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Proposals 'quay be had • gratis at the principal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London, or of the Conipany's Agents in the - different Cities and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland. Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years toge ther, may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Term*. Policies will not. he charged for Sums of ;1001. or. upwards, nor to Persons' increasing their present Insurances. The whole STOCK of a FARM will be insured without Specification, at the reduced Prentium of 2s. per Cent. PolicieS payable at. Nlidsnmmer-Day will be void, unless re-, ssioved within Fifteco Days therefrom. ROIIERT SKEIJTDN, StN.Tettity, lIIANOR or TRIITTOXHILL, and LANDS in WITIMM FILIABY (some time.since advertised r " Sate on FriditY ! the 2sitli c,C Mn laqt), are intended to he July OLD next. BY AUCTION, in Lots, on: TI-ItIItSD.AY, the 15th of * it* Further particulars may be known by application to lieut . 's. Tennant antr Harri - Gray' inn, London; or to da m" df I ' 'a •t .1 t'• !aril Wi 1 ?II orqii"; ES9."-Swi titian, Wilts ;an prin ptr be cristributtA, and may be had of them. • I II TO ALL 1 I-10 VALUE TIMEI S OUT. Si ght of the Aged is restored the Weak upon trentticened; and. the Pal, , •ct Sight preserved. unerring priaaiples, by BRATMSEPX's PATENT itcrAcuis, 35t2, Oxford-street. To Prevent Disappointment, be partienlar in 'observing it s Hot a shop, hut. a Private House, next d.wr to the Fish -I"uger'li, between Swallow-street, and Argyl-Street. EITTON, St oc kb ro k er , t b e Sedoittl House • in cornt l in j a n d 18, C,,,vtin ry-xtreet, is happy to announce to oil Friends and the ,Publie at large the Cool tneneemen a new Lottery, of only 12,000 'Cieliets, to be gin Drawing September 17th. conia , ltiog Prizes of L.IO,GCO, 4.10,000, Zice. &c. and no Prize. less than an arrange whilt ho hopes will meet the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is with much pleasn:a RYTON is .enabled to add, that Oat following Capital Priers, v No. 18,824, a Prize of L,10,001 6,848, a Prize of L•No 6,822, a Prize of 1,800 v. 48, a Prize of .L.2oi) brawn the last Day in the Lottery j o irs: finished, were all shared and Rohl at his truly fortunate .Esta'3lishmeuts in eornhill and roventipstreet, .where lie respectfully invit , .; his Friends to psrtakl of the Favours of rortune, which he intends distributing the 17th of Se; . . VERY CHEAP JAPAN AND WINPSO I -t MIII ft 4i.i.'‘.- NUFACTORY, No. Qti, City-road, , Finsbuiy , squure, op uos4e, tut. Brew-bon* INURAM respectfully itifoim — i iris . Prtefidt v and the Public in general t h at they may be supplied with Fancy Japanned, Windsor, ttad Dyed Chairs, Couches, Sol'af, Garden and Rustic Seats,. lower Stands, Bedsteads, Cornices, Bed • Furniture, Feather' Beds, Mattresses, and Lorry Article in the Furnishin g li n e, l ower than.at any Fac y or Warehoose in London, for Ready Money. • Merchants, Captains, Hotels, Tas'erns, and Innkeepers and others, retpn. nig great quantity of Chairs at a short. notice t J can be s upp li e d a. I's Factory, as g re at A ssortments aro al - Ways kept in a 5 hie of preparation ready for the public de 14and."-The Trade supulied. n , A SALE of SECOgD-HAND HOUSEHOLDFURNI 'I,II-E and all de ser iPtiO n of. GOODS ehry Thursday, at 12 iv ti l" i 0, , tit the' Sale Rooms, in Tabernacle-walk, when the te a every attention being Paid them either in ) on 1-3 utig or re ly u Ca..l • L i u --( ts intended for the Sale must be sent in by 'Tuesday ere , iv en. Apartments ge.uteell!; ; furnished for single dentic- NOTICE TO' IL mnuc U I , l 'oll trod CO. of the BRITISH PAINT CrAvrolty,, 4 I most WALL, ost re ' "Y,,inforrn the PUBLIC, that they bare taken tho' •So,":Hletts intdlr occupied by Messrs. I ravers and ',Esdaile, 41 4 k • • No , cif , QUFFIN-S [WET CBE IPSIDE, a(t mo o. , try, • • Pince may he purchased (as nt lamdcin Wall) ;GEN t, I 1\ A 1 (.; "lid COLOURS, at the WHOLESALE Intl.:ES, FOtt lik ' and where their CEAP, D U RABLE, and IM p,„:,";.I•TRAIII..E PANTS, g s H r.ia id in Linseed Oil, for Park* t; 1. 