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_ ... NUMBER 10841 KING'S TIIYATRE. TPublic are espectiully informed, that Ore GRAND VIASCRIERADE at thil Theatre is hnally lined for THIS ?RESENT EVENING, Jusse 26. T A HRATRE ROYAL. HY-M RKF.T THTS PRKSENT EVENING, J une 26, w ill ' w• tad, the C Opera o f LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK-SMITHS. Vigil, Mr Denman; Captain BeMare. %11. Rye; T. , !..rton, Mr. Grove; Risk, Mr Mathew.., Lydia. Mrs. Mathews. After which, the F ae- of TilF. PRISONER AT LARGE. Lord F. , onto:d, Mr Whitfield; Corot V o , o n, M r . D e CAMP,' rdowd , -. Mr to too; Musts, Me Fawcett. lU.chael, Miss Gri-t •, Ad •laide, Mrs Ntatitowg, Mary, Mr 4, To which .111 b. added, the R.o4eoque Tragedy of Tll M TtiUNIB. Sind Arthur, Mr Fawcett; Lord Grizele, Mr Liston; rao.a. Ca, Mr Grose; N welle. Mr. Taylor. QJCOII Tyrer. To.nwarrow, The Chapter of Accidents; with The Agreeable &armies On Setardar, the Coor,eov or She %Voted and She %Voted Nutt with Catch line who C u! VAUXHALL--Uthler the Paronaqe of Fik Royal litehneia the PRINCE of WALES.-.-TO 114ORRUAI, Jtne 27 w7l be Grand GALA and hilliant kotliil:illhwt of FIRE-WORKS —Ad.nirsion, Three 1 1..0rt open at Seved, artd the Concert begin. at Itte:tt Ga.deits are Open every Stmtlav, Wed iteid..y, and Friday, ea Gala Wets; all tabu nights they are shat - ---. NEgr ODOR TO rtiv. GLOBE TAVERN, FLEET. SIRFET. JOSEPH BROWN (:*,:n f-Inby's,) real BOOT and SHO'. AIANUFACTUR ER, er.comaged by the Pa tronage of N.liemen, Geod.:arm, and the Pthlic, •-onti:iues to keep nit Sale, an eaten.i,e and fashionable Amortment of prime acil-seasmied (iced*, for tht accommodatioo of Gentle men in immediate omit of tit AB Artictra, Warranted equal to boalyike, and submlued, fur prompt Pit) went, at the uuder_ sated pies:— L. a J. . ftessimis, calf . 1 14 0 Ditto, Spanish 1 16 0 . . Jockey, back-strap' . 1 16 A Three•tleartYr ditto . 1 14 0 Ditto, cordovan 1 6 0 Ilifillt.ire, back-,trap 1 18 0 , Viral-Ma Wee 0 10 0 Deem ditr, and P.impa 0 10 4 Renm•katile )(meg Shooting Shoe, 0 14 0 1114erchants ard Country Dealers supplied as usual. No coonedion a Ith any other House. RAMSGATE PASSACE PACKETS. LORD !TA WKESSIIR Y. ETHODND, AM) FOX. I ESSRS. ANSELL. HAILk.Y. STRIVENS, VI and CO. beg leave to inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they Levc fitted the abuse fast-sailing Mescals, in a complete manner for the reception of Pa.si.ngers and Gonda, wht..a Valais will sail in the following ander during /be Sc :son : Than a.i,figate 1 and Pm. , London. Lorry a turaday t „ lrtnr, P. Vas- Every Friday. ter Thursday I oun d, G. An- Sunday. sal listuntay I Lord t-fawitesbory, Mcduesday. T. Take ita Good- snit Passengers at Dice Qmay, Sil/ingsgate, lire Rams/arr. B•oadstairs, and all Wares adjacent. The Mas ons to be spok-si nth at the Gun Tavern, Billingsgate, or the Wha•ti gets fur then) at the Counting Huuse, Dice Quay, or tattle: frit. CtlsciftoWell iu Ramsgate. 3 B Was•ltoure for the reception of Goods and Bag gage i• at No. Effinghaui.place, Ramsgate. FUR 'FITE Glet)ltiTH OF lIAIR. RUSSIA OIL, wb sa is proved to be the only Article yen due-retest for making the Haar grow thick arid long, even on places, whisk's., eye brows, &e. lee. