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• ""re • ' * . 1111 * r „.74.4 t f e te : ‘; - • • • -•••- • - ^, • Ebt t i ritto b sireto.. " 71. , s , WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1105. (PRICE. SIXPENCE. : a the its )pi THI P R I TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, March 21, Their Majesties' servant. will aft the Tragedy of DOU;LAS. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ma nor 16, 1105. THE COMMISSIONERS fir Viaualling Nis Majesty's Nary do hereby Rice Notice, that on Mc 22d howaat, they rill be ready to rereire Tenders to IV, ning (sealed wp), and treat for Two Hundred 77seauoint Gallons of Wert India itam, or of Amiga Br,oly ; to be debeered within Me spare af One Month, Daly Feee, into Ni, hfajetty's Emtnalling Stores at Plymouth and Pnrtsmonds, in the Preperrdwu water log/mi./lied, COMMITTEE appointed to conduit the ENTERTAINMENT to be given to His Royal High. nest the DUKE of CLA.RENCE, at the LONDON TA• VERN, ass SATURDAY, the 241 Inn smitten. that those Grotlemen conneaed with the West India Itlatids, who pro nw to attend on that Day, and have not yet intimated the sale, will be pleated to give notice thereof at the liar of the Luadon Tavern, on or before Friday next, at Twelve o'Cloek. ar Thia Day it publlahad , in a large V01,. w .• 12cao. clearer printed,•plice .ss.jinards, To NEW GEOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH ; A Deicription'ef the twspirei, ?Oneonta, State. , and nles; with the Oceans, Seas, and 1‘141.1; in all fart, of th World ; inelnding New Dhor'eintia. Also a *Lon, but whs. faiory Account, of their Political and Civil Ifi%tory, brought down to the pre tight Tint.: litustrated with Maws Norval be the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; Lord Randolph, Mr. ; Gielialvon, Mr. Ram more. atilda, Mrs To which will he added the M Farce of Powell, THE CITIZEN. Yonne Philpot, Mr. Reini,ter kiwis, Mica Duncan, in which charafter .he will introduce a favourite Scotch Air. Ori Satu,day. the Tragedy of Hainlct—liamlet by the Young Rosen..., who will also perform on Monday Un Tuesday, The Beaux Stratagem--the part of Archer by 4 Gentleman, being his first appearance en the Stage. Louden : Printed for Vomor and Hood, 31, Poultry ; sod W J and J. Richardson, Corithia. Plymouth 150,000 Z Gallons; Portsmouth .50,000 BY PARTICULAR DEsiIRE:. tF. -ROYAL, COVEN I GAR DEN. rO-MORROW EVENING, March 21, will be I aded a Comic Opera, in three MA% called THE CABINET. Prime Orland*, Mr. Balsam ; Count CUIVINift, Mr. Ensery ; ipuueo, Mr. !net/den. Constantia, Mns Wheatly ; Biansa, Mr. .Dasenport s F.oretta, Signora Stelae* To which will be added a Farce called RAISING THE WIND. _ Jeremy Diddier, Mr. Lewis; Plainway. Mr. Blanchard . Dwahle, )•to. Davenport ; Petro, Mh Beaaly. On Satu.cLay. S-haul of llek.r.o. with Out f Place. RY PAR I'ICULAR DCSIRE. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-MOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. TUE'tTRF ROYAL, COVENT.G RDF.N. rrHIS PREANI . EVENING, March 20, will I be perComed the Sacred Oratnrin THE MESSIAH. Cempused by G. F. IiASDEL. Principal Vocal PrfaVIIICN Ash. and Mn. Bland ; Mawr Linton and MIN Munday; Mr. !graham, Mr. Denman, Mr. Pip', Mr. G Partin, and Mr. Miller, from Bath. Mr. G Ashley, Leader dui.. Sand; rglii, Mr. J A,shlov. P:e remainder of the Band and tree Chorus.e.i. which are nu merous .ni complete, by the most appirmed Prriorme.s. . . Doors to be .;lend at Six o'Clark; and b, gut precisely at Sewn. 3 .. 6d ....Callen, 21.