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.....'i NITMEER 42 14. TItEA Rby . wi„ THIS IMESENT - EYENINb, March - 18; will be tierforined • ' - ;A-PRIOII CLAIM. - The ettht aelers by • Mr. DOWTON, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. SLI,ISTON, , Mr. KARRY"MOkE, Mr:.10 . 1-11CISTONE, Ara* DUNC MiA'.l-1. SIDDONS, • and Miss.D . E CAMP. • WISH YOUTiI, LOVE,. A.ND FOLLY. Elorimond,, .Mr. s - r.ON L ' • Biron Deßrianeourt, • Mr. DO WTON Louis. Da Lin Val, M. KELLY ; -Antoine, r. I. LT NS, rinette, • Miss DE C P.; ' Bona, Mrs. B L&N D ; • M 55.1.40 NTA IN. The Donrs will •Ir , opened at Half•-past live, and the Play Iliggin at Malt past Six.. 'On.T.htirsday, The 'Travellers ;• with Who's the Dupe. ? _ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAkthEN. THIS PIIESENT EVENING, March'i 8, will be pct'.rur,l • .MOTITER. . Pyrrrius i mr. C. K 13 LE ; - ()testes, Master BE'l''l' ; • Ilerrti4o•ne,- , Miss SMITH.; -` iiii.droulacbc,,, Mrs. L 3 CCHFIELD. r• WE' FLY' B' 'NIGHT; C) r, LONG STORIES. - 'The Prologue td be spolzenby Mt. -FAWCETT. - The Cheagters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr.. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONDS, Mr. BLANCI/ARD, Mr.•FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON:: ' - Mrs. DAVENF!OVI Miss DESERVE, MissTYR:ER, &c# . . The boots tole opened at Halt past Five, and begin at halt past Six, Thursday, Master Betty will ,appear is the ohangter of Jaa.snitt - After which, We Fly by l\;4;11t.. ,►:.~-- LAST'WEEK BUT OSTE. (WATORIOS. Tar ATRE.ROY.A.L. COVENTXARDEN:. MOZIORROW EVENING; March" 19, 3 1806, will be per:orillA., (for the last time this Season) the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIATt. COmposA' by G. F. 1-IANDE L. rihcip I •Vocal Perform-21s 6'uvora . , Mrs. ELAND, and Mrs InCKONS ; Mr. Blz-Al-lANI, Mr. Mr. VYNE, Mr. S Mra.l-YOYLE, - Leader of t:te,Band, Y.. 'Mr "The Band:wie:Ciyques. which ate num; r ,, hs and complete, - by the-most appiovect l'ertoriners. consequence of the . : .;rcat ov'crflovi from the Pit, the Theatrical Orcliestra -will in futur..: bea:tded it , it. Pi_ Pl,:ces'tlir the Boxi's to be taken JI Mr. Wra.ntlon, .at the Rlx.:(.)fliee. in liftrt , -stteet. •••• ' ' • • Door.; to be pp:v.:Ledbeam at S,veli-13,oxes Ss. !Pit 35. 6d.. Gallery 25.. Upper .(.,allety is. tit l'erfonna4.es - to be had in, the Theatre ott;y, price 6d. • RENTS. . A GEL/I:LEM - AR 'of e' 1.1i(741e9t - nespetUbiiity, and of independent. Fortune, goihg reiile in Dublin, vwiszestoreccive ,the it..entot any Nonlein.n or Gentleman 410 ,Atik„Se.curity will be given that, may be re . . _quired. • Lettcrs(fimt paid) to be. addressed to .X. Y.. Z. at Mr. lloeth's,: boniest:l4:r, . . . WANTED, -the PArifily of a Clergymmt of the Church of E y v l h re ur.s. An' Children, BOARD, - Zcc: for a 'AI Sinxte Lady. Distance front fittecb , doo. paid, to F. W. City' Coffee-house,Cheapside. - No. 4, C.oi.Z! , llilLif, athi 9, CHARING-CROSS, • " LONDON'. r7r l ‘r-07 - frettirns his most gratelhl Thanks to the for the very di:An/gills-heti preference they have to give the.abeve ()Aces for several years. Tke Tioliters•of the follow.ing Outstanding Capital Prizes, arie sold as above, in the Lottery just fini,flied, tiLay "riteceive•their money or c-xchange - them for Tickets or Shares in:thenny Lottery whickhtgins dthwing the 12th of 7,20, te c oo?1. N05..1, - 677, and 8,666,5,0001...N0; • 33,c47, 2.0-.1,1 No: 6,37,1 1,0221. NoS. 2 4, 6 3 0 and 13,6 4 3, ;.csoal. Nos. 1,489, 11,694, and 19,.7 , 61, sz2l. Nos. 16 ,5 6 7, 1e5931, and 21,277, 5001- &C. &C. *.