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- , „ . . , . , 4'l. A . • r . 1114 "*. W.,,t4f7J.,*.1:6. .•„. . ~. .. ~ ..„. ~ • I • , 0 : 4 1 . - Wif : _ Af 4 • ,',7 , !--:,,-. ,„; ei • , e .......;•; ,1$ .. .. 6 .4V• •• t z i z r ,• . - . . e ~. ./ h lei.. h•SV,;"' , S '. 4. ' 2 .7F 4 4 . ?;*-1 . +i i Ma lee , . THURSDA I; Ea 4622.] Y JULY 0, 1807. c PR: CI 6IXPEi\TC'i VAUXHALL. Undar the Patronage of Hisßoyal .. Flightiess the PRINCE or WALES. 7 0-MORROW EVENING, July 10, will be a GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of 141 t. WORKS. Admission Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins - at Eight ''Clock. GRAND PRIZES. One - 'of- - ,C3o t noo Two - of - - - z ,nno TWO - . - of - - Ste. &c, &T. . • 1- IrHE SMALLEST LOTTERY with' greater J 1 PRIZES and fewer BLANKS iltin were ever known, begins Drao.tng on TU ES DA NEXT,. the i4th of IBIS NION'tH 4 f uly). Only Twenty Thousand Tickets. SCHEME. Prize of ,C 30,000 - . is . ,C30,r500 2 - • 20,, co . • - - - 40,000 2 • • • 10, .• 2 - • • • coo* . • • • 10,004 S • 1 00 ' D .• 40 So .o . • - • 4000 2 I.: - • - ..;"' • ' 30 - - 50 - - - .•w 1500 25.00' - 20 •! - • •. 59 ,000 2500. Is - - 37,500 io,ooo Tickets ,C 203,0051 First-drawn-Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Regulay Drawing of moo Tickets each Day. TICKFTS and SHARES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot. tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. • Ticket - . ,C tg 17 0 - - - - 3 o ; Eighth - 12 0 Quarter - - 53 o I Sixteenth - 6. A WIFT and Co. at their State Lottery" Offices, *0 No. 11, Poultry 4establisliekl in the Year 17'i9 . % and 'No. 12, Charing-cross, are selling the TICKETS and SHARES of the STATE LOTTERY, which begins Orawing on,the 14th of July. This Lottery consists of only zo,peo Tickets, and contains the above rich List of Capital Plizes,besides a larger propor-i lion ofsinali Prizes than any other Lottery for several Yeara past, reduc►cg the risk to less.than'Three Blanks to a Prize.. Hirst-drawn Ticket on the Fourth Day will receive 30,;:ool. being the only fixed Capital. • LITERARY RELICS of the late JOSEPH RI CHA Esq.' Barrister, and Member for New. tort, in Cornwall ; dedicated, by permission, to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland. (13 — The above Publication, which was announced for the 4th instant, has, by an unavoidable delay of the'Press, been obliged to be deterred till the 3ist or this Month, when it will certainly "Ace place. Those who mean. thetetbre, to honour it with their Names, arc requested to hive the good.: 'mess it, communicate them by the 2.4 th, to Richard Wilion, Esq. Lincoln's-inn-fields ; Messrs. Snaith and Co. Man. sion-house-street , ; Mr. Ridgway, Bookseller, Piccadilly ; Or to -Mrs. Richardson (the Widow Utile Author), tz, Bet- IlerS• street. • WANTED TO PURCHASE, TIE. ALVOWSON, or next Presentation to a 1.1 ViNG, from 2901. to' +331. per annum, with the proiped of an early Vacancy. • Address (poit-paid) to A. B. at Messrs. Strawbridge and Tyler's, Stationers, 78, Warren -street, Fitzroy.slluare. LEICESTERSIIIRE.—TO. BE LETT, , AComfortable FAMILY HOUSE, Furnished or Unftiinished, fit ter the reception of a Getitleman:a Yarnily, with very cornimdious Offices, good Stables, Gar. den,•Dovecote, Sec. Vic. situated near the Fox Covers of the .Duke of Rutland and the Earl'of Lonsdale. A Tenant may be accommodated with any quantity ofi'ich grazing Land, from 2o•to upwards of too Acres. Further particulars may be had on applicition to Messrs. tones and,G men, Solicitors, Salisbury-square, Fleet.street, London. ► MONEY. * MOtLEMEN, • GENTLEMEN„ '&c. are re .Lll sriectfully inforiried,they may be supplied with Mon.:) , to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold CoPYhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, M one y in the, Funds, Marriage Settlemeifts, Widowe.lointures,t Clergy. men's Livings, or any other Property • Persozis of respeciabi. ray may be supplied on their personil Security only. .Gen-. ticmen will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twelve, till Two; or Letteri(post (postpaid) addressed to Mes srs . Wills and Co. No. to, Solidi -street, Berkeley-sgilare. • This Day • was published, 1 By Mat;iews and Leigh, No. IS, rtrndonds, rn Pateoster-row, London; D ug d s a r i e' ' H . 