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... • •••••• C" 4 • • roivN, •,tt it ;~~ 'll .' 1:70 4 4 • ek '‘ . 4); J ~l. ': • ; • , • ~ , • • 81Y ' - ‘' eit NUMBER 3490!) :• ; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. , 1803.. rPRIc,z sntr'Allcg, • - This 4 Diy was published, priCe s ' is. 6d. rrHE SU BST ANCP.I ' of a SPEECH intended to itaito beat spoken in the House of Lords, November az, 'Wilt [AL PAR4TAMENT. - THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ' = T O. MORIOW EVENING, Nov. 25, 1803, •e fill be pertOrmeq, . • HEARTS OF OAR. The 'Clitirathis by , . Mr. DOWTON, Irlr. •POPE Mr. BANNISTER - , jun. Mr - : DE C AMP, ' ' Mr. HOLLAND, Mr: it?iINSTONE, Mr. COOIOE.' • r Mr. COLLINS.' - Mrs.'POWELL,.;Mrs. H. JOHNSTON Mrs. HAR LOWE, Mrs. SPARKS. , -- ' • ThePrologde to be - spoken by Mr: 1)F. CAMP', . '. -` . And the Epilogue by Mrs. ANSE LB._ ~ .• • • . . . .At the End 'of th e Cemedy, A NIORRICE DANCE, in vthich, will be introdhced A -PAS SEIM, by Master BYRNE, and the favourite Hornpipe trout the Ballet col TheCursair, The COrsair, by Mi ss B: MENAGE. 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Netveastle, i7tli An N0v,1803. .• R. MAYOR - havlit requested the attern.i.illee Av.& Or the Physielans'and.SutgeOns orris Town, in order . to quiet thr, aiarnis tharhave been . spread on the su bj e j of A contagions 'Never which liii lateljgatipeia'reii in this - Town 14 NetrithourhO9ii, - -- Wei tit„ ,plldorsjgneli h:Ave ; he Sat istac con of liveittrilng thiil'iitilie;lliat iltIldog" a Typhus Fevcc (such as i 4 usual: .at this Se.abott) )14S' . iiiValietkii), •dittentlit, l'AlllititS: liOnt which some Deaths have Lappened, it his rot shewn ani. thing new iri itTehatader. "We also fort Itr.t . r 644 ; t h l lic,' that 01,164 late Cases are Bf.ikwAidf 'xl Meu,Vub nuiftbh . hlwri ill considerably I , :ss4ied and i,. T s itOiseasp,is rspiiity declining . , : • 5 ,.. ..,, :z , r „L. ~ R. STFVFNSON,AI. D. . ~, , ' • • • T. 't•kb-TT.ER-, tit: 11 . '' ! •., ; ~, • ' ;301-IN RAMSAY, Al. D. . Wt)01), M , 1). 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SeltotiOtal*le Relitk Society of-Edinburgh. " Kepler may justly be regarded as the Foutuler of Modem Astronomy. Itestides •the grand discoveries, known by' , the name of Kepler's Laws, .that Science is indebted to tnin for Many. others, which would hitve iminortilizia - any ordinary, lutrlte. giye o gitond and. comp rehe nsive yow Of the discoveries t that' extraiitkiinary rn.in l ' and to tract fully, but concisely, the progress of his mind, by recounting t 4 , !.; hil tory, not only of his successful researches, bur also of Ins unsUOCe6Stiti conjectures attil atter tip's, is the design. °Ellie perfOrmanee not y °tiered to the Public. But the in e.% adly to appitclitte Iterits, waS , neee4saty to take a reviewer the Astronni,.ic a l Systems anti Tlleories betere his Time; and to mark precisely the state' of the Stienee'arthe commence- merit, or.liis cA,ree..r. Printed ler Mawman, No: 22, in the Poultr. 0 ,- few; dsy $ wiji be bl is hcid, one vo).' 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It was lamentable la hear his dismal groans; one uight,lie split tor 1110 and to,ltt Inc he tOund. himself dying: I parted with him, not tr, pea. irig lie Could live out the rught, but in the morning hearing his groansy 1 approached hi, room, and found him, it possi ble,,worso than 1. liart-left him, At this tOrre I was happily reconitnetided to, matte trial of yoor Wora'Lwenges, and on giving him the first clr:se;''he wits imniediatelyireed from pains, and voided a great ninon ity olfilThr i VtlettOling in a putrid st,tte. I gave, Blot ,a second dds, k e, Agreeable to 'the primed Oirettions, whith hd:l a simitaliellett, and on ad n .; anintsteng thus dose, vfial:4l a hart slimy matter, 'aprt film that time hqllas had nb return as s t' his plaint Whatever, hilt is how. in a perted•stateofteWN rite Clergyman of my parisfi,lin'iT •all my Neighbours, are ready -to glye icstinunty zu,lngse 10e.ts: •• • l am, Geritteirien' • : Iterportnittl itaintat , Servutt, . , RICHARD BITAIkAP. 