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Prince of W LLs and Dpke of YottK. , THIS EVENING the POLANDRIC LADDER, ecc ut, HORSEMANSHIP, b) Eigiii Equ‘strialis, with the Clown. id, AIONT VIDEO, with its appropriate Scenery. 4tli, The YOUNG pit USSI A N's surprising Activity. sth, The popular Grmi Spetiaele, called The 13 It E COSSACK ; in which several Horses, expressly trained, perform in a most extraordinary man: er. 6th, The CANARY BIRD SYMPHONY. 7th, EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by the famous /light:alder. . . To conclude with HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH. .. Doors to he npencd at Half past Five, to beglii at Half past Six.--Second Price at Halt past Eight, Boxes 4s. Second Price U.-Pit 2S. Second Price is. -- Gallery is. Second Price td. ' Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-Office, from " l'en till Three, " - 1• The Scenery and Machinery appertaining to the N E W ENTERTA INM LNTS being Completely finished, they will assuredly be brought forward on Monday the 13th lust. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TFtE, EXHIBITION for the SALE or ihe WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS will Close on Saturday Next. —Admittance ts.—Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALENTINE GRLLN, Keeper. N. IL The Rooms ‘`ill afterw.irds be opened with a few seled Pictures of Old Masters, fir tne Study of the youin,er Artiste; who will be admissible with Tickets. . . rir`HE CREDITORS who have proved their Debts under a Coinmission of Bankrupt issued against W 11, • LIAM F of Cambridge, ill' the County ..1 Cam bridge, Woollen-draper, Dealer aid ChaPman, a Bankrupt, are iequested to meet the Assignees f the said Bankrupt's Estate E aids, at the G Cotke-House, Holborn, London, m tne 14th Pay of 1%4 instant, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, an Special Atnirs. MEADOWCROFT and STANLEY, Sulicitors under the Commission. PRIVATE TurrioN AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, *lin EthicAte's his own Son, wisnes to cogage t tht.• TUITION 41 YOUNG G F.NT ; LE MAN, Irvin tlie . .ge or Ten to Fourteen 'Years. Hi: will ere treated as one of the tanii,ly, and every attention will be paid to his heAth I ant. morals. The Situa tion and. within Unit) Miles of the Metropolis. For timber particul , rs enquire (by Letter post. paid) of Jar.. Status, Printer, - Clicinwold. MON-LIM OF SIR 1004IJA REYNOLDS. T 'haOng been resolved by the Friends • and Ad .l, 'niters nt the Lite Sir JOS! 11.1 t It i.. NO L OS, to efeet a moNulvivNi• to ,the Memory. of that distinguished eharaaer (whiCh is to be executed by qtr. Flaxinani•after a .lately•etthibited in Sioniersi!t-nl.ice); and' the •Dean and Chapter of StAl'atills . having, at the request of the Ito} , al 'Acadetny, allotted an eminent situation in that Cathedral for thiSpuriii - as, it has been thought liror to kive this public notice, that a Book is opened it Messrs. Couttsls, in the Strand . , in which the . Names of those..Nobleintit and (en . Catlett who have alrcady contributed to the ate entered, and where those who wish to pay a tribute to the Memory of that great Artist (Hay :o.llls,:ribe. C;RANI) PRIZES. One . - of ,C3o,not) 'lwo - of - - 7.1,000. :rwo - - - - • - - to,cn9 ke. P.-rnE SMALLEST LOTTERY with tireater, A PRIZES and fewer BLANKS th,an were ever known, begins Drawing on TUESDAY N EXT, the 14th ,l'filS MON Tli (d uly). Only "Twenty Ttiotiiand Tickets. SCUIEME. ri:Z.O of £3, - ;,: - ;;;.) - ; -- - - £3OOOO a, - r C. 0 2 . 10,%,c1 . 