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'~ 1 • • 2 - • r t\ I I • Cfsl • s * ("/ it** Vo. 4 . 44 , - - -4J.z.1 - 9rd a t itcr . ' rt. I. • ,: "7-'42,11 A 4 nt 4-1 litt: \ittt 7072.] I"TIIEITBE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1115 1, ' 4: I:IIESENT EVENINO, May 6 , 4lestie' • . Servants will perform the Comedy of tbeii '.l.)e4r„,,, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. . . ' ""ock, Mr. Kean; Emily Tempest, Airs. Davison. Aft . ~ After which, the Musical Entertainment of Oh N I THE FLITCH OF BACON:. `''t l li u () 1 1 . 4 Yt. King Richard ' the Second; with The Wood `-,,, • Tit, -ArRE ',LOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 11 ' PR E S ENT EVENING, May 6, will PRESENT the Tragedy of rk,,, THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. ~ . . `!er, Mr. Ynung.: and Eu phrasia,. Miss 0 Neill. After which, the Farce of 14 , It(in LOVE,AND may, R omeo and Juliet ; with The Forest of Bondy. T. . lip A LIVERY. •PE 4, v ,., 4 bDR PSS of the LOYAL and INDE k,,,' !,,,;;ExT LIVERY of LONDON to his Royal High t"r ''' - '` ll ep REGFNT i thg PRESENT STATE of 5if,',ct...::12.:,1'.111k and expressive of their Disapprobation of ji. 'X! 7 ‘ . .`, 'IA of the late Common. Hall, now LAYS for the llth , )ps : ' :I, S of the LIVERY, at the LONDON TAVERN, I, g4te-street, and the London Coffee-honse, Ludgate ,,. C. SMITH, Chairman. kIRAN ----7------ Is , i ll' Nl : \ r 3, HARAIONIC DINNER., FREE ..; o'ci.\s' TAVERN on MONDAY, May 15, 1815, at '0(.3( precisely. ' Mr. INCLEDON in the Chair. Mr. C. TAYLOR, Deputy: r. p 1 STEWARDS. 11 % li e l'" Y , . • :Mr. Evans, bir.i, r?Rdburst, Mr. Gibbtn, !q r. • l loe, M r. .T. smith, .7,.,,.,.'ittum, , ' Mr. C. Smith, 11 , 1 1 . - :','.erY; • Mr. Terrail, Ticket . ''llot , Mr. Webb. • r ki . s IGs. ea c 1 • 4. • had at the Bar of et ti. cI, incluaang Wine, to be 'ILA D r e BURNE, ami Co. Stock-brokers, 4,,(lf,4spectfully inform the Public that Tickets and kstyntn.qttle ensuing STATE LOrrEitY are nowol .Sale 1 , (. f nni No. 93, ROYAL EaCtIANGE. In this Lot wi,r,!s°Od Tickets there is One Prize of 30,0601. One ( :, :,1 1 ! i s i al i ! e d G . aod Two Of Five u . mired each• li e ,J drawn on the lath of MAI inst. and the *.stm ", GOLD will be paid at their °like, in GUl qt as drawn. ... 74/I,le WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Th. , E N'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, „ ocst ALondon, qt. choi c " n "!Madatiou fot Travellers, good Beds, fob okvn, _,e. Liquors, and moderate Charges. 111... Th_l3l,,treoaclics, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from ty m ' . ' 1 aceit's-Head Inn, Sitow-Hill. ,kr , l I sith., °° Tff UNION Post Coach, four ,‘ , „.,; , tii', 1 ;,,, : e,Z.etY Afternoon, through Doi chester, Bland kt,r" its bet r are ii; l" Ver t arrives at Weymouth next day, ,i;n, ai l d st. mellllckets sail us Guernsey, Jersey, Cher 141,,"lightful ll o ti c ' e ,,,'• From Cherhourgli to Paris is a ht,,,TTiaN „ etv ' Zue hest and cheapest travelling to Paris. b,..Z...ls,)rningat nine'eßant Post Coach, four Insides only, b k At l Elt, pi W el°4 through Ci '- avrfey, aye -at,,, &c. iStt Za.;;)l4th, andr.ullt, W e/mm.th Do ' rchester ' , Falmouth, ort. ; - i 1 P 4 .... 5t Six "cluck, Netv Post Coach every Morning I&A?krtAlforit i i c ,.. a, through Honitoti, Axininster,brid :a ~ , , spup!..." ,stoke, and ,itagsbot. kltki w ß6 3 , , l u'llg, Pet e tbormet, Stilton arid Hunting- I tt•p "t wt to cril Coach, sets out every Everiing.