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.... , 7 . n as; ' • • - ./111114_11 791.1 TIIFATR F.-ROYAL, II VIMARKET. r f IUTS PRESENT EVENING, July 10, will be premise I the Comedy of Tali DRAMATIST. Vripi:l (with the Origin"' Epilogue), Mr. Ell;ston Muiry •I.ner, ion. ; Ennui, Mr. Mathews; Flwivtlte, VP. ; ,;! , ,; ti-;:atch. Mr. Gror , -, ; Willoughby, Mr. lie Looks Courtney, Mrs. Taylor; Lady Waitfor't, Mrs. p oie u ; Niariarn M:s. Gibbs. To *hieh will he added the Musical Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER. ' , tr i c k, Mrs. !Istlinve ; Dorsnot, Mr. Taylor; Fitzroy, Mr. maw , l.; father Like, Mr Dr C s . pp; I..)arbY, Mr. Wrusturi. Ksthlane, Miss l Tyrer Tayl.o. Agee C^rnedv, to, three any, is lit reheass.J, and will he pro. eged C,C.RNLIti TIIPATRE, I,M7ESTF.R.PLACE, ItEItIESTF.R.-SQUARE. pa t owino ‘f the LORD CIIAMRERI.AIN, ant under ' the immediate PAttotiatte of 11. r MA ZESTY. SCIIIRMER's kav,i had the honour prfann a becond time tieforn Their Majeut les ind Raul Fun dy, on the 26th of Juine last, at rrogainte, watla g e app!AIISC, h ^ t Icate to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that t wit TiIEATRICAL STUDILS will now lit regularly Motad.ta, Wedneidatt, and 3atarday s. rl l l - 1 iS POSEN!' EVENING, July 10 (by A F.Alettlardeti THEatiital Tice,. called OPERA'. Arm which A MILITARY HORN PIPF. To conclaill i IF. DI S with a FarCOVERY. ce in Twq Act., tailed T Solycriptinna are received, end Pieces taken, at the Theatre, ,0 0 4 a Perionnacic, (ram Lie :en tn Six &Chick. fhl(l , li ,t7n It S 've., and hegin at Eight tielnck sely. x,s si 2is. • VAUXHALL. tinier thl Patronne of Hi+ Rota E ' Highness the PRINCE WALS THIS PRESENT EVENING, .111ilr to, will be A SUPERB GALA. The ENTER TAIN MENTS tithe Eversiacwin be conflated upon the fishy, GRAND and MAGNIFICENT SCALE as thioa which have given such rani Sat ifaCtiOil wSO many I hotiiiint Prisons of tha fir.t ask a nitashimi. Tile SONGS end ACCOMPANMENTS eat be uncommonly enmiating anti striking, and writ comet o[ll.ollllllg and appropriate SELECTIONS fmm the works of the him M.i.tisrs, which wilt conclude with a suitable FINALE. sonnet , the SEASON of PLEASURE. The C011.:6,in l.:6 , in of FIREWORKS fur the, GALA will shin rave emir claims to approbation, being prepared in a yore strie. use .;vie fir this uccasbn, by Signor VINCENTJ DC WOLFRAM. --- Three Shallop. Donoi to he opened at Seven, MLni+tio•'.t Three and tae Co4%cert hero at E' It WC.sek • PANORAMA, LEICESTER SQUARE. /COW OPEN—AN INTERESTING VIEW 11 of GIBRALTA.R. talon fans the Bitters called the Tongue, irons whence Ohs entice Crr esk.r Viva is rand in the extreme e , which nses 1,500 feet a'inve the level of the S-a. stowed with Carman and Motto }Vitt re-c,•he Cernst of IR4r. bar', the Sow ghts and Prost:lrv. of Andslopia and Grets.td.t. Ow whole of tire Ray. Town of Algeatras, acrd St Roque, the and Ni-diterranean Sea, the virw of EUIPIBURGII eontinws as ',seal open from Te 4 MA —\d mittens.: to ea:,!. Pai ll UNDER TllF. PATRONAGE Cr UIS ROYAL irtG4l - THF. PRINCE OF VI /11.1e3. THE originll Curious and NYonderful Experi." otent of the IN visnst.E GIRLS of Mr. R. CHAR LES, the loventer thereof, SSVILE-NOOSE, LEICESTFR IigUARE. iht4 extrausainary Exhibition eont;isue4 opeti even tLy , S.ot•!av excepted', from Ten to Four, Gott from Sect: , to To, Evening; aid is all.iwed by toe Peo;3l 3. all Ranks, who have wi•nessed .t, to be on' of the most eatot ...ins ever offered to public Notice. The livitolle Girl., who s‘...Nun to be in the matt' of the Ainlienee, though oases., hs them, convent• and sing, in Vogieth, French, and.; ,11141$ 1 . ~t,l, 411 the ri...eo Forte, Sc. Attu the aot.lting ASIM kTF.L) RUST. tbc MoL.int of Life, s the Ember of the Company, their Dreg!, the Hour;bv their W. Whits See.