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S o 1 anti' ie . eledusoi tul result 9 4 as 1 are the rt my Surkee l "..., resctico r A .1:n, or t 7 of V Of 1(:I.; ju 46. -itig m A at" I I.IJ'• 4 , ce,, Or 11 15 ' .• I • It' 1 • • :le ' lAe to .ctierelS Si r sice, 114 e that Ilcie of 5:0; • - ry , tso §otue 0 ,1 Au - ob ject teto..terfolv.i Etcri , / r If tf.L! %trey vig , Qutiiiterj r , s, 7iv .;" -4" 7 - J 1 prilr ; ,y1t.031. tirta pi..?111 1 '7 4 rad, .1..n.1ci• • ,t ".• tk.NV F' l :4 40tel * * 1*. tit ft Nattsr.stre' rgeo11 : 1: , „) arket ; Or 4 burgh. tor. 4 0" liege 0 1 1;60 .cet, Loy tan thirri—d r, the o , tc c S, o the which lac"/ Lich j ca ses. gratuitoo-v advarltigc* • co onvenienceo, , 14o: 35'05' 4 - o, "103,00 h.r.itr&t -P ‘ 6 . Litto,l ) if l'; 1%11-- coc and itain afT k u{t with ther seS• saletY , 0 40 infect ur if li n;ssiol' e r ief No. 9 , D e , ar.o a" 0. UMBER 28 74' j THEATRE ROYAL, pRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, December 7, , will be performed, THE DIJENNA. Don 'Jerome, Mr, SUETT Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY;. Antonio, Mr. DIGNUM4 Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Isaac Mendoza, Mr..QUICK, -Clara, Mrs. BILIANGTON. WITli KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. . Petruchio, Mr. KEMBLE ; Katharine, Miss D.E CAMP. On Tuesday, Mrs. Billington - will perform the Charaaer Mandan, in.the Opera of Artax;:rxes. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. o_tlnd on Thursday, The Point of Honour wi ll be aced , , l°l ;.the first time at this Theatre. k u lts. Biltington.Wiil perform at this.Theatrcon Saturday It. GENTLEMAN MISSING. .. IF this shOilki rrjeet the eke-of ihe'Gentleman who left his Situ'ation near Cheapside, on the "urth of Novera; saying he was going to- Llchfield, and he will be kind Ough to give 2 line to the House, si),y ing the reason,or his j7 . a.rture, and his present intentions, It w i ll materially re- Tit the minds of his frittnels; and particularly his Parents, Cu) cannot feel for this suddenandurtaCcountable Qteeding•;.-_,, , . HA.NOVE R.SQUARE 'CONCERT Itt.)Dtv.i . S. 4 ISS :LINWOOD's EXHIBITION; with ad. 4., ditional PICTURES, IS NOW OPEN, and will Oinue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in ttic. truing till Evening. .._ Atunittance One Shilling. , . ACING. _ PRIVATE TUITION. ' k I t I SH„ SCOTCH, FREI , : CH,,and ITALIAN STEPS, aft. DURGHALL respgaipily presents himself, trutito the notice of tiiose who are desirous - of acquiring moroved tri , PRESENT FASHI•ON of DAN 'CIut4CI7SI-itt)TCH and IRISH - STRATH . f `T ., EYS, , a,"ANTI-tEtt.5F.„ cOTTILLONS,..IINLIE'rS, tlicanuch: IRISH siGI.E and. POUTIVE 11CS. COUNTRY DANCES, with a variety of EASY STEPS, nticulatly the manner of introduCing flow fashionable, to sk--3 Tunes. A NEW HORNPIPE, called the UNIQN, ihich with' every requisite for the BALL' or DRAW. G -ROOM rher.rtlay acquire in PERFECT PRIVACY L their oisry HOURS on reasonable Terms, with accuracy 11 7 ' EXPl:rriox, at his ACADEMY,'ESTABLISHE D at. No. 32, GREAT i'2llE/NoSTREET , FIELDS. FENCING, on moderate Terms; l auding Schools regularly -attended, and particular care Turfed to form a good Address, and att e n tive-Politeness, in Children. 'IW-he:PRIVATE SELECT SUBSCRIPTIO/stASSEM..! '•V:EvERY WEDNESDAY-- • r,hosc.who. - are desirous of receiving I nsfmaions al home,' V.: favouring Mr. BURG HALL with a line as Above; . - Vunctually att-mdcd. 4 'k. • B: TWG Nat Room may., he engaged by Parties of 0 N:73PeCtabil.iXy.. EIGHTY, oi•ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, by a. Gentitmaa on Half-pay; J , to asi.L.34, pr Gentleman who will procure him. a_ 4, i : l ) l :anent Erriploymerit any, of the' Public Offices _or engage as Clerk to a respetall?le lierapt, en Mode 't terms.:. Utters ii4ressei to W. IL at thols/orthu - mberland CoM.e. Q . lse,-ct i x:ing-Ziliss, will be duly attended to. DO - ÜBLE WRITER. BY tlis'SYkstY's Royal betters Patent. . 