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%• ' 7- 7 man 1 br 1611111.0 13 rtio ocvntEß 1010. j TR A hl - CRICD.VNT IrAUTIE3. A T RROOKES'S MENAGERIE, t o p of t h e PI Harns.rket, Picemltql, at.. jest arcked, aml to be seen e..ry day, three ro.....ikatite Pf.id.teli..ns of th e M ina , ' Sp e o.; ,orillflitift a two a 'finishing, SYCTALUPES, and a ra ciii . ring ALI:MESS, afl sere yuune,a.id areaur sur to, ' mg, in men , !.eatite, any thing Sewn exit bited .4 the .1 • an Species illy , are peculiarly worthy the attuution of Otos.: who delight in viewing such partsuf Ow Creation as dis play •he human ferns in its 'aliens elai.sificatiens of excel enc• ; and this Exliinitkin may he mt.) , pronounced un:Aral -1.1,..! ..—{iltuittanre One Shilil.g. Whet • may also be seen, that rare and beautiful Animal, fi eo r imported liter ttli4 eittint.y, the I lama, or PriOl3 , l Deep, &woe dzlicact of 64111, 11111.5,gt of woad, and engaging searan o, 04111.. awl hay" excited, the utmost admiration.— r.us ol One Shillnte.—Likewise, the Sea Devil, or tic tier nt the D...e. , 2t feet lung; alm, au astonishing Cro ro e; with Emcee, Kanga-nos, and many Variette., iivmg, iii a Mats state of perfection. CIL YOUNG MA' 7 7 who has had much experi weir as a CLERK, wishes t, engage himself in that Noce! , to a BARRISTER, or in an• OFFICE or WARE IIOUSE., whore 114 ahilitires may prove advantegrou, to his , 01 .4 over arri bir•o•if. / :„ t p.s. tsu s, ( I,;re'red t.a 7i . P. 59, (Neat Roriestwreet, Vora wrli te.sruodtars4 aiwouled so. taloa rospoct- As and ondiraitile geta ,,, ,ea+ cam he Risen. TN .4. 1 . - dttiser Ism t go lit. littAtiAM'S NKW HIS popular and highly-distingutched Master bavine dine Mr. Sell the honour to compose a S.itig en pri-ssle toe rite Sivotin blu.nber of hit New P"blicati , ii, en t'al, LA lIELIY ISSEMISLEE ; nr, BELL'. COURT %ND FisSi-tION.UII.r: MAS;AZINF., Mr Bell takes this tpinnttini'e in i.d.writ .he Public that this ItXC,llellt Comps. 4 ,,,,,, ( "hie, nontat.,. io its littnai-tory Part, a Lesson on the piston f wit for yonui Ladies. eau," be had at ant• price but slit!, ti.r. '•hrgasinr, an•.t that it never a' - II li' add i ,, a ,, F .I, op . A's lc Vsiiates witatessr; but eti..;:iiii,sey with this Publi ion. flue Swoon, Nom`rer of La lisle Assemble • ; or. Caort and ado nible Mnlartie, is publidied t;••• der, price Half a_ ' '' ,, l;B i i! a embolishmetits of this Ni,otber, itidepende.it es tr. Bratta.si's i .oi, swoon of a mar -I dentrab's Portrait n le , Rosa: Hitt , iiii the P,tozcns of sal r, sod the London d ri , ritisa fathions for Ow povent Nt.ntii, in a style of test, ee , tate. sad porspiebity, never hitherto attempted in I”; s..tt Lif peh:s. Atino . EW SrA 1_,•• a tr I Z, nevi' v2th M,AY, ISOL SCHEME. 1 Trice oC L 15,000 !i0 10,000 S.W.) 10 . 1,000 S l O ro 56 ;,41./ I,ooi Tickets L 25t1,000 ~~ rhit.dratin T•rhet4 1.1 Pay T. I,^oo vie?, 1.-5.400 hw: First4lrat4,l itclorta 91 tir I,'AJO each 5,f)00 i.t4t 'Hawn sth Day Gila 11l P.m. of a Turk-t 1..14 2 C thelks„ 1.3 12 0 2 0 r %Wren - 0. Tickets and Shares a , • on SAC at all the Lie,attod Lottery 1.. s. ts. ' s II s It S Is I 10 11,4% - attii. PRIZe..b ANL* 1.1...-S 11.4.t.1b. s i IWI Fr and C. N. i I • Pnultry (joint Contrite , tractors for the preseot Lonery? feel tron.elea. litchly rahiei by t. e geirtal 4pproimito.. whirls the Scheme h.te •,,,..4. Tnny can n'tb eontdeeee reenmmen4 it U' the nei,onn of thou Primo,. and the Plible, ira p,stet.ing snot. • ad.warm en the S..nenim of the tate I,•itt.lries. It con_ w. u i para , dt of ()Nl': 'I HOUSASID mats MORE IIAN INF. 1..15T Lt.) ITE RY, with only the rune num o of Ticket% and ha. e.en en iiicreese of ONE IfU!