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AI, - •- ' • * * ' • • - • VI.. br ~4 1p t• • : 1 r to b r f r 3 o . • ' ; " , _ ~~ im • • •:•.. HEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T THIS EVT `. 010 will be presented (by perrnisson the Pr prietors of the T:.eatre fl.yal t Covent-Garden) the popular Comedy of JOHN BULL Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. I`..regrine, Mr. ELusTorl. Sir Simo.i Rochdale, Mr. MATHEWS. Erin 4 R..e 1 .61c, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Lord Fit Mr. WHARTON. Hon. TO ' , W1;11 , 4011, Mr. DE CAMP. job fhotnet , `Jr KANNISTEE, Jun. 3.0,1 Barr, Mr GROVE. Dennis Brolgrudd,ry, Mr. NOBLE. Lady Carotin.. Braymwe, Mn. HART.UWE. Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. WARD, Mary ThombeTry, Mrs. GIBBS. Ti thick will be added (23th Time), a Splendid D ra matic JAM, callcd, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Spirit of the Dance (in Act I.), and Ferdinand (son of the King nf hi.iplda), Mr. GOODWIN. Prtopero (Duke of Mi(an), Mr. DE CAMP. Antonio (Prospeoiii lltuther), Mr PALMER, Jun. AAA, Ma-ter OSCAR BYRNE. Cal ihan, Mr. G. D'EGN'ILLE Miranda (Mt I.), Mon C SRISTOW. Miranda(Act IL), Midi B MENAGE. F;r.t Male Spirit. Mr. TAYLOR. Female Spires, MI.. DANIELS, and M,s% 110WFT.T.S. Tire Mores incidental to the Piece, are mipport•li Mc.BlßNE,Ma,iter OSCAR BYRNE.and M is W.:NAGE. Place/ to be taken of Mr. Rica, at the Box-office of the Theatre. • # 4 . •••'• * • • '" • jeCM.fle.-I4 PROPERTY ACT. DUTY ON DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS. IVOTICF. a herein, riven, that the several Ogees of the 1 1 BANK OF ENGLAND aid THREADNEI OLE STREET. of which No.i..e has been :teen, will continue open rereir. • ; Lhate and ditching the war, until all the ll.ities Amy been re t 4 It ri or otherwise accounted for to the Corantbsioners of the Muria, or Is tb. Commissioners for London, i p.rononee o s , the sonil A. l ; and all Perio n are deli , td te Aida Notice, That J.,r those Swot nut actin , ' or orrowite.l for, eke Parties will he ohorgeable double the Daly, ad liable to be subd for the manse by I oust from Bit Mnitity's Court of EtrAegneo. By o..der of the Breed July 7th, 1804. MATTHEW WINTER, Sec. VICTUALLING•OFFIOE, Jut."' 18, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS fir rithialbn: His Niiesty's Nan 4 heyby giro Notice, That on WEIP:E.S- Dir watts, the 25tk lestaot, tkey rill 66 ready to re-sou Temkst, is writing (trakci ), .4 treat for Four Ifundrrd (1.1. drool Pitta Twelictii Maar Owls, fall pay, to be delitered in Tw Anthi, alongside H.. Ale jetty's Victualling Premses. at Deptford, fear of rhar;e4 asd Fti.te to His Majesty, u ?tether ti Lighterage, .14ttoge, or otherwise sad Wbe paid for by Ails papa" r soh tate,est, N'i.et, Days after dote. The Comai., /is 1 tat Ca ,Stac-t slay bt see* at the Secretary's Of v. ft. , nes atilt be 44 in Mg Trader ia which Ott Price shall .• I. ere or Words at length, or that dial, owl he &liners' to t • • tot &for, •0, **Clock on the iaid ireduoidau oast, the 11314 Intl Igor whys OK Ju te , . NA. rookie the Tender, sr aunt Perms w hie ".Falls allitaAu aussate whets ailed jar. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jut.* 23, Iwo. 91 1 iI E COM 4ISSIONERS for /rids/afro: (Fie Veirsty's A'atty b lsereby gine Notice, that on Wednesday the It: of Augset tare, they riU be ready to rteriie Tenders in Wrs M (0t0 , e4 tad treat fin. Oat Hundred and Mowed GOIMMIO n 1 of',,t India RIM, to is delivered (Da., fret) in 'Si Weeks Ay Weritly proportions, one hilt rids the Serves at Rosana, rid tAt resolsosing it Waal Moicties into thou at Gl , Vard an. Krtresouth d to be paid for by &L 4 payable with Intend, timely Day, nftn dote. 714 Conditions of the CJht...acts may to sects at the Scrret • ry't tr Na Retard rill be d ad to any Tender, in trAi..ll the Prier shn U nsitae lin !ramie et Leis:te, or the ;h a il s w e