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A new Musical After-Piece is in preparation, called The Fair Fugitives, with new Music, Scenery,&c. and will be pro duced.on Friday next. NEVER ACTED. For the 13rNEFIT of Mft. and MRS. It JOHNSTON. TIIVATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. C)IN WEDNESDAY Next, the `4th of MAY, 1803, will be presented a New Trigedy, caned, THE HARPER I 3 DAUGHTER. Translated from the German cif Schiller, Author of the cele brated Play of The Robbers. The Charaders by Mr. COOK. Mr. 11. JOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. HU LL, And Mrs. LICH.FI ELD.. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Epilogue by Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. In the course of the Evening, several fairourite Songs by Mr. INC I.E DON. WITH .A TALE - OF ;vIYSTERY. Tickets to he had of Mr. 1-1. Johnston. No. tog, Long_ Acre ; and of Nir. Brandon,at the Theatre, where Places' for the Boxes ma l t be taken. GLOBE INSURANCE-OFFICE. . . • Pall-Mall, 29th April, :Sq. . _ • DIRECTORS. • Sir Frederick Morton Eden, Bart. Chairman. Sir T, Theophilus Metcalfe Bart. M. P. Deputy-ChairMan. Miles P. Andrews ; Esq.M.l'. Frederick Mulling, Esq. iiarvey .Christian Combe, `Edward Mores, Esq. Esq. Ald M. P. Sir Rnbert Peel, Bart, M. P., Wm, Dewynes, Esq: M. P. John Ftederick Pigott, Esq. . Wseph. Donn, Esq. John RiChard Ripley, Esq. William Duncan, Esq.• , Itich. 13ateman Robson, Esq. Sir John Earner, Knt. Aid.. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. Sir Richard. Car Glyn, Bart. 101 in Henry Schneider, Esq. Ald. I Arthur Shakespear, Esq. e lle h n e' r s y (r H l o ll i l l' art Es d: cl i s c ) ,, fam iVi. es P. r 'tidy, Esq. Sir wrn. Leirhtnn, Knt, Ald. CharleS Edw. Wilsonn,Esq. 'Nth Latham, Esq. M. D. Glynn Wynn, p:.:q. • NOTICE' is hereby given, that the Offices of the Globe Fire and life Insurance Company will he open ed for transacting Business on or before Alidsununer-day iluXt. applications respeeting the Company, must be made to the Secretary at this Office. THOMAS H. WILKUNTSON, Secretary. PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, Marc 7, ;803. PROPOSALS TOR-1.1",.;11TING Ti•lli THE DIRECTORS aort COMMISSIONERS will receive PropoSals for Lighting the Public Lamps • and C lobes in the City, and for keeping the same, and the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the tst of September next, for One, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon, The C lobes to have a double Burner,. And they are willing, if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contra et or Con . trads for the same. • Proposals tote sent to this O ffice op or bef o re the ist of May next, sealed up, and direCted to the Secretary of the Board, and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be opened in the presence of the Proposer, or his Representative, at Oneo'Clock on thosaid Day, atter whifli Day no prop°. old will be received. , . Signed, by Order, . . W. I. HUMANS, Secretary. . _ • ..-. ' 7 lkR. JEFFETtYS respeafully informs. the Pnblip, LVA Ova, at his OFFICE. No. 34, Pall-Mall, for the , SALE of ESTATES, HOUSES and PROPERTY in ge,. teral, every possible attention is given to promote the interest of 'his Employers to the best advantage, and.upon a moderate charge for Commission. • As instances frequently accuY in which Persons having liouSes or.Otber Property to dispose of, are, averse to the de. lay and uncertainty of a Sale, they may be treated with for the immediate purChase of the same. levels and Plate to any amount disposed of to the best ad. vantage, in consequence of the frequent Commissicips Oita to Mr. le&rys (who has been in that line of business more than twenty years) to make such purchases. 