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jr . r; w•A ) ' • . I .fmr • if „. • , • v • .4 • , ; _ _ NUMBER 733 , • .7•lftileggir!•••7727lll, l l,lloolFr uw • . . • " • . 1 10 ; . • • .. • . • •te. • 1 1 0 bt rit t ;13 ref 1 / 4 64'1 - .- 44. • 41. ...'n. • .6*1"1:1 r.• (*. '. V FRIDAY, MAY 3, isos. (PRICK KING'S THEATRE. rrto-MORROW EVENING, May 4, will be I presented, the Gran 1 Serious OTbert, emitted LA CLEMENZA DI SCIPIONE. r,, k ; of the First Ads a (steatite DiVERTISEMENT. tied of its o pera will be presented, a Grand Ballet ceded LA BELLE LAITIERE; OU, BLANCHE HEINE DE CASTILLE. SOKS OF THE CLERGY. THE REHEARSAL of th e MUSIC to b e performed at the Anniversary Meeting of tii is CHARITY, will he in the Cathedral Church of St Paul, on TUESDAY, the 7th, and the Anniversary, on THURSDAY, die 9th of May, when a Sermon will be preached before hii Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hiiiiiiurable the Lord Mayor, iildernien, Clergy * by the Rev. Charles Barker, B D. Canon Reeideini.iry of Wells: STEWARDS. H. it H. the Duke of buurea, Hi& Hon. C. Rathurst, Lord Archbishop of Tuain, Sir Welch, Kut. Duke of 8-dford, Rev. Dr. Crawfuld, Lord Bishop of r.loncester, Rev Mr. Coxii, Right Hon Lord Grantham, Charles Bishop, Esq. Lord Chief Justice Mansfield, Henry Subbing, Fed. R , ght ifqll. Lord Mayor, David Pike Watts, Erg. Av.... 29, 1805 THfr. COMMISSIONERS for Pastan% Mrsiesty's Nary do hereby give Satire, That.ort MOA DAY • the 6th of May start, they toil[ be ready to rercire. roister& in Wra Hp), and treat fo r T wo Th ousan d Sa c h s of Kiln dried ome f isn't/add Flolll' ; Tow Mortared Pass q Kentish flops, of the Gram th of the Year 1804; and Fifty Tans of Buck !morns Hallos, to be answerable to Simples to he roduced with the Tr„ dirt. The Pour In 6r delietre.l o. the 'poet of o Fortnight, by Weide., Proportion', and the 110111 4011 fle l lo. ‘ 11104.11141,1 0 1 iato the Store" ut Illep• ford ; lied twit he paid for by Pills, payable, loth Interest, Nino, Oats after !tote. The Conditiula of the 12,410 4ls ray 1. we, the Secretary's Office. No reftard win he bad t. am, Tender, in which she Peke shaft not 1e inserted in Wards .t 'meth, or that .hall rot 641 eel 0e.r,1 to tho betwe thee o•Chortt 04 the said Moi.bin, slue fan of May neat, nor emlott the: Parson .oko risk's Tewier, or sone Pecan' on his behalf, attends, to 1104417 when catiedif.r. • • • RO4AS CATHOLY: PETITION. On Monday next will be pub/mixed, erten Is. rrHE SPEECH of Mr. DEPUTY • BIRCH. as delivered at the Court of Co' OSSOO. Comma item: Guildhall af the C:ty of LOrldu/1. oo Tuerday t•se 30th. ul April, pervious to hr Itieriipn to Petition bath Ho Ise Pa-• liainent against the prereesApplicstion of the Ito ,an Celt e 1101. Prilited f=K ItiWiegtilaat St. Paul'. Ciiirch lard; and Haw!. ar , • • t% .• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TTHIS PRESENT EVENING, May 3, Their Majesties' Servant% will a& the Comedy of RsT LOVE. Lord Sensitive, Mr.Wioughton ; Frederick, Mr. &remove. Lady Ruby, Miss Duncan; Sabini Rani, M?, Jordan. To Cash will be added THE SOLDIER'S brae a RETURN ; New 05011 C Opera, called Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY HO! On Monday OLIN pnbliiiNed. — prke Is. id A, SEIIIOI.7I4EXAMINATION of the KG* MAN CATHPLIC CLAIMS, as se InelL in dile ' Petition now ;wilding beftios Parliament.. My R.r TRONLAS ILE !i.:ESI3:2IV.R, Rector of Moulton Lonavolo. in Mack. 1. mai :au Foliamei Nati roHcge, °store!. Printed for F. C. a... 1 J. givio g ton, No. (12, St. ilMite Cliuroli •.int ; end J. !laicise:4, No 190, P:ceadtly. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVRNT•GAR DEN. •(INIS PRESENT EVENING, MAy 3, will I lit acted i;!th time) a New Comedy called WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? be aided 0704telowe) a New -Vaorwradoww, catkiei HARLEQUIN QU ICKSILVER; Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL- To-morrow, Douglas—. Young N orva l, Master Betty. KING'S TII EATRE. {R. HARRISON most respeelfilly acquaints 1 Ike G?'l ,l ry. 28.1 his rritliidi in gent-ral, that h it ANNU IL CONCERT will be performed in the Great Room, THIS PRESENT F.V ENING. i re Performance will be on the same grand scale as here. 1..e.1er of the Band (which will he numerous and complete), Mr. CRAMER. Organ, and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. GREATOREY. Tne chertu will emote of IUO eel& Performer., Mks Harrison and Mimi Emma Harrison will (on this ores elf.% *Mgr) petionts a Duct for the Harp and Plano. Forte, with se.airopininents Obligati tut French Horns by Mmes. Pe tildes' armored by Ilunek. Ihe favourite New Glace performed at the Vocal Concert Übe introduced. Also a Grand Matiuscripe Concerto for Violins, Tenor, Violoncello ' two Oboes, ton Clarionets, two &wows. and faqir Frei':lt Hums; cornimsed by Handel for his patron Mr. Jennings, and supposed never to have been Fabler', perfumed in London. TI,. Pair: are in the hand• wrip,g of the late Mr. J. C. Smith, of Bath, who was Handers Arnaitoeu‘it after he became blind. ACT I. Fun Movement of the Overture to Saul, Mandel. Military Symphony. Air, Mr 113rrienn, and Churns,. if you dare, " Purcell. Sequel to •s 0 Lady Fair," with each. banal ana l pans and accompeniments, by Mr. o , e.itnres ; Meow Ifhaveve bong. Mist Tennant, " Ito wilcaudo;* Vine i. Favourite Duet, Mr. Ilarri.on abd Mr. fdrtlecian, " Wheu Pluebm the taps," Hash-I. Duet for Ilaip and Piano f.ae, Mies Harrow and Miss Enuaa H,rrrson, with Obligati, Sc. eompaniencots for French Horns, Messrs. Petrides; Dus.ek. Mott, " Methinks 1 hear the full Celestial Choh . ," Dr. Crotch Re native and Song, Miss Parke, " Sweet Bird." ac eouparii.d on the Violin by Mr. F. Crtnier ; Handel New Cl a (MS) roar'''. Dream, " harm,. rise) fur four vn i c e, by Mr. Grammes. Muiotet and Grand Chorus, " For unto no a Child it hem," with additional Accompaniments for wind in struments, by Munn (Meverah), Mendel ACE LI. Grand Cnaceito (MS ), for Violins, Trnnr, Vedtselllo, Gloms, Clarionets, Be l ocums, and Cita French llnfoV,. Hasid. New Non& Mr. rateleres, Tim Soldier's Dream," acromvinir on the °Tart by Mr. Greatn^..Xl Art **. Give (or four .nicee, " Come unto these yahoo Sands," eaminmeiniert on the llarp arid Pima forte by Miss Harrison Ind M.ea Emma Hquito.r; Sir J. Siefelll4lll, Mon D. Reel t. WA Song, Mr Bartlentan, from Thomson'; Hymn to the fieslantis,." These as they chstigv, Almighty Farrr !" Dr. Califon. Song, Mr W Knyvett, and Chorus, " Full fathom Me (Tempest), Purcell Song, Madame Bunchi, Sacchini. Glee, kw tour voices, " 0, Nanny, wilt the.' gang with me P' Garrison. Grand Chorus, " Fised in his everlasting Seat" (Samson), Handel. The Doers will oven it Seven, and the Performance com merce exactly at Eight &Cinch. Tickets, Haifa Guinea each, to be had of Mr. I far: ium, at kw Howie, No. 19, Parcy.vtre.4 ; also at the Movie shops of Broderip and Wilkinson; fli,clis.i; Vile; and Cle menti and Co. •„''. No mews Tickets will be issued than the Room sin well Accommodate Mr. 'cownsentl will Ise at the head of the Police Officers. SCIIVUL FOR THE IN ()IGEN r BLIND, ST. GEOtt...R'S FIELDS, MlRitr.Y. The Lord Skimp of DUUBIIAII, Proibient. A T THE ANNIVERSARY' DIVER, at ..Ik the Le.i.lnn Tavern, /011 Tuesday lest, 3 th April, Alintrat SIR JOHN COLN/TS, E.B. VIQt Pritaident, to the C1e...