'neVry-inventeci Machine. foi' Writing with Two Pen.4.l producing at the same instant ‘.Two ()rigi tl,43, ao:Ording to the common rnocle.of writing, is otfered to t , Commercial, Legal, and' Literary World, as. (4 : 41 as to all' Persons •desirous of preserving authentic Re 4,„rcts of their Correspor.dzmce, Statements, Composition.s, , t,`• This•lnveptior:, which is reduced to a practice both. b, s Y and free from ever/ defect, , has livelF sanctioned by the f:tronage of some o 1: the most distinguished CharaC - ters in. ;, World .—Manuf,ctured and sold by J. H. Farthing, Corr.- et, London, Portable Writing:deslCand Letter.copying-irra- Nlanitratt.urer. for -ExPgrtatio,l! 1 , 0 A 3 I'cEMPT6I:I.I.)/."-501.157.;. 3 : `"'Snant to a Decree ,of the +Light:Qua of Chancery, made. I rl ;• a Cause "'MILLER against BENSLEY - betore4ohn. I,Pratt_ger, Esq. one the 4asters,of the said Court, at the' Sale-room of the Cotirt of Chancery, iu Southamp-: Chancerp•Ling..London, , on . Fri.l.l , .. the:l3th , DaY of December,:t3or, between tine Lours of 'twelve and, ,tie in the. Afternoon, in Four:Lots; VIRAL FREEHOLD .arid LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate at Pert...hall; Cohriwotth, - Bola I,st, Wilden, in the CoUnty of,l3adtord. rtteulars whereof may uehad giatis, : at_ the said Master's Ch ambers, in Sontharryton.baildingi aturesaid; or William k Hitchia, Hurts, Esq. ;.of.Mr..Druce, Solicitor, Tew London.atrcet, ienchurch-street, London; anchlf Mr. ,;v,nsend, Solicitor,. Staple Inn, London. \;_ I, e Tenants will spew the Farms. • . 11. - - • 7. "," . • • • 'r• ONLY WAREHOUSE F(R C,IjAIOPS -FIN:E k FLANNELS.. AN' LibLETI NO'f Flannel Draper to Her • aitstv , N'o. lot, Newgate-scree:, begs leaveltp 'l.liit•trte Ability -and .Public, that he bas now on sale -a I t s!....._assoriment ofthe very best Welch , Sali sbur y , and Other N4 ,7 4l elrtrbiter and coloured Baizes, white Linseys, Serges, l t kr Vis.k ins for I ron-cloths,whiteand scatlet Bath Coating,anCL L e ,.k , ulart a white Flannel-of very curious Manufacture for. A v4r , ttleinen's under Waistcoats; Shirts, Sze. with a variety "of q, let- klannvls ; also thickgreen and light blue BaizeS of )hs,. for covering carpets, .i.tottrs, ace, green Cloths plairt 4 e with yellow' borders for tables , and spotted Flannels for . '‘;,t, 1 , 3 1 311 " . .g Gowns. Likewise h is real nine times d y ed blue Ivnet Stockings, Gloves, ; Cali's _and. Socks ; articles. 111 1t :3 have so justly and universally acquired the greatest re- Ri i " t , lo ll- for . .their txtraorcEnary efticacy the cure of the ;LihatiSrn and Gout. Fleecy Hosiery. manufaaured in various 'articles. ,'L 4 } Blamicts on very leivv.tetlns: . • SATURDAY, DECEIViIIER 5, 1801. ROYALTY THEATRE,. WELL'S-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS., OV. MONDAY, Dee; . 