The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-23 00:00:00

) 0 Ac ,mr-tftt t ". .• • ' 4 , 10 . . ; 7 ,1. 4 , 4 7 • 4,e - - • ,VtS: - • . 11 ,/q/* • , i,-..z i . .v , :,.% -... . N. . ,; ~' v •••• t zi ()Amu 5 886.] - - ROYAL ANIII-11 WESTMINSTER. e t4le rthe i BRIDGE. mmediate Patrolugeii. beirß °ye! High . nessbS the liaises Tlt N Moit ROW r Du x'a ot*Ni °att. ith • O•, eduehday, Juiy 24, a n d dor rare, L i ng lte Week W , at Halt . p as , Six precisely, - a htilitary d LBON , Or, THE IS CUNNING OF W, ON TOE BANKS OF THE TAGUS.. Aber which, rAe ar E I (;ran d Naval, Military, T H~ques. Spectacle, called' TYRANT SARACEN, AND NOBLE whichin MOOR. Piece twenty Horses, will perform surprising Feats. Uivers Exercises by Twelve celebrated Equestrians. A new Song, called 1, The Miller's Maitl,!' Torn t , m l . l clude with (tsth time) an entirely new Comic Pan. w itn new Scen ery,Machinery , Dresses, Derora -14441 &c. 11441 • THE' MANDARIN Or, lIARI,EQUIN IN CHINA 'onniating with:2 •itipect, and brilliant Chinese Temple. rjln coilscri of an unforeseen accident ,having hap. u il t lit lio the A iiiieratus which conveys the. P lying ‘lotne 01 the Theatre, the Pantomime of Hate- Harlequin .`, ll w e , ir cannot posly be performect after Monday ,!E repdittcd every alternate Week with liar.. in (In . 4 8 11 I - V eninr Lisbon , ' the p opular Horse Spectacle, tiLtqtrian Exercise:, and Itrlequot in China. IriVERPOOL (BOOTLE) ‘VATER.WORKi. ANTE!) 4 S UPERINTENDAN 1' to ma v,il be , 1 ,1i,! . _ Ille above ( ...ncerii, to phorn a liberal , Salary t iv ,, scc • t gicvut i the most unexceptionable Retcren,es, and 4 ,etteits, will biz mitilred. tri;.7ll. Letter s to tit: addressed to the Chtirman of the Ccirn "i,v Bootle Water-Works; Vauxhall -road, 'Liverpool: k ~ La)lf,„,_ CO LLI Ettl FS FO R SALE. Ltrt!;lli, KiiittLEswoaril, HARRATON, i ~,,..,:::14 1:4‘,1,1 ELI) COLL E R.l ES, in ~tho C.i°.Nuilt/'a•,°,4 Wcu .- 1 wit " ‘',444)n. ways, both to the Rivers . the Cu 44, , 41) ,, SnU rH HEATON C U LL: ERN* .. 1 . i,,th'e-,r,lti-• ,i4rthutnt.niand, will be SO Li. by ,AP ..1.1.1,°-.N. ' ll i I ' l 'llll I Au _Pst. by Order of the Assigne.ea?t v )r it . rArint Aritul a Ad bust, and printed particulars are, 1 e It is tw t ) Via • Pil y the !Lou- t a the Colli.ery' gi0n. 1 .,, , a ,ip a th t t upwards of h e,.. rd StOCk. thereon,' , 'the ~. olu l 'ee Works, . ~„ • have cos , . ' 1 Morris. 1, 441 Newc,',lll;nlie viewed by leave °oll'util . o n the 44 bit'0 rn3 -i3".1.Y1, 4iti general ittfottnalign".P i d . e . S oll‘no r . Nt ",r‘cve4 hotn him , trr , rn Mt • Haillur '01: 4 (1 Co 41 ;iW.C.4IIe-T,Yne 1 nr the Assrgaces, .r 10",Z,_. en, cQu4.holue. C o. N ). tn, Fenchchu . l o t _. Clect ; (b,ll.vu. ( ...outriou, S olicitors; :4.tree! . r qlt eurll :l4 4 . WjitOr Solicitor Basi4hall ect Cavell -4 .re 'll4argaret-btr I ••,..._ - . I p CAFIALPZOPIikTy,, A V+l: +. FRIENDSFL- MINE, NI) OT HER Sli:\ RES: ~, TO MI sm.!) ItY AUCTION. . , By Mr. SCOTT, mart, CI" t.'l(l4Y,Atioit 3. at Twelve o ' c l o c k , et t he hii very., N 4 F.TH CANA.L, Three Shares tier 'hie c, i ~',.!ple ‘:,iLern, dividing 201. clr ti• P . 0r . ,• 1 ',. / A i, 'r 0N,.. iI:‘,(LJN!jt,.)N, wAitwicic..,..lT,iEs.ri..,l 314 ik.,11;,,,.,![:41., ELLESMER.f.:., Wts_Hßy R .DE. I.k.zkiV:.,l.Alit ANA 1., StiAll7S t a nd l hearing I tittles! ar il s . ttiI4I(..'Ii;:I4ISVINIKILinBiI)INWNETI:F R I El\lPrSukllllovN o A1.:44,,-OPER ',.IN Et; el.01%11)0N Ni 5i . .... _ 1. 