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' 1 i........... ... ..___ . . --"------ ________ THEATRE- RO Y? YAL, COVENT-CARDEN., ToFor the BEha FIT of Mr. FAWC Err. MOR ROW EVENING, May /6, will be Fla y , inte aFil, Thr f ee'Arlsor that Night only by, cal perm led ission), au Historical , TH E SURRENDER OF CALAIS. Fustsche de St. Pierre, Mr. I( E mri LE, (Rtihs his iirst appearance in that Chars ter,) La Chaim, (Sir. FA %V CETI' ; ' Ana julia, Mrs LITCHFIELD. lathe tottrte ot the Lvening • the following t hree very ccle. brat ed Songs ;--- , 4 The Thorn" '' 0 thou that leav'st me halls heot," and, positively ' for the only night this sea b} G. A. Stevens's Description of a Storm, will be sung ! , Ir I Reloaon—Malant Fig's Cala, by Nit., 'L. ',wry , — i i i i i u "14w Song, never before sung, written by T. 0113- c t 'l.', ll ,t , i ',Solomon Gunky's Chanson," by Mr, bars. ' u e ing a Narrative of his Voyage to Dunkirk, his _ lour ' to Faris, Sight of the Coronation, his Return to t•1141414 ' 4 " his View of the installation. At the hid oe the Pt duster \lti RI, the Young Orpheus, h w i s il f i r t r _f°tnt, i Celebrated Concerto on the Violin, being and ugly appearance on this Stage. I WITH at T• OF PLACE ; 0/, THE LAK.V. OF LAUSANNE-- Mr, HIT ",, ,I. The Charadertty ~ mr. INC L. L DON {with new Songs, being his it, p fir st appearance in that Chatiader), ' AWCETTokliss DAVIS (heing_her first appearance Tick in that Cli,rdaer), and Miss WA D DV. t uc k in et i f to be had t , f Mr. Fswixtt at WS' Chambers, 1 ?* the ,r 4 ant street, York -buildings ; and of Mt. Brandon, at ......4.. it atre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. -- _.— nOYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. Stek • Chelsea, 14th May, 1105. t sli Persons as are willing to 'supPlY - this N. ~r,„„ iTI:TioN with CANDLES, -antl'such Quantities , tec 'jw cAsT Lt COAL, called WALL's.„END COAL, li me, siZY for its Consuinption, and AS shall, from time to 11,ne to„(temalideti, between the isth i rutte next and the 2401 cbmi,liewing, will rive in their PropOsalsin, writing to the 4141144,11 ' ttl • ; ` b r tt loth I tine. P drt i, ,I 4 um, on or e ore ie . . aira ve, k 4 .34 10 of the Contrads may be hart by A pphaation as 1,,,P1,0‘.1' f l\l pRING 4('r i •Eky NtlW DRAWING. 111) ullowing the G RANI) SPRING Lars E RN Total h, Qf p6L es , Value SCHEME.• vajueValue of each. al a a fat, 000 a _ 46.00-tc, .4 0 ,0 00 , 3 3 to , ooo - .3 . 0, y o_ 6 0 0 0 soco 'S' • 2090 • to.o: t 1,1 a tOOO 8 0 0 I ST • .. Sob . Wooct " 6 qo Jot) • svoo - • h 'to . • 12 C)C4 50 - Soon • Ty e t t 4104,0(41 ', • , ' l'a-n,''.; - - • .' ' s : - tittt.,f, .til,l Chpitals will be determined a s s c coll a d y w_ _ 0, _ 0 lint ',Wn,•,t st I),i y 4 to,ecio Fi . rst.drawn, 6 ilhoilif;z 2°0:0 hitt, ..24 Day • . moo Dato -. 7 hit t , ^ 34 Day boo Ditto. - . Day I'oo6 Sth nay 30,000 Litt o . 4 1 11 biy 5000 t Onto - 9111 ~,.„, 2,00 Itici Stll Day iodo I Di!ti) at .—veril)lfirc'el. ets3ll(l Shales are selitu 4 . ) • I li;}' Itcket . . . -1,,,i9 °°42 - 9 6 %114,,,,„. *49 t s ~.1 , 1, .F.,.igii ta.•.. .. • -., - .. 4 18 o Sixteenth 4 `.1.Lia 13 „,..WA Wit ANTED tIN DR A,WNI; If4l` NEXT WILL TIE TH E SEC O ND DAY RNISBY. ar(it)l'(.l:TAtWttiNeGtfully acquaint their InKilt,,T,,9)(is and he t ,t 'ut)lie' ° teat they •shallenn.tiiine_setlile -14NAt 41.`41'S 'and SI I .':, k I.'. ' S (kuring the Draw i ng fol i (444 itne. Lttery, warranted :indrawn at the o ftlm! p it,,. Ille .ri,i, which renders the Purchaser cquallY as as.sectt e re 4n. ti ()m t. !! or Share was bought before the Drawingthiegsaine Tertni.