7; and' following , Eveningt will be presented, never performed; an •En. tertainment of Music and Dancing, called, THE CARAVAN'; Or The SAILOR and - BANDITTI. Principal dharaders—Sultan, Mr. Whitmore ; Ali, Mr. Sincrick ; Chief of Banditti, Mt. Fox ; and Sailor; Mr. Jo- , hannpt. French Lady, Mrs. Weldon ; and Sailor's Wife, Mrs. Warrell. Soldiers, Attent - lants Slaves; •Banditti, &c. • .First time this• Season, a Comic Pantomime Olio, called, THE PROPHECY ;. Or, .11Aithroui N in the• MOUNTAI N. In the course of the Evening, a Comic Song, called, KNOWING JOEY' and the SHE W FOLKS, By Miss Fisher. And from the great applause bestowed oti Mr. Moritt, the. German Wonder, Mr. Astley has re-engaged him for afew • evenings longer, when he and his Family will have the honour to go through various Feats of Strength, Agility, Ba- - lancing, &c. in a manner peculiar to themselves. Seventh time; the whole to conclude'with a Grand •Eques trian, Military and Naval Spe6tacle, called, THE DEATH OF ABERCROMBY. Written and 'adapted for Stage Representation, by , Mr. As-rtEir, jun. Delineating, in Twenty-eue. entire gew Scenes, the whole of theimportani't irciirritrariceS•ryttioh • took place from the ad of March, when the British Fleet anchored in.Aboukir-Bay, until the g t iorions atst. To conclude with the Total Daft:at .of . the •French; and the• Capture of the Invincible Standard; which it presented to • the ever tobel - arnented , Sir- Ralph Alvrcrtnnby ,after hav ing received his Death WOund. - Lower and Upper Bow . 35.--Second Price 28. . Pit zs.—Second Price Is. First Gallery is.—SecoOdPrice.6d . Upper Gallery 6d. • Doors to be openad at Half-past • Five, and begin at Half past Six &Clock. —Seconcl , Priccaiiialtlpast - Eighr oz The Public are reSpe6tfully •inforrned, that an entire new Spedacle, and a new COmic Pantorniine, are in rehear salfor the Holidays.. • . . 15, V ERE=STREST, OXFGRD-STREET: , JOHN CURTIS takes the liberty to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he has on Sale a large Quantity of Stout St ETLAN D HOSE, from los . 6:i. per Dozen to One Guinea a Pair r tOrthe use of the Poor in general. Those-believolent Gentlemen and 'L'adia,:. Who were disappointed the_ lat , winter, by - art-eafiy -apo-ica ti on may be supplied with any quantity, for Ready:Money only. —Silk Hoc and York Gloves made to PattaA- • • " • N. B. Letters, post4aid,' duly attmled to • . . • -- • - " P A LL-MALL: • N il JEFFERYS sespeftfuliy, informs ' A,. lie, that (with a view to do avvay..the'injuriOus reports, that have been circulated, •respeAing, the cause of tile inis rortunes he has experienced, and Which have arisen, s Li; , • from - the Mode of settlement adopted in diScliargingli is i!hilinS upon thellitlNCE of WALES, A s establisfied,by the V Eit tCT or }URN, in the COurt of King'S Bench, before Lord Ka vu*,) anaccurate statement of the claims so awarded, , with the various dectudions made from them, (by the Corm.' .misSioneri • .for the affairs of , His •Royal Highnesg,) accom- - I panied by explanatory remarks, _and a Letter tO the PIt•INCE of WALES, by Mr. JE FIERY'S, are, printed; and may be hg (gratis) at•his house, No, 34, Pall - Mall; by any • Persons. seitthil : ; their names, Or- will- be feWard4l by the Post (if de': sired) to any 0411 - 01' the",ianiteti.k tngciom T hey may be had also, of Air. Rollason, Printer, at Coventry.. . • ' . N.B. The Business. of . a EWE LER 'and' GOLD. SMITH, in which... Mr. JEFFERYS was engaged` for many years in .Picc*Dii.tir, amid ,quitted ' with a supposed cont. • pefency, in the year 1 . 