13 ; S Y Dublin a be had ot any. Bookseller, in One. V olunie Ottavo,i ' with .' elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Editi on , pr i c e only an containing nearly 300 Pages, of • ' COLOYION's . GUIDE TO ‘l-IEALTH ; 'or, Ad.. L 3 vice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Compl a in ls pl lining; in a concise and plain manner, Ike m o d e :. EX treat. mot, anti most e ffi cac i,,, us Remeaies for the following Dia_ eases, which arc treated of under their respe4ive heads ' , viz. .Abortion or 'Miscarriage I ndispositions attengant on Astitra4 Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of . Indigestion • , • Barrenness - I uvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowneis'of Spirits Chltirosis or G wen Sickness Menstrual Evacuations .. . Child-bearing • ' Nervous piseases Ce, nsumptions ' • • ~,Onanisin, or Sscret Venery "Male. Diseasps . Pregnancy . . Fits - Floor Albus, or Whites ' ' Rheumatism Flatulen ce , or Wind • Scrofula „ Ghee;, . Seminal Weaknesses Conorrlicea . , Scurv y . . Hyptchstuiri a , fir Melan- Turn of Life, choly COmplainii • &c. &c. • . • , - - ssy on the Venereal Disease, :sses. The whole illustrated y or, authentic faits never be- Te.t which is added, an E$ CleetS, and ,Seinioal ihersperieti with a. varier fore pubitsho. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. The •Anthot is, proud-to conf:Ns, that he has been assisted by 111411 Y etniuent literary medical melt, to whoSe labours and lissistance he is much incliba'd ; they, as well as himself, have tried the remedies ptiscrilied, and aclinoWledged their salutary aria powerful etlicacy: • Orders given to :my 13091cseller„in .Town or - Country for " Solomon's. kiuide to Health," will s be duly .executed at only 3s. each Copy, free of carriage.' !for the very excellent character'of this.llook, see the different Reviews. 'London: 'Printed for the Autiver, .and sold by Alatliews and Leigh, No. IS, Straiid ; and 11. D. Symonds, Pater, noster.row • also by all Ilook_sellers in the United Kirtgdorn. CHUDLEIGH FIRE. ' CroWn and Anchor Tavern, Strand, fury 70207. AT .an- Ad jou rned MEETING of . the COM MITTEE, SA MUEL'llitii W E,. Esq. in the, Chair, it appe.ared that the uriner-frnentioned Subscriptions had been received, in addition to those already published : ' ' It is earnestly, requested that the London Committee do attend at this place on Tuesday, the 14th inst: at one o'clock • precisely. . . The following Bankers still continue to receive Subscrip. lions for the Relief ht the,Siill'eters; Messrs.. Hammersley and Co.; Hoare and Co. Fleet.atreet; Down, Thornton, , aria:C9. ; Forster, 'Lubbock and Co. ; Glyn and Co. Henry Hoare, Esq. St 0 o W. Bagwell, Esq. to ro o Samuel Smith, Esq. to to o D. Davenport, Esq. to 10 . 0 ,Bardlay,perkinsB , :Co.zo 0 0 Hon. Mrs. Elliott 5 so O Aug. Pechell, - Esq, ' 5 5 o Maj.. Gen. Nicholson 5 5 0 ,A. H. Eyre, Esq. . z 2 o Mrs. Samuel C. -. •a a 0 , A Friend . - - I t o Mr. Chalk ' - - 1 a o 1. Farrel - , Esq. - 5 5 o Rev. G. ,F.• Nott ... 3• 3 o Rev. John Guard -' 5 o 6 Sir Wm. Green - 3 3 0 W. Sotheby,.Esq. -; 5 0 Miss Louth '.. , 1 0 o Mrs. Newman - t.i o I Mrs. Isabella Pitt t' t o C. I'. per T. E. - t r o ..A. 13.• - • - 5 , o Rev. j . . , lremonger Rev. k. Ircmonger i r o M. A. o I, 6 Mrs. Nett - 2 2 o Miss Nort - I 1 0 Dorar - 1 o o Mr. Jos. How . - I r o Mr.. Now o 'to 6 Mri. o io 6 An unknown Person t • s o Mr. W. Slaughter i I o lohn Perring, Esq. 2e - 0 o A 1.1{4y in 0.11,-street 5...0 o George Moore, Esq. ,o n . (;erard T. Noel, Esq.. 3 3 o TOOT 111 , SALE OF ESTATES, &c. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR.; and MANSION, ESSEX, on the Borders oI SUFFOLE. • Land\Tax Redeemed.. TO BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, gy Messrs. HOGGARY and PHILLIPS • . (Successors to Mr. SMITH), • - A VERY Sek.6t and Desirable FREEHOLD • PROP RTY„ comprising GREAT BROM Et, HALL Estate, consisting of about !zoo Acres of rielt pas tUre. arable, and wood Land, the chief part conveniently divided yito thirteen Farms, whereon are excellent Farm houses anti Out-buildings ; together with the Manor of .G rent Bromley Hall, extending over the Parish, of about 3oc'e Acres, with the Rights of Court Baron and Court Leet,; Fines, Quit: rents, on death or alienation, Heriots, Thirds of Timber, and . other privileges thereunto belonging. In- the centre of the Estate is situated the elegant and substantial Mansion,-con taining twenty Bid-chambers, numerous Dressing -looms, • Boudoir, or Lady's Morning-room, - 32 feet. scot:ire. ; Pining 'and Draw'Mg.rooms 34 feet by 2x-each, with tolding • doors ; costly I . larblc Chimney-pieces, and O a k Fkors, a Billiard. room, Library, Dressing Apartments, Steward's and House