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p st `f . . • ;t. • _ 1 ~` Nil et NUMBER 4200. NOT ACTED THESE TWENTY YEARS, THEA'i f I;—`/Al, It' I , i<V-L.ANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March I f will be • - perti,rmed M E It 0 P E. Dorlas, by the. Y OUNG ROSCICTS; Pc;iyphosites, Mr. RAYMOND; Erox, Mr. BARTLEY; Narp.is, Mr. POWELL ; Nesope s , Mrs. POWELL; Ismene, Miss BOYCE. WITH THE DOCTOR AND ThE APOTHECARY. Thoma.., Mr. DO WTON ' • Sturnvi. ! i, *!r. ‘VEWITZER ; Carlos, Mr. DIGNUM ; Nail, Mr. 13ANNIS:CE IL Dr. 1,1:105o, Mr. MATH rivs ; Anna, Mrs MOUNTAIN ; Isabella, Mrs. BLANO. coxes 6s. Second Price 35. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. Gallery' zs. Second Price is,--Upper Gallery is. Second 'Price 6g.—No Money to be returned. Places for the 13 . ,,xe5 to .be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Littleßussell.street. The Doors 'op i f.iied at Half past. Five, and the Play bi7;in liallpasi Six. he Travellers ; with The Citizen. THE LAST TIME OF MRS. SIDDONS's APPEAR. INC TILL AFTER EASTER. THEATRE - Rt otAL,,COVENT-CAKDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March i, will be •-- • • THE GAMESTER. Bevertey, Mr. KEMBEE ; Stukely, Mr. COOKE; - Lawson, Mr. C. KEMBLE; . Mrs. Beverley', Mrs. SI DUONS ; _Charlotte, Miss BRUN - TON: WITH • WE FLY BY NIGHT; 9r, LONG STORIES. The Prologue to be spoken by,Mr. FAWCETT. The Charaders by - Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr.. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONDS, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON ; Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE, MissTYRER, &c. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery ts. The Dpots to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. , Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office hi Hart-street. On Monday Mater Betty will appear in Achmet, in Bar. barossa ; with the Farce of We Fly by Night. A new Corned', in .Five Ads, is in rehearsal, and due notice will be given of its first representation: A, Very numerous and respetaable Meeting was .I — .l.•yesterday held at the London Tavern, Sir folio Sin clair, Bart. in the Chair, to take. into Cw-isideration.a Pro. osal submitted to the Pubhc by W. Ludlam, Esq. of.Wel -, beck-street, to consti ' NEW LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, to be called" TIIE ROCK, with a Capita of One divided into 40,00: Shares, noSubscriber hold ing more than too ; the outline of which being proposed from the Chair, was so mi,ch Approved that considerably more than the proposed Capital wa, subscribed iii less than one hour, rendering id necessary to stop any further Subscription, to the great disappo I.thient of a numb.'r •,f resOelab e Persons, Who We't •-•o , iai r rwrig u p,,0 the Lt.-d. • ,„ A ; . THE Public supplied with single Pieces oflin - at ;.; Ai.N, at W Pri , :e, the i Linen Corn, vany's, 4, Bloomsbury-sywoc— near Soutnarnpton-street, leading 1-10 h ern.. No Articie s id but I rish Liner:. and nit Las than a Piece; • each Piece ‘,ontains about Twe..ty-five Yards, is warranted, al.(' !he Mouey returned it a fault appears. t'ide's se,it by Post,. or otherwise (with Money), executed with puock,:ality. Cash, as usual, for Bank of Ireland Iti ()les J. 0 . 