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1' Season . THFATRF•ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. ? Irt`US fItESENT EVENING, Jane 7, Their mo w , i r e Sprvanrs writ Mt the Cornady of • A. BOLD STROKE FOR A WIPE. etAonel reignreirP, Mr. Bannirtnr 0n3rL.,11 trim, Mr. Dormer; Parrivrinkle, Mr.idathees ; Suwon Pure, Mr. Rus ull. Mrs. Prim, Mier Puibi Anue Lovely, Miss Mellon. To whien non be added, the Farce u( FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Rub:n Resigh-heal, Mr. Matt Uses; Ratak, Mr. !Winer. D•ily. Mrs. Donner. THEATRE.XOYAL, CLWENT-OARDFA. rpFIIC PftliSFY:l' EVC.FLNG. Jade 7. * be *AA, the Console 44 SUCH THUGS ARE. The geltan, M. Metray ; Sir Lake Tremor, Mr Mon.len ; X sod!, Mr. rope; Mr. Levis• Lady T,oion., &Us. Mattocks; Aurelia, Mot. ISt eitenti ; Aralsella, Mrs. Glover. After which, a New Farce, called " WE BY NIGHT.". The Chatieters ,y Mr. Menden, Mr F.ries, Mr. Simmerve, Mr. Brunton, M.. plastch..tril, Mr Fawcett, Mr. Loon; Mrs. Davenport, Mass Davies, Mies Tref, Pte. am On W.Cesday, Votirr se it Fries ; nlth The Highland !met FUR THE. BLNEFI r OF MR. KING, MR. BEVERLY, AND MR FIELD Tjyr 0412 E-R. COVENT-GABTEN. Oil TUESDAY NEXT, June 10, will b e peerei.kd, the /ecotone Comedy, in three efts, of TH BIRTH DAY in the enerve of the Even i n g , th e followimi Songs The Ply of Biscay," Mr. InclAiin " Tanticy," Mr ; a new Comic Song. Mr. Emery; •• Johnny and Bonny; or, The Bull and the Beitt.ite," Mr. Beverly; a New hl,•al goat, by Mr. Incl./don and Mr. Taylor (emanate/I by Mr. Shield, words by Mr. T. Dibdin i ; and Wapping Old Stalls," Miss Tyler. ARK wbicb, the Farce of , RAISING THE WIND. To whirls will be added, the Entertainment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. to be had of Mi. clog, de, Cross-street, Islington ; of Mr Heceilv, Span'. Buildings, ranrres ; et Mr. Finch, Rite,cll - ; of Mr. Frei I. 233, nether:l ; and of Mr Brandon, at the Theatre, ,we ram far dee Beam may be taken. GERMAN TNZATRE. MAS /*ER GLICISN7I'S ItENEFIT 141041 T. IF utl,r the inart,erVain Patron te of Her THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jai* 7. will I ho perforraed, a Cousic Opera, called, Tr.F. MOUNTEBANK. Aft, w!lich a Mare, cAed, LA COQUETTE VILLAGEOISE. To conclud, with the race of OF Af.7.E TO—MOf .../alto 47 . 1114K51.1.14 or t: E - .4reang, Matter Pred.riek Set.iriner Wit 4•V .ne 2,llUra SOU t' in the character of • tall ▪ taken at the 'flartar , e, front }.le-en tat Five o'clock, ,ere frarolatioos . .4 the Play' an v. he tad at ts. 61. each.. 11•.itet 3.1 Pit to 6d. Caery 14. 61. H ut Price to 11Pe.T* at Miro ciClock.—Doora oi.en ..t ldot past Six, and bath ore , :lody at 141411-peat Seven o'clock. _ Esq. - 1 1 0 Mr. John Walker, per ehtto . 1 0 0 Senjammliarrima, Esq. - 21 • 0 Stewart Majori banks, Esq - 21 0 0 J M. &Ages, Esq. 11 0 0 James Wart, laq. 2 0 A Green wood,Esq. 1 1 0 Rich td Lee, Esq. 3 0 0 aresma% In W. Gait•kell, Esq. 1 1 H. Gaierleetl, Esq. 1 1 John Smart, E.g. 1 G.T.Hohoyd.F..4. 