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h • 4 , , r r , . . Ij , ail .7 > S t r g(c` 4, , \ ,ft11,,1i,.. r f-, , .2. ~'' "T -,.'•4 6. A - • ••• ••• ••• •- • ••-• 4 ''•' - • s ' '' " • S\\Wki: ! . tfreie r i ...', .N. '': Z. :.4 r. _ _ (Z . - d —*--.,t1,1.1.1., ~,,, ....,., , , , • -- , N. , c) , ‘ , st-.. ... , ---1 4 - .A...N.-~-1"0.....,: e - N ik,,,i ItT' s ...4,.,,a, ~ - -,. It .., l ..._ , A c; . : ,.....",, 4 ,.., ;: -...„-, „...„.. q ., ..;,,,. 0. • . , . ..,. .. i . - • , I: . tii N*IMBER 4407 F D Y, FEBRUARY 1.3, 1807. [PRICE SNI'ENCEe THEATRE IWYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-I\ORROW EVENING, Febrairy 14 ) 18071 wilt be performed THE JEALOUS 'WIFE. • Oakly, Mr WROUGHTON; 111.1jor Oakly, MT; PALMER; , • - Russet, Mr. DOW TON; Sir Harr% Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL; 'Captain CrCutter, Mr. 101114 SToN E Mrs. Oskly, Miss DUNCAN ; Lady Freeleve, Mrs. HA Rl.O W E ; Harriet, Miss M E LLD N. WITH TEKELI; 'Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. •.`Count Tekeli, Mr. H. SI DDO I FS ; .• Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON ; • Count Coral'', (the General), Mr. CARLES (the Hcroine of Alcnrgatiy, Mrs. POW ELT.., 130x.e5:65.• second Price 3s: —Pit 35. 6d. Second Puce 2.5. ..;Gallery 7:s. Second Price is.--Upper Gallery Ts. Se *Owl Price t,d.— No Money to be returned. • rlact.:s lot the:Boxes' to be taken at the Box-officc, in Little ttLifiel. tit tee t 'The Doors to be opened at Hilf-past Five in at , and be Half-past -Six: On Monday, The Travelldrs ; With Fortune's Frolic. A new ;petatic Piece, in •Nvo Acts, is in rehearsal. • TI EATItt R V %.1„, COVt N'l. ,ARDENT "TO -MORROW EVENING, Februafy 4,1 - 13015 . L .L will be pertorrned THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Macycophant, Mr. COOKS; f 4 -atop. Mr. C. KEM ; Mr. MURRAY Lady Rodolpna Luinbercourt, Mrs. CIO VER CA - istantia, MISs BRUNTON. with 'HARLEQUIN AND _MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDIN EGG. • • The Scenes, Music, Machinely, 'Dresses, and bccor:t i ont , are entimly 4 new. The 0 vattfre•and Music composed be Mr. Ware; 'he Pantomime produced under the I)ireCtion of Mr. Earley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna. Jun - The Scenery by. Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore, HolloVrt, • Grewies . , 14 ,, diz i,, gs , and their ApzistJut.s• • •- 13rinLipa1 ChaTatters, Mother G o ose, Mr. SIMMONS ; afterwards f-I.lrlequin, Mr. 'KING arta ar.'bU• LUGNA, jun. ; Avaro, after wards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. ss 9 o r 'e Bugle, afterwards Zany. Mr. CRI M A ; Oildfish, Mr. MENAGE ' • . Cabin-Boy (with a Souk), Master SMA LEy ; 'Colunibine; Miss S E E Boxes 6s. Second Price 35,--'-1) it 35. 6d. Second Price s tallery as.. Second nice !S.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—lslo Money to be returned. Places . iiir the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in 'street.' - - The Inors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at lialf-palt Six. On Monday, CS,mbeline, King , of Britain 3 with Harlequin "lind Mother Goose; Or, The Go4den Egg. ARMY AND NAVY EoUIPAGE. HE PATENT CAMP -BEDSTEA.DS, A. tort, Mattrastes, arid Bedding - complete, are very resped- I recoinnencledto.Gentlemcv; as helix the most portahle and supdri,or to any others made in London ; Marqu ees, Ten ts, !Fables :Ind Chairs, on improyed principles; Sea Cots, :,ritalletts, arid Chairs,' ti , r on Board Ship; Musguitto Net Ftu'llitwe,. and Patent Bra,s-screw Bedsteads, ter East mod, West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's - Patent Bedstead Manufittory and-Ware-Roorns, Nos. rb and 17, Catiteline-street, Strand. Morgan anti 'Sanders's Neiv-invcnted Imperial Dining Fables, alloWed to be the most complete and Elegant act of Tables ever yet invetrted, are very portable, .packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed anti' C.hair-Bed Ware— house. