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" 3 'Y - r `t ~, " - 14t4.17:# • : _ ,~,: L'A '112,1 1. ). f,.:.- .1 ~ t:',.+: . .- 1 . - ; : . ',,-,:i:i ',',..,A.,it:1_1%-.4-...,.i7r-i... •,1, ,t • s*t.s:4;4'{ "MUER 57431 • THIRD TIME. , TNEW THEATRE• ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. '.„ O-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 7, 181 I, will be performed it new Mosical,Pritinar in Three kds will - THE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN... With new SeelleS Dresses. and Pecorato4s• Tile Principal Characters tty Mr. C. KLAIBLE, Mr..YOUNG,. Mr. BAR RY MoRE, Master CIJAPNIAN, Met k r 1i.; . F.(4.1t. I . OI\I, Mr. L'.l.ANcliA RD, • • . U.s.ros, Mr. ENIERY, i IVI:ister'DROSE l', Mr. II h LLAM V Mr. CliAl MAN, , Mr.IIAMEIti ON, Mr. KING kiss S. liUo'll-1, Mrs. DICKON'S, Mrs. LIS'I'ON. . • . , A f,; ,; , 1.40 ernicn will be performed 4 for the 37th time) a New I Paillimiiine,called HARLEQUIN AN LY.ASMODEUS ; , O l) ON CRC i•k 1-1 hS. p r The Pattr omil r , elgPl ou , Au , criunde t -,, t h e direetion of Mil. Parley. 'r he I).ifizi:s by M r . Liologna, jun. Tire l'fincipai C har..Ciers Don Cleofets Za.nbullo (atterwards Harlequin), LOG NA, jun. Mr. 110- D oi) Pedro Alvaro (afrer%vards P ttaluon), Mr. MI) RMA N ; ih t old Ducinnt (after Wards Ctwn ) , '.,1 r. CIUip'ALDI i A 1'414410c (afterwards Lover), Mr. KIN (..., • '• • ..smadatta (afterwards Cupid), 'Master CHAP EVIAN ; • • •• Plutus, Mr,. I - 1N f. 3 Ly ; , • The 14:;ri...1 or Interes t , Mr I . it EI3Y ,'' (tL. . • lionitui4e Innkeeper) mr. 130 L 0 Ur 9 A i • ' I,_ , Pa4ipivrello, Master NIO it F. i. L. i i • Nnna Seraplnna (attervvards Columbine), Mrs. PARK L R ; ._ „. SPenarla (with a • Song), Miiii tiO LTON. .• ~ 'lc Ntenes will he •xltibite I ' tl follow ing succession it*Subterraneous Cavern - .- - • c . in te A View ut th • C 1" ' Fiji, ' t 't rum.. rano at Madrid - - D 9. ~ true, the Ali;ll' Stu d } - Grieve. . . 13. : 3'he 1i i ,,, 10. by Ni i mist s y - A c a44 1111) .1 1 . i ii t het _tre at t.a l d r 2: tvitli SPanish 'lull fight Do. aroour - Do. Ithint.irixkiclilenef.:3le4nve,e Isle of-Wigilr : ... : 1 1?)°0*. :arlsb.polt'esstle * * - - - Do. arr Cate. 604111. " ' . " - ll 'an. A .Vieafij..'‘ ar H. `lnPtti" • - - - Cap o n. pan 4 l l tioto 411 over-square, Lo t ; lon - - . ao . chaftil.cros, and Lociglng-house , - - kiollogan. Do toni kol d ‘ 5 Arms and Turnpike oft the licpr- Ltand L,i . . .. b attach at Uclpti. 1 . - . Do. Ihe lin‘kLrer " " - - Whitrt:ore; Illr er's and (;iocatr slur' - - ' . - ii i pid e few ot . Ni (m t 4 i) • . . - D °. .. 9 f ( 'ruCtl) . $ -4() PS " - ~ 11011?g411. ,Vlipid,i 11, 0 ,: r 11 . 1 . l ila . . . • - Whitinore... toPritelt " the 11°Xtst° Ile. 1 - Vi - 13 mio s n D a o t . the • fce, - i n p r . • ~ .ta ken o. r. .ra , ~., ... hour, ' lllL"'Plate, llart.street, horn ~. prtce 3i. HOZdS: 7S. 'Seeu'r I ' • '' • ' trice 23. LewerTtn till 61.'--Pit js. 61. Second 'allery ss. S„ 1 idikr Y 23 . Second-price ts.— upper The Door s w , i 9 ,''t • price 6EI, begin ' H i "'" f} e,, ufiertett at Half past Five, and tliL; PbY c air piabt 41X The 14W 4 • . h oing ' be , usteal drama of 'I lie Knight of Sno*dottn, peatt.l ev:rl,.) 