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i F ~: ~. , 6' 81 QLESALE. CAB.P.LT-WARE I . 401:till, 63, HOL SO-R.N;• I lILZ. WOODW ARD and -MAIITIN be g to infopn ) 14. thejr Friends and the Trade tjt ,_veneral, that they ;14,; , removed their Stock i l rinn their late IVarehonse •to • Mc 147 , ) where they solicit a,continno.uce,of. the pa4nnage they hitherto-been favGara with, and Whkh they take this , Port,a • io any re,tpectinlly to.acknowledge.. ntitn, July I 1812. • ' • i r.REGU,!.ATION _IVAT4R-PROOF, CLOAK , AND ItEAT-COAT' WAREIIOUSE, KING-STItELT, ST. fbANIES's-staVAlt. --• • -• • 1 - 1 114EQ).til • and,SER . GEANT, .11egiulental Tailors and ,\latinfactiliers IVATE'I 2 -1'1.()Or - rAm v7T to hi- Ili-A-al • lLialkn'ess Dukes of • -:•• a. 4 4,Comberiand,. have the honour to inform the Army thatiIietrI'OILTrOALIVATILII,- - PRopr CLOAKS N i 76 ,- aPpr,oved , and estasl4llecl, a regula4ip9 tpr Foreign Ser -1), V lo ilalle4C: perfect te; wet') , the simieL-an ad, of - .t! liiy.entors and sole Proprietors, King" -• nez• s.-..tia ! rt. • 4 -roh 041 • • . • .. - • ENER4L- .SIR JOHN, 1110011.bs ItUNNIA. I'it.tNT: - 'O"..;.'II'`BttSTEAD; • fjrraink Wat Military. Bed ~f the Field, Barroas, :Ind also —a tti for a Tent or ItOrAri; &c. and' liherise aSE COT for th: (4 rd Ship, -packing; in. a small V.ili , all o weir (I.gLit.' s - , i portable ever yet ma . rtufactured.,; invented-by SIOR- V6 O aact SANT'iItS, a-an ld 17; Cialitirine-itiet, , Stranil, hiOest *tumours ought to he t 411 thu - se who , o hi-e and die for their •"•" - . • .. stw.;:vtic-ST,Q.Ns. „ . . , * . - This Day ws' pall - shed, In Qne Volinue, Octavo, r. ice Ss. boards. , ..0 PLAYS : MANTUAN4IEVELS, a CO tr . , iced iii in Five Acts; and•HENRY the SEVENTH, an ' 44 ?e!val.'rra b r e dy, in Five Acts. By ItItHAILD CHENEVIX, Esq. F.R. and E.S.; ;WALLA. &c. - 7 ulled for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's,' Chnreh-yard. , Where may be bad, by the saine Author, "servations on Mineralogical Systems,-price ss. in boards. This Da; was pubii.he4, In One Voiwne, nth°. Brice 125.• boards, A New Edition of • . T r iE TREATISE; on - •HUAtAN NATURE, S. and that on LIBERTY and .NECESSPiI',. with a I Pletuefit. - By THOMAS I-IOBI3ES. To which - prefixed,' 411 .4scount of his. Life and Writings, by the Editor, PHILIP MALLET. L 'n-ed. for J. Johnson and Co. Sf. Paul's Church-vard. THE WATEIIINC; PLACES. kNew Edition of IIIE, GUIDE to the WA -4,4,TNG:.110E5.) fgri,ay piiblished 4erssrs. Loasman, Hurst, Il,es,‘Orite, unal3foita, Paer prsoe• 13s. boards, or 14s. bound in:ited. ' GUIDE .TO -LONDON, 1 4 4 en , - Edition for 181-2.(is this Day published,. of 4. .711fE. PICTURE of LONDON, and may be Lab. of a _ • 'Loriginan i Hurst, Rees; °rine, and' Browri, .Pater. ‘ ,... : 7 4 "-row, price 6s. 6w boundia .-- ... This Pay was Datitished, itol, _ . -la Svc.. price 3s. ed. stitched, ... -t A•BOD'H - CHANDRO'DAYA ; or, the lot;,„ 11 _ Don of - intellect : ail -illegorical Drama. And ITNiiii tet i 4,l 4l 4,,iit •the..Kaowleds . e. of Spirit... Tr4islated frCmi ' ...... _.., the'. y , '" e rit arid.Tricrit. • - '43 • ' -.- ' •IV J. TAYLOR, M. D. - • -- •• _ of the •hll;•ati4 Society, and of ~the. Literary Society; t l i f cl. . Bombay., 4;4. . - for Dragroao, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and PrOwn, '"Tqster-iew ; and , at'#e British Gallery,. 