- , -Acteittstoce 24. 601.—Yeohe Ladies anal Oen tkoten, ohiler were, ls eAch, donne the Hottiatt. NIONEY Ts) LEND. (2ENTLEMEN, having occasion for an immr- N-A dine bIiPPLY of RKADY wdl findtins ad worthy o f attention. Mr I)Elt., in consequene a twenty years esiabli.liment in the 'stoney business, con• Wiwi) , in the same place where he now resides, hes had Ihr opportunity of for once sueh exteinive and opulent connect, en as completely enable him to rieuirciate awl finally conclude the lomat any sum of money, without the least delay or alt. po.are. lie is theref.re always prepared to ailssoce ativ taw, 'TOM 20A1. to a com4erable amount, Cttit,T on Mal Re. - tirttA , nr personal only, v-liein the burrower is of known respouthility. ANN , verritt.ti tily, or by Ic trr, to Sir. Dell, No. 9, Duke. Meet, Westminster, near the Park. pREPARED CHARCOAL for the TEETH &lid Sold %Wh,la4ale and Retail, with pri..ted tvi+-•Yatioes utem the Cheiwiesi and Ante.eptie Properties of by LARDNEA and C Cheniks to the Doke and itelle , F. of York, No. Piccadilly and Sid Itetasi !y their antnirnp by E. Newberry, at the Comer of St. Paul' ' ..irh.yard, price 2s. tiara 1.1.0:, or twelve MACS 10T Oat DNER and Co. beg to return their thanks to the No. b my and Pubic in generil,f..r the liberal patronage a.d sup witteh they have experiell^ed from the very extensive use in then I'HEPAR %MON of t ' l l ‘RCOA L. and request they 1,01 observe'. that in fittur:: ev.ry box so.d by theut wrh be J u belmititd Lariner." lIEItSONS of either Sex, afilifted with RUP TURES, are revielhilly Informed, that they marreceive the be 4 Remedies hew event for the re ref and Lure of that byapplYing tn J. EDY, Ni. 41, U: an -street, Sohn, bwnsEns of bis Patent Elastic Truss:, which :1111 made upon entirely new principles so aim hare one, tow, ur three and four differentiations of . ..lssued?, :is the nature of the case , requires, funning in its coniveysiire &convex piano, er a COlll . lll/C C 011• emnpriLing and romprLsLing the affected parts as unq sod the same thine. &' e well adapted for a cure, with his circe and siano , r , of applying them, he can, from his agate. in,c •t and mechanical ktirmierlee, keep up the must difficult Rilvltire, where all otii.!rs have failed. Trues rove , e.l a meud and improved Rog TllOlllll. to preserve in ruling or tu mours; Concave Triiwes for Navel Ruptures and Cnrpnlency ; also two very soeful- inventions, one to Prolamin Aiii, and toe other f t ?minim's Ue!ri, 01 13 , aripo down ; with , every hi.trumeit fur the rare of Children's deformitiee in the knees, legs, ancica, aud feet ;" and Children burn with club feet irwuel. t strait; also corsattires of the spine, or cionkedniwv of cite back, corrected, se. W here may be had, price Is. a Treatis: on the 'Savo Cvmplaints, pointing nut the causes of Rupitres in if so. Wntneki,: rid Childs-n, with their marks, spiv-ems, dm. This Pamphlet is otmigie recommended so ell Parrots sod NtSes, as it contains &deice for themselves et friei.ds. and thew/ children littler their care. )i. B. Persons residiae in the Country. by &Miming a line asalwee(nCipt-pa:d), tray have a I' irtvoidet o- Tress sent them to ads Place. T;tc Pamphlet will be sent yeti fur inform. anon, with or without a Truss. •.