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Thi s s econ d Volume commences with' the Birth of the C ener , .l. and closes with an Account. of the Campaign of 1 7 76 ; the whole compiled from his own Papers and Let. tors, under the, Superimenclance of his Nephew, by Mr. Itlarshall, Chi e f justice of the United States. The Quaito and °dim Editions of the First or Prelimi tary Volume May be had of all Booksellers: of whom may arso belied, all Ibe successive Volumes, as soon as they ap. pear_ The entire Work will extend to Four or hve Vo lumes, price One G uined and a Half Per Volurn: in Quarto; or flaif.x.Guinea per. Volume in Oitavo. • No. 7t, St. Paul's Chtuch.yard, ' luly 1804. •• • - For bEMERARA, nEKDIct, FSSEQUIII O , SLIM NAM, and all parts ut AMERICA alai the EAST INDIES, ()AMES , ' COPYING MACHINES, with or with " tP°RTA:3 LE DESK, manufaaured by hint. silt; are tound of essenti.:.l service iu warm Nvher e Clerks labour la valuabh., and where many Letters, Invoices, Arc. arc wanted at a Matt notice, particularly to 4:OP.r in . 4 Foreign Language, which is difficult to any but those ac quainted With that Language. A Copy trig M a chine, work ed with one hand, i s equa l to s i x or inure ready Writers, nut to mention that no mistake can be made even a Figure, and the Copies do not require an examination or comparison with tile original. To the PORTABLE DESK arc added many useful and desirable appendages, which make it 4 1110“ Convenient article, and if for .sale, yields a glad advantage, beitrg w 4 Ys in ' lc " *nand. No. 53, 5.4, St. Clitirch..yard. NTS CASTLE, WEAK PLYMOUTR. TO LIE . SOLD 13Y AUCTION,. At . the Globe Tavern, in Pl)ttnoutli, on Wednesday the *Oh Day of July inst. between the Hours of Threi: and Five •o'Clock, in the,Aftetnoun,• stibjett to Conditions to be that and there produced, in Ont: Lot, A Beautiful and Valuable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, desirably situated on the Banks of St. George s River, and distan t o n ly 5 mil e s from Pl y m out h Dock, up the comprizing INTS cAs - ru:,, with StaOj es, oaen-itouse, Barns, suitable Officeb, two lsoat. sea, Garden, tip wards of 16 Ac'res .of Ylantatio.ns and buds, wirli sundry Fields of rich' Arab'se, Meadow, and failure: Land adjoining, containing .tOgether of ONE. HUNDRED AND ELEVE,N.ACRES• Tlie - Castie i's a very romantic '3lld 'lnibstantiul . Stru&ure, seAted, on an emineni-e, we.ll'sheltered wit k V i rods , arid corn. m • ancia delightful Pr os p r et s o f a Ilrancit rbitt the 'SEA, SRI el' I N - q,ruld the: $ :gro u ndi ng , P outOrt i. ' 019 " bc . '"°t . " I 1Y ornamented with Woods and Plantations, and forms alto_ tither titittOf the' , tort dositsbla Resid e ocesiettliptoutity of Cor4wan. ' Hilted 'Partien`lar,s , may ter'ol fit= aftfrhirrisdliat 'tons; Plymouth, fourteen days previous to the' Suit ; of Messrs. MiDougall and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; at . the ()dices of Mmsra L vans, - lemore,' and Piercy,, So.. ?,;ottingh a en t and 'of Mr, creen; I.s4torL,A)bcla sear Nottingham. . • -• CAPITAL FREEHOLD Rtslr),ENcr . . PLEASVRE ,t; (; A R1).4,b13, .hIDHOCK, and a very, de r ', sirable FARM of 2'57 Acres, with immediate Possession. I'o BE SOLD BY PRIVAIq: CONTRACT, in Ore or 'Two Tots, y Messrs. SKINKER, DYKR"rtniira. A :VALUABLE a'nd very desirable FREEHOLD A A. ESTATE, situate at Colpcy, in the vicinity ,of the SaliSbury Hunt, a lituirt distxriceirom