The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-07-09 00:00:00

f'Tf' . l77lll ~.-~ •al; % % 44 „„• •••••• •:-••• • - • • - !. • . i 4 rittob 9,lrrfo 6 . 14" ~~ •:•.. ._~ TUESDAY, J' LY 9, 1805. slxricmcF. [DER 79 0 ) TO STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, kc. AYOUNG MAN of respeaobility, who has served his time in one of the first Whole i!e Houses, wishes to engage himself as WAREHOUSEMAN, or SI IoP MAN, in either of the ab ive B sinesses ; or ai a CLERK in any House of Ru‘iiiess —..Reapeetable efferencos can he given. I. , tters addressed (post paid) to A. B. 7, Lambeth Walk, w II be immediately attendod to. P R1,1.1.11EN HOUSE OF LORDS—MottoAv, Jut, I Coenst-I were RnaUy heard rehaive to the Scowl% Appel!, Carupbe!l and other , v. 111• Nair a. 0.1 the KING'S TIIFATRP:. filS • PRESENT EVENING, July 9, will be Comie Opera of LA COSA• RARA. Cuaypcw d by Mveini. Principal Charaßers by Mr, Billington, Signnra Stnraee, Ntp, Wreetwell, Mr graham, Slg. Viganuns, Sig. Murelh, Rnwedino, and Mr. Kelly. After wh LA ich F IL L be SAUVAGE esented the fasonrite Ballet, , ; OU LE POUVOIR DE LA MUSIQUE. Earnp,ottl by Mr. D'Egyille. Music by Mut:Hari. TIIE ATRE•ROYAL, HAYMARKET. /11"4ifiS PRESENT EVENING, July 9, will I be presents .1 a Comedy. in five art., cared THF. SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. Old Liberal, Mr. Mathews; Frank iberal, M. De Camp ; F a h...tint, Mr Dowtort; Cotansellot F L rit:ldly, M r .. Chapman ; .l i blabay, Mr. Palmer, jun : John Grouse, Mr. Li -•.ii : Chevy Mr. Palmer. Mn. itaward, Mn. Cleland ; Marian, von. Mahesv; Meis Liberal,Liberal, Dilsh.; Jenny, Mrs 11.01esir ; r. Rachael, ; Ke.idall. To which will be whirr' the Musical Fare of THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.- Atiod,Allt. Taylor Sir Rowland, M• . Pa' rn , r, jun.; Walter, Mr. Ellirit"n (Pirer, Mr. Wharton. !Nen, Mrs. Starmell; Winifred, Mr. Powell ; iroephine, Mi.. Tyner. To-morfrow, The Dramatist, with The Pout ti..ld.er. VAIrXIIALL. rider the Patronage of Hit Rival Highness the PRINCE of W,A I .ES ry-in.MORROW, WE D NESDAY, July 10. will he A SUPERB G L.A.A 1 he ENTERTAINSIENTS tt :he Evening will be condutled upon the same GRAND and 'MAGNIFICENT SCALE as tit• se which have riven such recral tow unity liousarel Pettons of she fif4 r.ells and fa.,ti,on The SONGS and ACI: MP.A NIAI ENTs v ii ix uncronny4ily animating and str,lone, and wili conies of rh.aniing mid appropriate SELECTIONS from the ei the fint Nfitrui, which will coodlhide with , ■ twiiah4 FINALE, termed lie SEASON of PLEASURE. The Cul- Ikhon of FIRE-WORKS for 01'0 GALA will also have Jog claims u. approbation, being prepared in a very woe "'rim. style for this occasion, by Mon-. CABANAL ,Athiiiierea Three Shillings. Doors to be opened at Seven, :node . Concert beg , . at Eight &Clack. . j / ELI.Y's Opera Saloon, Pail-Mall.—This Day - ,IP.M. i• published, from the favourite Opera ei " LA Cl/SA . • 1 1," competed by Mkrtini, " Sc di lugubri strut.," sum; t i qrs. Bala:iron, and Chunks, strong:3 as • Trio ; " Pendia tel yen," Tcizetto, sung by Me.ori. Rialiono, Kell?. an I Mrs. IPlingion ; " Lilla gala dime sei," Corstino, sung by' S4ner Vicaiteui; " Poe pitta bun ti sdegoatr," Ter:etre, sous Sy Mrs. Hillicgten, Mei. Wciels.el, and Signora St race; "Ho vino si Moroi mid," Cavatina, sung he Mr. Braham ; " Poi !osncA di Riche," dilto, song by Mr. !Italians : " Pace sr .. mu s,, , s•si i" D. t ot, sin; 7 Icy Signor Vigsnein on i Msdamc St" .. , 5 t " Utt non so chc nit mato," tune by Madman Sto we; .. Doki mi part i tin di," tug by Madame Sioroce; " P.m , fro grinatecenti Madre," Duet, sang by