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. , F - „ t • lit! f;'• , v7 l 74:4 v ,. ; ,5 \ 4_ ) ) 74714(51% 'C' , Y' Tz, Bf R 2979•] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1802; - PRICE SIXPENCE.. -THEATRE7J,WrYAI., DRLTRY-EAN 7 70. MORROW ENING, APRIL 8, i Soz, II I be per.formed, THE WINTER's TALE. • Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ; • • Polixens, Mr. BARRVMORE ; Florizel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Clown, Mr. suETT ; Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER. Hermione, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Perdita by a YOUNG LADY, Paulin; Mrs. POWELI„- Emilia, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. • t "I 11 • THE DEVIL TO PAY. ...._____”arurday, the Comic Opera okc The Duerma. - • Soho-Square, April 3, .1832. A T a MEETING held' at, the House of the Pre -1-I,sident of the Royal Society, for the purpose of consider , - ing.the proper means of culled*, as far as may be, to one point, the inclination manifested by the Lovers of Agriculture to ere& a MONUMENT in Honour ofthe MEMORY of the late DUKE of BEDFORD ; BARRACK-OFFICE, CANDLES. 24th March, is.. N - 0 - ncE is hereby given to all Pertant 'willing supply CANDLES for the TROOPS stationed, or to be stationed, in certain Rfrrackt in Great Britain; and the Islands of Guernsey, jersey, and Alderney; for Twelve Months, to conzoneace on the 25th of June, 1804 that Proposals fir the ,same, in IViting, sealed up, will 'be received by the Barrack -q,,neral on or before the 3d of MT, ?Sot. The lira:: of the Contrail may be. kaolin upon application a? this Office, czity day (Sunday excepted) between the hour, of Twelve and Thre e , o r to t h e Barratk-Masters at each oi the sevri-al Barrackr.. 11%1PER.141, RLlAitlt;l\ HOUSE OF PEERS; TUESDAY, APKIL 6. - tbbr iEt. ' were heard at Cofhsitierable length rciatiie to the Scotch Appeal, the Keeper, Coonnissionefsi and whole Society of the Clerks of His Majesty'..4 Signet, v. the So, , ciety of Solicitors; betbre, the Court of Ses,:on,. viz. • Mr, AD at and Sir. NlONi()Ntkot Y; tar the Appellants, athl-Mr: AT TOR Ao G&NEkAL, 'first Coomel for the Respondents. After which their Lordships deferred the further nearing of the case till to-worrow. rinstict• - His Grace the Duke of Grafton; The Earl of Winchilsci!, • The Farl of Thanes; The Earl of Moira, Lord Paget, • The Bishop of Landau, Lord Hawke, - Lord Carrington, Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. K. B. . Sir Christopher WillOughby, Bait. Sir I-lugh Inglis; Bart. - - Thomas William Coke, Esq. John Fordyce, Eaq. Sir JOSEPH BANKS was called to the Chair, The Proposals 'Mist specib the Prices per Dozen P ou nd s , dis tinguifking the Moulds from the Dipps, and be separate for e . ach 8 4 -rrad ; and thty are . also to be in conformity to the Term s ff the Contrati, or they Will not be attended to. Stamps to be paid for by the Contragor. Adequate Security will be required for the due Performance ,of raCh Contrat7, and the Names of Two Pers,ns, as Sureties for the cane, withßeferrees, are to he given in with thi Proposals.. • The Bills btfote the House were forwarded in their re speEtive stages.. A few private Dills were brought up from the Commons by ,Sir M. W. R DLE y, Lord G. L. GOS•VER, ,and other Gentlemeni which were severally_ read'L first time. , • BY COMMAND OF THEIR MA lESTIES. .. r ;VLEATRE-ROYAL,- COVENT-CARDEN. • '. - MORROW EVENING, APRIL 8,18 oz, will be performed, THE DUENNA. • Don Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN; Isaac the Jew, Mr: FAWCETT; Fernivand - , Mr. - JOHNTON E ; Antonio, 11r. HILL; . , iCarles, Mr. INCLEDON ; - The Duenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT; • Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR; Clara, Mrs. BILLINGTON, WITH A conversation of some length ; and rather of a desUltory nature took place, p r i n cipally between Lords HOLLAND, PELHAM, ai d KINNOULi in con sequence of .the fitst.inentioned Peer's moving for. the produdion of a variety of Accounts, telative to the Four and Half per Cent. Duties, who, in rad, observed, introductory to his Motion, that these duties were subject to the investigation of Parliaments and contended, that a degree of improper conduit on the part of Ministers, from time to time ; pre vailed with regard to them. In 'order to establish ,the points that _these were appropriable duties, and subjed . to parliamentary investigation; his Lord.. ship referred to the proceedings. which had taken place 'with resped to them in 570 i, when on