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0; ., ; 41 " .. rTH-----E BEN; --- FIT OF THE YOUNG ROSCIUS. THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE. MORROW EVENING, March 14, Their ma)esties Servants will aft the Tragedy of HAMLET. T. 1 ,1, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS (being his first appear. u that char acter ); Claudius . King of Denmark, Mr. Queen, Mrs. Powell; Ophelia, Mrs H. Johnstun. To which will be added the Farce of THE WEDDING DAY. Lady contest, Miss Duncan. Ladies and Gentlemen who have already taken Places, pktfudy desired to send to Mr. Betty's for the Tickets. -.et* the Buses and Ticket% to be had at Mr. Betty's, 12, Redford .street, Bedford-square. ------ THE IsTR &Roy AL, COVENT GARDEN. 10-MORROW EVENING, March 14., will be acted (13ds time), • Mill Comedy, in five aets, TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY. De Charater. bv Mr. Munden, Mr. Kemble, Mr. Cooke, Ws. (Puter, Md. Davenport, Miss Shuttleworth. pwb:h will be added (9th time), a New Muskat Farce, called OUT OF PLACE; oit, TIME LAKE OF LAUSANNE. " tc Mew, Scenes. Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. CliAractriY by Mr. Hill, Mr. Braham, Signora Stoney, Sec. O RATORIOS,DURING AT PLAY• HOUSE PRICES, I.FNT. THE AT R F.-ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESI•.NF EVENING, March 19, will be performed rhr Firm Act of the Sacred Oratorio of THE CREATION, mpoied by Dr. HADYN, and the favourite Serenata of ACTS AND GA LATEA, Composed by G. F 14 ANDEL. Principal Vocal Performer:. Athe & Mrs. Bland; Master Linton St Miss Monday; r graham, Mr De 11171311, Mr. Page, Mr. G. Parrio, and Mr. der, from Bath. Mr G. Ashley, Leda, of the Band; Organ, Mr. J. Ashley. ne renuinder of the Band and the Chorusses, which are no erom and complete, by the most approved Performers. The bole under the DireatoisAshley, sen. Do iv, to be opened at Six o'Cluck, aad begin precisely at Seven. Boxes, 6s—Pd, Si. 2s.—Upper Gallery, Is. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr Broidon, at the Knit Ohm, in Hart street. Half price at the end of the Second Act. Stet of the Nobility and Gentry es are desirous of Private gates, arc requested to apply to Mr. Brandon, Hart-street. UNDER THE PATRONAGE. OF HIS ROYAL HIGH I NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. THE original Curinua a nd Wonderful Experi ment of ti, INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R CHARLES, the Inventor thereof, SAVILE-HOUSE, LEICESTER tiLl4 ARV- The extraordinary Exbibit,on 'continues open very Da) It undo. except d, from, Ten to Four, mid from Sentn to Ten in rho Evening ; end Modlowed by the great Conferment Profit! os all Ranks, who hero Witnessed it, to be out of Vie most astonishing ann.r offered to public WWII. The Invisible Girl;, who owls to be in the midst of the AndienMe, though unseen by them, converse and sin!, in English, French, a, al Genuan, play es the Piano Forte, &c. Also the amazing ANIMATED BUST, which beg the Mrengss of Life, tele the Number of the Company, their Oren, the Hour, be thins Watches., ,fre.-...tdmittance 24. &L.-Young Ladies and Gen. tkruen, tlfl4rf healer, la each, during the Holidays. ,pittse.tOirritair, vv.oms nukWING 15th NAT, tan,. TTIERE never his been a Lottery of only 30 , 000 Tickets that ever psisiies,ed near the Number of CApital Prizes with which this Scheme abound;. Un inspection it will be found to contain newt! as ni iny Caint4l Prize. as have been usual In Lotteiles of 60,000 Tickets, and no Prize under 201. NJ. of rri,es Sl IIENIF. Value of each. L. 30,000 ...... Total Value. L. 60,000 40,000 344000 15,0(,0 8,000 • 7,( 4)0 .5.000 5,000 120,000 20,0011 10,000 i:oso 2,000 1,000 50() 100 SO 30,000 Tickets L. 300,000 Capital Determinable I Fint.drawn, Ist Day L 10,000 First-drawn, 6th Day L 20,000 Ditto 2d Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Due 3d Day .. 