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PAR SONS, - whose annual PreMiums rail due 4 4 on Cie 24ti) instant, are , hereby informel,thatitectipts th e ';ok ready to be delivcree at the Company s o:flees, over Mitt in 1 2 ,41-Ilan, as well as by their re- Ageuts in the sevna Counties ; and the Parties as reqnestvd to alTiy :'or the Renewal of their before the .9th j‘ily next, as the usual Fifteen alLwed at'..n. Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, exnire. - - , SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. 40 Attendance - is given, dttiiy, the said 'ol?ices, for the 44ar:ince of Butidingq, AL-rehautiii,e, and Ships, in i.,' ; 3ur, in Dock, or whiie lg, from Loss or alanage .illy} also fur tIid..3,3SUIdIIC4 of and granting Anndi - Fire Policies. will be issued free of Expense tothe % 44 .„'ed, where the- annual pre:ilium amounts to' Gs. Or. up- PROL 7 El) PO itTAB POCKET M ICO SCO Lovers of Botany=-, and serutinons laves -1; Mtilator of the beauties of Nature, are informed, that S POUKET MICiIOSCOPE will be found the most ‘Tlete and cheapeSt Ir,strament ever offered to °them. tad ortly of the iuventor, 441, Strand, Loudon.. • PENITENTIARY Iloc kOTICE is hereby given, that the PRE ,UUMS proposed by the Secretary of State' for the % ilep:lrtaient, for the Three most ,approved PLANS of tp,,f,NITENTIARY HOUSE for _MALE and FEMALE 'EVICTS, have been adjudged as follows : 4, 40 the Plan" marked " Z. Z. Z." the First Premium; to 144 t il , arhed '‘‘ Philo Medians," ' . the Seeond ; kid .the Third ilaa marked Dilectat et Ornat." 4% 1 Candidates to whom the Premiums have not been lii h ru d, many receive back their Plans, with the scaled Let % c ontaining. their respective names, by applying• at the et, a Paper Office in Scotland-yard; on any day previous to vt„.311.14, instant, between the hours a Elrven and Four p~tand delivering a Mark or Motto corresponding with l useribed upon the Drawings, and written uy the same - V4.IP)r.EiALE COUNTRY TRADE, 0 BE DISiIOSED OF, in consequence of the death of the Proprietor, a. very desirable and lin tzi,4l6'::: concern of a WAREHOUSEMAN, nearly connected th: t ille H levy Trade. Arractive Person, who can com fnra Mot. to 1500'. will find this a most eligible cr Letters post paid, addressed to A. B. at Z"! - gat - e -street, London, will be duly answered. SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARATUS. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the • : of informing his Friends and the Public, he' now • .r sale the abovr Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 14, 4 1.,7 .zrtet, Holborn. tri,,, ti t tie best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; and the delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing, batki n , • broiling, and boiling. ke- At ,")''ex for Two Hundred Persons may be dressed with . ,aat a peck of coals. tp,,V). The Aaratus generally in"use, and ready for ma- "-on from one to four :Iclock, • • ESTATES FOR SALE. ItLLNOII. OF OAkLEY.--BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY •AUCTION; By Mr: D. GODSON, P i kt th AUCTION MART, near the Bank of England. 4 1? -a l.LitlY, the ad Day of JULY next, at One o'clozk, , - k• IN FOUR LOTS, LI E that the said Freehold MANOR of OAKZ:I, tt , d i _LEY, with all its Rights, Royalties, and Apportenauces, 4 1 4 b?ree capital anted RM i.tinct FAS, containing together, kkCcrcs, 8 roods, 12 perches, of excellent Feeding, Dairy, L s Arable Land, martly Tithe-free, and the whole of the l' t , tl ,l l Tax redeemed ; situate in the parishes of Oakley and r kt '3 in sae county of Bucks; together with the valuable and . ! ; . j .trlsive Rights of Commo'ra ,-..ppertivant thereto, in the re qtNre ocrupations of Messrs. Thomas Hudson, Edraund• . 1 ,2 and Henry'F'enniruore. t o ,te Farm-houses and Buildings, are conveniently situated :iresp e cti ve farms, and are in good conditi:m. tO h.„leY is 9 miles from the City of Oxford, 5 from Thame, I;:f:'''.! Bicester, and 12 from Aylesbury. • . 