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" The Rose of Aber deen," by Mrs. Bland. • . An OCCASIONAL AbDRESS by Mr. LACEY. • To which will be added, NO SONG NO SUPPER. . • Tickets lo be had of Mr, Lacey, at No. r 2, Little St. Mar tin's-lane; Mrs. Kinnaird, No. oppositebor of Mr. r osbrook, at the Box. Of fice, the Theatre. • ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET -PLACE. HE EXHIBITION WILL CLOSE ON SA o'ClockT T UR DAY NEXT the 16th o f tune,- at Seven * TOHN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec. f.,niblehArtists, &c. are desired to send for their several Pei ""Les, on 'cuesdaY the 49th or Wednesday the aotif. Adn'itt lict 4) tll': St-II LL ING —Catalogues Sixpence. '----- A L 1:12-----k.1E. Us E stablished 1 .( 1 ) s h F e d N LT EALTH Piir7 tpt,i.ju.ported; Modeml l. B ‘ o V 4 - FASHIONS, Taste s i i p . s tudied :lay in. Dress: -I4nlatily considered,. - jibra Ge i n iy ius• encouraged, ._ . i 5( , New F rewarded, Elegancelnventiinonis)raesnds ashinns exhibited, to Subscribers, every guar_ ter , Iniprovernents in dress Monthly suited to the seasons o 'He year. Noble in and 6 entlemen' will find ibis Museum . "!:ifortliy their atts i ----1 ," - Jol Ladies of Quality and Fashion will PO their diterest .ny supportm this very laudable undertak 111g, and the Public wii I - b, after appear by a small Publication. This Fund of Knew- universally benefited,'as will. here edge and F.xpelielice Will b e al eqnstant Gukre ,to Master Tailgrs Habit_lbaker, St• - kers Fancy Drtss-tnalcer . s, ami Milliners ; it is t he ' refo ‘ r ' e Y- e m x; client thai such Artists in ~._:1 rt,isl 5, wno desire to possess a diath e ond in this Cabinet, to send eir names imrne ''.- I Gentle mate y tot eJe rnen, and Ladies who see the propriety ot such illl h - cretary. S.uZih Noblemen, establishment, will be first stioplied with every new Fashion, bY sending their Names and Place; of abode, post-paid, di- . Tetled to Systematizer, N london. ' No o. 2, akville-'stre,.'t, Piccadilly, .. sent personal application will ineetattention for the ply- N ‘ . B. Tne -.St!inmer Faspions I ,in h e. completed in this pre,etic Month, Iticl the exae..l rim e -,._,, • the Public Papers. , v in ..n Ai TS A SITUATION, in a W N. ---------- Nobleman's entire cu p e a• or Large l,entl . • • - 'vino can take the eman s Family, one Children, by and management of Two or Three way 01; t ' rid GOVERNESS, or as Head i%lutse - i- r e lieCtlY used to the Care of Children of all Ages. Any Litly wishing for a Perso n o f that descriptiol.6 may de. peed lon2 goon Cliaracler and_a c - ar . etul Woman'. r e , -4, at No. 71, Guildtord.-street, - Queen's square. for A. S. -- •. __ ------ A NEW DISCOVERY. pVase Elegance, and Durability combined. . POOLE respectfully at:gild:ll:s the Nobility, "a Gentry, and Public, that, hy great study and appl 1 1 ,. ( IP he has discovered a new mode of makiniz B O OTS and ~rtOES, the Leather of which is prepared by a Process °wn only to himself; which assists in keeping their shape, ~aNrOtt trial, they will oe found tar superior to all others. He es those Gentlemen who may honour him with their ~--(mrniawis, t h at strict attention will be paid. All ()priers necuted without delay at the Great Boat, No. 4, Mary-le sione-street, la a line from Coventry -street to Bolid-stteet. --_______ To LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERS. TO BE bISPOs E1.)..,01,, and Entered upon. immediately, iix IN Excellent HOUSI?. and SHOP, It. tII situated ,X. in. tilt.. Market Place of a good Town in the County of Lincoln, where an extensive RETA I L,• R ADE, in the above Business, has been carried on for several years. The Shop is large, and fitted up in a neat manner, with handsome Windows, and over it is a large Room, which is used as a - Woollen Warehouse. Tbe ' Dwelling-HouSe consists of a neat g_ repo Kitchen, &c. on the Ground floor, with four Chambers and five Garrets; and in the Yard is a Ware , house and other conveniences. The c o ndition, to be taken at a Naluation.Stock, whi c h i s in good - For further particulars, address a Letter (post-paid) to Air. t. Po t-Offi Boston.' . .....,.........2____2.:l_:EL__ ----................ -"••••••MIP'..-"r-•...+..••.....••• LRIGHrON, SUSSEX. Genteel F urn i ture, Modern Plate, Bed and Table Linen, i large Stock of curious Old Red Port, -Claret, Eiist I n di a . • Xlacieira, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Wssrs, GIBBONS and JACKSON, On the Prern:ses, Dorset Gardena, Brighton, Sussex, on :Mnday tune tB, 1804, anti following Day, at Eleven " 21 ock, bY order of the Assignees of Mr. Michael Ric old , Wine Merchant, a Bankrupt, ' • ITHE N" at , 40d Genteel. HOUSEHOLD FUR- A, NI TUR E, Plate, China, Linen, 2:73 Dozen of fine flavoured Red Port, two Year s in Bottle, t 8 .Dozen of Claret, lo Dozen of F.aselndia Madeira, 20 Dozen of Lisbon, and zo Dozen of Carcavellos, comprizing, handsome 4-Post Bed steads, with Chintz Cotton and Ditnity Furniture. Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, a general assortment of well -made .Cabinet Furniture, in Wardrobe Chests of Drawers, Dining, , Card, and Pembroke Tables, Pier Glasses, Mirrors, a Wind bp .Range, a Copper, Miaany Courtin ' Mirrors, Desk, and Ititchen Requisites. - • To be viewed- Saturday preceding the .Sale, and Wines !tasted, when Catalogues may be had at the Place of Sale, at e White Hart, Lewes ; and of Messrs. Gibbons and lack son, No. 3, BucklersburY, Cheapside, London. , , , • TkoTTEAtt'sLuTiow TO THE PUBLIC. RIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASIA. w . TIC TOOTH -PO WDER. TIC severai. Coinpostmins, both in rovvn and Country, have been vended, to the. gr eat detriment of those whc, use them, Mrs.. Trotter feels it her duty to caution the public to be particular of whom theY purchase the above Article. which they may rely 'on getting genuine at her Warehouse, or from those whose Names are . inserted in her Advertisements For above these twenty years it having been held in the highest estimation by descripti every on of people, precludes all patiegyrie• . 1} Those who have riot tried this excellent Dentifrice, wi tn r t . ;ila single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its effi . 1!. run Y and virtues; its ' e xcellencies be:ng acknowledged by zhc., t reipeCiable Nledical Authorities, used by many, teethrecomended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the o , The the - breath, possesses no acid that can c‘licirro(ie the enamel, put.s a - beautiful _polish on the Teeth, it s is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency oft. ttengthens the .ten -)- L • -, • ' . I gums eradicates the scurvy (which se r -_ ,1 loves t h e nestrUttlOn t of a whole set of Teeth), pre trovetronive,, sound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth to cornino. worse, fastens 'those which are loose, and. s ethe 114) )3 , means of preventing then being drawn. 4t What ha •i en tranc ed it in the estimation of those Ladies a nci c , n •it who have been in the habit of using it, is, that lst prevents' the return of th ..l Toot 11 -.A.ch. . %villa which, \vii.ort. that period, they had been violently afflitted. Like_ the a TIN CT UR E, which possesses the power pf easing , rilost violent Tooth-AchPowder 2 s . 9d , a box, and -.Tourc, ditto. Brus:ies Is. each. t e'r)l, wholesale and ret4ll, by the Proprietor, No. 3, ottart-build•ngs, Strand ; and, by appointment, at most -;4•A, "e.Wholesule Perfumers in London, and out of ['own, as, 4sonmons, Portsmouth, and Belau', ditto ; Mr. Rich .siv.l34noUth ; .I‘lrs. Sheareliff and Prosser, Bristol ; I\l4.);t' In, Bath ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; Cove, s_„?lgltatn; Mr. Polrett, Colchester ; Butlu, Oxford.ite old also in every capital Town throughout 'England. 