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ti t° ter. ~,,N.„,„c •‘• .-, I -- I E .c.„,.,,,,,„.:,. 4h:%•.t,. _. . . _. _. 0:.."--T-7,- 7.41,4:,- '4,...‘44,,:k_,;t:.. • ‘4 , 1 v s , ... . ...,„ . , .„ ...,, ,_„.„,..„.„..,,,c,,,,,.,..,.... AttlAt‘4' • ... ...• •• 1. - 0 IVUMBER 4433.] IVE DNES.D A ,1 7 ,. JANUARY 28, )807:, r [PR:C IXPEN( .i. NEVER ACTED. CANTERI3UICY.. To the INDEPENDENT rIZEEMEN of the Cr:CV of 1 AIT-0! FICE, IMPERIAL 1 ) )IRLi - 431-ENT. • GENTLEMEN, . THE -Death of your late worthy Representative, Mr. Simmons, having' occasioned a Vacancy rot your ancient City, I presume to offer myself to represent yott, in the present Parliament. ' ... - HOUSE o,l' PEERS; , • TUESDAY, JAN: !. - The Marquis at Wat er f or d, t h e Fad ,411 Y . and Lord ViscOunt Sydnes ,. , took the o,ith.. and their Seats, • , . In the appeal “Lewes against Motan nit' Others," the Attorney General was, beard- fur RespondentS.—Further hearing tO-morrovir. Adjourhed till to-morrow (this day). • I be so fortunate as to succeed, you may be assured it will ever be my greatest study to promote every measure tending to the good of our Country, and the particular bite. rest of the City of Canterbury. • I remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, SAMUEL ELIAS SAWBRIDGE. Olantigh, Jan. 27, tBc7. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 28, 1807, will b e .p, t rfiv med a new Comedy, in Five Acts, called • THE ASSIGNATION.. With New Scenes, I)resse i s t . cfsec, . . The Charaders, by . •. r!. WROUGHTON, Mr.. ELLISTON, Air. BANNISTER, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr.- WEWITLER, Mr. PENLE Y. Miss POPE; Miss DUNCAN, Mrs. H. SI DDONS; Miss. RAY, Mrs. ti..IItLOIVE. Miss IVI - ELLCINr,' Mrs. SLOTT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. liAg"l'L E Y. The _Epilogue by Miss . DU NCA N. WlTtt THE LYING VALET. Gayless. "Mr. CARLE'S ; • , Slurp, Mr. MATHEWS; • • Melissa, Miss BOYCE ' • (Kitty Pry, Miss MELLON . , Boxes 6s. Second Price ;L.—Pit 38. 6d. 'Second Price 2s. * - Callery zs. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Se .01)(1 Price 6d.—No Money to be returned: . Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, - in Little R ussel-street. t :The D o o rs to be opened at Half-p a st Fi v e, and b eg i n it ' l4 1 -past Six. To-rnorrovv, the 36th Night of Mei. THEATRE ROYAL, C,OVENT-GARDEN. TO -NOR ROW EVENING, January 29, 1807, will be v:rp,rlvic•cl SPEED THE PLOUGH. WITH AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG,. The Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are eistirelyilew, • .. The Overture and Music comp : J A I by Mr, Ware. ne Pantomime produced under the Direction of Mr. Farley,' ~„ .. • The Dances by Mr. Bologna.. jun. The Scenery by ;MeSsrs. %V nil.lThite, • Greaves, •Hodgings, and their aK;sisianrs. Principal Characters,. Mother Goose, Mr. - • LOONA, jun. ; •. • Avaro,; afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. W.) LOGNA. • afterwards Zany, Mr: MALUI • Oddtish, Mr. MENAGL • Cabin.l3ov ( with a Song), Aaster S M ' A ',LEY; Golniribine, Miss SEAI&LE. • Ilexes 6s. Second Price 35. —Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 25. P s aiiery 2.5. Second Price is. —U pp e r Gallery is . S econ d' . Price 6d. —No Mutiny to be'returned. Places for 'the l llcixes to be taken• at the BOx-Office, in Hart. Eireet. . K The Doors to be opened at lialf-palt. Flye, And begin at nilf-past Six. On Saturday, The Tempest; or, The Enchantdd Island ; With the new Pantomime. The OratoriOs will commence as usual On. Friday the 13th February. 7 STA T E LOTTERY. i ii ,THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KN O WN . i l 7l E First-drawn Ticket,, W E DNESDAY YHO u N s A E tvill be entitled to Till RTY • STATE OF THE WHEEL. 