` 41. Letter or Carrier executed tve.tly on 1 vli AS it peseilt. ' io . k tv paid Gil Demand whether a aol. or a 33,0ae1. at .........t6, Curnhill. ' ' 13ti,,,‘ , NEXT SATI.J' TWAY. „:4611, Coutratior for ihe present Lottery ! Nitel:"Pt'ftildly acquaiuts the Public that Tfeke!tiaole.l:ll, on sAl,Warrant undrawn, may be had tilt N Ine ' Q •y 's DA. 6 tAlwiutinit.kilt ill 11 b k i.: NI K i n. N LX.T, , - wh . en the S E COND variety of ,i, curn ~ der to accer nMctrate those who, from ,a will tinthar4nees, may have been prevented purchabing, he . . , i e t "ell, at both his n1:1 era:dalished 01.11 Les) • 41ck 1:, Cornhill, and 9, Charicx-Lross, ,' Item - • IS and Slt AR LS, until Nine o' C lock. ort Saturday , Warranted thigrawn, at the following Peter's: k ilt , .. Ticket ... 4 isi 9 o M o qL4O,, k 9 'I; 9I .L ight!' - - ,C 2 6 I. " 418 0 I Sixteenth - ney tot P r i zes I 5 " as soon as draws- , ' STATE p riz _ , .C) TERN' CONTAINS C30,00n 3 . Prizes of 4: coca 2 5,000 , %coo '''••••- 1( , 30 7 ray* RWIFI9 I. o thcri• of Joal. dtc, Set:. t‘hcrici.4.4ll. ,CO. No. 1, ?ow t ty, arc itettitig 4 , 1 y 1 1 1, anti gl - IA RES of tho above Lottcry new itl4tl he last 1.0 1 , 4 44 . tte 'Y,, the Ticket No ^0 o'2 4 Prii?Z)i I)C%.eg ,of a Prize'or 1 0.)01. ( 0 0.?: ails! 6,ZVoi , theta I N : IC stl4l6d atid at Switt arta Co.'s Of- Istkf,9t I'7l, Prize Ot 20 , 401. NO. 9.T620 gilh L ot rY,anti NQ. 19,,`03 ry , " of ro4ol. the w ere gist) :old Ehart;l ' ik.RI c 1. 1 .I. 11—&----------,---776,.., i_l( and CO. •• ,11 • 1... II . (.. 0( 0 . • I • . that the S Plit.. Ili LILLY arL:iniin t the Ptibilt .' " Lot,. t'q vtSI:e()11) 1 )A Y of 111boott SATURDAY NEXT. pf i.AiZ , i(J of the Fet.ent • sTAT v, et vitawi-1 41.:L. t - of -4/,,,, 000 -of . 7 z. 10.30 7 . 194°9 ! t:„uoo t 3 - of ' ." tritit ' q .3000 ill. , VI'S antlitiA it ES, f4,i1:.,f1f, 4% to Corner of Him r erlc :t .. .4 f'..itt of the Kinp's NI q 00 414 01 ktchattit.On. warrantee! ar►drawn, continue inthuiltilzigs, Co-1111in, and levvs, Clwring-cross, ti) C.Joctlock, alvi Co. , 6 , ....,.. , ......_ . I,,leklilti!:ltill:re:ratll:3l eunrtel'ruregdeurill7l.llll4nrirleletl°lll:eal):l:!ifi::ll: trilrtb; N Qt),I..VU it 04 the liauki of lied 'rham i cs„ , e l s .r. ...',' ..,4116' k :it h ? Town ; com4;•hin tivc Otat 4, .i,1.6t- "-- Sc r. Litri,,,,..mu° a Nat-stalled Stable, anti Stlm,tmg Kitchen Qattitr:4; ;;tlt,ur rout At teli oi Meadow Land ; a ~,,,,,, C:vori-11441;.'"iPktelY vrup 3ett to I '' tittle rise' Qe t &et ter NN I . for two v. t , i Nilik, l'o i ltry‘ I) ts, ice. ...,.'• ..-. . flit,- 'Mtiktr '4rti l t4- ." ' c - tit iloPerf No. 424. I i I i4kti':;wt. -" " ziPl'IY o4ll.4tittt. t° " ' i , -.. - -3, . ! ETON ANNIVERSARY. THE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Sa turday, the iSth instant. The Right Hun. Lord ViscOunt BROM E in the Chair. ~•• STEWARDS. Right Hon lal. Waldegravo Edward Horne, ESq. - Sir Hugh Owen Abraham Moore, Esq. Sir }Min HaWkins, Bart. Charles Edrnonston, Esq. H. H. Hoare,-Esq. Jonathan Baine,"sq. • Tames Praed, Esq. Captain Flood. N. B. Those Gentlemen who intend to honour the Meet in;{ with their Company are requested to send tar Tickets at the Bar atilt: Tavern as early as possible. Dinner on Table at Five o'clock. Tickets los. 6d. each. LINNEAN SOCIETY. T. E ,ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the LINNEAN SOCIETY of LONDON will be held on Friday *the 24th of this Month, at One o'Clock precisely, for the Election of a Council and Officers for the ensuing Year • and ttic Members of the'Society will dine together on that I)ay, l at the Frecisiasons' Tavern, in Great Queen-street, „Lincoln's: Inn- Fields. !Antler to be ou Table at Five o'Clock precisely.