2 2 11. Itrringroo, Fro. Melowaring,E.q. T. Flower, Esq. %V 1 lodises. Faq. Mrs. M. Whale C Lecke, Mr initu Bennett, Mr %V. Scorwit f l W Hesellastori,Eaq. W. Reece E-q. W %Valch, krt. R. Vslm . Jelin noulerwt, jam. q • • C MeseL, Tesq S $ regard mill Mt h 4.1 to any Tender, in which the Prire shall not Me iriserhr/ to Words at knell*, ar tA.t shall Not Le delivered to the Board fo•e Use o'Clork, ow the ,oid Tatelmty, the Inds faatima, war insiess the Person rho makes the. Tattler, 1, soma Prefers or hi, behalf. att.0,14 ,a away, ASERMON will he nreaehed in the E tt a Chinch of St. CLEMENT DAVIS, Strand, TO. MORROW MORNING, the Bth init. by the Rev' RI CHARD HARRISON, M.A. Minim* of Brampton Chapel, lA:floret of St Huila hi the Fiel ;s. ant Chaplain to the Duke of Hamilton. To recommend the Edimat ion, Clothing, &e. of righty roof Children, ',flooring t.. the Chaei•y Schools oftho s.id Parish.. Pflym to %elfin at 1 , . toren o'Cloek. est Two GEN EN, *visa dill iin Jrl- TIYnDATrIau, hear SI. at Rottaiid..pl.ire, Charteritoterr. squaie, .N.otelitinit a BRACE of POINTERS, do not fetch them, according to Promote, they will be sold to pay the fir room wANTID, IN one of the oldest and best e s tabli s hed C orceras in the Country, a PARTNER, in the Roo Sta tins aaa y , and Printing Riisinees. —A Capital of One or Twit Thousind Pounds erill be remtired, as the btp.in •es is vaiseble of considerable extension, a ikl they be made very product.”. Letters, with real Sytnatores, addremed to L.. 1. W. to thr ewe of Mesas Taylor and Newton, Warwick-square, Lyndon, wi'.l he duly aft-iied to. NIONUaIENTS, PO BE DISPOSED or, a, Elegant Scalp hued MONUMENT; likewise several woad once; tiro designs the invention of a prefeeitorial Artist, supeei.r to any awed for tale, and adapted to the felliNibbfatlCO of any person or persons deretood. To b.. Sint ft Mr. Regnart's, No. 12, elereilvid.street, fourth ho e% hem the corner of :troy square. MIL tiNTHROPIP ANNUITY PLAN: A MELTING will hr boldest at the LONDON TAVERN... TtIi".MAY NEXT, the loth hi 3.ine, at one o'clock pr,1 , 411, for the punitive of cointgetthetne Sativeription,'and canine, the plait into outset Wel'ieck4treet, C•twoldislt square, Jowl 3, thin. • P S. As nearly 3.. p persons, who intent 11 to In present II the last Meeting. did not come till after it watt adj . iiirard i -(tern vtip,toting that the Chair would not be taken tin au bons Aar the time ap,mieted, I think it proper to obberte, that ft n he taken on Tuesday at One precisely. To those who are unacquainted with the proposed Innitu - don, it is to be oboweed, that in addition to the very consi derable relief it will alard to the Gri m m, ' eit• inflam e% it will ;ire neatly S,LOOI. a-year to Charitable I ostittreons, and will the same time yield to the Snbo:rthers certainly not leas than from 7 to S per cent. mil prcbably tt or IJ per cent. per vomuin, env risque whatever THE GOVE.ii&ONS of —r" TAT., Lendan. give hence. that* COMMITTEE wi Csmatimphouso of tLs ciid Ih.iiirsi, ICJ S DAY, the 11 ill day of June, ;INA, at 11 o'clock in the f"at none, precisely, to receive propshals for taking, on REYAIR ING LF-ASES, the following Hoirel:—.. For Viten, Shona Midsummer 1806, a ca;.iral house, ex tensive warehonscs, vaul:s, and menages, inclosed with a spa cious fore-cmirt, being No. 4, P.incras•lane, Queen street, Cheapsidei also a snail hovels contiguons theret•.. Clen.ent Samuel Strong, Esq. has been mane yea.