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1 IL, ! :~ ~ 1 ~7 y-~ THE VIIIR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, b PRESENT EAMNING, June 15, will e perfor med laererl ey; r. ; GAMESTER. Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill. After which, FORTUNE OF WAR. ns `ID Bans r ti GALLERY—PALL-MALL. t ele Irti GE A LLE ay was R-OPENED on b„... - - 1 1 AY tl 4tl f MAY, trikt,,4 ietUres, bv e Itti ' li o i- , ?iS, It E with a Sele . ction r:t I BRAND I . VAlNd btly',LAnd other em:nent Artists of the FLEMlSf.l.l.oaunr thtithVellOOLS with which the Proprietors AS .... dh,e,,-,'„ttislt In;ti;i:tion for the zratification of ` t het Puf . 111: ; tlqiitoe benefit of Ur; Fine Arts in Aneral.—Open Ire I" Ni,,,---Adruittance ls. Catalogue Is. "3' Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. 4 Ca `al, very Desir ble anti I i proveable FREEHOLD 0 1 1ie MANOR a and E'STA'PE, WILTS. S6LD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the Sht-NOIt and, ES ' TATE of 1-IF,ALE; consisting of . a ( Ves ailti ' lll 3' built Brick and Stone Mansion, with D . inne , s r t t i , c_ Pr fir two Six-stall Stables, - and othel a 1.',1., i: P Alkkt 4t i . " ll c=s; Lawn. Gardens, a'nl Fish Ponds. ----,--0, ;; l ii •nlari t .- : . , lo a„,: t a i,S 4 l l,, ,e , a . i i t l lijoho . i , irers 7 :C a 'ot s, ta i ge r s y , Barns; Stables, id Closes and ear -1.4 rich NVt'erl MeaL l s ,ns ,i ) :sture, Arable, and ' Down ti e , t.he wtole contains u . ,„'; ' 7ls A. 2R. I 5P.. I lr i it 4 iLi a ,l %s t S ,, I tr I l►lf►l tfe anont four ,, mile c s x fiar s i b t t l i i r e v, Cr i t n y a of de lez il ti _l4lll,,,e,ilitittiv...ii.i.oe n, celebrated rite East l ' ' ' "' F ''' l ' t l,l e is bminded on the . ece°l%;_ti li d e fo ' i s • Le Trout and other Fi!h; t:9l4,;l_the West b ' y the Wiltshire Downs', in a fine Sporting . 4 4 `13:1 well st•nckeol with Game. Jetty. a c ,,,,' ,ttL Tenant will send a person to shew the Pro 'ase,,,, ,;"-; for further p , articulars, and to treat for the Pur tlP'Y to Messrs. Webb and Attwood,'Sahsbui y. ,l‘4n RELATIONS OF MR. M'DONA.LD. fir n: M'boNALD, formerly of •Hoxtotl, in rttai cue C ounts' of Middlesax and , i;ho for several years in , . 1 4111 A -e r e n i i stu l'ls death (which happened the year I 779 , ? 7, :5ra e 5 '4, '4, • Ntsentan in the East India Company's Ileoga . l 1 . ' 11- „lisi,:ni three,luudnn havin.• the death bv his Will given his Propei t), co b t 40„of 'per Cent, East India St•eli, after Vvp - A " - ", to th . Children of his the Testator's Brother, "At:6-til!PD°NALLI:t,anrl his Sister BARBARA M'DO !As Npti,.., ,e . • The Chili n ' ' l e nf, 8:c • 1 of the before-mentioned .0.13!,,,„,5",,i,,,, and Barbara i forthwith, to MAKE I . l e lonald, if living, -or their ,ANDIDE-I,.Eilt CLAll'lT'aarde desired, (I the same to Mr. A LEX kb,_!.or i f ~... 44. ss r°IIIIES G AS'KILI:, -I Solicitor, Gray's-1 no, Lon • til i ttqf led '") person can give information . of the alit:ire a e tli., Partie3, they are requested to furnish Mr. G 41i 11 '...,,,,,,...._ - MONEY. I\toll,t &c. arc respect" 'MEN', Gentlethen, '''lY f4llYinf Q , it fully orrned they may he supplied iipeit 'illioid, Leas., 4, (`, lit ' °n tertus equal to '2,1 )114;age, secured with I‘lON EY to lllVLiNartiage Settlements, Wi,lows' Jointures, LA g) hold Land or Houses, honey e li F e t t E t e_ h_ e ei •3414-er,,;:01., err tiny Ather Property. li,,,, r itv 0, 4 r "P,ectability may he suppl . ie l 4 e, o ,e n ri h a e cc ir Q P n e i r in s o ol L 3 - 1 tit', Y• (mitlenten will find eves) , pp] . ° l l t delay • ' kld r I ctrtio n f • Xi 'ssed .. rota Twelve till Two; 49 South-street, etkelev_44) Messrs. Wills and Co. I. `")* . ' , or Letters , (port-paid) " lo4re. Ut.lt\.v 4‘.1.1 COi - TINU ED S UCC ESS .- 14 20141, 1) 1 ~ i , , 3 6, , dr7, I ? I \4 l May a Pr:ze •of 20 ' - ' o9 !