• The Ruptured Prior and Charisablelnsewutions are se monk sigr s 4 with proper Trusses ow easy Wills. AO rice Vitas. !Jr - rbt a STA WEDNESDAY,.JULY 10, .isos, VICTUALLINO•DFFICR, JtILT A, 1305, THE COMMISSIONERS for Virtual/in; Ifis Madames Nary do herd., Rare Notice, Th , a on bAr, the 19th Labia', they will be ready t." reteitt Tendert it. IS siting (sealed np), aid treat fir Filty TOW of the best new CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RACE ; to he del. ! we'd inswediatety ;- arm toe Two Ifwalred Tone.'' GENUINE OAT MEAL; cae.hatf to be tialwerei in a Forta;ght, owl the 11- ',Lunar, is a 'death, 1104 1110 bfujeity's reawatling Stores at Lhpbfard ; and to be pail fur by rJyable, with Interest, ;Veneta Drys after Dine. The Conditions of the c.nryno, may be Merl at tie !.4rretary's Ogler. Nu regent be bud to oni Tender, in which the Vie , shalt not he in,erted in Wurdi ut tragth, or that awn not he m ile el to the Poertt before (it' 0% . ;..•k on the said Fenton, Lb, 19 , 11 :tonna, Wl' nnlns the Peron tabs wakes the Tender, or {Wile Perms as his behalf, stlemele, to unwire whet. caned for. BANK OF ENGLAND. Jul.?' 6, 1805. rjr I - 1E COURT .f DIRECTORS of the GO ll VERNOR and COMPANY the LANK gire !Vatter, Th thr TRANSFER 110 , ./KS frr amok Stwh trill be shot en WEDNESDAY oe,t; the 10111 Instant, et One o ri. o l, uH d ..peted tag on FRIDAY Morning Tied o GENERAL COURT silt be heti at the BANK, ote THURSDAY Ilea, the I Itlt Inetent, froWn Ten io the F.wes•oo lone in the *nemeses. fee the ELECTION of • DIREC TOR for the rernainder of the Year, in the Tu.e/i1 nl JOHN PUGET, k 9. elecemiei ( trtl oleo ir o o r pf the „ino; trot, Centre) (onrts, oppointed he the C. a,.ttn), PA the Dalian f D.reLier wit. he dcorred that Eve. , irtz. ROBERT REST, Steronen. N. B. ry an ha pwed in the &tenth Year of the Ite;_ni Eil4 r e t o o l MOIST, b. Pe 1.11.1 Will be entitled to rote at t!.e soil Fo.eniort, oho .Llll not bill:, in - rst !tit emendate . Mande, poi sr Sat is Au eta. , Right, of the .Huck for 10:06 he dhoti then hr Vote, 11.11.01 the !sift Nock And bore betty aeloired or shalt hoe taut Aylielotit, or by Aloe, joie, or by Ureeutatt :a any latet.tatc's &tate, a. b.r the enema or the Lavton, or hq nni D. ed *.iettlealext afl , t the Death or env Arena oho shall hole been entitle/ L Life in the lividtwls of such St. ek. LISBON, CALCAVELL BLICELLAS, &c. POILEIGN WINES for SALE, at Na 39, Great li Ca.t , e smet, Cavendish-square.—artne t.Y.d Pull, at 3tis, per dosen ; Lib .n, Calcavella, &c. at ¢tl. per dorm; de• livered ere I of expeott, in large surd 'wattles, to eav pert Of "tan ; and any order over four •luzen, 19 mottle: torte), d.•aen. o 5 , , hour. from Eleven to Half-past Four tielocit, where Samples moll t SC tatted. Any ordeas ater bout., a Letter Box at :its 4 r—ceive them. EW. Fashionable, ekgant, and cheap Dresses. 1 11 in M'lS•in• Cambria, Itat.an Sanaenet. Workout Leraus, • P;alaet. a MAIN and MI DULE.TON's Musha.ann La die.' Dr. at Warehouse, N... 19, St. Jartwa'a Street. Ntomjng aryl averai.az Dresies an at rtat 11;tiPir ; Short Prelnes at I ; Koniad Dr...st•Na at One Gainea ; Canab.w, Mar.lin,Sarlat to ,l Vellet eetiases end Siseacer., Ladle.' Stays ami Contra, Clatid-bed Lman. Ir,runt Madan fro-ks, Syencers, Tappetv, Aleck and What., Lare., Veda, Cloak,, and Nlaatles ; India MU,1 , 114 ; fmna the pae...ent S..le, remark able cheap ; fits a Malls, at 3;. CA. per yard ; J aecunoy Nan. • artd Worked M alin Goers, at Olt.; japil CPowits, 121. ; F easel Cambric for P..cket lianditeici.ief, remarkably caeap ; traria Lunen, S ,eetrat..Tahle .