'PASHIONAIdLE DANCING by Mr. Iti.LEN, ' • 11/RIVIXTELY taught to Lakiies and Gentleinen Jl.. of auy age ; who have n ever l earnt t hi s Accomplish., nient, or not in the improved modern, style, at No. 19, Slier ratd-street, Golderi.,square, and No. io, Great Alto -street, Goodirian's,ficlds. They are taught on a Plan particularly calculated lot those to whom it is an objed . to acquire it ex peditiously, privoitely, and in the first style of fashion. Foreigners. '.)lllects and Country Resident s , w h o ma y . Nosh to learn in a fe w :Jays, may Board anti Lodge, privately, in the House. awd receive constant Instrudion. The ANNUAL BALL, will be on the 4th of May, at the CROWN anti ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand. Re spectable Schools and Families. if .not distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instruded in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. WATER PROOF CEMENT. IVATER etfdlually kept out of C e ll ars ; v V , wise Tanks, Reservoirs, Fish-p o nd s , Moats, Baths, Drains, 'Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats tar Brewers, Oiltnen. Tanners, Fellmongers, ILTz. built in the most substantial anti durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac 'emplar, Bricklayer, Queen. street, Southwark. ORANGE TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE BRUNSWKK SAUSAGES. - LUST impulied, a large. Assortment of COange j and Le mon T rees; A ra bi an an d Catalonian 'enmities arrived in the highest eerfeetion. • Also a lar re and choice Colledion of true Brunswick Sau. ages, various Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those ‘Yllo are curious in this . Article, will find them greatly supe. for to any imported tor many years. Montarde de NI Parinesan Cheese,Neurchatel Cheete, White' French Vinegar, Ca mot Capers, New French Olives, Corona Anchovies; Sex. by the - Importers „101 - IN BUR ESS and SON, at their Old Wayeliouse, tO7, Colliel nr the Savoy Stela,. Strand, London,' • IRISH P.ol' LINS, A RCHER and HAUGE LION", Manthattrers to Iter Majesty, the Vrinces and Plincesses, very, re sPearully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have now manufatured, and ready for their inspecition, a large apd elegantrariety. of their nuiFh admired l'opling and :Tabbi. nets. plain and. figured ; also Italian aty,t CyPros Sarscncts, Black Silks of all :Descriptions, Romhateens, liombaz4ts, and'eVery other article tOP VainilY Mourning. Ti , ey• entreat Ladies resitling in the .:ountry, to write tar Patte, OS, front which they may buy to the smile advantage ns if In London, the fixed READY MONEY I'i - 4:i:being -nurlzed on each Article. Tabbt‘reas for 'Furniture, made iinine&ately to any .Pattera.—No. 8, Heurietta.strcet, covet-A.G.-mien. TURDA Y, APRIL 30, 1803. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASILEY's, WESTMINS'T'ER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal highnesses the PRINCE of WALES and . DuKE 01)7 OR K. In consequence of the great demand for Places, and the uncommon Applause bestowed on the Grand Spedacle of Tait IRON TOWgR, it will be repeated Six NIGIITS more. (AN MONDAY NEXT, May- 2, 1803, and V Five following Evenings, will be presented (13th time) an Indian Ballet of Adion, composed by Mons. ST. PIERRE, called ZELICO ; Or, The RIVAL, MEXICANS. Principal Charaders. Mons. ST. PIERRE, Mons. MERCE ROT, .Miss lOHANNOT, Miss I ENKINSON,. And Madame VOLANG E. Initilediately after which (7th time these two years) a Grand Caledonian Speaacle, written. by .Mr. L.&r, jun. called THE IRON TOWER. Percy, Mr. ASTLEY, jun. And Italia, Mrs. ASTLEY. In the course of the Evening, a New Song, called 01-11s1 BULL and the Etqt: I. I •COFISTI 'fil* V I N, By Mr. lobannot; - Various unparalleled FEATS of HORSEMANSHIP, By Messrs. SEMI ill, CROSS MAN L and their Troop.• - The whole to conclude with (19th time) the New Bade , quinade, called SILVER STAR • . Or, ThiMIRRORME WITC4CRAFT. Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR; Clown, Mr. LAURENT ; - And Columbine, Mrs. WYBROW: Doors to be opened at Ilalt past Five. To begin at Hall' past Six.—Boxes 4s. Second Price zs. Pit as. Second Price ts.