-Lcoaehes tb i Il , 1 , . kilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hall, we I" BRISTOL Flying Pc;st-Coaches, through ~_ri.t: l l.Nlr' C4 lne; and Nlarlhorough, every Afternoon ; 4 ts, l ;jaer o : I . I r NY , the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and tire Lon- In iistreet, /Hid the Swan, Bristol, next qt!',.P'ACS-;Ce°atillies.to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. i T orn,", L Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out ti4tkites r,njug,at Eight (clock; carries Four - Insides only, kid,,, l til Sl.tl,atri'4l,lY easv with a Guard throughout. Passes te se' t --mi ll i , ~.., .. , ~ . 114' the ( i Id i e‘s.ark, Lefton!, Doncaster, and Ferry ii,,,. andi n 0 en. Lon, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not !e,"ed t, ,!,C , ' the uncommon _Expedition of this Coach, it, is tirt\ite,2yolruic, thNeonritohstitioigar,el,eable and complete Public Con aitt the tt , t6 ' D AL ) 6"er ' ' being unequalled in accotinno kutltt,„l„, °till; ..Larncaster; Preston,' Kirlty-Lonsdale, Bolton, Q T , , pi t e !:! , ,k; and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After t,,`,' ' 4 SG•oliv-‘ clOck, Guarded. 11;111111,iiiiir,:i.,,,,)0Ir,.onnilgiitio,wn, Gretna -Green Annan, Dumfries, Sanquhar-Kiln Gretna-Green, Kinrrswell, t4i i ltlt , i ‘ ; of 'Scotland, Camperdown' Coach (Daily) Ng , k.,' 011,1,7.CaStie itad Edinburgh, new Coach, performed yix 'ci throughout sets. outevery Morning at half ti ,a o ock b , kl e 'N o y eta of Nc.i.vark Retford Tatlcaster, t tl ,k. jo e , g .ers ancii!ll.e. rton, Durham,' Mut pet(i, and Berwick. , N, 'rllev Lib theraselves fatigued from the length of t, - 0 n 1) IllaY rest vrli.t . time tliey pivase, and then pro ,,, kil,, out ati *-4 11;,j'oner_ str.. y additional Fare. J. Clark, thr , Black. klltllP,lgh, vt „7,t, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, tct, kits,o l ,',',',"l, and other plaees. IV',„ ''t it and Walsal new Post-Coach, every N ry altp o 41‘,Itelt.itNtitZ e t ' , l o° ,it i t :, t I iProosut Cci ach; to carry four Insides, sets out gh Lutterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, ',.,..‘,lttl3,!(!ii,N„4lTvorth, Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Itinutsford, k,..1,/, p0..;1mi,,,,,,..„1.uanipt0u., and Di/astable. 0 1 , 0 tr }rots'. tnrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes 11, : !'ti Rlit, 1.IPPlel:), and ,a Goat(' all the Way. Lasses through ,. to „ iid,, e „,, G reatalnidge, I.l. , cinond, Catterick, ..4,,k" , e NZ ttberbv Abeif ird Doncaster, and Gran 'll,,'rfo 'rest ye a b• ' . , • ; . ~ Gran at ,etas r ti. . Y y 18 114 es), sets out every Alm nitti„; t,`.,l ti.t . d 7 l iotiney with the greatest faoility. Pas t p ealt .. . ur the Road b , business or leasnre have Advantage of their Seats being 'S p ec:tired ' 'in the liv,:kis• ''l 4ELI) Post-Coach, every 1- 1 ( p` 1 ,,9i. l i ,l,„'rrta ~ Morning, at hall-past ,t";e11(11, 4147.,P0rt, A'hitchurch, Tarporley, Nantasich, 1, i)(k ti Idlewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as 4• lti, 1 k,\ l i „', t o '‘ i NI?, Stokton,- and Yam new Coach, every litt ti lt, , 7 iv i - I .. l,s• i t , z ( it Te:)r v ie It.in, Sontlerland.' ~. 14, IN, ~ l ia ti, ,. v inflow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, 1 ., . 1 ly,:i,Stitipn; P:ast-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. OMllii, " ‘Ct . of lx,f , Vt ellitiLjort and • Shillual, Post-Coach, at.v iv ': l ',cs ; to the 'Britannia, Shrewsbury, every 4,1441,p,f . clock, Guarded. . Oti' eVe,.7":," anti Rotherbani Post-Coach, called the Rock ,ph 11-I,q6!,°l4irig- onitVrer y 1 ..:0, , Winchester, Alresford, and Alton ot t. l:eni - ' t) '''). (0-IAM I.Cl' . !i i 1 1. ,„ tte rl i o. CUry Post Coach, with a Ginwd, sets 4, 1 ,rie, 5t , 3 bv on, and reaches Birmingham next day at t ' l it% "ea l ' Qxf'n'd; Castle and Shipstun6, to the ,Nii,.l_l;ll.N.lGiLk,,,l.