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S 4, , cond. ii 4 t h- Ldwer G,lllery as' Second-puce ts•—•!iPPer ititiY, is.: Second. prt,e 61 6 . 4 4 - U tY)ll will be upeileit at Ilalf past Five; ant,} the 1' lay • Pin ILO P 4,1 S• (4 th Ik ' • • Richard the Thi„ i , ~5,14,4 Y. ,blialispeare's Tragedy of King . l - st iii • twig kit:furl 14./,,ir. Kernble, being the last ni g ht . 11, I.li,e:turattig tit,s 5,,,i ion- tnilay, the Comedy A 11,.. tiliei.ns,.idert Violatile I'4 Nir's lonian —t Yri Saturidayvi ' iv. i , It% t i,, r ,' . ' 1 . 14 1 4 kest loss •by Mrs. icii'lln• .. " 4 " 11 ' Q u i r t it), xi,,, st-tiiiktil ' t The Cowar t . Girl : the Country '..• „ ' l'lti•iniUti Tuesday, the l),ier3 ut The Exile. ,_. -.l,,::outit of the numerous tam) ites who 4"l"tild 4,C, tar tit, could not 00 4 last- n rw tira 4N :•, r . 141111 ) Tartar, - tiw . f,queslrian C..inpailY are re en d kontint.e Melo. plain l' 4' 4 .14 `: f t I Me. 414il ' l 2 tolina the Tartar wtl I h e per. 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(Jr Roo m .. ,kOll, 114r!'acka etc'. also ASi i 1 A I `." 4 Ship. tit who iji.c. ark Inte‘vise. a ' S i. •i. , :..'.t i . r toc on board portable e•ier ' . It ) P t 4 i ltrn, Y 13 141311 V t‘e allowed the most and SANbiiks.` N-4.4littlattarett, InVenteCl .by M 0 It GAN wlto most humbl v . 16 pad i,„ catherine. street, Strand , Patel all th • PresLtr:leth .• , • i o rt; ought to he. , bs e wh, . 1 hik,beht ton u 44 ' 1 eOl4 atty. 1° g4,1411t1y hit t and the toe their Mug UE S D A Y i JULY '2, 1811. [patch sixPENa his Day was published, DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-Y;YRD, IMPERIAL PARLIAMEA. n Quarto, illustrated with Seven Plates, price 14s, in boar.l,, yune 29, Ail. ?FHESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday cite t tub y‘ty next, at to .'Clock be the Forenoon, .will be ext , ,sed to Public Sale at His Majeso's Pirtmatling-Yard, at aptfiad; sundry Lots- of tbe follouing PROVISIONS and STORES, ow Axing in the said rate!, .1. , /x. Bread, Flour, Pease, Oatmeal, Raisins, Rice, Pot Barley, Currants, Bread-dust, Flour sweepings, Callavances, Pease.screenings, Oatmeal-sweepings; Salt - Fish, Bake- "'LOUSE OF PE, RS, MONDAY, JULY I • The Royal Assent was given by CornitiMicin Liz the Militia Interchange Rill, the Police Regulation, Deer Stealing Prevention, and to one I: ivate The Lords Cotntuissioners %ere the. Lor , l Von= cellor, the Earl of Lkerpool, and Lord Wdising;. ham. Voluipe VII. Part I. Of • CONINIUNTICATIONS to the BOARD =of AGRICULTURE, on Sobjeas relative to thellus bandry and Internal I triprovement of the Country. Printed by Bohner and Co. for G. and W. Nicol, Itooksell rs to his Majesty, an I the Board of Agriculture, 'Y. IV here may be had, The rormer Volumes of tins Work, and the other Publ i. cations of the Board. house Sweepings, Bags and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Uuttel', Cheese, Wine-pipes; Leager, Puncheon, head, Barrel, and ha& Hogshead-staves ; Rum Leuncheon, and Irish Tierce, and Barrel.heads; a quantity, of hoards Ends, and Fire-wooh, &e. &c.&c. The Westminster Elution Bill went thentigh a Committee of the whole House, The Etri of Ltvettrecm, by coMmand of the Prince Regent, presented certain papers respeoing toe negociation for an Exchange of Prisoners. with France.—Ordered to lie on the rabie. Esrl et SUFFOLK pOSlpolled his motion re specting the judicial business, of the House, which stood tor, lois day, till to-morrow. The LORD gIiANCELLOR said be deemed it pro per, for the Mforrnatiou of A,l,ents and the Parties concerned, to give notice, that it wss his ireentioe to move their Lordships to take the Roxburgh peal cause, as .faras related to the sequestrations and fleet, intolurther consideration, on tile second cause day in the next Session 'of Itactiament. INSOLVENT DEBTORS'. BI LL. • The Amendment made by the Commons to this Bill being taken into cousideration, Lord REDESDALE strongly objected to the A friend met-3, which t,setit to extend the eptiatioe of the At to the Isle of Man. That country was eartie cularly