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T E MINIATURE, being a C011e&ion o f ESSAYS upon the most interesting Subjeas, 'upon the Pian of " Microcosm." - Jan. 5, iBo7 THE COM MISSIONERSfor FICTUALLIAG HIS MAJESTY': NAFY do hereby give Notice, That on Monday, the,26th instant, they will be ready to receive Ten ders, in writing (sealed up), , for such quantith;s of KILN DRIED ENGLISH YEASr. ' of the best quality, as the re spee7ive Dealers therein may think proper to offer; to he delivered in the space of One Month, free (9 1 all charge and risk to. His Majesty, into His Majesty': Vieualling Stores at Portsmouth and Plymouth ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with late. rest, ninety days after date. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN2t :.r. _ , Or, MY COUSIN, The Overture by M. I'. King. The Characters by Mr. WROLIGHTON, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. BANNISTER, .. Mr. jOHNSTONE t . Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. WEWITZER, - Mr. DIGNIIM,: Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DUNCAN, Mrs. BLAND, Mis 4 POPE, sigsora ST()RAC E. WITH By GENTLEMEN at ETON COLLEGE. Inscribed, by permission, to tbe Rev. Dr. Goodall, Head HOUSE OF PEERS; - Master of the College. The Second Edition, with considerable, Alterations, Cor reaions, and Additions. Published by lohri Murray, Fleet-street. WITH SIXTY-SIX COPPER-PLATES. This Day was pliblished, In One elegant Volume, Bvo. illustrated with 66 Copper plates, chiefly - drawn from the Life, :and engraved by the first Artists, price One Guinea, in boards. ',PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of RHETO , JL RICAL GESTURE_and ACTION, adapted to the Business of the English Stage, and to the Charaders of the English Drama. From the Original Work of M. ENGEL, Member ofthe Academy at Berlin. By H. SIDDONS, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury_ lane. • _ With Sixty-six graphic Delineations of the Expression of the various Passiw.s, ao t d of the-modcrn Costume of the Lon don Theatres. Printed for R. Phillips; 6, Bridge-street, Blaokfriars, and to be bad of all Booksellers. FRIDAY S JAN. 23. • • . COnnSel was heard iti the Appeal Lewis v. MOiz gan.—A further•hearing on Monday next. The Marquis of Ely; Earls Paulett and Rosslyri i . and Lord Kinnaird, took the oaths and their seats. On the Motion of the Archbishop of CAN?ER BURY, the Lord Bishop of St. David's was requested to preach before their Lordships on the Fast Day. The Conditions of the Contra f 1 may be seen at the Secretary's Office. - - -- • THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. Sir Rowland, tir. EYRE; Lord Alford, Mr. DI GNU M ; . , Walter, Mr. BANNISTER ; - Apathy, Mr. MATHEWS; Lady Helen, Mrs. lOHNSTONE; • rosephine, Mrs. BLAND. boxes 6s. Second t'rice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. • - .Gallery 2S. Second Price rs.—Upper. Gallery ts. Se. tond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.' RPlaces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little ussel-street. ,The Doors to be opened at Half-past .Five,. and begin at kialf-past Six. On Monday, False Alarms ; or, My. Cousin with Te. !Cell ; k Q /1 . wedneiday will be produced (never perf o rm e d) a new V„ornedy, in Five Ads, called The Assignation ; with a new rmi ogue and Epilogue. No regard will Le bad to city Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in wordy at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Monday,. the 26th in stant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tendel , or some Per son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for SLAVE TRADE. The DUKE of CLARENCE presented five Petitioni against the Bill for Abolishing the Slave Trade ; three from Liverpool, one from the Agents for Ja maica, and One frdm the Merchants in ge eral con cerned with the West India trade.- - -!.