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Un which occasion, the GREAT SALOON' 'ereaerl for the SUPERB FETE, given by yt. the BATH, Will bey brilliantly'lllUntinatedi and appropriated for Dancing ; and at,Onc 0'C:194.042 Rqtnntia wiii.,4APPen ed with a SUP PER,. consisting of Chickeni,"Toligne, VCaf, barn, Beer, 5a11.04,-Pagiy, Blanetnalige, : ,,telijes, Ices, &e. An excellent Baud will be inqvid.A for Rsels and Country D'MCCS.. .411(1 :the Royal: Curporation.fiand in full Uniform, will perform some of tier most favourite Military Pieces. Admittance liatt;-a-Giiinci,' Supper included: • - • Wines of the first quality will.btt provided, to be paid for at the liar. A Commodious Room will,b4s,appropriatcd fat such tribe Company as prefer Dressing at Ranelagh ; and a PeriOn will 'ttetut with a complete Wardrobe, and will supply Ladies alai :Gentlemen with Chatireler.Dresse.s of• every description ; and a gre a t var i et y o f Bl ac k an d Coloured Silk Dominos for. trom Five Shillings to'One Guinea each. Tickets n h.:: had at .1 B irc hal is Music Shop, Neo Bond, street ; •Richman's - Masquerade Warehouse, 'No. 36 r, ford.crvet ; Bealhy's Masquerade . Waranouse, Coventry.- 5t t" • j Croft's Masvcrade Warehouse, Fleet.street_; at Mr; and Spring-G ottos; 11Iasciocr.itt, Warehouse, No.. to, Old Lisle . hrc^ii r' dfasyu.r.ide iVaretioUse, Corner of Pun. Um-street, H4yorakut ; Miller's Billtard-Rooms, Walk ; Solomon's, Russell-Courr, Covent-Gamicii ; and at Ranelagh House, where Dresses may be had on the Evening.. *** 'rickets for Private Coach Stands to be had at Rane lagh Hous,.7. _ Doers to be opcncii at Ten o'Clock. PARISH Of St. IAMES, WESTMINSTER. • • • •• • PAVING and REPAIRING. • NOTICE k hereby given, -that, the Coinmitkee for Paving, Repairing, &c. the saitt Parish, will meet - in the Vestry Rocal, - at 'the• Parish Church en Wednesday .the 2 9 th of lune lust. at the Hour of Eleven in the Forenoon • preritely, to receive PtOposals in Writing, s:aled up, and to Contract for onv,terin mot exceeding three Years, n or l ess than one 'Year, 'for Paving and Repairing, &c. the Parochial Streets in the said Parish,- front Midsummer . nest and also to receive PropoSals anti to ContraCl for Repairing, &c. the' , • optional Streets - Nilithiti•the said Parish, tar the like-term. •• Thelorat of the Contrads.may be seen, and °llia partici!. • 'lan known, by applyipg at the eicries Office,' No. 43, CharlcS-street, St. jarneS's.;square, • - • • ~ - • By Order of,tlle COrmnittee, • . GEO. HODGSON, Clerk. • : June 44, ISoi, ..• : LAIsID STEWARD.. A ' RSON who has received, a liberal Education, and been bred to the Profession ,of a Lancl-tiitycyor, which ,he has Many 'years . praCtised, offers his 'Service to any Nobleman or Gentleman In !Great Britain or Ireland, in Inc capacity of Land SteWard.—The Advertistr preStitness that from 'Li:tying &voted, his attention , to:everrar s ant:h,of F tint! Ectitiomy, and his experience in the Improvement of Landed Property, that he should be. tible•lo.give satisfaitiowto atty Gentleman of liberal pfinciples,who might he pleased to entrust him with his confidence. Respectable Reference will be given; as to Abilities and Honourable Conduet. • Liters addressed to A.. 13. )Jo. 12, Vi; throok, London, will 1)‘: transmitted to the Advertiser, and respedfully at tended to. PRIVATE EDUCATION. tie a clergyman' Family . (a.Graciume of Oxford) where the limited ;limber of Four Private Pupils are received, on.a liberal Plan, there will be a Vacancy. at Altd. summer. • The Situation is particularly healthy an/convenient, with. in . five Miles of Cheltenham, and three of G Joliet:Mee, and the Mail. and other Coaches pass daily within a - short distance of the House. The most respeciable references can be given, and will be expected. - • • Further information may be had; on application to Samitel Woodcock, Esq. Gloucester; or Mr. William Taylor, War wick-square-, London. • TO BE SOLD, T Mr., ShilltZs, 'No. 77, Norton-streeto Up per Mary-le-bone-street, a Beautiful, fine Toned E DAL HARP, almost new , the Property °fa 1,40 going Abroad. N.B. To prevent trouble, the Price is Pony Guineas, MO 17, iSo3. WAR. To the OFFICERS of ITIS UTY's ROYAL NAVY and ARMY . . .. 