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish the ornament of a FINE lIBSAO.OF H SIR, need only make trill of flit Oil, as it in all c.swe prevents the Hait falling off, which is too often the case for the writ of futon? a proper nourishment applied to strengthen the Loa, which proses the occasion of many be coming bald et an early age. Several Gentlemen, who nave been bid fur years, have dy-e.ared, after using the Russia Oil ear dance tarooths, that chi:: heads became nearly crierrad with hair. Gentlemen who wear powdet ' ne.vl not ric e rived rill it, as it wit serve as a substitute foe Poroatum, and is ei•tr , e reveohtive against reorder turning the hair grey, a roe which too frequently happens where powder is constantly wrod. It is recommended to Ladies at their toilet, particularly • as the-use of oils found s t neci•ware to render armature to That hair whit droning. The Bowie Oil for that purpose is now become in use by Ladies of the lira circle, who allow it to roost any reparation of the kind yig discovered, r it not only nourishes and inaproves its growth, but rend,* to the hair a most beautiful glow and fia;raiit p,!•iiime, and caures it arways to retain its natural colour. To comment on the many salii able qualities it possesses is airless; it need only be said, it ought not to be eunitred by those who have the ornament of a e head of hair, and wish to retain it ; a!so those deficient, wh o want to profit by its virtues. It u r-commended for chii ertn, as it improves the re;ulaiiie of it. e:owrh a It is in ita ue eli-e +temente.. "ntiocent. "Id itsinvaltuble Yin ite. hare bee.. so Loch approved, r to being h in to the use of Vor R lye's Family, and most of the Nobility in this kinvinm. Pr.ce 7s. per hot do, 0 , one containing four smell, at a Guinea. To be had of the Prorietx, Mr Prince, 3.33, (Isfied.street; end, by appointment, o f Smith. Primmer to gis Alajt , ty, It), 14el. Illitd.strect , !Tendril. arid Som. Perfume" 40 Her Ma-esty, Titchborne-sreet; Bsyley and Sky, Perfumers to Inert? Rove, Highnesses the Prince and Rinses of Welts, and butt and Dutton of York, Cockspor st.eet • Finch, 3, Berk- Terearaa r e ; Bac.m, 1.:$0, Unread - street; W ard, 324, liiburn ; Lolnies E ..trin. and T.itt, Royal Exchange; Riggs, C 3, C:napsiew • :Th../ andeElwards. 66, it. Paul's Churchyard; lit 'reh'Y a nd Son, Fleet-market; Perrin, 23, Southampton st•.rst, Callen% Gardtn; Cusp, 59. Cuckspor Street. London ; Elotatin ; Reaburn, North B idgv, Edic t ; islia:er and CrLt.well,Batn; 0 :tool; H Arlo Cambridge; salEm, Porbrouth ,• iro,mult S•ifnn, • Dingle, Burry St. Edmond's-, S 2 lehurr ; Blanchard: York; H. J. Trellis, Wolves* tc Myles and Swiney. Stioarigharts; Lynch, Manche.ter ; G onceeter; Langd in, Sherborne; Thompson, Newest'. Sleresiorn air, Matcher?, Norwleh ; Newcomb, Stamford; Canterbury; Harmer snit eSrre.m, I,l.w:eh ; Neale, en'; 1:0•..er ; tsranv9k . hilt, Faro-wee, Plymouth Doak; Dighton; Cortese, Ramsgate; Seldnn, Chelten k•-rn ; ,ide, Aberdeen ; sod by most Perfumer. and Medi- V•'• de , . in Taira indCoraitry : Hopkins, Patentee, Phila ." 2 , ., Xaserica. II Ti.. Rusin' Oil tell be found infinitely serviceable in T•• • • tei , l,;. thlt IMO Of bar on hors.., which Ars proves a great e. he saloable an mats. Beware. as none em genuine bat those which hr. the :! minis au the out-We, and are. 'tried is red tot by tlte 0 , etors, " MuJinkufsky and Punts," to countersign which is felony. ts-der • from any rot or countre will be sent by ease'', by esn-l-i.; Ate womb and droct.ng to Mr. Prin s e, SJI, Unford ores!. I.ondon. • NB. Goo allowance to Mon...lams sod Carants Sir Si., a. a Pas brim found snliortely dreier/in warm Ire eh:my:able durum tageS anres IF Mr. OVENTON, of Slafham. S ussex , doe s not fetch away the HOOPS left at JASPFR Mermaid Court, Burough, in September, 18'4, the Wile .111 be 5,,111 in Foerteeit Days from the date herem, to par toe Exibencet. Juoe 25, MC (CYDER and PERRY, BOT FLED STOUT, %...