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tio6 r It - • •Aq tq pry -I -_ e ••••1 • ,. me !in r F ,~ owl ' ~yor zbe lirittob - 04413 r sX 1 1: • SATURDAY, JULY 21, imo4. HtATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 1 rills EvFislsc will he nreeented (ath Ti me ), t h e fie. Magical Drama, in Two Aas, caged, FOUL DEEDS WILL RISE. WA New Mtvir, Srene4, Dresses, and Decorations. The Charge, en, b y T. the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. atioDu Svc F.Ltemoi OtNTLEMEN, IN compliance with the wishes of a large and re spsetabe Body of Freeholders, I offer my setimet to re present you it, the ',resent Parliament. Outraged a, the County has been, I coe'd not want motives to induce me to obey the call with Ali I have been honoured, even if my Father had not suffered a he has by the partiality of the. Sheriis .t theism Election. I a.O bound to acknowledge, %Mtn vatitude, the amble. and generous il•solution which has been adopted by the Free '....4er5, to indenumfv me from any expence on this contest F ee 'i ne , ss I g o , the , your cause Is that of every Elector, and, inele - s1 of stJlid forward on ,och an occasion ; arrd, I beg leave lb swore v.nt, wt cue of mf sieve's, that my utni nt mid.mrours shall he exerted to prove myself not unworthy of your choice. I have the honour to be, litr CRAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP: Mr. ARCHER, Mr. !kI‘IIIF.WS. • Ir. ANNISTFR, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mrs DANigis, Mrs HARLuWE. Afters/Inch r 14th Tinsel, the New Mewled Drams tr( THE HUNTER OF IHE ALPS. With New Scours, Dresses, and Devi/Anions. The Music Tbc by Mr. KELLY. Cltaract.ws by Mr. ELLISTOIt, Mr CHAPMAN, Mist H. KELLY, sr..ter MORRESOW. Mr. MATHEWS. Mr TAYLOR, PALMER, Mr. sMITH, Mat.TAYLOR, Min HOW LI.LS, Mn. MATHEWS, Mrs. WM. 14 which will be addrat (24th, d Ti:, • Splendid Dramatic Italie me, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. - - jpiritof the I.) , nce (in Act 1.), and Ferdinand (son of the King of flAplee), Mr BYRNE, Nitiltir OSCAR RYRNF. Cid:bin, Mr. C D'Egilli,Lt. The I),erer hici.lental to the Vce, are .uppotted by Mr. BYR NE. M I,ter OSCAR RYR Nk., and Milk MFMAGE. •P •rgiE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. HE twittleitett to ,ftenti eatitt on MONDAY **redo( next at Breathed. that ::try 1.33 y at once, by J dreisote '4.i...us the Inieptudsnt:, and +maitre the quiet of thc tfoonty Th. Sherif% have provided aiuki: ulnas to Maine tree scams to the Hustings. The Poll will bpen at Ten °Vale reek-Iy. J. GitgGORY, Chairman. PROPERTY ACT. DUTY ON DIVITMNDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE FI'BLIC FUNDS. NOTICE LL herehy g;oes, that the atom! Ofret at As BANK OF ENGLAND lug/ TIIKEADNEEDLE srairr, ..hie4 Natiea has brim given, t. CJoi,; JUNI Opl.l for reeeioaig the Duty eistekhr; the saws. u at tie Duties hare hero reetitAld ac: ....:e.tfor to the C17,14,1i 41C.ICTI or Ors D:hriel, or to the Co.oosissieners fir Lawton, i • p,rsitatoee a. the said AA; and ad Pe-sons are desired to take Notice, That fr. , floor Sam sal rcttwe.l .n arroithted far, the P.irres tcifl he Antrabk in double the Duty, and iialWa to ha slinkier the tame by ares fram Ms %IMO Coot of Errheolier. . _ By Order 4 . (Re hoard Tc,es. Jag 7 1804. MATTHEW WINTER, See. LONDON DOCLs. THE COURT itf DI R ECTO RS rthe LONDON WAIL COMPANY de hereby girt sotice, That thorreat• -or the Po lotto's oi the Inky dun upon 14 CA".. 