The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-06-11 00:00:00

& 1 r/ A 1 . r I 3.*°1110 13. .rmitet 1071 . ) WEDNESDAY, J NE, 11, 1805 • I g . i t 1) Tat ATRE.ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRI.SENT EVENING, June 11, will b e a ..ted, a cometly r called, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. Sir Hebert Mel•iimh, Mr, Murray; Leonard Melmotli, Mr. 11 .110,,istrin ; Peter Pecs Obit, Mr. Munden ; Tern TX., Shenkin, Mr. Liwoo. Lady Melaiuth; Mrs. Glover ;. Georgiana, Mies Brunton. Fort of theTie.y a New Dance, called, HAS 1.;• - .QUIN MASJNEIt; or, The MA., SAILORS. , Igy • Young l 4y„ and three Young C o utlerocn. • o which *lll be addel, the Murical Farce of THE HIGHLAND REEL. Laird. of RaioaP, Me .Wailiv; Sande, Mr. Incladon ; Sh ity e rMr. Meeeders.,,Moggy, Mrs. Martyr. To-r, orrow, r he Teogedeof Edgar ; lath Regina. • THFATRII•IIOFAL. HAY-MARKET TillS PRESENT EVENING, June 11, will be presented, I.llelNto of THE MOUNTAIN EERS. WLivian, Mr. ;Lie; V,trolct, Mr. Patresp,,Jrin 1 Mr. Denman; Butcasin Mules, Mc. Whitield ; oithe, Mrs. Taylor; A g nes, Miss Tyrer. To which will be added, THE REVIEW. - Mr Depute Bull, Mr. Grove; Caleb Qwerferei Me. LAW.. east; Loor,ey Merterulty, Mr. Denneeis.„ liteUe Gr•yiore, Mrs. Gris; Lucy, Mit•Tents; Phalle Whnethoru, Miss Grant (her fret apperence meths stage). Trwthorrow, TPWS,.n.itth Heber ' • with T!..1 Sultan ; after trit WI (Sever parfotaae4), a Musical Faroe, caled, Catch Him ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, IVIn• 21, lao4. COURT of DIRECTORS ROI A L EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, mu hereby rise Now, that !heir :TRANifER Olt be that I. ant TUESDAY the 10th o/ Jothe nett, to TUESDAY the 13 , 14 of Jag nest, mud that a Gehrrall!ehrt of the ern/ Corphrhtuhs mit/ hr betlen at their Office, nn WEDNESDAY the 18th at Jose hest, tit Ebel% olliock u thelarrheast, to ratwrier sic 1) mead. SAMUEL . irm. Seereary N . B. Atleh4hher givers dads , at the said Offire, and at then. Office far the Altsurahrt aj noitraa., Cromi , t Met- hamedise, (Phi Stip in Ifarier., en D..ek, at white Building, Jinn Lop Of ih1O111:e - ?•11‘ Fire ; and rittefer the Asturaesee N, mad geavting Ritnhires Ott. Lit , e3 a • TURTLES. • NvILTSHIRE and CO. King's-head Tavern. Poultiy, haie jutt lattrlod a C.:ego 4..1 fin. live!• TUR TLF.S tor Sala. Turt!es dre- , atol Day, lb !twine : tort ptol fettton, cnd tent to pazt o: Country TO FSOOKSF.I.LERS, PRIN I I:RS, OR STATIONERS. 171, ANTED, a Place fur REHOUSE MAN. Can hawk a, undernable l.haracter. Direct w J. Y. at Lae Crown, Statnnteri-court, Ludgate t, CIID IL R and PERRY, BOTTLE!) STOUT, BURTON and EDINBURGH Li.S„. id the Ingitest per...two'. he CALF., Purveyor of the above ctlelee to Her Majesty and the r Royal Highnemys ;he Duke. aT Clawnca and Gloueetter—Vaults, al, Haymarket, and 30, Coventry ,TAL ANIVHITHF n AS . LEY'S, VITUTMINSTLAINUDGE. ender toe Pit.uiti2. Royal Mighasersea the Prince of Ve Al riam'a rh,e9iyoßK. THIS ritEsErr WEDNESDAY. June 11, 18111, and wore Peening this 'Week, will be pm cer esti, MA Sot .''{hack, mecimly, • now, gran/ Sreilacle, ""th Machinery`, Deeeratioot, uncommon Lo true Emitoiroer., Citaihatt, Sc. Sc. failed. The PAIR,BEA F • or, Toe A WES and AFRICANS. Concluding 11 , * 1 Pr ocession in Carnes and real Hones In the course ae . Fr..nitig, various Feats of Ir'.otakmalishlp ; aim, un •tieriated ROPE DAW.UNG, Ly the crlettrated Mr. RICHER, who it engsgad for a fear Eveoings longer. Tina whole to concluder with (Slit time) a new comic Pantomime, with vareme 7TlOC..aliieal Charles, Weed, The TALISMAN; Or, HARLEQUIN'S ORACLE. Doors to be at Half-past nee, and to begin IS Half mrt Sic o'Clock.