* All Business in the Public Funds transade4 with • iurl dispatch. • 4 'l'o Sm.!), .Tarsuant to a DOcree of the High COurt of Chancery, made in a Cause W-RIG wrsoN, against LV ON, before IANI ES - S FA NLE V, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in the. Public Sale ROom. of the said Court, in 'South _ ampon huildingS, •Chancery=lane , London, -on Monday_ -- • ;the 2.4th.day of March, iSO6, between the hours of Twelve - and One o'Clock in the Afternoon, in jots, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, late of. Mr. . -• THOMAS P R.K.I NS, deceased, situate in the Pa lishes-er WillerSborough; Sevingtenj Kingsworth,' Monck. shorten, Staple, and Preston,•in the ConntY of Kent. Particulars whereof may be had at the said i4laster's • hers, -in 'Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; London ; of Messrs. Ryder, No. 1, Lincoln's inn New-square; of IVlessm. Sherwood and •Parrell, Canterbury-square, - Suuth mark ; of Mr. Samuel Harvey, Sandwich; and of Air. Starr, Attorney at Law, Canterbury ; and the KO. fohn Lyun, Dover. The Tenants will shew the Lots i and the Plana Let ri snay - ko.seen at the said Master's Chambers, and at the said. Mr. Starr's, at Canterbury.. • - • HENDON, MIDDLESEX. .' --rARMING STUCK, IMtLEMENTS., CAPITAL DRAUGHT HORSES, RIL.:KS of MEAD.OW.HA.Y, . , MANURE, Ike. . . e • - .. . TO RE SOUD BY AUCTION *By Mr. ROBIX'S, . .Ori thr Premises, Dogget's Farm, hear the Bell, Hendon,. -.- on Monday ,Next, ar Eleven o'€lo':k, THE FARMING STOCK, comprises about 130 , . Load of Meadow Flay, tour 'coital Draught. Horses, Carts, Ploughs,' and Harrows, a large Rick Cloth -and'S-cal fold Poles, a 4-land Roiler;, Harness, Landers, and various Implements of Husbandry; a large quantity of-Manure and other Arti‘;les. * . May be vi:: Ned by applying to 11/r.Gutheridge, Bell, Hen don. Catalogues at the Bell ; at the George; Hampstead ; - • and. of Mr.. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeii- stti wire. • 'ARMY - ANI) NAVV,E,sUttor‘frkE, THE PATENT CAMP tEDSTEADS,Furni - tare, Matt rasLes, and Bedding complete, arc very respect fully recommended to Gentlemen as being the most port Able and superior to any others maae. in Lohdon'; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs,-on improved principles; Sea Cots; Sofa. Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship ; ~IVlusquitto - Net Furniture, and Patent Bra4s-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and alt F o reign Climate's, at MORGAN 'and S.4,iDE:RS's Patent Bedstead Manufadory aild Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16-and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.. Morgan and Sandt.rs's New-invented Impala Dining gables, allowed to be :he most complete. and- Elegant set . of Tables ever yet invented, ate.very portable, peeking di a Box but ten Inches deep. . .• N.B. The, E,,istrionable Sofa-Bed arid' Chair-Btd Ware -house. • a+~""'~9 w. _E S D 1. - ; • ivt • . 