•. L o.le-a a:iera , l innrung abroad allay be illlrpl.ed wtth eve , r A: tide read„ nark. PA t ENT it ETiItING STOVES. • NAT I'LL ANI SLA.RIC and SON, Furnishing irevpannge- TO, eiripPlilk, OM- frAT. , t.. yo— rotngtien.l to the Nohility a•.. 1 Go;nry the ac of mew P.+, FFNT REFIRING STOVES, the suestior anyaittati of which are t b: , ons on thin eat titrst i.ispeilun. at itutsttio every tetiut•io• (or warming ;looms, and at ttice.inte tiro^ give an mitt Attu ty of redo. not t.a heat at pie isure. vrticiteyvr the air bectones muse ‘attficd than is acre olble or wlinteoint , t for re :ration . The construction sY ptsfectly simple, and ca.inot I•.ht nut of ostler: the fire may be ext.i.pl o stiot • i•hout :aking out ' by which mean. rianacr asustieJ, and du.t. (so in jurious t o funintite) twee sited • Th.:P:lnd Steam Knchz . to bc seen in ate exam , Oa; ; Rzages,witit Owens& 1.1 rod to, W..rin &c. COlnplate data of E.teisett b ur.titure, ut Inau, Copper, and Wok ••• Bill Hinging hit a 'ulterior poyte VIMAIGRF. DE TOILETTE. FINHE Nobility and Gentry are respeltfully in a formed, coat .1. Dt.LCROIX Itat prepared a vegettble Vinaigre d!'foiliztte, entirely cainpoted of lieths awl rose-, for clearing and rt•frevhing tier 'inn. The abuse it particular!, recommended to those who are heatenl at, by using it, they will eitoerierice the hest effe,tv ream it, without 'teethe recourse to the. ciangqlnus edicts of lotion. It r. likewise pars tical.triy r el.sboneitded t) use alter washing the face with soon, aryl iu. t lehtlemrs after ahaving, to remove the oupleasalt sen. seism ,rea.mied by the mt... It is also excellent few cl anw ing the thisaili ; sod %him who anr it may depend rut it rr. aiming the .names of the teeth t.i .t. original brilliancy, leavii4 a pleasant fragrant. perfume of ruses :n the mouth. Sold wholesale, by th- Proinktor, 56, Poland street; and retail, by the prineip a Per timers, in Well and country, ;it bonbon 9; sod )41. Csi each. TO THE NOBILITY. GENTRY, AND PiIiSLIE IN GENERAL. GODDEN, Leice s ter-House. I.ticester • . s q uare, insist respectfully iuf.,:rr_s the Nubility, Gen try, and Publde in reseal, that his mite hariag -.it ots. icitaly increased, as to **quire mere extensive Prerun..s, and net basin it in he power to en'arsre hi. Sher, he has. nif than ac eominodatiou, fitted up his NACIOng Ro,ins, which he will open on Monday, .laly ft, with an entirely now and Fashionable Assortment of India and British Muslim, of inyerior qusleries, cirri . ..tiled with enrgance of Pattern, Italian Se senetf, imperial LuArea„ Chambrays, Wove Catobrect, broil Linen-, iiimitiet, and etc. y article of Fancy Dress, which having bee.. 1.t1 , C.111e/1 Ready Mono. at the late uitiereretlented clsea , r ti.ile‘, and telling no the fame tress, he presumes he can orfer them cor.sile , ab . .y under the present prices. W. G. alaioui to gain t. , ; public ceufidence, bath affixed the bwest P,ice, is plain Figures, nit **sty Ai - title, from which no abatement can he made; end lie Cities,* to mention the price of any of his Goods, as that cannot possibly glue ant Laily an idea of the giiality or cheapness of them; but aa , t.as hroi.elf, that throe Ladies who will favour him try iii.pecting 1111 Ce/1031, will not