•11)1i ED ibD SEVENTEEN PRIZES upon toe MAY Lorrvitr i 134 Tear„ which tenoned of .) 0)3 Thket. it.nre. The ath..lst Prier in Olt L.lttery ie i'lr„0001, and the eawest 211 r.,, , . ;in Desiring 12th a at AY. The formini•ig Capita: Priam were *hared and sold at thie Poet in the hie Lune ies: vie. 4 . :is rt n,s2 4 ta,wvi N.. ~MI. tn,4011. 14.10001/0 Na. 14,r 6 10,0.1 J 1... 0 030 10 nth/ 10,000 ,• . 7,911 11,5'YJ 20,430 5,00.1 5,n00 5,0 , 70 ISeaklee many others of 1,0001.. 1,0001 , 30. r, L i: l e. "°° AURAIII.E INK, to nt.irk , or write on Linen A with a Pen. wit'. the curious ~reparation, which is an . 'hle black, l - iitiale, Names, Ciphers, Creite. &c. may be cent With the utmost expedition, and w•thout the incum• '•re ..r erip.'l , e of any ire p'emeht., and rill he found to " 4 '' ver 1 , 4 4 ellthlnCi. sells, alk.she., .'t c If wrote no m.e l , .I‘ it tome. fmm the lown.it Aged! 411111* the Wee lung. Hal-. a rant eerier) er t‘tsan of prn ; .••ty, ae oornint ran eharge it, *ohm.' shimmying the Linen. Tn • I Vam.l,ee, las 111161 C;0411410 , 11011 wifo travel, tit.. Army, Nary, Pial:he ar.. h-:tionl.., Hood. Tevern, and Innkeepers, and the Pub ... ___ . . gennel, the Pro,-;ietor ear:with rcemt:thert4t this tisef.tl le, in fell• co o gd o ne• that on the first trial th••• will be ctly sotst',,tl at elf et, And will eset a.ter •to .t this o: nottkee their Los,,, Prmor4 t a sod wholesale end ' , it'll bs listen Scott, Su pe 1- W.ter.Ctsiour Preparer to Her Morsty, No. 417, near :lord-ore- I, in the Stilts', I.oniurr, in hotties with three ". pr.ce 2. eJekl, one of which will mark eternal hundred t hharo. 'IV on:sit* wrapper is tasked, SC , lt . • nimble i l og Ins price; and raw the bottle of the Ink, his sig•rature, 4 rat, oad el'neaine tore-sett. I...ntht True Rine. Pint, Lilac and Nankeen Des, cea Colours in Cake., &e. &c. as usual Pattm'sciiifaiNriarEt)LAvv.NDEßNlNEGAn I W A ItItF.N and CO. having received • I ekoent enetplattets of At , nestie 'Vinegar in general, ` e . 10 +1.ed arid brought to tl.e highest degree 6f pateetton, shove article. 14 smelt of 1., trend..? re universally allowed to be the most vitae and refreshing of all flowers; the LAVENDER NEC; klt le therefore sehmgly recommen4ed to the Puir'te, "/ tie t h e moat agieeabie perfume to persons in health, ▪ as w dtat,;:y routes: leg ti those labouring tinder of any knot ; aod panic , laxly where the disease is of t as not to admit of the wMilreats benne kept open 4 '7 length of tvie; as it not only inairAie , erimPittslY, air of Ckallher, 1/Mat diffu-es adi lightful and must re_ ' s + Pearling rlsrough the eltri!e of the apartment. As no CHI slim the CONCEN rkATED LAVENDER LC %R, it is parhe..lsrly rerommehded to all persons tra : t „ Foreig n po r t s , as t h e b est p revent i ve o f i n f e et ro n ; *ha m -,T.A.Hits and Crostini of Shoos, as a useful and txueSetel "' e l of trade. SaS aWlsoleml- end Retail, only by the Proprietors, Messrs "leo s d Co. Perfumer., at their or oat Warehouse. the ' 146 r 411, :v. opreisii• Wo , ad-s.reet, Cheapode; where War t teletrared hhlie of Roses 04 made and sold as amalorith whet article of English awl Foreign Perfumery, of the N • R. To prevent eountorfe tit. every inners of the Coneeri -41 rr. will lie signal, to red ill'', by the le ", W. M ands. TUESDAY, Al'ltlL 1, 1806 ALLIN(: OFFICE, MARCH 31. 