• t '''i:'Lf It W Elhl' it ' i t) the c l h‘ t , e , Lottery , } was s4 d ild at i e n .,. E tr l c e e v t e , n n,,:ir Shares st. Itatwt, I; Portnwit late t e No. Lu 4 ' , i•, f;FW t '4ti tli ' l W t he re, in the t e l;t'rery were also sAI - , 0. -,,,- ! 45 ' ''t 001 Guineas, . " which Web b paid in Gold, and 4 tJ a „' 4 Prise' - . i u r Lottery, dra7n ..11 0 . ) , la . t o 3001.; and an the pr e e • mg Nu ; c2, ` 2 02'.... ••• .a Prize of L•1 0 5000 `°,SO(l .......................... ..Z390 ;i6,358 .......................... 400 . 6,899... ................. . ..... ~).2, ,775 e ' "`' G 1,,,, f t; . * 14 .138 6.:.e. &c. &e. . Ntlat has great satisfaction 41 announcing pe .. a .. hov e e s ~-11(1 the ", tYents, and hegs to call the attention of his bin t . t 1 li ijraw ln s' : ) i n ,L )l .ie to another `call the which begins 44 40, 1 ‘.., 4 Th 'ltaly, and vint tins Prizes of 40,uti"I.' .'.„ b „ hid ,•:7,'11. besides 'ether ' • p • t .04 , 18 of which • WI.. .‘ 14thej,;1 ;'),,(ll4otflotry ‘ovih2lillt ptlr f po ( ie 4- I ' Ve . 'ob is provided with a ,t4i, rifi ee d 7ier Zt a i rl i e dc a o te nt i . 'nu ' e a d ' .. s y •tteC•e l s i s '' e 3 e ' o . ... o has attended Webb's hb ol. en t txpeet. t. ottet les, ;ri11,.. h. h : e '' f pr a e , s i o d l i ll( 4 !s, s) .i m " , "i o r f Y the ii, t G re , , p ..4 ions he entertains o at h 4. • 1.12 :423 t the already unequalledList. th eat h. ' ° of 'little inure a t , f ive ien sold by hint iti the short spact, o 4tate,, ytars. te ,q °Mee; t 7, Lndgate-street, near St. Paul's. " - ,. 4 ' I rlsh i3anti. Notes Exchanged. • .. •.' ii.IIATIci is,e,,. ,Att. th:'"N' . 411 .ra tto ct- GOODLUCK, and Co. Cop t Y %alp, • " fin' the Present STATE LOTTERY, Fe s sl!: u .., y=aai:tzng following GRAND SCRENIE to tht I b ili1,0"1::.., ~ L :40,000 /,.30,0_ 00— I, .C.O ,000, ~. •giti I . ) riving 19th.11. 7 1.Y, 1815, Whi,,, . liesides 1.2,000 GUINEAS, 'LA Will be p i - r1 • ''OLD without Deduction. a. .0 in A-3 SCHEME. 1. `41 .: ..• ' 4l • .... L2O 000 are L. 60,000 •'•• .: • . ..... • • 10,009 10,000 4 .., s.. • .......... 5,250 5 1.,,.' • " ."••• " • • • 2,000 ' . " 2:( 2 ,( 4 i0 0 3,150 •• • , • • ...... 1,050 •,,, ..... 5000 lie t ,. A, ~ ,• • • • . • • 1,000 lac;"rst.d.l4 0,0 60 other Prizes of lesser Value. 'awn 0 ,0001. - Will have 10,0001. more, making ee,lia, AP' - - - :-. ze of 30,0001. 11, 'drawn t p () ,0001., will have 20,0001. more, making 'N.G., A Prize of 40,0001. • • Itts t i b t , Wri 10 /0001• will have 10,0001: more, making . A Prize of 20,0001. '' n p• - . ,, ZEN To BE PAID IN GOLD. - ' -Irst drawll Blanits — tl P fe First Day will each receive Ti • 200 Guineas in Gold, making 'e Po rt . 2000 fhti'neas in Gold ! . Tiit ittli_d .rawit Prize the First Day will receive Fi fth, T enth 5000 Guineas in Golf 4! , will and Fifteenth Blanks, the Second Day, 'ti, - eaelf receive 1000 Guineas in Gold, making 4,, t _ I} ,w,tli ti ,„ „ 3000 Guineas in Gold ! e rhi rc i'!„: I Itirtirth, Fortieth, anti Fiftieth drawn Blanks, "ay, will else!' receive 500 Guineas in Gold, .1f NA waking e ts i }. ..1 . • 2600 Guineas in Gold ! , 4tt14)./ `l's and S UIARES use selling, in variety of Nurn- N‹..t. Nit siltl)sN , GOOI)I..UCK, and Co. Contractors, ......._e ) Cornhill antlCharing-cross. R. i!..E.ABE, Or TIIE IJR&HRA. , ti et b . r ` j 14 OUR. sole Pro rietorof Damn s cele li4i-ii'"raCiated iedicat ' • t'i ) re th,.. etl 1 3onfoes P , having c 6 . 4, jit' ..,.. e d . 1 _ 1 '! . 1 !:" .1 a .c c : th'lll;p'ehilit,",.2-0 years to the cure of hti...ctity..,, k) , s . t . .. 4 . . ii -" lliii t ,' tiatt,,';."!Onorrhea, and every other disease or .nt., ILilii ' ll l. a nitn : elf that extensive practice; joined to tr.f.,,,,„' - 's of th e ' 'Wi,oii.„ 5•e,,,.. e remedies he emniovs, exclusively enables t ' 4 'id 4 safes am! p"rn' t' l're not lct to the • i Kt•--:.