0 Please to ask . for 'frottez—her Name 'Vritteii on the Stal4pl,. TUE6i) .11 This Day were published, Elegantly printed hi a Pocket Volu me , P r i ce ss . L EwEspQ N .HILL, considerably enlar ~ e d : . With other Poems. By the Rev. WILLTANICROWE, Of New College, LL.B. Public Orator of the University of Oxford. The Third Edition. Printed for T. Cadell. and W. Dailies, Strand; and T. Cooke,. at Oxford., ANSWER to LORD ARCHIBALD HAMILTON. In the Press, and speedily will be published, A REPLY to LORD ARCHIBALD HAMIL- L i TON's THOUGHTS on the FORMATION of the LATE and PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS. London: Printed for 1. Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly. Where may be had, Thoughts on the Presait Slate of Ire land, price 25. MAHRATTA WAR. By Authority of the Marquis of Wellesley, This Day Was published, In One Volume, - Quarto, price 155.. or in Odavo,"price r3s. with all_ 0; Plans, &c. complete, including th at o f r h o Battle of DEIHI ; . 1 1 '1 0 TES relative to th e l ate T r an sa ai ons i n t h e N Maliratta EMpire. Printed for John Stockdale; No. 18r, Piccadilly. Of wlipm may be had, in 4t0 ., w i t h a M ap, br i t 7i. i n boards, Journal of a Route to tslagpore, by the , tack,.l3uriowolber, arid the Sourtiern - Buniaree 4,y Daniel Robinson Leckie,: Esq. --- - JUNE 12,, 1804. ADMIRiILTY-OFFICE, •• 23d May; rso4. 'Sic THE REAS several LIEUTENANTS of His V. illa jesty's Fleet, who arc not employed, havc,omitted to and to this Office the Places of their Residence; it is the direcTion :.6e Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that such Lieute na,sts as come within Ike above description, do-forthwith trans mit lo this Office their respeEliVe Addresses ; of them as are incapable of service, either from age or bodily infirmity, 'do at the same time, in the latter case, transmit a Cirtlficatt from a Surgeon, of such inability, that their LOrdrhips may judge hew far it inqyhr pr , ,per to call upon them for service. WAIL MARSDEN. OFFICE 'OF ORDNANCE, May 22, 004 Ti FIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -1 jESTY!‘, ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals ic.4111? ! r eceived at their Office in St. Margaret's-street, Wegntin.,ter, on or befoe Tburslay,the t4th day of rune next, porn such Pe,-sons ar may be willing to undertake th e S u ppl y of COPPERSMITHS' .ARTICI-Eq; 2epn Conira47, for the Ser vice of this Department., Further particular s , together with th e T erms and Conditions of the Contrat - i, may be known upol ,opplication at the Secretary's Office, in S't. MargirePs—street, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cl,ck, v....here,the Proposals io be delivered, sealed, up and marixd on the Outside, 4‘ Proposals for rho Supply of Cciversrnitils' Articles," bra no Proposal can be admitted after the sold u:h day of :lupe. - • • ' OrL4 rof the Board, • R. 11. Cr. EIP; Seeretay NEW VOLUNTEER ACT AND LIST. ThiS Day was published, price 3s. A 'AST of ' the VOLUNTEER anc YU)- . MANY CORPS of Great Britain and Ireland, to gether with several Papers relating. to the Volitotsel;'Systein ; and a copious Abstrad of the Volunteer ACl, , just passed. --- Printed for John Stockdale, No. [St, Of whom..may be had, in One Vol. Quarto, price rl. • A Systematic View of the ForM at i on, Discipline, and - Economy of Armies. By Robert Jackson, -Esq. This Day was published, In Bvo. illustrated by Eleven Engravingi, Price Lis. board The 'First Volume of . • _A.SYSTEM of MINERALOGY compre. Bending Orytiognosie, Geogr,osie, Minzralogical Geo graphy, Chemical Mineralogy, and Economical Mineralogy. by ROBERT jAMESON, Regius Professor of Natural History, Kee...kr of the Museum in the Uriiversity of Edinbarg o ,•F e ll ow o f the Royal and Antiquarian Societies of Edinburgh,of the I.iiinan Society of Lonnon. Honorary 'll:ernhr cat the Royzl Irish Academy, and the Societks or jena,..