be to the Poar,i,hefore t7u a alleck it. the wed Wednesday at Itt of August amt, mar adieu the Person who rakes the !coder, as Walt JM Aar fklwlt, ottooda. So moticor aka coiloo for. VICTU LLING-011r1C1. IuLT 14, ISO.. THE COMMISSIONERS for rictoarerts Nis M•jeaty's Nary de astral" sta N. -r, That a Tama-, tlhe Ttto darts nest, they sal be reedy to *cerise Tenders a 11 rit,a, (u.sci Nip), owl treat for the &ippof wliat renetoble, shall he demanded Ja? Or mat 1 His Maktrey's Napa aria raids Lani Nth, in Norfolk, foe Tat* Months certain, Jris the Al that Month ; to be p•iii far Iv Bels mishit itatil Interest, *Wet., days aficr date. 7'4 Clatikiam .( the Contralt maw k at the &revery's 0 Nee, es tAis 0, hy applying le the Coitelitor of Hut Najaf. 1 )'0 Cwitswil el Yarmouth. N. Rezar4 wilt he La to isrei Tender id 'Midi •the Price Met 10 1 it burned US Words at ititiMe, me Met e.. di ,is be delivered 10 die 800 .1 1 / 4 idre Owe eiTl•cie des Mr is I ravage., i.e 711. l e APIS wit, . Isaias the Perms lA , . wakes Mc Terrier, de woe Peru* es hie Ichal, uremia in ....per when rsikel fw • 0 the Fug* of August, 1 4 01, will be publ shed, rice 1 , Old lte be ,r,:tinl.ll Alootior -nabelirsh-d eith an ••••mr,t , anld (-Awed r•er., ELY' BEY, in mist •.,., D•aeri• imend.,l:a a •n r Erfiravi tiga to illuurat th, C mume uf the di ffe•em Preens..4s *e. d Burope, Am, Airier, and America: N. , I, ler JULY. 1004, of T IE SENTINEL ; or, BRITISH MISCEL LANY andl On.ples lib 111 due eel ; qu.d nips mo•Pt, Et quad prudesets vita* Poi 31011. A 4c.'lle gift our Sentinel nipple • Il mak:s you nicety, and be link • ;;''''a w• , •• Published by T. Onelt. Anruati.‘ n• (where '^ , unwitiame for the Sev pnstimpi. ant '94 4 .1 all Saulciellere in tbe Uu.ted ling We.) • • I"fE-LOrfERY. FAVOURITE NUM iv.its —Then Persints who may wish to procure airy isartmular Numbers, arc re,iisested to apply to the Licerriod Lout'''. Offices as Tickets for the Septeiniser Lcittiry (being the wily Lottery to be drawn this year) are now as WWI, of &Ist ery et the Bank. SCHEME. 14. of Priaes. Valsic of each. Total Valise. • of .0,000 are L. 60,000 3 10,1101 30,000 3 5,0n0 13,000 6 l,OOO 6,000 • O.O 4,000 100 2,000 40 3O 2,000 6,:t30 . so .131,0 0 2).400 L25J.000 P , rt of the Otpitala to hi determined a under t F.rd d,.wa Vint Day L Lori° F a l down T.eliet, N. tenth Day. 10.410 Ft t leawa Ticket, L•d'tth Day 20,t)00 Ticket, Kmtlt Day . ' are 0.1 Sale at all the Licured Lauer! un; s. awns 'eptao►cr dd. Teket 171. ifs. .'r 91. 4.. OJ. I Light1i.....21. 7.. Od. Id Bizteseadt..ll. al. it acsrFc-rmitt AIR/STATIONS FOR Tilt CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, Unparalleled by Me other advertised Medicine in the world, given voluntarily by men of character and repeatability, mei, who have daily witnessed its efficacy, oral observe its steilint merit To S. SOM./SION, Esq. M.D. LIVERTOOL. The following Eatran of a Letter has been furwardad by Mr. Tregortha, of Burslam, in Statirs'.ire. I Was extremely ill for 'hove three month, with a pain in my right aide, my legs arid b .lly were siv"llcd prodigiously, the food l took nocipionad ewe sassy vein in my stomach ; in short, I wa: w reduced, that my life was des;.a:recl of; the firs bottle I to.ik of 1)r. SOLOMON', CORDIAL BALM of GILF. D, brooght on a Te=ll ar evaeuatimt by stool, and four more rertored me to +fife& stttehf health. T. GUEST, Miirslatn. From a principal Officer of a Seventy-foer ' Spitheed. For the bencht of inank:...l, mid of my brother officers In partk ular l out/invite Dr. Sol of Liver:ern: to pubin.h this me acknowl.drnent of the eficley of his .