• Gallery is. Second Price bd.—Second Price to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock. Places to be taken at the Box-Office, Westminster-bridge, from Tevill Three o'C lock. NOW OPEN, AT THE LYCEUM, T HE Extensive Historical PICTURE of the BATTLE OF-LODI. Painted: by ROBERTI:ER. PORTER. Executed upon the same large .Seale as his t:mner Works of lite Storming of Seringapatam, .Siege Acrc7, and the Battle of Alexandria, - • It is painted upon the most correa infOrmation - ; to obtain which Mr. Porter visited the Continent. - • _ _ This Pia - tire gives an accurate idea or the situation of both Arinies at that-Interesting moment when the French crossed the Bridge. It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge neral Officers in the French Anny, those of Bonaparte, i3cr thier, MasNena . , Augerau, Lasnes, Monier, Dessau, &c. as also several of the A ustrians. CM - Open every Day frotn.Nine o'CloCk in the Morning till - Dusk. Atimitttincd', ONE Si 1 I I. I. I N(; . - , SONS OF THE CLERGY. THE REHEARSAL '-,t . the MUSIC to be per- , formed at the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this CfriARITY, will be in the Cache:hal Church of St. Paul, on TUESDAY the loth, and the ANNIVERCARY on THURSDAY the t2th of May, when a SE R.NION will be pre:teried before His Royal Highness the I.luKs of CAst: sat no a, his Grace the Lord ArclibishOp,of‘;Art rag URY, their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hon; the Lord MayOr, Aldeitnen, Clergy, &c. 'by the Rev. t;Eottria HENRY Gt. nssr M.A. Dothesti.: Chaplain to His Royal, 'hzto.s - F4 1.! - ;t• • Dine cif . Reans. liiikwalr Middlesex, &T. 4iki; &c. STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge.' His Grace the Archbishop 9f Canterbury. The Earl of Darnley. The Earl of Moira. • The Right Rev. Lord Bishop a Salisbury. The Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. r - Charles Burney, junior, LL.D. The Rev. Francis Dodsivorth, M.A. Treasurer of Sarum. Nathaniel Conant, Esq. Ed ivard G arrow, Esq. Benjamin Harrison,. Esti: The Music will consist of the Overture of Esther, Mr. Handel's Dettingen Te Mum, and Jubilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent xeigneth," an Anthem composed on purpose for this charity by Dr. Boyce, and ?Ir. Handel's Grand Co ronation Anthem. _ _ The Music to be conduced by Sir WI I.LIAM. PAR SONS. Mus. D. The [boors of the Cathcclial will be opened at Ten o'clock. Tickets for the Cathedral, and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall, to be had of Mr. Rob Son, Bookseller, Bond- Street; Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and . john Bacon, Esq. First-Fruits-Office, Temple, gratis. • Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received by john flacon, Esq. at thf First-Fruits.;oliice, in the Tem ple, Secretary to the Stewards. POSTING, Reduced to ONE SHILLING Per Mile. CASTLE INN, SALT-HILL, BUCKS.' -‘ JOHN CECIL returns his most grateful Acknow. J Aedginents to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, tbr the very . Littering encouragement he has already received, since opening the above Inn ; and hopes' his; anxious endeavours arid unremitting attention, will meet with a eon titivation of that support from a geperous Public, which so expensive an undertaking may demand. The House, part of which 'war recently occupied by - the late Right HOnourable Earl Grosvenor, has been 'repaired and Modernized at a very great expence, and fitted up and fur nished in a most complete manner, with every convenience possible for their accommodation; and he flatters himself it will be lona equal to any, Inn in the Kingdom, The situa tion is undeniable, being on that side so as to avoid the Suu, which most Sitting-rooms at, Inns are :inc:wainoded with, commanding an extensive and ',beautiful View of the Coun try, with the Villages of Farnlarri t Britwell, Burnham, and Taplov, and the Seats of Moguls Thomond,. Lord