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ESSAY' on the' mori: importatit'COM PLAlNTS peculiar tothe Female; a 'Pocket Volume price4s. ti,o-T, l render this Work more generally useful an expla nation of the l'iofessional Teems is preixed. 3. PRACTICAL .ES%;AI•." on ULCERS, ERUPTIONS, GLANDULARA Fr Et • to ss , and PARALYSIS, price 40 . t In this Work. is entlibited a certain, and scientific:Cure fur the must inveterate Sure Leo, of however long standiug. 4. • RUIXS for DIET and REWMEN, price 14 , . 'Phis Work is replete • with important information, in teresting facts, and - eptertaining Anecdotes.; , I,IVIPERIAL....PARMAMENT:. TH EA CoV. - .NI-6ARDEN. THIS ESENT EVENING-, Nor. 18, will hi •1" renamed the . ze iott's Opera • ARTAXERXES. • After N.liieli;the Afterpiec. of AT HOME. To which will ij added the new Melo-Mama of • E MILLER AND HIS MEN: -morrow A" • toms'. and C1e01,3 •1".1 • w ith PICTWILL TNC,-O.F . FICE, Nob. 5, 181:3. • . 1. ? T HE COM ;If ISSIONEWor VICTUiLLING . His .1141ESTY'S NAM& hereby give Notice, That Frido7, the 19th instant, they will, be ready to receive Metiers .rriting (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred and Fifty Toni of IRON BUTT and One Hundred and lyty Tons of MON VAT HOOPS, to be manufactuted from th f best British Iron, to he delivered in the course of .b;ight IT'eehs, by Irce.':-. l y Proportions, into his Afttlesty's Pictiser.l - Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, pay abfr with interest, Ninety, days after date. The Coalitions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office. . • . lIOLYSE 01? PEERS, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 17. .ThEATit ti ROYAL, DIM IL 1 -LAN E. NIP .SENT EVENING, Nov. 18, thu ir Al,•tjestly,' S , rvaii.s will perform the Tragtdy ut RONIEO AND JULIET- To . witio, will be added, 416 TIM THREE,AND THE DEUCE; FirA Irtyressiuns ; with 'lite Turnpike-Gate. Ni, regard will be had to any Tender in whie.h the Price shall nut be inserted in words n 1 length, or that shall not hi th;livered to the Board before One o'Clock on tlrc.,aid Friday,' the 19th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person'on hie beh,V; attends, to answer when raged for. CIik:AP.BUITION or CREVII4VS LIVY. nay wius published, any printed in Six A'oltitnes, Oettivo, price Qt. *2;. in boards ; and on large paper, price al. Bs. in hoards, .Iri LW!! PATAVINI lIIBTORISRUAI,--. nb. (Irbe Condita li iri gni supersunt, xxxc. ltecensuit • „It uutis ad isunt Scholarurn, accortituldatii • .1. It. L. CREVIER, Emeritus Ithetoricti, VUlessur in Colick,do Dormano-Bellovaco, UniversitatisPa- risiettr is. . • • Londini Impensis .1. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Crevices Lire," says Gibbon, " contains a sensible Life 1 1. the IlisC)rian, a jtuisciatts ',election of the hest remarks un t work, and displays as much intellig-itee as.tasfe un the partof thr Edito.v. Ernesti speaks nut less favourably of c , r.e‘vier's Notes. ' tic, ' he neatness, .cheapness, and correctness, of this Etli big"' `‘ lll , it ilk hoped, give it a claim to the attention of WESSEL'S JEsurrs DRops, TUE Genuine JESUITS DROPS havcibeen long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and immediate cure (or Stranguary,tllects, Wealcness of ius,.,tlnies or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack • ii;titereal infection, they ' will - infallibly accomplish the ile -4:1 effect should the complaint 1w fir AilvittlCcii, it will he' ; r : J ury to take the Specific Remedy with the.lesnits Drops. 