• Supported by a number of the Friends to this Charity ; The Tressuier, SAMUEL BOSANQUEF. Jim F.sq. reported the f.illowing Legacies end Dersationa : I. a. d. Tor Legacy of Richard Halbert, £'q. . 100 0 0 Ditto, Mrs. E. P//C. . . . 11/0 ./ 0 lid a Donator' of Quarles Harris, Esq. • 100 0 0 le,, that the Coliection after the Annive-vary Sermon, on the ;! , stli April, at Berkeley Chapel, % be Rev Syduev Smith, ansoeittril to . 140 0 0 Tit • Treosuret afieiwarts reported that he had received nom the Benevolence of the GWIIIC/11011 pr wrist at the D 111,11 . ,, toe following Sums : L.:entreat PIiPPUSIII. J ~1 11// Tatlock, Esq. L. 21 0 It. Thientoo, Eq. L 1 I Mr. %Iridais . 1 I Mr. W. Reed . 1 1 lino y Cooke, F.sq. . 1 1 Mr. John &lint .. 1 1 B G adonkl. E.q . 2 2 M Jas. Soper . 1 1 te llolGerJ, E.q. 1111 P. 21 0 I Mr. J. Powell .2 2 J Amen Linke, Lao. 1 I Monet Kellner . 1 1 R. Mareleu, El. . I 1 John Dixon, Fut. . 1 I Mr. Sale . . 1 1 P. Tonne, Jun. Esq. . 1 1 B. Jr icon. EM. . 22 ' John Leigh, Esq. . 2 2 W. IlOwlston, Esq. . 5 3I A. Greenwood, Esq. . 1 1 Mrs. Stier . .10 10 Win. Young, Esq. .1 1 It %Term, Fsq . 21 0 Richard Lee, 1 , .q. . 3 0 The ro. M. Spencer 1 1 Ten Frond., by R. Lee, 11 1u"11/sinus, per W. 11. Esq. . . 10 In MH,,,,e, E l , . 5 0 Mr. Denis De Beidt . 1 I ~. Brant . 5 0 Mr. John Dearman . 1 1 A.Crawley, Esq.. . 1 1 Mr.G Prickett . . 1 1 F Durant, Esq. . 1 1 Mr. W.leux . 1 1 Francis Sipe, Esq. . I I Mr. Hews Sikes . 1 1 Charles Cockerill, Esq. 21 0 , Mr. J. C P o well . 2 0 Mr. Mount . . 1 1i F. Terry, Esq. . 1 1 Mr J. s a l e . 1 I'l. H Peacock . 1 1 M. Vaughan . . 1 11 Jilin' faCer, Fag. . , 1 a A Park e , Erg. . 1 1 A. %I.Causland, Esq. 5 0 Et samosa Fri.*. A.lrni-al St../. Ccrlpers, C Bosanntiet, Eq. . 5 5 %., Presidno.K. B. IS 10 Jams W.i.e, E.q. . 2 2 T, 0.112. Wnre, EN. b b E. F Kier, Jun. Eq. 11 9 11 /*rood it Liroir., by F. VO4tti. E/4. .10 0 II 11. Ladino:4,2aq. 10 10 Anonymous, per Mr. Flu. tioddingt•os, 1."1. 3 5 Grirnstene . 1 1 s ubseriplorss pre received by Samuel Bosanquet, Jon. Esq T'..a " Te `•L"‘ahl -1 2 01 .`t ; the Res Ih- Griii•llay, !•;eeretars, o - i• " -01 Yet. Lambeth: Mr K. Grmaiwell. CoNec tor, Craven '''. 1 , nand, Mr. B. Stifi. C.Alector, N'. 100, Plomegh ; OM by the follow ng Bankers :—Me-srr Itouniquet and Co ; Nevus Bongo aril Co.; Mi.isr.. Thomas Coutes and Co ; 1261‘r,• Down%loos. Foster and C.i. M••••• 4 roll., end Co.; Mown lloa.e•; Mr,..... Kaos.on and Co. i BMW soeskes air, Co.; and MN*, V..re .i.id 1 . ••• • . 0 31/lilN GRIStIt,AY, 301. . -• The Music will consiit of the Oycrture of Fsther. Mr. Holders Dettior•n Te D rim, and Jubilate, with the Chorus from The Messiah, Hall.lujah, for the Lord God reigneth," an Anthem Composed on purpose fur this Charity, by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Haadel's Grand °unori ginal Aothesn. The Music to be eonduaed by Sir William Canons. Ms. 1) Th, Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten o'Clock. Tickcts for the Cathedral and for the D,nusr at Merchant Taylors' Mill, to be had if Moors. Nernarille and Fells, Booksellers,Boiodssreet • Meadra.ltivington'e.St.PaureChutelt yaid , J. Bac on , Esq iost Fruit. Office, Temple, gratis. Benefaelions to th , sCh...ity wi{l be thankfully rec.iyed by John Bacon, F. . Tre.o.urer ; or the Key. G. H. Glasse, Sick yulle Arecl, Secretary to the Stewards. AT a MEETING of the FREEHOLDHIS of the COUNTY of MIDDLF.SEY, convened by the Sheriff, and held at