—Tickets, Fifteen Shillings each, to be had of Mr. Price, at the So ciety's Apartments in Penton-square, Coventry-street, and at the kir of the Tavern. Panton.square, Coventry-street, May 7, tEoc. LEASEHOLD ItESID'ENCE and LAN!), mar NORTH , A-MPTON, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mi. SIVII 1' H, At Garraway's, on Friday, the 24th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, N EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, in complete rßepair, seated upon a cheerful Paddock, command ing extensive prospetta, at I'itstord, a fine Sporting part of the County, near the Fox-hounds, six mites from Northanip-, ton, twelve from klarharough, and seventy-one. 'frail Lon. don, in the occupation of Col. Carnet. The [louse contains 8 Bealiattibers, Dressing-rooms, and Clasets,Dining; Drawing, and lorning : roonts, Offices of description; Standing for two Carriages, Stabling for eight Harks, ,Granary, Dove house, a Cottage and Out-buikings, spacious wrlled„'Gar. den dtocketl and planted with choice Fruit-treest Shrubbery - ~ .ral, k s and Flourishing Plantation of Forest-tree;, .with 95 Acres of • rich MeadoW . and Arable Land, lying compact,' well Fenced, supplied with tine Water, anti Tithe free.— • A Isa 'a Farm- house,. Barns, Stabling, .0 ut•huildings, and WO Cottig4 in the. Yilla4e at Pitstbrd. • o ne viewed '.v►th_ t_'ickets'onty, which, with particulars, rnaylet had sik'days- previous to the Sale, of hlt.,Stnitlri Broatl-slaxt,,ne4r. the Royal Exchange, where a Plan of, the Estate niav ps seen •• particulars also of Ni r. Haws, So litdtor, Nortiltartintan • Harbarough Swan, Newport' Pagneil George Woburn.; of Mr. Wilkins, Surveyor,.. Rowd, near Devizes .asnl GarraWay's. • . . . FEE.TARM.RiEN' Ts, COUNTY of NORTHUNIBE R.- 'LAN 1.), and TOWN of BE RWI C K.- U PO N -T W E I.'. D.- - TOBE' SOLD BY AtICTION, . By. Mr. S MITH , • - • At Carraway's, on Friday,. the . 14th of Tune, at Twelve O'Clock, in One Lot, VALUABI,E FEE FARM-RENTS'-ifi.fuing out of the Manor, Borough, .and Town of Berwick, RoYal WatErs ant.! I. 'siting place, , Lands and Tenementsitear • ' the Borough, in Broornhall, 13ulhio Barony.. Riding of the, Lee, Shotley and Staley, Tithes of Eilderstone, Fluthain, , Hopton, ' Locker, • Rowsorr, Warnford, Warrenden, West Bradford and Felton, Challerton,_ Ens! ;Marten and Gunner- ton, Kirkeaton, Wark. Manor and Castle Prudhoe, Walling ton, the Castle of Ilerwick, Stillingwith t Ico. amounting to 2.491. Ss. per annum. . , • Particulars may. be had , twenty, days previous to the tale, I,at the, Kin g ' Arm ; Arius, Berwick Queen's Head, Newcastle; 'ietteen's Head, ' Morpeth ; W bite Swan, A timid( ; Hotels, York and Edinburgh ; of Messrs. Denary and Cope, Soli citors, Temple ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith , No. 6 a , Broatl.street, near the Royal Exclian4. , . .. FLUIERS AND ALE sMILN FARMS, IN THE COUN. TY OFBERWICK, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr.'SMITEIe, At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on • friday, the 14th of June, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot. THE FARMS form a most deiirAble FREE. .11OLD Property, containing together 427 Acres of remarkable rich Ar a ble and. Pasture Land, conveniently sub. divided in a