* the occupier of the „premises : his lease is expired, and he quite possession at M summer neat. For 21 Tenn. - I'mm Michaelmas 11106. two houses in ffounrls ditch, Nile 140 m.', 141; the Litter of which us public-house, and well known an the King's Arms. Estimates of the repairs.. kith will be requiresljp be done to the abase prenri4es by Cm tens .rts, may Lie awed at the Coro ung house :n sari Hospital, where further particulars mar be known; and all persons trents.rg roust attend at the meeting of the Committee to au•wtrr to their prooocrls. RICHARD CORP, Clerk. Christ's Hospital, fith May, 1846. SCHOOL. FOR THE IRDIGEsIT BLIND, St. GEORGE'S FIELDS. SURREY. The LORD 1113110 P of DUIVIAM, Preselect. SAMUEL ROSANQUET, Jen. Eq. Treasurer. AGENERAL MEETING of the Memb e rs of this litstitution wAI be holden at St. Paul'. Cocrw-heuse, Sr. Paul's Church-yard. on Tiniest); y, :Noe 12, at Ooe o'el. ck precisely. The Commutes are requested to merest the woe Place, and no themma Day, at half past I T o'clock pre e i•e:y. A Subscription of One Gurnee annually. or of Twenty Guineas at once, or within one year, constitutes a N 1 •inivs. Th. Committee have much plower, in stating the folliila int Sums received by the Treasurer previous to the Anniversary Dotter, and also at the [rimier : L. a. 4. At the Anniversary Sermon, on the 270 i of April, preached by the Lord Mishap of Clunfart, at Fae roe Chapel - • • 64 0 0 - Hurnanus - . • 20 0 0 - S. T by the Rev. Dr. Grindley - • - ton 0 0 Miss earues a bequest, par ditto . - 10 0 • Donations at the Ai.iiiversary Dinner, en the let of May: L. s. el. L. • 4., His Royal Highness E Eorster,jen Esq. 2 2 0 the Duke of 1 .11oil-I;ngton,Erm . 3 S 0 Cambertantl -21 0 0 %%Nor We .r 1 - 1 1 0 Wattages Houbton, Rev. Mr OUP, per Eaq - - 3 5 C. i G. Hoiford, Esq. A bet. r.vin.t•a,l by - 1 0 • H. Sedgwick, Reht-MicholN.Esq. 2 2 • ' Mr. Stratton . I I 0 Mr. TrEaruend - 1 1 0 SIT. Sale . - 1 1 0 Jesse Gamer. Eal. 1 1 0 W. 'Pant - - 1 1 0 Mr Whee'wraght 1 1 0 jMr C R.Barker 1 1 o Mr. Fuller, 3.a. . 1 1 0 Mr. Cotwea - • 1 1 0 R. Barclay. Esq. 10 10 0 Lord Retitled'. - 1 1 0 , sic e tr novo. ICaptain Hudson 1 1 0 kit, * mitdina• 2 2 U Jelin Soper, Esq. 1 1 0 James Soper, E.q. 1 1 0 J. Poiret:, EA. - 1 1 0 Mr. T. sr cite:arh!fl 1 I 0 Mr. Rot :: - 1 1 0 Lord Suodedin 10 I * G.H.Nicholla, Fan I 1'• Mr. H.R. Meoulith 1 1 0 Mr . Sa:e,sen. • 1 1 0 Mr. J a Sale - 1 1 0 J. A Clarke Gs. 1 1 0 Sir V31,014;1 - 1 1 0 T. Femur:we. Gq. I 1 II 1.. Levi., t. 4 • I 1 0 Jities Barnes. Est. I 21 0 S. I 0 ..c.ek , l'..s. 1 1 0 G Jiver, Eel. • 1 1 0 J. 911 , 44 tat. - 1 1 o . rtft. 806. 'ERIAL PARLIAMENT. LORDS-wFitiuriv, Jena 6. read, the Bills upon rho Table were for mapective stages. Among joese, the tricots* rash Sugar buttes Bill, and the Irish Defence severally passed through Comm ttees of the t were reported without amendment. 7 ruits ttegu!autin NW eat read a third time and passed. Lori Auckland presented a Copy of o Re:: et made by the Lords of trade and Plantations, 1.. 1784, to the King in Coun cil, respect.ng the Commerend Intereiraree between the British West hada' Winds and the United Saws of America. This Report was, on the Motion of his Lonl.hip, otdsred to be printed. Mr. Raker brought up from the Haute of Commons, ahe Irish Stamp Duties Bill, and two private Bills. 'nese were severally read a first time. • A few private Bills were also misstated by Mr. Dugdale, and other Gentlemen. Mr Irving. ImpetiterOeneral of the linpoaet gad Exports , presented an Account respeeting the Cecinas:4e between cksee ReitaM aad the islanJ of Decuutaa, free, the year 1717 II the year 1704, both inclusive. This &current was ordered to lie on the Table.