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I • . . _ • f .N[TMBER If .94.) RINGS THEATRE . THIS EVENING, •Jilly 8, , will be presented, the Comic Opera, in Dense., eritittral, LE DUE NOZZE F UN SOL MARITO. • Criiiiprised by g a s is di. r o MI, the .Dieertisentent of LIFS JA lit DIRIERS Arlo the Open wt. he performed, the Grand Laid, entitle!, AltbflliE El' RE►NAUD. Fampated by Mons. Root. . . neat, Positive'. Iley the tat tilts*, 1011 he Grani Ser• tri •t Ipera of II Ralik. di FMra. Utilisittoo awl Madame Gemini • Ifs. ....-JYAL, HAY-MARKET ~sENT EVENING, July S, will I -sal , it, the Collik (*ea of E LAUGHS A r LWIL4/41THq. sit O ilt 099111t9 ; Cepa Noldate, Mt . Rae; Risk, Mr. Kin. Mathew. ° . t bins %hie Sew/Oaths Minis*" F.:recut • NTER OF THE ALPS.' Aber'l Iteadvi, Mi. thigonin . i Wit . Mr. Tay 41te: Mrs. Gibbs; Getteikee, hies. ! Wer: r ' boaddad,4 posiseissina of tho Erupricton of the 4 1 . , si- - co*,,,o,,i m yee, gio Modest roma . - . 71 1 ( ` . ' soli YIN BY NiGHT" ' . OR, -LONG STORMS. ' 4 , Sylse•ter Daggetwood; after which, a New ' • . WWI. Firs Mites Off; Cr, TIA Forges-loot; to will be added, The Lying Valet. AUXHALL—Under the Pationage of His ~ -r. ai Highness the PRINCE, of WALES.—TO i i zs ' Jule 9, will be a Grand G %LA and i—Adm,ision, Three the Concert begin& at eiwo: Monde!, Wad other nights they WO IFALTH, ' TtiF. FASHION otBLE DRESSES IN G 01.13 AND/ SILVER,, TAmECTR, SATIN-STITCH, sc. &c. At No. 55, Oxford street, the oernesof ear 4trirje NATILLIAM COOPER and CO WHOLE.. IP SALE and Kr-TAIL DR.•PERS, to receive, twice a week, a great nun! art 'enfiro il lellrry . ',PATTERNS, worked on real Ind:a NI u 4.4.; also a giestati , piety d very eleGatt New Patterns weice-1 in Robed; and Silver Teri/ens, tells, real India lihawks, a vbriery of Piaui and Pivoted S.lks, erstitayg, and Semite. Likewi.e, j 1.164 received,. a Annabel of very beautiful New Patterns in Spier der: at least 2s. per yasd lower in price. titan f ive were early m IM: Sprier; Feeach Cambric', curioneiy fine, and ' _vetvatieupi - wleimaper sad Cit. ,haes yin Oi usuillve a great nowbor of - 1444 Fattens, printed en Joecenet bileehas, Cambccs, Calicoes; aid. as it n now late in tits Season, they wilt be surd 'fie &ley arise, very cheap. I E. Ai a very low wtotsale price is invariably asked (be ing witch under the regular price), no abatement is ever mute fi HA RLES.t4MS, Proprietor of the AMBOY AA LOTION mil TOOTH POWDLR, infaems Roy alte, NeClility, nti Gents , . that he is removed from No. 2, Le if-stinsf t to No.4Y , ta•yestm-aquare. Theis only the Dreg Is to he hed sesseinssi 'ti . person on earth has any kunsigeidg. , et Its, suppuration, bud %Vali= hluddleditth, Esq ~f •Hery ; *peassurn he ;91trtha,- ! was confined to the Wholesale a*, Wed 11111/1 restrained bra pens tty or '4lOOl. from sdlrwg .t tj• B M. t 4Msn, nr arithlh len miles, a..d is liable to a inquiry of WWI. *val.' he .li.clrerethst method of 'preparing it ,• Wt. woo • ales fle‘ icit eat patroulte, harm: aDeady %mil Venda as he can ps9f.nsonsally mend. bet (webs is Me Ay be bartien the pubic impost the ribs smpontinn prac•ised, ISM aniapiolimirel arty parson in Landau to .vend the r rHE NOBILITY and PU BLIC . are . respra. tilly informed, that