11:. We ath e r Hoarding, cltuccoed wits, Ont - b ll .l(lings,. P Painting, &e. are ninr - selling at tlicsanie prices as here 706'rei viz. invisible Green, s(is. per cwt. ; Dark Olive Green, V. ; Bright Oli ve ( reen, I ; Blue, ; Lii.tch, White, 1. ! ...ltuv, S 505.; tone and Lead Colours, 4..i.perClioco-• Bistli 401• ; and Prepared Oil to-thin them for U 8 £ t . 4! Per Gallon.; Colours ofennine st;-.. per e , t.; Bru shes a n d 12s, p Linever) seed 011 indi dry or e prep.ire . sg. O. pr d for ; Paint ere , , h, k`ptaine Sperm Oil, ui. Ga. pe r (AL ; Fine Ch a amber, bs•tid• ' 4lO Seal, 4s. ad. and Conti:1111;011, 4s. per Gallon. N.D. The Impenetrable Paints are very lisindswne in ap- Pearante, possess great dural.illity, Anil will sl• mil in lint (Ai blataa ; they are used in the manner of ()Lim Paints, and are applicable to the general purposes of Useful and Ornamental NEW PROCESS Pot k • ~,,: el! Ving PROVISfONS • perfect ly ritEsu, with all their - OW fi • itir and nutritious qualities, for a considerable le "" . ) ,...fgtli of time, and in any climate. 'I I UE obvious advantages of . these PROVI . SIONS arc, :litPim, 'flint they entirely supersede the necessity of taking Lire Stock to Sea,' which, exclusive of its ov.oi lueutit tr,,,ce must be accompanied with that of its provender, and __"11 water. much room, trouble, and expenie will be Bated sides the loss sustained by bail weather, disease, •iti asting. See • • vo ' ti ontily, fliat being ready dressed, they may be eaten' i ll ~ t. ' r, it preferted, heatedfew inimitet, by which fn el hilt saved, and the ilittienity of cooliing at sea in bad tw'iner., rendered of little iMportatice. They nee well cal ,,l,c,kteed. f a u l t- all expeditions of boats' crews, .litudiug parties, id Tliirill • ' ll , ti t , l 4 Y: , -lie salutary effect whirl) even an .. occasional p, t ,„_Y .4 fresh provAions mart have on the Navy and Army, ' •teit‘.olcoltrly as they would insist ess....itially contrilinte to the Iv rtun i t4 i " "I '. 1,, health and .s . ervices ,f the Sick * and 0f )4 ,, ,u , 411 • ,! .311; 3:l.Ve to the state the .valita e lives ; ~.140 , -'1 , „". - ' • , i4r , oldiers. • ollith -" '' l- : ',. , 1 •••• ,f 41b. to 20i1i. weight each. and , .., •• Ord t ., ~. • ; ti:1,,,,•1 pi bottles. st;i•,_, 4[,, , I , : t! , :c . ,!),,,,:,. : i i ,ties i.or present money. et;;,' ',' 'H.' I' , •,.• .. )1,-..,-, 11,, .-14 Enid ainitdr, ;lc the I°.l `iito, ' ,„7 ' '''.. - 1 1 ;. , - . lor.d c), Saaino.arli, tir.to Air. II • -- zo-tlic 1 Jii;Ci', _No. ~), Lombard-street, London.. i I.` RIDA is JULY 2, I • 911 HE SATIRIST for JULY, published yestei.- /IL No, 79, (New' Series, No. la). The Caricature Tragedy abd Comedy; or, ituonapar!•e* in at the Death of Darer, anti Whitbread ot,the Prince's Feathers, With-the aid Or the - eal Brunswickers,ROssells,&e. to make the Prot eilant 7.stablistoncit Kick : the Beira. '-Among the contents al•e a rtistm'y attached to the Ca ricat u ; Newspaper Review ; flints fur a new Jest Book, eith eSiamples of uld jokes fitted on mo dem characters; the r:oitaiian Dinner; Address to Bedialt3 ; Parliamentary.Critieisut, N0.6,(0n Mr. G..-tt.