the Mermaid, at Hickney, no the 2d of May, MS: 1. Resolved unanimously, That it appears to this Meeting, fmm the Ttioth Report of the Commies 011eff appointed by Parliament to examine into Public Abuses in the department of the Navy, that limas scalidaloui and corrupt practices have pre vailed in the ()thee of Lord Viscount Melville, as Treasurer of the Navy, with th e p r ivi ty and connivance of I Lard Melville, and at the time that Lord Melville was II high Minister of State, aid nue of the 1; tilg . l Cabinet, as well as Treasurer of the Navy. 8. Resoly. el imatitinousle, That the Hou.c of Commons, by their soles of the Bth and 10th of April I •st, have entitled du-, ' , lves In, and have obtained, the most heartfelt gratitude of all ranks arid des. riptioi • of honest men. 3. Resolved unanimously, Thi.t it appears to be the san guine and unanimous wish of all descriptions of honest men, that the Vot.• of the House of Commons of the Bth and lUth 4i April last shout I be (*Pawed up by the firm determination sit Parliament to procure for the guilt they have pronounced on Loral Melville, a just and corroyonding punishment, and by .incessant endeavours to derelope and bring to light by the most mipsitial, and efli. Sent means, the various remaining in) jects of foi , ltf int and suspicion that are is be Puma in the Tenth Mapco: of the Commissioners of Navel Inquire. 4. Resolved unanimously, That it appears is this Meeting that Lori '.lelynlo, having been pronounced by the blouse of Commons to hare two giulty of .. A gro a violatissn of the law, and a high breach of public duty," can no longer he em ployed in any office of trust under the Goeemment in terest or advaistage to the State, Of with honour to the Crown mid this Meeting cotenant the fullest isertuasion that /lONA. jetty, so gram.* cinifirmits to trio Resolution of the House of Common., and the ant-nt wishes of his Peopie,will not fail to dismiss Loot Melville kiln hi. COODelill and presence toe ever. 5. Resolved unaiii•,-ously, That a Petition be pres?nted to the. Howse of Commons, And that an Address he pry er,tad to hilaiststy. founded on the fnre.tiiing Re-olutions. A Petition, and Aug ait wire tiro- real-144., agr..ed to. 6. Resolved unanimously, That the Petit . on be 'engin :sod, and leg at tit, Crown and ilscher tavern fur Signet's,: of tire Fr:ems:Jen, aid be te-reorrow presented by the Members for tha Coui.te, 4.4t1 that the Address to His Masesry he signed by tl i n !sheriff, and presented by them in the name and en the be. lull of the Freehohlens of this County, accompanied by the Members for the County and the Morey and Seconder of the Address. 7. itemised unanimously, That the Commissioners of Naval hsquiiy, by their apish; courageous, and i fatigable labour, * in detec,nig ai.d exposing fraud. lino.) the rtmlie, though com mitted by such distingu . shed • Mutual., by acting as they have done, in defiance of all c Juhmies , and in &Rance argil ohataelei from intereArd parties, bare secured to themselves the eternal gmtittblet einem, and veneration of a:I hon,ist men and livers of their country, and have mule thAnseives the just and pried objects for iinitatian t, all future Cuniairssiuners appointed for similar purposes of public utility. B. Reenlled iiitanimously, That it appear; to be the sanriiine and imam minis wish of all descriptsmsi if hour t men, that the pulliers which have been so wilily given by Parliament, and se &mutiny am, iirinourahly used by the Coinnussionel , of Nan' Inquiry, shoulß lie continued and enlarged; and that to the same Commissioner; or to miters equally impartial, able, and adequate to so laheciens and hotantratale an satire, there should by entrusted similar powers of m.o.