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French t °'", `nunPet3, Kett l e Drums ; , Oboes, Clarinets,Bas t"onn, Cymbals, Triangles Great Drum, d German Flut e . ; I,ll' t ' r fnrtriimr the most select mi ct Pieces of Military Music, coin ed by * Mozart, an, Reamer, &c. andoe4 Playing preeielv at One o'ClockuntilFour, from Sereo till Ten, in the Evening.. - Admission, One Sfiil2i and Sispence. 17 :B. The whole of the !kiwi,: is perforated in each hour, toneluding with God save the or Rule ritannia. I.:X(11E031'M BILL OFFICE, Jnly 1111,E7KCILRQUER BILLS dated in the Months cif May and IMPEMAL PAJZIAAMENT. • _ Thi4 Day was pnblighod, tiandsoiiiely printed in narto, hitklmer, price 154. in -boards:, HBRAIILDA in PALESTINE :. the First Canto, and part of the Second, with othar Poew4. rtinted for White, Coenrane,,and Co. Fitet79trect. June, 1811, TO TIE• PAID OFF. HOUSE - OF LORDS, MONDAY. plii ?, LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS TRY4SURY having , given directions for paying off the Principal of the abovenientioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex.; „chequer bill Office i 3 the 're:,,eil)t of Excliegner, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Tuesday the 28th day of July instant attendance will be given daily (Sundayi ntid Holidays ex ceptedl until, and includingThurday, th . e 2.3 d instant, from ten O'clock in the Morning, till one in the afternoon, for the pnrpose of receiving the same, and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists fn h vii are to be obtained at this Office) of the Bills, containing the numbers in numerical order, according to 'their re§pective dates, with the principy., sums and interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the, dap on which they are respectively dated, to the said 28th day of July inclnzive, when the interest will cease; and the said . • bearers (being liblders,or not) are indispensably required to indorse each Bill With their usual signatures ; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of the list; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer fill Office for payment, and to receive the nee; Bills, and give the receipts for the same. If any of the hors of the - aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said 23th day of July,' they may be accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.. The Royal AsSent was given by Cotnmission to the Lottery Bill, 'the Cornall -.Duchy Leases, the . Pearl Ash Duty, the Local Militia Amend— ment, the East India Debt TranSfer, the East India Troops, the Soldiers' Families, the Corn .DistilicrieS Amtndtuent,Ahe Regent's Canal, .and the Ride IlarbOur Bills; l i tnd 'also to two Private Acts. . This . Day was pahlillied, Price 4s. in boltds, • N. ESSAY on the AUTHENTICITY of the -CIL NEW TESTAMENT, w:th an Account of the Ancient Versions, and .sotue of the principal Greek Manuscripts.. By J. F. G) LES, Esq. A. M. Printed for .3 r Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, 1-90, I.lhe Lords Connhissioners were the Lord Chan cellor, Earl, Cholmondeley (first time of sitting) and Lord Walsingham. Their Lordships then adjournecL during plea sure. About five o'clock the House resumed, when the Irish Population Bill, and, the, Starch Manufacture Bills, were read . a third time and passed. . The London Prisons and the Moorfields Im provement Bills were read a second time, and re fared to the consideration of Committees. DEACON'S COFFEE. MART and srTGAR WAIYEHOVSE, NO. 2, Skinner-strut, Snow-hill, London. I DO hereby Certify; that Mr. W. DEACON, Skintier-strezt, Snowhill, , London,. is the only person !ithorised by the Committee of British Coffee Planters and Merchants in London,. to ,sell sound wholesome Coffee, *eight, and in pound quantities tiot..less than a single *eight, within the City of London, and in - all parts of the collat._ - ..1.• . A NEW VOLUME OF RIVINOTONS', ANNUAL REGISTER. This Day was published, In One large Volitue, - price hJarik, Eighteen THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or it View of the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE, for the Year . l 80 , 4. being the Fourth Volume pf a new Series. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington,r No. 02, St. Panl's Church-yard; "sold also by Messrs. Payne, Egerton,.flat chard, l':oritaville, and Fel!, an:l Messrs. Arch. Of , the abovc,,nentioned B uksellci may be had the former Volumes, published by Messrs. iii i:ft t pus. Nest 3 W. HOLDEN, Treas. 'and Sec. est In Committee Rooms; New City Chambers, London. 13 t e , t Coffee 13. 4tl. per lb. raw, and roasteslis. 10d. per lb. eennddo. Cu rcnoa.d o . Is. 2d. do. do. do. is. (M. do. The Scots Parish Ministers' Stipends Bal pass ed through a Committee, and ivt:l reported with out amendments. - • The Life Annuity, and the Commercial Credit Ex - cltecitm: Bills were brought up fronfthe Com mons, and severally read a first time. Refined, and Moist Suiar . s, of the best OaMies This Doty was publshed, price in boardq, By Longumn,-Hurst, Rees,_Orine, 4nd.Arown Paternoster row. London, and John Ako.icr,!on, diuburgh, . • A N . ACCOUNT . -of ter ISLAND of -CM. • Itl ADEN:A. The Coffees generally offered far sal e b e i ng e ith er uh .6toutnd or d amaged, or at prices which the original coq of will theis_,.lr)37 any mean s iastii . v, has induced the Committee to give Ia exclusive sanction . to the abo v e establishment; to -en rife 1 4 supply it themselves with sound wholesome cot Tee, tin . 4° fix the lowest prices which' can be afforded for g , - t, --Orcters, with remittances to any ambunt, addressed air. Deacon, as above 4 will be executed equal to tile exact 'nlount of such remittance, JulYll, 1812. Bv N. C riTrA; IYI.D, N.B. In this ANTori: - . >u account is ' , given of the Discovery of the Island, its general .iispect,•Soil, Climate . , Miner;:?, •Ve getable, and Animal I'rod.tctiorts, &c. &c. &c. The Work is especially adatted for invalids or Voyagers intending to visit the Island. VOTE or CREDIT. The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from his Royal Highness the Prince Reg-ent, re specting the subject of the Annual Vote of Credit, usnally passed a short time previous to the cl ose of the Session, and similar to"that delicered to the Commons. POETRY FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOLS. This pay were published, Calculated to succeed each wher in the Progress of Edn. The Message being read in the usual way, was, on the motion of thelcoble EpW, 'ordered to be taken into consideration.on Welrileday, and the LOrds summoned thereon. ./ • TII 'RAND -DAUGHTER OF CHARLES CHERCHILL. .II P the assertion of John . sori'be trtiO,.t6l:".the -- chief glory of every peopl e . arises from i`s Authors," -Y rat be h ope d th at an enlightened Natian will identify th 9"'n greatness with the priisperity of its literary men and di'r Posterity? When the f4rand:daughter on . was tVeoered in p overty, a , generonrcniu:ation appeared, who f ee . z 41 be fo remost t o honor the 'memory the great Epic R ats , nefr , ending his aged and indigent descendant. Thi s A Worthy of a people proud. of their literary g re at nes s. occasion - no -, ;c calls for similar benevolence : 'the 1;1 0 t 4t1u- d 3 'ighter of CklA/0 ES CHURCHILL, of a Writer kan,exeelled by any for vigour of imstFination, and for a ituc rudependence of character, is'at this moment languish- Vt:th ~P"erty, si ski under accumulated embarrasswents, saie.tlat addt,d oohs of beholding a Mother the sharer of- her feii t „,, 4 '°' l 3- The benevolence of. the Public would not only tr i Z e them from the - threatened terrors of a prison, but the It the Daughter to avail herself of peculiar advantages' the Possesses tu sdppart herself and Mother. Born in France and surrivcr of all the horrors. that 'marked the tßes of the French Revalsition, she has .now in her tb);,ltAeth Year, visited the • soil of her ancestors, hopingi to l)s , t , ' t F , her indnitry its the country th .it been adorned tuitPe NsAtings of her progessitor. A series Of •akionte 'Which now - ; in the aggregate, amonntto'a total in t ecap . e utter rtsiq, unless retie generosity i lldividitals, lies prevented h-r -from ex tua-6, der abilit.e.; in the task of teaching is Lan= to 4 e ' to Ivhich she eminently competent, from her long 401 nee is France, from- the parity of her 'pronunciation,. . fr n 1 her eval st,ill tit the English Tongue. r'ettered she cannot mai:. the first st.ep in that path, t er : , ,, once entrit , d, woOl,l - lead to a . ckcent competence for Pei if Wad snoik.er ; out it is anxions!y hoped tl,!.' ap tie:twill. not froitiess, and that