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' l 4r the Patronage of their Revel Highnesses the Prinee Re g ent and Dnkr of 'York. rtrilS PRESENT .FRIDAY, 3d, and To . - ,i ast ~T°rro';', ,, SATURDAY, 4th .only, will be acted, at Half.-: a tlie 2tt c'Clock .precisely, the favourite Military Spectacle H E • SIEGE AND HF,ROIC CAPTURE OF EADA.JOZ, . 117 the AlLed Array, rtnier the g allant Field Marshal Lord 2. The eitraordinary Exhibitionof TIE sp,tuaNG or ACADEMICAL DOG 1. Also the two surprising LAP DOGS. S. A (41-a:0 - 17 e Spectacle, in Two Acts, called, . THE TIGER - • A ss . Or," THE HORSE BANDITTI. • oy Theatrical Tro: , p ,;f E q uestrian Artists. , IMr. Ducrow Little ;)evil's new and astoniShing die t4ited Rope..l2anc . aL j o extraordinary. Eques an Agility on a sili , te Horse. - 'r • - . . 0 Which will be added the Laughable Pantomime tk.f . ' E. GOLDEN DREAM. „ le r ,°crS open at H a lf Five. Boxes 4s. Pit. 0.2. thir i ls• Second Price at Half past Eig-ht.• Places.taken re from Ten till Three o'Cloeli. • ESTATES FOR SAVE. • 'SPORT-OFFICE, -OPF June 23, 1312. • rir HE COMMISSIONERS fdr conducting His :m s 2114JEST.r.s TR.,IIITSPORT SEAFICE, for taking .Care of Sick' art! Wounded &amen, and for the Care aad Custody of Prisoners . of War, do hercty give Notice, that they will le ready tit this Qllice, on Turatty, the 714 Juty, 1312, to reveieesealed Tenders, and treat with such .Persons as ?hay be wilting to contract for supplyb4, f2r Twelve .51OnthSvertain, COALS, BROOMS, STRAW, at Stapleton ; I:EAIY, at DortmOor ; LEATHER; for General. Service.. IMPERIAL PA RE I AHEN T. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the tuonth of Augu*st 'next (Unless previously disposed of ' Private Contract, .of which due Notice will be wen), EVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, in the riches of .Wel,lantrt itt, Ewennv, Mangan, Colwin- Stone, Penarth, Coggan, LlandOugh, Lavernocic, St. An drews,, Mirthir Dovan, Llantrissent, and nandaff; also se veral Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about 2566 Acres ; together with the MANORS of West 1./ant witt, CorntoWii, and 'Penarth. , Particulars will soon be published. Apply to Messrs: W ebb, Webb, and Attwooa, Salisbury. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY. BANBURY PEERAGE. About half past four-o'clock, the Peers present, pursuant to the Order of file Day, resolved into a corn nittee of Privileges, and Lord Walsinghatu having taken the chair, the claim of General to the Earldom of ;Banbury was taken into further consideration. At, Tender will be recriced triter One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor afvy'noticed v-nies.s 't/cc Party, or an Agent for him; j)erstinally attend. Each Tender Must be accompanied b:/ a better from Jun) r.?4.teetable Pei:sons-, mg-aging tk become: bbund with the Persolltendrring, in, the Sam of £ .3OQfor the due. performanie of ihe ,COntract. Lord. ,ERSZINE addressed theCanunittee on the subject at considerable length, and adduced a va riety of reasons, all founded, as he stated, on the recorded facts of the case, in favdar of his ulti mate intended proposition, that the Claimant. toad made good his title to the . Peerage in qutstion.— The N able andaLearned Lord concluded. as one of his preliminary resOrutions--" That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the re solution of the 17th of March, 1692, importing that Charles Knollys had no right to the title, is not a 'conclusive bar to the 'chum of the present petitioner:' The question being put, a conversation of con siderable length (but in some respects of an irre, gular nature) arose, in which the Duke of Nor--' folk,. the Lord Chancellor, Earl of Lautlerdale; LordS Ellenborough and Holland, and the Noble and Learned Mover, participat;d. _ The result was, the . debate was,'On the-motion of the L or d Chancellor, adjourned till Tuesday . next. • - • The House then resumed,- and after, prayers were read, certain. additional ctocurnents referring to the claim's of Mr. Palmer, were, on the motion. of the Ear] of Lauderdale, ordered to he laid be fore the House. • BUTLER'S COURT, MANSION HOUSE, PARK, &c. • TO BE SOLD KY AUCTION, • By Mr. .1.,,)141B.B, - At Carra , i-ay's, on Thursday, July 16, Punk& Particuleirs may be known by applying