-liii,ll-i.s7treet, and Castle Inn . , B .irraingham. t, i. irt i c y ; t w in . I arivick, and Leaniingtot!, New Post t ,`k, 'll, , North 'lig *'N,,"„‘'very y ea le, Bowde n , Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- 5t ii, niii:- ate,past Six o'clock, to the Bull rt r} , ‘ i ! , I pol, iplon-tl Hull. , '1. 1 '(.1 . 1 , 1 ",,r0 ti - , ' Ware; lioddesdun - , and Cheshunt Coach, ' 1 ; 4. '-iNI-1 I ' Ql,)ertilvits; ~,andEdmonton Coach Daily, at Half-past t: Li, /Am i w°, ail: )a - 1 F ilud Half-past Seven NI. ~..i,/Am 1 s oat, P,144.t4r1zZi1,,1/4,;(tMtohut.7lN,TAPs-.; and Co. respectfully acquaint 4t t ,,, I„, n lii.... • üblic, that they will not be account ,! p 4 1,, if v at _ 1e,.; Pareals, or Eugg•tge, &c.yf more than 4 ' i l , l, L o " . fuc,-tec"el.if lost or darnagea in Jess entered as such r , tit t,'4lno. ••ul‘lnlY) at the S4ra ' cen's Headll it,n t, Snovr ,,t,iir t 441 dint Parcels are b00k1.41 . for all the above I. 41 ''' ' ' is e‘Y Wilitell ursq Ceiday Coach-01kt, li' be ..., VOCAL CONCERT. • m ESSRS. BARTLENIA, c. KNYVETT, _LVJL W. KNyvErr, and GREATOREX, return their grateful achnoWledgments fur the exalted, noble, arid highly distinguished Patronage the VOCAL CONCERT has received this Season. In announcing their iiitentiun of conducting similar Performances next year, they must respectfully solicit a continuance of that Support they have hitherto been honoured with. - • NVE,ST's PICTURE, CHRIST RE JECTED, is now exhibiting at No. 125, near Carlton-House, with the addition of the Original De sign of the - CRUCIFIXION of .OUR SAVIOUR, which was to havu been painted on glass for the Great Witidow (36 feet by ig) in St. George's Chapel,. Windsor Open every day (Sunday eKcepted) from Ten till .Five. By Order, CI - /ARLES SMART, Secretary. • \ Good Fires are. kept in the Rooms. Ata GENERAL COURT of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading tb the EAST' DIES,. held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Fri day the sth May, 1815, at Eleven o'Cloct, in the Foreno o n, RESOLVED, --that this COURT approve and confirm the RESOLUTION- of the COURT of DI RECTORS of the 12th ultimo, which was laid before this Court on the 4t4th ultimo, presenting Mr. ROBERT SHER. , SON, of the Fort St George Civil .Establishnient, with the Sum of 20,000 Pagodas. And that this Court having deliberately discussed and con sideed the Case of Mr. Sherson, do cordially concur in the unanimous adjudication of the Sapreme 'Court of Jurisdic tion, which has " most honou'rahly acquitted hint in all and every degree," condemning his Adversaries in Costs. That this Court hate perused, with great Satisfaction, the Senti ments of their Governor and COuncil at Madras. agreeing with them that the acquittal of Mr. Sherson will enable the. Court of Directors " again to employ the Set vic,!s. of 4, Gen tleman whose Honour and Probity, long unimpeached. ore now entitled to a Confidence the.more assured, because of the severe Test which they have undert;one." That this Court doth hischly approte of the C.mduct of their Directors in taking off Mr: Sherson's Suspension immediately-on being apprized of the result of the trial in restoring him to his rank in the service, and lastly, iu recqunnending that he . sll,lld re ceive 20,000 Pagodas, by way of remuneration for - his suffer infs and his losses, and aithmlgh this Court forbear to .stlf.,* gest any alteration iu the sum proposed. they desire to assure the Court of Directors, that any further act of liberality which they may be pleased to extend to Mr. Sherson, with a view to alleriate those misfortunes which unjust accusation has brought upon him, will he highly qefeptahle to this Court ; • and this Court do, in the •ivarmest Manner, recommend Mr. Sherson to the especial protection of the Court of Directors, requesting that they will hrutrsur him with such expressions in his favour to the Government orMadras, a s ma y most speedily