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J NUMBER 3577.] THEATRE-ROYAL , T°wilt DRURY-LANE.-- . MORROW EVENING, March 6. 1804, :• ll be peilormed. a ne'w - Comedv, in five Ads, called THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Charaders by . , . . Mr. DO WTON. Mr. BANNISTER, juii. - Mr. POWELL,. Mr: POP.E,' Mr. RUSSELI„ Mr. - COLLINS, -=' '' ) Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr..CHATTF,RLY. . . Ars. IOKDAN,' Airs. YOUNG, \ Miss H. KELLY, Mrs. SPARKS, S. StoTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. The Epilogue to bespoken by Mrs. JORDAN. r • WITH CI NDERE,LLA; The new Corned), of The Soldier's Daughter, continu ing to be received throughout with the most unbounded and universal applause, will be repeated every Monday, 'Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday; till further notice. . On Thursday arid Saturday-, The Caravan. A new Farce, in Two Ads, never.perfoimed, called The Counterfeit, is in reh ear s a l'duce& ,and will be speedil y pro _. A new Comic Opera, i n Three Ads, the Music by Mr. Hooke, is in preparation at this Theatre. .....„.____ TO -rt-tE•vYRE-ictriA.L, cov;::NT-c_t.llW,',?. • -MORROW _EVENING Will be .March 6, 1 8 04 , THE kCABINET, Prinee Orlando, MT . 0 BR AN • Cont Cur voso, . M r. Marquis de ( )ran d C I EMERY.; liateau 11 L , Mr. A N CHARD ; Lorenzo, Mr. NCLEDON WhimsiculO, Mr. FA WC ; Peter, Mr. • MUN DEN. Dor:like, Mrs. POWELL ; • ,CruOtlia, ; - • - - Leonora, - Mrs. - ATKINS.; • Bianca, Mrs. 'DAVENPORT; Curios; Mrs. MATTOCKS ;4 'Floretta, Signora STORACE, WITH RAISING THE t WIN On Thursd a y ; Th e Fair Penitent, alter D ish be 'per formed, fo r the first time, a new Musical Entertainment, in Tw o A 61s, called The Paragtaph. The Music - composed and selected by Mr. Wraham. a~~eciSatin--for the fi rst t i me at this Theatre, will be A the Co clay, medy of 'Flu:Whet:4 of FO r t une. rand Fatitc:pirnical Rcmantic Melo'-Drama is in preparation, and will he ~,--;inced as soon as possible. NOTTURNPIKE .r ' ':o - LEar. ICE "1701 is hereby given ' .: • 7!.e. 'foils of the following Cates on the Turrpl',::: i‘: . " . 7 "7-, fromAlilford, in th e C ounty of Surrey, lic''''-' 6 ' '''. : , -II tr. •,. Top o f D undon Hilt, and from Petworth to :;tci ;),..--:, Prid,;z, in the Count CHAP yof Slisse3t, vii. NORTHBRIDGE, NOI:TH EL,COUNTPRSHALLM D ILL,OUGLAS LAKE and STOPHAM, v. - ill he Lett by'Anaion, from. the zitit of this I \4onth, at the S'. van - I nn, Petworth, on Me.lci..;y the 12th inst. between the hours of Twelve and Two o'C Lei:. Security, with stiffielent Sureties, for the Payment of the 11.ent by equal Monthly Payments, and One Month in ad vance, will be expeacd. .. THEs cow, SUR REY . SUBSCRI HERS to - the HISTORY of this COUNTY, .v the late Rev. OWEN MAN NINC, are respedfully intbrmd, that the first Volun of the Work will be ready to be e delivered to their orders -oh ..St. George's'day (234 April) next, by the Publisher, Mr. White, of y lett-street, upon payment of the Second Sub crivticn, as specified in the Proposals. :onT,i.lr nutnber of' the impression is only soo, viz. tso copies i,l, tz:_iv'T!!',Lartcl.3so owsinall paper. The Subscription . 4ti Jus: :!!7,r,„.T.,., n t re; u tii led, and the latter nearly so. .::,,hi I , , ;, , ,-r „n tht(. O.'icri4AViLl.t":!:9-relk? bt ''''":l* l_ f '' .i the tho price of-ucli' Cop: a'a%.:l7:, tic. ::3..::. .:11 after which , . be cOnsideritbly rflsed. 'Meet-strect, I co. 17, 1534. MO BE LETT, f0t.0,------;t----y.earc:lTZ--------,....._), f or oiNE I THOUSAND 'l' OUN DS, .a large and complete FA_NI 1 I,Y, ROUSE with every Accommodation, situated in the Neighbourhood of erkeey.Square, ,completel and well FURNISHED. None but. I' riutipals will be treated with. Apply to Mr. Binns, Upholsterer, Mount-6trcet. G r°svenor-square. . • ... - , • _____________ ,—..-- TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. VAMILIES in.geoetfii are re,littilly iiiformed, -4.. - J. BURG ESS ind Son'sG ENIQI NE and SUP ek101: ESSENCE. of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, coati liues to be prepared i)i them in the same inaimeT that has obtained such universal approbatioo forlatany years pst. The lOng justly acquired superiority of that Article is fuNy. confirmed. nthe opinion of the Country at large, _and of Pa "test reside in. alt.parts of .the World, and having stool the test of trial, rank; it in the situation it now mahAtains. The general utility of THE' & ESSENCE of AN Es ~nd other RICH SA AU for FISH, &c. induces them, from the ninnerciiss AdVertilements daily appearing' to caution. Fainilies; L. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had 01 their (;enuine, but at their 'Warehouse as under. Every.other.Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. , Warehouse, No. top, corner of Savoy Steps, . Strand London. FREE BLUNTISHAII4, HOLD WOODLANDS,.includins the TIMBER, &c. &c. • ' TO• BE SOLD BY AUC mil, 13y PETER COXE BUP RELL and FOSTER, . ~ _ , At the Crown Inn, Huntingdon on Saturday, Mar.:h to, at Two o'Clock, in Two Lots, unless previously disposed , of by Private Contract, 1 .-. of. I. A Piece o r P arce l of Valuable thriving ber an W o QDL AN 1) (together with all the Tim d.Under 1 wow.. standin g and growing thereon, which will beinchtded fn the .t-iiirthase),- containing' &S' Acres,, called 131utuisham Low Wood,. in titc..._P;sish' of rsiunain, in illo County of Hunts, adjnining excellent road, and conve nient tor water carriage, bLinglvitiiitimiemile. of the N4Ari gable River Ouse; .• to ining L et 2 . A Pi ece or Parcel-ccntiguous to the last Lot, con about sz Acres, call4d - Bluutisham High Wood, to 'Mayalso. be viewed till tile , Sale, on application to Mr. Themas INatts,•atThe White ildise, iiluntisham, of whom particu lars may be had; at the cruivii Sr. Ives ; Crown, Hunt ingdon; Cross Keys, St. Neot's ; ited Lion,' Cainbridge ;' Lamb, Ely ; or Messri. Bleasdaleanci Alexair, SOlcitors, tiatton-court, Thr eaducccile-st . reet ; and of itleizzs'. Peter CON, Burrell, and Foster, Thro g rit ortou-str.'et. .___ P ursuant to an O r —________________. TO IA ! : SOL D, der . of the I-11,0 Court of Chancery,'bear ing date the zoth DaVof Wecember, i 802., made in a Cause Nvhereiti JOHN Tut) :11 ) : - ,() N is Plaintiff, .and MARY PI PE. It-,-W idow;anctOtliers, are'Defendants 71HE REVERSION of and in sever3l..FßEE i . HOLD and CO PYHOLD 1 - 101.1 S ES, sitgateat New Brentford, and. at Ilittri4e in the County of* Middlesex, subject to the tile Estate or a Lzdy, aged,43" ;:ars, or there. about s. The said . Reversion will he sok in live Lots, before Peter Hot turd, Esq. one i - f the. Masters of the said Court, (I: the tzth Day of March, it -.4, between the Hours of Two and Three O'Cloek in the Afternoon. at he Public Sale Room of the Couit.of Chancery, in Southampton-buildini;s., Chancery lane, London. Particulars Ina). be lia:l,.gratis, at said Master's Chambers, Southainpton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs : Tilbury and /Bedford, Solicitors, No. 4, Bedford-row, London ;of Mr. Alit 's, Solicitor, Ely, Plac-e, Holborn • of Mr. Hanes, So licitor, No. 147, Fenchurdt-street, Condon i and of .Mr. Clark, Solicitor, I . l kutli.jtd, '4'l.iddlescX. t_ r -I .1 74- , -ri t _ i i b., 1... .r .4 .1.. ORIGINAL POETRY. This - Pay was published, in One elegant Volume, thick post Svc,: puce 75, in boards, embellished with Engravings. from Designs by. Mrs. B. Tarleton, THE WILD WREA'ff - 1; a Colleaion of Ori .ginal Poetry, by the late Mrs.- Robinson, Robert Merry, Esq."M. G. Esq . . Mrs. B. Tadctod, RobL•rt S 3u they, E sq ._ Dr. Darwin, the Bon. and Loy. .; L.-i— -+,iic, St:ward, and other Persons ut tindion in t.i .:_itciar}'•.rnd ca'shionable Wolitt: • • .I:Aired hy Mias ROI3INSON, And dedicated, by permission, to Her Royal Highness the Dtitches - s'of York. Printed for Richard PhiNips ' Na. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard; mho be had of all R.oltsellers. Of whuin rua) be had, r. The Letters and other Works ot- the Right -Hon. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, published frAu her Original MSS. in possession of the Most Noble the Marquis of Bute, ii. five vols. price 21. on large paper, and zss. on small paper. 2. A Second Edition, in z vols. price italf-a-guinea, ape Memoirs of the late,Mrs. Robinson, written by Herself. NEV REVIEW OF BOOKS. On the Twenty-ninth of February was published, Price 3s. the Second Number (containing 'Pen Sheets or tbo Pages), of 'YE - 1E IMPERIAL REVIEW ; • or, ,'Lontlon and 1 Dublin Literary Journal. - TO be continued 'regularly on the last Day-of each succeeding Month. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand, London; for I. Archer, Commercial-buildings, J. Cnoke, Ormond quay, and Ai. N. Mahon, Grafton-street, Dublin; and, for A. Edwards, Cork; Barry, Limerick; - . and W. Magee, Belfast, Sold also by W. Creech, ljt-.11 and Bradfute, P. Hill,. and 'W. Laing, 'at. Edinburgh; by . l,.?unlop and Wilson, and Brash and Reid, at Glasgow ; .A. Brown, at Aberdeen ; by Cooke, Henwell and Parker; and k. Bliss, jun. at Oxford; - and by I. Deighton and T. Barrett, - at Cambridge. Th e Works Reviewed in this Second Number are: The Bishop of London's Ledures on St. Matthew.'s Gospel—"f ay ler's Sermons—Miss Hamilton's Letters on - liducation—God-' win's Life of Chaucer; concluded from No.. I .—Black's • Lectures on ChemiStry—Bell's Anatomy, Vol. I ley's Life of Cowper; concluded from No. I.—Paris as it . Was, and as-it Is—Carr's Stranier in France—Mrs. Crespig- . n , ''s Letters to her Son—The Works of R. o'. Cambridge, g ' sq.-110ckires Supplement to Mr. Keate's Account of the Pelew Islands—Kett's Elements of General Knowledge— Mrs. West's'lnCdel Father—Philosophical Transadions for 18..D3----Edgworth's I risk Bulls—Letters of a Mameluke—Miss Porter' a Thaddeus of Warsaw—Books; published in January, with brief Notices of those whicli appear to be entitled there to, and that are not. reserved for more ample examination. *** Particulars of the plan at this New Review are de • scribed in the •Prospetius, and in an Advertisement prexed to the First and Second Numbers:• - • In the Press, and will speedily be.>ublislied; in One Vol. Quarto,, Secourt%ditign, AN ESSAY - on NAVAL TACTICS, Systema_ ticar and Historical, with Explanatory PlateS, in Four Parts. '137101-IN CLERK, Esq. of Eldin. Edinburgh : Printed for Ar,;hibald Constable and Co. ; and sold by T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ; and j. klawman, Poultry, London. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. XT_ OTWITHSTANDING this•celebTated Medi cine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet fresh_ proofs of its superior efficacy . are daily experisAced. In Fevers of all sorts its reputation is indubitably ostablishcd ; but in .the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, 1.,./ dcstrudivc in hot Climcs,,and in Complaints product by foul and contaminated air(to use the expression of a “entleman in the African Trade), it is a divine Remedy. For its healing qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump tions, Complaints of the Stott - lath . awl Bowels, and its cor dial. effeas in the decays of A b e, , 41ae. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Dodoes nouSt No. 2.9, Lower Brook street, Crosvenor-square, where the Family Bottles, azs, duty included, only can be hail, arid- Uctle'rs for Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, ,pricc i is. and 25. 9SI. by Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-sr rect, princip a l V e nd e r, and by all other Retailers of Medicines: N. B. The Public are particularly eatitionet) not to pur chase any Of ihii Medicine without - a Certifi ca t e -bei ng at tached .' to 6c:11Bottle, signed by t - he sol e Proprietors, 'Cho. Gale and Charlotte Moore. _ A liberal allowance is made to IVlerdiants and tho . s.:. who Purchase to 1.1 a t 7c..n. . ' C tr • 4 .1 w ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary-General's-Office, Great George-street, February 29, 1804. MOTIVE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of IN eon:ratting to supply the following Articles jot the Use of the Army, viz. BR E.4D in the Counties of York, Kent, Sussex, Devon, and Middlesex ; FOR AGE (viz.),Oats ' Hay, and Straw, to the Cavalry in Barracks in the County of Dorset; The Deliveries to commence on and for the 25th day of March next; that Proposals sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," , will be received at this Office on or before the sgth day of March next ; but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day. , Proposals mast be made separately for each County, and signed by al/ Parties concerned therein, and the Names of two Sureties, their Residences, with those of the ContraHors,.must be itisertedat fist thereof, and if sent - by . Post, the Postage Must bepaid. The Particulars of the Contraa may be bud upon application at this ()lice, between the Hours of . Ten and Four. • ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,. February 23, 1804. jN Conformity to the Resolution of 11 IS.MAj ES- A Ti's COMMISSIONERS f9r CONDUCTING the AF FAIRS of the ROYAL 'COLLEGE,, that the Appointments of PROFESSORS and MASTERS .shall be de- Iv I .'on7ictirion f Talrrtr, 'the Governor Sod) hereby give IV;dtce, feat .