Mr.' Sedum sad Mrs HiLington. A 1,,, the Grand itallet of " Os:i.or," pr formal at the King's Theati..:, emnpoovf by F. Fi.irdlo. Wiurre may be hmi, We C.flIK ()Vera of 4. Youth. Loin., ti. - d Pg..:t," psrh.rilied at the Thews Royal, Drury•Litie, Cola -4 tr4l by Mr. Kelly. A io;rital assortment of llarp and Violin Strings, arid every rtb..,., in the musical line. frIHE LARGESr HORS**. IN THE WORLD —Mt/MARCH —The Proprietor of this noble animal, • J .AUFAR sense o ignited% for the Isierne en 1%, bi•railv en:ifeired on him by thaw of the Nobility awl Gentry who have favoured him with a visit, Likes the liberty of informi ng them that he will continues to be exhibited at l'IlE THREE KINGS' INN, near II ‘Tcurrrs 1110TEl-, !".0 C %DILLY. His sunning height being Tweuty ant a Hill, added t, the reset 1.110p0M.,11 of his limbs, renders hum the adiftrattott who have seen him —The enconii • in; be. ousedsn him (by Their Royal Highnewev the Duke, Duchess, Pence and Prin..ess Sophia of Gloucester, who were i.l.a.ert to view him cr, the 11th nut.) are, thn proprietor Met- I-/. himsd:,.ufilc rut inducensen.s fur the pittnie to embrace su tally •PPortenitv of ge•tifving then ettrnarhy. Ada iiiii sue., Onst Shilling each Person. A CAUTION. 4, EVERAI. Ret];iiLi nenlsiapers in Great Rus k, II ...I—treet, II db.an. P.ec.tdi'l., and 011flOffl.41get.4, kaeing r: late .dattinted tine Ittl!aH LINP:N COMPANY'S N wbeh nd,ny mistakes have occurred, they Le obliged to rea4c known that they ha. • ~o 11.111 M! in U.ia Country, but No 4, 141.001MSKURT-SQUARE, t, ',Lich their Bietinets Wit removed from tirvat R avert, in June IhC4.--e Yuri , Establishment *34 for..ied on tho Union in 1431, be ',me of the fiat eiChel in Ireland, to preserve their Trade frtwn the 1111.160U*. armor* of wlrieiting with Mu. noir Acid, which cites a nice appearance, bill thrill" , the Fabric Their Cloth. aew all of the best Fabric, and Celt-heel a, Gf4 , l. Their Orminil Plan r inoariaido adhered ta--to ar'd none but time be.t Cloths-4o .ell not lea titan a Pte!r--.APiere tube vad at the wholesale Prire, and no somillid Tea in 1t5r..1,41 Poem!C.1141111.1 Wilt ts4apii—ls warranted, a ,e 1 returned if a fault appeu..—Cath, at weal, for dank of Ir .lend Ni.te4 Ti) THE L.kDIF.S —.CREME SULTANES. 1) LCItOIX respeettnlly informs the Nubility, " • •; •+try, awl the Pnboe, that after a vaii ty of Glumical •• • •••.o.ons a n d imw stink , an.l aopl . .cation, he h a► prepared iociwi,i,araide VEGETABLE CRESIF. OF. suLtANrs, preserving, beautifying, sort whitening the skin. This Pre?aratern being minis entirely roan V.-viable', it a rnost ex pieservative sof the Vase and Monts (tom Freckle,. il , ogroeni., and ClN p . p inK , ua lost rr cold weather ; aka J. IDAC.O.3Ii Call, with c0n4,1, wee, oiler it to the Pul•lie, crows a conviction of ire efficacy ; awd ea the hostile tar an Advetton• nu:10 wil nut permit high to s mak bytiicwinly of its merits; the iovmwor and proprietor of the above is con incsat that a caste trial will prove it. utility ; and tt is of so innecent a ns• tore thin an intern. may Like it without the lean daiivr. !iced at 4s• 641. and 71. Bd. pee bottle. Sold wholeede by the Pro Ptely. he. :16, Poland street; glen by every principal Perfume in town and country, wharf his Fmk Dye any also be had. I.ADIES AND GENTLEMEN. riIIIOMAS and Co. lament that the limits of an a Advcrte:ruent prevent their entering into det .il of the AArticles Oct , h..use has ju.tlr A:stained a prefer me-, ; but " . "" rt ' , " them must he a few Far.liionables in this Loge ine tropoli s to *horn thi. fel is unknown s and to whum the y re apeatfully mak • known that