and effectually restore him to , that affluence ;tad to those cool forts which, a fter 21 years of service, he is justly entitled to. tlnpect. . JAS. COBB, See. ESTABLISHED FIrTEENJEARS. PHE Public' are respectfully. invited. to.an in; spection of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHIRTING arid SHEETING CLOTiis, now on Sale at No. 4, the. South-side of Bloomshurr square. The • Oo patty, from the uat , ire of their Establishments here and in. Ireland, offer to the Community the above Articles much cheaper and better thin they can .be procured through any other medium. Tli•tir Linens are bleached under their own inspection, without the help of,Acids ; they warrant their durability and oleur, and engage to return -the Money should a fault appear.—Country Orders faithfully attemied. to.—Assents John Donovan, Nu. 4, Bloomsbury-square, London • Samuel P. Lee, 10, Steven-sheet, Dublin. _ _ Good Bilk on Ireland, anl.nank of Ireland Notes, taken - - in payment for Linen, or 44acuiwt.d. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC, TN consequence of Mr. • EGG having tised .Self-Adjusting Trusses, and statinc„ from their superior efficacy and utility, he has procured th, following appointments :--The Royal Nary, the Naval Hospitals and Doch-yards, and the Ordnance. SALMON, ODY, and Co. from the liberal encouragement they have seceived, think it their duty to inform the Public, that Mr. Egg's Trusses are sot upon S.AI-Adjusting Princi ples, having no universal Joints to.accommodate the. Spring to the motion of the body, and that their Trusses only have been used for his Majesty's Service above : mentioned, since they superseded Tatham and Egg, some time since, and that Mr. Egg has not supplied any on his own aceour.t.. The. TRUE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, whichrequire no Straps, nor cause any confinement to •the Body, art to be had only of the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, and Co. :;92, STRAND, who Wave the honour to supply his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals, and Dock Yards, the Transport Board, the Or3nance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Company, the City Truss Society, &c. &c. &c. STANMORE, HERTS. TRULY . DESIRABLE COTTAGE in one of the most beautiful Situations in the Kingdom, standing in the midst of a richly rtiversiffied Pleasure-ground and Shrub bery, .with Gardens wefl stacked with Fruit 'frees, selected with the grktvst care, and in full bearing; rich Arable, Meadow, and Grass Land; commodious Offices of all. de scriptions ; within ten Miles of London ; the Neighbourhood highly desirable. and surrouwkd With Gentlemen's Seats, Villas, /tee. by Mr. ROBINSON, an the Premises, Stanmore (by Order of Dr. Pemberton, th._. Proprietor), on MONDAY, May 15, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock. ''he Dwelling-house, which, is in ex..elle.nt state of Repair, recently papered and painted;' and contains Dr-airing-room, Dining and Dressing Room, fanr best Bed-ro'o six detached inferior Bed-rooms, Kit chen, Pantry, Laundry, Dairy, Lardeqs, Dou ble Coach-house, Sti.filing for Eight Horses,. Cow-hour , -.2 Piggery, Ice-house, excellent Wattr, Garden, Pleasure grounds, Arable, Meadow, .and Grass Laud, part of which is Copyhold, t other held for a long term. The Gardens are in the highest :;tote of cultivatior“ and bearing. 'the Situa tion commands tich, beautiful,' and extensive Views in every direction. The whole in a Ring Fence.