> , tutu every special of abuse in the expenditure of the public money in every existing department of the State. 9. Resolved noaninimtaly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hirmitrable the Esrl of St. Vincent for the sincerity and firmness with whin, as Feat Lord of the Ad miralty, he began and since has prosevuted these important r-_• forms in the department of the Navy, to the infinite honour of himself, to the greet advantage of the State, and to the utter shame owl C.1111 ' 1%10 , 1 01 those who have sought tm their realism. nics rid clamours, to deter him from follewiii: his upright course, arid to primott by such means tile deli:aunt u; their u.r II 10 Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Melt- ing be g.ven In Samuel Whitbread, Eve. fir the firm, able and jurlicinits mammy in %retch he has esp.-red to the notice and censure of Parliament, the disraceful abnves in the ex. peniditure of the Public Money, which have beendetected by the Goramirsi.ntem of Naval Inquiry ; And this Meetii.g hum bly request Mr. Whitbread, togethe. with the other Teo Hun- dred and S.xteen virtuuus Meinhers, who .upported him, to attend iii their places, and keep a watchful cyst:bre( the future proceedingsui that butiints, that, as far as in etera lies, the ad vantages gusted thercy may not be got rid of uy any future proceedings. 11. Resolved iiiititimousle, That this Meeting return thanks to our worthy Rriffeso.itative, George Ryng. FMI. (x the sup port he ha,: given to the oseliturtour eserhosts of Mr. Whit bread. IS. Resolved. That the thanks of this Meeting he given to Sir Francis flurdett, for his uniform, monistic, end independent comfit& At the dame tune, tires lament the indisposition which caused his alwenee frown the If newt of Commons int the stir and 10th of April last, and also nuns the Meeting of thiaday. 13. Resolved linenimoualr , Treat tee Mani., of this Mottles begivm to the Nohlemen and Gentlemen who signed the re. quisitioo to the Shroff, for calling the present Meeting, and that they be requested to accompany the Sheriff, m presenting toe Address to Ili, Majesty. 14. Revolve.l ioiain funnily, That the Thanks of this Meet. ing be given to William 'Euffnell, Esi. for the sb'n and pa triotic manner in whch he h-is submitted to the County of M ddleseNt the business upon which it was renvenrd Remised imainivinusly, That the Thank. of tin, Meet leg be given to Mr. A.derman Skiviner. 16. Revoked unanimously, That these Resolutions be sign e d by the Sheol, and insertod once w the Morning and once in the Evening rapers. GEORGE SCHOLEY, she , iff. WM. DONIVII.LE, The Sheriff being shout to dissolve the Melling, it was re solved unanimously. on the reoti•ot of hi. Gr ice the Duke o( Itoltird, that the Thanks of chi. uting be given to the Sheriff, for their readiness in mllidg tit Fussent Msetiog, asd fur thew conduct us this asssabes. VICTUALLING-OFFICE APKIL 26, 1205. THE COMMISSION!! }(S for ril teafhltg Hit tia:iate% Nara S. hereby i.e L :Witte, That na If tiU4f , tit 'UM ?Hey west, they "rift tioito to rty , i-na Three's 91,0 Wroiac sated ay ), sod snot la.. abort Two Hundred and thrty dittrotott of Nis Te4e,lll Pil••••r Coals, or Coals of aped unitise's to be dativerrd, in a whole Cargo or whole Cargoes, Three Weeks (rum the Mae ut the Conti-ea, Wind, mod I 'coda., perweittiv, enwstde the Wharfs at Ms Pr, mid at Plairtinsih and Soak Leer ; and to be paid forty. ha, pintivole, with !alerts', Mario Dogs ajar dole. TheComiittina.iy* the Coatract moo IN well as the Soceetarfsi Office. Regar.l will he had to Goy Trader iss wlech the Price tlfig mot be blurted in frorl. at length, that shelf P 44 k ditiver'ed ts the Round helms Oae o'Clock on the tai' Friday, the 1014 MI meat, *or Nakao the Perron who mikes the Twain o , Vi‘e. Perm so his Behalf. @Hoods, to moue sake* erlltl f 04. • vic riTALLING-OFFIcE,, Arai!. 18. 