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G ENTLEMEN, AVING received the most flattering Proffers I. of unsolicited Support, in case I were to oar myself 6'a Candidate to represent you in Parliament at the ensuing toeneral Eledion, I think decline uty to state to you the rea ,2ls which induce me to that distinguished Honour •" .the present occasion. ambition, represent my - native Place, is the fondest object of my Ipibition, and whenever a future opportunity may occur, I Oil think myself bound to pursue it with the greatest zeal ; i r :la disinclination to disturb the Peace of the Town, and Loe the cause of the Disorders and Animosities usually at-, I llidant on contested Elections, in addition to a late domes trek.a.fflidion, svhichwould deprive me of the aitive exertions t i u 'im, whose Advice and Assistance would be greatly con t eiveso my success—these considerations alone, oblige me ° .postpone, for the present, my pretensions to your. Favour. kr he solicitude of those Friends who have voluntarily of- me me their Services, I shall ever remember with the most 4r(rtfelt gratitude, and I cannot but regret that any r icesshould prevent me from availing myself of their kind int entions. 1 • ~ • to ble I attempt to express my own sentiments of grati r,me. allow me .respedfully to obey the Commands of my la ther, in tendering. on his part, emotions of thankfulness, n'eh I cannot describe adequately to his feelings ; for; from re gard to him,. I am sensible, I wholly owe the Partiality Friendship I have so greatly experienced. I have the Honour to remain, • . With the most sincere Esteem, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and very humble Servant, , lune ir, rSoz. AkTHUR ATHERLEY, jun. I 5 theGENTLEMEN,CLfitC;Y,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of-LINCOLN. • AVING . had the high and distinguished Honour I: t i n t o ing one of the Representatives of the County of t ,!'lcolif wo successive P-alliaMents, I should have ven— ,"teti to live offered myself again for that service, had I not 4 ;'l l erienced that my present-srate of health will not permit ,hr to do my duty : wherefore, 'warmly as I must ever feel ,hr:ell attached io the-County for th eir past partiality, I to uld think myself very undeserillig if I should endeavour t e4 re tain that exalted situation when I am incapahle of at tetance. I therefore, with great regret, sin obNed to de- V et ! le o ff erirignivsel fas a Candidate at the thsuing . Election; buY sensible that there are many' abler and fitter for the trust, ti t t tioue can have greater zeal for the welfare and prosperity County of Lincolu, than, Gentlemen, • Your Aithful and obliged bumble SerVant,, • - ROI3EIZT VYNECti b "t- r-street,. One • ST. OltifillGO-OFFICE, • Jdne ri; ioz. HE time for procivaion of Proofs in support of , Claims, pending at this Office, being tloNk' expired, I r e "irraed by the Commissioners to desire thit afl Claimants fflgertt within the United Kingdoms; will send into this L'"Ce the Place of their Abode; on or before the 24th of k‘ l l 9 inst an t, in ord er t h at t h ey ma y b e readily found, and e tl - . .tve early information of the Decision on their respediye cl aims. t,And. I am further clirthed to caution all Persons whatso. k er against contrading for the Purchase, or Transfer, of any ",nsetiled Claim, as in case of any such Transfer- being dis -svered; the Claim contraeled for Will be disallowedi M: MARTIN. Secretary. C AMBRID . GE, Pchty• 28. t iI tOVESSOR HAGUE is preparing a Grand FESTiVAL or the COMMENCE_ it t " 1 :. for %Thiel: MADAME MARA (being the last kesof her public erterming in Englandji Mrs. Mountain, s ts•Earrison, C arnaby , and B,ustleman, are engaged as I),` „ 'c'Pal Vocal Performers. Messrs. Lindley, Pinto, G reis -404", Holmes, C. Ashley; Boyce, Wallice, Smith, iinkin ter'r° &c. &c. are in the List of the Principal I nstnuriental *t rt , rrters. Mr. GfeatOtex (Conducior ot the King's Con willpreBide.at the Organ anti Grand Piano-Forte, ;4 ( 1,7 Perthrmances will be. on Wednesday the 30th of furft.:, wi Lllursday and Frida; the tst and zd of July. Particn ll be givt.n in a future Yaw. • IN OR OUT OP ENGLAND.. A,,NY Lady or Gentleman wanting an Assistant t ) 11,%,„ in tiny Line of Business, a Widow of. respeaability ner service ; is acquainted with Businegi, and 13ok /tll4`tb., and happydecent Education : woUld.superm -16.4,..ne.care of a A'idciWed Gentleman's young Family., in A 01 Country. • ll ti ," : ne for M. 13. left at Mr. Duffer's , Clieesenionger, Sloe • leet-street, will be at:ended in a day. . —..:.:;...- -- .. Ib4--------1 1 ::; 1 7' sit .N lZ e . a A:V H , ot tc es . , P T A ri r tu E le k s it A a f i t i lN U Fi: GTO Y. sr Bank: . PATENTEE is willing to Dispose ota te. , ,t a ft few bebentults iti - the Valuable Manufaaory. Let iii ke :Jht Pfau:lrian onfy, pdst;paitl, clireaed to No 7', ~,_ — street ; Buckingham Gate, will be attended to. * I ANNUITY. Sum of between Three and Font Thousand rh k Pounds to be advanced, in the purchase of One, or axe Annuities, on the Life of a Gentleman, aged 4o to be 1 1 14 4 e Ptiortably secured on Dividends . in the Funds, in the „:1 11 , 4 , 01. respettabie Trustees; or on Freehold unincurnbred c'e ;l 3 . " ll Prop tr ty. An Interest of only Eight and a Half pet A,, 1 11 be. ex neaed. .:\:!/ to Mr. Leigh; either persdnal/y, or by letter, post '°- 4, Cecil -street, Strand. 1;4 .0 THE CURIOUS •Il.:: Fli'l SAUCE.' , ..,• r -! in. NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC I tt til l , „ '!ne tat, are respc&fullv informed, J. BURGESS and p 1 - -- EN LUNE ESSENCE of ANCIIOVIES; continues, tic. l l "kPi.tred by them in die, same manner that has. given I,44,inversal approbation for many, years past. that Article . , , t h 4 l4.` 1011 4 justly-acquited superiority. of that Article 10 't ; confirmed in the opinion of the Country at Isro, and of ni r ", / ns resident in all parts of the World, and having stood l i t 't of trial, ranks it in the situation it now mailliaUls. c), 'e general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other AtCv Sa uces for Fish, &c. indtices them, from the numerous . N e t i ta rtichtentsdailv g, c. in t si s nS the sarn.:4 a as ppearin none is to to bz caution had of their Genuine, '...,.4,t their warehowe as. under. 'es t er Y other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the w ( lttality.. Ih t ,st-1 mil:), Mercitints i Captains of Ships, &c. Gtiicers in Iherrny and Navy, supplied upon the shorteSt notice for oz:_ast :And Wcst Indies. 6, :c• V . For the convenience of Families. in Scotland, they 'heir aPpointecl Nlessrs. R. folinton and Co. Edinburgh, 1 v,..,' . _01e gents tar Fisit Sauces. 4rchotrse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, ' l / 4 -..,...,____ , Strand, London. it I THE I'RICE OF THE TRACTORS. D • PERKINS, of Leicester,Square, Patentee of the METALLIC TRACTORS, in - forms the t; te • that their i;,rioe will be advanced from live to six }p tta" the 'set on the first of September next. The ex 11:4,:tce• ;eputati ou and sale they have at length acquired, i ik o ,,, (4 , l ';:Yed to - Government tile propriety ot rendering the c , , „", r Y PruaLltive to the Revenue : an amendment made to the new Medicine Act, atter its tiiicettl . r `'ttrfg, in whi c h t h e P atent T ra ti ors were intro dn't rwenty Si.illintrsdiretted to be raised on the sale to take place on the fast of September. Six tiiiit?s, Which win include the ta': i'atentee trusts art n= - rY m gardorl a. ore modcrale. 