• end elan , ward., on the naotiou of the Duke of MONTROSE, ordered to be printed CASE OF VISCOUNT NIELVILI.V. The Order othe Day being road he ctt. tr Lordships re ' semis' their diteriasien on the above subject, the strangers were, as usu-1, tedned to withdraw, ..iud their I.,nuithipe cut.. tiatued in cline deliberation natal half past it o'clock. when the farther eininferation of the ca-• vas adjourned till the ac edsterned hour on Monday, on nbich day, we •nierstaird, the Learned Judges were ordered to incept j and U.. Hausa adjourned till to-morrow, tins day. HOUSE OF cammoNs. • —. Lied Muncesiter took the iuthi, and his seat, for the county et Vfestnioreland, in tha room in Sir Michael le Fle smug, Bert. dceeaset. Wiiherforee presented a pecrios from the Tan r nett or Wakefield, an Yorkshire. &saint' the FlAytog R.ll, moisten erns ordered to hit u thCl/141e. A Message fe.nr the Lord. anuosireed, that they had agreed to the Irish First Fruits, and several irritate BAN. • . Mr. Items, hoot- the CUASOO3O, OtWitiftd an account of the Ctistom Duties,-from the lath of April, ibuS, to ditto, 10.6.—Ordered to he no the table. Mr. Ria,sel, from the Ts: OfOre, presented an account of all monies in the hands of the Receivers General of the Lard Fez r,t Sc.it , iird, .loch WAS ordered to he pruded. Mr. Varnottiet ptetiellted an axone t 0 , ike CWrlflinAntt Mike oar Malt, 'Barley, wad Big, by the. eolTitaiatOntwa is Sa . otland, which was ordered to he on t;:e tab e, and to be printed. Mr. Hoblaouse broectif ifir the Report . of the Comm-tree of yestesday ths' the Scotch DlVillerle, .net a ICU was oidered to W liMught in open the Retellutions. The DllOlOl PAtialt Bill was remitted, and ordered to be read a third timeon Monday. The Irish Malt Duty Bill went through a Committee, and was ordered to he reported en Monday. OF THE PRIVATE BREWERY TAX. Lord H. PETTY said, that in moving the Order 41 the-Dw► row the 6. 7 -onse .1.7 resolve itself into a Committee of Ways and Means, it was his intention to propose, that it should be ponpors .3 to Monday next, as he intended to make a-consider able e4eration in what lie last submitted for the necessary supplies of the year. The more he con sidered the duty proposed upon private breweries, the more convinced he was of the fundamental principle on which it was framed being perfediy equitable; but it was also necessary that it shads! operate in the most equitable manner. Necessity, and that alone, could justify the encrease of but thens, which his duty required of him to propose ; but irons various motives, he was induced to re serve this till the next year, if lie should then have the honour of being in his present situation, as a .distinel rat, escl to submit, on Monday next. in lien of it, a per tentage of ten per cent. additional on all assessed taxes. He stated this as a notice to the •Houise ; and moved " that theConsmittce of Ways and Means be deferred till Monday next." Mr. COKE (Norfolk) said, that the more he considered the effect of these repeated augments nous of the assessed taxes, the more was he alarmed at them ; for thirty years, he continued to vole on the Opposition side of the House, upon owe uniform and steady principle ' • be should continue to do the same, whoever the Administration may be com posed of ; and the private friendship, esteem, and lapsed, in which he held many of the present Mi sisters, alsould not prevent- him from ohjetting to measures, which be considered to be injurious. and