04 great object to attended to is, th.tt purchasers Si 41, c careful in having the true and geimine Prete,ration, f„i m i e Unsafe and dangerous counterfeits .atteropted to be• r„, 0 , 44 on the public, by absolute falsehoods, are so iiiinie- NVE,ltitit thr pr vrietors request every purchaser to,ask fur , VN .11.,slIITS DROPS. lo c i' lu 'rioN.—'l:he -genuine Wesselj's Jesuit's Drops arc in -41 in a bla c k stamp, with the following engratTii there mtr.o Sectire . the Proprietor front piracy) " Edwards, I,;?lser to J ose ph %% . . 4 s q l, 66, St. Paul's Chur c h - y ard." N I " 4s. 9d. per but;le, .and iu large b ottles, containing st alis_ 11. 2s. CIIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. 7- . , OIIMS are the most frequeut sources (deka- Ilyl p it ua „ Cll ' s Discuses. Their sy.optoms every Parent and,' ' . ttn r6 "" l.ol Children should be acynainted with. They 0c ,k.,411.1,,05s of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the 1 td ;x i? 'I 4 - , etation, stud irregulag state of the Bowels, attend- 1 I , 4l eLt tl i . ,„ with violent paiipi ,• t hey bring on Convaillians; they ' 4 's' **, growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end- C tit l,) ' , Consumption or Decay, Both Ai it Preventative and . e o f ~ ski, ..leicalariniu Comlaints, the allot e oteeßent me , chdie k universally alloWed, on the tes, oitimy of the highest I:',Cl'et % iI I this Country, h o tly in rank Ann respectability, 1 ' 1 ; ".. e equal. The . r public .arprohatimi, given to tile 4 .Prietur f • e4s i n ti ! Joni a per.o i na - I knowledge of . iis ~ v. o ntlei. . ful su . r; . - - l '''n, u ' ir w•vn Families, staiops its merit boom , ~.ontpiti . • tat tri alid giveS a. f:atiction to o f v,iiicli no other Me , .ie stir„ o t f 1 " , i1 can boast. raents, and others who have' . th e l i ltAne ` - l'ili-lreni, Should have this,Reinetly as a Fausgy Nfe . lit, ii Ili reiiort to, whenever the tit:Num:lt or Bowels of Chit . to r,..ii 4 j:: ku? way disordered, which it . will always be loand , 4(,11‘ , 7 % . 4 4 p. "meiotic and retail, at E. Butler's Chemiell, Drug,. lt, I,4ltit,etit Medici& Warehouse, 4, the ipside. cornet of 1ti0,,, 11. I: horcii-yard, London ; Sharp ;ion :;elate, Portsi• ktat j i V l " , leit, ')Vv.il,ll, Atinnte, and Ntalloty, Portsea ; Bull . . 1 ;;: ti ~ i ; _qt : :::;: et, i tensit it y: , : s :: 11 1 ,t 't ii.e i ‘Lv i t.: t o l,l r t e m, iii i i ) , , u ,, t •a it i ri i ; L • l e is d:i : j e oi t t i i, l i .);,, si‘ S ti lie liii i i t c ; r l ( , ;;; Int i t 1 4, n ihyip Ti 4 ) , iinti To per, - Hill); iloxiand and Couliworthy, '.L.yd , !, . i l‘rttletiiti; anti (inhere, I'll Bonnie; havitt ' i . 111.1 r 4 ,11,1 ~.1 . 1 , " 'Swinney 'and . Co - iliruiii, ...4.ll.illiPite , El l ' 4, 44 'r " , Scott . • I ill "") % 'l I- ill s , '.Nl.lc co -%,..c, ( ; 1 , init ..,a),;:e, , ~..c1.nn. . ..; ); ,c).)) - . tit, ' Nt,", ie t 7g ow t Bulgin .i., , , 1 , , ii iy, in lit;)1; NI r eellioll ;tall ti !il„, l , ; ;,714.beeinft n, L, , . • ... r ; Doan and 5... ,111 13 01! .. , Nll a t; lid , ,„, , , i , retail by 'up... ,: .untry V‘titierti, in lAts, tell , Vail,* , . . b" "' '~ !t r ItSrl C , f `~9 Y p! ~. `tijl~:yr :~ N, (0' tit y,,i :f i t Or ": otS g, rd ,94 r 10 4 c rutile , ~~ 0 6 Ar"l'd! of .....--'.'' f.)4' to, f„ ;4 0 ' , Jr, 4 Wil; 11,t1 ,'xrt 0.4 ' 9 rel.:. Jouo'„t!' c:o tv,tti.r.t IP 1 (.40 1 i :: 1 Fref 6 ' EVl' 0,1 , leffolt ....~' y. die• sg. Pr' t. Agt!. l , • ftl N l :f z t , l• ' Itidt°" E tnt w : e ght Vegerti k r „ n , ----.......,_ . ARMY CONTRACTS. ''' . Commissary in Chief's °Mee, Great George street, Novtather 9, itit:i. oTioE is 'tetchy givcil t!.at the'Contniis itiourt9T-lA-Cliief if read ) to receive Proposals for Supply .4.l, of his Majesty's 'r:li , ips as in:ty be encamped in the )341?,1 1 .1 1 the ensuing year in the Yule wing I)istricts, with tA,NI),I.), I EAT, FUEL, NTRAW FORAGE, COALS, and 'ilty tb "' .", such Proposals to be sent in on or before Tues , b e .4_!: 7 th , tay of Deevia: - ,er next, (oliserving, trine hone Will : re vita %net 12 &du c k on that day) and if sent by post Postage nittst 11 . . , e paid, i rz. : AntiLte nes. Districts. 