•11 Sin the fotouniviSransfies of britrudi ,,, , viz. FR E_ CH and A R ITN?. rralli - ed for the jeviior Department, of the said College, at Great low, in the County of Bucks, in the course of the ensuing Month. No Master Of Arithmetic will he received who is-not fugy qua lified to succeed to the Instt union of Mathematics', in rotation as Fa,4l , :cies may occur. . . . , No Person will be approved of for the above Establishment, whose CharaSerivill not bear the :oiliest scrutiny. - 'Letters 0,1 Application are in be addressed 19 the Governor of the Royal MilitaD , College, under (over to the Right Hon. the Secre . , 1,40Lv at War. A Collegiate Board will be held at Great Marlyn on Saturday the tl.) of March next, for the .F.x.virinstioa of the Condidates for the above-mentioned Appointments. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 146c1/erg 8, !804. THE COL 127 of DI R ECT . )Ia of tl• UNlft D COMPANY of MERCHANTS of EN' ;LAND trading t.2tthe East Indies, do berth, gist Notice, That the Traufer 13 ,, 0k's of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Tuesday, the 6th of March next, at Two o'clock, and opened twin on Tburiday, the 12th of April following. That a Quarter : s. Gepe-al Cthert of the said Compayt will be held at their Huse on leed , teslayr the 2lsi of March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenokn_. That a General Court -o ; Lthe said Company will be held at their House in .I r .;.tidenhall. , streCt, on Wednesday,' the tub of April next, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Elc,flion of Six Direelors V the said Company for Four Ywrs . , - And that the Lists of the Meinbers of the said ColnpanY will be ready to,be delivered at this House on Monday, the 26th of Match, next. ' WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. The 23d of APRI L, 1834, T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW:. ING. SCHEME. No. of P rizes. Vat: of each. Total Value. 2 of ,C 20,000 are £40,000 2 10,000 - 20,000 3 - 5,000 ,poo 4 . 2,000 - S,ono Ia - 1,000 - 12,000 13 500 - 6,500 20 - 200 4,000 50 - 100 - 5,000 - • So t - 5,r.00 . 7,55 0 - 2,8 - 147,000. 30,000 Tickets ,c 262, coo ' Part of the - Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day - - t,OOO First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - -,C.z0,0c0 First-drawn Ninth Day - - - - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHAAES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-0 IFFICF,. PRESENT PRICE. • - Ticket - • - - C. 17 8 0 ' Half •- - BtB o Eighth - 2 5 6 Quarter - - 4 to o Sixteenth - 't 3 o * * a Ti and Shares,will gradually rise until the Drawing. RICE - ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. 're. sincifutiy acquaiili the Public, :thtit ,the State Lot-• tery Will commence Prawing on the 23d of April next. The Tickets and Shares are now on Sale in great variety . of Num bers, at the Corner of .Bank-Buildings, Curnhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, London, the Licensed State Lottery .of , RICHARDSON,'COODLUCK, and Co. BE 'PAItTICULA - 1: AS To tirw, }mush. • PATENT BEDSTEADS A.ND TABLES. :DUTLER's,Furnisliing.Upholstery, and 'Clibingt Ware- roams'and Nlanufactorv, Nos.f.t3 and I.i, Cathe.' title Street. - A large assortment ''or articles of . the newest, .neatest, and most oeconotineal Fashions, of Well seasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, with several int.' ptovements. 