ad d res,s was, voted on the subject ; he was await- of what had been said of this proceeding, as' a slur upon the tridinory of King William, ; he then adverted t 6 cerrain proceedings which iodic - place before the Commissioners forproznoting the Union between England and Scotland in 1706, and which reSpeaed the duties in question, and on which oc., casion it appeared, we under Stood his Lordship to say, that a pension payable thereout was granted,to the then Earl of Kinnoul, 'and, lastly, that_cerLain arrears of the 'griwts, &c. charged thereon, "Welt paid by Parliament in 1786. He then adverted to some points, in which he asserted, that Ministers with a reference to the provisions of the Act of 22d of the King, which was called Mr. Burke's Bill, had ailed illegally, and concluded by Mov ing an Address to His Majesty ; praying that' there be laid before the House an Account of the Gross Amount of the -42 per Cent. Revenues, from the ISt of January, _1785, to the Ist of January, 1801, &C. To thd PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ITAVING the Honour of being recommended to you by the DIRECTORS of the LAST INDIA COVIPANY, asthe SIX CANDIDATES fof the DIREC- TiON to be chosen this Year, We take the liberty of re. questing the favour of your Vote on the day Eledion, WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant. We are, Ladies and Gentletrielli Your most obedient; „ Ad most humble Servants; WILLIAM DEVAY,NES. CHARLES GRANT. , ' - STEPHEN LUSHINGTON. .(IEORGE. SMITH. WILLIAM THORNTON. East India House, SWENY TOO/sIE. April z, 18ez. And the following Rescilutions were Unanimously agreed to: Ist. That the extensive and unwearied endoavours of the late Duke of Bedford, na ilmirove the Theory and Practice of Agriculture, deserve, in the highest degree; the Approba tion of his Countrymen in general, and the particular Grati tude of his Fellow-Labourers in the Field of Agricultural Improvement. zd. That a STATUE, with appropriate Agricultural Emblems, erected in the centre of one of the Squares now building in Bloomsbury, will be a proper maik of Respeet to His Grace's Memory. 3d. That a Subscription be opened for carrying the pre ceding Resolution into effe&, and that Sir Joseph Banks be appointed - Treasurer. • - 4th. That the Nobleinen and Gentlemen now present, be. a' Committee for the application and expenditure of such Subscription, and for the purpose of adding to tneir number ,such other Subscribers as they shall consider likely to pro- , Mote the object in view. sth. That - Messrs. Hammersley and. Co. and Messrs. Down and Co. Bartholomew-lane, be appointed Bankers to the Committee, to receive any Subscription for the above purpose ; not less than one Guinea. 6th. That the Treasurer, and 'any two Members of the Committee, be a Quorum for transacting business. 7th. That the Thanks of this Meeting,be given to Sir Joseph Banks, for calling this Meeting, and for his anle Con duct in the Chair ; and he is requested to make these Proceed ings public as soon as possible. ' JOSEPH BANKS, Chairman. 'V Four Hundred and Thirty Guineas Weft subscribed by the Noblemen and Gentlemen present. • THE BRAZEN MASK ; Or„ , kLBERTO AND ROSABELLA to r JETy for PROSECUTING FELONS, FORGERS, HE •.,„ ATs, and - PERSONS gi v in g, FALSE CHARAC,. RS toSERVANTS. Instituted in Marra 1767, at the o intnendation and under the Patronage of the late Sir ° h i ll "Fielding. - P-1.4-L•C. COMBE, Esq. Alderman, M.P. President. 11E ANNUAL - GENERAL' MEETING of Fle~tthe SOCIETY will be held at the Globe Tavern, jn ti street, on Thursday the th inst. at Seven o'Clock cyqning precisely, to ffic for the year en-. b tr l j , and "other Business, whetithe attendance of the Mem -14 Particularly requested. RICiIARD MARCH, jun. SeC. No '24, Strand. • To the'PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK. , . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 'THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the I East India Company being appointed fix WEDNES DAY the 14th instant,the favour of your Vote and" Interest is desired for the following Ckentlemen: ' William Deitaynes, Esq. George'Smith, EN : Charles Cram, Esq. . William Thornton, - Esq.. Sir Stephen Lushington,l3art. Sweny Toone, Esq. Which will very much oblige, . ' LADIES AND GF.NTLEMEN, , • % East India House, Your most bumble Servants, April 2, 1807.. Paul Le Mesurier, Charles Mills, John Manship, john Roberts, Tho. Theoph. Metcalfe, Francis Baring, Thomas Parry, William Bensley, Edward Parry, acob Bosanquet, • Abraham Robarts, . ohn Smith Burges, • David Scott, oseph Cotton, ...., - George Tatem, ionel Darell, Geo. Wood. Thellusson, Wri - i. Elphinstone, Robert Thornton, Simon - Fraser, John Travers, ' 'John Hunter, Stephen Williams, Hugh Inglis. A --,... .1% I liddie.agd GENTLEMAN, of a Genteel * ,as bt er i" . *.pe9dent Fortune, who :has a large Family, and he, v . : O 11 P and educated in the University and Middle Tern- Pe 0i15 e . ,,,, -4 es fOr a Genteel Civil Employment : the India ,pl e 'ould be preferred. Having lived among Fasjiionable 1 10 041 , thinks himself calculated forattending the Drawing t,egrityanl Levee at St James's, conscious that Men ot In- I rker ti`, will always be preferred.