT. in the City, a Lad of rilr , ra' eche-anon ~trul good morale and, as bushiest is of a g,lizral and extensive natur., tiigethr with his living in eStiv res .eet as one of the family, a Premium will of course be expected. For Particulars apply to W. West, at the Office of this Paper. GIG OR SADDLE. HORSE. TO BE SOLD, A STRONG HANDSOME BROWN HORSE, A F mdeea Hands and a Half hich,Sit seam oldon quiet in harness or saddle that a Lads may d. ye him The ia.:t welt- wombs he has born used necasvniaily by an uld q mtle man t dmw and rid, To he seen at kendall's Liver) Stables, Long Acre. Price Thirty Guineas. TO RE. MILD, AFREEHOLD FARM, in HOCKWOLD ei" NI-WILTON, in th. County of Nor' .Ik, inflated on the River Ouse, which ii Nay.g.tWe to the Port of Lynn, which is di-taiit abort Twenty Miles, am; to Brandon about Twelve Miles: consisting of alwit.t THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES of LANG, Us a • improved slate of Cul tivation, with a Dwelling House, a Barn, Stables, Cow- Houses, dm. in `cad repair, atul a libe ty of Visiting in the River. The Farm has litt , terto been in the Orcup aim of the Owner, who will engag, to find • temmtisihle Tenant, to enter upon it immediately, for the Term of Foistmia Years. For Pattleubri, enquire of Mr. Brunarett, No. I, Elm. court, Temple, Loadon ; and of Mr. Ougnicire, Attnr.ivy at Law, Thetford, William P. In, at the Field House Farm, in Brandon, will chew the Premises. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aran 25,1804. FrHE COMMISSIONERS for Piesserllittg His A Majesty's Naoy do hereby gut N•4;re, That en I . III. 7 IIADAY the 24th of May out, they tail be reedy is 'retire Tenders in ritia& (staled op), end treat ter the .that Fresh Reef. Hum, and Sea Prarision., moo be 'mowed for the Ilse if His Ma irsty's Ships end toss's at ll'aterford, for Treece M.ieths certain, lindfulher until bir !Veneta Notice shell be giieit an either tide for the terteiviatiess thereof: ele mode If payment to be by Bi ;prraide with barren Ninety Dade after do:r. The Conititiani of the Contends way he *eve et the Seerrtara's Olin. at th:s Ulce, or by apptyitie to the Collector of the Custom. at Treteeterd. dad al Persons IA he ■.s think proprr le make Tenders wpm" the vat Occasion, are ae,ired to take Home, that no trd will he h ed le ail railer 114 whieh the Priee dual oat he inserted is Words at TA " T th, or that dull oat be 'tethered to the Ward before One antork "e the said 'Minato. the 24th of .times t, nor 'mita the Per on who mm . 4.2 the Tender, sr some Perna on his Behalf', attends, to wilco calla tor. dial Oust wick Tinders as contain es t•oso4a.a prices upon s o me .4 rtiritt, and parrs marts ioferior to the real *doe opsn others, %lt he cooside,ed as itaplopir is la adulate!. ILOYAL JEN'NERIAN SOCIFTY, FOR THE EXTEI. 1141 NATION OF THE SMALL PDX. Patron, The KING. Patron' s The QUEEN. Vice P ornnes, Hie Royal Highneo The PRINCE of WALES. Ho Royal tli;hmnTheDUKEor YORK, His Royal Iliehn-is The DUKE. of CLARENCE, His Royal 14hehn.s The DUKE. of CUMFIRRLAND, His Royvl Highneo The DUKE. of C A NIKRIDGE, His Royal 11 itines The DUKE of GLOUCESTER. •1 1 1-1 E ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the SO. 1 CIETY will be ho6leu at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on THPRSD AY the 17th of May instant. yfa Grace The DUKE of BEDFORD President, in the Chair. St ..Ind., The Marquis of Hertford, Mathew &vale, M. D. Fart Simvncer, Thomson IS , ,n a, Esq. The Earl of Darnley, John chri.oc, John Abernethy, 6.1 Thome. , Ever..rt, Ecrl. M. P. J. Julio. Anccot. in, Esq. John Fuller, F. M. P. WM. Babington, M. D. Abraham Goldumd, Ego. Dinner veil be on the Table at Five • 'Clock preri.ely. Tickets lon. 6d. each, may be bad earths Secretary, and at the Crown and Anchor. CUM. MURRAY, See. No. 19. Grevile.etrne., FiAwn Garden ••• No Cu&Riau after Dine r. EIORNSBY and CO. Vti, Cornhill. beg leave t remind the P.i il.c, tl.at the FIRST DRAWN TI'.:KET, on THURSDAY NEXT, will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, besides An egos, thence of eery other Capital Pose. There ucoer rag en Grind a Wt.eol shire the exi, , tene? of Lotteries, tier were TICKE r, and SHARES ever so reasonable as vier am nen Selling by HORNSBY and CO warranted undrawn. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET on THURSDAY MORNING NI-XT, Bcing the Seventh Day of Drawing. MESSRS. HALL and CO. Successors to Mr. 11. iehol , on, itifnro the Pub' e, that Trckcts • -.1 Sham eintilitre rm tole ( wart ,n.e , 11 ;val. toil, at the R tY AL EXt..HA \GE S EAT): LOTTERY OFCICt., N. 71 C()RNHILI., corner of the Ro , al Ruei wog.. I'he -I is reina•...atrly rich, •ii. two 00'2u.notm. toot ot to,thgn. -.e of two of Y. 01,01 one of 1,001. arid fire of 5301.; baud , ' 2001 , 1001., and Arl., Prim (and only Four Dal. to draw ;; a circumstance uni.r cedent.d in the a.inal. L'elera.. - % and the price compacitire)e • ,11, considarine the ntalintude et tn, Capital Pnre. in Ili, Wheat PRESENT PRICE Tociat 191 IN. Half .. • • ..101. 84 Od. Els%th I. 194 01 Fourth .... 51. M. Od. L fitztecath 11. COALS -A CAUTION. VARlOUSatethe pretensions to sell Coati cheap : the Public should be aware of deception. We advertise the best Newcastle Coals, good llousekeepres Cods, and Sunderland Coals: the lancet vary according to the qua lity. By selling cue sort for another • heavy penalty hangs over the Seller, consequently the word Good, instead of con tracting to sell the Ekst, is adrertiied, sod escape: coo.icnon and as inferior sort it sent sod vend ..-d Ones ur four shillings lower than the b. -t. We feel it a duty incuoibent on us to give this caution, as fainil.e<, u.nUg to the Markets falling, way be laying it a stock of Rotoith inwead of best Coal:: we pledge ourselves to give the utmost satisfa,sion both in quality and measure. - riddre,s ogcl...rs to the LO,JDON SEA-CO ‘L COMPANY, Soothsaytoo-sto•et, .14440rn, mid no where eke. Estab,thed It 1790, by HAitkISON Jnd CO • • No House ean, or do sell on lower T •rms. MAHRATTA WAR. On Thursday will be publiabei, in elegant Quarto. NOTES of the several Transations in the MAHRATTA EMPIRE. Dated, Fort December 19, 1803. With an Appendix of Official Documents. Printed for J. Debrett, oppoutT Burl:moon I lowie, Noma*. •.• The Public are most respscifully ml th.it this Eiition will comprise, besittes an interewing App 'Mil, a cor rect Drawing of the BATTLE of DELHI, whizh will dis tinguish this as the only genuine Edition. This Day is published. By F. C and J. Rivington, No. 62, Sr. Pagre Chareb-Yerd. la One Volume Octavo, oath an Appendix, price 71. 6d. a • bonds,. • • • S TRICIVRF—S upon an HISTORICAL RE. VIEW of the State of IRELAND, Rs F. PLOWDEN, Esq. Or, a JUSTIFICATION of the Condoct of the English Go vernments in that Country from the Reign of flew) . the Ild. to-the UNION of Gr:at Country, and Ireland. N N. A small pert of this Work basalroadv appearrd in The Nr:tisli Critic for Nowit.ber, Dezember, January, and Febru ary last. The present nuluiration, besides being an Answer to Mr. Plowden's Work, contains an Accuunt of the Causes and Objects of the different iu Ireland, as also of those Coris..iracies from time to time detected by the vigilance of the Irish Government . The Amiendix captains many par ticulars of the History of Iralaorl, it. rutticnt Laws, Customs, Jr.c dre. not generally known. This Day is published, in Oee very large Vo!oche Bro. hand somely printed amt illustrated with Nut' Plates, by Low!, price las. boaids, AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into the NATURE and PROPAGATION of HEAT. By JOHN LESLIE. Printed for J. Ilawinon, 2t, Poultry. Of whom may oe nad, just published, SMALL'S ACCOUN'Ir of the