2 Prizes of ,Cia,c*o 4of ZlOOO tof - - - 7of . ' Soo • 2. of - - - 5000 PRESENT PRICE. . • • , Ticket ,c , f 10S. 114 t. 4.1° o I Eighth _ _ 42 , z 1 Th e o, Zua c ri a te p r ital - Prile: ° airea ° dy I.)ra e wn, in th::. present Lot. tery, are, 24,490 .• - ,C2O ozol NJ. 23,81, 0, , 000 21 3 2 95 10,000 I 84..) - - - s' oo And all sold hi Shares. STATE Lo-ruicy. NT • . WEDNESDAY NEXT the First-brawn p TicUNDSket will he entitled to THI RTY THOUSAND TICK ETS ,and..SHA RES, warranted' un :Pin, are now on Sale at Messrs. HAZARD, SWINE, Co's w Office, Fxchanae, where No. 24,49 First. sz i r r a n in the present Lottery, 20,02 A. ; No: 23,Sts, a‘vn. on Monday last, 3d day, to,oool. ;. and .No. 846. a First pt►2e of 50001 • on Thursday, the 22d inst. were all sold in Shale s . • • P I -I HE - Friends of POPE's OFFICE, are respeet- - h 4 -. fully ipformeil the next Day's Drawing will be on EbN SDAY, Feb. 4. • . dt T ICKETS an d SHAR ES a r e now se lli ng in great variety. r () PE's fOrtunate o,flice, No. t 2- Castle-alley. Royal : , E xchange; where all commands will be, duly attended to Tith the greatest dispatch and fidelity. ~.The Wheel contains fay() Prize* of moool. one 20,0001,, ‘viro soool. tour moot. and seven sool. &c. &c. , . , . _ • . . HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First :lk drawn Ticket on WEDNESDAY next, .the 4th,of 'ziRIJARY. THE - VERY RICH STATE OF THE , WHEE I, 2 prizes of - £30, - coo I 2 Prizs of • - ‘cane 2.0.000 I 4 . 140,3 , ` &C. &C. _ • resent Nes the psent the most 'favourable time f o r a d ven t ur i ng ki the Lorr'EßY. TIICKETS an d SHARES, warranted h n 9 - rawn, continue on Sale at the Offices, Corner 'Of Wilk 'l COrnhill,.and Lacing she Gate of tilt Knig's Mews, 4ri ng-cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. NEXT WEDNESDAY, The Fiist-clrjwil Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. _- TICKETS and SHARES are selling,Avarranted Undrawn, at iN t , _4 L,':ere Twenty Capital Prizes were shared and . sold in the ---"L Year, The ioilowing is the STATE OF THE ;WHEEL. ' 2 . Prizes of - - ,C30,r00 20,000 2 . . 5,c00 4 - - - . - 1,00c5 • &c. &c. irr MI Business. in the public Funds transacted with Ik telity and dispatch by T. BISH MONEY kEADY TO ADVANCE. A.LI PERSONS in possession of Incomes, arising from. Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold v i i - ,, ates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent t ill r, r ges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' _jointures, ' t ies, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any. other atr natil income for Life, may be supplied with tewaporary or ",!rirbanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by pa.ying•An- Intel est for the same. and s ' m ay Nobility and Gentry of known •Property, or their, be accommodated on their personal' security ; dual any instance where the single security of an maY be deernefl insufficient, the addition of another ' Ol l to guarantee the payMent of the Interest will. re ii;ve the objedion ; and, wall cases, privilege will be c . ll tO tilC Pliblic to return the Principal at their own Ption. Pe ts° oeloc nal applicati ons w i ll ' be received evl:ry day till Four e and Letters from Correspondents in Town or dressing y `post Paid) will b e i mmediately answered, b y a - 4 te Ditellor of the Knightsbridge "Bank, at hii; w n kicluse, No. 8, Lowet john-strett, Goldeil-squat• TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AS the -lamented Death of your late respeaable Ex-Diredor, SieSTEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. by occasioning a Vacancy in the Diredion, at the Annual Eledion in . April next, will alFord you an opportunity of se letting a Person to succeed him therein, I beg leave, thus early, to announce- my intention of becoming a Candidate on the occasion, and to renew my solicitation for the honbur of your Votes and Interest to place .me in that distinguished situation. Should I become the object of your choice, I shall endea vour to merit the honour conferred on me, by the most zea iotis and assiduotis attention to ,promote the Intere'st of the Compahy thereby committed to my charge; being, with the greatest Respeet,. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, CAMPBELL MARIORIBANKS. TO PURSERS. WANTED, by a Purser of a Frigate 'building v Cp.:guns), an Exchange into a Shiv in Commission. l'ieZerence will be liven to a Foreign Station. Ad,treb“post.paid) Y. Z. 15, Craven-buildings, Drury lane), Loudon. LADIES. THE Delicate and Restrained Deportment which custom exacts 'from Females, subjects them to great disadvantages. A Lady- ot extensive connexions offers .to ohviate these impediments; she is enabled to Marty ihtiie she deems .worthy her assistance to soluble Persons, and pledges herself - to the most inviolate confidence and secrecy. It is requested that none but Persons of unquestionable charatter will apply or address (post-paid) to Mrs. Morris, at the Bow Window, next door to Margaret Chapel, Mar garet-street,' Cavendish-kittate. • TRAFALGAR• ESTATE, MANSION, &c. &c. r rFIE TRUSTEES-appointed by et of Parlia .l r . pcnt for pun:basing an ESTATE rob: annexed to the Title ;of EARL NELSON, are desirous of treating for a suitable l reel - told Vroperty of the value of about too,oool. to consist of a Mansion, Palk, and adjacent Lands. • Particulars and Pr ,p,sals may be sent to Alexander Davi son, Psq, St. latnes's-s4uare, London, one of the Trustees. • 111DALL-MALL.--SpaciousPREMISES.—To be LEFT, together or separately, or the LF ASES to be Sold, of twti desirahle Houses, adtruraby calculated fur any Public:Office, canker, or Hotel, •or 'any extensive concern ; the/ art:Meld under the Crown, on Lease, of which 29 years are unexpired, and renewable .for ever. • These valuable Pre -rniscs are situate in the : best .part of Pall-Mall, nearly oppoaite Carlton-House. The Houses maybe easily' ill one; are in frontage nearly 4o feet and in depth 6a.Other Accolimio &firms will be gramted to a respedable Tenant or Purchaser that may require more extensive Premises. For cirds or Address ' and further Particulars, apply to Mr. Holmes, al, Pall-Mall, who will chew the Premises ; or to Mr. Burnell, Surveyor,46, Chancery-lane. Immediate pos session may be hid. NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC. by L. VON ESCII. .I\4 A . secsi ' t i t d 7 d C i e I , s l, I a E :' . l , t r E F ETeRPONttDO, par , c L. o m. Von3o - Esch - Aria et Rondo, cvnpo.ees et dediees a Lady Sarah Spencer, par L. Von Esch - - - 3 0 }Tinted by Broderip a n d Wilki nspn, No. r 3, Haymarket. • Where may be had, all the above Author's Works. • Ilty: was 'published. Price is. 6d. the . Bth EditiOn of THE MAXIMS OF HEALTH ; car an Essay 041 Indigestion. Containing Advice to Persons afflicted with Complaints of Ole ,Stomach and Bowels ; also to those trotibled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gnuty Disorders, Ha bitual Costiveness and ilead.ach • with Observations on Regimen and Diet; including'a treatise on Sea and Cold Batliing,, and Remarks on the Shower Bath; likewise ex plaining why the Sea and Country Air is wore salubrious than that of 'Cities and large Towns, By R S UIRRELi.,M. D. Shho-square. Sold by I'lighley, Na. 24, Fleet-street;. and Hatchard, No. too, Piccadilly. JIINIUS's LETTERS. This Day was published; In Two elegant Volumes small -Bvo erp fished with beau . drill Porir:Ots, hv. Caroline Watson. price tzs. in boards, pi.COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION of the' Celehrate:d LETTERS of !UN! US. containing much. additional NI atter and Much Information not to be, found in amy other. Edition. Among