ti.e,inn.vidst• w has t _ured to /Lillie her situation knoi‘n will 'be en., , a, by ue oevolen;!,, of those whom thi s a dd ress may to tlic P t e rt i. and consolation to the virtuous and the af hrrere further,n are received at Nlcssrs.Hammersley's and Cb. pirticul a r s may be had. ESTATE FOR SALE. NEWSTEAD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAM. TO.BE SOLD, At G IT • • • Coffee-house, Cliange-alley,,,Lontion, t t i3th of Augast next,. at Twelve o'clock, TW() LOTS, ~~ 111 4: very important, ,e xlensive, anti valuable 4..01'14:E1-101,D It:STATE, con4ting of the MANOR or' itt,d'uStlif! of NESTEAD,. the of Nottingham, it tut Vie an-'ent M W NSI AON, - NEWSTEAD ABBEY, tr TI-1 REF, THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more • 11i, d 7 5 2 . 0f A•raliley Meadow, Pa:;tore, Woodland, and Lakes, into k iln - sundry eligibte f;•.rms, stone quarries, and lime 114!, c oMprisiiqb the entire! Lordship, the whole - extra-pa tlie"4l and tithe-free, 'except about fwenty-four Acres in adioi)litig parish of Li thy, and the poor and other rates b, tritii the whole (except mansion, castle, gardena, n o . d , %, 44,1 and lakes, which arc in, hand) let at present at old e l'Y low rents highly. improvable) to tenants, who are tq ; , t l notiee to qu it, so th a t an early possession of the whole Th e „ ' l ' 4 Y he insured to -a purchaser. - %ft, ; r e ;.re several poiverfnl.streams of 'water, with suffiticnt Tee r Mill-worlt for manufactories of the tik6t.rnagnitncle. k r t t . e 't 4 te is situated on th e Great North ftwiel, between th e in gharn and Mansfield, t en mile s f rom th e former, and tfreu efr orn the latter, 'and 130 f rom London.i The' manor s ,1 s ' ,_ Peked with game of all sorts, and the lakes with fish, to I: w ith-wild fowl in the season, and forms a domain rarely "‘e purchased; ' LOT 1. t ar it consi s t o f the Manor, tit- Abbey, and the whole of -en e 4ll , WOCi!3, and Lakes, Stone Quarriet , and Lime Kilns, lirerlissed by the park Paling, on the West side of the t,Nortlaload, and Containing 2381 acres, more sir less. LOT IL tbe consist of th e H u t P u bli c H ouse, - an d t h e F arms and hrtzli n enclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the East side of the dud containing 693 acres, more o r les s - so. ' k r Property m a y b e v i ewe d o applying- to Mr. Owen I,,itts,l.ei n > at the H E Hot Public House, ore the state, of whom r t-r tivilars may he had ; and al so o f Jam Hanson, ,11 ' 14 1. "• Chances-;•-lane. ;at the Piace Sale, at the - Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham ;'the IvNlausti ld • the Bear Inn, Loughborough; and the Cr, . 4 as Inn , Luice+ar. ,70.7711•MEM 111 .te a A.M.SIIIVIT. r 1" , . -- mommi talia , 4lll.llVSlllllll.l.lll===-01sitMEM.F ~ • Day was pu b l i Aheti, And will be continued IN eekty, , ii lif ‘ LONDON NEW PRICE CI,TRREN . T, . " a Plan entirely new, arranged unthn- the following ' ` l4 ' l ., vi Th z• Al a .", Produce of the West - Indies and Spanish Main-North 47-110a---South ... 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Of the Fourth, or present Edition, only a invited number now remain on sale. YOUNG'S NEW LATINnENGLISI-1 DICTIONARY. 'Phis p was published, In Svo. price 13s. 6d . bound, a New Edition of NEW .LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY ; Ilk containing all the Words proper for reading the Classic Writers, with the Authorities subjoined. • To which is prefiied, an ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, carefully compiled frorn the best Authors. By the.late Rev. WILLIAM YOUNG, Editor of Ainswoith's _ Dictionary. Printed at the University Press, Edinburgh, in which the Qnantities hi've been attended to with the greatest Cate, and the, whole rendered much more correct than any former Edition. It is presumed the present Edition of Young's Latin Dictionary will be found more acceptable than .auy other : the whole has been corrected with the greatest. Care, and the .Sheets.revised by an eminent Lexicc•'rapher. _Edinburgh: printed for Bell and Bradfute, and Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh; R. 