likely to produce great discontent tinoughout the ,country. Sir ROBERT BUXTON acnight also, that the new measure would be produaive of great odium in the country. As to the tax upon private brew ing, he observed, that there would intervene * con siderable space of time between this and the next year, and I.e hoped the Noble Lord would avail himself of the intenral, to consider the propriety of ever renewing fuch a measure, as would introduce the excise into private families. Lord H. PET CY replied, that the tax alluded to, had, in publications and in public meetings, been. as far as regarded the excise, most grossly misrepresented ; and he was astonished how this could find its way into eye opinions of any well informed people. It had ever been his opinion, that no necessity. however great, could justify the introduction of the excise into private families. The tee be proposed had no such principle in view. fur it left it optimistl is every one, whether he would submit to be under the excise, or pay a moderate compensation ttithe Cocunissioners of the A ssesse d Taxes. This prliposition was, as he hoped one i'tould be. which h e t h oug h t i t hi s d uty to pro pose, founded upon the equitable principle. that every consumer of be r should pay an equal pro portion to the revenue. Mr. BARER considered the tax upon prier* brewing to be a dired inqrsure of excise, and the option spoken of by the Noble Lord, to be no more than an exception to it; lot lithe patties did ret agree to have their houses submitted to all the inconveni enema of the excise, they had 00 other alternative but to tales the composition, however unjustly it miv bear upon them. The Hun. Gentleman (Mr. Cols] Sc.d just:: stated himself to be an old Msaa• .. (PRICE SIXPEIV it her of Pa rlia rnent; he. however, perhaps;hadset longti in it than any Gentleman present, and whatever influence erofessioos Mprineiple, or private esteem, might have upon him, his l o ng experittoce, and pertieularly that o(the lest 12 veers, did not dispewi him te place any thing like implicit confidence in any set of Ministers. He gave them credit Mr their ins. tentinos, as ler as their condua cotrespnrideal with their professions, but he must resist all each en croachments upon private families. Mr. LONG thought the option of being excised or not, was no relief or accommodation whatever to the private sn tn, for if he did net accept the option. he must be liable teall the same peualtire as the com mon brewer As to the Assessed rave, and se great an adeition made to them. the Noble Lord had to consider, that it ;sashed too far, they easy -,ugdale, and net be found productive. Mr. Reeretary fOX said, that the - "" di e of the :light Kismet able tereleoran. we:11'11On the sepposiiion, that the tax allece, to, would put tile pevate en the same tooting ai the common brewer. That. howevet, was not the case, when every man had his alternative, and, it be preferred the excise, then he wood answer /iv the old rnex;1111--Vitine tiOnj idtP ff srion. l'.•e n•ase of the Ass .s.ed Ares eirninishrog in their produce, if t" -y should be much enereatel, must be t•• en are, vet:. 