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. • xtTmEmt 6158] ROYAL ACADEMY, SONIER; f-LFACE. E ENITIBITION now OPEN froth Eight in the Mornineill Seven in the Evening. Admission is.---C4alogues HENRY HOWA4tD, ILA. Secretary. ANY Verson who wishes to dispose of an ESTA".PE of horn 1091. to• 10001. a-vear, may find ch.-.3er, by applying-. or addressing to Aiessrs. Ryder and e eic No. 8, St. Mietiatl's-alley,Oornhill, Navy and Money • • rnt.c. f it is wished that the Sale should be a secret, they pro 7 "' eitwailbeso. TO F!IE FACULTY. 7 . • ASingularly.Desirable, and truly Respectable -UEDICAL rit.acrtcE, eSta'olislied more than Twenty foi immediate. DISPOSAL'; `situate in the Environs of . . } , °ll t returns (good debts). GOOl. per annum, one year's pur ise only required ; worth full 120C1. A regular introduc ,,,,'n will be given, as well as references to several Medical ''' i araeters of the-highest emin2nce. • • ' S hun, -Fixtures, Drugs, tkc. at a valuation. ( post paid) to the Proprietors of the Medical Agency, ""z zart 7 .et's-buildings, Holborn. Medical PracLlces, laartnerships, tec. constantly ne 7 tociated. . _ JACOB begs 'civet() inform'the Pub= • he REMO E.i) to 10 .3?, MARGARET-STREET, , 4 " YENDISH-ST'ARE, where has on sale a vaiiety anti, i" in DISNIONDS and PEARLS, a.rnotg which are 'most 2Perki sin g le ro w Few . ] Necklace, price 800 Guinea $, Two' "4(4 es, &c single swim brilliant .Ear-rings, Malte..se ~ • The full value givt,* for Diamonds and Pearls. T'EARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. 1111 E Advertiser beilw the. teal Manufacturer, is determined to sell every Article of ,ht . First Fashion i, 1(1 Workmanship at the following redi oslPfices; t a•l'l Necklaces, any pat- kin 515 6 1 re "'" g rko 12 6 iz. tern, frtm3 • C 4. e - rings, per pair . . . 1 5:,0 010 6 " - 10 0 • 2 10 0 It 13 .4 40 >. upwards < 1 5 0 '2ts, per pair . . 1 11 C I 0 14 0 1 5 0 1 0 7 6 _ • • . . 1 1 0 j t. 0 4 6 7 1 Whereas many Ladies and Gentleina conaiveind believe, . h ° 1, 14 the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a C.om -I°lition, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they ure t e lPectfully informed, that every Article is composed of Ori- IX'al Pearls, from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, alg manufactured by the real Workman, are offered to the Oblic much wader their usual Charges. ' • ta_ Se_ veral completesnits of Pearls, new • patterns;in Moroceo s es, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear rings, and V a rec Brooch e s, f ro m 25. ; to 301. per suit. Apply to ; J.. H. t•luw, No. 1, Grange-court,. Carey-street, LitacOln's Inn NEW PUBLICATIONS. This My was published, 'wo Volumes, Octavo, price 14s. a New Edition, deriblyenlaxged a:nd improved, of , LETTERS .to a FRIEND on the EVI DENCES; DOCTRINES, and DUTIES of the CHRIS- . . 13v Or,,IIcrEFLTS GREGOPS, LLD- Of :)\-,a Military Academy,: Woolwich.,., 4-ondoil : Paitted for Robert taldWin Paturnoster-roW. This Day was published, 14 'Jae Volume, Quarto, price 21. 2s. boards, and a few Co pies on, ROyal-puper, price 31. 12s. • - THE HISTORY of the ROYAL SOCIETY. • By THOMAS THOMSON, NI.D. Au`- of .t he System o Chemistry. Loudon : - Printed for B. Baldwin, Paternoster-row. - -Where wepublished; " j. la e Philosophical Transactions; from their commencement 111,,". 6 '" to 1800 inclusive, abridged, with Notes,. Biographic b r :strati o _ s • , and a copious Index, by Dr. Charles Hutton, George Shaw, and Dr. Richard Pearson. Price in CR . 1 1, on Duly Paper, 381. 