Gren- ITon. Mr. Irby, Ealkorßosio, J. Penn, Esq. Parties making excursions tor a few days, will hnd it a pleasing Retreat, owing to the small distance it is front the Royal Palace at Windsor; and the very extensive Pleasure and Garden Ground, containing upwards of four Acres, from which are Views of Eton College, Windsor Castle, the Fo lest, &c. The Entrance to the Garden Wing immediate from the House, avoids the inconvenience of passing through a Stable-yard, Ite.' *** l'rivate Families may be accommodated with Sets of Rooms. f§ t- Every attention will be paid to the Posting Business. FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE AND• DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE OR OTHER CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. THIS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended for Indigestion ' Weakness; Cramp and Pains in the Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or-Cordial Me dicines are necessary. . They . are'also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, •and Debility aristng from Age or other causes. Those who suckle will find them particnlarly adaptcd tar tint period, as they remove that faintness so generally experien,:ed, correct the Milk, and prevent - Flatulencies' so fatal , t latants. They readily dissolve in any liquid, and are , preferable to comnum,Ginger,,,being freed from the impuritie, and the woody and librous parts of the root The 'quantity all tea spoonful luay•ha taken al anytime, either .dolic, and chewed and gradually swallowed, Or dissolied in a cupful af tea, or a glass of wine, or wine-and water. Prepared and mild only by F C. Walsh (Inventor). eltc mist to His Ithyal Highness the Duke ol York; No. 10,3, Strand, London', n liqttlei, 25. 9(1. and ins. bd. each.— Walsh's eowdercd Ginger, ;a. 6d. each Bottle. el Rllfy CO IVDR ACTS. • t. • ommissar_v..Generat's Office, Apri, , 25, toe el. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons - desiroies 1.11 of Contraaing to rupp?" OATS, HAY, a-id for the CAVALRY in. Barrack:, in the County of DORSET, the Deliveries to commence 071 and fir . the 25th day of May next, That Proposals in .11/riting, tealed up,-and marker! Ten. dery for Army Supplies, will he received at this Office., on or before the 6th of said month of May (but none. will be re— ceived afte Twelve o'Clock at Noon on that Day), and, if tent by Post, the postage to be paid. , ' The Particulars of the C.'ontraii may he bad upon application a t this oifles any Day, between the Hours of Ten in the Morn— ing and four in the Afternoon. On Monday the zd of May will be published, In TWo Vol. Imo. Price 6s. sewed, A LGERNON PERCY ; or, THE VICTIM of ENVY ; a Romance ; interspersed with Ballads; in imitation of the Ancients. Printed for . 1. Bell, No. r 48,. Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street. Where may be bad, Tales of Terror, elesantly printed in one voi. small Bvo. price 7s. Gd. . . ...;s Day was ptib r 1 , -) P, e 4s. 6d. bound, {Corrected up to theiith of A pril, zgo3), THE NEW LAW LIST ; being a Ltst of the Judges and Officers of the Courts of Chancery, K. B, C. P. I...xcheq, tzcc. A List 'of Counsel, Special Pleaders, and Conveyancers. To Which is added, a List of 5306 Cer tificated Attornies, and London Agents to the Country At torn ics ; a :rabic ofS her' Ifs and their Agents, List of Bankers, Notaries Public, - Mail -Coaches, Newspapers; Army' and Navy Agents, Law and Public Offices, Circiiits of the lodges, Quarter Sessions, &c. and • other useful matter, as printed by, permission of the Commissioners of the Stamp Duties. Seventh Edit. with many, Corredions and Altera tions including a . List of Bankrupts,. and the . Names of the Solicitors. London: Printed for W. Clarke and sons,. Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; Brooke and' Clarke, Bell-yard; and R. Pile ney, Temple-gate. ' A FREEHOLD.—LYMINCTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rr HAT Elegant and Commodious Mansion, call ed the ROVE. llco U S F., with the Furniture, si tuate near the Town of Lyruington ; and immediate Posses. Lion may be had. The House has beep recently enlarged, improved, and finished in a' superior Itind substantial man ner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing-room, 21 feet square, is in height • Dining : room of the same dimen sions Library, ' 23 feet .11y 17, 12 in height ; Breakfast Par lour, I feet by 15, feet 7in height; witollices of every description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are live large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-rooms, four, excellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There arc good Kitchen Gardens (partly-walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding th'e House, with a Coach-house and Stabling for tour Horses. The Furniture is new within the last ten months, made of the very best materials, in the first style of elegance, and in good preservation. Grove-House commands beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight:the Sea, and the surrounding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Premises, and will be included in the Sale. For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Charles St. Ilarbe, Esq. at the Bank in,Lymington, who will deliver. ickets for viewing the House and Furniture. TIMBER, STACK-yropv, FAGGOTS, MATE. RIALS 'See „ - J TO BE SOLD BY PRI YAW: . CONTRACT, (In Lots as they now lie, or the whole together, as shall best gait th v v, l ro vuer o, QUANTIT lr of OAK and FIR TIMBER, some LI !VIE ;;Ild E CH, eut down last season, and now tit for immdiate use; consisting of about Seventy Load of Oak (the meetings or sizes various, . but sound ,good Timber), about Fifty 'Load of Fir , the finest this country ever produced, being large, long, and strait, in fine condi t i on : about Ten LOad of Lime, and some Beech; a Waggon Load „,,f.B ox W oo d, :Fifty-live. Stack of Cleft and Root Wood, Nine Pile of excellent 4,ty'2'aggots; about 2000, sundry use tut Materials in Building, some Hop-Poles, Hurdle ROds, Withys ' , &c. Nov on the Premises, at Fir-Grove, on Up. Green Eversley, in the County of Hants. * * *May . be viewed, by application to Mr. Stratton; on the spot, any time before the 41h of 1803, instant, when M r . Kimberley will attend on that id the following Two Days, to treat and fiiiish the BuSiness, as above-men tioned. N. B. It is humbly requested that the Purchasers will clear the Premises within limited time, as shall be agreed omi at the time or el - Several capital Residences to be disposed Of; and nett Cottages or Lodgings to be let, and maybe entered on immediately. !Noire of Mr. Kimberley, No. 16a, Picea dilly,rAll Letters, Post paid; will be duly attended to. EVERSLEY, HAMPSIII RE. A: COMPLETE VILLA, to be Sold by Private JCL Conti.ad, together with , all the FIXTURES and FIJRNITUKE,mo.nIy New and Modern, with iminediate Possession. The situation is truly desirable, within two Miles of the Great Western Road, and thirty-four front Lon don, near x pleasant Village,- a dry healthy Spot as any in the kingdom ' • after six hours rain, you may, take, your walk in everyaliredion, as . clearfrom damp, ris in. the Drawing.. Room. The Preinises" cninprise a good. Family 'House, Brick and'Sashed, with double Bow Windows, finished in a stile of workmanship; the approach, by a flight of Stone Steps, to a handsome wived and dotted Hall, with an easy best Staircase. The Drawing Room and Dining Parlour, of large dimensions, fitted up with costly Statuary alai Marble Chimney-pieces, Plaster Cornices, and other Fittings equally correspondent. The communication to the Two Back Par lours and Gentleman's Messing Room, front tho.m i ti, b y pair of Sash Doors leading to the other A3artments. Five best Bed Rooms, a Lady's Dressing Room, and suitable Apartments for Servants, With Two Back Staircases, Three c,ipital