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Spring of the year tBo7, unless previously Disposed of by Private Contratt, of wh►ch timely Notice will in that Case be given, VE MANOR of WINNINGTON, and the Capita! and Elegant Mansion House called WI N liiNGI'ON HA LL (with such gnantity of Land as may be agreed on), and the extensive Pleasure Grounds, Walled Gar -dens', Vineries, Hot-houses, Green-houses, Shrubberies, Plantations, superb Poultry-house; 145 teet in trout, two Cold Baths, Ice-house, and convenient and commidious lynched and detached Offices, Coach houses, and Stables.tor 47 horses, thereunto belonging, beautifully situated on the Banks of the River Weaver, oil a dry, healthy Soil, and in a line sporting Country within three miles of the Forest of Defarnere (where a Pack of Fox Hounds are kept), and with in one mile, of the rn,atket-town of Northwich, in the county 'of Chester. Ihere is plenty of Brine and Rock Salt under part of this E state 'adjoining the River Weaver. A Plan of the Estate may be seen, and further particulate had, by applying to Mr. Chantler, Solicitor in Northwich. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM PLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN'S 'GuTTA SALUTARI4 is by fat the most sate and' ell:et:that Reincdy ever yet disco vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons.unhap pily rdflieted• with Venereal Complaints, in al; its st4ges and .ender its various a ppearances, will find a.secure and present elief by taking these most invaluable Drops;; which, for their excellency during thirty years practice in the most .pa pulous part ut London, viz. Batton-garden, have been term. td Gutta Salutatis. The Secrecy with vvitich most persons so affliaed find it heedful to conceal. their stitt'kirmi,s, may be s a tly employed sot hrle using these Drops ; sittce.tho,retr.ler contineutcnt uo tiecessary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial Prep.:rations, tor any surgical Operation whatever. -13 y appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But ler. 4. Clie.apside, corner of Paternoster-row; Bacon I 50, end Piddin.g, 76,Oxford-street ; •Bull and Callivel I , Dublin Scott, Smith, and Baxtcr. E M`Donald, Glasgow; Si:ails, Manchester ; Latlibury„ Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; and most NeUicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at 2S. 94. each. PERSONAL COIVILINES.S Improved in the use , of two elegant. Preparations, first, The AROMATIC i VOK Y DENTIFRICE, so - called from its admirable ef.. feets'on the Peeth, which, after a few applications,• assumes . tits appearance of - ,polished Ivory, prevents moreover their prein.iture decay, ..those ciecayed it preserves trom becoming Worse, 'fastens such as are - lcose, and, by perseverance, ren., tiers the foulest Teeth.delicate, and (front its aromatic fra grance) the breath pertealy - sweet ; it is also exceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly, rile SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves and renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate.. The emol lient andlealing.properties of the Spernia;:eti so generally known, as to tender a comment on its virtues unnecessary, ti . ie locator is sr sensible of its peculiar mildness,. that to aecommod:lte Ci2ntlernen of tender skins, lie has also formed it into Shaung Cakes and Shaving,. Powder, as the Luther made with it Wtil scarcely Area the eye. rhe above 'articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor. 'by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Gfeek-street, Soho, Land6R ; the. Dentifrice at as. 9d. tile Soap and Powder is. Id. each. P e rsons ,vishing to avail themselves of the great utility 01 these articles, slii;ulcl be cartft , l to have them riluine, by. Oserving his Name uit.tlie Label V.ixed to This D.iy was published, price 6s. LETT E R on the ABOLITION of . 'the SLAVE TRADE; addressed to the Freeholders, at. other Inhabitants of Yorkshire. • by W. WILBERFORCE, Esq. Printed fot T. Cadall ;Ind W. 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VIANITY, anti PAST ECTS of the 1 . 0012 LA of SI and hito,the Pcrinciples upon which any Measures for their Improvement should tic cm:dueled.: in whibli are - included a tew Considefations on the Questions of Political Economy most intimately couneeted with the Subjeci ; pal - tieutarly on the supply of food in England. y•One f His Majesty's •fusticos of the l'cace fbr three In land Co:ities. • g. , ;t Equ:a.ot t?auperibus prodest, locuptctards Priated tot I. Hatchard. 