6s. 6d: ; on Royal Paper, **b• COMP.L.NION TO THE COURT CALENDAR. It 4. This Day was published, Bp Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-row, in one neat . . poclot volume, red, .price 6s. • A . GUIDE to the HUSTINGS aid thee HOUSE of COMMONS; or, Voter's and Candidate's Pocket - laatuo• n; in three parts ; comprising,. te%II All the Acts relative to ElectionS, arranged in pari ma rl . 't or State of Representation, &c. all the Counties, Cities, &c. of the United Kingdom. 4, t For s of Writs, Oaths, Certiacates, Notices, -&c. used Hus n tiugs and the House of Commons. , With occasional Notes. By a GENTLEMAN •of the Inner Temple. • This Day were published, la pt O I Bvo. with Two Maps and Twenty Fine Engravings, price - 11.55. boards, The Second Edition of LUSTRATIONS Of the SCENERY of K ILLARNEY and the SURROUNDING COUNTRY. Icy ISAAC WELD, Esq. M. R. I. A. Author of Travels in .North America., / I.. The Plates are executed in , the best Manner, by Middiman, tierlldeer, Byrne, Smith, Storer, Greig, rinted tor' Longman, Hurst, Rees, .Orme, and Brown, Pa «iqster-roW; and James Carpenter, Old Bond-street. In Mr. Weld this illustrious and beautiful scenery has 4.!'(1 au accurate and able delineator. His pen and his pen tio "aye both been employed with effea, and we have sel- Vcil r i i , s ep a work that combines More classical illustration a 'llgher clegrea of graphic exceilence."—Mford Review, 4Y. 1807. • . A feu' Copies may be had in, royal 4to. with proof impres fl the plates..3l.Ss. boards. ,ma ,ft, -. 'IP 7.0. , --:- _ .;,..,,:, , ~ , . ... ...._. . . , i 4 DEPTFORD-VICTUALLING-YARD, tlltj 25, 18152.' -N • E are to give Notice, that on Thursday ; the 11th of .fine next, at 10 o'Cloch in the Forenoon, will be exposeitto Public Sale, at his 21.fajeft3r's Vietuallixg-Yard, at eandrg Lots csf fallowing • Unservicealile PRO VISIONS and STORES, now lying bl i the ricid Yard,. #•;.z. Bread,. k 4 lour, Raisins, Rit,e, Pease, Oatmeal, ' Flour-6weepingi, ontincol-sweepings, Bread dust,,,.Bogs and nap, Butter and flreeSe, ,Sugar, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues, and P.teking-saaps ; Le;iger, Butt, cane eon, Barrel, aid tialf-hogshead . Staves; Flooding (tight and dr)), Irish Tierce, and Barrel staves Wine Pipe-staves; a quantity of Boards.4nds and Fir . e 7 - O , oud, &c. &c. A Deposit of Twenty : five Pounds per Cent, is to be 'made , upon the amount of each Lot at thc time of Sale, and the re mainder of the purtquse gone!! paidbr . -Ore the Stores are re moi,ed, for which purpose a Periqd of Fourteen Trorhing7 tiaic will be allowed from the Day of Sale : the Buyers parti.. cularly observing that not leas than One-hall of the Quantity is to be removed fr' om:,the Premises "within the first Seven Days, and the Pemainder in the Seven following flap, otberwist the Deposit Money will be forfeited, and the Provision,: or Stores remain the proPerty of the crown, as no extension of Time will on any account be granted.- IGI L Nisi-- 01 , *.F.1 , IY/(..y 26th, 1812. TII - TE COMMISSIONERS for. VECTUALLLNG 11is-.3114JE.57'Y'S NdfV...V , " , : , oh.crebil give Notice, -That on Friday, the 12th of June trix:; ley will be ready 10 receive Tenders in iYriting foeakd up), from such Persans as will undertake to perform, at specinc.Prices, in a pre. , per and work 7 manlike manner, and at such tiaze or times as skull be required, all the PAVINGnow necessary to be done for the Repair of the present Pavement in His 21144ty's Victualling Prenthes at pfptfrd, and tafurnishs.ack STONES as most be requis4te for that. purpose. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secr:!ta ry 8 Office, at this' Office; or by applying to Mr. Hobbs, the In : cpeetor of Repairs, at His Majesty's Victualling-yard, at .Dep(ford. No Regard will be had to any Teit,ler in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at leagth, or that shall not be delit:ered to the Board before. One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 12th of June ne,rt, nor unless the Pt'rson who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behaff, attendi,. to answer when colledfor. MBE COMMERCIAL 'HALL - WINE C0M ..11. VANN', Skinner.street, London, •beg leave to solicit the Attention of the Nobility, Gentry, anti I'ubl4.: in gen:— fal, to, their very low Prices fcir • the Clio' CEST WINES, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, PRINIEST T BOTTLED PORTER, ALE, and DOUBLE BROWN s'To for Ready Nioney only, which will cc delivered to Order, free Of expci“,c, to any Pint of London. Fine Port Wine, per Pipe o Half Pipe Quarter Pipe _ 31 0 dims Old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of ,- the mast exquisite flavour,. per -. a 1154 • - 125 0 . o 14,11 Pipe - - - 63 0 o. Q.tarter.Pipe - . - 32` . o Good Sherry, per Butt 4. •• II 0 0 0 Half Butt .. - - S 6 0 o ' Quarter Butt - • . - 29 0 o . *Very fine Old Ditto, six years in the wood. - -pt:r Butt 7 - - tr 6 0 0 Ilalf Butt _- v - - S 9 00. Quarter Butt - - - 3o o 0 *t=ine Old West, India Madeira, per Pipe zr6 0 0 Half Pipe - - - 59 0 0 Quarter Pipe . - - 30 n o Per Dozen. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six . -.---- years in the wood, new in..bottles, 13 to the I Yoten - - .. -50 s. , . *Choice Old Port, t 2 to the Dozen, not crusted 535• *Curio,rs . (lid Port, warranted to have been five years in bottle, 12 to rise Dozen - 574. Good Sheriy, 13 to the D u zen - - sos. *Very Fine (pi ditto, warranted to 'lave been ' eight years to the Putt, 13 to the Doi..-it - 545. Fine Teneriffe. 13 to the Dozen - - 5-s. ,*Fine Old •Bronti Ma•Li , .i,. u 3 to the D••zen - its: *Finest Old West India, i . .ittri, 13 to the Dozen 665. *Cut yusly' Fine Last /India ..'\lA.:ira. warranted to be I a years old, rz to the Dozen - , .2 4 3. *Ditto , Sherry, 12 to the Dozen '. - - . 70s. *Claretof the finest quality' and - flavour, tz to . the Pozen - - - 955. *Very Fine ,'Rich and Dry Lisbon, t 3 to the Dozen - . - •tig• Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto - - 4 6 5. *Finest White Noyec.u, 12 ditto - *Ditto Pink Ditto, 11 ditto •, - - Sts. Ditto Old Rum Shrub, tzditto - - 465. ' ' Per Gallen. Fine Flavoured Geneva - - , Jos. 64. *Ditto Old Strong Ditto ~ ... . , - 125 6 , ..i. Ditto ditto larnaica Rum - -16 s. 64. Ditto ditto Cq . iiiac Brandy - - 425. od. Ditto ditto Hollatids - . • 335. od. • • Per Mizell. Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the Dozcn - 6's. 6d; *Ditto Double Brown Stout, 12. to 11ie Dozen 7s. 6d. Fine Cockagee. Cider. - - . . tc,s, 6d. Pitto Squash Perry - - -„, ••• 21$. C+l. *firwst Old Al', warranted 24 Months std be ore .. • bottled - , - •• - qs. 6d. *Finest Burton Ale, ditto - - los. 6d. . Per Gallon. *Very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be . ten years old . - - - I is. '&l. *Ditto Curious Fine Flavoured Old R. 1.1111 .- :a Bs. 6.1. Fide Old B. Brandy. - - - . 165 011. Those Articles marked * are what the Company reco,n mend as being of a more superior quality than' what is gene rally sold, and of the finest flavour. Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. I anuary I, Ifira. . . • - * For the co'nveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pihts, and for Connoissetirs in superior Articles, the 'Company have, selected the most Curious Wines, &c. and offer the following as the most choice that can be pro duced :- - Fine West India Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, 365. Old East India ditto, of the most exquisite: flavour and quality, 12 ditto, 452 - . Old East Italia Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua lity, tz.ditto, 38s. - ' . • . Fine Old Dry Lisbon, iz ditto, 283. Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest seleaed Pipes of the lavounte vintage of 14,,6, i 2 ditto, 28s. Ditto, of tl c. most rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine.in the kingdom, that has lain in a bratty near zo years. This Article has aft' the softness and flavour of-the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Colt, noisseurs, 12 d:tto, 325. , ' Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old,Rum, 12 ditto, 245. Ripe Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, • \ 4S. 6d. - ' • Curious 'Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot tled, but of the softest flavour, ,Iz.ditto, pi. 6d. , THURSDAY, NE 4, 1.812 c tv 0- . ~,A...10 # ci‘iN A' .... -, 1 1 . ft ' , ° )6k •:., )) ; . . //7/111t11V V P 1111 1 6 . . . t;ti ESTA S FOR SALE. A FREEHOLD 'ESTA'TE and, VALUABLE WHARF, situ-, ate at PONDER's END, near ENFIELD in the County of Nti,!ditsex. TO B:S. SOL11 : 13Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, FREEHOLD ESTATE, coroisting of lA:an excellent intidern-built Farin-hou 7 4e 4 complete re pair, with losi4 Darden,' Barns, stabling, Cow-bosses, Pig gery, and other coui7enient Out-buildings,. including a singu larly valuable:, and very 'improvable WHARF' on the River :Lea; together with r 471 :ACRES AND A HALI', (more or lesS), of superior fertile MX.ADGNIV and ARABLE LANs) ad joining; a part of Which contains capital Brick Earth to an Unionise Depth. Tk, whole of this very desirable Estate is Tithe free; 4.rid immediate Possession will'be given. , May be at any time, by applying- to Kent, the Steward, 'oti , tfU.Preinises; and for further particulars, ipply to Mr..Vanlieythuysen, No. 12, John-street, Bedford-row, • - London. - BEUSIIIRF,.—LEASEt-TOLIS CO FrAGE. = TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, COOPER ail(' WILLI',IOT, _ At Me .RING'S MAIDENHEAD-BIUDGE, On - SATURDAY, the 6111 - Day of JUNE, 1812. At Twelve o'Clock, • rhTHE -ixpired Term of 31 Years of and ia an Elegant COTTAGE and PREMISES, in a most delightful Situation, commanding beautiful• Views of ClifOen Woods and the -River, Thames; one quartet of a Mile f{',,•' the Bath Tl , ,ad and Maidenhead-bcidge,.One Mile frogs Town of Mnidenbead, Two froin Cookham and Bray, and Si*, from Wind , - The' House and Otlices.consist of a Drawing•-raorn, Eating - - parlour, Matter's Pantry, Water-clo , et, and two. Kitchens, all on the (ilind-,/loor, and six cmnfortable Sleeping-rooms'on the Uppt,r , 4torn ; particularly wall adapted for the Residence 'of a Small A Cour --iard with Coach-house; Two 7 stall Stable, poultry yard, Wood, Tool, and Gardenia;; Houses. .m Amost usellent KFTCHEN-bARDEN, well stocked, and an Oftelf;,RD in full bearing. • - A Veranda surrounds, the House. The Pleasure-ground and Shrubbery is.most tastefully laid out. • The Fixtures will be included in the Sale. The Purniture, which is well adapted to the House, mai be taken by Appraise scent, and immediate Possession had. May lie viewed by Tickets, on application to Win. Bowyer, Esq. ,Exchequer Office,. Temple ; Mr. Willis, Maidenhead bridge; Ind of t!fe Auctioneers, Mai4nhcad and Cooldsam, of whOm Patticulars due time) may be had'; also at the neighbouring lutes, the ' Auction , Mart; at the; Exchequer Coffee.honse, Westininste . -, and at the Printing-office, Maiden latle. .n.. 5 PI LSBUitY, it ttt lttsSacoh i SCrEqh 'IVA inns Cases, may be consulted any I'v:caning lietweevr the hours of Eleven and Three, at his lliillariS2iy, r 5 ., Sohn , s4oare,. London. Panels wishing to consult him at their own Ilouses. on pisea s :l of the joints, Scorbutic and Eruptive Complaints. Previ4.as to making Use of the - P ATE NT AN TI 5C012.