1806. r.IE COMNIISSIONKRS for l l ama/4u,, if is 1 1 4 ”ret.i's Nara An hereby rine IVAire, Thal nu TUESDAY. the R.h Aril weir , thi. v 641: b e 'e .g. to reo.;re 'revers 1 / 4 (ieata and t eat i..r ONE HUNDRED fONi al the tot MEW CAROLINA or EAST INCA A LICE. .6. answerable to Soo.ples to 4r produced with the 'relater+. is be Actirer, is a Mame, by fre.k/a P. op:mei...A bon 114 M leao VlPCsalitrilf Stores at Deptia.4 3 wad to It paid pr l y Pn.ls, 1.19- able, wth Ihrerre Nineth Digs a% ter 1).4e. The Cowbsiow trj . i. a Coatra..l tatty la seem at the S. - - Navies Offire. Nn I:qiird m 414 &ad to any Trader, 14 trhirh the Prim ikon om k iaserteel Nardi at le. l th, or tl.■t Aett loc 11. ike lta I'd bihet Out aTterk oft the la 4 Tao., y, the Bt4 of Aril 'tett, the now who made: the remit.. or ava.a Pfrg..o 04 h•s Miser, awn, ig, to nuao•er 0.F., retro for. GUILDHALL ' 16 th Mato, teu6. THE COMMITTEE for letting the City', Land% will meet at Guildhall, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d Day of APRIL next, at eleven o'clock in the foreno , ni, To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, g Lea... 4 of aeyeial Pieees Paie , la of Gnawed, on the Synth aide of Whaecheptl-road ; and also. Te SELL,, by PUBLIC AUCTION, the Office or Place of ore 'of the eight Cny Watts, vacant by the LLAith of Mr Ro bert Shaw. The Plan and cs.sitiees fin Letting the said amid, sod the ID-aft of t..e Contract for the Uffiee, may boleti& mane Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOG. BUSHMAN, Comntroler. SOCIETY OF PREF AND ACCEPTED MASONS Ills ROYAL. HIGHNEsS THE PRINCE OF WALES, 'GRAND MASTER. NOTICE is hereby given, that * GRAND 1.0.)GE, 0. QUARTERLY CONIMUNICATION of the 611.1 SOAETY. will be held at .11-$r Hall, in G. at Qnl n-stre-t, field., est WEDNESDAY, lire 9th Day of Atilt! :o:xt, at Seven o'Clncia in the Eireeing. By the Grand !Wafter. C.linnoAnA, WM wititr. r., S it . •,1:1•;!( Yr. CLEMEN DAM'S, '.larch I 18.5. N 0 r ICE is hereby' : , ;vl,ll, that the C()MMI TF.F. for tIETTVR riVI4G, CLEANSING, and LIGrIITING t I • ...14 PARISH, .21 meet in the Vestry Room near (b.f.:ewes, oo F:OD ‘T, ton 18th dty of apt,l nes), st Sin n't2lnck in the Af:ertscomt, to lye-etre prnnrmals (sealed on) and cnotraet with toe permsrs for the SC kVF.N.:E WORK, to bed ms in the said Parini., fur .ma • a fern Mi chaelmas next, no which tionimals t'.e ocisoo tt..r:oe to COO tFIO, must a;re-Ily wow ty•sch he will allow on accoint of the benent to srssu fossil toe dust, , t4td-rs, athet, and other mat* art he tail , he anti(' Ain ca. w away, be •,:tue of the and con trei, and how much he will damand for the extern,' of cle3tia ing the s't'Aitt .tr.-et , aud -tire places without ,he nent.fisof that amt, cinders, s•hes, rid other material'. titteerit: must be glean for performa:iee of the voitetet ; and farther particelars may belt:men by applying at 'he o:fice, tie. 40, Nor fuiit,treet, in the Strithel, too. 11111.1.1104 at ten tik::eca. by tinier Me Committee, M CHE'S Ai.. Clerk. ROCK LIFE ASSIJR ASCE: °FYI( E. AT a ENEI: AI. MEETING of SUBSCRI RF,Rs to the RUCK LIEF. ASSIJR.V4CE I)FFICF. hedattheLONDONTAVF.ItN, on MONDAY, the 314 ,4 March, the followoig les.iluti ills were ait.,uted That the war.ne.t flotoks of this General Meeting he pre sentrdito Sir John bindari, P. arty Witham Liaditaw, Aist r and 1' re 4 of the ,onie.i or the C • th, , ir un wear,rl 3ttent , o t". „,o. 