0 0 ,S lo ..ki . the bOth o. June iwrt, ~r wee& fer Onion, at Au three, (Peru •11 (Sas dsv• treept, bern,c , . K the newsy ELEVEN tool mitre O'CLOCK. G. ROKINSON, Sec. I. ,, ndort T)ock Home, .11tly :6, 1604. rilliE ONLY SPATE-LOTTERY to be A DRAWN lAN No of Priam. Value of each. Total V:.10.. Si of 1.10,000 are 1 60,0401 3 UN 15,000 6 l,OOO 6,000 bus 4,000 20 lOO ll,OOO Se- ll,OOO •,ISO so 13 t,Ot•O 4100111 L 150,000 tat at the Capital* to he ri , terinined as ',W.f.: - . _ Trr:t drawn riket, First Day L 1,060 ruse dimou Ticket, S. with fl ty. lOOlOO Twit drawn Ticket, CFhth fly 1600 rine damn Ticket. Ninth Itay. SAO W GINS DRAWING sErrt• 'AKER tM , SO4 licit:4 And Saari* arc 111, SAle at all the Licensed Lottery ()rtes. RESK CTAISLt ATISSTAITUNS ltt 1111.: OURIJIAL, 1541. M Oft (VILEAD, OoDa-Alvled by any teem, .riveiteied qiii,lieme its the worll. (lyre vuiunterily by men of char-etc, and .c.pectabifitv, 'holm,. day w.tiieutc.4 its efacisey, suet obe;rew us ihmit• q. SOT.OMOII, Req. M.D. LIVERPOOL STL Since I wrote you an Answer to your last Her, I hate sold tae reetaissoig parr .1 theCArob... c'.'llead. I st thereto,. request aft in supply uniebei.iely, t.- h' Id be sorry to 11:111psiesiat the ',times who ate wow • it. 1 hire the satisfaction of sivioe, that two Ladies, w-4!tate had several lefties, experieueed Ire.it buisef.t :tout it, ▪ trann to rocoanueod Iterengly. I am, Sir, yours fespecrt .11y. Wormer, Se?t. S. VIN I.tS IfOU.. Errol Stocittora. • Sir, In congNuenec of the surdrisiog cure performed lisi• ir Cordial Rylin of Gilead, on Mr. Wilkinson, id gay place (eke woes yos ae.•istrit of hist-re and coati. `se tsral 4 ” l4, tri base a great *lnsist, for the Indeed several odor pro.eln in the pleat aed neignbourhood Innis received real henrit ire, It You will immediately wort W another bus of th-• Medicine, wine as la t, trim • tie non of a down of )ear ee (.a de te Iles:th," by the bed carrier. We are, Sir, !GOT obedient -etya..iy, Iheekten, Olt. W. Cll aisTorti ER a..d JFNN ET- To be hail of Mr. I.l4elhears,lll, Based, Lon4on. Sold by Rein iont, Hamburg,' ; R. Rich, Perry .iryet, Nem. Yerkt and in Rath, be Itissol • fl-ettol, SyslgM ; FlOybron. fhe failt; Itire,iiigharn,K no, t a 4; Redford. S t &moans; Rol St. Filititind's, Nis& g Cheltenham, `ieldon ; llinibeidge,N o d eson; C oven try,R u ll aton keys, ; v, Simmons • Carlisle, .1 all ie • Chatliani. mg. uai; ei,11.141.1fd, Cis:char ; Cheileri P ool and ' 4 "^ tr '• Kaliflioll ; Cirencester, Smith; Chletsenhant, vorannal• Deedsh-, No. 7, Exchange cool. • Derby Meer, IhMiate, Pennington • Dover, Pl.