the Additions are (I) the various Letters to which 'twins replied ; (z) copious illustrative Notes; historical and biographical ; and (3) art Inquiry relative to the Author of H these Papers, in which the pretensions of various supposed W tilers are critically exanyned, and . the name of the real Au ' thor aSCertainf.CL T - 1) ., JOHN ALMON, Author of the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and John Wilkes, of Anecdotes, Historial and Biographicid, &c NO person can - dpuht the superior pretansions of Mr. Al mon to give to the world an iilostrated and classical Edition of the fanious - Letters of Junius, a task for which he has al_ . ways been acknowledged to be better qualified than any other Contemporary of that distinguished Writer. Tiijs Edition claiMs, therefore, the decided preference of the Public, as the last Work of the vetero Editor, who was intimately conned ed. with the most ennen't political Charaders of the period in which Junius wrote, and also as, being the . completest, the cheapeo, and the rnwiteiegant Edition extant, • Printed' for R. Phillips, Bridge -street, Blackfriars ; and to be had of all Booksellers And Dealers in Books. - TO THE LADIES. D AGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for .L. 3 removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIR S from the FACE, N ECK, ARMS; &c. and for improving the COMPLEC TION The above has been sufficiently celebrated through out the Eastern Nations, from whence it was tirst brought to this Country by . Lady M- M---tte, and liS since that time sustained a charaaer in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the Public which unites mildness of operation, not to irritate even the-delicate skin of an Infant, with ble and permanent efficy.. The constant spurious at 'tempts to imitate this Depilatory have induced the Proprietor to appoint Messrs. Piendrie and Son, Whole sale Perfumers, Titchborne-street ; Mr. Butler,, No. 5, Cheapside4 Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Mr. I.3erry,Wholesale Pertumer,Greek-street, Soho; Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard; Mr. - BaCno 0 xti,rd-street ; and Messrs. Newberry and Son, St. Paul's' 'Church-yard, his sole 'Wholesale Age n ts i n London, who ',will make the. usual Allowance to the Trade. N. B. In Turkey and ligypt it is employed by the Men to giVe- uniformity anti shape to their Aiit4licluos, priess 35, 11d. the Bottle, . , Yan. 21, 1701. , . . 'HE 'PIIiNCIP,II, OFIICERS and COM missit,' i \,./ER.s• .../ ariTs - Olaje,ty'i ' Naty a?, hereby give Notice, that on 77.,;,-.ld.g. :he' sth ,f next .1.1i,t, at o,e ?Clock, they wi /1 be wady to beat .1.„-ith stich I'er4o-.., as may he will ing to anis aer Pr* Supthipg Ills Majerg's Yard, at Ports nst.utb, with such Quantities of ELM -TIMBER, . 1 ,. fs,l 6 ll ow i mx descriptions, se N. !) . ficft tiOtt to time he wanted, The Quaw4,inserted against each (ercription being that which ^a..ili probablyihe wanttdpr Three: Months consumption, viz. hicbes. Lords. Elm Tim. . . from 6 to to Square 25; -1y r for so i 6 9X Length not. less , ' - tliewood -16 18 co than twice tl'i • • Mills. 18 24 96 Square. -- 24 3o 1111 Feet. Leg:. from 14 to i 8 in length 1 From 8. to. fli Elm Tim- 19 -26 • 20 . inches squire bcl for the 27 31 12 at the smallest . . .;Ptimp... 32. 38 4 End. A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after Twelve 'Clock on the"nay of Treaty . ; nar a'y noticed unless the Party, or an Agent f,r him, artenth. rICTUALLING-OFFICE,' Jan, 2 7, *BO7, THE COMMISSIONERSA rl 7 l - CTUALLMG His MAyEYTI"s NAPY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Loth February next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in wrieing ( sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred. Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples to be pc-educed with the Tenders, ,to be delivered in the OriAimal Packages, at the rate oflr6mr Ports' to Filly Tomsper'Week, into the IziEtualling Stores at Depijord.—Andfor Three Hundred Begs ot. KEN Tisi-1 HOPS, of the growth of the Ydat 1806, to be answerable to the ,Samples to. be produced w ith the Lenders, -and to be delivered, . . . too Bags in ,. a Fortnight, by Weekly Proportions, into the Stores at Deptford. too Ditto, in a Month, into the Store's at Portsmouth. And too Ditto, Ditto, , Ditto, ..,Plymouth; and the whole to. be paid for by Bias, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Condititnts of the Contra 2 rtay he seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard -will he had to any Tender in -which the Price shall nit be inset Eel in -words at length, or that shat! not 6e delivered to the Board ':_lore 'One ?Clock on the said I:today, the loth y Fein uary next, nor unless the Person -tarp maker- the Tender , or souze Person on his behalf, attends, to answer,' when called far. 0 OUT; Bilious, Rheumatic, and Neirous Affeo kjr tions; are erftuall} , removed by the use of. the Rev. Dr. BARCLAY's ANTI-BILIOUS PI LLS.—Thetbilow. ing is a proof of their iflicaey, from Thornasternerd, Esq. Bath. • SIR, Upper Crescent, Bath, I nly 26, tBO5. On receipt of this 1 request , yuu will send me Jix,double Boxes of your Barclay's . Anti-Bilious pills, and 'twelve Bottles of Specific. Inclosed is a draft for sol..pay.yOurself for the• Medicine, and apply the term:Au:ter' to , tbepublication. of, the I , Alowing.'ease: _ Fur the la;t:lOurteen years I have been afilid,A with the Gout, and for the last four year's this is the first Letter 1 Wave been able to write, whicn I think ought to be addressed to you, acknowleciging my petted cure by _using your Anti-:. Biliotp Pills and _Specific.. , " I ani, Sr r, y,t. - most obli7ed hurnli!e servant, • " The key. Win. Barclay, " fiIUS. hERNERD." Leicester-square, London." • • In addition to - the above is annexed the following List of Noblemen and Gentlemen, .who have received a peded cure . from the Rev. William Ilarclay's Bilious Pia. and Specific : The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, The Right Min. Viscount Sir john Ilonywo,d, Bart NI P.'tbr. noniron. Sir Stephen I.:uslungton, Bart. M.P, f o r pen/yn. Thomas Anson ' Esq.. M*.P. for Lichfield. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. tbr Southampton. Cecil - Vorrester, E sq . M.P. for Wenlock. • Nicholson Calvert,. Esq. M.P.. 'tor Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Itarmitersley, Esq Pall- Mr LI; . . C. W. Dickes, E sq . Private Secretaryto the rate Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev.•Mrs."DimOck, Librarian•to the late Archbishop.' • • Sold wholesale and repil, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butivt's- ' No. 4, Cheapsidercorner of' . Paternoster-' roty ; and retail by. Bull and Cal'well, Dublin -; Scott, Smith, and Ha Edinburgh; Macdonald, Clasgev.; Stams, Man ehester ; Liverpoolvand by most. Country Medi cine Vend,.• ni_eVcry Town. A Caution".-Observe the name of William Barclay is'en_ graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the out-side wrao per of each Box; all not so 'stamped are a dangorrus initia tion.. Price gs. 6d. and ' , its. per Box; with ample direCtions. N Professionaliiit ydeviate f M r_o e n r i l t h o e f Education and H R E e sponsih general 'System by the selection or a peculiar branch, the san'ctieN of long con tinual success is the best criterion of superiority., Thirteenyears have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three' Disorders, and the successful result of my - pian gives me additional ardor to oppose; a's far at I am able, the ravages of those Complaints watch are the most' important