1 1 : 40 3eri . r"llif imiversal applaiise., will be re- 14itiktvvrt,'.vening till further notice. lePe•ito t y eatime of I iartequin and Aw l Will be i„ ir erY Night till she' I wl ..1 it must be ' k Atvn for'sortiofit ' i4t i lint. ' • ". orti 4rwe tn, clue ii ‘ tie, OR account ut the t, rand Dramatic Ilia whioi-wyr be i." 11 winch hit s peer ) IQu i :, hi preparation, . i revived, ' "'".......".... WANTS A SrrtrATloN, AY,OGING PERSoN, !fires LADIES' th, 114.40i4t1 t;ettlss,,,:.l):),bvt ree,silsact(ei tyoa t, i tc • ; o°. ~_ • P .101;(1. ()Filet:AS OP l'ilE ARMY.— MESSMAN. VV 41118 a •SitLOliPn as lOSSMAN, a Pers . cn t 4„ pi ofessionally a Cook ; can give undeniable refer.o inost .egiments, Cook left., • ales. , tr,,,,line nireeled to shag li. Mr. Collins's, Prince 9t Yv.,-, .. holite cundult.treet, liond-stteet, wifl be ‘llll3 .4' acniltd ' . ~ ................, COVEIZNFSS. t 0 LIN I,AuY of rspeEtabi!it wishes t o .A. " 0 z,„„,,,,..v.,,, (~,,,, F. R N ES'S iin a Nobleman or (~M.l,ti:c_.., lith e 174)4, znis.troet One or Two young .Last ‘izliiii...ntt , 11 1 : 4 Y an thing' resp:tltSitg. ,11‘ilerst. t;lia(tt litittlycbeteented stettta-. ttld:ll'Aitt, Viirthat bile I)lS.i.ititlitti Under the. first Nlasters, and ,!.,I,l.ti,taelf tltat slit; rna),., both with respect 'to tempiele yetintll4l.4tl% .),.‘ found ck,npetent to form aiKI instruci i It it i ,V4!iliat.'l)!aY be.entru.sted to her care.. tib*i t i thir t : ill intt:tittoit of the tarnily to retuovi_ Crotty TOWn° i,rl i'141,,,.11(1, Scotland, or elsewhere,' them will be iio lAtters ~.. w and N,,, ' P'ia.Paid,'direded tO .b.s. at ”s, turn -)ll'4' ("I•o4rs ktalborahhill, will tt• dually ptm ten* tu t 1 - GENIt' 1 itAt: St It JUIIN NloollE's COMJNINTA t, I' e't' e r %P. c AA , ' • anilit —.' s' , !Lk 1 ,1 341.4 1 A Li, forming, 4 _reg9lar 7, rY Heti tor the Fieldt litirrocks 3,:c. also aSOI.A Or a Nor Itooth, , ece . anti like Wiser It 'SEA COT tor ort boant Ship t h ri,:be..Qe`ivvitole Peeking in a $Ol-1,14, alite . . al ictw_ed tll ''' tS I 441 S AN b P MORtJAN. yet trunutA4orai, thvehted by . . v 4 i i It.S, No. 16 att.l ti, Vatherine-street, Str4ntott 04(141110st 4111:)ty pr'estime t'he hiik,ir 110nOUN Ol their ta.bt. end e l 4 t tl h t 4 ry se . who an galltintivitve am; die for r-King THEMI Lt. A k b'S c LIRA ps I LIE:. No. 16. ' PUbli .te resp-eillifly infOrtnedB the "IP Ply of titerWarelii.tki:i; for ile nresent Year is i.orn.• t4t..; iii the Narious Aiticies f FA MI EY EN.E NS 1)1::7 il';'),KkTlVli FURNITIf-iteELEGANTNIAIt3EI4.ES ITLYL_E:I2. S., St.u. and the most t.''uriout .and F..iisiiiirinli),lbulsei.ilAk:i co'iti,Qattrlls)itisse:. Idia, arid other Shawls ; ! 4'Bl Mt:4lll'6'r 'tut° t New arid Unique printed •Cambrics prit4llwt,hh'..A:r,rieje tuirchased bY'the Piece, 'or Dern), obtained at M lktt I rice ' th:titOteteriptives are ready to be delivered at the Wikrehuuses'— , chants supplied. ~ " ' ' it''(4 ansiteziairs:svi t ti e f in eir'inw t l i i w ir il I finduitileie irli'dettyast;enttaocte. the ./Kirchase of 4rtieleffla fotr illietliviiilutel us- n o ' r ' large Establish, 41e llts on desirable tely's. - .....,, , - THOSE who suffer Nervousirtitation from weak_ finesa ot: Ssiinach, obstruded lilies itt.d Ll4(l,9geut"' ist l . I ' l reie in SPI iStiL'ltY's I' AT EN l' AN I I SC. Z-, No Ilvt:t ~ I 0 ) 1. t( ) l' , w hich eiltioy all the propertkes pt i c- t t o t4e 3,111_4_1,r- its' /rritThilizy ; t hey also consult the lie.,lsle of, Spirit il.F.'ni .hy.pronviiiiig te Appetite, and All increase ...t t ,,,, _ a iiii, the e,dili oves• tn deep.seated ikbscessc.st I,,cre 4 Lure could si:arcely he contemplate*, so healihy a 0.,t 4 Ige 11:4t been produced, as to excite the best hopes of site, 4c„;l;4l4l"lYtipli,• Serpi-414)0os, Gouty, Rheumatic, and w t , t. F ( pptaints, its re putation is establio,ed• . ~ lottc,,. "1418 Orders attended to, at the Dispel:Lay, ), .1„.,4A4re, London. he Ktiktifie Medicine has th Cover lt liuty printed 4 k blb nmei r ent „ .