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t 1 114:-':vr:r:r7:. 1 171 ! 666 :„• ' 44 , • . • .1 J 1 1-• - C 1,„ r J • frt.., - 0- THE NUMBER 4053] I'hIDAY,. AUGUST 14; 1807. [PRICE SIXPENCE,. • N ARY-OFFICE , • , Aug.,8,i807, • THE PjeNC i lPiaF OF. Eand'COlll2ll.lS 7 sioArSitS of HIS NAVY do; hereby give Notice; :h.zt sx Thu , thi:2Gth inst. at One O'Cleck, they will be read, to treat with such as may be willing " C°7ll ' .4 R for 'SUPPIYink MS Majesty's' sevital Yard: with TRAIN OIL A Distribution of the Oil, with u Poi-in Of the Tender, maybe Jean a; tnis Offic e . Nu render will be receive.' .rier:Twebve s?? . the day of Treaty, nor any ;wt . :el, unlers the Party, or, .an ,4gent for thn, attends: J..: Y _.....: . •• • - • ),: ' , •:: , ;FicrUALLINo-ofFlGig, , , . , . ... :, • - Yzib' 3(''. - 1 07 1 , THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUAL Ll Aro , • His' AfdyESTrs , Nei FY do. herekpgly; Mike, Mari aft Wednesday the i6th of, Sept. Nritorhej ,. ib,ll he reae'y to i•e* , telve T en d e rs in writing (sealed up), - and triat for such ti!iti RISII BEEF and PORK; 4/' • tbe'destqualiy, and to 4 ova vi . the ensuing season., as the resp;Rive*ltlerchants and' Pel4eretli;einrliy . think proper to vier, ; One-third ,part thereof , tube Pae4.4in Ha f l'uneheons t One.tb;rd tin Tie, ee; ; and ' the remaining One.tbird part Pi .11arrels ;t. be delh;ered Into" lii! Afaktly's Pißuallink, Stores at I.eptford, Portsmnutb, sleuth, and into the "ivory Stores in. St. Catherine's,-in regular proportioffs of each desetipiew of Casks, by the it , eglcdt un. der.mentio 400/ix. ; • " Ont-finerth iwbola`br the Ito . Yzamiry, . one. of eheremaining i nantity the 35 st lbfarrb, . t$ o8;, And the reinaln.ler by the ;orb yule, . r . 4 - Nd to b e pal,' for by Bills, p.0.,461r, with Interest, nillety . elAy; after date. • • - • The Conditions of the Cont!aFi tnay be seen at the ,Seere lOttet Office, at this Owe ; or t iymrpplying.tolllr: .I)nnstervilk, Agent for the at Cork ; to, the C°lltel°t's of thss , Ma": Customs at Limes isk, Be/Mu, Arrchry;and:lffsterjord ; ati4 the Posta:aster-General a; ; • No regard will lie had t. any Tender in whith the. Price shall: mot he inserted ix words at length, or that' : shall not he io•the 'Board hefore One osChei s on the said Ilidnesday, the i'64,6 Sept. fiext t nor restless the l'a'ss , : qt , b, maces the Tender, oirdiine Person on'his ahalf, attends, to ansiver, When called for. ' VICTUALLING.OFFICE, . • ,dug, 12, 'go. SHE COMMISSIONERS fii- VICTUALLING firs 6:ST NA I/ rls hereby give Notice,. T4a • ate Thursday, the 2bth irritant, at Zkven eadli prettsely in the' Forenoon, they' trill Be. - .ready to sell, .to the' highest hid," r,' at ills A;lafesty's, Yirlxtlliu g Prortlies, at Dep i tford, sundry Lots of the .follvt u i ng P rov i s i ons • an d Pjetualling St're!' viz. Bread, li rca`l' - Dust, Bakehouse. weepings,F!uur, • Ylour.S weepings, Raisini, Rice, . Pease., l'ease.Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal -Sweepings, Bags., and nags, , Butter, Grease, Slush anti 'Scrapings, Chew, Sng,r, Molasses, Beef,' Pork,-Sueti _Packing and other Scraps, Provision Casks,. I 'Rope, New Beani e Doublet and Slab . Ends, Staves of ,V4tfi.. 'otuulabcriptioms, Rum Puncheon, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, am. Wine Hogshead Heads, Tight and Dry Heading Double *sets, Wine Pipe, and Brandy Pieces, Iron Hoops, broken, bent, and in faggots, and a.quantity of Fire Wood, lying in His M iyesty's Vlclualling Premises at Deptford. At Deposit of as /. per Cent. Is to he inade•upon the amount of "lark Lot at the 'hoe ci Sate ; waif Ms remainder of the Money be not paid, anal the Partieubirsta*ert away, nvithinrwenty working tigys afierwarA, the Deposit will be forfeited, and tbe• Cod s remain t! , ,t property of the Crown. ,•. • The eth.r C,nditions, may, be San, and Prfinted Cataloiut: may e had, at the Secretary's Office. 