13 RI E NI, Agent to the Company. H AN,: N; EfjctrAGE THE ;PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, ;viattresses, and Bedding complete, are•very respect- Cully reconnuentied to Gunk melt, its being the most •portahle and Supertur to any others made in London ; Marquees, T.lbieS and Chairs, 'Oll improved. prinopies ; Sea Cots, ' Sofa Beds,.and Chairs, tor on 13 , ;ard Snip;. Musq , dtto Net Furniture, anti Patent Bra3s-strew Bedsteads, for Last and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates,'at MORGAN and SANDE, RS's • Patent Bedstead Manufaaory and Ware-Rooms, • • .. Nos. t 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strat,d. . Morgan - . and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Diping ables, allOcved to be the most complete and b legant set of Tables ever yet invented, art very portable, packing in a Box' but. ten Inches deep. N. B. The FasPltionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-B.d Ware house. TO 'LETT FOR FIVE YEARS. A Very GENTEEL P. ESIDENCE, near the high SuttOlk Rpad, in Essex, 4o hrailes from Town; in perfect repair, with Offices of every description, uncom monly convenient ; a vety gond Carden; the , situation.ilry, cher:dui, and healthy; in a respectable neighbourhOod, near three Market- Towns, and .very good Roads; Coals cheap. _ Together with a Farm, yt weir 70 Acres, in a high state of Cultivation. The •Furnittice and Stock_ to be taken at a valuation. Immediate pOssessiOn. For more particulars apply it. Mr. Reynolds's, Bookseller, 137, Oxford-street. . . CUSTOM-HOUSE, _ _• _ London, Feb. 47, Iso6. FOR SALE, , Sy Order of the Hon. 'the Commissi o ners of His Majesty's Customs, on Tuesday the 4th, Wednesday the sth, • Thursday the 6th;, and Friday the 7th of March 38c6, At` Three o'Cleck in the Afternoons of the.said Days, In the, Long R00m,.-Custom-House, London, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Which' are allotted in Small Quantities, for the better ac commodation of the several Dealers, as well as Private Tersons, who choose to become Purchasers. - FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. FUR GOWNS and Cloaks, Ixorard Skies, Lao kered Ware, Tortoise-shell, ' Wrought Silver, Elastic catheters and Bougies, Fans, Cornelia!' and Coral Beads, India Ink, Bird of Paradise Feathers, Military Silk Sashes, Corgets Gold Watch Chains, Seals, and Keys, Thread .and Silk Lace, Galloons,- Ferrets, Hats, Tea, Coffee, Nutmegs, Sugar and Grocery. ronze Powder, Skins, Drugs, Pitt-boxes, Spanish Wool, Glass, China, Soy, Riga Italsam, Hearlem (tit, Pickles, Wine, Spruce Beer, Skate, }iorse Hair, Oil of Spice,Thrown Silk, a Phaeton, Piaures, krints, a Vessel and Materials, Boats, Deals, Tar, Materials of Vessels, Flour, Timber, Logwood; Tobacco, &c. Also such Goods as' have remained in his Majesty's Ware house upwards of Three Months, not Cleared or the Duty paid, vii. Pictures, Prints, Books, Skins, lirass Trumpets. Smalts, Paper Shavings, Scale Boards, Coffee, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in'the Catalogues. CLEAR k)F ALL DUTY. The Vesgel, Boats; Deals, Tar, Materials of Yessels, Flour, Timber, and Log Wood, to be viewed at the Tobacco - GrOund, near Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe; and all the other GOocis at His Majesty's Warehouse; Custom-House, London, on Saturday, ass; and Monday 3d, of March, from Nine to One in the l'orenoon of said Days, and in the Morn: lugs before the Sale, where Caratogus will be delivered. N. 8.. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid ter on or before Monday, the 24th 111,rch, :Soo ; between the hours of Nine o'Clock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely become lOrleited, and the Goods resold at a future Sale. h IN,,N • I .xt% • SA TV - RDA', i\IARcH 1, 18013. TotheFREEI-lOLDE RS of the C 0 U-N TY• of EDINBURGH. • MR. DUNDAS having, in his 'Circular Letter, mentioned that an immediate Dissolution of Y triia metit might be expected, while those best informed have reason to believe that no such measure is in agitation, 'on itre earnestly requested not toengage your Votes and Interest for' the next Election ; as, at a proper time, a Candidate, every way qualified to discharge the duties of that very importaht situation, will offer himsell to your choice. London, zBtlt Feb. 180 f, FAMILY IN DISTRESS. . . N OFFICER in she King's Serv i ce, • ui)o. • served! A br,a.. ,•. it n. reputation, a, al now 00 .11.,.f pay, .A with, a ,Wite anti Six Young Children entirely depto,ient on 4iirrt fo.- support, ,and trout .111. health 'and other unavoid able misfortunes, is reduced to . the ue.epest distiess and wretchedness, and is lateli lioerated front within the .w.llls of a Prison, where he had been long ~.onlined..for a small debt, and his miserable Faaill) have nut mead to eat. He im plor.zs the Generous and Humane to I..tieit his wants and. alleviate his miseries. Theti nth, of this staitaiient will be explained. and tile smallest. Donations tiiarikFzii,i reived ily' Mr E. williains, Bookieller, No . i I: , ;, • ,•trandl. ; and 1..):, Messrs. 14) &Ai. an.l :ion, ...ltiaring-cross. L.nat.4l. • . . ~ ~...Doi- , dtl.v.i.s alrb.-ail} re,teived. The Lord B.shop or t)urnaua . '- : - . . .5 . 5 c :The Han. Mrs . . Barrington ' !-s 5 0 Thomas Masier, Esq. -' - - -.5 0 o Mi., Master - - - • - t , .s°o john Athreux ' Esq. - - - . 5 : , o 0 Rev. lames Hare • - - -- - 5 5 0 . Major Harz ..id . riends - - - . 6 6 o W Wiiiianis, Esq.' - . - . S . 5 ° T. N. . • .. ' - - - - • 5 5 o A' Gentleman, per Mrs. Hare - - - to : o 0 Dr. Luxrunre - - - - - . 2 2 0 Lady S her borne - - - 5 5 • o Colonel Grattan]. - - - - 2 2 0 Lady C. Ithirray . - - - o fo ; 6 A. T. - - - !. - r . b o For whfehlhe Poor Family beg to return their sincerest' Thanks, and implore further assistance. -, , THF. MAJESTY OF THE PEOPLE. ' No attempt has been hithert6' Made. to reduce to its true principles this Dogma, so often repeated, and so lit ti:'. understood. In the following Publication, de dicated to the Good Sense of the People, 'it is pres?imed IlithAt this important Question is completely decided, to the entire satiSfaction Or tne Advocates, as welt as of the Opponents, of a DoEtrine by no means new, as the Work will evince.— For cz.rtain reasons; the Original appeared in French, and has been highly estimated in Periodical Writings, 'and by a judi':. cious Public, 'This interesting Work has been just published in One Volume, Bvo. price 7s. in boards, and, is entitled An Essay oh the- Principle'and Origin of Sovereign Power. By a DIGNITARY of the CHURCH. • Non est laotesias nisi a Deo.—Rom. chap 13. ver. r. Translated fioin the trench, with a Preface - and Appendix. Flitted far• 1. Hatchard, BoOkseller to l-ier Majesty, No. rgo,. oppoSite Albany House, Piccadilly...- N. t 3. In -perusing this Volume, the Reader is suppcised to divest, himself of all Party Prejudice. NORTH WAIFS rrO BE LETT, with or without Land, a COT .I TAG E, Completely furnished, consisting ird a Draw ing-room, a - Parlour, six 13ed.roonas, two Dressing- rooms, - Servants' lied-rooms, attached. and detached Oilices, • Coach house, Stables, &c &c.. and an excellent' Walled Garden. The Fruit Trees all in their prime. • The Situation is retired and nelightful, close to the Sea; the Bathing and Sailing reinarkanly tine, and the supply of Fish abundant ; the Markets good and very reasonable. The 4.,,mniliiLation with England and I ieland direr. is• •• • p,:t ,00.4 Nu. r Hare-court; Tenidle. Londot: ; E Barker,Cnester ; Mr. 