Cellars under the main House for Wine, Beer,. Ale, anal other Liquo:s, cold Larder, and tar Coals. A Range at Offices of every description ; regular stalled Stable fur Nine Horses; Two Coach-houaes s a Flack Stable, a Granary, a complete Brew-house, with Capper, and every Utensil in perfect order; the . Poultry, and Farm Yards, vith an exceed.' mg good Barn, Cow-house, and every convenient Building for a Sportsman, and the Condud of the Land, about 'Forty., three Acres, together with capital Kitchen Gardens, fully planted,.. with a variety of the choicest Trees of the most delicious Fruits, enci . osed for the most desired Aspects, by good Walls of near L 300 Feet, and Standards of various kinds io great plenty adjoining, is the Pleasure Ground, displaying a scene of Rural, Romantic Beauty • with Walks, Avenues, and shady Retreats, decorated and! proteded by towering Evergreens, and other lofty Trees . , superior to most others, in that much admired County the BOrders enriched with flowering Small's, refreshed and 'supplied by a Crystal S tat in:, the finest Water in Europe, ever flowing; the Spring I on) an elevated spot, a suilicient height to serve every part of the House and Offices, without tiny other expence, and constantly traveues through the Estate, after supplying the Meadows and several (...tnals well stored in all seasons, 'this lovely distingta.thed Reaa ! ience, for the softneas mut purity of the air, and tai...ecel loot qualities at' the water, will not only preserve, but restore the most delicate consti non. The Premises have undergone several repairs, also the Garden and Grounds yet capable of great improvements. May he viewed 'ax ;lay time (fSundays excepted) between the hour,i ‘ of Eleven and Four,.i y :rickets, and further Par.. titulars with the Tama, by application to Mr. 'Kimberley, -Surveyor of Eatats..3, and General Appraiser, at No. 160, Piccadilly,, London. N, B . Thzre (,:)ttage7: - with Gardens, separate and conveulent, let to Temotts till of. good Charade% belonging to this Est Ate. The, whole or this Estate is on Lease, twenty years,_of which are unexpired at Lidy-day at a yeiy. tow tent, wit:) an- option to purchase, at a fixed. price, any. time within t‘ao years from that date. also, a Farm ad jonting of about acres, • with a good Earn-house an d ewer) us:qui AM! tilt Laud; in high cultivation. [PRICE - SIXPENCE. IMP R I AIL PA I? L 11211 - E :I: HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, APRIT, 29. Tttititt Lordships regolred into . Committee of Pri►-ileges, and Lord WALSINGIIANI having jakcn the, Chair, Mr. Townshend, of the Herald's Cx)lleke, ani otherq, were filially exainined respeCting tlie claim of the Reverend Mr. Brydges to the Barony of ,Chapdos. After which the Earraf gost.,r...tklivere4 his opinions at some length upon the case ; which sec i trA generally to be hpstite t9.the claim. The Nob Earl was follqwed by . . Lord REDESD ALE, wllo, ,in a speech of eon. icier Able length, delivered his sentimers upon'the case. He expatiated, in scale turn various parts of the evidence, and concluded ai the result ()Ibis consideratiOn the.'A'holo. the follow Resolution to the aqoption of tlie'e,.!in. mittce, " Tharit is 'the opinion of tbis•C : tamirt te , that the Petitioner, the Rev. Ell Ward. Bridges, in4(l not Made nut his elaini to • the t i t l e , dignity, and honour of die Baronrof Chandos." On the question being put s ; Lord A4PANLEY rose, principally to, thetwtint of Order, as the most 'regular and tilicaCi , tus ramie of putt4)g such a Question-i—he adverted to the Rule, that an equality of voices. should negative a Prop°. sition, a n d Seemed to . think, th e some.) . thers which came'before the House, should be put affirmatively, for the purpoe of enabling' them to carry their opinions into by a dittet nega. tive. A short explanatory conversation took place be tween the Noble and Learned Ltmt, Lr , rd r pus- DALE ) and the Earl of'Rost, IN; merely upon the point of Orderl the last-totforioned - Peer ob•;erved, that the decision. would- ultimately rest with the House, upon thE. Report. The LORD CHANCELLOR made, a kw obser. vations upon the occasion, and concluded by mov. ing, that the farther consideration of the busine6s be deferred till Monday se'nnight, which meetin g the sense of the Committee, was ordered accord _ The House then resumed, and after prayers were read, Counsel and Evidence were cal:ed in, por , ,u:ine to the Order of yesterday respelling Markham's Divorce Bill.