2 a . ge, SODA 5 -•-- • tOOO Sou too So - Is 40,0a0 2J.000 10,,0u 7' 6 1 : 0 4 100 3715 P./ to - 33, . , 2,jOG TiCket3 4:200,c00 Yirst-tirawn Ticket Fourth Day, being theonl v Fixed Capital, I'illiZTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Regular Drawing of 2000 Tickets each Day. *, . .TICKETS and SIIA RES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot. tiriy Oillces, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. Ilalf - - Quarter. - - TRICE. - - -t9 770 i:to 3 o I:E,ight - - ~ C2t.t3 5 3 oiSmmulth 1 6,6 Swi•and Co. at their Staie Lottery' Offices, n No. rt,•.Poultry lestablished in the Yr;ar a nt i N o. 32, Charing-cross, .are selling the TI CKETS and iA RES 'of the STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing on the 1 4th 011 my - • • • This Lottery consists of only ao,ooo Tickets, andontains the aboycsich List of Capital !'riles, besides a larger proper. lion of smail Prizes than any other Lottery for several Years Pat, reducing the risk to less than Thrreßlanks to a Prize. lie l'irst.drawn' Ticket on the Fourth' Day will receive 3 0 .cool.,being the only fixed Capital. •.. , NEXT TUESDAY, PLY 14, - • The STATE Lora RY commences Drawing. • • ICHARDSON GOODLUCK and Co. Stock- Brokers,. Corner of sank Buildin4s, Cornhill, and ficing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, are sell. bngTickets'attd Shares. The . Scheme contains a larger Capital Prize than any former ;Lottery with so small a number of Tickets (20,c00 only), viz. . t Prize of 30,0001. 2 Prizes of - Zio,Ooo ' Prizes of - C los° 1 3 3 - .- - • lo,ocm . b' - -- - -.- 500 2, - - -•- 5000 SO .., • ../ ' • • 100 • '&C. &c. &C. To be Ten Days Drawing, 2000 Tickets each Day. Richardson; Goodluck, and Co's. are theonly (0 tfices that MT sold two Prides of 30,0001. in Shares , Nos , r 2,807 and 26,883. They sod 'No. gm, the last . drawn Prize of iscoool. ; also, go. 16,237, a prize of soord. ; and NO. 7 9 74 4 Prize of tool ill the list Lottery, ill Slims. TO.BE SOLD, AN Upright Grand PIANO FORTE, cost One Nun red Guineas not above a month since;' it 'is the finest toned Instrument ever made, and has additional Keys in the Bass as well as the Treble; the Prince of Wales has one of the very same sort standing in Carlton House, which is esteemed a very fine Instrument. To be seen at Mr. Watlen's, No. s, Leicester-place,.. Lei eeiter-square, who will answer letters, post.paid, as to any other particulars. To save trouble, the very lowest price iS Seventy-five Guineas. WEDNESD4 I', JULY 8, This Day 'vas published, In Three VrAutrv...s, (Mayo. price 4s. boards, MHE HISTORY of EGYPT, from the Earliest . • •tccounts of that Country White Expulsion of thz French from Alexandria in the year ISO! . • By !AMES WILSON, D.D. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,-London ; and Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Work is composed in a clear, agreeable,-and lively mantier."- , -. Annual Review," Dr. Wilson is unquestionably a roan of talents ; and the rapidity of his narrative, and his flow of language, give con siderable animation to his pages.—Monthly Rev. July, ,806. • - • • • SUPERIOUR MS. SERMONS. This •Day were published. Price Sitty Shillings, done up separately, for the Pulpit, IXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIn SER- B -MO NS, adapted far every- Sunday in the Year, and for the Principal Holidays, and - Extraordinary Occasions.— Printed in a new. Script Type, cast on purpose, in exact Imitatiod of Manuscript. By a DIGNITARY ofthe CHURCH of ENGLAND. These Original Sermons are respectfully submitted to the Clergy as superiour modern compositions, better adapted to their avowed object than any previous attempts of the same kind. The Author lilts himself preached everyone of them. and he can, theretore; speak to their suitable length and editel—hecan also boast of -time sanction which they have re. ceived from very distinguished ornaments of the Church. Printed .for T. Osten, Ave Maria-lane, near St. Paul's, London ; and sold by all• Booksellers in Town and Country. N. B. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the entire Set, till they have examined a tew, may be accommo dated with a Score, indifferently selected, , fora one-pound noteovhich may, it agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher by the Mast. 