°""gietB4'llicaeY at t , f l Vo , in l g n ih n e uses ' of - Caustics or coal - e", , l.','''' l 3 ii,' the - - , %` .l ,' i 'qt a ni:'e country stati t , their cases fully in a letter 1t1'.7-ttitilt,o-tii: 4 `)r m ; . ,) , u tv [ z o s...)ovoL 4- 'n,- ) te - , will have proper Ile," I:,trfit.i3, (.111;;.ieus 8) ,;,,t,,,,,s se,. • jr.NDaf :nes Practical 1'044. - 1 , !sea:3es of I!,e u-' , .,., &c . price Os. the tievt•nili tt, vt ' . I. 6'4 be ~h<es of the , lic ( i.: •I ' lerst :atid at the Author'* hor * it zet," th e i' ''' 'it h-street Solir where ' . l'e .4 444 l ' i '' '''' ' irs °t' ` li "eiet ' ol fin:- "awl eaf'asionally between 4, in the .14Vetl`ng' ' V t ti 4 1.ii:,1 , . 4 - tt %4 41 t i) A-.. -4,, ....- - 1 • ea T H U RS DA Y. .3 CJ N g 15; 1814. ________:____;..:.: -: -- ... „....,..._:..... --- --'--- - _ .:... .: ~,,„,..,..... ----,,....._.,..._,......;;;-.., FICTWILLING-OFFICE, June 9, ISt 5. THE ARMY. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING , • Advicet have been received in town of Sale His MAJESTY'S NAVY do l!reby dive Notice, • •- , . .• ' arrival of the right.wing of the 73,1 regiment trtrin that on Friday next, the 16th instont, they will be ready to Is'ii`ew South IVales, at the Island of Columbo, in receive Tenders in writing „sealed up, and treat for ONE th emonth of August last ; the remainder of that lIUNDRED TONS of COCOA ; • to be answerable to Saniplcs _fine regiment,whien was to have sailed the day of not less than Two Pounds Freight each, to be. prodneed otter they lett New'Sxn Wales,_ had not reached' with the Tenders, to be delivered in Ms space of a Fortnight their destination in November. By ,the same into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be conveyance we learn, that the officers, and men paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after remaining of tha 19th Foot were all'well,' and in date. great spirits. . . . The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at Me Secre- - The 2d Garrison 'Baltalion from Guernsey ar-, tary's Q(lice. i viva on Monday at Cauterhury, as also the Ist No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price .battalion of the 7th and 43d who are to eitibark at shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ,tot ;Ilainsgate for Ostend. The 29th Regiment em bebarked on Monday last at Portsmotith for Belgium: delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said . The 3d Garrion Battalion now fortning , of Friday next, the 16th inst. nor unless the Person who makes - - which General HODGSON is appointed Colonel, is the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to anslocr to consist of six companies, 100 ,rank and file, when called for, two of ,which under the command of Capt. 11,'1c- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; June 5, 1815. I.JAMI, is to do duty in the Tower, two at Ply- . T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- mouth, and two at Portsmouth. ' It is expected - that 10,000 men will be foand fit -, JESTI'S ORDNANCE do hereby give. Notice, • mat Proposals wilt be received at their Office in pal .. ma 11, for service among the Chelsea pensioners. They on or b are to be formed into battalions, and - to be sta- before Monday, the Igth Instant, Jima such Persons as may be willing- to undertahe the Supply of TWO HUNDRED Coned in such parts as may be deemed most - proper. LOADS of HEWN OAK TIMBER, for Service of Me Royql Carriage Department at Woolwich, , EAST INDIA HOUSE. The Trees will be required to cat Twelve Inches square, _ • . .without sap, Ten Feet from the Butt, and to be delivered at 2 aGeneral Court washeld Yester d ay Woolwich by the Contractor. lndia-House, pursuant to adjournment, for the Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi- purpose of resuming the con,jt!eration of the Re- • tions _of the Contract, may be knot-n at the Secretary's Office, port from-the Committee of Bye-Laws. in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten The CHAIRMAN proposed that the Bye-Laws al and Four o'Cleck, where the Proposals mast be delivered, • ready approved be c onfirmed, which on the