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There was an end, of course, of the- Petitirso, - Mr. I)trwoiks reported at the Wir, from. the Com. milieu at the Waterford Eletlion, that„two of the Members of that Committee, Mr. WARD'aiiti Me: Gaktre were absent, • and .that the.uther Mervbffil i After waking one 'hour, :adjourned. The SrEAKRi informed the House; since Cle noinination of the CoMmittee, Mr. WAND had ceased to be a Member of that House, and there. fare theie could be no further proceedi!ig by . ttd House with respetilo , him. With re.pect ro Mr. GRANT, there 'wait a provision in an At of Porlia.: inent for ordering his attendance in'the - Hotyr: ro offer his excuse for his 'absence; or . to urtlfergo the ceniure of the House thercfriee be MAO for his attendabce; in the i - foLbe on a . iiiveb day, vvili•ch, of course would noi tr a distant 'onr:** . ••' Mr : }Drums therefore nioied, WOGRANT, Esq. do attend . this lioit4 Ott Fridat next. 'Afteia few'obserVarinos 'from the' chair, oron .he 'regularity of the 'Motion, and the Weal prddice of the House on similar occasions, the 'Motion was put and carried. Tfie 'Sr Fait reminded the Hottse, that this was rile day renewing Petitions 'Upon Contested EleetiOns, and then direded that - the Order of the House upon that- subject i9ight be-read, which Was done accordinglY% The Hoose then 'proceeded to VOte the sweat Statid ing Orders of the -House for Grand Committees . ott Relitiiin; Courts of j ust i ce , T ra d e, &e &c, which were all passed in the customary manner. 'Mr:YnatsitTatt.T moved an inStrudion to the ComMittee Upon Expiring Laws, that they do in.. quire what specific Laws of a public nod general nature !Live been made by Great lirita in or Ireland, or by the Parliament of :the United gingdow, and which of teem nave eXpired from S'Frember, t Sc 2, 10 - the 22:1 of Novetniter 0193, &c. and which of them arc tit to becootinned, Sre.—Ordered. Mr'. - ELLISON ad verted.to the. Petition ofjoo FL'sq. complaining of an undue Sledion and Return for the Borough in,the County of Lincoltbagaitist Mr. F.yDEwEt L, the present Sir, ring Member. He desired that the entry on the' Journals respeding,his Petition, might be reatlL , which was accordingly klone. I'i then desired that an entry on thejournals in the year 1144, relative to the case of a Petitioner h a been allowed seven days time to give , in his rittaliihzarionon count of his,being beyond seas at the tinse , he,was served with, notice to do, so, which' be .said wink precisely the case of .the,ptes.ent Sitting Metpber, 111r,.,14'YpEw4..; which, entry being lead, ha ' moved " That Mr. FipEivtt. t, be allowed seven days from this clay, to .leave with the Cie:lL of this House ,his tlualification. The .SP/2:4IeER observed, that the present ap. •plication was tOun4ed un precedent:to blvfoulul on, the Journals in the year 1744. This,. was the cooverke of .that ease ; •that With the CHIC of a Pet 'Bonetwho had been called upon to prOve I ficatipe. to sit as a Member of that floor. , He was :beyond the sets when lit w . as served with that 'lice. This cafe was that of It Sitting 'll4einbcr the same situation, The Motion was put and carried. M. JAavis gave notice that he sla o n Frid a y net move toy leave to bring in a fIU to prevent. the . Desettion.of Seamen from His Majesty's See, vice under the colour. of critnioal or civil process. He ,shouhi havo given this notice tOr to.morrow, had be not understood thlt the House was to have the 'honour .of waiting on His 114,4jesty with its ./kiiaress,to.morrow, on which occasion it was not usualto do any other business. Renewei Petitions Were then laid upon the Table, complaining of undue Fleetions and Returns from the follvwtng piaces:—Fur the 'County of *Middle., sex, .for the Borough olMidburst, and the Ilorouglt of: SollthW , alk. SPIO4IOER observed, that the ,House might now prote4 tp, appoint a day for taking these Petitions into consideration. The CUANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER s ' aid, he trusted the klouie ,wotild Out proceed on any one of.them before the Christmas Recess, anti etc trusted also- that the , House would not esort to the : course •of proceeding oSserecil last year, namely, to. proceed to a Callof the House, in or 'der to: inforce t temiance. belOre these Deakin Committees,weretormed, and have two of thrill in each day, and two days,iti each week, fur that pur. pose, hoped that natter the• present circum• Vann, anti the state of the, Public Alifirs of this Country, the, CpUrse,of vitaio.n Committee% would not bi so. He should inopose the first of thesis 'Eleaion cuaunittets for the ad of February next,