they aro real makers, and eaten "`leelr'ra, ohi.lesale and retail, of STRAW, CHIP, If ATS; T. and Cu. solicit attention to the 'Mr trinity the faregoing a'l artvles usually ! , pt h, haberdasher., inetinling elegant. neat, and fashion a'44 sem rb and new SHAWLS of she first dace, e " ., :'tif. and fibre ; these of the Britidi manufafture are ad. _ lm , tat t'l 1.) exe4 Vie Ind a. Ladies wanting T n .:" "r h -rill find this wurth their attention. Mrs. " tt\i .Wa extensive Shew Riaims are amply sitrilicd w•th MtLLINPAY, DRESSES, CLOAKS, SPENCERS, 54)4 M LI FELISAS. SUM M ER HABITS for TRAVEL -1•1?4(3. fie Ste. In her usual owe; ail the .imve bra:ielies are , ' l l l4 7'let'svinx the Ittelltiiitl of tho.c kale!! fashionista who want an immediate and extmrsive supply ; or Gentlem •ii who have L itii s• commission, every . article of the best en,- c • a• MONEY, trith buying and semi. and th.• r h"te aceorn“ely. Wont end mane% Clianterjr-latie. ne at .I. a"ti , ls dos. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-FURNISHED VILLA WITH' LAND. TO BE LETT, Eight Miles from London. in the most beautiful and picturealue Part of the County of MArlleace, a MODERN VILLA, completely arta elegant ly funiishe,l by St ev-rts ; tvlapted to the Residence of a Genteel Funily; attuat••rl uear the Rectory, Ifanwe!l; with notahle Office, of every description ; a Garda', Orchar,l, and Three adt 04 11 ing Incloattres. For further Partarulars apply to Mr Bent, Nn 52, Upper Norton street Mes,rs. Lorden and Vqrter, Tanple ; Mr. Rates, lieure Ace a, No 5, Welbeck-street; or Mr. Geo.ge lib:holt, nn the Premier. CARRIAGE-S. ikLIGHT LAN DAULET, finished in bile best Maitoer, emit Morocco recliuiol Cushions, rich Lice ri.ing Seat and Bert nit, t phiform Boot, and ladli..miebte bannwns heat, howl us an a,yrneed rnnciple , war•inted the beat Maiinfactarr by the Builder, and will be Sotd on ad. Tamar:on. Items. Aiwa eel Light POST CiIARIIIT, finished in the st !Hamner ; and seerral New and S. cnnd Hand Carriages, rent fot immediate I.l*e, which Purchasers will find well worth their Attentiun, at No. 4, New Cavelidiah-street, Portland place. BRMSII PLATE GLASS COMPANY. r HE Public are informed, dui they may be I supplied with PLATE GLASS, at a superior quality, and an tuscoassnonly brilliant polish, in any quantity and or any size, by apolviiit to Mr. ALFXANDER BLACK, at the Warehouse, Albiun•place, LoncLin ; or to Mr. Foster, at Karenhead, Pre,cott, LIIICAStef where a lama assortment of Glasse; is kept for Sala A. ample allowance is roade to the Trade. A print... 4 Tata of the Go,n?ans',: PriCet poli.hexl Plates is sold at Cadelra, Stockdales, Itolao.sxt's Sewell's, end J. J. Taylors, Lunt ,fl. IRISH LlNEbis, ci+E.‘p. 11/4VILLIAM COOPER, No. 53, OXFORD . STREET, the corner of Renters street, takes it., tapp.etunity to aoquaint , Ladie a of Fashi on cad hia Customera in general, that ke has tan c reeyrd several Knees 9f partici.- lad. C l ' F Al and FINE !LUSH LINENS, at every price Several Boxes of French Cambries, very fin, , t 614 that piece; ditto, at (en.; and ditto at 62n. !senses GUatinics, fru& 16%. to Vls. the piece. truth date, from 2la to 425. the :I , ,ce. W. C. be. aloi, at chi. time, a very extensive Assortment of TABLE LINEN and !MEETINGS. As. a Inv 'wholesale pike is invariably so--- (being rassit Is uistles the rep ular price), abatement uc eves inaZe. Ladies are req.,ested to .dissirve the ti laid au l Number, as these a another Imm-draper. at the opposite c ruler. rAsolomAto.f.: sours ANI) T M. cow.