—Particulars and Conjitions at the, Essex Arms, Wat ford ; Stanmore Arms, Stanmore; the inns at Edgeware ; on the Premises ; the Auction Mart; H. De Brain, Esq. Surveyor, 21, Suuthamp ton,street, Bloomsbury ; and Mr. Robinson, Auctioneer, (it eat Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. , • ARTIFICIA% TEETH on au unprecedented principle, by Mr. GRAY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, constructed su as to answer • all the purposes of .the honian teeth, and to continue firm without tying, twisting Wires to the rcl teeth, pinning (erroneously teemed pivoting) to stomps, swings or any inconvenience what,,ver. this construction the teeth may 'he taken out with the i;reatest facility, cleansed, and replaced by the wear ers themselves, Thostf who have suffered from the above in judeioui practices, will find•ihis improvement worthy of their attenthin. And to prove the veracity of 'these assertions, a trial may be had previous to paymtnt.—Ntr. Gray, Surgeon and Dentist, 9, Marchms. , nt-street, Russtlf or Brunswick square.. OLOMON'S GUIDE to HEALTH is 'ad (tressed to the afflicted with Nervous lliiorders, to those sufferin.- from heat or change of climate, and to those who labour ..:.der weaknesses and rdaxations, originating iu variety (•r other causes, this Work, is particularly recommend ed, and t:( thousands of people growls old before their time, it has'hapliiy been the means of recovery of the mind as well as the body, and exalted them fecal astase of melancholy and despair, to Illat of health, peace, and happiness. All such should seriously attend t the Observations and the Cases de scribed in " Dr. Solomon's Guide to Health," price 3s. Sold by Sh , rwood, Neelh 4nd Juries, raternaster-raw; an 4 alt Bwksel*s, This Day were published, Handsomely printed in One Volume quarto, and illustrated by Engravings of the Lord President Forbes ; of. 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Also, by the same Author, The Translations of these Works will also appear imm4dl' attly. Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street, of whom my be had, the former Works of this distinguished Writer, viz. Rineraire de la Grace, 2 vols. Svo. 245. (;,.uie du Christian isme, 3 vols. Svo. 31s. 6d. Atala et Rene; Gs. De Bnona- - parte et des .I.3ourboas, - 4s. 7 , In a feW Days will be ptibliShed; ' • IllustraHE SECOND - and 'concluding VOLUME of with a valuable Map and, several Engravings, T Ihe • TRAVELS of Professor' LICHTENSTEIN in . SO.DTHERN AFRICA ; comprising the Continuation of his.. Journey through the Karroo ; a Botanical Tour to the'Dii , trio of Zwellendatn, &e.; s Journey into the Countries of the Bosjesmans, the Corans, and the Beetjuaus, a People never before visited by Europeansy an Excursion to the BordersU o the Rogg e veld ; a Journey : to 'Bosjcsvdd and Tulbagh, and the Return by St. Helena to Etirope. • • Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit street. , GAS- LIWIT'. • • , This Day was published, A PRACTICAL TRIiIATIE on GAS-LIGHT ; -EIL exhibiting- a sitinthiry Description of the Apparatus and Machinery best calculated lot manufacturingCarluaretted Hydrogen, co- Coal-Gas ; and the Methods madc . nie of for it as a Substitntr for . .C:nnlies . and, Lanlys, to illu- i minute Street's, Houses, ancl•Maiiiifaxtories; with Retnzrks . on the Utility,'Safety,and general Nature of this newßninch, of Civil Economy. .. . . . By FREDERICK' ACCUM. _ • _ __ Illustrated with seven coloured Plates, sheaving the struc ture of the larger Apparatus, now successfully employed for lighting- Streets, HouseS;and Public Edlfices.in this Metro polis ; as well as the smaller Apparatus made use of by Ma nufacturers pod pritate Ina; • -- :London : Printed for It. Aeliermann, I'ol Strand ; and sold by Messrs. Longman and Co. and Mesirs: Sherwood and W. Paternoster-row; and Mr. Hatchard, Twelve Shillings. 