4111 N atid R OCK .AsS O ItANC E 0 . 1 A R L 6 ihe Mart I at kto, rulars 4I tLhett'4 Hotel, slice` dliiy.; 'Mt. Scott, 28, N ew Bridge- . s "-•.......'......„............................. 4.,.... .....L0nd0n. .. i'mport4ilee. in.. 1.4411-Ie,t)i,LP,itt)PF.RIV, of Considerable ' tb,..x. .olest and rnot beautitul part oL li l'( ' ) Hp S OLI) II? PRIYATE CONTRACT' . - the County or ApANTIIY MR. SQUIBB. AT MANSION I-1011SE, wl!h ti n se u s : 31,6itnronouallkhed 41111 det.iched 0 ffices..""l : o. l 4 :4 ) suri. INtiniis.%TbYaid, and liuiklings, Slitubdbtgr.k, stin,ned ,t.v.itilnit,ifirZftitilieella,ll..flitstilli Meadow Lanadtreaant quantit y °I ',ann.. viiihiii4o"l otakrnetital ITirnwlrli IT wfwlt e"IIIIIIIIMalorni, 44(1 % Min i i Acres situate about 3o rinks frit:n_r_t_n: ,Also a i- arin i. , our miles of a considerable Market. o, o ' , . v iiim . Lou se, :111,11,S) Acteifot valuable Lands 'park ; n°,lll i tt4 4 nuloisititittings, with immediately acipiPing t,e‘wii,,te Free kw: ..11 esxolatespectaide Tenant a t will tAitlrd Three other ctj,ll:ital reehola4taendit iTTh I.teend liaatzip.a. containing, Wood ~,„.,:, ,, 4,, T ~,,o A crei Of Arable 4e. Meadow, Pasture, . a t r, ll (l ..b r ` ni i d. ing,t.s-_,lct!: excellent I.)weil'iniwiouset. and F arootint 11*,,, i '.. I . ; kt to ktipoosible Tenants, at rents . Foisrl• ixtr annum, , r, no_ _. M, s‘thririta. r,4l.co.lari, apply aby le.tte st • ni.igetrtte Plo,41:411SOr Saville•plaee, savine.towi- London . the Estates Indy be‘seen• _ Ebly i ii th li E 1.11 , 1 0 NT. .rm for 'A L v. ID I,lpoth of September next, will bAesos7n—ees of I\fr iii,)vl4l tllif.le AuertoN, by 1'.441,11' RV CI•ARKE, of EiverT°° 0 .. o t a fort. 14 i..14, ' l4 ot wil es will be out in the course 'I . th e a Elankrup.: A I ' L 1 : ,.1114 CA PI "1 4 01" id°l4:tie'grint I% ' `)!`'''' li "SION 1 . 1 1 0 U 4 S n E n , called li Ela 0 !N:r, pa41;1.1 MESSIJAGE , 4tltuf 1..4tjt1/4!illAs. Gardens, and the several.cli.' ! r e pu ° dworth 4e,`t'llti,,,riittyl?%llle!etttito belonging, situate 11,1 ('"totaining to ,i,l(Zirle'vit3;?ll;,4lll.t t Ah':Freesptiof il ?an% l . L 'oir,letricereotlli:sktebie. I leike , 4rY ( -Luke, Esq , but now J oin t I 14 ialuAli'l‘q. in i it -ri- C - 1, -tes, , ii--;* Ana elegant FUrniture, and Pa---1i,1...5'hr at a '411414 le 04ase. ni , y be taken by the 1 laC 4 1 1. hit Mate • . A $ a most te14,!4*0 ( 4o ' IS most (lei ig h tfully situatedt,a?:e I ti l and Out. ti,titlino i,41,1,1.1eie for ant Gent leilian ; .! -inen t7le Road born 4f,,i':l:,,'lch to 'tr,,A,`,.t ,:" !1)4`494-%, il fl.lili:s 'from the former ittl'linhtil hies frtiltitit;'e"f!'l4" I! c i.tt, lif.ivtricoars inaYtbetel hiltic°o*l ,e...oothstreet: t'll;44i /3( '°l ior of Mr. George Rowe w .. . `..: • ' , 4811 „, z - lsoctizT -- -iiov:7----- L , - hE iriv C ON TRACT 1N ,G ...., t)ilp1.1(111NI');gt Cl.7' H 4 1 1 su tot Ey, late iii the 11°!V til,"°ll (ii A nloll4MilellVs F.:1119.. der;eas,ed ;. it:ll.easiejreus, arej-"go a tit , k r 14 , arm te‘coritteiraU)iii.fepair.; is Ciltic, x ll , ,,, l rt l9 6 :l , , a il ii is 4, ,C,4/144 1 • .41"ion 6 steer itle4titceZnadtZlbouctnerous'.ran.WY .;,:t f,,4,,N.10,14,, 'Pr, But-chambers, besides . others . .._.l9leS:a: ,11,4011, .11,,,t.44,11:4aniticokv.en)ient 071 1 .eites .ttolgte`t;" wits i. a I,"'lbrtekil"'l WAtki:olimueutelid‘wlTitligraarre''idiwl Foreign. Eitati.csl !Z1.14 41:::-,Peri!tCtiOn. Cont:tinin4 in the whole l'4oryterli4sl., iite, wt.ii..loe Ittils4ttlac.e4 may be k'ept .UP . i i ,, , t i t Ip';‘1:::41:Lte•IT11111111 I‘ll:7l;,:rnaultrltltaitiber Of it 4 R4°lll4' a re tTi ° e rt ' n t, and Oliiii'l 11.'itr trZtte,i',ull4yr:,l,n4 be known ,v biyi. i i a rgu i !t r i a r n lir .the, Mr.Atilef.,,ll„ich,e.orilicitigil, clkr at i4 4l . ll lC : M to •Ntr! Stockdalci:l3.°.k; uint4o,, ~_M.r. i:kertnann, tot, 0 , aet iii,,V•NUK Lance-house, nearly opp ..sote tht...lr. be! St the bt.r.rr . m .. , ol e i. 44641ied fu r s ln wipiil beveran places 1 Icktrs 144) ' 4 . c ult In atty. Day fiona 12, CO 7 ri'ulac4l TUESDA JULY 23, 1811. • MISS OWENSON ON LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP,' Ili leo/ Days will be published, In Two eiegaat Voluiws, with a charateristic Portrait of the ;utbot p 1 y ins on a Harp, = f . The Second Edit,on, very, 'ouch improved and enlgrged, Orme 14S. ST. CLiAlit or, The H m eiress of Desmond : a Se ries or Leaili,:r Letters on Love, Friend Ship, tre. By MISS OWENSON, = • Author of l'ne Missionary, Ste. Printed for firockdale,-jtin: 41, Vail-Mall ; and Keene, NOVEL IN t• tUSSEAU'S s I'YLE. • This Da) liras published, in Two El-gant Volumes,: %lin a Portrait, Price tcs. 6(1. ri I HE LOVES ot CELESTINE .Ind ST. ALT 1. b E KT ; a Romantic Talt,„ partly- founded on tart. 0). CHARLES, PHILLIPS, A: 1 , . Late of Trinity College, Dahl n, Sittcicnt of the Middle . Temple, and Author of Lite Consolations ot t rin, con. Sketches ot eminent Irish Charaderat,.a Poem of ttiillSCClldiillt merit, dedicated by tierinisstun to the Prince Regent. Printed for Stockdale, jun. at, Pall Mall, and Keene, . ' Ficru.dLi mrawFPAR,.- • - • "ds• 12, ,St I. r r HE CORA/L§S76NE /0 for VICTUALLING IL His 111,471..5tY'S NAVY d bers4s.-give that.tm :Itytitxt, the 26th instant, they .trill 4e ready is reciive.Temiers irr ws g(sealed 14), and treat for 1 iv? litoldfed Thyttatni ij WEST INDIA RUM, to be delft/etc-Li r out of the tg,rebota.s at the ; Poi if one 114 :ktfol is ote ttler,tb, aid tAe ot.f,rr Ad*/ i,t ibis courre cji oke Moab after. into Maj..•o'l 1/plita!il,g-Sto;el tit Depf ; wt./ to 6, pail J 9, by filth, payable with Interest, .1v Met). after a`.4k. • 7be Conditions of the plitrol? 111,15 ke sten a! !be Serrttau's Office. No regard will be,iad to any rens'et in which the Price stall, riot be inserted in nrcrds at fer; gtb t ' or „that:ll , 4u nct be delivers-a to tin , Boar,! before One o'Clrick un'tbe -sold Friday next, tb r 2 6tA . int ant; nor unless the Person who makei . 'the Tender, or some r e e ston on. leis betall,.:attendr, to an.rreertuhen (sided for. This I)4y was published: price ts. COMPARATIVE VIEW of the TWO NEW Cl Slisrtirvis or EDUCA i lON tor the IN I-ANT POOR, in a Charge delivered to the Clergy ot.ilte Of: ficialty of the Dean and Chanter a' Durham. . 'By the Rev. R. O. B(.41/YER, Prebendary of Durha,n, — :and Official, price ts. Printed for P. C. and No. Ga, St. Paul's Church-yird; and sold by the liuukseilers in Oxford, Cam bridge, Durham, &c. Ste. . DR—MARSH'S SERMON AT ST. PAUL'S. The National Relisiun tht: Foundational National Educii. -•- lion. This nay was published, price is. or os.' per dozen, A SERMON .Pre . 