only be induced to pur...hase, but will himoin hint with their Adore commands. N B. Ladies will Le please! to notice, that the Robles are only open from Ten to Six. and the entrance to them as meat D., -r t Mr. Dibilin's Tit/etre, Leicenter.riace. I ANE TAYLOR, aged th ; rty - four , br oke out, 0 four years ago, hi a large blotch irn her left leg. It con tinued s,weating, till it arrived ahnut the km e. Its first ap pearance wav a rectiiirs of an extreme high colour heat, arid a t.wmentilig itching, which de , troyed her sleep. At this tine an ichorous water a i.docharged ; her leg. swelling so as to pieverit her itiorrie freely about. Poultices and V 46111% ap. plications were teed with u.. gaud effect. She then, by recent mendition, (edict t take Spilileury's Patent Airtiscorbutic Drove. £.ic persevered lot six mouths, when ..he became en- Wel* well. JANE TAYI.OIt. 15, 11, , per eletelandstreet. JAMES TAILOR. Mr. Spdsb•iry is not ace ,unable for any rn,etore told, un• lest tne curls lly the kinfirfatent" are inserted at length on the bill of dirdetions, bottle, mod wrapper; tin -tamp ako (the K ing 'i'duty) is punted o. black ink instead uf 4.3 d. but- Lek es id. aft, and IL gr. Arty included. This Day is publiah xi, in Two Volatiles, prieo Us. In board., a Second F.dittun of towards firming the CHARACTER of 11 a YOUNO PKIACFSS. Printed fur T. Celtll and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom mar be had, I. STRICTURES on the MODERN SYSTEM of FE MALE EDUCATION, with • View of tie Ptuici:.les and Colieuet prevalent among Wotneg of it,uit: aml Fortune. JO I Onnah More. 2 Volt. Nintif Edirio tO4 in Boyds 2. S ACRED DRAM AS, chiefly int...mticd foe )(non P..r tams. The subject. roam' from the lithie. gy the same. Thutee.ith Edition, 4s. in Ilmirgi 3. 'flue WORKS of H ANNA/I MORE, handsomely Fri. tgd in Eight Volume., 21. 2.. in Boards. In. Day it pottlithed, m Lleoly ). Init.', to Non-substr..bas , it.. in boards, or on Whattnan's R• 441 paper, price 12s V.I. 1. to ho completed in Ten Volume*, pulalished oitarterly, of rilt IF. WHOLE WORKS of BISHOP HALL. I Arranged and cont A, with a New Lite of the Author, and a c0p..., index to the whOle. Hy J. PRAT I*, A.F. A.S. PatiliAte I Ly 1.. Ii lizrky„ Are Maria Line : fold alto ha F. C.an4 .1. Itivngton, St. Paul's Ch, rcliyard • Wit' molt ao.I S'Atiollef: Court ; J. Hat..hard, Ptccad.ily ; :and ..11 other plineii , 4l ISO7K4lori. Tint A Day is pisbieshed, Qtl , lllo, price U. Uulera, , beu MO, ATREATISE on the COINS of the REALM; its a Letter to The KING. fty CHARLES Earl of LIVERPOOL . Printer, for T. CaLell Aad W. LI vies, Strand. Of whom may also be hat, the la.t fAitton df LORD SHIP% DISCOURSE on the CONDUCT or the GT/VERN. MENT of GREAT BRITAIN, to NEUTRAL NATIONS. Priee,es. 'fins Day io dedioited, by permostoo, to the K.og, in Eigilt I..rge V0'4111 , 1, 0.93V0, bntdsnmely priotril on Are woven Delay rape: 'owe in b , rtrea, 4 1 4t. a:.d a few Copit.: on suporfioe Woven Royal Paper, inice in . 71. 41 with • Portrait of Spenser. from` the ofj imil Paint me intim vowasion of the Earl of Kinfroul, rr HE NVORKi of E.I)MUND• SPENSER, with Nous of variotta Commentators. _ To which are added 111 ustrAttong, with tome Account of lb* Life of Spenser, and with A (;koorial lodes. 