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• tt,l 4 4 i - • : • • • r4r„, 2 7- -v. •• - • 7 1 " 'IX 9r, O . TICL , • •• - • thipq • • ; - A ' 1111 , , •~ i NUMBER _44 1.1 ir:KD..N SPA F, MC EMBER 31 , 1.806. r.. {Pit:Cl. 7 SIXPENr E 7, THEATRE ROYAL, D RURY-I.AN -,---~-' _._ _ _ _ - _ NR. PITT'S PA.ItLIANIENTARY SPEECHES. This .I)ay was published, (p c dkated, by perni!,ssion, to Lotd Gu.Ariv xi anl aided by Ci4mmunications from distinguished .Members of bcith Houses of Parliament), - In Four Volumes, Bvo. price zl. 2.t. boards; GENUINE and CORRECTED R.EPOaT,of the SPEECHES of the late R:r4ht Hon.. WILLIAM PITT; in the HP USE. of CO MAIONS, from his Entrance into Parliament in t781,:t0 the Close of the Session in Op . j. P'rated for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and'Oirne; Paiernos ter-rOw ; I. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Black, Pairy, and Kingsbury, Luatlennail.st rect. - A 3 31 IRAL TY- OF E, Dec. 19i 1806. croTic PA a is cre/n94 That tf Oyer aiid To i!!!!.,,z,if rjrkOi r c; cm:suited (171 tte Lrgl) witt_ii)i 7,risdiFfiGn of thezid inirailty 7L-11," all a: ~,'"ltisr;c,- flail, in ti 013 Bait p! the 22,,1 of 2civilaty ,neXt, at Eight o'Clok ilArning. IMP E I?) R LTA ALF VT' -110U4E OF *COII-I.IYONS:.- • TVESDAY, 30. - • • • . Mr. Alde,rrhAn . jiablin, and' sortie others, wok ttse 'oaths WILLIAM M4RSDEN. I'USTIVFS.9F AsSi-ZE. Mr. Rat g:E gate notice,. that.ite wotlLl, on Friday,. _ . uovs for l(N.ive .;o: brie i z..a e*plain aryl amend the .Bth - of Riehrd . 11. which, provides, that no Lawyer, `shAl..'belustico of. As4-ize,, in his own County the .third- : of rreury' VIII. which pre.- vides, that none-shall .be a Jasfrce of Assize in his own County, under a }malty of tool. _ __ • = - • rRAA'SPORT-OrkflCE, - • • • • De<einber 17, 18:6. • 'THE • CO.IIIIIISSIONEITS for CoiultiCiing - HIS ltlA7l%.yl')"s TRANSPORT SLAT/ICE, for taking Care of. Sick ured tVoriuded Seamen, and for the Care al.l Custody of Prisoners of-11/.lr; do hereby...give Notice,' alai they7.vill be ready this tic 6th nj' jattrea7; s 807, to receive sealed Teh.,L.l 1,. treat with such Pc. sons as may Li-.willing lb contr - adjeT ;totplj'ing the for, the- Syr vice of tbe ertlioenoutir, ri,nl theist of Februaly r Sob 7;. tO the wof Dtct - Pnb'e. - 11 • 'l7-(*ef,' " • SAC,. • • Lump Sugar, Nt•tv:=4"); • - .C.heshire Cheese, 1031seovado Sugar, - 04(1 3. . Sr;ertnaceri Oil, Beer, • • Scdp, • it •••• Refined Seal Oil, . , ••• ;.:(iteh' Barley, Red Fort NV ine, • . • Oatcpcal i .Vinegar, • Alcnnitain Nine. '• • • • - EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL. This Day vtias,published;- price 3s. No. 1 - X. of rrHE EDINBURGH MEDICAL arid SURGI , •CAL'IUt)t&NAt"; - exhibiting a concise Viqw of the latest and most important Discoveries - in Medicine, Surgery,. and Plurmacy. Edinburgh : Printed-for A r.;hibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh and John Murray, 32, Fleet-stret, Of whom may he had, ". ' Nos. I. to VIII. of the above Murk, price 245. in Num ber,, or in Two Volumes, in beards, price zss. . i Mr. CORRY iitatet that similar Statutes iii. Ilt land wanted revision, and wished ii.e shon•ld extend to the whole of the United Kingdom: But before he could propose any i.:11n & - V. 1 .0 to Ireland, it would be necessary tol;ive notice to the Irish 'Government • and Lawyers. This wati,.;ci take up some time. _ . This Day were published, price tl. 3s. boards, • Vol;:•ne I. of • Mr. RAIN tad no, obj-S.lir\o, to :...4tena to ,iny proposition on this subject that should-come front the Hon. Gentlemad, and therefore. withdrew his notice for the present, in order to give•hiin tbe, time which he required. . _ - • rirHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 31, 180(3 A. will be perbrined THE - HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr.-ELLISTON • Count Ivlontalbon, Mr. BARTEY ; Balthazar, Mr. WROUGH-TON ; • Lampcdo, Mr. MATHEWS ; • . - Juliana,_ . Mr. PEN LEY; Juliana,. Miss DUNCAN ; Vol ante, -Miss M L LON ; , . Zamora ; Miss BOYCE. Fn Aet V. a Song by Miss Duncan compos•A by Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Piece. • After which will be produced' (sth time) a new Comic Pantomime called THE ENCHiNTERS Or, iiAIkLEQUIN SULTAUN. The Overture and iV2u c composed by Mr. Su A Vci.' Idisnar Sultatin), tll r, HAL l LAN a; • Horam (the Vizier), Mr. COOK E ; . Doubar tscarainouch), Mr. MALL ; •• . • 0 urodi (Pantatoon), Mr. LV E It I) ; ..