% N ro:n I lobj's4 most respedfolly ' es • informs the Pith'ie, that they ni ry i.e ininietiately sue. Oa with Fashionable BO ..EIS and tilf,tES, waerank.d in ever, reA!)uct 111111.. l to he.enite, at hi. tlaniifacter. - . 341, S one done ir.mu eatlierine.street ; where tile most extensive As.kartment in London of the anove A Viet". 1 . 4 C4ll - :talily kept ; and, in co...A:ration will, advantage; of . prom payment, lie e.16161..,1 CS submit them to the Public [tali per cent. usi.h.r u.nal be-puke prices The iseiverseleaterta-aion ensch those Gl...timer+ Rave ex! pres,e3 who have saw - whist' the above Plan, is a sufficient de tnonstratio t or iti great utility, as it prevents the de izr 'eshi!t. necessity of waiting.two or three week., ISt.' then ireqUently not being fsturd.-s-ffearty opposite Sninerset House. The Trade supplied as until. WAR R FM's Ct iNCEN IRATE!) LAVENDER VIN I'l nu...n ESSIIt co S. mpIaiWARREN and CO. having had Ire nt. of Vine s :4 in general, have unwanted, and brought to the highest state oiperfectosn the above article:—...The sawn of Lavender is univer.olly allowed to be the most agreeable and refrAihing of all flower.; 05 abovearticle i. therefore strongly recolumended to the Public, not only as the ottot air.eable peclume to 'Arrant, in health, but also as wooderfoliy refreshing to those I ibriiiring under sick:its, of any kind, sod particularly where it may be lin• prover to 4.110 . 11 W 104.41., it it 104 Only puWies the 11 . , of the Chamber, bet diffuses a reviving perfume through the whole of the irinents As no climate can a:ter the CONCF.N• TRATEIII. kV ENI)ER YIN EG.AIt , it iS paoiculary ri com mended to ail persons t:avelling to Foreign parts, as the best preventive of infection. S..ld, IVholesaleand Rebil, only by Warren and Co. P.sr fumen at their original Waiehuse, the Golden Fieece ' "pro. site WOott erect, ebesk,.ii le; a here Warren's cle;erated Molt of Roes is insole and and as usual, with every article of Fo reign and English Pftfainery, of the first quality. BY it's mAsr.strs LErrERs LATEST. WHITE SOFT SO A P—.\l usiins and Linens a:e yr:served be its use, and a third of the Labour and Expence of a %Vast. saved. The following extraordinary properues also 'taratlerise this wrar--via. it makes Engosb 'nab in/ Wain' beautifully White to the Ire; it rrstntes Inc eslaur of laces, muslin, and linens, injure-I by ba4 lirtsiting or other else; it clears those colours usually called fast rums sod those not considered as such are scarcely picr:vivesi to Lase any thing of t's,ir suesigth—ait is excellent fur Limit to r, steck• ions, and flaniiels.—.lt washes nearly as wan; with hard as with soft water ; d takes twat, (tea*, and oil, out of flrw.a, li• rims, do a:4l it makes the foulest elut!tca part w.Lts their dirt. sr f.e.i aJikNI, with half the rubbing. N 11. For bleachers, sc,rwfrers, and manufactures, it is un eituAtii4 Sold by the White S)ft SO3;. Onttpauv, NJ SI , K • Covei.t.cianizn; and i t the dirferent parts of LOixton and , ts yieinity.--Varuilles and orders supplied in al: parts of thetinglom. ARTIFCIAL MINERAL P‘sTE TEETH. Jur patei.:ted. by Unlao and Co. Soho square, the Fourth bye. with rates an bitArJ., yri .1, ss. CIiEMANI"s DISSER I'A I'ION on AR TIFICI.\I. TEL ft% pointing out the dangerous eon sequences g tr ism th, use of milt extraalol frost dead bodies, or made of ant a..lnsal sulastan.e, ste.iset to decay and , as well as the evils attendant on the tra.liel "lung of human Teeth; with Daservatians and Cagan corrolsoating the opinions of Win. Wagon, tlitter, and other emu. Surgeons, who have denionstrated the frequent inocule tom of diseases by th it modes of pr....t.cf. To which is sub. joined, /Write to Mother., and Nur.es, on the Prevention and Cure of those Diseam• which attend the hit del l *ln —Atao, Rerneras ..n the great WiperiOrity of Mr De Chemist's ;new ruptiWe Mineral Piste for Artificial Teeth, with or without Guts., which have n..t only been bollworm with the approtsa lion of the Academy of Sciences at Pan., but also by the pub- Sic sanclinn of the mo-t eminent Itiedical Character. in Lonlon, and the concurrent PXpetiCile.