%eed.eine, the Cott' ['Cahn of G'.ead. MI do not chose my name to appear in print, persona de‘irottt of knowing the truth o .ny anawt'un, nal, by enquiring of Mes.rs. *Dishois, Navy Aesinii,Sorroy. Street, Strand, London; or Mr. Alexander, Nary Arid, up pones the NMv Post.Orer, Mood greet, Po...smooth, lain my name and airlifts. By an iarregular life, I nail been era ee.rirely weakened and d.hilitated ; aan aen bottles in In. Cur. dial Rahn of Gilead abselut,ly rest.ned ma to my ps..iiitive bcalth. N.B. The libels 4 OMB a principal Officer of a Seventy four. - To he lad of Mr. J.litithres, Ig, Strand, L'indon. Sold by Remnant, If voltage ; R Ken, P.:ter-strtid,'New- Tort ; 204 in Beth, by Haaard; &ate!, gulg:n ; Gres gory; tunuireghlm,K. nett and Lloyd; IL:druoul, Smith; IllAtilfeed, Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Diutgle ; Chelteithani, seldon; Cambridge, Horkion ; Coventry, IR %Almon Odelsting, Kepner; Cintertsul, Sindsions ; Cartel.% Jußur ; Chartism. Etherioll' ton Cluditisfurd, ; Chit -ter, Peel and S:un ; Chiches ter, ; Cutest.-stet, Smith Chippenbeni, C nabs; Dugdale, Nu. 7, Eselusege-court ; Derby, Drewry ; Durbsiu, Penninguon ; Dover, ; Lees; Dot. thence, irtue ; Deal, Lai. • D urtmonth, .Is..kron ; Edin burgh, Smith, North-Midge: freemen and Son: PM • moth, Elliot ; Olutuanter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, Meru isaln ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist; Levitt, Rims, flolines ; Lin coln, Drury; Lynn, Headley s Leicester, Gregory, Sentinel ; Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Th o m ps on; Margate, Rowe; Maidsvise, Walker; Marlburough, Hand,' ; Newbury, Felber, Ante; Newcastle, Waller, Itudgine ; Northampton, tArey ; Nothnithans, Binbage; Kowiett, Stevenson and Co.; Ox. ford, J.ds..s ; P;) mouth Dock, Hoxlaud; Portsmouth, Belem Readmg, Smart and Co ; Rochester, Etlurringtnis ; Presion, Sergent ; Shreindsur,, Irdduvrest Southampton, Baker: Staf ford, Morgan Stanched, Newcomb ; Stind , rland, Way ; Sa lisbury, ; Scarborough, Batley; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Well., Spraiige; Wells, Evil ; Wei mouth, %Vaud ; Windsur, Btakruey and Medicine VrUder In the Kingdom, id Bottles, at Half a Guinea, and &N. containing four If tne smaller ones, whereby Nine Shillings is tired. Of +Mom last be ha•l, a New Edition, being wady Three Penn, prim unly 9t. SOLONIuN's tAIDE TO HEALTH t th Advice tt Aotit S. 5ec , .43 Fenule Dleet.e., Nervous, IfirPo hnookkat, and C.mturnirtioe ortip!toile Thu Book )138 boom the Let,iur Veen railiainera and olyearv:--toon. To • ii,ch ic added In Ewity (Aar incident to Females ; also, a r . Addl.*, to Pal cpt., I 1 moliatis, Tutor% atti.thOotwho have the ciwe and cdocr too er Poet!. WF.I)NESDAY, JULY 23, 1804. TO THE FItELHOLOERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESTX. CENTLFAIV.N, I T is with increased satisfallion, that I announce 1 to you the result of this Day%Poll, not ..rs much on account of the Majority in my favour, as of the addninual exp.•rience and confirmed certainty it has afforded, that the toll will inn coed with impartiality, order, and tranquiTtv. The exertin.,: of the tilwriff will ensure to eve.) , FreehOldtr the exerci•.• of hi. Franchi•a without molestation; and I have on my ran adopted mea , ures, whieh, I trust, will prove effAual for de teit ing fitiltious votes, and for bringing the authors of them to punishment. Let ate entreat you, Gentlemen, to eantione your patriotic exertipns for till. 3Ciertioll of your Bight,, and the vindication of your Independence. _ 1 Irtve the honour to h Gentlemen, Your faithful and devoted hand* Servant, GEORGE BOULTON MAINWARING July 24, 1994. At the clew. of the POI Oil day, the nnmb.r4 were. Fur Geiree liuulton Mainwaring, E.g 027 hit Franc.. Burdett, Ilart. mumT.E.sF.x ELECTION. THE FRIENbS of Sir FRANCIS OURDETT win Inert every Asy during the Election at Id. House, NO. 714, Piccadilly, where CI NI MI 'NIC A noms respecting the ELECTION arty requested to be oro.de. J. GEPOOIY, Chairman. STATE. OF THE POLL. Francis Surriettr 972 Mr. Main rarittg... Majority - ♦S ACOMMITTFF. of SIR FRANCIS BIJR 111:TT'S FRIFNDS meet every Day. f,o Eight in the Morning till Ten at Night, at the BEN JOHNSON'S HEAD, GREAT WILD-STREET, LiSL•t;ll.43-INN -11ELDS, to receive CotiMriMeations restieilieg the Electron. a.ni to provide for the •Vmeholskts a e•avepsact to till: I fustioge. - • ROREIT AD? iR, Evq.M. P. in the Chair. DM .F.S EX RUCTION. HE FREEHOLDEkS of mronutsEt. T in the Interest of Mr. MAI SWA RING, aro respect/nil, informed, that in consequence of the firm mad judo. ioter erie• duet of the Sheriff, they mar rely en polling without the least &neer or molestation ; and it will save them trouble if they at tend early in the day. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. cENTLENiFig, IHOPE you will have the goodness to rentem tx:r, that the shoals...a of the interval between my nomi nation, and the day of election, did not allow isue an opportu nity of paying my personal respects to you. It would have afforded toe the sincerest phissure to wait upon every Free holder of the county. Rol MY antagonist had the advantage of canvassing during a full week before I was hotiour,d with the ap p;ic.ition of the reivectable Gentlemen who called upon Dap to offer myself as a Candidates—and, since then, it has been totally impracticable On canvas 40 large and so populou; a comity. I therefore insult expresss my earnest hope, that .tich of you as have n.* been p•-rsonally applied to will not impute the ornisrion to neglect, but to the absolute impossibility of making such ap plications under such circumstance' ; Piaui that you will also me the justice to believe that I feel the deepest regret in Not being able to solicit the vote of every individual Freeholder to assist him in rescuing the County from the di.gracc which it has suffered for two years. in Doing representA 6y a man who obtained his o writ by a colourable majority, intend of mt. who was the real object of your choir*. I have the ho.lour to be, Gent!etre", Your most rilberlient faithful Servant, GEO. /50CLTON MAJNWARING. Weymouth-greet, July 44, 1804. mini:m.lm= 14.ECTI1N. THE COMMITTEE for condoccl;lir the Elec. non of GEORGE ROULTON MAIN vI'A RING Esq. w sit every Day at No.!, CkilEY-STRIEET, LINCOLN'S INN 11 - FELLS, where It is 1.-Neese"; that all Letters rear be sea, and when: coninungrAtions will be thankfully received. July 18, *BO4. )MIDDLESEX ELECTION. CARRIAGES will be provided at the followlng J o'sces TO.MORITOW MORNING, at Seven o•Clock precisely, and ero-re Morning during the ELECTION, at the same Hour, for this purpose of convey ne the nem lOLDF.RS in the Interest of (.FORGE, 501.11.T0N MLNWATLING, Esq to and front BRENTFURD, vis. The Pantheon, Oxford Parliament.street. Opposite ci.. 1 .11110.% Churi-h, Pceaddly. Opposite Von:oral's Inn, Holborn. Clerjienwell Grcen. loh.igtun Green. Opposite Wli:te•hapel Church. Opposite Shooditch Church. Court House, Weadose-Nuare. hhadvrell, opposite the Church. This Day is publi.hed, in Two V01um...4 Oyes r,ice i boards, a new Within (being the third), very cuusiderauly nil i:gr.d, of 1,1 EDICAL REPORTS, on the Ff Yeas of W/- 111 ter, Cold and Warm, as a remedy in Fever awl oilier Diseases, whether applied to the Surface of the Body, or used internally. Br JAMES CURRIE, SI D. F. lt S. Physician in Liverpool, and Pelb.ar of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davis,, Strand ; and W. Crumb, at Edinburgh. •. 6 The First Volume enntsins the former Publication, ecerePlett. The Second Volume consist , ' of new Ohsersations and oigieal Cemmunicatiom, and may be had separate. FIRST ST STE, DOTTER Y Sexists Drawing September 24th, 1804, The only LOTTERY to be DRAWN THIS YEAR. 1 ESSRS. HALL and Co. Successors to Mr. NICHOLSON, respertfully inform the Public. that TICKETS and SHARES for the enquing Lottery, in a Va. riety of Numbers, are now on Side at tbrdr LICENSED STATE. LOTTERY OFFICE, No. BS, CO"HILL, corner of the ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. • e • Priv, foe the last Lottery are now paying is full, without any