LARDNE•ca ISENUIPIE PRE. PARED CITA RCO.IL, whkr. has acquired such geriatric:into- Iron es ra DEM TIT R (CF:, I a totally different irt..rn that ;old under abe Mad name by. hi. late Wionman, Alecandet Wake. Mr. Lardner ha. riot only made a considerable improvement in the -grime preparation, .ince the said Wake kit him, but ha. alio prepared a 901.UTIQN of CHARCOAL, watch, (Yore the Orr, great approtatiod r 1 has already eiperiercrd) he Mitten ; bielaSe' elonkked to •be footed t valuable acqrinuirm, iii of the Powder, and in correcting fetid • _ _j_7**llo.l.2.oa of (,ardner N s Genuine Prepared Cha fr• eaal,tiod IA& of Solution, is aped on tics Label " Edmund Le finer" Ira Ms Own hand writing 1 coos others can he ge. real s. !talked threttiewt for their 'um:, aid ~tolvat.otn ..putt tire interesting properties of Charcoal, acconarany the :ileac praparatirial. r , ..l..l.iehvleehr end mail tit E. Lerdner, :1-do Pmprietor) Chen:rata Ike Duke and Our:hew of York, comer of Airway, IA - cedilla, and retail, by his appointment, by most chemisu aced n..trhisers thrnenthenit ehe UOi.ri kinerin.n. CITY OF UgeOLN, Metro 111, IPO6. 1 SAMUEL EMISTOW, voluntarily declare, 9 that I wee itiliCi `ll WI:4 seven bad gums to soy log, pain ful audoSfensive, ..orne s.f vs:. eh were as !Inge as a clown reee.--Two years I weel e a.ly tn-d rze.nunsersded appbeatibas. 4t length, advised by a neighbour, I bineht of Mr. Jelin Drury. .Plint.o. tbroa aaali bottles Si'IL.SISURY'S PA TENF AN'l KCORRUTIC DROPS, from the ado.'....tratioit of widtht breams entire:y well, as aiso unexiseetedly releuved tr..ra a Waal affect.on of asy stomach and 1.r0...5t. Wanes* my hand, SAMVLL RaisTow. Sient4 before me, John thus;, Lincoln. Tne genu.ne rued:eine. in book of Ss 6d• Jas. and H- Z. dial inel.id.d, sold at th, Dispensair, No. IS, &Ain ✓s..toa, 1,01.1100, has the Kings duty (rue stamp) I.rint.d iu black u,k , lestead of re.i ink. COW ....... ...... WHEMER Public Credulity . has Seen hurrki IMO a alaugeroas error, be Inv aking the 1) tease .4 . a 15,..t torn the il.ta4a Fraa.k, is a quektioa e,... warm . ). iv. t.,:t•so F. Maloal 150 4 06ta: aut. S ouorrour aud kierlor.lkte cue 4, arbirqueat to K. Ih.vialatron, h..- - c u brought :e Etith- Ivrea „. :aches dieeesed eye., taleera.ed . n.orizi. •.-kart , ureafi 1. , eakallairtms, WI i:ITINVISHI, Zed trantrllto . !Sod of 001. I.ogr a_.klp,..ialea, art.l tumours , f a ..csoral `to 't_-e. Fr" 114 " ef.is. Wrest, i• •.o.cflos.e4l fc lso• . o , l ,f eu f-- sirofft or WI. ^` ,46 :•0 evil., ka-c4-e, A 6 soirodoc.ti under f... • f.. , -.... It . I. o.lw .Ni ffssi gfoef..l!y knovra, that the Vt..(;l'.. +l 4l . SY tin .1 1),.: V F.L';:. tS It lb* unit IW-4,-i:.. f ,sco , t tat tract ‘arrk •••a •Ifat •••• she fc-0f0 , 0.0 trus. 'l , .hat '' • Carr .1 aka lie exen-.1 aori onflucfsdi, aW which. Saunas/ ••• z ekkek.ka ttb.laktt ,z li..til origia. sle :duos 4 t •• o. ••••so tie ”tt ' • Leo ral h.,,ish *.ir Sjt/ A V .kiON oar ee .....1 rkee 4 r, IN :I Tc:kt.ll r... ..,: a: N.. : h- , Frit sre-, . i isalhr lire ILadoe a sepate.l an I lA' At I . ;r.i. p.: Butt*. , ' 1111 r - *FT - - 7 t -- 4111 I \ rtt tob • TUESDA ,‘ • JULY 8•, 1 eos • VItTUALLING.OFIFICE, Jion• ID, 1306. THE COMMISSIONERS for ritielitisiog His Mvesty's Nary 11.04/ICreby slue Nike, That tall, 1.:1)A1* th Yd afSepternber hest they ri ff he rusty to receive Taylors ,n le ruing, (stalest tap), :Ind treat . for the stsophslyc ,4* %eh tt FREBI-1 Bezr, SEA PROVISIONS, 1494 WINE, sit U he 4oshisadet Jra the use or Hi/ iltiessy's ships .ad itest;•h at ij•4011, Jar the ;pee if Haase awnthe'rertnin, . end jisfsher watt! 