St. Alban's. and only oixleen,rpOes from the N,ktropoli§, called COLN EY CliA. I hL, c , imprising an excellent modern, uniform Stone Resi dence, containing sever.it Suites ot: aeriant Apartments. nu. Morons Oiticei, a very. good Kitchen 4iuden, capital Fruit ing -houses, Pe.icliely Hot-house, and Green-houses, Plea. Ground, and beautiful Patleicn:k, onumented with lino Tim ber, yientations and Shrubbery Walks, refreshed by a Scr. pentthe Canal and Fish-pond. The Residence .is-substan lially erected, the Offices exceedingly convenient, the Plea !we -grounds and Paddock pleas-Bitty laid out, and in excel lent Or4r, having been improved at, a very j:onsiderable.ex pence. - • Also a capital FARM Of Meadow, Pasture, Arabic, and Wood Land, lying very compaet, wi t h an excellent Farm. tionse, Barns, Stabling .and tielessary Buildings, •in hand, and Four F ree h o ld, an d 'Our Copyhold Cottages; the whole Containing about Two Hundred and Eighty-seven Acres, :tanning a capital Estate. Teo be viewed . by Tielieti,; . whit:h, with Particula r s, ma y . I .De had o f M e S s i s. Robinson and Lee, Solicitors, Lincoln's. anti of -Messrs. Skinner. Dyke, and Co..Aidersgale !street. .• tx traordinary E Weds Of Dr. IA NI Eg's F EV, F. It POW D E R. . -1 ' HE very great FAcacy Alf th is Medicine in the 'j;. Influenza of 14t year is too recent to he forgotte n ; • but ....,. I vat most singular whe n t a ken 'on the first attack, forAn 'nese eases, where the Fever was alloWed to gain ground and .1-4,Y4ge the constitution before the Powder was resorted. to, 1 4 ,.f1e Disorder became. obstinate, pintrieled, and Oinetir'nes " 44 . . Upon all occasions this Medicine should be given at the commencement of a Fever, of whatever kind; for if it be 1142 Inificieut of itself welled a . curc,-it• la tho best Prepara. tive for the Bark, and other rem e di es whieN the symptoms, re quire; but as the genuine Po w de r h as been often .knowu to ? 4st°tt t he Patient 1 , after i and ever other feb n. uge h ave failed, it ought,t's even in substitutes the llsrextre y mity_, to be tried. Great 'benefits Live been deriiiecitoni tl'ie Powder, ,!vhen Men every night as an A I taative, in disorders thought ~,yonci the re ach of medicine ; and trout -a linen the Rev. Nlr: Singleton liarput - of 14ub1!ill title l' cOmmunicatton goo lo believe thAt it 11111 V b . . 'use in Ibis - instiller with bt:. vas in, the tlyntoeaphat t i a, Lot used n 'ii the Bra - 3 1 ' 1 " ~.Idl;.N.:l.eastes, I th euntatisnts, a n d • li. inflamniations..and Dr , . thc Lun&s, ii,l4wei,, A.,...L, go. ISl46ne is, 61 0114trUMOrii of proper. ~ ,:-.s°ld only by F. NetvberY' and Snit,. No. 4 1 . 5 , 4 ,. 5 n t ' P ai a lc l l 4 .s t !-•:nurch4a . rd (a few Deuro,from Chempiiiii): t ""' .. ; -192% I.ines'e late lionse, ,in Bruniii.street ; in .Packciii. Pric e l' a y. each. Duty included.' or in Bottles containing twelve 005 s, price 245. as made . up fur the Army and Navy , „ Nel;k_ti. None . (4 n be genuine That have not th e words ' • `'" 7 9 No. 45. St. Paul's," cntraVed in the Scion's? X xt r 1841 of a Letter from Smith .llarting,, Sussex, to Spils, s 1)16 /mnsary, Soho-square, Loudon,' dated May 26 P. 41i ; ' • I Laboured under Rhrurnatism . (o r many Yeart . ; , three yeats ago it obliged me to desist troll. tried the remedies of Medical Men for a consider - tiorn my, ticeu.. 1e time they were Without the propo*Vellta. ?'he pain a g e qtt(i :violently Ty back., loins, thighs, and right :aim, so 4 t I became helpless. 