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THE TURNPIKE GATE. 4TH BATTU: ROVAI.,...COVENT-GARDEN• 1.0-MOR - ROW EVENING, Jude 27, • 1816, will be acted tlie Tragolv cif. . Biron, Mr. Yotin.z.; Isabella, Miss O'Neill. tit LOVE, LAW, AND 1)1117S1P. 4 • . ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACM T NOICE is heirov given, Ilia! the EXHIBI TION WILL CLosE on SATURDAY NEXT, the toth Instant, ut St , tvtto'Clmleitt the evruitig. Athuission ; _ta, yittaloguu )91 * HENRY fIOWSRI), , It.A. Secretary. N.B. Exhibitors.arereviested tit scud for, their respective Performances ou Tuesday the' 2d,'or Wednesday the Ud of J 01y. MILLARD'S IRAST.INDIA WAREIIOVSES, No. If, .Cll Id: AINIDE, For rNOIA mUst e iN, sit Awt.s, eze. Wint MA- Nt7Ft..t."t'UltED GOODS, by the Piece and Deniy, at the Wholtsale Price. TIIE Prolirjetor est)t.-etfnlisr informs the Nohi lity, Merchants. and F:nuilies ivitig. from Abroad, the greutest.varie,ty. of India Nloslins, for Ladies' Dress and . Gentlemen's Cravatts, Cliawis, Long Cloths, &c. as import ed by the Company, tc..4rtiteCwith every kind of Saileriur British-manufactured Go as, lri•li Linens, Danwsk Table Liiten,• Shcetings, • Articles - for Fmnily elegant Furnitures, Foreign Lace, &A.. air constantly on Sale, at the Wholeitsle Price, by the Piece and Derry.—Mrchant , and. Ladies, having Commissions,. liberully treated with. India Shawls rxellanged, or paid . Cash' for.- No abatement male. Proprietors of 'Businect im the Country supplied. with the fashionable Articles for Dress as they aur f ar. - tJt qua Printed Cambncs and Sinslinti,and aupe,stieGing hams, and Seerinckers adapted for the Ft eneh and other Fo reign Markets. This Day was pulllisheil," „ (With an Introduction to lie Work, with reference to late Events), in 1 vol, get). price I:,*,s. hoards, the sth Edit ipn of AVISIT TO' I' A It 1 S 'tn 1814. By JOAN SCOTT. Containing. a Review of the'Moral; Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital • • Ohtervations on the Manners of the various Classes of Society on its Poli tirnl Conduct and ; and on the guneral , St ate of , its Information and Attainments iii Literature and Arts, Printed for Longman, 1-Inrit . , Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, No. 54, New Bund•st Feet • 01 whom may he had, by the_sarne Author, PARIS REVISI l'El) in itits. I o way of Itru4sels; includ ing a Walk over theOd of Battle at Waterloo;,Observa tions on• the late Military Events, and Anecdotes of the ttigagements'; a View of the Capital of 'France when to ',lle Occupation of the .English and• Prussian Troops: . a tol nute Account of the n hole Proceedings relatiVe to the re nibral of the plundered Works of Ail from the Louvre, with ltetiection, on this Measure; concluding with Remarks on the Political Temper and Condition of France., and the Cha •laetcr of the Bourbon Government. The Third Edition, price 12s. C AUTiON.—Ai thi'•re is C. UNITE( FEIT M A C.3..SNA It OIL, composed of deleterious incredie oi Injurious to the Hair, it isnecesiaiv ,thserre, that obi. Ont. pitiat and MACAsti.Nit Oil, is ItiatVLANIVII, anti each bottle. is inclosed in Ititwland:!. Troatise "n t t.e I lair , 4,11 d sivried int the outside label. in red ink, A. l',.(i'lVL.kNi) an .t UN, Prier , Bit..t4t. Ms.- 6d. and One l'initten per bottle, by . the Prorrivtorx.