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This flay was rttblished. plice tis. bnartts, ABLE'S: Vol. 11. Con t oi,,gComboscan nn 1. 1 Poem, in Six Racks ; fiunderi upon and corn lug, a ire 6 iinitatitst of Chaucer's Er.lgment on that Sub. iett. By RICHARD WHARTON, Esq., Printed for Payne and Mackin g 7, Stand. Where may 6e had, the First Volume, price sa. 6d. beards •• This Day .was published, Zither in One or Two Volumes, Price 14s. including the At is of .411 the Pecr3,linci rite four Orders of Knighthood ; also ornamente.:l by a striking Resemblance of Hi Majesty in his parliamentary Roues, and a R presentation of a Duke, hlarnnis Earl, Viscount, and Baron, each in hir. Parliamentary A o bes, elegantly and acCarately engraved 'upon a new Set or Plates, printed on a tine Parr; the Letter-press also on a paw "I'ype ; being the cheapest and most complete Work of the kind extant; . . EARSI..lt, s Y's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND h • • • 4.11. COl I), and I Itc,r.A ND ; containing ,an Ac 'count of the Origin, Honours',.. 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The following critical Sanctions have appeartd of thi luaole .nitt 'useful Work : Tta trot and judicious Publication, con veying much prictical Intbruintion on the Subjed of EduCti aoti is therefore highly Worthy the'perusal of every Per abn concerned in the Improvement of the rising Generation. The account of Books genefally used in Schools seems to be the result of experience, and certainly ; displays Inucli truth- The Author's ttecomittendations and Strictures arc accompanied with such Reasons and eyiticaf Observations as dopifftypClit, credit, both us n Schol tieand Christian 'leacher." A NTI-lACOiIiN KLVILW. " In the First Part,of this Work are several judicious 06- nervation*: ; and the Sec.ontl Part enutderates the most useful iturodalory Books in every Branch of Knowledge, remark ing °Li their respective Merit:, and Cautioning 'Parents and ltstruClors against some which the Author, upon just grounth, objcdts to. 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" Mr. M 4 6', a ppear* to he 'el diligent observer, and an ac curate reporter or what fits has se , en, with little bias to doubt tut .speculations (Jr hypotheses., 'Work., therefore, will be read with considerable interest, ind Will hereafter 'furnish some 'valutable documents for illitst raihkkt he Medical Ilistory or Egypt,, and of inter, t ropica clintates - h. gencral,."—Medi cid and, chirorgical Review. for lmy 35. Published by, john Morr.ty, Flert.stt:eet, London. . . ( iLJI.. • r' This May waspublislicd f ' in One Vain* eidavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, A DISShAt 1 ATION uyt the OUT; ,in the Nafilre of that atilieling Dis6se.ii fully explain-. ati4 its speedy, safe, and elilAtial Curd, by the external applicaation of,Cold water, is ampiy illustr,itted,and continu ed by a variety ninfiKitial arid communicated Cases. 13) , IttinEßT KINC:i.),KE, M.D. Member ot itnyal Nledical Society of Edinburgh, of the Physicol Suciety of Gottingen, &c. Printed I. No. 3a, Fleet-str4t, Lotulon. KINCLAK F.'s ANSWER TO EWAN. 1)4 was inshliiked, ±1..0,•=1, prlCelok. Ott . , AREPLY to i\rt E T , WCICASES'• of ` C; Lyr, said i 9 have ceribioatvl iIX Derith."in Coll3e gocnc6 of thQ extvrital Of Ice ami Cokt Waier. which is A dded, tto InstsvfAl of the Falai Eireds at .::kotirag. • ; wtth t CatitiOllS, &C. Rk) 1. KINC:I.Ati M.D. Member of tiro ft.o , ial Wiedic4l SOc•lLty of •Eciiiibprgh, of the Phyitt:Ai S,4:iety 61Guitiiiken, anci ith f oi;ikti at Tattntem. L6,1,:t6i1 Soht by Murrxy, 32, Ifiect-StNet and , ' Titl4lltop. Of In.tV bt: bid, by the iiame Author, A Disserta. tio3 0,1 N "Ilicory and Prad;co in the Cure of the (;out, Svo, yi. 61., • DR. IiENRY.IIU/I"I7ER. This Gay was publi4lied; In Two Volumes Uttavo, once Os, boartit, with a Portrait of the Author, Ert S and :other MISCELLANEOUS , PiEt:ES, By the !ate. HENRY ILIiNTER, , D. I). • • Iklhrister or the St.: qtr,` C Loudon W4ll. 