king fence ; . Tithe Free, and in high cultivation, advantrgetnisly situate Parish of Coldinghame, one rude from the high road to'''i.tlinburgh, two • miles from Ey mouth, ataltten from Perwrek, both Sea-ports 'and excellent Corn Markets, Vhere plenty of lithe for manure and sea :Weed are easily Prbitried; with Farm-houses, Barris, Stab. . ling; Cow-houses, and Workmen's Tenements, entirely new . built ; a 'fltresiting Nlachine, and lAA:diem Live FetiL;;;; Lett on Lease to /+.lessrs. Fairgtieli and Fife at rents amount ing.til 4921. tos, per annum. The Estate affords an excel lent tituatipn for building a. Seat, commanding an extensive prospea on the German ticean, tram St Abn's Heart on the left .td-Banborough Castle on the right, it h , Deans for Phisitatiuni sheltered from the Sea. A superiority will be added 60 415 10 giv„e Vote fur the County. Five thousand pounds of the iirLhase-money may remain on Mortm,e. To be viewed, with leuve of the Tenants, twenty clays previons to the Sale, and particulars then h ad at the King's Arms„Berwick ; Queen's jleaii, Newctit le ' • Queen's tleart, Morpeth.: White swan, Alitwick.; York, and Edin burgh ; of Mr. Constabl, Solicitor, Syniond's.lnn gat friorOand'6•Coir,m. house, von t stivcr, sang ; at (;arraway!s; and of Mr, Smith, Nd. 62, Broad-strzet, near the Anal Ex-, change. MANOR, MANSION, and LAND, in the RICH 1/ALE. of CLEVELAND, mai NORTH-RIDING. of it COUNTY of YORK. . SOLD liY I. I RivATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SI./iITH.O TH' LORDSHIP, BARONY, and MANOR of STOKES!, E l',.abotti.ding with Game and PIA' , tine trout Stream running'', through M titor), the .. \vith 'rolls; Stall - age,' Quit-rents, Rights andlniNm uties - belong- • lug to the producing. 13512 per annum, eapable-of con- , siderable improvement. Also an etic,:llent Stone Dull; Nio de(n ',Mansion, in complete order, seated on a cheerful Lawn, with alt m:! a,:proacit and dr:ve, in front of the plea.: - sant MarKet Town. of Stokesley, continanding-a tine view•of-- the Cleveland i 1:lli and acljacet4 count" y,.40 trout yink, 'l6 trom n - thallerton, 9 trout Li ,sb . )rougli, and 13 . tilii th.. .SC.I . The Mansion contains tenl34leltAinbers of Rand proportions, a Nursery_, s....veti Servants' lied-rooms, Dining-room, 3o feet by IS, lDr.o 30 feet by 2,1, and , Breakfast Parlour kg f a eet stpt.,re, with 1 4 te eielings, finish ed in a modern elegant style; spactotni - Hall; pritn:ipal and second StairCASeS Office.; of every description ; Cawch. house, and Stabling for e. ht horses, Out,stabling, Yards, corn and 'lay hams, 'fltreshing Machine, and suitable Out buildings in good repair, supplied with fine water ; spacious ' Kitchen C;ardens, walled and stocketi with intim:rims Fruit tree.; ornamental WDods, and sever Inclosures or rich Arab'le and Pasture' Land, containing, together --upwards of 63 Acrcs, in a tine Sporting ,Country, surrounded by t;out.: 0,1 the tir.et Rides in the Kingdom. • The Land--tax is redeemed, and two large Pews in the ; Church belong to the &tate. Four thousand pounds of • the Purchase -money may' main on Aloftgage. o he viewed with tickets, which , wi th furthTer particu lars, maybe had of Mr. - .Sinitlt,- No. Broad-sheet, Bear. the Royal Exchaut,he. VICTUALLING OFFICE * . April a, aq. TNE COMti 'ISSIONERS for V.l ALL! IVG Ws MAIESTY.'s NAVY do hereby OTAS Notice, Thar on Friday the 1711) of Mar next, MO wilt' be ready to reoei've Tenders, in writing trealid up). and treat for-Three fillndied Tons of LYMINGrUN or IVEoWCASTI. E SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Three Iluthieed rani' of ENG BAY SALT, of the'largest Grain; of which the Persons W/11 snake the readers are to produce Samlsks ; to be delivered into Hi: - Majesty's Piamalling Stores at Drptfind, one fialf by the 3 r'+ of y,dy, and the remainder by tin- 3 ah *lB,7i:ember next, free q aja Charge and Risius to: Majesty, except that the Conilaito, will be allowed Zr. I Ili. lar Tan jor Porte! age of the Salt flans the lfrhaif to the Storoi ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety' days after date. I . bi Conditions of the Contra/1 may he son at the Seeretary's Office, at ail Office; cr appOing to tbe"ColleThr j of ;be Sail Duties at Lyminknol, flentpthire, and Middiewich, in Che shire, respet7iv4. In') regard will he had to av Tender iy :which Price :ball not Ge inserted in words at length, or _that shall not; be drupe; ed to the Board betre 0%, o'Cloc* :on the said Friday the 17th of May next, nor unlerr the Pena's. who makes the Tender, or j ome Potion on his behalf, attend:: to answer, when called .for. fCTUALLING OFFICE, • May 2, 1304. rPHE COAfMLSSIONF t RS for V ICTU ALL 1 :VG His AIAYESTI"s NAVY do bony give Notice, ?oat cn Tuesday the 1111 instant, they will be ready to receive Trizi, , ra in writing. (scaled up), and treat ...with tact, Persons as will an ler take the _supply of SEA PROVISIONS and :I''RE4H BEEF , to His Illajely's Ships and l'esads at . the Island of telutala fir Ta.elve Months certain; and, further, until Six ...Mouths warn. ing shall be given . : •to bepaid fot by Bills, payable, with Interest, 'nine:) , days dlte date. The Conditions of the Conte;te7 Maybe..ieen at the Sicrelaty's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in Tubich the Price ohs!. n2l be inserted in words at length, it that.sball not be delivered to abe Roan, before One O'Clock on :hi said Tuesday the 21 at instant, xor unless tbe. Person who makes , the*Tender f or some Person on hi: behalf, •ataettesr, to answer, when called pn• ruts will any Ten i ier that contains extravagant prices upon some A , - • tides, and pricer much inft , kr to the seat value upon 'ot6ers, be considered.as it roper to le • - OFFICIc, /Iffy 6, THE COAI ;1118310 NE RS for FICTU A ING His 11:147ESTY's NeleY do herehy-give iNl , tice, that FridAr, thr 17th instant, they twill :e rea.6* to.receive Ten ' ders in writing (sealed up),. and treat for about Tin - iv 11.,n -died Chaldrons of PITTS reINFIELD or Coals of equal kodness, to be delivered in a winds; C:zrgil Or,C.‘ar. goes, in the spate •of thtee weeks from the .date Of the Coniract,, t v i n d t and weather permitting, alongside the Wharfs of lit: ilia jesty!,s Plctualling Premises, at Weevil! and Portsmouth ; and to be paid jOr by dills payable, with interest, ninety daft After dote. .The Conditions of the •Contran may be seen at the Secretary's Office, No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Pries si , i7 not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliverid the ,ward before. CM( o'Clock on the said Friday, the 17;6 of lUD , inst. ; nor:rinks; the Person mako the render, o f to,ne Perron on bit behalf, wreath, to answer, when called . PICIIMLLING-OFFICZ, Atay 8,, iBos. IHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTI,I 4,L ING His MriyEST - Y,'s NAV Y do hereby give Notice, That Thi;riday, the btu of Lens ;text, they swill be rtaty to receive Tenders, in wilting (so • up), for such Quantities ol IRISH BEEF and PORK, in half Puncheons, 'fiercer, and . Bai•rels, as the respective illercbants and Dealers therein shall think proper 'to oiler ; to be of the beg qnallry ; to •eirve been cured in the tart Season ; to be delivere.i in the space of Iwo Months inter flit Itfafesty'i Stores at Deptjod, Purlstitiinth, and Pfr:' to such proportions as Ludt hereafter be.detertnined tIPP , : and to kr ine4 v . rThy 4114, ',pajable, with int:test, ninety - dis after date. The 'Conditions of the Cott:rail may 6c seen at the ,S'icretary's NiOffice. regard will be; hod to any Tender in which the Price steal! nil be inserted in words at length; or that shll not be deli uered to the B'oar'd before One o'Clock on' the said Thursday, :Le 6th of Yeine next, nor, unless the Person who nukes the reesdrri , oe some „Person on his behalf, attends, to a:apices . , when caljed • „ LAST INDIA HOUSE, • Ally S, 1895. rri H E COURT of DIRECTORS thr" A. UNITED COMPANY .f MEXCHANIW' G, LAND trading to the East India ao htireby give Notice • ' That a QUARTIiRI Y G 4NERA(, COU itT sad Company will be held at their Haul', in Lrodenb4l.qtreet, on Weditelday the tv.6 guru new s at Eeven rk in Fcre notint• for the.purl ote of d‘clari»a a .4)h:hip:l front -Christmas last to Midtummer next. That the Tian.Or of the raid . C;mpa , .y's St,ek' will be Shut in Thurniqy, the 6th 3‘une next, at Tivp cit:fork, and Open ed agaiu on Thpday, th e I.P n h 7.4 following. . • And th at the ividend Warrant, o the sa e; : Stwh. due on the stb jab., will be ready to be delivered cat 7ueietiv the 0 :My next. IP lI.LI 4 AI - it 31 ,V • • • • MAv 4, txos. nit ANGE•i 'sort LEMONUAW- N.,' MAN:AwI:ARABIAN E.SSNII S., .yid TRIM BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, ;a: thia e); cellent Condition, at il)11N, BUlUES_S..itiut Ware house, No. to;, Straod,:corner of the Savoy Steps, • • TRURO GRA.IIINIAR` SCUQOt.. 9 -1 1-IF. - Rev. Dr. CORNELIUS CARDEN,' 1 who has for many years past kept the. Grammar - School irt,the LtorouAlt of Truro, in Cornw4l), having givens notice to IHC that he shall resign the :maw 'in the month of illy' next, I do hereby give notice t••, Per,,:.; welt qualified' and desirous or sucoN:ding him, that tit) ni , y ap,ity to me at mi) , time before ihe end' of the, lit,sent Alontti, oy l;.tt•;,1, - soon. atter Mach a Nleeiing of the Lorpot.ttion will hi: held to take their Sev.:.ral prettalsiont into coasideNtion, arid to irx un one of them. The former Masters have hen ✓ allowed Twenty-five Pounds a-year from the CUrii.;,..tlitin, NV 11 ILA! ro'; LI be Lon ' firmed as tiaual ;.and Dr., CAtiten Iras recer , :: t a further Donation of Twenty..tive Pounds, the better to enable hiin to keep an . ..IN4ktant, Mitch most vrubably will likewise bre continued to his Sucecs ior: JAMES NUNKIVELL, Mayor. . N. D. Dr. Carden has kindly said, that, should it be re questelof him, he will keep open nit school until Michael. nos tne!t. . . • CAPITAL COUN'T'RY' RESIDENCE, with BEAUTI- I PI.F.ASURI7.-GROLiNDS, CONSERVATORY,- AIEADOW LAND, &c. tit COLiNe.Y HATCH, On the 4 wit of EIN..EILEY COMMON. TO•I1E SOLD BY AUCTION,' By . iYir. SQUIBB, (ily Outer of the Executors of John Pesky, Esq. deceased) , at Garr.iway , s,.on triday, M.ty 17, at Twelve o'Clock, A y }fort:cite:tit, Corivenicnt, and Substantl4l LA. VREEHO.I.D MANSION HOUSE, in riled Repair, with every fequiiitc attached and detached o t fi ee, d uut ,i e each-house, Stabling tor five Horses, a complete Browitouse, capital Conserv:4°7y, Gr.ipery, and: G reen-housa, near sir; test in length, tilled wait uncommonly tine Orange