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_ VIC !TAILING-OFFICE, na , et 3, tg",) , ; rrl-IE COMMV , SIONF.AS lur Ft'detailing lit, Itiniestn's Noon do loreha giro Notice, that on MON- DAY, the titth fu.tont, they will he seedy to receiu. 'feeder• is ' !reknit: (settled nit), end to e rt /or the •wonly;ne of whet FRESH BEEF, .hall he ticonwiled for the Use trt 4 Ills Mikity's .Shi, died Vessels at Nrw RJII. Pity, is Dover Roads and et !II orgate (ote septet tete Content-is), .frosse that dun to ok met st Deeeniaer, nest, inotosire, to he paid pie by Bats p 14(t wait Intere,t, Kooky Days after there. The Conditions of the C.istreel. wan he seen at the Serretaty's Office, at dm Owe, or by applyin: 4..? Mr. T. kuseell, efAtist fee the Vithootteng, at Doke. No sword will be had Io um Tender ;a a 7.; -!t the Prier ilia 4 teat k toweled to word. at irktO, or that anal not k tklikkel to the hoard be/re One o'Clock on the soi , t Priddy, the 21tolt nor outlets the Person who make, the Tender, or Now Person on his betinti, attends, to answer tuLti called fir. VICIVAI.I.INGUFFICE, APRIL 7, 1908. ► r HE COMMISSIONERS fir Vieualliag His ii bbisspes Norval , . hreeity pee Notice, That ea II'EDNES -11.1T, the Ma, la.tamt I/MOW of Tredl4l4lBl, the 9th ',want, qt preview'', aeltertssed), they rail lte reeds, to erreite Traders rn ' l l4titte (seahad tap), atai toad Joe the Jellatearg :21tantities q !RUN HOOPS; viz. Taus. Vett Ham* 100 Putt Hoops ' - 200 Plate Hoop, 100 400 OT for Miff 3natitu Of either Dritonkiev,tiee, *et ten Ibex Fifes Timis. 7• be dettnirrd is Tee Week., his Weekly Preportetto, into Ilia Maje.ty's rietteatting Shorts at Depth-P; fed to be paid le r• he ?notable, bath irserest, Aieete Days after Date. The Condit...to of the Coutrav t and Samples ty the lieoo, sky k err e et the Jerretorn'e Qfk• e. eegard aria he had to any Tender, in trhi, 4 the Pries shell not 111 ;Wlertad is Words at leogth, or that shall not he deltre , rd C. , the ,rd &len Oat °Tirol& an the mid tVedoeetay„ the 30th lattaat, ear 'Para tie Peron who 101,44 the Tender, or Weft Pgrallii Out hi , behalf, attend., to answer whow rallied for. Vit:TUALLING•OFFICE, Angie. U 1800. THE COMMISSIONERS 1 r Varneiseg Hit 4.i . tjesty's Nary do hervbei Rion Mat est FNI- D.IY, 4d Moe sett, ilteq sci , be ready t , l ',ree v e l o w e r, iw Wrfti- (.444,1 up ), onst fres., ,F.O /row ONE 11U N DIED mod FIFTY to TWO HUNDRED CHALDRONS if 'PUTS TANFIELD MOOR COLS, lull ray, to be delivered jot siteketefe in en entire e'er:v., pee et all Charge sod Nitre t. , His Majesty, 10,1:siile Ifs. linkeee's rietn.,l , inz Pepsis; s at Deptford. 4,4 /ee TWO IiUNDILD TONS .f MUSCO YAW SUGAR, to be eosin'sable to Semple. to he prosi,teed with the Giotto', to be Li, brerrei in the wigwag Pocks:es anti is the p.oeseepoo of ow less in a Tieent.ifita, wet wan Awl Thirty T.N. per Wish, few thee Osso, into His Mijest,,'s Firtualling bare, at the suave piece i the sclusk to be pood per by Bins, pay. ride wish laterite, Meets Vans alto D.te. fleCasditisas of Sc . '. Coraracts way he seta at the Secretary's o.fee No regard se2(k had to earl Tender, is which the Prier shall est lb • Ooortoul no Wants at krztli, or that shoß oat bellorereeed 10 the Nowd &fere One o'Clock on the said Fish the 2ei of Ma* runt, lOW asks. the Perms who wakes theremier, et some Person on his behalf, attends, toonswer sawn called for. ViCTUALLIP464)FFICE. APIITL 14, 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS ler Villuaging Hia Memos's No do hereby give Reties, That en HONDA I', the 12,k Meg wen, theyuil l be erode tit retries Teriders Arabi op), en: seat fee FOUR HUNDRED TONS ei LIVE111".)0L se COARSE GRAINED CHENHIRE SAI.T, or Sett ef new I gander's ; mid ft" , SIX HUNDRED TONS or CHESHIRE BAT SALT o f the hereof Grain, or bet of et al goodirst ; at &cheek the Perim rho Nosh/ the Tendm ore to peo• dim* SeMplel; CV ht detirered inial lis Nikon h i ivalli.B Storrs it Deptford, thw Hail iy the 31st of Jill; nett, aid the r.