1()U N BURGESS and SON take this early op portunity, in the renewal of War, to solicit the favours In their Friend*, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, IShoTn they hid the honour of before fitting out. linkers going to the East or West I tidie4, or upon a Sta. Iloony Situation, cau be provided mularly.with .Stages, as will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice. lately in )(metal are respealtilly informed, they 'have imported a large quantity dl rarmesan, Gruver, and Chapzigtr Cheese French Moutarde de Maille, Slew Salad °lit 'Corgona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca- Persv 'Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers Tongues, &e. &c. " , Warehouse No. toy> Comer of the Savoy Steps, ptrand, London. ' . . .rh,e CittAPEST "VANUCACTORY in London for ditASS.:I()I IIbDST CADS, Imperial Portable Din i'e;-Tables, I atprovedSora.licils, Chair-4305, No. 37, Lung Acre: , WEIGIiT hers leave to recommend his New. • invented - nrass.j6int, Four-post, And Tent Bedsteads, 7 4 not only the cheapest, but the strongest, and best Cabal alei to prevent tits harbour of Vermin' t of any Bedstead ever Itutde. - Alio his Chairpbecis, Imperial tlting.tabies, aura every other Article in the Cabinet and vv pholstery warrantod of the' West Materials is orlsmanshici, at var y low ri.:es for' ready Money, at bis hlanufatlory and Warehouse,. No. 37, Long Acre. . • - 111 DR E SS is one of the varioits inen:clieints thlit contribute to the Art of Pleasing,"--Vide Chesterfield's Letters; *AGASIN NOUVEAUTES, .for . IVi t , men's Dress, Ladies' Riding Habits l, Pelisses, Great f \cnts. N. reS, New Bond street. Ihe Nobility and ‘Jentry are respeelfutiv informed, that a New Article is pre- Pared for, Riding Habits for the _present Season, very Pleasant, and durable, and matte up in the best and most. • fashionable ntatiner, fram , Two Guineas to Two GUilleas and 4 41411 the Habit complete, partiCularly well calculated fur Ladies learning to ritk:. Habits of atiperfille Ladies' Cloth, of, the newest Colours, and likewise Black, Blues, and mixt Cassimeres, which arc ' tatreinely phiasant, light, and elastic. Habits of either, Il uttle up in a superior style, at Five Guineas each, Ready money. ' Gentlemen's light Stunmer Coats, for MOrning or After ' peon, of fine Cassimeres, in a variety of Coloors, niade up in the best and must fashionable limner, at Two Guineas and a lialfe.telt. • of Waistcoats, of the, newest Patterns. for Fine Cloths, Embroidered Suits for Court gni-. and every fashionable Attiele of Dress, made.up at . a ',..Y% hours notice, at such fair and reasonable prices a 4 will ?. el ?found a caawlerable saving, and particularly to those it temen who chose to pa,y Ready.,NloneY: , So much for Dress, which I maintain to be a of u'almeettleace in the Polite World."—Vide Chesterfield's , )41st Lett er . No. 14,- New Bond-ittree t. • Nezi NAreeledill be pi.6listted,_ in Six Volumes, Oaavot A HISTORY .0t Lhe. REIGN - of GEORGE M. to the Termination attic late War ; to which is pre , • tixita, an Account of the Progressive Improvement .of Eng l.:l4d ,ia lkcsperity and. Strength, trout the earliest Ages to the lltellstoil °rills Majesty. By ROBERT BISSET, LL.D. 