'hag," rt, digeoing th- Protrae3 of a Pan, now read, !ur the est-blishm •iii of the Kock Ltfa A—u ra.lee Oltre. That • Martine he held oo THUR SD ItY rent, at Twelve tocoissader the Piospettws new deliver. .d to the Sub crihers JOHN st _ _ _ . _ conies a the Report of the Ciinitittt , e nti't thenitie-etent ,, u,ed, bedelivered to the enema, Subscribers at the 1.0e40n Tav►rn, les , the klting Severer'', every merit ing. item T•n to Three, and the Dep.eist of .t. per Cent. will be received at the Ranker's rneatutned in that frospeclus NVILLIAM BURNAND, CURRICLE and GIG BUILDER, No. 1), OLD BOND STRF FT, a few doors from Picea 1.11. e, London, teturns his Thanks t !how N. bl,•rnen and Gentlemen wto ',see honnurcd Mtn with Older. since ha in &nine's, and b. Ks ,o inform th !1111 and the Gentry in G. need, that he has alway. CURRICLES, GIGS, SINNUIIN , ; CARRIAGES, &c. &c. in a forward at.ite, so ■. 10 he pitied in a fey, day., to the Art' and moat approved habit.% extremely light, and equally wring, and at mt.r.h lower ',Nee% than any other in tile Trade.— %II kinds of the most Lashio:m.lWe Names., at the ahnrte , t Notiee. N. B. No Concern with the &miners, No. 91, New Bond street. MUSICAL. GRAMMAR. This day is publjaed, ill one small pirckct volume, price Bs in board', j‘ MUSICAL GRAMMAR, in Four Parts N , ,tAtien. MittOety ' H amt ny, and . B.• Dr. CALLCIJ IT, O rganist o(Corent-g irden Church. I'rints.l and said by Robe-t Rircha.l. at Ins Musical Li very, Na. 133, New Bold-tercet. Where roar be had, just publ shed. Comer's Grand Sonata frr the Kam) Forte, dedicated to Mr. %V... 01, Op. 36, b<—Vitt FICII*. ifuniiiipe and for dine. ?a. 64 —Dim. March, Air, and Pe.tural, 24 8d.... I.,tone.D.anal Sonata, dedicated toll.. Prince of Wale., as...— West •y*s faro ttttt e Polish Air, with Variations, 2, —Ditto Voluntary, for the Organ, Na.. 7, 2. —l)r. Crotch% Fugue, Inv • inn, No. 1, is --A Concerto fin the Organ or Piano Fair (the sipla,e.4. fatten from Handel,) b. Haigh, 'a Cal •—• LikeWi.• the tulkwing separate pieces trorn Steibe.les catenated Ballet of I.e Sella Laitime :—The March, Is. Shawl Dame, 14. 6d. and the Parton) Dance, S.. Tiis Diy is puSlishel, eleganCy premed in One Volume Q:u•te, and Illustr• = e.l wait Litgiasings, 'mice II 11, fid.fwiattit. •• • •-• •• -•- -- • 'I - NHS HISTORY morl ANTIQIIITIES of the 1 CtlUßcii and CITY of LI ICH FIELD : A oc.ent and Present Sum Cisil and Verlena.ti..al, e.•lletted fm.n va,ioas Public Ree.ins, and other Aetlientic Evidence-. by the Rey. THOMAS liAR‘VtaOD, ?.S. A. Late of Uni paisley Csalege, Oxford. Printed for T. Cidell and W. Davies, Strand. Of wheal ime be had, be the sant., kii•hor, I ALUMNI ETON ENSIS ; or, A Citalogive of the Pro vim. awl renews of Eton Coll .e and King's College, Cll6ll - fr•lin the P..undation in 1113, to the leer 1797; en , m Aecninit of their Lite§ und Preferment. celleeted • he is Original MSS. aod authentic hingra,iiii:al Work., 11 Is. in -nerds. _ _ 11. ORECI %N ANTIQUI lIF—C; or, An Acenent a the Public and t4: G•eeks ; relating to alien f.;;. ornament, Law., %fa t ...wary. JudicitlPreetwelincs, Naval and Nl.litar. Affairs, Relici•ei, ()rule+, Festival., tia.nat, Eve , ciag, Mainers., Funerals, I>rs ~estic Kroployment., later tosimenti, Food, Drew, Mu ie, Painting, P.,bne flarbou.s, Baths, /cc. &c. Chiedr dsss..l to imolai , ' Words in the (;reek ClassicA ' so:online to the Knee and Custom. to T which they refer n whin' is &Med, a Choo.o!oiry of alultah!.. Events in the Grecian I lislorv, boll the Foil nlatinn of the Kingdom *teases, ruder lacoachus to the Meth of Alesasid-r, ern 9s. in hneids. 