'nuneration than live 1.,,,it,'.,4(:_t0re.t norm:foul pr o of s now basact. the • Public of SHROPSHIRE. At a very full and respectable MEET-ING of the NOBLE MEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of SALOP, helffin the Shire Hall, in Shrewsbury, the t ith day of tune, jSoz, in . pursuance of an Advertisement, the following Resolutions were adopted i • THOMAS HARRIES, Esq. Sheriff; in the Chair; UPON a Motion , made by John Kyhaston. Powell, Esq. one of the Representatives in Parlia ment for this County, and seconded by Sir Corbet Corbet, Baronet, It was Resolved Unanimously, That the following Address be presented to His Majesty : "TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 66 We, your Majesty's most dutiful - and loyal Subjects, the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Salop, humbly beg leave to express our most sin cere and cordial Congratulations on the happy Event of Peace, which, under your Majesty's most auspicious care and direction, cannot -tail to be of lasting and permanent ad vantage to the whole of your United Kingdoms. " We have likeMse the further satisfaction of seeing this Blessing become general, and all Christendom (which has so lately trembled for its Religion and Laws)"now possessing in a great degree the same security with ourselves. " That your Majesty may enjoy a long and happy Reign; that the Blessings of Peace may in future attend it, and the Arts of Peace adorn it, is the ardent wish and earnest prayer of your ever grateful.and Loval People." Resolved Unanimously, I'hat the Sheriiibe requested to present the Address, and that the Members for the County, Sir Richard'Hill, Bart. and John Kynaston-Powell, Esq; ; be requeted to attend him. Resolved, Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet— ing be given to the Noble Lord and .-Gentleinen who made the requisition to the Sheriff: .. ResolVed Unanimously, 1170- . the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff; Jot his kady acquiescence in conven ing the Meeting, and tbrltis Cohdudt in the Chair. Resolved Unanimousjy, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Kynaston,Powell; Esq. kr moving the Address, and to Sir Corbet Cort;et, Bart. for seconding the Resolved Unanimously, That the above Resolutions be printed in tits Sus and Star Papers, the Saloyian Journal, and the Shrewsbury Chronicle. • Signed by' Order of the Sheriff; R. PHILLIPS, Under Sheriff • for the Cpuntv of Salop. TOWN OF SHREWSBURY. • let a MEETING of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AS 7 _ SISTANTS, BURGESSES, and INHABITANTS of the TO WN of SH R EWSBURY, held in the Guildhall of the said Town, the t tth Day of lune, ISei, in pursuance of an Advertisement for that purpose ; - RICHARD BRATTON, Esq. Mayor , In the Chair ; U lON the Motion of Sir chdrlds -- 04 . eley, Bart. and seconded by john Corbet, Esq. it was Unanimously Resolved, • - • That the folloWing Addies's he presented to "41IS MA IESTY • . " We, Your Majesty's most dutiful and I.yal SUbjeds, the Major, Alderinen,'Assistants, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Town and Liberties of Shrewsbury, beg leave to ap proach the Throne with the most lively Sentiments of Af fedion, to congratulate YourNajcLty on the Return of Peace to the United Kingdom'. • 4. We heartily join with the test of our Fel low-Subjeas, in expressing our warmest admiiatton and praise of those glorious achievements which have distin- ' nished Your Ma jesty's Arms throughout this mentorublecontes.i. Indeed, when we contemplate the nature of the- late War, and the unexampled difficulties attendin& .1p p rope:6s, our minds are impressed with a deep sense of the •genurne Fatrictism dis played by all descriptiorrsof Your.Majesly's Peopie,in main tainingtne.Howitir and Independence of th:r Country, •an.t the purity of that InestUnaule CunStatalun, under which they have the happiness to lice. " We beg to assure Your Majesty, thit k we shall studiously endeatour, as the best return we can make for the blessings of Peace, to discharge tile duties of our sev& - al stations in sue!! manner as may tend to improve and perpetuate those blessings; convinced that this is the- only acknowledgment by which we can manifest a due regard to the favour of Pro vidence, or render our present 0 iii rings in any degree worthy of Your Majesty's approbation." That Mr.. Mayor be requested to present the Address, and that the Memoers for the Borough, the Hon: William Hill, and Sir William Pulteney, Bart. be also requested to attend him. That the Thinks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Mayor, for his ready acquiescence in convening the same, and for his ConduCt in the Chair. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart.' for moving the Address, and to John Corbel, Esq. for seconding the.same. That the Thanks of this Meeting-be given to the • Gentle men who signed the Requisition tdthe May Or. That, Mr. Mayor be requested to sign the Address on be halfof the Meeting. That the above Resolutions be published in THE tr I Star, and Shrewsbury Newspapers. LOXDALE, Town-Clerk. In the,Press ' and speedily will be published, .Z 0 ATTEMPT to ILLUSTRATE the JEW ISH LAW. fly HENRY ATKINS, .M.A. . Late FelloW of New College, Oxford, and Curate of Odi. ~...,--ham;Hants. Printed for. H. Cr4rdner, opposite St. Clement's Church, in the Strand. ' - . ,:_. . TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a C.,use ;VIA L LI SON against ‘VRIGHT_and Others, before Alexander Popham, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Puidic Sale Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery4ane, Lon . don, on Tuesday the 6th Day of July next, between the hours of One and Two of the. C lock . iu the Afternoon, in • Three lots A IREEHOLD ESTATE, called STOW_ -CI. BRA V, situate in tire Parish of F.ylingdalesi within six inileS.of Whitby, in' the Comyy.of Yorke late the Pro perty of Isaac .Mallison; deceased; consisting of two several t , arms, containing together two.Messltages, sixteen Cottages, and Ninety Actes , or thereabouts, of ?arable; Meadow, and Pasture Land, nA also a Piece or Parcel of Land called the I NTAK E, containing near Twenty=six Acres, or there abouts,' on which a considerable Allum Manufadory has been carried on, and. there 'is at present a large quantity of un wrought A lium Rock thereon. N. B. A Deposit of 201; per Cent. is to be paid by the Purchaser at the time of the Sale.. Printed Particulars may be had at theShid Master's . Cham bers ; at the principal I nns at Whity ; of Mr. Henry Barker, and Messrs. • Shephard and Adlington,..ol'Gray's lon Square, London. WEST INDIES, &c. THE MEDICII\TE, which.. is sold by the Pro prietors' sole Agent,. Mr. Thom-as Golding, No. 42, Cornhill, London (and by his appointment at one eminent Druggist's in every principal Sea-port Town in the United. ni KiPgdos),... to PREVENT . and CURE the YELLOW EVER-, in boxes; with full DireetionS incaseof an attack of any kind' of Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient for one person. twelve months, is also tia.! best Preservative' of Health in 'a Foreign Clitnzte ' as will- appear by Letters from the following respectabiePersons, , J . Liston,Esqlennyn-street, , St. fames's, to His Excellency R. Lisbon, Esq. British' Ambassador at Philadelphia; T. J. Hawkins, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding; - 1. Jame*, Esq. ditto to the Proprietors; Captain Sall, Anolromeda West Indiaman ; Captain Hodgson, Hope ditto ;„ Captain 'Robertson, Hero - ditto ; C. Johnstone, Esq. St. Anne's, jamaicf which, with other numerous, equally respeelable, and une quivocal Testimony of the never-failing Efficacy of this va luable Medicine, may be scercin Pamphlets, to be had gratis - at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many of the-principal Coffee-houso, Inns ' ., Scc about 70714. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE 'ANI) RELIEF OF. PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, June z. 180 z. B ENEFACTIONS since the . LAST REPORT. viz. Right Hon: Lord Viscount Marsham - A. k. 5 5 o Sir A. Edmonston, Bart. , -.