'rains, urford re t, v.., JEAN. TO 6' , on immediately, AHOUSE, Furnished, and-lately fitted upwith every Cunveuuo.t.. to tor toe Resilience of a genteel Fa.inly The Hoi;s.: .W141,61.S oi a dining-room, Drawing room, ureaktast-room, Book-room, or Geutlernao's Dressing room, won suits de Bixl-rooms of good, dimensions; two Water-closets, Kitchen,- Servant,' Hail," -, butler's-pantry, Laundry, hairy, and other Offices ; tower-ground Cellars, well stocked with Cyder - and Mat Liquors ;'two excellent Stables ()Hive. Stalls, and three Stalls lately built ; Granary, Dove-house double C,,ach-nourse, liew-made Walled Gar den, no.. fully cropped and planted with best 'Fruit Trees of every description, Melon ,;round, Green-house, Shrubbe ries, good Orchati - ; a command of excellent Water, with' every Other Convenience, and a sufficient quantity" ofrielt• Pasture. Land inunzialately i.ontiguthis to the House ; supply of Coals, carriage tr Straw for the Stables, and Corn for the cOnstimplion of tile Family; near the Church, in which there are two excellent, large, commodious / Pews for the Family and . ervants; within a Quarter of a Mile Of the, Turnpike Road.to Taunton, which is the cheapest and best suppned Market Town in the West of Enjand. for pal oculars apply to Mr. Singleton, No. 4, Haymarket ; at Badcuck's,. Bankers,..Taunton ; or by 'Letter (post-paid) to Thomas F.sq 4ishop's Lydiard, near :Taunton. CHEAP AND PORTABLB,ROAD 110" S, • Tins I)aY'was published, Neatly done up iu coloured Paper, in a sniall Pocket size, Price is. TODD'S BOOK.of the GREAT ROAD between LONDPN and HOLYHEAD,_ through LI TCH, 1' I F. 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By the Plan now submitted to the Public, every great Road may be purchased separately, in a small and cheap, yet ele gant form, which may be carried in an ordinary Pocket-book ; and which unites with its portable size, singleness of ebjett, and contains every species of Information which the Travel ler can desire. The absurdity of being obliged, in.travelling any particular road, " to carry all England in your Pocket," is 3p palpable, that it must be matter of wonder that the con venicnce, pleasure,-and economy of Travellers, hive not hi therto been consulted by a provisinn like the present. Printed for, Richard Phillips, Bfidge-street, Blackfriars ; and to be had of ail BPoksellers, Post-masters, and principal Innkeepers in Great Britain, with an extra alloWance in the; purchase of quatitnies. • EAST' INDIA lI6USE, - , , . . Feb. s, rr HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 17 . 1i0 COMPANY- of MERCHANTS o/ ENG. LAN!) trading to the East Mlles d; "hereby give Nctice, 1 bat thi• Transfer - goks of the said Contpa , y's Stork will be shut al Fuevd.g. the .4th _March next, at Two o'clock, and cpenedagain on Thursday the }cab April plir ,That a QuartrrLy.Generat•Cdurt of the said Coinpav held 'at tbtir Huse, i,r Leadenhall-stteet, on ll'ed,,sda the 26th, March ".next, at Elevew;:'Ckek in die Foo (noon. That a General e . .',urt -of the said Cin.pa,l..will be ireld at their House, in Leadentall-striet, onll4dnesLzy thi 9,b April text, from Nine o'clock in 'the AtPtft r' trntil in the Evening,io , t h e vof ihs77.2iit f,"on ylor /our And that the Li,is• of "the said be r,a6 , be de livered at this Foust on 'Ma:Ay , he 24th r." March next. ,WILLIAI4I Set- 11r. SlJlttt's NOVEL. This Day was 3 .vois Trice. 13s. 6d bpards, - .k WINTER in LONDON or, • Sketches of I,asillon. A k9v,:l. By T. S. SURR. 