tries ! . sealed up, and indorsed "Proposals fur Oak Timber;" bill i 14)11: were confirmed accordingly., no Proposal can be admitted after the 19th instant, at Twelve' Thc Court then proceeded to the order of th'e o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be day, when several Bye-Laws were /proved pro noticed, unless the Party making it, •r an Agent in his be- foirno, it being understood that any alterations half, shall attend. Woi t Id come more properly from the new Coin- By Order of the Beard, mittee of Bye-Laws to be appointed at the ensti- R. H. CREW, Secretary. iiii; Quarterly Court .—On coming to the ametnied ,_ , Bye-Law, " That the Court of Directors shall not OFFICE OF oRDN;INCE, May 23, 181,5. intent any of *he CooTany's money in shipping,. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111 - excepting for the service of the Company , " attar a J;''STY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice": t w y . i, ( l o b a t e , t h e ~,,v B ye -L aw was carr i e d (ma that Proposals will. 6e received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, n i m ously iii t h e a ffi rmt ie e . on or before Tr - ednesday, the 21st day of June next, from such i 'rho remainder of the Bye-Laws were then ap- Per.rons as may by wilting to undertake the Supply of COALS, proved, and the confirmqtioil of them agreed to for Service of this Department, for n period of One Year front .i•. be proposed on the 21st instant, to , which day the the Is-t rf .duty, Court a ejourned, Yesterdaya Ballot was taken on the question- The Coals must he of thr ih.,,,,;nt;nn dpnorgnated 21(,:%t,s- Yesterday a General Court was held•at the East India-House, pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of resuming the Consh!eration of the Re-, Mort from-the Committee of Bye-L,iws. The CHAIRMAN proposed that the Bye-Laws al ready approved be confirmed, which on the tines, tion. confirmed The Court then proceeded to the order of the day, when several Bye-Laws were /proved pro foimo, it being understood that any alterations wo.old come - more properly from the new Coin.- ritittee of Bye-Laws to he appointed at the ensti ing Quarterly Court .—On coming- to the amended Bye-Law, " That the Court of Directors shall not in‘est any of .I.le ConTany's money in shipping, exceptingfor the service of the Company," attar ton); dooate, the new Bye-Law was carried una nimously in the affi-tmittive. The ri,inaintler of the Bye-Laws were then ap proved, and the confirmqtion of them agreed to be proposed on the 21st instant, to -which day the Court aej,illroed, Yesterday'a Ballot was taken on the ques Lon— That-the following Bye-Liw continue to be one' Qt the Bye-Laws of ow Company, : " is ordaine.d, that in all Elections, to be annually, made of six Director 3, for four years, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament of the I:3th year of his Majesty King George the Third, cap. Gs, each Proprietor, votin;, shall give in a containvog not more than six names of persons duly qualified to he Directors; and if any list shalt contain the names of more than six, or Ices than five persons duly qualified, who shall have' declared themselves Candidates by giving notice thereof in writing to the Secretary seven days previous to the day of election, every such list, and all the names therein contained, shall be totally rejected." At six o'clock the glasses were closed,. and de livered to the ,crittineers, who reported the num bers to tie— For the Question . Q 95 Against it Majority 7 /Le 0311 * us' he of WV' description denominated E.i;: - . l tlon Moor, or evrtol thereto in quality and ,seood-, tzes, and will he reefoir-4 to he tkliveredfree of aver!! expenee, c.rrept t e Kitties linty; either on shore or veto vessels or craft at airy pla ce its Mee River Thames; and at Farersham, or at eto,r,' port or p!ucc in t.'s: Myer .11ediizy and C 1144, ut Mt , ' pod of Little Hampton, in the County of Sussex, as may be"required. Farther Partiew!ars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Oftice, in Pall-.llall aforesaid,_ any day between‘the Hours 7'en and Four o'Ctock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed yp, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals," but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 21st day of June, at Twelve o'Clock at Nnon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gent in his behalf; shall attend. 