111 the Rev: ti. J. TODD, M.A F A.S. Reftor of Allh*llows, LornSald-sus, L0i1.4.t0, Prince] for F. and C. Rivingtun, T. P4ite. Cecil and Mateo, co 4 11 H. Evans. • . This iby is plittiehed, ' , Nice Se. fribiwte, ,1 1 1,_ CLINICAL /IIST()ItY of DISEASES : 1. co' Lie ACU rE S Of the NOOI EA 1 Y ..f thy J. , v.ors ny JOHN HAILYGAKTII, hi. D T. It. S. Prmt,d b.r T C 3,101 and W. St,nd. Of whom may be h3d, by the same Author, in Your Volatile. . . . . pike 11. bs. in hoard., MEDICAL TRANSACCIONS—oontott.Init I l 1. An CifaUIRY PKRVIiN F tlti 5N.4.%1.L. PDX. 2. A sks' FCII of a PLAN to F.XFV.k•oIINATE th.? SMALL PUS fro:n uRt. AT BRIT IX: to•th a M•tel C.rfr.ll44 l lf I lei ,4JI et, Nest, nr Ytri*logia Cant •gion. • 3. (11 toe \u“.;INAl34.nor, a 4 CAUSE an•l CUxE ,t DISORDERS P..4.)1)y ; ocraplicied by Wiztitioue tr..e tUn an.l Enul,o.rai C0W1.4'4141‘11, 4. A F.P. rri.R in Dr RFACIVAL, on the paevarrnos of IN DK TIOU s EVER'S • ‘I34IPEIiAL HOUSE Ole I.olWS—Tuaso4r. Ji.av 9 The Bills upon the table were forwarded in trxir respeZtive stages. :1111. TODD JONES The Enid SUFFOLK legged learedtotrespass, thonsh aware it was riot striElly regularohorily upon the attention of their Lordships, relative to a topic of s:me importance ; he adverted to what had barn alleged on the part of Mr. Toad Jones. Many of thoss fads, he had the satisliaion to state. were far Irma being true. fie derived his iiformation on the sithjeta from a highly respeEled trieud. and gallant Ofiscer. General Sir F.vre Cuote (as we understood bis Lordship) ; that.Orficer cummandfft for some time in the distiia in which Mr. Jones was prisoned. So far from his treatment being harsh and severe, it was humane; and, as far as.circurm stances would permit, comfortable. f lis allowance WAS liberal; he was accommodated with a good, comfortable room, favoured every day with walking for Air and exercise, in the prison yard; and, above all, he WAS indulged with a female attendant to wait on him ; a favour. he believed, not usually conferred on persons in his situatioo (.; jC ern[ 1,2a. , +4). He had these farts from an authority in which he could cenfide ; and, he thought it ineum bent on him, thus publicly w state them. Their Lordships then adjourned tiring pleasure. On the resuming of the House, a few private Bak were received from the Commons. presented by Sir John Frederick, Mr. Fuller, and other Gentlemen, and were severally read a first time. ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMES T. Mr. WHITBREAD, attended by • .t of the Committee of Managers, and a number of other gentlemen. appeared at the 13ar, and Addressed the flonse nearly as follows : " MY L011111•••••I am commanded by the Com mons of the United Kingdi , in of Great Britak and Ireland to present you certain Articles of Impeach. ment against Henry Lord Viscount Melville, for High Crimes and Misdemeanors; and I now, in their name, and on beh.tlf of all the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, present the said Articles for the maintenance of the impeachment against the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville." The Articles (which are :already before our readers) were then laid upon the table, and read at length by the Clerk. Lord HAWKESBURY moved. That a Committee b' appointed to twee the Journals of ' the 'louse for Cases and Pr.:cerlents of pinceedings Imi , ea,chmen's before their Lordships for Man Crinu:s and Misdemeanors, and to report the same to the Hou,; and that all the Loris present this Session be of the said conimitt,e. Ord-red. His Lordship also moved, That Lord Viscount Mervin° be furniehed odh Cozies • the Articles of Impoactiment, presented spinet hi is, within, one