4ciltd at tile Cat nedial Church „CA. 4)1 St. Paul. I.oiidSn, on Thursday ) Rine (3, , , Bong the tithe of the Yearly Nl,teiin Uf the Ltuldien Ethi c:arid in the Chanty Schools in and about the cittec of, Lon don and Wetnunster, - • TO which is added, A' Collation of-Noses, containiii4 Proofs and lllustra tions. By HERBEICP NlAlt,Stl; 0.0. F.R S. Margate' Professor of Divinity in . the University of Cam bridge. 'reached acid printed at.the ieguest of the Sc,Liety for Pro moting t:liristi.in Knowledgq, - Printed for F. t., .and ltivington, Nu, 62, St. Paul's C hurch• yard, • • ill whom may be had, Or. Mesh s of Michaiis's Introduction to ill,. New Testament, in six large Volitines, price 2i . and Lll . l 11) , >tict!'s Lectiir.ts on .the several branches of Divinity, ii. Parts, price 6s. 6d, : • 1 , ATE RSON'S ROADS pieROVE t'hi's oay was published; prite ;L, in lalards, gent,, the r ttieettin, ut . A DLSCKIVUON of tht 1k0:10S. Of ENG LAND , vALEs, sod Patt- I ; cnittaltiir i ; seats, &c. as usual .tote •uf • . a f m„ uo ..„ms, by' Lieut. Cot t u Ige ; List of fli t !owns; Arrival atid ;11 . 1: or i; ; t ; ut -PushiAe 1• ePerptitat itotl t. k •or Mail 1 &IlCa ; likewi,c additiotha at • . erttCw. , t; of the lite of Than , ..t ; of i, ; ; of the c.....6unvy ‘uinprettendini, the f.f.tkes ==t unit, ti Westtuureland, tze . The wholeitnhroved try offt Docnnk nts, an;i by the Aid of iiraltc , :;=i - reciting, Esq. Secretary, of the -arvoota to tile Post office, wittier the Authou' o; the Post-Mas;t:•.- Gutieral. ",1, Li -umlaut Colonel I'4T (*SON.. ASsiStant Q trtt.r- Nlast'er.Gehei.il of his Majesty's Forcea Sold by Messrs. Lone:nan'. Hoist ; • ces, and Brd , tit, Pateintriter-rnw ; tod Mr *laden, Cliaring•crDes. to TAYL I / 4 4K, surgeon., No.: 9 , Nekv lititigt-StrLet ? •London. sta. 'Edinburgh, May 2, Lao°. rN the Spring - of 1 . 794 I 'was - al:Hided with a , V e nereal Complaint, which I treated with initiller ente for five months;' but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a tempOrary stub to the i nro lence of the' Disease (by mercurial applications) for sow time; but growing, in spite .of all medicine and the, advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here. worse and worse for two years, I was reduced .to a state larnost un earalleled and beyond description, being an entire lel), t, arid ulcerated from head ,to toot . -My head, throat, mout h, il nose, legs, arms, :Ste: have been alternately in danger o becoming ustgeas; in short, t have ha from twenty to chitty eating ulcers tot` my body, and nearly totally de. prived of sight.---It would he voluminous ,to particula. . rize a ll m y ,se—sulllceit to say, there riev.re was, or ever will be, obti .of a more dangerous, or of a more cited nature. I was long loaked"upon by my. friends, and imagined myseit, beyond all hopes at recovery; and, in- . . deed, in my then condition, death was preterable• to my more than miserable state. In this &Prat - Ifni - situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth. -my friends read it, I 'could not.