190 . , Piccadilly • anti surd also by Mess* F. C. and I .•Rivington, St. Paul's Church-ya:a ; lames Asperne. Cornhill ; and v;try other Bookseller In the 'United Kingdom. This Day was published, 4n Three Volumes, Octavo, price 11.. 45. boards, 'THE HISTORY of -EGYPT ; from the earliest Ac founts of that Country. till the hxpulsion of 'the french troll; Alexandria in the Year lAMES WII.SON,'D.D. Printed for Longman-, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, London ; and Arch. Constable and Co. -Edinburgh. This work is composed in a clear, agreeable, and lively, manher."--Annual Keview, Dr. Wilson is unquestionably a mass Of talents; an the 7FpialtY Of his narraave;,and his:tio , of language, give con. sierabie akihnation to his pages,"—Nlunilily Rev. July iSc.6. LA•F ORESTA ESPANOLA. This Day was published, In one Vol . ule, YiTilo . price is. in boards, T FLOREsTA, EsPANOLA ; or, SELECT ' PASSAU ES, in Prose ; extraclen from the most Cele brated Spanish Authors, Annum and Mo:lerii, divided into Three Parts. part I.—Containing Cliistes, Craciosos, Aventutas, Diver. tidA>, Novelas, ' fart II —Reflexiones Morales, ExtrAos Historicos, Lite rarios, 26:c. Part 111 --Piezas locosas, Satiricas, 4c. To which are prefixed, Obserrations no the Origin, Pro gress, and ; 'ecline of Literature in Spain. London Printed for T. Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street, Roy . al Exchange,' Where may be had, Newman's Spanish and English Dittionary. 2 VOIS. ii. ts. _bound. Mnrdente's New and Complete Grammar of the Spanish Language. i2mo. ss. bound. losse's Graittrtißile Espagnol Svc,: Ss. • I osse's Coors de themes. 3s. 6ci. T. Boosey has just imported an Assortment of the most esteemed Spanish Books, a List of which may be had gratis. This Day was published, a new Edition, carefully revised and corrected throughout, in 4 V 01 5. ,. rzino. price One Caitlin in hoards, MEMOIR Written S -of b y t y NIE L ; Containing his Literary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of the Principal Characters of the Eighteenth Century. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row ; and 1. Murray, sleet-sweet, Tins is one of the most interesting prodations which has issued trorn the French Press since the Revolution. The style of the Work is also not less attractive than its matter it is e:oquent, flowing, and easily inclines, in pursuing the course or events, either to the ludicrous or the pathetic. To the merit of truth, it adds ail the graces ant attractions of a work of fancy."- Monthly Rev. Nov: and Dec. i 8 )5. " We arc not sure that we have perused any book, since the commencement of our critical career, mattlas attbrded us more entertainment than these little Volunies. The aarra. tive is so gay and airy, the tone ot sentiment so Mild and on. a s sin'ning,_ and the living pictures with which the busiest part'of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it .is impossible not to be charmed with the greatcr part of the perforinatice."—Edintourgb Rev. fan. ISo‘i. LU WORKS OF Mi.S. opt E. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, rater. 110Ster- row. SIMPLE TALES. la Four Volumes, t 2mo. The Se.:ond -Edition, price ii. 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Rev., Feb. aos. 3.,T!ie Father arra Daughter. In One Volume izmo. The Sul Edition, price*. 6d. in boards. - " This Tale is replete with interest, and possesses pathoi inoudi to atlea the heart of the most callous of critical Readers." —Monthly Rev. tune, 4. Poems, with a beautiful Ergraving from a Design of Mr. ()pie. The 4th,Edition, price 6Foin boarop. .4 We have more than once announced and commended the polite cOmposttions of this Lady. - ?athos we deem one of her peculiar excellencies, of which The Mourner' may be "given as a specimen• from the present Coi)tdon 1r the Reader poseesscs a heart, thrze lines rivist have way to it". —',l\-ionthly krY; Vec. NAVY-ooircz, Fe 6.9, 1807 r- rnit 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERSand commis', "STONERS of ills JIAYES 1 - I.'s NAVY do hereby give Notire, that an ,11/ednesday, tAe ath inst. at One eels:el, they will be reisiy to treat with such Persons as may be willing to (.'onra El for siewlyin, Hui M f y ajess Yard, ac Portsmouth, with a Quan ti fy sf LI GN Li :WY I3' ,tf from 7 Inches to 9 Inches Diameter. A. Fprw of the 7 ena'rr maybe .peen at %hit Ogee. No Toiler recrived after Twelve c,'(-7,ck on Ike day of Treay, nor asy noticed rink ss" the Party, or an Agent for hi al re OSSIAN IN THE ORIGINAL. • On Monday the 2d of March will be published, In Three Volumes Royal &Mayo,' Price 21. as. in Boards, elegantlyro; illicit on Imperial Paper, Price 31.