—All without that signature are Counter feits. Also, ROWLAND's EASENCE of TYRE, which s; 1 411 im• mediitely and effeetuall change It Earn GREY El AIR, EYE :BROWS, Sic. to a pertnancnt .or and so permanent, that it cannot he'removed by 1%." l oillg. It is perfectly innocent., and Ladies ..atl . (lentle. melt rni.y dye their flair With Ease and Secresy. Prise 45. and 7s. ed. per boctler The Proprietors ~air,int its edic,ogy. Sold by the sole. Proprietors, No. I. corner of . I(irl,y-street, Elie first tun on the right in flat , on-gai den ' H.lborii and by txtust Perfumers and Niedn.inr Veaderstbroughotit 17.1.1r0pe. WF,SSEL": JESUITS DitpPS. N his Majesty's Navy thus.' Otops have for : AL near 100 years pa , t maintained their character as a spe cilk for the Scut vy, Gravel. 'Dropsy, strangnary, Weakness ttold,Obstractions in the Urinary Pa,s,ige, and. General Debi lity; hut particularly fur their ..absolute and Speedy Cute of th e v enerea l Dk e i t e.. wEssEL's JESUIT DROPS and SPECIFIC REMEDY are tb only safe and expeditious Cure, and are so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no restraint. • - , 'rite treat object to he "attenth.d to is, that Pitiohis and riltehasers strutdd - be careful in having the true and * Preparation, as the unsafe, linsanctooted, and din. , rnus Counterfeits attempted to he foiited on the Public by ohm,- Cite falsehoods,. arrriu nutneroui that the Itopriet,rs request every Purchaser to ask for Wessel's Jesuits Drop., and unless they have the' following ozi the stamp, they are gross impositions nit the Public; Joseph tVes , 44s. lit;, St. Paul's which his :Majesty's C , ,olufoisioners have or dered to be engraved on every stairip. 3SII others are Coun terfeits, Merchants, Captains, and Venders, inpplied on liberal terms. Price ga. 9i1.-11s,-..and .2,25. per bottle, Sold also by ranger, Oxford-strrut; Word, - Middle-rove, tfolborn; and Tutt, !loyal Exchange. bIAL'LUMC)NY. pEM I LE of every- tank ir4y altorAtion to the s h . rine of Wedlock; but, where the, Constitution has btien tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous enteinn; that state is indispensably requisite to revive the ,flutubcriu sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. Fur 'no disordeia have cOntribliteil Wore essentially to destroy IfYlnrisent happiness than those which are the emigequelkees lof unguarded ulea,tire. it was this consideration 1,, Inch in, Aimed :Messrs. CUltitlE and Co. Surgeons of eminence cad 140 prufessional attainments, Members of the . Royal Cud `),eges of Loudon Mitt Edinburgh, to prerielit to the Punilic the Tesult of thirty years experience in the C'nee or Venereal 420 mPLaintS, :tilt' those Debilities and Deficiencies which Zltit unfrequently prevent or iinbitter the mate anti ial state. In the various gradations, front recent infection to confirindil I;ties, their treatment einnmands very often it speedy, and silways a ralical Clive. In dubious cases, their long and well exprrienregives them a promptitude of decision that secures the Patient front tieing mercnrialized out of • his ex- istt.ttc6, or h(iiitig his c.institittion undermined, and the vi hat Pribuirde ilestfoy,.. 