-1 sent and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENI PILLS. which, by using from time to time, t to novv,.and .have hint; been, (after more than four years indescrib able distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, had a tine, thriving, healthy chili, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my tellow-creature service,- I re(liiest you to publtsii this; . and you may at any time teter persons who wis h ti.be satisfied of the truth *r tins, aqui - tiler parti. tuna's*, to nit or my. friends, by letter or person. reason to a ssure mine, and none ever)! As tew cases tar badness will ever equal exceed it, 1 itave front experience. mankind, that - in your LEAK. E's PILLS . 0 1 ,, ) , w ill .: f i nd a sure, speed?, sate, and radical cure, fol tha , tiross dread: tul stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called cow.; iramso Leics. • 101-IN TtIOMPSON-„ • insurmountable family reasons prevent making my . name and address public;- but creditable persons really wanting inormation. may also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor ' T. TAY.I;OB., Member of the Royal college of Surgeon, in Loridon,at his house, NO-. 9, N ew Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a tee, to person s tak.: ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if p ost ; paid, on the same terms, observing in all case* the ~Jost inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been Mentioned, but at their own particular request; by the Pru prietor„ during the course at more than thirty-six years,: that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the pradice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointimat, for the conV'e. nience ; at' those living at dtatance, by Mr. Baster, South-bridg e, Ertinbyrgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, e,lat gow, to .whom also ivir. T. refers tor tits address; at the verionier's, No. , ) s, St. Alban's-street, .Pall-inati ;', Itooeftsoll's Toy-strop, No. to;, oxtail -street; Mr,,'l;is borough's, No 7, Fish-street-run, nearly opposite the M 0.... battens; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. z, Union-row, Little lower-hill ; Mi. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town m Great-Britain 'and I re l an d, in boxes or only as. '9d. 4aeh, sealed with full and plain. diredions, wnereby persons of either sex may. cure trunmeives with case and secrecy. N. 13. livery Boi. sold in Great Britain is sealed up : With 4 Stamp,- on which, by' favour of the commis. sioncrs, is printed, at the Stamp-Mlice—' 4 T. Tgylut, No. 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is hinny, and all **Mao dfc-countertaits. 201tA4WPORT-OFFIC4, .74 20, ISIi. 'THE COIIIIIJISSIO.NERS for Comitil4ing HIS 411,4yxsTr., TRANSPORT S fiRI'ICE, Care of Slc.k and liforendicd Seamen, nni far the Care and Cus:orts • of Prirole , r .e by give *tier, rbOt any' will be rea:/y, at this Office, on Tursda,r, the. sth of Novem! er t kfit t, to weive sealed Tenderi, ;11111 bear .whh mach Persons as Me be vrill:ng to contract far VlC'f VALLI !!:; G fri,Fon ers of iPcor if: Gralti, at Alan:, Jro Tivelve Month; certain, jronstt4e Fehrrra , :y, *Bl2. No Teeder 124 . 11 de reeel:ved after Otte ... o'Cloek on Oe . D,ty ‘ of riy..y, HOY any tectl;. - eV, the P4ltp, or A g in: perveally al/ittd: Lack lender elCC , Ppilliqed a i 4 leiter 'rein tip, rirpr el able Per:on4 ragagiat to Let owe. loand wiib ;be tee.lerihz, us Ike Sum of 2oQI „ r fur 1 .1 1,e 4ue lethrfrtance of the Co it Parsber PaYtic.q.,irs nt,y , It knows., appipog al . thrs gjfice, or to the ikents 01; he i . mill.:stioners at 11 r I-T E CO L'IRT of DlREcltitS'v:the L N - Ml' N 0,/ ERt7II4IN I'S of I tst/.. 