—Emes, 4i. ; Sol omi PriM,Se.offit Ss.; Second Price, it. ; Second Pe "••11 -433 .IFtecenti P ice to cor.imence at II f Eight &Clock pr duty. nicest* be takea of Mr. Mut.hr, at tits Theatre, from Eleven , MOORING-CHAINS AND ANCHORS. rrlift COMMITTEE for carrying into Execu -1 two the ASs of Parliava , rit for rvederang were conti. o duAtis, and for bettnr log the PORT of LONDON, will meet as Gtiuxotxt.t, J.'''. city of LONDON, ~n FRI DAY, June 20, at Twelve oneek at wien precise! ,to recwve Peopoaals, sealed up, from Plsoita willing to contract for the Bapply of Moo-o( Chaireeend a. Toe ?antenna and Coseitions may be seen at the Office of Works, Guildhat!, or the Clll.ll Office, Blackw all WOODTHORPF. GLORIOUS BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. 1 PANORAVIA, Haymarket.--This most beauti ful cerre Representation of the memorable awl glotions Vlienry ribtained over the Crambined I<REts of Fiance and Spike,.ip Ca2a Ttafa!gar, rttlt the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson, will be open fa Exhihoion this Day, at Messrs. R ae4 GI. S Fallaster's Panorama, aipsiaing Cie Opera loa.e, Hiyin;rket. • Open from Nine in the teeming till Jusk.—Arnhittance Is. FAMILY MEDIC I INE leaving town are respeari.lly inforenet,•that th,y may ' be supplied with coin;iltte Sets of Medicines, In Oottahle m•- hMany chests, of v•rirds• sir I, with printedeltrectinns for o,e, poetics/lady neeeuary fur Families, espeLially w:iere th•-re are loung children. The medicines are warranted of tl , u best quality, and such as r-tiin their virtues in all climates, at Slyerly's, Chemist, Ac. No 105, Holborn-41in. berwr-en Hattoi-gars-n and Ely place; where inky be haul, genuine lioiran Arrow hunt, of • superior quality, at. 5. 4J. per lb. . . MeSClllßedEß,being tithe pinet of 'muting auto his net i ye eremite, retentfully Mgt leave to Worm the Nobility and Gentry, that the last performances rid his ehildreu, are fixed for Wednesday the 11th, and Saturday the 14th of June. He takes this opportunity of expressing his utmost gratitode tech those who hitherto have honoured his Juvenile The etre with their pre•enee, and flatters himself that these two last evenings will likew i.e be hounured iry a large audieuce of his friends and wril•aifilertm GERMAN THEATRE. LEICESTER-SQUARE. THIS PRE.SENT EVENING, June 11, 1806, will be presented, a favourite Opera, called, THE DANGEROUS NEIGHBOURHOOD. TM Muse composed by Mr. Moller. To cetedude with se entire new Farce, by Ketsebue, called, DIE RLE.INST/EDTER. (rite Grimy of German Croon, Town) AT a ISIIMOTOUS MEETING of the COMMI TEE. of WEST-INDIA PLANTERS and MER ctoorrs, held at the Office o f the s ec , eta ,,, is n,senp,gnre, Mean, on the 9th instant. Lard PENRHYN in the Can, the fo!lowitig Reirolutione weer enanimously agreed to, and fikrikr-d to be published in the &Serene London Newspaper+ Resolved—That this Committee ebeerves with tee deepest concern and astonishment, that it is intended soon to revive, ie the Haim of Commons, the questi , tn of a total Abolition of the Slave Trade, and declares it to be hiiptly proper, that the Well India ranters and Merchants elreseld, with unite ; 'Unlit mei and aftivity, oppose every attempt that has in env the accomplishment of this measure, which ran never be offeeted, without producieg the destruction of the British West Inela Coloniser. It