4 l by A l a tent, but insidious disease, in it blind anil!fotal confidence in shallow Pi etendels. In N.,r -v""))1""ses, tietax4tion, and Molly of the Or gans, arising from excessive indulgence', insalu f. ri u " ci " in"tes, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new hie anit energy to the stem, even its CaSeS ishich are vergiir4 tilt = spair. Strictures and Whet derangements of the fir.l ',they remove nt a mils) and niantio.r. Slight mid re rrit ut Venereal Infection are jot ed in the snort period of two lii d av , , f o the , . ,„; . F , „it w ill h e • euns,,l.,t(tiy to know .t ft they may be curet! of those Debintiri Mitch th , ft at Rtntvptioti, ~ .3p the tfinfid a ti o u uf connubial tciictty. tirlrts treated with eaw;oor, tltoocacy, and invinlaole se-, 17 , 7'• Messrs. Co n i c an d C o . may h r c onso:lce. t.,ery clay, at, "" hUUse, 15)7, Liatturt-Burden.—Let Country,' Ininntely the case, iniate of livio4, Sze; and eitelasing: will tut truated with . Ilattuil-gardo. WEDNESDAY, JUNE i'?6, 1816, OFFICk,; OF ORDNANCE, June 14, 1816. E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of I/is- MA , '4ESTY'S.OIIDN.I4c'CE do hereby give Notice, that . . Proposals wile lie .received at their (Vice in Pall-Mall, on or, before Friday, the 29th Instant, such : Per vois OS aniso.be.willing ..to undertake the Supplo of ENGLISa and FOREIGN TIMBER, far Service of this, DeMtments at Dover and gothe, in the County If ICent, for, a period.V Three Years, determinable after the expi4:ation of .the first Yinr, upon Notice of Three Months, al the option of either Party. ... , Farther Particular:, tbgearr u;?th the Terms and Condi. lions of the Contr , tiet,.rnay be known at ihe..ecretary:4 Offce in Pall-Mall aforesaid, ant , day betw'ren the hours of Ten and Four where the. PrOpoSals,,nust he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed "Propoiali for Englith and Fo reign Timbei ;" but no 'Proposal can be agniiited after else `said 28th Instant, at, Twelve o'Cloci Noon otOe same day, neither will any Tender be notired, antes.? the Party andgent in his behalf,.shall opener. By Order of the Board, R. If. CUE 'r, Secretary. OFFICE OF OR I i4V4INCE, , Jura lit 1810. • T HE PRINCIP:IL OFFICERS of His MA- J eS7'Y'S WiDN...INCE do herehy give Notice, Mat Proposals will 4c receiued at their gjrce, in Pn ll•:ilall, on or before Monday, the Ist day of Srsly next, from such Per ions as may he to nab:Hake t 4... Performance of the MASONS' WORK, for Service of this IPparbaunt, at Gtr- Mum, far a periad tif Three Years, delermidable after the expiration of the first Year,Upou Notice of Three at the option v . either Party. l'arther Particulars, tnether with .the Terms and Condi• lioit.t of the Contract, mg be, known upon 4p / thee/ion at the 01lice of Ordnance, at Chatham, and also at the Sc., crettuy's Ogee, iii Pail-3fall aforesaid, trig Day between the Hours g 1 Ten and Four - O'Cloch, where the Proposes twist he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur the M.isone ‘Vork t at Chad:a:ll; u but no Proposal can be adnatted after the said tat** July,' al 7'4 , e1 ~ e ,'Clock at Noon ef the same day ; neither will any Tender be ;waved, unless the Part' making it, or an .Igent in his allay; *hall attend. Bq Order of Me Board, R. H. CRFIP, Secretary. EAST INDIA lint.3,Z, Jane ln, 18164 ?THE COUR r or pi HECTORS of the UNIT- Eh COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAS INDIES, do hereby give Notice.. That a GENERAL coma of the said CONIPANY will be held at their +ilium, in l l eadehlinll-street, on WEONES DAY, the 3d of July next, for the purpose of taking into con sideration the Report from the Committee appointed to in. spect the Company's Bye Laws, which was laid before the Court on the Ml' Instant, for ordaining sundry alterations in, and additions to, the existing Dye Laws, subject,tiolie approbation of a Wine Court. . The above-ntentioned Re port sn i t4ests alterations and additions to the following, Bye Laws, viz. Chapter I.