&c. • Printed for . bangmAn anj Kees No.• 39, Paternostzr-row ; and A. Constab:e;ithi Co. Edinburgh. Of whom mw he had, Vitely published, Element;, of Ma t,,rl•l Nlediea and Pharmacy. By John Murray, on f s tr% Nlateria [Viatica, and'Pharmacr. In 2 vols. Svo. price 14s. boardS. This Day were published, In One Vol. Odtavo, price 7s. 6d. in boards, - " S ERMONS Delivered to the Cangregitiom of Protestant Dissenters at Call- Lane Chapel, Leeds. By JOSEPH bOWDEN. Printed for the Author ; and sold by Longman and Rees; No. 39, Paternoster-row. • Of whom may be had, lately•published, Zollikofer's Ser mons on the Dignity of N:an, from thLtGeritian. By the Rev. Wm. Teoke, F.R.S. in two large vols. Bvo. prite 11. is. in boards. This Day was published, In Quarto, Price tl. r6s-. in boaids, The Second Edition of A N ESSAY on NAVAL TACTICS, Systema., tical and Historical, With Sixty-three Explanatory Plates, in Four Parts. By JOHN CLARK, Esq. of Eldin. Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ; .and A. Constable mid Co. Edinburgh. 'ln the Press, and in a few Days will be published, The Elements and Pradice of Navigation, by Andrew Mackay, LL.D. F. R. S. In one large vol. Svo. With illustrative Plates. This Day was published, In Two Vols. Post Oclay°, Price tzs. in boards, A COURSE . of LECTURES,, lately delivered -C - 1. in the Parish Church of Wakefield, on that part of the Liturgy of the Church of •England contained in the Morning Prayer. - By THOMAS ROGERS, M. A. • Master Qf the Grammar School, Afternooa Ledurer of St. John's, and Sunday Evening Leaurer ot the Parish Church in Wakefield. Printed for Longman and Rees, and T. Hurst, Paternos ter-row; and sold by J. Hurst, and Wood'and Son, • Wake field. ThisDiy was published, In One Volume Royal Svo..beautifully.printed by Ballantyne, Price 21. zs. boards, QIR TRISTREM ; a Metrical Romance, of the 1.3 Thirteenth Century. By Thomas of Ercildoune ; called, The Rhymer._ _ _ _ - Edited from the Auchinleck Dy WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Advocate. *** O this very curious Work only One Hundred and Fifty Copies are printed. Edinburgh : Printed for Archd. Constable and Co. Edin burgh ; and I'. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster row. . _ Of whom mny be had, t. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border; consisting of Historical and. Romantic Ballads, coilecied in the Southern Counties of Scotland, with a few of modern date, founded on local traditiOn. With an Introduction and Notes, by' the .Editor, Walter. Scott, Esq. Advocate; 3 vols. Bvo. price is. 6d. The Third Voluble may be had separate, price ros. 6d. s. The Complaynt of Scotland (written in 1548), with a Preliminary Dissertation and Glossary . . By J . Leyden ; one very large vol ?iv°. price rl. ss. boards. Only 150 Copies printed, of which a few are on large paper ; price al. as. boards. 3. Scottish Poems of the Sixteenth Century, with Bio. graphical Notices ; z vols. izmo. izs. boards. 4. Fragments of Scottish History, containing Desultory Reflesclions or, -the Stat e o f Ancient Scotland, the - Diary of Itobert 13irrel, Burgess of EdinbUrgh, &c. 4to. 11. is. boards. S. A Chronicle of Scottish l'oetry, from the Thirteenth Century to the Union of the Crowns; with Notes. To which is added, a Glossary, intended to serve as a Ditlionary of the Ancient Language of Scotland. By fames Sibbald ; 4 vols. crown Svo. 11..}5. boards. 