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I E N quence or the Vaciincy occasioned by the e a _ Death of Mr. Joseph Speck, your late Bridgemaster, situation. y mv Friends to offer myself a Candidate to t ! e l that Pardon me, in reciting to you that I had t i' lj honour to be a Member of the Corporation of London W„ rt ,' Years ; that I have been a Freeman of the Tin-plate ye vr Kers , Company fifty years, and a Liveryman thirty-live c:rs ; that I have served Offices in that Worshipful a ti r l d Paq, as well as the Ward and Parochial ones in the h „.. of Bishogsgate Without, wherein I have been an In g),,tant forty-six years. it . these Remarks render me an object worthy of your Sun ;lt.` °r l this Eledion, the only return I can make my Fellow theize,lls, will be by . a faithful and unreinitted attention to ti,,i,Juties incumbent on the Appointment; and you will f e pe me to pass the remainder of my life with comfort and i _ e citv, ril "r y sr' now most earnestly intreat yoiir Siipport and 1n ,.,11 this occasion ; and I have the honour to subscribe with the utmost respect, Gentlemen, Your most devoted humble Servant, ROBERT BULLCOCK. p ri r l i s p3 o 3o:g r a s t o e 2 7ithou t THE -,,,`‘,„EsENT STATE OF THE WHEEL IS THE -kvS'l' REMARKABLE EVER KNOWN. IVARRANTED UNDRAWN. • CORNI-II LL LONDOW. I VI' ,,S SRS:HORNSBY and , Co. respeetfully ac. Tlex t . c iVnt the Public, that they shall continue selling ura w i" S and SHARES, during the whole time of the RtlN. r . ",,of the present English State-Lottery, WA R liotu. ` L IFUNDRAWN at the time of purchasing,—Tbe the Afternoons in the Morning, are from Eight till Nine; in Ae., from Two till Eight. ca-• r t° at their Offices LIVERPOOL and EXETER. e ,; - ountry Corespondents may rely on their Orders being ,cuted precisely on the,same Terms as'lf present-- PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. No. 57,48', a Prize of a,00.7 , 1. 16,045, a Prize of soot: were both sold, shared, and registered, by HORNSBY and Co. ,_WAT N TED, for - an Infantry' Regiment of the VP vi? e l i - 'ne, a steady Married Man, as MESSMAN, who can tood b t [:' ci minended, and can find sufficient Security for his 'teried 74viour. A Man who has no' Children will be pre- Pr on , Cifeer_ils4ls addressed (posi.paid), to Mrs. Paget, George's April use 18 , Coven tr itreet will be attended to. CHEAP MUSIC &c: T'its T ocK n : MADE of; MUSIC-SELLER, \ '' o l s e e ? ris isting chiefly of Vocal and Plano-Forte Music, .f.i \ al Violins, Guittars, Flutes, a at Tenor, B,:c. Also ks and some Stationary is selling very low pricFs, mark ri''er % is le e d particular at one-half and one-third of the price neatly Ti House and Shop in good repair (the Rent irt a i n Made by L odgers), is to be lett immediately, if the re str,lng small Stock be taken with it.—No. 7, Norfolk- , sex Hospital. BP. SECURITY REINS. recent invention of the Patent Security, tleti n , R ems is respedfalir submitted to Public Notice. By til ost ()frills simple contrivance, in any casc of emergency,the ttar i re solute horses are stopped et . pleasure, without _any sq e l e r from rearing, kicking, plunging, or receding. The of drivers end passengers (in open carriages . particu. W r pr is thus happily ascertained. The machine is hardly ito r ' s e Ptibi e , and cans be eilalied to any curriclt s e ,, s e ltatse without having any alteration made. The price hi n jn ity Reins, &c. complete, for a curricle is twelve ti ctlia 4 , for a single horse chaise ten guineas. Farther par will be explained, and orders received every day at an d o,;valker's„ Stationer, No. 106, Great Portland-street, n ine‘ V ednesday and Saturday evenings, from seven till 'Nat- boot k, nit the ee lnventor's Mr. Meyer, junior, No. 91, jast. MEcz c , • ROMAN CEMENT. ''')NS, PARKER and Co. Bankside, South_ to „ 7 . w ar t. at e -", manufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building qty other,i,hich far surpasses in utility Dutch Terr . as, or tt W l. ,,T n d of Mortar: it gives to all kinds of Rriqc, or sqs witi^, uncomrhon degree of strength and coheston ; 1 1 2 ,.,;Pos t e — d er Water soon bekomes as hard as Stone , and may "ti s ' o uildiri, r e , v eri to ' the atlion of the Sea, without injury. In b 'l 0 - „, e rfte — ' t herefore, intended to resist, or contain . Water, e :Y be used with singular advantage; or it may t° 7• 41 ,! 