keeper's Rooms, excellent Offices, capacious Cellaring, and tine Spring Water ; double Coach-house, and Stabling for ten horses, ,Lofts, and numerous agriCtiltoral slut-buildings, Lawns, rich Paddocks, Flower and Fruit Gardens, Conser vatory, and Hot-houses, luxuriant :Plantations, and stored ,Fish-ponds. The . Estate. abounds with' flares and other Game, and,will affbrd its PoSsesSar most Of the luxu , ric*of the table within itself. To the Mansion is attached. .about One Hundred aril Seventy Acres of rich pasture, Land, , and a Purchaser will' be accommodated by theoptiou of tak ing the wnoie-of the Farms and other Parts of the Estate in addition to the above quantity, or sleaing such only as from: situation or description may be desirable to him. The Estate is situated in-3 beantifol and healthy part of the County of Essex, surrounded by tine.Rdads and pleasant 'Rides, 6 Miles from Dedham and Colchester,. and 4 trOm Manningtree add • Mistley, all glod Market-towns; and 5 . 7 from. London. The Chief part of the Farms are heid under agreements, determin able at short periods, at low Rents, now producing exclusive of the Manor, ManSion, and the Land,tpresumed to be worth at least 'cw'. per Rim.. and exchtsive of Timber in the valuahre Woris.! A Pack of Fox Hounds are kept in the NeighbourtOod. _ . _ The Mansion and Farms may be viewed,at any time * , by application to Win. Mason, Esq. Solicitor, in Colchester ; or to Mr. John Sinni i . son one of the Tenants, on. Ow Pre mises; ut whom panted Particulars maY be had ; also •of Messrs. Hottgart and' Broarl-street, ; where, - as also at Mason's. in Colchester, ad Elevation of the House and Plans Of the Estate may be seen. *BUILDING LEASES. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TALUABLE GROUND to be LETT, on the ' south Side of the NEW ROAD, leading from Isling ton to Paddington, near the Foundling Hospital, with good Communications, on a Building Lease or Leases. A Plan, , Elevation, and Description, may be seen by ap, plying at the Clerk's Office, Skinners"- Hall, Dowgate-hill ; and a Committee will 'nett at Skinners'-Hall, on Thursday the i6th day July inst. precisely at Half-past Ten o'Clock, to receive Proposals for Letting the Ground. FOR RH EtiMATISIIIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c, Dr.STEER's OPODELDOC. • rr HIS :MEDICINE, (rem its er;traordinary El& j cacy, is justly entitled - to the reputation u has so long acquired above every other Preparation of the kind. Dy its warm, penetrating and attenuating qualities, it is found to be.tlse most powerful application in Rheumatism, Spasms, and Palsies.; as also in Cramps, •Ilruises, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous Insects ; it is particularly recommended in Contusions, occasioned by Gun-shot Wounds, and,to refresh .the Legs and Peet after long exercise in walking. It speedily 'reineves and, it used in - time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this purpose it should be dissolved and applied warm. Sold o nly by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, London, in Bottles, price ai. 6d. each ; and, by their appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, . Bow Church yard ; Bacon and Co. rso, and Allen, 76, Oxford -street ; Wade Old Bond-street ; vayley and Co Cockspur t street ; IVard, Middle-row, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Claike, Borough High-itreet ; and 1.. Harris, at the Corner togitte.stroet. N. R.* Observe that - the Words " F. Newberg No. 45. St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp. , wHEN Professional, Men of Education on an ResPonsibility deviate from tne general System by the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long cork. timed success is the bestcriterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradtice_ to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor in oppose, as tar as 1 am able, the rz;vages of 'those Complaints which are the most important iu the Catalogue.of Human Intirmities i After initiation into every Branch, as an Army ,Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period . of Prattice to rescueln dividuAls from the. ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which .1 have de. voted my artsrition, comprise every species of VENE. REAL INF ECTION, whether of a recent' or Jong du. *ration; idly, .All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of 'school-boys, or the indulgences of mature age; And, hasty', Li - at derangement of the system in wo men which iSCialett BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result at ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it nut un. frequently hippens tine seeds of Lite are poisoned by the Miliscretion of an upguarded hour.