- vaioder by the- 33,h el &weather fullietne, IN of all rh..aree oat Mope to flu Stije.ty, except that the Contreetoe will 4. affaireet 2.. 111. pee T UN * for I'orteraze og the Salt, from the Wharf to the Stores; 101 to he paid for by Milt, parable, with footrest, Many Uses alter D.te. The Osselstiests at Mt Castraas .fey be stew at the Secretary's Oifiet, at this Offset, or ey applying to the roily-4re if the Sok Deters et Liverpool, sad at bli.latewielt is Cholihr, • - ey , etieely. No regard will be had h• env Teasler, in which the Prins shall Rat be `anted to Herds at kVA, or tA.ot shall *^, be deliveTol M the Sewed btfrhe Vie olloeh, en the said Nadal, the Mg Mel mem, es, weirs' the Preset who makes the Tetoder, or woo Pertains his hritalf; snoods so onsvor trier. celled vicniAtußGotnct, Mmice lO s RM. THE COMMISSIONERS fir Trifirolfset His Nag do kereLy pot Andre, fiat at FRIDAY, the tog e J•reta tent, tkv k. n.d. ta teeth, Tea,ae s us Weiti( (raw up), Jar each Raaaditin the gollosing D.ocriptiose SiNIOS:•.• Caro Danuie Pipe Wand, 11, 1 piakd track Datiltic ) Staves efatabra't Pipe Stettin Ilsosies At the eetputiert Peewit who maw a..ke PeorataSt Afro!, via eamerset le titterer iNstr li. Iftet.•a.i.g Sores at Deletion' Phassoteth, w la. h lreportioos r 'holt Ittreagter be it teemiard spo, thse Hog log flee 30th Sommer, ont o awe the reetaimier DIP the 914 of Jammer, jeltateaig,-.Te he paid Jr ky Bit., paratde. rite hottest, Neat* U. otter U-. to Quitaitat 4' de 1:404 , a..e *ay be tam at Ike grrogry's Offirc N. S. Taderf.r • lap 2.g.roity Ikon Fißg Th.oloand Croon ANC* Piet. Tan 71a.gg.4 Cmgi Dant*. bread', Twisty Therm/ Crowe Daataie Ihrsheart, or Treate,tire thousall hard Deats:e, I !sabre. Sumas .r Zweeo Age biota, rill be eidosilood. N. Regard wit hr tad to two Tender:..,kirk the Price shall rot re ioserood in Words et teagthoe that dull lON be le:tiered to Bu”ril kfere sloe oClock so the Mill 1,.d. t , the 20th ef Atte neat, ear euttes• she Perms who rakes the nosier, us lomis ea his Moak, attar& I emitter whets railed ler. ADVANCE OF PRICER. la ROM the great Demand for Tickets and Shares, 1' the Prices wIU etratnire to rise, and cannot afterwards be brim% the Schein* lasing .o coestroeted that there will not, at any peri , d "(the thawing, be three Rlanks to a Prise. LUT PLR Y becks, Draerin t r latth MAY, 1806. SCHISM E. 1 Prise. of L a5,M10 20,000 10,010 3 10 1) 10 56 0,400 14.001 rickets L 2)0,000 live Fir•e•draor. Tickets tet Dty L %POO each 1.-5,000 live F.rot o.raerts Tickets 34 Day 1,',04 each woo Fact dre•an .. 4th l'.la, Ditto Sth Day Ditto 6th Day Price of a Ticki:t Half Qwre• N 9 0 Sixte.itich .... .. 1 6 0 rckets and Shams a e ou Sale ilit all lie I. ceasql !Atte.) , Offcas COMM F RCE. CIIRISTOPIIEtt DI'BOST his the 1. Fenner to irtLeni his Subsenbe , , and the Pabtic, t. 6111 Ail tl4ll Work, entitled MC ELEMENTS aCOMMERCi s seta be prbli.bed in • lee days T:ineeGettlitesen who , u,ght 'wish t patronise this Pubhe•tion wroth their Robscriptinn, a.e teaseled to forward their Nantes either en Mr H. D 110, Paternoster-row, or to Mr. T. Illori4ey, 4, 0 d Bread-street, preview to the 10th ef M.!' next, after which term the Soir eerilt.on wk.! of two Guineas wit clew, Pod the erica , to NOM riole•ctibers ei:l be tee Guineas sod a half. DR. BLAIR ON COW-POR INOCULATION. This day is published, THE VACCINE CON PEST ;or is Mild Hu- Inanity, Reason, Religion, and Truth, against fierce, unfeeling Ferocity, overbearing Insolence, mortified Pride, false Faith, and Desperation;" Ming an era* Outline of the Arztiments and interesting Path, addiicd by the principal Combatants on both Sides, respecting Cow-pox Inoculation ; including a late official Report on this Subject, by the Medical Council of the Itoyal Jemoerian Soesety Chiefly do-:Snell fur the Use of Clergymen, Heads of Falsi ties, Guarrlosol, liserseen of the Poor, and other unetrofesoostal Readers, Mho 'say be onocemed for the Welfare of Mankind. By WILLIAM BLAIR, M. A. Surgeon of the Leek Hospital and Asylum, the Bloomsbury Dispensary, and New Itu?ture - Society Member of Om Royal College of Surgeons, a.Oll of the Medical Societies of LonAsei. Paris, Biussels, Aberdeen, AT. etc she. Printed for ). &fumy, 32, Fleet-street, Price 2s. f 4. Of whom may be had, ?Ir. 