at this , Officc. r.ll II A T MANSION-7 flotTSl 7 ., with its 'OdiceS ' Pleasure Grounds, Groves, Ghrdens, and beautifully wooded Park, known as BUTLER'S COURT, farmerly the Residence of The Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, And lately occupied by Mrs. Burke, deceased. The Mlinsion'is a substantial Brick Edifice, with two wings connected by colonnades; containinp• a suite of well-arranged principal Apartments on the Groutid Floor; two Staircases, excellent Bed Chambers and Servants' Rooms, and numerous attached and detached Offices; Coach-hous'e, and Stabling for Ten Horses, , with convenient Out-buildings. The,Park, Pleainii Ground; 4ic, contain about ONE HUN DRED and SIXTY ACRES, of vz.hich nearly one-half is very productive Meadow Land,and about El:etY -AtßES.uncom monly rich Pasture., The whole Estate is FREEHOLD, and very pleasantly si tuated near Beaconsfield, in Buck - ;:lhanishire, only 24 miles from London. , . 4 t , x , . . t t MEETING of TANNERS.atid others 'interested in the , 4aufaeture ..of LEATI - lER, • held. at. the. Ship Tavern, ."'ng-laile, Bermondsey, :2cl July, 1 , ..'12'; ,t,ite%o.red unanimously, . - i • • .. HAT it is .the Opinion of this fleeting, that ~ , the real nature and operation of the proposed addi l'i4,s Tax on Leather i, 'from :the Mis-reports of the Public, Vs, .ind vatiOtti user causes, not yet fully understood. !wi t.. t, as.the Third ng of th 6 Bill was carried by aMa- N.s,} o nly of ei:lit, ft is the.determination of this l‘f•etingto etc J ere in. tlicir Efforts to:oppose., -by every, ConsLitutional ti 4, a Tax xi Lich they consider 7 wold be .so higManhly lain -14: t• 1 the Pubilc., and nltiinatcly ruinous to the ufac -4 Leather, in all its - i::aches. ..! • Signed, i., ; order of the Meeting, „. ›...._ * BER. DREW, Secretary. TO be viewed, by-Tickets only, to be had of Mr. Squibb. DescriptivaParticulars.marbe bad on 'the Pre,nliseg,; at. Gar raway's ; at the Saracen's Head Inn, teacoosfield ; of Mr. nulgate, Solicitor, Essex-street; Strand; and of . Mr. Squibb, Saville-place, where the Plan .and Elevation' may be seen. • SHROPSHIRE. FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. leac.e. to inform thePub 41,t,'ic he has REAlOri'.3 front Coekspur-stree . t b.> No. 57, ,e•oti ti u 'VRET-STREET, CAVENTIiSH-SQUARE, nhere he 4 41:41 1 ,1- 1 ta to give . full value in read3:; . .Money for DlA ",,"S'and PEAltLs._ variety of 'articles in Diamond:: and Pearls to be of • second bind. The Irish bomtilissioners •Fees Bill, arid the Local - Militia Parand Clothing Bills, wei.e read a second time, and .cominitted for-tol-morrow. TO 'BESOLD BY AUCTIOI.It, By Mr. WILLIAM 'WV - LEY, At the PIG and CASTLE, Inn, in the Town of BRIDGE- Tll6 Assessed Tales Regulation, the .ExeheUtiet; Bills Bill, the-Hawkers and Pedlars Duties,Tran,i fey, the Jiish Lighf-houses, Postage Rates, Irish Excise, and the Charitable:Donation Bills, seve, tally :passed through Committees of the whole House, and were reported without amendments. Certain Accounts were presented from the Post Ofilee, pursuant to a recent Order of their Lor'd:lips, and ordered to lie•on the table. At Half-pasC Scveu o'Clock, their tordships adjou. , rned till to-morrow. NORTH, in County of Sqlop, On FRIDAY, the -31st Day of July nrxt, between the Hours of Three and Fire o'Clock, In the following Lots, or such others as way be agreed upon. • and subject to Conditions of Sale to be theu produced. , • LO I. . • the d distressed , LINEN (l, State oi of t CLOTHS are reduced re Manufactories duce faii2per Choi aald the PUSH LINEN COMPANY would recommend Rai Friends t a k e t hi s opportun it y t o purch a se, as, should a li tt % with Ame r i ca p reva il; an e x tr aor di na ry drance must Th'arily and immediately take place. . kie Iri s h L inen Company sell no Article but Irish Linen, 14 t i t u k o e t less th an a Pi ece ; each Piece warranted as'to Fabric, NI obey returned if a fault appears. " rOr Bank of Ireland Notes. • • ° J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company .' .Mouse iSou th n Side of Bloonisbury-square, is the Company's Loudn. • - . . . ~ NEW INSTRVNIENT. r4E Grand Patent Oblique Six-Octave PIANO- I , ,t t , d oit,L. which has cost the Proprietor •above Fifteen / ' , on e 4 4 pounds, is now brought to its utmost