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rl'•. j. NUMBER 793 KING'S THEATRE. CO.MO RROW EVENING, July 13 , will be presented, the GraCOnd C SoAmicßA Ope ßA ra nt LA . Composcd by Manini. principal Charaffers by Mrs. Billington, Signora Stowe, lo.W.echsell, Mr. Graham, Sag. Rovedino, Sig. Morrill, f g r tehrni, and Mr Ke ll y . Oct which will be performed the new Grand Wine, called LA FILLY. SAUVAGE ; OU LE riLIVOIR DE LA MUSIQIIE. Camp wed by Mr. D'Egville. Music by Mnrtellari. THEATRE.ROYAI., HAY MARKET. HIS PRESENT EVENING, July 12, will be presented the popular Comedy of JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. y,egrine, Mr. Ellitton ; Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr. Ma rc; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Palmer, jun. ; lion. Tom nulfeton, Mr. De Camp ; Dennis Erulgruddery, Mr. Den ,2„; Da , Mr. I.iston. Lady Braymore, Mn. Votre Mrs. B ru l g ruddery, Mrs Powell; Mary Thorn try, Mr Gibbs. To which will be added the Farce of THE GAY DECEIVERS. Mr, Candy, Mr Grove; Welworth, Mr. Taylor ; Sir Harry Mr. De Camp; Nehemiah Plain, Mr. Mathews; f. 14011 Puncheon, Mr. Dorto. Emily, Mrs. Mathews; Dln Flaw, Mrs Taylor ; Jenny, Mrs Gibbs. ornorirw The Surrender or Calais, with Lore Laughs T it I. „,,),,, n tyini ....On Monday, Speed the Plough —On Tues • air, The school tor Prejudice. on Ml,Meralay will be produced a N..ts Comedy, in three e.!ir.iTlie Vil:aga ; or, The World'. Epitome. VAUXHALL. Bader the Patronage of Hu R A L oyal Highness the PRINCE of NV Es. HIS PRESENT EVENING, July 12, will be a GALA of the utruustbrilliancy, and splendid exhibi• toe of Fl It E. Wf) 4 KS. Adinertion .34.—Yurther Particulars are given in the Bills of the day. GREAT BARGAINS. VLEGANT .LINEN-DRAPERY, &c. 20 per /LI cent. fine Turban hlusl,ns, trim I . tut to 2; per yard ; IN , Paves ludas Jaeconet, Mull, and Worked Nfuslius, front 'Zs. to 30s. the dreg, inconceivably cheap. A 1110 a, eviteil! , ,re assortment of Fancy Mtulin:, from 15s. to soa. the drese, nat ives elegant and unique ; several sup-,b India and Cassimme Palls, great Bargains; Irish Linens, Holland Sheetil , gv, Diaper and Dtmask Table Linens of the rnnat estecthei Meech and fabrics, all warranted. Just arrived berm the Manufactory, 50 deem of Ladies and Gentlemen's Bilk Hose; and ditto, into oaten fez:, to be disposed° , at wholesale price. Cotton 1f... equally cheap; Fain.ly Mourning, Laces, Lace, and Patent Ve , ts. Six Boxes of Silesia and French Cambrics, from 544 to bus. the ptece of nine Handkerchiefs. Y. be had only at CI.ARK`ii, No 4, Hanway yard. FASItlisN 111. E BOOTS AND SHOES. M. COWAN (1 ro - rt Roby's) Mast respeaf tin y Ity • informs the ?labile, that they may he immediately .16p. t with Fashinnaale W.)JTS and SHOES, warranted in equal to be , poice, at his Manufactory, 341, .l RAND, one door from Catherine-street; where the most e Assortment in London of the a , rOve Articles is con it.inly kept; and, in consideration of the advantag-s of prompt payment, he in enabled to submit them to the l'ublic full 20 per rent. under the bespoke prieen The uriprepral sausfaCtion winch those Gent:enten have re• pres,ed who have sanCtioned the above Plan, is a sufficient de toeninntio., of iu reat utility. as it prevents the disagreeable necessity of waiting two or three weeks, and then frequently not bah( Wet—Nearly °wrote Somerset Huu.e. The Trade supplied as usual. EW, Fashionable, elegant, and cheap Dresses, II in Muslin, Cambric, Italian Sarsenet, Worked Lenos, and Pii.niser, at HAM and MIDDLETON'S Muslin and Lo rries' Drns Wireltouse, No. 19, St. Jamey's Street. Morning and Evening Dresses in great variety ; Short Dreeaes at 10s ; Round Drew.' at One Guinea; Carnbilc, Muslin, Sarsenet, and Velvet Cloaks; Pelisses and SpEncers, Ladies' Stays and Cowin, C 10114.1104 Linen, Young ladies' Muslin Frocks, Sosrvers, Tippets, Sec. R'ack and White Laces, Veils, Cloaks, and Mantles India Muslin, from