9 L, he has t - een induced. {by thcs mis fatunes alluded to,) to resaimei at No. '34; P A t..t.:M L, coiStinuc to*.be carried on there, in its various -I,..;ttei JEWS LS, PLATE, ATK.t• AN I.IT AC- . -CURES, &c. Any orders, with which Mr. IF FF E RYS may be favour ed, will be attended to with the greatest punctuality, and, he tatters himself(frorn the support he haS'already. so liberally received from the Public), that he may look with confidence to their pittronage, as•a consolation far-the disappciintrnent, he has experienced. TABLE SERVICES of DISHES, - &c. with every Useful article of Plated Goods, of a superier description, with sIi.VER, EDGES and 0104AmENTS, in Chests, ready for ''de livery, and a discount allowed for. prompt. payment. , • Under the irrtmediate Patronage of THEIR AIAJ ESTI ES, His Royal :Highoess the PRINCE of WALES, and' ROYAL FAMILY: GUEST and ROWNEY's New-invented Super fine PATENT PALLET COLOURS •attillVAß: ; NIS ILES, are •prepared and Sold Wholesale, Retail, and far Exportation, at their Warehouse, No. Si, Pall-Mall ;' and, by appointment, at R. Rowney 'a, Holborn- Hill ; Charnpante • and Whitrow's, Jewry-street ; Orme, New' Bond:street ; Rutnmin, 130nd-street, - Math ; Edmonds ! Northampton; W hiteWood, Portsea ; Mills , Portsmou th ; M rs . Carr, cork ; and as soon as ready by some principal Tradesman in every Town throughout the. Kingdom. The usual Allowance to Merchants, Captains of Ships,qte. &c.. • These Colours are on a new principle, which rcpders l theM superior to anything of the kintryernfred to the Public, for Durability, fineness of Texturevaieep clear ri . eliness of tone, ease in the working, and ihatthain-ot conneaion which ought to be preserved between Colour and .Colour, may be had either separately or fitted up itt the most . elegant and useful Boxes, with Directions; and every Article - necessary to Drawing and Painting, in a superior stile; some of which . are included in the. following List t The N::•vv•-invented Patent Pallet Colours and Boxes, eon -taming fro rn.six to twenty-four Colours arid upwards. The Patent Pallets and. Colours, from six to twent - -four • , without Boxes. , • • Cake Colours Sold separate, as usual, of the new Prepara -6911. • Guest and RowneY ) i - Patent Pocket Sketch Books fitted up with Colours; Pencils , &c. in the most portable-an:l'cm ' ven ient manner;..for studying _Landscape, a ft,er Nature. A new and superior White that will stand the test of Air, the. Sun, Damp, and the. Phlogistin Vapoui, with:nzt chang ing,. so,fnenaly in'lNdlxture . with other Colours; as to itoprove theict2tolities. The Patentees respeaftiily beg leave to in form thtirPriends, rio Colours -will-be sent from their Maiiula6tory but what havebe&R tried aiwoved ny the mast eminent Artists. Artists. Yet,•-as •spUrtous linitations of any new Inventioti arc too frequently palmed on the world as genuine, .they can warrant:no. Set of Colours unless accompanied with their own Sigharare, either on a corner ofthe Pallet or some part of the Box, tic. And that every legal means will be taken to prevent such impositions on the Public, Infringements on their Patent, and the Royal Patronage they are honoured with. .• - EX;FRACT FROM. THE LONDON GAZETTL. . TT . has been the _ - study of the Proprieturs of the - 1 well-known ANTISCORTit:TIC DROPS, first com posed and prepared lay . the late 'FRANCIS SP I LSI3 U RY, at his irispensary, No, is, Soho-square, Loudon, 'and continued only,. and. solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the. I 111 po . sitions which are daily 'practised against pOssessing;:the first ,respeciability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbntic . Drop s have been found nor only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, , but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions; ISCID phu, la, gout, Ofenmatism, and the attendant diseaSes oPthe:nerves, as .the, list of cures accompanying each tiVCairi:,*l (. s,l9ote bill of direc ions, v ill te.stify. ~as _well- tim . ;,Wrfatiie j t Gout,. ike. written by the fate Proptietor .D:i4l4 7 be also