deduction. Schemes ran. Pier:4lllr, July ?3, 1 1 404. '(`HE FREEHOLDERS of NIIDDLESEX,,in 11 the Interest rif Sir FR AN, IS BUR OE IT, are r:numt ca to DINE at the CROWN And ANCHOR TAVERN', on THUksDAY next, c.e Itla !mum, at Free o'Cluzk in the Afternoon precisely. Tickets /its. (01. STEWARDS. - The Hon. Charles Ei.c, M. P. Ruosefi, M P Lord Dent k re Henry Caratidish, M. P. Lord I hstilt.mi M. P. • Henry Mama, Esq. M. P. Late Henry Petty. Samuel Wkitb,e.'l.l, Eq. M. P. Peter Moore, Esq. M. P. William Smith, Esq. M. P. Mr. Alderman Skinner. Rer. Dr Per. Thomas Scat, Eq. Benjamin Timis, Esq. W. J. Dennison, Esq. Daniel Beaumont, Esq. James Monett, Esq. H. 11. Townshend, Esq. Robot Keligl-t, Ext. James Crompton, Esq. William ft.e.ril'e. Ebeneser.lohnson. Esq. Francis Gleesop, Esq. J. Wertne. Esq. MIDDLYSEK ELECTION. THE FREEHOLDERS the th - eiTEREST of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT are r.rwmed, that COACHES win Ee ray EVERY MORNING. at Se•e. o'Clock., to comet- them to the PULL a BRENTfUiLD, from the undertneutounotl places : TOWER DIVISION. Coto, Alwnrgate Dorham Place, Ilycknev Roid. Mole End, epptentr Ole MMiott. Old-trreet Ravi, the Three Jolly Botcher's. Riiundatout, City B. Wt %chew ~ i itare. Pliant*, RseclitTe. FINSPURT. o. , ptate the Clues Sep, weer St. JohiCe4treet, re r Smithfield. HOLMAN. • Kear the White e-ar Ltatl, , Artane. Itseit-s-,t.ecr,Sy‘Zitek tear itmesearmatilli• Wild -street, near Llasubes-inn4eida a at the Ben John- son's Heal WESTNIINSTiI. Palace Yald. Compton-street. ti cat Devo 3h,re Howe, PieesAlll7.. K F:NSINGTOR DMSION: I. , wence4metl Chtisaa. Fulham. # 1 )1', 4 .W. (PRICE PENCE. PARLIAMB,Nt. siotesE OF LOROS—Tootoar, Jeu.r 24. Irish Revenue Regulation Bill, ane the Irish Spirits Wareetersing Bill, went *rough a Com mince, and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow. INSOLVENT DF.BTONS* On the order of the day beingiead for the House resolving itself into a Committee on this AIL; The LORI) CHANCELLOR, having di* • the woolsack, said, he must exp. se his surprise that the Noble Lords who petronised this Bill, should not have condescended to make the House acquainted with the reasons for brineing a measure of this kind ' forward et so late a period of the sessions. The manner in which it w.us introduced was signior. dinary lie ventured to say, that no Noble Lotel, that held the office of jadec, or had ever held that office, had been info! med of its contents ; or hal heard of it, till it was handed to their Lordships bar from rbe Commons. He must enter his protest, - in the ...rongest terms, against thus mannes of in troducing such a BilL; ter he would have it mown to the public, both debtors and creditors, that the passing of such Bilk, which is an ate of 'wrier; sitel never be considered as a matter of course. It was a violent measure their Lordships adopted, eh ••nliley passed an a& of insolvency ; no less than'eo dissolve the contraas made between debtor and creditor, to the injury of the latter, who made them nailer the sanamin of the Legislature. There was sometimes, indeed, a grear good in such east but theu •was oftener a gs'os; evil in deem. They were, he befieveJ e the strongest engines of swindling that yield be devised. There was more humanity in justice than massy pee. .ple were aware of. He would ask with what equa lity Jo their Lordships deal towards the cretheurs, and whist is their Immunity to them ? A Learned and Noble Lord, who presided over the hip'sest Court of Common Law, had rent notes to him on this Bill. From that learned LorJ lie Lad le retied, that prodigious benefit was done to v numbers of honest inJustrions people, by the failure is.. year of an insolvent Bill. If it had peeled, freetireds. who were debtors, would have walked out of prison and hundreds of those, who were then creditors, wield have gone into prison for wait ref ever debts .. t e e 1. paid. What was the fat? Many se r, before that ' Aet was agitated, were negotiating with their erect tots, for a compromise, and wh• r ceased to negociate when it was before their Lnrdehipc, afterwards peel a considerable compromise, and !fins saved mane honest people from distress. Enormous noones were done by these Aas. 