--n) r- the Feast of the Papists.. at Freemason's Ila 4; Newspaper comp;ai:tive Criticism; British Arts and Artists,No. 4, (Royal Academy; ; 'Squire Cretiey, the. Libeller, 4:c. The Moon shews.a variety of Epigrams,. Witticisms, Anecdotes, and other Light itrad ing; Review of - Lm ;1 Byron's Gianur, exc. Theatrical Review of the Opera, Drury-lane, and Covent-garden. An Address to the Public on commencing the Third Volume of the - New Series. This publication may be ordered at the Satirist °dice, 267, Strattd.W:est . side of St. Clement's Church; and at all Book 'sellers in Town or Country. The two preceding Volumes may be bad in'Numbers, or Bound in a few days. .tio,nanusws TRAvELs. This Dhy was published,' A: JOURNEY. through ALBANIA. and other 'Wiwibees of Turkey in Europe and Asia, to Con stantionik. • , . •• C.4i911110.17-tg .by co !ISt Ailtinople; .and va- Timis other Plates, Maps, 640. Printed for James C:twthorn, 24, Cock‘pur-street, London. In the Press, and will he ready in a few Anecilotei, hitherto unpublished, of the private Life of Peter the Civent, 'front' the authority of Mons. Stehling, a Member of the Council of State to the Empress Catharine. Translated fron't the French of the Comte D'Escherney, Chant- beriain to the King.of Wirtemberg. . . ThiS•DaY were published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with ktwo Engravings, price t Les. ut :muds, goinc Copic on royal paper, price al. Js. The Second Edition Of V9YAGES aad 'I7IIAN'ELS, i n th e Y ears 1809, 8) o, and It 4 11 ; c‘mtaining . Statistical, Coinmercial, and i‘liscellaiientis Otiscrvitions on Gibraltar,. Sardinia, Si eily,).Lalta; Seriko, and Turkey. • By 'OHN GALT. Printed for T. Cadt:ll and W. Davies, Strand. 813. 4.1).111I? L Qn.t.7cE, June 3, 1831.. varrcE islserthil given, that a Session of Oyei - 11 - and Terminer and* Goal I.)M . :try, for the trial of 61 7 felices committed on the High Sew:, within the .Inrisdietian of ht leldoniralty of England, will be held at Justice Mall, in the 41 Walley, Landon, au Monday, the sth of July ne.rt, at in the ttfornifig. JOHN Rdßnorr. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, July 1, 1813. , . THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His AirdiEsrlr's NSPORTsE ni 7ICE,,for taking Core of Sick and 'rounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Praoper:t of War, ilo hereby g;ce* Notice, tAat they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the Gth of July, IBIS, to receive seabd Tenders, and treat with sych Persons as may :he willl4 to cinit,Y et for supplving inwte diatrly CLOATHING, Sce.lor :tiira 'Vale Convicts. No 7'emkr wilt be :received after Oue o'Cloch on the. Day 41f Treaty, r r .7try 11 V/44 :rtal exs J.le Part', or an .41Atent for hitn; ersonall.flttend. Each Tender niptst..he acconipanied" by a Letter * from two respectable Persons, enTaAriag• to breuate bound with the l'er eon tenderiag, in theSayn of:1001. for the diet pciformeince the Contract. Farther ?astir:dors may he known applying at this (Vier, or at the Storek,erper Geia•ral'a•, Dahe-street, /Fest - 'abater. • • Elis Pay was published, •. • In Imperial Folio, price 11. 4 :4 NNGS &out SPECINIEN ti oAI f OR -1 GRAM • 1.117) micfs, preserved in the Author's Collection' 0 ,, , in Witidiuill-itreet, and Retro oil from the Divisions Ilt . e•. - ara, Vesica, ilt n, Nl•Jrivisa, et Lisa, containing Disease which is attended with Change of Nt , ';';tAire in Parts, hail exhibiting the Injuries from the Catheter, Caustic, 'l'roCto.r, and Lit hotowy Knife, incautiomly used. With Observations. By etiAlti,r,S BELL,. F.R.S. Ed. m e , „, t h e st n y n i c011e,.,!e of Surgeons, London ;. Ant , , Anatomy in the Chair Aif 111.. Re. ' :agiaatt, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown • CHING',.. C.