1801. THE COM MISSIONt RS fir Vedas/fin /fie Alo;rste's : eve .1 , hereon glee Nedee, that am FH111.44 . , the 17. h Muy Hart, thee n• 111 be reedy Co rereire Ttiikes ere /stated up), and great fir Three finarrd Tem or Idantiegiot oh Neikaitto JYq , or Salt of . most goodness i mud I, a• 1 fare dead. ed T wo; L og h & A Ike tereeehtireu., of whi..h the Fe - sow• who make the Teraders are w prodere Seeplas; to be delivered in!. Majesty's neinillimg Sterna Duffers, 0,4.11401 die 314 Jelp 01,r, and the eerie finder he the 3frah .Sepleakorfokleisig, Per of all Chaff:a. aid Rh* 1,, Me *gene, nets the. thel-motreetua will he ellon d 2,. 1 Id. p. r Tae , Pensteroge cf the Sntt from the her( to the .hteree; owe to he Effielierer/ p.ionle, kith late rest, %inert, Dave a/ter Dote. The Conlitions thn Canatewis leaf be teen of the &Five et Mi. I tfiice ; er ey oppeeieg to the Colk r!,e Sole Douse et ie Raingotearyi mad .11, {eke. nh , en C'keshire, rape. iwly. r'rgeril reit fe 414 to.tiray Teed. r, in raltieh the /'tier . n. 4 beide/ trd ;food., at l e ror itiot .4211 reel ea deb. to the 11., 0d &fore floe ellork - on * the ISA Fritioo the 17:11 ot Mtn ( unfree tar Peewee Mk* Make the Tender, or some 11,4 / kehey: etemd,, manner- where caned tea. ICTUII.LING OHMS M r.t !, Iblih• r rilE COMMISSIONERS fur Vaissalling K i$111;011 . , A . 41114 de hereby eye Netice, Thal ON 11) DAY, the ^ lu they will Its reedy s. recoee 1 ciders je, W riti NS ( S ed kd up), 441 Sree4 b - ith Penowas 4I ad/ imlirs 'oko the SAppl. So Provision', emit Pork Daee, r. His Ns loPtis nwi V4i•e4 at ad &owl few rosin 14144.414 eerssosve soon, losivivs„..notii Ss+ b' vete ; ora f 1 be paid for by bills, 40'100 e with porno, Ninety Dros • atier date • The Conditastes .y . tAP Ca:areas nee be scot et Me &metre's Office. Ne Record wai ltt hod to any, Tender le ',kVA the Price stall mot he imertre ~e rdt at letwth,... p.n. 44,.(1 not slettoyed to the It.trd before Otte oTtork on the *aid Tuesday the t Ist Grtaat, worts 'the Penn oth• ottetes the rewire, or woe Pella,. on Pito &half, •ttteeolt, to answer tato' rolled fi. gwy . I . ..tatt• iltJt emetei , e.eattteingeet Price, op*. a.. at 4,6,-4.., awl l'etret mach tafertor Mite r, al raiitir Olpuµ oobt•e, lK e,..v.k red ).roper b. be ad ,410. r GRAND SPRING; LurrEhti. 2 -30,0001 L 60,000 2 20,000 ' ' t . 40,000 S 10,000 3 3,0'4 13,000 5 4,000 !0,000 9 04 ..... o4PO 1,0 0 0 ... 2,000 14 . 50 1 , 4 3,000 100 30 3,000 6,000 a • 20 140,100 30,000 Ticket. E. 300,000 Part of the Ca;sitala will he determined as feilloos: rho (hewn, lvt Ditty L. 10100 First-draen, out I).y L 90,0110 Diun 3:1 Day ~ 1,000 Ditto 7th Illy .. 9,0.0 Ditto 34 Day .. 1,001 Ditto We Day 50,000 1,) tto 4th Day .. 5000 Ditto 11111iDay .. ;Poo IDian sth Day .. 1,000 Ditto -Mt Day .. 11,000 TICKETS sod SHARES ate selling gj every Offset. Titkets /1 ilf Quarter.. 4 14 0 1 Sixteenth I 3 0 •.• Begins Drawing 13th May, 1605. sTATL LOTTERY RECINS DRAINING the lab of THIS MONTH. HMI, and Co. at their LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, Nu. tie, CORNHILL, corner of the ROYAL EXCHANGE, rcaireelfully inr,rm their Ifyienee atel IL* Puhis.