4 tit Britain Cout: Counties. 140,1414 ill! i n i rt m l l lu ei n i llr u e lt r i hr : nd , Chester, ~ Salop, North-west. ( ,ter , L a nc,‘ „ West avrrel I North ales. pp . • rhaal • an( W Nlitidlesex, . 14 411. - j York, Sorry, / Lineelli. Ironic Hertford, i (1(.4( 6 o , f, ' .• . Beri.s. . ' .N n at i l Y ::l, , ,hant, S iL t r a ic tr e o s t;tl , , r; 41 ... ( . I. ..: v iO x iiiitg% .11te S li " u hr t u rt ik in , .d Kent. War% Iriss Sussex. I " laud ") Rutland, [Hants, Bedlord, Wilts, Northampto, Dorset, Oxford, „ Lie of Wi g ht. 13itekinghatu. , (Detrain, Jersey jersey. (%oravrell, And the S Guernsey, ~siancrsett I s l an ds of ? Aldecne)'• - Gli:ueester, Woree, , ,ter, Heir:ford, . lo:ilitouthr . I , A-South Wales. 7 1 5101 i r , 4 limit be made fir the whole of the Articles re -I',' ter r fur carat District, and each Propimel nut , t liar!, the lw,Qll er , — ,: c h is annexed to the Fender properly filled tip by "ill, t i t ';'' of kit , n Property, engaging - to'heconie bound t,"(11:01„ " " '4 ,. rt Y • endtritre in the nniount stated in the printed • too ~,--," lor the due led ,rmanee - f the Contract ;. and no bile 17 % " 11 ben , tieed i unless made oh a pritstet Tender . , ' 11, 11 1) ,; e ,Prires in.erteti in ‘Vords at le:will; and should it so Illtu; ( 11 ‘n;tt Oaring tile Contion,inet: of the Coto tact no troops i t 'ktt‘ le , e ,o.e.nopeo in the Dislrkt the expense of the Con ' -14 "L 3 " 11,1 ,in the first instance by the C ontractor, ° Weil,' ~1 ' blot 1 .ti e Cirataissary-in-f hief, ,„ X. to ,) 1 ttlib tl l iitrs of the Cinttracts'inay lie had on application at liti te rs, between the Hours of. Eleven and Fire; at the "." 'S • ' • • C •iter al Palmer, Edinburgh ; 04Cyst,. r, 04,, t -(, umuu" 3 ” - " • d at the ~ t.,),„,,,;Ary-tithe Coupe, G uernsey; an .1 4eptity Continissaly-General Bent, Jersey.. PICTMIL LEN-OFFICE, 4Vor. 12, 1613. I-1 E commissroNEßSfor LLr NG Ills 21f:IJES7'rS 117.4 PT do hereby Arire Notice,_ That on Friday, the 26'th Instant, they . will be ready to re• crive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) for such quantities of good strand SPANISIT IIED WINE as tti• respeetite Mer chants and Dealers therein may think prover to tlfer,; to be subject to a warranty - of Twelve llionthb ; to be delivered, free of Customs and Excise Duties, one Half :thevef between the Ist Jonnpry and 15th dpril next,. an.-! the other be tween the 16th _lpril and 301/1 June fii!loteing into jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, • Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and to be paid fur by Mild, nayabk lute rest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen ut the Secre tary's Noregard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Thall tent be inserted in word. at length, or that shall not be delivered to Site Board In fore One o'clock on the said &i -lia,/ the 2301 Instant, w:r unlevs the 'Person 'who makes 'the- Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to an swer when called for. OFFICE; • Nov. t' I, 114,n. E.OO.IIIIIISSroNERSfor !N(% Ills MJ,TENTY'S N,IPY. do hem by :,rive Notice, Mitten Thuotiay the 9.5 th Instant, Mr. Iril limn Perks, thrir Agent at Portsmouth, twill he ready to receive sealed 1' enders 4 and treat for the undermentioned Ar!iclez, for the servit .7 of the Depart , nent at that Port, to be aolzeerable to Samrles e.rhPiited at this (Oct., to be delivered in One