• ; D e vise -. L o we ; 0 ...ow V Dea l, Rowe; Usrtin.iutlh ; Nerth•bridge t Eget, Trew man old Sou; Val ail, ; (Reeceter, Walker , ; OL‘tnwi 14.11 " - mdd; Liwypoul. Cot, drqsan i Leeds. Sinn., Holmes ; Lin • ale. Drury F Lviii,, FlerMey ; Leicester, Gessoes, Swinfirn ; Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson • Mars lie, Rosie ; Maida-me, W e lk er • Marlborough. Ilatul.l ; Newbury, Fuller, Athe; Newcastle. Hwige.m ; Nneihamptim, Dicey; Nnitinsbam, Bubase Norwich, Stevenson and Cu.; Ox. ( 9 , 1 1 . Janes; Pi emomis Dock, Wieland; Portsmouth, Main t Reading, Smart ant Co ; Rochester, tithenni, , ion ,• Pressers, B `" , zsn , ; Shrews.n.ry, Etrtivrest Southampton, Baker SW raai Montan: StanvOnl, Neywomb Sisinl.4aiid. Bray; Sa a!tanv. ; Scarbortuigh, ldayley ; Taunton, ; Irbraige wange t Nil Fa , Erin ; We , im.ntl's end were nionegablu blerben e "N• in the Kingd.iin, ii tales , at Half a Guinea, and Si.. earnattArg four of the, nailer one+. o 9. surd. tk .4 " os! billt.f.;'a New Ulu nearly Three Hundred Races, t.rics SOLOMUN's GUI OR Tt) tIVALTIII Ch . alt . wets Sexes, ou F•rnale !Tyro. `_,"adoe,and Cuitin'ainu i•E iek tee' , we labour. ,4 ' lOW .can expari•-nce and To w " ch "added in Rosy on Diseases incident to Females; also, an iblityess b I"..rent., ()minima', Tut.% ) and Woo wile have ths out old edutallicra of )uteels. ..~ Gentleusen, your oAl'gnd and , levoterl cerv3nt, BdULToN MAINWAitiNG. Crown and Anchor Tavern, July 1 - , 1804. MIDDLESEX ELEcTioN. THE COMMITTEE for cnnduning the Elec tion of GEORGE. DLIULTLIN N ‘INWARING, 1 sq. will it e•-sty Dayat No. 7, CAltrY-' , TKEET, UNCOLN'S INN FIELDS, where it is requested that all Letters TAY be seat, 'al where communications will be thankfully recmcd. July 18,1804. Mll DLESI X ELECTP)N COACHES will be provi,ied at th e f o llowing places on MONDAY next, and ev.r L .y durUl the ELECTION, to e rover the FREEHOLDERS in the Intert,e ut GEORGE 154)ULTON MAIN WARING, Esq. to and from Bite NTFuhIJ, wiz The Pant., on, °word Road. Pat altieilt-it Opoe site St James's Lb. rztb, Opposite rumiiel's Ctr• , •••ow, ' Green. Islingem Green. Olt • ,•tt- lViiitedispel Church. Oponsit, Shorrditch Church. Court ...s., W.• -*come. 51.adoett, opiico.te Lie Cliureb. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Gewneman, • 'i"HE great and disinterested encouragement which I have Ilrra.l7 experienco.! in my C 'wets at 0114, ,IPmands my grateful acknowledgments, and pin" so, I.it!, confi•leoce of success. To Lamle this, however, your exertions roust be unremitted, and the weserons support Which ram hate hitherto given me, should be manifested bs an early appearance in rue favour. Ammig the .tseeemful events of the late S. rutiny, I este on it the chief . , slut a great number of persons were dtsTuJ,itcd , who, without any lust cilia% to vote, had tote,{ been encroaching upon v .ants. These were the Prebeidaries of Weatmoi ster, with a tong trillil of Servants and all the olfi,er. sad Placem en of the Court. of Chlneery, F. ing's B heir, Common Plea., :ad Btu:baguet. By one decimon of the Cana mitre, shove 400 Vntllus of th description were dirgualifirl. The removal of these men (the Dependants of the Minis. ter, and unitionsly subserere .t to his Mandate.) cites you a hionwity to the County. Lot me request, you xi I but oxen yourselves as becomite Tog is maititara it, and yew ill defeat an intermted omyottion, which is raised only by Contractors, Placemert s and Alters, still mom unworthy to es *rem the franchise of Elector. Of those, who at- contented that the Minister shotild