perfection in - e , Touch ; every Amateur and professioaal Person re 'otitcr u us it for its Convenience, and also for - its remaining uut. le .4 1n t u ne than any other Instrument; price Fifty (if , be seen at No. 5, Leicester-dace, where may be seen o r T'ired referenzcs to purchasers. . itt, (k ers trona the CJuntry attended to immediately. P)ck ....T4aes Two Guineas. ' ' , TO, BE LET FOR A TERM, T EIegantMANSION called BELMONT, '444' 4 11 I GO .Acres of good Arable and Pasture Lands, Plea rounds, Woods, Plantations, and an excellent Garden; "te between the Lakes of Winderniere and Conisten- Wa -44P. the Vale of Eastwaite ; mentioned in West'S 'Forr as s i gg on a gentle Eminence, :commanding an , extensive looking over Eastwaite Water, about one Mile from ttl le sh ea d , and 13 Miles from Kendal. The liduse in ex tut) of repair; the Land and Garden its the highest cultiva n:,al'?hout Acres, with the House. " to year Yel l : Possession may be had, as. the Parins are let from . TeNtiole comprising a delightful Residence for a Gentle to 4 1 Vortune, or any one witli4 large Family who wishes F ( , ir .e from business to enjoy aVicultural pursuits. N. r farther particulars itiqUM of R. Ward, - Esq. Liver tiTowers,neadtlawks!lead, or of the Agent, i tlit e. ° 4i - Bell, Tanner, Belmonli, near Hawkshead,Lanca- NE W PUBLICATIONS. • • NIGHTINGALE'S PORTRAITURE of ." , h ed . the ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION will be pab `er,ro,...e4rly in July, by Messrs. Longman and Co. Paternos .,,:', and Mr. Booker, New-Bond-street. IN• Just published, pric'e 4s. in boards, IE FROLICS of the SPIIYNX ; or,. an Cot o , eutirely original . Colleetion'of Cloirade's, Riddles, and p'.onedrlnts d, f 4 er t , or Longman, Hurst, - Rees, Orme, and Brown, .......214ber-row, London; and Monday and Slater, Oxford.. MR. WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND. Ip This Day was published, ° large Volumes Quarto, with a Map of the Country, ' priee'6l. 6s. boards, A L N ACCOUNT of IRELAND, STATISTI CAL_ and POLICITAL. By EDWARD WAKEFIELD. 4trte: te 'et, ll „ - ,Led fur Lou-man, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown Pa r-row zui g r! at the British Gallery, 54, Neßond. BISHOP HORSLEY'S WORKS. b td . This Day was published, leat ed, by permissioii, to his Royal Highness the Prince 1 0 Regent, . - -Il e Volume, Octavo, price 14s. in boards; . the Third • - . Edition of i TtRS in CONTROVERSY with Dr. ii t PRIE -- --. the Historical Question of the Be- I cq • the First t 1 1 ‘ upon n ur Lord's Divini ' • - ' B y SAIN s I t UE g I Ii n O ' R.SL - SY, LL.D. I.R.S. F.A.S. 1' Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. -: _ tta,°,which is - added, en APPENPIX,, in -reply: to Mt. Bel ho;',',% I;t: view of the Cont,, ,, :ersv ; by the Rev. Heneage qri - 5 .1% . • -1..N1. Prebendar: of S. -i r sripli; and late Stuc i lent of . As Church, Onc.ni. 'l) tie ''' Thi , .d Volu•ne containing fifteen additional SA-inons,' 1 e Gs. boat cis. , 4. 7 ,,,. • i. ~ia, as. l'rie rle 'Alt d Pr'ition of ti,-'-:- . f.',rst : Yolti.mo,. . .: , .!;nc,11., 1,, e . of the Thi e'," • tf c 1 - e --. ' - - :1 ,- • , Akill,.,_"'' , l J. Itivingr,-) .; '-' -'' - . ''' -'' - - : ' . - '.. - '" THE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of CHEL MARSH, otherwise MUCH CHELIVI.ARSEI and • CHELMARSH NETHERCOTJRT, in the. County of Salop, with the Courts-Baron, Chief, • Rents, valuable Heriots, Pri vileges and ImMunities thereto belonging. . Also all that capital Brick and Tiled. MESSUAGE erected within 'a few years past, and in compleat repair, with the Barns, Stabling, and other suitable Out-buildings , and sundry pieces or parcels of very excellent Araule, - .Niefidow, and Pasture Land thereto b'elonging; containing by , advriasure ment, 160 A. 2 R. - and '2BP. (more or less), situate at Chel .rtarsh, and in the pcssession , of Mr. Baker. . Also SEVEN COTTAGES, with the Gardens, 'Lands, and Appurtenances thereto - belonging, • situate . at or near Chel- Marsh . Coninioii7Wo'w let on - Lewes for three - lives each, at "small annual reserved Rents,'aniounting in the whole to in the several possessions of Benjamin Elcock, Mary Wall, Edward Dailow, j'An Head; Thomas Guest, John Dudley, and Thomas Walt. • • ' LOT 11. . A small neat DWELLING HOUSE,. wifh the Garde?) and AppurtenztnCes thereto belonging, containing IR. 20 P. in the possession of Mr. William Jordan. LOT HI. A MESSUAGE and DWELLING-HOUSE with the Garden and Applrtervinees thereto belonging, in the possession of Francis Horton. . • L.QT W. A MESSCAGE, 13IIII13 1 11;76ti, and several Parcels of ARABLE, N11;;ADOW, and PASTURE . . LAND, -lying below Chelmarsh Cot won, -cOntaining,.. by admeasuremeut, 48 A. 12 P. (more or lest), in the possession of the said Mr. Baker. 