'TO THE . FASHIONABLE WORLD. , This Do' was published, - In One Volume, FoalsL:ap /Ivo. - harklsoniely printed - on yel low wave plpt:f, price es. 6&t s W 1,31, THE FASHIONABLE WORLD lIEFOR MED, Ike Sro.. etc • • By PHI LOCX)SMOS. • London : Published by lillinghaip Wilson, opposite the Chapter Cone-house, St. Paul's. , This Day was published, in 121110. price as. ecl. sewed, T1 - IE . MANUAL of NOBILITY, exhibiting the Distindions of Armorial and Henildie ne:irings ; these , /:al Degrees atui Rank of Nobility ; a complete list of the Peers of the United Kingdom ; their Surnatnes.Tiiles, and Time of Creation; a Table of - Pr,,cedeney.; Account of the Great Officers of State., and of His Nil.fjesty's Household, from their and Institution of 0 Rke ; wit:i a Va riety of other useful and interesting. I ntormaticin, ezc. Cot laded from the best Authorities. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces, and Orme, Pater noster-row ; and I. White, Fleet-strect. This Day was publishe.l, price ts. PLAIN SPEECH or ADDRESS to the I.MPE -ItfAf. PARLIANI E N T of G teat . Britain, 1,:c; spew. lug . , in what !runner Nations may be prosperous and happy, rich and great, free front priVations, grievanees and..burdens, and remain in peace and friendship with ore another. By GF.O. EDWARI)S, Esq. M 1). Printed 'for .• Johnson, St. Paul's Cant - di-yard, and f. llatchar _Piccadilly. Win:re; nvy be had, The Diseuvery of tire True and Natural liea of Mankind ; price as. 6d. Also, Means adequate to she preterit Crisis ; price 35.. LEIC . E-SI7ERSIIII2 E, AComfortable FAMILY HOUSE, Furnished or Uoturi,;,acd, lit fin the reception of 4 Gentleman's Faintly, with vcry c : icutn,ious hilt,: s, goi,d Stabiles, Car. dem, Duvecote, et.. flew situated near the Fux Cuvas of the Dukebt Rlcaii , a. lit the Earl of Lois de. A. Tenant !a:tyllt.: acc, , tout2d:titett with Any quantity of rich grazing i r att(l, troll zo to tlitwartiti of too Acres. • 'Vorthet pArtik.:olars may be had MI application to Messrs. t •jorteq sod. Greetto Solteitmrs; Stiiisoury-squart, E icet-strect, Loudon. Cu'sOin-Rouse, London, I LI) , I, tBO7. FOR SALE, By Order of the lion. the Cottunis4i , iners of His Nbjesty i s Customs On Tuesday the 7th, VVodnesday the Stlt, and Thursday the gth of July, itio7, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoons of • the said Days, in the Long-Room, Custom- H uuse, Lon doo, • . 'THE, following, GOODS, which are allotted in Quatitittes, fur' the better Atxonunodatien of the several Pt;alers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become. PUl‘haser , ;, tOR EXPORTATION. East Indii Prohibited Goods, ke, FOK lIOME CONSUMPTION, .Wine, Harlin:in Oil. Sugar and other Grocery, Cordage, Skins, Filtering Stones, Sword Blades, Vultute Feathers, Glass Ware, Iron (loop's, Fire-A-Ms; Blacking, Buttons; Canvas, Tea, Cotibe,Cambriek.. Muslin, Nankeen-Cloth, Shawls Lace, Watches, Snuff Boxes,.Golu — Seals. Brace. lets, and other Ornaments, Pictures ' Boats, Timber, Ma. terials ofVesscls,- Tulip and King's Wood, - a curious An.. tique Mosaic Picture, sundry Pieces of ditto, Tobacco Ashes and • Linders, Canaty, Seed; and sundry other'SOrts of Goods, as •nieinionvi in ,the Catalogue—Clear of all .4. Duties. •.TheTobacco Ashes and Cinders to , be viewed at the •King , a Tql)acco Warehouse, • London Ducks; Boats, Timber. Mate_ Ve4sels, Tulip and King's Wood, at the • Tobace,) Ground, near G r:zeitland • Dock; and all the other Goads 'at 'tlis'Majesty'tWarchouie,, Custotn-llotise, London, On Fri. day the 3d, Saturday the 4th, ttnd Monday the 6th of July, 1507, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine us the Morning to One in ; where Catalogues will ba delivered. 