squan der Public hfooey with•nit canted or enquiry ; thst English Prisons should be made Dens of Oppromoo and Torture; that the loves of their Fellow $ ,bicets should Je w el:e3l, aimed at tvuder 014UUf of Justice; of fuels men 1 ,:amass he a ht Re .resentative. Let them line their Putts an•t their Si& sc i;dio.is t.. me ()Amount. He may tr►ad in the steps ti • his F ther, and will not blush to ►Meelvs their supoort. My bet ter reliance r ,qn tie, virtue sod integrity of those who bs'.sd wen d,te tattoo the progress- owl eh...so:piens-es of c and who consider each Vote that is even we.olser by the 1 .11,:tor or the Sleuvier) not as the i.rstnrnent of private aA vatitar, but as the doehoge of a sicrottriot I have the hTrtoor t., b-, (',entlemen, 78, P , euulary, Your 200-4 tisv. , ie hu.lybt.. C-,•rant, J,rly FRANCIS BUR ')E (T. Ly Order of **Worshipful Committee for Imprinting ilia Nay auxin ot thw Leer fhansis, and liter ermine., Encroach. manta on the said Kiser. WHEREAS * Quantity of Drift T;mber has been aeon* by tie Wester Bait ff , ,s n &limited in Wandsworth Creek, marked with in•iilry Marks, whirl ,N, been dr fdng on the Leer Thames This is to ruinous* to the Owners dieted, if tn-v aweriain the same tell. their peOpoOty, en iwth, btl;sre tne **lit II in the Lnid May*, at the Mansina Heat, oi • W eite a* Ordkr for the delivers, Ea •• g 'he =- pence of Salvage. And if not etainted, nu oath, on n • be Oris the Id Day of Ant*. lON, they will by .. •Id Sy Order ori Wnr- h'p CO *mot • • % Wa - r 11. tiff Man** gin 11104 NN. The, maw w.• n .v I +,11.181i b. .I'lll r).313 . istaar, A , • 11. V te••11 Y t .1 0).1 'l-r wII b give. by H Pl.te Vier • F. . .- 1 1 N. 16. AU, Iral.lwir II • /11. U:rein .„C Weft. MAKJIt HU st, K •NlvIV.; Nk.NING- T. • Hy WM EEG N, ut .• dr • - 444. Uti • ierse ." NI ., K. . t ....id:4ntaige of a College at. g .veal Yft:•• fI I Velpl COMIIe/Clit 110 • 7. ••• CLat• , ICS ...th the Y. atest P and • .tt. - .• a •••• gited Ceinnttvre., the. the mann:, of ~it , n l ~tint; .1.x 4 . 4 The ra!iibrity of the SitUatiDri. a ! t, y ,:id sie•ciuisa A ••••.....itotel.t:ono, are w rte. led t^..•ltii ire ~1 the Phloil4 in the 0.n.0.., riit,•,e.t, It ill in, tl •41. Wrding ithntnite, Bo .k kev o ing, .r.. of the ti•:t. tvoetaltiltof can tw Oren A. th • ...tie Attention is mid t, the Wrist. %, as to ever. isth-r, ..irt ne•o, tit K. be. lea" 10 that hi. P to Are P• 1111131 1 41111%, which, blooded with ntlirr useful Q a 114,01111014, MIMIC fail gtvln them • dec.,lett tin menial.. in Commerce. Piorietors of t• e Moot 1:v Pt.ocentro lately prewnted P l eat r i f M trot H. sewn', An i gam PINIPP,6., an oniveraill admire-1 rpecimen P.:am-Instep. At Cie .1 Composittoto on Hi-ciry. A•in.norn., G og apt”, ate. and (alert Law, Proneh,aod Sp•••••ch.o, ar.• recitml Ur Ito in fie highnt giatiiitatiu • i•I ineit Parents And Friei for their pure wet correct Primoviati.in, and graceful De. =wawa. In sho , t, every lihend 'fs-at ieut, ciiiklucive to the Comfort, ifriotiitio. and linit•tvement of the P. •ile, i , vtriiitly attended toy murder ti random their Ito it nice at i.1.u0l si.ni'ar toth.tt ..f melt L.vea Houma. Ample Rentionere can Alio, be co, a Ipeeetet. The Tana. tn.; be hod at Neer V -raw AO Paul. try; Dolan and (7.. N, Soho square...