-Ordered to on the table. VICTUALLMG.OFFICE, Jan: 10, 18o7„ N 4 R. JOHN ..nVEL, of Richmond,. in the County 0 Surry, Butchery having failed to abide by a Public Tender, dated the 29th tilt, which be made to the Pit7ztal ng Board for the 'Supp(y.ol FRESH BEEF to lilt Majesty's Ships and Vessels ,at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of NorfOlk, for the ensuing Twelve Months .the Commissioners Jro Pictualling His Majesty's Nazy do here by give Notice ' That on Monday the 25th inst. they will be litufy to receive Tenders, in 'uniting (sealed up), and treat with such Persons :as will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be reqUired for the 'Use of His. Majesty's Shipr and Vessels at the several Ports before mentioned, front that day to the 3 Ist.of December next, inclusive ;. and to be paid for by Bills , payable, with Interest, ninety day: after date. s The. Annual Indemnity Bill went through the Committee, and was reported without any amend.; meet.—Adjourned till Monday. KOTZEBUE's NOUVELLETTES: This Day was publihed, In Three Volumes Foolscap Evo. printed so as to correspond • with the various Travels of the same Author, and embel lished with Engravings; price tss. iirbeards, IVTO UVELLETTE S - By AUG USTUS VON IN KOTZEBUE ; Author of The Stranger,:, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, The Birth-Day, &c. &c. Translated at lier lin under the superintendance of the Author. Printed for R. Phillips, No'. 6, Bridge street, Black friar's ; and to be had of all Bookseller4and at all the Circu lating Libraries. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, JAN; 23. WEYMOUTI4 PETITION. ruEKX 11.PYAL s COVI,.NT-GARDEN. , O N MONDAY NEXT, Jan. 26; . 1807, wine peri• , • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth. Mr. MU R kAY ; Richard, 'Mike of Glo'itter, Mr. COUKE ; Duke of Buck imaran, •M r, C k Henry, t.arl of Richmond, Mr. C. K ENIBLg ;- Queen Elfzibeili, MAK 1 . ." WITH • H4RLEQUIN A,ND, MOTHER GOOSE; • Or, THEJ•OLDE. EGG, . ihe Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and" Demotions, are entirely•new. - • • • At four o'clock a ballot took place for a Commit tee to.take into consideration the Petition complain.; ing_ of an endue return for the Bbrough of Wey.; mouth. Soon after Mr. White appeared at the Bat of the House and presented the reduced list, vvii:4 was as follows The Conditions of the Confrere'? may he seer at the Secretary's Office, at this (Nice; or by applying to the Colleelor of the Cus tmi at Yarmouth. Of whom,may be had, by the same Translator, uniformly firinted, - Travels into Siberia, sth Edition, 3 Vols. price 13s. 6d.. Travels into France,_ s th, Edit. 3 .Vols. price 139. 6d. Travels through Italy, 34, Edit. 4 Vols. 2os; SIR JOHN CARR's TRAVELS IN IRELAND. This pay was published, In an elegant Volume' decorated with Seventeen beautiful Engravings, price 455. in boards, THE STRANGER IN IRELAND ) • or, a Tour . throUgh the Southern 'and . Western Parts of that Country, in the Year' 1805 : containing Views Of- the State of Society, Manners, and Opinions, among .the. People of. Ireland, Interspersed with numerous Charaderistic Atiec dotes,. No regard will be had to any Tender to .wh;eb the Mice shall not he inserted in words at lenkth, or that shall not be deliverer/ to the Board before One o'clock on the said Monday the 26th inctant, nor unless the Person who makes !be Tender, cr Acme person on his behalf, attends, to an:Tun-, when called for: W.-H. Freemantle, Esq. Right Hon. G. Yorke W. Taylor, Esq. , 1. Osborne ' Esq. Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. G. Porter, : Esq. Sir T. H. Liddell, Bart. Sir C. Corhewall, Bart: Sir E. Knatchbull, Bart. Sir W. Milner, Bart. Sir I. Fiederick, Bart. A. Brown, Esq. R. Vyse, Esq. • _ The Overture and Music compoSeclb'y •Mr. Ware. • r‘e Pantomime produced under the Dicedinn of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna,. jun. the Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hollogart, 6reaves, }lodgings ' and their; Ak:SiStants. Principal Characters, Mother Goose, .Mr. SIMMONS • Aolirt i afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING add Mr: BO LOGNA, jun. ; Avare, afterwards, Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squite Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G lit INIALDI Oddfish, Mr: MENAGE • ' • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master S Al a L LEY ; Coludibine, Miss SEARLE. bn Tuesday, The Tempest; or, The Enehasited ISLoid Mith the new Pintonlirne. VICTUALLING OFFICE, . 