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TROTTt - ORIEN:CAL,DyNTIptteE, or ASIA- TIC TOOTH-POWDER. • XX . Corapositions, both in V T - own and . Country, have been vcitsled, to the great detriment of those who - use them, Mrs. Trotter feels ,it her duty to c.tution.the Public •to be particular of Munn they purchase the above Article, ' which they may rely nn getting genuine at her Wareinuse, - or from those whose Nantes are inserted in her Adveitiseuients. For above these zo years it having been held in the hignest estimation by every descrip. tion-of people, precludes all panegyric. • . Those who. have met tried this excellent Dentifrice will find a single Box a - sufficient quantity to ascertain its effi cacy and virtties, its excellencies. being acknowledged by the most respectable Medical Anthorlies, used by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanses arid beautifies the .Teeth, sweetens the- Breath, :possesses he) acid that can corrode the Enamel,, puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth, and is extrelnely. safe in its use. 'From its astrin ritcy.• it strengthens the • Gums, eradicates the Scurvy. which often proves the destrudion of a whole set of - fecal), preserves sound Teeth front decay, secures de- • cayed ;Pettit from becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, and proves.. tlfe happy means of preve,iting then being drawn. •, But what has enhanced it in the estimation • of - tliose Ladies and. Gentlemen who ha c been in the ;faint 'of using it, is, that -it prevents the return of. the Tooth- Ach, - with • which, before that period, they had, been vio lently .aftli'deil. • LikewiSe a Tincture, which pbssesses the Power of easing the most violent Tooch•ach., FOWder as. '91.• a box, alai Pincture ditto....llrUshes Is. each. • Sold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, Nu. Beaufort" buildings; -Sti'and ; and, by appointment, at must of thP W holesale Pertumers itt London...aid out of Town, •as ti' r. Simmons, Purtsmouto, and I:%lii is and Woodward, do.*`; Mr. Richards, Plymouth; Mr. Snook; Portsca ;- Plymouth-Dock I . robs. Shearcliff • and . Prosser, Bristol ; Mr. Vine, - Bath ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; Cove, Nottingham; Mr. Colchester;• butler. 0 a tord'; Harmon and G Nen Ipswich; and Mr: Dyer, NewcaStle -upon-Tym.7-•Sold also in- every. capital Town throughout • E ngl and. . Please to ask fur Trotter—her Name written on •the• Stamps. . • . •• CENUINE•CARMINAFIVE, • Which has been . l iiig estarlishea as superior to all dthers in the Cure Ut . WIND, CHOLICS, CONVULSIONS,, INGS, &c.. in the Bowels of Infants, as well as Adults. ACAOTION TO VENDERS AND OTHERS /1-11„ REAS - 7i' false Report hal b&n indus.tri- V V ously proixagated,:that the above.very useful - ME CI N MrS.. Frances. Cell, baugliter of t.l)e late Mr. loseph Dalby, Surgeon. and :A pothecfary, the: I iiventot (to 'whoin.lielqifeat hen the sole pruperty)is about to be dis posed of, and niscontinued by her ; or, if coinksued, to be raised in price, in consequence of the new and heay.Y duties ; it is proper the P ublic should be informed, thatthe - Proprie- . tor, why has nes . , , er h4dthe most distant intention of part-mg with her interest in the above Medicine; continues to supply , Messrs. Frinicis .Ne‘;vbery -and Sons, No. 4S, St. Paul's Church-yard, Loadoo, solely with the same, by whom it is said at the usual price. * 4 .