't hey would undeuhtedle h.. se ail operatere on the poorer orders, but he knew of nes tax *hick would nor do the woe. Mr WILI3EItneaCE exeressed his satiahtaina at finding that flae prinriple of introchici 1 the ex cise iato private families had teen abandoned ; fee thoegh the payment to be made on crop reeds! g with the Comtnissinners was moderate, yet to those who may not fad it their interest to aceepe the option, the penalty under the excise law would be far greater than belonged to the natore of thecae lie was most sincerely gritified at the relinquisbe ment both of this and tl.c iron tax. Oa the Noble Lot d in doing so was entitled to his warmest thanks. He was aware of the difficulties under which the Noble Lord laboured, and at the same time knew that a financier of this free country, whatever its necessities may be, should" levy his taxes in such a manner as to conciliate the good cheerful acquiescence of the people. In the nsdllfe i vhe highly approved of the odeitioti of 101. per cent upon the • Assessed 'fazes, at many of them, especially those upon mile servants, did not-fall upon the poor; but there were some cases in %%Nell he thought they ought to he r•odiFied. the. JOHNSTONI said, the! after a tax had 'hien given up by the Minister, it would lope like a kind of chiveiry to think i.l saying any thing in its favour; but as the N'bhle Lord had abandoned awn taxes already, one a stentitute for another, ersal each ex rafted e preetsee a caneidereble tc venue, he saw nothing now left for the payment of the interest en the loan, but what was to be • obtained by making the duties upon witses per t menent. The sunstititte row proposed went upon a delusive principle, for it sees a fallacy s. to say, that any tax leech fell upon the rich would al not also teieriste upon the poor. H • thought the ly former tax less ohjtaitseable then eh;t wasenow lid pi opened. That cerebrated writer on the Wealth ity, *I Nations, M-. Adam Smith. in treating on this nit. subjea, tecominenuci th.et the tax should he laid hse ; upon the malt, and nor upon the brewrry, obsereirg, re- that "the •tnly persons liable to stiffer, and to whoa have an exemption mey he allowed, were the poor, who as a brewed merely he their own use ; but giving in them n lien cases an exemption to those of a superior ordei, is tel on most unjust and most unecetal." He said, that was to the it not for the new war sys•em. thane might here IVays been no occasion to have teceers • in measures wnich were weed pregnant with so many diffieultiel. lore he Mr. JONeS nbserved, that nothing saes left gmenta- to the perse.,t Ministers hut ore chetee of some alarmed small rev, . 'Tice e. obi* Lord seandoned one mine vote on sure deter atiother ; but he h•• eteuld re-scou t uneforna eider the iron leuty, as whatever evils mitt be te mdo the petted to result from it, had already arisen; as be corns the twice had beets raised 101. per cent. upon the teens, aed ty.re emotion of II c tee. resent Mi- Sir W. W. WYNNE expressed I.is tatisfaaion at li.jaiing to the tax being &band-vied ; for in his part of the armies. and country (Woks) the people lied no other resource eughout the but brewing for themnives, aad with very little melt. Ire that the etc. WM. SMI fH gave great credit to the • great odium Noble Lord, for withdrawing his proposition of a private brew- dety upon iron ; and be should have supp. rted the :ervene a cons lest tax, if persist.d in. because he thought the aad the next alarm excited against it, was enfounds al and ult d would avail Ilett'A4TV. The statement of the Hon. Baronet, who de propriety of spoke Last, that malt was scarce is Wales, was no meld introduce ohjeltion in his