1 , • This: Day were published, 1 a., • "„%he, large Volume, Imperial Folio, illustrated by is "nr t ritttiiii:s eiikutcil by eminent Artists, puce Ten clisinci a - ' T HEs ANTIQUITIES -of MAGNA, GR.ECIA, declicateii, by perinission, to the Earl of. Moira. . 1 , Hy W, WI Lk: INS, jun.. M.A. F.A.S. , ) Fellow of Gonville and CaiuS College, Cambtidge. lirirrsiti nte k t s t:liellnivOilq Press, Cambridge, tot Longman, and Qt4ne; .. Paternoster-iow, - , , ... . , • *lbis Day was published, in Ont.Vglurbe avo. prier 9s. in boirlll4 MEMOIRS 0f.,, the. LIFE • Of the GREAT CON D E, written by fits Serene Flightless the_ Prince . 9 1. Conde, his Great Grandann. nyw in England. Translated by F ANNV HOLCROFT.• • rinted by W. fuigne,. few Lbtigntan, thirst, Rees, and ) Urine, itaternoster. row. • POPE's WORKS—NEW EDITIONS. This. Day- were published. !-• • • • liegantly,printed in Ten Volumes Oeliivo, and embellished by a seriesrof . Portraits, now first engraved from original • PiEluresin.,the Colleaions of the Marquis.atuckinghani. W. Farmer, nil. Mahal Blount. Esq. and the late. - Lord - Orford, price 51. ss. in boards, or on Royal Paper, with -earlier I mpressions , ef the Engravings, price Bl. in boarris, • A NEW EDITION OF THE WORKS - of ALEXANDER POPE , Esq.' „ in Verse-and Prose: Containing the principal Notes of Warburton and Wartoni Illustrations, and critital and planatory Remarks, by lolinsori, Wakefield, A. Chalmers, •S. A. and others. To 'Which are added, now first pub. 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' ilk the Reif.' lOHN ROBINSON, . f Of 00'0 College,. Cambridge, Master of the Free Grammar ' , - „I r oot at Raverigioneitale, in Westmoreland. ( I,,oliblis V eilitett foßichard Phillips, No. 6; New Bridge street,44,,, ibld by all Buiokriellers. , . . ' . first'inablistred, by the same A u thor, Tit& tlritinhar of ilistory, ny Means of which that ,int; vortanesubjed maybe ii radically taught in Schools, inlet 33 : ba6f,d. • Ancient liistory, • for the Use of ' Schools, in one cl')sely printed volume, duodecitriu, price 6i. bound. Modern History; for the Use of Schools, similar to the An cient History, price 6y. bounds : • - GUIDE TO BOOKS". Day, was published, a Fourth Edition, to which is mit,- joined a Supplement, brought down to Nlidsunifiler 1807, price is. bd. - SCAVC( I , • - , GUIDE to SCHOOLMASTERS, , GOVER A NESSES, STUDENTS, und LOVERS of I.ITLI(A -TU RE in genordl, in the choice of the be Books in every Branch of Knowledge, particularly; in those which are. ada p ecl to, the business of Education. By 10S1-11IA COLLINS,.A.M. , Reaor 'of IveWpdrt, and late,'MaStar of the Grammar School in that .... „..... , . ..'this Work is the result of the Author's long experience, bath as a Student and a Teacher. l'u - sons who seek know. lerTO i,n any subjea, iftay by 'means, of it cave inuch money in the put;:ltise of worthless Books, and Inuch precious time which rniy,nt be wasted en therm Those who desire to teach • ot:tt rs, whether the Conduelors of Seminaries of Education, 'or valuable Mothers, who instruct their own offspring, will offtel their Objea -with leas expence, and in, much less time.: byedqpt ig the 'Elementary. Books, pointed out to them in 4 . . . this 1%. hies. PrO' !for Thomas Reynolds, Oxford.