ASTRONOMICAL DIS COVERIES MKEPLER including as Ruriew of the Systems, which bad succemivey prevailed b store his tint Elucidated by Eleven Astrouonsial Plates, by Lowry, 71. W. boards. This day is published, in one large Volume. live. prig lOs. W. in to arils, THE HIGHLANDERS; a POEM, descriptive of the Scenery, Manner*, Customs, sod Prejudice...l that siligukr People including a stout account of the W.Anderings, Sufferings, and Es .31re of Prince Cliarks Edward Stuart, in 1746. Also, s TRANSLATION of the GAELIC FRAGMENT of MORDUTH, By M. GRANT, Lagion. Printed (or the Author t whl by Lnagentat and Rees, Nis.99, Paternoster row. gad, in the Month aLlune witl be published. ATOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION of the PLAIN and SITE of TROY ; together w.th atteh Part+ of the Coast of Phryeia as have been Objeett of . _ . , Criticism. Dedicated, by Permaisearn, to her Grace the Ditcher , of Deson.hire. Sy NiILLIASI Gni., rag, B A and F.A 5 Lato Fellow of Eitimanuel CambrAgo. In the Wort will be given .wont 45 etched and colotred Plates, taken from accurate Drawing. mode on the Spot by , the Author, and chiefly engraved by Mr. Medland. Each Plate INN have it. a”rininriate Le.ter-preirs De , crlption, in which every PleeaUtit4l will b? I rken, to render the Subject i.itel to the Reader. The Work is designed to staid en Ipportunity to such a. have not visited the C..untry, form ing their own Opuninri. of the . ropngrAphy of Homer. 111418 V Verse , of the Iliad and Odyssey will oleo be cit-i, etbkli &- minim, or appear to describer, then.eic.i... Pu.t.ons or Monu ment, of the 1 road. The aill roo,ist of a Deline.ition of the whole Conn .f Ploy cia, fron. Anta,tilros in the Dolph of Adraniynium to tit • Ifi..'e the H •4lc. oat - work u prit.ting i 1 s Fvl.o Ui 4111 e, that Form bring nee...wary for the P:Ates. Priioed (u I n Lu.'mast an: Ll Rees, Se. 39, P.ter• IIWITCT-C • :„ . Lai' r..) . 441, p urri (rItICE SIIPEZ4E. This Day was rhiSlished, In Oct"' *co Three Shillings and Sixpence . ; HISTORICAL- ISUTLINES of the RISE tut F.STARLISHMENT of the PAPAL rowza ; addr,dtdd to thr Ropn Catholic Pri-rts of Ireland. ity HENRY mip, of Pembroke College, Oxford. tited for T Lagnian and C. Reed, PeLraoster•row ; awl J. Hatchanl, Piccadilly. Siiwtly will he pis'Aished, he the mum Author, a Second Dation, revised, of the R •Yolution.: of Russia; dedicated by P 0111 4 .1014 to Lard Henry Petty, M.P. Tilts day is puSlished, very liabrimmely printed in One Vu lture, Bro. price 7s. boards, PATRIOTISM; or, the Love of oar Country ; I) Essay, illustrated b 7 Ens wiles from ancierft d • !!.:Tory. Dedicated `to the Volunteers ut the U.i.ted •41• By WILL!. A FREND, Put. . Author of Evening Am tri2inents. Priori,.lts of Tweak*, Nisei times of Algi , na, &o. Printed for J. Klima-11, N 0.22, Poultry. Of whom may be I - twi t :just published, MILLAR' , HISTORIC/44P EA; of the ENGLISH. GO VE.:N MENT, &no tho Smarm* if the s on: iogiblein .4 to the prewet time, 4 Vole. !tea: 11.124.4tt Uaids. PI. ki t LAING'S HlSl 4 olllkof 9Car..,AND, the te,ini t... • eurreftext, with a preliminary Ltimaitotion on the tart! • of Mary Quota of Scott in t;ie Murder of Barrdzy. 4. n SW.. 11. 16.. Worth. . _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mouomr, Mar 14. Mr. Adam concluded the argument for - the Re.. spondent. in the appeal, the Duke of Queensberry r. M'Murdoch ; after which, Mr. Alexander was heard in reply. The Lord Chancellor then moved, that the further proceedings in this cause be adjourned to Monday next; strenikrintimating that it would be more judicious in thk parties to come to a compro mise in the interim. He said, the case included un common hardships bearing on one side; )et•lf their Lordships were called upon for judgment, they must decide according to the r igid rule of law. The judgment was accordingly postponed. 