111. The SACIZFD Ills AMY of tie LIFE of JESt'S CHRIST; illustrative of tne Har.unor "r thy roof EValli:• beta :to which is added, ts 144, a .4( pa Passaic.. Fur the Use of &Wails Br. ki Inaa:ds. A Li,. (vier, md,e', 20, loco THE ALBION FIRE and LIFE ,INJUIt- ANCE costo‘F.l of I owlet's: nude' losuniusees r"P. 4 Pie til Corot 11.4 in and 1, 1,,u!, sad im fore;so C.Nstries. The Caininny also ander t.,&0 bantam:so on Lars; awl retch Annuities. The L'itui,.ry het lean in raft the pitlifir attention to the name tout ad.o.tageo aprded b.l this Estabits ,, ment Tiny trust that those othantages rift 'Live t , the ALMON COMPANY a ag ci, tti reference net tithe lnyti!utiotts formid Jar the taros For polo. I. The Conditions of Insurance are m.re favourable titan have been yet o eied_ 2. The rates are, in every instance, of the most moli me description ; and, in some iniumaces, ir.ore moderate Clan lave been befuru proposed. 3. No charge is merle far polic;e4, in any ease. 4. No ad n Eno fee is required ie. Lift Insurance. A very liaeral commission is allowed to solicitors, and to others, oho have the means of nbtaniins Life-Insurances. N. donee is T.alle fur alterationa of policies, in cases of removals, as,igniosnts, or othe•wi-e. 7. Ou tee prernsunis of Inorranms front Fire, out of Lon don, the fallow, lame abatements are providod such to effeArd At theC t)tf..m, in Lorrbm, by the perso..s to be mauled. or he their trims& or aerate, awl ti.•Cnrnpany Wag mita;Atateet LI so dltioseat tdatthho bt cor,eapnaden,e; alt. . - • Tou fist per Cont. per Annum on poliriet fat singte • years renty seven and in Forty, per Cent in pro po fur. t s the !era., on policies Air m .re ye ns titan Inc. S Persois .n the County, who ringlet oval thellfelVei nr the Abe.e alutera-nts, by trAnsulitong titer orders to Lontl.n, mit still he b:nefited, to a rons.Je.able by applicators to the Itesolent•Surveyom air. ooh ap,roo.trd by the Comp Any in many Toros, 'IA interutol to to, appointed in All the Irvin. rival Torn. of Cowl B kat,. The t ompanv'. Rel4 , lt. SUrveyon willrod ital.. It,. tootle...rot and yearly rencsral of Looniness, u• der the above adrAtoa4es rt.-serving to them selves a proportion of the 25 per (;ent. allovarie.-, As a corn ' pernatinit f..r thr.ir troub'e; and yct making such a diktat:lion In the perms insulin:, at i.l vre.l deserve attention. ?doled Propoooi, , cuercieing firlf arpreserimer es re /sere armerefr sf f e Comnerr's looions, are Jrtir.,,e4 Ore of "tweet, at aloe Cempoety's Herat, it ' Ca 4NGE . ALLEY,CORNHILL. frAss Nine 11. Poor. )ty Owlet of the fine-d, W %RN F.K PHIPPS. ; : ME.MtilliJ4 OF Lt.WI FUU It Ft F.N I'll. I t the Pre.., and . 1 - ,ectltly *lll be publiJted, to Two Volo.ues, Octavo. 'rI4E LIFE and bIEMO/RS of LEWIS XIV., 11 u riuen be hiotself, and arllttc.ell to the Dteph 11, hot Sun. Front the Fettch of M. GAIN MUNTAGNAC. Just publiond, The FOREST of ST BERNARDO. 4 Vol. 184. E. M.ll M. li•nttlton WULF ; or. •Fhe Trihunll of Blood. 2 Volt. da. The VILLAGE of FI•IiOWALLIF.. 3 VC/14. 13..6d. In a few Da, e will be pub.ielted, ALFFTUNSINE; er, Mat - real Alectiors. 