* "nte retail Venders of Merlieines will see the drift of Inch unworthy and unfo.unded and ad accord : • So‘d also, by appointment of Messrs . . Ne vhery, by Dicey anci Co bow Clit)*;ir.yard.; and:Cu. No. tio, and". No. 76, , Ox..tord-Lmet ; J Wade. Old 'Bond-street; Iswicy arid. Co: coocipor 7 ;try.-1 ; Ward, 11,1"n:..' ; "Curt, ;W. Clar?.e, iiur,:ugtt •t 1 Lit.k:Lt a . 4.1 T. iturris, coupe of l..ticlple..itte::t. • • • N% - If; b i l• y‘.4v‘ - C 4l \I wcii 18, I 85:i. ~•-- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March to, 1806 . . r.ETE PRINCII 3 AL OFFICERS of HIS MA WEST Ps 0 RDNA NCR do hereby g i v e Notice, That P r o. porals will he received at their Office in .S`t. Mar g aret Street, Westminster, on or before Monday the 2,lth instant,fro m such Per sons" as may be willin g to . undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance ilorses stationed in the f.ll o wing Distrigs, viz. North Britain. Northern. Yorkshire: Eastern, exclusive of- Watley. . • ,Southern, exclusive of Chatham. • South- west —Pcrtsmoutit, isle or Wight, and Christ church. IVotern. • Woolwich, with its Dependencies. Worley, Chatham, and Mary-le-bOne. • Liverpool. fora period of six Months, from the Ist of April until the .3 cfh &Piot:Ger Next. The Forage to be furnished in Rations to con .. .iist cil • rt•db: of Oats of 40113 g. per Bushel, of Upland Nleadovi)•ll.ay, anti Bibs. of Wheat, or Rye Straw. all of the bet; Q , aality, and to be delivered at . /be respelnve Sta ots l'xpencc of the Contfaf /sr and the Contraaor is to firmisb such :firsts 'with Oats, at as. pit Ration, as isr4y be billetted in the Distrid forwb:Ch- he contraas. • • Toe Proposals may be delivered separately or jantly for e:cb Station, and is is expelled that the. Contragor shall , receive the -..V4ible Dung that may item time t;. time accumulatt, making an Allowance for-the:sums: Fuother Particulars, tocether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraf7, nray'be knov:a ripen- Application to the Offic,e'com. ?winding the Royal ..4rtillety in each Distria, V , .. 1 .10 . are slut/Joni:id to receive Prkk,rals,'"and also at the Secretary's Office in St. Mar. gates Street aforesaid, any D..ty between the Mars of ter: and four o'Cloek, where the Proposals may also be delivered; sealed up,' and marked on the Outside, Proposals for stipplyiri k Forage for Ordnance Moires," but no Proposals can be adlnated•qper the 24th of the present .111. with. • .li'y Order of the• roan!, 'R. 11, CREW; Secretary. I'ICTU.II,LING.OFFICE, • • 21-14c.rch To, 1306. • rrtiE 0711111 . ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING ii is .3.l.4yhATY's NAIL it do hereby give,(Notice,Tlrat friday,"theit, jaw next, tbcy will 6e readj , :to receive Tenders in writing l sealed tfp),..icr south guantitics of the ' following de scription of -Staves— • • Crown :Do attic Pipe ' iirandy I.,loglead . Bruck Dantiic ;Staves. .11.i.Wrro' Pipe. Stotin Quebec . - As the respeaive Persons who may make Proposals thereof "will. , contra& to deliver into tbe Piqualiing . ..Vic; ;vs,- al Deptford and Ph, nouth; in such prop;rtions' at shall-het-raper be,deterrnired k upon, aire-haY by the 3 tot of Oacber next, and the remainder by the 3 ist , of Peamt!,er following ;'to 4e paid for by . , dble,,, , zieb iotrrca, ninety Jay after date. • .', The (..',4,11;i:n4 the Contrail may be seen at the Seeretaijos. " .L. • • N. •3: IV'o Tender jar a /err gy,entity than Fifty T; - busa,,.d Crania' • Dantzir Pipes, Tor Dtv;iesafrra.