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- ' 691. -r: • ~,: i f}Y~(! I I 5'4 ~: • t , . • „.• %,e6, t • it•talt, 1 fl y' THE . R D Ili 'JANUARY 19, .1811. , 7 - • . k r" • LPRICI SIXPENCE HALFPr:-; N't' • CROOM'S FilLt, KENT. TO BEAET, Completely FURNISH. LO; for On:: Year, fro:n the nit of Fcbri,iy, , • • A CAPITAL MANsION, . fir to , r receirapin of .a Faritily of.Distinaiont‘vvith.,tivach.tiou'ses and Stabilnkg•and O ffi ces of s every descriptioi4i o - lip4 ; „ The louse fronts t; resrAvich .Park, .ant fiorn the Road. , The' Prenliscs contain seven A..4e?i, beciutifully. laid out in Lawn, Shru • and'Gardeni . ' Inquire of Mr. Make,' Greenwich. 'This Day was pu*Glifttecl, Elegantly printed in enst Qa.irtu, l*Buinteri price cos. 6d. . , in bo3rds....i, New Editi , ,n of TskiE DEF:ENCE ;OF ZOESY. h Author Sir PHI L 1 .1) SLIM EV, Knight. '..Printed fur tVhil - d and Cochrane, Horace's Head,• Fle.n sirect, • " IMP.ERI,IL PARLEIMEA:Ii, HOUSE ,OF CO .171ZONS, FRIDAY, JAN. 18, . . NEW in) ‘VORJS...S. • • t.—ASTI-I.NIA. WHEEZING, CUNSpi/IPTION, etc.. • - - Pfl,:e Two Shillings :Hof Six-pence, • The, hid 'E ithion, • . . A j FANf LIAR TREATISE 'on the CAUSES, 1 Lv r MEN rel A ST ft NI A AY and N 5t.1,141 rri ON containing Dire:tons 1 , 4 the use oftthr. different YceOraiionx of the Scrdinouitiin Herb.. On the motion of the CIIANCgt:LOR. of - the kv. ClitiaUXll,, the Order of the Day for calling over thc.;, House, was discharged, and fixed for Monday next, TUE RECENCY BILL ThdOrder of ihe lily for further considering the Regency Bill, wag.read. The liouse resolved..iiself into 0 Comniittee on the above, Bill, Mr. Luihington in the Chair. The N1.L1111131, ' 728.1 ' • ------.-: ...: - ...;,..... ... .....,:.. .....: -----7--:.•:::---:•••••-•:----- . NEW TH EATRE ROYAL, CT.GARDEN. , ri N MONDA.Y OVEN E VENING, JAN. 21.5. 1810, ‘..1 will be aelcd the,Tro gedy i.t OTHELLO. • . Othillo, tilt. YOUNG ; . , ~.... Cristo, ?dr. ii RUN TON ; 1,4;0, Mr. C.. K ti 'ARIA ;• . ~ Desc:Loom, Mrs. 11. IOfINSTON ; Emilia, Mrs. WE'. , After which will be -pertormed (for the 23d time) a . Nwe Pnifbinime, called • liAIki,EQUiN AND ASMODEUS ; ttr, CWPID UN CRUT.:IIES. The Pantomime ptodui.cd un(et the direction of Mr. Palley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, Jun. The Priocipal Chowders. ' • Den Cleofas Zanibullo (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. 80-1..0(., 1 ..0( . , Don Pedro Alvaro (afterward s Pantaloon), Mr. NORMAN ; Tbe Old I>neont ( afterwards Clown), Mr. k ; ItlM A LDI 1 . .. Pillaidec(itterwitrils Lover), -Mr. KIN G ; froomoueus (afterwards Cupid), Nroster C 1-1 A P NIA N f Pluus, Mr.IINN EY ' The Dazzi i it of ItAress, Mr. rit EBY ; bottitatio (the of Mr. BOLOGNA ; . Pastpierello, tvlailer mORELI3 1 Donna Seraphina (afterwards eiiittinbine), M rs . PARKER ; Seitlittila (with a Songt, MissBOLTON• .• . The Scenes will be exhibited in'itfo following A Stitncrranscitih Covent .,.. . _ , Grieve. succession:, A vim or the cNnti Pr4d ,3t illy '%. Do. illarcloc, lite A toyint.t's St dy ' . - De'. 'tile Patt °, by Ninlit -... 4 - . Po. Atti,intliedt re at Cadiz with S • \II Cluil `Fight • . Do. Cadiz tlarbtir ) Pdn r.' " IN:). ,Lilalik till C tiiiit, 1 .1 I.‘V • ..1 " • .. .. ‘ 11)°. S""4l gn i, r i Ci iVe t' " II)." " " 7 • . Do. Airy :., ok cAtie • : ". :::,- ••: . . • Dd. - ate, ,Sotithampton • . .. TiAlchtan• ~.:_."." u.,!ar Ifincivr..4uptare, London -.. . .. 1 . , 41 -1 ,c',"..:, . •ya.,141 Hotel 011 1 Ull Illg 111.HISC . InOt 19g4".' ‘..4‘,IO.K.CrOSN . 