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i 7741 TIIEVTRE-ROYAL, HkY MARKET. Iris PRESENT EV ENING, June 20, will ated the Comic Opera INKLE AND YARICO. s,. 0,-;•topiter Curly, Mr. D iwton ; Mwliwn, Mr. Grove; Nr Taylor: Inkle, Mr. Palmer, ion. ; Trudy. Mr. Mrs. Gibbs Narcina, Mrs. Ataegerre; Wooki, Mire Tyler. Alter *Welt (in one art) a Comic Farce called MRS. XV IGGINS. i t rertitch 'will be add rl the Missiral Drama of THE HUNl'Elt. OF THE ALPS. y e as, Mr. Etliston; Koaalvi, Mr. Chapman ; Jeronimo*, G r ove; loan, Mr. Taylor; Baptista. Mr. Pgraw. Nitg.4;itrb , ; Genevieve, Mn. Taylor. A Nees incai,mtal to the Piece, in which will be introduced a l , Seal by lel us C. Bristow. T.-morrow, the Comedy of The ?MN (;,tniterllllll. vierUA LUNG:OFFICE, JUNI 19, ISO COAWSIONE RS fur Viiimailinff Hrt Tat Narc do hereby tire Notice, that on 1 - CPLS-' Dm . 0.4 r i:talt butane, shy will be rood!, to mare ,euled ty ), do/ iota te;gb writ Persona no vim ea t n teke 1,, I*,,,,hese sit the YEAS r tb.,t skaii bt omit to R., 11,pv . ies I:rt‘chouse t Ikptlonl, Jro Oat Year, from Ike SA , inenut. c o .ditions of the Caner'ld may be sten at the Seereta.y's N. (loop! wilt Ana to any rewler, in which. the Price shalt rt 6 ,,„,.7,1ed frer.li at length, or th a t doll ,tat Or delivered to In Word trfore ate o'Clork on the unt Turriaq not, the lettont akkss the Person tri46 , makes thr Tender, a. west I:trims.' ki , s Beka; satesak, so answer bait 4 coned for. A T n COURT (if DIRECTORS of the EAST IN COMFAN Y, ht/Aou WLDN ESDAY, the 19th Jl. SC, I 30! ; Itemised ausweiummiely- 14 net the Inesureuieure which hat 10 , 1 earpoirotruf Inas the reduced Nuasher of the ppareisiaskaly arqu4Lited the Register Said y. e i c e ~f the Compsuy, renders it the Ditty of the Court, to to es the P. ,, ja levier, that ,t wit! be fee de 'merest y the Cow p.m?, t, #:t up tie nest rocoPery, Yost orgy happen to the D.- tiSuni, 1y a Goodrum.. it that mar ripely's." ( &veal) By Order nt the ta;deeurt. W. R kt4SAY, Ib4 Day . h published, in Otte Volatile Royal 4to. with Twenty-one Plates, price Ouc Gisioea w boards; colowad Coptes. 11. in board., 11EW8 of PICTURESQUE COTTAGES, V with Mans, soleelsid train a Colfenton of Drawings taken is diferetit Parise' England, and intended as Hints fur the I m p r ovement ..f !Semen; with Observations on the Adf!teiit Mate:l6li used fur Building Cottages and fitudue fug raturelue effect. Ity W. ATKINSON, Architect. far T Gardiner, Book.4eller, Princes-street, Caven d4,Alikus; sad by Lougnsan, Hurst, Kees, and Orate, P..ternocci-tow. - - _ - CONSPICUOUS ADVANTAGE. fl 111BONS, Woollen Draper and Tailor, 183. llr FLEET S'rRF.F.T, near St Dun tan'o Church, sup• o'. Gentlemen With Appeal, made to manure of the bast M , sr.als, rti..t F iduoil, aini Workinanship, at ;ha folio. ing pc k r . for ready M. nay only : 1.. t. Second 'Cloth Coat • • . 113 Soperboa ditto . lld Ir.,' not Aupernito thaw • . 210 Din. Ca...mare !neon. s . 19 C..rd •litto 16 . . . Ditto (Viable twilled 111 . . Aod every other article in tho. above Br ovlies proportion ably e11e..., rli...prlitie. are ...wanted the very he.t, and the silvan sites to the public are accounted fur, by every article benig b , ,,tglit re 4 snld for ready motley. FISTIERWICK PARK, AND ESTATES. CUE PU 111.IC are resoeatully informed that .1 ow.. s.ry ralssahle ESTATES, innate Ileaf Lichfield, me t: f Salford, will be sold BY PRIVATE CON- T!.ACT, in Lou. The Sueerb Mansion Route, and Offices, with the Pork, Plcasure Grounds, and Dard,ni, i n :ether the Manor. of Fislierwicla„ Horton, Cumberford, poem, eml one-third of the ltlassur of Pockingtosi, anA the whenes in the River "tame; and also tie k:lnird Ansi Cum li-rhird Mills, the Stubby, 1,14, and Hedi store Farm-, with FAintin Buildings, and l'addocks, Demesne, Land, And -.err other requisite affording Importance and ervinfmt to the Proprietor of this diagninceiit establishment, will be conspre. od-d in one Lot The 11n;.was Hayes Wood, with the Timber, Trees and thitlerwoal growing together with the Imdge-home and Offices, And the salad henement, land soul