'Filen' Lordships would not believe the num"er of solvent persons whom they set •• free, who chose far a while to live in prison, better than their creditors can- out of it. -A, to debtors thrmselves, he was firmly persneded that re. greater kiesteets sueld be ta1100461110, than b drekes foe* this time tha: no such kill should pan; that tar law should be left to o f erate in its usual cruse, ;soigne all who will run into debt, without tee me era to pay. But if it were right to depart finin !hit rat r ; was it fit to bring in a bill at this time of th , which required explanation; and dem :siren at least, a cautious eneuiry into the moms ef die. tinguishing between the fraudelent and the netor tunate debtor t The Learned L.ird, to whom he kid already alluded, was necessarily absent on the d t ees of his office. Had his Lordship been pre: n', be would ventute to assert, he would have she we their Lordships unanswerable reasons, why the Bill should be at least delayed. If, however, their-ten d ships were of opinion that the Bill might be com mitted, he should submit several Amendments in the Committee, taken from the communications of the Noble Lord. He sleet] I only say further at pre. sent, that the Bill ad •1 s that such Aels ate gene rally an evil ; yet, as . wou'd thew, if the Bill y were committed, it gave .e . ere man in the cou try, who is a debtor for no n. •e ban 1.5111, tl` power to be free, by an Aa that ni ty be done eve, to-morrow. II • hest thought proper to sip; t.ss hi ; strong feelings of the injustice and umpo:ici reit' Rill:. and of the impropriety e iris which this td been introduced. Ale would only ad t, if the Rill should g:v into a Committee, he shoal l not consieLe himself pledged (by any thing he might do to ren der the Bill what it ought to be, if passed) to vote far the third reading. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE rose. He declared his ender surprise at what tee t Learned and Noble Lord had said. He certainly did not expeel to hear his Lordship oppose the Bill's being coutrnitted. He was entirety unprepared to meet his Lordship's opposition. As to what the I Learned Lord had addressed so pointedly to him— Vote the Lord Chanettle. rep, e.sd that)—the Learned Lord says it was not spok •n to him. But he would tell the Learned Lord, whit share he had in this business; and then, perhae , he would see that his sentiments did not ditcr meteri allYfrorn his Lordship's. He hal sat sixteen *Yeers in that Honer, and had never before Interfered ia etch Bills. Many Lords world hear him witness, that in the Trills that had originated in that Buse, he had taken n part. And - the reason was, that he thought it a sublet of extreme delicacy. Ito had always been taught to revere oar Constitution and Laws; and was unwilling to do any thing that vi' lently broke in upon their or (finery prieciples. Whet such topics were before the House, he left them to those of their Lordships, whose profession and dnties better qualified them to decide upon dif ficulties of that nature. When he did presume to offer his opinion to their Lordships, in no case (ez. cept in what might be called politics) was he inch!). , ed to take that part to which men of his age usually leaned. He never courted popularity; that is, he never did* thing merelybeeause it was popular. He steed upon convietion only ; and wasalways inclined to support reason n ainq populer,clamour. 'the pre sent Bill he had mks up, at the instance of a Noble Friend of his, who was compelled to return to a high military command he holds in Scotland. Their Lordships n etild know to whom he alluded lie . •IMPS .: • ;,~ a