7an.,17, 1807. MHE.OOI , IIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING .HIS MPIW , STrs NA V Y do ,hereby, g iv e Notice, That on Wednesday •the 2gth lost. they will he ready to receive Ten ders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for What HogShead, Bar rel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Long and Short Pink, and Stout Hazel Wood HOOPS (answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders) hut) , .k wanted for the service of this Depart ment for the ensuing Twelve Months ; to be delivered into the Vie - Mailing Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office. W. Baker, Esq. NOMINEES. Sir I. A nstrurher, Bart. POOR LAWS: . , By SIR TOHN"CARR. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black.. friars, ann to be had of all Booksellers and 15.ealers in Books. Orwhoin may be had, lately published, P.Fir fohn Carr's Travels round the Baltic, through the Countries at present the Seat of Hostilities, with numerous , . Vlates price 42s_ in boards Mr. W . :HITEREAD gave notice, that oil Thursday; the 1 2th of February, he would move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the existing Poor .Laws.— It was his intention to give Gentlemen all possible time to examine this subje& with the attention which it merited. If, therefore, the flonse wouldi at the period which he had mentioned, permit him to bring in the Bill, and allow it to be read a first time, he would then move that the second reading should lie over till after the Easter holidays. And . the Wild Irish - Girl. By Miss Owenson, Au thoress •f the Novice of St. Dominic, a New Edition, in 3 vols. price 13s. 6d. in boards. • TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn NEXT MONDAY, (anuary 2.6. RICH WHEEL. z Prizes of •! of - - ,C2o i oc.o Isof - - - rood lof to.ooo Bof - - - 5 ,0 2 - SOOO 2o of - - 13) &C. &C. )ICKETS and SHARES, •warranted Ifixtrawn, .7 'n Sale at all the Li.cnced Offices. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS " 41 tile First. drawn, WEDNESDAY, February 4th. • RR TICKET, No. 8 - 46, drawn on Thursday s , last a Prize of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, was "AI L at Messrs. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Office. p° Yal EXchange, in one Half, one Fourth, and four Six heellth Sh,res ; where No. 24.490 t •the First-drawn in the r r eseht Lottery, entitled o was•also sold in Shares. • TEN. THOUSAND POUNbS for the drav, kke4 .on N!' x . r, January 16.. ETS and SI-lARi S, warranted Unctrawn, continue,, an Sal e at the:Offices, corner of liank.buildings; Cornhill, 144t1 facing the Gate of •the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by RICIIARDSON, GOODLii CIS . , and Co. 1/0111\TS;Y . aur 1 Co. beg leave to temincilbe Pubtie. :that the Till R Lt-DA V - of Drawing of4lie tesent.S FATE LoTTtRy b.e ANDA NEXT i b'e ket is entitled to to l d r‘l. The FOurth 4 I St- drawn ; \ ol Drawing •be it thtt,tollowing Day ITue4ay) ; a§ the l line tor pimliasing • "must' be from Thiee in the ttheroooo until Nine the next Morning. The fifth-MI-of ''bleb will be on' 'Wed/le-4'14, the 4th of February, ors ' v hicit Day 3,,0b0t. is allotted for the first drawn Ticket. t. Warranted Drab - awn TICKETS and SHARES-a : te Lin' ole tit the Offices of • HORNSBY and Co, No, 2.6c:Corn.- .-" 1 . 52, Charing-cro6i, anci St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. ... RAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. ' . 2 Piizes Of - - - k 3 0,000 • , - 2 .. .. , • 2.0,000 . . 1 -- 7 - - a 10,000 , • soo Joo Sec. Zce. &C. SWlrr and Co. No.. It, Poultry, and No. 1t„ yCharing-creSs, haVe on Sale the Tickets and Shares, arrant Undrawn. The above are the Capitals yet in the he el ; and the remaining days .of Drawing are as tollow: Monday - lan. z 6 Monday - Feb. g Wednesday - - Feb. 4 ao• 2] W Fridedaynesday - Feb.- Feb 13 . is , rriday - • Feb. tr . Saturday . Feb. 14 -......,_ . FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MUSIC. . LLEN and PAINCE privately cornplpte_ta . A dies and Gentlemen ot any age, who never learnt, or - 8 7 t in the modern style, at 'No, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden pu.arer and No. to, Great A lie-street, Goodman's-fiekls— jle:r Plan iS expressly formed for those who wish he ac. privaiely, expeditious, and suitable to Persons of dank and Fashion. .. That others,wishing to learn cheap, need not go to Dancing b.ltools where bad 'company meet, Public Lessons are also ti`ien two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter. fours for Children, Six to Nine , ---Grown-up Pupils,. Nine le Half-post Ten. 1„ 1 41!. Prince t eac h es Si ng i ng, Th oroug h B ass, E xtempore aylng, and Music in general, at S c h oo l P r i ces . S c h oo l s and Families attended. Piano Fortes sold, exchanged, lent on hire, and tuned. ........_ ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very restreet ,!tiy recommended to Gentleincii, as being the most portable `,!,14 superior to any others made ;in London . 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Tablegan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining s.. allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of e yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box tea Ins.,es deep. • 11 10 hallio4abie Sof4 , Bed awl Ware ,- tcxi,aer This Day was published, -Handsomely printed in Two Vols. 4to. on a fine Paper,. with upwards of Seventy Plates, of which Sixty-one are from Paintingi, after Nature, by Sydertham Edwards, price 3 1 : is s. or beautifully coloured, 61. 6s. in boards, ( — I PLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL G aRDENING, comprehending Classifications and Descriptions, as well as the most approved Methods of rats. ing. forcing, and managing different sorts of Vegetable Pro. duEtions,•villetherofthe esculent or ornamental kinds ;_ with correct Engravings of the various Appar a t us necessary for the purpose, in Buildings. and other Contrivances, froth original.. Drawings made by Mr. Blunt, as well as of the more rare and curious Plants employed in the way of Ornament and Variety in the Pleasure-grounds, Gre en -h ouses , an d S toves ; enaved by Sansom. The whole intended to afFord a full and complete View Of:• modern praffical Horticulture. fly ALEX. MACDONALD, • Nurseryman and Gardener. Printed ter G. Kearsl, Fleet-street. N. B. The Purchasers of this Work in Parts are requested to complete their Setts without delay. This Day was published, a new Edition, with material Ad . ditions and Alterations, with Plates, in 2 vols. Bvo. price One Guinea in boards, A SYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRAC TICAL CHEMISTRY. By. FREDERICK ACCIIM, Teacher of Pradtical Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Mineralogy, and late Cheinical Operator in the Royal Institution of Great Britain Reviews ofthe First Edition of this Work : This Work will prove highly acceptable to those who wish to attain a pradical'acquaintance with the science of which it treats. The Author exhibits throughout the Work great degree of chemical knowledge ; and his method of communicating knowledge to others is engaging. With the pradical part of the various processes in chemistry he seems to he well acquainted ; and the #fcuracy. and precision With which he describes them will render this Work valuable; not only to tyros but toproficients in the science." —Philo soph. Mag. • . 4 We think this Work, as a►► elementary treatise, highly valuable. It is clear. explicit, and comprehensive.. The different properties of bodies are detailed with perspicuity, and supported by easy apposite experiments. The particular descriptions are preceded by a clear account of the nature of chemical anion, and the fans that demonstrate the attrac tion and repulsion of bodies. " Critical Review, v. 39. p. 38.. " This work is drawn up for the use of such as arc unac quainted with chemical science, and will doubtless prove acceptable' to the numerous cultivators of ;he Science,, of C hernistry."—N icholson's Journal. " • Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. Second Edition, with Improvements. 'Gregory's Mechanics, in two large Octavo Volumes, be'sides a Volume containing fifty-five Quarto 'Plates. This , Day was published, Price fl. r6s. in Boards, TR4ATISE OF MECHANICI, Theore tic4l,,,Prailical. and Descriptive. By DIANTHUS GREGORY, A.M. '' • Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Testimonies in Favour of this Work • 4 . 1 We have no hesitation in saying, that this Work cannot . fail to prove extremely useful. The first volume, in parti cular; is-executed in a manner highly creditable to the Judg ment,iiiti abilities of the Author, who has rendered an essen.' tial service to his Country by its publication. Should the • Woik meet with that reception which it merits from the pub lic, we have no•tioubt but a new edition will soon be de. inandecl."