—Uppor Gallery, 1., Pisces G., to, Bones to he taken of Mr Brandon, at the Rex Orke, in }lin s reel. Half price at the eA of the SeirAmd Act. Suet, ra the Nobility and Gentry as an. desirous at Private Rov - st r 'guested to apply to Mr. Brandon, Hut-street. SOUTH-SEA HOUSE, MARCN 2,1901 THE COURT ../DI RECTORS Iffht SOUTH SEA. COMPANY gigs NOTICE, That a GENERAL COURT of the Groirpouy, Tilt k hetet at this HOUSE. Ns THURSDAY, the 210 Instriat. at Elegem its the Forealsas, Mt.: (lie of the Half Icarly General Cava, 'wink! try the Chars,. FOR MT BENEFIT OF SIGNORA STORACE. AT Tiff THE %TIM ROYAL, COVFNT•GAN OEN. UN MONDAY, April 1, will be presented, for that hoght onlv, ti pertnneino of the Froonetors of the Thum Royal. Lko., Lane, THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The &ermine', by Mr. Braila C %than= ( fur that night only), by Mrs. Second, her first oti. e..ratiee here these three year.; Lilli,by &rhea Sue..., In the c.nirsc of the eye.. .rig, the following Snap aml Duet.; • " Oh, 1 first saw the Youth," from the Opera 01 Thirty T 11.111,114 by Signor.% Sur ; Crazy Jahe, by Mrs SeeNnwl; " Just like Lure," and " sale in our Alley," by Mr. libah.trn ; the Nrr i Duct (from The et). and " My It r.lOlll like the ocean heayi , n.: i " from Thirty Tia•usand, by 'Mr Itraham and S.gn, r !nonce ; and an entir • new Glee, enmpoe.l by '• r •ii I M Winter, by Mr. Br.o , ain, Mr Denman, and Signiva Stor.tre. To what ail! be added, A FARCE, and other ENTE'VTAINMrNTS. Tiekeu o ba had' stareite. lltiswellearewt, B'sounhory. • UNDER. TAP. PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGII NE.SS THE PRINCE OF VI LES. rr HE original Curians and Wonderful Etperi -11, 'went of the civisic.r. GIRLS of Mr. R CIIARLPS, tile Inventor thereof, SAVILE-HOUSP:, LEICESTER lii.aUARE. That estraordinary Exhitnt continues opei .t.cry Day (Senders excepted', from Ten so Four, and from S -oni to Ten it the Evening ; aid wallowed by the great Coneontecof People or all Rank,. who ham witreeed it, to be one of the won agrowening ever offered to medic Moire_ The Ineiohle Grb , who mew to be in the midst of the Audience, thoueh uneeen by them, converse and sing, in Ei.glish, French, and Gemini, play on the Piano Forte, ite. Also tho amazing AN I MAIL D RUST, which has the Motions of Life, tells the Number of the Company, their Drew, the Flour, he their W•itches,l4.....Adraiitance Rs M.—Youne Ladier and Gen tlemen, under twelve, Is each, during the Holidays. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, lok Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Maros, Lace, &c. and for many other Uses, as a substitute for Lemons. Price One Shilling the Box. H AVING received numerous Complaints that Compositions, soil undmr the title of SALT OF LE MONS, are net only ineffectual, but that they bum and de stroy the Linen ; I think it ticc..nary to inform the Public, that my true ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS la only to be had, wholesale and retail, at toy Shnp in Cocks's.); stmet, end that none is to he dependtd upon 116 mine but what has ley signature on the bottom of each Box, and on the o u tsid e of the W rapper. W. BAYLFY. B The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies tit washing their hands, as it instantly taker nut the stains of ot, cis.oired gloves, Sc. and Is moth more agn.vable to use !441, Lemon itself. At Meanie place mar be had, BAYLEY's SCOWERING DROPS, (or taking Grease out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c. riIHE Reveread %V ILLI AM B AKCL AY 'S ANTilitUtius GEOBSTRUENT Pll.l.s.—The Pob- At. Ve requested to obese,,, that as the great benefit to be de Jived from the above Patent Medicine depend; OR the Pills 'ling genuine, His Majesty's Hon. Commissioner of the Stamp Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rm. Wm Erslay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilious neobstroent Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Statfuolotreet, Old Bond-street," to be engraved on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to each box, ad others are coun. L.rt ef , and any person vending the same will be prosecuted wail the utmost severity ef the law. They have been used ieth soccer by r.lany thou...o , Ni; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the following distinguished personaces viz.