the present Sale, remark ably cheap; fine Mulls, at 3s. &I. per yard ; Jaccnuot, Nan conk., and Mirk el Muslin Gowns, at Dig.; Japan Gnwits, 12i. ; French Cambric for Packet Handkerchief:, remarkably cheap ; Irish Linen, Sher tine, Table Linen, &c. ••• Ladies or .ZSentlemen ping abroad may be supplied with every Article ready made. TO THE PROPRIF.TORS OF CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. THE ATTENTION of the PROPRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIBRARIES is particularly idled to the arrangement of the MONTHLY PUBLICATION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS, n which their Convenience and Interests have been erniecialiy censulteil. Every Volume of Six Half crown Numbers, of this Work, eentains several New and Originni Voyages and Travels, each pled distinctly, with separate Titles and Contents; and, ens. captible of being bound by itself : so that, as tbis Monthly Pub -.den contains entirely, or in abstraift, every New and Ince- Rook of Voyages and Travels, the Proprietor of every iA Lilwar: iv enabled to add to his Stock of Voyages fravid.., several new ones every Half Year, by binding, sena• de circulation, the several complete works contained 'his 'Monthly Pubhcation ; co, iu other words, he nay add to his Library, at the retail price of Fifteen Shillings. as many New Voyages and Travels as would hitherto have coat him Five or Ten Pounds. Toillust,ate this position, it may be stated, that the First Volume of the Monthly ColleCtion of Voyages and Travels, contams the following New Works : T. C'AVVVIS'S Travels is Istria and Dalmatia. Jittneiv Travels ns Denmark, Sweden, &c. is S. Mieliaux's Travels in North America ; and 4. An Itinerary from London to Connantiainple ; each of which may be bound and eirculited ,eparateiv.— Also the Atia;ysee of three Sew Fmglish Voyages and Tta• vela, likewise susceptible of a separate binding. Bildgettreet, June 24, 1110 A. INGLISII3 SCOTS PILLS. • TV 0 greater proof can be given of the excellence of I) , ANDERstIN*4 SCOTS PILLS, than that the 1 - ..ropy required for this Medicine very far cxreecl m number mianth i . for any ether. The Pill, have gold by IS 11. 'INGLIS!! and hi. Prerleressors, in the Strand, for near 2 00 !elm; and Paev are allowed in he one ol the moat innocent, convenient, and effeanal of the purgative Ciag.. The. are particularly useful in ilaorders of the Stomach and ""is, in bilious, gouty, and rheumatic eiiinplaint., in head acts', 'unit of appetite. indigestion, and in all obstructions Tr f ftit i'ill and seafaring people should never be witliont them t and " it may be of intonnattee to those who value their health, t., be guarded against darlerniis count •rfeits, all persons are riesited to rah err., before the.' porch:tie, whether the St,iity on the both& of each bon has truths H. tSlGl.t.til, No. 10, Strand, n i nne.ire the New (..:hiirch," printed in rett ink • for vi about this they canoe be genuine, aid ihe bills vz 44401 B U. lisplivh• As many des!ers adispitrinns Pills under the noose of Dr. Aodereses, please to he paiticalar in asklig for INGI "Sirs SCOTS Mt.l ; which may be bat of mutt int.eezt.o.ll4 1 11,r, in the couiltry. F -- WW. . • al • ) I IN FRIDAY, J VICTU II.LING OFFICE, ..1111.• 15, 1605. rliE COMMISSIONERS for Viduallimg Ibis I Majesty's Nary do ketch., Rice Nosier, That 04 DAY, the 19th Insane, they soul be reedy ttr rereire Tenders in Woifin: (untied up), and trent or Fain Tens of the best new CAROLINA or LAST INDIA RICK ; to be delitered immediately; end for Two Modred TOM of GENUINE. VAT MEAL; asphalt to be delivered inn Fortnight, mid the re . - manlike in a Month, into !fie Meseog's Scorn at Dt7tOrd ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, rah Interert, Ninety Days oiler Dote. The Conditiom of the Centinge3s may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard wit! be had to any Tender, in which the Mire shall not he an.erted in Wards at leogth, or that atoll not be rite tretedl to the Hoard before One as the mid bidets, the 19th Instant, nor tinleas the l'erton tuba makes the Tender, or watt Person on his behest); attend., to owner when called for. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, June 211, IROA THE COURTo DIRECTORS trihe UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby girt Notice, That a GENERAL COURT e , she said Camp am will be held at their Ilaitte, eti Leadenhall-street, es FRIDAY, the 12th Jele wit, et Vette iNleek to al! Foreswear', ,far Ike purpose of laying' befits the Caret, farther Praerediaes of the Council Dere:ion. emitting the IR for feraiiig aR Estehhek erm at Hope for the ICdoeceti.ai cf laiiat Men, intended for the Composois Cad Strasee at India. WILLIAM RAMSAY, RN-retina - SOCIETY FOR PROSECUTING FELONS, dtl. Instituted in 1767, under the Patronage of Sr John Fielding. H. C. COMBF, Esq. Aldermen, M. P. President. Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart Aid. M P. Vice Pre , ident. PrIHE usual MONTHLY MEETING of the COMMITTEE (which every Member is entitled tv at loud) will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on FRIDAY NEX r, at Ei:ht 0n;!0..k in the Even ing precisOy. S. S. HUNT, Sec. July IS, 1805. Warwick-Court, Gray's Inn •.• Persona desirous of bernmine Member:, ale renuestcd to apply at the Seeretary's, where the Bye Laws, &c. may be had STRAYED from the Nine Elms, on Thursday lot—A BLACK MARE, Fourteen or Fitteen Hands high lost the Left Ere, with a Sur an her Forehead ; her hiu.l Feet White, and galled Back. Whoever will bring her to Mr. Mansfield, at the Sign of the Nine Elms, shall receive One Goalie... Reward. VANTED, as an APPRENTICE to a SUR GEON and APOTHECARY in MI Piatlice. a well educated YOUTH, who will be treated as on • of the Family. For a refer-nee to the party, app!y to Mr. Morgan G4uld, No. 31, Ludgate Hill. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE , AS many Ladies and Gentlemen experienc very rest pecuniary inconyeaience for want of knowing some respectable channel through whose medium they may be aerommodated with temporary or ;pfrmanent SUMS of MO NEy ; Steam SIMS and Cu. No 3, Panton-square, Hay market, respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, in pos se:non of incomes a, is:itg trout Freehold, Cepylinlri, nr Lease hold E-tates, 11l Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Chelan, Marruge Settlements, Widows Jrfintures, A 0 ,1.11. ties, Patent Places Church Livings, or any certain Income fer Life, may he supplied with Sums of Money to any •iiinunt, by piy,n,^, an adequate Annuity Interest fur the same, redeem able any time at their own option. Personal Application will be received esery day, till Three o'clock; arid Leiters from Correspondents, in Town or Cuuu- I try (post paid), immediately answered. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN GENERAL. 11VGODDEN, of Leicester-House , Leicester . square, most respectfully totirrre the Nobility, Gen try, and Public in general, that his trade having so consi.leranty increased, as to require more extensive Premises, and not having it in his power to enlarge hit Shup, he has, for their ac commodation, fitted up his sincious Rooms, which he will open on Monday, July 8, with air entively new and Fashionable Assortment of India and British Muslins, of superior qualities, coniiined with elegance of Pattern, Italian Sa-scnets, Imperial Litstres, Chambrays, Wove Cambric,, Irish Listens, Dimities, and every article of Fancy Dren, which having been purchased fur Ready Money, at the late unprecedented cheap Sales, and selling on the same terms, he presumes he can offer them considerably under the present prices. W. G anxious to gain the public confidence, bath affixed the lowest Price, in plain Figures, on every Article, from which no abatement can he made; and he forbears to mention the price of any of his Goods, as that cannot possibly give ant Lady an idca