in the Catalogue off - Inman IniiimitieS. After initiation into every - Branch, as an Artily Surgeon,' I formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men,' or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general' PraCtitioners. The Three DisOrders,' to the . Cure of whi c h' 1 haV e de. •• voted my attention, comprise every' species • of VEN E. RE AL INFECTION, whether of recent or long du ration: All kinds •of debility, wlietn l / 4 -tr arising from the habit's' of school-boys, or ,the indulg.:fives . of' mature age: And,, lastly, teat derangement cif the system in wo. men which is called 1 1 AitkENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the'result of ignorance, or haste in the tteatlnent of a simple Gonorrhcea ; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Life arc poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded a' superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; arid, -even. where others have failed, r i trust that I may presume to offer a radical rr-eSiablishment, Few, however, are the cases of complicated dlstrest in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, trim an indulgetice in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lice, acquire that state of Debility, which is the Unavoidable colisequence of such pernicious habits. W here the uidtappy suiferer broods over his fraisery, but carefully conceals ins Misfortune, it may be some eons°. lation for him to - know, that 'although it be an objea of doubt or uncertainty with other -Praetiti• ners,- - the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova. tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. 1f the rites of lia;:ehtis of Venus have began to, rciluc - e Manly vigour, much anxiety Will be Orevens,d by an early .Counterac. lion of, This languid State ; and in these.cases, no great difficulty will occur.. • - But 'where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably •equisite to revive the slum berith; Sparks of Life, and t o re-animate the Co nst i tution. ' • MARItIE D' WOME N; who have long beeti disapp oi rit ett in their expettation, or a.• Kandy, may he-assured, that in most instances, such defezis are eurahte SyMedical s kill. The secresy which 6.• so essential to my ,undertaking, and the qUalitica nuns which 1 tive presumed to state, form' the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr.. liree may be consuited personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his nouse, No. 29, Arundel street, S t ran d. " near T emple Bar. rr' There is an additional Entrance. in Water-scree., idjoining, and the Nalllo is on both the doors. Martin three, MCilzriCr of the Royal Cul t l .rgt- of Surgeons. HOUSE OF COMMONS; TUESDAY, JAN. 27. ' THETFORD ELECTION. • The House ballotted for a Committee to tr . ;/ tho merits of the Thetford Bieaion - Petition. The Members ,on the , reduced list were these=-=' ose'*'= PascoeGrenfell, fsrl. Geor:le Hibbert, Esq, Charles O'Hara, Esq. PrialtOae Robert Ferguson, Esq. - l'olin Fane,.E, A . The Hon. Hairy Lyttleton .Arthur Srulcepeare, Sir Robert Williams, Bart. . Hr.n. Clia.lattreiwe Dundas George Anson, Esq. Lord Ileadly. Esq.• Samuel Whitbread, Esq.? Nomirlees, Robert Fellowes, Esq. s FINANCES, . Lord HENRY PETTY' rot:et - or the purpose, Of giv. ing notice, that on Thursday nest he .would move certain, Resolutions relative to the Finances. The most formal way of doing so would be in a Cotes • Mit tee of the : whole House and therefore* he begged. leave now to move,' that the House do, on hurs day .next, resolve itself into a Committee for tit/ purpose of receiving and considering these Resolu tions.