'Cu whtch ate pre,rixert, liingrilphical Sketch of his Lite; and a Critical Account of his Writino, Puhlt.l~;rt by john Murray, No. 32 'Fleet.itreet,'Leudon CiIEMISTkY , Tisis 'tidy puillislicJ o ill ()I.,amo,price 7g, 111 boltdn, N into the LAWS' arCtiEML. I - A. CAL .A.l.l.lNllY.'' • iiy C. Member of the Cimsei 1 , t,1 St:nate and National Institution, Tntils:aied from the French ' .13y M.. M, D. Printed fur John Morin, No: 3,r, Fleet.itreet. " labours or 13,..rtnollet have long been devoted to the cho,mcal 3ciititce. lic,appeetrett at an early pc. puti I,ilVolbiel, end contributed to establish the moticEn sictit, by the zeal and ability with which been.: g.igest in its di lom.c. lie has enriched it by the discovery of soverat ittionnant truths • and society is indebted to himfor the roostapplication ot ettemicai agency that has ever, bevit in,u lo , by a A;%:ntific Cheittisc—that of the ae)loo f,r' 'oef an vegetable colouring matter t , •1 bleNchio, , , sit application bywhich the processes of tii „ a few i.e'yS hileiltannpletely gbangeth, T , io 1, now brouAht forward are not lets !, riot confined to a t®w fads, !I dircci rir,t ptini.iples of the ueienci!; they p( 1.1 ! , ,,1 •,•1 the haws of elle:MK:ill ;fhtiiity ; and t + vet y announced, if established in its full ex t Oiler (sir explanations ot chemical tttielt clams i of novelty and importance, we ti, i 11;4 iuxesstry for giving sonic attention to this "• ibese sp4.kcalltion;i, in every point .of view, are interest ing mid no (111e' will question the lability of reasoning and extent of I:ll4,wlet%e by which they 1t re supported." Lrhubut h 'lt I.eview, No. 10 iv. page 141, $ THE MUSEUMS AT I, l ACRE and SiiOREDITCII eon. tin t i t i, to .11.,ikv the attention of the Public, as there 4}'c zi - civeral Nh?nsicr's in them which ho ether Museum iirthe World c.nt pripiuce, Vermin thir most extraordinary evcr fou»d iil Oilman nodles and which were destroyiny, the Vitals while the ;:i9i4sutli rero knew not where to find reliof. Ono Ta i .'- Worn), zo Feet long, with ti 6 ninuths--Itidind Worms, Polo P iiir'r'tS, Ix niches, voided upwarilf.--Aii Animal with low it'gs, front .1 Child !--A number a Black Ari,titer child tK feet to each with a vAit variety of olii.r Vi.:nrirri never A ny well inf:rntell iMedi cut will not tilde hy nispetling the above. "I'ravvi I ;loco they ha've ii, vor seen such Creatures in ny of tile were eltpclied Dr. P 'MIRA prepar‘d by himself; al, 2,1.: ! 0vc. Voetor play be consulted daily. 4.,141 in 141.st's at Za. Ga. .t 4 61. L to- 6d. aid' 21S • . • • .. • This Day 1V33 pubiishltl, price 3s: THOUGH is t•n the PRO rEsTANT As. cr.NpANciy-in Ip:LAND. London ; Printed for I*. Harding, No'. 