11 2n 'L 1;,,,, w r t 2 1 , Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, tor th e n 'Y also I u'es ' h sain t: 'PrePare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, yf . the wal' s ; 4 ' 4 `tea durable ' nature as the Cement : it presenes PetVlMPitei ' rc 'rn wet' and damp and may be executed so as a v - 17, 1° resemble Stone, a' t a very moderate expellee. 'tlr4l g , Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na— ANolAi TO BE SOLD, . Modern MANSION - - HOUSE, with ran 4rl ` , Gardens &c. &c. and every thing suitable for a ,: c staf (' e t o t i ) ,_ l o ,ll o le ! ' with ANY p.ART or the WHOLE of an surrounding Acres _it, Manorial Rights, fcc. from;y r l . l " E ct a well-wooded and h.ealth Town, and the finest l emaih q v ; . n gialld, about 60 miles from no m t far ay Sea• The greater part of the Purchase -money At Interest for man years. Joh- Pi'trit iPals only s h will obta ► n full Particulars, by applying to Architect, No.zg, Dover-street, Piccadilly. ` ll t' g w ANTED TO RENT - ON LEASE, of Spring Gardens, or Pall-Mall, with a ,aSLTView of the Park, BSTANTIAL moderate size HOUSE, offices ility to answer with t he toil. • , &c. fora Family of Respeaab ll au .c.4tin`,tviiig description To contain an Entrance Ha ,114,1,s arlemr, about 24 G feet by 18, a Library, or e 400,1".,,essing Room, Sce. On the First Floor, a Drawing . sar o yu)nut 26 feet by zo and one other Room, near the s'te adjoining. On the Second Floor, three good Bed koo-Ills, oDressig Room , cfr light Closets ; and four Bed pees for Servants: The Offices to consist of a Houe etiiles R4) ° 111 , a Butl er ' s P antr y, a goo d Kitchen, with la rs.f ry, Pantry, Servants' Hall, a Store Room, and Cel- 7 s tip (1). Beer, Wine and Cbals. The Premises must well 4 o le d with Water and in perfea repair, as it will be kept Sh' ou r it . Coach Ho ' use and Stables the more agreeable.— th e e ' L l any Lady or Gentleman have such Premises to lett, to uleman vvho wishes to take, will have ncrobrai9p I,2l.;tchase part of the Furniture that is suitable to the 44 - - value .apartments, and Fixtures if approved of, at a . .fair and take immediate possession, or-at Midsummer next, pleaseac to refer to Mr. Kimberley, Surteyor of Estates, Wi t h"' 'NO. 560, Piccadilly,' who will negociatethe business difficulty whatever. VA T ,I-J H AMPSHIRE. ABLE F REEHOLDS, in the TOWN of PORT SEA acidits ENVIRONS. 1 10 BE SOLD, Valuable FREEHOLD PRO ztreetP.ERTY, elig;bly situated on the South Side of Queen_- a d , • . ) in the Town of Portsea ; valuable Freehold Ground, h irotming the London Road, at New Town, Mile End, near 4'i!). SIIIOUth ; and various Plots of Meadow and Arable Lane!, b_`: , - 1 24.ted in the Common Fields adjacent thereto; which wilt 4,501 d to the Best Bidders, in Nineteen Lots, before Abel_ tt e Ye Y3 Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Remembrancer . ot 1 ourt of-Exellequer, V n Thursday the =I Day of April, ¶2l.°o2l;7nbeginning at Three o'Clock. in the Afternoon, at the Inn, in the Town of Portsmouth, by virtue of a Deere ,,a t..ot the said Court Of Exchequer. Zt;,•,l,rticulars may be' had (gratis) at the Exchequer Office, .t_ -e. Inner Temple ; of Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Soli i•o` s, Furnival's Inn; and of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, asit nun -street, London (where Plans may be seen) - of Mr. th Q a a an, Portsea (phere Plans also may be.seen;; and at c h: i : t ce of Sale; likewise at the Dolphin, Gosort ; Swan, `ulltester ; Beer; Inn, Havant; and George , Southampton. Just published, Price 24. And sold by "Vernor and Hood, F.,and C. Riyington, and J. Hatchard, London; L. Pennington, Durhani; and W. Charnley, Newcastle ; (A New Edition), D EMARKS on the Uses of the Definitive Article in the G reek Text of the NEW TESTAMENT ; con.: taining many new proofs of the DIVINITY of CHRIST, from Passages which are wrongly translated in the Common English Version. By GRANVILLE SHARP, Esq. To which is added, an Appendix, containing, .ist, A Table of Evidences of Christ's Divinity, by Dr. Whitby. 2d, A Plain Argument from the Gospel History, for the Divinity of Christ, by the Editor. • TUESDAY, APR“. s 6, 18oz. COUNT RUMFORD's ESSAYS. No. X. Part 11. 