6. Trans relative to the History and Antiquities of Scot. land. By Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes ; one vol. 4to. 11. is. 1141 f-bound. This Day was published, In Four Volumes, 121/10. Price 13s. in boards, A ÜBREY ; a Novel. By R. C. DALLAS, X. Esq. Author of " Percival," &c. Printed tot Looginan and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, 1. The History of the Maroons, from their Origin to the Establishment of their Chief Tribe at Sierra Leone ; includ in4-the Expedition to Cuba, for the purpose of: procuring Spanish Chasseurs ; and the State of the Island of Jamaica £,r the last ten years; with a Suceina History of the Island previous to that period. Embellished with beautiful' En grivingS and Maps. In z vols. Bvo. price 11. is'. in boards. -z. Percival ; or, Nature VindL:ated. A Novel. The Se cond it 4 larbe Pals. izmo. price as. boards. . 1 ' OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, 4 , 11.1 D. 22, iBo4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA.. yRs-TY's. pRDN ANC le, 4. hereby give Itirtice, That Propoials 2ai,l be ren:ive.l at theli Offil'e, in St. Margatet'e-street, Westmi 7 ster, on or belle(' Thartday tle 21st Day of yene next, from such Peru's at may be Iwilliqg to purchase a considerable q7a,ttity of CYLINDER TAR, produced front the Charring of CiJarcoal-w;od, at the R , .?val Powder Mills at Faversham. Further Particulars, tozether - with the Terpti and Conditions of the Coutraei 4 may be .kr::: , 7l upon application to the Ordoancc- O e licer.f at Pavel sham, where the Thr may be viewed, ald also at the Seeretevy's Of ix St. Margaretts-street, any ( day he-• tween the bourt of Tee and Four a'Clock, , where the' Proposals . are to be deliVered, sealed, and marked on the outside, " Pro posals for the Ptirchase of Cylinder Tar at Favershatn ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said zest Day of June. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. EAST INDIA LIOLISE, • Bray 9, 1804. TH" co U of DIRECTOR'S of the UNITED • CO MP,4N rof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading t 5 the P. 74. I . Indies do bir t iy give Notice, That a..Quartery,G,;neral Court `of the ;lid Company will be held at their douse in Leadenhall- rtrret, • on Wednesday the loth of June next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, jot the propose of declaring a Diiiidend from Christ ntr last to Midsummer next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, 4'ec. T4is Day Was publislOct, • URRAY HOUSE ; " A Plain. Unvarnished IVA Tale." Itt Three Volumes, Price rss. in boards. B3' Mrs., PARSONS, Author of:Errors .of Education, Mysterious Warning, the. Peasant of Ardenne -Forest, the Valley of St. Gothard, the Miser and his Family, the MysteriouS Visit, &c. &c. " Gorid judges are as rare as good authors, and 'tis as diffi cult to find judgment in one„;rs genius in the other • there fore, in weighing th e .r ncr i t o f any performagee, let liberality turn the balance in favour of the good intention." Ilrenfford Printed by and for P. Norbury ; and sold by Hurst, No. 32. Paternoster -rite; Carpenter and C o . Old Bond -street; eerie, Albemarle-street ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Didciier and Tibbett, • St. laines's-street, London ; also by W. Ansel!, Richmond, Surrey. Just published, to be had as above, The Watch Tower; or, The Sons of Utthona, in $ vols. price ml. ss. in boards. By T. Horsley Curties, Author of .Ethelwina, Ancient . Records, &c. • Also, A' Modern Incid en t i n D omest i c Lir e, 2 vols. BV Mrs. elly, Author of Madeline, Eva, Baron's Daughter, &c. INSANITY. F the Sanaion of more t h an F orty Y ears '' o f suc. I •cessful Praaice, - particularlyin Manical A fr...aions, may deserVe distinguished attention, whilst distance of residence 'from the Metropolis pleads exemption from the censure com monly attached,.to auplication through the medium ofa Newspaper, WI LLIAM PERFECT, M. D. of Malf ing, in Kent, and Member of the Loudon Medical Society, confidently presumes, that any address to him, either in per sbn or by letter, between the hours ofeleven and two, P.M. on the 4th and isth inst.. at No. 127, in the Strand, relative to the care and medical treatment of I nsane-Persons, may ,probably prove of advantage bath to the Patient and his Con nettion The Third Edition of his Annals of Insanity, in One Vol. Octavo, was this Day pgilished, -and sold by B. Crosby and Co. •Statio►iers'.court, Ltidgate-hill, and Asperne, in Corn hilt; or may be had the Author, as above. - • NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAME S's POWDER, • No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,• London. 