—Accounts. Sections t, 4, S. Chapter eettrrs, When s, and Servants, Sections 9, la, i 9, 20. Chapter 7.—Elcctions, Section 9. The COURT of DIREVIOM do also give Notice, that the said Report is open at th e E ast I n di a [l ouse -f or the inspec tion of the Proprietors. JAMES 'COBB, Secretary. This Day was published, In Is vols. 14mo. price 11. 15s. th e Thi r d Editi on of T UE SCUTTI:iII CHIEFS; a Romance. fly Miss JANE PORTER.. Printed fur Longman, Ilar,t, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster -low, and at the British Gallery, No. 64, New Bond-street. Of whom mar he bad, by the same Aut hor, Thaddens of Warsaw, a Novel, the 7th Edition, in 4 vuls. 12mo. price I Bit. boards, !;110rtly will he published, by the same' Author, The Pastor's Mire -Hide, a Novel, In 3 ruts. Ilmo Prom the LON DON. GA 24e. l' 1 1 6. thine 35, .1816. ConunissOns jri the :Ayrshire` Yeornaliry , Citvalry, si,oteti by • .• the. Loin) Lie.itenant of the C4itttry cf Ayr. • hldlor .11esmitit4 f3ti wt ll to he Lieltelt , tett 7 Colo ,el-Cotit tpap.lattt, rice Oswithl, resigth-ii. Robert Crawford, Esq. to he Major, vitt. toswe4, •• , It.‘NIC.RUPTA. • ' J. Vtlgltt, li . irmingbatti . ,iols-t.i.id-intotd;icturet., to turrender Jun, 4, at two, 5, And I.tr;;lst a, at twelve,"at the , Ituya 1 - 1 *Ternply tr,w, Bic Attoroirqi 111essis Clarke :toil Richard 4; Chancery.lane, Loudon, or Messrs - W. 141 Atd-Tyodall, Birmingham. WOldrinc . , `4101.11:, tanner, July I,'i. nod .loguxt at eleven, *at the 'tell Raxiontitlono. Ant oinks, Nlessrs, Hubert awl Mlynew, Sixmondl.a.o, or Nlr. straer, Carey-street, .I,incoln!s-inn-fit W. lialdiroc, Grainthorpe, Lincolnshire, .41teep-jobber, anly 9, in, nod August 6, at eleven, nt thy Angel 11111, Blifiton Attorniei, P. Toxfotd, Boston. or Messrs. - Lodington and • Hall, Secondaries-0160u, Temple, Loodnit., • . J. Scott, Chandus , street, ' Cotrot-garden, 6, owl ..-kogo*r arten, at WlWl hall. ,Attoroies, 2tiessrs. .Prichard ar.d Dr,iper, thanc- street, Strand. F. , White, Mark-lane,.London,' merchant. June 49, JOY 6, and Autotst 6, at eleven, jot Attdruey, Day, White Hart-court, riithopsgat e-street; Laudon. . , 3: and J. P. Canienter, Wellington, Sontersets!:'n . e, Kanicer., July 12, mid .ku..c. 16, at twelve; .st the While liart litoldAtreet' s Bristol. AttoriiiNs ? ' . l%lestrs. Daniel Bristol, r Mr. Pearson, Puinp-cOurt,Temple, London. J. 'Pluintsoit, Osbuttrile, and 1. N.Vestinorland, square, London. ship 411(1 iosurance-brukers, June 29, July 9, and Au. 6. at cleYen, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patersuit,Vld Broad•strect. „. . A. Jackson, Wtet'L'iglt, ,Laticashire, shcipkieTier,' July 12, 13, and Aug, R, at,eleven,,at the White Lion Inn; Man chester, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tauticl4l - 'reut.ple. London, or Sir. Manchester. J. Laodale, Maiicheiter, merchant, Jul) 12, 13, and Aug. 6, at eleven, at. the liridgewater ArMIS, Manchester. Attoo. nies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainswoith, Manchester, or Meisrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. T. Witeeldon, 4 l)eihyshire, iron founder, July IS, 6, and Aug'. 6, at eleven , at th e Ki ng ' s H ea d Inn, I)erhy. :Attornies, Mr, Berridge, Hatton-g - 4rden, London, or NI: sire, Mous ley and Niosley, Derby. 3. `,tradhary, (2'l3th:on, cabinet-matter, June 29, July 2. and Aug. 6, at ten,at t.intldhall . Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Cssex sit vet, Strand, London. W. Batt, Shepton-Mallet, Somersetshire, woolstapler, July 'V, 9. and Ann. G, at eleven, at the Crown 'inn, Sliepton; Al. ll t. Sir. ("rose, Knot's Inner Temple, Lond , m, or Mr. Higgins, sheptou.Mallet... J. Harvey, , Ztou.:llton,Sotherselshire miller ' Jill' g 6 8,9, and- A u . ,at I e •at the Ccroituercial Bristol. At hies, Me'sri• Bleasdale, .11 , x4tider, and liolme, / New lull, Lotidoii, or Mr. Walker, jun. Axliridge, Somerset. M. Pannell, I losier-lane, West Smithfield, London, leather.' tire%ser, Juiir , 29, July 6, alid Am:. 6, at ten, at. . . Attorney, Mr. Cartr, Lord Major's Court Mice, lto)al Excha ge. J. Cr t rvelly, Cambridgeihirv, dealer, July 8, 10, and .1t14.1;, II: eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Ciinihriage. Att, , rnivs, Mr. Peacoeke, Market-hill, Canthrul., , ,v, or Me4il , 4. H'iNnatte and.-Co. Cursitor-street, Chanrery-lane, Loition. W. Stewart, New-row, Deptford, Kent, victualler, July 2,6, and Aug. N. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Parker, 'ireetiwich, Kent. It. Pupe,Clwriiiil, Wiltshire, maltster, July 1, at six, 2, nod Aug. atiwelve, at the Mack Bear Inn. Devizes Al tor- nies, Mr. Tdhy; Devizes, or Mr. Nethersole, Essex -street, Strand, London. J. Loc,.Northaintonshire, hatter, July at seven, 11, and Aug. (, at nine, at the Paacot.k Inn, Northampton. At torniis, Messrs. Edmunds and .lrys, Chancery. lane, Lon-' don, and Mr. :tem litirthampton. Baytield, Mark lane, London, wine and spirit-hrolter, June 9,9, July I :1, and And'. tf, at twelve; at Guildhall. At tornry, Mr. Huntley, Chnteh-Court, Walhrook. T. Lott.entlett, Bread-street, Cheapside, London, warehouse- man, duly 29, at twelve, 9, and Aug. 6, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr..lannes, nueldershury. E. Pryer, Crawn-itreet, London, elieesentouger, July 2, 13, and AUK. H, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Hundleby, and Poyutun, Freamati'sseourt, Con hill, London. W. 3. Arnold, Great Tower-Avert, London, wine and merchant, Jutiv 29, at twelre,july t, and Aug. H. at elevells Ili. Attornirs„ , Mrssrs. Druca and Sou, itilliter. square, London. M. I+lolony, City;road, Middlesex, coach•malier, July 2, Ang fi , at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Allen Carlisle-street, Soho. DIVIDENDS. :toly 98. Ntaitirt, late of the Cceßcent, merchant—luly 18. tiristol, corn-factor-4tily27. It. Ntiles, Lon don, merch4ut—Aug. 'l'. Russell, Iletyrlev. Yorkshire, victualler—July Clitfe, (;taqgow and Cal lisleower. chant —Jul) Y 4101; Holy%Vell-street, Sliorettuch, pewterer—July 16. It. Viper, Lite of Bushell's Bents, W.I. Inn;{, builder—,luly IN. 'V. fiarumett, Westhatn, Etsex, net•maker—dttly 13. S. Brown stud 'l'. tl. Scott, St. Mag . hill,mvrehauts—July 16. 13.50 f ge:tut ,Kitigskilompou•Toolues, carpenter—July IN. 1.. Lee:.' : atol (4. Fast smith field, hloPlicnersi- 3 111Y.f9. Bowlier, Taeporley, flie•ter, stay-Ittater—Aug. mind S. Newili, Stoke, St.tlforlklure, carriers—July 30. .L Stevens and B. Baker, Whit couth-st reel brewers-110y 4. W• Reeve, Clapham, coich-tuaster—July Glyde, Chard, Sornerictshife i . grocer. C.il'UN UN I'HE. Vt.NEKEAL DIS 'ANN ANL) ITS CONSEQUENCES. This Day was published, A .N,e w &Mimi,. price Ss. illustrutcd with Cases, A. PRACTICAL. TREATISE t►u the PRE VENTION anti CUREtst the VENEREAI. DISEAsE, exhibiting