liad. _at the Dispensary), single them out as to try, un. der theirsanclion, such sOurious , .intitaticins. - For this rea son, the Proprietors., by the favour of His .Majesty's Corn of she Stamp-0 ftice, have affixed list:imp on each ' bottle ' printed in black ink, with the words'' and Co. NO. , 'ti,.Solio-square, l ! expressed upon it, which, if the purchaser attends to, together with the words " by' the King'S Patent," on the b(qtle, bill, and*,wrapper, ' with the addition of the King's 'Arras on the largik, he'may be as- . shied he has obtained the Genuine Metlicin, as stud at the Dispensary, Soho-Square, London, in nottia of gs. and ein.itidlity.. included. • ' - ARMY CONtRACTS. Commissasy-GeneraPt Office, Parlianient:rtreet, Decender z, iSoi. MC:Y.IIOE is hetyky given to all Pet-ions eleii.t•ous 111 of contraging to supply BAY, STRAIft, and OATS, fir the use of lIIS MAJESTY's CAVALRY stationed, or to be stationed at the several Barracks within Ae undermentioned Com _ries in England, (the Deliveries to commence on and for the 25th dt! .. P of this present Month), that Proposals in !Prising, sea* up, and marked Tenders for Forage, will he received at this . GPe f int - this HIM , to tith instant, Berks; Northampton,. . • Bucks; North Britain; Des - on; Nottingham,. Dorset, • Suffolk; Essex, Sussex; .Hants; • Somerset, Isle of Wight; Surtey, Kent; Wilts,. Lelli2SteTi Warwick, - and Norfolk,' ' - York; S'epdrOte Proposals- molt he'made fir each Pun6i; as wdl ac for the isle of Wight: • • Tie Parrivalai; of she Cintrall may tz hnoWn upon appliartion at this Office any Day', between tle Hours of Eleven in the MVA ing and. Four in the AfternsOon. • . This llny. were published, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Svo. :Price One Guinea, in boards, /f EMOIRS of -the late Mrs. ROBINSON, IVI WRITTEN by HERSELF ' - Including Anecdotes of many distinguished Charaders of the , present period ; - with Poems and Letters never before pub fished, Written by Herself . ; or addressed to her by vanot.S Persons: - - • , ; Printed for R. Phillips,•,No.,7r, ,St: Paul's Church-yard ; and Sold by all Booksellefs!.. NEW •MiI.S.ICAL MAGAZINE. This Day was published, ' Ntinther I. (to be contied Weekly„ price ts. ( Every Number mu containing as much English or Foreign Music as is usually sold for Five Shillings) . of . . MI-IE MUSICAL MAGAZINE ; or, Complete Library of Vocal .and Instrumental Music : compre hendiN the chief Works of alt.' the most celebrated Englidt and Foreign Composers . ; particularly, • Operas, "Sonatai, • Glees -• , • Oratorios, , Overtures, Catches ? - Screnatat, - Cantatas, Canons, i Cmcertos, Songs, • MarcheS, Lessons, ' Canzonets, Dances, For the Voio, Organ, Harpsichord, piano Porte,-and Violin. * * * . :The first Number of this capital Undertakitig will. comarnce with the celebrated and very fashiOnable Opera of , ARTAXERXES; . which will be immediately folloWed by • the IR/ENNA, and other equally'great and favourite Works. Priated for Hirrison and Co. No. tog, Newgato-street ; and sold by all other Booksellers, Musicseli,:rs, S:ationers, .and Newsmen, in 1, - o_wn and Country: THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. Thigday. was published, Price Twcahilling.s, rr HE FARNIER's NIAQAZI.NE, A Peritidical Woriz. Qitarterly), devoted to Agriculture and -Rural - - No. VIII. - Composed entirely of 6riiinal Papers--and containing Ob.. servatio s on the different kinds of Grubs and Caterpillars— Conurninication frorn Sir john Sinclair, Bart. M. P. on Folding Sheep' —Letter from Mr. Ellman on the same sub jea—Strigureson Farm Management - near London, Letters VII. and Vfl 1.