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_O4 , 4 ir4 • • NUMBER 430 L] sop ETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF Of PER SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. -Craven-street, tune 27, IS-s6. A, QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT, of , this - SOCIETY will be Held here oh Wednesday next, at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Account of Receipts and Disbursements, &c. &c: to the 3oth inst. R. GRASSWELL, Secretary. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, June, iBo6. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 24th instant are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the CoMpany's Offices over the Royal- Exchange and in Pall-Mali, as well as by their: re. spedive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies o nor before the gth of next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire, SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. *** -Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize. and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui-. lies on, Lives. File Policies will be issued free of Expence to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up ! , wards. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • THE great Reputation Which Mr. BURGESS ' has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHO VI ES for FISH SAUCE has induced amply Persons to give the sate; .Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. jOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against-such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex.- tra large profit to vend the spurious.kind : they are parti cularlk requested to ask for BURGESs's -and to observe none is: genuine but what have these wor ds upon the .I,abel ". I ohn Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Ahchovi es. " • Warehouse, Nci.•to7, Strand, corner of-the Savoy Steps, London. PINNER, MIDDLESEX. TO BE LET-T, and may be entered on immediately, ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY, HOUSE ; con sisting of Eating-room, Drawing-Town, -and Book:' room, with a suitable number of Bedchambers,' Stabling for Eight Horses, convenient Offices, good Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Ground, &c. standing nearly in , the centre of thir teen-Acres of Ground, near to several Market Towns, and in a genteel Neighbourhood. Particulars of Tenure to be • agreed on, and for a further account, applications may be made to Mr.. Crosby, House Agent, -Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. - • GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown inn, on 'Thursday the 3d (Lily, 1806, at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon. T HE VALUABLE STORES lauded from the French Ships of War MARENG() and BELLE I'OULE, captured by a Squadron of His - Majesty's Ships - under the command of the Right Hon. Sir John Borlase War ren, Batt. consisting of Cables, SailS, standing and running Rigging, Rope in lunk and Paper Stuff, lion and Brass Guns, Howitzers and . Swivels ; Muskets and Bayonets, round, 4touble-headed, Grape, aid; Cannister Shot, Gun Carriages, Blocks of various sizes, .Provisions and Wine, Iron-bound _Leagers,• Half Leagers, and other Casks, Iron Ballast, in ADM Guns and broken Plrees, useful Wrought Iron, old Cop-, per and Lead, lower Masts, Topmasts, Yards and Spars, with four handsome Time-pieces complete, and a large quao tity of Carnelian Stones and: 'Scuds,- strung sod loose. - Thq.whole to be viewed three days before the Sale, and Catalogues had by applying to MATTHIAS MARCH, and Joint . . . JOHN A. .H 1 CKLE Y, 5 Brokers. Gosport, June 13, ISO 6. N.B: The SALE of the CORNELIAN STONES and BEADS in 'the ahove Advertiserrfer.t is' unavoidably post poned till a future Day, of which due Notice will be given. A SINGULARLY ELEGANT COTTAGE' ORNE.E, • :within Two Miles soda "'allot - SOUTHAMPTON. TO BF SOLD itY:PRIV4TE .CONTRACT, • New-ere" ed COTTAGE, containing, on the -LA- Ground' Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-roony, Brea