54; New 0114,... • ---.. • 1 2 6 , 14 :i3af w"ere•ionblished, prieeOne - Guinea in'boards; A-TRACTS from the DIAR,Ir oi . - kiLavtß.,_ Vo, °l: titintare; conSistitig of Critica ObiervatiOniion t tra Ls-of - disti . nguisbed Einine,nw, Ancient and i‘loderni.,.l.A.• li tl i t r Y necdo:tes; Conversations and': DiscuSsion,s, . Mordl, 1'..'e,:1 . 1 2 and . - Re!rgieus' 'Stricttires...on Prodnetinns , of ibe ki lt i s lls; and Jonnal.; of Pietur4a4nefrOurs: tbrtit!gb Var farts of at-eat - Britain- _ . P r i n , ' 'By 'l'. GItEEN, Esq. - , ~, • . - I'v ei , for Longman,- Must,. Rees, Orme, a.nd. Broxtn, .itili2_loiter-row, .London, and J. It..tw, Ipswich. . 7 4 , .'• . • Pi t y, FOR ,p}rit TIETIU:AND: GUMS, •ESSENCS of. • P.E 4 ..k.,111: N titi "rj.NTIFItICE; in;ientetlf..the.late %11.1,er't to t4e l?ince of Iyales,alt:ipeatly . wade 'r, both i n el egance an d e ff i t ac y,. t o an y thrin..lntbetto use of they will , effectually. preserve , the Teeth: in a. be,1 141 1.1 , , ,5 4 4t4 _even to ,oldugy; • render them white a rjd. 4s az e 1 11 , 1 without the least impairing the Taianiel, -fasten s!tch Nro t .oose, keep such as are already deCayed froin heComing Prevent-tbe.„Tooth,aeli, perfectly .cure the. Scurvy in alt Ttii„ t Tnis, and lualie them grow firm and close to the Teeth. . I, k ewiie render the Freath delicate ly . sW eet, and remedy Ith ose Disorders -that arc the consequence of Scoibatic l,4nd a. bPd Teeth. • ka t 3 1 - cantinneto be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley, 9d: o Cockspar-street, Londn, pce 25,• h, .and key 7T• &Inman (late 'partner aud ri successor to . eac ,Blll. - He 7 14:. G eorge-strect, Hanover-square.. )1 4 .4 i 4 e: are genuine hut_ what have, the words, "J. HeMet, 8 1 ,A' ` e Y, and Elew, ('ockspor-street;" engrafeirin the Stamp, IZat ibel liayloy and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, 4ed-on the back of euclt bottle and box.. ~. ith tt i p }l ._ • The ESsenoe is particularly recommended to Part:ntl lle tte e rsmiS who Lave - the care of Children 'it' tpiegiate!it ,f r ative a young and t'ender.Teeth. • ..12 41 E value of .11r. GLYI74 S ALIKI'ARIS_ has been so long proved, that. no. !11 - ''„° l the 'present day can .bear a competition wth if, , h the dif&reaft stages of a 'certain Disease, Which fit °~uakly Cures, and - eradicates from habit, with- N tt exciting' the painful feelings ind exposure . that 11 1 ;14 .Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution !lth' l lY . degree, or eveo 'requiring confinement fro'rn , b'uSi. ba restridion of diet. The radical virtues - of 'tnee Dtopi have proved their claim to public appro. ! , X e - s n ' for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both Z e tii Y• prove a neve.r-failing Restorative, whether the ri 4 , l „-tY is e produced hjitoo free use of Mercury, by Plicit or the elieas of a warm climate. To Travei 'tron - rse going abroad, they cannot be recornifientfed `too f t , ?; I Y, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete lite r t t i' s in all old stubborn Greets', and every Weakness that ) ;„t, he 13 laddcr7 and Organs of - Urine. 