—R.easonablc Terms, .i -&trkie,•".Annuity or Deposit, will be complied with, and the Ail bit secrecy tnay be depended 13pon. . t(J urt i3 o. 7 'lt Morhall's, the Emporiunt of Fashion, Russell „ 13t higes-street Covent garden. ;,.............121....,0 5, 1802. 2 SC HWEPPE and Co. beg leave to inform the I t . Nobility, Gentlemen of the-Faculty and others, visiti,ig k ill e eity , of Dublin, that they. may be supplied with ever ? by tdt?ldiffelent A.V.,ter3 in the sSme purity as ntanufadured t< 4l ''' 4 l here, 13 , .' sending to the House of nr. William . G len- Vl': "°• 40, tiay-strcet, Dublin, the only Vender of their ~ .:.„;:rly, ow City. To the Right Hon. JOHN BERES FORD, &c. SIR. .V 7'E, the undersigned MERCHANTS of the CITY oi DUBLIN, have witnessed with consider able regret your departure from the Head of the Revenue Board. On such an occasion, pennit us to express the high sense We entertain of the obliging deportment which marked your official intercourse with us during a long course of years. We should be guilty of injustice to our feelings, if we did not bear a , grateful testimony, that whilst with a stria and undeviating attention to the duties of your station, you in creoed the Revenues of your Country, you neyer lost sight of its Trade, but carefully blended the commercial interest with the public advantage, consulting tne convenience of the Merchant with ;hat Urbanity of disposition, and condescension of manners, that so eminently distinguished your character. Accept then, Sir, our sincere assurance, that though the relation which so long' subsisted between us is now at an end, we shall not cease to wish you a continuance of health and happiness during the remainder of your life. V. and M. O'Connor and Co. William Sparrow H'. Crothers and Co. V. O'Connor, jun. D..): . o' B den ,T. Meade and John Duncan Co. H. W. White Patrick and Co. F hilip Moloy L. Crosthwaite - Robinson and Todhunter Charles Ward i ohn Deluzeau Sneyd.and Blackwoods James Corballis Edward' Forbes Robert Hall Hawkesly and Rutherford Joseph Wilson john Lindsay Roe and Franklin Richard and . ohn Verschoy le I'. Blair and Co. Richard and olin Sayers Michael Burke Frederick an D. Geale .1. Leigh arid Co. John Roche and Co. Nathaniel Hone George Adamson , Ebr. Dix Edward .Byrne, R. M'Don., William Borrowes nell and Co. 1. Hone, jun. N. Trumbull lohn Kelly To the WO RTMY LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, TN consequence of the VacanCy occasioned by the J. Death of Mr. Joseph Speck, your late Bridgemaster, I am encouraged by my Friends to offer myself a Candidate to fill that situation. Pardon me, in reciting to you that I had the honour to be a Member of the Corporation of London thirty years ; that I have been a Freeman of the Tin-plate Workers' Co.mpany fifty years, and a Liveryman thirty-five years ; that l have servtd at Company, as well as the Ward and Parochial ones in the Ward of Bishopsgate Withbut, wherein I have been an In habitant forty-six years. If these Remarks render me an objet worthy of your-Sup port on . this Election, the only return I can make my Fellow citizens, will be by a faithful and unremitted attention to the Duties incumbent on the Appointment; and you will enable me to pass the remainder of my life with comfort and felicity. I now most,earnestly intreat your Support and In terest on this occasion ; and I have the honour to subscribe myself, with the utmost respell, Gentlemen, . Your most devoted humble Servant, ROBERT BULLCOCK. tio. 172., Bishopsgate Without, April 3d, iSoZ. FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HE MASTERSHIP of the FREE GRAM- Va, MAR SCHOOL at LEICESTER, will become at Midsummer next, by the resignation of the'Rev. •quei H eyr . ti eb , IL ,M.A. The Governors of the said School d Y give Notice, that they will proceed to the Eleetion of Tit May for the said School on some day before that