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Hatchati begs leave to inform his Customers and the Public at large, who have been inquiring for this Work since the second Edition was oat of print, that a Third is now ready, price ss. 6d. sewed, and may be had of him, or of their . respective Booksellers. No. zoo,- Piccadilly.—Feb. 28, ISO 6. NEW LIST OF UNCLAI_;ViED'DIVIDENDS AT THE BANK ENGLAND, As presented to the House of Commons, February, the toth ultimo. This Day was published; price 13s. 64. in boards, HE NAMES and DESCRIPTIONS of the .1. PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED DIVI - DENDS On BANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC FUNDS, trans ferable at the Bank of England ; which I;ecame due on and before the Loth Oeiober, tSoa, and remained unpaid the 291 h June, 13.5, With the Dates when the first Dividends re spedively became payable, and the number of Dividends due thereon. ,By Order of the COURT of DIRECTORS of the BANK -.„, of ENGLAND. . Printed for Francis Widsh, of the Unclaimed Dividend Oklice; at the Bank ; and sold by Hughes, Walsh, and-Son, Stationers, inner Temple-lane ; Grosvenur, Chater, and Co. c orrs hii H I.)...Synionds. Paternoster-row and L. %VII • - 144)14, Stationer, • No. I I, StraoU. ,ANEW BRITISH THEATRE; With Remarks, Biographical awl Critical, By Mn.si INCHBALD. •, • _ To be publisho Weekly. • This Day was published, • In Royal amo. price is. embell►shed with a fine Engraving, by Mitan, from a ' toward : or, price•zs. ele-* ganity printed on supe:tine Paper, with the atication of a . Poi trait of the Author, and Prot .I:npressons of.botn the Plates, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE • a Comedy, by RICiIAR CUMBE RI- AN D, Esq. being - the Thud Number (to be continued weekly) of a new Work, entitled The BRITISH. THEATRE ; or, a . Collection of Plays which are acted at the Theatres- Royal, Drury-lane, Covent. garden, and Haymarket: - Printed -under the Authority and by Permission of the Managers, from the Prompt-books. With Biographical - and Critical'Remarks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. Printed for Longman, Hurst,-Rees, and Qrme, Paternos ter. row. Where Specimens of the. Work may be seen.. * 4 * This Work, being intended as:a Companion to the Theatres of Great Britain and Ireland, contain -every Play winch•keeps possession of the Stage, includin. , the best Plays of Colman, Cumberland, 1-lOlcr6ft, Inchbald,b'Keefe, Morton, Reynolds, •and other 'modem Authors, which have never appeared in any similar. Collection, the Copyright of which has been purchased for the express purpose of intro duCing them into - the present Work. The whole will be printed, -under: the authority -of tne Managers, from the Prompter's Copy, exactly as they are performed. • It is intended to comprise the Work in 25 Volumes, etch containing five P lays, and acits conclusion will be given ge_ neral Title-pages, together with directionS for arranging the Plays. the course of publication will be given, as Fron tispieces to the Volumes of the Fine Edition, Portraits of Au (hots, generally with their Play that is first brOught forward. The Embellishments wilt be executed in the very best manner, by the first 'Artists.- • DISEASES OF HORSES. • 97Ht following. prevalent Diseases are safely and expeditiously cured by II LAIN E's' HORSE EDI. CITES: Colds - -; Gripes Spavint , . 