'BUTLER respedfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that-they will aee through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well kkoWn that 13 tre Lett, has' two patents, one for Tables,, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all kind:: of .Tables, and:is allowed to he a great improvement ; it senders them more convenient for Houses, and much mare portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Tour Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness, and each 'when shut up, make a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing' Room, &c. The Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all pans with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Phnicular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentleinen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. Bu 1-LEK'S 'Patent Nl . anufaetures have been graciously pa thinized by the King, Qieen, and Royal Family, and ,ho noured by orders from numbers of the Nt.kbility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in the East anti West Indies : the merit of the Articles have tints met with la ./curable encouragement, and for which he returns hisgrate ful acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with Be TLER'S name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business, or should it, be designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, manufadures and sells his Supe rior Four-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street,S doors from the Strand, a Brick front House, where he has.cOn struded several Tools and Machines for working the saute, and hay otherwise beep at considerable expence to bring them to' that utility and degree of perfection at \vhich they now are. At the same place may be had every Article for the completely Furnishing Houses. N.B. For Exportation. - . A NGIBAUIi'." LOZENGES of BLOIS are a Most pleasant and efnelual Remedy for Coughs, Colds, anti Disorders of the Lungs._ . By.their shcathimi quality they quickly remove Catarrhs, or trovblesoine tickling Coughs, And . ailard• great relief in Sore Throats, Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints. Sold by A ppointment . of the Proptiflor, in Boxes, price is. i d. each, duty included, by Mr. Newbery; No. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Mr. Tutt, at Ore, Royal Exchange; Messrs. Bayley and Blew', Cockspur street ; Mr. Wade,__ Old Bond-strect ; Mr. Jeboult, No. 150, and Mr. I'idding, No. 76, Oxford:street . ; Mr. Wahl, Np. 324 v Holborn; and M. Clarke, No. 269, BUI-011/..11. Mier - (-4Azo ,1" ‘i rPRICE SIXPENCE« IMPERIAL PA 'ZL,I_III,IENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS: .‘ •. SATURDAY, MARCH 3. SIR J. COX Hi r PESLEY reported. from the Com.: mittee appointed to try and determine the mcriis of the Petition complaining of an undue Eietrtion for the City of Coventry, that PETER MOORE, was duly eleAed, and that the Petition Was ,not. frivolous or vexatious. The Report of the Mutiny Bill was brought tr, , , and agreed to. Mr. JOHN FANE reported from the' Committee appointed to,try and determine - the Merit of a Peti tion complaining of an unclue,Eleetiin fOr the City of London, that the present sitting Memb . ctrs were duly eleeted, and 'that the Petition of Sir NTlLewis was frivolous and vexatious. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up die Reprirt of il.ft Committee upon the Irish • . , The first Resolution having been read, Mr, CORRY tt.se to submit to the House some obserl - atiora upon the Resoltgions which ha:l beet: • reported to the House. It appeared to' hint neces-' sary to do so, in ortler to convey to the 1 - I , ,use knowledge of the principle upon which the schedule - was formed. , He would ,be as, succinct in his stare, ment as was consistent with deatness of explana 'ion, because it would be itnpOssible to enter into a detailed discussion upon the subjed, until the schedule was printed and in the hands of the 1 ./lein:. bers of that House. There were two preliminary observations, which he wished w make, viz. that,. the provisions to carry this schedule into effed- be longed. to the Bill into .which this schedule, if ap. proved of by the - House, would be afterwards in.. troduced; and here he wished to 'observe, that ac.. cording to the principle always, pursued with regard -to the duties upOn certain articles relating to t Ewe manuladures .of Ireland, partieuially 'the Linen Trade and the Dyers'„ though it was intended that all those articles - should remain in the same state to which they were, yet the freedom from thoseduties' was not contained in the schedule, liut would be introduced in the Bill. The other observation he wished to make was this, that the limitati, , n in 'point of time, if any such limitation should be thought fir, would be the subjed of a clause in the It would - be, ,therefore, unnecessary for him to dwell •upon these