11, Goods..b..iught. at this Sale .entist be paid tar on or hetore Saturday the 4Stil I ulyi, 154, between 111t3 Hours of Nineo) Clack in the .MOrning and Three in the Afternoon, or he Deposits made - thereon will'absolutely becoMe torfeited; and the C.;oods re.sold.at a future Sale. ESTATE OF. D,ROINAKILL, IN THE COUNTY 01! STIRLING. "fO.IIE SOLD or LEi"r by PRIVATE BARGAIN, MILE ViLLAGE of DRYMEN, and that Part or the .LA NOS of ttRIJMNAiiILI., lying in lute Paish,of Dr)aten, and CotnnY North of the River Endrick., cOniprehendulg ttnout 'zoo acres, wnecent 700 ,table, 3,0 good pasture, and la at muir Land. These,Latrli, In palm of situation, veil , and exposure,' en joy great ativanta A ;zs, being only 'l2 miles from flit: ;Own of )tli l7 .t roin Giasgow, .2:a from Stirling, and 'three (ruin tinond, to.all of which, as well as to the flip: t ii b L a cc r t lands, there are good turnpike. roads, and easy access to every farm.. I.iiena are eigh t annual Pairs In Drylllea, where. the 'whole pitntucLe of the Estate can be disposed :or, besides: a considerable market tOr black Cattle jilt Shatraett Muir, part .at the prop , ri y, ;which is well Iteitca-tea by cattle dealers G.' every (test 11 , 11‘m. Upon tli4 Lands there are several line sit uatiqns for Mari. sion ilinises and k'ic:thure-grouons, commanding an extensive aiid heauntid of Lociduitiond slid its Islands, with the.dcligintul harrow - 4;41g scehery. The Lands UV already enaused and subdivided to a C(3;0711:1:1 able extent. There are also ,se/cral Free Stone Quarries upon them, and ntasture of, all sorts f.:an b: easily catmdllirougn - the whale the produce either disposed of St ur bent to ready markets in the kiztibourbooct. • On I he . Estate titers ate sorne.natural Woods and old trees, 'with st , ,eral thriving Plantations. The Lands lie.coin. 'pact, with a gentle slope to a Southern exposure. They also abound with a prOtWII)11 Of Gains at all tintes of the season, not only from tease frArco on the grounds themselves, but, from their vicinity to the ame-parks, policies, and pleasure. grounds of pis G tac,- the. Duke of Montrose, at liuclialian, by wiiielt they are bounded; au that to Gentlemen acciLuented to' the sports tit thr tield.few such situations are to' be round. is a mitt o n t he property, which rangers it : free of thirlage to any otherproprietor, rhr Parish Church aid Manse were' lately put •in ;0c•Al repair, and the TeitidS - ate va lued and exhausted. Some of Farm Leaks will expire at klartinmas first ; and the wk le of theM (except some small Inclosures about the village) with the three following crops. Upon the whole, such an improvable and desirable Property is scarcely to be met with in the West of Seotland;•or now in the market. • Mr. Morrison, the ffaor, upon the Estate, will slim the Lands to intending purchasers and fur farther pal - tic:o.as .application may be made to Angus Campbell,' Esti. Glas gow, or to Vans Hathurn, \kr... Edinburgh,. the tatter of whom w L 1 shew a plan of the Lands, Rental, and Tale Dolts -; and fur the accommodation of the Yurchakr, three • fourths of price can be allowed to lie in his 'hands, on fieeurity, for such a term of y ears as may be agreed on. • If the said Estate is not sold betwixt and. Martinmas first, the, Lands wilt be Lctt, in'whole or in part; on Lease, for which I will he in the meantime received by Mr. Camp bell, Mr. Hattiorn, or Mr. Morrison ; 'and as the Farm of Hignpark, containing 63 Acres of arable ground, will be out of lease a Alattitunas first s it will In lac tor 12 ICU's. lUNOVATED HEALTH. TT has been , too frequently the subjea of just and A. general reprobation, that men destitute at !reclean:tits of the medical art have olibred themselves as candidates fur public patronage in the profession of physic. Forthc purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to ptevent us from being classed atnotie those ern pities whose imprudent pretensions have, untilrtunately for society, been ton favourably received, we' beg' leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuit., and ac. Aftet; having received a regular litettiCat educa ti as the pupils of Messrs. Grunted and illizard, whose lodures anti practice we ciirefully attended, as prOtessors and surgerins of the London Htispital ; we entered ourselves as students.in that justly celeb!ited sckteil for meatcal acqUire ment, the Ifoyal College of Edinburgh, . and were inst fueled in the ditnrent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory. and Inaetice of physic, chemistry, mit wi tery, botany, •. &e. 