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T HE STATE - of E'U'ROPE; * -before and after ,the Fieslch Revoltition. liy Professor Genz, Priyy Cctincillor•to.His Prussian Majesty, isce. • Translated &ow the Germ* 'sv JOHN CHARLES 'JERRIE:S.; Esq. Printed for J. Hatclizrd, Bookseller .to. ger Majesty, No, 740, • Piccadilly. , Just ou ishecl, in One Volume O&avo, • A Ic•EW WORK, • Price. Five Shillings, .boards, Dedicated, by Permission, to the Earl of Lonsdale, ° tACTS DECISIVE in faYbur Of the COW if 'POCK, including an Accotuit-cif the Inoculation of the Village of Lowther, by ••:- • • - "• ROBERT lOHN THORNT.O2?, I‘.l. D. 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TWENTY PSALMS and HYMNS; in Three and Four Parts, _as sungat the different Churches and Chapels in i 3117. "-r eomposed b VVM.,DALM ER. Adapted ,for the Piano Forte or Organ. In order to render ;; Publication of general use to • Choirs,_ the Author begs leAvi - : to observe that the greater part ot the Tunes may be nK to many other Psalths and Hymns of equal metre, and has selected apPropriate words for each Tune from, IkIER- R I ClST's,'amfthe New Version, and froth the different Col lection of Hymns now,most in use, a reference to which is iveri in Cue Work. London : Printed for the Author, and sold by him, at No. •Parragon Buildings, Bath may also be hail of Mr. Fres ton', Straud, London ; and at all the principal Music Shops and Booksellcrs in the Kingdom. OGLE's .CATALOGUE, • This day was published,by R.Ogle,GreatTurnstile, Holborn, cA TALOGVE of BUPA in DIVINITY t J!,and tk!.t gre-“tzst Colieclion ;which has ever appeared in any si~r;le Catalogue. 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SIR WILLIAM SCOTT, delivered in' the House of Comtnoil, Wednes.day April 7, rii.62, upon a Mo wn for leave to bring, in a Bill relative to - the 1 , 70-N-1 , !..E , s - 4ENCE of the rrice - a. An Historical View of the unavoidable Causes of the Nun-re4idence of the 'Parochial Clergy • on their Tespeefivc Livings, &c. &c. Price as. 6d: - FOR THE TEETH AND G tAIS MHE ESSENCE of PEARL anl PEARL DEN TIFRICE, invented by tlie - late. 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Also against being deceived by. spurious Compositions (of a similar appearance), 'sold under the appellation of Quintessence of rear!. •• • . p4RLT4IvEIv2. HOUSE Of PEERS, FRID,Ay, MAY 28. Pitay.totys to prayers being read, their Lord ships in a Committee of Privileges resumed the consideration Of the Rev. ~Mr. Brydges's claim to the patony of Chandos, and beard Counsel and evidenee thereon : the furtlyr consideration 'of the case was deferred till Wednesday next. • 'Prayer's :weretheti read, and shortly after the Royal Assent iven, hy),Coinmission, : to seven. teen Bills,' amon Which were the Lottery and Mi litia Officers 'Allowance ACts, and the 'Temple-bar Bill ; the res were of private and local descp • - ie aiateri • titan. The Lords commissioners were, the Lord CHAF CELI,OR, Lord NVA,LSINGHAM, and Lard Chief Justice ELI:ENBOROTJCH. • • Lcrd rimy . nt the' addressed a Setif ob_ servations'to the HouSe, but in such a low tone of • 4 - voice as precliided us from hearing their particular import, The generaVsybje,a, as we could was the Representationof the Irish Peerage ; and in~ WhiCh, we conceived, his Lordship to allpde to the circumstance of Lord Viscount Somerton, one of the representative .Temporal Peers, lieing en titled to sit under one cbnititikiiion of the Reguiat -'ing AF}; also as Archtii of - Dublin; 4vhiCh his Lordship seemed 'to thinlc could not regularly be .done. 