4 Vol.. OS. ffllll the French of Ma 'a.n Pontei for J. F. Hogocs, 11.tok.eller. Witonr•-nrect. This Day is imbli•tettl, to limo pace b. aotat.d, it's Evurta Ed bon. watt impr o vements, of ANEW FRENCH GRANINIAR ; being an c .c.:rate System of Frcoch Accuienco and Syups. on an unproved Plan. .4` , • , -Ny NICHOLAS HAAirL. • • of L'Aixle, in Nur - mand v. P:inred Loninean, Hunt, kcet, s.d Orme, PA-meter. ruw and C. Li., A'11,1).....t.1ane. Of whom in., he h.,d, by the same Author, 1. GR AMMATICAL EXERCISES upon the FRENCH LANGU kCE. Feusth Edits .n 6d. bound 2. FIMNCII and ENGLISH DIAWCIULS, upon *e wers' Suhjeds, adapted I .r the Use u. hcboufs, us Three ?Atte. Fifth n 111. b0u,41. 9. Toe MiUKLI.) in Nlltilk CURE; eontadting a curious and faabf4l Account of the -Suustion. Extent, Climate, Pro ducliost., die. die of the different Cuuntrs...% of the World. 12.x.5. $. ftd. bound. GREt;ORY's MECHANICS, IN TWO LAKtie. Vs-TAVia ViJLUAIE';. BESIDES A VUI.UME CONTAINING FIFTY-FIVE QUARTO PLATES. This Day is published, price It. Ica. in b , ards, ATREATISE of MECHANICS, theoretical, prattles!, end Descriptive. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Vol I. Book I. Ou Statics ; comprising the Composition and Resolution of Forces, the Centre of Gravity, and the Centrobarre Method, Me‘hanical Pils,C , f, Strength, and Stems of Matetials, and the Theory os Curds, Arches, and Domes. Rook I. Dynamics; in which are treated Motions, De scents and Ascons along different Lines and Curse., Piojec. ti es, Ricochet firing, Peudulums, Central-barrel, Centres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, he. Den Juan's Theory of PtiCll•4lon, and the motion of Machines and their maximum effefls. 3. Hydroseatles; including the pressure of non elastic Fluids, the specific Gravity of solid and fluid Brigs, with en twenties Table, the Equilibrium, Stability, and 00CiritIiiiin of floating Bodies, and capillary Aurae:uh Rook 4. Hydrodynamics; tinning of the dia.-berg* of Fluids through Apertures, and of the motion of Wale.- wheels, with accounts of important experitnents on those iiitererting ti•pies. [link b Pneumatics; inchnling the Equilibrium and Mo tion of Air and other elastic Fluid.; the nicasunsment of Althoff.; by the Barometer and Thermometer ; the Theory of A r ail of Water Pumps, and the Resist.iiice of Vol. II Contains Remark. ow the Nature, Construction, ' and simplification of Machinere, nn Fri .lon, and the Rigid ity of Co.ds, Fir.t Movers, he. with Tables and Descriptions of mods two hundred curious and useful Machines; of which, honey, r, only s few can be siecified in an Advertisement. Attune, s ingeninin Aoparatur for variable Motions. Imposed Beam C.sapina , , by Walton. Priny's Cm111 . 11•OF et Pince% appl'ii able to 'tVied.mills. Crain., by Gattlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte, Hardie, he. Hydraulic turiiies, n. e. the Tympanum, the Nona, De la Fare's Wheel, ti:e Persian Wheel, Chain Pumps; Hero's Fountain. Darwin's F.ngiae, Hunts. ian Martinis., the Spiral Pump, Et aagolien's Drawer and B.cket, S4tiratit's likearborn's F.npine, he. Oil-mills and Ordnance lsormg Madams Contrivances fur Paraliel Momnis, by Cartwright, Dry den, he. Various Pumps, with rein irks nn pistons and Talmo. Rainsdon's Alartiine for en Mathemat :Cal Instruments. Cootrisan en Fir reversing and ehangi ig Motion.. Scapemcnts, by Graham, tem De Lasoim, ter . Strom Engines, by Neocisi,..e.i, Blakey, Gainstanongh, Witt, H 4.M0...et, Cartwright, M..'ray, battanction, Wiwi:, Ac. Bmmah's