1 ' ". • be.' 11114..ortilirpiLtlayeris A:rnisii.nd "furnpike on the Den! - ti~, . , ititauort.., ritzol(t 1::oil.clt at bepri ' - 7 '- - Do. . . . l_larbder.'s and Grocepit Shops . :. .. llollitgin. Insi Lin toter, '1 Do, View ' . ""P - - - - .of (C unt it (114 ' • whitmore• tupi,l'b itowtv . • - - - - ,D m pirli'all., nc.:''',;"....e.,di.ktorninie'ot; Hiriefii - iin and Atm - ocieus, or, Cu", th e) , . 1 ',""._;h-b. cbntitittiog to be received th,toughout wtp .. big t:IT Lh'ltt U .,, , L,,, W tb 01,...itid,inse; will be repeated ‘ every ftv! 1. i uutiLe Tile 1),,.:, wit be . begin it 11 4 1, 1) . ; 1 x "Pened at 11411 past Five, Ltui the play ~ . , On .rut.,., 1 .. • " 43 1 : v, ;:',.. - ‘,",.: 1 ;:s'ilri,i7):,l'iirr A v i : „ r u l' A Vednestizs.y. e'uta. Wilt. —On fa i. , 11 1+y, i m i tti , Iv ~ ,ry %Ivesot: tor. .ertiy, eau % %ill ;, or, Wb.it You L. ShakspearOL C . . , 74.ittg flei► t ,6 t!'n'AY ot'Vrtnis4ricl his llistbrical Playi of the 1 , . ou r 'i r ,; . ''! 'AI), anchhe Secouif Part ot King 11 - 6nrY client y , 3 c‘ijii i t ei ( t )9l;rt,,c's Comedy' of Lov..: tor Liive i •Vii)',.. l'he R, vis, wili s uf .1.4 • 1 Country Grl. and the comodf 0 Iho it, abli ' a -e f'cv[Ved as soon asp e. •• - t kal lhai lla iy in4,hreesPettfully 41ft-trilled, t kat' a new Mu.: --... r -• - Isl., and will vety sopn be produced- . --.....„...,........ , • . • • . SONS, OP TILE CLERG Y. : SPECIAL COURT '.' ti oftS tar the kiii,l. i ~ of th'(•;(*)VE.,AN . If LN et . (•,/ p it , 0 1 I 0 0.1( WI IA f•li S and c lilt—. A .__ .. at toe .‘,„,,,,i10r:it 10i; 11 ,lie N .. + CY NI EN- will be twit ' " iirtic,,,„ „;... ,1”00114httry• vibee, BloontsbilrY •41" Te.• "n ti ''.'„J.4l,rt"rne lid: lantytry irstt at. t Inc )11Llock Pr'''"''''' l tu L'"ct 1:1•11.:atrer, in the tt . te ;4' t b < ert le ' litict, 4 (1••• ~ , e . ii tt r in l ,, sand itis o if, fill . up sirt:lll\i'areainc' in tile court of 4 t as may be oceasittmed'theretty. Y . .. . ~ I. M. CRIARt:00111 Registrar.... . - C till Ne'si ' A. 1 ,- - , 'mar' or viti,in thirty miles of ss 94on)(ht. 4 " d ". ''''"nteil by a Beneficed Clergyman,--Addrci. tiopnoitil to the Rev. A. Ir., at ir. Barctay's, 19, Strzlnul __. biAMONDS ANi)-17--EARI.S. . 1) lis JACOIi, begs leave to ink 'i) the Public, that he cotittnues to give the 'full Value u . i ready , ' . *uu qi IQ , b I ANION l)S. and I' EAR LS, at No. 32. CPek t.pur. ....................._"4et, Chning.Cross, c , rat the ettitheit Tavern % „ -----,........___L-,.... THEATRE OF ANATOMY, • . rte, Blenheim. street, t.i teat MarlboroilOt.Strift. [IF. Splint; Conise of LECI.IIRES (in ANA" , l'olciv., PIIVSioI.OOY, and At.IIO.;ERY, will be -enhnerieed on mondiy, the 2ist of I ermary, at IWO o'CIOC I by ..N.lr. BRooKr;.s. - 0, Jimam,ica.i converv4tiones.wiit he held weekly . , .A . vhen a th n e . .erent Subietts treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Students' views for ' r led TO these none but Pupils can be :iil:, id, il. 'I" • . S I,ci, ~ .I ' Ais Apartments, AlloronglAy with every convenience. arc p null the Mnraing, the ventilated, and replete . i Ituterit'lu,,i,....".l; bisseeing -and IVeCting,; where Mr.,tircokneas ,01 hrea the Students arid demonstrate the yarn., 1".1,1111,:si th ey appear on bisseCilion.. zatioti ,I.ici.nveineriees usual iy attending Anatomical I nvc'sti . i. 5.411: ~ouhteratted by An Aitt4CptiO• Process.--Puois, in be,aton.nnotiated in tne ulouse• I:'!entietnen established in Prattice,' desirous of renewing reit Anatontica I KhOWletige, may ,be ac cominoclated with an. ANlttnent to bissei.t in privately '.. wed Las t week, in' the Parish' of - InCh, Old Thomas.Torneis too years. lie retained his' senSes, memory, and clear. kis or understanding to his latest moments. . tYTON, , Cornhill., ilear the NI finsioti-House; 4'4112, Coventry.inreet ti4marktft,.thniks it ids dutY Iretitt,e, to his Friends,lthat t lite. wtioic a the ST A:I:4 L°.l.