the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases intinediatelyor remotely connected with it; containing Observations on Meet, Stricture, \local Discharges, the use of the Caustic a n ti common Bou 4 ie, Cutstricoui Erupthins, imagiwary Venereal Diseases Debility general or local, the Theory of Generation, &e. comprisiiig au vletnw►tary Work for Stbdetits, acid a goide.to the .Ketteral reasdrr ; in terspersed with select Prescriptions, applicable fo each tli►i tsiuu of the disease. ' 1,4 T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; late of the United flospital4 of. St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs:Mterwoud and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, London. RUP ruitE. rrHE Afflicted art must respectfully informed, JL that SAL.'.ION, ODY, and Co.s PATENT JUSrING TRUSSES continue to be recommettileil by the most eminent Suigeons in 'town anti Country. From the stiorriOr conitrtirtrot of these Instruments no Straits are ne cessary, and sill answer for right or left stile;, the body is also relieved from the galling pressure which all other Trusses- occasion. , The Patentees . have the honour to supply the Artnyaml Navy, the Military stud Naval' Hospitals, the Ti import Board, the Dock-yards, the ihtinanee; the Marine Infirmary, the Hon. F:ast India Compaux, Co!, City ot; Lon don Trua Society, the 14rary-le-bonste Infirmary, the Mid dlesei Hospital, &c. &c.--Nlannfictory, Stt and. N.R. Persons resiiting'.in.the Country, sending the circum ference 01 the body in inches, just it;tove the rests, may de pend upon beim; accurately fitted.--Ladies are requested to apply at Mr. Orly's private door. FOR SCOIO3UTIC C0.111'1„11NTN. R. F LIZ EM A N'S :\N l'lset)RtiUTlC 1t) • - DROPS, or GUri s V S UT -lIUS Ipproted Spe. eio, for the Scureryi and every Fu'ulttest and of the Blood. Scorbutic Complaints are thu most general not lady of the i3ritish Corntitution, no family is, mole ur less, extntpt frotu them, and they -Are.' *darters in it viiv,i►lrt y of iy,.; they produce rOughneas, ulceration, and,paler .diseased appearance of the shin, they occasion lugs of ,peetite, veak ne<ss, and dej•rction of spirits, and tire mass or blood briog re iolered foul, it is incapabte aft:tilling a hralthtsopply of tiourisa'mcitt to - drat* the Innetion of-life to ne properly and tic Its I) pertm med. ' As it remedy ior all iiirpitrities from Uoi cans, Dr. Freda ift's (i luta Salotaris - tirts proved itself, by a reputation of Forty years, a certain Specific and never failing Cnre. _ _ • Sold in panto., nt es. Rd. ; 4s, Cd. ; Its. and 22s at Siessrs. f;tttlrr and Sons, No. 4, Ciwapside, London, and by limit App,ontmont, by the ininciinit Buokieiters and Illgdicini lit:ink:l's , in evvry rbwa. • CE wraleAT ES-4 u 6. T. Ronychtirell, !Irislnt, house-e4Openter f 4.l. ilamber, Startbrough, .!uo. late ni 'Wuk ing,sorrry, oteatro;.o—A.l).iw.on; J. Seiway, Jnn. Ni Tarp v, of Li • verpooL rocrelotht —G. itHiley, Trobory, Worcest vr.bire, b Birch Coventiy, horse-dealer—T. Ouweti Wetber• ESSCX, natiter. tuNERs Fir PS DISSOLVED. .1. Chapman and .1, Fulham-rnad, Chelsea, Middle tea) lirictdayert (l . 11Ii,, liiiper Green, Kennington, And, W. Christian, lrn.ulw.ill, Christchnreh, Amine's—W. God. d a m and T. Otonthei, liolsover.street, Oxfurd-,street, %%'ill.inson, and W. Grgsoti, King-, Oon-tipon flull,fitten-tira Hodge,..l. Faddyd. Dodds, kwl W. Armstro ng , Ntwe:.)tte.'nterehants--.L. Kin)Wies, L. „„„ v t„, j0n..1 ) , . and' S: Knei Gornergal, York, Chalt - niertliotts— . .