• that they ate selling the HALVES. QUARTEitIi, EIGHTHS, and liIX TEENTIVI (stamped agterahle to Act of rertienient;, and on the lowest TPIIIIII. •a • Poses paid on Denta,,A. STNEE LOTTERY CONT.%IN3 I 2 Prizes of L 3 ',GOO j Pro/ sof L. 3. 0 10 2 -. 20,000 5 ---... 2,000 3 ...--... 10,000 8 • --- 1,800 14 of L.Y.O, and other. of L Ile), St:. See. St and CO. No. 11, Poultry , ar e se ti ng the T...k...n. And Shares of the above Lottery, to begs drawing the lith of May. In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 28,912„ a Prize of 10,8001. No. 8,200, a Prise of 10001. and Nos 9,182 and 16,288, Pr.zes of 5081. were +hared and told at Swift and Co.'s Office. Where No. 8,791, a eflge of 20,0001. No. 9,344, • Prise of 10,0001. and No. 19,008, a Prize of 1,0001. in the precredlng Lottery, were also sold to sham. TEN THOUSAND rouNDs FUR THE FIRS I' DRAWN TICKET. /II MR, Contrador for the present Lottery, . respectfully 'egoism's the Nobility, Gentry, and rebite it Rz era!, that the DRAWING of the LOT TER Y wili gin 13th of THIS MONTH. and, front the extraordinary Sate that has taken place, be is warranted in saying that rickets wilt be etheinely SOM. and consequently dear he therefr* tinniest' his Mendota be es early as posaible in their p arenas. Ticker: and sleets are selling iage variety at both his old establish d 0111,es. No. 4, CORNS [ILL and 9, CHARING. CR./SS ; where 6.411, ill , . last 20.1rOtit ever draws. win told its Sharpe, and wheys ail Prises of the last and fermi! Lotteries in to, 'reheats soy 4isdildidis 0101~. LIIPARI.4I. • FirMSP OF LORDE—fwca.n•v. fal•r•lL C-.ansel aroe fualart cestd relator to Me Roves' Atha '_Catlinart Dart c. the Iltarl of-Cassilis, eta Mr. Clorlotatietw ..i4erable length in reply, on the part of the Aping 'NW eta further conarleratiota of the can en asiljoornevi 1.41 Several Pro•ate ton; R Mont Bills were brnught Bone tie Commons, by Mr. asleterin„ h—l.ersd Alyncett of Ittediarl„ General I.l..rgan , Bran rd h gettelemee, u.i lortraff *Seth were ker.-rally react. lint. tune. •;. • `-•!' The further eon.ideration of hdryttre'frfiannte C.Rw'watpoote poned. . Thn Bills, aspen Um Table, all of • p r iiite nr looßdoetlep ticosexceo feirsairded in their ntspeelise meld ; diem okrn ritowly third whitdttlteir Lortialazdradottental .till ti-rnorraw. ; w-wweensiiew HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. G't Arr NM ea & the saes an.. hie Stet, as hepatic Yenta... fur the Moore Malaen,tn Yucicaltin.. A new Writ web entered fwr Hals:erie, in the nannt of John Penn, Eve. who hat accepted the Chetem Hnndreet. on the Mohan of Mr. Ft)STF.R, the !nth Loan 11l wag read a locoed trne, and eoninitratto to. to-niam. He &U. ob tained lawve to bring in a 11l for the better preventive's! mins. terfeittng the ;deer sem of Mr. PARNELL presented some Accounts from tlte Leh Treauery, wit eh were °Meyer! to he on the Table. Mr. BARER obtained leave to bring in a ZVI, to alfeetfi the AN of the chit of Geo. 111. aothorithei rannt,Aets far toe Lek. tog, Maietenancv, and flestiong of the hoe. •At Mr. LEICESTER (of the Naval Couttnittee) moved, riot a Mimsge be sett to the Lords, re..,:testicg Clair ireipsetelen that boil Vr.enrint Me:ville nsay I's ..emitted Ly them td at. od, and be easininert before the Coattnitsee for toonvi4bag tro. Tenth Report of the Comm 11104 M *ei Naval Uwe. rhkb *a. agreed to, and Mr. Leicester Scr , O DUNI W. 40014 bearer of the sail Me.sege. 0, the olthe ATToßxry GENERAL,theistqn I read ns. Mine Stipendiary Curate's Re , idenee Bill was def:nsnol to Monday de. \t. Ist• no the Setter Supply of Market Towers ila was 'cad a retold