points at present,. because the proper time for discussing 'them would be' in the Committee on the Bill. : This schedule, which was •calculated to promote .the .convenience of the Mee ; chiots, and to facilitate the better collettion of the revenue, divided itself into eight heads. The Ist related to the imports ; the zd related to the im port of American articles, pursuant to the Arne; c.'n Treaty ; the 3d, the export duties upon all native articles of Ireland; the 4th related to the tannage duty ; the sth to the bounties on imports and exports ; the 6th contained the Inland Excise ; the 7th, to the drawbacks of Excise; and ,the Bth, to the countervailing duties, pursuant to the Aft of Union and the Ads passed since. The schedule related only to the Foreign Trade of Ireland, and (lid not touch upon the trade between Gte . at Britain and Ireland, which was regulated by the MI of Union. Pursuant to the principles of the At of Union, all Foreign articles imported into Ireland through Great Britain, paid the same duties as if imported direaly / into Ireland. This was a de.. parture from the. old system in Ireland,: There used to be a certain rate of duty retained in _Great Britain upon Foreign articles imported through this country into Ireland, therefore the tlutyq . 9s less titan upon the articles coming directly into Ireland ; but this since the Union had been abandoned. He men.. honed this because the Foreign column in the old . schedule would not appear in the new one. It would be found in .this. Schedule of Rates, that many ob. solete articles bad been omitted, some articles were taken from the Znilish Book of Races, which were 110 C in the Irish Book—So Much as to 'the .form of the schedule. The' objea of the schedule was a tconsolidation of the subsisting duties; and not 'an, increase of Revenue.. He did not mean to say, that there was no increase upon some articles, and di. minution upon others ; but thembjea of the sche. dule was not an increase of revenue, but a consoli. dation of the subsisting duties, with a view to the case of the Merchant, and the better collection of .the revenue. In cases whAelhere were two dutiei upon articles, fur instance of sixpence each, they were consolidated into one duty of one shilling. On some articles there were duties ad 'valorem, and rated &ties, in which case the Merchant was obliged to make a 'double entry. To prevent. this. trouble ) the duty was brotight to one denomination, viz. - either an 'ad valorem duty or a rated duty. AnOther thing to be observed was, that all fractions of a penny were charged to the. nearest integer, that is to say, if the duty was 14.. d, it was reduced to id. ; if it was a qd. it was raised.. to 2d. ' The duties of Customs were those subsisting under the following Ads, viz. the 4.0 Geo. 3d, pased in the Parlia. meat of Ireland, and since continued ; the 4t Geo, 3.1. c. 33, which related to tea, coals, and sugar; the 42 Geo., 3.1. c.. 117, which was the 32d. per cent. At, laying duties upon the import of Foreign articles into Ireland; and the 43 Geo. 3, c. 92, im posing of to per cent. Titese Ads contained the w hole of the import duties. The second column contained the drawbacks relating to the transit trade of I.re." land ; he meant Foreign articles imported into Ire. land and then exported. The amount of this trade was very striAll, and did not ordinarily exceed 250,0001. or 300,0001. a year. Of this, 1 . 59,9001. consisted of the artiels exported to Great :Britain, and the remainder to Foreign conntries, The win-. ciples adopted with regaro to drawbacks were. two: the- first was it principle that prcyailed, in Irclanti ~.__. NEW EDITION orMr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL 810- G'4A HY. • - ? - 17 HE.Pohlip are resp , tiluify informed, that Mr. BINGLEY's ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, which has been sorn .4 ;jime out of print, ha; tv, n re-printed, with va rious COrreclions-and I inproveineuxs,.and may now be had of all Booksellers, in Three Volumes, price 305. in boards. N0.:71, - Sr. Paul's Church-yard, •Feb. tB, 1504. NEW EDITION of Mr. GODWIN's LIFE and AGE , of CHAUCER. AAR, PHILLIPS has the Satisfaainn tq inform the Public, that in consequence of the very favourable reception and rapid Sale of the First. 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