-- Phil. Mag ; No 95. On the whole, we regard the present as a useful and re spettable Treatise. We have been much entertained and in struded by the Second Volume ; though we can do little more than state in general terms, that the descriptions, in ge- - neral, arc full and satisfactory. This part of the Mechanics we consider to be highly useful ; and, indeed, there does not now occur to our minds any English Work of the same plan and extent: The plates are neatly i executed, and by a very judicious arrangement placed by theipselves in a separat e volume.—Critical Review, May, 1 4 Though these volumes are of the oclavo size, yet as the type Is small, and the page full, they-contain a vast quantity of materials."' As.an elementary work this Treatise on Mechanics is by far preferable to any other work extant, at least in the Eng- , lish language. The style is perspicuous, the arrangement of materials is in very few places susceptible of improvement ; the information it contains is extensive, and the plates are elegant ; we do not therefore hesitate to recommend it to the attention of the scientific world."—British Crit. Aug tBos. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, London ; where may likewise be had, this:Author's Treat's:. wi Astrono:iiy, Price t6s. boards : and. his Lessons, iistrom. and Phi !us. Ptico 0. boards. No regard will he bad to any Tender in .I.l7hich the P••ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the raid Wednesday the 28th Inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or scme Per. son on his . behalf, attends, .to answer, when ailed for. rICTUALLING.OFFICE, . Jan. 22, 18c7. THE COMMISSIONERS for P7CTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', N4l'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 6th of February next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for Three Hundred Chaldrons of PICTS'I'AN HELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodness, to be delivered, in a whole Cargo or Car goes, one.thalf theieqf as soon as:possible, and the other bag in the space of two »malls from the date glebe Contrail, wind and wea !her. permitting, alongside the Wharf of His Majesty's Piaualling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown, andl o .1 t e hte :: p ai i d frel sh all y Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date, , . The Conditions of the Contrail 117 2 5 'be . fecn . at the Secre tary's Office. ~ . Na- regard will he had (o any Tender in whic, , , not be inserted i 4 words at lEngth, or . that' shall not he'de.'ivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said •Fo idgy, the 6th February next, nor unless the .Pei-son who makes the Tender, cr tottle•Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, TR A NSPORT OFFICE, . , . November 4,, iSO6: 'THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducing His MA ,YESTY's TR.JINS PORT S ERY ICE, for taking-C:ire o) Sick and IVounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custodr.of Prisoners ofWar, do hereby give Notice, Th a t they will be ready at this Office, on Monday, the 2d day pi . ' February, slio•j, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Person s as may be to Contrati ViEtualling Sick, and ,IPOundea' Seamen and Sick Prisoners of War in the Naval H-ispital at Malta, for Twelve . 11 , 1c.nth: from the sjth of April, sBo7. • * ''Nn Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day. of Treaty, nor an_y . noticed unless the , Party, or an Agent for him, per -swat-0 attend , . Each Tetdermasl 40: accompa n i e d by a L e tt er tw o from respectable Persm s. engaging to became hound wit the Person zrndet'ing, i, t the huMof wool. for the:dite ferliirmand of the Conn 451. Farther Particular s may be known by applying at this Office, or io *Mr. Welch, Agent of !hi Naval liortit.l'at Malta. TRANSPORT-OFFICE. November s; 1806. • . THE COMMISSION ERS for Conduaing 'His 41/17EsTi's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick'and Wounded Seamen; and for the Care and Curled ) . of PriiMters of War , do hereby give Notice,.That they will 6e ready at, this Office, on Saturday, t1x..,2(1 day of May, 1807, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons at may he willing to Contrail for Viaualltng Sick and Wounded Seamen and Sick Prhoners• of. Wer in the respeaive klospitah at Jamaica, for Twelve Months from the tot daya:if 7u1y,,1807. - - • No Tender wil! be received after Oneo'Clcck on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed unlos the Lily, or an,Agent for him, per sonally attends. Each Tender rimy/ be a:companied with a Letter from two respeelable Persons, engaging to become'bound, with the Person tendering, in the Sum of &pool, for the due peyormance of the Contraß. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, or t o Mr, Maude, Agent of the/ Naval Hospital at Jamaica. HILBLAINS are prevented from • breaking, 1..." and their tormenting itching instantly removed, oy WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatisins, Palsies, Gouty Affections, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but•where this certain remedy has been unknown, or ne, gleded, and the Chilblains have adult ly broke, WHIT E _ E A D's FAMILY C E RAT E will case the 'pain, and very speedily heal them. It is equally efficacious in ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring_ worms, Shingles, BreakingS - out on the Face, Nose, Ears; ata Eyelids ; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds Sore Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every de. scription. Prepared and , sold by R. in lINSTO.N. Apothecary, No. ts, Greek.street, Sho, London, the .Essence and Pills at as. 9d. each—the Cerate at rs. rid. Sold by every Me , dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *** The Genuine ha's a black ink Stamp, with the Name of R. Johnston inserted on it. • SCOTCH CLErtGV. The - LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND, artr...r a pre.; fatory speech, in which he entered into an historical detail of the various.regulations relative to the sti pends of the Scott 44 Clergy, and in which he ex pressed the highest regard for that respe&able body of men, moved for leave to bring in a Bill to sus pend, for a certain time, the powers granted to the Lords of Session and Council in Scotland, by an Aft of the Scotch Parliament, in the 4th Session o f th e Ist Parliament of Queen Anne, so far as they went to.the. augmentation of the stipends of the Clergy in Scotland . . His view was, that during the, sus pension, those stipends should be rendered adequate to the purpose for which they were originally in;- tended. • On the Motion of Mr. PARNRLL, the second read ing-Of the Grain Intercourse Bill, the Committee or the Irish Customs Bill, and the Committee on the Irish Controverted Eleaion Blil, were postponed to Monday. The. SOLICITOR-GENERAL gave notice, that on Wednesday next he should move for leave to bring , in a Bill, to mak e th e F ree h o ld E states of persons Who die - in debt assets fur the payment of simple contraa debts. - THIRD. REPORT OF THE coMMIsSIONERS OF MILITARY INQUIRY. Lord A. HAtmLTorr gave notice; tliat on Monday sennight, being the first open clay, he,would male a Motion relative to the Third Report of the Coni-- missioners of Military Inquiry. On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, there Wat. ordered to be laid before the House an Account of all Interest paid on Exchequer Rills, for the two years ending the sth of January,. 1807, distinguish ing each year, together w ith an av erage thereof. THAMES POLICE. Mr. WM. WYNNE brought in a Bill for mots effeatually preventing Depredations on the 'RiVet Thames and its Vicinity. —Read a first time. Mr. W. WYNNE observed, that it was merely a continuation of the" Old. Thames Police Ad, with some trifling additional clauses, to which he did not conceive that any obje6tion could possibly arise. He would move that the Bill should be read a second time 90 Wednesday next ; also that it- should be . printed.,—Ordered. MILITIA OFFICERS. On Mr. W. WYNNE'S moving that the Order of the Day be read for receiving the Report of the Irish. Militia Service Bill, . Lord CASTLEREAGII rose for the purpose of asking the Right Hon. Secretary opposite, if Any provision had . been made for extending the addi•- tional pay granted last year to the Officers of dm Regulars , to the Officers of corresponding ranks iii the Militia service, that was froth the Lieutenant- Colonel down to the Sithalterns. The SECRETARY at WAR replied, that no such provision ".frad , been made. • . Lord CASTLEREAGH hoped that the Noble Lord (wham be did not see now. in his place) would bring this 'subje .61 under the consideration of tlit: House, more especially as he had himself stated, th'at, in' his opinion; the increase of pay ought to ex tend as far as the Captaips of the Militia, • The re port was then received, and the Bill - ordere.d to ba read a third time en Monday. • .