'tit loath worming gat be ewe; to be pale for by Hills, ;Sayable, with lat•reet, lassity Days after Ilse.l The C.,miliehele af the Otiostroft may be sere at the S. rectoro's Olice • at atilt** Or ta *Myles to His Britannic Majesty's roasall.ot 104 n. No ir ' ind rbl he had to nay Tender, in which the Priv Ana net be iasteted In Words at amok, sr A..: shalt not to eictiverre t. the -Itoord before thse .';hock, on the said Taney, the of Septoolse , not; *sr oars the reran who stake , ly Tender, or soar Person ao hit isehylf, *Holds to sewer icier. renal for .* 6tNF.7 MiIETINt; A:lt 4L of PLANTERS and MIRCHANTs w.ll - - DAY, at the LAVIdOII Tavern, Bishopstate stair, at We o'clock precisely, special affalts. WM. HOLDFX, Seeretity. jHERMAN sny . Wife; MARY Ni•IITH, bag conceit:darnel end Debts without rer cieneetl—tbd Pobliz.and 'remota ate bezeby taattantrit trot te Al bed any or Dome, eels. ea" way to c two Pettit setailiparailjams • Smith, at I milt Stmt be Amble fur .rly -Debts stse say baseeßar cootraost. • The dC of WWII/4117f W.trusts, John Davie. . Jacob...mutt, ClorLawell. WANTED* a 6ituatton ga BU I'LEIL —The Ad,ertiser veld girethe prefinente to so elderly re. gar faint. ) ; has tan “bjoidicon where there is only a bny kept ; • wet, rYesitiniended from the fsMily he Om just left • Lemery (.. •nt•paid) or pets4tial replication for W P at Mr. Small.idge's, Nu. 128, Oxtord-street s Leaden, sill ise ditty at tended to. A LABGE MA' Of GROUND. • NVANTED, in the CITY of LONDON. a PLOT of FR EEHOL GRAM/NG, vacant, or covered with Buildings. contoi.ling au Acre of oboist Faith or Tweet: Tatham! Feet; if tiestly squire, it venial is prise ferred.. Any r e•inat baying an Estate of such dimension, to dig. roe of, ars , equesied to send particulars thereof to the City Surveyor, a.the Office of Works, ; stating the sun. aline, the terms as whisk the suns rs to be ilis,iouta and when v.:v.:wen can be given : it es set skeet Act, noceseiri then it .bard be in horn oi any wages attest, bet being neat the own. wjH 'roder it snore desirable. V. 7 AN rs EMPLON. MEN 1 . , VAlat Aoi but s-• to a fa..nry, ny with 3 ale- gent emit, a Fe isizner, ...her speaks watt,. Sete , al salt PrAt 4 l l4 iu ; hes teen a usrofeationa! hart dy-rer ; cut share, cot sod dPe4 hair , to anv °fashion regthred knows the me. tiagentent ot the tatne, side board, cei:ar, awl into ing would hese no objection to sugars to r;ono, watering - fasces ter the *stria, or go abroad; bat *mild nrn.er a errmaitent aitootion. Flu cearact , r will bear alto minutest iaql4l‘; 1.. r sobiicty, • bonesty, and steads/Ims, fro* the iivaily be just 411, when lie lived near three years. . ' . . • ' I.#iter, Airn:eci N. E. No. 10, 11-Atoa-g , tot, Pweadin?.. will be dole attended to. MONEY LENT, AM) Iit.)I4IPUNI c INCItfASEI). ki ON El f , is two Houri, to M.rchatata, Noblc men, and nth-n, for Flats or cditand, or on An nuity, or On soy ,if S.,curity, real of yaretial, for any len.ph of time. 