13y its efficacy •At tn - d ‘v have , become Mothers, who for mailyyears had S o l q'ilved of that happiness. kid t rt. w holesale:and retail, at Mr: Butler's; No. 4.' Cheap !lY,lrr,)rner Pafernoster-rtyw ; and retail, by ; I3elant and Vltt"'„,P.ortsrpouth ; Hall and ..4 - :hnsom, Gosport ; All. , s k t ;„ weston, Mallory, and I'ortsea ;' 'crewman, Cook Worthy, Gnville, Gilberti' and Hoxland,. ,vl 4z rtith ; - Newbury, Dublin; l3axter ap4 Macdonald, ~ItO,c ' v v _i Smith, Nlanderston, Scott, and. Cargi), Edin -7,116:1;,.Cr,utwe11, Oath ; Ross and Peck, 'Hull ;' G regson `'ow e ' n u nge, Liverpool;' Staines and L'ynChi Manchester 'nl di K t .Norw gh Knott and- Linyd; :Birmingham; C, re, ton ; Edwards and Penny, t Liverpool ; and most v enders, in Doti/es at i 3". 9d. 45; . bd. aj4 .225• '„)\` • k.:‘ - , • , N I A , ~,- I• • NEW .i3VaIC,A.TIT'e.'3,. • Thi§ Day' was publiShed, In One very large Octavo Voinme,, price 16s„ in boards, rrIIKWOK of JOB, literallv tKanslated from .the - Original Ilebrew, and restored to its Natural Ar rangement; c ith Notei , , Critical and Illustrative; aud an Introdtictory Di,,crtation as its Ncene,. lc:.ope, Language, Au thor, and Object: - • = By JOTIN MASON GOOTA, F.R.S. •Mein. Ani. Phil: Sec. and F.L.S'. of Philadelphia. Innnenos . OrientTs'tlie:sanroa," . amOlis.;imtunque Scientite ' cinuptup, corsunatue ad Laudon patefaciet.' • ' ' • LOWTIf London: Printed for Black, parry, and Leatlenhall street, • • This Day,were pul lisped, Bvd.iprice Bs. 611. stitched, with a fine Portrait of Jaimset . • - • 3ee Boulaniee; • . f • .„ CIOSERVATIONS .on the. EXPEDIENCY Of SHIP,I3I2II,DING at BOMBAY; for theS,2-..tee of his awl of the Ent India Cornlianv. • ..i#y WILLIAM TAYLOR, MONEY, Eq. • • Late Superintendant of the Marine at Bomba.y.• .Printvd for Loin Hurst, Rees,- OrTne„ and Brown, Pater-noster4ow; and ett tiie British Gallery, 54, ASfATIC ANNUAL 'REGISTF.R' FOR This Day was published, • ' , • .. In One large Aro Octitvo; price 11 is. in boards, .or half-hound and lettered, THE ASIATIC: ANN CAL . REGISTER; or-, • . .• • a View of' the Historynf 'Hindustan, and •of the Poli tics; Commerce, and Literature,or Asia. .. • Vebane' XII. for e rear 110-11. - . • By E. ' In this Velame will be found the following interests ng Do cuments•:,— • Exposition of tire Company's Finances at home and abroad ; with the Supplement, and several Reports of the Specild Coimuittee of ttie House of Cohimons in reference therein.' The, Proceedings' of..the Court of Directors tin the Case of Mr. Petrie, Second in Coutidil; Fort St - . Geo*e . ...and on the cases- of the•suspended'Odices of the Madras army. Original Letters of Tippoo Sultaun, no, published for the first•tinte, • • • Printed , for T. Cadell and W.. Davies (Boolisellers to the SoCiety) in the Strand ; and Black, Parry, and Co. {l3ool:Sellerst6 the Hon. East India Company) in Leadenhall street. • \ • • ' -Of whom may be had, - Complete sets of the Work, iu eleven volumes, or any Of the latter volumes, separately. • , - ; FEWTON's DE,l\ TIFBICE. is by far tbe mostl, pleasant of any Powder recommended for c learisink and Beauti ty:ing the TEETH ; it will be.. found to answe r every end that a Tooth . Powder can be reasonably expeCted to do, while it cleanses the Mouth of ail impure and Icerid particlos, it Nbiteni the Teeth, Heals the Gumi, and helps to Sweeten • Nothing is so 'reat a drawback to Beauty as bad . Teeth, nothing more offensive thin fcetid Breath 4 ' Newton's Tooth. Powder, on :the . first Application, improves the Ibrmer, , and removes the latter, while by. its antiputrescent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes aftexeres cences. • Prep'ared by B. H. Newton, and sold by . his Agents, Messrs. Shaw arid Edwards, 66, on the liootway, St. Nurs Church-yatd,niaily Opposite the North Gate; in Boxes 25, 91. each. • . . . . . . . . A koM Atl C SPI RIT of VIN AGAR, (The °rig - ix:al itiventiotv of Mr. 14 ENR Y, and brought by-his successive linp..ivements to the highest perfection) eon,ti. tiues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. 11 ENR Y, Mang. - tatforine., Chemists, Manchester.- TH" . agreeable perfumedlAquor which is posei.athigltly - concentraicd Vinegar,. joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and etlicaciutis Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired fit any Climate, and for any length of time. Its pungent o,cioutattatits it for affording relief in i-lead acts, atolings, and tenders it peculiarly grateful-and refresh. ing in 4 crowded gcnais,_ in Place S.. of . Public Resort, and in the - Apartments of the .Sick. It countenta ) also, the in teaiou of Cfintagiotis Diseases. . " Al many spurious and interior. P reparations are sold under the same and sithilar names, the requested to. ob. serve, as theonly - Foof of its being germin; that the names of: Messrs. Henry, Manchester. are ertgrayed;on the Stimp. Ihe Aromatic:Spirit of ,Viriegar; in . Milli-es - , price Zs. 941. each, Stainp-included,, is .sold yvholesale and retail. by Bay, ley and Mew Coekspurstteet (the only:Agents in London. authorized by . ,the Rroprietors);._wliere . may be had . , Sponge lions of Gbki, Silver; C,oritelian, Crystal,.ke, ...Also, ,•lIENRY's.CALCINEI)MAGf\i!.:f I ,SI,A. in bottles; at 2s: 64 and -- larger ivith glass 'stoppers,. at 4S: _aell'.(l heir names heinzpo.the.starults,;::: , • • A ,MA Y thY -241,t K, E ST ' To the-Allli&ed with tc)4l.3S,- CO III; - ASTI4M-AS„ -HOOP I N G-;C(.) tIGHS; CONS LI IYI f t TIONI`•;, Ste.- Set?. '' • •Is.most earnestly recomneatteled ' lIADD liNeg -V CC E'lt A Int: EN-C.R . • . ripo.do:anipl6 justice to -this invnittabie 111(cclicine • isnot in tnepower of latiguagt i - burtte Cures which it has • already perftifnied, and is •dady..perlotiniag, fully . spe.t . lt its prais.. - As a remedy frii - - - the'elikar,;s jifst inent4ni , ecl, it is, in , point' of ease, _pleasantness; innoeence and elficacy., atscilutely tinpOrtillol2d. It is sw eaSy, a tea-spoonful is a proper (foie for. a grown person ; - pleas . ..a - if, that, in appearanCe , and teste, iLis eqiial to white wine ;. so innocent, that it may he administered to an infant newly botn so elficaciOns, that 4hotisands, whOrn it has led from the -gloom of eiisease ,to fix.: surpdtine of health, are . now the,li,ing an‘T grateful witnesses of its worth. • ' 41,r, hopes lie ; shall -nGt.. be deemed guilty of • ostentation, iit venturing to add, that, oixclosiVe of a- ge tQi4l!s.tle,- and -19t-ge-cjoantitieslent; :trorn• time to time,- to . highly . respected Clergymen,' the vichfity of. Town, ro be f distribufed — fo -their p`ilor ratishioners, as OCX:iSiO:I ma}' require; or their own - be-neVolence or iliscretir,n may airca; has' had' TI liiioxirresSibie gratification, of re within the last .six. years, .at his own house only, and 'free