premise-, in the entire of Wm Miele., adjoining thereto, 'will be esmpriscil u another Lot. .the Hill Farina, lindile4md, NViiittinetnn, and the small &tuned 11,tates, will be solslieposiAtels N.B. Particulars And specifications are reposing for distr . '. To treat by Privet! (7ontrafl f o r the pne.hase of the Estate , . either 4. an illitlietY or in I.sits, apply to Mr. Jam's, Atesit, No. 14, Carey Street, Liiicnlo's Inn, London; or at near Stratford on Avian, Warwickshire, at *home stay be had to stew the %fait:ion noose rod 1 by perions desirous of becoming iitirelttier* 11 , renf ; ‘ ' the office. of Mr. Barrett, King .neat, Manclimder ; Mr. Bedford, Itsrmim•ham Motes. Co;lIns and Keene, Stafford; and at )lmws. Fester, Cooke, Ltd frue's, I.ineoliet Ito; and Messrs. Wake and Whites, lEasex-strezt, Strand, LonA..n. PINHE Revetend WILLI AM BARCLAY'S I AvilinLioUs DEons ntuEorr ilLis.—The Pule. lita,eniumted to observe, that ois the great benefit to I,ede rived from the above Porton Medicine deiociiils on the Pill, boot renUine, {IN Majesty% C 111 l misairmert of the Duties hate been ple.o.ed to rant to the Rev. AlIC:4), the' mole Intentur and Patentee of the Antibilinus Deiletruent Pill; the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Staffooloarert, Old hood-ttreet," to be engratet on a black 111qmp, which stamp is affixed to each box, all othettare awn' toren : and any peirm vending the tams will be prosecute,' *al , the utmost severity of the law. They have been tined With tutees by mane thousands ; Laymen when he hat the bottom to rant 40 tolovring datinginthed perehlaKeS Si: (;'ace the Archhithnp Cinterhury—Tti. Lord lii.hrip ▪ ILth and Welle•S.l John lionywmaal, Ran. M.P. for 11/.. niiiro--Sit Stephen Luthincton, Bart. M.P. for eehrtn — T• &emit, Eaq. M.P. Litehfiehl--Jamea Asittatt, E.g. M.P. for B ' r :nhren'iton—Cecil Fore...ter Esau M . P. for Weitloe-.."46 • C alvert, Fog. M.P. for liertford..-Fdiii owl Ibiehm, FM. ti" -meet, gardenii—Thonia ,, 111,nhieraley, Esq. 10 % 11 .4 ; W. Mikes, Rao Pritate See:etare to the ArelihiM:ip ilf . Calivihiirs--the Rev. 1111. Moloch, Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Medicines are told at Mr. E. Kerby 's, Stadoid- Meet, Ind B r um g:,e c t-..M r . Stratton, Perfumer, Levee-ter- Obilere.e•Nft. Fortier. Chemist, Poultry (late halter and Co ) "...Mears. Breen and Co. Oxford-vtrevei—Mr. Bolton, Keys' t`ehertge-aMr Metheal Retvaitiwy. Liiipz-eereaa. „ 1r • tAnunke No 3i4, Ilullsorii-..aud Mr. Butter, No. 4." corner of Psteritoyegtow. %Vitoria may elan b: had. awl . ..lowing tr u ly talirable SUR;euists,volvoiw harpy elT , * . eta in their %causal rues hare pr.tcured the mod itiatitigisulied pa Inmate 1--The lire. Win. Barelag's Seecitic fir the trio' end bitest Wt.( of the Gott ; he: Solvent foe the Core of St.ine I hn Yolatre Nemo Cordial Mort and hi. Volatile task ilarocar , •11 fee dos cute of the Gout, Rheumatism, Ste. all which he M mutt have the aliove•uatas. Rutted Wanly. • . • .• • __,41!.0-I\rittob 313rtio• THURSDAY, JUNE 20, iso3. 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Bill, the whole money was appropriated to the re pairs of the roads, which would deprive the informer of his principal ;waive for affing. He, therefore. proposed an amendment, tending to restore the pro vision of the former Aa, in that respeft. This proposition, not seeming to meet the sense of the Committee, was, on the question being put, negatived without a division.—The Report of the Bi:l was ordered to be received to-morrow. A Petition from Sir John Johnstone, Bart. claim ing the title of Marquis of Annandale, &c. was presented, and referred, by their Lordships, to the consideration of the Commitve of Privileges. The House resolved into a Committee on Moores Divorce Bill, when several amendments were made, by the omission of certain clauses. The Stipendiary Curates Bill scent through a Committee of the whole House, and was ordered to he reported to-morrow ; when, we understood the LORD CHANCELLOR to say, he should move for the re-commitment of the Bill. MESSAGE FROM THE KING. Lord HAWKESBURY presented a Message from His Majesty (tor which see the Commons); the Message having been read, his Lordship moved, that it be taken into consideration to-mor row, and the Lords summoned thereapon.