-. rha Schuul w I re curb stone,. On 1 1 / 4 1 , iiirlA), the '234 init. NICIIOLS's HISTORY Or LEICF.STERStIIRE. This Day Wag published, handwwwely printed in To anJ Entbetidted with Kinete-fie , . Plaaw. the Fifth Por , wt of THE HISTORY of LEIOESTERSIIMF. ; Coneeinine the HUNDRED of WEST GOSCOTE . ly JOHN NICHOLS, F.A.S. Edinburgh' and Perth. Printed by and fur the Author, in Red-Linn Pacage, Fleet. street ; where mit , b • Ilya, the Four preceding Portions, or either of thous separately. A Cow Cini. • are printed nn a f.ne Wove Royal Paper, prier 31 131. 6d . . . •• • Too more Poet;coa will complete the Work, agreeably to the atrium' propritalt, and without exeeepiorg the original Puce. _ " Mr NirholA has petformed an office in it•elf highly he nostrahle, .with talents tub adequate; with acuteness seldom, and diligence never surpasend ; and we dr übt ant that the Hinutv of Leicenerthire will he convict. red as (nesting on iu dipensrWe part a racry considerable library." &nosh Critic. SP P kRTICULAIS AS TO THE WHIM PATENT PEDSTISADS AND T %WAS. SOFA SIDS, CHAR isF.us. AND EVERY OTHER KIND. ORI44'AL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. • •..• re UrLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet WsairaolSe• and Manufactory. Kr 1 k an•l t 4, Catheo rinovrrevt. li•ge a,...ttinent of article. of the newe.t, misso., and tuna mconottllCAl F eltious of well witsonvol Mee eerie's, and esselle,t Wortmanshtp. with several improve merits BUTLER respectfully relies eel the coed discermiseet of l'onlies that col will .rc through t dovi and in sin 1ti , ,11% oppmed rn him end courdeoePing his articles. It is w II known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Table., the lot Bed•trad, ; the princyle of flit first is aiiplic.ibie In tautest all Kinds of TaStri, and 14 'rowed to be a great inipreveruilst ; it renders them MPS courenrent for Houses, and much more portable. Thoprinepte of th e other is Able to twist lands of Redstone, as rim rest. Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singulirly useful in Sielcuris, and each, when shut up, makes a handworse Mecca (mistime fire a SAtirig mom, Dre.singooom, le. The Your Post Test Reis go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of 14,014 or tacks, err nails in th, furniture, and aa: very portable. Particular lui.d. rsf the shrive, asiti;itisl f.r Grntleinee of the Army and Navy. and Hot Clintatte, also purtaole Chairs, Re. BUTLER'; Patein bfartufacures have been graciously patronised by the King. Queen, mid Royal Family, and hu enured be orders arum numhers of the Nwiility and Gentry, mid bar: been I. gide approved of li the Fast arid ‘Ve4 huh. s ; the merit th • Artie'," has thin met with favourabie en• couragineet, and for which he return , hit graw4,ll acknowlring inent., and ea toot hut notice the 4641) S:es of woo- other., who he u s large Slit Ruards, with BUTI.EK's name inwnhed, which may h ip also to promote his Booties., or should it be dtWgned other •..e, he, by the permission of Provid , nce, nta nineaures and is his Superior lour-post and ritlwr Beds, ex celient 1). Taales, and Cabinet Arti -les as above. namely, Catherine Rte.!, eig!:t Doors from the Strand, a linek.friiiit ' 'Lune, where tie has eonst, u:ted Teas and Machines fof Workm , ; the same, and has mire - iris, been at considerable e.o.nce se bring tbeas to that utildy and degree of perfectirm at whieh they now are. At the Porno place may be bad every artele for completely Fintsishing Houses. 