period. I,a,,etlaster will be required to teach the Latin and Greek tesiie ages. and other branches of Classical Learning, and to tc lit _ f tithe Schb o l H ous e. There is a good ll‘yelling-house 1 Mast t r , Which affords convenient accommodation for Forty.. Lvia stp "aTders, th at num b e r b e i ng under the care of the present CaßlTine Master must be a Graduate of Oxford or is (24 t'ge• Such Gentlemen as chuse to dier themselves tired for ine‘Mastership of the said School, are de -4,.11(1 k i ° send proper Testimonials of thT Literary Abilities wlay or ° r 4 l Religious Chataaer, to Thomas Peach, Esq. i jr6' t ,°n or before the first day of June next. kb; — aY of Election, and some further Particulars, ,will ert4ed in a future Paper. ' THOMAS PEACH, Mayor. I._leester, March 25, 1g 6I LI,W A Y, Dancing-Master, No. 5, iorm s / I : o wer jaires.street Golden-square, respeafully n fish that he will ' i complete them in the Scotch and "'orn 13 s, and Reels, for Two Guineas, either at their Ir ot lg ' i at his own' House Drawing taught by two rie a n ,, 4-aclies. The French Language taught, for One Cul '3anWr Quarter Entrance. Subscription for -Country One Guinea, from now till the 4th of June next. 'l'o the GOVERNORS of the WESTMINSTER GENE- Robert Lyons Francis Kirkpatrick and Co. John Stitt J. Farrell and Co. `William S. Magee Perron and M'Calls Shaw and Turbott • Robert Koberts George Lunen . Croke: and Miller J. Allen and,Sons j.• Rorke and Co. , 1. and G. Carleton 1. Nowlan, jun. William Colville R. Alexander William S. Hamilton Thomas Black. RAL DISPENSARY. My. Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, PERMIT me to return you my grateful Acknow ledgments fo'r the Honour which you have conferred on me, by electing me to the Office of PHYSICIAN MAN MIDWIFE to , your Institution ; an Office which has for many years been so ably filled by Dr. BLAND, in the dis charge of the duties of this important situation, I feel some degree of confidence in asserting that my attention to the In terests of your etcellent Charity will best express my grate ful sense of the preference with which you have honoured, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant, JOHN BOYS. Berners-street, March 26, tEo2. TO BE DISPOSED OF, the LEASE of a Good FAMILY HOUSE, situated in Nottingham Place, Mary-le-bonne. For Particulars, inquire at Mr. Stephens, No. 217, Piccadilly. il itly - D AT E LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, BY I `.. ALLEN, No. 19, Sherrard.street, Got- It ialr s g d ,e,n-square, and No. jo, Great Alie-street, Good- I lev e - " e ms, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who . have The' are that accomplishment, or only in the old stile.— IviloY are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to and in if is an objeci - to acquire it expeditiously, privately, p in the`first style of fashion. dev°,,relgnersi Officers and Country Residents, who wish to , ict Lie their time to acquire this Accomplishment privately, I n he ho few days i y Board and Lodge quite retired on y,. nu :I,use, aud have constant Instrudion. !kill'. WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are DLit : ) nee a week. None but Subscribers admitted. None T i i e eople of respeetability can subscribe. I\l ll. '' n nual , Bal I will b- Wednesday April 21st. de rr „; A n ` AL LEN disow all ' present concerii , with his late Aca r-on-squasre. THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. "E NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general - on' s , are llv respec u informed, J . 811 RGESS - and t ube C N INE ESSENtE of ANcHOVI ES, continues I ttlet k Prepared by them in the same Manner that has given fu I"inversal approbation for many . years past. lOng justly.•acquired superiority of that Article is Pp.: confirmed in the Opinion of the Countty at large,. and of th e tc'ells resident in an parts of the World, and having Pr•ht of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains, )'ich general utility of their Essence ot Anchovies and othcr ekdver'l9es'for Fish, &c. induces than, from the numerous riu rci tiet r ients daily ap pear i ng, to caution. Families, &c. in but a l a ng the same, as none is to be h a d of their ("MIMIC, t t heir Warehouse as under. li t . st . e rY other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the qualit c ir IV„ • Itte A t- In ia Mercbants,_Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in p rill Y and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the_.ast and West Indies, &c. 1 14 11 ' 4 1, F or . the- convenience of Families in Scotland, thej Nit .Ppointed Me ssrs . R . Johnston and Co. Ethnburgn, w §ole Agents for Fish Sauces. arehouse, No 50 7 , corner of Savov-slePs, Strand, London. 