- Benaskar (his Son), Mr. PL CI l) E . ;. - • ' Paeri (Pero), Mr. HOP L ; • = Arab Chief, Mr. DIGNUM ; - Urchin (the Clown), MONTGOMERY;Mr.. 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Places fu the "loxes to be taken atthe Box.oflice, in Little 'Rugger-Ott-et. • The Doors to be opened at Half-past 'Five, and 'begin at fialf-past Si.x' • ' • . . - To-rnoribw, The , Will • with The Enchanter's ; or, Har . lequiuStiltaun.. - • • On Friday; Know Your own Mind ; with The Enchanters., THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAR.PEN. rap-mo R ROW -EVENING, January 1, 1807, 4. bc Perfrg:l .H tIRTH.DAt. WITH ARBITRATION: Or, VRE'E AND EASY. • , The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. FAR L EA% " -, - To which will be added, tor the 3d iiine,• a new Panto. mime, which has been long in preparation, c,i;140 • - "HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOUS ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The. Scenes,. Music, Machinery, .Dresses, ' and Decorations, are entirely,new, - , : The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.. The Pantomime produced under- the Drrecliort of Mr: Farley.' The Dances by, Mr. Bologna, jun.. , . . The Scenery by Mestis.- Phillips, Whittnorc, .Hellogan,. Greaves, }lodgings, and their Ar.,sistants. • -....- - :•- _ Principal 7CliaraCters, .• . ". • Mipther .Goose, Mr. -S1 MMONS ; . Colin, afterward?' Harlequin, 'Mr. KING and 8 - . Mr.. BO: - - 'LOG NA, jun. ;• • , , A vans, afterwards Paritatooll, Mr>.L.-130LOGNA; 'Squire. Beg- le, - afterwarOs 4anv, Mr. G RI M-A:.LDI ; . • - • Otitifisli, Mr. MENAGE ;- - Cabin-,Boy ('with a SOng)...-Mas" ter •SMALLEY.; ' Columbine, Miss SEARL E , . • Boxes 6s. Second Price 35 . :--.Pit,•35..60. Second' P,rice:2s. Gallery as. .Seconthrrie '-ls.—,Upper Calleri . is. liie.'ond Price 6d.—No Money - to.be returned. . Places for the Boxes to be taken at gie Box-office, in Min- ' street. 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Tnekter, by Lackington, A 1 Ica , and Co. 9fe:pple of the Muses, Fins' .ry-square. . • l'o'.j t * As L. A: and Co.. possess, in7their own Copy- iight, • as large an Assortment of neat and accurate Editions of School . books as exists in the Trade, and as they are enabled, by their extensife dealing's iii that bralich, to supply the' Copies' of other. Publishers on the •same libttrar-ternls . , prestinti. to offer t this Catalogue with confidence to Schoolmasters and a eachers assured that it merits their attentive perusal. in a peculiar 'deKr..at. - livery article is sold as complete, well sewed, and struiAly bound. THE ONLY WORK OF Tin: KIND. _This - Day ,was published, t new EditiOn, coMplete, z; volurdes small octavo, adapted * for the I.lbrA . y, price •61. 1, ,in boards,. or mi small and common 'Paper, adopted tor Schools dad Young l'cra'ons. pricd4l. 6ci. boards, . U - NIVERSAL HISTORY,- Ancient and Mo stern-;'comprehending the Histeries:-of. every Nation, kingdom, and Eti)pire on the Globe, from' the earliest Ae .counts of time to, the .general Peace of tbc , .• • ' Py . WILLIAM 111AVOR, L. 1, D. Redor of •Stonesfielti, , Vicar•Of Hurley, Chaplain to the Earl • • • - • of Moira, k.e. The4Aattering reception with which this' Work .has been Bottomed, and the... rapid 'sale of successive large,Editions of most ofthe Volumes, are the hest proofs which the Author • caniaddnee of -its claim to. find a.place in every - public and Library,_and in every'Serinnary of Education in the Etriptre. Tite Volumes .may. be had separately or periodiCally ; the Ancient history may he 'purchased by itself in nine Volumes, and the Modem History in simeen ;, or the ._whole may be. had half-bound; or. in elegant bindings, at the pleasure of the purchaser. Printed for_Riatard. Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to , be• had of all Bookellers. 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Petitions were . } resented in the course of - the even ing, 'complaining of the returns tbr the fultowing places : . Plymouth,--This Petition was presented at the instance of. Sir William Fiford, complaining of Coe return on the ground ,of bribery and corruption. Ordered to be taken int‘r.consider::..ion ':ihorsday theflith of Februar- - Nas a Pet:tion by Sir Matthew' Bloxaru, against Longm:iu, on. the g i - o a n d bribery.