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SOLOMON'S GUIDE To IicALTII: Or advice to both sexes, on temale diseases, Nervous, Fly poehotalriac, and Lonsumptive This,Book is recommended.to young men and boys ; has been the labour of many years experience amid observation. on the calamitous' consealuences ot a Secret and destruCtive vice. To which added 111Esiay on dise-aties irk ident to and an A p.; pendix oft the subjeet of a'solitary and destrudive vice ; also an . Addrdss to earenti, GttArttraoi, TUtots, and disc who 41: nothing, explaining the triode of treatiftent, in the dilltirenf stages of h o r if , C o a t ge l re l3 r ry amid t y a , "c L a e t i p ° r n os ° y r , i :i ti n t g i e , t eu ()t matisin, and Venereal Disease; t'a 'Worts to young perionS limproper -connexions or improper' treat. Meta, - CT. Tim atnaziiis sale of this Book is the best criterion of its 'Ng utility. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ROUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, JUNI: 14. ATI sit some preliminary business .WAS tratnaaedi and 04 upon the '1 atileformirdain their revettive.staget, The .house:, pursuant. to ttw Order of the Day, resolved itself into 3.Cominittee on the: Clergymen's Residence HAL 'Lord IV ALS t 14 11:14AM in the,Cliniir. • • lo the eoitrae of a very long and desultory debate, or rather conversition, in whieli the principal speakers werethe Urea Cit kilete Log, Lord A utteei% e n; the Bishop ofse eAsitien, Lord ELLENISORQUC ti, Lord -Ram. E, Bishop of Lootto,e, Lord ALVA N EX, • and the Duke or Rtenetoett„ liever4 (Otte Clauses and Provisions of the Bill were agrecd to ; some without amendment, and others either substantial)) , or verbally amended. • • • Respecting the third Clause, that which goes principally tirauthorize spiritual Persons e to take Farms with consent elite Dipcesan, &c. great diversity of opinion - seemed to prevail, and the Clause underwent a very detailed dicussion in the Committee. Some Amendments were propesed; thet proposed by the Dtike of NOR voex in the tint instan.ae tn. consequence of a very learned end elaborate exeoiiit.::eert the part of the LORD eer eleeo It, of the legal uese tni.: meaning of the Claus; afterwards withdrawn by hiMrate. At length the Duke of !lieu Moen proposed to 'idiom the further consideration of the Clau s e, which proporitiort produced a division in the Committee, when there appeared For postponing the Clause - et• Against - it With respect to the teth Clause, which emits that the Valite of each Parsoniiee., V kaerge, Donative, Sze. he talen to be of ten tunes the Value at which the same stand in the King's 110‘,des—several strong and. Kilned ofejett,ons were _made by the. Loan CH A NCELLOR t Lord ALVA N I.F.Y, and other Peers. I t w as a t first proposed to omit this Clause, but after some discussion, in which the 13i,:hiips of Sr. As At and C) x FOR n e atid Lord Au. ex t.e tin - joined,- it was agreed to postpone the farther consideration of the Clause. lion, TnhewiaestahgCreeladu.tso by the c, - which co r l e n g i a n n i l t s tl a e. retrospective .i , xentp With respect to the teth Clause; one of considerable length and importance, after a few observations from one or two of their Lordships, as to the probable length of time which the Clause would take iodiscussion, Lord ALVA N LEv suggested the propriety of directing the Chairman to leave the Chair, and to report progress, which meeting thesense of the Com mittee, was oruered accordingly. The House rhea resumed, and the Chairman having re ported progress, and. asked leave to sit again, the same W 34 graMed, and the Cerninittee was ordered to proceed to the farther consideration or the hill on rsday nekt. At a quarter past nine their Lordships adjovi t led till To