•Craven-Dantzitl 14,4ady, 1 'wetly erv7u4 Pa tazic Hozihead, or Thitvay Tbofaand 13 , •a1 - k D.vitzio,.,-ilanOltrkb, Stettin, or Oickc S raves, qti/j - 1 , ,.. a.l,77inef: „-N9 regard will 1 liad to aiy Tender in which the Price shall kit ~e irltertc~i in iv ris at' length,. or lbw s . baleszvt-, , •:e."6-4.4;:., ,, ,d to the; Board beAre Tine o'Cbek on the said Fr;Jay, the zoth ygne ne•x:, nhr unless the Person who makes the Tender, cr some Person on his behalf; attends, to alyncer,nr2,6s4 called r. TRAMSPoItr OF,FICE, • . . March 8, t So 6. E tOMATISSIONERS for conduCOng His ilirryiEs -I:k4A'SPORI' SER•I(ICE, Jrr taking Cat,' of nick and Wianded Seamen, &c. do hereby give Notice, th.rt tory will be ready at this Office; on Thursday the 2orb instant, to, receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per sons ai Ge riding to c:ottrat7 for 1/13u.siiing Sick and Wounded Seamen, at the under-morel.. tad places, for. Twelve ell.nthr certain : On hoard the fromp Hospi4l Ship, at igldraouth, front the tst of April next. At the /V: ra/ Hospital, atiPaingtoit, from the 21st April next. No render will be rerelvedafter One o'Clock on the day of tr (29 , , nor arty noticed unless the Parties, or Agents fir them, personally *trend. E Telder must be accompanied with a Letter front •two respeatb:/e Persons., erigagirtg. to become bound,witio the Person tendering, in the-S:enr of Five Hundred Patina's fir the due per formance of the Contrad. Further Particulars may be known Ay applying at this (2.ffice. .. • EAST INDIA HOUSE,- . • id. 19, rBc6. THE COVET of DIRECTORS of :Ix UNITED COMPANY of ERCHA AITS.of fradiftg to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, . That they "will be ready 10 receive Prop9sals, in writing, oa •or before Wedntsdfy the 19th Ma: eh next, for the Hire, for a fief.- thrr nnotber Vo.nges,, of such Ships 0 One iir.usa.4d- Uwe Hundred Tour Burthen, and upu....erds ' which 'have performed their, contiaded srr V - Yeyages iri ther.,nnpany's Service. .The fenders, with the " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severely • 3 eated up, and telt with the Secietary,, at .or befbre Twelve o'clock at Non; on the above Day, kyond which hour not an t , Tender will be received. The Pdr;iceilart the . Terms - and Conditions older 'which the Ships a , O required to .be tenderedjor thi Company's Service may l:e:een on applicdtion to stir. :pines Cogkrn, Cierk to the Con:. ne!': ce s f Sinyv:i • g. re:c . C:. - urtdo busby fai•the'r give n;:tice, That if ivy . Letter or Aleop:randuen 4,1).44 Le ,•ent . in in icp:anation of; or in addition rj% Tender; ach Tender . ..will be I eieded by the Coat t. . - • 167 I. LI MRAMS AY , Secretary. .EviS.T INDIA. 110 USE, • rd'ilT • March r 4, Tl3c 6. MITE C cf . D /RECTORS' of the UNITED c:imp,4lv) .- of MERU - I s Ai:ITS Of 1...NG4,17'C'D Trad irc to the LAV r INDIES, do 17t-TeLly Notice,'Tb a the QUARE6RLY GENERAL COURT if the said C&MPANI app i# to be Held at their Houct, in Leadenkall storit. cat ir.doortd.oy, the 2676 iatt. at tleven i'L:l4ck in the Forenoon, is tv be on SpeciarAlfrios. WILLIAM RifilISAY, Sec. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Gout, Rheumatism, Indigestion, ',Vind, Nervous Head .. ache and Giddin,:ss, lowness of Spirits, TWITIOrS, tie,Spasms; ( r.inivS, Palsy, &c. . • OXLEY's CONCENTRATE 1) ESSENCE OF jA , MAICA GINGER. *. riIIS most.valitable Preparation has received the sanainii and re.commendatron of some of the first Me- - dical Practitioners in the United Kingdom,. who have wit tiesscd its superior efficacy,in the - Cure of the above Com platins, atitcogst•whOm may be - mentioned Dr. George Pear son, PhySician to HiS Royal. Highness the bnke of Yerrk, it has bceittaken by. - some part of the Royal Fatuity, and by 'many of the Nobility and Gentry, who have passed- the \ highest encomiums On its merits and efficacy. ' A - Treatise on the virtues of Oxley's Essence of .Ginger May be had gratis of the Venders, - wherein is a fist of those Persons - of elninence and distiutlion who 'have experienced" its salutary.efl:Cts. Sold, wholesale' and retail, by the Inventor and sole Prod, prictor Samuel Oxley, Her Majesty's Chemist (late of .No.. Haymarket;, at is Medicinal Warehouse .No: 2f, - Tavi; • stock-street, Covent-Rarden ; and, by his . appointment, at Iludson and Co's. No. Haymarket ;: - bacon, •Oxford.. Street ; 'Putt, Itoyal-Excliange ; Bolton, ditto ; Butler,. Chcaps:de. ; ShaW atul Edwards,. St - Paul' Church-yard ; and bi eiery:respectage Medicine - Vendef'in the United Ktngdont. • NotM 1 ,-.; very: Bottle is sig,pedi with the laventei oivn saLalif.:l Oxley. . 40. i 'STE T [PRICE SIXP.7..T.C.CE: IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY, MARCEL 17. • The Marquis of BLANDFORn was introduced as an . English Peer,-amid took the oaths and his seat. Counsel,was heard iii the,ScOtch Appeal Bowie V.. Murray, when the Decree of the Court of Session was affirmed. WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS. On the second reading of the Bill for the Suspen. sion of Prosecutions against the Woollen Mann faaturers, 4,ord.GR.E.WKILLE said, that this Bill was abso lutely necessary, in as much as it went to'retnove prosi!cutions which had for years hcuiging . over persons, and which would now .removed.. thought it necessary to state, that some eife6tual measure with respea to the Woollen ManufaEture ought to brought tOrward. Earl SPENCtIi and Lord AUCKLAND concurred in the same opinion With Lord. STANSOPE said, he thought it better to submit his Bill for the Discovery of Truth .to the Opinion of the Judges. He observed that another Bill had been introduced, NsrP ich only tended to snake the subje& more obscure than ever it was. He then moved, That the Committee on his Bill be put off to that day three mon;lis.. Lord ELLENBOROUGIIsaid, that in assenting to thi's Motion, he did so with a hope that the 2;oble. Lod would do'something. to Improvc the Bill he brought in: Infinite mischief would ensue' from& bridging it on in the present form. Lord STA A' ITOP.g thcnsaid he wished thatAhe •Mt VIM be taken into conSideration. • • I Lord ELLENPOROUGH,' in reply, - said, he - hoped - _that this Bill Would. not hve - the elfe& cif 'shutting out truth altogether, and that'itwould brOught forward in another form. Lord SIANHOPP; sai4, lie wi'shed' this Bill to be referred to the opinion of-the Ju4.-s, - and - the ComMittee was fixed for the first day trotter the re cess. - The House tl - 1 1 4'n Adjourned. •• • HO S 1 ,QF COII2I/0 . S. • I , ;IOX.DAY, MARCH 17. Sir S. ConErtELL brought up Copies nf .R&turn3 made to the Privy Council, of Archbishops,- 13iShops, nud. other Dignitaries of the ChUrch,' and • of those entitled to eY.Ompti(MS, - under the Act of the.'43(l of His Majesty. Mr. COUR brought up, several- Papers from the Office of Auditing - Public Accounts ; wijich wor.