mind, as the less melt they used in their brewing, was the better for the health and the the tax alluded morals of the voile. tie should, however, sop public meetings, port the present tax, on account of the doubts cc, most grossly which he had of the productiveness of the taxes tubed how this either on iron nr private brewing, and the cer ions of any well- tainty there was of this tax being productive. been his opinion, Mr. - ROSE said, that nothing was better founded could justify the than the opinion that the revenue lost much by the rate families. r exemption hitherto afforded to private breweries In inciple in view, the puhlie breweries. he was informed. that they , whether be w brewed from eight bushels f malt, and one single Or pay a aloe pound of hops, three hogsheads and a h.if of beer; ners of the A whereas, in private hreettne, ten bu,he's of malt as he hope were consumed in the brewing of one hogshead ;ht it his due of beer, which was in the proportion of seven mil table prior lions of bushels used by the private, to two me!? Ii pay an use of by the public breweries. Noewithstaieling this gteat disparity in the quantity of Malt. the beet the tax in the country was by rn merro of so lotoves t ieg num of a quality. as that supplied by the brewer, in and le Lore about Lendra, which stewed that the latter bad the t ea some modes of derteeieg their beer, and mincing use ed o of ingredients, whicte is respea to eitoxtearton at it n least, more than made up for the deE:eney of intt, Malt. lie said, be did not state this hg• tor, ier A• fie 1 perhaps had as much elewiedgc of the laj ) ea as dirt IP OW 140 heard him. As to what was le•11,21. 0 1 • -.....7, 'A ... ' •—...:......• •. , • - , t . 44 .. . 1.. .... ~.... , . .... ....I ... ,40 114 .7 I rt. to ~.. . . „.._........., . : _________.._________ ___,..... ._ _ NUMBEit 1068.) e v I .......' 7 -Ne SATURDAY, JUNE 7, I SOO • _ . • KING'S THEATRE. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, hitt 3, 1806. rr HIS PRESEN I' EVENING, June 7, will T HF. COMMISSIONERS ,/err Via:tailing, 1f ir IMPERI I tie s n.e.ited, the N•vs , Grand Se:iis-Contie Open.,, entitl e d Aln,esi v 's Mo w Wo An AI ,ive Notice That ea TUESDAY CAMILLA OSSI AIL SATTERRANEO. ~ezt,the lea &not/to/trill bereade terecei ' ve Tend -ere rn Wr•on i r, HOUSE OF Cnnipmed by Eiontvanti. (Secant wt t), od trent for 'TWENTY THOUSAND GAL- Ent, of the Flit, AI, the New LONR of WEST INDIA RUM, re be delivered, Unto pee, After Piller* were II SCOTCH DIVERTISEMENT. IN the synce of One Month, into Hi, !Ling', ri Itiellin K More s , warded in their respect Bill, Aft er o n () ma w gi b.. Ft w 0 ,,,,,,d, lb . N ew Grand ' , net or et C or k , WOO to be ? slidd , jar by Rills p a y a bl e , with interest, IVinety Tax 1 4 4INETTE A LA COUR. Deqt after Dote. Act R epeal Irish Sl )siII, wre n C.,mpi,sed M. Ranh. The Cotaiiiinsu I.f the Contrail m a y be wen a t t h e S ecretary ' s whiile Mike', I' 4 ..en..en b.. Off re. The Iri•th Fitst Frill' the last Nie.t. but Two o( the Company's performin g thi, No regard eta be hid to any Tender. is which the Pride Asti and Pi""1• ifirsemosr - in r-- v -. ( -4, %., tv„....,... ( ...:, ~ . 14.