• of mor.- than 12,0011 persons of rank and ieqwetabdity, during the last sixteen years. In far ther te.ti cony of the merit of bits discovery, it bas been ho • runnel win Letters Patent both in England and France. To be ha I also of the Author, at his house, N.. 2, Frith street, near Soho sou 're; an i of Mr. Highly, Ni. 2 t, IF...et-street. N. It• Mr Di Chemarit requests these versus. WO.O may wish to. consok ill mike a ibreVOMW it,molistinent, i., order that they may not Ise detainuig is wasting. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JULY I, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vifierniliiig Us' Majesty's Wary du keret., titre healer, That an TliEaDAr the 9th loatait, they will be wady to rreeire Trailers in Writ , e! ve , rd op), and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS 4 . sius. COV ADO SUGAR, 0 . 4 answerahie to samples so be pro wired with the Tinders, gad to he delivered in a month iota His Mo. riataalling Stares at Lteritiord ; nod jar FOUR HUN DRED TONS of IRON Burr and for FIFTY TONS if IRON PLATE to he del•rere d a 4 weeks, into the Sloes afteesnii. nie lew , e to be paidfor by 14;4, payaile, lade bilerert, Kinetv Haas alter Date. The Collialthit of the Cootra-to, with Sans.les of the Ho may berm at she Scrreta.fs Office. N. regard aid, be had 10 any Tender in which the Price shell not he inserted in wards at leorth, or that Aid: not Pe delivered to the Beard befit- e One o'Cleelc an the sail Tneidoy the 9th lowans, a." warn the Person who wakes the 'reader, or B.llle Per. ten on si t e,h,,it; Tunas, to answer when celled for. V ICTUA LLINO.OFFICE. JULY IL 1805 rrHE COMMISSIONERS for raw Wag Ifs is Alairetn`a Nary do hereby site Notice, That n. 6 FRI DAY, the 19th Instant, they toil( he reedy to vet-tire 'Few:ere iN Iriiting (seated itp ), and treat for Filth T O . l al the hat new CAROLINA o , EAST INDIA ; 1.. he tithes, ett nounediately; anti tor Two Hundred Mu. GENUINE OAT MEAL; nne.half to be rfalwered in a Fortnight, and the re• ,tinder in a Hit MJirty's Vsetivtg;,•: Senn% eie Dergiard ; and to he intni for by liiilr. parable, with Interest, Ninety Dew afar Due. _ . The Conditioas if the Catirttis seen be seen at the &creta►y's °Ace. No reined will b. had ea atm Tender, in which the Price awn not 4e inserted in Words at le,eth, or Out did/ not be aenve , ed t. the board before One o t ...it ese the ',we Friday, the Mk Instant/nor 'mien the Person who li4cs the render, or eons Perws on his blhOlf, attend., IS answer when caned %nr . RANK OF EYGLAND, Ju Lr 6, MOS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GO VERNOR awd COMPANY of the RANK 4 . ENG LAND gilt Notice, . _ . . . That the TRANSFER 110()KS far Rank Ste k rill e shut ma WEDNESDAY nett, the tOth !how, at Oar h'Climk, and ag..im ut F RIDAY literhiale lotto .10g: That a GENERAL COURT trill k held at the BANK. as THURSDAY meet, the llnt &Onto, pent Tea is the Fonraoo., tat Ease in the Attremaaß, tar the FLFC'Ett)IN if a DI REe. TOR far the remainder et the Year, to the ramie ef Jt)IIN Ef. Cifer,l3fd te.. in eh rill also he are eof the'Raarterta t,• areal Courts, oppoinfell 1.0 tier Charter), fad the Election /. a D.reiar mitt he dec.a,,,l th.a 1,4 ItUSERT BEST, Secre t a ry. . . N. B. ra ILI greed i n the kereath Yea , s .t . the H e s e . ,f flit Preseal Mu:cyst, no Pe , saa will be raiitkel nr t ,ao at eke mad E4.