-street •• and sold i by all e'Booktellcrs in Oxtbrd, Cambridge, Edinburgh, 'and'l3 in. ~, 1x e. following respeaable Critical San6licifis have appear. Ed." dli this Work: ' 4 This is a well-written and judicious Ptiblication, conveying much pradical information on the • subjea of Education, and. is therefore highly worthy the perusal (.f. every' Person concerned to the IMprovement of the rising generation. The Account of BoOks generally used ' in Schools seems tube the result of experience, and certainly 'displays much.erudition. The Author's Recoinnientlatiaos and StriitUres are accompanied with such reasons and criti. cal Observations as do him great • credit, both as a Scholar ` Land Christian Tear:her". —A nti- I acobin Review. . : i.:.; 4 ' In the First Part of this Work are several judicious Ob stramitans ; and the Seeinut Part enumerates the mist useful 1 ntriadooflory BOOki in 'every ;Branch of Knowledge, remark ing or Oleic refpeetiVe merits, and: cautioning Parents. and insr*ikt lors against sons Books which the Author, upon just grotgu ohj‘lets to.' Anion& those titan - Hue - tided well° not :i'etingvo .tiny that' We cons et as objeelienable."—British C ate. 7' • ' -.. . . • . • ♦' 9 SURREY. KNIGHTS!- HILL, MANSION:HOUSE. and LAND,. The Property of the late Lord Tlitlß 1.0 W. Q HORTLY be SOLD by .AUCTION',.. at Garraway's . Cottee 7 huuic„, this truly elegant and nitendiel Mansion, with:suitable attached and &wattled Offices, Farm yard and 'Out-buildingsYreplete with every convenience, and upwards of roo• Acres of excellent produdive Meadow and Pasture Land ; forming altogether a most important Dothaiii, tit for the•residence of a 'Family of the first dtstindion. The Situation of Knights' 11111 is retired, amidst the most interesting .rural Scenery, commanding extensive, richly wooded, arid diversified orospeis, distant five Miles only from London, rand oil& Mile each tram Streatham and Dui.' wich. Paiticulat4 are preparing, and will be shortly ready for de livery, of which due notice will be,given in this Paper ; and also of the Day of • when every necessary information may be lud, and Plans of the Estate...seen, on application to Mr. Town .:Nurvzynr, WA worth; and at Mr. J.tines's fficc, No. s r New, Boswell-COutt,' Lincoln's Inn. ' „ FONTHILL MANSION, WILTS. TO BE SQLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Prenlises,,on 'Monday, the ilth of August, 0337, and. Six t slowing-Daytt jSuu lay excepted) at Twelve o' Chick A LL theAtignitkent and Costly HOUSEHOLD F filßNiTur<E, . noble French Plate Glasses, of ail _ gulag Slagnitude, Pettedion, and Beauty, measuring from lob LI( 64—tit by 64, and of le:-sea' Dimensions ; the super!) . Organ in the celetirated Statue! of Bacchus,brought from Rune by tne U imitable Charles Hamilton ; Bronzes, Carvings in. ivory, Two superb T..bles of Oriental Al: bas. ter, Etruscan tYare ; Valuable original Pidures, by N. Putts sin, Leonanar t)a Vinci, Linigivicco . Carrai.hi, Vernet, Ac. •-a complete Set ttbe Loggie cat the Vatican., coloured , esteemed the finest and int st perfect extant, and itlitinined 'with : Gold t•t•l'.l)iiiiiiti,'eerrespondently framed and glazed with French Glans; Colledion of Modern idures and Drawings; by 1 iirivr,.:llartulton, Romney, Hodges, and others ; a Ca.. pines :of rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, Disesdeii and French Porcelait,c, tars, Cisterns, Vises, Urns, and Ca ,- blurt Gems; Dialer, Desert, auci.Tea Services ;•• an Assem bid,C oi the scarce and tine Old Gold japan ; the several va- I. Janie Statuary: Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant design and exquisite Sculpture; by Bacon,, Banks, and Flaxman ; superb Stoves ; all the-Wautitul Mahogany Doors and other valuable ' anti splendid EMeis of Fonthill Mansitin,. Ileac Salisbury, %Vats. The Domestic' Furniture, is in the imMediate' Taste, and composed ofa. superior Description of Materials i • the Drape. ries being formed of costly 'Satins, Silks , Darnask, and Chintz; karticularly,a Suite of Satin Hangings, elaborately and beatitifully painted in Flowers the Commodes,Cabinets, Cnelt7 , niers, Consoles, anal Pier Tables, 'Are formedOt.Rose and Satin Woods, designed A PAntique ' and clecorated:with Or- Motu; Mahogany ; and Rose Wood, Dining, Pembroke, Library, Writing, and • Dressing - Tables ; Suites .of *Chairs,” covered with • Satin, 'Morocco, and Chintz; fashionable SOphas,, Fauteuls, and Bergiers ; Carpets, or. ;he Axinii;- ster, 13riissels„ and Turkey FaCtories, and seled Patterns ; sumptuous- carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras ; excellent Canopy, Fonr-post, Sopha, and ,F ield Bedsteads, and rich kitutgings, with .aliprepriate . •Begitling. Goose and - Down. Beds ; Wardrobes, .Dressing Commodes and 'Fables, Chests'of Drawers, -and time usuar Assortirient• of- Chamber Furniture --:the most - of whi,•ii New within thi last Four Years, and new in the of 'Preservation. May be viewed from ttit2 - .:I of v.)