'The result, as •we understood, was, that his Lordship's proposition on the suhje4 was or dered to be referred to the Committee of Privileges. Several Petitions from Peers of Ireland; praying, that. their claims may be allowed, were 'presented, and their patents, &e. handed in, The Bills before .the H ouse were forwarded in their respeetive stages. The Marquis of SALISBURY reported His Ma jesty.'s answer to the late Address of the House. The Irish Loan Bill, the Stamp Duties Bill, and the Irish National Debt Bill were bronght up from the Commons by Mr. ALEXANDER. Twelve Private -Bills'Avere brought up from the Commons by Sir jo'inq Sit..9l,Ata, Mr, VYNER, Mr. C. Duwrmsi,. , and othel• Gentlemen. These being severally - Vellitt - altirsritire, and some private business disposed of,"their Lordships adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, MAY 28. Til E Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House to the House of Peers, to hear His Majesty's Com mission read. The SPEAKER, attended by several Members, went to die House olPeers, and, on. his return, in formed the House, that the . Royal Assent had been given, by Commission, to the 'Lottery Bill, the Militia Subalterns' Bill, the. Liverpoof Exchange Bill, and several private. Bills. TheHull.Docks Bill was read - a second time, and committed to a Seleet Comn3ittee. A Message from the Lords infornied the Howe, that their Lordships had agreed to the Irish Sugar Drawback Bill, the EleaiOn Oath Bill, kind several private Bills. . ! An Account was presented from the Exche q uer, of the net Amount of the Permanent Takes of Great . Britain, for the year ending the sth - of April, t Soz, which. were ordered to Vie on the Table and . to be printed. . . , The Franking Bill was read a thirti time, , and passed. Lord GI.I I / 4 :B ERVI E mored for a Committee, on Monday, to consider of the Dutch Property Aft. — Ordered. The Cotton Apprentices' Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Mr. N. V,-\NSITTART moved for an instru6lion to the Gentlemen o.iwointed to bring in the Bill for exempting certain' Legacies from the Ditty charge able thereon, to 'make prdvision for the granting of further time. for, the Stamping of certain Deeds, and for amending the ,L4ol,,itlic 36th of his present Ma jesty, respeaing Legacies.----Ordered. Mr. N. VA,NSITTART then brought up the Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Mr. N. VANSI TTAR T brought up a Bill to enable Seamen, Soldiers, anti Marines, in the Service of Great Britain, during the War, to exercise Trades in any Town, or Place within the Kingdom, which was read a first rime, and ordered to be read a se cond time on Monday. - The House having resolved itself into a Com mittee -to consider of granting a Compensation to 'the Sugar Coopers of the City of London, for any Losses sustained by them in consequence of the Im. provement of the Port of London, came to a Reiolu tion to grant Compensation to the . Stiglr Coopers, Owners of Lighters, and otherg.—Report on Mon day . An Account was presented from the Treasury of Ireland, of the General Heads of Expenditure of a sum 0f.33c5,0001. granted for the Service of the year 18ot, whiCh was ordered, to lie on the Table. The Workhouse Bill passed through a Committee. Report on Monday. Mi. N. VANSIITART moved for a Committee on Monday, to consider of the Allowances now made on the present Payment of *amp Duties.—Ordered. The C omm i ttee o f Supply was po'stp:med to Mon day; as was ilso the Committee' ofi Wa - Y 3 and Means. Mr. N. ATANst rTART gave notice . of his intention to move in thejatiii; _on Monday, to gic'e power to the Corimlisi6i.ico of.Hack.ncy Coaches, to in crease.the co;iches. The Hou3e - having' tesolved itself into a Com mittee on the :,toort. - 'of the Committee on Expiring • Laws came to 'a Resolution to continue an Aa of the 39th of hi:; present Majesty, for the better En couragement of the British Fisheries; also to con-. tinue 'an Ait of the 6th of his present Majesty, to prohibit the importatien of Wrought'Silk,'and also tO continue anAa to prohibit UnlaWful COmbina. tions' of Workinen.