*W.at s saw eta . ' hat haw haw "six (..71 0..1J, M t• 1101 sf , sed, is kis saw night, of the for kit he 6111111 Ikea pee his VOC, Wahl. dt , :WO Stork shalt hoer Law owi,rO shell kove rope bo fieriest, or ho or by `urets../t Pe nnj Islte lale s Eilrele, or IN tht f:isstows of the OW of Loa •• 77, 1.1 on, LA ell i!t* •:.ettleasent of t t flee Wails of stmy Perms l.kas.l rU how beta eat WM /or Lit, t ot . gaols 7 DUTY UN DIVIDESDs. 11Y en A6' par;/in -- ;:iePrr , e;t SESSION of PARI.rNmENT, au ADDMOSAL DITTY, ottro the Rote USE FUVRTII PART Ar the PURMER DUTY ata PROPRTY, u A rn a ud opal tarry, ALs usual so It sale tar any Ye.tr Etbs jut to the sth April 1805, to he compared open thn Nit rioetehe of the Dato charged hy melt Aas c aeosea• • which Additive 'I Duty ton mtg.,' lira the 'UM att Daidnils or hha•ea rf Pabtic Annuities, Payable tat the 54 ta . hely west.—His 31ojesty'o Comeivirietra lir at ,Ifftws of Lot. therefo. e give NO4 kf. Th.t all totWett to Flak alto ore eizeroaa of I'Joieg the dowit ef the thy, Ws she Book of England, is order to esteee the* le a Uishragr five further Antsencnt, Pay int.. ate 41.0., in 4/- 1,144 to the former pate, at the Mate of W. per ,as the Amount the itei) 0 , 1 olemie, the . filt sata of :Lc- l'oso Pert elite ,airptotrd upon th 1..!! Amount therel bv Ordt ,, y'ihe bated. MACTHEW WINTEx. 03ao for T ,aes, hear te, ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OiEtt..t., ht:tlt, 1405. 11F.RSONS, abate .truer/ Premium, 14.'1 tae on 1 thr *ha Ina. ant heretd. o imferndent, that R.r.hntr ore pp 4 . • e be dertieddred a 1 at' (..*.dadsidida's .Aire., OVER Till ROYAL EXCIIANGE, earl is PALL MALL, er rerU their respeetioi Ames it ese Avenel au.u.tes i an d a s P ee l;e s Amara «re reirested 10 err,/ for the 'entail if their Pihie c, go or befine the 9th of Joly nett, as the ,fall Flllee« lkie •Eoar Un- Paysnead,lornoint the Datenfe,'t then turns. SAMUEL TENSING, Jan. Secretary. •• Atm, Loire to given dean, at the 'nisi OiliersOor Aside-mice of litetuiuge, Guode, hann.s, , nod vtipe ta liar liadr, in Us-4, ao while lima Les. or Dangler et Fire ; • alts for the Adsidesuere of, and oranti,g slanstit.ti on, Lived N. B. Fire l'nideits gill he waled, 1 ere nl Espnice, to the As sured, Brett ;he Anima Preatiwa .1.10.4411 kr 41. Or upillcrel LORD MELVILLE'S TWO SPEECHES. - Fins Mir it publi.hed, pnor will Is. SPEECH of LOAD VISCOUNT MELVILLE in the HOUSE of C.i.fhl MONS, on all 11th of June, 11‘05, Al.o, price Uis LORDSHIP'S SPEECH Ili the 1101.1.5 F. of PEER , ;, 14th May, 180), on the s ['ATE of the NAVY. _ Printed for John Li rimatoic Of wham 'my be had, eleranty printed in Ur, with 139 ?awaits, price Six Cia,1,1414A1 j or an le.ge paper, hot-teemed, Eight Guineas, PILKINI:TON'a DICTIONARY of PAINIER.S, with Illuvrattre Sopplenunt. N. R. Ettber Dsztio.tary, or the Supp:eme.it, mat be purchased separately. PRESENT STATE OF FR %Nt.:E. Thus Day is published, pride 34. id. AFaithful ACCOUNT of the PRESENT STATE of FR Arcs. th.d .4 the FRENCH PEOPLE, under the Des,iiitis,n of Banapotto ; ennta...ing Autittntic Particulars and Aneed,ites of the Gsvernment, the Stolit.try— the flediec—dhe Laws—the Pubtie Amusenie.i... of P.disaa-the klanners, Dres4, and Dauaestie Sazietr...the late C./notation— _ the Pope and Levier, linnour—Trade a,d Manufecturcs—the War with Engisah in France.