and Lemon Trees, and various other valuable Exotic and Green.house ; a Melon (irtMildi Pine Pits, lee house, excellent Kitchen Gatdcns, beautiful Plea .sure-Grounds, disposed with great taste, and embellished with very tisrivii4 ; Plantations, and three I nclosureb ot . very -rich Meadow and Pasture Land; the wiiole lying tiompaa, and mitist delightfully situated on tint verge of Eine ley Loin mon, at Coloey Hatch, a a e juAly aArnired lilt its rural beauties, and peculisrlydesitable ear account of its contiguity to "tno To t, vit-oved t ithTickets only, and Printed Particulars 111.ty.[Xt itaii of Messrs. tones and (;men, .sui it itoria'S;tl6burv sq :are, Fleet-street ;ion the Premises; at ci araway's; anti of Mr. Squibb, Sayille.p.ot,av, &•11,d14-rp,v. 11141 3 E L. PAR LI .1 MEN IF)USE OF C:OltflIONS. TUESbAY, MAY 14.. . ()t •tite Mial(llt Or Sit j N 14E* t ri the House wert into Ropier at . Tile 10 - port w„, ,;,;.1,1,•ii to to.roorrow. tin the. Motion (;I" ;4, ri;,cN N tiw Irish Fruits Bill Ivas4itad. !Line . 'Mr. At, 1101,-1.1 the i'Lit tiler consitteration.of keport of the Coninfirtee on the Irish Land Partitiiin net. The Arnendnunts were agr:ed ro,.and the bill ,ordered to tie read a third tone - Mr. Strjeant tits - r .postp nt.!l ,his Motion relative to 111 , -.7 Eleventh Report t', . • Air. 101 l NSOil ,oit-at Chief Secretary of IFS. presented Copies of toe Prol:coi;igs in the Irish par liament relative to the G Attainder of oritelius Grogan, Esq. ()Meted to be prititc.d. Mr. ALIN.A.Nera. I.)rouillt tip .the 12,,eport of the canunit, tee on the Slat.: Rill ; which was agreed to, and the Lill or dere(' to be read third time to-morrow. Mr. llusitlssaN give notice of a Motion on Thursday next, for appointing a Committee to inquire into the exile", ctieitev of alitiwing Cotta ttl be' brought to London by the Iladdirigton Caind. ' • Sir W. Croitra 'inoved, that the Petition of the 3d of !}larch, relative to I,llproyooti.onts to. roe Vort of London, be referred . to a Conatittreo.--Oidered, The third reading; of the Property Duty Bill, and the ("ow-. min a un for SinuAglitig. Bill, were postponed to "raitrikliy:. second. leading of tile Bill FV;IS pu6tptyleit to Nfotiday, , and toe Bill iii the 111::.:11 ti:110 eldeNd to be painted. -Accounts-Of the difl4ent •Sitins presented to be raised by - ‘ Grawilltries of the, sevcia I Counties in Ireland, from tst . -latithay 1 775 , to tat January iSos, were ordered to be laid beinre the House. Mr. Wts tear"; obtained tear: to bring in a Bill (or ran. tiering- Proteaion of Parishes st.oir.Lt the by them from the defalcations of Colic:Awl of Taxes,. "- Sir I. Sr E A ant:tile a On, which haring und:rAonc.- All Am:in.:meat by tilt, i1.04C,E1..1.:)it the E x was a,t,,:ed t-,, :tint wIS .)''filet it be en ); ; ; ;,,,, e ... 11411 to tild ta,wllolo the th e KOnine'y ant SJtaire•ltad ne,o; I.;:terren, •,:exanitii4.: 5511 d itie es.pcintiturd.uf Store's tar Lae, • 6.tki . , • CAT1101;1C PL'U'TO Z.—IIESUNIED In * BATE: 7 . l:he Order' ut the bay lar_resuming I):hite on the.M.ition of . Mr. Flx, for referring the Cotho. tic Petition : 10 C slltsaCt4llllll of 3 CollllllilttC, having hem testa, Mr. 11/.d.