— Ile Cram the Archbi s h op o f C anterbury—The Lord 'Bishop " itdh and Welles-Sir John Munvwood, Bart. M.P for Ho cireio-sSir Stephen Imhington, Bart. M P. for Penrvn—T. Aome, F.eq. M.P. Litchfield—James Arnyatt, Esq. M P. fur so inliainplun—Cecil Forrester, Fsq. M. P. Weidoe--`4l - Calvert, Eaq . M.P. for ll ettfordassEdm end Hoch Esq NIV- theett Spring gardens—Thomas Haininerley, Keg Pall ftlall-oG. W. Dicke., Esq. Private Secretary to the Arelibisbnp el Canterbory--the Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Arch %shop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. K. Kerby's, Stafford err, Old Rand street—Mr. Stratte4l. Perfumer, Leicester square —M r . Forbes, (.'hermit, Kwltry late Salter arid Cu ) Racists and trthiril.strect—M t . Bolton, Royal illtalleripedlr Michell, Medical Reportdey, Long a,re— kr. Reluesds, No. ig4, Holborn...and Mr. Butler, No. 4, C heriferrle s corner ef Paternoster . . row Where may also b, had, 646 401 am( truly valsiable Mediciiies whose happy effects in ' Men several cases have warmed the most , Itiallgillgited in ' lla lt , :--Tbe Row. Wm. Rarclay's Specific for the sure and &Daly relief of tlei Gout ; his qh{veni for the Com of Stone ; mg Volatile Net•thlll Cordial Mops; and his Volatile Oily Erolimostem for the cure of the Coot, Rheumatism, &c. all tim e d Medicines, to be genu i ne, oust have th e aboverisle stamp. - TO TIIF. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Longs %ND G men, THE DAY of ELECTION to fill the Vacancy in your C nut .4 Directors, occassoneel by the death of Mr. Williams. being fixed for THURSDAY. the 2fith out. request the honour of your early attendance at the 1i1411.4 nn that dar, roil the favour at your Suffrages. The supenur stypnet I have receive,' from the Proprietors at large warrants the most confident and undoubted prospect of nay success. I lug to assure you, that I shall always retain the most becomind sense of the i'erigation, and endeavour at .11 tint-s to inanifest the sincerity i 4 m y d se t ere ti un h e t h e test ,. nanny of a 5.'110114 and homnirable discharge of my duty. I hay.: the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your must obedient humble servant, New Brood street, JOHN JACKSON Loudon, March 14, 111C3. GENUINE EDITION. This Day is publithed, a new Edition, elegantly vrinted on a fine Wove Demy Pallet, price 7*. boards, SEVENTEEN DISCOURSES on SEVERAL TEXIS OF ~ CIIIPTURF., addressed to Chr:stiaii At scriiblie, in Village, near Cambridge : to which are added, SIX MORNING I..XERCISES. By ROBERT ROBINSON. " All nations of men darned seek the Lora, if haply they might lei's after hire, and find him." AEU nail. 26, S 7. printed for Versant and llood, Poultry; J. Walker; and Longman, Horn, Rees, and thine, Paternoster-row ;W. J. and .1 Riclrard,ou, Royal Exchange; B Crottry and Co. St.i. tanners'-court; and B. Flower, liarhov, I , 4eX. A few Cwpiea on a very fine Royal Vel,uns Payer, unib rin with the Author's Work:, n 1111 in the Pies,, price 10.. 61. in beard.. 200,000 and to be paid far by Bills, payable Kith Interest, Ninety Dap after Ibte. N. R. No Tender fer a Feu quantity than Ten Thownd Gallon will le adwaitlwi. e Coati! (ISM Yr the C.tern'ts may be sea at Ott Sceretaris Office. No Record will he had to any Tender, in which the Price shall not ►e inserted , n Words at length, er that shot! not be delisere , l to At Board blire Ore eTirelt .a eke raid Friday the Il4d butant, nor sinless the Perm* who rakes the Tender, or ionic Person tin his Rehall; attend., to answe► whets railed Joe. EAS HOUSE, Muds IS, 18 0: , .. T HE COURT./ DIRECTORS efthe UNITED COMPANY ef MERCHANTS ty ENGLAND TRADING in the EAST INDIES, Ilia Aereby gent Notice, Theta General Court of the Mid Caayeine rill be held et their Howe in Le edenhatiairest, en THURSDAY As 28th Net . Ni'ie u`Ciork ira the Marais:, unfit Sit in the J.:seeing, Jar Dollen of a Dire,ior of the said Company, in the feta 4 Lig deceased. R . I. RAMSJY, SPer teary. STATIONERS' HALL, MA &cm 20, Mb. rpHF. BOOKSELLERS of LONDON and A. WESTMINSTER art requested to attend a GENER AL ME' TING, et STATIONERS' HALL, THIS DAY, o Deign *Tiede prectse4, srs espeete Busies*. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EMT INDIA sTOCK 14 R. ALDERMAN SHAW irstrents bis Friers* not to relax in their Exertion , ' in ilk Favour, and acquaints them, that the Elxtion is *ae.l, hr the Court of Directors, t . take place at the INDIA HOUSE, en THOR'', DAY, the ?8 h instant, en which Dar he will be particutar4 obliged try the early attendance-0f all hi. Friends at the Ballot. Ameries-square, Muc h N.H Mr. sh.i.e. Committee will mem every Dor at the King% Head Tavern, in the Poultry, from 11 iNI4 uT: yIR. JACKSON'. COMMITTEE me e t at hi s Hinese.l4ew Rnwi Itr•rt, EVERY DAY, at Twelve olluck, and will be obliged by the conetnunicatman of any hiendly information. Ti) THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STUCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, A VACANCY in the DlREcriov being de dared, and THUR SPAY the tlltth Instant being the day fixed (or the F.htetimi of a NLW DIRECTOR, to sucee..d the touch laasented Mr. Williams, permit me to renew my solici with., fig' the honour of your v.otes and support. The very distitinished tountenance 4hewn me upon my canvass inspires me with the most sanguine hopes of success. Shoold the result of the Ballot prove them well founded, a faithful dr.charge of my duty, Anil a grateful sense of the honour conferred urou me, shall ;nose me worthy of the continuance of your protection. 1 remain, with the greatest respect, Lathes and Gentlemen, Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant, JAS PATTISON. Kin& Arms Tani, March IS, 180:, N B Mr. Patti.on's Committee will sit every day at the King•. Head Tavern, in the Pnultrv, from I I tilt 4. SPRING LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, lens. THERE never hds been a Lottery of only 90,000 Tickets that ever pnesessed near the Number of r'a,mal Prises with which this Scheme abounds. On inspectom it will be found to contain needy as many Capital Prize-4 as hare bean 1.1111,11 in Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, and no prise under 201. SCHEME:. No. a POMOIL Value of r•ch. L. 30,000 PO,OOO 10,000 8,000 2,000 Total Yalu-, L 60.000 40,000 30,000 1 05 , 0 !11,900 S.OOO 7, , 5,0110 %MO 4 1,000 140 so 20 90,000 Tickets L. 3 41.0 U • CaplA Determinable: Fint drawn, Ist Day I. 10,00 First.lrawn, (Alt M.l 20.000 Ditto 2,1 Dar .. 1.000 Dtto 7th Day .. 2,008 Ditto 34 Day .. 1,000 Ditto 6th Dar 5 0 .0 0 0 lhtto 4th D i v 5,000 Ditto 7th l/ay .. 1,000 Ditto Sth Day .. 1,0 0 Ditto 10th Div .. 2.000 TICK!! rs and Sti Aits are selling at every Office. FREsRNT PRICE Ticket. Half L9 10 0I Eighth ........ L 2 8 6 Quartet •.• The /Ninth., who air den havi..g tuna-014r Num bets, an requ ~ed to be early in their a•nilteatton to won• of the Lottery ()NV ho will take care and engage the N Lambert wanted atlas 6.,nk of Legion/. BRRAD. This Day is published, needy printed nn fine Wove Demv, 'so I 2me. price 46 44 111 boards, dedicated tt itenjaintri fount R ring ird, A TREATISE on the ART of BREAD 2. MAKING wherein the ?stealing Traria, Assize Laws, awl every circumstance connected with tbe art, are particular,' examined, under the Teo following Heads :- 1. Natural History and Cultivation of Wheat.—Y. Observa• Cons on the Meiling Trade —.5. On the Analyss of Wheat Fhoir —4. On the Analysie of Teen Ott the Theory of Feirnentatiust in Bread... 4. On the Preparation or Bread.