- A. 2 2 o G. A. Kempentelt, Esq. - - A. 2o o o B. Goldsmicr, Esq. - - - - 21 0 o: A. Goldsmiti, Esq. , - -- - , at' o o I. 11. Browne, Esq. - - A. s's o J. Johnson, Esq. . _ - - So o o . Musgrave, Esq. • - - - _ A. 2 2 o j. Eng. D 01136.11, Esq. - - A. 1 1 o j. I_.pougl3s, Esq. - - - A. _ .S o o I - Wigan, Esq. r 0 Mr. J. Smith Wells A. r I Mr.Hearntlen, 12,7t1); Mr. Luckhurst, 28th, 2s. each o 4 0 Mrs. Musgrave A. t E. N. per Treasurer . A Lady unkno'wn, per IN Smith, -Esq. 100 a o 2 2 o Z. 268 4 o Discharged end relleved frog': various Prisons, 51 Debtors, for the surn of 2,51 r. 6s. Vii. Considered tht.:. Case:. of 63 Petitioners, approved 4S, re ferred- for Characters•ti Petitions, and.rsijecled 3. Benet - ad - ions are re,L.-eivsN,l tiw Jatiies Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; als6 at Sir R._ Herries Far quhar and .Co. St. James's-street ; .Messrs. Hoares, Fleet street ; Mess. Fuller and Chatter, Lombard-street ; Mess. Bidduph, Cocks, and Ridge, CharingLcross ; Mess. DorrXn and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhil I ; MesSrs.. Hammersleys,.kal Mall ; Messrs. Vere, Ltteadou, and Co. No. 77, Lonibard- street ; and at the No. 7, Craven-street,'Strand; where the Books may be seen. by those who are it,clined to support this Charity, and where the Society ;fleet 6n the first Wednesday - in every month. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED 'FOR SN11, : l.I. DEBTS. Craven-street, rkand, jtme 2 7 1302. Present in Committee, - The Right Hon. EARL. of ROMNEIi, President. Hon. PUSEY, V, P. Rev. \Veedcn Putler, Colonel S7o/Cedland, G. Allen Park, Esq. llamiltdn, Esq: . etinimin; Esq. H Grimston; ,Esq. Pinnock Esq. J. Ward, Esq. Mr. Welchman, • Mr. Charles . Walk*. ESOLVED U"imonsly, Thar the Thanks of IX. this Cornmittee.6,; koted to j.N E I LD, Esq. Treasurer of this Society, far the fresh instance of his humane and un wearied attention to its interest, by, having compiled and published a iij l / 4 1,0 4 airiple state of the condition of Persons im prisone4 fot - i - ;; . 11 - :' Debts, in the • Pris Ons of England nii Wales ; aniteoc 7iis useful suggestions to render these wretch ed objects more comfortable, and to make the exertions of this Society inure extensive and etredual. ' - R. GRASSWELI., Sec. DOUBLE WRITER. By Hit Nlajesty's Royal Letters Patent. T r -lb wwiy-invented IVLtchiue toe Writing, with 7 ;lens. producing at the same instant Two Origi nals, according to the common mode of writing, is tit - Hired to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all Persons desirous of preserving authentic: Re cords.of th.t.ir Coreespondenee, 'Statements, Compositions, &e. This Invention, which Is reduced to a practice both easy and free from, every deice}, has been sandionA by the patronage of some of tne most distinguished Characters in the World.---Many perso,ns who had been obliged to have re course to the Copying, or rather Pressing ,Macinne, have ex perienced the most complete satistadion in the use of the Double Writer. The trouble and inconvenience 'attending the former, are totailysuperseded by the• latter, which is so Justly torm,(l, that thcry ho .nu mistake in its tise, and constrw.Ld with such InCeltanitl exactness and solidity, as to preclude tile necessity of all repair. • Nlanufactured and soid by j. 11. Farthing, Cornhill, Lon don, -Po ruble Writing-desk and Letter-copying-machine Ala= nufittturcr, for Exportation. A very'VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH= ANIPTONSHI RE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - 1 - In Six or more Lots, • By Mr.•KIRSHAW, • . . . . At the Hind 'lnn; Wellingborough, on Wedividay the _23d of June inst. at Three o'Clock, - unless- previously posed of by Private Contratti . . Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE .- t, HOLD ESTATE, situate "tit a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market TOweand in the Parish of Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting of a substantial and spacious NIAINIS lON- 'HOUSE, which may at a small -expence be unade suitable fur the Residence of a genteel .Fainily, with walled . Gardens; .111311...p0nd5; Pad docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables; Malt-house and other. Buildings ; Courts, Farm-yards; 'and Appurtenances,' and about 40 0 Acres of Arable, Meßciow, and Pastide Land, of the first quality tor natural fertility, but still capable of great • improvuirieutiqlivided into proper sized I nelpsnies; encircled in a ring 7144).0, laid Plentifully supplied with Water. The Pasture:ldr.d, in richpCss of herbage and fertility of soil, 'is superior , to most feeding land in the Kingdom; and the Whole • is deSeiving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing • their inoitey in landed property, and particularly of such Far ' MM.' and Graziel•s - who may wish to cultitate, stock an' ini prove a tertileiiraf grateful soil. Larne and Manure may tie pur chased near the Estate in any quaifaitymid On reasonable terms. Ti'e Estate is tithe-free, and of the annual value of - 7001. l et t to respectable Tenants, who ate under proper agreements tbr.the,mariagenient oldie EStateS and have Notices , to quit a nd deliver up the same at Michaelmas next. To treat for the same,-apply to Mr. James, WCllsborit, near Stratford , on-Avon;,Warwickthire ; and for a view of the Pxemises, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailin' of the Estate, WeHingborough-; and: for further particulars 'to George's Cottee-housr, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. For ster, Cuole and Frere, •Lincul!rs- Inn, London ,• or Messrs. Hodson and Soo, Wellingborough, at whose Offices Plans of the Estates arc deposited. . • . MUCHWENLOGI, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD,BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD. fk ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of - Bricignorth, seven miles - ot Brdseley, nine miles-of Shrewsbury, and fitteett miles of Ludlow, in a picturesque part of the County of Salop ; con sisting of the MANOR, or. reputed Manor ox PREST 110,E, with the Waste Land, Right of - Conwon over the extensive Commons of Westwood, &c. in the ancient and respectable Borough and Parish of MU CHW EN LO CK, and . 734 Acres of fmile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood ' land, divided intoirroper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures, with substiunial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, Stables, Slieddings; and other convenient and necessary Out;builit legs, now lett to respectable" Tenants, at the old and annual Rent of Slot. or thereabouts, but capable at considerable advance. • The Estate lies in a Ring Fence,. abounds ., with Game, and contains several large Ponds-or Reservoirs of Water made for the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing Stream run ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any Cluan tity may be purchased on reasonable terms Within two miles. The Land contains art inexhaustible Mine of Ball and Stalac tical LIME-STONE of the first quatity,,, with every indi cation of other-valuable MINERALS. The Estatels sub ject to a Land Tax. of i ji. 4s„ a Chief Rent of 11. 