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Mr. WROUGHTON ; Sir Oliver Surface (first time , IVIr..CHERRY; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PA LM ER ; • • • Joseph Surface, Mr. BA RRY M 0 E •. Charles Surface, Mr. RUSSELL; • Crabtree, "Mr PURSER ; Careless, Mr..HOLL AN ; .: • • Rowley, Mr. POWELL; Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN, In Obich Charaaer she will introduce the favourite Song of "- Feel, feel; the little Flutterer feel;" Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. ANSELL; Maria,' Miss M ELLON Mrs. - -Candour. Miss POPE. . . ' In Att 111. a Song by Mr. DIG,NUM. In the course of the Evening Mrs.. FITZSI MMONS will sing " The Thorn." -Arida favourite Dance by 'Mrs. SHARP. NV I T-11 HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Lovel, Mr. DE CiL'IP • Freeman, Mr. 000KE 1 • Torn, Mr. MADDOCKS; Servanfipr. PALM E Serval*, Mt. RUSSELL ; • ',Kitty, Miss M ELLON;' Lady 'tab's Maid, Miss TIDS LV ELL. • 13olics 6s. Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Seosond Pricer6d.—No Money to be returned; Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box:Office in Little Russell-street. The Doors will.be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin' at Half-past Six. IMPERIAL MAPS of GREAT BRITAIN .and IRE LAND, sanctioned by His Majesty. MR. STOCKLULE respeetfully informs the SUBSCRIBERS to the above MAYS, that the First hart, consisting of the MAP of SCOT LAND complete, on Twelve large. Sheets, will commence cleliery 'this Day, at only Two Guirteae. On account of 'the great Number al ready ordered, such as are anxious for the Work are.iequest ccl to send for their Copies. The Subscription to the whole stiacontinues open. Piccadilly, lune 4, iBO6. • • • . . . . A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. ' - • T-1' peat Reputation .which. Mr.• BURGESS . has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many persons to give the same Name to - art Article entirely dif ferent. -- , ' 'I(),HN BURG ESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Ithpositions, as several People travel the Etupire',-oileTing Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra lart , ,e profit tn- vend the spurious kind : they are parti- - cularly requested to ask for Btrac ass's ' and to observe none_ is g".nuitie but what . have' these Nvorcl s upon the Label-- ' 4 lon, Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." .. . . Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner of the 'Savoy Steps, Lo-ndon, ARMY - AND NAVY EQUIPAGE , • 9711 E PATENT CAMP LEDSTEADS, tune, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete., are very resptcl hilly.recoinmended to Gentleineri, as being the• =a portable 2nd superier to any others made in London; 'Marquees - , Tents, Tables and Chai'r's, on. improved principles; Sea. Cots, 54aBcds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Mu4quirto Net Furniture, and Patent 13rass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MO RG AN and SANDE RS's 1 5 ,atent Bedstead Manuladory ano Ware-Rooms, Nos. i 6 xid rz; Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's NeW-invented Imperial - Dining lables, allowed to be-the most complete and hlegant set.of • Tables ever vet invented, ate very portable, packing in a Box but ten, Inches deep:' • N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse: • - -•- • NEW- D'OYLEY's• W.AREHOUSti, • • - No. 2b, Kingistreet, Covent• Garden. LADIES' HABITS made after the newest Fashicin; Gentlemen's Clothes of every kind at a short notice ; Liveries of the best materials. • . young Gentlemen fitted out in every article of Clothing, on. the most reasonable terms. Variety of Gentlemen's Powdering Gowns, Morning Dresses, Water-proof Diving Coats, Surtouts, Spencers,. Overalls, Boat Cloaks. &c. always kept : - ady made. Ladies' Penises, Plaid Cloaks, Chaise Great Coats, &c. The following Goods are sold at this Warehouse in retail : Ladies' Habit Cloths, and.Queen's . Cloths. Centlernens' very best Broad Cloths. Na.sh'sbett - Scarlet, for Officers' wear. Fancy Waistcoat Pieces. Kerseymere and Fancy Cords... Velveteens and Manchester. Cords. lorentines and Nankeens. . Yorkshire Cloths and Kerseys. Curious Welch Flannels. Green Table Colicrs. _ . • D'pyleys, &c. • VALUABLEand DESIRABLE FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, in the VICINITY of LONDON. TO BE SOLD 11Y PRIVATE CONTRACT„ THE NET 4.IENT of. TWO HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum, secured upon a Property Of v ery large value, and held by a Public Body of the very first Rispedtability, under a Lease for g 9 Years, which may be received Quarterly with), as punctual Payment as the Divi dends of the Bank of England. Also the. NET RENT of.ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable by a Public B3dy of equal Itespeaatriljty, for ever, by *Ad of Parliament, out of a very valuable Property, with the like certainty of regular Quarterly Payment, if required. The whole constitutes a desirable Qualification for a Seat in Parliament for a Borough, or would be a capital objedlor any charitable Endowment. . _ , _ Messrs. Hanson and Birch, No. 6, Chancery-,lane, ate au thorized to treat for the Sale, and will furnish any further particulars. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LEND FOR VILLAS, &c. STOCKWELL, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WHITE, At - Carraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday, jul.y r, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lots, .L - 1. A Valuable , FREEHOLD ESTATE, delight fully situated at, Stockwell, in the Parish of Lap , bet h, three miles from the Bridges, commanding peculiar and eligiOleadvantages, conneeting by a beautiful and retired Road . : the elegant. NeighbOurhood§ of Clapham and Stockwell, - comprising two 13rick Dwelling-houses, Offices, Gardens, &c. and II Acres.ut valuable Land; particularly adapted ler . ornamental Villas or retired Dwellings, suited to Gentlemen of fortune, Descriptive Particulars, with Plans'of the several, Lots, are preparing,' and may be had 14 days previous to the Sale, on the Premises; of Mr.. Thomas Wilson', Archited, 56, -Queen Ai - in-street East; at the Swan, Stockwell; Plough, • C1 . ..`0! - tatii; Ilorn§, Kehnington; at Gairaway's, and, of Mr. White, Storey's-gate, Creat George-street, Westminster. .._.... , - This:Day was published, priee.gs. Elegantly printed in,..)neVoluine FOolscap Octavo, embel-s lisbed with Engravings, dedicated to His Royal Highnesi' the Prince-of Wales, THE SPIRIT ) of DISCOVERY • or, tbe _ Con quest of Ocean. A Poem, in five Books, With Notes . Historical and Illustrative. - " .i ' Book r. The Vision of the Ark.—z. Egyptians and Pheni cians.-3. From the Fall of Tyre to the Founding Alexandria. •=4,..ProAress of Discovery in-the Atlantic, to : tile Cape of Good Hope, America, &c.-General - Recapitulation and Conclusion. • To which are added smaller Sea Pieces and. Epitaphs, and- IZubeli's Landscape, a Poem, written in Lcin doh, igos. - , . • By the Rev. WM, LISLE BOWLES, Prebendaiy - of Salisbury, - Reaor of Dumbleton, Gloucester . shire ' Vicar of Brenthill, Wilts, and Chaplain to His Royal • Highness the Prince of Wales. • - . Printed for . T. Cadell and...W. Davies, Strand ; I. Maw man, Poultry.; Mai R. CrotWell, Bath. Of' wham may be had, by the . same Author, in 2 vole. I , an'e size as the above,. price izs. Sonnets andother Poems. PALM SQAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTION. Q BERRY having made great Improvements in his well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with re newed confidence, to the Nobility anir Gentry ; prepared from that sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the Perfume,. and delicacy-of its use, has merited the atten. tion and patronage of many of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and prmeiVing the Skin front the heat of the sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty air., Sold in Squares and Balls, is. oach, with the words " Sa muel Her*" on the wrapper . The Proprietor recommends it As the best Soap for shaving, producing a fine soft lather, proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek street, Soho; and, by his appointment, at the principal Per turners London and diarent Towns in the three King-, LPRICE . IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN'T. • 110IISE :OF PEERS. MONDAY, JUNE g. Ti.TEßoyal Assent was given, by tommissfon, to the Irish Debenture Bill, the Irish Revenue Collec tibn Bill, the Irish Malt . and Spirits Bills, the Irish Butter Bill, the Franking Bill, the Irish First Fruits Bill, anctseveral The Commissioners were the Lon. CHANCELLOR, Earl SPENC,ER, and Lord WALSINGHAM, , The Irish Stamp Duties Bill passed ihrough a Committee, and was reported. A Private Bill returned agreed to was brought up by Mr. EYRE and several other Members of the House of Commons. . . TUE SDA Y, JUNE 10, 1806. 