--.... Ink Stdrup, and-the words 4. Ity the KinK's Pa ‘,„,,Lexpre the bottle, bill quart itircetion, and outside %•1." sw o on 4 t S, Soho.square, in SUnall bottles ot hire°ll4l! tnittitii los anti larger tl. aa. Compaumi av,..A( Ys: - ' . . . .. - . , ~;,`"; - • 411 .' . .., 4 . .. ,, st, , ;z._--- , ~,,,, ~._. . , -- - - `2M . , y 4, t o :. 7. ke,- ' 4 4` )4,1,..,3, 1 Tir,.. - -wp „ Zili k ,;* .V.T.-*" 7 -r.. - ., , , , . . *4 t 4 , „4„ ' -- . . . ' 0 ,i 'i-1:::.k.'..,t 1 ,?7,4431.1tx**4-- „ . , .tirtii?" 4 .4r 207,1 ; (11 ( k-, t t .~,. Ifr:EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1811. KNOTTINGLEY, new PONTEFRACT, YORK- - SHIRE. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. NOTICE is hereby "given, that the PARTNER IN SHIP hitherto carried on by THOMAS sHILLITo, jun. and TAMES TUP MAN, as Rope Manufacturers, was on the 3r st day_of December, 18 to, by. mutual consent; dis solved, and that the said ManufaCtory is now carried on by Thomas Shillito, jun. and Samuel Atkinson. The said Thomas Shiliito,Jun and lames Tupman, beg leave to return their grateful Thanks to their Friends and the Public for , the many favours conterred upon them during -their Copartnership,- and to solicit a continuance thereof to the said Thomas Shillito, jun. and Samuel Atkinson. THOMAS SHILLITO, jult. LAMES TUPMAN. Knottingley, Dec. 31, !Bro.' EYTON, of No. 2,•Cornhill,..pear the Mansion house, and ,8, Coventry-street,. Haymarket, wishes to impress upon the minds of his (Friends the rjth of FE. BitUARX. If they pgrehase not previouS to tins period, it will be out of their. power toobtain ialy of the Capital Prizes shared - at the above °Like. Eyton wishes the Public to notice this facet, that there is no Individual in exasteitco who his paid the Public so many Capital Prizes•in the last Four`Ntears as himself . , his Cus tomers having received nearly Haifa Million of Money dur. hug .that period in Capitals onl y . , The.present Scheme has its ParticulaF Advantages, boast ing ['WU-lour. Capi Four of. zo,oool. ,k) rize less than iol. and all orawn in t,,Yebay, February s 5. FOR.TY.F(III2 CAPITAL PRIZES. FOUR. OF TIV ENTY THOUSAND 'POUNDS, And no Prize leis than Twenty Pounds. All to be Drawn in . ONE DA Y. , HORNSBY and Co. StOck-Brokers; beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the '''FATE LOTTERY will begin and ,finish on the tsth of t:isMonth. Tickets and Shares are considerably cheaper than for many Letrerks . past. The Novelty of the Scheme is approved of, and . the itemsnd excessive, whichthas caused a rise in Price, and must continue ; as such, Hornsby and Co. hope their Frtendsw•ill' .b.dY quidtly. ThIRTY-EIGHT SHARED-CAPITAL. PRIZES .. Were soldlrj 110u.A4 and Co in the. lint State Lottery. Alio, io the last Two - Years, - - ' rive of . 2001001. Three of io,nool. Two of s,cool, , . „ N0:4;469 -- .4, 20,-.•.00 t i No. 133 . ,Cto,ooo 2,616 - . 2°,409 - 2,279 ~ 7 . 19,0.0 • • 15,544 .. - z0,c.:00 ' 8,113 L . . id,coo .. j 0,294 -,- ~ ao,oga . 3,716 . - - sOOO 1 9 , 544 - - 20.0e0 t 9 ,s7o - - 5,000 Besides lino of 4,o:.;o-1. Three of 20ool: Six of 1,6001. and 'fen of Spot. 26, etoRNHILL . ; dAd'ST. MARGARET'S HILL, HO- _.. GH. MONEY. I.