—By a superior me. thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, trust that 1 may presume to otter a radical re.establishnient, Pew, however, are the cases of complicated distress in tfiis disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, trim an . imOulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent .gaieties of a tasnionable We,' acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequetree of such pernicious habits. - Where the unhappr,sulTerer broods over hip misery, but carefully coueeals his misfortune, it may be some cons°, lation for him to know, that although it be an objeet of doubt or Uncertainty with .other Praet tamers, 'the removal of these , Denciericies by the gradual progress of Resiova. thin, is the Laequirement of Pay Experience. It' the rites or Bacchus or Venus have began to reduCe Manly vigour, Enoch auxieiV will be prevented by an early ,Counterac. don of this languid State; anti' in these cases, no great difficulty wilf occer. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably lequisite to revive the slum. bering Sparks of Life, and to reanimate the. Constitution. • M Alt RI ED WOMEN, who have longli_ e en disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may bassured, that in me;stinstances, such defeas are curable by Medical skill. The seems) , wOich is so essential. to my undertaking, and thequaliticatidns which I have presittmeti to state, form the bask, of my pretensions, anti in coincidence With such this intimation is given, that Mr. Brie may be consulted personally, or 'by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his • house, No. ay, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar. Ca - There is an additional Entrance in .Water-street. a , ..lioneng, and the Name is on both the doors. 111 Jilt t N Baas, Mtiflher Of the Koval Col lege irgeotis A L Aur.toN.—Some Persons who falsely assert them selves to be Members of the Royal CV legie, having se 'e. rat izionths past copied my Advertisements almost word for viOTti, and inserted them as their own produebons. it is my duty to mention; that those Persons are not Membets of any College in I. ,s n ti,-11,-, Ediuhurgh, or elsewhere, nor have they any r,6lii to praetise Surgery iii London. IMP.ERLIL, PAR I,I_43IEJNIT. HOUSE OF PEERS,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. . . Catinsel were . heard in the Appeal Thompsonu. Tait, which wrls opened 1:q. Mr. Alegander. Lord AyLE'SFORIi reported his ..MEijesty's most gracious Answer to the communication . from hii. Majesty respetting Sir .L . Stuart. -. • . The American Treaty Bill was brought Up - from the ComMOns, and read a first time.—Adjotirned, L. F. B. Y. - 7 6 2 . 2 _ . • By A. Itlyildn, Jun. o W. I. Champion - s o so - 3 o o S. Clarke, Esq. - 2 Z o M. of Carmarthen - t a o henry Hope, Esq. 2 . 0 c;"i;) Anodymotis lamina . 20 o ID 10 0 Parish of Gravesend, Surrey. 8 9 6 Rev. I'. Williarnson s s o ROMAN, BOLObIiESE,'VENIiTIAN, AND. FLOR ENTINE SCHOOLS, 'IN HIS MAIESTY's COL.' ,LECTION. This Day was_publisheol, B? Jour,: CHAM.B,EiLA !NZ, Keeper or the King's Drawings and' Medals, and P.S. A . • I,THE FIRST, and' SECOND .NUMBERS o f oP LEONARD() DA VINCI, de: tircated, by perinissitin, to the King. consisting of Figures. 1 - leads; Anatomy, ,Mechanic :11 iiartictilar r a tine C roupc sof llcads, of Dante anti other I talian Poets. - With an Account of the Life and Works of L. Da Vinci, price 21. is, 6d11: . . 2. A. , Series of Engravings, from the highly finished Draw. iagi , ofelatide Lorraine,: among-vv hich is a tine Sway for the famous Piefurecal led the Aitivri Landscape, price 21. 25. The First and • Second Numbers of the Works of the Caraccis containing_Gompositions and Headis t . Studies for smite of Annibat's Great Works lit Bologna, with the Lives of the Caraccis, price 21. as. each. • • • • N. IL The above Works are engraved hi V. Bartolozzi,' Esq and other eminent Engravers, and are of the same size as Holbein's Portraits, which ate completed in Thirteen Numbers, price 301. 