--On SLibetting _ Farms—On the Mischief arising from Thisthts and other Weeds, by the sides of Roads and Fences-The Efiedi of Lime in destroying Heath; and producirig White Clovers—On Waste Landi—Whether Large' or Small Cattle are Must profitable—Queries respeOing Shcll Marle---.On the Means of promoting a Spirit of Improvement ..in a Country.—A Note. of titrious Measures calculated for the' Improvement of the County of Caithness, carrying on Anna to the Cultivation of Waste Lands, and the best Means of removing.thern—Observations on the Use of LiMe—On the Use of Lime and the Management of Dung Observations on the CultiVation of Potatoes—On Mr. kington't Method of Draining—Proposal for a Canal in the "StorartryolKirkendbright—Hints of Management, tendin,g to obviate theE fleas of severeDrought—Sketch of aTour through the Northern Counties, of Scotland, Part I V.--Abstract 01 a' Speech suppOscd to have beeri delivered irra PriVate Society . —Review of Colonel .Fullarton's Letter to Lord Carrington' —Review of Mr. Slickney's Observations on the. Grub— Leading Article of 4grieultural Intelligence—Agricultural, Intelligence, England —AgrieultUral'lntelligence, Scotland —Obituary=Notes -to-Correspondents—and a complete In- • deft and Title-page to the Second . Volume. • As above may be had, The FA R M E R's MAGAZINE, from its Commencement' in January iEoo, making T wo handsome Volumes. :Price t7s. boards or any single Number, Price as. Number IX. will be published on Monday, Feb. 1, atm. Edinburgh : Printed tor Archibald Constable, Edinburgh; and Messrs. T. N. Longman and 0., Rees, Paternoster-row, London ; and sold by ;he principal Booksellers in the United Kingdom. DR. NORRIS': DROPS. TN exciting the public attention to these valuable TN Drops, an enumeration of particular cases would be un necessary ; fucci:ssful experience for mote than half a cen . tury,. having :itaficiently eStablished their. reputation, in the cure of every species of F EVE R, .especially the YELLOW ar KIT Rt p, for ; which they are eminently distinguished. ProPrietor, frorn their increasing , celebrity not only de rives 11101 . 4165 t gratification, but is enabled with confidence to recommend a trial ot their virtues. The asthma, inveter ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, colds, sto-mach, and bowelcomplaints,l yield, to their benign . , Yet pow erful.intluence, arid as a salutary cordial in thosediscomforts attendant 'oil advaneed life, nothing can surpaSs their bench . cial effeCts. .flc.'l:erFsit are. r lity Bottle, 2zs. is only to be bad at the PoEtor's House, Lower, Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books o delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Exportation -executed. Swaim.. Bottles :arc.' Sold Wholesale and 'Retail . by Messrs. leboult and Co. and . Retail by, all Venders of Medicines. Also Dr, Norris's anti-bilious. Pill, celebrattd as.a 'safe, and etteltive aperient, may be Bariat all the above : places, in Boxes at 2s. 9d. • ANGIBAU'II's PECT()RAL.LOY.EINIGES of BLOIS. ' ! 1,97.0ge5, which have •been sold in .L England upwards. of. elle hundred, and thirty Years, Were invented by charles..Angibaud, formerly of Blois, Apa theeary too. the then King n(Frpice, and have been cotlyeved by Assign:mint of-t* w ort)Ortl,lt i seeipt to the present t p . ropiie. tor, by Chailes.l.4.4kriAg;:iiis - Grandson, who has resided for more tbitatevtzt y . - itv e.atlAr,:gi;. Martin's-lane, London.. They, are - tow, idical ri help les , and are a 'most 'pleasantimoflectual 12.itrt1txly for Coughs, Colds, and I?isottters of..tire,LißgS'. By, their .sheathing quality they quickly rerhave Cafarrlis; tronlYlesttne . Tickling Coughs, and afford great relict' i, Sorc Throats,-Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic C.:(yrnplaints: Solct,by AppointtnOtt of the Pronrietor; In Boxes, : price Is. duty included, by Mr. Dhwbery, No. 45,•5t. 14,'•Q41.1.1ingt Nr.