0 - ider of the Board, R. H. CRRIT', Seeretrtry. LA\V INTELLIGENCIL. COURT OF KING'S 11. This being .the last day.of Term, the time of the Court was occupied, is usual, in she w ing cause against motious of no consequence, ex cept to the plrties interested. Lord ELLENBOROUGH sits as usual, tomor row, at Westminster Hall ; the following day at Guildhall ; the day following .he resumes his Sit tings at Westminster Hall, and continues till the Sittings are finished. A'elmiralty-011ice, June 13, 1815. WIDOWS PENSIONS. NOTICO is hereby given, that all WIDOWS who receive Pensions from the Charity established for the Relief of POOR WIDOWS of COMMISSION and WARRANT OFFICERS of the ROYAL NAVY, must send or bring to this Ottice, between the 17th and SOth of this Month, the Affidavits required by the Mules of this Charity, in order to their being inserted on the Pension List, which will be prepared next Month, and paid on the Loth of August. All Letters from Widows respecting their Pensions must state the rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. J. W. CROKER. INDIA HOUSE, June 14, 1315. TH E CQURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That at a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said CDNIPANY, appointed to be held at their House in Leaden hall-street, on WEDNESDAY next, the 21st imstant, the' Ilye-Law's, Section 9 of Chapter 9, Section 2 and 9 of Chapter let, as approved by the General Court this day, will be submitted to the said General Court for theireoafirtnation. JAMES COBB, A'ecretaty. • DiXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. TIII?,SE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate f Bilious Disotders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and others, ,particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Sav and Sete, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbation middle sane .t;in of their Names. The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy for re ,storing the tone of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and tiatulences. They prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick Head-Aches, and Heart-Bute which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, whe ther arising front the acrimony of-the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess. • By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are ob served wonderfully to c!ear a sallow complexion, and being a ; certain, thlugh gentle operative, they p revent those obstruc tions in the liver which are so troublesome in all countries, hot particularly fatal in warm donates. On this account titer are a va uable desideratum in the medicine chests of those wh o go of-,i-041, ov make frequent voyages. They are an adtuiratte preparative to *ea-bathing, insomuch that the success in time course of it greatly depend* upon the good use them; especially when bile entecs into the cJinplit.tation for which sea-bathing is prscribcd. Soid at Mr. Batter's. Cheapside, corner of St.. Paul's Cl++ucii, and nio*t Medicine Venders in every Town, in Luxes at 2*. 