month, and that he be alloyed until the seemid day of the next Ses•ion of Parna.nent, to prepare and put in Ins be.' fence —Ordered TROTTrit's INDEMNITY , • The Order for the commitment of this Bill being read ; Trie LORD CHANCELLOR ginned Cie wool • t I E*l . ". a! . r t( —.vow • 41e. r ~~ t ~t~ , Da . Pntr sack, and delivered his sentiments with reaps& tlit:illove bill. lit the c urne of his obsetvatio s. he said, the present was a Bill of as much i,neirrt ance as any that ever ime tinder their Lordships' consideration ; and he was surprised that those who supported the 1/Ie:I , 4ITC, Silolll,l have orged its pro gress so far, without stating anything oi the groonds or p:inciples upon which They tholight the House ought to adopt it. HOwever, as the suhjea presenc e i itself; with reference to the proceectin,:s at the Bet that day. and what was sot forth in the pream ble of the bill, it was worthy of The wo n ‘- r i no , consideration of the House. His Lordship then re ferred to certain parts of the potarohle of the 'AI, as the statement of the resoltoon of tee Co:omens to impeach Lord Viscount Melville of hig,i evinces and mintemeartoors ; the statement of certain eas. being contrary to taw, &c. This last called upon( Oein, by their ag-& ing to the Bill, t c admit preview. that the eels alluded to were contary to la:v. - To such an implication. as well as to the generality of the language of that part of the gm, he ;must serioady esti @ ; lesides, they were called upon to • I nazi that which had reference to the siticles of Inn peachnaenr, which "lead been joist read, and of which it was impossible t" mastera'rrif their cont: Bill col t tined three they had no ihformilti. peacheeent before they referring to certain er nothing of ; and a e ation, was the prrepss&l And suits ; not only the public,esuf on the view of the cline, tht ently proceed, without Bill went farther, it sag illegally done, peachrnent ur not. of the Objeas of the Gas charged in the stated the rules and • striitia lesiva-a to the iy the Athol . ittipeeting burglaries for the props itty of that pas t of the law. Sir Thomas Coke, proaeediags in coma 0t Lord Orford; upon 0 of the Fluter either first an:horities at t. been, from that which insta , c • of the preite the indemiiificat ions cially with regret sidered, in cffeft, his evidence; as aupaoshion, ahat• Partin by civil suit sad onnify them. ltlree the 8,11 and amended, ere with its dine, counts he should not objea mitten ; but, fir the done then, it would i prefr 4 upon known and established pi iuciplet of the law in these records; and he.conjured their Lordships, with re gard to the measure in question, not to etc) tuts far, w!nch may lead to eensecrieraces, the injurious ef fea and operations of which, it W.AN impossible to foresee. Lord HOLLAND, in anewer to the ereumente of the Noble and Learned Lord, spoke at some length. lie contended th it the case before these did not admit of those construnions, which the Mode Lord on the Woolsack had given 5: ''n, and that the cases referred to did cot bear, its repent I. the case under consideration, in the way he bad stated. With respell to the hen-anion which was so Eloper insisted op n as necessary. that art reAt before the • House, in the reports Isom the ' Climmissioners of Naval Encriry, constituted by the Legislature, and the different reports sent up from the other House, together with the articles of im peachment, was, he thought, sufficient to enable t hem duly