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• - ", - fr . 44, • t , • tf • t5,,,.1 , ,1i;j44•/•‘ 4 ,4 4 . • . ;•• 1 3 / 4 , 2•14.„„ Vik • • 'JO' • •••• ; g•t•_ , ---11 • „, • • . • • 44 " • • • / ;1 , ,:!. - a zr 1'4.11 SA ti RDA 1 7 , 19, 1806. •' NITAIBR._ 43.20.1 k'liilCE ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, ALLEY, LONDON. 'CHA,NGE - flat Monday the t4th inst. was published, ••- A LETTER addressed to Mrs. FrTZBERRERT, Fl„. in answer to a CoMplaint that Feclings liavg been hurt by the mention of her Nitnesin the Review of the Con dud of the PRINCE of WALES ;. with Obseitations on the influence of Example, &c. &c. &c. . . By NATHANIEL JF.FFERYS, latervi. P. for the City of Coventry. To be had at No. zo, price is. C'ICTU4LLING-oifl.:ir:F; . . 7 1 6 , i s , 4,6. THE COlll/11/SSIONERS' f ir ViCTUALLING flis YESTY's NAP' Ydo hereby givi Mike, That an kriday the 25th ins?, the; will he read; to receive Tenders, to uniting (si'aled tip), and treat for ,Tlvo Otendre and fifty : Tons of Genstine . OA TME ; ,to be delivered, One liunehed Tons- 7 into His Majesty's Stores at Deptfio d ; One Hundred To s into those at Plyniouth ; and Pity Tons into those at Poi 14mouth .;..one Half thereof inone illonth, and the other" Half in en; Ali:nib after ; and to be paid for Ay Bills, pifyable, zc interest, ninety days after. date. • . IMPERIAL fiOiiSE OF PEERS, FRIDAY, Jirit ''' and . . . . - lir the. Appeal, Chamley ;7'. ,tor ci b uti . g ny others, Mr. ‘ Richard; was heard for the Aesnori: dents: Further heaeng on Monday.., Strinaers w'ore for . a short time ekch.ided; whi:st • f• b . . the House again discd4sed the hiatter of ri . kilesz which was under discdsSion ):esterday. On our . re-adrnission we found • DR. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA, To be completed in Six Months. • THE Public are respeafully informed, that 64 the First Day of August the First Volitmeof Dr. Gre gory's New Dielionary of Arts and Sciences may he had com- Plete, illustrated by Sixty beautiful Engravings ; pric.:. Two ounds Seventeen Shillings and Six-pence. The Conditions of the Ccnti-acc7 nt.sj , he seen at the Setreta?:;'s On the same day the SIXTH ('ART will be published separately, price 9s. And a Part will continue to be pubiish 7 ed on the 1 1 5 t of every Month till the Work is complete in Twelve Parts, at 9s. each, ' Orders from Country Booksellers for this Work, and for Mr..P hi llips's other Publications, are executed on advantage. ous Terms. Office'. r . HE DIRECTO - 13zi . or s .the ALBION' FIRE and 1.1 i kANCE COMPANY trust .that thesartingemeras adopted by thiv—Estaiflisiuent, both with respect to Iti,urai.ces nom Fire and on Lives, will be found in a high degree to naserve the puhli i consideration, Primal Propcislils are'rielivered, tree of exfience, at the Office; b) which it will appear, among other advantages, that no charge for P,oliciets, or Indorsements ,• that a large and unprecedented Costunission is allowed on Life In iiirance ; that Lift. I nsurances.ath not at tended with admis. 'Sion fees, nor with any responsibility. - onthe part of the Per son insuring, to make good the losses of others ; and that a riedutAimi is made oil the Premiums of Fire Insurances out of Lonoon, effected at tile Company's principal Office, of no •ii nor. fourth for isingle years, and of nearly one-half for_soteo.years. . Fire insinanees on Property in the West India and Lon. `don .11ocks are undertaken, generally, at 3s. per Cent. per Aim. ' • it localised, at 2s. per Cent. per Atm. ; and at suit:. Able Premiums for short periods. Attendance daily, from Nine to Four. By order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Sec. CO RN ETCY. ACORNET will . resign his CORNETCY in fa tour of any Young Gentleman (+v K. can be prwerly recommended, and is in every deg'ree cpialitied tor such), for the Sum of Three Hundred Guineas. Letters addressed (post-paid) to Cornet P. No. 30, Ta *istock.-street, Covent garden, London, - will he duly at tended to. ARMY AND NAVY eQUIPAGE*. 'THE PATENT CAMP•• BEDSTEADS, Furth * ture, M amasses, and Bedding complete, are very, resped tully recirtnulended to Gentlemen, - as being the.most portable and superior to any others made 'in London ; Marquees, Tents, ' Tables and Chairs, on improved .principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs for on Board Ship;_ Musquitto Net Fu rn iture, and Patent lir as s-screw Bedsteads, for Last mit West and.all Foreign Climates,.at M.ORG AN and SAN DERS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street; Strand. Morgan and, Sanders's New-invented imperial Dining ables, ailoweiVto be the most complete and-Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but teh inches deep. N. B. be Fashionable Sofa_Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse. SURREY, HAMPSHIRE, KENT, 01A. SUSSEX. it /ANTED to Hire or Buy, a large FAMILY • V V. P LACE,: with LAND, in the Southern or Middle Parr of SURREY, the Eastern Part of Hampshire, the , W i esternPart Or KENT, or the Northern or Western Part a syssa. Addras to 'A. B. at Messrs. Nornavilie and Fell's, Book• sellers, New Bond.fitreet. WIMBLEDON, S'Ultlt,EY. 970- BE . LETT, completely Furnished, - a • very eicellent Roomy Faniily House. with Offices of every ilesaiption; Garden's, Pleasure Grounds, and Ten Acres of .Land; presenting a very commodious Residence for a Noble. roan or Family or the first distinction. "fo be vies ol by Tickets. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu.square, where Tickets for viewing sp a v b z had. t. I R vtroODS.in. NORTH BRITAIN. TO 13E SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On aDay to be hereafter advertised, if not previously nispos . - ed of by Private Contract, *THE Natural FIR WOODS of STRATI - I- X GLASS, in the County of Inverness, the property of Vrn. Chisholm, Of Chisholm, Esq. The superior quality of the Timber produced in these WoOds to any other it Scotland has been indisputably proved and acknowledged during the experience of more than half.a century. The demand for it in the surrounding country is very cleat, and the sate and cheap means of conveyance by the Rivers to the Sea, near Inverness, must render the pur chase or these Woods for exportation very desirable. From the circumstance °Ft heir growing in A pretty populous coun trv, where plenty of Hards can be got at all seasons, the ope raiions of the Manu.acturer will be greatly facilitated, and lie-mry he accommodated with crass for his '!orses in she Woods by . making a small Consideration to the f acksmen.— In short, there is- not a Natural Fir Wood in Scotland more accessible, nor better calculated for manufadure, than that of Strath glass. - By a late measurement of the size of the Trees, exclusive of one Distriil not yet measured, there appears to be shove . 543,00 Trees measuring from z+to 3u Inch in circumference; 4 , „000 - 30 to 40 Ditto ; 415, - -‘ ,o a - 40 up to ix Feet Ditto. And there arc from Two . toThree Hundred Thousand Crow ing ree's of the most thriving appearance 'Under the above measurement:... For further .particulars application may be made' to the Proprietor, at Erchl:ss Castle, near Beatify, N. B. ; to Wm. Mckenzie, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh ; or to Mr. Arthur Cooper, Writer, in Inverness. .. • BREWERY, AND 'WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On - Saturday, the zd day of August, at the Bugle Inn, :-.Newport, a t Eleven o'Clock precisely, by Order,of the Assignees of I ohn Smile, a Bankrupt, A LEASEHOLD .BREWERY at NEWPORT, ou.the Banks of the 'Navigable River Medina, in full Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses .attached thereto, - and a very considerable Trade in the Wine and Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses in the Island, and at Portsmouth, Gosport, and /Lyiningtob; with a - considerable Stock of Wine and Spititsi: Partieulars.may be had, by application to Messrs. Clarke and Sewell. Newport ; Mr; Steane, Newport ; Messrs. Wrighr and Bovill, No. 39. Chancery-lane ;- and Mr. Au brey' TorkkeS - .court, Gursitor-street, London : and at the Bu4le, Newport ; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth ; the Blue Posts, .Newport ; the Angel, Lymington ; the Dolphins, O - uthan'ipton ; and the-George, Winchester.' WEYMOUTH. FOR EXPORTATION. TO BE SOLD'BY AUCTION, By J. RICHARDS, en Wednesday the 23d Day of Nip, do 6, and. following Days, at the Crown Inn, THE whole of the CARGO of the JULIANIA, JANS C. CH ART ENS Master, on a Voyage from ilatoburgh, Bourdeaux, and Corunna, to Senegal, consisting of a Quantity of well-assorted Ironmongery; Brass Pans, and Tin Ware ; Amber, Coral, Glass, and other Beads ; a Pair of elegant Pier Glasses, Plates 57 by 3z inches ; a few Prints framed and glazed; a few Articles or cnrious and good Mahogany Household Furniture.; a large quantity of Blue' Guineas ; Piecesa - Sheeting, Dimity, Gingh4m,Cloth, Kers eymeres, &c. Boots, Shoes, and Hats ; Wines. ordials, •and :Brandy Fruits in Cases ; Wine and Brandy in Hogsheads; a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Flat Bar iron and Nail Rods, with various other Articles. )pears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of Gui bea .Market. _ - . . Pr,r viewing the Cargo, and For Cataloguel, apply three Day s previous to the Sale, to Mr. lohpi Horsford, Mt. rnuil Weston, or the Broker, Mr. lames Richard's. ;Ile to begin each Morning at Blom o'Clock. Miss•OWENSON's NEW NOVEL, This- Day was published, In Three Volumes Duodecimo, priee•i3s. 6d in hoards, THE. WILD IRISH 'GIRL Natipn3l Story in which are deltuatea VAL Manners, Aaiuseawnts, and Grievakes of the Peasantry and Yeomanry ci I reland. B: SYDNEY OWENSON, • • • . • Authoress of the Novice of St.