'is Day was published, price 2s. 6d. CAN the CONSTRUCTION 'of KITCHEN V FIRE PLACES aria KITCHEN UTENSILS; to gether with Remarks and Observations relating to the vari ous Processes of Cookery ; and Proposals for improving that most useful Art; being the Second Part of the Tenth Num ber of Experimental Essays, Political, Economical, and Philosophical. By BENJAMIN, COUNT of RUMFORD; F. R. S. &c. &c. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davie's, Strand. ) " ,Of whom may be had,' New Editions of all the preceding Numbers. Dr. BURN's ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. This Day was published, In Four Volumes Octavo, Price il. t6s. bound; A New Edition (being the Sixth) carefully revised and brought • down to the present Time, of ECPLESTASTICAL LAW. By RICHARD BURN, LL.D. Late Chancellor at the Diocese of Carlisle, and Vicar of - Oiled, in the County of Westmoreland. With Notes and References, ty SI MON FRAS E R, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed A. Strahan, Law Printer to the 'King's Most Excellent Majest • for Cadell, jun. anti . W. Davies, in the Strand ; and :Butterworth, in Fleet-street. f whom may also be had, Dedicated, by Permission, to Lord Kenyon, A New Edition (being the Nineteenth) correEted and con.' siclerablv enlarged, of Dr. Burn's Justice of the Peace and Parish (5 fficer ; including all the Statutes and adjudged Cases to the present Time, and several new Precedents, 4 vols. Bvo. price al. Bs. bound. ..' 1 • • This Div was published, price 3s TWO SERMONS, Preached at Dominica, on the t ith and 13 hof April, 1800, and Officially noticed by His Majesty's Privy Council in that Island. • To which is added, An APPENDIX, containing the Minutes of Three Trials which occurred at Rousseau, in the Spring of the preceding Year ; together With Remarks and Strictures on the Issue of those Trials, as well as on the. Sieve Trade, and the coridt tion of Slaves in general in our West Indian Colonies. By the Rev. C. PETERS, A. M. 'Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, and late Redor of St. • George's and Rosseau, in the Island of Dominica.' Printed for john Hatchard, No. rgo, Piccadilly, London. Of whom may be had, price 3d. or as. 6d. per dozen, Scattered Thoughts, adapted to the Times; and particularly the present Season.' JOHNSON's DICTIONARY Enlarged and Improved. This Day was published, In a neat Pocket Volume, elegantly printed on the finest Wote Paper, Hot-pressed, Price only 3s. 6d. in boards, bound. DR. JOHNSON's General DICTIONARY of the 4 Ei4G LIM LANGUAGE, enlarged by the addi tion of several Thousand Words, not to be found in- any Other Di6lionarY, - seeded - from, the most approved Authors. To•which is pret!zed corriprehensive Grammar. By WILLIAM PERRY. Author of the New Standard; French and English Pronotinc- Dictionary. Printed for John Stockdele, Piccadilly. N.)3. The Publisher particularly` recommends the above, as being the most comprehensive, elegant and cheap Dic tionary ever laid before the Public. ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; . March 30, 1802 MI-TE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. yESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Nake, that they will, sell by PUBLIC jut:LION, at the TOW.XR, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, the 13th, 14th, and Ist* of April--eze.it, between, the Hon;-s of ,Ten and One o'Clock, sturdy. Lots of bid and Uniorviceable Ordnance Stores, consi,tng o „ Musquets and Musquettoons; tariels for M'usquets . .and Pistols; LockS - for. MusqUetS; Pistols and Canton; (vet and Carbine-Bayonets; Steel Rarrimers; Swords of- Sorts, Scabbards, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements, Old Brass WOrk for MusquetS, &c. ; Nails, Triggers, Stand ing Vices, Musquet Chests; a Quantity of Soldiers' Cloth ing ; Cart Saddles, Homes, Collars, Bit Halters, and various . other Articles of Sadlery and Harnes ; Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles or Bedding; Tents o'f Sorts; Wadmill Tilts , Pewder Horns, Forge•Carts,' . l3ellomis; Anvils, flick Irons, Maundrils; Saws, Blocks, Shaving Knives,.Planes of Sorts; S - pades, Shovels, Pickaxe:i, Felling Axes, Match, Cast, Bushel and Lump Iron; Copper,' Steel, a quantity of Cordage, Sandbags, and variotts other Article. The Whole of which may be viewed at the Tower till the days of sale. , Prinkd Lists of the Lott Will be delivered to sieth Persons as apply fa i r them at the Office of Ordnance in the Tower. By Order of the Board, ,! R. H. CREW, Sec. This Day was published, pticd tog. fid. boards, Volume. 