'rite Advertisers 'trot proadeartate t they eitaw dechne the busioe.s. when it i.in,praSicabllt. or whw It ie othotobr, din it ward baba, mll 'always with ° gleamy! se- crecy. Those who hare 4 try iftiy lay it out tc =rest advsn tate by bpplyjng, or akl—rsin,' (pato part) to the El,aeount No. 14, Po•tiared-street; or to the Agent, No. 8, in the iltiay, 1.1,Ag it. N. 3. WILLIAM MILLZR respeatully littorals the t'slibc. that o new •ont tioproyea LAlitiun ut ra. 1141Aftlie..S 111J‘1iN 1.11 7 g, i,the Sa:e of *loch has bee:. a rapid 1, a nor in t h e PIANO, and will Pa pubilolacti with all liosimbl....x,odition. A named...pool, July •5, ter.4. MiLS EUO'ATO L. This day is pub4sh.d, in 4 V.4' veil 19s. A DELAIDE, a Tale of the 16th Century. Mr M. FOC:WORTH. • Toe "Fl HASH elliEF r a Ito:n..fice, is 1 VOL 4,4: 6d. frooo tir., (1 •rot..n of elm A ution of •, Abeino " The FOREST if SL MEIsNARDO, 4 Ws. 18s. bj Miss SE Hamilton. VE:O4ENSHObi; or, LOVE'S MALES. a Tait, S told. Lis by Mrs Mutter. • This VILLAGE of FRIEDWALDE, 3 vols. lA. 6J. by Laboistavie. Oa Monday next. ALPHONSfNE ; or, MATERNAL "AFFECTION, 4 vols. One Guinea, by M2larno Genoa. Trinkd for J. F. Hustle:, Wigainre,tret.. A N i t.W. AND COMPLLTE SYSTEM OF COOKERY • Thi , Day i. putdished, in Owe very large Yammer. Bro. by W. ST-EWARI, ci s musite Albany, Piccadilly, price Its in bard t, A'plete SYSTEM of COOKE!kY, on a Plan entirely New, consisting of evory thins Out is requisite tot Cooks to know in tie Kitchen liminess; contain ing Three Hundred and Sixty-iTe 'fables, or Bills of Fare, i:igonc 341 of Far! for tveiy d.iv in the year, seth due teen, to dress each Dish ; the *hole comprehenAing the most perfett TREAnst on COOKING and CULINARY AFFAIRS ever lasintel..reins One Year's %York, at the, Nl...rons of from let of Janu eat o the 31st Ape:ern e...4y 1110 f. Hy JOHN- SIMPSON, present Cook to the Most Nab!, dui Marrils alaueltinglunt. NAUTICAL MEDICINE AND SORCERY This Day is pusliarted, in One V.Aums, Detain, illustrated by several Co e ,er-plates, wife 9. 64. an boards. and Ina. Gd. sheep, lettere4. TE NAVAL SURGEON ; or, SURGICAL and MEDICAL MARINE GUIOE ; careerism, a Lill and complete Ac•intut of the Duties tar Prt4reet‘ou,.l M.:a at Sea; with anipls lAstructious f.ar the Preservation and 17.t4tu. ration of the Hvalt.. of Seam,' is ewers await:ion and Cheats. Te tro;;: , h are susl,,.ied. a Pra-tirmi SY4iiii of Naval surgery, sad a C.,nre lOU, Pl.Ate3AC•per.a.acconsparsted . by Plates. Sy WILLIAM TU ANBULL, A.M. Member of the Royal L'ottrus of ‘o:rgeons, I, , mr!on ; Fellow of the Medical Society of Surge.-...v the So..sety fur tue Relief of tim Ruptoreil r 40( A go,. tiniaerly a Sur.. 'eon in Ha Maiesty'.. Navy. Printed for Richare Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-sheet, liCatk fri.as; and w ;re had of all Itoolcsellers. Of whom may also be Fad, 1. This NATOMY of the HUMAN EAR; and a Tlea ties on its 1ie , 33143, and the Causes of Detfile.s. By J C. Sauntlam, Er—aomsr.tur Practical At...unity in St Movies% am: Slll , Oll to the thew:nasty for Do.eases of tats Eye angt:er. r. Price S. PRACT:C AL OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASES of :.0N DOS Br X Wiliaa, MD. F./i S. Price 4s. Oil. 3. A f IiLATL;k: oil Jima CAUSES, PROGRESS, and TR Ir.AEMES Dot CONSUMpTI , iN. Sy John Reid, MAX ,ar rbv.ician 10 tie t • Disown ~v. 7s. 