'AL CRESCENT, on the SEA CLIFF, BRIGHT IIELNISTONE. 1.,.E0 BE SOLD" BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,4 11.11 E FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, laMy ereded 'upon the Royal Crescent, on the Sea t i e. s near Br ig,lithinstone, most elegantly and conve- Q i rlY built, and adapted for the Residence arid Accommo -4 tou of Genteel Families Each House covers zo feet in It,P a ri t t, by 36 in depth, and to each artached.a Green-house, xteer.eloset, Pump, Scc., The Ground before the . Crescent Theniiilng to the Cliff, is surrounded with•lron Palisades.— urehaser Will also be entitled.to the use of a Terrace er the "ChM for further Van: 'ul apply to Mr. J. C. Michell, rlghtn ars) To JOHN PATRICK, Esq. Dublin. London, March 18, ;Boa. I have received the Honour of your Letter, conveying to me an Address from a numerous and most respectable body of the principal Merchants of Dublin, upon my approaching retire ment from my official situation in the Revenue Department of Ireland. This Address, at such a time, is flattering indeed; if I have in anyxdegree succeeded in accomplishing those objets of my duty, for which I have received so honourable a testi mony, it has not been owing so much to my own exertions, as to the integrity and knowledge of the Merchants of Dublin, who were always so anxiously disposed to assist and guide my eflorts. You will be pleased to communicate my grateful Thanks to those Gentlemen, whose kind sentiments you have commu. nicated ; and you will also assure them of my unalterable friendship and respea, and that it will be still my constant objc.t to let slip no occasion to promote their interests, which are so intimately connected with the prosperity of Ireland. I have the Honour to be, with great truth, Sir, Your much obliged, and faithful humble Servant, JOHN BERESFORD. In the Press, and speedily will be ptiblished, TRAVELS in the CRIMEA; or, A Journal of 11 the Tour of an Embassy, sent by Catharine 11. across the Desert to Constantinople, in 1798, including an Account of whatever is most curious in that Metropolis : written by one of the Secretaries 6 the Embassy. l'rinted for G, and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, In One Vol: Bvo. Price ss. in boards, A POLITICAL ESSAY on the COMMERCE of PORTUGAL and her Colonies, particularly of Brasil, in South America. , By T.T. Da CUNHA DE AZEREDQ COUTINHO, Bishop of Fernambuco, and Fellow of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Lisbon. Translated from the Portuguese. Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-roW. This Day was published, price is. ACATALOGUE of a Valuable COLLEC TION of BOOKS in various Languages, Arts and Sciences, and in every Branch of Polite Literature ; amongst which are several very scarce. and curious Articles, many of them in elegant and superb Bindings, which are now selling remarkably cheap, by BERRY and ROCHESTER, Book sellers, Dove-lane, Norwich, who give the utmost Value for Libraries or Parcels of Book, and exchange Books on the most liberal Terms. To be had at the Place of Sale; of Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row ' - and of the,principal Booksellers in all the chief Places in England* WANTED TO RENT, ON LEASE, In the Vicinity of Spring Gardens, .or Pall-Mall, with a View of the Park, k & SUBSTANTIAL moderate size HOUSE, with I 1 Offices, Lee. for a Family of Respectability, to answer the foMwing description : To contain an Entrance Hall; an Eating Parlour, about 24 feet by 18, a Library, or Gentle man's Dressing Room, &c. On the First Floor, a Drawing Room, about 26 feet by 20, and one other Room, near the sam e size adjol o ing. On he Second Floor, three good Bed Rooms, one. Dressing RooMe or light Closets ; and, four Bed Rooms for Servants. The Offices to consist of a House keeper's Room, a Butler's Pantry, a good Kitchen, with Scullery, Pantry, Servants' flail, a Store Room, and Cel lars for Beer, Wine and Coals. The Preniises must be well supplied with Water, and in perfect repair, as it will be kept ; and it Coach House and Stables the more agreeable.