95. or zl. 2S. pCr Number, and may be had at Messrs. G. and W. Nicol's, Mr. Evans, and Molreno, ; Messrs. Colnagni,' Cock spur-street ; Mr. White, Fleet-street ; and Messrs. BoydeU and Co.' Cheapside, • ,This Day was pUblished, In Four Volutne„i, ittno, price ii. is. in boards.. THEODORE; or, The ENTHUSIAST a Navel. Printed tut ,I.,ongman, Huro, Rees, and Otinevrattc noster Row, Ot whom' may be had, just published, in vuls. tuna. price fp. 6d. in boards, The liungariaillrottiers. By 'Miss Anna Maria Porter. . This Day was publjshed, For LA , lawman, in the Poultry. A. GRAM M A R ,of th 6 GERMAN LAN- G UAG E„ for the Use of Englishmen. • ' By GEORGE HENRY NICuPEN; - The Seeped Edition, Corretled sod improved. And, by the same Author, Elements of German Grammar; being an Abridgment 'in tended for Beginners. This Day were published, in 'vo. price 7s. 61.' THE EPICS of the TON, ; or, the Glories . of the Great World. A Poem, in Two Books. With Notes and Illustrations. _ Omnesillacrymabiles Urgentur, ignotigue long Node, carent citna vate sacro. , —Host. (1 say, shall those who just so bright have shone, Escape remembrance when they quit the Ton • ' Their laurels wither, and their name forgot, As dog on dunghill has beed said to rot ! London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge. lltMet! RENOVATED HEALtH. TT has been too frequently thesubjea of just and I general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered 'themselves as candidates for public'patronage in the prOlesilon of ItM•sic. FOr the purpose of doing justice to the'result of our Studies and ditperience, and I to prevent us from being classed altiOng those ettlpitics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfotunately for society, been too favourably received, weheg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened - a faithful statement of our pursuita' and. ac quaements. After having received a regular medicaheduca tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded anal Blizard, • whose leaures and ptAicewe,carefUlly attended, as prOfessors and surgeons of the London Bospiral ; we entered ourselves as ' students in that justly celebrated sckool for medical acquire- , ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh - , and were instruaed in the different branches of anatomy, surOy, the theory and pradice of physic, chemistry, botany, &c. by those eminent protessors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust. we shall not be deemed presumptuous in' saying that our proficiency alio acquirements are not inconsiderable. liaving for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the vandus diseases Of Debility, the particulat'object of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired apperior knowledge of their treatment and cure, In slight arcs recent cases of Infedion a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; anti iii those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our, plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the - melancholy V.O ietY of disorders which are the elli:Cts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none inure alarthing or more distressing than Weise deficiencies and debilities which quently . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and, infallible mode of treatment, be restated to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases or debility, from whatever causearising, as well as jai every specks of venereal intectiemi we may neer:insulted by patients of eititer sex with the.great. est secrecy and honour. Hours of Consultation at home from ten tothree, and tiont.6 in the evening till to night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit ofliving, tee. &c. en closing a remittance tar advice and medicines, when the &tine will be given, or sent to any part of OA ingdoin. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our untiertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account lot mealeitleS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton-ginlen. MessrS. Currie and Co. have Certificates -from the above Prolesiors of London and Edinburgh, dt the diligence, and ishinanity, with which •they per. formed the dutic.s as4;:nen during the tune they at tended their Lc::tures anti iititefiths. HOUSE OF C,0,1121MV5., wF.DNESDAY, JULY 8. • Mr. Young, froM the Office of the CoMmiisioner of CustoMs; presented - an AcCount of the Number of British and Forcigit Ships employed I n Trade; for the three years ending Jan. 5, 181)7; shewing the number that had' entered in Wal ds and cieared outwards ht each year.--Ordered to be Lid on the table. Mr. Robinson, from the London Deck Company, presentedan .2V:count of their Receipts .twit Disburse- Ments for the last year; &c.