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DOTA • NIC- ESSENCE; or - EMMA RATINCr' CORDIAL. sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, by Dr. PHILLIPS EADY, 5, Gerrard-street, Soho, Leicester-square, London. The Essence of those hidden powers is found • That cures disease and quells the burning wound This Cordial lifts the fainting head on high, Supports the fluttering nerve which caused the anxious sigh: The various weaknesSes peculiar to the Fair Sex come im mediately tinder the power of this Restorative; many Ladies of fashion and respectabilily alloW it to be the best medical appendage to the toilet they ever met with for recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the bead-ach,duldeSSand lan-Ater, chasing away* melancholy; it gires comfort and strength to the whole system. Sold .in bottles of 4s. Rd. II s. or in large bottles of 20s. For the effects of this Medicine, see the Thorn among R oars, sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers 7i4 the United Xingdoui ; awl of the Author, as above. [ruict slxrr.N•cl4tAx.rr PN'NV. PARLIA,4INf. , HOUSE OF LORDS, FR/DAY, MAir 5. Counsel Were main beard in the Writ of 'Error, Lohg and Jdnes v. Handek". Further consideration postponed. The Pinot) , Abolition Freehold and - Copyho;d Estates Bill, the Crown Lands44kie. Bill, Were brought up by till% M. i'sylor, Mr. 13rogddli, and others, and afterwards read a -first time. Lord ELLENBOROtGI-Ppresented Petitions 'froin the Pa. rish of St. Mary-le-bone, and St,George's, panorer-squares. for the repeal of the Insolvent.Pebtor's 13)11: • HELSTON ELECTIONBILL. On the Order of th'e Day rot further consideNtion of this Bill, The LORD NANCELLOR said, the more he con sidered it, the more he was induced to :rj.e it. Comparing the provisions of this Bill with prcce. dents; namely, the cases - of Shoreham, treeklade, and Aylesbury, his 'Lordship fountelt de'eetive in principle. ',The Object of the Legislature in those cases was to punislfipersons guilty of corruption: and the abolition was for a distinct offence. This Bill stated, thai Jietause some individuals had been guilty of bribery and aorruption,.o filch they hoped to prove, the whole body of freemen were to be , deprived of voting. This und er a ll - the circutu• juanceti, was a, Ha on which they could not,pro ceed, and bis Lordship therefore moved, that it be read a second time this day Sir months. Lor&fittENYALt„e strongly objected to t h e Bill, and supported the Noble and Learned Lord's mo tion: Lord Ds DotsistaNvium admitted all the ob• Jections to the 1314, b'at obsevved, that the wit nesses then ,in attendance having been brought from Cornwall, were entitled to the consideration of the House with respect to their expenses. The LORD CIiANCELLOR said, that subject might be considered separately. - The Motion was then'carried, and the Bill is, of course,lost. • The Copper *Duties Bill WAS committed; and the other - Bills buthe table being forwarded, that House Adjourned.to',Monday. • ..• . HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr, HILEY ADDING TON presented the Copy of a Circa. lar Letter frona.Viscolfrit Sidesuuth, for discharging Officers and soldiers Letonging to the Militia. ' Lord CASTLEREAGII.gave notice, that on Monday next he would move. an Address to tire Prince Regent, praying that his Royal Highness would order a Copy 4)4 the Dispatch' addressed to the Russian Minister by the British Government in January, 1so5; to be laid before them. The Greeawich Hospital Bill was read a third time, and passed. The kish - Malt Duty and, Irish Assessed Taxes Bilis were read a second time, and ordered.to Mon'day, - Tke CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE9UER. moved, that -the House at its- .rising should adjourn till Monday next.-- Agreed • _ • I*l LIVES OF E. A. 17•11) J. 