-'l'utt, : at the )toyal Exchange ; Bayley — and Blew, Cocksput , 'street; :;Ir. id Bond-street ; Mr.; ieboult; :No. 150; Piading i i , N.o..76, xfor:',. strtret Watd, Nc. 3 2 4, Holborn ; Clarke,,No. Borovgh., • • .. • _ IMPERIAL PARLIAM EAT. HOUSE OF PEERS, FRIDAY) DEC. 4. . . • Titt . Seq.i6Tok-GExr.ttAt. was heard in repay, in the case 'of jtk - Iss - roN :versus S.roT:r. JUdginent is' to be given on -rharsd;i. The Militia Bill, the' Foreign - Correspondence Bill; the Naval Store-Bill, and the_' Poor Badge Bill, NVere read a s&t.:ond tithe, and ordercd to be.coni niitted on Monday. Lord qtALSINGII/1 moved for' the appoint.. merit of a CoitimitteC; to take into consideration the Standing Order" relative to InClosUres—Or dered. Mr. MitF,ORD, from the Custom's in . Scotland, presented an Account of the number of Ships'etrt. ploycd in the Davis's Straits •Whale"-Fiihery. Adjourned . . [PRICE SIX PENCE. "O'' • _ 144 - ri. A _ h'OUSE • oT Commovs; P. T DAT, Pr:. 4. • • _ I'fr. E Fr R EYS-; of -Coventry, presented a Petition .from several pers'oris confined for debt in War Wick Gaol, praying foi A Person from the Customs in Scotland presented an account of, the nuniher of persons employed in the Davis's Straits . Whale FiShery.. Mr. .7.EFPREYIS gave notice; That immediate ly'subsequent • to ' the Measures': intended to be brought forward . res'peding the Civil- List, he shOuld prcipose a Motitiri for the consideration cv: the HOuie;'relative to Their Royal Highnesses tho PRINCE Ora P n itirstc Ess Of WALES. Mr. Y ANSITTART moved for leavetO bring in a Bill, to prevent the Distillation .. Of Siiirits 'front Wheat in Ireland. - • - _ _ _ _Sir JOHN PARNELL said, he s'ioul,l 'have been more satisfied if this Motion had -xtended to other kinds of Grain, more especially OatS, gret quantities of which were .used for distillation in Ireland. ~ • . - Mr. CORRY differed in.opinion from the Right Hon. Baronet ;.heforeia,W very considerable: iricon-• venience from restriaing.,the Distiller; Arik , e - titer front the use of Grain„ •. said,,, this subjed had not been brought forwatd without the most matnied . investigat;64, - in whiCli 'the-greatest ,attention had been - Paid to the interests. of Ireland, Sir j. PARN LL said, lie was happy that *a sub-- jea of this importance was, not proceeded in without .due deliberation: _ M". WILBER.NRCE begged, teave to trouble the House with a few words - upon this subjea, be.. cause it Was, in some degree connetied with the k: , •'iortli of tngland. Great quantities of "Oats used to. be. imported from. Iret4nd into, that part of England, but in consequence of the barn iiitrvcsta which they had had in Ireland, ior the last two . or three years, the supply had failed; 'he, there. fore, wished that some measure could be adopt.. ed, so' that the Oats might * again find their way into their "old channel, not in. the shape Of Spirits. This .was his opinion upon the subtea, and he wished to throw it out for the consideration of those who were .to determine neon the subjed, for he confessed that he was a stranger to the con siderations anti fadiupon which their determination was to turn. He was very desirous that the Rouge should come to no positive decision upon this .sUb --jea until the intttury which it was propos'..id . to