fast-room, and Gentleman's-room, with Book-cases; - Butler's-} ant 2nd Patent Water-cloitet (opening front the• }louse),. Kitchen, Scullery,- &c. &c. Second Floor, four best 461-Chambers, ,Servants'-Moms suitable; surrounded by a Paddock of three Acres, planted and laid out with much taste ;' a most productive Garden, and-Orchard stocked with every species of Fruit Trees; a double Coach..house, Dairy, Stables, and Court-yard; and every description of Out: building. • The Situation is.on an Eminence, commanding a View of the Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour, and West Channel. - The Elevation •of the 'House is simply elegant, with Italian Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of the House-; •in short, the whole is on that. convenient Plan and Scale so fnuch.sought after for the Residence of a genteel Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, having• ionly beencompleted last Summer: 'it is elegantly Furnished, anti ready in every respect for the reception of a Family. it xnay be had either with or -without the Furniture. 'for further particulars apply tci - Mr. George Hookey, Southampton ; or to Mr. 'Peter Martinnant, No. 62, St: fanies's-street, London. Letters will be attended to. ... 4 i:VCTION OF BOOKS, MAYS; AND HOGARTH's , PRINTS. ACATALOGUE of Valuable BOOKS, prin-' eipalty rnodern, the greater part of them elegantly bound and entirely new, the property of John Stockdale, which will be Sold by Auttion, by Mr. STOCKDA LE, jun. at the, New Roan, No. 180, Piccadilly, opposite Bur lington-house; on IVlondiy, July 7, and Five following Days, .cbminencing at One o'C lock to a minute. .Amongst many other valuable Publications are, Proof im pressions of Hogarth's Works, Cook's Voyages complete, New Annual Register, Swift's, Fielding's, Bacon's, Locke's %Valpole's, Johnson's, Sir Witham Jones's, Goldsmith's, Hume's, Robertson's, Bishop lVatson's,G ibbon's, Blair's, and Lavater's Works ; Universal History, Parliamentary Regis ter and State Papers, b l arrow's New Travels, Fourcroy's Chemistry, Williams's Cases, Burn'S Justice, Wentworth's Pleadings, European Magazine, Grose's Antiquities, John. son's Dictionary, Murphy's Tacitus, Daniel's Rural Sports, various Histories of England, Costume of Russia, Philoso phical Transactions, New Peerage and Baronetage brought -down to the present day,G Juvenal, Chauchard's, and other Maps, .Nan of London, Map of Indostan, jcc. To be viewed twodays preceding the Sale, and tatalogueS, price 6d. to,bc had of Mr..Stockdale, No. iSr, Piccadilly ; ;and Mr. Walker, raternoster.row. fi R: DE CI - EMI - INT, Inventor olthe Mineral 1 Paste Teeth, has obSctved, in the Public Papers, 'that - some of his menial - Servants, -whom' he dismissed trorn • his, Service, have had,t he assurance., to announce themselves aS,DentiSts, practrsing . the Art of making the Mineral Paste, „Toth ;' and„ in order to gain .. the confionce of ;he Public, • - hare asserted, that:they have been several years'A.s6istants in that Profession ; Mr. De,Chemant being the .only Person in: tn plaint or Fra:cce. who has hitherto Ptaclised tins new Art, .by Virtue of Letters Patent, obtained from His Majesty, and 257,144 n the Preach Government, it must be - presumed, that it was at his House ..that those I.'ersons pretend to have learned. that Art; Mr:De Chemant, therefore, feels it his duty to' warn the Public that he has never had • either 'Pipit or As-' illtatit, in his Profession of Surgeon- Dentist, .or, in his Olre naive Process ; nor lia,s,he ever confided to any Person whom soever the Secret cue Knawledge of his Chemitai Preparation of . Nlineral Paste - . Teeth, the forrnati ,, n and perfection' of Neliicp, it is requisite to, observe, demands long and extensilvd Tnofessional praCtice„builtTon the most prolottud scientific; theory. • .h . ith:strecti . • , . . FR IDA Y, JUNE 27, i 806. 4:. 74:7:117.:17,11.7:::11-4: le V . kkriD - i'l`a l lr 11' ,* l\, a d if:".o4" . :` , ..t.• ' offlllo . .. sb N . Z"-Vii . Apf" 4. '"%•"lol, k, -f. , .• 7 , : 0 _ .1,11 e "0. • . 4- o arlf-gd /kilt i tl 4 .k‘• *r, i.