7 CoUgh. Hidebound • Spients Curti • Jaundice Sellenders Cracks . . (Heel) lAtmenesses - Surfeits Cait.' i tered Foot Al atlendets Thrushes Fart:) , Moulting' Wortn • Fistulous Sores Pole Evil YelloWs, Glanders Quittor ; Sze.. Grease . Ring, bone These Medicinei are prepared by Mr. Blaine, No.s,Wells street, Oxford-street"; and sold wholesale - auii retail by T. Boosey, No. 4 , Old . Broad -street, Exchange, where Mr. Blaine a ttenus every Wednesday ' from Eieven to One o'Clock. Also sold by Niessrs. Barcltty and Son, Fleet market Banks, 132, St. Martin's-lane ; Bolton, Royal Excitiin:4-6 ; Holier, Pall- Mall ; Crisp, CocksPur-street ; Huddlestvne and Co. Dublin ; and at No. 86, South Bridge, Edinburgh. Dr. lAMES's POWDER. THIS MEDICINE, which is:so superior to all . others in efficacy, certainty, and safety, 'should ever be given on the first attack of the Disorder ; for, if it be not Sufficient of itself to elket a cure (as in Ithermitient and Putrid Fevers), it is allowed to be the best Preparative for„ , and Concomitant with, the Bark and othqr Remedies which the symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the Patient,- after its substitutes, and every other febrifuge, have faile.l, 'it ought to be tried -even in the last extremity. Great benefits have been derived front the Powder in Disorders thought beyond the reach of Me dicine, when taken every night, as an Alterative ; and, from the success of Me Rev. Mr. Singleton ,Flaimr,--of there is reason to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the •Hydroeephalus, or Water oil the Brain. , Sold only by F. Newbery----and Sons, No. 45, Saint 'Paul's Church-yard, four doors from Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. lapteS's late Howe in Bit:tan-street, in packets, price es. 9d. each, Duty ,included ; or ill bottles, containing LZ packets,- prise 2,45. as iii,ute lip for: the Array and Navy: ' -N; 8.., None can be fhzt have not the words— "F. e bury, So; 45, St, enivaved en tIIC Stanip. v ' ,;"'• IL [PRICE SIXPENCE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. SATI:TRIDAY, FEB. Lord' Viscount Assox (late Alr.Atson) was in. troditced in the usual fonn; between Lord Viscotint NEWARK and• Lord Viscount . QURZON. Lord LAu- DERDALE• (Earl of Laudta - a:e) Vas / also in:ro.oiced ; hetAveen Lora HOLLAND 3.1:(1 Lard WALSIIIGHAM. Their . Patents of creation having been read at Cr.! , their Lordships .- resPeiiivtity took - the Oaths and their Seats. The . Earl of Di!;OI7WiMORE, one of the Irish Repisbutative • ro.':rs, also' wok the Oaths- and hi 3 Scat. Tie Royal Ass!nt was- given by Commi.:sioa to . the EXCliQquer - flills Bill Lau': Nelson's' alid Sir ilichArd StraclDii:s EliLis. - lie commis=;ioners were' tile r2EIANCL.:* 1,07 i; tli Earl of CAANARVON; and I.6rd SINGHAM. I . ,\II'L4CI - 1111ENT WITNEsSES' IN 4 DE Y The Order of yesterday having - been read f.)r the J(idges tO•dellyer their opinions this day seriati,.l, on, the question referred to theni, Mr. Baton SitzToN adaressM the House, but in' so low a tone of voice that .wO could not'preci.sAY colle& his 4iniOn, 'but' Unckrsiood it to 6e, that. as a general 'principle; a Witness - might be required' to answer a question, the answer to which did not r4ider hirri_liable - to criminal proseCutien,/ to penalty, or forfeiture, but did acknowledge, or tend 'to ac-' knowledge, a debt, recoverable by a civil su;,t, This, however, With exeeption • - - Mr. Baron GRALUI.M. was 'of the same opinion, •which he contended was conforthable to: the general prindiples' of Law as well as the pra6tice of tl:e 7 Courts. - . . Mr. JUStice CI-lAMERE took a similar ground of argument, but in greater detail, contending, that a - Witness under such circumstances might be required fO'answer ; otherwise, if a contrary principle pre.;. vailed, that a:Witness could.not be compelled to an- - - sWe'r,' beca - ose the answer might atTe6i his interests, it