—Or dered. GARDNER'S DIVORCE RILL. Counsel and evidence were farther heard relative to the Bill to dissolve the marriage of the Honour able Alan Hyde Gardner with Maria Elizabeth his now wife, and to enable him to marry again. The first witness called was a Mr. Shore, for the purpose of proving the serving Mrs. Gardner with a copy of the Bill, &c. He stated, that he serve! the copy on a lady, whom he understood to be Mrs. Gardner, at her residence near Ware in Hert fordshire ; but es he never had seen that lady ei ther before or since, he could not state positively from his own knowledge, that she was Mrs. Gard nen—That part of the proof was therefore neces sarily reserved. Sir Act/Rao CI AIME, K. B. stated, that he re sided at Madras in the year 179 ti, as Comman der in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in that guar. ter ; that he knew Captain and Mrs. Gardeaset. She was Miss Adderley, the daughter of Lady Hu ' bart. That be was present at the marriage ot Cap tain Gardner with Miss :Wei ley, in the year 1796, but could not be positive as to the time of the year. He believed it to be aboat March. Lord and Lady Hobart were also present at the marriage. Jennings, a young man, who lived servant with Capt. Gardner, W C.4llCd, With respeft to the ab sence of Capt. Gardner from England, on His Ma. jesty's service in the West Indies from the latter end of January, or beginning of F.bruary, 160 1 2., till his return in the foil. su q 4issl7 and btlhe state of his health dui ing.drit p:riu.l. Capt. Gard ner had been very il4..particulidly at his return, when he se as unable remove from the ship with out assistance. He stated, that tie Captain, a . tar as he had an opportunity of ohserviiii, always ix hared in a very affe&ionare manner to his lady, and treated her with the greatest respeft. Further evidence is to be adduced. The sill was afterwards read a second time, and ordered to be committed. By not objeEting to which proceedings, the Loan CuaNctu.og:observecL, he did n r. pledge himself to consent to the third reading of the Bill, and earnestly expressed his hope, that a fuller at tendance May take place oa its subsequent discus sions. Some routine business was then disposed of; after which the Eouse Adjourned till to-morrow, when their Lordships stand summoned for the con sideration of His Majesty's Message; and upon the Earl of CARYSIORF'a Motion respaling the state of the Negotiations with Russia, &c. REVIEW OF 1300 NEW !ITALIC VFIONS, This MI are iterli.thed. price Otte Glintel earh, V. , ltitne I. fur 1802; Vulutue 11 for 1803; and V,Mutne 111. for IRO4, of ANNUAL REVIEW, and History of Literature. Cuittaiiiing a Ciatical Analysis of all the Works publuhsdl during each Year, atrangrd in Chapters ' ear reaponiting with the various gralichrs of !Yuman Knowledg., each of which is preceded by an Hiihiric latroduCtion• A. Editor. . - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and ()nue, Paternniter row. ••• The Plan adopted in this Work, of reviewing torther all the Publications of the Year, affords a Variety of Advsn tages peculiar to itself; a Volume will continue to he pub lished atonally in the Month of March; and by this Means emery other Review Si considerably anticipated in the Priority of Notice of new Publications HOUSE OF LORDS—Vicommonv, luxe II MR. JUSTICE FOX . Pursuant to the Order of the Day, their Lord ships resolved into a Committee, for the further in vestigation tithe matters alleged in charge against Mr. Justice Fox. Lord Wirtsrson•ss in the Chair : The attention of the Committee was entirely oc cupied with the cross-examination of two termer witnesses, Messrs. Armstrong and Galbraith, and with the arguments of the respeaive Counsel on contested points, which casually arose in the course of the examination. The Counsel, &c. being ordered to withdraw, and the Chairman to leave the Chair, the House resumed, when, on the motion