unto , and °tarred to be youttrd, LORD VISCOUNT NIELS. ILLE • Mr. WHITBRKAD said, that in consideration of a motion of con.iderable importance, which aa Mors Frieod of his (Mr. Sheridan) was to brini ward os this day. he should, a ith the leave of the House. defer the mation of which he gave Lotice, namely, as address .to Its Majesty., ptayog hirff .1b strike out the nave. w Visie-..Aa. MeirjeLus from the list of the Privy Council. till Monday— and.he hoped that a Learned Friend cf his 1 1 411 r. S. rjeAot Best), ish.i had given notice of motiorp s if at day. respeifling the Eleventh Report, wouid hare no obj?Ztion to give wRy robin). as it appeared. from the non-attendance of yesterday. that taw bet, felt themselves too much fatigued to Attend to any, discussions, on two or three nights succewircly. ANTVIPATION SW Pri41.14: M)NLY. • Lord lihiNftY PET FY said, that as the Howe had, much to its honour. shewn a disposition tofu. vestigate the accounts of public expenditine, he made no doubt of their wacurreom is the motion be had now to propose Au abuse had long prevailed of drawing money in advance from the colleaor• of the revenues in Scotland, by warrants or precepts direaed to him by be Commissioners of the Ex chequer in that country. From 1797, to the year 1800, it appeared that sums to the amount of ti,oool. bid been drawn in that manner ; and. in the fore going years, money was similarly anticipated. This abuse had not escaped the attention of the Finance 03—mittee, who suggested an atter:l:ion of that mode ; which, however, was not attended to nor a&d upon, as the same practice continued to pre vail. Teere was now on the table of the }louse. the copy of a -aarrant from the Commissioners of the Treasury, of an increase of 1,5001 a year Ila y to Lord Vecount for his !i.e. such proceeding eras a violati.ev of the Appropriation Att, a..d also of the commonly felted Mr. Burke's Att. which Limited the power of the crown in granting peusions, sales leg for life, to 1,2001. Wheu. therefore. it was proposed that Lord Melville should have an increase of 1.5001. which was 3001. more than the limitation. it could sat be legaily done but by an application to easliament. and the authority-of Perlionsent upon a statement laid before them of the merits which were supposed to entitle him to it. Upon these gromeis it was that •he mowed for a variety of papers, consisting of " a copy of the warrants or precepts from the Commis sioners of the Exchequer to the Celle tors of Customs. in .:cotland, for grants of money ; distinguishing the sums, the names of the persons in favour of whom the grants were made, specifying the time when the grants were made out i their respeaive amounts; the grounds on which they were granted. whether paid out of the hereditary revenue, or out of the civil list in Scotland, It=. Scc. from the .21st of September, 1787. to the latest period :" which were agreed to. Lord 11. PETTY Gentleman (Mr. Bot give him inforneeion. Se ask, whether *Tsar for life to ported. in a sure IND the Lords of Mr. BOND of the qeestion, dietinctls as to er tuition or ditScolty tranetetion.; when meat, it was dude rry then said, that seeing an Hon. err. Bond), who he supposed would mation, in his pine, he begged leave the assignment of the grant of 1,5001. ;co Lady Melville, was made, as re. rreptitious marne►, and unexplained the Treasury ? ) replied, that ro' being at all aware n, ha was not preparei to answer it every particular, but he bad no hesi. shy is stating all that he knew ot the then he put his name to the assign. awl: in ttte utnal tassarry by the 41• _ _ -