-3. Flaky, NI. Smith, nth! NI. Fowler, Leettg. chth.niattufacturcrs.l. 1-1111 and T. Hunt . plieyi, )Xford-strt et, ettptteers--S. Etlekten, Warotgtoo, haw .t.hire, and W. Edelsteu, City of Chester, ent- , ll,lnotte, iniers-4 1 . loymott, Wherlock-wlairf. Chester,fand it. Jarvis, Slatror.l, matitifit(lttrers ori eirnh'eti.ware--.1. B. withortt„ and I'. ItotinuCtin. -Gateshead, torers--E. S. Ilarriann anti %V. Tate, .I.ly,eryoul, rulkard and IL: Pretpnatt, Woodstmek.titreet, Baod.streo,t; fin t ir.drapers—C. W. Hi:k. T. ovvy,. and J. K. 'I it che., l 4ide, Landon, hrt4tert—J. Ntarsdetr, acid 1 - 1. S‘ia'irt. St. Marga'ret's-itilt, Stnlthwark, Ontton, %%*hitaker; and G. ISeadoell, St, Paul's Church-yird; Betts awl - E. Vti.is, Tower.oreet, Lant.itin, POWIIIOI 4 1 . 14 1 C. E. Powtta 11, Doe.ttors' Coninnma, Landon;at Notes at law .1. tittin ) trell and H. Serivenor, Y:oothwark„ Surrey, hop-fac-, tors--Josot 1%1 4 Geoyge,T. N.l.cienrge, and G. W. Marsh, %Vist a ig-.t!itt, London, warehousemen. noN OF PrtliE-MONEY , .. Sabrina and Vesta, for tna Wile; un'Saturdaly. at 13, Cle , meat's ilia.; recalled raesilays amt Thticsdays. B r i s ri s , ('r the l'oarbri, ~ n Satur‘lay i itt 12 ? Clculeut's ilia; rc.v.lleti Tietiday's aud.' Tlaursdays.' r" . 7;ZICE griVnTlPElcCsno • C~tl!'Eßi. PA I ' 1. ,1 4 r. 1101ISE OF 1.4011.0, l'el , tn kY. JUNE 23. The Royal Ass . rsir teal to the Wipe—cake. Bill, , tke. N 4 it 5 ure 8.11, the Oil lit Vitei,il ()mats Bill: . ht. •1i , 11, - . the I-I lvhetul Ii irk .iir Bill; • tlie liristrrl SkiAt I)Hiti BU, *nit .A l) urce . Cci sintis. Lorlis.b.;ltlon and ShitituSillay t , 11111 Mrlro• qui% tif WitteLestet %' • r I'ne:Sinnggling.Jiill,s incl Dvott's I) . v,ori.c BM, Wvie Tepor ea, and nrdered ti, be t•nt:rosscd.. 1'; e: cote Bill s . the frisk .11i11,•the , .M :tiny .A. 71 Amendment Bill, thr .Fitt ne Bottles Bill - , ( 1. V , MiOnt E5l ktte Bill, atlii.other4, were• , brinight trona :the C , ).11- malts' .4 first time.' • •, " Ace()lints were presented from the Trecasitry 13sci4e anti Custom • il.)4lse, Leh , in 4 to Toni); Utt l tro I t D over 11 riwoor,: Cpiropan.,4,. byeering au Aocount ut Tu.4livige llctties 4)1 aiver it r,rl►nrir. rosese paper's ‘vere laid oil the table. 'rise 164 Grand ana Inuol and tenants' Bill . were 'it , ionic& &ow the Cooninatas Cnipilerb! Bill lironglii Batik 'Three , Million' A. l %,siote 11 h, Ms). rirlt IC Acts[ B il l , tlae 11..heas CoTits ushers', were read• a third time, and toe other Bill? advanced a stage, • . :. • 4 • cATHOLits: • ' • the Earl of DONoUoll:4otte, adverting - to the subject of the Catiriiiie chilli's, stated, thatihe goilSiderett it competent to any take up the matter at the earliest opportunity next Session. The petitions were ott their table, inil prayed in the nioit respectful manor. the yies!o ration of the.orivileges of the Constitution to t hrs Catholics, Thrsk petitions showed •ii spirit of conciliation on, the part of the... Catholics. .Non or them refused to give securities, and sotneinen tinned terms of atraogrment, Which it was hoped wyold he so., i•facrory. Upon these petitions only, without any further petitions,.hcapprehended it would be competein to. any Noble Lord:to take u p the *object, and certainly it ought to' be 'token op .h t the earliest possibleiteri , td. That • 01. - t that lie thought it right to soy oil the. subject at present. 