1. of LECTURES on COMPARATIVE —ANA LTOM Y. Translatetl from the French of G. CUVI ER, Member of the National Institute, Professor of the College of France, and in the Central School of the Pantheon, &sc. By WILLIAM ROSS, Under the Inspeaion of !AMES MACA RTNE Leaurer on Comparative Anatomy and Physiology in St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster row. The Second Voluine of the above Work is in the Prep, and will be published in a few Days. Lately published by the above Booksellers, price 4s. boards; A 'Description of the Arteries of the Human Body, re duced into the form of Tables. By ADOLPHUS MURRAY, M. D. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery at Upsal. Translated from the Latin under ihe inspeclion of Tames Macartney. This Day _were published, rirRAVELS through the SOUTHERN .PRO r- VINCES of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE, in the Years 7 793, and' l 794- Translated from the original German of ProfesSor PALLAS, Counsellor of State to the Emperor of Russia, Member of the principal Literary Societies of Europe, &c. Sec. vol. 1. 4to. EMbellished with numerous Plates and Maps;_most ly coloured,'lllustrative_of the Manners, Dress, and Elms, toms of .the various Tartar Nations, and of different Sub jeas relative to the- Natural History and Antiquities of a Trad of Country, extending several thousand`Mites in length; and never before described. Price 3t. 3s. boardS. A few Copies of this splendid Work are printed on fine royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, price 41.45. boards. Printed. .for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster- : row; T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and I. Mur ray and S. Highley, Fleet-street. * 4 * The second Vdlume containing Plates still more nu merous and interesting, is in preparation, and will speedily, b:.-t published. . For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, ssc. DR. STEERS's OPODBLDOC. PHIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatisms, Cramps, Numb . ness and Stiffness of the Joints, and other external Com plaints, as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to .the Limbs when in a Paralytic state. It is also particularly ser viceable for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoe is pasted a Stamp, in which are engraved these words : ,4 F. NEWBERY, No. 45, St. Paul's." (M" All others are counterfeit. • Sold only by F. Newbery, at the 'Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the Corner of Cheap Side, London; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. jeboult and Co. No. 150, and- j. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; j . Wade, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Godfrey and Cboke, Southampton-street ; J. Ward, Middle-row,. Holborn ; T. Tutt, Royal-Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High street; price zs. 6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six for z3s. 6d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation is exemPted.from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authen ticity,. and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of the Kingdom, all Persons Abroad, to prevent such Impo sitiOns, are desired to be p articular in ordering their Agents to procure this Medicine from Mr. Newbery's. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause MONEY against MONEY, with the alproba tion of John Wilmot, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, at the King's Arms Inn, in Ross, in the . County of Hereford, on Thursday the zztl Day of April instant, be tween the Hours of Threli and Four in the Afternoon, in One Lot; A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called REVELLS, ,LAL. situate in the Parish of Linton, in the County, of Here ford, containing Upwards of t7o Acres of Arable, Meadow and PaSture Land, rn the .occupation of Thomas Bond, at 801. a year, tinder a Lease, for Twenty-one Years from the Ist of August, 1788. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chaim: bers, in Southamptoti-buildings; London; of Mr. 'Whit combe, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street ; of Messrs. Whitcombe and Co. Gloucester ; and at the Place of Sale. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to 4 Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer at Westminster, iri a Cause PRIDEAUX .against ST. AUBYN, at th'e King!s. Remernbrancer's 011 L-e, in the Inner 'ample,. London, before Abel. Moysey, ,Esq. De puty' Remembrancer' of the 'said Court, on Tuesday the 27th Day of April inst. at Twelve of the Clock at Noon; 4VERA L. MANORS ari,cl LANDS, late of Sir L). John St. Aubyn,. Bart. deceased, (for the term of coo years, Nvirich commenced on the 12th Dav of oe:tuber, 1772), lying and being in the several Parishes and ;Towns of Burian, Saint Just in Perrwith, Paul, Maddem, Marazion ' Sennen, Saint Levan, Saint Erth, Saint Ives, Ludgvan, Phillack, Wendron, Mawgan, Helston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the County of Cornwall. For Particulars, apply at the Office of the said Deputy Remembrancer ; at the Office of Messrs. CryllS, Borlasc and Scutt, at Helstpn ' • and to Mr. Catty, at the King's membrancer's Office aforeptid. • GATCONIB BpusE i ISLE OF WIGHT, MO BE LETT, and entered upon the istofjune next, or sooner if required, elegantly. FURNISHED, with Stabling for twelve Horses, Double Coach-house, Har ness-house, Garden, Shrubbery; Pdrids, and i 3 Acres of excellent Meadow Land. The House stands in. a (tit, healthy,: and beautiftil' ANAOUt three Min Newport, 'in the Isle of Wight. it if extremely well Wooded, and commands a fine and yieturelgne , view of the surrounding Country.: The Tenant .may have the Deputa tion of the Manor, and be accommodated with El N't:L res more of Meadow Land. For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Clarks and Se well, 'at Newport ; or Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Cr.ane court, Fleei-street. WES'r-RIDING of YORKSHIRE. TQ BE LETf, for a-:Term of Ye , :s, UNFURNISHED, ASTWOOD,HOUSE, "ear Rotherham , • con .L.4 sisting, of an elegant, v.-Al-built modem Mansion- House, DraWing-rOom z 8 feet' by zo feet, Dining-room 31/ feet'by 21 feet, Library 26 feet by at feet, Breakfast Parlour zo feet by i 5 feet, and other Rooms, all 15 feet high. The Vestibule, Staircase, and Chamber Story, answerable; all hannomely finished. Together with Hot-houses; extensive Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees in full bearing ' • Pleasure Grounds, Stabling for ,ten Horses, two Carriage-houses, and all suitable Offices.— The whole in complete repair, with the accommodation of a convenient,quantity of excellent Land, of which immediate possession may be had. The Situation is elevated and dry, corrinaanding pleasing and'extensive Prospeas over a beauti ful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Ro therham to Doncaster, and about a m'le from Rotherhani, a good Market Town. •• For further. particulars enquire of Mrs. Walker, at Aston . Hall, hear Derby '; - Mr. Need, of Mansfield; Mi. Maltby,of Chatham-place, Blackfriars-bridge, London; or or Messrs. Joshua and Thomas Walker, of Rotherham. ' TO MANUFACTURERS.. TO . BE E for a' long Term; HE Two following Lots of LAND, &c. lying T in Healey, near Rochdale Lancashire, with.a FAH Jot Water of about one hundred and thirty-six le'et. Lot I. HEALEY HALL, late the Residence of Colonel ' Chadwick, •with about Twenty-two Statute Acres of Land, situate on the Eastern Side of the River Spodden. The Fall within this Land is,fifty-one feet six inches (and it is-prissible • to gain a few feet more), which might be divided into two Falls of above twenty-five feet each, sufficient - for two large Wheels, scarcely two hundred yards distant from each other, or the whole Fall might be colleeled advantageously tootle point, in the midst of a warm and completely sheltered Yal ley, offering an easy ascent to the Turnpike Road, with Ala ple room on both:Sides of the Stream "tor all Buildings.,iie cessary in the Woollen and CkittOn Trade,, as well as for con venient Bleaching - and Printing Grounds. • • J• If more tand• - should be wanted, probably about Thirty three Acres more might be had, only divided by the River from the Lands described above ; the whole being very corn pad, bounded on the East by the Turnpike Road ffom Rochdale to Burnley, and on the West by a good Carriage goad from. Rochdale to Rossendale. Lot 11, The BIRCHES, consisting of a House, a Barn, close to • the Burnley Road, and about. Thirty-six Statute Acres, situate higher up the Stream than the former Lot. The. Fall here is no less than eighty-five feet (exclusiVe of a Side Stream likely.to be increased), Which might