36, St. • latne4's,, streo ; anti I ohn'Archer, 'this Day was published, price is AN ADDRE:,zi to L. , r,1 TEiGNMOUTH, President of the British and Foreign Bible Society, ,occasioned by ids 'Address_ to the Clergy of the Church of England. By A COUNTRY C7LERGYMAN... Printed tor F. C. and f. ltivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard. IMPERIaL PARLI.IIVIEIVT.', 0 E 0 PEERS. MONDAY, MARCH iB. . . inc' Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Pleasure Horse Duty Bill, The Salt Ditties arid Property Tax Bills, also to the'Mutiny Bill, and to three Private Bills. The-LordsComtniisioners wereithe - LeteDCHAN. CELLoa, Lotd WALsINGHAM, and Lord ELLats. BOROUGH. • Counsel were farther heard relative to the Scots Appeal, the Earl of Kinnoul ei. Mettle and others, viz. Mrs: No LAND as second Cahoot for the Respon. dents, and Mr. ADAS!, on the part of the Appellants, in reply. The last mentioned Counsel was interrupted in his reply, for the purpose of permitting th e ir L o rd. ships:to receive' Bills from the Conunoni. On this . occasion Mr. Dt cKaosoo, Jun. brought up the Marina Mutiny Bill, and also two Private Bilis. Before the Counsel were called' in,', The; Earl of DARNLEY moved for the pretduetion of COpiesorcertain Letters, from Captain Fraser, of the Hindostan, anti Captain Fay, of the. Hyena, relative to the state and condition of these vessels, their firneasro keep the tea, sirc;; which were order. ed accordingly. Lord Firrount MELVILLE addressed the House . in reference to what had ,transpired on a recent . evening, in the Debate upon the subjeCt of Naval Affairs.. • ,The gist of what had fallen from a Noble Earl 'on that occasion, might', he conceived, he resolved into three leading propositionef first, a Charge. against the' present Admiralty Board for purchasing it number of Vessels for the service of the Navy which were unfit for that,. purpose Gamily, a CliergC of building, Vessels in the-114er. . chants' Yards, at an extravagant expence, and 'in. ferior quality, compared with thoite: built in the King's Yards eaind, lastly, ,an. averment that the Royal Dock Yards could supply' Teti Sail of Ships annually to the service of the Navy. In order to, bring this suhjca, which was.certainly one of great national importance, fully under the consideration ',of their Lordships, he, should, pursuant to the inti• oration he had given on that- night, beg leave to move. for the production of -a number Official Documents, which he deemed essential to that pur. ,pose. His Lordship then moved far the procitiClibit of .variotut Naval Documents, between twenty: and' thirty, in number, and embracing almi 4 t. egerY . branch and detail oldie Service cif the Navy ; par. ` , quietly the number and description of Ships of Wat . bnilt,, ordered to he' built, lad-itched, repaired, docked, refittecl,:and put in and out Of Commission ; and the number of Artificers employed since the teth of Mayleat—the 'period of the present Board of Admiralty coming into offiCe. Also, fog, the produetion of a variety' of Official Documents relative to the state of the Navy, in the interval between the yCarS' teao and 1783.. These, on thequestion being put, wereacverally ordered.to he laid, before the 1 - louSe.' , The Noble Viscount also, by command of Hzi MA J as err s presented an' Account of the Number• ,and 'Name*, of the Artificers discharged from 'the Royal Dock Yards, by order of tile Navy Board. And, secondly, an Account of the Number of the said Artificers, distinguishing their respeClive trades and occupations,. who have since been employed in ilia Majes D ty's ock Yards. These-Documents, oil the Motion of the Dime of CLA.auwor., were ordered to be printed. The, LOAD CILANCSLLOI moved that the Coma. sel be now called in. In conseiptence of this p r oe ee di n g, a conversat i on took place, in ,which the Earl of DARtstay, the I..)tiat of CLA.aItNCS, the LORD CitANCI:III.I.Ok, and Lord AUCKLANI4 took a part; which principally respeded a question of the propriety