•the Day of Sale,. by Catalogiies. Only; t i,. each,' to be had 'of Mr. Cot.' tins, Pi - later, Salisbury • 'Mr. Crutwell,•Printer of the Bath Pap,. r ;.:Messrs, Fryer,. atid 'Co. Old Caveedish siteet ; at tli...";) , lact; of Sale; anti of Mr, .Phillips, New -Band-street. •• • The Silt: of the Valttable Materials of the Mansion wilt take, place iu September next. • ; THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD; PREPARED by Dr..SOLOMON,GiIead-House, neat Liverpool, which has risen to the very pinnacle of tame for its superior Eilicacy in Nervous, Debilitated, and Consumptive Complaints ; loss of Appetite, Indiostion, lowness of Spirits, &c. of which the tollowifg remarkable Cures an: incontestible proofs : Copy of a Letter from Mr. Brett (Father of the late Mrs, - Chapman, Theatreßoval, Covent-Carden), now 71 years of age, and resident in Liverpool, to whom reference may be. had.. • • 'To Dr. SOLOMON. Sir, • Liverpool,,. Feb. 9, 11305. For many years during the winter season, or in foggy %%ea. ther, I har-4 . been4tlnjcct to Asthma, cough and wii,:ezing, which rea..10 . 4-d my nqatliing very difficult, so that I could scarcely ItliioW my r•ofession as a Music..iasster, particu larly when I had to ascenu rising ground, being obliged to stop i ireg . for, a consid,raole time, to recover my bre:tn.i u ‘ c t ilY l: l r4vitig taken wiery thing that WAS prescribed; iu v.un, i.was pievailed on to try the 'ettkis of ti/I.:or:list Balm i GlieJd —a single bottle. produced the Most: happy change.torlhe better . , every symptom w.,s relieved, and I can sately ;pier, that it is one of the best Medicines I ever knew lox such)! eu.inelaint ds 1 laboured under,•and have no duubt of its - rk , ing nt the tike servAx to persons suffering under the sane affliction,. I am,. sir, ___ , - - • - Your obedient Servant, G..B•It.ETT., . . . Totnesi, Devon. " 1 think it bin justice to assure you I have hea:d much in praise QllllO Cordia: , tialm of Gilead, from such respeetable authority, as to atibrd no room to doubt its ellic4cy. It is a tri,ily. valo:ible INilethine —ill high estiniationin this neigh., bourtioeil,.where toe demand for it is so very great, that I be 4 you wi4l.senti me a box. of it as soon as imssible —my .stock of it is so low it will Hot, l fear, last till the fresh sup. ply arrives. . . I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, , . . , • -. ..C. f ISHE it, Bookseller and Printer, ,(an. 111, deb; : . . . 'runless, Devonshire.' It is impossible to insert all the cases and cures which Dr Soloman is ui,possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, bait great experience has convinced hint, that in all Morbid A !Retorts of tha.Blood and Lytneh.(the cause of almost every initaily) so noble, sate, and eiti,caciotis a re amity, was never ottttred to ma nkind; but he now leaves it to the world, conscious that he has done his ditty, by send. ing forth what may he given to the tender infant, the preg nant female, and to palsied age, with safety and elli,,a G y, hitherto tut:parallel:A in the annals of tnedical Igr Dr. Sciio;non ex peels, when Consulted . , the usual com 'phinent of a Ohe.Pottadi Note ;' bur all written cases, or Ict• ters of advice, to be answered at his.leisure, are requested to unclose flaff.a.G ninea. Such lettera should, for safety, be thus driveled " Money ;Leiter. Di. Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool. Paid doUbla postage'." Letters may be ordered to be addressed' to X. Z. in A. 13. at the Post- Office, till called for.. Price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle ; ofthequintitrof Four, in one Family.llottle, for 33s on which gs. are savedjitut,y,:itn cluded).'whicfthas the wonts .` Sarni. Solomon,,, L iverpool," engraved on the Stamp, without. which non.. ". ) bc'e,enuine.. • , The Cordial' Ba 1m of - G ilead, Anti-I mpetigine's, and Ab-. Stergent Lotion, anal.'" Guide to firali;i,"` Sold by . Mrs.• 'Mathews, 'No. ii. :;rand, London; M r.• Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and M. It achurzi North 'Midget Mr. Baxter alai Mr. Scott, Sontli,liridge Mr. Davidson and Hilsband,•Elder and Co, Britt high; Mr. Baxter; Glasgovv ; W. , Cameron, cr the nwk ; Browning, Paisley; 52 rdw fohli:KihnitrAo47lt ; .W 4. Young. Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and I'. Whiteside, Ayr; W.,Crawtord. Ciivan ;. I;Carson, New. Douglas; M.' Kirkcudbright ;T.NI C redie, Kirk. amity ; j • Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun. to; K . Cratgie, hiontrnsc ; 1. Mitchell, and j. Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. ‘Vitite., M'lntosit, Inverness ; T. Stoma - way ;P. Taylor, Stranraer; Johnson and His9et, Perth; W. Aruierson, Sterling; Coke and Reid; Leith • Alexander, Dtutfermline ; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet s Ar- DO4iirt, Dunitrie; Phorann, 'Berwick Wedtlet, Alnikick ; .Parerson,`Arbuthinat, and farrties" Pe terhead A. Mil),,iiiii,t,.'Proneate, Glasgow; and by, most Booki 4 ellers and Yendeis of Patent Mutteines in the United Kitigtbna. IMPERLIL PARLIAMENT 1. , . ROUSE OF .PEERS. • titURSDAY, AUG. 13. The Royal Assent — iiiii notified by Commicsion to a great number of Public and Private' tiffs. Arnong the former- Ch were, i..< floglistrandirish Tram. , fer and Completion Bills, the Irish Vote of . Crejit, the.lrish Salt, Exportation Bills, Counsel were heard on the 'third reacting against the St. 7 George's Parish - Bill, Southwark. 4rrir which, the cause' was decided in favour of the Real. tor. . • - • A conference was 'demanded by the Commons', and granted by their Lordships, respeeling suite Amendments made by their Lordsbips in .i., 'Lcla r sure Bill in-the County of. Sntiolk ; the resnit of which was, that their Lordships did not persist in retaining their Amendments. Lord ST4(41 7 '1011; rose to make - the motion of which he h:id given notice, reap .king a Resolution that all Independent Naliali3 SIILIU0"1,1t: treated . upon the . principle of perfect. equality and comp -9.0 •-.., procity. ln propositig.this regulation to ,the House, he had not morely in his cye th. 2 ciicniustance s in which we pow.,stot4 with regartto Atneri,:a ; fte principle to .which he alluded shouid, inhis' opinion, be extended ..to all Statei end Nations indisointi natelj% He could not help noticing the absence ~ f Alinisters i on this occasion; but he liad 'airl.,;adv oc: casion . to observer that they seemed atiiions to avoid all ,discUsSions, of this topic.:! Ile . . , .vono ld 1 sAY that their conclua, was notprOdent ; but „Whatevpc it toight be, he fait it ineumhent ri o ., t; n h it i t i s i t i: t o;; ,; .e:P f, r 7 his.sentiments, wheti (lie-voice of an imperious dwy n ca io li s e t d ea u r p n o c i s i ti h;n i: l e t p (Te it i ie r7s it. 4 ,riii)uro with Airp!rica, and the' House wOnl' '-,'"ifediiiibt, unite wiih!.:in in deprecating thatcalanii(F,Wken they duly ce- - Her" : ed the many ditficalties'and dangers With which we were already' beset: They . must rot:olio-1. t ;int in times of scarcity' our Principe 'ielief wax dfrived o 'first from Poland, iaeXt Irivn Atrierica, , Poland was now shut :niainst us by the'influence of Oie enemy : ~-i wotild we also shut tigaiiik'ifslibe pais of America by our own fOIIY ?.'' Wheni!e w ere,we to derive ma,, terials and stores f l oi .