be 'divided into three Falls, viz.. one of thirty-four feet ten incliga, ,an- • other of thirty feet four inches, and a third of nineteen feet ten inches, on the last of which is a Fulling Mill ; or from Sixteen to eighteen feet might be taken to this • old Mill, ,and about forty-seven feet would remain for a new one; but, if only one.foot two inches were taken to the old Mill, and the remainder of the first and second Falls were diverted• by 'an open Trench, or a Tunnel, to another point (which in, the opinion of an --experienced Engineer, would well answer, the Expence, and would ensure the entire command of a most • enviable Situation), it would then work with ease one Wheel of an immense size, or two Wheels in.successiOn, of thirty-two feet in diameter, fixed more conveniently near the Turnpike. Road, and would unite such a.swell of Water, with a Fall of such uncommon power, as (together) cannot he matchdd in the whole Neighbourhood. • If more Land should be wanted, probably an adjoining Farth might be had, consisting of a roomy House, Barn, and about Thirty-seven Acres, lying , nearer to the Town, with a Southern Aspett, supplied with a most excellent Spling• of Soft Water, and promising a very Converiient and pleasant Situation for the Residence of a Manufacturer. The Premises abound with Building Timber, Stone, ex-' cellent Coal, and good Springs. Immediate Possession may be had; and for further parti culars, apply to Chatles' Chadwick, Esq. at Healey Hall. . [PRICE SIXPENCE InPE li` 1,4 1, .P 4'ltl, I A M 41V I'. HOIJSE OF PEERS, MO DAT A APRIL - S. • - , ColiNsz t. were finally heard on the Scotch Appeal— ,Scott, ,after which their Lordships dcflerred the furthet consider'ation of the Case till the first Cauie Day atter the Eastcr-recets.. . An Officer of the. late Parliamentary. fstablishment of Ireland, presented the . Journals of both Houses of the Parlia. merit of tharpa'rt of th•e United Kingdoin, pursuant to a re cent Order of their,Lordships;.which were ordered to lie Lan the •-• • Certain,. AcCountS of 1111.... London Flour and. Meal Com paq, dire*Etel-to be laid_before Parliament, were prestinteti by the propitr OrtiteFatttmC Bar.—Ordered to ime oh the Table. . L. . , • The Bills Before tte I-louse were forwarded in their respec. . _ tilie Stages. A few Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by Mr. ORmt; Mr.,`l..'nscEw.s,'and other Gentlemen, and seve;ally read a first time. Lord flo'it gave Notice-, that he should to=morrow move for the.'ffilmks di the House to the Navy, Army, Mi-. litia, and Pencible Corps, &c. for their services in the tahtra of the late Waf. Adjourned till to-morrow, HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, APR IL 5. - . . THE SECE:FT4,Iiy at WAR" gave notice, that he ehould morrow se'nnight, move for leave to bring in a Bill to consv•. lidate the laws respecting the Militia of the North and Soutn - of Britain, and some other Purposes. The 'Sot e iCt fort Cs NEIL AL' moved for leave to bring in • • a Bill for vesting certain lands and tenements in 'Trustees-, for , promoting the interests of His Majesty's Ordnance Service, &c. at Woolwi'cii. —Leave granted. The Bill for. repairing County Bridges, &c. was , ortiered to he reed a second time to-morrows. • Serveral Petitions were presented from Bath, York, and other Places, against the Income Tax Bill.—Ordered whir. laid upon the Table. ' Mr. TYRWN4TT adverted to`a Notice which had- been given of a Motion to inquire into the receipts ; &c. in cruise_' quence of Leases granted.of.Estates in the Dincily of• Corn-,, wall; and said, he hoped the lion. Gentleman who had given - that Notice would postpone it, as lie was in hopes the Ser.' vents Of His Royal Highness would be enabled to take such's steps, and snake such arrangements as would remove all. , difficulties' upon that subject, and render the Motion unne, ceSsary. • Mr. NICH,OLLS said; that his objea, - by the notice wh_lr - he gave, Was to make such inquiries as, might lead the Honed • to tansider whether any; and what proiedion, was necessary' for the patrimony , of His Royal Highness - , which he con sidered as an important thing, and in which the Public were, interested: but, from the suggestion of the then. Gentlemen, • lie was satisfied that such motion would hot now' he nee' , cessary, at least at present. - Should it become necessary, if might hereafter be- made,, as he