Month, viz. ENGLISH WIJEAT, 1000 Quarters ; to weigh 59 Pouu6s per IrluAttel. Close 'Dried AMUR. MALL', 1,600 Quarters. Nr? I , 'Cl 1, " hll4,lQ4fng rrnefer in width Me Pre shall not he instrted i d words at leni rih, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before Tevelveo'Clock on thr said Mars day, the With ins!ant nor unless the Person ten?r snakes the ?ender, or some. Person on Us behalf; attends, to answer when called for. The Om,! Wont for the Contract may lie ..seen at the Vic twilling (eke at Portenzunth. OFFICE OF 011D.VaNcE, Oct. 29, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA , A JEST.I.", ORDNd:feE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office ju on or Infore . Monday, Me 29th day of Noveniber, from , such Persons as may le willing to undertake the performance al the Cupcakes /fork in North Britain, for service tf this Department, for a period of Fide Years, determinable• at the expiration of Two Years, upon notice of : Three Months icing given by either P«rt . o. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions of the Co►etrate, may be known upon andication , at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, ajOresaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Propo• salt ►nust be delivered, sealed up and indorsed " Proposals for the Carpenter's Work, in North Britain," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said t9tA November, at Tweleo o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Trader be noticed, unless the Party making it, of an .Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, B. M. CBE/P, Secretary. OFFICE OF 011DN..-INCE, October Q 7, 1813. T ut PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- I ORDN4NCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Patti Nall, on or before Monday, the 29M day of November, from 'such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of the Allowing darticles for service of the Royal Powder Mills at Ballineollig, in the Kingdom of le eland, st4ves { Quebec White Oak, 1 20, d 00 p iece, of 1000 Single, 5 ft. 6 inches, f to this thousand. • The Slaves must be fully seasoned, and if the deliveries shwa be made of double instead of single Staves, Six llun• deed and Fifty of the former to a Thousand single Pieces will be required, and 4.hich - must be delivered at the Ordnance Stores, in Corh, in the following Proportions, viz.:- 6,000 on or before the Ist Jaututry, , 5,0u0 Ist April, 1814. • 5,000 Ist Sept. 500.9 Dec. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms 'and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Of/ice, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, when the Proposals must bi delivered, ed and indorsed, " PLoposals for Quebec Stares," but 110 Pruposal Can be . admitted after the said 01h November, at o'Cloch at Noon.of the same Dig, wither will any Ile? be noticed, restless the T arty latching it, or an dyad Tender lon his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • 11. egE,Tr, Secretary. CLASSICAL TOUR THROL I OII ITALY. .This Day was published, Elertotli printed in Two lArge I'olllllles Quarto, Illustr..t.d with :light, ritqravol Plans of Churche , , prica Five Caine:is in 'muds, TOI IL TllllolJed I ITALY, exhibiting a vi,„ s rv, it stitinetitts Antiquities and itsNlu n onions {: part icalarik it i they are objects of eta -:sieal interest and eltle iyiation ; with, an ..lireuntit el the present :late of its Cities a and Oa:4401114 obfier 1116011 S on the re- Cent Spa rations a theYrench. • 1:1 the CHETWODE EUtTAC:E. Mee . • ltalill diit sac( a, itze genies eins. hxe oppi4la popu lot um.. f ,! Plitt. Nut. Hist. pt. 2.0. This *Orli is the result of much reSettrch and observation. It exhibits comprehensive \.