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ROttS The farther consideration of the different claims to this Peerage, in a Committee of Privileges. standing as the first (Vier of the Day, their Lord ships accordingly resolved into the said Committee, Lord Walsingham in the Chair. Lord ELDON opened the discussion, in a speech of considerable length. He delivered his sentiments, exhibiting an able and comprehensive view of thi case, to their Lordships ; and of the evidence ad duced in favour of the terpedive Claimants. He concluded, by rnov:is o certain Resolutions, import ing, that Lady IL I',tr.'•cr.tld, the Earl of Essex, and Sir H. Hunl, ke. hero were the co-heirs, de riving from Robert De !Zoos, who was sttmmone•d to Parliament by the title, ia the 43th of !lent y 111. This, we understood, forms a result, as to the par ticular barony in question, favourable to the claims of the above personages. These resolutions, after some remarks (torn the Earl of RADNOR, applying rather to points of form than to the substance of the resolutions, and a few words from the Loud CHANCELLOR, were Agreed to by die Committee, and the space below the bar was cleared, previous to their Lordships proceeding to prayers. While strangers were excluded, the farther consideration of toe Appeal Cause, Rose v. the Earl of Fife, was, we understood, adjourned till to morrow. On our re-admission into the House, Lords Shef field, Auckland, and Unhand, were engaged in a conversation, in consequence of the fiat-mentioned Peer moving for the produlion * of a o arietrof do cnmerts respekhng the Commerce and Navigation of Great Britain, at ditfereot periods. Some of the documents called for were ohjeFled to by Lords Holland and ♦uckland, on various grounds. One, particularly, by the former, on the ground of the de tailed specifications it would involve, &c. in the first instance; as being too minute, referring to consider. ation of single vessels, It:. and respe.ting which every use! ul information was already upon the table, in the accounts describing the totais of the ship ping. &c. employed in each year. The motion for this particular paper was negatived without a division. In the result, a string of motions, on the part of Lord SHEFFIELD, for documents of the above description, were ordered to he Lid before the Hoarse. In the coerce of the discussion, Lord HOLLAND took occasion to observe, that the Noble Lord seemed to regard it as a misfortune, that such a quantity of British mannfaetuie, though in Foreign bottoms, should go out of the country, a circumstance, which, as an Englishman, he was re joiced to find was the case. TRIAL OF VISCOUNT MELVILLE. Lord WALSINGHANI read the revised Report of the Commitee appointed to enquire and report relative to the modes of proceeding upon former cases of Impeachment of High Crimes and Misde meanours. This was of considerable length, and described the various modes of proceeding, with respea to their Lordships attending the trial, the order of pro ceeding to Westminster Ha the mode of sittiog therein, der. A few alterations er amendments in the Report, as a rule for their Lordships order of proceeding in a pending case, were suggested by the Earl of RAD NOR, and agreed to by the House. Upon the point of order, fur their Lordships form of sitting, while in Westminster Hall, whether on particular lonches,kcording to theirrerpeaive ranks and degrees of Nobility. as a subject toi a'positive and inuispensible order ; much difference of opinion! seemed to prevaiL ' The Earl of RADNOR, with reference to the so-, lemnity of the proceeding, appeared to thir.k ant order to that drat ought to be made. On this consideration. a long and deste.tory con-• versation took