thorrow, HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAYS JUNE 14. • A Message from the Lords stated, that they had agreed to several Private Dills without any amendment. The Order of 'the Day was read, for the isecond reading of the Fish. Company's Bill. Mr. RILEY ADDINOTON thought the °Ned of the Bill ' was not pradicable; but whether this should be the case or not, his constituents of the town of Harwich were of opinion that they would b e materially injured by the'Bill, if it passed Into a law. There was a clausein the Bill which gave an occlusive privilege to the Irish Company to protect their mariners from the Impress service this 'clause he, certainly did °Neel to. lie hoped that the Honse would take the merits of the Bill into their serious - coniideration, and not give a sane.lion to a Pill which ‘l' .15 likely ro prove de., atrucli we in some measure to tite Commerce of the Country , . • _ Mr.HART after makiivc•several obwvations mieal to the '13:11, moved that it should be read a second time this day three months. Some further conversation ensued between Sir W. GeAtty, Mr.HIGEV ADDINGTON and the ATTOR. NET GENERAL, when the Motion was negatived, and the. Bill read a second time, and ordered to be Committed to a Selea Committee, and Couneel to be heard for and against the Bid. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCA, June to, taol. nrl-1E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA 7E.ST ORDNANCE do hereby gli'Y Mike, that tbt will be regli at eheh• Qjt7ce,:he & Alargareq,ltrett, II ert ouaster, an FRIDAY, ide 17th day tit,* lustaitt Jane, to re cave loscpssal: from such &riots as mg' be willing io node,- take the witty of „ !co Toys of PA; LEAD, • , oft& hest gatality, for the Ordnance Service, t94e delivered iii One etionib' front the dale of the agreement, at the Eiyal Laboratwy The Proposalt to. he seated lip,. and marked or; the emtside, " l'ruposals for Supply of rig Lead fur the Ordnance Service." Order of tie Board, R. 11. CREW, Ste. • • TO WiIItELII"RIGIITS, &c.• . • , COAtiIIISS4RY GENER4L's OFFICE; Gteat George-street, 'mot 14, 003. InHE'COAIMISSARY GENERAL is ready to 1 receive Tenders for s'n:ppb , in a Nuntherol Bread Iraggotis, sh e . Pattern of which to 6e teen at Messrs. Y.se . obs and Srurriers, in Frith-411rd, Soho : stieb Tenders fin writing, -sealed up, and mu, • Tenders for Ny4gKons,") to le cielk.ere,l into tt i t ?ice, or or :before the t7th intt. but none will b e ieee i te d a j tcr we've o'Clotk on that d, y, and if sent by pest the postage to be paid. 7; , rstit and Conditions of TA• contrafi to be bad at tetweto the iiwers of ifieven and Three. • LlNNa:usis sysTgsm NATUR./E. 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On the question being put for bringing up the report of Ways and Means, L . 7rd FULKSTONE rose, and began a speech of considerable length, by expressing his disappro. bation generally of the conduit of Ministers, and particularly of that system of War Taos which he conceived went to indispose the Country in the first instance to the War by the heavy burthens thus imposed upon it. He also highly disapproved of that defensive system which seemed to be the sys. tem of His Majesty's Ministers, 'and which could only tend eventually to injure the Country, as the system of this Country in the present Contest ought to be offensive. Atter making several other obser. vations condemning the conduft of Ministers, he concluded by stating that he should not oppose the bringing up of the Deport. Mr. GREGOR said, lie had no intention to trouble the House any long dine, he only wished to be satisfied as to a point or two, in the statement made by the CHANCELLOR Of the-EXCHEQUER yes. terday. 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