-rir uored to fie on the Table; anti to bolitifitia: Mr. Irtylso, fi-orn the Office of Inspector-General. of Imports and Exports, brought up an .Account of all the Exports from the Island of Tortola for the last seven years, and of all the Imports iu coffee, cotton, and sugar, &c. fron that • Island to thin Country during the same period.--Ordered to lie on the Table,- and to be printed. - Lord H. PETTY moved for iz new 'Writ for the 13orough of. Jedburgh, -Bcc. in the room of J. Dal rymple, Esq. who had accepted the ,Chiltern Hun dreds. . Lord TEMPLE moved the Order of the Illy= tired Tortola Free-port Bid, and that it be taken into cot:- sideration on Monday next. • Lord EimcnINBROO.KIE brought up a Pctitiontfrota the Maltsters of the Borough and county of 1.-luist incdon.—Ordered to lie on the Table. • - ' Duteirr., gave notice -that, on , Wednesday , next; he _would move that there be laid beiiite the House a List of the number of Parishes in Ireland is which there were no resident Clergy.' • Mr. CALCRAPT. brought tap the Report of the American Wool Bill.—Agreed to; and ordered to be read a third, tine to-morrow. On the Motion of the SECRETARY at-WAR; he Mutiny Bill vas read a third time, and passed. Lord HENRY PETTY moved the Order of theThiy for .a Committee of the whole .House on the Trett-' sury Ordnance Bill, and that the same be taken iro consideration on Thursday next. , • Sir CHM: LES POLE brought up a' Petitied . frnm the jaltsters of -Newark; praying for tile- repo-al'ol•a certain Clause of the Act of the 42d of 'His . i.ila- JeSty.- Mr. Secretary WINDHAm moved,' that. to-mcirrciw the House resolve itself intO`• a Committee Of 'die whole House, ihe -Trade and Commerce to laid from the Cape of Gothd Hope: BASTAIU) moved, that an Account of the •Ex pence incurred by the Commission for Naval in qt.riry, every year since its establishment, be lila before the House:--;-,Agreed to:- • , • A Message .was brought:from the Honse of Lords; , intimating that they had agreed- to -the Greenland Whale Fishery, - the Royal-Marine - Force, aridseve ral .private 131114: - • • • Mr. Alder Man P.Rigsir gave •notii,'ey that uatess the subjed was 'taken up 1:*;y His Majesty's Ministers, he would, early next Session, • cnova that a CoMrins- 7 sion be .appointed flu' inquiring into 'the returning • trade of British : GII.Es moved; that an • Abstraa be laid beforß Hot;:se 'of the return •niatle to his Majesty's 1 3 tiVV Council, by the infpetoryGeneraU of the nurnhei . vacancies that thad taken place •in Force for tlreyear end;ng'the Ist of Oa: Mr. C, W.. I•VXN NE- moved, for leave - to bri:t in 'A Biltfor amending an A& oflitst Session; fer ing abuses in pavmg, 'cleaning, and lighting the streets • of Dublin—Granted. , - • • - • THE•MI'LITIA. Mr. VANS . Ik.TAIIT moved the Order of the _pay , •for the third:readir g of the Militia PLIV 'Also the 'Militia Subaltern, the Miiitia Aojutthit, • :and- the Trish- A4-ilitia Tay Bills.' • • On the seconl rztdinz the ServiC t .Bill. e • ' • ' ~ _. .t 77 .07, - - -- , 11 ? • , -.:... - -F4 .. .....x .. 7 c,,, , ,,,, r...l r y a! 10 , .-- 5... 56,;...„-,--, ..4 ~ .1 • , , „ t „, i.-0' 1 - - I,frii :-or 4' 4 \-' • Nr,:„. .•- -7 ...,.... ~~ s I Pi `' Y