place ; a number of Peers delivered their opinions ; most of whom spoke in the way of explanation several times. Lords Auckland, Holland, and • Stanhope, and other Peers, did not see the necessity of such a spe cific order, which, if rigidly enforced, would be prodnaive of much inconvenience; and, it was said, an order of the kind was not made on the occasion of Mr. Hastings's trial. Earl SPENCER, when he considered the solem nity and importance of the proceeding in question, was rather disposed to support the proposition of the Earl of Radnor. After sonic other Peers had expressed their opi nions, it was proposed, we believe. by the Earl of Radnor, to adjourn the discussion till to-morrow. which being opposed oe the one side, and main tained on the other, led to a division, when there ap peared for the proposed adjournment. 9 ; against it. Is—Majority 6. The strangers were excluded sense time ; during which, we understood, the remainder of the report was discussed, and approved of by the House. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' HILL. On the doors being again opened, their Loyd ships appeared to have made an order for printing the lists of Debtars confined in the different prisons in the metropolis, for debt, which lay upon the table. The Earl of MOIRA said a few words in a low tone of voice, respelling the proceeding upon the Insolvent Debtors' Bill, then before the House. He adverted to the lateness of the hour, ant the long discussions which had taken place, which would be objeetienz to their Lordships entering upon the order which stood this day for its second reading. He then alluded to the material difference, which, he conceived, existed with respell to the measure, upon which ground he begged leave to recommend to his Noble Friend to propose a more distant day for the second reading of the Bill. He thought Monday se'anight would be a good day for toot stage. Lord HOLLAND replied, he had no wish in the smallest degree to press the measure on that even ing, or at any short interval. Their Lordships may rely that be bad no intention of taking the House by surprise ; on the grounds stated by I:is Noble Friend, he had no objeaion to the particular Jay mentioned by him. Lord EI.DON stated, he had some Petitions against the bill in his possession, w he was re quested to lay bisfose th eir Lord;bips. i y The Ni.hle and Lcarncd Lord then pre vented three several Petitions, etch of co , s'd-rahle lerftih, and aPL•arently signed by a gre.ti number of iNer. sons. The heads of these P. titions. and ore or two of the sign.eures, were rea .1 by the cli rk. Thee ser7e on the part of urtain persons interested in the Tura, sure now p rdi before their Lordships, se: l( ,, names were there.c.t,) sutscribe.l. T;tey wet. all against the Will, and ayed that the same May not pass into a law. The Petitions were ordered to lie on the Table: Lord HOLLAND said, he had a document ef a corrrary tendency to rreitei:t to their Lordships. This was a Petition in favour of the Bill, limn cemtio persons confined lor debt in the county gaol of Lin coln. Ordered to lie on the Table. _ _ On the Motion of Lnri HOLLAND, the MU then ordered to be read a second lime on Monday senn:ght, and their Lordsiiii.s sammane.l that day. A short conversation tome place respelling a Rill before the How?, rather of a private nature, toil which appeared to inv dye a question respeltioz tae sale or transfer of Church • , r Bcclesiastical between Ole Bishop of Sr. Asaph, Lori Eldon, Lord Ellenhorough ; the result was, that the ri was ordered to be pillar& and read a second tinat on ‘Ts'd:lesdat next. and their Lordships burn. mooed. The Bills urns the table, chiefly private, trerc forwarded in their repeat/re stages ; and the Tea Duty Bill ; the Irish Rank Notes Bill ; the Iri s h House Tax Repeal ; the Escheciter Bills ; and the Custnnsk Duty Bills, which had beets brought cp from the Commons, in theeatly part of the evening, by Ir...