* ff r NEW BOOKS'TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE. /ER. PHILLIPS has the Honour to inform the Literary World and the Public at large, hat he has in preparation and in few days shall publish, the follow ing elegant and interesting New Works : t. Mr. Can's Stranger in I rciland ; or, Travels in that Country during the last Autumn and Winter, with numer— ous Engraving.; - .price zl.zs. in boards.,. z. Memoirs of a Traveller now at Rest • consisting of ori ginal Anecdotes of the,Courts of Europe during the last fifty years, 45 vols. price z's.s. in boards: 3. The Poetical WOrks of Mrs. Robinson, now first col lected by Miss Robinson, and including many Pieces never before published, in 3 elegant Vols. price ii. tis. 6d.. in boards. 4. The Wild, Irish Girl, a Novel, by Misr; Qw.coson, Au. thoresia the Novice of St. Doininic,,m 4 vels. price toss. in bdards. A s-ooh as each of these Works. is respeaively ready, it may he had of every Bookseller in Great sritain arid Ire land. Within the last three nonths Mr.'PhillipS has published tholollowing esteemed Works r. I.)t, Gregory's Cyclopedia, Parts I. 11. and 111. at.9s.. 2. Alnion's Complete. Edition of Junius, z vols. 125. 3. 4 'fife Spirit of the . French Anas,,:f vols. Iss. 4. Public .Cliaraaers'-for 1806, los. 6tl. ' 5. Crocker's Eleinents of Land Surveyingos. 6. Saunders on the .Diseases of the ~F..ar;.2. , 55.: in ',dards. 7. Winter in London, by Mr. Surr,*3 vols. - r 3s. 8. Maid, %Vac, and. Widoiv, by Mr. Sidtlon , , 13s. 6d. . - _ _ _ 9. Biographical index to the House of Con - anons, 9s. to. Pidure of • Londoct for i 8 6, SS. in'red. 1 t . B lair's •Class BOok, or 365 Lessorny,;s. - 12. Cotetnp..arary Voyages atilt Travels.,, , Vol. 111. Iss.. 13. Turnbull's Naval Surgeon, 95..6q.,. 14. Trenslations front the Greek - Anthology, 75. 6d. 15. Dr: John Reid on Consuntption, 74. • - 16. Robinson's Grammar of History, 3s: 17; Prinee,Hoare on the Atts in Eil4!and, . Each of which may be hatrot every Booksejler in the Unit ed Kingdoin. Bridge-street, May 2.6,.1806. • - . - This 'Day was published, '.. •In Royal daavo, price ti. 3s. in boards, VOLUME the FIRST of CASES ARQUED and ADJLIDGED - in the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, ori.,Ohally pub- ' lished by. Order of the Court, from the Manuscripts of THOMAS VERNON, late of the Middle .Temple, Esq. The Second Edition, with Notes and Reterences to the Pro ceeding's in the Court, and to later Cases, &c. = By 10EIN RAITIIBY, of Lincoln's. Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for Butterworth, Fleet-street. Of Whortibe had, price 6s. in boards, Mr. Raithby's Letters _ph the- Study and. Practice of the • Law considered in their various relations to BoLiety. This Day was published, In One handsome Vol. Crown OdaVo, price 7's. 6d: sewed, the Thitd Edition, considerahly improved, , of ANEW ITALIAN CiRANIMAR, in Efig,lish and Italian, on. 'a Plan diffetent: froth any hitherto published ; pointing but, in a clear concise manner, the hest gales and the easiest lllethod for the attainuleut , of that ele gant and liarmoniotis Language, equally '6lCnlated for the Use of SchDols and Private Instrudion. By GAETANO RA VI ZZOrc,l, Teacher of, .I.anknagcs. This.. Edition contains several valuable Improvements and Additions, .parlicular:y TableS of all I rregk - il,tr. Verbs, and Italian Dialogues which will be found very' useful io Tra. Yellers; a Colleelion,of the best Sentences and Canzonettas from MetaStasio ; the Flow:ss . 'of .Poetry, cilneftv: from Yetrarca, rasso, Lorenzo De Modici, Amster, 6.". c:. with Notes ;' a Systci - noftvlythology, &c. • . Printed tin? Lut►grnau, Hurst,, Rees, and Orme, Pater_ \ roster-rots. _ . ol' whom may be had, by the swine Authin, 1. A Short anr' Easy Introduttion, in English and Ita lian, containing a St of gradual I r essons on - thc I talian:Pro4 nunciat,on.. Calleaidn of Spanish Poetry ; to which is added, an English and Spanish Vocabulary. . .