9d. each. COMMON PLEAS. The Marquis of TOWNSH END, for the purpose QI confirming the Devises in the late Marquis'q will, and to' enable the Trustees and Devisees to make• a complete title to the estates sold, ap peared at. the bar to suffer recoveries in the several counties of Derby, Norfolk ,• Stafford, ‘Varwielt, and CaMbridge by this mode all objections to the titles of the estates under the will are rc Innved, and the Marquis bath barred himself of all title to the estates so devised. The usual cere monies of a Peer appearing at the Bar was adopted. We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strie tures,fistulas, Debilities, &e. &e.have,establislt ed a Medical Board, at Charlotte house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Big's Chapel, Blackfriar's-foad, where the Public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases, without saliva tion or confinement. The Insiitution claims the attention of those who. have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mereurialized thousands Out of their•existettee.— Ernpt.lons on the Head, Face, .and Body, Sore Eyes, Throat, Month, and . Nose, Vertigo, Noise ' in the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Tains 1 -in the Head 'and : Limbs, frequently mistaken for - Rheumatism; weakness in the Knees, swelled Ankles, with a general debility, &e, are a Jew of the dreadful symptoms which appear years after, and too often embitter the Matrimonial Stqte.— Messrs• COOPER and Co. -are. consulted (laity by all ranks of people, front ten till eight ; or, by letter, inclosing- a Fee (for no whet• are answer ed), stating their case, when Medicine and the best Advice is sent to all harts of the kingdom They cure the Piles ald Fistula, without burning or euttiug , and give advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursdas', uud Sonday moruings, till 12 o'clock. 7s: 11 . -443 ;s-r- [PRICE SIXPENCE,-TIALFi).ENNY. Tr - 7 IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT. • HOUSE OP LORDS, Wr.D.Ni.-snAY, JUNE 14, . ROYAL The foi•loving• Bill's received the Assent by Cotninis siOn Irish Duties and' Dr.e,•ari.s—Ce aril La e Stamps—the Irish Sl:lmp Commissary Cotirtst-the 'Local 'Service-4 - Ty entor's Charges—this India tiili, Hanilk‘n ch•efs-,4 he Wh..e Herrin; •Fi.: hery—t he Foreign !•;:iildiers' Entistifleilt--the London rilotage-r-and the Catethinian AsylUm H The County Bridges Bill .was br,mglit up fr,•on the Conn- Mons, anti 'read the dist time.—The Irish Court of Fliiity Witnesses, .the Irish Siiirit Licences,' the Irish Tanners, the Stirling Gaol, and several' othee . Bils, went; through Com mittees, and were ordered lb Ale reported to-morroai.- 7 •The frish , Paper Duty Bill was read'a second time,' and ciiniMitt - ed. forte-morrow.--. Christie's Divorce Bill WiLi read a third time, and passed.—The House! tidjoUrned. . HOUSE, OF COMMONS. • The Royal Assrot was given by Commissioh to several Pub— lic and Private hills, fur s‘ hid; see the Lords. GOVERNOR GORE. Mr. - MARSH presented a petition from Mr. Firth, late Attorney-General in Griper Canada, similar Co one presented last Session, complainimg-of various acts of misc,mhtct oatd oppression on the part of Mr.. Gore, Governor of that pro. voice, and praying relief.—=Ordered to lie -on'tNe table. • Mr. MARSH then gave notice, in consequence of a questitnx from the opposite side-of the :louse, that MI Tuseday -next he shOtild move to - refer the said petition,to a Comwittee. , . A person at -the bar presented 'an n'ecount of the number of• staves captured under the/Abolitioti Acts. - . - 7. ' ' 4 '.,,1 --?•,: ~-,. 1r t -1 ..4 4 i f.-... - A •4 . 1 . . r _ ,, _-_,A___ . , • sPi k. * ' ROSEBERILY DIVORCE The House %vent into a Committee on the Roseberry Divorce Bill. Mr. Topping arid Mr. 