- C DROI'S, will have' a decided Opinion as to the .prob.4bility of Success. Terms of Attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. 'I; S Soho-square. As tiicre are.nuinryius counterfeits, please to ask tbr Spits bur)'s Patent Atitiscorbuti, Drops, with the King's duty pr , iiited in.black - iiik, Lit hotfles id 07 61. cbuble hot les los. and large: ti. as. duty includ-Al.. Compokind Essence, Bs. I),sro t ,, t ry, 1;, Soilv.srpi.tre, London.. Sf,l • NORM l.• /..EN V OICNIS are the most f requent sources of ayliipttlillti ever' Pareot C;uartilan ut chadrenl4loll - td fiC as,;(p.i.4;‘t - 4;:,1 wit it. casion Lew ot Appetite, a paleness of the Colour ot the Face, Emaciation, and irregtitar state of the rowels, attei ed after - .ith violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions ; t lie> attest The growth of tne liody, and they prove tat.d, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. as a Preveiit„tive.and Cure of.these alarMing Complaints, the above excellent Me; divine is universally allowed, - on the testimony ot.the highest Charaders in this C.,unity; both in rank and respeertabtlit), to have no•cqual. . Their paofic approbation, given to the Proprietor - , trout a Personal knowledge of its wonderful Suc cess in therr.own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives, a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the, Care'ot Children, should have tnis Remedy as a Fain:ly Me •dicine to resort to ; whenever the Stomach or Bowels' or Chil dren are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. • . . Sold; wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler ' s. No. 4, Che rpside, London ; Sharp and tselant, Portsmouth ; for Weston, Alhnot,•and Canary, .Portsea ; Hall and lohnston, Gosport Coletpay and lacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and l'urner, H:111; Hozland, CoOleworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, :Plyrn'huth.; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney aoti . Co. Bill-1-I'l44llam ; arid La:111111'1 . y, LiVerpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; _T ' rewinan, Exeter• Smith, Mandersbn, Raehurn, Scott, an d Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter and .Nl'Doirald, GI .ski,,w Buigin and, Barry; Bristol ; Stevenson and Co Norwich ;. Swinten, Leicester; Edwards anti i'enny, Liverpool ; and retail by „Most Country \Ten ders, In boxes, At 25 oti. and Ss. 6d. each. IMPERIAL PARLIAAIEN7'. HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3'. The House assembled at an 'early hour, an I forthwith resolved into a Committee on, the. Or ders in Council, when two witnesses were exa mined-at considerable length. _ _ _ A short conversation ensued between the Earls of ROSSLiN and BAT'IIURST, froth it. ap peared that.no more ;vitness, for the present, at least, were intended to be brought forwardag,ainst • the Orders in Council, and. that 'thOse who Were to give testimony in . favour of those measures would be s in readiness on Monday next; and the first-mentioned Peer observed, that, should it be found necessary, from what tray transpire in the Turther examination, to adduce some additional evidence in corroboration of that given against the Orders; he trusted the House would not ob ject to hearing it. The House then.resumed, and the Committee were directed to sit - again at two o'clock on' Monday.. The - Duke of BEDFORD presented a Petition, from the Board of Agriculture,: . praying, as we could collect, for Parliamentary aid'for the . due furtherance of its objects, &c.