- 13s. bd. 971-1 k; P0L2,15 of OSSLAN in the Oriainal Gaelic, with Literal Translations, into Latin, by the late ROBERT MACFARLANE, A.M. together With a Dis sertation on the Authenticity' of the Poems, by SIR lOHN S,INct.AIR, Bait. and a TranSiation from the Italian of the Abbe Cosarotti's Critical Cissertation on the Controversy respe , ling their A oth.-nticity, with Notes and a Supplemen tal .Eisity, by 1014 N M'AR,TIIUR, LLD. .• • _ London: rrioted by W. Bulmer and Co. and puhlishect. iincio the Sanz.tion of the lithland Society of Lotidon,•by :Hid %V . Booksellers to his Majesty, Palll.Mall 'Creea,, Bell. Biadlitte, Constable anti Co. Edinburgh; and Archer, Dublin. • This Day was published, In One Volume, Foolscap Vttavor, Pricess. in Boards, The rhird -Edition of • , T HE WANDERI4It:' , of SWITZERLAND, - . and ritner ,Peerns• By (.MMES MONTGOMERY Printed• for l.ongroarri Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster- tc;Cv. " Mr. Montgomery 'displays a tich and romantic fancy, a tender heart, a copious and setivecommand of imagzry and language- ' and an irresistible influence over the f ee l i pg s. " — Eciecticitev. May " We hope that this .will not be the last of Mr. Mont gorne y!s poeikal eriorts %ye have no doubt that his genius /Lay become an ornament to ids Profesion."—Literary lour nal,' April, 1806 ' For a very nigh Chara.acr, see also the Annual Review, iBos. • This ::)ay was published, In Two large Y oiUmes, Svo. price in boards 17s. The Second EditiOn, with Corcvetions and Additions. of DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES have. brat fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will liercdter be fulfilled, relaqvc to the greit Period of 1260 Years, rite Papal And Nlrthaimm:dan,A , , , ostasies, the Ty ran- Reign of Antichrist ; or Llfe infidel Power, and the Re. stOiatioll of the lewS. • by GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B.D. • • Vicar Stockton -upon-Tees. Printed foc F. C. and Rivingion, No. 6z, St, Paul's Church-yard; sold also by I. liateltard, Nu. zsio. Picca dilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. A %uppletnent to the r int Edition of the Work above. mentioned, price 45. 2. A. Dissertation on the' Mysteries of the Cal3iri, in large vole. g . vo. in ho.i . Js 16s. PY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATRONAGE. DRUM), vulgarly called the 'ITCH, cured --eill::ctually by only ONE Application of Dr. DUN.: - BA It's much-improved SCOTCH OINTMENT, The Cure of Thousands yearly confirm the Truth, that this Re sued), is an easy, pleasant, safe, certain, and Matchldss Spe. chic, by only one application. Yet it does not cantain the least pamele of Mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient, but is as harmless as milk, of a very agreeable smell, anti used without doing the least injury to the linen it ul.ither re quires confinement, abstinence from any kind of diet, or re straiiit from : business or pleasure. Sold in Boxes, at as. 9d. each, Duty included, by theVen der in chiet, T. D. Addison, Medicinal Praditiondr, at his P.epository of Hygeia, 33, Hart-street, tiloomsburysqudre, and by, Hollier,. •Pall Mall ; Mounsey, Commerce-row, Black triar's-road ; Brennand, i 55, Bishopsgate-street, With out, London; ‘Volsterchohne, York; ploxland, Plymouth Dick; and M'llonald and Co. Glasgow. • TABES DOIVAtia; or, the Consumption in cident to Young Persons of Salacious Dispositions, is so little treated of by the ancient Praditioners of Medicine, as well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an acq4ateidta of it cannot be colle;:led from their writings. it is necessary then to say, that the first symptoms of the 'Cabo, Dorsatisare easily discerned by. involuntary noduroal emis,ions pains ini the hack, as well as often in the head ; formication of the spine ; aching pains ; and weakness of sight ; alcied of memory, by