seared... That this Committee warmly approves of the hill now depending before Perliernent, foe enabling His Majesty in Ceuncil to regulate the Ifitereoune which is to te carted on between the itieh Wait Indies and America in Neutral Vet aisle ; and considers that this pronsedini has originated in a just 41tetition to the Interests of the British West India Colonies, and is recommended, by long experience, width has plainly evinced, that a regular and adequate eapely of Lumber fur the wen of those settlements, and of "food for the sustenance of the People thereof, cannot he procored without adopting a measure of that deseription ' • ann that it appears to the Meet ing to be indisputably true, Mat the Codgenesce, Revenue, arid Navigation of the hetish ilmene, most b e most essentially biemet,d by a plea which ;owe fully eneeorages the coiner' , twin and tinerterem , nt of the British West Lydia Culonie', by securing to their inhabitants the means of subsistence, and by vermin mg fee the Planters of those valuable Dependencies, the larbeles of Timber, which are indispensibly meedneary for the erection of buildings, and for the making of packages. in who h their produce can be transmitted to the Itlother Coun try. where it la afterwards eilfused themes various channels in ineicentme the Stock of Nanette! Wealth. And this Com mittee ieftbitr on.Uters, that se far from the Navigation Law, of the [mittens being infringed be the proposed memoir, the Trade, advantages accruing to this Country, horn its toned Trade, are, in fact, upheld and increased by this &Ceasing and necessary 'miser:in item the Letter of those Laws. By Order of the Committed, WM liCH.Dfiht. Seetetart. PRO - P*le! Y OF PLKStIpIAt APPETARANCE. Beauty and Health rennet be woe orentielly promoted, than by astendialio N tpe i trr s r r veBo ß o st otih r e v T E eedi. TOOTH rVI POWDER, ° W E D S VI R T . havin i g received the appr:hatirm of the first Nobility, Gentry, and a ganerein Public, by an extensive con sumption for a units of years, as well as the attestation of its superior eseellenee, from the analysis of its component parts, by the moat distinguished Medical character, who have pro nounced it the roust pleemnt Veutable Tooth Powder knewne, to increase the hearty of the enamel, and pre note the derability of the Tooth, and which has, in consequence of iti • experienced arivaetages, been honoured with the immediate pa. Irnitlage of their Malestree, and the various Illustrious hi anther of the Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry. &c. in the United Kingdom. NEWTON'S TOOTH POWDER is as Astringent and Aotiworbutic Powder, a delicate .Irnmatic, drxtreissey grateful to the palate, and pleasant in it. use; its file, to thous who apply at, it is • certain prevernitie• el pain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest period ul life. It cataloged. to be faithfully prepared by Mr. Newton koaly), at his houot, Kenuington• place, Vauxhall (Tata uf Great Rumedstreet, London), from the geneine Recipe of the late Sir Richard Jehb, Physician to Thaw Majeure% he ; and wild whelerale, retail, and for ex Western. ley Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, No 06, St. Paul's Church-tard . , whom ha hasemeorreted melee , . a liberal allow ance to his ') t own LW Country Veeden, Merchants, etc.; also, 'Mail; by every Perfumer and Medicine Seiler in OM thlogdom. in Pfeeles, el Is. 9d. each N.II. reuse to ask for Newton'tTenth Pew ter, and sec that " k. H. Newton" is written on met Us red tank. a , all ethers sold as tiortor.'s :renteteens. nay is pllb:1•11ed, in Fool-cap Oct, ! lON, a 'fragedy ; And M: PorTRY Rs GEORGE AMR3./51... RHODES, Esq. Puta.ithed by Wltlians 111.11er, Albemarle•Stest.t. --...