- ..6nr - trav:il arsenal, if the:Nortl4 of Europe and Nniili lA,inerica are to refuse os tliese . supplies ? % b u r n 14 e l ite gtorant.ss an d security or -Engladd, when our NavY, t:c -.*•1!..5 , of our pride. the source oh our strength and wealth, is g 0. . ,• )-. Theite were serious' considerations. He sil9tild now dray a mirk, ilrat as . all individuals, whether hie, or lOW, poar.or rich; 'Ware the Same in : the eye o f God, so natio e nations,. whether xtreinely powert4 or weak, whether nputerit or pnor, s . fionid he the samiii in the . conteinplation'of .the hi 'of n‘ni,,rilq., T,lig was the principle upon which his mind jested, ana upon which he 'grounded' the •Wsointion he had now to move. The Noble Lord then condo:h.:4 with moving,. "-That it be re I dil I so.ve-, -..;:1t tile Kill, ciple upon which we should net towa r d s I ndependen t Nations at peace with the British Government shouta be a principle of perfect equality and complete re . ciprocity. The LORD CH,INCELLOR could not but corn: • mend the serious manner in 1,1,14 i li the ' Noble Zirl had expres s ed himself cm t o pi cs o f such importance/. As however, no anitientic dncuments were heiCate the House, t o guid e ; an opinion upon matters of `sneti , magnitude, he thougbt tt more prudent not to agt... tate them under snub 6n:turista:ices. The Noble Earl would thereforei khoped, excuse .him. far ynoving the previous luestion. Lord STANHOP4, in explanation, thank e d t h e NOble and Ltvirned,Lord-for;his kind ,attention, and °Nerved that winiC,head6nced, not only r.,...ferred to the present .StAto , of America, but .to all indd. pendent Nations, at all tunes, when at peace with us. ; Lord 'IVOR TON,O*tareti to ttie M ot i on . , as tend- : ing to legidate upoVitnAtrad- principles,' which was contrary to the spirit and the pate tice of Parliament. Th e question wits- flier put, that the present ,Motion be not put.; and the previous nuestinu,waa carried withont a division,—Adjourned. '. HOUSZ OF COMMONS. A Message from the Lords, by the Maste . rs in ChanCery, notified. their Lordships' agreement to the West India Goods Anetion,Bill, the Sitiuggling Pre vention' Bill, the • Pe)st .Qlfice.Bill,' the Irish Arms Bill, the Militia , Volunteering. the , Military Road Bill, Gene: i Delancey's Bitate Bill,. &c. Another Message, by the Deputy thher of the Black Rod; - required the attendance of the Houie at their Lordships' Bar, where the Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Militia Volunteering and CoMpletion Bills, -and all the other' /101:4 end inernted in the for Mer Message, and severed other Public and trivate A new Writ was-ordered for the eledion of a l• 'Member fot *the Borough ofileytesbury, in'the room of Lord FitZharrii, who .has iiecepted the place of G o verno r of the Lie of Wight. Mr, SliattlDAN conjetltircd, frOiy- the statement _ of the Flom Member, that he had not. made sufficiently mastet'Ofthe matter Of. the Petition, to warrant the allot i 46 ifi'leceiving it. He woulthlot, ~however, yote.:Vibst, it, though he was particu • larly toLtiOnntenatice the hOstility ot. the Petitioners' to the' Stlittlitaiin Of Ireland. After some fartheittitimetlation- between General TANI-ETON; and Mr.Sitsatual,, the. Petition was read, and ordered to lie on the table. Another Messagefram-the Lords., by the Masters in Chancery,:annbunced their Lordships' Ihsent to the Vote of Credit :Bills, the Appropriation Bill, and several Private ••_ . • The eitAtircE9Artt the'Excgraukni infortned the House;. that.** Majeaty; had.. been waited upon with the Addresctiftthis , kinuse% entreating his .Ma jest)? not - to kra/rt iliatoslin.Reveriion, and that his wouid_apopthist eattviition to it which it e