1,000 Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto • 4th Day .. 3,000 Ditto Sth Day .. ',ono Dittos Bth Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Dav .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Offing. PRESENT PRICE Ticket Ealf L.O 10 0 Eiglith........ L. 2 8 6 Quarltr 416 0 Sixteenth 1 4 6 1, ,,• The Piitilic, who are desirous of having particular Nem ben, are mute Ard to be early in their application to some of theLattery Officers, who will take care and engage the Numbers wanted at the Bank of England. NifEDICAL REPOSITORY, No. 76, Long- ; IT 1 Acre, London, established by Authority, 1804, for the • Peer/ approved Medicine now adininistercd in the Sri • of Physic. The fallowing Medicines, warranted periefily genuine by the Prnprietors of this useful Institution, are now selling at the Repository, No. 76, Long Acre. 'fhe SA LOZENGE, for Gout and Bilious Disorders. —.This Medicine is compounded from the Proscription of the late Dr. Addington, which so long preserved the great Lord Chatham to his eouetry. CATHOLIC POWDERS, foe the Cure of Dropsical Om. plaints.Thirt Medicine has been found so truly effico:ious, as to render the 'null opeeation of Tapping no longer ne cessary. The genuine SWISS LOZENGE and POWDERS, for the cure if Worms in Children arid Aduits.-..These admirable Medicines aie from the original Prescription, which the late Qtieen of France purchased of the original Swiss Proprietor, and were afterwards universally administered by that luminous rirsician, the celebreted Tinton. The IRITISIf ALTERATIVE and DIKORSTRUEN'T PILL, for the Cure of !Liver and lions Convlaints.—ln the opinion of the ablest praftitimieritnow living, this Medicine has no parallel in the Matetia Medic. Dr. BOLLMAN's INVALUARI.E SPECIFIC against DEAFNESS, from the original Prescription.—This is the Specific so generally used throughout Germany, Fraser, and Russia, and which has secured to the Inventor such • distin guished rank in the science of Physic. Dr. DUIIREUIL's VF.GFTABLE POWDERS, for the Cure of all Disorders, proceeding from Viscid Phlegm and Oh strutted Persoiration.—Fraro the original Prescription. The late D.. WILLIAM TURNRULL's UNIVERSAL NERVOUS PILLS and NERVOUS TINCTURE:, which he admini4ewed during the space of forty ica:s with the mint un paralleled success. The Rey. Dr. WILLIAM BARCLAT's PATENT ANTI BILIOUS PILLS —The superior efficacy of this Methane hes been certified by several of the most distinguished Personages Groat &stain. Direetions ter takint each of the foregoing Medicine*, to. Wiser wish a 161134; • PrOillit4tl%, will be dehveted ttaraos) at inoltepotitery. 100 600,10 vbr 3;rtttlb 1111rtfoo_ WEDNESDAY, M. ARCH 13, 1805. TO TOE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ls PITS AND GENILININ, rr HE Death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, I, your late worthy Direaor, having occasioned a vacancy in the Court, I beg leave to renew my solicitation for the honour of your Support to succeed hint, re , ying with the create.; satislaftion, from the well known accumulation of Friends, that the result will fully accomplish any sanguine ex• peaationv, and suecossfelly terminate your friendly exertions; this I shall at all time, acknowleilge with sentiments of grati tude and respect. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, New Broad•street, Your most obliged humble servant, London, March 2, *HS. JOHN JACKSON. VICTUALIANG-0171Crolffpies 11, laps. THE COMMISSIONERS for ri!familia: His Majesty's Nary do herds, gigs Notice, That ea FItIDAY nest, the 15th Instant, they sill be reedy to receive Tenders in riti"; (sealed ~p ), and treat far Oar Thistuand Sacks Kilte d, Lel Household Flour ; to be delivered in Seeks in the space of Fortniiht front that Day, by Iteeldy preportiern, into His Us ,jesty's li. eeUiot Stores at Deptford; mai to be paid far by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Hays sjter Date. The Conditions of the Contraml nay be seen at the Secretary's Office. Note:ard will be had to any Tender, in which the Pike shall wet be inserted in Wordx at Its h, or that stoat not be delivered to the Beard before One o'Clork on the tod Friday nett, the IStA Instant, ear wane the l'erson trip. a. bee the Tender, or some Person on les behalf, attend, to answer shpt ealkelfor. vf R. JAC KSON's COMMITTEE meet at his 1. House, New Broad atreet, EVERY DAY, at Twelve o'Clock, and will Ike obliged by the communication of any friendly information. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, ripHE death of Mr. WILLIAMS having left an I opening for the choice of a new Dee or, permit me to declare myself a Candidate to succeed him, in the event of the vacancy being ant ttttt noxl; sad to entmat the honour of your votes arid ,rapport. I remain, with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful arid devoted humble Servant, J AS PATTISON. SMALL PDX and INOCULATION HOSPITAL. raastnews, • Ills R. U. dew Mime! YORX, in tbeChair. era .ritsatowl_ _l4. •• - His Grace Use Doke of Radford. His Ghee the Duke of Devreisbire, The Right Worsbiefol R. Clark, E.i.t Charribellain Jonathan Ho.i.re, Esq. Henry Tlorentnn. Esq. 14 P. &din Esq Treasurer. • • • THE ANNIVERSARY will be held at the LONDON TAVERN. en TUESDAY. the 19th of March, 1806. Droner will he ort the Table at Five o'Cloek pro:11601y. ssastortua. Rlllnn. Philip East of CM. R. Raldwyn Esq. terfield, F. R. S & e . J•weph Del:field, Esq. E. Hilliard, Esq. M..P. F. R. W. Ei.daile, Esq. and A. S. A • Gblrismid. t sq. F.. L. Lneeden, E.q M. P. I K. Hollow!, Esq. GN. Noel, EN. M. P. I I P. Pelisno, Esq. S. Whitbread, Esq. M P. Kichaid Till, Esq. J. Whitehall, Eq. M. P. 311. toe:cortstitute st Governor fur Life-11. fis. an Annual Sobseriber--Any other Kendal:Eons _ire gratefully roceived. Tisicetb to bohad o A. f the 'iecretwv, HIGHMORE, Sec. No. 40, Haydon-square, Mineries. • King's Arms Y aid; Match 2, 1205. N. B Mr. Pattison's Committee will sit every day at the King's Head Tavern, in die Poultry, from I I till 4. TO TIIE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, FINDING that in consequence of the We period at which I signified my intention of offenng myself as a Candidate, to succeed to the present Vacancy in the DireCtion, many of the Proprietors had engaged their Votes, under a per suasion that I should not come forward ; I feel it, on this ac count, incumbent upon me to decline giving my Friends at this time any further trouble ; anti, more particularly, as the strong testimonies which I have received of future support, and the increaspil necessity of professional assista ,- ee, in the management .1 the Company's shipping concerns, by the death of ay lamented Friend, Capt. Stephen Williams, give me every leatxm to expect complete success, upon the next Vacancy, when I shall again to .t the liberty of submitting to your consideration the public grounds upon wilich I haps to be favoured with your countenance and support. I have the honour to ha, Ladies and fleritlenrm, Ycei• devoted humble Servant, CEO miLLET.r. This itay is plibVshefl, in Una Volume Fool4CzD Oft Ivo, embellished With a tu,aaticia Engraving, prier as. in board ,, , T HE SORROWS of SEDUCTION; with ctHEIt. POEMS Milted for Longnsau. lice*. mad Onuti. Paternoster ray ; and to be had aan Bookrollem. Wal'wood I if ou se aTtnit.tmke, .tar. 11, 11'05. GI'ILDI ALL, March 8, 1805. GRASS LAND, ISLE OF DOGS. THE COMMITTEE for carrying into exec s. dun the Aft of Parliament for ritridencig more comino thou, and fur better molding the Port of London, will meet 'at GUILDHALL, oa