•3. Latinuro ;,or, A Latin Colleetion ; eon . - tainini; Extrads, in Italian and,F Fetich, annexed to the Latin.. • RICHMONV HILL. NOBLE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLEASURE. •, , GROUND, and LAND. . , TO BE SO 1.1) - InT AUCTION, By . Mr. 'ROBINS, At Garrawity's Colfee-..louse, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday; 3d,of luly, 18 6, at Twelve o'Clock, . A . Boautiful and most Desirable FREEHOLD X ll and CO P YHO LI) EST AT 1.:;• comprising a spacious •elegamt Mansion, in complete order, and planned for a Fami ly of the first distinction, with attached and detac bed : 0 thces of every description, Lawns, Pleasure,•grounds, excellent Garden,:and- Mead,tw Land, the wholtfabout seven ;\ eres, situate on . that Most -charming an-I:delightful spot Richmond Hill, commanding noble, .enchanting, and extensve, Views. of 'the River and rich Cottntry surpassing any description ; also, a small compact I )wellin.g.hottse, Offices, G:adens 4 adjoining, commanding the same unrivalled prospect, forming a Most enviable property from its situation and c , .;ft-, venient distance front 1.) , Oon. , May be viewed by rickets. Particulars at Garraway's, and of Mr, Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ELIGIBLE BUILD ING LAND, and BRICK EARTH, RICHMOND, SURREY. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By .I‘lr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colle-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, Id of July, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, AValuable and truly Desirable FREEHOLD and COPY HO L 1). ESTATE, comprising upwards of Twenty-three Acres, all lying compact, situate em the East side of Richmond Hill, and extending to the Road leading to the Marsh-gate, a must enchanting spot for ereaing Villas, commanding extensive and beautiful. Views of the Country ; the Estate affords a considerable Strata of Brick Earth and Gravel, and it is well supplied with excellent Water. This Property forms a very desirable Estate for Gentlemen or Builders. fiarticulars at the Castle and Greyhound, Richmond ; Star and Garter, Kew-bridge ; Mr. Lowten, Temple • at G arra was:;.and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, (, olden-square, where a P lan of the Estate may be seen. Valuable Library of very Scarce and Rare Law Books, the Property of a Gentleman'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , By Mr. ROBINS., On Friday the 4th of July, at Eleveno'Clock, at Mr. Hindle's AuCtion-royms, Chancery-lane, _ _ THE'Entire, and very Valnable LIBRARY of a GENTLEMAN it the LAW, removed from his'Cham hers in the Temple, consisting of upwards of fifteen hundred VOlumes of very choice, scarce, and rare Books on Divinity, Law, and Law Reports, by the most esteemed Authors; Blackstone, Bacon, Coke, Hale, Littleton, Peere Williams, Sit Wm, tones, &c. the Endyclopirdia Biitattnica, UniVets(il ,History, Antient and Modern, Shaksp6are's Works, 4:c..and stindry, Miscellaneous Works; .also Greek and Latin Authors o'ol6 most faMed Classics • • .- • Maybe viewed on WedneSday and Thursday before the Sale,-at Hindle's Rooms, Chancery-lane; - when. Catalogues. may .be had, at the l3aptist Head, and Simond's 'Coffee: houses, C hancery- lane Serle's - Coffee-house,,Caley-street ;' Flinn vat's Intl Cottee- house ; Grecian Cutiee.house, Temple; Peele's, Fleet-street phy's•• Inn Coffee.. hon Holborn •;• dud of Mr. Robins, Winwick-street, Golden-,iquar ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, - _ yune to, iSo6. . , MoTICE is Iterety given, - That-a - Sessitot of Oyer and Ternaner and C;at,l.Delivery , , for . tbe Trial of o . ffinc . "et con-nitted or the 111,gb.Seas,-'9vithin the jprisdiHi.z of the Ad notralt.ll Engla:ti. will be h.'/d za ynctice Hall, in the Old Hai ley,l,,ndorti on I.' id,' the 1 lib o f y 11,5, neAt, at Eight o'Ciank in the JiArniag. • • ~.,-, - 'IPILLL4III MARSDF.Y. IC TUAI L ING.b yifne io, 18.6. . . MHE COMMIS'SIONERS fir LICTUII,LING . ,g is Ai d yEsz') /iv Y do hereby give Notice, fiat of Tuesday the id of Sepornbei next they will he rea4 to' recefve t Tender:, in 'writing (sealed up), and treat for the stepplyrng o . f what FRESH E V SErl PROVISIONS, and WIN h, shall be do,anded for the lire of-His Majesty's Ships and M.scels at Lisbon, fir the tiiace of Tw,l7:e Months certain, and further I rota/ Six 3/ , ,thr 41Aa/ 1 be giv , n • io bej.aid fid . by. Bills, 1 r.; ? y,thi r , with Interest, nitro , ,nays after date. The Conlitinns of the ContraCh.nt-sy be seen at the S,rteta , j o s-1, Office, at this 011ie: ap f ..!