---- To oe publisised s•speechly as po.sible afew LIII pealing alba NE IN PROPERTY ACT, - AGUIDE to facilitate th e Execution of th e Aft in felittoutt to the Cliarior, the in 'hoer's• esiimating the V tine of Pcu i -e.ty, sad the 1:.ov of ti w several Pesos con cerned in toe Exeruums,'l..kei; from the inwit apent.ed 1)0- [1,0113 that have been circulated sotto': the laid twos Years nn if it Sallect ; wish asp ar.o.ary Notes and Otwervattoos an the 100 and Forms 1 p•aceedinz. In be pruilett and acid by I.4ce Gold, On 103, Shoe-lane, Fleet-sw F Fleet-street, Ivy whom the Atiwastion to the former Act was printed. SIR GEORGE DALLAS'S VINDICATION 01 , THE MARQUIS WELLESI.F.Y'S ADMINISTRAtION. This Pay is pub,isbed, in 4to• pr i ce 51. A VINDICATION of the JUSTICE and PO. 13. LICI .f the late WAILS wool ou it. lIINDIstgrA.N. wit' the DtCKANi, by MARQUIS tstrussixv, in cnn ' iwoinn with it \Jet R.A'J, - against the suaudit.i.te MAR- H 4 TTA STATES. Printed. for John Stockdale. r.ceaddly. Of whom may be had, on two lair .litoots, madv e..1 0 -.red, pore I ,a. 60, or or. canvas and roue,,., ot i o .o caul. WI A new aid acco , ate ?OAP of HINDOSTAN, caotfully compiled frost the lewd and het .4iithorilms. agreeably eiv‘rtGb.:Seytila....7ll•l,..C,ll,,,,i,,LlDoTlA4ll,tyaedt,Fiss.:::..::dit,7:4l.l.iuktXiii,E:ed.id---:::,:::HirtiotCh...",(K,:),6l:l;.::.:isin.t.:lF.:::::::"..raus,altl bee f . t this HEADING, for MEN cf CAST . E re , Volume We met with niauy Au.:, dotes peifectly ne. to its; and we advise such of our fr:14.1 , S as are fond of light reading, to n s make n p it . : i l e ie t i u r r . .: i i i i . l ,l l ia , : 1 .. 011 mu a p li os n t ;.. e . b il a c i%e d , , o , r . g m e m t e A jt ug A . p , l t a . ne S Id by J. It tddray, iiroplieite Bolid.tilstet, Pus-A.li, ; and all other B.soloieitess. . Apt... tending . I . . nothing that did net distinale, and clearly, and plainly, app ear upon te evidence. He desire .. , - - should stand excused fee m eing.this ten ark et de time ; but he could not at fi rs , be 'weer of the nee , titre and tendency of what the Reverend Prelate hat& . to offer. Counsel were again called to th e Merl Apt! the licitor•General continued hia argu tient t ' the cite, curustatices of the ease are already before ofee ders ; and the drift and turn of the arguments went sim.i . ar to what wa. urged in the Coors orlon , . Hs. dwelt a great died on what he t lesctibed as the pre sent comfortable and felicitous situation of the Ape pellant, and what must be exp..rienced is vino.. quence• of removal. A situation which he ~r.; iesi was superior in point rf e liedeltei so that e l se esch an affirmation of the decree would go to place nee. Mr Adam fahowed at -erne iteigth, and tease- - tally adopted the same line of ergumentatiore is his nutter he observed, that what their Lordships would have to decide on, was a mere qnettion ef ' domestic discretion ; a point on which the Nn-ee Members of that House were as capable of decid ing, as any other persons whatever. He exeatiated on the more than maternal solicitute which Mrs.. Fittherbert manifested for the interest, the happi- • ne-s, and the instruaina of the young lady in gees eon ; her anxiety, notwithstandmg the aditneede of her own religious persuasion, to have bet eberge instruaed in the true principles and tenets- of the