'fhe Fourteen Millions Loan Bill, the Irish Lean Bill, the Additional Customs Duty, and A dditioual Excise Duty Bills, with various oth:r Bills, went through a Committee of the whole House ; the report ordered to be received to-morrow. • • The Solway Frith Fishery Bills, and several others were read the second time. 'I he Order of the Day, for taking into considera tion !lis Majesty's Mess ige respeaing a pensi n to be granted to the widow and family of the late Lord Kilwarden being read ; 'I he LORD CH.ANCELLOR left the Woolsack, and said, be begged leave to trouble their Lord shios with a very few words, in the absence of other Lords. (There sun no one of the Minister: prewnt.j Never had words been applied with more truth and propriety than those used in 1-1;..144«..7 P. which the late Lord Kilwarden is described as an upright and excellent Jndge. He should, therefore, rnive, than an humble Address be presented to His - M..jesty, assuring His Majesty that the House would cliterfully concur in the objea of the message.— Agreed to.—Adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS —SiolgoAT, MAT 14. At four o'clock, a Committee was chosen by bal lot, to try the meths of the Liskeard Eleeion Petition. On the motion of Mr. Creevy, the Committee on . the Liverpool Dock Bill obtained power to send for ' persons, papers, and records. All the public orders of the day were, on the motion of Mr. Alexander. discharged and postponed till Friday next.—Adjourned. We understand that before the gallery was opened to strangers, after the ballot, new writs were moved for the re-eleeicn of Lord Lovaine and Mr. Long, who have accepted the offices of Lords of the Trea sury; and for Mr. W. Dickenson, who is appointed.% Lord of the Admiralty. FR .Nek.. TRIBLIN kTE, Mrs FLoittit, APRIL SO. SITTIMG BSTIOLORMIOARY Or Tilt liiiitlNATt. FASO,: DE LAUDE, Ptislotrit. Aft r the minutes of the last sitting lad been read and approved, the President ad,iressed tue assembly as follows 1 ‘ On the 23d of this month, our colleague, Cu rer, laid on the table a motion of order, in which he demanded, Ist. That the Government of the Re public shall be confided to an Emperor ; 2d, T 1 at the Empire shall be hereditary in the family of Na poleon Bonaparte, now Fi: st Consul ; 3d, t bat such of our institutions as are only traced out, shall be definitively suppressed." Cowes. then said, . 4 Citizens Colleagues. I appear i in this assembly to call your attention to weighty ob. jets in which :he nation is highly interested. In a matter of so much importanie, it is necessary that you should grant me that attention and indulgence which the purity of my patriotism gives me reasni; to hope ; for the success and duration of every pi*. Peal system depend on the stability of the. GOOPTro ment, which forms, as it were, the centre of it. where every thing terminates. This principle is incontesta ble, for all times and for all circumstances, butt us application becomes a necessity still more incontes tible, when, in consequence of great changes havirj produced, and developed, an order < f things whist, fists under new points of view the destiny of Ole people, it can be evidently proved, that these pvii tical changes are sanelioned for ages, and the main tenance of the grand multi they have left behind them, are secured for ever, by bringing back and re-establishing, in a certain authentic hereditary , course ti succession, the Government incorporated with these great results, and which is compelled in as intimate a manner with them as the trunk of a [ICC if. with its roots.", • The Spe:ker then called the attention of the Trhs . buttes co memoraule epoch us tt.e when the I.ench, according to his blaspheme*. Si. 1. ~ ~ .~ ~' % x i • W bout .1- Ili•ris wit, IGS. rratrd )1... • kc. et • isaa. URS f el. of nna email anis; set re 6d.) ow to ough. 1 Sof,, '. a 0 is