—The LeaTned Counsel stated, he was now prepared to prove the celebrition of the marriage, in the .way most vg,reeal)ly to t h e i r L or d. ships' .general praaice, Mr. Pace, a domestic servant of his Grace the Archbishop' of York,' was then brought no the Bir, and being' sworn, stared, thot he was present, at the marriage of Dtirn Markham, which took place in the Chapel at Lainheth : the Witness wag present in the gallery of the Chapel at the time. No other obserVations being made, the Bill was forthwith read 'a second time, and committed for Monday Lord AUCS L AND took the opportunity to .acquaint theiMordships with his intention to move in the COmtnittee on Mpnday next, for the rejec : lion of the lasr. clause of' the Bill; This 'clause, he observed, went to enatt, 's 'Flirt the said George Markham, and all persons claiming, or to claim, from, or under him, is and are, and- shall for ever be barred and excluded of and from all right, elaims . ,`titles,'or interests of, in, to, or our of any manors, tnessuages, lands, tenements and hercdita. anent, and oth e r estates real and.perscmal, the sakii.nliiabeth Evelyn now enjoy., or i s , tn _ titled to," &c. which; in its most litnited sense, would go - to the point, that she should have the eri. j o y me b t of all her property ; a principle which, at all timeS, struck him as imrroper to be recognised in a Divorce Bill; were such iviuittrti to its extent, it would ailbal opportunities for the worst species of connivance ; legacies or properties accruing sub serpent to the divorce, were out of the question but the clause in question • went to give the ,wile -the whole of what she now enjoyed :or was entitled to. On the other hand, he wished it to be understood, -that he.did not mean to,say, no proviSion ought' to be made for a wormer cumstanced ; an the :contrary; he was always the advocate for including in Divorce Bills, a . security for a-moderate provision for the,party. He objected to that which might cover large sums. Their Lord. ships Would recoiled, that the Petitioner would have ten Children, the issue of this woman, to pro vide for : the Clause, doubtless, found its way into the Bill from that spirit of disinteretedness and liberality which always distinguished the felinity in question,; but consistently with their, Lordships' duties; they could not let it stand. The Public were much indebted to the pains taken by - some of the most distinguished Members of that House`With respect, to Divorce Bids, and particularly to his Noble Friend on the Woolsack. The Resolutions passed about three tears since, : were protiodiVe of the most salutary effeds ; before that period Divorce Bills were ahriCtSt as common as Bills of InclOsure, but since, he believed, not more than rive' had pats.'• sed, and those were or the most unexceptioaable nature` Their Lordships were deserViog Of the highest commendation for their exertions in nut suffering transgressors in the way lie alluded to, to go 1 , w hipped Of Justice." The House then resolved into a Committee on:the Bill for the better regulation of the Law with resped to certain capital oinnces, &v.-and Lord WALSI NG. having_taken . the Chair, a variety of verbal amendments were made in different 'parts, of• the of Lord Et.t.:PN OR OU °' wlttr also the p; s 4 g o ge sec g i ti sMe additional ChlUSell a which were agreed to' by the Committee , . T:le House resuming, the Report was received' A