- 1 inust be drawn the toll Echruary 1.-- that I wo Hun dred l'lldtikahtl POunds muir he then iven to the Publi c ; tll4t i'oriy..teur capita! Prizes inost tdventuters j— ghe shared by that t'our ot those capit.ils inust nel2rotslone'43tle• *h --Ind that to ain Shares at the various large VI izes 'm e • • c o tt r ici p t . ‘v i ill be sold by4Eytoit, Parchain..qs trust aj ,l ).ily . a t t r , . Pear the Mansion. Itotiles or Nn: 18,' "i°ve.''''' tit, Ilaymarki bet.,:veeti the hours of Eight and Eight. !!1 the last Srvrn Years, .E y ton suands unriv,ilied. Nth 1 1 tv,tlitsiniber..mtl Amount of the Capitals he shared, -signe4l , ant paid to Ilia very nurneions;Friends,.while a Partite' With the cteLett;c<l Sic I. Ilratisconib. • rn PORTV.FOUR CAPT . ' AL PIUZES. trui EN•rsif TilousAND POUNDS, lANAtitii no Prize 'less than Twenty Pouds. n All to be Drawn ili 0 ttl I'4 1)A Y.. .Si/Y and C.o. Stpck-Brokers, . beg leave ~.. to f,:illititl thC Public, that tit STAT . hLO 1 - 1•41( Y , "111 I)(4',in 411,1 tinibli on Ihe istil ut Next Month. . Trcet., 4141')14414',,1 ',,,,"*'" cousi.krahly cheaper than t.ir luau}, Lotteries I ' ; '' .0 -e 4‘vttrity of the-Sc herne la opproVed 01, , allti the Otlniinft ext:essive.vvliieh Iris caused a in PriLepokdi lllliSl Ctaltlli‘le ; a% fUt_ll, tiornSbY 'NI CO ho e e their friends %Ai Fr quit:lily, - • - 4 ' . I tu►. v;6l'ilik.l'Y.ltiGilT SHA'REI) CAP II'A•CP R17..P.S ''' re 1 d bY lietustly and .Co in •the -tart State 1.....at...y. . Also, in tti,elast Two Vgats, , F ive of 20,0001. Three dt to,oool, Two of 5,0004. no' 4.4% - sc zoo 4 Nu.- 13 3 . 410,060 2,61. . 24,0 09 e 2,279 e. . 100(0 144. •a . 21,C 09 ' 8,831 , 0, 100.T3 1°,294 'Ol . Zkl,l/Q0 1i,7 I 6 ~. ... 5,000 teeatie 1P,54 . zo.oese 19,i70 .. . 5,0..10 ~ ". 4 vit t " 4000 i. Three of 2sqqGit Six. of i l gool, :1.: Teo of st:44l. - NEW FOREST, HAMPSHIRE... . TO BE SOLI) BY AUC ► lONi In the latter nit, of'next Month, unless presiOnsly dis'posol of by Private, Contract, of which doe noticewill be ' EVERALi , ery desirableFßEMOLD ESTATES , kJ situate at 'BLASi I FORD and .LINWOO I). ;in rish of Effingham, Hants, on the Borders of tile New Forest, with extensive and. valuable Common gigots in the same Forest ; the whole of rife annual value of near 4 001 . For further par ieulars. and to treat for the s.inie,.apply to Mews... Meredith, Robbins, and Tomkyos. Liu cottirs..inn, London; or Mr. Strickland, Boli.cit Fordnig. bridge. Ilan's. lan. i• 'Phis Day was published, Elegantly printed in One WAG. 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The coprier-pla!es nave hren engravi.it crictl , ttolti 4.4iginal dra+y ings, by the first "I ,qual to any plats ever given to thejtublic to - • • lt awe- And this Dictionary . having been • ! .• •r, ii dematulsli preterence,as wining • .I ,, lciiients and discoveries in every braia.lty,t -s!••! •t tints, totL'hilli p s , No. 7, Itrltige-Street, , ; ; ti • E., Omit booksellers,NeWsmen, ir.nd other Loisi•,.3 lit the United Kingdom. • 111 0 1, T. FISUER, , • :' , u , o ol '. and tot nerlyi an , atitittnatic invalid. rwsinaddition to the list, the disease tatineLl.t,,,,,,sinupttion,ot the.L.ungs, with much new -infor. to causes and .etire t , as well as.olAsthma ol,iti;ti3Of CpUgh anti Wheepzing. • • z, PriceSwo.Shillings, and Sixpence., A. Treatise on tile Causes, Prevention, and Cure of a Fit bt the (out, With Pitertions for correcting the Untidy Con- Stitt- 10 OP. 