1n 0113 sad state three in,..,oths mote ; e at trying the jarest:ripti.ins of.tht. Pactilty, when Pm" I2yed a bottle .of Spilsbury's Al ntiseorbutie props. I rev°. ..red se much (being ill. low circumstances) I applial to you 'M j ut a ile yOu were . pleas e d to answer* by 111 c a f !tge Quo,. fur the layout of which I have the pleasure, to in. t om }Qu i under the blessing of,Heaven; have bccn cestorcd its ese two years past, without an *relapse ‘yhateyer, tO hcat rSingShould more solemnly to attest this. ** • " THOMAS 13LAC41‘ , ICHtE. Witnesses of the Cure. j • Blackman, 11Iitlister et the. Parish. iiliern Max well, j • • I hti o S iore, CI)4 r ch w a r dens' ‘ t ,", • H. The I..itter,,with the original signature, may be 4014 11,?Plisturty's Dispensary, 'Sullo.squary whe4 ,lll - tia te i n o t tluieine,. with black stamps, is 113 at çs. 611. r"f iv a tt; i t he a a. Duty blooded. Any ulLiiA ozher gamy) ttl . • rid mitatim. • ~ • * This Day was published, 'ln One Vol. Quarto, with ,Charts engraved under the dirre- , tion of Mr. Arrowsrnith, and other Engravings, . price al. in boards, VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to the 'NORTH. • PACIFIC OCEAN; in which the Coast of Asia, frost the Lat. of 35 Deg. North to the Lau..ofsl Deg. North, the Island of lima (commonly called gesso), the No,rtli, South, and East Coasts Of • japan, the Lieuchieux, and the adjacent Isles, as well as the Coast of Corea, have been cite. aimed and surveyed. Performed in His Majesty'S Shuip Pro VidellsX, and l i her Tender, in the years 179.5, 179 b, 1797, and ilga. lit Capt. WILLIAM ROBERT BROUGHTON. Punted for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand. This qay was published, „L. rE rrHE CHARGE of the CHIEF JUSTICE, ED. WARD CEIRVITIAN, Esq. to theCRAN at-the last Assizes held at Ely.. Published at the:rlieenal.• incndation and %Request of the MaOstratcs of the Isle of Ely. To which are annexed, Observations upon the Inefficacy of an Armed Peasantry, and the of Arming the Spe cial Constables with Virelocks; with Suggestions far a Plan for:Odin& m,the Nati_qual Force .too,ooe Ind ib e pendent Fuzil,:crs, Wirnit any Exilenee to the COvern ment, and with little Loss or incqirveinence Price Is. • ' Sold by T. Cadell and:W.,Davies: in the Strand; T. Eger ton. at the Military Library, near ; J.•Stockdale, Piccadilly ; And Messrs. Richardson*, Royal .. Exchange„ London. Ts TRAVELS IN CI - lINA. This Day were published, . Eleztntirprintett in One large Volume Quarto, and illus trated with Plaresonost Lf them engraved by Mr.Nledland, from Drawink's by Mr. Alexander, price al. lis. 6d. in boards, • , . (inscribed to the Earl of Macartney), irRAVELS'•in , CHINA, containing Descrip. titans, Ob.ervittiOns,-and Comparisons, made .and leaed in'the course of a short Residence at the Imperial Palace of Yuett-inm-yuen, and on a sobseguent lourncy through the Country from l'ekin to qatiton. lit which it is attempood to approeiate tint Runk that this extraordinary Em pire may be considered to hold in the scale of civilized Na tions., " Non culvis Homini contingit adire Corinthum." 