Esteblished Protestant Religion. After Oweilieg- , for some time, with treat force and ability na these grounds, he submitted his utictintents. that their Lot eshtps ought to determine upoe the ground of whatever was the mote likely to conduce to, or s-care the interests aal happiness of the individual in question. Counsel sere then ordered to withdraw. The Earl cf LAUDEADA LE moved o that the cause be farther proceeded in to-rnorrow, and that Counsel be called to the Bar. at twou'elack,P which - "Wes ordered accnrdinele. The I tau .e was unettennenly foil, as weld below the Bar as above. A greater ntrnber of Peers at tendee Coati on ary, oce.avon (sere the reteint trial of the I nipeaehaient), we have rcniembered, since the discnador of the Treaty of Amiens. 'l'Pe Earl of LIMERICK ro.e to address the , 1 Haase. From the degree of centesion that obtaiaed immediately after the Counsel withdrew, ,se weer naable to catch i the tiest wards of eisfeNoble Earl.—He observed, what heeked to caliehe :atten tion of the 1-louse to, regarded - the Privileges of Palliarnent. Neith some degree' of surprise be had read in a Newspaper --. • it • • ' When the Noble Ifeast had advanced so far, some of their Lordships moved the order We the exclusion of strangers; the space llrlow the Bar was avesnedi. • ately efeeted. and the Wine centiened its dose deliberation far more than half an hoar. We could not collect to what topic the Earl of Limerick calls d % th eir Lordships' attention ; nor could we undetifand that any motion or prorated. ihg of the Haase was grounded upon it. After the doors were opened, strangers were safe fered to continue below. thellar some time ; during!! this interval, some of the Bills upon the table, pr 47 sate, were forwarded. C ISE OF VISCOUNT MELVILLE. . The Order of the Day was then read, for them. Lordships resuming the discussions upon this sub lea. •I he strangers, as usual, ace dire red to withdraw, andtheir Lordships, as heretofore, in a Committee, c ntinued in close deliberation, until past eleven o'clock. They at length, we under steed; came to a resolution, to attend ia the Hen Cower of Peateeteker OR 1 . 111'1 1 113 A i Rem, (l o. motrow,) at ten o'clock, for the pureseile of giving Judgmeat in the case of the impeachment of Lord Viscount Melville ; and mitred that a Message be sent to acquaint the Commons therewith. Durog the exclusion of strangers, we timierstand, their Lordships made an order for adjourning the fetcher consideration of the ease of Mr. Justice Fox, end the attendance of witnesses tlrenee Rona a-rnorrow, for Which day it had been Last tiled, um. TRIAL OF LORD aitUrit.LE. I Tis expeeted that tilts Trial, whic!t is (At more intele.t".4 to th, , Public than say winch has taken t Ace since the I.l.lwachinent of Lettl Maechtsfield, aritl be closed in the coigne of the pte•ent Week. lAMk ASPF.RN litiAseiler, at Outage, 'Crows, d • Constauton, Nu. JR, Gambill, has ti alts:h Matanals as will enable him to prlatob a "nowt sod inMattial Iterrt • : dna whole l',""";"Ilnilt as alai is Se..f the Hove, a Loll. :hall be phoorveteed. It will couoto ever! Aegoetent aiqd own, hart neresaity h. put the Pultc +tau complete taus , sea.totof the 010.10 Cabe, atul at vio *awe tune wit DC atal at a viol isie..4l the toot / esezy Ittatle . r. •ps Tat Palaltc ant TCIONIS4C4 to tie particolat In imallTing " "oetna's Edition Jay eied, in Oat tinge Volutes, Itoyal °Mayo, ' As. in tarcrila, a riva liaLition, vat, cansaicterah:y tn. 41 $1.T 1In gi7EN'I R. PR ACTIC A L TREATISE un 001114114 W. of VLN busy tat kJ/Kt:it/omits of IibTATES 1" tai. Wwk an attempt :us been ir.de to cciur.sice not on:tr the whole Law un the Sublet?, including S.lee by lion, Bc. te;eB Puectscoi relwernitiont; but aleu tat Kmnal practice ti the P. , ,kmaivn, tho lode, Ataeoirne..is of Tars, alumna Csoistsweireseems . dil• .ebtAla a R.A.C.W.r. , jo; dec dte. Londion Prone( 7 fe , J. Ihtteltionh, neat .tvsm; sa &J. Cooke, liarrannol Clown, thohihn.