'rills Day was'pUblished, price 53. 4EASURES AS WELL AS MEN ; or, The Present and Future Interests of Great Britain; with a Plan for rendering us a Martial as well as a Commercial Peo.; ple, and providing a Military Force adequate to the Exigen cies of the Empire, and the Security of the United King dom. : - 'Printed for 1. lolinsOn, St. Paul's Church-yard. In a few Days will be published, In Foolscap Odavo, price 6i. in boards, D lON,'l,l'rag,pdy ; and MISCELLANEOUS. POETRY.., , „ 'By GEORGE AMBROSE RHODES', Eq. Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street. ricrudtLiWG-DFFICE, ,Torch io; THa 111 R ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING IPIs ili>.l.y,EsTY's . NAV Y do hereby giVe NOtice, That on Friday, the loth June next, they will be ready to receive Tenderl in writing (sealed up), for such qUarttities of the joll.n.Ving de;.. scription of Staves— Crown Dantzic Pipe ."' Brandy o H gs . , Brack Dantzic. >Staves. Harnbro' •\, . Stettin Pipe. 1 .• • . Quebec the l•espeetiv," Pers.cm. who May Make Proposals thereof comtrda to deliver into the. Stores, at Depz .. f.,rd and Plymineth," in such proportions as shall hereafter be deter fined upon, one.half by-the 30Th of Nov. next, and the remainder by the 31st of January ,next;. to -be paid for by Bills, payable, With interest, ninety drys after date. The Conditions of the Contraß may 'be seen at the Seeretary'; O f fice. N. B. No Tender. for a lesi quantity lhan Thousana . ' Crown Danizic Pipes, Ten :ThousandCrotivt D.atlzic Brandy, TWenty .Thoiesand Ci own ,Dantzic flogsheao',. Twenry-five Thozaand - Brack I.lamburgb; - Stettin, o - Quebec Pipet Staves,:will be admitted. of,-A,,, will 4. hd.i to a 9, Tender nz..rthi ch the P.-ice shall not he',rist:led hs -words adength, or' That shall nut he • delivered to the BOard before One o'Clock coo the :aid Friday, the loth rrrr nexf„ nor-unless the Person who indk,s - the _Tender, or some rerson on his hebalf, attends,' to answer, it ben called for. HENRY's CLIEMI§TRY. In a , few Days .will be published, a New Edition being the Fourth, much Enlarged, and Illustrated with Plates,l price -- 112 s. in boards,— .• • AN EPITOME of CHEMISTRY. In Three PARTS. Part I. Intended to facilitate the Acquisition of Chemical Knowledge, by minute InstruClion for the performance of Ex periments. Part.„l 1. Direaion for the Analysis of Mineral Waters, of Earth and Stones, of Ores of Metals, and of Mineral Bodies in general, • • . . Part 111. Instru6lion for applying Chemical TeSt and Re-agents to various useful Purposes. . "By WILLIAM HENRY. ' ' Printed for I. Johnsdn, St. 'Paul's Church Yard. MEMOIRS OF THE PNESENT AGE. ' In the Press, and speedily will be - published, in .Five • elegant Volumes Foolscap 0 price 2.5.5. in boards,. EMOIRS s of 'a TR:AVE'ELER now in getire l went ; containing Personal Observations the"., Principal Courts and Capitals in Europe during the last so years ; by a Diplomatic CharaCter in the Service of Great Britain ; interspersed with or4nal Anecd)tes of Sovereign PrinCes, States Men, and other Distinguished Chara?...ters wlto have flourished :during that Period. - Printed for Richard Phillips, No , 6, Bridge-street, Black friars t and to be had of all - • This Day was published, in z vas. winded to the Present. Time. . • -,------ . . DEBIT Elr's -Pf,',ERAG.E; of .ENGLAND, sebTLANI), and . IItELAND. * 4 .* Tbis , is an entire new Edition, carefully t orreited,:and contains, besides the late Xrcations and Additicms;to ,the . POrage and the usual COntents; a List of British Subfeets possesing Foreign Orders of Knighthood. • London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, .Stockdale, Miller;--Clarke and Sons f -Ctosby and Co. Cuthell and Mar tin, Lea, and Harding. - This Day was published, price t-Ss. inboards,.- AN INTRODUCTION to BOTANY.: Con taining an Explzination of the "Theory of that Science, extruaed from the Works of I.innxus,i with aa Appendix and Glossary. By-JAMES LEE, Nurseryman at, tlie Vineyard, Hammersmith. A New Edition, Corrected and Revised by , C. STEWART, Member of the ,Linmean -Soeieik, London, of the Natural Histdry Society, Edinburgh; and Anthor of :Elements of Natural History, in Two Volumes, EJlnhurgh : printed for Mundell, Deig, and Stevenson ; and Thomas Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane, Londwi. • P 12 . 