1t is thelot of few to go to Pekin. By JOIIN -BARROW, Esci. LatePrivato Seicretar.v to the E,arl of Macartney, and one of TliS Suite as Ambassador front the King of Great Britain to., the Etopyror of China. Printed tor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. whom May be had, by the some Author, An Account of Travers into the Interior 9f Southern Africa. Contatn ing Observations on the' Geology- `and Geography of the Soutkism. Part of that Cotttiocot, Sketches ui li ke phy s i ca l fad loral Charac.lers of the Various Tribo of )ithabitants, Corisidiaitioits bn the I . ...rA i nottnee of the Cape of Good [lope ic-the ditterent-Europm. Powers, as a - Naval and Military Statign vas a point of 44:Futity to our Indult TradJ and Settlements doting a War; arid as a 'Territorial Acquisition in thrte'diPeiree. etcr&e. 1 vols. co. witfpa large Map .A 0,50 . 4441. other Engravings. .31. 6s. in boards. The pecomi ,Volu ;tie may biz, had separate. . - 'ro-morrow will be o,ublishcd, 1)1 the ' GENERAL . DOM titO fate Bth West' Imil l : o i l :est i :L o t t ) i iit:lli N shri t i?ro ll in an o ff icial Copy received front . the lidge'Ad;ocate General, lOrtlaaoklop•viskiefaßeW COCIMANE IOHNSI'ONE. Printed fdr E. Lloyd, toruct of .Harley -street, Cavendish aquare„ .% • • ' • This Day are published, price in boards, embellished • . with a new M..p, UTTERS on SILESIA, written during a TOelf through that Country in the Yeats tBLo, :Sot. By His Excellency JOHN QUiNCEY ADAMS, Then Minister Plenipotentiary front the United States to the Court of 13erlin, and since a Member of the American Senate. In Two Parts : —Pare 1. containing a Journal of a Tour through Silesia, perlinnied in the latter part of rSoo , by Mr. Adams; in which the Topography, the Agriculture, Manu. faditues, and Commerce, and the Morals and Manners of the People of that Dutchy are accurately described. Part 11. containing a complete Geographical, Statistical, and Histo rical Account of SileNia ; together with a Derail of its tical Constitution, Military,, Civil, and ,Ercicsiasticat Esta. blishments, Seminaries of Education, Literature, and Learned Men. Printed for J. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Palt.Mall. This Das , was publisbed, ,By T. Budd, at the. Cron and Mitre, Pall-Mall, ALTEREM PARTEM . ; or, The Real LA, Situation of the Royal Navy at the period .of Earl St. Vincent's Resignation ; being a Reply, to the Mis-stateineots of An !WSW ER . to Mr. I'l rT's ATTACKI3pm; EARL ST.-VINCENT and the ADMIRALTY. Aiso contain ing the Substance uf a suppressed l'amp4ilet on - the Subject. FFICER of HIS MAJESTY's NAVY. This Day Was published; In Two Volumes Octavo. illustratoa w ith new and accu. rate Map, Frontispieces, and several favourite Wthill Airs, Price tI. is. boards, • MORTH WALES; incluling ;ts Scenery, 4.141 • Antirplitiei, Customs, and some Sketches of its. Nat ural History ; delineated tram Two Excursions . through all the intqesting Fartsof that Country, during the Summers of t 7 .9! and iSo t. , • By tlsz Rev. •W. BING LEY A.M. Fellow of the Limuran • fiociety,.. and late of Beterhouse, Cambridge. I'rinted for Longman, Hurst,' Rees, and Orme, Pater.- ..• • • ttoster•rdw. • ",,,* This Work,rthotigh written in an entirely differeat style, is intended to answer the. a true ilurpose,., with respect to North Wales, for which the late Mr. West published his telehiatcti "Guide' to the hakes." Criticism dn..Mr. Bingley's Tour round North Wales, In 1.7.98, the-Work on. which the present Volumes are tOunded " .We have no IleSintioll in declaring, that these Volumes deserveto. be ranked among' the, beat performances of the kind i.tior will any on., In:re:titer att wisely. who should visit. NOrth Wiles, WI! out making them his companion. They bear every internal mark of.diligent investigation "and present research nor did the Writer disdain any personal fatigue or incomtenience by which he - might obtain ittfOrtiVitiOth or pm moteothr more accurate knowledge of the places and maidens he professes to describe." 