of calling in the Counsel, until some degree of discussiop, which the.zsY9 first mentioned Peers seemed to think it proper to enter into on the important sulijc.ft to which the Documents moved for by the'Noble Via. ccunt referred, 'was finished. The Earl of D4INLEY pbgerved, that, gene. # rally speaking, the Noble. Viscount's idea (tithe objeelsOf what he had advanced on a former 'night was corred, sav,e• the last, proposition , i n which his meaning was, that under a proper system for the Management of Naval Affairs, the number of yes. sell adverted to 'Might be supplied by the Royal Duck. Yards, but not under the present system of Administriatioe, . . The DUKE of CLARENeE bad some questions to put to the Noble Yiscount relative to. the sub. jest to w hi c h the Documents referred ; a subjetl Of great public moment, thought he had every feeling with replica to the hearing of Counsel, as an im portant individual consideration. It was-also his intention to tat;.e 'an early opportunity to move I some further Naval • Documents, which he thou g ht necessary on the occasion. The Lotto PIiANCILLOR referred to the general praelice of the. House when Counsel were inter.. rupted for the accommodation of liublic Businegs, particularly. in'the instance of a reply, anti alluded to the extraordinary expense: the parties must he put to did the hearing stand Over till another day. Lord Aticictaeo, in Support of what fell from the Nisble Lord on the Woolsack, referred to the uniform' praClice of-the House on such Ocessions. The Counsel were then called in, anti Mr. ADAM finished his reply. • The further consideration of the ease; with a re. ferenee to the judgment of their Lordship, was then adjourned till Wedoesclay. Mr. PAitililJ.l, .frptu the Irish Chanstallor of the .• •• • , . . . Exchequer's OfTIN ~ presented a n Account of the Surlis•rvtritted by Governtnta from England tcriie. 13rifi, with the 11.3tes of Exchange, hire. - (mai the x. 4 ..ot February, 18o3c—Ortteied to fie On the T.ible. Hue then AdjOUttled till tO.morrow, when their Lot,t , ships stand summoned upon Lord AUCK LAtiIfg Motion, for Committees-to search for pre cedents. , - AttISE OF COMMONS. MONDAY; ,MARCH 18. Tree Home:went trilhe House of Peers, and heard the Royal A3sent Oven by Commissinn to seve.ral Public and Private ,Bills, The Reporvof the Committee on Bowyer's Lqt tery Bill was brought up,' agreed: to, and the Bill was ordered to be engrossed. The Land'Tax CoMmissinners' NaMe Bill was ordered- to tie committed this day' fortnight. A Person from the Office of the Aticii(or of the Exchequer presented an. Account of botne Excite. quer Bills; which Wa4 ordered to be printed. The Marine Mutiny , Bill was reported, and a Clause added, assimilating' it, in regard to Oaths at Regimental Cmorts M artial, to she M ut iny Bill o f the Land Army. T he Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. joatrioN, from the Office ,of the Clthf Se. cretary of Ireland, presented at the B.tr certain Irish Accounts respelling the Borough Compensations.— Ordered - to lie on. the 'Fable. Mr. RCM. presented an Account of : the Licences granted to , Persons . trading , .4,4111 France, , Spain, and Holland ;.. which was ordered to lie on the Table. INVIA. Mr. FRANCIS rose to put . of his Motion on India Affairs, to :Monday next. Lord CASTLEREAGH wished the Finn. 1111ern. • her 'would defer his Motion a week longer, the Pa. pers being voluminous, arid the subjed of India litics of so wide a range. He. a.,ked what was the nature of the intended Motion • ' Mr; .FRANCIS consented to put off