°I3LEMEIN, Gentlemen, iscF".., are:raft eaftilly tormeti they Islay be supplied • with , MurFy to any itintiout,'Ou TermS'Otptid to'Nlortgage, secured • upon Fret • hold, Copyhold, Leasholci Land or.)-iouses,_ Wiley in the FitudS, kl.trriage Settkinehts i Widows' lontturet, CiergY. amt's Livings, or :my. ocher kkroperty.. Persoos of respecta bility may be supplied on that Personal Security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal-acconninodatiori, without. delay. Application frinn'PtVelve till Two ;.•or •Lefters !post . paid) :Alressed to Messrs, Wills and Co.• 49, South -omit, Berke ley-square. ' ' This Day i was . publish4d, In Otte Volume, Delay°, illustrated with eight Views, price 12S. boards, or hot.pressed, with tirstirnprestions of the Plates, price iss. Al'01.:11 An quest of GENEALOGY through several Parts ot ,W A L csilllitEtpod WI urs iti Rf; in a Series of . Letters to a in Dub lin vinterspersed with It Descriptiort•of Stet rhead and. Ston ehenge ; together with various Anecdotes, of Living Cliarac tetl; anti curioos FragirtentS trom a M. COlicdloit'ascriumt to Shakspeare, fly A 11A it !MITI' tit . Published by..b her wood , Neely, apd loos * . Pitternoster ro vv. This Day was published, In One. 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Private Libraries. BY 'AMES VV.LT.TiR MALCOI.M, Printed for , Ltingfeiali, urst, Rees, Orme, anti , Brown, Paternoster-tow, • . Of wilom,rpay be, had, by the same Author, Anecdotes of the Manners and CuStomS of London, dui,ing the Eighteenth Century, 2 vols. Svo, tine, 11. tos and on ate, fine, 2i. as boards. • . a, iiistory of London, Iroal Parochial Records, &c. four vols. 4to: 71. 75. butir,l,. : , . ~A .C.I.OkTAIN IIIsORDLK. . ... DR: FRII.LMAN'S GtIrTA. SA LLJTARIS. "I"HE value of this ir.(4llllAn Me.licini. has been , I so long proved, thar nothing of the present day can bear Lcompetition.w ith•at,, hi Al the iiiiijrent stiges of a „certain. Disease, which it etlectual t ly,CUNi, and eradicates from the habit, without ex, lung tiie paint al feelings' and ea.- postire that'attends Salivation,. withodt.dehilltatingi t iVe Con.. -atitution in any degree, .or e.vert., requiring .dontisichient,from: _business, or restriction of diet. Ttie radical. virtues of rhese inestunable Drops have proved their claim to public a'pora.' ' 'hation, for more thad thirty years.- In all the dehjlity or bath ..'Sexes they. prove a never-railing Restorative; whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by itpOt pleasures, or theettets of a warin.cllmate, To Pravellers, •'-and 'those going abroad, iliey.•earitiot ' be 'ticortirnended too . strongly, as they will -receive a safe, ,petty, and .eomplete . Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that ' atkces theßladder and 'Organs of Urine. lly its ethcacy , many Women haie hecorne :Mothers, who tier may years had been deprived of that itapnioess. •-- 7 . i Sold, wholesale and I'o4o, at. Mr. Butter's, No. 4, Chew. . side, corner of PiiternOster-row ; Belam and Sharp, Potts ' mouth; Weston, Mallory, !taws, and Album, Portsea ; Cargil, Smith, Scott, .and iVLinderstone, Ldinburgli.; Peck_ antl,Ross, Rull Vilos.land and Heydon, Plymouth ; Kooti and Lloyd, Birmingham ; hit huge and Lat Wino!, I.ivorpoo'. St:tines and Lynch, Maot:ll,:,ir ;- Trewittan,l.xet;..r; Pax ter, Glasgtlw; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in Bottles as. gd. each, with ample