—Ordered to lie on the table. • On the motion of Earl BATHURST, a-variety of documents were ordered to be produced, tending further to illustrate the subject of the Orders in Council, &c. , The Itish'Grand Juries-Bill was read a second tinic, and.committed for Friday. Accounts were presented of the Expenditure of Greenwich Hospital, for a certain Reriod, as coi . F. .nectatwith the Prize Act, and also of the receipt and apication of the Tonnage Duties of Dover Harbour, for one year, ending the 18th October, 1811,—Ordertv,i to lie on the table. 841.3)-Onti .1 4- 1: ( " t.... 4Z -- - '''' --- --- -----,' - - ?•-,,ip>-. .• .....i. -..-: --, IN .-v ~,:ii- , -. , ri . -,:, •.' vo > Lt: 4' - - i, . ' A i li - 4 , '•*'9:A4r---2-1-; ',./. )014'4: T. 5 ", Jjgl T 4 SIXPENCE-HALPPENNY. The Perccval Anna ty Bili was, on the in tion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, read .a .second referred-to . a committee the whole House On Friday next. Earl 612EY presented a Petition from certain merchants and others against the 11Thrgate liar- • boar Bill, now- pending before their Lords lips the Noble 'Earl alsO presented a Petition frf-nn certain. persons, characterizing themselves. as the Undersigned Christians;•praying for the abroga .T tion of certain, laws, as militating agdinst th'e principles of Christianity' contrary to 'the Spirit of the Gospel, &c". TheSe doeuments Were re spectiv'ely-ordered to lie on.the table. The Earl of LIVERPooL then moved an atljourn pieot till Friday next. ATTEmyrS AT FORMING AN ADMINISTRATION: The Duke of NofootK beged leave to put' a , question to the Noble 'Earl; on a subject of the 'highest importance to the country, and on the 11J1 - ders:t a .ding that the . Noble Earl held a . high office in the State: What he vit;Shed to be: stated was, v, - !;rther the Noblb Earl held the high office to which' he olluded, or any other, in the Stnte, in the way he,had for sotnc time past held Que ? If he so held an.offiee,.the Nobie Earl would declare it - But if, on the contrary, he held his ,office only with an expectati,bri every day of lieing removed 5 he. (the. Noble Duke) should hope his Lordship may be . able to give the House some infarmatien .as to. the way the country stood in that reshe:t, and what hope may be entertained of their ktic• 'when the country should have a regular Ad ministration of the Government ? The Earl of InvErirool. said,' that in answer to. what had fallenfrom. the Noble Duke, he could only say, that he - stood exactly in the sanie situa tion as he conceived hiinself to have stood in from Friday se'imight last---that wasp, only As holdine• an office until .snch - time -as his Royal lAighness the, Prince Regent, aeting, in' the behalf of his Majesty, shoilld make such an 'arrangement for the administration of the Government as he should \ think proper. • , • The Marquis WELLESI:EY said, he felt himself called upon, in justice and in duty towards the :I-bust: and the Public, to state, that bis • Highness the Prince Regent had been graciously pleased to call upon_ him some days ago, to :üb mit his humble advice with regard to the form ation of an Administration for the government of the country: This advice he had submitted with all due. humility, and, at the same time; With all the freedom and sincerity which he thought called far by the .s.reat importance of the occasion. By this principle, he Was actuated in every part of the .transactions to_ which such authoritative commu nication gave rise ; and in consequence of the 'au thority with which he was SO honoured; he pro ceeded to take such steps as he thought most ex - oedient .toirards the important object in view. He had to state, he had that day only resigned the authority with which ha had been so lioncnr ed, and which