4.---British Critic' s , Sept. • ave. For coally high clfara,iters, s , :ethe Anti, Jacobin Review for August ISee,, - the Critical Review for September the New Annual . Register for ono, and the bupplentent to the Monthly Magazine, This Day svu In Four Voitrincs, price 10. in - boards, Tit: Second Editiort of .T'P DEUS of WARSAW ; a NOVEL. By Miss - roKTER, • '! Timldeas is a work of genius, and has nothing to farad' the candid bar of taste he has to receive the precious 'need of sympathy from every reader or unsophiitieated sentirncra And genuine feeling."—i inPerial Review, Feb, 5804. 41 This wor k Nis more merit than can be ascribed to the crowd of produalons of this elass„ arid iteu Icates vi rt tie is and magnanintotts 6ClitilllelltS. IL is 111S‘,fibed 10 Sir Sidney Smeth,_. in • very neat and well mauaw ' Monthly Review,..M. 1 8E 1 4. Printed for Lontrtan, Hurst, Rees, And Orate, Pato/it:we,- rob. Nrll'Y OFFICE, . , . NY 3, 0304. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERj and COM , 21118$1ONERS of IHS ItI47ESTI"s N4VY, do hereby give Notice, that on Fritor'the zoth inavvl, at Tea o'clock in the Forenoon, annniszioner FA NSIMIPE expo" to tale at hit Office in His Majesty': rartii at Plymouth, sear, a! Lott af.GldStorrt, consi.iting of . ()LIT SRAKIII(:S,RCIPE, And CANVAS, in l'apet4tutii I-lEXP 10114:1Si-1, • • %VI-lITE ()CI-LANI, • ' 01 L anti CASKS,. p . c. all lying in the said Yard, Tvbel e a, y ferrous .wishing t; berm, Purchaser:, may &nit+ the 176erty of vie via- the lame during the common trbrking boxes of the Yard, 'until the day of sale. Inventotirs and Comiiikets (13311.4,W Ire Lad bell and at the 4'44. OFFICE,. ego 4. THE CO 11111ISSIONER3for VICTUALLING 4.11.47E5Tri 1V;/11/1" do hereby. give Notice, that on .Poidqy RaxA the . 114 . 44iii/414 . 7 go , be., rrady to receive in witing (staled ,upi and treat fie" ONE !ANDREI) TO!JS f 1 1 1O1 , 4SSESt to be delivered immediately into the S'tire;at 1.)41 , f0rd, and to be paidjor 81114 payable, with in terra, ninety dlya after, dAte, The Condiriove of the Contra!? may be Trim at the Seeretafy: regae.l ary Tev/..1 - iv -which tkePriee shra nci imarted irr ”uvir at lerrlb. r 'th It 16all no be deliver e d to r;;: 11)41-.1 Ove r!..e 14.1ay next, tie 131 h jny, xo,Nrieit afe.-Person .subl maker the Tender, or tone Pericie oft hi: Ithalhartexis, ti answer when called _hr. rICTLIALLING OFFICE, . 9, 1204. . T T! r." . C. 1 0 .117SSIO kS;fir PICTUA LL [NG • • iP • tfjESl'Y'l Ar/O P Y ghT flee, iba: the.-71616 • 'lnfant, try tvill Sc rea,r) , to rtaive Temkrt, it , ririg (st?led srt J a':3 treat fir ONE rIiOUSeiND SACKS of KILN-DRIED HOUSE HOLI) FLOUR, to be delivered - in S.zikr, lath ilit 3Lijettios- Viamallbrg Stares at .I),Pt.Thrd, in the space Of if 'Flotnight; by wre,fir fior by bills, 150,16 k aiitb Itttevest, .findart. ' The Conditi ons of the Contra m.ty ,br seen at , the Secretary's Offer. ' No regard will kkgd to asp Tender /, which the Price shall not be inieru Id's wi,ilr at length, or that shall n9l be delivered to fix &an! bow One .o'C.7.ori on the sail .4forday next, :Le hot, nsr unletrabe it4sO., who makes the Tender, ot tome Person on hit behalf, ottendr, to.answer tvhem called for. OFFICZ OF ORDNANCE, Ymir 4i 4164. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICkRS of 111 Md. yr.sr)",. ORDNANCE, de Zerehj give Notice. That Proposals be received at Melt Office, 10 St. Margaret's-street, • IVertminster, on cr before rhar s do the 4r6 G j o tigutt next, from such Persons as mo , 6e willing to attfertak; the supply of COP- . PLR MOPS and R Rpm Cc stracidor the service of ibis Department. Patient's of which sniy be seta at the licnour. able Prim: pal Sitneherper's Offs?, at :t Tower. " Partger Pattie-Warr, together with ke . Terms and Condition: of the ant Jag. Nl4j be intacs; was at . plication at thelecretaty's Office, ias - St. itiargaret's.ltreef, any do lnituven the boors of Ten and Fla;r . .'Clock, lube,e tie Prtpaals are set be deliverrd, sealed up, , i nd atsried, . an the cut.,i " I Proposals for the 'Supply of Copper Hoops aid Rivets ;" 4,7 t no 1 1 ,votah can Se admitted after the sala 4th Do of .thiga,t, • ,•Qj Order tithe Bard, • . R. 11. CREW, See. NIIATISMS, Palsics, apd ,Griuty. AfFrc... tiara", with their usual concomitants; Spasm, or fly ing Pains, flatulency, Indtgestinn, and gener,il Debility , ;originating in whatever source) , are relieved and frequent ly c i ti i ref il. i s b i y at ‘ w V l l4 ,o l; o l' r l y il o i t E :ii . e .% r O n ' i s ea E ns S i S r E td N t f il fi ca. 11 of IUS FARO The t Lull) ESSENCE o f MUSTARD Curd with the . Pills in those Complaints where lICA:CSS:I69; is . perhapolie moat active, penetrating, and eilidtual Remedy in the world, curing the severest SP RAI NIS and BRUISES, in less than half the time tisualky taken by Opodeltiock, A rtierisatie, or any other Liniment or Entitmcation ; and if used mintediately after prevents the part turning blabk. ..i t a i A n T, r a c c p caijntrec i dLi t i sold at 'as. 9d, each box or bottle, by Jolinstutt, Apothec a ry, No. ti, Greek.stfeet, S9ho, 1.611i1611, • YELLO.IN 6HARING-CROSS - . D R. vviLl..icti, Lite Ilnysieian . m the Saxin - A in b a siador at the Court of . Greai Britain, and Author of the Oodurtic Eneycicipriedia, Treatise on Regimen, dic. approves _and recommends to the iininediAtt notice of the rUhlic at lyge (and thoic in particular who are going to the West Intlie4, America, or any other part of the World, that May' be, or have been subjett to. l'eatiletittil Disetsr) the ReatetlY sokt at' the Proprietor's Warettotise,, N o . 4, , ChAring•efo:is, London, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. • The most pof.,sitive testimonials itom professional and other. respi l lable persons, may be Seen in pamphlets, to be.had, gratis, at the ‘Varchouse ' ' which not -only prove, in the follest intoner, the-etfici4 of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady the Yellow ' hut also Ili it it is an easy, sate, plc:Li:int, aimi cirtaM Health in a hot climate. . - The above invalusble A rticle is %01,1 in Boxdf:, with' full Diredlions (siniaiiined by Dr. W i t.t. telt), in ease et tat at., tack or any oil of Fevcr, ;ai One Guinea cacti, sufficient toot one l'ersrm fli r t l'welve ' -• 1.011. THE GROWTH OF - • D USSIA OIL lieink r the Vin!