—Ordered, . MR. DAVISON. • Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice, that to-morruw he'would move for certain Papers, which would tend to illustrate some transaaions in &Third Mi. litary Report relatiye to the case of Mr. Davison.. . . • rgNsioNs AND OFFICES ' Mr: SWAN ,moved, that thrc.' be laid before the Hodie--iSt. An Account.of all the Perisiotis gralt ed by the crown, from the Ist of April, 1805, to tilt; Ist of January, 1807, as far as regards Great Britain. ~ • • 2d. An Account of all new OfEces and Additions.• to Salaries, whether in the shape of .Fe...s o r other wise, granted during the sane period,. as far as re gard 4 Great Britain. • 3d. An Account of all the Pensions gracited the Crewn . durnt the same perioct as far as regard; Ireland.. . -4th. An Account of ali new o.lices and' Addi tions to Salaries, in the shape of Fees, Vic. granted during the same period, asfar as regards Ireland, All these Nl:minus were agreed co. The Report of the Supply, as far as respeaed the 1,000,0001. on Exchequer Bills for Ireland, was brought'up, the Resolutions agreed to, and a Bill ordered. OAK BARK. ' Mr. HERBERT i - noved, thit a Conatriittee' be ap poiGted to considei the 'Act of Janaesi; relatiVe to Oak "lark. PLositit seconded the Motion, becanqe* he thought it pe,.-uliUrly hard upon the Tanners that this one elanse should he repealed, While the others were stiffered to remain - . • He thought therefore that the appointment of a . aoniinittee to ekani ine the whole Aet was highly prope The ComMittee 'Was . then appointed, and ordered, td 'report their observations and opinions to the House. • All the Petitions - on this .cubjea were, on the Mo tion of Lord TEMPLE, ti!'dered to be refeKredto the Committee., . . . . , . Mr. WYNI4E brought up.an.Account of_ the ef festive strength of-the Volunteers, - which bad been before.ordered.-by the :House,---Ordered to lie on the table. . . _ ....i . ... Mr. WYNNE moved for leave to.bringin a Bill to continue the Ads of the, 37th of.. the King, of tlae British and Irish ,Parliaments, to prevent .the. seduc tion of Boldiers and Searnen.—Leave given. SCOTCH CLERGY. The LORD .ADVOCATE FOR SCOTLAND moved the Order of the Dayfor the second reading of the Scotch Clergy Bill. • • ST?: WILLIAM DUNDAS highly' approved of the Bill.' Since the publicationn-of the intention to alter the iorin.o(proceeding in the Court of Session, the Clergy bad been running a race order to ob tain augmentations before the new regulations should take place. _This occasioned disputes between the Clergy and the Landholders. The Court of Session had power to give augmentations tfli the tythes were exhausted. As there vi; ere so many applicati ons; he thought that the evil ough(to be remedied; and some repose given to the Clergy to attend to their duty for 18 or 20 years... 31r. IV/11, observed, that if this was thq true state of the;case,• it formedan argument. not only lor:this Bill to suspend the power of the Court of Session, but also for the proposed regulations, for if that Court exercised its power of grinitin'g atig mentaions and without consido,,ration, it was 4 good reason why •it should be deprived of it. And if the Clergy shewed such ithproper .greediness, certainlythey ought to 'be restrained. He Was sorry, however, to hear this charaaler ofj hem, for he had before underS;ood that the CiergY , of Scotland were a most respeEtable body of men, aginst wborn.there was less ground of reproach than almost any (Aber class whatever. Th..:House was not insa situation, however, to decide upon these posnts, and therefore this could not be any argument in favour of the Bill; at present. That, in 'addition to this, it. would be hard to stop suits already commenced, and. therrfore if there were a great many suits of this sort pending, this was rath-r an argunient for not suspending thtt powers or the Ccurt o f session. Mr. IVILLM DUNDdS, in explanation, denied his hayi. g expressed au distrust of the Court