'gourd,. 4. 4., PRACTICAL Titz4.rist ea DIET. By Wil li u 14 D. 'ln One VALIUM*, time. price A. IiBRJES of POPULAR ES AYS on the MEANS PRESEIiVI•U and RES YOUNCi HEALTH. By Thotual Seddon. Pal D. 14 Valorem, tow. Price it 4. tesaids. I; r:tEtilso oa .t om PROCESS arayslnyed b i. y NA MAE 14 mrore...:i.ig the OEM. riti:HAGE lio.n Guided awl l'isiti:te.ol At 3 .41,46. B, J. F. D.Joues, t r .:.. 4 %.0 '. • - *Am . IMPBRIAL PA Rl,Liti T. . • HOUSE OF. LOS ON— 4wosr, 7. • The'order for the final consider .non of, the Sera- Appeal Cause, graiyani ir...t.ite,„Ccur.tess Dowager of Glencairne, being read— Lord ELLENBOROUG/i tette, and it A 5 . .1 .at speech, chirly with reference to the cises before their Lordships, took a view ef the leading circum stances of the case; and cot :faded by mori•lg "that the judgment et the Court be l,w•bie- affirmed, with, luOl. costs."—Whickw.ts or vied accordingly. The farther conside?ltien of the Sots Appeal ceases Rennie a. Todd, and other's, beit:g resumed, the Lord Advocate was beard; in continuation, and • Mr. AdAm, at considerable length, on the part of the Avellant ; airer which. the farther hearing adjourned • •- was ordered accordingly. The Bills upon the table were forwarded in th-..:: restkaive stages ; among them, the Irish l'can Bill. and Spirits Warehousing gill, were read a second time. and committed for to -tnoirow ; and the Custom Houle Fees Hal read a tiiitd time, and . passed. On the queetioh for the second reading of the Irish Poor Bill, ' • The Earl of SUFFOLK took occasion to state )1 . 4 sentiMents, that the subject to which it referred,. WAS one of considerable importance, and loudly called for the idiSptioe of measures somewhat si. miter with veer& to ibis cotisory. So strongly was he impressed with the conviction, that an aneeliora, lima of ;ivv condition of the Poor was closely inter wove' 'with 'the future prospiity of the country, that he had himself framed some propositions on the subject.. The plan 'which they included, was simple and short in itself, comprehensive in its na ture, and easy to be understood; and this plan. it was his intention, on a future Cipportuity. to submit, •to 41. e consideration of their Lordships. He net I happy to understand, the general, sulleift was likely!, to be taken up by an Hon. Member of the other . House, who could condua it with infinitely • ability than himself—he meant Mr. Winds and whiclyhe trusted, would be prodative most beneficial conserpences: Earl Fittreilliam. by command of His Mal preowned certain documenta refatiae to the a 141 a, in pursuance of a recent address of. Lotdships ; these consisted, principally. of a Copy of the \Variant, under His Majesty's sign mauve*, for vacating the Commission of the East India Com pany, const ituting Sir G. 11. Barlow, ke. Governor- General of India ; also, Copies of certain Treaties respecting the termination of hottilics entered into between the East India Company and certain of the Native Powers of India.