dtreaations. ... -•' . . • GENIHNE,A4hDICINIIb.. NEWI3ERY ttott; SONS, No. 45, Paul's • Church-yard, Lo, No., 29, liiiiio-streor, Difblin, PrOprigtors o( t)r. lame' s Powder, :ril , l,ort;er valuable Preparelions, Unarm' tire 'Public, tire leconse quence of the New Ditties, the price of that .Nledielite is as. 9A, per Packet, oril. ss, 6d.. per,, Dozen, or a Dozen in a bottle, tl. 45. as made up.tOr the Army And Navy,; but" obserie that the Words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are:engraged in the Stamps. 1 ite following are ,the i',riees of their Medicines,. duties included ,• but those who, purchase six, or more, will be allr?wed the Stamps gratis. ei . s. d. Dr. latnes'E.,,Ppwiler 2 9 Dalby's Carminative. 1: 9 Analcpm.l'ills 4 6 Strong Tioct. of Bark 4 o Ditto Antibilious Pith 2 9 Iluxham's ditto 3 „„ Chalybeate4 English CoMe 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeidoe 2, 9 Essence of Ginger- - 2 g Do. Convulsion - a 6 I nglisti's Scots Pills I 13, CantomileDrops t 9 Cheltenham Salts 9 tiisencootColtsfout 30 I pecactiantraLozenges 1 : . Ir. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's I'e4 2_9 The Cephalic Snuil - I ti Henry's M ignesia . 2 6 Lozenges of iSlois - Maredant's ra t op b 's 6 Glass's m agnesi a . 3 Spilsbury's ditto . 5 6 Leo's Liniment . s o Grant's Cough ditto t 6 Asthmatic llalsam - 2 g Greendugh's Tinctures i I Tonic Pills •.; 2 9 Ditto l'olu Lozenges Dr. Ilooper's Pills .:- Soothing Syrup - 9 . Ample allowance to Merchants, fee. for iivoitistion. [PRICE SIXPENC lIAL F PEN NV h IMPERIAL P.AIiLIAMILVI, HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, FRB, 5. It was nearly five o'clock hef re the LOED CHAN CELLOR took his - seaton the Woolsack, and imMe diately after prams - , while the strangers were yet excluded, a message; we understand, wag'recejved from the,Commons; delivered by Mr. Lushit4toti, and other Members, reqiicsting' a Conference their Lordships, touching the - -aubjett of the ►ate conference, 'Which request was "Oclefea to • complied with,--Soon after the adnilisian orstrati , gers, Mr..QUARNIE, aaleg Usher of the Black Rod, appeared at the Bar, ,and -informed their Lordships that the Commons were waiting for the conference in the Painted Chamber. Accordingly, a dentin. tion was appointed to managethe cpnierence on the 'part of their Lordships,' consisting of tlie ti.elow 7 ing PeerS, viz.—the Lord Pre.sideilt, the Lord P ivy Seal, 'the Ldrd Steward, the East of Li, ereeol, Earl Graham, (Duke of nit - grog!) the Bi:shop. bnry, LOrd Wellesley, (the 21 ireois) end lords and . Keeyon. Their Lordships !few went forth. On the return of the Depntation, the Lord Pre. sident reported to the House, that the 'conference, bad been held with the Commons, when the Mae nagers oti the 'part of that House, coMmunie r ated the concurrence in the's Lordships' Resoletiuns, 'Comintitildated of lalt conidenee. 'he Earl of Ltillt . PUOL moved tit-tt the.. Etta of Itosse do have leave to attend e ,Cotot»itiee of the House of Commons, it his 'Lordship snall.so think fit. • ' ,Tbis was subsequently ordered b y the- House, his Lordship, we understand, having signified his wil lingness so to do.. . • The House then; on the moti , ,in of the LORI) CH A NCELLOR , adjourned during pleasure, to atlord the-'l;ordaCiitriirtissioners an opportunuy of robin g ; Ili a few minutes the House resented, when the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord' Chancellor, the Lord President (Eatl Camden), the Lord Privy Seal (Earl of Westmoreland), and the Master—at the Horse Wake of Montrose), took their seats on the Woolsack, as hiS Majesty's Commissioners, in their roatis of State. 