-7. On the Substitute far Wheaten Bread —S. Onthe Preparation and Preservation of Yeast —9 On the Structure of a Bakehouse ei-10. On the Manner of Reggiano( the Assize of 'Stead. Ity A. F.01.1N. . • Printed for %. ernor and Hood, 31, Poultry. The intentinn of the shove Work is to concentrate in one unit of view, *very thing that i, at present known respecting the Manufactine of Bread, in order that the knowledge ot art intrteate and intereatiiir subject, which has hitherto been very imperfectly explained, may be generally difuted thmugtj every chit• of society ; and, to render it more metal, a viriety of Tables at. added, which will Ue found particularly service able in the Baker. Mealmaii, tont all other persons interested in adjoining the Mum of Bread. This Dar is published, the Sod Edition, pr.ec H od PRACTICAL SERMONS on severnl imporunt Subjects. For the Use of Families. By the Rey. THEOPIIILUS ST. JOLLY, LL.B. Sod by Ve ~,,, r and Hood. Rivingtons, and Longman, Ilona, Ree•, ►nd Orme, Lor•dou. " The•e Sermon. are distinguished by ahi in, seal, and piety ; the doctrines are enforced with much emir-quires, and occa sionally with a considerable rhare of eloquefice." British Critic " We strongly recommend this Volume, as well adapted to prolu, beileht in the family, and affird entertainment in the c:no.t, by the taste wt rich is displayed in it, and the elo quencv which it contains." Anti-Jacobin Review . The.e Sermons are entitled to our waimet.t approbation. At a pathetic Writer, thn Author, with the single exception of St. rue, V 1•4114 to tone : every one Peek himself the parson peculiarly awl purposely addresed." Orthnolox Chorehmin. The Author always interests his readers; his Sermons are distingui•hed by au uncommon degree of pathos, and, in their conclusions, by warm addresses to the heart." Gentleman's Magazine . Thew are exactly what Sermon, should are. We have no hesitation in ea) mg, that we are not able to mention a Volume by the m o st celebrated Author, which contains so much real excellence." Maroc. Thew Sermon, are animated by lively exhortation., and earnest Adige.. They are well adapted to the end proper...l. 11201 give u. the idea of a man who ILLS a Seal to that best 0( all the came of real piety." Monthly Review .. The Authow entreat. the Readers to consider these Ser mon. a. calculated fur a popular auditor,, inch a. a Clergy man, ardently Borrow of doing god, would write for the use of his corigreviticio.' With th.. character, thaw Dein:tunes correspond. They are impressive, ..Boman, pious, and Anneal Review. BRIGHTON, SUSSEX. PO be SOLD, a FREEHOLD ESTATE , or I LETT for a term of year+, aOM well built D W FLU NG HOUSE, sititited No. 111, DORSET GARDENS, BRIGII. TON, SUSSEX (in a pkasaot situation, with egten.i,e Views, &c ), 18 feet in front, by 32 deep, a good kitchen, Ilout.keepor's Room, Servent's Hall, die on Ground Floor, l oud Front and Back &Ricca, two Parlours, with Folding Dours, Euet Floor, Drawing Room, bet Bed Room, two Garrets, mod two Attics, dm a "vial ilacklard, and large Plea sure Ground m front, &c. May be occupied about the ldtb of April next. For further pardcelen, apply (be letters poet paid) to George Doncaster, Builder, Si Jamees.oreet, Brighton. •, • Four hundred pounds may be left on mortgage, by the Purchaser. VOL. Ia—PABT 11. of - irHE ENCI.OPIEDIA. ARITANNICA it neitt ready fur delivery to the Faibecriben, and Vol. 11. Pat I. will be published the Ist of May ; and a Part every six weeks without intermission, until the whole is completed. Pruned for Vernat and Hood, 31, Poultry, and sold by all Booksellers. This Dliy is pedalled, elegantly printed in Foolscap eve. with Six di-Kant Plana, price Gt. Boards, I )ARADISE LOST ; Poem, in Twelve Books, Hy JOHN MILTON. Printed from the Text of Tatum'. correct Edition of 1711, with a Lite of the Author Pnnewl Ln J. Johnson ; G. and J. Rohinson ; W. J. and J. Richardson; R. Baldwin; t nudge and Son; Ogilvy and Son; Lohman, Hun., Rees, add Urge; Verm.r and hood ; anal C. Rivington ;I'. Payne; J. Walker; Coattail and Martin ; W. Low ; Scatcherd and Letterman; Cadell and D. r ies G Wilkie; Cloke and Son; Lackingnin, Allen, and Cu ; J• Taylor; J. Nunn; R. 1.