-- Should any Lady or Gentleman have such Premises to lett, the Gentleman who wishes to take, wilt have no objeetion to purchase part of the Furniture that is suitable to the dif ferent apartments, and Fixtures if approved of, at a fair value, and take immediate possession, or at Nlidsunitner next, 1802,, Please to refer to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, &c. at No. t6o, Piccadilly, who wkli negociate the business without a►►y difficulty whatever. • Lord PELHAM; in'observing upon what had • fallen from the Noble Lord who introduced the subject, stated in effect, that he wished to have it understood .that. though he did not oppose the Mo. Lion, he by no means acquiesced in the principles laid sown by the Noble Lord, not the inferences he had drawn from his statements. He thought the duties in.question were not airetted by the re.. dill r.v7.2.... A A ..ferrtli • ro.. but that the ai related merely to the Civil List asit then stood ; his Lordship likewise seemed to sat, that those Duties were not under the superintendence of Parliament, The Earl of KINA'OUL felt it necessary to offer a few observations relative to that part of the Nobta Lord's statement, who had introduced the subject, in which the name of one of his Ancestors was mentioned. The Noble Earl seemed to consider the case as rather unjustly alluded to, and in stating it, as he asserted it really was, his Lordship panegyo rised the charatter and condua, with respett to the good faith and unshaken"- loyalty of the perso - n who originally held and governed the Island of Barba.i does for the KING, who, we understood the N,.; ~e Earl to say, was HAY Earl of KTNNOUL the answer which be made to the Usurper CROMWELL, when called upon to surrender the place, •redoundt,d to his immortal honour. Upon the deal 11 this personage, it devolved upon his Ancestor, and the arrangement which was subsequently made between the Crown and his Ancestor (which was the ground of what the Noble Lord alluded to) was, he assert.. ed, a bargain highly beneficial to the Public , as the latter got Soool. per ann. for the gratuity of toooli per ann. granted to the former. The Earl of SUFFOLK, after referring to the good effets • which would arise from the publicity of those sort of things, expressed his wish that the Papers and Accounts which were laid before the Commons, were also communicated to their Lord ships. Lord HOBART reminded the Noble Earl, that it was competent to any Peer to move for the pro. du tion of such Papers as he should think necessary. • Lord HOLLAND and Lord PELHAM severally spoke more than once in explanation, the former Contending,' that upon the whole the question was, whether the conduit of Ministers on the occasions he had adverted to, and which he asserted was con trary to the spirit of Mr. Burke's Bill, was legal or not. The question was then put upon Lord HOLLAND'S Motion, which was ordered accordingly. Lord HOLL AND then, after a few introdatory observations, moved for the -produtlion of certain Accounts respcaing Payments made for theSuppdi t of the Royal Family, and charged upon other Funds than those allotted for the Civil List, &c.; which, on the question being put, was also ordeted : and, the Lords, with white staves, were ordered to pre. tent the said Addresses to His Majesty. ' Lord HOBART then rose, pursuant to his notice of yesterday; for the purpose of moving the Thanks of the House to the Navy, Army, &c. for their services during the late War. He observed, that if ever there was an occasion, in whiCh unanimity prevailed in that House; he was certain it must be on the present; for, with respect to the service's of these gallant men, whatever opinion there might exist. as to the conduEt of the War by Ministers, or as -to the terms, under all the circumstances, upon which Peace was concluded, there surely could prevail TO BB SOLD, , Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause '4erein THOMAS DANIEL and Sir MI CHAEL LEMON, Bart. arc Plaintiff's, and MARGA RET LAWRENCE and Others are Defendants, before James Tippet, Gentleman, at the Red Lion Inn, at Truro, • in the County of Cornviall, on Monday the 26th Day of April, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot ; AWO ' THIRD PARTS of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, Part and Parcel of that capital Barton called TRELISSICK. and RESUGGAN, situate in the Parish of Feock, in the said County of Cornwall. Particulars Whereolmay be had gratis, at the Chambers of Peter Holfurd, Esq. one of the. Masters of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings,, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Smith and Kekewich, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. nephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's•lim ; and of Mr. James Tippet, Solicitor, at Fahnouth in Cornwall.