THURSIYAY the 214 of March, 1005, at Twelve GClock at Noon prechely, to LETT by PUSLIC AUCTION, about THIRTT-ONE ACRES of GRASS LAND, at the Isle of Mgt, belonging to the Committee, OM Year, from theirrt laay of April, DM; oleo, the HER SAGE in the Lanes of the Isle of Ih,gs whieh are to the Southward of the C 411.11. The Cuntradlor will he at liberty to mow or rasture the Land with Cattle or Fifteen. at ha option. Further Partieolars, if neeettary,, may he hod, hr applying at the Office of Wurkb, Guildhall, or the Canal °Rice Ilhick wall WOODTIIMPE• LADIES. TiAT- SUPERFLUOUS liAlif3 ars one of te greatest d.awbeeks from the besiuty and ifeltracy o the Fonale Faoe, is allowed by evey man, fr,im 11,e Prince to the Pamela. To remove them •116 , 41 4 prei ttttt I have, from time to time, started up, b ut most of Clem, 31- though pomi.oudy advertised, having been knurl tenth-, ine!fi catious or deleterious, ar.. fallen or falling to tae ground In praiss of TRENT's DEPILATORY, which stands akvulut , is unporalleled and justly crletwitsd, the Proprietors will only observe, that it removes the Hairs in a few minutes, without injuring the skin, or causing any unpleasant sens Mon—that it has be:it happily applied and Inghly approved in the first circles of fashion and rank—and that ladim may sec it used, and thus have ocular demonstration of its efficacy and inno cence before they make a purchase. is sold, by appointment of Trent and Co , wholesale and retail, by Mr Perrin,43, Southampton-street, Covelit-Gard-ti; and retail by all the pr.ncalhd Perfumers in London. To Larlits in the ems itry, enclosing the amount, free of postage, it will ,e immediately forwarded --Price ss. ESSINTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking iron Moulds, ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stain, out ((Linen, Muslin, Lace, &e. and for many other Um!a, as a sub/mutt for Lemons. Price One Shilling the Box. T AVING received numerous Complaints that _ _ _ H — Comi.ositions, sold under the title of SALT OF LE MONS, are not only ineffecluel, but that they bum and de stroy the Linen ; I think it notemary m inform the Public, that my true ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS is only to be had, why llerale and retail, at my Shop in Cockspur.succr, and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my signature OIL the bottom of each Boa, and oti the outside of the Wrapper. W. BAYLF.Y. N B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hand, as it instantly cakes out the trains of fruit, coloured gloves, &c. and is much mo r e a g reeable to use than Lemon itself. At the same place may be haul, BAYLEY'. SCOW F RI NG DROPS, for taking Grose out of Silk, Stud, Woitllen Cloth, dec. THE Reverend WILLIAM BA RC LAN"S ASTIBILICSUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS -The Pub lic are requested to observe, that as the great benefit to be de rived from the above Patent Medicine depends on the P 413 being genuine, Hi. Majesty's Lion. Commissioners of the Stain... Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wm Barclay, the sole Inventur and Patentee of the A iiinhihnui Deobstruent Pills, the name of " The Rev. Barclay, Staffoid-.tiect, Old Bottd-stn!t,” to be engraved on a black stamp, ishmh stamp is affixed to each hoe, ad others are rutin. terfeit ; and any person rending the same will be prciecuted with the utmost seventy of the law. They have been nsed with Macres by runt thousands ; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the ((Arming distinguished oenonarg-s, vis.