013'AV lON OF TUE I r• 11.) IA- DIRECTORS. In_the Press, awl will be published . I.'o-imirrow, price PE EC EI of RANDLE JACKSON, ' Esq. deli vered at the Special Court of Proprietors of.East-inUie Stock on the 21St May, I iiob. . Prinitd for - fohn•Stockdale, Piccadilly. • • - Of whom.may be had, elegantly printed in .light large Vo - Idmes, royal 4to. illustrated with 'Plates, price . 131. • 135. , • Tht - - complete Works of Sir W illiam •Joneo. • FOR. 'THE TE,ETH:AND GUMS. ffiHE PUBLIC -is _resneetfully caitibned nainst imitations . ot'thc I!SSENCE of PEARL'and PEARL DEN - ELK/ME, invented by the' tate JACOB E r; Dentist to the,Queen and.the Prince of Wales, which have been proved by long experience to be infinitelfinort.ctfica. cious for the Teeth and C.; ums.tban any Ailing yet discovered.. They Continue' to be sold wholesale awl retail „by Bayley and L:OCkspur ,, street, London, ;rice 25. 9th.eaely inclosed in a, Sninp , in which the following words are en graved, " J. Venter, Bayley, and Blew, Coeksdur-street," the Forgery whereof , is. Felony. •Sold also retail by T.' Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. kiemet),lGeorge street, Hatiover-square. W.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children as the greatest Preservative of young and tender Teeth. AN IMPOILTANT DISCOVERY. WS St S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, having fo'r a long series of years made the VENEREAL DISEAS.E, the "particular object of their investigation, are now enabled to announce the discovery of a Medicine superior to Mercury in thectire of tbat diSease.- It is al; present suf ficient for them to observe, that its effeds are•diametrically opposite to those ofMercury, for thOnigh it completely era dicates every.vestiy,e of the virus in itl most'confirmed stages, yet it does not in the 'least injure the- Constitdtion, or alter .the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovatesthesystemin all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion. Islumberle§s . instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues',ading as - a perpetual corrective to •bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or front the more insidious - though not less destruc tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the inelaneholy variety ofdisorders which are the consequence of this 'solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the maid montal state. The wretched sufferer broods (Pre?. his misfor tunes., ashamed to'seek relief till it has broUght him to such a state of misery as to render life oppreSsive. To those un happy persons it will be a con Soling reflection to knOw that they may now, by a new and -ittfaliible mode of treatment, be restored to that-greatest of oil human blessings, a 'strong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. • M m Messrs. Currie and Co. ay be Consulted by patientsof either sex, at their House, No. 107, - .llatton ..;arden,,person allr, or by Letter(post-paid) inclosing a Rank' Note, when the necessary Advice and Medicines will be' given or sent to, any pert of the Kingdom. Patients in thr Cquntry are re , quested to stare:3 heir age and general - mode eflivini;. No. to 7, Hatton Garden.' . • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London: y CONSIDER it but an ad of justice due to the .1.; merits of your • I. EA K. E's pATE'N.T PILLS, to corn municate.to you tike following C.:tire which has recently been • p,eoOrnit.d by them:— An Acquaintance sf mine, by.the breaking out of an old Venereal .Complaint (attendedby complication of disorders arising therefrom), was redUced al most to a skeleton ; and although he had the best' medic 4 advice which could be obtained; andd yariety of Patent Medicines, nothing could he, procured which , seemed tip suit -his case, or to do hint any service : he remained In a most re duced and pitiable situation for tea° years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to Walkior even to stand on his legs ;•,.in,f4 no one who- toeW,him ever supposed it pos sible for him to recover: He was anvisea at last to try your Lea'se's Pills—he' did so, - adhering 'strictly to the diredions given with them: He had nut taken more than two boxes fore he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged' him to proceed,: andby. taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradthilly return, and is now as hoaltn% and stout as any man. I : know, You are welcome, Sir, to tefer any .person to me for a•confirmation of the above account if-it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. - THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole, Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal .College of Surgeons,. London; at his House, No. 9, New_Brid6e-street ; - Where, atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, iii a practice particularly 'direttted to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy - which Men, of his 'Profession . should always observe, he Batters himself, the adVice and assistance he gratuitous-. ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will .he • esteemed by a i iligierning Public, as an •advantage seldom . ' to be obtained, and void of ambiguity.: Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thoseliVing atadistance, at the Perfumer's, No: 3s-, St.' Al- -' ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford -street ; Mr. - Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; ,Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh • Mr. M‘ Donald's, G go;w ; Mr. callwell's, Dublin ;, blr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester; and by one Person' in every consi4erable Town in' Great Britain and Ireland, in-Boxes of only 25.'7'.9d. each, sealed up with full and plain 'direc tions,- whereby. persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease speed; secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every BOX sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print ed, at the Stamp-olliee, " T. Taylor, N0.,9, New Bridge, street," to imitate which is Felony, and aU others are coon. .te: teas, O!'I•'!CE 01 ORDNANCE 006. • r rnE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yESTI": OR I)NANCE do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in- St. Mar garet Street, Westminster, on or before the 1.711) of june..nex,frorn such Persons wi i , o may be capable ant - Twill* to undertake the Cr.ustruaion o f eatain BLit I. DI NGS which it' is intended to er eei at C-.lchester for the Ordnance Depar,eni, conjorogiqy a Plan and Eirvation which may be ..seen,at the Office eat arly day, between the bourn Ten and Four o'Cack. - The Proposals to specify the Prices of each description of 11'rk to -be ir..;ludectin the Burldiliki ; also the iime in whiciithr 17;frk shell be completed under a Penalr, and the nature of the Secterzy to be given, in case of the non-performance of the Contoael. Proposals sealed up, and superscribed" Proposal for construr94 ing , Bailclings for the Ordnance- Department at Colchester," to I delivered at the Secretary's 00ce, St. 11.trgaro.street, on or behre.the :7th day of yuire next, brit .proProPinals, will be received after that dart . • Py Order of 4ke Board, ji R. 11. CRET, Secretary. FREEHOLD and C.OPYHOLD FARMS, - between HA RI ABBEY and - ROYDON, ESSEX. SQL-D BY AUCTION, - By Mr'. SHUTTLEWORT,FI, , At.GarraiVay's, on Wednesday the 25th instant, at TweiVe o'Clock, in Two Lots, Lou . A Valuable and very Desirable 4COPY -1-11.-HOL D anti sniallpart , Fß E Fl teeeb adv,rtt-gtottsly situate on the Border of asexcellent,Road,, tour miles trans Waltham Abbey; and three trom Roydon ' Sn . the County of Essek.;,comprising.6B A t eres, 2 Roods, and 25 Perches of rich MeadoW antrArible- Land, with a Farm hOuse, Farm-yard, Barn,' Stablidt,- and -exturisiv:t COininon Rights ; in - the,occupati9n tit llr. Thomas Vinei,' , l'enar4 at Will, at an,old and very lbw Ren . t• of Eight Vo'unds per ann. • • .•• Lot. z. A Small DAIRY FARM, situate near the above; comprising 9 :acres and i 6 Perches of ,luxutiant, - Meadow Lands with -a Farm-house, Fartn-yard,, Barn, Stabling, &c. In the occupation of Daniel .Coleman, 'Tenant at Will, at 'Ttverity Pounds per ann. • • The - Copyholds are held under the Manors of Roydon Hall and Nazeing Bury, ssubjeel to the customary Fines and • small Quit Rents.' May be viewed by apply ing to Daniel' Cole Man, the 'Fe nant ; and. Particulars had, ten days previouslo the Sale, at tne_New Inn, Roydon ; Bull, Hoddcsden ; New Inn, Walt ham Abbey ; Four Swans, Waltham Cross ; at Garraway's ; and . of Mr. Shuttleworth, 17, Austin Friars,- near the Royal Exchange, London. MUTINY BILL. Earl SPENCER adverted to the flotice he had given on Saturday, of his intention to move the se cond ,reading of the -Mutiny Bill: to-morrow; hut Understanding, - he said, that business• of importance a'ready stood for to-morrow, he should move that 45 t . 1 . 