• rose, and declared, tltar: on many accounts w.uhl :ratt.ier.hay.e iioivereti sentiments on this subje'tk last night.: On ul Acc , n . ) ,,, indeed, but one,. Which was, th.it• his sentintettii would have, conic too closely in contaa with the very brilliant speech of the lion. Oentlesnan near, him, which, whether the cagency . of the jriun,eni, ' or the splendour of the,claciaenee, were considered ) , must be allowed to have-met with the general ad miration of . the lit,use. There might certainly be another reason alledged for WiShing, to protraCt the debate. He 'should certainly have,been extreinely. s.;rry had the questi, , n been decided negatively on no better ,grounds I what had been brou g ht forward LISE night. alloi.vances ought cer.. taint y to h mole f•ar. Gentle!nen Who earn- to the discussion under strung impressions, Irtcm which others Vitra tree, who had endured with their families all the horr..rs attendant on civil cuinno. lions,, and who could therefore nor speak so co,tly on the f:tibket as men who had in no oegree been at'. f e et e d by t hem.; but even this consideration would scarcely jtistify the language that had been made use; of last niot. great opponents o f t h e tion in that discossion were the'Learned Dieti)r, his i-ion.. Friend .under him, and a Learned and 11 n. , Gentletnin on the same, bench. • The gencrai ten detley of the.ohservationkof the first was, to evince objedion to theCatholies al Catholics alone ; that of the second, tit assert the influence of the Catholic , Clergy over the Laity ; and that of the third, to that Whatever concessions might be made to the Cathiwould never be satisfied, ,Me. r ,t t,t s, n at , they considerable length into an; x... :!1c r aminati.:Jn i anti reiu.atin tit" thc ;14iti:nents used by tileSC CVtilleincli re • t, Ctit.:ly to ,u i .pott o f t h e i r apitii , ms. The Stitli ,, :t of oaths Mr, Smi i i set Tit a 'very c l ea r . light.lie . .oked,.whether int eintglation of the French Rates cci Cit : rgy, the, 'Rs.voltition, when they . Might . hive retainzd their b toe fi ces by taking aocalli, franc which, according, to the Letirned they, inigh(easily have been afterwards released by the Pope, was nut the st r o ,, g ,.. evidenee'ltif tha i:npottance attaelted by tiler'? to that solemn engage:in:ht ? was . a taet iii the face of all the„scr , :aed passages from the tinasty twori e l ..ea;nl records of the Councils of Nice and . Latvian. N one Could If tli t liim of,t(pecti.„ liar v itdit(ction ittr Catholics, as . he was Ql h it !',ion the . tiv m ist re oved tram them. 1 -I. c sva., a Prote,tant Dissenter ; but he thought the C.o. thnlics at Ireland, had been oppressed, and he felt for them as ,one ena . n aught to feel tot another.- 111 0 .1 laditnra Do6t9r had libelled the. iri,h,he had libelled theGOvertiment'of thi;Country in suPpos,, c hi d! the C t atholic ihCl l. i e ;n ui s la P e t r . would tlie r tla w n e r b e e g i 1 4 ;rr:;. duced into Parliament would limn a phalanx fur the purpose :of intimidating - the Minister into a on pliance With their rueashres, Str4li a supposititm Was mo!ist t o o,. any : huMan institution could `be proved to him immutable, then he would ac. knowledge that tho Catliblic tcli ) ;ion might be itch._ :mutable, but not, till then; unless.ht licit ved the,: chokes were 3.5., easily affedledbi good or bad treat. mentas other men, he must,believe what Burke de nied, that there is a geographical morality. n the oppression under winch the CatlKilics-had lahour. , ed was taketrasvay, the effeet9 ut that olTrc"i"" would cet4se. What had Been ,-the conduct at the Rta.. man C...tthol'ic. Colony of Canada ? Was it nor wt. cwceptionoble anti 'everiineritoriQui? fie bad titan. st their t' t , ) ( e )Ln I V ,av iour such i hO ss i9 i and he : oLha ye c...lobideralot, that the Catlillics7of l 'i t : ; *.g Fi t t')lrtia'4lrfiiiejaltiletu