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"yhh, )4;ott: not only merits...the serious attention of the atetun , ers. -,..c4i:..ature, but every parent that regdois Ole health and • tiappines of himself . and Offspring. I.l‘e many prtruised raga-Jr:men 'and quacks clet.i.tel, „retied iud.I,UIJ cint4r.ice utt titc•country."—• • CorntltilthuOi u• s,,h; 1 ) ',:,,,y0ut.1, Neely, and Jones„ Yaternoster.row ; ilooksellcrs. (211ING's PATENT 'WORM LOZENGES. • .. • • "VOP.34S are, e m tho)t frequer4 sources of Chil ;‘7 - tirro'slcir Nytninoms ever) %Parent and Guard;Nl 01 Childecii :Omuta be acquainted with. , They oc— casion' Lo,s ot Appetite, a Paleness rif the Colour of the hate, irteolar st,ate of the IlowelS.. attend; ed atter with v;oleii: psiti ; they btiugon Convulsions; they atie.*t the gto.illu oft he Mindy, and they prove fatal, by enit :lig in a Orlin unprion ‘ r Decay.. (loth as a Preventative anii Cure of these ilairliting Compiaints, the abole excellent .Me. Li.i is is 11110ft:6 . '411y- 4110 Wed, oil the testitiMYot the highest Ctuaratters in this Country, both in rank and respeCtabilit y, to have no equal. Their public; approbation, given t o .the , ,c F o r what, nom a .tiersonal. k maple..hp pa it w owlet: suw in init - ow , lt r dlitriites, a tartllraass merit beyond counpeti non,' and gives a Salleltitlll to it, of wlach 14 other Mecti , .ine of the kina co * boast. P..rcuits, and others who nave the Carr of Childreii; should, hare this Remedy .aS a Fanuly tlii;111, to resort toovlienever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren aie any' way 'disottle'rect,,wllich it will always be found to relieve. 0 p„ wn2les :de and retail, at Cluing and Rutlees. No. 4. Clue TiAde„ Loudon ; and ietail by most. Countagyentlers, ilk at 2tl. 9(1. and ss„ cad. each. Of whons may be had, . lILASELEY's FAMILY PLAlS'rfi it", for the Cure o Sore Legs, Bruises, tturps, Scalds, Inflammations, I.lleu thatlstu, 'and Chilblaifia, price 24. lid. per Pox. • Cu Tilt NI A iA V' 1.0 L-sq. • No. 9, New bridio-Street, Luridon. Honoured. Sir, Edinburgh, 'larch rB, tBot. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year r790,' I have bee* atilidied with the Lues Vene rca; which, tmm its obstinaply resisting every'courre of Medicine ?mut:bed hy , the most eminent 4-the . Faculty here, and undagoing 'several severe courses ,01 ,salivation, and twice discharged . front the Hospital.„ with little relict, would aiipear to be of the most inveterate nature. In tliL spring of WA year :fly , disorder had got to such a head, as nea rly to put,a period to ,my toostence—l had a large ulc, r on the, 4:10..Wn ot. myhead, one on ecit arm, and my . leo were brake out in a frightful manner; my right wa meal. fully painful, and had been irr a state. of ulceration for the last severivitarSt utv• lett had also ,t.w.o , la4'e nodes on it, was ,very, milch gave me sii.:ll excrutiat. in 4 p;,rtiei.larlY when warra in bed, as nearly to 4 1,.. Nue Me (it - test; in th is lamentable 3tlztt, wal'recom mended by Mr, 1, Thompiat , , (who Neeivel•So 'VOA. a (-ore ;thetit here), to. take your Lealre's Patent Pills, which I began to it. on, the Atli of May in the course of a f„ rto i, t o,, 'began to receive benefit-in little more than a month, the 'Ulcers on my herd., and arms were s oundly healed—Woo ;; a • let, the sores an,, my ler, healed also however, con:novable s discolouraLvai in , the. ;10 thi tome of the sett, which;"' by the. soil; of God, and a little longer perse4raitce irOottrii.va. suable m e ,ti c ii,e, subsided; the -nodes dispersing, theskAu regainin4 its natural hue, and the notturnal pains griclualty going ,d. 1 thus became, by your libenat advice and Me., di c