11 SO I rad. big to be AS r liJUTLS :Ix be teis eke la ricr, Mai t i e 1 04 94, 0 4,4 from tfr,•,4 di:gen-Pa Prelt.tenrirs in Ind'.:, 111#el. , ,,irge ibe taid 1 Iri that Courtr Q .,. be e 'spied to tet"#.4 the 1;;. I, 1;# balia, iepa 4 vdo,'/ , ....1.P3 4 . r 1.4, tie 4.1,,ine ., :1 1 1)• iltplieatim at ite .Ziecomt•ta#..i.i . '' RAI 5.9.1., iu MON 11-O.Y.' fcio,4l'l:l4liil_lA M CIACI E. !IF>. •r Work ,q) sip; Piro of eve•) pri,e tlnc Shilling., -1 t.rec.orils 1 . acts, aid • poses the netailous P wake ot Qa..;(,lts and, c 1' liysitlaits arid Fee.tiumer, and the Ignorance at Practice in the sffYiCe of 114).k.- • •f, I , for malting certain periodical Pubiteatiocai Such a ot course have in.sty . entunies„ loot will be sup- - part .4 hy the true Friend to Sciet'rci, colti4ate t hvaii g Art ,tor.the . honour of the Profession, and good of &Lank Tlie • • .it has.. ex perienced 'froth .interested Mere, ano, Quacks who impost; on tho under of Regular l'pysicians, andinexperienced (;a : •,cit..cr ' , Vriters, cannot tail to recOuttnend trio Men at Iw,,grity add Disc.! 'latent , Eiglitianii It Number, publisheil on-the Ist inst. con tains Reniaikt.oii thr I).ctrities or hepatic dernitAed.Doct:irs ;. the suppo..cal the Eau avi In quiry into the, Flip 11.11 tore ot the hundaoi the Humane 50... cloy; on the hotitral Food ot Man; on • lir. Recce's hew opini,l . Rs of theelectrical,„Powcrot the 13ritin, and the Source .ot Animal Heat t on a•yoginal Calculus, by Mr. Rolle ; on the'Deliv+try . of Tvv ins ; an regular Q . uacitery, and the Neces. airy Prityielaris being . acquali:teki with Surgery, Pitarma.' cy, 111,4 Cileinistty ; on the periodical Medic il Pamphlets of. ,a ur. hirkbech, a Dr 'Bateman, a Dr. Maiden:on, a Or. lira lacy, and a 14. Shearinin, with much interesting IVlcdt. cal Intel ligchkei Sold by sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, and all Book- StilerS. • • IMPER Li L PARL I / 1 111E NI. JIOUSE OF PEERS, zumpAy, JUI.Y 22. The Records of their Lettish Ills' Judgment in thH Scots Appeal Cauke, " Mrnzies - .* v. Beresiord," which went to affirm the Decree of the Court of Svssion, was read in thr usual way, and cOntil rued by the House. Counsel wtti berm! at some length on tht!. A: goal Cause from the C,,tnt cif Exchequer—" and Benner v. Grote, Siirteei, nih Lowodot.." viz. Str Samuel linindly, 'and Nir;l-lArt for the Ai,: pellants. Tint farther besting was adjourned till to- tnorrovv. air. Dodds, from "the Bank of England, repent ed au account of the number of Notes in eircitla tint) at eertaitt periods, pursuant lo their Lord - shire. order - of the sth itistma, w nn Motion of the Earl AA Lauderdale, was ordered to be printed. The Militia Interebange Amendment Bill was, read a third time and passed. CIRCULATING MEDIUNI,IIILL, . The Order tit the Day, upon which their Lord slnps. wore stinimoned..being•read, • Earl cat livcEront. inoved, that the Amend meilts.l iudde by rht Cutntnon, to.the above 'Rill be 110 v ray, n ; t oo consitleration. - , Atrtfrodoltita Were accordingly _Laken. into coii...4eratialo,.tind were terihwilli agre.,•ed to by their qupskinn for sending the