• Jew of Modern Itulf., with its variel of i► It nett! SCllt!ry, .an ,its numerous works of Art. 1:3.1te ion of the sett:Aar anti the man of taste is coniulteti . by a ennit.int reference to 'the writers of Anti. quity'l• II it confidently presumed, that co:it , ' new light, will be t n;,on the Language, Literature, Polities,. and Cliaracts Est' the Italians_ • • Loa in : Printed for J Muwman, 39, Ludgate-street. .trilt ir , ..Siiiii"•-•'..4!-"""":•"*" .1". "" •••••• "'"a 1 = ===.113== Y• .01' A i't4ACE \VITII TUE UNIV . :S TATES OF A I R 'WA & GERA' r 13 RIT AI N . ( :7 :.$ Ist .t the Peace of 1753 the American States were t ' dared iodependeut , :tad a line, was •duwil thron •1 . the centre of Ott _Lakes, leaving; them the 1 - 4, *item,. Southern, or ‘Vestertt shore; accord ing:lf :the direction of thejand or the bunks .of the .1 kes, thence to 'the Aiississipi, • down that Ilivet., la the latitude of -15- North ; andafrer.vo,lls in. th4t latitkide, doe West, .to the North Pacific Ocean. . . . '24 75 .r his arranement , made to prevent future bo, ittry-, dill not conteot the, AmericanS, and Ili of -visited to have Canada alNo,, their endeavours to obtaip which leave , liteo happily frustrated lty the • v dolt, of the Itritish artily, oviisted by theloyal . inhakitauts of that province. . • • • .. • •34 : 4.414 its on the CoPtinent of Europe have, since. kotilities with America, taco a most ta voulopliji.litro4;.•auiLthil.gigaittic fort:e iif 1?-rOce will soon be reduced to a pigmy. 4th. It is an axiom, that the privilege of de fence reaches to prevent, as well as to repel, an impending assault; and as America, in her aggres : slows, leas experienced -the latter, it is a duty Pil -1 posed by experience, as well us the imperious ne eessity .of guarding -against similar evils, to pro- vide a remedy against future hostility with Ante ! i tea--The means arc in the power .of Great 11.4- twin. sth. As Great Britain basso bravely stood forth the Champion of &trope ; and other nations, fired by tier example, are - clashing the galling ty- • runny of Prance, to which the United States of America have contributed their support, is not unreasonable to Appose the Allies of Great Bri tain, so glorious a cause, leave her in the latch, without a permanent seenrity on the side of America , the enmity of whose Leaders-1d Great Britain borders on Indian cruelty. 6th. Let the Two Floridas, New (Moths, and Louisiana, belong to Spain. 7th, T e subjeets_of the United States of 'Ante rica shall n othave.the.free navigation of the Mis sissipi. to its mouth. . • Sth. The ports of the Two Floridas and New Orleans shall be shut against the. Americans, ex cept to vessels by stress -of weather• 9th. The boundary line.. between the United States -of America and the provinces subject to Great Britain shall in future be a line north anti . south, from the Falls of Niagara to the north-east branch of the Allegany,- down that river to where it takes the !Wile of the Ohio, thence to the Mi l ., kissipi, 'the kit bank of which alone shall be long to' the' United States, until it meets with the Spanish set tletnents. . Great - Britain shall possess the right back •of the Allegany and Ohio rivers , until. they fall into the Mississipi. The Americans shall 'not have any on Lakt.. Ontario, nor fortifications on its hanks. 