•' Dedicated to 'lie Earl of Moira. This Day ES published, in Tun Volum. , Crown Ottawa, talcs If.s. in extra turer, embellished eith a Punt nit etched by Fatter, from a PAIR One by Aliriustiona ririiE LIFE of iIiOMAS iii:RMODY ; inter - .L spersed with ['trees ...f wished Poetry, many exhibiting unexampled Pierostuiity of g• ounce po that Talent; aiml con taining a Series of Correspondence with several eminent Chas millers. fly JAMES GRANT RAYMOND. 0 He who such potable ham to well coetl4 form, . . •re Pasitun'a slave, was Indiscretion's *lid : Owlearth emit...owl, grire.ing wraiths worm; Ito; seraph-plumd, the wonderful, the wild." Dernicielp Enthusiast. *.• As the Schiele of these Memoirs (whose Career thr:iugh Life wee nut di-motley to that dilemma, or of Clemente)) was bet little known in EVersd, except to a few Chanters erni• newt for literal . Talent, it may not be unnecessary to state (wi.t ii Peru..! of the Work will amply demonstrate), that he poetical Effusions are the Itssanations of exalted early Genius; x --he marked Charade, mked by the most eccentric Tr a n—hi Mood at once bot• ardent end iodine...it • ' e —frequently nog to the kit moo( Lear:nog, Taut., end Fsocy i yet duo W a C , induct 3pprriairriating to the nterweet Stine of more topt rude ; a, Eai Aerie/ of chequered Vi•inisitude--enterttleelnd and interesting, tet terminating in the bitterest Poverty add a pro. mature Death. Printed fur Wiliam Make, Alistair's-aunt s and J. Archer and M Mal ,r, Dahlias IMPERIAL PA ICLIAMENT. • MOUSE OF LOSOS-.-Tu.vvvsv, larva IS. SENNVJUII v. SEYMOUR. Tie Order beiag read for takin' this importer Appeal Cause (tram the Court of Chancery ; the Parties in which are the Hon. Mary Geergiena Emma Seymour, an i11 . 411t, by her next Friend, Appellant, and the Right lion. Henry Seymour, commonly called Lord Henry Seymour, and the Right Hon. George Henry Fitzroy, commonly called the Earl of kiuiton, Kespoudents,) into con sideration ; Counsel were called in, and Mr. Soli citor-General, leading Counsel fur the Appellant, was heard at considerable length. Towards the latter part of tl.e Learned Curturs address, The Bishop of WINCHESTER rose, and moved, N that Counsel do retire from the Ear," wbicn pro ceeding taking place, the Reverend Prelateaddresi ed, but in a low tone of, voice, a few observations to tee Haus& : We understood his Lordship to say, that being under the necessity of shortly attending the pastoral avocations of his diocese, at a confirm ation, he wished his sentiments on the affair uneer consideration should he known to their Lordships. He was desirous of aliording his humble testimony with respeet to the religious instrudion of the young lady. lie alluded to the affidavit he had made, prid ing the investigation in the Court below ; and in the propriety of the steps then recommended, his ob servation since had fully convinced him. He no ticed the propr,ety of the appointment of Mr. Crofts as the religious instruCtor of the child. and bore testimony to the proficiency of the young lady therein. After the Leaned Prelate had concluded. The 110081) ‘Ii.ANCELLOR roe and °bort. tit Tuesday next. At halt past el even o'clock the House adjnurned till to-morrow, wl.en their Lordships stand suninh.a. eJ upon the question for the second reading of the New Mutiny NA. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Petition WAS presented from the Currier, of Dover, against the Flaying Bill.—Ordered to be referred to the Committee cn the Bill. Sir J. SINCLAIR meted, *. that it be as instruCv Lion to the Committee on the Bill for regula ing broad-wheeled carriages in Scotland, to take into consideration the number of outside passengers to be conveyed in each of them;" which was agreed to. The Report of the Committe2 of Ways And Means on the Assessed Duties was agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in on the res&tions. Mr. Vansiitart btougbt up the Scotch Distillery Bill. which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Iliursday next, and to be printed. Sir ARTHUR WEiLLESLEY referred to the statement made by Mr. Paul, that previously to the spoliation, committed on the territories of °tole, the manufactures of that country were greatly *s.. i tended, and its commerce ranch encreased ; and. 1 tl.esetore. to *hew how different the opinions of I that gentleman were upon that subject at and! ier period, he moved, 44 that extracts of the separate proceedings of the Governor-General and Colima, Icf March, 19 03 ; and a letter from Mr. Paul , to ' the Governor-Gereral, of the same month, sheuld ibe laid before the House." In doing this, he read a passage from the letter, in which that gentleman highly extolled the conduct of the Noh!e Marquis. Mr. PAUL arkn.awledged, that l.e did voice the ; letter in question, but it was soon atter his return .. • . I A • , • -.---.....11-...4.-....-- ----,--- -- -- -- -- N •i jr . 41. • '' .1510)e ICE SIXPEN E. I frP • .• , _ ._ _____ . _ cIA' O . Ow! 6 4 in lonatel. lltti that an ... e.J'y what had tale i mhe LiscELLANaious liMerend Pte e was not in older. Their L %I.& ships. in deciding this apssesi, could talc,- noti.:e cog - ' -'• SPECIAL MONEY ADDRESS,. NOBLEM EN and Purwus of Fashion supplied wan Money t, any amount. A gcritleinait piefigee himself to procrro Alone? se sapedttilnisly,seCr ail. and deli• cat•dy,a to evince that the obi wqop getter& yoterib :d so \ to. ney Dealers is not applieahle a ser , s °net an interview will c.ntvince the ap.nicant, whether lady or g.attleinen, teat this Address deserves the attention it claims, and that the buidnese is condueltd by persons above the ordinary standard of pee., fiery negoeiaters. Apply or write (post paid) to the Discount Office, No 14, Clipttrine-sweet, Portland-oleo, or to the Agent, No. 6, 111 the Fltilty, Ludeate-hiil. Those who Walt it may be waited in at thir own holies. This day is piiirlislsed, pre' s Is. errnwili,iied with a Portrait, THE T RIAL at LARGE of DAVIt) RO BERTSON, Keeper of the Jerusalem Hotel, Charter street, Covent Garden ai d formerly Master of the Standard Tavern, Leicester Fields, for committing an UNNATURAL CHIME with GEORG? , FOULSTON. Tried on Saturday. May Y 4, Ware Mr. Raton Graham, It the Sessions Hriuse,ol.l Dailey, of which he was friend GUILTY, and reesiive4 -Sen tence of DRATH ; with his re.aaritablc Address so the Court, praying an Arrest of J trivalent. Sold by J. Day, 22, Fetter-lase, Feet-rare .t. Where may be had, price is. The Trial of Col. PASSING NAM and J. Eta WARDS, ter a coNsrlawar ; now in Nessgate for Throo.Yean. MEMOIRS OF THE PRESENT AGE. 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