1 , 1.,.:'• atTosnx, of the Manor-hotfse, will chew the Li" - ;state, of t 4-14 !shared particulars may he had, - 14 days .prior to the it e ,; Cu , at the Angel Inn, Oxford; Cobham Arms, Buck -1147?1; Red Lion, High Wycombe; George, .zl:ylesbury ; t o "011, name; of Mr. GonsoN;Land Agent, Hook Nor -1,0,3.,0xf0rd ; o f J OHN P I tiNI GER, Esq. - Gray's .Inn-square, At - ,,,.' ° '', where Maps of the Estate may be seen ; and of the '' •- 'oneer, at the'Secretary's Office, Auction )(fart, London `....._ t it • P r ,tal FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, in ESSEX, mined HALL, with . Po.ssession at Michaelmas next:. TO BE _SOLD .BY AUCTION, %,i }th e LYAS NEWMAN, • ALTCTIOI MART, opposite the Bank of England, ' ' g reet : ion of the Trustees, under the Will of Mr. William thr t ,p__ Wayland, deceased, • . L'ESDAY, the 30th of June instant, at Twelve o'Clock at , Noon, Very desirable and truly valuable FREE HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL, sl toe-C. in Cri.xea, in the County of Essex.; comprising divers its "Ircs of r , cii Arable, Pasture, and Marsh Land, contain , 4:k g ,,y acmeasurement, 216 Acres, be the same more or less, "Igh state of cultivation, having been for many years lq d °Cenried by the Proprietor; together with a substantial t td c °annudioug Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE, situ -4(it,011 a pleasant eminence, eontaining two Parlours, a L cuen, Store-room, cool Dairy and Pantry, five airy Bed- I, - "alters + - - • d` t good Cellars • also a Brew „nso lets, an w• , _ Brew tot, with an Oren, a Coal-house, and other numerous and tl. e nient Ott ces ; two Barns,,Stabling for fifteen Horses, ll l ,l' B e - house, two Cart-lodges, with a Granary over one of '" sufficient• to contain 150 quarter.: of corn; also several . C atee-sheds, Cow-house for 10 Or le Cows; Piggeries ) ( , 11 ethe r convenient Out-buildings, an excellent Garden, ,Planteci two witli choice Fruit Trces„, and also a COTTAGE Trd into' Tenements. vi; a above Estate is pleasantly situated, commanding a f , ? the liter Crouch and of the Thames._ The House and 4,,, tu ulgs are in eo,plete repair, and fit for the immediate ti k -O t iou of req)ectaoility ; distant about from LO:n - :on, twenty from Chelmsford, and tea hbldo7l, two capital Marb et-towns, and only two Mites k rt , i where corn is shipped for the London Mar "fi v eLand: week.—The y Lanax is redeemed. '" Estate may be vhnved until the. clay of Sale, by apply , •At.a. Hall. • tut, Ithtd Parteulars and Conditions of Sale will he distri t and may be , had upon the premises; and "'e Black B CI elmsford • King's Head, Maldon ; Inn, . , art, 11111101a111.; Royal:Hotel, New S pith-End; Three N.? Coiceesteri Blue P.ots, Witham ; Sprea:l Eagle, In ot-gtone ; Whit, hart, Rog:ford ; at the place of Sate ; and Tixiian fasts PEuKt NS,. Solicitors, Chelmsford, at 4 4 17 OVace 1:il e Estate may be seen ; and at the ." 13 / 4 Matt, Linidtm. NEW MUSIC. This Day was published, ptice 10s. 6d. THE AIUSleAti 'HIVE; 7 or, a Selection of some of the Choicest, and - most Characteristic National Melodies.; consisting of frAh, Spanish, and English Songs, and Airs ; to which ire added, Variations for the Harp, or Piamo-forte, by Edward Jones, Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent; and Author of the Musical, Poetical; and Historical Relics of the Welsh Bards, in two volumes •' Minstrel Serenades; - Musical Curiosities ; Lyric or Greek Airs, &c.; Maltese - Melodies; German Waltzes, &c. - London : Printed for the Author, and sold at gessrs..Birch all's MUsic-shop, No. 133; and at Chappell and Co's. No New Bond-street; at Goulding's Music Warehouse, Soho square; at Clementi and Co's. No. 6,-Cheapside.; and at Mit chell's, No. 26, Southampton-iow, Bloonisl•ury. • CHATEAUBRIAND'S' TRAVELS. New Editions, French and English; with a Map of the-Au thor's Route, in Two Vols. Bvo. price 241. ; orßoyal Paper, Hot-pressed, 365: rip RAVELS in GREECE, PALESTINE, IL EGYPT, and ILM:ARY, during the years 1806 and 1807. B. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND, Author of " Atala," AS:c. . " These volumes produce an effect altogether fascinating and romantic. Thaec retniniseences of celebrity, those ,glo rious recellectjons which leisure aildreadingsupply, throng so regularly on the,spot about a scene which was already co loured into distinctiveness and vivacity, that the impression of reality is almost abated by the very perfection of the deli neation. Instead of jostling among the accidents of nature with a common traveller, we seem to float in the balloon of a magician and to swoop only utthe picked scenery,where nature and religion have wrought their iniricles orwhere beauty and ,fanie repose.—Mouthly Review, May.---:See also the Critical, Eclectic, &c. London: Printed for and sold by 11. Colburn, Public - Li brary, 50, Conduit-street; •John Anderson, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin. • OFFICE OF OAD.NANCE, June 3, 1812. Tilt PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, de hereby '4 wire ~Notice, ' That Proposals will be received at the:4. Office, in Pall-Matt, on or before Friday, the 26th Day of June next, from such Persons as may be wiring to undertake the Performance of the CARPENTER'S WORK, in the Medway Division, for Service of this Department, for a period of One Year. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi- Hone of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, e:foresaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and .Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the Carpenter's Work in the Medway Division;" but no Proposal can be admitted eter . the said 26th instant, at revive o'clock. at Noon!, of :he same Day; neither will any Tender he notic ed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf shall attend. _ _ By Order of the Board, R. IL CRE7I 7 ; Secretary. SATURDAY, JUNE 20,,18/2. NE )V PUBLICATIONS. This Day w•as published, price 10s . . 6d. AL SECOND SET of TWELVE VOLUNTA .ItIFS for the Organ or Piano-FOrte composed by W. RUSSELL, M.D. Organist of the Foundling Hospital, mid St. Ann's, Limehouse. Printed for Button and Whitaker, 75, St. Paul's Church yard. 4 a31i11.-ILTY-OFFICE, • May', 26, 151. N OTICE is hereliy given • that a Sasiort 'of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of feneev :loiyamitted on Me high Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the ditirmiralty,of Englrri,d, Millbe held at justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Luniion, on Friday, the 2GM.lane neat, at Eight o'Cloth in the Morning. lr. CROKER. This Day was published, A New Edition, handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of Lord Charlemont, from an Original Pk 'cure, price 11. Is. in boards, 1/71 1 EMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRI ANA. VATS LIFE of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CHARLEMONT, Knight of St.Patriek, &c. ti‘c. By FRANCIS HARDY, Esq. Member in the House of Commons in the three last Parlia- meats of Ireland. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE, By CHARLES DURNFORD and JOHN KING, Esqrs- Barristers:at La CV, Enlarged into Five Volumes, Octavo, price Li. 3s. in boards. This Day was published, THE JUSTICE - of the PEACE and PARISH OFFiCEP.. By 'RICHARD BUItN, LL. D. Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The Twenty-first Edition, with many Corrections,' Addi tions, and Improvements. By the . late Charles Durnford, Esq. Barrister at Law, and continued by John Kiog , of the Inner Tv],iple, Lsq. Barrister at Law. Ptitited by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W. Da.eies, Strand ;7. Butterworth, , Fleet-street ; F. C. and J. Pivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. - • . • -Of whom may . also-he had, - • Coimet t atones on thy; Laws - of En,;land. By Sir William Blackstiii►e, Ka. one of Vie Justices of his Nlaje4ty's"Court of Coinnion Pleas. The 15 , t) Edition, wi4, Notes and Addi tions-, - by Ldward Citr;stian, •Esq. Barrister at Law, the Downing . Professor of the Laws of England, and Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, in 4 large vols. 8•Vo. price 21. Bs. in boards. TOLERATION ACT EXPLANtD. This, Day was published, price Is. qd. 4N ANSWER to a LEGAL ARGUMENT on the TOLERATION ACT, shewin , ,; that the Court of Quarter Segsions have a Judicial Function as to the• Admini stration of 0...Lk-, to Persons offering thef}iselves for qualifica tion as rrotestaut ..7)issenting Minister... • „. By a ,lARRISITR. of the Temple.. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and J . Hatchard, Piccadilly; and sold by itivingtoo,;, St. Paul's Church-yard; Stockdale, ; Cooke, Oxford; aid Deighton, Cambridge. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE;• June 3, IAI2. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 31/1- JE,SIT!S ORDN.eINCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pail-Mall, on or Wore Monday, the 2.2 d Day of June next, from such Persons as wry be SPilling to undertake tie Performance of the PLUMBER'S WQRK. at Sheerness, for Service of this De partment, for a i7sriod of Three Years determinable, after the e.rpiration of One Year, 7Z130:2 , Three Atontla Protiee, at the - option of either Party. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions (II the Contract, may be known upon Opplicati4% to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at Shet.iness ; and at the Secretary's .Office in Pall=.llall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours ofpen and Four o'clock, where tiw Proposals must be delivrred, sealed up and indorsed,,"Proliosals for the Plumber's Work at Sheerne3s;" but no Proposal Cali be ad- --1 mitted after the said . 2,V inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same'Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, apnea the Party making it, or en zlgent in his Behalf shall attend. Or e'er of the Board, R. H. CREIr, Secretary. This Day were published, In-4to. with Eight line and a Map, price 2J. gs. in boards, riIRAVELS in the INTERIOR of BRAZIL, particularly in the Gold and Diamond Dis'aict3 of that CoUntry. By Authority of the Prince Regent of Portugal ; including a Voyage to the Rio de to Plata, and an Historical Sketch of the &volution of Buenos Ayres. By JOHN AIAWE,• . A uthor of "the Mineralogy of Derbyshire." *** The principal part o' this work relates w tbC iutelior of Brazil, where uo Englishman was ever oefore permitted to travel, and particularly to-the Gold and Diamond Districts, which he investigated by order of the Prince itegent of Por tugal. From the high sanction under which he began the undertaking., and. the length of time he devoted to'it, his Narrative may be expected to throw considerable light on a rich and extensive doiony, hitherto little explored, and at present highly interesting, .as it is likely through recent changes to become the seat of Empire.olour oldest and most faithful Ally. . Printed for I.6ngrnan, Hurst, Rees, Orin; - and Rrown, Paternoster-row; and at the British. Gallery,• 54, New Bond street. • BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE AMONcI the many Discoveries in Medicine, none claims the - attention of mankind more than that peat Restorative the CORDIAL. BALM OF QUITO, whieli possesses the inestimable Power of renova:ink the Most debilitated constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of .youth, or b:i.a residence in hot or unhealthy climates, the immoderate use of tea, -spirituous liquors, or other noxious indite ; too sedentary a life, or too close an ap. plication to study, excessive grief; injudicious administration of mercury, &c. ; or should it proceed from an habitual ten.. dency to Consumption, or by whatever other cause the con stitution becomes relaxed, weak, or decayed, this Restora tAre and Re animating Balm of -Life and Health will pro duce the happiest eil'ects. A, few doses of this medicine will afford immediate assurance of returning health and .strength, by giving tone to the muscular system and organs of digestion, thereby invigorating and renovating the whole constitution. To the young it will afford lasting health, strength, and spirits, in piace of lassitude and debility ; and to the.aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish great relief 'and condor:, by gently 2nd safely invigorating the system ; and if it be in the power of Medkine to gild the autumn of declining years, and calmly and serenely to prom rad the ch.se of life beyond its narrow span, this Restorative is capable of effeding that grand •desidera4un. The C(; . rdial Balm of Quito is sold wholesale and re tail, by Weston and Co. 229, Strand, LOadpn; and Retail, by -most- Medicine Venders, price_zs, Id, per bottle. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, June, 17, 1812. COMMISSIONERS for conducting HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 7th July, 1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be Willing to Contract for Supplying, for Twelve Months certain, JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TROWSERS PALLIASSBS, BOLSTER-CASES, and LIST, for Prisoners of War in Health. SHEETS, BOYS' SHIRTS, and DUCK TROWSERS for Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War. ' No Tender will be received after Chic-o'Clock on the Da.' of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Pwrty,or an .dgent for him, personally attend. Eark 'Tender must be accomizmnied by a Later from two respectable Persons, eng,aging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 10001. for the due Performance of the Contract. FartherPartiSulars maybe known by applying at thispffice, and samples seen at the Storekeeper-General's, Duke-street, frestnzinstcr. EAST-INDIA-HOUSE, May 27, 1812. Fr HE CO UR T of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -41 - COMPANY of MERCHANTS of% ENG4,AND . trading to the EAST-INDIES do hereby give Notice; That at the QUeiRTERLY GENERAL' COURT of the said Company, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden hall-street, on Wednesday, the 24th June next, at: Eleven o' Cloch in the Forenoon, nitesolution of the Court of Direc tors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of 4001. per "Innunt to Capt. Robert Hay, late Commoder to the Ship tletell, will be laid before the said General Court for their ap probation, agreeably to the 19th Section of the 61l Chapter of the Company's Bye-Laws. • W1LL1.431 RAMS.,4Y, See. _EAST INDIA-HOUSE, June 11, 1812. VIE COMMITTEE of WAREIIOUSES of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to _die EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing (sealedup) on or before Wednesday, the 15th July, 1312, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with a quantity of BRITISH COPPER; and that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon application. to Ate. Robert Wissett, Clerk, to the said Committee, with whom s the Prnposals must be left before 12 o'clock at Noon, on the said 15th of July, after which Hoar the Committee Will not receive any Tender. Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter addressed to the Committee of frarehouses of the East N a dia Company, and signed by two responsible Persons engaging to hccome bound, with the Persons tendering for the due performance of the Contract, • [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENY. IMPERIAL PARLIAM HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack about four o'clock, and prayers being read. the Earl of Ashburnhuin (late Viscount St, Asaph) was sworn, and took his seat, on his ac cession to that diasnity in the Peerage, by the deniise of his father, the late Earl. The Sinecure Place Bill was brought tip from the Commons by M. Banks and other Members. Mr. Litchfield, from the Privy Council Office, presented, in pursuance of an Order of their Lordships, an Account of the Dates and Number of Licenses issued for trading with Blockaded Ports and not Blockaded, -from June, .1809, to June 1812, which-was ordered, to lie on the table. - Lord EnSKINE made a few observations on the state of the proceedings relative to the Banbury• Peerage, and moved that the farther copsidera tion of that case be resumed on Thursday next hi the Committee of Privileges.