-a; E. Jeffery ; J. MAIIM4O j J. Carpenter; and J. Mathews. This Day is pitWirbed, elegantly printed on fine Wl..e 1)0111y , with Ten Mates, engraved by Land,eer, Price Iris. r'.l.—Vol. 1. Part I. (to b.:continued (;uarterly) of THE BEAUTIES OF SCOTIA ND : contain & M, A clear and full Amount of the A tric ohm*. Cot melee, Mines, and Manufactures, of the Papulation, CAHN, TIMM% Vrthers, dtr. the Tweed. To where the north imitated tempe.t foams " tree orea's liembrunis highest See Calerioais, in romantic view ! " Her airy mountains, from the waving main, trimmed with a lice,, diffusive sky, " hr.-Along the soul acute ; her forests huge, " lucnit , robust, and tall, by Natures hand " Kiiited of rad ; her azure lakes between, " Potir'd out extensisse, and of etat'ry wealth .• ; winding deep, and green, her fertile vale" Twowsow. Minted for Vernor and Howl ; Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme ; Cutbell and Martin ; J and A. Arch; I. Harris; W J unit J. Richardson ; and Crosby and Co. London ; and Thompson Boma, and John Brown, ; and sold b 1 all Booksellers in the United Ki0(40111. Thu Day is published, illustrated with 164 Platt*, sn Imperial °Aim. PrIC.• 61.6. Board*. THE ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND. By FRANCIS GROSE,.Z.sq F.A.S. Printrd for Vernon and Hood, 11, Poultry; W J. and J. Riclurdem, Royal Exchange ; and J. and A Arch, Croshill. A few ?woofs rennin, Price 71 7s. &sonic Alan the Edition in Royal 4tu. Prior 71. 17s. 6d. Rtrani. of Proofs, 91. 9s. This Day is vary elegantly printed it tonlievr Sm. by KaHamra. price J. 54 bo ode. A TREATISE ON SELF KNOWLEDGE. By JOHN MASON, A.M. Ala. a fors Co.,p O. Dsa. Itvo. Paper, pule* 10s. 6d. as briards. Prated for Manners tad Millar, Edinburgh; and Vernot and Hood, London. This Ddy published, elegantly printed in Fradacap Sao. with An elegant Froutitpie s e, price 44. !ma VILLAGE - SCENES, the PROGRESS OF , AGRICUI.rURF, and stner Poem,. Hy T. BACHELOR. " This is the life which those who fret in golai 44 ' And suilty cities, never knee ; the life - " LN ►y ininieval age, uncurrupt, " Wres Angel,' dwelt, and God himself, with ma-.." Taunton. Merl kr Ye nor and lined, St, Poultry. This Mr is published, price Sic ShJlirr r bran!'. I2n a. Fan^ Paper, octavo, hithie Shillings, u ca rds, AVIEW OF RELIGIONS, IN THRFE PARTS; Pan I.—Coniaining an Alphabsticil Compendium of the Denominations amine Chli , tllll , l. Pad II -.ContaminT a P.m( Account of Paganism, Ma. hornedism, Itsin.m , dint Deism. Part 111 -..C.aintaining a View of the Reheions of the differ. ent Natio , s of Use World. • Published in .marina, M. Ilannah Adams. Nowrevis.xl and correted,.nd an ItSS.ty R VIA prefixed, liv ANOREW FULLER. Printed for W. Button and Son, faternoater.rew ; And Williams, Stationers-court. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT • --me-- HOUSE OP" LORDS.—Toasorirs 1 9. Their lived-hi is resolved into a Carrimitte - if Privilege.. end Lori Walsingham having taken the chsir,ithe Petitions of certain Ir.sh Peers claiming their rights to vote at the rlertion of Peers N serve in Parliament for that part of the United Kingdom, were taken wito farther man Tlwww of Their Royal Hi2hrie•ws, tier }arts of Ulster, Monster, DnIAM, Armagh, and Connaught ; toe Dukes us York. Ctn. ream. Kent, Cootie r..sid, and Gletaosorr, isi Great Rivera, were the particular subject of consideration: and on osti..it of whom, Mr. Adam, as Couns.:l, was heard at ownsidesdhle I env h When the Learned C•ionse: had finished his address; The Esti of Id MERICK rote, and observed that he felt it incumbent on him to say a few words upon a poi .t or two • which had fallen from the ',ironed Counsel, in the course of ho 'mech. He had the highest respect for that .rolf, wised reatitinati : he had therefor waited patiently until he had fiai.daKl his addrna to the Committee ; but he had particularly advanced one proposition, against which he het , ' a ..h d o ry as • Per./ of Ireland.and one of the renr..