ine, pettedly tree from Sit my tighter - coroptaints' , --- havr.:elloveted my former spirits and strength, and `sin be crime jolly and • tat, iii whivic stata..t navini„criltioue,i man) month , to the astinosionent 'of all who Kitew me,; I -dln at' a loss ill Weekt,teMlS to expre s s my gratitode,' hut beg you, for the good of other suttering •to make. this rn) case as I ,iibl 4: as, possible, as on every. occasion ; its so a01u04. , )ou will greatly .thiike, Sir, your grateful, ~ocilient, very humble servant," • NLE NI t( Swan's Close, l-tigh.street, Edinburgh. tVitnesses to the above Cure : lour+ Ttinstrion, No. 3, New l'outtry Market and 0 it 14 Mel Old:AsseirMy- Close, Edinbur6h, • Prepared and Sold by the site i , roprktoii , • ' r u 04/1 A s Y 1,0 St, Member of the,ltoyal College of Sur. germs, at his House, No. 9, New ltridge.street, London 1 - where, ;Alti:r a constant resniencd et more than thirty-six yearS, in' a ~ptadice particularly: directed to "cite cure iat Venereal c.oniplaints and those Incidentai to the leartsof Generation,• with that inviolable acere cy which men rit his profession should alwa) 04Serve such cases, he matters advice soul assistance. he gratuitously to ter sons taking this Modicsine, .will be esteeibeki, by a titi.i:ititing as 4.74 advantagesel. '.then attainable and void of all ainbioity. Also sold, h4T at,pilitment, tor the convenience of those hiving at,sti distance, itt, the •eertioner'S, No. 3s, St eilhan's-street, Pall-Ma:l 3, the is , .wsluip, No. 103, Ox ursf-street ; hir. Pishorougli . s, NO." 7,' Mr, Stee,'s bookseller, No. s, tinion.thw, Little Tower.. liamer,o, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mac.. dorialtl, Glasgow, baine•street,,llublin and by one pera , rt in` every eonsiderble town in Great Jiritamind •Ireland, incltoves•olonl) 25. 90.• each, sealed up with lull • sued phairi . directions, whererly persona' or either sex may curt: theimelves with ease, speed, .secrecy, and suety. B. Every BOX sold in treat itrit.4ln is ..eited up with a Stam?, on which, by favour 0: rite Commissioners 'is parto.t,-. at the Stamp T. Taylor. No. 9, New • lificlo•-t.treet,"—tounitate which is Felony, and all others are Counterfeit*. Chairman }paving read the Clause tor appoititing the Council of the (ween, The QHANCELLOR of the EXCIITAWER rose and stated, that berore he proceeded to name the per sons as fit and proper to be appoioted . on the Council of her Majesty, it would be necessary that ne should say a few -watds in explanation of the former pro ceedings in thiS particular respea. On the ,()CC3SIOtI of the Regency in 11 . 88, it had been judged expe dient to name the .Councill6rs. Not designating ply their official capacity, but with the prediction of their mimes. In this Manner were nazi ed the m wvo Arehbis_hops of Cani6bory and York, Lord Tr ho low, then Chancellor, Lord Kenyon, then Chief Justice of the King7s Bench ; ingei her with the Lord Chawbetlain yf. the HouNehiAd for the time being, and also the, Master rot', the Horie, and the Gromi of the Stole. ..With referent therefore to that precedent, he , sltould propow, that the two Archbishops of ,Cautinbury mlO I.r , ork, by name John 1,.,rd Eldon o Lord- High Chancellor;. ward, Lord at the King's Bench, _ _ should be of her Mletstys Cuunzil. With respect, to the-Lord Chamberlain to , the time bents, the Committee ninst,.be aware that the °thee is at present vacant, aad that it, had been settled yes terday that it, should remain, s 6 ; theretare it be. came nrcessary (on the silpp9ition that the. tor . nwr,plan would met with the concurrence of tine Committee) that tie deficiency occasioned by the ab sence of this Person = Mould be supplied... The Right lion.Gentiettein conceived that the, Slll of 1788 ,was deteetive in chi, particular mat ire the appointment of the Council, the Conimittee of that day bad not nottlinateci4my, one of that Cottectl who geld a. seat in this House. To remedy the detect in the present instance, he. thought woutd.be ,wise, by introduc.ng a 'Member of Parliament. . .Without meaning to throw any ictieutation Or, to)ible u.