circumstanced, and suljeet to its own laws to Chew respeds, which were regulated by its Legis lature, the House of Keys. * Besides, tie unclersteiet the principle of the Cessio flatlet - urn ;me si in the Isle of Man, nearly under the sauie ree,ils, tons as in Scotland ; and he reminded their L edships the Bill he had the honour to frame, and , to nitro• duce, including such a regulation; was um uais ' mately countenanced by their Lordships, Too Amendment, under the circumstances, sou:lc...lent as so objedionable, that he must beg lova to op , . pose it. Lord HOLLAND argued in tavonr of the Articled. went. He saw no reason why the Inhaottaios the Isle of Man, should - he excluded from the iegiss latiite betievolei..:;. of the empire ; and why the un fortunate persons confinedlor debt in that Isl.old should pot participate in the benefits of the Art. to the. objection that it was not usual for Parliament to legislate for that Island, he beggo leave. to recall to the Noble and Learned Lord's recoliectioe, that there were numerous Acts, in %blob that country was included f end he deprecated any ancient:a which now, just at the close of the Session, may prove fatal to the Bill. Lord Re/3E313148 explained, that the Acts elltukil to by the Noble Baron did not relate to the feter os t affairs of the Isle of Mao ; they ottly.went to legia. lste externally. 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A i,,,vers to the above Six Hundred Que,tions, and also it. the S,: ; boestions in the Gratimiars Gcography and Che• price 2;;• mi.tru T ut fir* and Li avail SIR, dinburgh, 1113 y 2, do°. IN ithe Spring' of 1794 I was alfliaeti with a ve ner e a l Complaint,. which I treated with ithtitte r . apply to a lence of the Diseases (by mercurial applications) for some r e e n g c u e l f ar r fi r v h e y s in icia n n i 1 , 1 ir : v h b o u itput was a :c h in a ?) o n r ry i gt . 't () to the vim. time; but grosviiie, in spite of all medicine and the adviee of the first Centleinett of the Faculty here, aurae and wore for two years, I was reduced to a state almoSt un paraucied and beyond descriPtion, being an entire leper, • zed from head to foot. —Nlyhead, throat, mout h , nose, arms, .sec. have been alternately in dan ger o f abtctdc nlrg u sciess 4 in short, I lave had from, twenty to ti r eating ulcers usa my NO, anit nearly t ota ll y de lt, would be' voluminous to particulparticularntiivrte,Yl of sight-- khe all my case--suffice it to say, there never was, or ever w i ll b e, unt Of a More dangerous, or of a more compli eared nature. I was long looked upon by my. friends, and iirogined myself, - beyond all hopes of recovery ; an t i, i n . ' deed, in my then condition, death was prettrable to my enure 'than miserable state.. In this' dreadful situation did t drag a trust miserable, .existence,, fill Di , One Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the ease of a Mr. 13. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. -= -1 sent and procured some of your I. E AK. Ii PATE N'l LLS which, by using tront time to time, e m now, and have long been, (after more than four yeer6 indescribable distress), in as good a state'of 112.ilth as ever 1 enjoi , ed; as. a proof aCt his, I had a tine, thriving, healthy chili, burn to inc a tew months age. In gratitude to God, ;end i n h opes - Q t rendering my tel service, I request you to publish this; and you may at auy time refer per ohs who wisit to be satisfied of the truth of tins, or further parti. eulars*. to me or my friends, by .letter or iiersun. As few cases fur badness vvitl everseg teal mine, anti , none excee'l it, I imve front experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LE.AK E's I.LS they will find a sure, speed,, and radical cure, foe the most dread. ful stage of use Venereal - Disease, which ,is called t. cos. sikscio Luis. 1011 N TfIyNIPSUN. • * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address ; 'hut ereditable persons really w anting MME:oation may also he reterred to me anti my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Karnsay-Gardens, Editiourgh. Vrepored and coiti by. the Sole Proprietor, T. TAVI.OR, Member of the Royal College of, Surgeon, in 1.