his Motion accordingly to this day fortnight. He - could .not then say what would, be' the precise terms of' his Motion, but he did not doubt. but he should have an opportunity to explain it to, the Noble Lord before the day appointed for the consideration. .of it. The notice thus stands for this day fou. night. • . HUSH IMPORT DUTY, BILL. Qn the Motion for the second reading of the Irish Import Duty Bill being moved by' Mr...tio;,•rsft ; 'Mr. DAWSON proposed a further delay, thii being the day appointed for the celebration .of the' Festival of St. Patrick, tutelary Saint of Ireland, and not many Irish Members being therefore pre: sent. , , Mr. FOSTER thought that. as this. secnnd read. ing was a Stage of the. Bill When no'dehate upon it was to be expeeled, the time for diseUssion would be in- the Committee; for .he supposed that no ..Gentleman meant to objet to the principle of the Bill, nainely, that. of granting- a Supply to 'His. IVlAjesty. This was the t Bth. of March, and the .Supplies all fall on the zsth, so that delay would be dangerous. far. KER was in favour of delay ; he was pro. ceeding to'rernark that the Tax was odious, vex, atious, impolitic, •and unwise, when. he was Called to order.. 'Afier a few words in explanation from Mr. CottaY, the Bill was.reaci a second time, and or . tiercd to be committed tomo rrow. • BREACH OE VRIVILEcaS. Mr. , ?'. STEELE moved for a new Writ - to'be issued, for the City. of Bath, in the room of Lord John Thymic, who.h4s disqualified liimeelf by al,. ting in the House and voting without taking the Oath 3; and, in Other respetts, not complying with .the laws in such cases provided. Lord John Thyme had accepted the office of Vice-Chamberlain of His Majesty's Household, in June . last ; but, from load. vertency, continued to sit and vote, netwithstand_ ing, without having given in the'requiiiite qualifiea. tton., The Hon. Member said that, as the House always sheaved indulgence to such of its Members as had inadvertently .transgressed its ptivileggs, he had no doubt but that, after they should have or dered the Writ to be issued, they would pittliit' him to bring in a Bill to indemnity his Noble ,Friend from the penalties and disabilities consequent by the law on sueltomissions and inadvertencies of his. LOrdship. , - 7 • The Writ was now ordered, and Mr. &rims, having moved for leave, brought . in hiq Bill uf in.. detnnity; which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second - time to-morrow, I ISH ACCO 1J NTS. Mr. PITT m a ven for a Committee to examine the •Does, Bcc. outstanding, or the babriees due , eo Great Britain atid Ireland on the expenditure of the United Kingdom from the zst January I8o1;t0 zst January 18og, and to consider of the hest means of a,certaining the Bata'nces at the end of each year.-- Agreed to. Mr, PITT, Mr. FOSTRIt ) Lord CA,I2I.ItrtItACH • s Mr. COILRIC, the MAsTlift of the nota.s,and se., veral more Metnbers were app o i n t e d of the Cum. mit tee. Mr. ROSE moved for the appeititment or three different Committees to.morrow, to regulate the degrees of intercourse and indulgence to be 'allowed to Foreign Nations, their Ptizes and 'Trade, in His Majesty's - D6minions abroad.