35...6d. and is Titheable. fir • 14,0e01. part of the purchase-money, May. remain charged upon the Estate. To treat for the smre, apply to Mr. .I.arne,•Wellshorn, near Strattor&oit-A von ; or to Mr.. Coupland, , Attorney, Shrewsbury;' and fur Particulars to John Bishtoh, Esq. Kel-sall john Dottet - r, Esq. Oottrid; Messrs. Peintivon and Coitpian3, Shrewsbury ' - Thomas' Ftasreviooci, usq. Bridgvorth ; Wheeler, Esq. Winteribld ; and at Alr. Ja,nes's Office; Wel I sborn ; Win. Parson's, ott the Pioniises ; the Stork Tavern, Birmingham ; arai - at , George's Coffee _ hugs:, Cliaricery-lxne, IMPERML PAI4LIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS; MONDAY JUNE Tur various Bills before . the HOUSe• Were fewarilec! •-•-• their respective Stages—these proceedings; the Bing, and Orders being very numerous, occupied the attention Of then Lordships some time. , • • A Conversation of some length arose between the Earl of SUFFOLK; CrtatiCki.toit, in consequence of the first-nentioned calling the actetion of their LordshipS to the Account Which had been lately laid up - n - 1 th.. Table;. Of the Amount of the proceeds on tne Sale of Old Naval Siores; &c.—The leading points of which, were to the following eited.-Tfre Noble Earl ."reniiikkel, that' by the,Account; hetcth the House, the aggregate of the proceeds - of the Naval - Stores sold in this Cotnitry was upwart,:s of c 3,0001. of the ttititropriatic:tr`ot which, we understood hint to Say; that by the Accounts before the House, not niut4l'llifire , ttuln was specified—he thought it highly pro;ler; that their Lord ships should be informed of the application or the remainder; and made some observaiions respecting the iiiopriciy of ha v._ ing this description of public money, as well as any other, duly accounted for: lie also 01x:es - vat, that the iiceo:rt pie tinted could not include the entire aggregate of the p,o g'itkis or the Old Naial Stores,, as it was well tin:A these Old Naval Stores Sold in Ireland, Gibraltar, the West Indies, and other places ; his wish was to have not only ari. - Account of the whole amount, but a specification tit the manner in which the remainder of the proceeds wiul appro priated:----He concluded by nioving in the usual form, tot an Account of Aire, Aggregate Proceeds on the sale of Old Naval Sttires, including the different Maces above-mentioned, from the first •of ranuary, specifying the quantity sold at each place; &e. • • . Lord PELHAM satisfaCturily explained with respect to the points adverted to by the Noble Earl. With regard ro the Account moved Pori hese:gni:a to say, there Could bend objection to its being brought fl r frward ; brit the' Accowits hitherto laid on the Table, were in strict coilforthity to toe Nolan: Earlts Motion, wiii..li ail ran generally, `and lli conse:• quenee mend Returns were:hi - ate: indeed-, lie knew not id what cattier. wily the ACcounts i . in urstlanee of.the Motions; could, be made up—the various c;rints and.. w Salaries hich were specified in-ti', Accounts upon the la6fe,• had been, he repeated, for a ten* of time. so appropriated, and-with re= - sped to the remainder, it went to thin geueral Account,dl'tltt . . Navy every year; and was accounted for in that manner.. Lard HOLLAND tocif&-the opportudtty, to make a variety of observations; but whith for' the most part' res-peeled the Civil List ; he contended for the•-propriety- of having the Accounts produced which were -ItioNed for by. his . Noble Friend, and said; that from \illative could observe, the Cita List had been frequently .exonerated by means of the various - Funds which were resorted toils aid of it, He thought the late Ministers highly culpable in' not codaing for , ,Vard in due time to Parliament oil that subbed, instead .of, sultittig its debts to accumulate, and he was conViticed that there hat been great rbismanagement with respect to that part of the public service ; so fully was he imptessed with these con siderations, that he should takean early oppormnity;to bring the su -ct before the House next Session of •Parliament, when should submit some propositidus to their:Lordships, and to which lye should press their seriuuS attention. The LORD- CHANCALLOR ; after a ieW renrarks• upon the subjed in question; observed, in elfzct, that the Object of the Noble Earl Would not be attained even by the Motion hepistil :made, as. it Called for an Account of . the aggrdgat;,^ amount, without mentioning the appropriation of