- Hi. Grace the Archbishop of Caaterbury--The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells... Sir John Huovwoon, Hari. M.P for Flo. niton-Sir Stephe-i Lo,hington, Bart. M P for Pen rt n- r. Anson, E.q. M.P. Litchfield--James Amfatt, E.q. M P for Southaini.ton--Cecil Forrester, Esq. M Y. for Wenloo-Ni tholsoit Calvert,Foq.M.Y. kir Hen furn-Ediuundltoehto, New.street, Spring gerttent--Tbomas A rch Pall mall-.4.; W. Dickts. Esq. Private Secritary to the Archbishop of Canterbury-the Rev. Mn. Dinars - lc, Librarian to the Arch. oishop. The Medicines air sold at Mr. E. Kerb.'so auflos4l - Old B.,nd streetootir Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester square--M. Forbes. Chemist. Poultry (late Salter and Co ) ...Meier.. Bacon and Co. Oximdditreet-.Mr. Bolton, Royal Exchange.-tdi Michell, Modica' Repository, Long•acre-ie Mr. Edwards, Nn. Ste, BolOmm-aiand Mr fluter, No 4, Cheapaile, corner of Paternoster mw. Where mar slot b.. bad, the following truly valuable Medicines, whose happy effects in their several cares have procured the most distaguished ;a nonage ;....The 8., Win. Barclay's Specific for the stir/rand speedy relief of the G .-1; his Solvent for the Cure of Stone; his Volatile Nevi os Cordial Drop.; and his Volatile Otly Embrocation for the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, dtr ill which to be genuine, mast have the above min. stoned /amp. flay is published, THE POE'CICAL WORKS of ARTHUR Fiat.....Ci•ntaining, among other Mnieellanttoni P.teras Original Fables,„and a Traii.lation of sort.a Fables, Pe m La Fontaine Sold by Lined, 2S, Harletr-street. This - day is published. !nice 18. ALETTERde the REV. GEORGE BURDER , occasioned by his brit MON en LAWFUL AMUSE MENTS, preach &et the Teresday Cyanid. , Lecture, Fetter Laos, Jan. 10 ; 11101. .I.ii:itnA fat 11 U. Sessend.„ Faternostey•Row ; liatchard, Psecaddly ; slid Sicker-1%A . , St:And. Tltis Day is nnO'i.had; a Nair itlalhow eta-- --•!• rrIHRF.E SERMONS ON THE LORD'S PRATER s --in winch is set firth, that Ws Divine P.l, or contain, a Summary of the Commandments... o lle F 11.9 S of the Prophecies, bed tbe 'area Forte of our WorMip of one ni y 054, iminibuted in the 84 , •ssiah. The Monthly Review fur August, 1804, contains the fol lowing R*111016,1111 thtsPublicatiai : " The esj , et of these Sermon: is to 'het' , that the Lord's Pram. h a Summary of the Ten Commandments, a perfect Orde of Wisdom, and a complete Rti,e. of Life. The nn ments on it are lust, Ingenious, pious, and animal nq —The Author's pwrressiens are atirrittabie, hts temper is highly be coming, and hiasimtitneuts breathe a s.iirit of ardent piety and active virtow• 7 ;. ' 4l at SYmbialls t s, Paternoster-tow ; and Hatchard's, Picea dil LITERATURE. MESSRS. LONG MA 4, HURST, REgS, and ORMF., find it indiiperisahly necessary to erVeigise to the Public and the Trade for snnie recent irregularities. tossing from the unaustilaanile Combination among the Jorimeyisen Printed) of several of their Publications, which, from the impatient and extensive demand (or them, they ate .ensible have occasioned a very general dissatisfaction and disappointment. Mrs. INCHIALD'i New COMEDY of TO MARRY, or NOT TO MARRY, winnowed far Publication last week, wilt appear in two or three day.. Mr. MORTON'. Comedy of THE SCHOOL OF REFORM, now ready for Publication. Thelfirst Volume of the new elegent Wurk,THE ENGLISH DRAMA, announced fur Publication lost week, is also now ready for delivery. THE. NEW CYCLOPEDIA. The First Part of this mag nificent Work is re-printing 1 and as ...on as a sufficient Num ber of Sets can be completed for their nomerous Orders, they will he iinmerliately delivered. The Ninth Part is in a State of considerable forvardneis THE EDIN BURGH REVIEW. The. New Edition of this Wirk M daily expected from Scotland, and immediately on its arrival, he many °tilers for Sets which they have received will be executed. THE ANNUAL-REVIEW fur ISO 4, which bad been an. nonacid for Publication this Month, it is feared, cannot appear tiil next Month, in consequence of the preavit Combination. LINDLEY %tURRAY'sIPIEV.F.g. The month , increasing sale of these Works, having creatrd isitexpeCed demaiida f o r new Ealitions, has occastuned some timporarr inconvenience.. Two large I inpressionaef the new Works (the Spelliiig Book and First B,srkt have been published within the last four Months, waich have hem (Guild a scanty Snooty for the De. (nand : the Third Edition is seem expetted, fr=ost York. Paternoster-ton, Match 5, 1805. P. S. Hc , d s the Valuable Works which SltNgri. Longman and Co. have already published this Seawn, the (allowing will appear before it is concluded: 1. Bruce" Travels, a new and enlarged Edition, Bvo. 2. Rell'olivineioles of Surgery, Vol. 11. 4to. 3. Thiltees B-suites of Wilt-hire, Vol. 111. 4. Ellie's Specimens of Early English Romances, 3 Vole. S. Engravings of the Egyptian MOlitlenellill in the British Museum R. Flaxnean'slheenpositions from the Iliad and Odyssey of Horne., a new sad enis•ff-d Eeitinn. 7. Sir William Forbes's Life of Seattle,( Vol. 4to. IL Good's Trandation of Lucretius, 2 Vols. 410. 9. life of Marinontel, written by Himself, 4 vols. 12mo. 10. Malcolm Laines Edition of ()ono, with Notes. 11 Mackenzie's Report en the Authenticity of Oesiaii. 12. Monkhrnisse's Decasional Divuurses, 3 vols. Byer. IS Southey's Midis., a Poem, 4to. 14 s nu tiwy'a Specimens of Mo.km Eneish Peers. TS. Turner's History el t:ie Sec. o(the Anglo Six,n.. 16. Rim West's Priem; rid Pliys, Vols. 111. and IV. 17. Waisous Po.tular Er Atoms of Natural Religion. Sec. 8 Di Wilson's kli.tray ut Antieut au.l Ms.deris Egypt. • • ‘o. This Day is published. price Is. sewed. iliestrated with a coloured Ecgrering, AN EXAMINATION of that PART of die EVIDENCE RELATIVE to COW-PON, which tees deliv,,ed to the Committee of the ilni.Ne of Cn.timnus. by two of the Surgeons of St. Thomas', flopnar with some Remarks on Inoculated Small-Pn . c By W. R. ROGERS. Printed fir .1. Clow, Med.cil Hook4ell-r, to, CTOWII. court, Princes-street, Soho. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IMUSE OF LORDS.—Tonnes, Maims 12 The Koval Atvent was given by Coinounion to the ?Cris , Loan 8.11, the Additional Postage Rates, mid the CL4 iranti.nr Extension BIN the Manchester Canal, the S . nry IA! Kul way, the B e thnal-green-road, and lour other privatn Bill,. The Lords Commistioners were, the Lord Cliaueldlor, Lord Walsingharn, and Lord Ancldand. Counsel were heard relative to the Sc ots ' Appeal , the Earl of Kinnoul and Others, r Maule, Dalgleish, aul Othlrli Mr. Adam, at considerable length, as leading Courhel ft; Me Appellants. The further convideration of the case was ad. - lalifued till tovavirrow. The Bills upon the Table, ellilelty eta local et private na ture, were forwarded in their respective stages. MR. JUSTICE FOX. The Marquis of ABERCORN called the atten- , lion of their Lordships to the proceedings with rc speft to the charges alleged against Mr. Justice Fox. . lie observed generally, that a degree of informa lity at present prevailed with respcd to the pro ceedings of the Comnsittee, and which, in his opi nion, rendered an application to the House neces. nary. His Lordship, then, after hastily reading over the heads, presented a paper, which, as far as we could couea, was a transcript of the articles of charge brought forward on A . lO- fuer oc- cation. When the paper was laid upon tbs ta ble ; Lord AUCKLAND immediately rose, and ex pressed his disapprobation of such a line of pro ceeding. He alluded not only to the line of pro seeding. which, what was now suggested by the No ble Marquis seemed to chalk out for the gut dance of the Committee, which, he should think, would be preferably direaed to the consideratip of. the charges separately. instead of referriag the whole, condensed into one document or article. But, the Noble Lord alluded to the effect which p ming a document of the kind, so brought forward, upon the records of the House, must have. Ha meant nothing in the least disrespeaful, still less of impu tation a . 