Machine for planing different Ivo-Piot Surface.. Rules for forming Teeth. and Wipers with Maudslay's Teeth.cutting Appal. dus. fluraonral, ',snail, au I circular Siw.mills. T.de•indis, (a asked never before treat::: in any English work) with co.drivanees ny 0 LtuSd, and Dryden. Turning Apparatus, by Mandalay and Sinait. Water-m. 1,, tinder-shot. Over ah..y amid, Rooting, Ac. Wind•mills, vertical, hurisantad, he by Verrier, Bestson, By eater, and other. P:.nte.l for G. Kestilty, re-t-street, London ; where may [Mew.: be had, this Autos/es 'Treaties Aitr.marny, price bout's. 4.rd lip Les . u.o, Aumn aod Pintos Prxe es ' beards. 1 MPL I: A I .41111.. NT. HOUSE OF I.ORDS.amMettlov, M.-en 31. In a Committer of Privileges. previous to the r..nalar ne.; of tl.• day, their Lords:iiur nr.rto .0111. f.rrver pri.gres• to the die uss.uit of the elairrri of certain Irish PLers to the rights of voting al inch, &C. The Royal A•sent was given, by Contrnis. , ,n, t•-• the vivo Exeherrier B.!Is Hill, tire gees...! Laws ear•irlr,: Rill, and the F-lons' Transportation ail t and to seven Lille us . ?rinse or I .cal The I..xds Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Laid AuAlaii , l, and Lord Walls, elem. The farther cwileide-atiors • the Roos Peerage was deferred until Tlitnalav, the ?4th of A .0 SIR J. T. DUCKVVORTn i K. 8 - i The ()refer for taking 11. s 'slajesty's Message into consideration. respe -• 'T I c Royal Intention to remunerate the services ot Vice-Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, K. B. with an annuity of 10001. being read, Lord GRENVILLE rose, and observed, be shunts] hare no tot casior. to trouble their Wyckbips at any length, in the presenrinstance. The Houk had already marked irs strong sense of the nierito rioiss condikl of Vice-Admiral Duckworth, by cos fer ring on him, in a very pointed manner, the high honour of their Lordships' thanks. Of the condo* of the worthy Admiral, on the occasion which had so justly entitled him to that parliarn•mary Lice, and the intended rewards, he had already given • his opinion, and which he believed was, attic same time, the unanimous sense of their Lordships. His Lordship then morel ail Address tei His Majesty, on die occasion of his must gracious Mews-, As-• suring His Majesty, that their Lordships would readily concur in suer measures as may be necessary to settle the annuity mectiuned by His Majesty, upon Vice-Admiral Sit J. T. Duckworth, Ste. The Address was forthwith speed to by the House, and the Lords with white staves ordered to pteseat the same to Ili; Majesty. 'lb Bills upon the 'fable, mostly private, were forwarded in their respeaire stages Mr. Dickenson b•otight up a private Bill, from the Classmons, which was read a first time. Mr. B. Bathurrt brought up the Bristol aerhoslC Bill, which was also rza.l a first time. MILITARY FORCF OF Tilt COUNTRY. The Earl ot CAMDEN expressed his *pike, that in order to enable their Lordships adeqa*lely to judge of, or to understand, the general subject et • the Military Defence of the Cavalry, which, it.. bably, would ere lung conic user the considers.. tion of that House, it would be secessery data variety of accounts, and official docessisellsVeloliba ing the same, should be laid before le* lAA. ships, to the preduaiee of which, on thee greiejtle -.