10T V. A PIECE of very rich MEADOW LAND, called Moore .Meadocy, containing 7 A. alt. 34 Y. (more or less), in the pos session of Mr. Baker. LOT VI. A NIESSUAGE, DWELLING-HOUSE, BUILDING, and LANDS thereto - belonging, ':4tuate at Choreley in the Parish of Stoddesded in the said County,. containing by admeasure lnent 4A.2 R. (more or less) in the holding of - Jordan. LOT VII A DWELLING-HOUSE, BJACKSMITH'S• SHOP, and MEADOW adjoining, in the holding of • , con taining 2 A. 1 R. 20 P. (more or less). `LOT VIII. , • • A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called tls; FIELD; contaning about 1 A. 3R. LOT T a X. , • • A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called GIG PIT, con taining about 2 A . . . • LOT X. A PARCEL of LAND, called the .LOWER GROUND containing, by admeasarenaent, 16 A. 2 R. The last three Parcels are in the possession of the said Jordan. The Manors abound with Game, and 'extend over upwards of 3000 Acres of Laud. Chelinarsh -Common is a valuable Waste, containing about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will he intitled to a considerable allotment on inclosure. There are Veins of Coal under the Estate, 4ich have been worked without an ,Engine ; and it is believed there are Veins under the Waste. The Heriots are Valuable, being the hest Beast of the Tenant dying seized. The Timber'and Sap lings on the different Lots to be taker. by the Purchasers at a Valuation. . The Premises are distant. only 3 Miles from Bridgenorth, B,from 'Bewdley, 10 from Kidderminster, and In from Wol verhampton,.all goodjllarliet Towns, and PossessiOn May be had at Lady-day next._ , For Further Particulars apply to Mr. Viezmas, Cranmere ; ,Messrs., • H.'• and W. LLOYD,. Solicitors, LudloW; of J. A. GRovE, Esq. Four Ashes; near Emilie. - Ludlow, 2Gth NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, AND CAMP- - BELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS, In Bight Volumes, Bvo. 'illustrated with upwards • of. Fifti Portraits, Mapsi Ch::4s, and Plans. • On the Ist of i Seotember, 181'i, will be published, Vol, I. price ,I[,s.. or on Loyal Paper .21s. (to be continued montlily, till the Wcrk is comyleted)- of the AIVES Qf the ADMIR A LS, CAPTAINS, and A Other NAVAL OFFICERS, who, have 'distinguished themselv,s Lithe Annals of the .World, and who. have been the ,;rea., 'mans of raisin,„; their Country to its present state of unrivalled e':n of extending its Enapire.oyer eyery Part of ifvfeilohe : inci iding also " A Natal HistOry of (treat Britain, thini the earliest Periods•of its History to tlfe close of the Year 1812.7 This We. ii will contain everything curious; interesting, and valuable in Dr. Campbell's -" Lives of the Admirals," as con tinued by Dr. Berkenhout to the Year /779, omitting those diffuse, and nnimportarit discussions-, which have rendered that, dmirable Publication less pleasing to the general Reader. • Dr. C.maphell's " Lives of theAiLinirals" was regarded by the Author as " a portable library, intended principally for the Furniture of a Cahin." The Work now offered to the . Public, will, by the introduction of a great' number of new Lives, and by a continuation of the N - aval History of the Country to the present period, be adapted to every class of Readers, whoare interested in the honour and welfare of the State. London : Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly. tM= RIIEUMATI SATS , PALSIES, and . GOUTY AI 1 ECI EONS, with tPeir usual-concomitants, Spasm, or living Pains, Flatulency, Indigestiop. and-gene ral Debility - (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently 'cured by w H n i r 11 F. AWS ESSENCE of MUST 4% RDPLI.S, after every other • means had failed. The ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the , .