—Report on Monday. The . further . conSiderafia - n of the - Report 'of the Irish Militia Subalterns' wits f.Ottponcd till Wednesday. ••' The Rather co.:(_;2?-ratinn r'f 'he Peron on the Scotch Militia Bill; and the Voluntiiistoips Bill, was deferred till Nicinifigy. ' The I.,and Tax kedeinption Bill was read a second time, ip(tcoinmittea for We4nesd'ay. The on the Poi)licConnte Rill was postponed till Wedne . sday. . The Binking'fund Bill was read a -CCO4 time, and committed for Wednesday. Adjourped at hag i)istfivpiill Monday;"-- - OF STOCKS, • T'l{!§ •fifk Y AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. C 9119 0 .15. Opening, - 7.6 t- buiniutr . l - Pr.. THP - " 0 L DIOERE rALstitt 4,up.EA;i? LONDON, MAY ;9, iSoz. Ws this morning received Paris Journals of the 26th instant. By an Article from Berlin, it appears that the EMPEROR of GERMANY and ihe Xjsc of PRUSSIA have not come to an, understanding resped- . ing the Bishopric of Munster. M. SF A11.U.15T 4 .. the Imperial Enyoy, 'had been charged to make some propositions to the Cabinet of Berlin, upon condi tion that. it would consent that the Pisbopri: 'of Munster, and part of the Electorate of Cologne situated on the Right Bank of the Rhine, should he confirmed to the ARCHDUKE 'VI C TOR All 7_ 11ION't, or at least that the Court of 'berlin would not oppose the ARCHDUKE'S taking tile reins of Government of these two Countries till their fate should be definitively settled. The Prpssiat? Mi nister, however, persists in his rejedion of 4ny such arrangement, and things remain in state cup. Jr now'' ears by an Article from Brest, that General I.;gct. k i ßc's Brother was the bearer of the last Dispatcluttleceived from St. Domingo. Two ships of 74 guns each, were to sail from Brest on the r Bth, if the wind permitted, for that Colony. General MuR AT is returned to Paris from Naples, The French Funds were on the 25th at 56. t 5: • Yesterday morning His MAIESTi . left Tamp for Windsor. The Qt:F.EN and PRINCESSES also' left Town at noon for the same place. The Dutchess of YORK'S birthday-was,. a few days ago, celebrated at Bath by;kgrand dinnr _and ball. Her Royal Highness is much beloved there ' by all ranks of people. The Pavilion at Brighton is nearly• . finished far. the reception of His Royal Highness the pOnce of WALES. The 29th, 4.9 th, and..s9th Regiments ; ..re all under orders for Noira Scotia and Canada..., 'A Court 6f Common COuncil . was held- yesierday at-Guildhall, for the impose of taking into-const. deration the following Motion, vii.• • : " That the Thanks of this Coti*be•ccivon:_to:Aiimiral Lord NEL s o N for thedistinguished services rendered to . the City of London, by accepting the Caipwand of Gun Boats anti other Vessels, and signally fulfilling the duties of the Station assigned him, to protect the Alptiths of the.Titatnes. and Medway, in the months ofJuly',-August, and September laSt, when this Country was particularly threatened by an Invasion, whereby the only. accessible 'avenue Of danger to this Metropolis was elleattally secured, and not a single British Vessel captured during . his corninand on'that Station between Beacheyhead and Orlordness." On the Question being put, his Lordship de. dared the same to be carried in the affirmative; division being deinanded, it was observed tlfere was hot a sufficient number of Members pre sent to form . a Court ; therefore the Motion was adjotarnedr4ill the next Court. Our - Court News-writer made a gross mistake, in stating that Cie Oxford Address was presented by S. ROLL EsToN, Esq.