resignation his Royal Highness had been graciously pleased to accept. He-was cer taintteat the motives which gave rise to the call upon him, were those which always animated the heart of that Illustrious Person for the honour . and th i einterests of the country, and .he Was autho rised to state, if he shoUld deem it priger, all the transactions which had taken place from the time his. Royal Highness was pleased to lay his coin mands upon him, until the very Moment of the termination of his authority; this he was then, ready to do, should their Lordships be desirous of it, or deem it advisable. 'But any thing like a premature agitation or discussion of the subject was what he could not recommend, or rather de precate, whenhe regarded the dreadful situation in which the country :Was placed, and the great and dreadful personal, animosities which seemed to exist. The subject itself was also of a most coin plicated nature—yet still he entertained a hope that out of_allthesedifficulties, some state of der may at last arise. , He,runst again say, he was apprehensive of great mischief from any-prema ture agitation 'of the subject, in the present criti cal state of the country ; at. the same tense, he had to repeat, that if their Lordships were deSirons of it, if they deemed it 'essential to the honour and interests of the Empire, he was ready to give that explanation, which from the highest authority he was allowed 'to give ;. but it was what he wvuld . not recOnimerid, and he Was sure, that all those with Whom he had any trans actio as well. as him , selfonogt sincerely wished a happy termination "to the present .state of things ; and he hoped their Lordships would listen to his.advice, not, for that day . at least, to enter upon any premature_ discus sion of the subject. marl STANHOPE expressed his S opinion, that after the haudsome offer just made by the Noble Marquis, and which he had authority to !flake, their Lordships would be wanting in their du - y, if they did not avail themselves of it, and request the Noble Marquis to give the proffered explana tion. He had heard from a -Noble ,Earl, - that he dic: not 'sit in that House as a Minister, but as a sort of daisy ! as one of those weeds which rose up in the morning and died at noon.! Such a stare of things should be put an end - to as soon as pos possibie, The Earl of LIMERICK warmly expressed him .self of a contrary opinion, and he trusted their Lordships would; according to the advice and the' desire of the Noble Marquis, not enter, at least that day, into any premature discussion of the subject, which, as was more than hinted, may lead to mischievous consequences, and tend to increase those animosities which were said to .e Kist. . , Lord GRENVILLE observed, that he for one was far from wishing they should express any thing like 'eagerness to enter upon a discussion, which, in the opinion of the Noble Marquis, may he pro ductive of any sort of Lie won44-tcw. TEN GUINEAS-REWARD. • L QN - T, this MOraiug, iri the NeighbourhOod RED MOROCCO. POCKET BOOK,' con s— tainiwr Sundry Bank Net - es- aad Two Checks, - drawn Y N 1 •.'" • • r. Clements on Mes3rs. -- Chatteris - .and - Co: Lombard atteet-, one for GE. 9,4. ed. the other for SI - „,•,witit several Me-' oritacinins, of no use but to the Ownet. • bring the said Pocket look, with the -Cori._ • -t-` 2 , to Mr. Turner Na. 9, Nest-street, Spital-fitAds ; -or • Mr. C. Wright, atereldsmitiew-hall, snail receive the above 11.e.ward. " C. WRIC-1.-It, Beadle, Gclilmith's-hall. dune 1, 181 3 . * * l Payment of the above Bill is stoppectauct every, Pie tzaltion will 'he takim at the Banii, Bankers, and Mei-chants, ;rel.-eat the cirerilation, and to-trace itif passed. • ,