to take the bill into consideration. Thlt parties who wen • the &ices of the gin, were , as strialy defined as those in the c use of Lrirld Mac: clesfleld. Trey were those who served in the Navy Pay Offic-, under the Treasurership of Lord Viscount Melville, and limited in num ber. The in .iemnity was pintos •I, w ithont re ference to whether their evidence should be in favour of Viscount Melville or not. A true and correa testimony we; tee object aimed at; and their Lordships should no. be ovancrupelous in. sf case. wher in, on similar o -casinos, notwithstanding whit was advanced b. the Learned Lord, their an cestors were not scrupulous at all. It was fox the interest of truth and justice, and not with reference to what might be the event of the trial of Lod Viscount Melville, that they were called upon to pass the hill. Nvither, he contended, would their passing it go in the least to prejudge the case of Lord Viscount Melvile ; 'and, as to that part of the wording, cnn:rary to law, he conceived, that all Bills of Indemnity were far no other, than for aas contrary to law 1 hut they bore a construaion different from that put upon them by the Noble aid Learned Lord. As to any language Which may be incorrea. and not essential to the . objett of the bill, it may he amended in the Committee; bur, with respeet to the ohjeaion against the indemnity for civil suits, their Lordships should consider how Mir , w:th,•tit it, it would be prac ticable to obtain the iwcrs ary evidence, either for the vindication of the char .der of a Noble Member of that House. if innoceur, on the one hand, or of the interests of the public.and of truth and justice on the other. Oil-these ground he hoped no alter fa:an:n:ll would obiea be whichi rsad ins e t r, h u e au ll y ; e ll fi t d e e n n d i i nagniailad46.e- a'lle. Lord HAWKESBURY professed himself friendly A 11.. • • j. 1 .• • pa& ratio:tit. •nptTrt.. •dc.%isie Iced been fist Ten% is ma us isible the lloose cr•;:ld ai y r be 3ntlnts. 'lite preamble of the . proptniiions, resptEling which anon. Oae referring to the Inn- • t hey knew ..vitae itivac ; a s•-c:?al i ails done ; which aft.; they knew i third and more serious cotisiden- osed indrmatty from civil agions ly on the pert of /34 Majosty.or : 1 the part of indiridnahi. In tats nit Lin.iships could nit'consist- out adequate information. ' The it proposed to indemnify foe al) , whether cir.nerged with the itn- . Adverti' sg to the consideration he bill, being accomplices in the the imp:mt.:mei-A, his lairdship .1 nd provisions of the existing lases, it ev!derce of arcrino:kes ; pars f Kong Vid a 4rl and Qute • Anr.es ; ies and (1 .. ..'xr wi-nezi. and .:red of aciher;ng to the .print;pSre ot' w. He adverted to 'the c.vscs of .., . . the Earl of Maeclesficld, and the If 3nteriplation of the inwachtnent upon which occasions Or cuttdet4 rer was different, or . /niti by the .6 , it tie time tliat it thrash+ -have rhich it was proposed to he, in the ritnr. He ti:r. t itly•eiasapproved of ons in the wiy pro:not-J. cspe- !ft to civil suils, w4t7ch he con- , as giving a witness tummy tor s the Bill proceeded upon the r • them may he demands upon t:'e . t sits, from rar.ich it WM proposed to . 3 To this pralciple he could sat .._.... r ecpsiced to ire Materially OMNI re that House could, consistently • urteuance it. hot Ors's. purposes, I, hjea to the ail . 's goir.g to a Corn- the better security of all that was 1. 'ould be preferable to a. 2 tip in the I a ern