--These documents were ordered to lie on thit Table. The Oaths of Abjuration and Fidelity being dilly admiti'a tared to M. Peter Von Essen, the Bill for his Naturalisation was read a second time, and ordered to the consideration of a Committee. After disposing of some routine business, the House adjourned till to-marrow, when their Lord ships stand summoned on Liird Viscount Milville's Motion, relative to the Affairs of lndia• HOUSE OF COMMONS. • Mr. Alderman Prinsep brought np a Bill for improving Smithfield Market, which was read a first and second time, and ordered to be committed. Mr. Vansittart brought up a Bill for consolidat ing tie Redemption of the Land Tax. which was read a first. and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow ; also a Bill, to enable chi Lords Com missioners of the Treesury to issue Exchequer Bills on two aids of this year ; which was read • first, and ordered to he read a second time to-morrow. Mr. vANsir lAitT moved, " that the House -resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the propriety of allowing an Ad ditional bounty on the export of silk goods, And it seas resolved, that an additional bounty of 551. 6s. Bd. on every 1001. bounty allowed by for .nter ADs, should be allowed. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received to morrow. Mr. FELLO'.VES gave notice. th.itt he would to-morrow move for a list Df the•returns respelling the reside•t Clergy. Mr. Hobhouse brought up the Report of the Committee on the Lottery Office Licence Doty, and Resolutions that the present Stamp Duties on such Licences do cease, and that a Duty of 501. be paid 'oy every Lottery Office Keeper, and ordered' to be an instruttion to the Committee on the Lot• tery Bill to make provision therein, persuant there: to ; also the Report of the Committee reletiNe to the Duties on Glass and Tiles imported from Ire land. The Resolutions were agreed to, attd it was ordered, tha: it be an instruetion to the Committee on the Hop Duty 5:11, to make pre►isioa therein, pursua t thereto. The Westminster Hall Avenue 13.11 was reported. —The Resolutions agreed to, and the Biil ordered .to be read a third time to-morrow. •. • S:r .1 NEWPORT moved, " that the Hour: do resolve Itself into a Committee of the whine house on the Revenue Ads." in whirls A was re t 'al the several Atif,elativo thereto be cos .tinned to the. 25th December, 1007. The I-150.e resumed, and the Report was ordered to be re t:ived to-marrow. The Ekil for making a Provision for the Family RIC FIN -ffi -- - - - of Lord u sea, etrzi-• tp, e ti•st, And or ered to oc r e4J a sticond . t.ni.- m now. • Mr. V SWs I' brought up the iepsr the Pos..g.• gat, w4s tea.: sud ao.! the 13•Iorsi-red to be read 4 'tlitrd :quit:Oro. ne -.4u,sranine Bill, and the Vitt,: Bounellis wine seve•lllr read a setoud time, 4,1.. t ordered' be comotitted. tomorrow. Th. Lsivring Laws and the gill frith' portati..n o f Preach W nes front i eland; in Biitisk, and Irish Vessels. went Severally ,ittriugh ease. mtuee, and the reporu werc otd...ed to hi to-inorroar. The Hnnse resolvel itself iotts 4 Cmers:ttae o the whole Ilou.e, to consider ot the linportimm Masts for the Navy. in which k Was retoivest. t Mssts, Yards, and Bowsprits, mould be allow , J to be import.td &ova from Korth A