of the I.OItD OW/. cin.zoa, the Committee were ordered to sit again on Saturday, for the purpose of the farther investi• gation. Lord GRENVILLE, seeing a noble Secretary of State in his place, observed that be rose in conse quence of his understanding the Noble Lord had given notice of his intention to bring in a Bill to continue the proceedings in the case of Mr. Justice Fox, until the next session of parliament. He rose to trouble their Lordships with a very few ob servations upon the subjea. He was aware he was not perfeelly in eider, but his sense of the in tended proceeding was so strong. that he seized the first opportunity he had of saying a few words upon it. The proposed measure, in his opinion, would tend to a material alteration of the whole frame and constitution of the parliament of this country. He hoped full time wool! be allowed for the consideration of a question of such great importance ; a question of no less moment, than whether they should now, for the first time since parliaments existed, enat by a law, that the King should not have the power by his prerogative of putting an end to motions, discussions, and bills, which might be pending in both Houses of Parlia ment. As far as he had been able to inform tons self upon the subjett, there was no instance upon record of continuing from sessions to sessions, Bills, or the deliberative proceedings of the legislature. His Lordship adverted to a solemn decision, which had been given with respect to the point by both Houses, on a particular occasion. With respect to eleEtion committees, where the proceedings were continued. the case was quite different, as such made a separate tribunal, the proceedings of which were within itself, and were so constituted by a special law, and for a particular purpose. He con cluded by again expressing his hope, that full no tice would be given of the intended discussion cf a measure of such great and peculiar importance. Lord HAWKESBURY observed, that no pro. seeding should obtain with respeitl to the subject adverted to by the Noble Baron, which would indi cate any intention on his part of taking the House by surprise. He was, however, rather obliged to the Noble Lord for giving his general opinion at so early a period upon the point, though it was done in a way, perhaps, contrary to the forms of that House. Of the intended discussion, the Noble Baron may be assured, ample notice should be given. He could not say that lie coincided with the opinion thrown out. He saw the point in a different light. It should be recolleOed, that a great difference existed between a legislative and a judicial proceeding of that House; and he conceived in that view of the subjea what he proposed could very properly be done. Added to this, the case was perfealy a novel one, and so the House would rather have to form a precedent. With mpeEt to the other House of Par liament, a case occurred which, he seemed to think, bore a similitude to what lie had suggested: lie meant the case of Sir Thomas Rumbold, wherein, with reference to a bill of pains and penalties, it was proposed to continue the proceedings. With respell to his intended bill, he should propose shortly to bring it in, have it printed for the perusal and con sideration of their Lordships, and, with respeEt to the discussion which may take place on the question for the second reading, the Noble Lord may depend upon it, that ample !mice should be given. 'MISCELLANEOUS. Lord Gtemetaviz, accompanied by several Members, delivered a message from the Commons, purporting. that the Committee of that House, on which the permission of their Lordships for the ' attendance of the Lord President, the Earl of I Buckinghamshire had been requested, having closed the hearing of evidence, and made their report, the necessity for such attendance, on the part of those Noble Lords, no longer existed. Mr. At/wive& presented the Seamen's Er.. couragement Bill, and the London Port Improve ment Bill, which, with several privet s Bills, recently brought up, were severally read a first time. 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