# 1' t%I ./..EN(.; LON O S o , s r e e a s t , l , l s e Theirf73(llst: I s ° s c u r 1;c; es p u i 4V „ I,j- il \ ' rentatkl , ;oardian of t:hildren should },e acquainted with. They oe. casino Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the COlour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Vowels. attend- Matter with violent pains they bring on Con•iil4,:ns ; they aired the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end • ing So a Consumption or Decay. Both as a PreventaJive and Cure.of then" alarming Complaints, the above excelleo , Ale. dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the litgnest .CharaderS in this Country, b o th d rank sod tcspeability tt ii i4ael-no equal.- Their-pubti.Clipprohati2o; given ,to the Proprietor, tromo personal knowledge of Its wonderful suc cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives A sanction to it, of which no other- Aledi,inc of the kind can boast. Patinas, and others who have the Care-of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or !towels of Chit. dre•l are any way disordered, Which it witlalways be found to relieve. iold,•wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Che side. corner of Paternoster-row ; Sharp and pelota, Ports• mouth ; hones, Weston, A llnutt, and Mallory, Portsea_; Hail and 10bnston, Gosport; Coleina» and Jacob, Sheer ness ; Peck, Ross, and 1 urner.'l lull ; I Lis Lind and Cook: worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, anti Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch. Manchester; Trewman, Exeter Smith, Mandert. n, Raebarn, Scott, and Baxter, Etlinborgh ; Bax ter and Macilonald;•Glasgow ; liuly,in and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson And Co Norwich ; iwinfen, Leicester; Dunn nod Sutton, Nottirwharn ; 'and retail by must Country Yen dcr in Boxes, at 2S 9(1. and 6s. each, LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. rVIIE Regnlar Prictitioner plumes h imself in that viperfors.o o city which el141)10$ l►itn to derett the postures ot the Quack, while the latter. with eifual blunt_ ties,, if hot truth, retorts the charges of igiwanee and Mai caey On the established system of Regular htedicint. 4. Who shall decide when Doetots disagree ?" Let Presumption smile, or Pride &di% n : it is 4 ►arnents.. hie truth. that the present state of Medical Pretension. as a certainty, is hot to he ranked with the meatiest mechanical discoveryor the age._ 1 - 4 or inp let Galen moulder on the shelf, I'll live and be Physician for mywir. There is but oneittfailib!e criterion which cannot deceive E xperiehee is the 'Vest of Truth,— Dr, W ER'S . ti p ETA f 3 I.F.' M E1)1C1 N E, the English Diet Drink, has tin. ne.ttly 6o years, in every species of Foyer. in all kinds pt Nervous Complaints, in Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in ;he Gravel, &c. uniformly restored the ciejeel,l,l to spirits, the exhausted to strength, and recalled the vital , spark to ntultitudes, ivhom Professional skill had abandOrLed to des. spur. Dr. W. well .knew the pernicious and destructive efreas of quackery, ,ind was therefore daciitedly hostile to all de. SeriptiOrni of Quacks—lie was an eminent Physician, of ex tensive experience, and who, for lull a century, di s p ense d more bene fi ts •to stl*ti., g humanity, by the application of this Vegetable .Remedy, than all the practitioners in the MO. dern Materia Nledica can boast, lie hJppily combined a per. feet knowledge of the human frame, and of the animal reCo.• numy, with botatOcal science, and was therefore completely qualified to :Win inister such pieparations with success. Those who wish to see his improved Vegetable System • and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to tie V, Weis, procure his own Treatise, a new edition of .which is just published price ss. and also a small pamphlet, con tinnua); thirty .cases of remarkable cures, which all occurred during the last year This invaluable Medicine is now.fitit (dully prepare thy E. • Slee and Co. Ilorough High-stieit (sole' ProprtetOrs); from the:original Recipe, which „was assigned over to them by Dr. Webster, some yeats.pror to his Sold in lilt' putt bottles, 45. ; pint dive, 76. 