go into should be complete.. At ptesent,,however, as L far as he was,qualified to decide upon the question, he wished this restriaion was extended to Oats, as ;well as Wheat, because he thought. it much better that we should_ have . then' in the shape of. Bread than in the shape of Spirits. It did not appear to him that it had been sufficiently considered to what a.degree Oats formed a part of the Bread Corn in this . Country, becaitse otherwise all the arguments that applied to Wheat, it was obvious must apply to Oats. At present, however, he wished.mereiy to express a hope that the House would ,not come to a sudden decision, but', that they would 'suspend their determination until a complete inquiry had taken pace. . . The CHANCELLOR Vale EACHEQUER said, that it was his wish, • and that of those who con urred'in opinion with him, not to come to a 'sud den decision ; but the arguments of his Hon. Friend had a tendency to make the House come-to a deci sion against distilling from:Grain altogether. The Hon. Gentleman 11,A1 called upon the House not to come suddenly to a . determination in favour of dis tilling, but his Hon. Friend must know, that un less-Parliament interfertd,.the Distilleries would of course commence on the Ist of January next. The' °bk.& of the Bill which his Hon. Friend 'moved for was' to prohibit the ,distillation from Wheat only in Ireland.. His HOn. Friend had,said; he wished to extend' that prohibition to Oats, hilt it was evi dent that his arguments tended to the prohibition of distilling from Grain.altogether. 'lndeed he was sure his Bon. Frier;dvOuld acknowledge-that that Was the general object of his argument. He was aware that upon this sohjeft a' kind of prejudice -had gone abroad against 'from Grain, and .he, for: one,• did not like to 'resist . popular - opinion, •'tiniesl; when his duty called upon him . tO do it ; but 'he never woUld'inake a coniptimiise betv.:ern his duty and his wishes, or to Speak 'mare cotreitly, he never would entertain any wishts': flia.r -were-not 'consistent with his duty. When;lie:usedrist.:;,wlord 'Prejudice, he should be Very:•&iititious "lit- applying it to. an. opinion entertained by large : Tortien of, the People of this Country, On, the -cont4ry lie should,:in the first inriince, he inctined to think • his own opinion, if it. dii.f. - teci from theirs, might , be a prejudice, ,and instead of obstinacely.,adhering it, he shouldmost axioUsly look into the grounds . , ii THEATRE.:ROVAL, COVENT-CARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING,--November 7 , , will be performed, KING RICHARD THE ,THIRD.. ~ f, Richard, Mr. COOKE, ; r , • King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ; Buckingham, Mr. WHITFIEIW; .4 And-Richmond, Mr. ,C(4 KY. - - LI - Lady Anne, Mrs. LITCHFIELD , _• • And the Queen, Miss CHAPNIAN. . 1 w t t it 1. - • PEROUSE ,• I 4 Ot, The DESOLATE I SLAND. I'in ?uesdav, mr: Coove-will appear in the Chara&ers of ii vq)lock, and Sir Arehy M.Sarcasm, in The Merchant of il flice and Lo.4e-a.:l4:Mode. .‘ • - . k, 4 lter which Eiening - Mt: Cooke will not appear for some % tfk, in consequence of. a New Opera, which will be pro- I , eccli on Wednesday, called' Chains for the Heart, or 'f he 0 i h lll'es of Ceuta, (with new Muiic, Sceoal, - and Decorations), . ' winch SignoraSturace and Mr. Brilliant, will make their i , t ~ • ',.zAppearance at this Theatre. :, Vn Thursday, Arum:es ; Martdpe, Mrs. Billington. .., , Ladies and (3entlerecn who hoec.P laces' for the 'sth, t6th, l i Wth, an d 4t,h,Nig414.0f Folly as-it Flies,, may . depend on fri '''ing due notice 'a iti repiesentation. ,