• Pills in those complaints where necesSarv) . is perhaps the most adive, penetrating, and eflee.tnal'remedy in the world, generally . curiug the severest Al NS and BRUISES, hi less than hal Nile time iisualiytal6.:n by Upogehioc, A Nue litoade, or atiy other Mbroca tiop ; and it used - immi'!Cliately after gor accident, it prevents the part turning •. _• • kVIIITEHEAD'S•FAMILY CERATE equally efh cacirus tor all ill-conditioned 'Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, l'irnples, Ringworms, -Shingles, BreAcings out :t , tr the Face, Nose,, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and In - Baltic! t Eyes, S•_-re ideals, and Scorbutic Humours , of every sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary. 4 ; ;ea ~St r eet, 5,,n. , 1 ()talon - The Essente and 9;1.. c:cli : 'the 'Ceraie at is. tld. and 2.5: 91.-- (..\ , -,: . ry.,,,N 1 -dicine'Vende ., in the" United Kingdom. .' , 11.:. ,y . ,,;..1 1 ',dile haS it 13:lacK ink Stamp, .with in 4 name , c 1',., . i o!Ans ton inserted on it. - i PRICE OF STOC: Bank Stock, 214 244 - 'Navy - 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. 714 k \ 3 per Cent. Red. 55ti 3 per Cent. Con. shut • Bank L. Ann: 14 11-16ths India Stock, HIGH. WATER AT LOND Morning, 60 min. after 9. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS...CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,. late in his Majesty's service, •challenge the whole world to wove a single instance NV h e their medicine-and :method of cure have tailed of the desired elre't.t. The p rattier of many years in this 'particular branch of their. profession, - has not. given rise toone.unsirecessful _ . They continue to'direct their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the syS.,' tern, Which iS the- consequence of the pernicious and wasteful etkeis of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by . the youth of both sexes. • in the one it will be found to be tile unfailimr, source of barrenness; the - other have its ravages fa tally developed to, them by adistressirig state of debility, which it not timely remedied, 'terminates in itnpotentcy, these are its remote and .ultimate eflitcts, while consumed tion, loss Oimicseu lap power, and various hervous complaints, usually characterise the ear i ief stages of this'solitary vice. Ut persons languishing um lei the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. the:giost obstinate and Complicated cas,..s - ef 've nereal ihiedion, such as obstructions in.the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tthnors, callous ulcers, eruptions, send nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES,: Whether_ recent or of long, duration, and which haVebaf fled the skill of other Practitioners, are by their Piese n t Un proved plan of treatment, of i:ettially and permanently cured, without the Patient suffei/ing the excruciating pan and aixrruing hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive pradice in this MetropoliS, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily, under their care, the total . eradication of which is aided by a safe, certain, and expe ditious mode of practice, to, any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding; frotri this complaint are speedily 'removed, and the Patient . restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the has lin years existed, a proper. persevel'ance in • their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has bean destroye l, is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeaa btlity, have been under the care of Messrs. 4. urrie, and Co. Ibr the removal of complaints of the Urethra, StrictUres, &c. and having - received a radical and permanent Cure, request that refetences may be p,iveir to them, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiority of MesNrs. Currie and Co's. plan oftyeatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had st ric tures from to to io years, and had been under the care of Messrs., Home, Heaviside, and.other Surgeons of equal emi mice,. who attempted the cure by the applicatich of the Lunar Caustic, without. success. Wlt:ssrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy,' and honour, at their. house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing• a remittance for advice and medicines, when the saute will he given or sent to any part of the kingdom. ensure-that sicreey so essential to their undertakinyi, the post -4.7,e of letters may be added to the account for medicines. 