'Sec. bythoie einitient .protssors, Dts. Mourn, Gregory, • Black, Hamilton, Donean and Rutherford. We trust we shall not bedeemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are nut inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Vehereal Complaiids, and the various diseases of Debility, !he - particular object ot our studies and practice, it will, we .hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. in sl 'Alit and recent cases of infeetion•a perted re.establishment is completed ' the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseiwance in our plan ot treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cute.- Amidst the melancholy vat iery of disortle'es which are the elteeis of 'a habit long and most unhappily pursued by toe youth olboth sexes, there' are none more alarming 01%1110M distressing titan those deficiencies and debilities which ire. quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To such pe t spits it must be a consolation toknow that they may now, by a new and infallible'mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest ot all 1111ourn blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. Ohs constitution. in all cases at debility, from whatever causearising, arr well as in every species or venereal. infection, we may necoasulted tt' patients of either set. with the great. eat secrecy and treniour. flours of eonsu I ninon lit 'home train t e n to tine,:, and taunt 6in the evening till to aPtiight. • P at i ents in_ the country ate requested to state the panieue. hors Ot their Case, age, an: geriefid habit of living, Igc,,ecc. in. Cl oe i l ig a remittance tar advice and medicines, when the same w ill b e g iten, or seat to any :part - ott he 'kingdom. TO ensure that s e c recy so essential to our undertaking,. the postage ut letters may be ad4ed to the account for medicioes. • Cl/R.RI E and Co. Sorgeons. . . • • No. le", Hatton-garden. trr Me,4srs.. Cottle and' Co, 'hive k.:ertifieittes frrnn the above . reipedable Ptofesoofs of Loodt, , !l anO.lichnhurgh, ot Cie :tad hum:wily, with whico• they per.. foroi.,l the .:toties dctring•the time they at. tewicd theitt e etures and Pta!ticz. ' • TABEs , DORSALIS; or, the'. Constunptioll in cnient to Young Persons or .S . :oaciotis Dispiasitions, so little treated of by the aticieut P nit:Anion; s of Mediciiiir , as .well as through the delicacy of modern i'nysiciaii.. 4 that an adaquate idea of it cannot be culizAzq frxr, neir writings. It is necessary. then to say; that the ti, at Of Yhc Tabe.s por4iis (r‘sity discerned, by inveioni.iry riorturtial emissions; :pains in the bask, 40 welt as • into m tiw he ; fortnicatioil of the spine ; aching pains ; and wi:a!(11,...;6 of sight ; delta of memory, -by •an ektrein.: neje:Aton of the 10 ,- n rat ijeolties ; and.contingent to the,. ; meagre visage; emaciateit'body ; irregular :istinuati.; JL'li A nions ;• winch, preceding a syndrome of nectical eoiltplaiiits, ultimately close the taral catintroprte. Tito oth:so of the CORDIAL BALM ot GI Lt AI) is .tlaily detnenstratcd, in eradicating the Want :10 most dangerous symptoins,of Ner. you's Disorders; and nailing has tetniAl ill1:L:11 to establish the fame of this Medicine, .as its certain succesl . in those complaints, which strike their roots so deep in the Constitu tion, and are so laud to the happiness of ivfankincl. ' The Cordial BalM of Gilead is earnestly recommended to all Personslabouring,untler those:cruel maladies, whiolt break .out in ai variety of symptoms, and tor, which this. salubrious CordiaLis a sate awl certain remedy, comforting the stginach and bowelS, bracing the sohds, and giving tone to the whole `nervous system. • As•Dr: Solomon's praCtice Is new become se great and ex. tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion othis time aucratenttance, be expeas, when 'con sulted.l.the usual compliment of a Guinea; hut all written cases t .orietters of advice, and unaccompanied withan order for medicine and rcinittance, 'to be answered at his leisure, arc required to inclose only. ttalf.a.:Guinci. 