‘lrsander, htr. Grailam, and other Gentle. men, wcic sev rally read a first Calle/ atter their Lordships adjourned all to.tetartow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FX PARTS. PUBLICATIONS: Soon after tl.e Speaker took the t Mr. Serjemt 13E3 r rose, and House, nearly to the foilowing eff:el ••'s S.1:11. time since, Sir, I obtained leave to bring in a BA a prevent the publication of t:-party evidence ag one persons accused of felonies, and other crimes. I: a pp eare d to no-, at the time, to be a necessary n a. sure; and I must confess, that I am of th some opinion still. That opinion, Sir, has since tent it firmed by what happened •botg six years Ago, a , a trial for murder, before Mr. JusiceGrose. at t' e Old Bailey. Faoni the evidence, the Lean d Judge was in uced to dirra tt.e Jill , to acq , et tie prisoner. 1 hey, however, sta dr ut many hi sir ; and, on their return, the Foreman mtoimed his Lordship, that the reason of t':e del ,y was, tl at many of the Jury were unalite ta s.parate, in their minds, the evidence, from what they btft rc read or heard of tire circiims.ancns relati-e to the transaction. This commueication was made tJ me by Mr. Ju‘tice Gs use himself; and I thi.ik is suffici,mt to jast:ty me for having made the But, Sir, as a great number of persons of sign sta tion and charaaer, and for whose jiidgment open all subj?fts, I have tlie - greatest tespetl, scan to think, that this measure might, in sonic degree, trench upon 1. 5 e Liberty of the Preet, and as 110 man hold. that sacred principle in higher es timation and value than 1 do.l I sh uld be the last to do any thing. which plight be thought to have a tendency to bring, it into danger ; and, with these impressions, I wish now to give notice, that it isnot •my intention to press the measure any farther." As soon as Jte concluded, a buz of epprobation was heard throughout the House. Mrs Glassfoed took the oaths and his seat for Dumbartonshire, in Scotland, in the rorm of Sir James Cohinhoun, Hart. who has accrpted the Chiltern liusdrfd4. Mr.FF.LLOWEd moved, "theta Committee he appointed to enquire into the expediency of repeal ing so much of the Ala of the ILI of James I. as re lated to the making and mendieg of boots And shoes."—Ordered. Mr. Owen, hem the India House. presented the Annual Account, made to the 14 , 'f March, hot. of the Port Duties and Sales wf Goods of the Lot India Company.—Ordered lets lie on the table. Mr. Johnstone, from the Wish Chief Secretry's Office, presented Accounts of ale Total of the 1,1- pert and Import Duties; the Profits of the Lovc:%; and the Expence of the It uperintendance of Nbe , - strates in Ireartd, for the last year.—Ordered to lie on the table. Lord CASTLER F.AG II moved for an Acecuet of the number of Elleteive Men of lei Br ti-it Arno on the Is, of January 1793, to t: e Ist of Januar! 1801,. together with the i u:nher of recruits raie , ,, and the amount of the boinries paid to them. — Ordered. ADDITITIONAL PAY TO THE ARMY AND NAM L-rd HOWICK presented an ell - ill/Ate t the encreased expence, of the a.ldit:onal pay to t ffitrti and seamen of the nary, diseard! to be pstabY ao order of His tsfarvy in Council, dated the Nth ins% which he gave nutite that he would move to Ls referred to the Committee of Supi.ly to-winnow. The SECRE I'ARY at \VAR, Who cam s e.tt afterwards, gave notice that he should move for Oe Additional 1 1 .ty of the Army to bi referred to t:.: Committee of supply at de Lone time. CII‘RGEs AGAINST MARQUIS Mr. PAUL gave notice, that he would, on Monis;y. move, that the articles of the first charge aga:,at the Marquis Wellesley be printed. Mr. AR l'HUlt W ELLE3LEY move.' for a lone string of accounts elucidating the condu3 or tt,e Marquis Wellesley in India, amongst which were accowita of the expenses of Mr. Hastings sod tl,e Martinis Cornwallis. in vi,its to the upper provisos of India, &c. &c. which were agreed to. SILK TRADE. On the 3d reading of the Exports and Imre — Duty Bills, Mr. Alderman PRINSEP made lime eiserv: Lions on the subject of the