'Jones appeared before the Committee as' Counsel in support of the Bill, and were heard. There were no -Couns.el in attendance on tote inirt of LAS/. ROseberry. -The witnesses necessary to support the case were then called in and exaMined. At ter the Counsel withdrew, Mr. M. A. TAYLox remonstrated against_ the smallness. of the allowance m'Ade to Lady Rose. berry, contending that it was wholly inadegnate to ho- inainten3nce. The snit) stated in the b'ill. was 3001. he wished it . tO be angiriented to 5001. Co he cont;nneil after the death of Lord berry, and he proposed an 'amendment to that effect. - ATTORNEY-GENERAL waS, not to, Allow the the ease of the .annuity,. provide . d the chose were agreed to for preventing - the marriage of Lady Itoseberry hereafter. Fie wished the !no tion of Tay)or to b e postponed, therefore; nut question were decided. • The at of Mr. Taylor teas accordingly deferred to a later stage of the Committee. ' On a rriving; at the &nose prohibit - itt the future m arr iage of LAdy Roseherry,. - Ptlr. M. A. TAY-Lon'entered into an examitintiort of the various attempts that have been made to introince Bills to prevent the niarriage of parties who had ,beep guilty of adultery. first mea , . • . nitre had been-proposed as early ai the:yerrr 1750: u of it was renewed in 1779 . ,. and again de feated—the subject teas- a third tittle flndertaken by the present Master of the Rolls; lvho, upon re- , • presentation made, was subsequently' induced ter. forego the motion of which he had given notice. He. adverted to the cruelty of such a regulation, contending'that there was nothing in the Cannon Law which, had made the Connection between rSi H. Mildmay - and Lady Roseberry incestuous, and that it was depriving the unhappy female. of her last refuge from the last depravities of vice. He proposed that the clause should be•omitted. The ATTORNEY-CENENAL, on the contrary,' • maintained, that the peculiar circumstances of the case rendered it fit that this clause should be adopt edi that the punishment inight be as,severe and as complete as possible. He went ovt4'r all the ag gravations of the case with much warmth, argu ing that both frotH ft iendship and the ties of blood 'Sir H. Mihlinav •teas the last' person that , ought to hate seduced Lady Rosebcrry to the committal of such a crime. He had been the husband of the sister of Lady Rbseberry, and instead of hispirin; r 7 unlaWful passions, it was rather to be imagined. that she would have rentindect Jinn of his own, wife lately dead, and of the endearments that had behniged to that happy union. In the opinitin of the Attorney-General this was one of the most atrocious cases that hail ever occurred. It s it were contended that by _the Canon Law, Lady Rose-. berry and Sir 11. Mildmay were prevented front mart Ong, and that therefore the clause was not ' necessary, he should argue, that owthat very ac count it was more required to prevent future pro ceedings on the 1 ,- clesiastial Court against a mar riage that would be illegal',' and that would render the children illegitimate, , Air. 111. A, TAYLOR observed; that.the remarks - of his Honourable - and Learned Friend (Sir W. Gar.. row) were such as might have been well directed ,to a Jury to increase the damages, but could not operate upon the House. '['he House should not legislate uptrn fechng, but upon justice, and tit insert clause to prohibit the marriage of the pr. ties would not be justified on the ground affi • nity, as marriages were daily contracted bettveen parties who stood in the sime relation to"one other. But if the Canon Law tO,bad the mar riage, that hew should sake its course, and the . Kesent clause would be unnecessary. Mr.'LoCKHART ?bservea, that the ground on which marriage was forbad between persons cksely related, ,either by blood or alliance., was the cor ruption of manners which might l ensue, if ideas of marriage were,suffered to exist between per sons who were in such constant communication with each other. Ott that };round he'should sup port the - clanse as maintaining the Canon Law—a - great auxiliary. to Morals. Mr. W. NVYNNE sa'd, that the insertion of the chuse, in thc. prevnt instancii, ditl.not bhul the House to the adoption of a similar chokse iii oth'...r• cases, because a Divorce Bill was at all tiiIICS special interference of the Lelislature, they, might fashion according to tlieir di 7 cretion. Ttiere Ind b.:en a precedent for the a:tinitsion of a situi-• iv"