conceived the subject to be. interesting to the Public, and, that the revenues of the Heir- Apparent to the'Throne were proper subjeCti for the care and '••., ,es attention of that House. Mr. N. VANS tier ASICT moved; .That there be. laid before , e - e :,/; - ' the House, an Account. of the gross pi - educe of the On Strong Beer; from the . month of f uty"l7s's; down to theifi4e.eellH present time, distinguishing each year, Soc. tebether .vith average upon the whc,lee An Account of the gross produce of -thee-Duties on Table, - 4 1 $ - !' Boer, in like manner. An Account of. the groSs p * roduce of Small Beer, in like manner. • An Account of the Duty 'on Malt] fcir the shme petiod, &c • :,;?••; An Account of the gross produce of -- the Duty on Hops lose:: -•• Seven Years, ending on the sth - of July aor, distinguishing each year; &c. together with an average upon the whole, , An Account of the allowance paid to Brewers out of the ' 1613.1 t Duty, &c. for three years, ending in• July 179 e, loge. ther with an average upon the whole. An. Account of the amount of the Drawbacks allowed on the Duty on Strong Beer,' &c. for the same period. An Account of the Drawbacks also on Hops exported for three years,- ending in jhly isor, distinguishing each yeat, together with an average upon the whole. • An Account of the produce of the Assessed 'taxes, for three years, .ending the sth April 1802, distinguishing each year., and the Duties paid during that period; &c. An Account of the, Imparts and Experts, Tonnage, tee, on Ships, commonly called the Convoy Duty, from its 'cont.. mencement to its. termination, distinguishing the Exports to different parts of Europe, Rte. . These were all ordered accordingly; ' Mr. ALEXANDtx brought up the Report of the Commit.. tee of Supply, all the Resolutions of which were read and agreed to. . Mr. ,ONES adverted to a notice which he bad given con.. cerning the War in India, arid stated, that he had been re quested by some Gentlemen On the other side of the House to postpone it till after the holidays, and said, he should - therefore bring it forward on the 27th or this rholith, This produced a conversation, in which Mr. Poe;e, Mr., - W. DUNDAS, Mr. JONES, and Mr. WALLACE te-ekt part, and which ended in an understanding that the subjett should be brought forward on the 27th. Gen. GascoyNs moved, that tilde be laid befOre the House an account of the Quantity of Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, &c. imported into Great Britain frain the West In dia Islands and Plantations, &c. for the...last three years, dis tinguishing each year; 4c, which was agreed to. ' • The CIIANC.ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, give -Notice, that ,he should ,to-rriorrow move. for the Thanks of the.HoOse, ..to the Navy, Army Mili tia, Fencibles, Volunteer-Corps, Cavalry, Joiantry, &e. for their services during the - war ; and, he took Occasion • to'observe, that with the permission of the House, he should bring forward on Friday next, instead of , to-morrow, the proposed restridions of the money payments at the Bank-,'and he assigned as a reason. for that delay, that . upon inquiry he had found the pet'iod was not so near expiring as at first- he thought. . . . . The different Accounts moved for; by Mr. VAN. sITTART, were then brought up by the different. Of ficers of Excise and'Custorns, which were referred to the Committee of Ways and Mpans. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Mired 'that the different Ass of Parliament of the .39th and 4.oth, &c.,of George M./ imposing certain Duties, &c. ,should be referred to the said 'Com mittee.. ' ' • . , THE BUDGET. He then. moved. the Order of the Day, that the House 'do resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the Ways ant ,. Means for raising the,Supply, and Mr. ALEXANDER hay_ ing.taken the• Chair, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, 'that whatever might be the refleEtions which presented themselves to his mind, at the present mo ment, he should abstain from uttering any, except those which appeared to .be absolutely neeessary'on the present. occasion ;- because he was well aware, he should - have too much occasion to ask the indul gence of the Committee while he trespassed: upon them, which he apprehended, w9Uld be. for some time, he. therefore wished -to make no observa-, tion: bin .such as Arpeitred to to be caliF4