- 4..iw ' 4 , . ROCK LIFE ASSURANCR COMPANY. butte, wo s, LUDOATI-wirer. rrHE COURT if DIRECTORS give Nutice, that the PIA of th,s In.ritetiun is now formed, and are opened to re:etre the Deelarati sus of Propt;etors romplerius their A•stvanres. The Diretnurs are alyo ready he rt , :eive the Proposal, of Penton', Got Proeri:tor., who may be desirous to m 4 Aillif3llCeS on the very beneficial prime, ply• which this Company ofen to the Pub'tc at latge. The 'slue of Atrorauee on Liv.t, even in Seciet,es where no oto,r benefit is to be derived than that of receiving, Afi .1 c - r• tro s event, the actual sum mewed ti the Policy, it oho clearly and generaily undergo:tort How much more benefi vial, there. fore, must it be in The RUCK LIFE COMPANY, where not only the Sum enured it to be paid, but an eretitual aml,feti .n 11towr•.R cat v! the ?refits, is to be ...signed, fro•n time to toi l e, to each pohe, , whether of a PlaplielOf M not ! This will be Made mantfe4 to the Pohlie by a reference to she Plan of the Institution, which en 0./les the Company to hold out a gre..t and .übmantial di , trnrtn i.• 11. That the .awge , prrSepl here, by the Ca .firutf nee .1 lift, to pa., the aerial prerehore a Our COM the g eater will bet e adr,,at.tee a them•Plart earl th e i r for s! an aliantsge nut t bit derived form those ;mica which divide antiorg toemselres the whole profits df their re. liellve concerns. Vstiom roms of A..vrinee, ads.sed to dill:rent classes of the commv,.tv, are alreadv br•t which are too ennui's. fno an adveriimment They will include, however, all the Ordinary aid r stabk4isd mi , des of Aemeastee.vis on the wh.4e '' f hk, Perot site period of it ; ow the lives of Nominees, whets there is a legal interest ; n Surviviirsliips; on C.ontio rneies, die be dm Alumni's vii Ise granted, ai,d Endowments made far Chil ,s it is also the obj.xt of this Institution to arrunt to the in. dminous and prudent, a prolointi for oh. age ; a plan which the, Hun lea eoen • resource of the utmost importance tar the tumour:tit,. be I atoll persons att4 others, will hams the meant of Asnir• L.e Lives fee single copies, by which a facilay is afforded to e.nnererrial enterp , :te, pec.,narly adept..d to this count,,. ne *ate, and {'.roles will ne smthd on the infallible rums Irmo which 110 devrstion can be made No.!, yarns even to the person. visored. Thi• Company has an winos, capital of Os. Niihau, which hoJed into tyre thavaeisi Sham end each Proprietor ro.. to make an 11S111 , 1110Ct in some 011, of the males adopted by the Company. • iota army tranafer there most be a new Ateurantv, which rivet rive rbe to a rverp,tu d remiat•on of Pulicie.; so that the Pubilehave in this Corwee,y, a solute of security for the Per stance of its terip gement., such as no other Society ever be:o,e offered; since nut only is the Sithscriptioo cot One Mil. bet the aggregate Fund of all the l'eopriei.as, pledged to lbw Public. Upon •:.e nr.ginal Ca;,4sl, a llivillsnd w i!I be made after a hafted time, ',noel li 44a nut this 611461Mit advantage, thAt It Makes this Stoek enc... a Fund g.ar Ipiament and 60 AbCll.• &me. since the Divadend Wia COMM fillphietty iii aid of the an• atilt ;remitttu . 'lle I wee. et the Cemipony are te be .alrestel II the names /4,114160 r Cirsitiemen a- Treeless: CORK 7. 1 KOLLER, 1 . 0 1. 4:Evoir, DE VISMF, EN. Ili' 0 1 ^"re'l 1 . B1It• DIMSDALE, SI I'. J , 1i! . 1 0CIAH Ilt)LiOltj). Eq . Ittm: 1-9!tRIKS MAr.ENS, Eiq. M.P. . CM % 41.1tisrlYsCosEl.1 Esq.. C:l% NEES PRICE. 11.2 i. M.P. rto oft,- tom Ton till Throe. flooqi ~Al: he hew , doily, at Twelve *Mock "di!. Bpi , I, on of DiroMito, WILLIAM FILEND, Ad.ry.