- . . observed, would refer to the Additional Force Aa : 1 1 in saying this, he did not mean to ask whethar or not it was the intention of His Majesty's present 1 ' ;•, :. Ministers to repeal that Ad ; but he thought the t produdion of these accounts necessary with respell to a proper discussion of the subj..sd ; and he thonAt ' I s:o ()hie:lion cools.' be made, as these documents were already laid before the other House of Pauli*. meat. He wished that the accounts should he print ed, and ready for the perusal and consideration of their Lordships, before the recess. In the accounts s, li , respeding the Additional Force Ad, he should wish , • specific disundions to he made respeding the num ber of men raised by the Perish Officers, and those levied by other mean.. Lord GKENNILLF. thought, that the doe'. ments-so which his Noble l'riend more especially referres', would not, drawn up as they were, cne- 1, 4 1 tribute so materially to the due understanding of the • 1 subjeet, as he seemed to think. Notwithstanding what would appear on the face of the papers, there was practically a material difference in the Nodes of raising the men ; so much, that he thought it could not be fairly argued, that ali the men, the aggre algte number of whom would appear at the foot o f e particular part of the account to which he al. bided, were so raised. Tile Earl of CAMDEN explained, that if the documents he meant to be prodeced, should not be sufficiently explicit, or distina, further accounts may be laid before the House. He then moved for the Accounts relative to the Additional Force AR. of which he had adverted to the general tendency, in the course of his observations. 'these, on the question being put, Mere ordered accordingly. Übe N i'ole Earl afterwards proposed a suing of Motions, respeSing the production of a variety of documents respelling the military force of the • country (similar, we believe, to those moved ter its the other House) and which were severalty ordered t) be laid before the House accordingly. Lord HAWKESBURY. after a very few prefa tory remark% moved for the production of a va riety of official documents, respelling the state of the Volunteer force of the coun t ry, at diff:rent pe riods, aloee the commencement of the w ar , deities.. guish,ng the numbers of the force in the respeCtive 11 counties, with the numbers of the men returned by tile Inspeetors-General, in the respelive corps, as effesitive, Sic. The o!'ijes% which he had in caw • from these documents, was to bring a full statement of the Volunteer force before their Lordships, from 4 the commencement of the war ; in o r d e r, among / 'i! ' • other consist• instions, to as:eresiii the comparative numbers of that description of force now, with what ie . . it was at the 0.-ginninA of the war ; it was desirab:e, lie thought, to know what the amount of the Vo. ," lonteer force now was, and al.o what it was at dif ferent periods ; these con s id e r at i ons , h e conce i ve d necessary to the lull untl.7rst.snding of the gereral i l I . s subjta ; if. ow examination, it should be tepid de- It sirahle to have a more ,ictaiied exposition to ;Lis : part of the subject t of course, he thotizist, no ob jest.on would be made to ~.0.,g such before the :louse. With respelt to who: may be in the cob temptation rf His Majesty's pteseut gcvertoreent 11l do in these respeds. Le thought i; wculd not be p . 5 - -t . ' 1 4_ 4 1 AV:iill . 464 ...1 ; fje 4: - ' ' 4 1. - ' . ta rt s ...I , . . 4,.,•:. . . , ."'.., ` .v. • ; 1 111 i•Kbi...h. . , • ~~.1 ~~ ~J P. 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