-1/11dr,i1, at his noose, No, 9, New isridge-strmt, • Where he win give Advice \Vltht)Ut a tee, to tat , these l'ills, and will answer patients letters, if post. paid, on tti,: 4.4114: terms, otherving in all cases. the most Inviolable. et:rc•cy, 'no ps;,tsUa's name or case having been nientioned, but At their own particttlar requeit, hy the PrQ• rie tpr, during the course of inure than tit :fly-six years, that hi.: has hid tine cundoeling of :in extensive sale of tht; above 'Medicine. and the practke arising tneretrotn. They are also sold by hrs /I.l)pointment, for the conve. silence ut those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, EilMbingli • Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Gras. gOw, to whom also Mr. i t. refers for los address; at the Pertuteters, No. St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-strop, No. to;, Oxtbrci.street; Mr. 'As. borough's, No. 7, I iso-st reet..bill, nearly opposite the Mo. ailment; Mr. Steel's, hottksellci, Nn. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Ml. Bull, Dame.street. Dublin; and by one perurri to every constderable town to Great-Britain and Ireland, in boxes or only as. -yd. each, sealed up with full and plain itireetions, whereby persons ot eitlier Sex inay cute themielves ‘s!tit ease and secrecy. N. R. Every Box sold in Great ittitain is stale?, up with a Sturp, on which, by faVouri of tba Co:antis sinners, is printed, at the' Stamp-Odice T. Taylor, 6, New Itridge-street," to imitate which is fanny, tod all oc m kt r s a!,:enuittertitli. PRICK 01 .SFOCKS vito•L &DAY. I ndi3 Bondi, i6s. 17s. pr. 1.. xLii..q. Slats, 7.4. di4. par 0,10,. tan, I i t, (1!4. 11111)0141 Atm. 1 t,f5 , 111, ior Olitailig,i6; 11 i Brk Suck, Na'‘'y ref Cent shot 4 tier Cent. 79 I 74 fact i.egu. lsr,t. °Litt 3 per Cons Otot balk Ann. 16i IRISH BOG EXAMINATION BILL. On iie question tbr the third reading of this Bill, a conversation of fiorne length took place, in which Bails Grosvenor and Bathurst, the Ittol of Lau derdale, Lords licdesdale and Holland were the -speaker s. _ _ _ It was contended, on the part of the Opposi►ion Peerg, that considerable sums of the public t u ou t y had been proposed to be expended to an amour►t; they Calculated, of 4i,000r. for an objet which "was far more of private or indivlanal, Own of pips lie intere*t. Neither were there any hati4tictory sta►ements or accounts, ass to the appropriation or expenditure of the sums. which had been voted tor the purpose; they could lordly conceive such mini -necessary fur the surveying of. the Irish and as the drainage ot . them should apperti•in tit the individuals interested, it ought not w he Out of the public purse. No such praCtice obtained us this country. _ _ In answer to the objeaions of the Noble Lords opposite, it was contended by EMI I.3.3lsurst 4edesdale, that the sums Voted, winch, on tniNtal,en grounds and calcuistintis, had been grea , ly exagtr rsted, were necessary ; With a view 10 Ilse we went improvement of so great a nation as Irelstiti, winch were hitherto waste and useless. Tr.ese tracts weic4 estimated to occupy a nsilhori cat acres ; and thtr surveying and examination of such i n •in ewe tracts with. a view. to ascertain their improvable ninurr., Juust necessarily be attend e d with.eonsiderable ex • pence. The purposes; as expressed in the Bill, once attained, any thing fattier woald be as tire expence of the individu.lls whose interests wri t s concerned, if they chose so to ad. 'What wtti now proposed was deemed necessary ta,the view or incipient improvetnent, as the tracts in question were -so eacuirstatsced with re:Ted to ti n s . 1 prietors. There was. a difficulty in toductot4 them to come to and in the first instance, bnt it was not intended 10 go to any atidiv o al pen c e tor the o bject beyond what was now pru. posed. Earls BATHURST and LAtrusa ri a C were repere.V ' y on tti tt Is e t its the 61.41.1t1:f: of ta;, CQUVitt4oLitat. 4 , i , ,41 i .. 1 ipi, ,, li :i -,, ' j ;!. ' :, i 4