}' Article that - hos . . lA.. yet been disvivered fur making .the - flair thick and long, even on , ..toald Eyebrows, &v. and • is of infinite sir vice in proinoting ine growth of flairon Children: Those who've in the habit or bathing ought not to omit. using this Oil , as water we:ikens ; and when 'all 'discoveries for the; Krowth Of. I kir prole a few Bottles Of the Russia Oil itiill.be found to have . the desired. greet : 4'olll in ail CAAC4 prevent the flair from falling off, either • .through age, sickness, or lying-in. and prevent it, - turning Amy to the latest period of life. above Oil is warranted Perfee.tly innocent, ;Ind has a- most plen.iant - price 7s. . per bottle; or a large one,. containing four • small ones, at One Guinea to be' had of Mr. Prince, No. 333, 0 xtord-street, near Argyle.street ; and by his appointment, - - at Mr. Fincht_ii Chins %Vareliouse, No. 5, Iterkeley.sqUare ; Mr. Rohnt:b's, Nevvsmin, No. 1, Royal Exchange ; at Mr. Green'a Itledicine Warehouse, No. 13z, Oxfoki-street ; and. Mr. Shepherd, opposite the Exchange, Bristol, and no where the,. All () ,rtlets from any_part of the Country wi:i be writ fly CiNll3l , , nY • henttilig the leinbcY• N. P. The itiostis tfii will be found infinitely fraviceable Ip rostorine the loss nf.tfairon ilor6e), wino) often troves & g reat disagurettiea tie au*, , IMPERIAL PARLMAIENt HOUSE OF PEERS. 'I 4 ,HIJIIkIA , T, JULY Till Irish Additional Defence Bill went through a Committee of the whole Houle, wlihoOt'obser.. vation or Aitiendmeht, and was afterward* It, . . ported. The Kiliv.arden Fornily Pension Bill was read a third time and passed. Counsel were heard, at 'utie lenkth, relative tq the Scots Appeal, James Arrot , v, ; Tarries Kerr and others. After which the farther hearing was ad. journal till to.mutrow. The Bills upon the Tahlt were forwarded in theii several stages. Among these; the Irish County Peace,' the Trish Malt Duty, and the Hackney. Coach Regulation . Bills, were tespellively read a secOn4 -- time, .and committed for to-morroiv:., 1 " - ' CORN 'out. , . : ' : • ,Earl STAgHOPE (having.moved the Order of ,the Day for the second reading of the Bifl) observed, .. that he had taken an opportunity of stating ,to thrill,. , Lordships, when the Bill was. first read, rh,,:t.h e was a most decided opposer of theprineiple,Of,it, How.: ever their Lirti,liir may differ in opinion . as to the necessity of the measure when it should come to be debated, yet there was one point in which he was persuaded they would all agree, that nu Bill of greater importance liad been submitted in the, course of the present Session to the ,consideration,of Parliament. , The pr,lessed.vbjed of the Bill, or, of the persona who brouglst 10-ward the Bill, was to raipe,the price....,' • of Corn, : That . was in itself a sufficient motive to entitle it.. to very .serious deliberation, and it was that which had induced liim to move that their Lordships shoUld be stimmoned on that clay. He bid 'read many hundred Ails of Pirliament, and one ssts . • • replete, with hlur.cler s and inconsistencies as the • Bill.on the Table, never fell under his observation. ~ '•ShoUldtheirLordships pass this Bill, they .could , not wait until next Session for an, Aft to explain and amend, it; but to avoid the confoo,,ti that' would re. suit from the entiament of it, they must Airing in an Etplanatory Bill, even hel:lre the expiration of the present Session. Did their Lordships ever heat of the legal imp tit of the worOs,.el ceter a r B y this Bill it would appear that it meant bitctiit. 