6d.; and in quart ditto, t4s. each, duty included. Wit , deslile only by the Proprietors ;Aso wholesale and . re tail by their Agents, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long.lane, West Smithfield. All Letteri and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, Will Met the earliest attention. A n d i s sold retail, by one at least, .in - every. ConsidthWe Town the Vi , ilo li,mgdorn, and by the thllawing Ve nders miate in Lao on : Chemist arid Druggist. Ifon.4ao ;. lio4nn's Medicinal W are h ouse , fron t o f the Royalxchaiip,e, Cornhill ; Colesivorthy, Chemist and Oruggist. 144, Whitechap e ; Mounsey, Chemist, a 4, ('test Surrey• reef; iet4. road, atitfat Kennington crab; SAWN: (Lae i i 4c o ") 1 5 0 . OXintii.titreet MidY (~I:einist a nd Druggist, .19,•Strali t 1 ; • liudsen and Co. Clue. 27, 1 Ward, 324 , -Holburn ; and Mat. t seas, Perfumer, Si, l eer -street. OFFICE OF ORDNANC:4'• Jane 14, 1813, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf his 111,1 , JE.SIT'S 011,0:17.1.VCE,- do hereby give No lee; That Proposals will be reeeired at their °lke in Pall Malt, on or before Monday, the 6th d,,1 of July, ji•otnsetett persons as 'may be teillimito rindertah , the Supply of N,%,1/.8 and SPIKES, forsereiee of this fleparbar.vt, for a period of rhree Yeaftr o determin;rble at the. exp,ration qf One Ytqr, upon a Notice of three ilianths, at thy e;ther Patterns of' the 4rticles may be pierced upon application at the Principal Store:hap r's cfee in the Vo:cer, and fui:ther particulars, tugditer with the ?Trues and Conditions of the ,Contract, may be known at the Secretatils- 9/Ter, in Bel Mall, aforesaid, atiy:day between 14e Nora bf Tea and roar o'clock, where the Proposals , ortst he defivered, seeded ter am! indorsed, " Ptc,posaLi for Nails null Spikeg," hat no pro/u: 4l k can be admitted after the said Stk :by of Jal . v, at ,7'w ice o'clock at noon of the same dap, neither will any Tender be yolked unless the Party makini it, or an ./geld on his be half; shall attend. By Order of the Boort!, R. a.•enkjill, Scrptary. OFFICE OF 0111J-V-INCE, • *bine IS, 1613. rip 11 E PIZINCIP..-IL OFFICERS of Ili*. MA -111,-,iterekr. rive' Wi'laoe That Propwlels will be received at their Office, inn Poll Malt, on. or kr:me Friday,thr Dth day of JuPg nest, front such Persons 'who ;nog he wilting to undertake the perfiormonce QC the cAßPrstrits and JOIN Ertl WORKtifor Service of the Ordnance, in the followiniz Divisions, viz.:— Portsmouth, Plymouth, and 111c,1*ay, upon a Contract for Five Years*, dethninable at the Expira tion of Two rears, upon Six Months Notice being given by either Party. The Contract to coninaence as a oon as possible after the lowest ofersean be ascertained. Persons who are disposed to snake Tenders, are to understand, that notwith standing Provision is made in the Schedule, to be delivered for a Rate of PITY for . Carpenter,' employed by the day; and also for sac/ Materials as may be Supposed to be required on the sense Principle; yet it is intended, this mode should apply chiett to sucVereices as may in some degree be connected weds the pm-fin:wan& offrork* 4 admeasuremen I,.ar in the event of any esnergeney, which stay justify misplaying the Contractor on this footing. It is further to be understood, that the Contract ikintended to apply only to new Work, or such other very general Re-- pairs as the Board er the Commanding Royal Engineer may deem rxpedicso to be performed by the Contractor. Proposals for the perfirrinance of the Irork in thc. Ports mouth Division, will be received either for the Whole of the Carpenter's and Joiner's Work which may be required ins the Division, or separately for the /Forks ass the Portemonta or (losport Sides. Printed Scheduks of the Contract pill he delivered to such Perous who May apply for them at their glfice of the Secretary to the Board, in Pall llfafl, between the flours of Ten and Four o'clock ; and also at the Ogees the Commanding. RayalEngineers, at Portsmouth, Plymouth, • anp Chatham. Payment to: made within three Month* Ve.ll . after the Quarter in -which the Certificate of the Performance of the flork, or the delivery of the Articles, *hall be lodged in Me () ce of the Surveyor-General at the Toiver, or in dtfault thereof, an Interest alhr the rate of sper Cent. per Annum will be allowed. The Proposals are to he delivered at the Office of the &ere tory to the 4oard, in Pall 31014 .sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the performance of the Carpt.nter's and Joiiser's IPorb3, tither its the Portgusouth, Plymouth, or Medway Divisinans, whichever Division On Part tett may ten der. for." -.dart it la; to bc aaderttooil, Mal no Proposal will lrr atlauitted Orr Me said Vtli laly next el.: twelve o'clock at Noon of-the snme day. Order of the Board, It. H. .C'et.rclary. Thi, Pa' was In Quarto, price Ten Shillinp . ausl VAGARIVIA VINDICATED; or, Ulypoeritick Oypercritias: u P 04,1111, AddrCSSOtt to the lieVititWer4. 1h GEORGC Col.ll i tN, the 1%. Printed (4,r Loavtian, Ovine, and Brawn, l'ateratatcr-rvw 4 and at thr flcitisti. Gallery, Ntw 1 lO d xtrect ; aid It. w. John-strect, rPRTrE SIXPENCE -HAL PENNY. T: maF' ._' L?.ch'<YMt Iply"YilfY'wMlAM I M PERIA 11),,,NIMIAMENT. - I()USE OF .PEl!J':_i Ul: S DAY , JULY 1, The CJ(crlt tvmmit 11 anti liardl'i4Nos (the latter nit his acce.•.; , ion to the Peerage, by the demis,icmf the lute Lord) took the outl?s, aml their seats.: The Pliwo.s Insurance Bill Was ri'.atl a second time. it4adjoitrint, , ait for some. time then took Wove. On the resuuting mat the House— The Alumni! Carriage Bilt,on time motion of Lord ST. JOt N,. was raid u third time, and passed. The Sili - er Bill, the Fire Arius Proof, the IriSh In solvent Debtors, the Paymaster-Gem:tat ilccompts 11111, and. a few others, were hrought-up from the Commutis, lty Mr,' Lushinglon,.Mr. I)iigclale, Mr. Findlay, and other Alembets, and severary read it first time. The Irish Distillation Bill passed through a Compiittee", and was reported without env amendment. The Irish Endowed Seimooli Bill, in a Committee, received some Amendments, ou the motion of Viscount SWAM/111, which were ordered to be reported to-morrow. The nest re.alitig of the Fire 'Arms Proof Bill, as abor..., took place no the motion 'of Viscount Siaoutyrtt. On the motion of time LORD' CIL% SCUI,I,OIt, the (.:01untittee oil I 1:e ACcoul ; :taut-Gelletiti'S Bill eras adjourned till to- ECCLESIASTIC-U . 4 COURTS BILL.. The order for goitt ,, into a Coutitiitti:c an this • • Time Doke or Nott.F6t..2;. rose to move no itii;frite- tion to the Committee to extiNiii the provls:o.e; the Bill to Ireland. Tilts . ; he he n its induc ed to do, principally . with reference to the proce. of excommunication, which he •tilought which should not extend beyond I , .,cciet:,tiea mutters—what respected the r'eg!il.ition of divine service, or the good goverarnent of the Clergy. lie deprecated the extension of the proces of excommunicltion to matters inerely eit if, or the concerns of property, and especially in int. way it bad been iictccl 111:011 j where, in vcrtkin cases, .indixidnals were' deprived of ‘ the rightti. of British. subjects,. and ei'en cOnstrant:d to ii :Neil• count q, lie saw no 'reason why all amcliora tionsstionld not extend to that putt of the natio:nil church established.in It nas notV incorporated esLlbli4hed national religiOn, and trusted it would always remain so, unless he heaid good spechil 'Talons a,signed to the tow trary. Ile should per,i,,t in socii a motion