'Such ,letters should, for safety, bi thus directed —•• 6 Money-letter, Dr, Solomon, Gilded-House, near Liverpool ; pant datible.post age.” Letters may be urileted- to be 'addressed. for X; Z. or A. B. at the Post.otlice. till called for. •A. Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. , the Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Buff. a-Goinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at los. 6d. by which the patient saves s. including also the duty ; the Stamp of .which bears the rroprnaui's Name MO AddreaS, 4 ' Samuel Solomon, Liver. pool:" to imitate wii.ch is N. B. It is necessary\tnobserve, that the Postage of all Letters whatever must be paid. The Cordial Latin of Glit,44.t, Anti-litipetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and Guide to I lealth,'' are Sold . by :Mrs. Mathews, No. IS. Strand, .London; Mr: Smith, Perfumer, No. 38. and M. Itaeburn. North liridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge ;. Mr. Davidson and Husband,,Elder . and CO, Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W,.Cameron, Greenock ; G. lirowning, Paisley ; Cr.. 1.4, for i oc i iimarrw„k ; W . . Youn4„ ;A. Forsyth, P Whitesule, Ayr; . C raw , t ;Li r van ;I . Carson, .New. Dduglas ; - T . i Ilan, Kirkcudbright; T. M stay; J. Myth, Leven;- I. Dempster. Cupat; Allan, Dun. dee; P. Craigie,, Montrose ;I. litelic.ll,.and Anderson, Aberdeen I. Dr. White, Banff; . Inverness; T. M•Kenzie. Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer; Whitson ant Bisset, Perth; kV:Anderson, Sterling;. Coke and keid, th Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar , broath; Dickson, Itiglie, Duintries ; fhorsOn, riervvicl: ; Weddef, Altiwick ; i'atersnn, ArourSinot, and l'amieSon, Pe. terhead ;. A . M•Donald, Trongatc, Glasgevv I. and , by most Booksellers anti Vendors of patent teulicines in,tha United Kingdom. [PRi CE SI XPE IMPERIAL PA III.:Id:WENT - HOUSE OF PIERS. TUESDAY, JULY 7. The Royal Assent was given by Commiss; to the hish Custom,' Bill. The conitnitsioner were the Lon D C;iit.'NiCELLoR, the Puke of MONTUOSi, and LordNVALSINtiIi.V4. In 1111 Appeal froni the Cmrt of ely.l . neery`...‘ May V. What-ti)," Mt. Fonbllnigne was 11,2;1rd lor di Appellant.—FurWer consid:Tation oii Thursd ty, Several Private Bills were forwnrd,:d in th r rn speCtive. 'stages, after .Nhich the flonse acljuv.rne%l till to-murrow (this day) , • HOLM OF . 0 MO 2175; TUt.SDAY, JULY 7. A,11",,-;.;age &orb. the I..ords required the attend anbe of the House at their 10)rdshiyi' where .RoyEd . Assent was given by coalinission to the `Custotrii' Aet. Mr. Mai.Ltsji gave notice, that to-trorrow ha would inove, that a COmmittee by appowted to‘euti eider of the Laws relating .to Oak 13 Sir W. CURTLS presented 41 Cr6rn the 'ln habitants of Roseau, in Da r minieti, Who SU' ;' , !A bii-the Fire in the late invaSion 01 that t!,o French.. The Petition was referred to a Scied Coai mittee. Ale. Graham, luspeetor of COtivi64, presenttL! the usual Report of the state: of the fiulks. • • - ELECTION PETITIONS. , • A Petition was presented from 'William Praed i Esq. coardbining - of an undue .141e4ion for the.BO. .rough of BAnbury, by the return of Du,lley Nprt,b, _Esq. , Ordered.. co be, taken, into eoniideratiOn Wednesday the 22d inst.. Another to the same Eleaion, presented by Sir Johu struther,,was ordered to