} BURTON and EDINBURGH ALES, in the high,t o.lfaction, by DALE, l'urv•yor of the above articles to Her I , 1545,••••4 and th- • 0 at Migheresoie tree Mks* ef.Clarenotr 31 ,1 Gieueeeres—.., •, 27, Haymarket, 1414 30, Ciatreotry. 'AWL C' .PJOT FOR SALF. N elegant nov fach . nable CHARIOT, body 11 painted patent yen.ris, earriagz real, inside Lned mr , glee taste, barotiche seat, &c. and is to be bought 4W. under the usual price fur a Ci• 'riot of the same descriptor. May be sren at East and Co.'s Horse sort Cat riag• Age, xy Offive, oppua.te the Prince of Wales Coffee Haute, New L•s'e treet, L• =aster-square. WHITEHALL -NEW CAR PET AND UrHOLS TER t WAREHOUSE. DAVID WATS()N begs leave to return hi, hest thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for favours h. therto received, and to acquaint them, that he has fitted rip those extensive Premists, late the Board of Agriculture, in the most distind and comni.xlieus manner, for the various branches of the business% and hopes the treat Assortment of useful ai.d Ornartleotal Articles of IF litilitUte, with a variety of Carpen..g of the choicest Patterns, will insure that patronage it has been his study to d -serve. SUPERIOR WINES. SPENCER and PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate street, Importers of Wine for upwards of forty yr.°, f.. 1 sixteen of which they lave adopted that admirable mole of meliorating in large vats of 3 And 4,000 gallons contents, as it practised in Germany, and other places abrua lq by which their Wines are so improved i.t flavour, and their cordias qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious liquor to the pa late, but giaterul to the stomachs of hereon.' habits, and the aged and infirm. Their stock of Old Pon, Madeira, But cella, .4c. is of 15,0001. value, by which they are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, both in cask mid bottle. They also keep a large stock of Cogmac Brandy, Pine and Jamaica Ru.n, and East India Orange Shrub, the oldest in London, treated act the same manner in vats, which, with their Wait., they tell on the most moderate terms, (or ready money. Not lass than a dozen sent to any part of the town, free of expence. •rH&sel JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY I and MkR invaluable Com weition, with half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant hdt black ever beheld, affoode peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not sal the finest linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, Whole sale, by Day a-A Mann', at the Manufrctory, No. 97, Holoorn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock-street. W Day, 6,, Swallow street; Attie, No. 1, Finch-lane; th-r. principal Bo... Makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, is the Met, loins, and in every Town throughout the United kinglic.m, in stone bottles, price Is. 6d. each. DREPA RED CHARCOAL, and CONCEN TRVI EU SOLUTION of eIIAKC - +AL, foi the Teeth, Mouth, and Gums, and correcting Fcetie Breath. Prepared and Soid, wholesaie and retitil., with printed Direc tions for their Use, and Observations up ni the interesting Pro. perties of Chonoal, by E RDNER (sole Proprietor), Che mist to the Duke - larcbe‘s of York, No 56, Piece 1411 y, and *4 retail, by hr . ontment, by omit of the respeffable Venders of Mailicin,s and Perfumers in London, an the principal Towns