'PHILIPS. On Monday next will be publined, embelliAlled with. ad Original Likeness of President Bradshaw, and two other Portraits, in One Volume Quarto, IVES..of EDWARD and JOHN PHILIPS, , 1, 1 Nephe•ws and , Pupils of Milton ; including various Particulars of the Literary and PolitiCal History "heir Times. By WILLIAM GODWIN. To which are added, Collections for the Life of Milton, by John Aubrey, F.A.S. 4681. Printed front the Manuscript Copy in the Ashtholean Museum; and the Life of Milton, by Edward PliqipS, first printed fh 1694. • Printed fir Longman, 'lTurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Paternoster-row. This Day was pnbliThed, • In 4to. price 11. ss. sewed, Partii,..of . 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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER having moved that the Property Tax Revival Bill In roil a third time," : Mr. DidtiNsoN stated that in eonsequenCe of Be tArl 13 hirh slitwol • that a fax tanners greater of were con. fined in gaol for debt, in conseaueirceof the mode of assessment under the Property Tax than pre- . rious to its enactment, he should think it proper ' to introduce an Amendment into the Bill, by which Farmers ivoUld•be placed on the same foot ing as merchants. Mr. Alderman . SMITH was understood to ex.. press his intention of opposingsuch an amendment. Mr. HORNER considered such-an amendment of the greatest importance. Agriculture was,.the basis of all financial operations and the 'fountain. head of the prosperity of the country. He ob jected to take the rent as the criterion on which the assessment was, founded. He wished farmers to have the same relief under the tax as . other per. sons deritiing profits front their employments, and that, should they prove that' they had made.no profits, they should be relieved on that showing, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE9I7EI3, thought that it was not the time to,complain that sufficient attention had not been paid to the lauded interest thiriUg the course of this Session. He vindicated . the mode of assessment, as the only one that it was 'possible to carry into effect. An average rent was established as, a criterion, but if the tenant felt aggrieved, he would apply to his land ldrd for 'a reduction of rent which would at the same time produce a proportionate relief• from the operation of the Tax. Mr. PRANKLAND LEWIS was convinced that Woin the first enactment bf the Property Tax, the profits of farmers never justified the heavy charges .made upon' them. He. thought their situation, called imperiously for, such au alteration as the intended amendment- propOsed. Mr. CALCRAFT supported the Tax as - he had done 'in 1806, because . he knew of no other that Would equally answer, the emergencies `of the State.' To give relief to one class of individuals would be to create a great deal of dissatisfaction in others.' . Mr., D..GIJ3DY. wished to know whether, in the case of ayeduction of rent, the landlord would by still liable to - pay on his old assessment. The.CHANcaLuort of the Exonsauea said, both the landlord and tenant would be entitled to an abated estimate upon a bona - fide reduction of rent, _though only for one year. AIr.•GItENFELL was desirous to correct a misre presentation that had gone forth of what he had said on a former night upon - this subject :be had been represented as having applied , his observa. tions, and the oath, which the House, on his sug. gestion, had .adopted, to the Commissioners .of the Income or Property Tax.--to the local Coin. missioners—to that most respectable and respect e d class of the community, the Gentlemen and Ma. gistracy of the country, who, so much Co their. own honoar'and the advantage of the public, hact voluntarily andilegrAwactattsii,:bocourt3slully:ityecid:ht:etthchetimtysuipolevfaessure ne. execution of the London and throughout the kingdom, and without whose c.ti.operation,