11) the Tables of the relative vslue of the English and-Irish Currency, there was 340 much variation and c0nf0.,.. sion. Sometimes the) were stated to be iii Owl:011e ratio.to each other that 12 was to 13, and not vilfre. , quenllY they were rated at as 9 to so, and as 44 to . r 5. „S9rely all those proportions could' narhe*cor. met, and therefore, to afford an opportunity of rec., ' tifyiog them, and of allowing time to those. persons who would be affeited by the Bill, of petitioning against it, .lie would . move that the second reading he postponed until Monday next. His Lordship's Motion was.agreedto. , , BROQUOEN's NATURALIZATION BILL. , This being a Bill for naturalizing an Infant, The Bishop ofST. ASAell, in a speech of some length, stated the diffe'rent Statutes t h at h a d b e e n ,enacted at various times for regulating the admission ,of Aliens to the privilegei of denizenship, cont. mencing with the 7th Jac. I: From as examination Of these,' the Learned Prelate deduced tivo infer ences ; first, 'that everfperson of the age of tighter/a years and'upWards, 'must give proof that he pratind the principles of the Protestant Religion, the Reli.. gion of the Realm; and'that proof must be, for so it was specifically appointed by Statute, the receivina• cf the Sacrament at the Lord's Supper: secondly,wi ttt tespeet to persons ':infer the age of eighteen, such as the persoo - who was the oltieh of the' Bill on the T a bi&, the Law also required, 'that they ihouldgive 'proof that they had been educated in the principles of the Protestant Chutch, and that proof' wait most usually established by evidence of 'their having re. ceived Coirfirmat;ots. He' had , atteockd the Corn. mince on the Bill, and no proof bad been brought forward that Broquoen had received confirmation ) or - had even been educated in the .. principles of the Religion of theßealm ; and as he had not corn. plied wict the generatrattioe on passing inch he moved that the Report - be received an sitar day three Months. The. LORD cIietNCELL-OR confirMed the legitl effeet of the observations tnc , de by the Learned Pre'. , late, but submitted to their Lorclohips whether it would not be more advisable to defer the considera. d on of the Report for a few days than to throw out the Bill altogether, And put the. ,party to the ex.. pence of preferrit'sg-another Petition in the next Sea. • sion. Their Lordships may easily uh v l ate an y bail consequences that may arise from passing the before the', by introducing a Clause ').make .it operative When the peraon'to be naturalized should have received the Sacrinent, or be Conftritied,: or. give other sufficient proof of his professing Cite the National Church, To afford,hint that oppuriunity, he would recommend that the consider.' titian of it should be postponed a, few ti4s, lot . that purpose he would move that the Report should lay on the, Ordered. INSOLVENT DEBTORS . BILL.. • 109T4 WA.LSINCHAT4 inlayed the second reading of that Bill, which being done, it so d oTirte;l, the Motion of his 'Royal Highness the Durts of CLAssticE, that it be referted to a coininittee of. the whole Howe on Tuesday when theQues. don was put, The Lo RUC!! ANC EL LOR, lea ving ,the Wool. sack, said, that the Bill before their I. , :ti,hips seem. ed to have remained in the 1-lou.e 'without a single friend, Until the Illuattioits Duke h 4 taken it under leis protedion. ivloit of their Lord , hipi s he 'was ; persuaded, were even ignurant that such a 13 4 1 w as before them, and •he thought it axtraurd*thel that