be taken into conaideration on the 4amp.day. A Petition from Edward May, Esq : coniplaining of an undue Eledion, by the return of Sir Jam Craig, for the Borough of Carricklergus,was ordere l / 4 1 to be taken into donsiderition on Thursday the 2ad instant. SA urAsli. Nalco was given, that to ..morrow a Motion, would Le made fur duferring the consideration oft he Sal taih. EleCtion Petition, with a view to an arrangement for the trial of the main of „what de scription of persons had the right of voting in that Borough. Mr. GALL‘Vt.Y The,SPEAKER called the attention of the House to a letter, which lie had received froth Mr. GA Nap Mills, a Me r frther of that House. The Speaker read 04 letter from the Chair, as follows : " Temple-place, - 131ackfriars'-rpad, !lay 6: . " Sta—l hilVe to intern you, and thrulgh you:0 submit to the HOuse,' that I was in arc-it wi he Marshal of the Bewt.h,. upon 'nestle oci.., previous to my being returned to the pre:..:ll Earlia rnetit for the Borough of Midshal, and that I sti.l cue . - 'thine sander the smile restrakft. Under these 'cti curnstances, Ibe to submit my - ease to the Hart:ie, that irrnly me'that recces;, an.! adopt the pro ceedings •which the •eceaiion 14'tli seem to .t to re quire. I have the honour to bt, &c." On the Motion of the: CHAtievl.l.4a. of the cum:4.ml, the proceedings upon Mr. U Sttue's c,i s e (December .t 795) were read. Mr. Stute 11.41 tx,e'rk arrested in the same manlier . ; he hacitimde tion to the 'Magist'rafe or the - place, and sttbsecitu.'•htly 'to the Duke of Portland 'his Grace had it). case before' ' Attortiq'.oo'SOlicitor-Gener.il; had given (or'answer, that the 'House of Co,o, r i t y : is was t he-sole JUdge of its•owti Privileges. , Mr. Stud had upon this wyitlL-11 to Mr. Long, and receivi4g nb . ",ans., , c:•er . frem that Gentleman, stated the eire,ltn- Stances in a letter to the spealze,r, which ‘v:.t's read froth 'the Journals, and the cast was referred to the Committee . of Privileaes. • The,CHANA3MI,OIt of, the gi.CHEQUER supposed the Houie would, of course follow this preeed t i n t now,. . He. thought it „right at the same time to move, that the Petitions presented yesterday, )ay.per sons stating Mr.. Mills to be -.indebted . t o - t h ena , should be referred. to the said Committee. An of was.accordingly made- to ,thateEfeel i and the Com mittee ordered.to sit to-rporrow, at twelve o'clock, to proceed forthwith to.the investigation of the mat ters referred to them, and to report the same, with their opintons-thereupon, to the 4ouse.. MISCARRI/WE OF BANK NOTES SENT BY TILE I'OST IN IRECKN-15, Mr. PARNELL rose. pursuant ,to the notice ho had given, in consequence, of a. general and well founded complaint made throughout Ireland, of the embezzlement of Bank Notes in the General Post Office, in, Ireland.. If a Copy of. the Memorial pre sented by.thellaukers of the-City of Dublin to, •the Post-masters - General for Ireland should bf . . hiid r a fore the Houses he hoped it would be, it would appear that: the amount of the Half Notes. of tip Bank,of Ireland, put iiito letters and not delivered, wasmotless than 250,0u01. Pile atuoutit of the Notes.of Private Linke; 0, Petit in the same in.aiiwt, could., not be exaolly ascertLiined,, but there, wai rea - son to think it not less considerable. It. was the value..tnay be recovered on,the remaining of the Notes, but that could not b e , done witho uc much delay and inconvenience, .and the CU% meats in the divatch.of busin , tss, in c9riseqtietico of the violation-of the security of the couve ) a . r.ce by Post in a country: nowso inot:h engaged in commerce. .as Ireland, was an incalculable mischief, fht eid not mean to imptite blame to those at the head of ti,;4e . Post-Office . ;..he hoped- a remedy would be speedily applied, otherwise he would find it his duty to moNe for a Committee to inquire .into the matter. He moved that there be laid before the House a Copy a"