rners..4, and that it be air insulation to the Conun! . ‘ r f •.., consider of allowing the importation of ail, Wme. Hsu t. *e. •• ; fwron ?'l4ti and Ciilsrakur. to the u,ri-,sh Colonies in North Ansevi7s. its British and iris% b" list House r t ,:mad. and the Ivor received to-morrow. The Ir,solvuut Dishtors'. Bill seas tirfl4. and ordered to e c , nlssiued to-ns. The Irish Itoad Ploseur.r.:itt Acoo.ird read a third time and pas .rte. Mr. toms. ---~-- G . ' 1104114;74:11;14114O4., s ol FIRE-WORKS i—Admisrinn, Three Alsilldge. Das spew at Seven, and the Concert begins at =r; ) ,, and F ! fr reda,, a The t Gills N a ;litsi all OpVt e*" \i r .; ? : I l i g u b n4 tv ' t T liey are Ant ~. EARLY RISING CONDUCIVE. TO HEALTH, TO MEN- IAA, IMPROVEMENT, AND It) THY. ATI' AIN. 'ANENT AND FULL ENJOY ?NEWT OF LONG LIFE. ArisseGreat inducement to the tradlice .of Early /Wag presents noel( in the very valuable Circulating ty, No. 14, Tavistock street, CU Ven t-Ga rd en ; as Soh- saibers •to this Library, when promoted Irate eujovreg !heir morning esesCial ti e , Of ditagraeald• weather , in4y at, ways find say* awl impsyrsuunt is, , .as • vermet • of thoJcsof-loioffi aftgagai, and InstitiOlve poi 1,. tiasmi be• longing to this CelMflion, be which drily addition. .1, • aside et , valuable end eupensive work. in every claw of Ineratort. C.orlegurt, arid-cards of the terns*, nay b,...r,1. r i na p p r ea „ Cron at the Litrary, wham atten , lawe is gii , ..:.i :..em irtvw us the morning WI eight in tlut evening,. , • . %Jr wits adj ourned till to-morrow. Mr. Hoblutuse brought pp frnat the the general Training NB, as also the Militia Suspension Bill. • Ear/ SP mcEit moved the first reading of the 446,11stith toelrpiece. r tp hovel " that the said Bill be printed read at the same time moved y that the Bill I it read a Id time on Thursday next.=-Ordered. • the Duke of CUMHEB.LAND moved, that the Lords be summoned for Thu: slay next'—which Ullll.l LUISe aUu pas es:. Irvine, frnin the Commissicarers of t 1 Ofis. presented at the Bar is Ace:resat ot the ity of Corn, and also of Woollen Goods, int, I and exported to and front Ireland for five ending 25 , 1. Dreemirer Bill fur making a Provision for the Masters meery, and the BM for Irsoreaaing the S sla. • the Clerks iq the Aecountant-Generall Of • biciught up, se-rerally read .it fivat, sad . ed to be read a second time to-rneviow; ▪ MASTER of the ROLLS moved for leave u= 'in a Bill, ter increase anti • tegulase the Di the Sworn Piths end Sciiicitoes in Clue. Granted. • • WHITBREAD postponed hie motions i stood for to . .rfaY. relative to the Bid tor letter sting the (Mice of the Treasurer of tt.s. Navy. , ids!. e tinesere;olved itself into a Committee of thy : House, on the Bill for allowing a fins ie.*, e of. Grain Between Great Arita.° and {;steed. • cis was the purport of the Bill in op.* hjr. Fusler, however. obtained leave add Luse, to regulate the average price for " I tion and exportation, to and from ferrite' tries, by the racial average of Lrelaqd, Scott , and Ens-land. the Committee, Sir W. CURTIS obje led to ....- 1 Quantity potted years, The bt. in Chancery, ries of the I See, were ordered to be The MAST' as briar in Fees of cery..---Granred. Mr. Wi-tr— which woo regolsting Frisco. whole coarse —Such state. 