as he bad intimated. The Archbishop at ItTax, in a low tone of voice, observed, that the Church Government in Ireland 'was, in many respects, totally di irew nt from that which prevailed in 'England lie eoidd inform the Nohie Drike a Pill was peepti - :,g, in re ference to some of tile points einiteniplAted iV which ‘vould be proposed early , in the next Ses sion. At the Shute time he had to state, be had no recollection' ot- the process of iniconnannica tion being acted upon, or applied in Ireland, in the way to which the Noble Lake seemed to allude, Their Graces spoke respectively in explanation. The Duke of NoairoLK. expresed trams p:c.i.•ttre such a Bill was in preparation, hot w(mirl rat:ie;• ‘vere done by means of the I)mi-sent Lich would tend ,t he tonuer,•to,tinnini,b the ev.& to ‘vhich he reerre(l. The Episcopal Adotinistra tion,liairtidaltaly ii i i..nilid`7ll* -, Thorren strstert.---- tilde of improvement. • , There ware ttwithers that cOuntry, as Inked there were Wail y tit who did not understand the English language ; and be WAS of opinion, if the established religion was preached or connitimicated in the ..langitaje (as was the case in some parts of . under stood by the natives, Catholicism would. not lit; so prevalent as now in Ireland. Their Lordships then resolved into a Cooortit tee on the Bill, Lord WAGSINGIIAM in the Clnmir. Some Amendments ‘vere made in the early clauses Of the Bill, on the suggestion of the Lruw CHANCELLOR.. The Bishop of 'CursTim tuoved to expunge the Clause, which, in effect; he said -took -away the appointment ,Of the Diocesan Chancetlor4 •from the Bishops, by providing for tlicappointatent .of Barristers Of a certain standing, to preside in Clir tai4 of the liipiscopal Counts. Ile depreciited-tlle. provisiiin, as' seeinaig7to proteed on iii llt tUl.ltl t; ed suspicion of the Prelatic Body—as tiujast in It self, and nugatory add impracticable in its exccu, don. • his Lordship expatiated with considerable force on these points, and concluded by moviug, that the Clause in question do4tot stand part of the Bill. The LORD (.31Alsiccm.orciaid he would not op pose the motion of the lieverend Prelate ; but in the course of hi observations upon the , subject, expressed his Opinion that the proposed re;i:tdation would be no more an imposition of the principal - patronage than the present nintle of , appointhig the Judges was one of that of tic Crote ll . Lord ELLENBOROUGIT, I t Sonic lent th ilinstrat. ed the , objections against. the clauss with treat force and effect, which, after a few cOincicent ob servations from the Bishop of London, was ac cordingly expunged from the'l3ill. Some discussion, principally on the part- of the LO4D'CIIANCELLOR, gpsited, respecting theclantes relating to Excommunication. Of these the t2(»n inittee postponed their further 6ithsiderntinn, rind on the House resuming, the Conn„ itleo was or dered to sit again to-morrow,Atuotiraed, - vt(").NS. HOUSE Of' (;(). wcat 4 . . . The Smith Wale. 9 Fishery ),. a I The I.,port ivas reeeived, aim to tt t jaii .1) to: , ya . ds,srie:ti read N t Na o , ast li b e i:rt r itit e t t i oi ti niti a ‘ i i d dl The Land it7lvitia.llep' • ort ofthe , Land-Tax Amendment Bill hvoni;lit ill,, at id ordered to be read a tined time to-morr ow. The Scotch Linen Bill was read a third time, cud commit ted far to-morrow. m e . Perceval's 'Remuneration Bill was read a second tinio., and conunitted for to-morrow. The Million Ftxcheciner Bills Bill went till'utNit efuntnit tee. brdereti to 'he read t i secon d t i me to-ulirraw• '!'he Consolidated Molt BM went ttiroinrit a COnitnittee.— The Report was ordered to be brought u 1 io-uwri - ow. tIARGRAVE'S LIBRARY. Mr. WIIITUREAU said, Unit the Committee up;minted examined witnesses upon the subject .44 gr. 1- 4argtOtt's Li •