of any expense, upwards, of Three Thou s and Patients'; many of -.whom were dreadfully alllieted : and that, he trusts, he has been, in numberless cases, the hutrible'instruthent; in . the handi of •Proynience, of pro. veining, or arrestisig the progress of a disease which the tate great and good "Or. Dafwiti emphatically termed the Glint Malady" ---a-ilistase, which, according to the most accurate estimate of the best informed physiologists, annually sweeps trona' British ground sixty than-and or its -finest flowers—a disease, at the past,- present,- and future ravages of which hit- Inanity liticiders. ' liforder tei prove that the foregoing observations are not the mere efiliOons of an interested PioptietOr, a Pamphlet— crintaiding'a.More particular 2ceotint of the virtues glad cleft's Vegetable Essence; with the recommendations -ot heady altinielred Gelitlemen - eflearning; rank, •4nd•respee - ta.. who have felt its •wonderful and pleasing etretts on: theniselVes; or 'haVii. been eye-Wiinesses thereof on others ; and many weil.atteSted Cases of Cures, truly astonishing, and almost incredible—may he had, gratis,. at ,Mr Mad den's' Bloomsbury; 14, Gloucestir , street, Queen's-square, BloosbnlY ' Mr. Sanger's, 150, Oxford -street; *Air. Iluguenip's, I laymarket ; Mr. Perrin's, -23, bout hampton.-st reet, Covent Garden; iVIT; Ward's, 123, Holborn; • Mr. Mattrass's,. Bs, Fleet-street; Messrs. Knevett and Co.'s, - close, West Smithfield ;- Miss Randall's, (late Putt) Royal Exchange Gate ; Mr. l3iennand's, 10, Bisliopsgate With- Mrs. leirdan's., 33, Whit t- chapel;- and- Mr. Clarke's, 269, High-street, B orough.—Wliere may be had the Es 'se'nce itself, in bottles; :price seven shillings each, stamp duty included. Objc* . cif Charity must apply, as usual, in Gloucester- , street. ' . Mr. Madden will send three bottles to any part of the Kingdom (carrtitv free) : upoa receiving an inclocure.Of ene voupd, . 0 , 5; . If r E ij:l\ l- .S I P A 17,... JIT I. Y" 1, ..Isll ESTATES FOR SALE. VALE OF •OLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLD •BY AtICTION; • In the month of _,;gust {unless previously d'ispred of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will b given), QEVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, in the.pa •risl ,\Ve,t C,olwin 7 stone; Pepartii, Cogan, -Llainiough,• Larernock, :it. AP= dreWs, - Mirtiiir Doran, LLTata;rent, and. Llandcfr; also se, vcral Houses in the tosvn of Cardiff; contaiiiin in the whole about 25(iAcre ; with the MANORS of We. , ...1.1,1ant- Avitt, Corutown, and !.:' , ...na:•th. Parti.:tilp_rs will so:1.1 Api!iy to.ikeiessrs. Webb, „int& Attwood, .VILLA, WILTSIIIRE TO,BE SOLD Br.T. , R tvATE co NTRACT, . By 1, r.:C.4EIB'CM, - : L i Compact and Net-,ant Al-odtrn FREE .s_ - HOLD -VILLA; with suitable (Mices, stone-built, and ilated ; fitted Tr) muark::!;:y. u2at grate; situated Rear the Devizes, it; the 'County emus, rising Morning-room, 19 by 13 feet; Pining-room, 2u -by 14 feet G, with handsome Vet azi.da French Wiullows,'opening upon an ornamented La , ,vn, having .coluntatid• of. ext,en,:ir:: PrOspects over a-fertile Country; five Ilea-chgtaberS. Conch house, two-stall- Stable, -good Kitchen-arden .andl'adtlook, with *elm Timber, altogether near two Acres, ,tithe-free and LandLtax redeemA; forming an 'clic:mat: retreat for a