of the quality or cheapness of them; but flatters himself, that those Ladies who will favour him by inspecting his Goads, will not only be induced to purchase, but will honour him with their future commands. N. K. Ladies will be pleased to notice, that the :Room are • roily open Coin Ten to Six, and the entrance to them a next Uonr t. Mr. DiWho's Theatre, Leicester-Place. CONCLUSION OF MR. PRATT'S GLEANINGS. This Day is published, embellished with a hoe Portrait of the Author, by Caroline Watson, from a Painting by Lawrence, in Three large Volumes, Ottavo, price One Guinea and a Half in hostas, IIARVEST HOME; consisting of Supplemen- Lt tart' Gleanings in variles Parts of England, particu larly in Hampshire and Warwickshire; and containing Or gi nal Views of Society, and of the State of the Poor in the great manufafturing Towns of Birmingham, Manchester, and Sneffield. Including also three ORIGINAL. DRAMAS of the Author; and One Volume of his ORIGINAL POETRY, with Con tribetions of Original Pieces by the Poet Laureat, by Miss Pre, Dr. Mayer, Cha-les James, John Taylor ' R. C Dallas, W. Hutton, W. Meyler, J. Munn, and John Bullar, Emirs,; Dr. Wolent, the Rev. P. Parsons, kc. Sulnoined is a new and enlarged Edition of the Author's Poem of SYMPATIIY, with Original Notes. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridr ctreet, Watkins's; and to he had of all Bookwllets. 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" The spectacle which this little volitme presents is the moat affecting that is posoble to conceive. It assumes, indeed*, the humble designation of a tale; but it it a tale in which intim genuine morality mar be learned, than in some of the most volensinens Weems ef ethics. Though simple. it is natural, and deeply interesting; far mot: so, snivel, than thousinds in which every art has been exhausted fir attaining this Atier.t. No man possersed of common feeling will peruse this vamoose, without hating the nobler propormues of his nature strength cited and refined; for it breathes the real spirit of patriotism, domestic virtue, and rational re'igion.".wili. British Meg and New Aug 1504 d . / ' • - . . .. • "".•1' (tiles stxpßiger. - • IMPiRtiL PARLIA,WEIVT: whiCb 1 he LO ED CHANCELLOR stated his opinion, that, from the precedents just read, it appeared that the general usage and pi ani,:e of Parliament had been, where the farts, upon w'aieh fkil's were passed, wale stated in the preamble or b•'dy of such Bills, to consmsmcate the evidence which Bills of that descripticm _ proposed that the Chairman should Chair, and the report be conside, , when, he thought, if, upon farther remained in the same opinion, ' resolution to the effea he had s, ships' consideration, for the purpose catered upon the Journals.' • - :~ HOUSE OF LORDS—Tilt:asp/kr, Juts' 11. lob Committee of P,ivileget, some farther proceedings ob tained with respect to the CLIIMS to the Zouclie Peerage ; the farther consideration of which was adjourned ti 1 the neat Sirhion. Toe Hills upon the Table, chiefly private, were read a third time and paused. The Impeachment C ,ntinualion Bill, and the Townletan Collection Bill also went through their last stages. The Judges, pursuant to the Order of the-House, being in attendance ; The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Wool sack ; and, in pursuance of what transpired in the discussion of last night, rose for the purpose of sub- mitting an important law proposition to their consi deration. He adverted, in the course of his obser vations, to the several positions which had been ad vanced ; and also to the dictum of a Noble and Learned Lord, respeaing the competency of e witness in certain cases to demur ; and concluded, as the result of the whole, by subfttitting a question • to the following effea, for the opinion of the Law Lords— Whether, in point of law, a witness Or compellable to minter questions, the answer to which may not tend to mania iiata himself, but may