silk trdide, thought hal not been very Early dealt by. The ! ' was nu ,hife►once in the drawback on the exprig-: lion of the raw material since the year 1747,th0q since that time the slut; on the imporwion risen, on thrown silk, from 7s. 4d. to Ith. on easy siik, from 3s. to ss. 4LI. He tD•.re• submitted. that the drawback ought to be ancic:7 to the same proportion. Ti:;s itly is riliUNitel, D.VaT the THIRD of a cATAI.ofxr.: of BOOKS on Sala by JOHN wurrh, at 11,,race's Head. tit Fl.n.t-street. This Part contain, Mintiest Works in English, and an ex tensive collection of French. Italiais,,Speuish. and other fare.gd Books. MRS. NORRIS'S STRANGERS. This Day is published, in l Volumes, 12m... Price 15s in busols, THE STRANGERS; a NOVEL. By Mrs. NORRIS, Author of .• Second Lose , ^ &c. Published for the Author, by Messrs. Vernor, H ood, and Siumpe, Poultry. _ _ . . • a • The Dedication of this Wt.!: had been accepted by the late Duchess el Devontline, but was, unfortunately, tuo late in the publication. On Thursday, May I, will be published, the SECOND VO LUME, in Octavo, pr.ce 10s. Cod iii extra boards, (iscine!. ing No. S, the Number for the present Month, price Bit. 64.) of CENSURA LITERARIA. (To be continued every other Month). Containing Titles and Abnracts of settee lioolv, Article of Biography, and other I,iterary kri tiquities; partly in Imitation of the Plan of Oldys's British Librarian. Printed for Lunt:man, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster row; and J. White, Fleet-street. Of whom ma:,- be had, A New Edition of the FIRST VOLUME of the above Work, pries lOs. 6d. hoards ; or Nos. I to 7, separately, price 2s. 6/ ea , h. TRIM. OF PATCH. This day is published, by Edward Jake?, Pall Mall, price Six Shillings and Six-pence, AFULL and PARTICULAR ACCOUNT of the interesting and extraordinary TRIAL of RICli MID PATCH, fur the naught of Mr ISAAC P.LIGHT. Taken ut Show-hand by Messrs. BLANCHARD and RAWLY To which is &Seed, a correct and striking Likeness of the Prisoner, by a celebrated Artist; and alma Portrait of Hester Ketcherier, the staid servant, a principal Witness; with a Claw and Elevation of Mr. Blight's Ijous... and Premises. The care, pains, arid expence, bestowed upon this 'Publicat mn, wall d. leer 'sure it a decided preference to every other which has yet at and upon the subject Surd also by John Walker, Paterno.aer-row ; James Harris, earn r of St. Paul's Church-yard; Richardwnts, Royal Ex change; LA J Bell, l tained Road. This day is published, hirid.orn.'y print-A, nt one volume Bvu. illustrated with three Plates, Si. Soar,* A TREATISE on PRACTICAL NAVIGA LI. TION and sEAMANSHIP; with Direetions fur the Management Of a Ship in all Situations; and also a full and arcur iie Description of II e E gush Channel, with &aloft in.d clear Direttion, for its Navigation from the Downs westward, and !rm.': it, Entrance to the -owns; the result of actual and laborious Surveys during sixty-four years of constant service. Sy the late WILLIAM NICKELSON, Esq. Master Attendant of Chatham-yard, and a Governor of the Chest at Chatham, Author 4a Voyage to the East Indies. Printed for J. Mawman, 24, Poultry. THE LIFE OF MORLAND, !EthelUsher' with a striking Likeness, by his Brother.in.law, Mr. Wm. %Yard, the Engiarer of his best Pictures. This Day is pub:ished, price Ss. in Boards, rt, I , EMOIRS of that Celebrated, Ori g inal, a nd E. centric Genius, the late GEORGE MOR LAND, one ° the most eminent English Painters Drawn from an authentic Source of Twenty Years' intimate Acquaintance with Him, his Family, and Connections : to which is added, an Appendix, including an Account of Pis moat valuable Works. By WILLIAM COLLINS London. Printed for H D Symonds, 20, Paternoster-row, and allay be had of the Booksellers. Also, MEMOIRS of a PICTURE, including the above, vols. ISs. Boards; and at no period in the History of the Arts, has such a Work been so indispens.bly neeeNsary as the present, which a few glaring Transactions have recently pored.