an _extreme dejection of the mental faculties ; and contintent to these are gutta.serenaa meagre visage ; emaciated body ; irregulai asthmatic seusa- Cons ; which, preceding a syndrome of heelical eompiaintsi, ultimately closc•the fatal catastrophe. The edieac) of: the CORDIAL BALM, of G ILBAD is daily demonstrated. in eradicating the worst and most dangerous synnitonia or Ner : You; Disord.ra; and nothing has tended so much to estabiish the fame of this Medicine,' as its. certain success, in those cornplainta, which strike their roots so deep in the Constitu tion, and are so fatal to the happiness of Mankind. The Cordial Bahnot Gilead is earnestly recommended to all Persons labottringamder those cruel .inaladiesovhieti break out it) a variety or symptoms, and for which this salubrious Cordial is a safe and certain remedy, comforting the stomach and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to the whole nervous system. • As Dr. Solomon's pradice is now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant 'engagements require a-considerable portion of his time and attendance, lie expeds, when coiy. suited, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all written eases, or letters or advice, and unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure, are required to inclOse only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters should, tot safety, be thus directed—" Money-letter, Or. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool : paid doubFe post -age." Letters may be ordered .to be addressed for X. Z. or A. 11. at the Post-uttice, - till called for. A Sving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Half.: aaGuinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at los. 6d.' by which the patient saves 9s. including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver. pool," to imitate which is feliany. N . B. It is necessary to observe, that the Postage of all Letters whatever must be paid. a Tile Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti- I mpetigines, and Abstera gent Lotion, and " G uide.to Health," are Sold by. Mrs. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London;: Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38 - , and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott,'Sonth-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husbatid,`Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; w Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ;H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and .P. _Whiteside, Ayr • W. Crawford, Girvan ; J. Caraon, New. Douglas; Kirkcudbright; T.m.eredie; Kirk. • amy ; J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster. Cupar ; Allan, Dun dee; P . Craigie, Montrose; Mitchell, and Aralerson, melt ; :Dr. 'White, Band . ; Whoosh, loverness ; T. MK ` en% le, Srornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer; Johnson and itia,er, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Ale: auger,. •Wilaoit, Dunbar ; • Vinnet, Ar ta: xirl, ; Dickson, Inglis, Demtries ; Pliorson,. Berwick ; Weddel, ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and arnieson, terhead ; A. M4Donald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most B.c.ki=eliers ain:l Venders of l'atimit Medicines lit the United IMPE ii_ML PAR LI HOUSE OF THULISDSY, FEB. ie. • In the Committee of Privileges, Mr. Gaselee wa heard and witnesses examined on behalf of thevlaim of Sir Cecil Bisshopp to the Barony of Zouch. Far ther. consideration appOinted for this day fortnight. The LORD CHANCELLOR, by his Majesty's coM-- mand, presented a Bill for indemnifying Francis Lord De. Dunstanville against the tonsequenee's'Of having sat in the Home this Session without : , aving first taken': the oaths and subscribed the qtialifica tion paper. His Lordship observed, that this ....as an inadvertence which Noble Lords might naturally fail into, as, fiom their not being elthed, the recur , . recce of a General Eleelion, and the necessity of again taking the oaths, might more easily escape their Memory than that of Members of the other House, who came- fresh from an eledion. the Noble Lord to whom this Bill alluded, had inad vertently sat in the House during part of tl!e discus sion on the Slave Trade, without having