throughout the Kingdom. The 't Prepared Charcsel," in boxes, at 2a each, or 12 for One Gruiaea t arid Me " Concentrated Solution," in bottles, at 2s. 6d. N. 6d. and 10s. 6d. each —Every bon and bottle sold by appointment of the Proprietor, is signed " ED34D., LA.RDNEIL." NO/30 other is genuine. BAYLEY'S PATENT BLACKING CAKES, NVHICH have maintained an acknowledged Soprriurity for more than Thirty Yams, continue te be told by BAYLEY and BLEW, No. i, Cockaloaustroet, London, price Sixpence each. G.:nth:men who do not think this Blacking makes their Tenets shine sufficiently, are reapcc•fully inhumed, that if the Cake is dinolved in Vinegar, instead of tlf atvr, it awl( produce a lustre equal to Japan; but it is nemasery to ob serve, that Vinegar is extremely injurious to the 1.-ether, and depraves the tila:king of one of its m.st valualha Proper. ties, viz. that of keeping the Leather soft and pliant, and pre. venting it from cracking —.The same effect may be produced be mixlim vitriol wits the water, but the uijury um the Lea ther will be mill greater. N. 6. To prtirees .. t Counterfeits, ti Bills of Direttiers are signed at below, *vela amears ou the eutsule of each cake. W HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIEILIOUS PILLS. THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills. as a ge nasal Preservative of Health, is heroine universal, from their 'fleecy in those complaints which continually disturb the human frame.; such as Colds, Rheumathms, Hetd.aches, tnifigeitiree, and other diseases of the Stomach and li.weh ; sr -.Ai Wee from the vicissitudes of our climate. or from Helot ger.ce in the luxuries of life; and them salutary effecis are produced by gently opening the pores by night. and the body by day, without requiring any particular regimen or confine *bent. tat though the AnSertic Pills areal.° v e ry sr , v-c,ab'e in bilious and other deepoested d•sii t eleve, y e t b e i n: d e ,... rhe d as a mild purgative only, and therefore net Meats rifietently salve, the Antibilious fhlis have been recorantendud in aid byes 'eminent Physician, wen has used these Mad Mace soul. tithed, for many years, with the happiest tuxes*, in all coin plamts of the {Awn, as well as in other internal diseases. Travellers, by land or by ma, or Demons remote from Me dical aisteancr, would do wed to be always provided with these Ptlis; which, with wee of the genuine Dr. JII.IIOVIII Freer Peed re, would form a mat valuable store in a small compass, that would often al.rd relief on any sudden inds position, and prevent the ill consequences of neglect or delay. Sold only be F. Newhery and Sone, ?Co. 43. St. Pant's Chircl,tard, on the Coartrway, lOW Doors from the comer of Cheopinde, Loudest; sad at Dr. James's late house in Rrotonstrwty vs the Analeptic Palls, price 46 Gtl. a boy, or six in we large bee for II 4s ; and the Antirdiutas Putts, mite 2: 91 a Box, Duly included. Obrere that the weeds, " P. Newberg, No. 43, St. Paul's," are OttgrAttli no the Stamps. in btrarfli, _ A Complete SYSTEM of COOKERY. on a 11 Plan entirely New, consisting of every thing that is terprisite fur Cooks to know in the Kitchen Business; contain ing Tinee Hundrect and Sixty-F,ve Tables, oe Bills of Fue, being one Pill of Fare for every day in the year, with direCtions to dress each Dish; the whole cum prehentling the moat perfeN TREATISE on COOKING and CULINARY AFFAIKAI ever printed...being One Year's Work, at the lidernu3s of fm-n the Ist of January to the 31st. of Der.'em her 1110. S By JOtiS SlltlrcON, preterit