—Ordered. The Report of the Conference respe:ting the Whitby Harbour Bill being taken into considera tion, it was ordered that the House do not insist upon the amendments made by their Lordships, Committee to the said Bill. LATE MINISTERIAL NEGOCIATIONS. The attendance of the Peers being remarkably full, and all those Lords, who had prominently appeared in the above transactions, being in their places, i . The Duke of ATI-101, rose from the cross:bench, and in a very low tone of voice, addressed a few words, apparently to a Noble Earl, then seated in the centre of the Opposition bench. We could not distinctly hear what his Grace said ; but it seemed in the shape of a question,,and relative to certain papers, which had been alluded to on a former evening. The Earl of MoIRA—" In answer to what has fallen from the Noble Duke, I have to state, that the papers advertedto by me on a former evening, I now hold in my hand—they are copies cf the correspondence which passed upon the occasion of the recent Ministerial negociations. • Uponthat subject, I give the fullest credit to my Noble Friends, for having acted solely from a public consideration operating in their minds Here Lord ELLENBohouoii rose; and suggested the propriety, on an occasion of such peculiar importance, of the exclusion of Strangers ; and formally moved the Order for that purpose. After a few words from the Earl of RADNOR, their Lordships ordered - the carne to be eriforecl in consequence of which all the strangers present, for the exclusion was indiscriminate, Members of Parliament and others were obliged to retire. Their Lordships continued in cinse delibera tion until a, quarter past seven o'clock, when the doors were thrown open, and almost immediately after the admission of strangers, the Adjournment took place. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY. Mr. S. WORTLEY brought in aBM for the relief of persons cot4lned on mesne process in ,- Gaols which were not COunty.—Rcad•a first time, and ordered for a second reading to-morrow. Mr. CANNING stated, that not having had an opportunity of bringing forward his, motion re specting the state of the Roman Catholics of Ire landyesterday, be was anxious, for the conve nience of other Gentlemen, to seize the earliest moment for that purpose. In coihmunirnitibg- with severatHonourable Members, be found that Mon day next was an open day ; for that day he should therefore give notice. The House went into Committee on the Reso lutions respecting Mr. Palmer's case, and leave was given to bring in a Bill for the purpose of giving effect to the Resolutions of the Committee of 1789, on that subject: Mi. W. BO' OTLE expressed, a hope that the Honourable Baronet on the other side (Sir \ Fran cis :Burdett) would ~ make inquiry into the state cyf the persons confined in Lancaster Castle, be-' fore he brought forward any motion on the sub 7 ject.: It was necessary to the justification of' a person who had hitherto conducted himself to the satisfaction of the Magistrates. Sir F. BURDETT said he lnuprnot as yet come to any decision as:to the measure he should propose, but he would take every means to inform him self, and to give the earliest notice to, the House. An Account of the Produce of the Old Navy Stores for 1811, was ordered,. On the motion of Mr. Vtrnarton._ The different Orders which were dropped yes terday, were renewed for, Various days. On the question for bringing up tile Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, Mr. BROUGHAM expressed a wish that the Fight Bon. Gentleman tthc Chancellor of the Exche quer) would agree to postpone it, as he (Mr. Brougham) intended to objee to the tax on lea ther, as well as to that imposed on servants cm,. ployed in huSbandry. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be had no' objection to postpone so much of it as re. lated to the resolutions alluded to by' the Hon,' Gentleman ; but as much as related to the loan, it was of importance to the Contractors that they should agree to it immediately. The Report ivas then brought up, and ordered to be taken into - further consideration on Monday next. • The-Unlawful Oaths Bill went through Q. COM-. mittee;arid the Report was ordered to be taken. into further consideration on 'Tuesday next. The Bahama and Bertnuda Trade Bill:; were