could scarcely be possible in any.case to obtain the: truth; or do justice between'' party and party. agreed, however, that there were exceptions to'the deneral rule. - Mr. Justice LE BLANC and' Mr., - Justice' Lath-' FENCE were of the same,opinion. _ Mt'. Justice QUOSE, on the coutraijt, contended, that . there was no established Rule Of LaW, or- any precedents of sufficient authority by which a - Wit-. ness could be required to ansWer when the- etica of that answer might be to render him liable to civil a&ion, in consequence of his being torerd to ac knowledge a debt, or that he • was wrongfully iu f .7.-4.:pprii or 1p 114 Ar 'other acknOwledinient.initrionvto: his :nteresis. Mr. Justice 1100E.E concurred in the saute opinion he deprecated tone'establislitnient of such, a principle; as that of compelling a Witness to answer under the cifeilinStanCes'Jneritioned, as persons might in that case be .compelied to make acknowled4ments, the effec:.:t 4)1 wt.itit would be ruinous, to ,thedisel;;;eS and their fam;lies ; whist:.-on- the other hand, in order to avert such consequences, they would have a strong terfitiiation to yerfur . y. Inc the coK r . , : ie„ of hi Speech .he quoted the case Of Lord Keith, _who, in consequence, hp, said, of peing.unarily led to anknowleclge havhig afted erroneously - in nis situa tion, of ,Compinder in Chief, was afterwards sub j eded to.. a Verdi4,_ M imAp], damages. Lord ELLENBOROUGUmoved, that the further hearing of the JudgeirShotild.' be 'postponed till to-morrow; which WAS a4Fie - d"to.- 2 -•AdjolfriTeirtill to-morrow.. 0 , • V. Nio s ty . ' • - HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, FEB. 28. , Mr. HENRI,' PARNELL and' Lord .K..stirsrNdioi , i took the oaths and their seats.. The House were summoned to the Lords, to hear theßoyal Assent given by Commission to the follow. , ing Bills, viz.' the Five Millions - Exchequer Bill; Lady Nelson and Sir,,R. Strachan's Annuity Bill. Lord TEMPLE brought in the Greenland: \Vhale Fishery Bill, which was read a first time, and or dered tone re:id a second time on Monday next. " The , SECRETARY -at WAR brought in a. Bill for en bling Soldiers - _to enter into the service_ of His 'Nfajesty, and indemnifying those 'per,ons %vim lalrivtSed His •MajeSty'tO 'order their enlistment. This Bill was 'read a first time, and ordered to be read a, second tirne,on Monday. . Sir GEORGI F Popl,As brought up a Petition from the President arid' Members of the Board' of Agrl cUtture; praying'Paigiardentary aid.---Ordered to lie, on the Table. . INDIA AFFAIRS.' ' .21d.eipiz'an PIUNSEP rose to make a Motion, Which . I.vould have 'for its" objet to ascertain the amount' of, the capital - borrowed in India for the purpose of carrying on the. Commerce of the Com pany : he also. wished. ; to ascertain whether the amount'of Stores exported had been included in the Annual Account . of t heTerritori al Revenue.. He con chided by moving, first,' for an Account of the Annual ..Arnoltqt of the Stores exported to China, from the , 'lst of‘March; 1793, to the Ist of March, 1804. His second Motion was 'preciSely similar, and related to India. - Mr. FRANCIS seconded the Motion, and de clared he should be at all times ,ready to second a'i)d suppOrt all Motions which 'should have for their c . ).*; je4 to bring before the eyes of Parliament and toe Country the real statement of the financial ant commercial situation Of the East, India Company. In so doing, his first obje& was to . save the Corn ?any themselves from absolute ruin and destructioa : his next ot)jed was, to saw this -,Country 'from the F \° \)4