—lt was read to the King, seated in his Chair of State, by his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, Chancellor of the University. The House of Commons was yesterday evening very thinly attended, and among the few present the greater number were in full dress, as it was supposed, to go to the Dinner for celebrating the Anniversary of Mr. Pm's Birth-day. Only three Metnbers were present when the , last Motion was discussed. The late Earl of LONSDALE inherited his Baronetcy from a long line of ancestors ; and in September c 764 . , was married to Lady MARY STUART, eldest daugh ter .of the late Earl of Burk:, by whom he had no issue. In May, 1784, soon after the accession of Mr. Pirr - to the Premiership, he was created Earl of Lonsdale. His Lordship's annual income was immense. A . great part of it, however, was de rived from the ptocee_ds of the Coal Mines upon his Estates in Cumberland and Westmorland, of which Counties he was for many years past Lord Lieutenant . and Custos Rotuloruw, and also Colonel of the Cumberland Regiment of Militia. The Par--: liamentary interest of the late Earl of .LONSDAL was very considerable, and he had the honbur of first introducing . Mr. PITT into the British Senate, whom he caused to he eleaed in 1781, upon. his interest, for Appleby, at the instance of their common friend, thelate bkike of RUTLAND. Prders , .an sent to Plymouth, from the Sick and goasit to reduce all, the officers at that port and hospital above' the peace establishment. The officers 'that remain are Governor CREYKE, the three Lieutenants, the two Physicians, the two Surgeons and two Assistants ; the Steward and one Clerk : the Agent and one Clerk; the Dispenset and . Askistants, besides the Chaplain, Porter, and one Matron. • • The Montern, or Triennial Visit of the Gen t!emeli educated at groo School to Salthiil, will take place on Whit-Tucsday:—Mr. Tordt.xpis is the (liijtairi on the occasion. 1 , 1,4PA1 NEWS. 744 11:19UTH, . MAY Z 6. A R It.tv ETP the Trillion and E nl ia, , Capt.nA lLt " woon, from Stnyrna, and sailed again for liond °.; ..tbe .P , ,.merican _Brig Ch.adotte, Ca pc. Dlzoso"' 54 days from the Havannalt, ,with sugar, coffee, 44e ' . .. , A 7 Sppis! ) Squadron which carried oft Frelle b TrOops to St. Domingo, arrived theielievioo t() her sailing; accompanied by several ,014 h Ves'els' much in want ofrepair. :' 4 11 i Also , arrived . the Brig jenny, from the rivet Gambia, with ivory, gum, hid es ' 81c ; and sailed again this day for London ; also arriYe.' theßarque 41,m, , Captain-GRANT, with hemp, le ' from Niinorca; and the Brig Queer, with frui t / thirty-six days from , Lisbon ; also arrived ti ' r 4;4/4 ,Schoorler, of z 4. guns, Lieut. /1414 0e* froni a Cruize against the Smugglers. Sail,e'd the American . Ship, Little William, C 3 P fr AN K 4E, flour, sugar, 4,:e. for Havre de Grace and- the Brig. Olive Braxch, Nifivrscq i i with fruit and wines from Malaga, for Hall. The Princess Amelia and Print-Fr: Nade l( Packets will take the Mails of next month for A. rica and Jamaica. The Town/heed, with Leo's ( ' Island Mails, sailed On Sunday last; go which 414 arrOed the Prince Adolfihrii Packet from I.4b ° ''' with Mail : she bro Light no garnet-Aar new Duke of York, with Mail from thence, [nay 4e 1;c33 ex-ed. DEAL, Mara. SATLEB for Portsrnooth the Unicorn Fri g nte ; .10 the. Arab TATLQR, for 4frica. SHEER! S$ mA.ir TH is day came down front biqkallt i find 0 1 • for