10th. All lands possessed by any individuals heretofore the subjects of the United States, and by this treaty now bpeonie the subjects .of Great afritaitt, shall be held during pleasure, as a secu rity for allegiance, and all lands henceforth allot ted to Settlers, shall he granted on ale principle of the townships of Canada. Tlie Maritime Rights of Great Britian ace to be aclino Ibred et by th e United States. • 11th. Unless this Treaty of Peace is made with the United States of America, tolicu to the Maritime Rights of Cheat liritaio, because in 300 years, with the present unlim;ted extent of terri tory, the subjects of the United States will be come so populous, that hey will be able to dic tate any - law to Great Britian, • 12th. Whatsoever the President of America may think - the British Army at this moment in Spain can aceompliA, exclusive Of the aisiXt .:nnee of the Allies of .Great.llrititim any portion of America eau be conquered by ollr numerous •British array, and the means of' transport to the silutcs of America art ready : Liverpool, Nuretubur, • • • • MISCELLANEOUS. • The consideration - of the Feu Brtuidi of the It4imrgh Cause tieing resumed, in the case - of Bellenden,Kerr she Duke. ot Roxburgh,.Mr. Clarke was. heard in coni intorno' and to the end of his argument ; Mr. Leach followed as. second Counsel for the Appellent. The farther bearing was adjourn ed till Friday . After, the Counsel tool withdrawn, The LORD CHANCELLOR. complained of the very great personal inconvenience he suffered, from remaining so long in theplace where he'sat, while , beariogClunsel . at the liar, in consequence of the very great draft, or current of air, which rushed dowit front the top.and other parts of the Hoe and which was increased by, the attraction, he thought, of the neighhimring the, He had long suffered, and which nothing but the important duty he bad to' discharge could Irlee hi dnct•d hint to do; but the injurious effects lie Wel, felt; in 4. consequence were such, that no earthly consideration should induce him to sit another day in a similar situation; heves therefore determined, if the inanvenieoce was not rotated itt. the interval, to pit upon the Woolsack white the Counsel Were at the Bar on l iday. The Annual Accounts respecting the Imports 'and Extiorts were pre s ented. at the Bar, by a Deputation front the Cem , naissioners of the Custom's. and ordered to lie,on the tattle: Lord HOLLAND presented n Petition front the nelitors in. the King's Bench lit ison, o a natliremutt tit et, he id, simi lar to that which be laid before the House on a re , :eur even ing. It was at present ills intention merely to more that-the document should lie on the table, the more espet•Ltlli :is he understood from an authority, which it may not he rvgoiarlo keler to, that it was proposed in another .plAce; if nothing re tnetli,il should be speedily dime, to intrutioce it measure gl%ins the Justices at Quarter.Scssions, n concurrent with t Conimissionerappointed ender the pre:4,iit Act. He .'li u,teethat something would soon be dune to vitae •the didicu;ties complained of; and th it a Noble and Learned Lou,o nut then in his place, Would also turn his serious atten -.thin to The subject.' The Petition was ordered. to lie on the, table, and shortl3l after then Lurdpips adjourned till to-murrove. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A new Writ was ordered fur the 13ornitgli of Vuekermouth t in the room of Lord . L-Arrnxii, Wilo 113t4 atTelaed Of the uthes o f one o f the Lordi Coonnisioners of thel're,omq. On the Motion of Mr. Frrrocant.u, a Committee was Or dered fur tip , tnorrua., to consider the Acts relating to Sogur Drawbaelii in Ireland. NON-RESIDENT CLERGY. ' • Mr. BRAG.GE BATH . UUST yose pursuant to 'notice, to call theattention 'of the House to a sub ject which called loudly for some r eme dy to which lie hoped one Nvould, be applied. About ten years ago an Act had been pa.ised,.for tic pur pose of preveniing the ineonvellicimci Miien arose troni the non-rcside:.ce of the Clergy and whiLlt