'THE following MEDICINES Are Sold, at the Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enacted, that from the ist of September, iSoa, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Horne Consumption, and'as a con siderable Additioir made to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or those in - bulk, the prices of Dr. lames's Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or il. ss. od. per Doaev but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot tle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 4s. And as by ,favour of the Commissioners of the 'Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery_'s sep2.- rate use, with his .dame engraved in each Stamp, th e Public will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. as, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lables on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to . - those who purchase Half a Dozen or mo re a t a time, of the lower priced articles. J. d. * d. Dr. James's Powder. 2 9 Lozenges of Blois t Do. a Bottle - 24 0 Freake'sTind.of l3ark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pills , 4 .6, Do. Huicham's - o Do. large Box - 24 o English Coffee - 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeld oc 2 6 Genuine Ariquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Omiskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 I nglisti's Scots Pills r o Do: Paregoric Lozepkes t ti Essence cf Peppermint t Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Giant's Drops' - t ;6 Dr. Austin'S Chalybcate Dr. Hooper's Pills ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia 3 6 , Dalby's Carminative r 9 Henry's Ditto - a 6 Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton' Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff - a. 9 Spilsbnry's Drops 56* Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 iones's Rheumatic Tinc- Greenough's Tincture r it ture - • 3 6 DO. Tolu Lozenges t rb• - N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and. as many Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his llouse, he is under the necessity of .pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside; and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which .thees Words are inscrib e d ,: 6 ' THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. lAMES's POWDER." f PRICE SIXPENC E , IMPERIAL PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF PEER'S. MONDAY, - JUNE 11. •COUNSE .Was heard in pontintration, relatiire to :the Writ' of trror, Lucena, z,. Crawford arid others; Mr. Giles at considerable length, as t - s,econci - Counsel for the Appellant: After which their Lord.. 'Ships deferred the farther hearing of the case till Friday. Several tills, the greater part of which were pri vate, were. brought up from the Cominoris by Messrs„ ALEXANDER, PI ERR EPONi`, and GRAHAM, and Severally read a first time. The Caledonian Canal Bill was presented by Mr, HAWK INS BiloWtkE, read a first tiine,'arid ordered to be printed. The Bills upori the table were forwarded hi their several stages: AYLESBURY ELECTION BILL. The Order the Day respelling thii measure being read; Counsel, &c. were called to theßir. Pre vious to the examination- of Evidence, John Toms; with whom the Deputy Serjeant at Arms was dis_ patched to Aylesbury, to ascertain the alledge.lfaft of a certain Memorandum being deposited by him in a certain part of his house, 'was put to the Bdr;. He stated thai he could not find the Memorandum in question, nor could he tell what had become of it, &c. Mr. Deputy Serjeant was then sworn. He stated that he accompanied the last, witness, pursuant try their Lordships' order; to Aylesbury, and proceeded to search the drawers which the witness pointed out to him. It contained no paper, document, or me_ morandum, but a few hen eggs. He had no passible means of communicating with his wife'previous to the search. The woman appeared considerably agitated. 