the re", • diainder; • • The Earl of 'SUFFOLK thanked 04-Noble and Learned Lord for his candid suggestion, and amended his Motion in pursuance of it,' which, on the ques,tion being put, was or dered aecOrdirigly. - Some private business was then dis Posed of; and after their Lordships had waited some time, three private bills v. - era brzailir op - from 'the Coninons by Mr, Viti_i:E.FOßLii% which being read-a first tirriV r , tfle House iPliollfriai till taw inOtjo*., iIQ,USE OF COMMONS; M6NUAY 3 JUNE 14; . TriE I nilk.eeinis' 2311.1 was read a second time; and muted i'or to--.htorrov.r. The Lori:1 1 Ari!endments to the Eiglish Militia Bill were rtferred to the consitkratiomota Select Cominittf!e. 'ihe,Mutiny Bill; the and the.ltoyal Marine Nlutini' .Bi passedthrough Con - unittees - H-Repot to--morrow. • • , . _ _ The Report of the POkt of London Bill.was t4ltpn into fur . ... ther consideration, read, and urree.d to, .and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to.:.morrow. Tlielfackney Coach Bill, the Mich Propetty Bill, ate} the British Fishery , Bill; were read a third fune and passed. • The further .conSideratiozi of Ihe.Land TaX Redeniptioii Bill was postponed till tonzorroW. The Controverted •E reetion Thal' Bill ijaz.l . ordered to lie read a third time to--morrow. _ . . • _ _ _ slr. 1:IAnoosc brolight‘up the. Report of the Committee . respecting the Dirges On (lit, welt was tead'and agreed to; and a Bill ordered ; also the Report of the Committee re— speeting.Pilehards, which was read and agreed to;, and an in struction ordered. pursuant thereto, to the Centieiiien ap_ pointOd to Bring in the Excise Duty 13111. Mr. W 'exit brought tip. the Report of ibe• French Postage Bill, which was .read and agreed to, and the Biil ordered to be read a third time to-inorreW ; aISO the Report of the C.orrthittee respelling L9rd He rcxitvsgN'sAniluity, which was read, agreed to' ' and a Bill ordered.. Mr. ALEXANDER brbught up the Report Of the Com mittee respecting the .Duty on- Paper, WhiCh Was read and agieed-to, Ancta Bill Ordered. The Iriitt Lord ChancellOr's Salary sill was read a Second , time and CoMmitted tbr to-morrow. The Irish Col'nee Bill pas'ed through d'Cornmittee—Re pOrt to-morrow. • - The ClCru Noii-Residence hill paeicd though a Corn= mittee,•in v. inch theduitation of it was limited to the Bth of April next.—:Report to-morroW. Mr. N. VA 1 , ;41T7i AR T presented. an Account of the total produeeof the Dues of CUstorns; Whidi Ace's ordered to lie on the Table and to be printed. Mr. N. VA N S I TT 4.1 t T brought up the. t40e,000 Exchequer Bills Bill, the Post Horse Bill, the Isle of Man Trade Bill, and the eco,ooOl. Siiiking Fund Bill, Which were Severallr read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to- morrow. 112ISH 11111,ITIA. M. FOSTER rose in consequence of, a notice he had given on a firmer dayito make a Motion relative to the General Orders issued from the Ad. iutant-Gencial's Orrice -in I`llas , ilast. That issued on the i c th of May; he said. Borer that those had engaged to serve in. the Militia were by fully diSchariedArom i;at. service. But by the Militia Ad Twhicli he then read j; it appeared that neither= the Adjutant-General, nor the Grivern`inent had the power to issue such tHers. Those men who were piovided i)y each CouniY for the were the {property of th:t. Cialtity, which. could not be legally iuffinged qon, By this pre sent Order; therefore; as time was no authority to issue it, the Civil Magistrite would be placed in' a very difficult situation; A great niatiiber of the totild, in consequence of the pie. sent proclaufationi tempted to entti into the Line ;' when; thetefoiei the Militia' were called out to their annUial Service; an 6 the County to which those who a had enlisted in. the Line belonged, came to .reclaim - that, how Was the Civil Magi. stpite to aFt ? Div. would . colainly find himself can- i