--4—Ordiled to be considered on. Tuesday the 10th of February. DubliaL--This w•aS a Peliiion frorn -Joan a touche, against Mr. Shaw, •on the ground of bri bery.--4irdered, to' be considered oa ift.e,day the loth of February. Chippenhain—One Petition was presented.bn the behalf of Mr. Jinoes tu,• grourhi of bribery. Anethcr was pres , 2nt , ed in. behalf of the Eledors, to the same purport.:—Both to be.consider ed on Thursday. the U.:th of February. 515.; A KS. Lord TEAVPLE, in purinonc2 of, notice, rose tl Move for a Connni:teeto consider the possibility aud 'the propriety of allowing - the use of sugar in the distilleries and' breweries did not pledge self to any measure,--114. only wished to ,:avd opinion of a Committee on the subjea, .ano a Re port before the House., The grounds pf tile ..v.to tion *ere theSe :---z , "4.'he present situation of Loroye bore hard on conuei-ee in general, but particialariy 'en the sugar trade. There w etc noW.in the port of London no lesS" than 80 or 90,000 hogsheads of S'l7 - gar, and . a proportionate .nuwuer in the out-po..t=." In all the ports of England-there were f he-beilerct - 1, 150 or 160,000 hogsheads. • This prov.edthe e.(pe 4ien.ey"of doitg every thing - that v , aS pos)le to re— lieve the pressure. It was not proposed tO exclude :grain 'all that was ptdposed to be done was, -to allow the set ara competition. He con eluded by rnovin - ,g - for a Committee to consider the .expedicacy Of - granting this permisti for. a :; 7 mired timeHwhich should report to the House,. with _observations. - - • 111 r. 13,41,EA hoped that it would he considered what erfea this would have on the land, and mat, 'the subjea would not be taken up partially ; and with a Viesty- to this ,partk:uiar 'case only-,;.but, that it should 'be . eiainined in all its parts. Ile stated this that the House might be. on its guard, and that .it.inight not pledge ;itself to any thing, that would be improper. . . After a few Words from Mr:, Dent,_ Mr. Baker, ante Lord IVinple, : the . Motion wa's agreed to, and ;the Committee' appointed:—L , Jrd Temple,".Alder- Jrieni Cornbe and •Curkis., Mr. Henry 'Thornton, Mr. Dent,, were among the,iNkmbers. WOQLI,EN'T'R'ADE. Lord ,7W.,11P1,1, in pursuzmce cif notice;called the atteoon •ol.the House to . the. Woollen ': • =frade. A • Committee had been appointed• last :Session, which produced It great deal of evidenee,':Which, :with a geport; they presented . to •the 'House. had. hoped that.omeineasure founded on. t his might have been prod4ed early in . this Session. But the di . ssolUtiCn of Parliament . had rendered it , njc4ry to.begin the business anew, and to appoint anottier Committee. Her believed, however, that tins Com mittee might found its Report on the eollet'lee- be •Aga taken. At the same time,it could not refusr'. - to Wear any cpe that rnight . bestill offered to con sideration; though he hoped s that it Woula-rior be -thoughtnecess:l7 to produce-any caseo. concluded by tuov4ig fo'r;th'e• Committee, and :that the evidence • ; barbre taken should be referred to it. This was asTeed tr-41 Mr. Wilberforce Mr: f:a-vcir.L.4 and 'Llore,, •we among the Members .pointed. NEGOTIATIQN . PAPERS, .711 r, rose, and expressed his 146: that he -might be indulged with putting - one or t.,±xio quesnns t..; the ;Noble -Lord oppo,,ite the stibieCt of - titese-. : lapers.• 'lle might ,have intro, duced them by 'Way of motion, but . The answer* might render s any motion unnecessary.- The. , firsl question respe ett the eommunit•atioti of l'alleyv7ind to Mr. ToX, of the. bth of March. In'the.k.reacix aec.:Ount of the itiatter ..rhere•apped to be a,str,wige interpolation. _He .wislied to .ask, - ...\ - ‘,hathc..r then; was infalclauyiiiity,i; in the letter to Mr •.b,,x intir9 than is given' in the Paptirs •now on the. tith.,, , or whether. there vas. tmy thing like it in any of the Other letters off ALTtilleyrand? It thero was.,„lte wished , it to bp, piedttped. , tluestic:n. Le wished to ask with regard to the letter nwarice4 Na. 3,;l.witich- I.fars one of the• sth. of .-Aiarch, frbiu -it-appeare4 .tbit . 4 0