—the Bourbons--the Price of the Necesaarni, tit Lite, he &c. My a.i ENGLISH GFNTL.EMIAN, wit° est:aped from France in the •innnth of May. Printed for Richard PhOlips Bri.lige.strcet, Rlackf.iars ; and to be had of all Bot.k.,:liers. AN ENTIRELY NEW %Veen:, With Fifty or mere Elegant Ettgrivings On Saturday, the 29th of June, was Nit I pica ts. 64. to be comnietyl In 54 Number., putMshed Weeicl s , (mooing Two large handsome Volumes w q :tart., of THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL a nd PHY SICAL DUI rioN RY : containing not only an Ex planation of the Terms of Art usrd in Anatomy, Physiology, Pathotigy, Therapeutics, Surgery, Mahe (cry, PParmacy, M term Medi...a, Botany, Chemistry, Natural tte.t.or, *r. Sec. as ein:iloyeti in the pr.nent improved State of Medical Science; hut also a copious Account of .ears, and their Treaties. nt, agteeably to the Dominant' Cullen, Monru, Floater, Fordyce, Gregory, Denman, Saund , rs, Home, and intro. modern Teach er. in Edinburgh awl Louden. Tu which is added, a cu r ious Glossary of obsolete Terms By ROBERT MORRIS, M.D. JAMES KENDRICK, Surgeon, F. L S and others. Edinburgh : Printed for Keil and Stadium, and NI:orlel and Son; and sold in London by ThoinnaLbetell,, Ara Muia• lane, Ludgate. street. farther considerstinn rA the us • WAS I.lo,Spolled ill Wed nesday. Judgm•nt on the Irish Appetl Cause, g. R e am/. ton, was rearmed WI t.s.aiorr.i.‘. Tile Bils up.o the usb:e were I.rwarcl4.l iii their severil stares. Among these, the Slot Dut.es Dwsha. k 3dl , a,. Irish Spirits W..reliou,lng, the Pine G se. I)utr, the PIA Assessed T ix es Revenue Re/elation, the Southan Whale Fishery, and bus Hop Duty Ei..disctiori Kills, severa'ly paced thro,pit Comini , teee of the w:lu!e WALSING. HAM in the Chu•r ..... ........—.— . The Fart of EESBOROUGII moved VI% third reaing the Chilmerton Int lo‘ureE.P, tll , Oll pumtla r to a - . former odor of tne:r Lordsltow, Couns:4 were call ••• • t..re B A ., Mr plow,. in support of a Petitsla aping the 11,3, Mr..ldam, ran bel.ainf tie meastite Aft,: th • I.,earollt Cl ! urwe had renclarlerl ; The Lt )RD CH AN CELLOR mute a 1...• oheervatitipe the erect of what Not been wired at Rai, and thought the ohjeetten, res;)tcring th,, V ieat's rights to rite Trthrs d re'pret maw, was worthy nt"cootoderatp.n. After a few word. (two the Lot of CARYS/01T. the .third reading of tlte Iddi gem inre,•!•llo4 ti 9 trinerress. DUKE OF K1'11411;3 ANNUITY. Previous to the regular &scut:ion of the above Bill, some convertition Arose, rekrring principally to cott.siderations of order, between the )r4rl of WEtTIeORLAnD, Margeis of BUCK tSOliAtt, Lords Mut,osavr, and .he Logo Cua.i cettoa. In the course of this,ke Earl of Wtst. wo presented some adJitional documents re. lative to the subjelt, which were or :etei to prit . ed ; and the Marquis of ak.ClCl*.Gtt.t4 moved the produainn of,varinus ducumunts, toucl)i•ig the Revenues of the Isle of Man, which were orde:el to he Laid before th? Hourr The regular older of the dal referred to a vis neral sumtnons of their Lo-dship., hut not for the consileration of any particulnr meosnre j which, after it was read, The Earl of WEST:sIORLAND declared his determination to move, pursuant to the notice he had given. for the second re iding of the 8i11... Lords IIco.LATID, EIALII3IinVOIN, and, the, 'No- Isle Marquis, deprecated ‘tlC:i a speedy discui'sion. as it was impossible their L iriships coati re..d. still less consider, the documents union the stlalea, to net of which were just wet from the press, tome just laid down on the tab!e, and others nut yet pro duced. The Earl of WESTMORLAND cooterwlesl, , that the subject had beet long on ler cnlsideratipa areal discussion, and that every Member qfnite P ! ivy Council either was. or had i•riportuniiiss .:I- b ean;', amply informed upon the subject. He thep ento•-• ed upon the discussion, and pre/ iced hi. si.i • lion ii•r the second reading of the Bill. with a spesie ! eof eon siderahle length.