nanal Mesiilg(, , to ascqihnin Comtnons therev,rit bre „ '4ift V,fh , of I.,AtIORItIMK obtiet ved, that n strong Sle', , r„' al p11.511e duty 11114,diod pooin to trouble 'ordship, on ihi sobjL.L.t of the iruportant but it e,htne *to, .4/ .)etiC)i'll Ihe Howse Of tii) with s the niteratlons that had hr..en matle, ilo rit'taintsl his orig,nal sontiinews, Whit:ll Were lir cid,cny 1 10 ,61,, , il, tit:t •11111; and he was really of °pi. . „ tP4ticE Alar.iNTN.i. tiTob, - that 111 e deelaratiOn Made 14 to what eras the actnal la if 44 . thi!, ,'; ; •,•- cent c. , ,e, 'v'as the Attila! gpiund that ift,le • ~1 sisters ;o adopt the trieasure prop() , 11%, iend (Earl gtanhotw),. w i v it. Shaped and altered 19 girl , inst... Hr.; Lords cceeed to recapittVate and ur4eseverai ot his ',AA:. r st do! Bill, and eootonded the rise in the value of t t;;p :.C9llO m proved ' to res!llt jrunt the ilepreetinioa That the eon tnt cok. of the rearm wiq reqJire4 by, 13w to of (—lain weight, in- it cud not circulate, and t,.at the real valu,..; of H tok notes, •tv , is 0(1 more than w Lit they doll.. edt;ot: being theneprentatives that coin sky ;,,,). mised to pay, which i.vas'as ii , controvert.hle„ as that two things which, are equal to 0!...! s , t ie thing, were ,('ghat to one . p.i'other LSTolJle Lord then re -stated his .I:•:y.atEticito% to i",e . ov,•,.is sue of /lank no e s; e cl i i r h , iogetlyer With toe increased issue of the tour) , ry Bonk notes, he conld not bflt coo;ider its a chief' came of the present tl:•l;rec.i ,- tiun of the Eitik of ,Enitand not,-s. Pot years , after the passing of ttie:ltestric.'tion; Act, re;idv . to:eornmerol 'tire rbililtitt Of 11. , ! flank liirL`C - !Ors . tO toe caution they had taken against excessive issues of pipi!r. That prorfeut c , nde....t they ad. tiered to, n - ) , re fir leis, tilt the ,t'ear'• ii. 408. Since ;that Ic:rind to th-..:Airesent urn „t 1 y t,) 'Joie sight of ail cannon and prthletice. The.; to the ani , ,,int of a -fivbovee . r .)tes beywid their I,ritter issued. ]hut ;:,g the Sallie pet: , ;(!. the tdriAi also Considerillfly , increase ,r pa per issues, to no less than he ,11,)rtn atnnu * nt of millions and a bait: Hero, then, was the pa 'pct. circulation of th-a . Country increaser b y the nn- Moderate addition, in th'at short per;o,l, of abot:e 14, Millions. - Could it be ,aid that . 1n issu , ..; was necessary to meet !he i n creased our in . creasing commerce? He could not belt-. T... it—and if sur:.l) was the nt , calleif- for increase of ouo . pap , r cir cuLtion, wliiit other etre could be c t!cl fion, it bi_it deprqiarTon •of thin .paper A d..,,reciatont was t t lfP natorat and nece.,ary coost-goences 0, the excessive .issiesoi pa, et in Ciis and in ~ .yely othr to-ntry.: The prest had no ten dency to red tody an.: evils the w ; on the eontt - ary it would tailwr .ig ra r s , - rp bniy . i.em . re , .e(1.),,,t tt~ • icw the (jut:Jinn, was - a slic , ,:dy re;nyn.to the i:1,; t!,e restonpli, r If ,n tor:11)-n (5! ly Mk 01 Engl nil p:, ter- be tis rsrt u t t it., triner wh.2l, it vys: ;0:1)0 COtiVert:')io .'1 on;st cootoo,itlto denrt.L.lte th tit a a Iticaßtire tis ((kilt n , 9iist . iti !0;,. C,,, coin ; cttdit.)* rt, Iv • • 1; - 1 . ...ict4il) . :ll .- af; .mil ry vii s tol,l o It realer the va'ioc cla:u) :01 to Lein, .ind leave him tit the f,' whieli, b a r arfairig sic ••• . WI ttc:r de l Jeciare the f 1. 