was calculated to prevent noti4esidenee in a ;lum ber -of cases.. By adverting to this Bill, it wonicl be round to be divided into .twa tl:stinet. branches :—the Ist was for the parpo'se of seem'- : ing the yesidence of the • Ckrgymen, allowing however certain exeinption4', dependant .on rent circumstances, wilich were enumernicti in it variety of subdivisions. lu those clues in Which exemptions were ndniitted, it NVaS enaCted, License for the 'purpose should .be obtained front .thettishop of the Olocde i butt foe the iteglect of residence without such license, certain peo,l ties were imposed. The other brim eh ofthe'llill enacted, that regular returns should be made' init. by the different Bishops, contatiriiiu a statement of the number of persons who 'availed themseives of the privilege of non-rusidence, and spetifying the grounds of exemptions. It was also provided, that those who were non-residents shoe ht send a lint tri cation to the Bishop of their Diocese : and those who neglected to do so, were subjected to the penalties of non-residence. It, was now his duty' to state, that these two clauses in the Act alluded to, had heen made the vomit! of what be could call nothing less than as persecution, as fictions had been com menced against a number of persons for the reco'- very of the penalties of Innl-reSidel6e, merely be cause, owing to certain circumstances, notification had not been sent to their Bkhops. lie' Was sorry to be Obliged to say, that ell these actions had been raised at the instance of one individual; and it' the design of that person succeeded, the aniount of the penalties for these omissions would not h less than SU,OOO/. The ciremnstances which in duced the individual whom he had alluded to, to commence these actions, were as follow person had been Registrar of the Diocese of Lou don, and aftejavards of thatof Ely, and while in that office, had obtained the means not, only of becoming informer ugaiisst all those who had • Omitted to send notifications, but Also of prevent'- ilia the prosecutiiin of those who might have ac- wally transgressed the provisions of the Act, be:. cause this individual must have hecwuue acquainted with the ordinary dec e it of all the cases. -There Were maey eases in which Clergy neit having called on this individual, for the purpose of 9(16 • lying, and tint finding hint at home, had thus tieen included amongst those guilty of omission.. Att soon as this individeal teas relnoVej I'l'ooll ' ll3 situation, he turned round, at ,d, prov id e d w i t h such a mass of knowledge, seemed to say,— " As ' I am now done with .the Bishops, I shalt' begin with the Clergy."—lle, (Mr. B.) .had been given to understand that great doubts had beet' tertained, whether; under the ,coustructiim of this , Act, it teas possible that these actions could he in stituted. Persons who held more than one L i lag,' nod who had resided the proper time on oh, of those livings, were supposed not to .he liable to the es Theme ,a f i , s f o i s i o ot n i :e re c s c y e m p i e 'e : s o t t i l t a l i; y rs ( use painted with their Bishop, who had ii unease from him, exemptiog them from the necessity of residence on one of •their livings, the sitic“loil of which might be unhealthy : it; short, all the case's in which it might be thought proper to ‘allaw ex emptions. These have eithied a homhtr of otitis. siOnC The case was one of considerable difficulty. lie did not mew) to prevent the proper and health ful exercise of the Act, liar to propase any thing which might protect those who hrid,really and de • servedly incurred the penalties, however severe but he Malted the House to bear in nom( that the had,coutinuesi ten yeur4i, and that during that