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AWORE's CO lur ii t7N.NA PATENT CAMP' 13EDSTEAli, forming a Military Bed for the Field, - Barraeli::, and also, a SO1••A for a Tent; or Room, &:e. and 'likewise uSzA-car re f un ?1Ja41.1 Ship, the whole packing in a small Valise, allJwca the most porri 4 Ole ever yet manufactured ; •invented by ':`.lolt- GAN tend SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most hu.nbly presume the highest !lotion? ought to be paid 411 those who so gallantly live and die for toeir King and Country.- • •• A NEW ATLAS FOR SCHOOLS. ' This Day was published, . . • T In Royal 461: price I.S.s. neatly half-bound; OST ELL' S N,EIV - . GENERAL ATLA S ; con taiuing distinct Maps of all the principal States surd Kingdoms throughout the Ni'rld, - fisaen the latest and best Authorities, including Map of ancient Greece, and of the._ Roman Empire, the whole,correctly-engraved.upon;33'plates, royal 4to. and beautifully coloured outlines. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy (successors to Thomas Oaten), 32, Paternoster-row. N. B. The same Work, foill 7 coloured., price One Guinea. The Publishers otter the above Atlas to .Schools, as the most correct, the most elegant, and at the same. time .the cheapest ever executed. They have no hesitation in sayinv, that it wants only to lie seen to be universally adopted; it is • already used in many of the most respectable Serilinarae,i in the Empire,. • GENUINE ty,';.!)ICIN ES. • • . , NEWBERY, and ,SQNS;No_. 45, St. -Paul's • Church-yard, London,. or No. 29, Dame _siieet, Pioprietors of Dr. James's PoWder, and otli t !,r ,valuable Preparations, inform - the Public, that in Conse. quetiee of the New Duties, the price ct.that Medicine is zs. : gd. - per PaCket, or il. Ss. fld. per. Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottle, IL .4s. as riiatic up tt'r the - Army and Niivv - ; but observe that the words "'F. Newbery, No. 45, St. haul's," are engraved - in the 'Stamps. The folloWing are the Prices their Medicines, s included ; but those -who purchase six, or noire, ,7e . allowed the Stamps gratis. • • a. d. . . Dr. larnes's Pow - der 2 9 , Dalby's Carininative 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong - Finer. of Bark 4- Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 uxham's ditto - 3 Dr. Austin's Chalybeatc 4 • English Coiße • - - 2 - 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 • 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 ,Do. Convulsion Oil. 2 6 S t :As fills Do. Camothile Drops I 9 Cheltenham Salts - z 96 Essence ot'Coitifoot - 3 6 I peeaenaiiha Lozenges t IL* , Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o .Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9 The Cephalic Snug' Henry's: M.ignesia . 2 6 Lozenges of Blois . t Ilj . M,redant's Drops 5 - 6 Glass's 'RI: , gresia ' • 3 6 Spiisbpry's ditto - • 5 6 Leo's Linni.ent • - 5 o C rant's Cough ditto r 6 Asthmatic Balsam - 2.9 Greenough's linettircS r Tonic Pills' -- 2 9 - Ditto Tulu Lozenges t Or. Hoopei's Pills - i Ili Soothing Syrup - 2 AlKple allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. CHELTENHAM SALTS; •Made from the Waters of the Chalybeate Saline Spas at Chel tenham, thd,propertyof Mr. H. THOMPSON: „ proofs SALTS give daily ., such of their virtues, that tlitiy'cap now be recommended' to tite public as a medicith; of unequalled excellence, andone; it is confidently believed, that will be.the means df lengthen ing the life of mankind. Thei. possess from natures the ape rient, tonic, exhiiira.ting, and strongtheuing qralities, so finely combined, 'that their use may t o e persevered in for any length of time in obstinate cases. • -Those finalities in Rhu barb, for, which it is esteemed, are so far exceeded by these Salts, that the payment to forci.o nations.for that drug is no lunl;er necessary. 19r sale at Montpelier Pump Room, Cheltenham ; at Messrs. TatlAatn's ,Tea Warehouse, 12, Southampton-street, Strand ; Mr: Daniel Stewart, 76., Old Broad-street; Mr. John Ehers's, Bookseller, Old -Bond-street; Messrs. - Fyffe's Tea Warehouse, 313, Polborn ; and Nors, Crtbendish street, Portland-place; London; Mr. Gore's, Liverpool . ; and J. Mickett, Bristol; Messrs. IV asiihorn, Gloucester ; Messrs. 