small genteel Fainilt - , or ~Sportsman, with ;the itivantn. , res of a re,- spectable neidhbourbood, and easy access distant 0n1y.19 • May be viewed with Tickets, to be bad of Mr.Chrisde, H ANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Witt immediate A very desirable and - s'aluable PreBEITOLD and 1 COPYHOLD at'a fine certain, in-the fertile Vale of HAMBLEPON, consisting .uf a.very good, and substantial Family Mandon, -ncl.'oi)e hundred and *Putty two Acre., of highly improvable Land, with suitable. Farm. Offices, in mood repair, the proPertf and residence of ,Captain BLIGH, R. N. • . • • This property presents to Naval Gentlemen, and the Fa mily, in search of a good, healthy, and _domestic F. csidence, every comfort that can be conibiaed with a so3ial 'anti highly. respectable neighbourhood and - delightful country, being only 64 miles from LonAon, froin Portsrnoith,.. ana. 6 from tioin . dean, through which the Mail and Portsmouth Cocbes pass Printed partie4arA vim - be had, and a Vian• of: the z Estate seen., at Goicpurt, a.whitraaie and' . at - Land . Sontbatupton4:treet, Blograbury r square„ who is. atithoriied lo treat. for.the i sale. DLPEfIJAL P, 'RLTA'M NT. OJ 1.49 ' ADS, :TU • The: Irish. ; Militia :rav and ClOthini,; Bill, the Ii- ilk - lfreasiiiy: the Additional Postage Rates Bill, here read .a2second- time, aud comm:-:.ted for, .to7n-I.,orrp'w . The' Exelse:O r fficeis: Ai - lox - Vance 'ard the. Land Tax Stile ..A.inencLifeiit, were read a.third time ti l !id . passed:- -• • •,. . • - • • • Tht .West India, Trade.: .Bill, ..and .the Coffee Duty. Regulation - 13111,, severally passed - .through Committees: of the wh6lle ~ and Werc ported without amendments. • PROVINCIAL DIStintilA'SCES. At four o'crocialieir Lof4lsliip`s, plitsn'ant the' ordei of the day, .prdceeded. to ballotlor a.C . on* r wittee to conSido. of . aj4 . teport ty3; , 4 formation communicated by. his Rayal kiiggineSS the Prince Regent, relative to' th6"iibove'subject.: • Mr, Cowol~, - the, , Principal Clt.t.rk,; present - eq . . •a large mA'overea.glass: to - each Pee,rs,pre- , tent, most of :whom put. of names of PcerS. .Ikfto :this . ceremony is Concl Committee of Lards iff33'..fOrCiwith - 4lppOinted to examine the lists, .and.;td rep ofte.niLtu es of those Peers who NNTreio :chosen; by ball4t: • In a, feix,; mil - 44es their. LOr (It h Ips,retnrn e fioni. the Prince's Chwi.ili(r,*).itiler' - they. haTct Arethett td*elcaniiiieth&Listg, an Loicl\VAlsinghanitre-, ported, that the folloWnlg' Peen were chosen . .W - • • form the Committee marnely,-,-, ; . . • 'Pli6 •••. .1-;,,u-1 of;Tto3s • ' • • I,4ixj:of 1-11tri-oNt'py, L. P.,- EAR. • Duiie - of Montrose. • Sits ouch. rti:n•tluis - cit%Latituivrte. •. • - };:trl I..vi:re9c•!).;,' • • . Lorci.fiecicsda:o. , tar' . 3 of .Powis; It-WaS'Oidel.ed that these Jdrds CoiriMittees .. .dO Meet . tomorrow; and' 'that , any fire or more of then do ebriStitute • • : • The Margins of LANtDowan,.ukcierstaridip , 4 - it rvould be an', inconvinienee to - a - Noble ,'E a rl, should he 'bring on a motion he had given notice yeste.rday, on thi' day, begged iealm'; to p4stpone the same till Friday. . - 2' :1 . 