t a k en t h e oaths. Heavy rnaltiei were attach , :d to an aa of this nature, and though a Bill of Indemnity might originate with any one of their Lordships, yet it came more regularly into the House.by his Majesty's comt nand. Having communicated the circumstance to his Majesty, he had the honour. of receiving his Maje4ty's grac iou3'cointuands to present this bill to the H6usc. A ,similar inadvertence was committed by the late Marquis of Lansdowne, to indemnify whom a similar Bill was brought in. The House would, perhaps, in this case, as in that, allow tne Bill to be react a first and second time - tuts•day, ne gative the comtriitment, and read it a third time to . morrow. ... . Lord WALSINCiIIAIf observed, that the. Standing Oriers of the House were in, the way of going through the Bill in the manner mentioned by die i\TQbl , ..;•-and Learned Lord. The Lour) 'CHAN:MI.OR said, the Standing Or dors of the House ought to be abided by. The Bill was read a first time. The Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Staten and and Soldier Seduelion Bill, the Irish Gunpowder Importation Bill, and the Canada . Yarn Bill, were read a third time and passed. The farther consideration of the Appeal "Lewes v. Morgan," was deferred till Thursday next. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS; TIItYRSDAY, FEB. 1 CHIPPENHAM COMMITTEE. The following Members v.-ero chasm a Com. mittee to decide upon the merits of the Chiplv2nhana Petition Nicholson Calvert, Esq. . 'ion. Thomas Brand Wrn. Fitzhugh; Esq. . Francis Pyni,• Esq. .- Walter Fawkes, Esq. spow(ltni Barne t Esq.,. Hon. E. Spencer Co'N per Wm . Mills, E,(!. ,Lord ;Mahon Henry Meade., Ogle, Esq. Anthony 14. Eyre, Esq. NOMJNEFS. Win. Odell, hs - q. . Lord NlarSli..in jose.ph Holden Stant, Esq. Sir Thomas 'rorton. The House went int 3 a Committee on the Royal Naval Asylum Commissioners' Petition, and came to the resolution of moving fur leave to bring in mill to enable the King to grant his House in Greenwich. Park for that Asylum. Leave moved for and granted. Mr. ADDINGTON gave notice that to-morrow he would move for 'Copies of the Correspondence with the Secretaries 'of 'State 'dative. to grants in Trini dad since 179.5. Lord•Ho%,vlcx postponed the Call of the House till Tuesday. • The•lrisli Sugar Drawback Bill was brought up, react a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. - Lord TENIPIE brought up a Bill to amend the South . Sea Company Arts. Read a first, and ordercd to'be read a second time to-morrow.. Lord Tr.mri. brought up a Bill for vesting in the Crown the 'Sierra Leone Settlement.. Read a first, and:ordered lobe 'read a second time on Wednesdn, - The Cape of Good Hope Trade_ Bill was read a third time and passed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought. up the Irish Quit Rent 1111, and the Irish Auaiori Duty Bill. Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-mor row. Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he woul.l to-morrow, in the Committee of Ways an;d Meafti s , move certain Duties on Stamp. Lard AteLE moved for Dave to bring in 2 BTI to continue the Prussian Yarnimportation • Leave given. Lord TEMPLE also obtained leave to bring. in a Bill for the Regulation of Pilots and Piloting Vessels na.vigatin , tioe British .Seas. The Report' of the Thames . Police Bill was fur ther considered.—Read a third time and passed. The Turkey Tobacco Bill was conatnitted.—Pte port to-morrow. A Message from the Lords announced their a 3... sent to the Irish Tieasury Bills Bill, the' Soldiers and Sailors' Seduction Prevention Bill, the Irish Gun-powder Bill, and the .Canada Woollen Yarn Bill. FOREIGN STOCK. Mr. BANKES waived his purpose of making the motion of which he had yesterday given notice, re 7 lative to Foreign,Stock. He believed tint the 13 4 ,-, pegs already' ordered would be sufficient. If tot he would make his motion at a future opportunity. FINANCE RESOLUTIONS. Lord CASTLEHEAGII never rose with greater diffidence in the course of his Parliamentary ex perience 'than at present for, considering the at tentioa which the Noble Lord must have giveh the sublet*, and. the able - asiistance which he had, it was - painfili and etnbarras: , :ing,to an individuii to press up,in the attention of the House a viQw-so