4 ,, 4,,, m 1 ROLLE asked whether, in case Parliament should meet before Christmas, the Nude Ea! meant to loring on the subject _before ..the ree,•,,s and we mle/stood the Nonle Lord: to say, that in that case the Bishops and otherti: adverse to the claims must matimioreio come tip?' • The barl of LAttriEKOALit, referring; to the %rota mauttovie, Slit that this HpileitAttF . 10 Catit imptitatitniail improper : Ato l l intlitTct bmduct Ott the 11:shops. Now ,he hettl-übsery 4 cl. A:U such int.• propriety 'tn .the conduct ot tlie. itev'ereud 1 1 4 chat vs, And most be,excused for ,rating that Alts llld . not crnioll' in any such iwpotatict). Lord Potte explaitied. • ~The Karl cII DotiotiGuthotte that he hart not mentloned any 'milk:flinr time or person.. had tmly that it would lie Competent to any Noble. Lord to take. up the. imitter on lite ftuitulu. t i on t,t these retituins early in the next seiision EXCII U MIS' CONSOLIDATION. , The Earl Of LivehOooL moved the second read ing of the Exchequer)* Consolidati3On Bill. 'filet% appealed to be no thtfcrence anon% them as to the pri nc ipl e ut the Bill, and there u Tose he thiwght it nnuteessat y to say any tiling upon the Bill, i n , this stage. E I Gaosttsblott said he had yesyconsiderable objebitins to some parts of the Bill ; but hi! approved ,of the principle, he would nut state these objections. Ile wi4lied to know %viten the Bill was to be colomitted • The gar! of LivEuvoot..-01)Thur"iilay. tis The, pirl DON OUGHNI one, while lie,tipproVell. Of 'the .11ill;,yet !diluted .11imusters fir not irk:wing the state of List' tib ctiuutly Illtiell sooner Irel,iod had b.rit S., over burdened in her t ‘ lhit they Were forced to have rectotr,e to thi% sore four or live years Natiller thait the peritht eaten, ,red ! you by :boo:: wilt) had c9ati,ipttli 11;i nsvasiati the Onion. Tii> showed that the Union was effected lit a very crude way, or that Jr, hind h r ► tl burn initch.ovri his dewed. It the sure ten, hecesssitry,ii must saki, Hutt* were tkikilig ipnu their harks the harden tit Ire land; but th e y had plokeit tile back> 01 ; II Oath( If the war had gone on, have been heard of this, Ireland woul i tl..liave been repr esented to the Parliament and the country as a contributing party to the.expetteeti ot:' the war j: but how, witch all Waa oyes , the INlinisters no long f r kept the secret, but I.aul Open the Whole hitiittess. Nsivi7, he contended that. the state of frOttial in 'respect piigitk to; bave been dliclosed sobber, because, Ito Wev r Cessary the wttr might he; Parliament toi4sit tea have haul a dea' view pf .the 'which the Country attain, in order to be ablt'.. to. • judge fit* its ability to support a lung.cOniiiitieti contact: The Ear' of LII/BRPoOt. stst&tl,, that tllls,ificti.;. Bute mid hevii act:elevated by two calitiel. to the fiat 111.0 e, neither hi. Hight Flinn. ( \lr. Pitt), tirir .tny in 1800, cool.l, tip lc red. calcalatlon of elk'at.ee+, h.iye toicleell 'hitt this Country watthl fit= eng4ged it. Nioar tot 1:i years truth d id t petihit, and In a t'ar of Stich not expenditure. , Thai war wa4 oevv3Nitry, wat iivce”ary 4:1.1onlo be hektvily to carry it on ; Poitt this' vat fo'ie cache 4 .4 the acceler.itiiltt of the veriod for thig' tOeri•ofie.. To InOkiog at the inimeose ex:peoth o."efieit the .cohniry was et/aliened to 5111)4110 t b t 41 4, 14 prke was, that'the measure !wit o u t heeninmi nea c ry homier, una nut that it had birrottiC IlcceS44lll as %watt. were 'i.tts anuttitt caube,