#oo the tactile Couticillers of: her Majesty, it would be •- i liu t;;;oriltiiiiiets I lib I tee retying some, • person who could from time to time state to the .House, if ne cessary, an account of the proceedings of the Coun cil would be a 'desirable object. With this view he should propose the. Mastet of the Rolla, its indttxrdu al whom the Committee, he Wai satkfied, could not objeot to, either on account of his Ettttien,.or the re spectability of character—ln making these appoint meets, it must be observed, that the Council would be constituted from the ;tames of the persotts coin posing the same, and not from theirotfictal tions - ,, because it was very_ possible. that the.citit es of the queer), in Tegard to the care of his 'Mojesty, . se might continue for a longer period than thy hoe - hold, and it was necessary that the arrangement .trade in the first instance with respect to the Council should not .be disannutled. 'Use names of tke other Councillors wield be the Earl of Winchilsea ( ), the Duke , of Montrose (Master,. of the Horse), tied t!'s4 Earl of Ayiestord ).- Mr. WtiITBARAD wished the Right. Mon, Gentle man to inform, the Committee, why he proposed that the Council should be constituted rather by 'wiles titan by official signatures ? 'rise CHANCOLLOROI,khe EXCHkUtflth replied, that wills reference to the arrangemeot in. the household under her Majesty, that was ("elle to continue, for • twelve months ; therefore, if any alteratton take place at the end of that time, and the Uttict:rs should...not be continued, of course the Coutteii of her Majesty would be .diearranged and incomple,e. Ii Was better, therefore, that it should be as plopes ed t?'y !Um. until it was seen whether Piehament would fix the limitation permanently. , , AvAm observed, irsppeared to him extra ordinary that the. Right Holt. Geotleman had not nominated any ,one of the Royal Faintly on that bid he mean to name any tine ? If not, he wished to name one. The s CHANCELLOtt of ‘the EXOHRQUR ,lead ed the precedent..ol 1788; in which he did Doll - led Ftinily. any of tie Royal r did it occiir:ti; Itun for that reason ,to ask any of the Royal Persons hi wishes on the subject. Lord You N "'HY Nra conceived 'that many personi thought it right tit'at some one of the Royal it'a mily,sheuld .be of the Council, and as his Royal Highness the. Dukeof York was the next iii succes- - skin to the Regent, he should ,'oropese that. Reyal Person to be one of her Majesty's Couheillois.. He knew of no reason why his Royal Highness' should be excluded. The Cpuscer.t.ott of the EXCIIEQU' F.d . ohserved, that if it was proper to,introduce. that Royal Person, hi: name should precede these he had proposed. The Chairman then put the question, That the blank be .filled up with the name of his Royal Highness tins 'Dcik4 of York ?" .• Mr. Secretary Rtnee perfealy agreed : that, if it was proper, to have the Duke .of York On her Ma jesty's Cooncil, the name of his Royal litglinqs' ,should preeede all the others ; but feeling, as he did, t h at i t was extremely objedionAile tea have any of the Royal Family on that Commit, he 010014' 10 1e against the motion. It was almost needlem, the.