Cork, His • Majesty's Gut3-13Pii 3 Minx, W it 4 diGharrd Seamen, fiotn Ships paidtif for a 11 304 to that place: , , 'Capt.. KErriOuEp4i t To i s appointed tn tc l, "the : coma' na of, His 'Majesty's Fii gt e Phal.es 36 guns, vice Capt. 13AKE R , a ppOillt e / to the .aton 4 , of 3s" guns, at Gtecalithe. Captain RtN . l.t.Aml6apointed to the comil l '; of the . St. _Fiorenzo, Of 40:guns, and not ort''' os.ORN T . The I.4oids of the Admiralty;have been 1)1 0 : 0 ,) to appoint. Captain H. OMMANEYto coo ll- 4 ,e of the Falcon, of i.s guns,.now at Portsmouth ; il j is destined for - the Xewfoundland station, and sail as soon as ready for. sea. THE TH E ATR E.—Mrs. MARTYR held foiti l : s l4 s a miscellaneous attraaion, on her, Benefit last 4, 0 at Covent-Garden Theatre, that the House .crowded. The first piece was ROSilitli which hOr powerfully supported by Mrs. B I Li.INGTON, dr( addition to the songs belonging to her part , ' e fi the delightful air of " S w e e t Bird.. - * The 14 OP' dramatic piece w.asa-three.aet Comedy, altere d foe one of d'KEEFE!, entitled Th e Lie of /be sts concluding Drama was -the 9porktic. Farce o'rst David's Day, in which Miss MARTYR, fig the s e rime, appeared upon the Boards of a Theatre• tit is a pupil of 'Madame MiRA, and has sl at '- with considerable success at . frivite Concettsilet Het musical. talents are very -proinising, bu t C het diffidence overcame her sq n ch 4asl nlghtfibet it was impossible to form aiiyqedgment theatrical powers. Diffidence, however, is gen e o ps the concomitant of merit, and therefore WC " o ff to see her to more advantage when her t er 'dif ace subdued by prailice. • low-Er:Jo/4 dese lle hit obtained much praise from the audience 1 0 ' fat liberal solicitude in behalf of the fair c andidat e . ec ei public favour, In the interval* of the several I:: or FAwcrre and iNCLED ON Amused the ava,.' e lf ,% with several songs, and ;he whole WAS a grati f y melange of musk and merriment. ef Coloured silk handkerchiefs are becoming s pa fashionable with our Fair. We are glad the/ be induced to wear any thing. i•ff The CHIEF CONSUL and Si EYES, fCCOTOI"*P ii ieport, are not upon good terms ; and the latt r e r i ff t s. is: said, has even been exiled from the Mud'', t pe Sit YES has been rendered m comfortable unaT er fu) Consular Gewernment, chat it would be won"b j /ei indeed if he had been looking into his PidgroN' tor a new Constitution. nE bl ge,,C The PR i xc E Of \VAL ES and a large assem-- e m the Sporting and Fashionable World, were Pr r ` c i o y. at Brock:et-Hall Races, which commenced yesi c o rdi The Bishop of ELT h'a's subscribed 500 1 • t° f $ll the repair of that—noble edifice, the Tow er ° Cathedral. A new College is about to be ereEteti at C a for bridge, called Downing College. The alon e) ; Sit, the Establishment of it was left by the lat- r l4Ca JAMES DOWNING. The scite of groun d , rn f a cr 1) ,; out for it is near St. Andrew's-street ; it i s h ; P for the study of the Law and Physic ° " IV en question arose upon the Will, and it has P, ot is number of years in litigation in Chancery, now in a train of st.ttlement. Soill er ; Yesterday morning a Sailor, retintling fo set House to the City ,• was hustled-near Tert i _j o f hi! by several smart looking fellows, and robb c. r e 1 3 1 1 tobacco box, which, unfortunately; . o nta' a c hc SiC the poor fellow possessed in the world, vi z ' :81. in small notes, and five guineas. Yesterday morning, Mr. Cressman, Dol3r.with Court-Officer, put a period to his ex istenc e Bisci t i pistol, at his apartments in Robert-streer!ory friar's-road. A derangement of his rec u ' f hist° fairs is reported as the cause of committing