_yin g to Britinnicsillaje4 ; :y's Consul, ai Lisbon. Vo regard will be bad to ;2 , ,:v Tinder in thr , Price- sh'all ino-ted ww•dc /ehgib, or that shall nct be .Jelii:;red io the. tina,d bet,re CA t ne o'Clyck an the laid Tutsday, t/ 2d Seph.,nber 'will.; the Peron _wbc inake, the Tendo, Co/n, Pr, behal attends, tt. •zuben called jor„ :OFFICE OP -ORDNANCE, ' Itlay 25, .1806. TFIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of' HiS MA IL 7E.571".i ORDIV4NCE.A hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in St. Afar gave Street, ll:estmidster, on or be/ore the Lit of yuLy next, from inch Persona who smg , be "ca4•,ible and vvilling to undertake the (..'Onstrutiion o/ eertain'BUI,DINGS which it is intended to trea ..f C,lchester for the Ordnance Department, conformably to a PAiv and Elevation which may' he seen at the .office en any day between the, blurs of Ten and Four o'clock. ,"The Proposals' to specify the Prices Of each description of Work to be included in the Buildings alp) the time in which the Work shall be completed under a Pehaly, and the nature of the Security 'to be given, in case of the' ium-perfirmailce of the Contraa, Prop'osalf .waled up, and superscribe!" Proposals for construß ing Buildings for the Ordnance Depa , -tment at Colchester," to be .delivered a! the Secretaty's 'Of►ice, Si., Margaret-street, West mimter,.9n or belief the oft day. of yziy next, but no Proposals trill be tereived after .that day. By Order of llie Board, R. ii. CREW, Secretary. • OFFICE' OF ORDNANCE, furs pi 'PRINCIPA I, OFFICERS jESTY'r ORDNANCE - do heoeby give Nvice, That Pt Gpatakwill he rereived at their' Oilit'e.' in St . Alar,:,-aret-street, j'estinit:ster., oit to- tqfetee Tuesday the Eighth Day .;. , 1* :711(y next, such Persgn, as ntay be roar-rtake the st,pplj , rif I; I'IIOISTERY' A RTICI.F.S fid• terviee t,f this Depart kvent ; tg be delil:ered at the Tower, &r Medi-with, us may be.te yttired.• Further Particulars, together with the Tereus and Conditions, of tie Con.o - 40, moy be known, upon application at the Secretav;, 0 , /ice, be St, Margaret-street, duy day between the ILurs of . Ten and /'our o'(_/ hch .whcre the•Propoals are to be delivered, sealed. up, and marke(on the outside, Proporalr.for the sup& of Up " ha,tery A'rticles for service of the Oudnance Department :" but no Proposal can le admitted after the said Eikbth Day of 72t'. • By Order of the Board, fri Ced.,“4l.y. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, "'mite 20, i Sr. 6. THE P.RINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA , yESIT't ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, , in St. Margaret-street, Westinktier, on or before Thursday the loth of July next, from such , Persons as nny he willing to undertake the Performance of PLAISTERE RS' WORK for Service of this Departinenr, at the jollrwing StationS, viz. The Tower, Purfleet, Westminster; , ravesentl; and Greenwich, Tilbury. Woolwich, Further particulars, together with the 'Terms. and Condition's of Gcmtraa, may he known upon application at the Serretaty: Office, in St. Margaret-street, any day 'between the hours of Peri and. Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered seated up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for Plaisterers' inrk : for Service of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 6th day 13y• Orti'et . of We Board, • • -i R. IL CR Elr,•Secretary-. DiSEASES of the URETHRA, and Certain CUM_ PLAINTS A S 'Sole Proprietor -of DARAN's celebrated X MEDICATED BOUGIES'and REMEDIES, Mr DU FOUR informs the Public, that he' may, as usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, at his House, —O. 54, Frithstreet, Soho, on Cases of Strithires, Obstructions Gleets, tee. 8:e. as well as Debility, aad every Disorder where secrecy is so essentiAl a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious HOuse,-. hat every Patient may be introduced in a separate Apartment. Mr. D.. has for many years confined himself to that department of Surgery, and from extensive Practice, and Oa most flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild, ellicacious, requiring no con finement or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility of a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully in' a Letter, enclosing a ml. or al. Note, will have proper remedies sent to the amount.: For the various symptoms, &c. see Mr. lltifotir's Treatise on the above Coittplaints, Price 2s. 6cl. the sth e:ntion. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • -• rr T HE Celebrity .01 the Analeptic Bills, as a ge -1 . neral Pwservative of. Health, is become universal, from their Efficacy in those Complaints which, continually dis turb the Human Frame ; . such as ColdS,. Rheiunatisms, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli mite; or from Indulgence in the Litxuries of Life; and these salutary Effeas are produced by gently opening'the Pores by Night; and the 'Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen'or. Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills ara also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designedas , a , mild Purgative onl - 3,i, and therefore not always slifficiently active, the Antibilious Pills have been idcotnmended in aid, by an eminent physician, 'who has used these Medicines combined for many years with the happiest success in all complainti of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. _ - "Travellers, by Land or Sea, or Persons remote from Medi cal. Assistance, would do well to be. always provided with thcse Pills ; whicfi, With some of the genuine Dr. James's ..F..ever Powder, would form a most valuable Store, in a small compass, that would often affbrd Relief on any sud den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences bf Ne_ • ;;leek or-Delay. Sold rinly.by F. .Newbery and. Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four doors from the Cor lier of Cheapside; Liindon ; and at Dr. James's late HouSe in Bruton-street ; viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d. 3 (lox, or six in one large Box, tort 1. 4s. ; and' the Antibilious Pills, a Box, Duty included —Observe that the 0 • • •‘, Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's ) . ,s are engraved in to,: Stamp;. -fi'~?: %r [PRICE SIXilEiN v et IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSS OF PEERS. TfII3II6SAY, JUN'L ,•26. the Committee ofPrivilege§, eridence_waTex mined respeeling the:Claim of/Sir Ceeilßishorto the. Barony of. Loud?. Mr. Adam. was . heard on behalf of .the. Claimant, and the Attorney General on the, part of 1116 Crown. ,The.forther eonsidera .iiOn of the Claim was then postponed. to this day fortnight. Some further, discussion tonic, plate in. the Com- Ininee of lirivileges, during which stnuif?rs were excluded.:• The fUrther tearing of the Appeal, Tflartin v: ?..lacnabb, was_postponed till to-morrow. The Judges . it - tended in purstr - ance of the Order of `tke House . , to dAiver.thf.qr opinions on - questions put to them relative to the Appeal, Lucian v. Craw ford. This case, it will be r,entembered,Narose out of Policy of Assurance, effe.:ted by the Coulmission, ers for the Management of Dutch Property delQined under certain circumstances. in year t 7(,;•5, on certain detained Dutch Vessels tend CargoeS, on their, voyage•frorn St. Helena to this Country, some of which Vessels were afterwards - Jost, and an action brOught by the Commissioners on the Policy to recover atl average loss. The cause, after being litigated in the Courts belOw, was brought up by an Appeal to the TiOutse of Lords ; where, after Counsel had been heard both sides., eight queStions were propounded tothe Judges for their opinion on. points oflaw arising out of the caSe. The main question, to which the others