--Ordered. The , CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQVER gave notice, that on Friday next he would move in the Committee of Supply,' for same additional taxes in place ,of those which had been reje6ted, and also to make the Tax op Wine perthaneni, and t o h ave an additional Tax laid on Pepper. The Report of the Committee on the Expiring Ltivs Bill was mid and agreed to. Mr. Hostm.oN moved for leave to bring in a Bill u, amend an Aa passed in the 45th of George 11 I, which prohibited issuing. Promissory Notes on. d'er the Value of 51. The'EXchequer Bills Bill and Expiring Law, Dill were committed, and the Report ordered to be ie. cei y 4 to.plorFpwf—rAdjutlrnOt • MAILS. Prvr D Lisbon, t Dublin, t WatetfOrdr. LI u E —1 I ) WAtetbrd. PRICE OF STOCKS TN/ 11 DA 1' AT TVIFILTI O'CLOCX. ConsolsSSW OinnjUjn . • • o; 31 THE SUN. sdLtat guts laletatt FALSUM AIIAtAT LONDON, TUSSDAY, MARCI( 19, 1805's t a T ia k t i a n C , Channel F f r l e e e m t , T c o o n r s b i a s y t i n o g n of r the l ie; :" S l 4 4t : H : l some their Station off Brest. Lord GARDN E R is arrived in Town, and soon take the command of the Channel Fleet. The safety of a great part of the Meciitatrinta" Convoy (every Ship of which was stated id tits i f " niteur to have been captured or destroy ed) is no w in' confirmed beyond a doubt. In addition to du formation which we have alresdy laid befor e out Readers upon this sublet% we are now enibl ej : state, that a Letter has been recei ved by RICHARD STRACHAH from Captain Fei,6"" r' *to so gallantly defended the Acib„ren Bombe No' so superior a Force. The Letter is ( 101 I Ot 4 Malaga, into which place he was carriednui 0( the Hortrvre. He states, that the who le llbe , r ee the Ships belonging to the 'Convoy which k, captured were only three, all of which w ere ski n e d All our informition indeed on this subjeEL the corroborite the report that only thre e of ihr terranean Convoy have fallen into t he lunch ° ke Enetni. It pertainly would be a wasteof tires 601 any comments upon the grabs falsehoodk of ll° no , statements of the Aftniteur, They are 0 ( )°/ s° o toriously destitute of trutil, that tkY cAnn : l o g i t of answer the purpose of imposing upon the h i e I . fora France. 'I 'ha fl; •Vard Frigate, which 0 0 of Gibraltat on the first intelligence of she c e tn o i f in a part of the Convoy, i s at re sent erne blocking_ up the 1-icrtruse in Malaga. 'onto We are still without any positive ieforip3nici,tt Squadron; , the final destination of tl' e i''‘. Ad. but great hopes arc cradron, miral COCHRANIVVViIt COW. up with /heni ,„ l 3 , s t O r ' at first made such little progress that t he r e "" a v o , on the zzth and 13th of February oif La SIP t i l e cent ' s, although they sailed frogs It"ch. ellifg ° c :ytA II at January. The British ' Admiral Irc- 0 0 autheotic intelligence of the cours e 1141 entertaineti th At ibei D s etc h es were , d •ve'a fro m .' ' I steering, A 10 / . 3 ester ay feCCI ltg Russet,, stating, that the Duch Patio th e f° i d ,_ ha d chan g ed its position ;• from which it j e in I co by soils, ch lt i t w ill pro b a bly Boon putt O SO/' vo are sorry we cannot conc ur in this opinian' is r ot Dutch Fleet, we h a ve good reason to be,li ev ' c''' t ol d In a condition to put to Sea, much less I° with a superior British Squadron. . then olpyrA:ac nlii ho w . sit i ogi t t)a h . acot a t ß i t .7 4 o l l l , ) 43 s A t. a i_ c l a o rB .L f: : :- IVI IV; e s i °T : ni l :: : F : j:l.' " :11:35 1.613.1 e 1 br 1.4 D r aps w t ° ch G es of great ii -..................— ::a0rdt:::::: . 0 ,/ :10t11;',1 cent by night the a 3 , r A — Roy — AL 1----i,Ami.,........0r ha s 1/4:l,c'' Yesterday we t r h e e P D re9 u7s t. of CLAlxtiCg 27,14,.'11 seleliqp the Gentlemen of the Windsor GI . Royal Highness the PRI )1 C g ° f I :It !' saitiecd t a i r i c s: ll ,.a h f o te u r attending the Fit , t.4 '. 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