1 The Unlawful Oaths Bill paSsed thi•ongli a Counnittee, arid was reportect without ..inericti ment- -77 The Local Militia Pay ,and Cloatbing, ele Irish Assessed Taxes Regulation-Bill, the Irish Btanip Duties . ; and the Irish Light abuses; ,ere brought up from the Commons_ by .Mr. Lushington, and other Members; and severally read a first time. KNATcai.ILL, returned ~.the, Margate _I-JarbOur Bill, with the acquiescence of the Com m Ons to the Amendthents Made by their Lord- Ships. • ' . Lord. Viscount SpMOUTH, who had just enter ed the House, presented, by' coil - inland_ of : his Royal IlighnesS the Prince Regent, certain-addi tional papers; inclosed in a - sealed bag,- which, 'On hiS Lordship's Motion, .were referred to the. consideration or: the Secret Committee appointed thiS day. - 'Lord REDESDALE, in reference to Palmer's CompensatiOn Bill, then before the House, mo - Ved,. that the Report of theirLordships' Committee on that subject ,be reprinted ; 'as alio the Report communicated' by the House of CommOhS - there on ;" whiCh,wav ordered 4.ccordingly..-!--Adjourned till to-morrow, , . _ •.:s.' 1 ,i'51 , 4 ' • f { : WI ti• ;: - .".'crirg,e,,v,' , ‘ . .. 1 e,14, - t .,, i ., , , i ,, c,. 4t . ....... r46 ,0'.7, i ,- • , 1 , ‘ ,.. :14 1 r. ' 'it '••.* :.;' , A , ‘. 4 ,s):Lii 1"?. )" . *:,...L i ft s \_,... N, 4 )' . 5* . r ; , - -) iii,Vl ;;Ovircr, 'c 1 *• j'• [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALtTEN:&T; MUSE OF - COMMONS,: TUESDA.Y. Strangers were not admitted to the:gallery near six 'o'clock,. •on accdunt of the Ballot for a Cominittee of , Seerecy. . . _ Before the gdkry open, 'Me . understand the ite . port :of the .Publicans' Bill was.kought up, and that a.divi-tion took place. on the. Clause respecting sending- out sinail "quantities of Beer in Pewt.--;r Pots, when the n:irabers were— "nir the Clauk Agaihst it Majority. —3l `6.6- ' The other. parts of the Report were gencrally agreed to, and the orderedßil.i t ilia to-iiiorrow• • • • • The West India: Intercourse a.'fni Muriatic Acid Dills went *through_ Counnittees, 4 - he itcp.artsof Which were ordered to_he received to-morrosW, . Mr; D. GIDDY presented.. a : Pet.ioou-api•nst ,. Cie Bill for regulating the Nottingbala 14,7.e-:.rriOe, *hick was ordereii, to lit... on the.-tabli. . .. - , The Report of . the ENOlegner the Prince's Leasing 3111 5 were se . verallyr brought, il') and agreed to. •lrih Treasrrer's Bill was cOnnitted . ; ordered to be reported t6-morrow.: : , ' • o ' , 977 . " --; O ; . • . 44 4. • /74,1 ,1 % - • . DISTURIL.I.:'.;C:ES • iv TiM 'COUNTRY.. The Reporf oftbe CoiDrnittee.apivijafe - .1. to.no .thinate a Select accorchrtg to.the vt.: of his Royal Ilighuess the. ,Pri.ilet Rel ent,. ta revect2to,:the. coutinuaacc. of the. discttilianc6:i the (20uutiy, ,xwas.hroub:t.t.y. e Members returdea by The folloVying were - tl S } 11 • M. km-ning ••• • Wit'.'Wilhortorce • Lard Casilereagli I,,a4collus Mr. Wilithread:. • ; I.Vitstqr . :of 13.311 s Mr. W. -i a .o*.fki.t.• Mr, Yorke - . . . 1111'. WHITBREAD Observed t : hat naukes- were the,"sante - As he had seep in a .7freasury Lis,t - in the morniig, and:indeed in ~the Select Cvizi Initteu, he.•.hd otteu before seen. Loid.CiSTLERiAGH observed, that the names hthlljeeit b - alkotecl for, and-consequently pointed by the House. If Was-then ordered that airy five be a with full powers., Lried S E G t ought do u. dome further , papers oil the• si4bj eft.in a...greenc6.4g,,svited Lip; which papers were- ..referred .to the . ;e6i,niiii4ee; wl:d were empowered' to ; send. for.periaus). - I:ord _Q. L.: I=-2:4-er Laid lii~on Mr. C: I.nrtl'Ne.