Were in some Measure subordinate, was s i n sub stanee, whether the Commissioners had a legal in terest iii the property, on its voyagefroin St. I.3e lena,,so as to enable them to effect illegal and valid Policy of Ins - t!lranec thereon. - ' Upon these que s ti o n si the Judges Commenced the delivery of their opiniorlt . . Mr. Baton ( I ;RXIIAM first delivered his opinion ) which was as 'to the question of interest, that the Commissioners had a sntlicient interest in the pro perty to en:thle them to etieaft legal llic.l 1-ali,l • Mr.',,Thstice CA?tman F, (teeiclecily olooinion cu the cootrarr ; < that the Commissioners. had _no such . interest; tha'Fthev had no interest . in :the..propertv, 'either in possession, Veversion, or ,exp&tancy, in die: legal - sense ofthoe words ; that the most ii alum - mt. 'ed . to was a naked expeaatton that the- property On its arrival • this Country ini ht C 0164, On lrr their managOment, and that upon the. sante principle they might have insured every Dutch ship in the Dutch ports, in the expeetation of their being detained by British VesBeis, .at brought into the portsiil this `tountry.. ‘ Lord WAL.?l'N'anAm moved to postpone the fur-' ther. delivery of the opinion of the Judges till .ion - - • The Excise Regulation Bill . was read a 'second tithe; and committed for to-nioti-ow. Simpsou's Divorce Bill passed thro' a Cominittee in which the clause for hastardilthlg the children Was, on the Mtition .of the LOUIS CHAI.:CELLOR, struck out. Report totmorroW: The Committee on the Irislr'Post heads_ Bill was postponed till to,-morrow. tuna►. Lotri risconnt ...1?E - 1,171;LE. tose - tO address thO, tiouse. His Lordship adverted to the liiSpatchet recently received t:rom announcing everits of the greatest iMpartanee in their= nature and conse , quences, and to the absence-Of a Noble Lord front whom he wished to derive some information con , tieEted with this suhje&. His objet at present was to state to the House ; that on Monday next, if the Noble. Lord td whorn he alluded, should then be in his plaCe, he should ask a question of that Noble Lotd respeaing the Ultimate determination of his Majesty's Government relative to Air George liarloW ) and if the answer he received *as not satisf:n to his mind, he should then give notice of a Motion on the: subjea. It •haVing been suggested to summon tht Lords for that day, 4 1 The Doke of NoaFoLic. objected that itwas Un usual to summon their Lordships fat a notice. , - Lard Viscount MELVILLE in explanation said, that he did not mean t() giVe any notice now of a Mo , firm-, but that it would depend on the answer he re , . ceived,on Monday, whether he should then give notice of any Motion.: TEMPLE-BAR AND SNOW-OILL . LOTTEM% On the third reading of the Temple 7 Bar and Snow Hill Lottery The Duke of NORFOLK urged several objedions to the Bill, which he did not think ought- to be view , - ed in the same favourable light A'S the Lotteries of Alderman Boydell and Mr. Bowyer,' which were, connected With a national object. In - this instance the parties had speculated with a view to their own individual interest, 'and he thought that Pal - Earn:el - it ought not to interfere in their fa`Vour in the manner proposed. The extension of Lottery Bills he objeEted to in general, as tending to encourage gambling. The LORD CHANCELLOR agreed in the general objection to the extension of Lotteries urged by :his Noble Friend, but he did not think that this Bill would in any degree tend to encoura ge a sp i r i t of-gambling, where it was most injurious, amongst the lower classes-of the people. He conceived this Bill to beconneded with a great public objed, that of beautifying the Metropolis, and after the deterior ation which the parties had) experienced in their property, from unavoidable causes, and the-expence They had been put to in carrying the Bill to its pre sent stage, he submitted to the Noble Duke,- w h c ther it would .riot be advisable,, under the circum stances in which the case stood, that the Bill should •Pas's:' The-Bill was _read a third time and passed.--Ad journed, • • fo b