'Tows was then farther examined; and the LORli CHANCELLOR adverted to some inconsistencies between his then, and former examinations. One or two other witnesses were examined. Altet which Counsel were heard. After Counselivad ecn. chided, a short .conversation took pl%ice imrds AVCKL'AND, GRENvILLE, and the LOP CHANCELLOR. • Lord GIt€NVJLI.E, in order to gain every pradi cable information on the subject, and to of ord time for its consideration, moved dint the Oehare arising on - the question for the second reading of the Bill, be farther adjourned till Friday near. Which was ordered accordingly. Some private business was then disposed of, a.i the House, •at nine o'clock, adjourned till to morrow. HOUSE OF. COMMONS. MoNuAY, JUNE 12. THE Caledonian Canal Bill, was, on the mo. non of Mr. I. it BROWNS, read a third time and passed. Mr: LAMB brought up a Petition f r o rr i t h e i ns pi vent Debtors confined in the gaol of Hertford.— Ordered to lie on the Table. The Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, Lord Durum, - and :Mr. Wm. DortoAs, took the oaths and their seats, On their re-eleaion. Mr. GEORGE MoORE brought up a Petition from the Insolvent Debtors confined in the gaol. of , Co.. ventry.—Ordered td lie on the Table. FOSTER brought up the Bill for exempting Linen from all duty on Exportation in the United Kingdom i read a first time, to be a second time to morrow. • Sir WM. YOUNC. moved, that the SPEAKER do not issue his Warrant for the Eleaion Of aMember for the Borough of Aylesbury, before this day three weeks.—Ordered. The Order fur the second reading of the Solway Frith Fishery Bill was put off to Wednesday the 25th inst. The Misdemeanor Prosecution Bill passed through a Committee, and, on the House being resumed, the Report was received, and ordered to be taken into further consideration on Wednesday next. The Attorney's Indemnity Bill also passed, through a Committee, and the Report Was ordered to be re. ceived to.morrow. Mr. ROSE moved the Order of - the Day for hear.. ing the charge against Mr. JOHN- DAMEN, Under Sheriff of the County of Cornwall. . , The question being put and agreed to, Mr. DA. mEN wag prdcred to the Bar, and the Si.PAKER. having, on the Resolution of the ComMittee con. raining the .charge, being read, interrogated 'hitn what he had to say with . respecV to the matter con tained in the charge, • :. ' ' . Mr. DAMN read - his Defence from a Taper, in which he' stated, that he had not abed from any cor rupt motives, nor from any criminal partiality, be ing alike unacquainted' with either Candidate ;that he had conceived it to be his - duty to aft as he had done, -and" therefore prayed the foregiveness of the House for an error, which had not arisen from' any corrupt or criminal intention. • On Mr. DAMEN being ordered to withdraw, Mr. Rose, after sorneintrodalory observations, moved, that the H use do agree with the Resolu tion of the Committee, that Mr: DAMEN, in ,atinex ing to the Writ the Paper purporting to he tiib Re turn of T. SHERIDAN, Esq. for the Borough of Liskeard, had tided contrary to his duty, and in violation of the Privileges of the House. Sir ',Wm. LEMON bore testimony to the chara.ler of Mr. DAMEN, and in confirmation of his sracc_- ment, read a Letter from the Sheriff of Cornwall n the subjeft, in which Mr. DAME N was represe::=:., as a young man of an excellent charader, and as