\+ark • IV(3oley. , . Sin • .;\ Ir. l!aget, Nr.‘Tiekney 1(1:-.11abingtoit! . I.',.i.,l...tycester;• • - PAI.A6E CO 01i,T • • . •,.. Mr. lidctirAnt 1' 0 Fre for tne ptirpose or in.t4'ng before the House a iotion• relative tothelconduct of: -i3urt:6l3= Judge- : the ...I. l ,ahiei Cdurt. The Honourable - Gentlern* -. ,Stufed. 'the constithticrwof the isqtrt:,. tiv6 Ac'ts and CliarleS.the.Second, ani-J . extended-in itsjuriz,- diction; twelve:.nfiles round, the lneerii3Ooli's-,;:.in chiding in its purv . iew a poi*ilation of upwards of one mi.dion of .persons, silhie'et", to : its, process in eiott'of = their'being..dehtdrs. rook cognitiance, of :nr elqvu.f;\f,hatev'er,herr - anitytint, with this - ex= cep Lion, that thosvahove 51. pntilitheremoved in to the higher Coin't:4'.:Lry Writ o'f:Milieas- Corpus. 'The general. proceeding 4 of . this •sn - circumstanbett, thAt unfortunately.- _the lower cl.4stss- of-per4ons were, the ;)hje,ct.S.... .J.tadv:ts. - riere four, in !-.the' • Lbrd - . Sewaxd .- -"of; the Ifouseholdyke Knight Marshal, the Stewe.rd of..o“,toart - (appoiritett-Jaciges:byPie --- . I,;;ATt - : '.treasur;:tr Of r .i.he I.49useho_ l a, and . the tie i h,as ireitik:er p'ay,4l.9i i lit ht , ..:, aye;..4., mad at -- kt - of, - the Trea sury ;' _bus 'n6 Sieward - :•e;er . be•P•ire 4fetri7pta to i•estt• fees 'fo', hitnielf, p,!•e4.ent ` 't_e . w4rd,7l4 , a4uppointedzin and, .`,not Oster his appointinent,he tothe,PrOthono tary .or the Court (i\i.i (frtchlev), on the. sur)jejit o,f bwn , fees; - Mr: C. informed. , him; : thilthe-couldnot/do , it then, as there had - not•beli eary.precedent , ..for it.. .NotwiJ , ..s anding i nizttion• Eute on• the 15th 7.4 - pvciluer, stating; tlkt it h4diseeii rerfifiLit tenfrin the hands of. the .A:tir;rli,_!:i of, cot' t, th a t,if.w.qs tieces.afy to tees,, tilLe.reffore . he.&elared. t 4 at the fees -L-those to CounScl - frOin - :thalf guinea, e.rld to At.torn'ieB on receiving . iristructiolis six. shillings',knd eightpence,.ipstead of.. three. . s, . liggS and-fouvpenee3 on gp , ing briefs to Colin el thirfeini and - foarpence, - instea:d sit Shillings and ctghtpepce. This rub the-,'llbneuir able (I.4entlenian consideed as a titro;ng pssumpt:49ll On the. Part 'of for it yiiciit to create A fl. for hirnself,. which could' dUn'e without the* authority • of .-Pgrlia'pleiit. Sides 'the ' conssultation . s with. the'. 4ttornies 1 1 9 eonsOered as derogatoiy to the charleter of the Bench. TieobjeCted to it al.se as being c~j,lires~ice to th elo er . elt't,3ses in society.' •He hist-a - lea - the great benefits which must necessarily .acrlie.-t9;th:-; oiliveri. of Court; there being nies* allowed to p . .i . etise lwit; The Hon. Gent. -.0 - 11.01 state the' . Mis understanding w[4,-.li r lip.4 ak,islen.het , eve-eu.the Judge and - the Proclionutary; wl . fichat length ended :in the suspension of flie s latter 'ice Hon. Gerftleinan stated - a vaiiety d'riitiser rnape•i's - Contie;cted..with the subject,.:a.nd fnovcd‘for a Com mittee to iriqUire into the conduct of the Loarued. judire. - • Mr.C. ADAMS scaonded thelnofroh;and from all he had read on the *abject, :that: mentary inquiry was neces sney. C4:141-Es.I4I2ELL thought inquiry was pro-