11. rut kaponatima w.. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. rrHE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT a will m.•et every day mail the Election (which Is fitted for Monday the 2.34 inatatet 1, at Sir Troocii Burden's No. 78, ►tcradiey, where COMMUNICA TIONS rdapectirbg the ELKCTION Ate requested to ti.. mad:. 11th July, 1401 J GREGORY. Ch,iinun. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. T'HE FREEHOLDERS in the ntrEnEsr of lI so VIAPiCIi SUSDIETT taw info,nwci, etut CO‘CHES rat Us reedy on MONDAY MOit MSG :beat, ?: fAlowtni Dty, at seam' o'Osek, to cn.u.ec then t • PJLL at SWENTFORD, It» the uudermentiooed TOWER DIVISION. Moorgate Ocrii•iii Mow, ilockooF Road. Mile End, opposite the Mount. thd-str •et Road, the Three Jelly Iltdebers. R.,u.sdahout, City Rood. Weßela,* spare. Phmoitt, Ratelila. 11NSIIIIRT. Smithfield, Mr. Sparrow's, Ironmonger. HOLBORN. N-a- the Wh.te Bear, LeathM•lale. ISr.,a.l•str_let, St. Giess t ut.mt Pleansee.treet. WESTMINSTER. Pt'sc• Yard krnl4,Coreptora-qr.et. Near 11-runshire Howe. P.ersidly. KENSINGTON DIVISION. blue-we -street, Chelsea. Fuham. Thud ty is publehed, price Ws id. plain, tad U. le. in Colnu•s. THE PORTRAIT OF MONSIEUR, Engraved by A. raescm. At Mr. Si noies:No. 79; C.i..tlo•street, 14.4rport stmt. The Artist, hawing ►een favoured with the Original P.ctu-e, has ettiiited his best Ability. ald Ratters himself a perfect Lk.» neat of CHAR LES PHILIP, of FRANCE, Brother to the King, i. now presentcd to the Public. N. B. Sire of the Print I si Inches by 91. 'nit day it punished, price is. in boards, - - AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE• of cobs- MERCT %L EXCHANGES, and mere particularly of the Estchanse between Glen Butaia and Ireland ; with la Enquiry into Ike Ft-toes! Effect. of the Sank Restriction•. By JOIIN LESLIt. FOSTER, Es I. of L nooln t bus. Printed fur I If itArrd, 190, Picrrtillc cold ales lb J. leperne, Comhitl ; w wham may be bad, price Oh in berth, the Rtth tchtein,rhs th • S I .%T1 of FUROki., leihre and aftia the FRENCH R F.V01.1 . 1 lON. by Freder.re oonta, Chan cellor at War to His Nfajbay, 3.e. Re. Translated fret• the Gentian by J. C. Herrier, BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. A NEW STOVE. which has to boast of an Ins proverneau *ever Wove offered t, the P bhr.. Thh Stove nut roily :inaseshie all the modern inviini.eneente for Economy and Elegance, but has the pecunarly dosinede qea. lets of perfect security from throe se., neolaiicholv ar - .4lente ere frequently hi-aid of The numb.,rle. , instance mot Coal, flying nut of the Fire, being the occasion of the la's of whey Yalu.. able lives, nr the lamentable of Chlktren fiitßtg rr,a the fire, will h- obviated b► this new zoti f - ivendinn Auother adva.itag, is, that Children niay be tea in a room by thenivelvei with the Stove, awl will not ha.e it in their hewer to way with the fire, though they have the sight aid b.tvefit of it. MAT he .een 31Jowete; Wire Rooms 14* 214, 14 Ii 1104 born, opposite Smathamptua stria, the Pel:44ml s'4 Maar («later. 