Cook t. the Must Nettle the Mater is et &el .o4C-u.. . . . - TRIM, OF LORD MELVILLE, Just puh'ished, prlce only N. fut. CONSISTING of an accurate and impartial Re pot of the TRIAL of LORD MELVILLE by Impeach. ns,ot To which Are added, the Questiorn put hy the House , 1 Lords to the Judges, upon the Constructe,tt of the Act of i'whatnent irr RegolAttog the Office of the Treasurer of the Nate ; and tha Answers of the Judges thereto. Prettied for and sold by Junes Asperse, at the Bible, Crown, and Coost.tutiors, at, Cernhill, and by all the Roukyellers iu the Mated Kingdom. N. II Ito panieular itt ordering " Asperne's Edition." MRS. BUTLER'S NOVEL. This Day is published, in 3 Vols. Price V ENSENSHON ; or, Loves' Mazes. A Tale. By Mrs. HARRIETT L'UTLER. VICTOR ALLEN. a Novel ur 2Vo s. Bs. By Mrs. Fort n Auihnr of Waldorf, Corrilia, &e The FOR EST of St. BERNARDO, 4 Vol,. les. By Mkt M. 11•.niltoo. The PIC 'SIC, 2 Vol., 10s. fhe POI.I`.IICIIIEFTAIN. a Romance in 1 Vol. 4s. Gd. from the of the Aothor of " Abellono." WOLF ; or, The Trammil of Mood, a Romance, in 2VoIs 6a from the German of the celebrated Weoer. The VILLAGE sif FItEDW ALOE, 3 Vulg. 13s. 6d. by La Fontaine. In a few Days will be tniblishul, in 4 Vols. pike One Guinea sewed, ALPHONSINE; fr. Maternal Affirdiao, a Hemel. Br the celehiated Madam Geniis. Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigtonewatreet. This Day is published, price 4s. boards, accompanied with a Plan of the Town, ntaCy engraved, from au accuiate sot. • irev, THE PICTURE of LIVERPOOL; comprising a short History of the Place, from the earlie,t period of evizte.ice, compiled from auth,nt.c recurds--.a View of its irogresove Improvements and rapid locrease of Population—. it. Sere ts, bviares, I.l.o.ldiegs, and charitable Instatu, rwras—witlt a View of its Dnets, Bblppirsg, and commercial lial h aortaace s dc. &c. trrdtfers.-v's Molts, where thre the cutter 4 plain He folk his stream., contiguous to the men, Se- Liverpool, with spiry grandeur crown'd, Rise from the waves, and spread h:r st , athires round. N.8....The Plan, "twit, will be found by far the isiost cor rect that has ever been os:vlishad of this noinisieing Toan and Sea-pret, may be had separate trop the Picture, One Shi'ling. Liverpool : Printed by William Jones, Si, Castle street; and sal by Verna', Hood, and Sharpe, 31 Poultry; B. Crosby and Co. Statiouere-cosirt ; and J Murray, Fleet -street, London. Olt the Ist ni July will be published, in Royal Rao. price 16i. iledrat.d, pertniadon, to the Right lion. Lord Erskine, THE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, aitinted nct only to the Instruction and Convenience of tee Pruf,Nons of the Law, but of all Persons interested in Tithes; and ilitlitrAlted by references to the snag leading and recent lithe Casts. By FRANCIS ?LOWDEN, Esq. Barrister. Meliu• est rim deticiens q.rarn lus ince.turn. Lortion : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Brulge-street. •• • The Work is dis.ded into three Rooks. The IA Book treats of the Nature of Ciril Establishments of Rtligion, and hf Tithes and other Ecclesiastical Revenoes, and e•rnsislers them historically ...The f.'d Rook sets forth what Persons, clerical arid lay, are entitled to Tithes us Fmgrt.ud ; what Tithes are t.itvaale by Common Law and by Cuitom ; how Tithes are affect , ' be Stature Law ; and the Nature and Grounds of Pre. r:riptive Rights, Exemptions, and Modistes —.Arid the Sd Bwk contaiiis the various Modes of pursaing and defending Tittle Cause,' of every