establish, or tend to establish, that he owes a debt, for the fernery of which he may be liable to a civil suit" This question was ordered to be referred to the consideration of the Learned Judges. Lord MINI'O, introductory to an additional question, which he deemed it proper to refer to the consideration of the Judges, repeated several of his observations of last night upon the general sub jen. He particularly dwelt upon the important distinction between a civil anion instituted on the part of the Crown, and one instituted by ordinary individuals, as, in the former case, he argued, it was of the nature, and had the died, of a criminal proLeeding : there was, therefore, he contended, a substantial difference between a suit so instituted and a common suit for debt. The query he hod to propose was, Whether, in point of law, a wit ness was required to answer questions, the answer to which may not expose him to a criminal prosecu tion ; but, may expose him to a civil suit on the part of His Majesty, for the recovery of profits made by him, by the use and application of public monies entrusted to his charge ?" The LORD CHANCELLOR shortly obsoleted e he should make no objenion to the Motion ; of Idle same time, by his agreeing so far, it did not low, that his opinions upon the point adverted tie were similar to those of the Noble Lords. The question was then put, and the proposition of Lord Minto was, in like manner, referred to the consideration of the Learned Judges. Pursuant to the Order of the Day. the opinion elk Judges was delivered (by Lord Chief Justice: lads o) upon the Irish Appeal Cause—Rowe via • - Power. After which, The LORD CHANCELWR rose, nude observations upon the case, and moved- Decree of the Irish Court of Chancery which was agreed to. Mr. WHI !TREAD brought up from mots a Bill to indemnify certain persons • to the evidence to be given by them in the Impends sent of Henry Lord Viscount Melville, lilt. This we understood to lie a new Bill, formed agreeably to the Amendments made by their Lord ships in the former Bill on the subjen. (See the Proceedings of the Nonce of Commons.) The relevant Standing Orders being suspended, in consequence of a Motion duly made on a former evening ; Lord HAWKESBURY moved the first reading of the New Witnesses Indemnity Bill, which was accordingly read. After which, it was, on his Lordship's Motion. immediately read a second time. The question for the commitment of the Bill was negatived. Previous to the third reading of the Bill, it was perused by the Lord Chancellor. It was then read a third time and passed, without any observations being made on the part of any of their Lordships, and a Message sent to acquaint the Commons therewith. The Paddington Canal Bill was returned from the Commons by Mr. At. es “ni a ; as were one or two Private Bills by Sir Jowls FRLDEllict. The opinions of the Judges were then delivered on the Irish Appeal Cause—Fairfield r. Man, . The House afterwards a ffi rmed the decree tithe Irish Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR delivered his sen timents at somo length re.pening the Scotch Appeal Cause—Campbell and others z. McNair and Allan and concluded by moving a Resolution, the effen cf which, in a great degree, was to remit the case back for the further revision of the Court of Session. Their Lordships then, pursuant to the Order of the Day. resolved into a Committee, for the purpose of taking into consideration the answer of the Com mons to their Lordships' Message of a former day ; requesting a copy of the evidence upon which the Common; had passed the Duke of Athol's Annuity Bill The Clerk then read the differert precedents. which a Committee of their LordAllips had found as applicable to the case under consideration—afrer - or information upon m were passed. He should now leave the risidered to-morrow; Cher consideration, he , he should submit stated to their Lord• • surpos. of luviag se p~.~ ,- ~~ l • a sr- to lip E. tw