---[Of this, as w i'l a- the consequent debate, a press of variously in•er •sting matter. re daces us to a very Inief and gen. sal sketch. The Noble Earl took an historical view of the circum stances of the case, from the time of the asisiexation of the Isle of Man to the dominions of the Kings of England. down to rho present period; a.' I contend ed. that the whole involv -d considerations in which the honour and justice of the country were con. cerned, with respea to persons, was had sus ren dered valuahle property, vari•ius tights and priti• lege% ; above all, those of sovereigiity its If, with out adequate cornptillisation. He rr•fecred to the var Mus grants and charters which were conforred upon the ancestors, with a view to the rights of ..o.- vereiAnty, which. he conteuie.i. had rested l!, he family ; and to documents relative to the C n this. lion of tl e Isle of Man, in order to chew the Lords' rights to the cu•tom dories, independent s. of ::* House of Keys, or any other I egisl /cite Autinbly, and to prove, that it had been ..o istitured a Msg. dom, independent of the realm of England. ils Argued, that the diWe rent Afts of the r.n g li.h Pa r . liament, before that of George I. did nut in jbe least degree affect the Sovereign flights of the I. Aids of the Island • and he took a view of the transac tions applicab le to the question, from that act, in cluding the history of the bargain. which the Doke of Athol had been induced to make. with the C:m missioners of the Treasury, on thapart of the pub lic ; to the All of 1765. t: is bargain had been agreed to by the Noble Duke, who fer consci , , s. of the inadequacy of the compensati n. Upon public grounds, and out of respea to Ili' Majesty, there WAN a degree of necessity is. the ease—tor Use No isle Duke was giv in to wders:And, that the Minis ters of that day intended to obtain their objeds by an adequate Aft of Parliament ; and M .tile Sale.. dole of that Al w O , act fo:t:t the very. .aliiable consideration, including the proceeds of the cussozse which the Noble Duke's fa•roly had relii.quithed. He would contend 1 •ir the inadequate soissideration of seventy thousand pounds. He c niende I. that npon every principle of humor, fairness, or justice, the Noble Mice was entitled t the tar .er comps's. union proposed by the Bill. Those wh w re deter. mined to oppose it, would not be at a loss 1 r objeps tions; ahove all, they could, ..s • paw, lam Patriot, who was et a loss f rnu arguineni, was advised to do, to call the transehiou a je•s, and that wculd be enough. All those who pretended anxiety for the • public wilfere would j i.s in the coy, and furnish food for pupuler clamour. Were the Bill read a second time that nigh:. toere wouhl be std.: regular opportunities for discussion. He cAL:tuded by moving, 6. That the Billfor settliog and 'securing a certain annuity upon . John, now lake of At iol, and the heirs of the 7th End of Derby, be read a se cond time." Lord ELLENBOROUCa-i rose fesait i r r surnose of controverting what fell from the Earl, with the exception of one report, which it had beta his duty to assist in. Id as a Privy Counsellor, was as ignorant of all the other documes as any person could be. He censured, us trop toss , what he conceived the precipitate haste'oef which it te the supporters of the measure asibre detettnined us, urge it, without their Lordshini lsav ak .titat to read, still less to consider the . dixtuncuts !ip.in it. - i • I : A