denorionation, in tire Spiritual Courts, Courts of &tun% , awl of the Common Law. The work closes with a copioui Appendix nf a Acts and Precadouts, and a fall Alphabetical DIXON', Celebrated ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, prepared ►y Mr. DIX0:1, Apotttecary. are a certain cum far Bilious, Gouty, and ttlieumatic Disorders, Nervosa and Sick Head Acks. Hunt-Si ~,, Flatulencies, Weakness'( the Sternar.h, Dein:ekes of Spits, Indsestos.n, aid Free Lir. ing, S c Thee are used and reaminsended bs the Royal Family, the Viseowilerses Socisirigh,in and It Dowager Lady Say at.d Sale. the Lur.l. Kdm no and Slog, the Hen J. Massey, Sir R. Williams, M. P. and S i G P. Turner, tart hi P. In addition 19 the num►er of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothe cary, has received, is the folloisig, from Captato Lloyd, of the Guards ts- " Dale Cart.. Haver foadwest, South.TVades, " Fehrearr :4, " Captain Lloyd presents his complus:qt. t. Mr Dixon (although not per.ottate acquainted with him), would take it as a favour dhe social atm.! him four or live &nets of his Pills 110#14. as he pww,hly COO. Mrs Lloyd. who bas always used the Metheine, 1. n..w pregnant and very unwell ; and we can not get then any where its this tonne?, n•ither at Haverfond weat nor Carmarthen ; the nearest place they are &old at is Bristol. For the rest sessile, they have been to Mn Lloyd, as well as Ccion,l &Thorp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to trammel-Ithe Pllls walleyes he goes; a.id ie really thinks, if Mr [Alum would ippon% ne Parsons as Venders in this County, it wana.d be a P.ment to toe Coin sauna)." Antibiliows Pills ire sold Whol—al:.; and Retail. at Cluing and Butler's, No. 4. Cneapiode, co-;• • of Paternoster tow; and Retal by Smith, Senn, and Maud r .I„ Edinbu (h; M`Du..al.t, (i•egms, Moo. P. I% ,;e, are snre,, Loseitino.; Staines eo;J Haar Vl•isCnester, , Peck, Rawson, and 8r0w.., Hull; Flinn: d IVogiP , Leeds; Winker and llodson, Newcart:e; Thia,g-o Yarmouth; Hodson an. Cambridge; Dingus., 13,1• , Wool-ter, Willtaari, and New man, Exeter; A.. 1 Sharp, Portamr,uth ; Gr gore and Cinlburt, Wightcas; Wool and Liaise Wey ;I ruth; H irward, Cheltenham; Hour-, Hato Shep art and RfO•ftl ; 4. ; and by most 11O , Oked.OTO and Medet.ie Vendmia every Town, in Brnies, at is 9d. sacks. Ockzr... tar iferaeal , " R. 11.1tter. WdS• 4. elt"P`id , i" i s enra.oci oa the Stamp, whlch r awed le each Bee. morrow. Tee Committee of Privileges, we beNeve for the further sow side,ation of she cleans, to use Zoucise teenage, was ofdersal to set teo•avg:uvr. CONFERENCE WITH TUE. COMMONS. The Earl of ROSELYN moved, 44 That a Meh sage be sent to the commons, desiring a conference. -, on the part of that House, with a deputation of their, Lordships, in the Pained Chamber;" which was ordered accordingly. The following lift- s 'woe lien isousinair" manage the couference on the part of their Lord: ships :—Tfie Earls of Dartmouth, Stanhope. Hardd wicke. Speacer, and Warwick ; the Bishops of St:- Asaph, and o,sory ; and Lords Grenville, Ardeor and Lauderdale. In a short time the House was acquainted, that; . a depotatiou from the Commons waited the cosier of their Lordships in the Painted Chamber. ,Act cordingly the above-mentioned Peers repaired 1111 thither, and in a few minutes returned ; when ' The Earl of DARTMOUTH stated, .that iq obedience to the commands of the House, they had held a conference with a deputation from the House of Commons, in the Painted Chamber e at which their Lordships' vote of last night, con cursing with the Resolution of that House, respea lag the African Slave Trade, had been duly come municated to the said deputation. The Earl of DAR ['MOUTH (as Lord Chem- , • - berlain) communicated to their Lordships his Mae jesty's answer to the recent Address of the House. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' SILL. Lord HOLLAND moved the Order of the Day for taking into consideration the amendments made by the Committee in the Insolvent Debtors' BilL He too► the opportunity to address a few observe. tions to tha House ; but in such a tone of voice and manner, as that those below the Bar could not die tingly hear the whole of what he said. From what we could collea from his Lordship, it was his ins tention at present, with a view to avoid as far as possible all difference of sentiment respelling this measure, which he had the honour to propose, move, that certain clauses in the Bill, those relative to uncertificated bankrupts, enabling the Chancels lot, iu certain eases, to grant certificates, &c. be omitted. To this he was additionally induced, by tilt consideration of the subjeit to which the clauses alluded to referred, being regularly taken up in the other House of Parliament ; at the same time, he wished to have it understood, that if the Bill adverted to should not pass, he would himself come forward with a legislative provsion on the subject. Before he sat down, he would take the opportunity of giving notice, that it was his inten tion, in the course of the present Session, to move for a Bill to revive an Ad, introduced a few years since by a Noble Lord, tie ohjra of which was (as we understood his Lordship) to empower the creditors, in certain cases, to liberate, or discharge from custody, the person of the debtor, and to pro ceed against his property. His Lordship con cluded by moving. " that the Report of the In solvent Debtors' Bill be now taken into considera tion." The amendments were accordingly read, and agreed to by their Lordships. Lis:A HOLLAND then mewed foe the omission of the clauses ebove•mentioned ; which, on the question being put, was ordered acccedingly. Previous to his moving the third reading of the Bill, he observed, that in that stage any Noble Lord would have an opportunity of delivering his senti ments upon the measure, or of proposing any alter ation or amendment, he should think proper ; and. on which occasion, he should himself, should any thing strike him as material, in the interval, also forward whate.er he may deem farther necessary. Ha then moved, " that the Bill be read a third time on Monday next ;" which was ordered accordingly. Upon the question for the second reeding of the Irish Post loads Bill, a conversation arose be tween Earl Spencer, and the Earls of Deitmontit and Limerick - . In the course of the remarks upon'thisibill whkb. it appeared, was for the purpose of altering mat amending. and, in some degree, repealing an aim* paw-d on the same subjed last year, the Noble SE - CRETA kV of ST ATE remarked, that with respect to a certain extension of the post roads, unless some s Noble Lord should say something to convince his mind, that such an extension Was necessary, fie should feel it incumbent on him to propose the omission of that cl orte in the Bill. The Earl of HA RDWICKE male several re marks upon the aul+ct, but in a very low tone of voice. He übrerved, the present Bill went to repeal tele of the most obnoxious, unnecessary, and op. pressive Act'. that pernaps ever passed the Legisla ture. Of