--Ordered to beilaid on - the table. On the motion of 'Mr. FaEtran, the Irish Crimi- • nal 'Prosecution Fees - Bill was read a second time, and committed. The Report was received' and or-' tiered to beprinted, and taken into further consider.. -Atkin On this day three months. On the motion of Mr. ll:swititgs BitoWsra, the' • Report of the COMmissioners for raking Roads and building 'Bridges in the. Highlands of Scotland was ordered to be laid before the House. - Mr. ItttitsO. presented a Petition from nomeroui West India Planters, praying for certain Regulations - in the Herring Trade.' , ---lteterred- to a , Committee: On the motion of Mr.W.‘OlF.ll, the Order for talc ing into consideration, on Tuesclaynext, the Saltasit Petition, was dilenarged, and Thursday, the 28d inst. 'axed for that put pose. (Mr. WALRER's notice for a farther postpone. mtbt 'stands for Monday se'nnight.) . ' Mr. DENT presented a Petition froni the Ins&- • vent Debtors in Lancaster Castle, praying for relief. Ordered to be laid on the table. M. Alderman .SHAW 'presented a Petition from the West India Dock Company, praying for public aid.--=Referred to a Committee. . Pctsisit)Ns. In pursuance of his notice, Mr. STURGEs BOURNE . rose. He prefaced his motions with a feW ,words, in which he observed that int7B3 the Pension List had been confined to Oci,oooL per annum. It would be foUnd that since that period the Pensions' grant by the Crown- bacLuexar.amoneted finni prem.- - scribed. On his motion, there were . then ordered to be laid before the Hence an Account of the total Amount of Pensions charged on' the Civil List;ex. elusively of those to Foreign Ministers, on the sth Of April, 178:1, and On the sth of April, 1784; List of all Offices created or revived since the 20th of May, 1784, either immediately'or derivately, by the Crown, stating the duties attached to such Offices, the salaties.annexed to them, the names of the persons appointed to fill them; and the duties ' of their appointment; and, lastly, a list of all Offi ces, the holders of which had been superannoaQ since 20th May, 1784, stating the . value of each Office; the ground on which the person holding it was superannuated, and the name of the Person ap pointed to succeed. EAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. C. GRANT presented a Petition froth the Di- . reetors of the East , lndia Company, praying for leave to bring in a Bill to raise on additional Sum on BondS, until the increase of their Capital, authorised by Par- , liament took place. On Mr.,Gitsrr moving: that the Petition lysre. ferred to a Conimittee of the whole HouSe.. ' Mr. CREEVEY rose -and declared, that this was the first instance in which any public body had niade such a request to Parliament without the produetiOn of the necessary documents on which it was founded. In 1772 ,an attempt' was made by the Ministry'of the day to bring. in A similar Bill, but this attempt was defeated by General Burgoyne, who contended, that an explicit =count of the reasons which called for such a measure ought first to 'be laid before thy • House. He trusted that the the wOuld pnrsue a similar mode of conduct in the present instance, and that a complete disclostire of the state of the. Coin• pany's affairs would now take place ; especially when it was recollected, that there were two India Budgets in arrear. , Mr,'DuNpAs Observed, that the Hoch. Gentleman Was under a mistake in this business, and that the precedent 1772, adduced' by him, was no r i n point. 'l'h of e East India Company only wanted to raise by bond what they had been already authorised by Parliament to raise , ln capital. With resped to the state of their affairs, that might be discussed hi the Committee of the whole House, to which his Hon. Friend had moved that the Petition should be referred. As.to the Budget, it was his intention to-morrow to, move . for the Papers which ought long ago to have been on the table of the House, and which it was nOt his fault were not so. ~ Mr. CREEXEY, in explanation, contended that the ' precedent to which he had alluded, wa s dire fly in point. .Mr. PETER Moons reminded the Rouse that the , Ads of 1793 limited tne issue of bonds by the East India company to 1,500,9001, and that the year after, although,it was proved that the,COmpany's fairs were better by two millions, their power of using honds. Was - extended to the sum of ,three millions ; at that sum it then - stood tiyAa of Parliment, -and another Al of Parliament was indispensible for an extension of it. He could not conceive why, the East,lndia Company di4 not avail theinselVes of the power granted to increase their capital.