1 1 )o"i • t UC i.• `arced ILO t:Ake fbi' arty ciwin),..;.!,, i ; 'pose Ot. '‘ . lrv.ing tile. )I'll poi!`, (.( ; foreseeing instead ral it `would' incr,!ase and ag4ra)ate toittii:uu ' to give it his nest decided oppOsition. •• • ; The Earl Of I.4yttaripot. ipoke 'shortly in reply. Tire questi=on now bt,:fure their I ; ,ciradtip, was, w.i;e t4er„ the rt.tnntU eats .tnacie.by the Cummins to thp.Bill,which had originated: in their Lord•f) , ,,s' House, and to which their Lordships 1)31 .already agreeil,. should be . sent back to the Cinunnons . as 'agreed to by that House. Such a -stage of the Bill he did nut ennshler as calling for a detailed . review of -the arguntents which. had been . urged for, or against it, during its .progress through the llause: hie should- not the refore ‘ follow the, N o ble L or d who a preceded:him, in very minute detail ot thoiie argu. Jnents, !He bhoutcl content himself with a fow!ge neral observations on what:had, fallen from the No ble Lord, , The N ble' Lord tiati..rnis-state4t he rialto and aright ot. the measure, and had 'ascribed it , to intentions and motives tram those whickin reality wltich had given Once to the conduct of a Noble ,LOrd in. giving notice to his tenants, that hereafter he would receive hi.t rent only, in gold, or in flank raper, according to its, present depleeilteal value : audio the Connie . mince, anti approbation • which that cantina* had re• ceived fruit() certain :Nat,: 1.4'4.'4 it) that ;Their . hotdihips• would tecolleci that when the !Bill was ftrst proposed, he had observed, that, tits opinion, the cause which hadgiven. rise iv it would not be :trended by the effect that : was apprehended might tesilit.trore.n ; fan- tie did n ot th eft t u ..ki ev ,, that the eaoimple if Lord King would 14;1 0 4, v ed to uiiy extent, and that it would ix unwise to adopt a legirdative nicrelyto meet an indivi,lual case ; and that therefore he !yid announced till in tention, not ot rejecting the lint, in the principle of which he acquiesced, should such a measure .apveat to..be n0ce,.: 2 ,31 - y, but ofutoving that I; b e . rea d at se ;gild tithe thaLday three., or four months. _When, however, he perceived that the condnet of . Loi4 king, a conti,utt which he•mtAt always consider, kln. der all.the etreumstances'of the times, as ill.alviSect, incOnkidepte, and,Terhaps mikhievous, wa, sop. ported, approveo, and even epplanded, by • Noble Lords of great - weight and influence in thro,fiouse, and .in the country., then, and 'then only, did the change, his opinion, and feel the necessity of resort ing to Some measure which might tend to counter ad the. influence of such n example, 'Such wets the origin ot the Bill, The - Noble- 'Gard next pro. ceerled to re-state NS arguments .to prove toot the notes of the Bank were depreetatedj a ,, d in urging I hose at guments, Ihe NO* Lord Seettled chiefly to rest on theltliseivation, that the value 4,f tt,e ptect. trtetaLl'at ihe'ituanout should form the criterion it the vane Wt.! k paper. .He could not agree with the 'Nobl e Lord in llut.nbserst:itinn.. Gold, as gold, was' riot the criterion of the (,Mane` vain of tile Barik paper, bit coin. And the V.tlne givets ti . coin did-not depend ins rely on .theyalue of ;,toid etc,