9th Line, 1809,-11°7, Hatton-garden. as YESTERDAY. India Bonds, 14c. IGs:dis. Excli64-tier Bills, 34d. per day, ' •ss. 10s. Bs. di,. ' * Ditto, 31d. perday., 3s. is. dis . : aranium, vai pr. imperial Ann. Cons. for Opening, 57 IN.I3IUDGE TO=MORROW. Evening, 15 min. after 10. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TIIURSDAY. The Carriatic Commissioners' Bill, the I‘l44ria tic Acid ,Bill, the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the West India Intercourse Bill, and the Publicans' Bill, were read a third time and passed. The Leiant Trade Pill, and the Wood and Ashes Bill, went through Committees, fhe Re ports .of <<rhi cli Were ordered .:(J be received to morrow.. The East India Troops Bill , was , read a second time„and orderato go through a Cwurnittee to morrow?' The Third reading of the Distillery• Amend ment Bill was postponed till to-morrow. The Committee on the Poor Returns Bill was ,postponed till to-morrow. Mi. LUSAINGTON. brought up the Report of the Irish Stamp Duties Bill, which Was figreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The House went into a committee on the Starch Duty-Act, the repOrt of which was ordered to be received to-morrow. The Local Militia Athendment Bill was read a second and ordered to go , through a Coin mitt ee to-morrow. Mr. LUSIIINGTON brougut up a Report of the De;'ence Pines Recove'ry Bill, which was ; agreed to, .and-: the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. LUSHINGTQN brought up-a Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, the resolutions of which were agreed to, and • Bills were ordered .accordingly. Mr. 11RouG1LAm begged leave to ask whether theoChancellor of the Exchequer -meant to persist in the-Leather Tax, after it had passed in that House with aanajority of only eight Members-? The CHANCELLOR of the EkonEQ.IJEA said, that Tax was now under the discussion. of another briinch of the Legislature. A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships assent to the We,t - India Trades' Bill, the Unlaivfid Oaths Bill, and the Southern Whale Fishery - Bill. The Commercial Exchequer 'Bills Bill went through a Committee; the Report of which was received, and ordero to be taken into fin ther consideration on Mjnday next; and the Bill was ordered to•beprinted as amended. Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up a Report of the Committee . on the Scotch Livings Act, whi.h• was received, and Bills were ordered accordingtv. ; Mr. LUSIIINGI‘ON brought up a Report of the Scotch Taxes Bill, which was agreed to,, and the ordered to be read a third time to-Morrow. LUSifINGTQN bi'ougat up a Report,on the Lotteries Bill the Bill was recommitted, the Report received and agreed to, and the Bill .wils ordered to be read a-third time to-mo Prow. • • The .Report on the London Prison Bill was ordered to be taken into fUrther consideration on Monday next. , Mr. M. FITZGERALD brought in a Bill to ex cept the occupiers of certain cabins In Ireland from paying tithes on potatoes. This Bill• was read a first thne - ; and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.. MARY-LE-BONE PARK. IJr. CREEVEY, in pursuance of his notice, rove to move for Accounts of the DiThurseinents fr , in the Treasury for the Improvenients- in Mary-1.- . NAVY-OFFICE, July 2, 1812, . • i3OOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR. ritiF, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COI- ' AL MISSIONMS of lIIS MAJESTY'S NAVY,_ do hereby, give notice to such Lieutenants in his' Majesty's Navy as are .desirous of btiing: recommended for the appointment of POOR KNIGHT of WINDSOR, under the Will of the late Samuel Travers, hi q. that they must appl/ at this Office, on or be fore August" 31st next, when they -will he informed of the nature of the Certificates and Tef,tinionialsAv!iich are required to slico. , that theyOthne within the meaning- of the sail Will, which expresses that they ",are to be superannuated or dis al)led Lieutenant§ of English Men of War," and shall he single Men without Children, inclined to lead a virtnous„ stndions, and devout Life, tube ' removed if they give occasion for Scandal."