'Deans-, Manchester; and Mr. it. Smith's, Dame-street,'Dpb 7 din ; and are intended to be placed in the hands of respects ble ATentlers in all "chief towns of the United Kingdom. - . A quantity of the above Salts effloresced by Atmospheric- Air, may be had at Cheltenham,• for exportation L. warm cli mates; where the crystals occasionally deliquesce. • • The Spa Waters of, Mr. Thompson's,Wells at Cheltenham are now in high perfection, and several new Alkalescent find Magoesian Saline Spas having been added to them since last vear.' . . Alontpeliez Ptimp-room offers now more Medicinal excel lence than can be found concentrated in any spot in Europe: a Spa, baring a saline impregnation eqnal to sea -water, corn blued stiongly with iron and sulphur, may be drank by tho whose stomachs can bear waters so highly charged with 5?..- line, ferruginous, and sulphurous Matter. LOCAL TOENS BILL. Their Lordships, pursuant to the Order of the .Day, resolved into a Committee - on this The _Earl of LIVERI'OOL proposed a few, Amend ments to different parts of. the 13i11, chiefly of a verbal nature; The Earl of 'LAUDEIZDALE urged a variety of objections to the measure in its present shave. uu particularly dwelt upon what he conceived the uuncessary and extreme severity of the provision, in inflictirtg such a. degree of punishment upon individuals who should have in their possession papers engraver! so as to - imitate Bank of England Notes in the way described in the Bill.' his Lordship moved forthe omission of.this clause. ;:oine conversation arose between the Noble Earl and the -Earl of Ross, in • consecluence of some observations made by the former as to the comparative amounts of the .circulation of the Bank of England paper; and that of the Provin cial Banks; acid respecting the powers giVeq theformer by the Bill, with reference. to Oat. of tie _subjec t . .The.- - Earl of LIVERPOOL defended the regula tions proposed by the Bill in that respect, as arising out the necessity of the case, and as a proper degree of security to be given, in the pre sent state of the country. • The Question being put on the Earl of Lauder dale's motion, for omitting the Clause ,in tint), it was negatived Without .a divis on. El the course of some fqrther discussion, the Words " Coined, or," were omitted by the . Co m on the suggestion of the Earl of Lauder dale 5 : and a similar amendment was made in the title ; on the ground, as urged by the Noble Earl, that the public should not be habituated to . the idea that a power, that ,f coining, which ap pertlined to tic-So.vcreign alone, were 7 vested in a the -Bank. The Bill beisg,gone through by the Committee,- the House resumed, and ordered the , Report to, be received to-morrow. EX OFFICIO INFOIIMATIONS. The Earl of Mollt.t begged leave to retinest of his Noble Friend (Lord .Holland), that he Ny o t!,d. agree to let Palmer's Compensation Bill have the. precedence, in the order•ofdiscussion to-morrow, of those Bills•relative to the above subject, which his Noble Friend had previously gien notice Of his intention to bring forward. Lord HOLLAisw had no - objection - to comply with the request of his Noble Friend, though his obervations of every day, 'and - particularly with reference to passing circumstances in Ireland, convinced hint of the necessity of bringing for .ward the subject as soon as possible: He thought, however, after - the 'discussion alluded to by,the Noble Earl, it would be too late to bring on one of such peculiar importance as his intended mea sures, and therefore that he;should.have to post 'pone it. He could 'hot then name any particular day, 'as there were Noble Lords who maybe de sirous to take part in that discussion, whose con venience he wished to consult. Earl GREY took the prent, as ..perhaps he should have no future opportunity this Session, of expressing his full concurrence in the measures about to . be proposed, ,by his Noble Friend, or tending to check a power so liable in'his abuse to be productive of the most dangerous conseqUepecs to the freedom of discussion. The, recent circum stances in Ireland inthiced him to think :it inore necessary, than ever, where, instead of that system of conciliation which was to be expected, after what passed, prosecutions were carryirg.on sub jects relating to the Catholic , Question ; and . he had heard of the Printer of a Pamphlet, entieed " An inquiry into the PenalLawS against the Ca tholics," having been summoned on the part of 'the .Attarney General, to appear before him at his house, to SIMI; cause why an information should Lot be Mod: A similar procee_dag to this, he was