1 . 7 - cb.. .~ IRI9II 1.1,4FN5. A N consequence of the many complAints against L nett Ciotti. whi , etied by the ebeeiteil 'neer, a com pany was twined its tSAI, by aeuie of the ti,,t Malt,. in I.e laud, lu supply the Putrie a this City with t..e be.. Ittisti LINEN CLOTHS (bleached iti the atilt u-ual .statheti •at the it/holt:sale blab prices. Their original plan is ill 'fit etihreetitu. Te xll one piece, but not lees. A paws to be ~ o ld at the wholesale price. piece rat .4, and no alteration of ~rice. AU c.d.w.a.auted,Jri the nion,y return... 4 ifa feet appee.e. T oeu fuur.l o urths and sewn-eighths Linens contain about twenty-nye yards eatb owe*. 1 hen f lime-eight h. and five-fourths Sheeting. contain ;About fifty two yards each piece. Their •in•(uurths Sheeting. ecntain about thirty.two yard• each •.• Cash as usual foe Hank of Ireland Motes. J. O'BR lEN, Agent to toe Comp ~ ty. R ored (mm Great Ruesell street, to N... 4, dim) square, near 1 tart :and Southampton-in eat, lead , ng tsHIo• n. TO THE LADIES GOING INTO THE ernISTR Y. MANUFACTORY of STRAWoarI CliiP HATS, 191, FLEET-ITRLFT. ADIES may be supplied with every new and I_4 rwit.,..Ae shape, to STR,‘W and CHIP HA 15 sod BONNkTS, st the abase MrhutAt , e,, Ilevr shape trimmed under the noise tion of Mn. Trtrvvrms, the mo 4 ru•vel a,lll intionsvott 'Atilt, the 1at1..1 twine al 'vi va oase not to he :Juni at any other foal or preowned makers in this Metruysilia. 1 , ../ItitT THOMAS said Co. 'Link it 11.X.11•117 t., observe, rho meek of STRAW. CHIP, and HORN HATS, al other Roosts, is trap issf..ior in mt.!' of feebly , and extent, when eemrefed with th-ir genuine and, esto.asive 'lSt. The walla eepetited all Articles kept by H bITI: I %ASII I:RS in toe gnats* variety. Also a . C)101C411 aas4tus.tt sat the new and malt at. prove.' artteitt , rf GISSAM F.S, n.w tiAASrET CAM ISRICS, and red a,,d etegar,t MU'LINS for MESSES . Ladies or G•nt:emen, Ihnrine Corothictiins for MILLI NERY" rewlv-nt....1e bfur.ilitg or on `ant Dlt :IStS, CLOAKS, SI•ENCEILS, Sc. Sic mAy he nu iieeheAy •oiterl to a suet extent, and And thh Aft.ertis-rn tot noire .:ruing the appellation of a although we .‘et?rt cw- Variety to be fit, greater tine will b.- wen els •where. Ali transact:ow, bath ht buying and 'Whig, are d•rttr kir ready moue), and every Article of the heat quality.—Ladies Dremas Corner eiancery-tune, Free:. street. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOITSE OF LORDS—Fern gr. Jim* to The Civil List Bill. Lottery Bi`l, Vote of Credit Bill, Iris* County Peace Bill, Irevh Promissory Note Bill, Felons Apprehension Bill, Tanning B. rouragehtent Bill, Isle of Man Fishery Bill, Pro per v timer lment Bill, Poultry Comm:- sill, rghe's Oti orct Bill, and seventeen private Bolls. receiv d the koyal Assent, by Commission. The Cumna•.sionery present were, .the Loan CcIA/OCEI. on, the Earl of Rost ve, and Lord WAL4I. an u. The London Dock Amendment Bill was COM miued, and Mr. Plummer WAS licar • AgAral.