1e Bill be read a second time on Wednesday.: ILord HAWKESBURY 'said, he did not rise flos'objeet to the Motion, but merely- to give notice, that previous to the second- reading -of the Bill on Wednesday, he should move that "there-he laid before the House the opinion 'given by certain Military Officers relative to enlistment fora term of -years. _ .. Tile Bill was. ordered to be read a seconditirn . e eh f 6. - edn4sday, for which day the Lords w ere Ordered 12eIrsurn trioned. . IMFEACKMENT .OF LORD MELVILLE: ' .. , 'Strangers were excluded, and we understood the —consideration of the Evidence adduced on the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville wkresumed.' T,lte discussion continue, 411 half past . 11 o'clock, wee the. furthe4 4 fonsicliation'of the . subjea was Judges postponed till 'to-morrow. . The attended. Adjournedtlitio-morrow (this day). at - • • • . - . . . .. • . •. • HOUSE .OF COMMONS.. MONDAY, JUNE 9. As soon as the House- Met it *as sumtnOned, by the Deity Usher of the Black Rod; to attend in the, l• • House of Peers. The Right. Hon.the SpcAs.rnt and 'several Members accordingly proceeded to the I.;pper Honse . of 'Parliatnent : and, on his r,:turn, the SPKALCER, in: the usual form, acquainted the'House, that they had, beets. in the House of Peers, where they had heard the Royal Assent given by Cot-nil-11s ,sion.to the Irisit Debentures Bill, the Irish CustO ms and Excise Duties Bill, the Irish Butter Packing Bill, the- Franking Regulation. Bill, the London Docl,s Bill, and the Irish First Regulation, Bill. . .Mr. IVleheuN, from the Boarkl, present Al se veral Papers, pursuant to order of this lii - mse; were or d ere d to 1.,.> Frlnteci,' ;lila to ue Lite, Table. The Dunbar Harbour Bill was read a second time and referredJO a committee , consisting of the, Lord Advocate,. Lord ! Archibald Harnaton, and several Other Members for North Britain. •- A Message:frail the Upper House of parliament announced their Lordships' assent to the Tr(iperty Duty Bill, the Irish Import and Export Regulation Bill, the Irish Additional Force, 4t Repeal Bill; and two Private Bills. • - , . , On the Motien of Sit JOHNNEWPORT, the" Irish and English Corn Interchange till was read a firt time, and, after a fear words from Mr: FOSTER, 'it was ordered to be read a second timeto-mbrrow. An Order was made that an Account of the Amonn t of Assessmeuts made under the, Assessed Tax Aa fbr a certain time therein specified be laid before the House. Sir A. WELf.ESLEY gave notice, that to-morrow he would move for AdditiOnal Papers' relative to the Oude Charge. Mr. PAULL . pregented his Third Article of the Charge of Impeachment against the Most Noble the Marquis Wellesley. It' was read at the Table: by the'Clerk, but in so inaudible• a manner, that if. could only be" learned that the Article wa4 relative ti) the transadions which had taken. place in Furruc-, kabad, which is 'stated to contain 100;000' inhabi tants, and to produce a proportionate degree of Re-., venue. At the conclsion, the Noble Lord, .who is the objea of the Charge, was alledged to :have been guilty of a breach, of faith, and of tyranny and. oppression towards .the Prince of that Division of 'Orientalyerritory.—Ordered to be printed. The Charge was then ordered to' be taken 'into consideration on Thursday ) the 19th inst. in a Cone- mittee of the whole House. It was then ordered that-John Lord, Teigamouth do attend, on Wedneiday, the t Bth„ to give evidence on the Oude charge; Gore Ousel•, Aid-de-Camp to his - Highness the Nabob Vizier of Oude, was also ordered -to attend ; and it was ordered that George Johnstone, Esq. a Member of this House, do attend in his place,. on ThUrsday the igth, s at thesonsider ation of the Article 'relative to Eurruckabad; the two former Witnesses were also ordered to attend on the same days An Account of the Net Assessments under- the, 43d of the King, up to the sth April, 1806, was prelented, - and Ordered to be laid on the Table. A Statement of the Amount of the Duty on Fo reign Linen for a limited Period, was presented, add ordered to be laid on the Table. - . Mr. WILI3iatiORE 'gave notice, that, after the Motion of Mr. Fox should be disposed of to-morrow, he would. move that an Humble Address be pre sented to I-Ls - Majesty, on the same,subjea. Sit,JOHN NEWPORT. moved ) Mat ' the Report of .the Irish Militia Volunteering Bill be taken into consideration .oh . •Thtirsday next: In answer to a question from Mr. FosTEtt; he stated that his reason tOr the delay of a few days was, that he..might, in the interval; have an opportunity of consulting with n\ 0 4)-