4ainst the Noble Marquis, for his cocsiut on the occasion. But the matter appeared to him to be entirely founded. He was not present in the earlier stages of the discussion ; but it appeared to be founded in ipse dint considerations. Th., Noble Marquis knew little or nothing of the transaaions from personal knowledge, it was what was repre sented to bim by others. Their Lordships would conceive, in what sitnation, not only a Judge. but any other public officer, might be placed, by such a line of proceeding. and which might obtain, at the pleasure of any of the three hundred and sixty members of that, or thesis hundred and fifty-eight members of the other House. They should pro ceed in every thing that concerned the case to which the paper in question referred, with the =most cau tion and deliberation, as it would go to constitute a precedent of a very important nature. The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the wool sack. Ise seemed to regard the question which arose on the present occasion, as one relating prin cipally to matter of form. However. he admitted that a considerable degree of difficulty ebtained.— The Committee could not regularly collea from the papers which were laid before them, but, from the terms of the Resolution of the House, what they were to proceed upon. He was aware of the.* feels to which his Noble Friend anti& d, but. under the operation of the Aft of Settlement, a Judge so proceeded against must remain in such a situation. until he was removed by an address, or his car otherwise decided upon. On the other hand, it was to be considered, whether the House would give the necessary credence even to the verdia of a Jury, on such an occasion, were it before them, or proceed to investigate the case on their own parts, and by evidence taken before themselves ; and it slecield be recollected that when the Noble Marquis first came forward, he said, he was prepared to substantiate the allegations by the testimony of witnesses. la the present state of the proceedings a degree of Ja ! c ulty existed, which it was necessary the Houses should remove. Lord AUCKLAND was about to speak in ex planatios, when Earl SPENCER spoke to Order, as he conceived there was no Motion then before the House. The Marquis of ABERCORN admitted this to be the case, but observed, that it was in c .nsequence of the Noble Lord opposite to him enteriag strain of ohjeetion before he bad dine to •i-ice it so. The Noble Marquis moved in effea t' at the Com mittee be dirested to proceed speciticelly to investi gate the matters contained in the Paper presented as above. Earl SPENCER. stated his opinion that nothing should be done to retard the progress of the investi gation in which the Committee were now engaged. With respea to the most expedient manner of pro ceeding, there certainly existed some difficulties : it was however obviously right, that the matter siiuuld be referred in the most regular manner to the inves tigation of the Committee. LordHAWKESBU RY begged to say a few worc's on the present occasion, and particularly as to the ground on which the Noble Marquis now came forward. With respell to any diffictuties that might arise in the progress of the business, he disapproved of any endeavour to commence the proceedings fide ', em u. The Committee had made a considera prig , css in the investigation of the business before them. And the general desire that aauated them, and the only question that cooll y arise wa s hose ral principles a justice, security to the public, or they may proceed more consistently with gn with reference to the cbansaer of the individual. •C 'ET/ • •-•. I . . . , 404 Kr (►RICE 111XPENCE. • I i . a ta or. ' ) 84- sll rof