• aline of its provibions, in Wulf of the Via oer,' C The report was received, and the Bill ord-r -e.l 10 be Ted I the third time on Men av nest. The Stamp Duty Bill was , 7ommitted. The Duke of NORFOLK ask-d, if the procee l ings in the redemption of the Land Tax w.-re ex empted from the new clnties ? Lord HAWKEY:BURY said, he believed they were ; but he would more particularly inquire into that. It was meant that they should be an. The Duke of NO:tFOLIi expressed himself sa t:A:el with the No'''. Secretary's declaration The report 'vac .and the Btil ordered to be read the third time op onday. The 'rich Sp;,:ts Warehousing Bill, the Conseil:. d tied Fund Bill, and the Vo:unteen Ainesidmlnt Bill, were committed, the reports received, and the third reading ordered for Monday. The Irish Vote of Credit Bill, and the Board of Ordnance Franking Bill, were read we third time and passe.i. The Iristi Customs and Excise Bill, and the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill, were brought fr..nr the Commons, and re .d he first time. The 1)u - ke of NOAFOLK. presented a peti , i,sa from Andrew Robinson Bowes, E•q stating. that he had been confined in the Kin. s Bench 13 years, At the suit of the late Lady Strathmore. and her re piesentarives ; that, from the length of the proceed ings before a master in Ch eery. it Isight be InAlly more years before the causes pending could be An illy determined; that he heliev. d a b ‘lance wi old e found dtie to him ; that he pi oposed to give se. rity to pay any balance that might appear eventually agailist him ; and that his heallh has suff red by his confinement. He therefore ptay•d. that, as a Sill was before the House for the relief of insolvent debtors, their Lordships would grant him such re lief as they should deem proper. The petition was 141,1 on the table. Adjourned to Monday. floes OF COMMONS. The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod entered the a little before four o'clock, and sad, that the Lords, authorised by His Majesty's C •mmissio* to give the Royal Assent to several Bil.s, Je-.r• I the attendance of the Commons in the It•sise , •t P••ere. The SPIAMER then, followed by the Memb ra present, went up to the Honse of Lords ; a Id them rerurn, the Speaker named the a vera, bills to the Royal A , sent had been given.—(Fer qy our Report of the Lard;.) A message from the Lords informed the House that the Lords had agreed to the amendments Tri*de by the Commons in the HaNeas Corpu:, ad crrtillivit• dune Bill. Another message afterwards informed the House that they had agreed to the Irish Vote of Czech Bills. the London force Bill, and the Wo3lwich Ordnance Bill. The Hon. Mr. CILVIIIIr/POI took the oaths and his seat for the 801 ough of Aylesbury. CORN. Mr. WESTERN moved the order for the House to resolve itself into a Cot the whole 11.'use, to take into considerat ports of seve-al Cotomittees Chet bad been to examine into the state of the Con then moved that the Speaker do leave the Mr. Alderman COMBE rote to el hopes, that the Ham Gentlemen emottid I 1 4 t i t ti I L, t t • * i• o of mrn the ittee day Gi. • 1! S i atim the re- m appointed tilde. And he ch.nr. i erpters his Id not pre.a • • la ad ith rsa ad ! I .1