the Bell to which he alluded, he entered into a hisiory of the pros/dings ; and of some of the effeas produced by that measure in Ise land. Several of its provisises he situ ally censored. tie glanced at the v. ry different regutations, with respect to the subject effected by the present till. which obtained in Ireland. from what Was the cus tom in this couniry ; and he wtti:d t I express his wi it, that such saliitery regulation: s pre% ainEJ in this country. seem -xtenileit tos that rot et the Uni ted Ringdans. In tie Cones-ince oil the 13114 he might have s me ptitpnsiti„;., to offer. •1 be Earl of LlMEttiCk esel.tiaeJ in lie House the nature of toe curios:on of the P:st Roads is V - ,Il -tic •. __ . - ---,...- - ---- 11 --- • --• .... . . ir- - • r ye e. •, ea . - . • . . , -,-. . A . l, i J . et " . . .* , ... • :,-.., .. . .3t . ,•' , % ' -- e.••• t s± ...• • 1 It, r i t if 0 . Ei rc f 5, 4 t 4;.tett.!4‘ ~. . \ .:7, ' i'115: .1 ;,,,,;,,, L. mi., - •' .77 - ..-...,,• - - - - .... .., - --- .. .......,-..-.....- - .... -.- -- -........ . ...-. ........-. ..... ._.. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1806. 44. PRICE SIXPENCE. . A !hi at Yore and Life olice s 31ns ill, Iltrifi. GUILDHALL , J ona 17, lbOi. IMORIArt PA RL1.4,11EA7. 'HE DIRECTORS 0 the ALBION FIRE PAVING STONES. --..........-._ a and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, bee team to end rr HE COMMISSIONERS of SEWERS of HOUSE OF LORDS—Watt:testier, Jung Si. the attention of the Public to the 16111.1YrOIL, wild Unpin -tent Lotions. 1 the City of LONDON, and Liberties thereof., gve .--ei- edges larde iby this Estrtilislisia iit, isch with seep ret to Inter- Notice, that they wril meet in the Council Chamber of the Counsel were this day heard, at considerable length, respell: inert treat Fire, end on Litta. The Dire tors Aare deternsiniet to Gutldtiall, ,n TUESDAY, the 13t July next. at Five lug the Scut. Appeal Cause, Martin Ir. MrNabb, •is. Mr, ...ail no linpriurinolit of which such an I ns tit ut i on iii ,op .litt ; and o ' clock in th e Af ternoon, to rece i ve PROPkiSALS fur Adam, as sec ind Counsel tor the Appellant, anti the Attar- th I, f re t neger t i s ever y posss ni e !t o n ie., the p„el o • /Ice•meroda- Inc PURCHASE of the OLD CA RR I AGE-W A Y PAVING mei-General as leading Cnon,el fur the Re:politica. The fat time, by ilit high Me;ree of r nroui.agenent with whith the Co.- STONES, at. b ier Ton, now lying at their Yard, in Worship- User hearing was adjourned till ter. mtat ow. pavePr inte a is h Yortiitherto heen tors ate • Umet it. street, Yolourfiel.ll where they may be viewed nay Mottling The Bills upon the Tibia were forwarded in their respeltive d en i n iiiiireied, .1 et ol Eintnee ,at the Cast. previ.ius to the Sale, WM. BOND, Prisicipal Clerk stages; arming these, the Additional Asseavil 'Fames Bill was paita's Male, hi 'C/I ANGE-ALLI Y, CORNHILL. read a third time, and passed; the Cu.tom Home Foes, and iitteniiatier, illailw. front Nine to Fm,, th , AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKERY, the Excise Receiver Gen , rart Bills, were read a wound times By ()relents( the board, W AIiNER PHIPPS, See. . A Nk " lid: Day ii published, in Doe very large Volnme, 9vo. by and ordered to be committed; the Stiow.litil nal Temple- •a• A large Carraar.vaies atoned on Lye Laurance ; awil no char.c made far l'oliaais in any case. NV. STEWART, opposite Albany, Piccadilly, price lets Nor Lottery Bill, was °literati to be read a thud time he- in IrtAn4, ........... ;4 -11 1