-4 oitatives f he Nobility of that part of the linked Kingdom, to e .ter his solemn pro. the, via. the asseveration that the right of the King to the Crown of Ireland was toweled on conquest ! this wan a p which he moat positively de iv. Another proposition which he had to oh:;ed to was, that Ireland masa deli adroit shirks, upon th 4 part of the Realm. It never was—what degree of dependence might practically prevail, was that of the weaker under the stronger. All ideas of this kind were, he conceiver', done away, and in the most decisive language, by the re p-al of the 6th of George and with a reference to the Coon, which had happily taken place b-rween the coon. tries, it was highly impro;rer that ides., such at these he alluded to, should be held forth. With respet to the ques tion regularly befom the Committee, •o Peer co t ild- be more hail/ tlnn h. tuse.f. if it could be done without a ny stirage mein of the constitutional rights ..h either country, the august lie-senages in qu.evion should he enrolled in that het of slectirig Peers, of which he had himself the honour to he • Member After a few words were interchanged betwnn r•ne or tws of their Lordships and the Counsel at the Rh , . resirecti , g the time nice/nary for bringing forward the official documr ntary evidence necesistry upon the occasion ; the consideration of the cue was adioanied by the Committee to a distant day. The Bins upon the Table, chiefly private, were forwarded in thc:r revective stag-a. The Earl of SUFFOLK, seeing a Noble Secnitarr of Suite in his place, expressed h,s hope that he could an.'uer him a question, which, however, mote properly helosigad to th piu vince of the first Lord of the Admiralty, and whom he had ex pected before that time to hay.: se-rt in the House; the ques tion which he had to respected the returns which were to be laid before the House, in consequence of the Motions of the Noble Viscount. And It was "kith •r among three ac etates, the prices of the tonnage would be specifically stated, bar instance, the price of the tonnage in the King's Yards, at one given period, was state., t i be 211. What he wished to know was, whether the ili,te.mit prices under the dilfeient Beards of Admiralty would Ise 'medically 'tuft! Lord HAWKESBURY exorcised li 4 robv , cii, , n that the Noble V ocount at the tura4 of the Board of Admi. Ity woud be il,.posed le give every explanation upon the 'Wiwi, eon sisteut with a due regard to the interests of the public. With respect to himself; he confased, he was unprepared to inform the Noble Earl as to the detailed consideration he had ad. vetted to. ROMAN CATHOLICS OF inetAND Lord GRENVILLE acquainted their Lordships § that he shosld have, on Monday next. to present a Petition to the House, on the part of His Majesty's Roman Catholic subjefts in Ireland. He was aware that it was not usual to give notices relative to the presentation of Petitions; but that mentioned by him was upon a subject of so grave, weighty, and itro portant a nature, t h at h e h a d taken the liberty previously to mention it. The proceeding was not, he thought, likely to induce any discussion, nor did he mean to say any thing then upon it ; but, dvuld any further Motion or Proposition be intended to be brought forward upon the subjea, due notice would be given of such intention. M R nprnce Fox The Order being read for suannoning their Lord ships; .n.d ALC KL A ND. previously to his entering