'Stich of the oilier Peers Are s eft, as-were named in the COMMiSSiO ‘ !I, also wore their - robes. ' . - Nur, NT OE Tt-tll E.( The Lord tHANCRI.I...:)it communicated the eotn. [minds of The Louis Commissioners to Mr. Qttai'iii6„, Atting Usher of the Black' Rod, to order the attend ance of the Cot/Alain. - io hear the Royal Allent by 'colnniiss* b; the Itegeney . , Mr. Qum( ma, atter Lids nig, made, his eaheis. lool , repaired to the House of C oinf o l oni, Shortly a'g'ree, the SPEAKER w... 111 1 a numerous at tendance of Members were intiodated to the Vl hen the Lord Chancellor; as organ, of the Coln snissioners, addressed ilto assembq nearly as fol. -lows;— . I. "MY LORDS AND OENfLEMEN • • ~ " Forasmuch as his Majesty cannot bT personally 'present iiere thii'day . e a o=oollloo hafobeen istined under tho,,Grear Seal, authoristng Use-entt other .Lords mentioned, (or any, fltre,„or,tuore of then t) in the' fort-tier Com mission,. isSned under the Great -Seal, for . opening and' holding' This Parliament, to declare and notify. to you i ,ithe Lords Spiritual add yarliament ,essetubled, his Mejes.y4 ,Royal Assent ,te,a Bill which has been agreed upon 'by both Houses of Parliament, and , which Cum missiori you shall now hear read." The Coomisiatiwa4 tlketa re3rl by the Clerk. 'lt appeared couched in the usual, form for signifying his Majesty's Royal Assent to the Bills which have passed 'both lions/se and specially appointed- 'bet follw.ving,l4ooA: viz. Charles Lord Xrclibishop of Canterbury; John Lord Eldon,'Lord High Chancellor; John Jetferies, Earl Camden; John, Earl of Westmoreland; James, I)pke of Montrosee Heneage, 4iirl of Ayielford ; Henry, Lord Bathurst; Itt,t?ert Banks, Earl „I' Livei pool ; Willard, Lord Wellesley ;- Henry, LO I A Mulgrave; and ,Bciward, Cali ElleittioroUgh. Or ens, three csr mote of them / to declare and notify the Royal Assent to a Bill itoituled, . Aet to provide for tilt. x)'.‘tlin;Liisfraiion of " the Royal 'Authority, and for he Care of hts 11 i jesty's. Royel Person, ,during the - continnante - of h i s Maj c s9i's and.tor the resoteption, of the exercise of the Royal Audio - rill , ov \1 • s ; - " Concluding -.with the usual e6nAsand, that the same,sltall' be taken . , and censidered as law to all intents and purposes, anti put tutu due e.Y. , ..eutiou ,accordingly. - The Cornthission being reyl, the LORD CHANCE - Lon again-addressed the Assembly " MY LORDS AND GENTLPMEki, Acting under _the authsatity and by virtme.of the Comtnission under the Great Seal, already ,tuel:. tinned and now read' we do declare 'and notify to you, the Lords Spiritual and-Teniptiraland Colo tr.ons,' in.. Parliament assembled, that his NLijeliv has given his Royal Assent to the said At we', tioned in the COttlftliSNiOD mid the Clerks are required to -pass the same . in the 'usual form end words." l'he Reading Clerk then read the title, of the Re. 4ency Bill, as libove specified, in the Commiss:on ; and Mr; Coorsa, the' Principal ;Clerk' . 01 the announced the Royal. Assent to the same in the accnstoined _words iu .I.inguage l —Le i le ' f ru! • The Commons then t ithdrew to their own House, and some judicial and private business being dispostAt 0 1, thou - 4urdships ad.iouro4d.