6, a clause, portition .cnuottias. land, In this clause, on ti.e groand that it went ofaites tlM whole of the average prices of corn in Grief. Bei tale, sod isestsli be vet) , priudicial to Ensload because, as the price of corn in Ireland and taint- • was w m as slcltow takenlfreormthesi the g:a or n a d, i g f ht thia mss 'the famine price in England. andaer ,it • Id not be allowable to import it, rice We the • ge would be undir 4,54. per quarter. lie,tiseste e, moved, " That the said cladie be expunged."' 'lllis brought on a Icing and dessitory conversation, which, Mr. Foster, Mr. Percival. and Viscount ;;. maga, contended. that if Use aemage pried r.nt fixed and regnlatied. as. by that clamt,"tlM eof corn, in gogland, might be at the inapeet of 665. when it was not the import piase Ireland ; that, itl wen CAW, iingLand ravgluably • great capital, drew all the grain nut of d that part of the United L.npire not beina ally import, would be in a state of famine, "'abort \ y remedy. 'they wished, the:More, the •ght be postpored to the next Session. • Sir .1. N h.WFORT digercd with those ail* n. Gentlemen as to the cperation pf the 1141. had, however, no objection to taking the sem, the Ccenmittee, co the subjed of the average, t was so Convinced of the soundness of Met 'prie l le of the Bill, and the advantage it wz i be of Irelead, that whatever the Committee , • .d .v mine on the clause in qaestion, he should-tee/OM his oroinal measure. On a diyision , there appeared, for the anztendrisent a 18—agaiost it, SR—Majority 4. The bill was tell ordered to be re i xozed to-morrow. • ei VOLUNTEER. Sir H. MILLIMAY wished :o know whether the Right Hon. Sesretary (Mr. Windham) Meant 1 to make ear farther piryhsitions, relative to the Volunteers, this Session ? Mr. WINDHAM replied. that he men*, t* morrow, to move a short Rill for alloviring Irma Officers to the Volunteer Corps. Sic H. MILDMAY then gave novice, that he should make a Motillyn the subjed Pt tboVelorti tees. on Friday nest CHAP. 44.3 AQ aINS MARQUiS WELL F.SLEY: Mr. PAUL, after a few introdneoryebeep atiettS.' moved. •6 that the Supplementary Charge reilive to the tranedions in Oude, he printed." . • • Sir A. WELLESLEY said , he did not mean Rl' oppose the motion, but wished to know from tlwi Hon. Gentlzman, whether it was his intention to proceed further in these Charges in the present Peel sioti His season for asking •it who, that he bad . some pi otessional ca Is, which woe* require Isis at tendency, it it should not be made necessary in this r discussion of this subjed. r Mr. fa6UL tepliect, that it was hisintention, sold 'most anxious wish, to come to a decision on t% OuJe charge. in the present Session, and so soli citous was he to do so, that 61 aj,phed on S +tur !ay last, at the East India House, to learn when the papers already ordereJ. w:nalst be prepared ? • Aut, at the answer was, that with every exertian they could not be ready before (-go:. or ten d 47. I JAR as he knew, th , t many gent:canto who ',jibed t 5 • tale part isa the diccet t io - i, were Snag out of toter, he coel3 not pit-Jge iiimself, whether he should king IL: chatgc forward cr not. It, however, ht A ! I. ii. 5.... ...... - ..•• w• ' {