• Dow,inic, St Clair, Jicc. Printed for Richard - Phillips. No .0,-11ridge-street, friars ; andsold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ire land. . • Of wh inay be bad. . A New Edition - of ; the NoviLe or . St: Dominic; by Miss o,wenson, in 4 vols. price t s. The Fifth Edition of, the Winter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. And the Maid r •Wife, and Widow, by, Mr. Siddons, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. Mx. SIDDONS's NEW NOVEL. • This Day was published, in Three Volumes, price 13s. 6d. 9:11 MAIINW I F E, AND WIDOW. A 'T;tle, in three . VoWinds. By HENRY, SIDDONS, Esq. Printed for R. Phillips; 6, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars and to be had of all Booksellers. 0 l'whom may also be had, just published, • z. Virtuous Poverty, by the same A'uthor, 3 Vols. . 2. The Winter in London, by Mr. urr, 3 Vols. • 3. Novice of St. Dominic, by Miss;.o%ienson, A, Vols. 4. Fleetwood..by Mr. Godwin, 3 Vols; S. Ferdinand fitzormond, by MrS. Temple, 5 Vols. • • 6: The Wild Irish Girl, by miss 0 ivensoni 3 cols, \This Day was published, price is: • COMMENTARIES on the .LUES BOVILLA or, Tile Cow-Pox. .The Second Edition, with con siderable Additions. And an EPISTLE to the Reverend ROWI-A,ND HILL. • By BEN !AMIN NIOSELEY,II4. D. Sold by Callow, Crown-court; and Ridgeway, Piccadilly: \V here may be hid, by the same Author,, A Treatise on the Lues Povilla, or Cow..l.'ox ;. 2d Edit:. prik•e'ss. z Ith July, iSo6. AN INIPOWrANT OISCOVERY. MESSRS. CURRIB and Co.. Sucgeons, having for a long series or years made the V-E NE KCAL DISEASE the particular object of their investigation, are now enabled to announce the discovery of a Medicine superior to Mercury in the cure of that diseaSe. It is at present suf ficient for them to observe, that its effects arc diametrically opposite to those of Mercury, for though it .completely era dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the Constitution, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and tacilitptes digestion. Numberless instances arc on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues aeting - as a perpetual ccrreCtive *to bodily debility, I whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal andillicit pleasure, or from . themore insidious though not less &stale ' me indulgence in a certain pernicious halitt. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorts which are the - c.nsequenee of this solitary vice, there are none more gibe - tint.; than those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the main- Menial sta.:c. The wretched suffiler br-ods over , as mistor-, tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought hun to such a state of misery as to render lite oppressive. To those un happy persons ,t will be a consoling reflection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly,.and vigorous.Constautlon. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, at their house, No, 107, Hatton Garden, person ally,, or by Letter {post.paid)lnclosing - a Bank Note, when the necessary Advice:and Medicines will be given orsent to any part of the Kingdom. Patients in the. Country are re quested to state their age and general mode of living. - No. 107, HattorfGartien. • THE COBi)IAL BALM OF GILEAD A FFORDS the most -"permanent Relief, and is LA: happily calculated for the Weak, the Sickly, and In firm. - Persons ,:of either Sex who from habitS of indulgence, late sitting up, sedentary employment, anxiety of Arum!, tre quent intoxication, sucV.en fright, over-exertion, a weakly constitution, the bile; or other causes, are subject to various and distressing nervous afleCtions, including sick head-ache, hysterical and consumptive complaints, disrdlish for society or business, tremor and general emotion on the most trifling occasions, loss of appetite, indigestion, &c. will find imme diate relief from the use ot this Medicine. In debility, seminal weaknesses, bilious and irritable habits, tabes dorsal's, or nervous censumptions, its merit stands un rivalled. It enters into and mixes with . the most subtle of the animal fluids, assists, inviorates the decayed juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the, debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. Persr.lis entering upon the holy state of matrimony should consider, that " where the fountain is polluted, the streams that flow from it cannot be pure." In the most excruciating pains of the stomach and viscera, or windiness, it gives instant relief; and where the vital prin ciple has been impaired, and animal vigour exhausted, by the irregularities of youth., bring on, a premature old age, it will be found an invaluable Remedy. In all those diseases that have their rise from irregular liv. ing, or an enfeebled state of the digestive powers, its efficacy is astonishing ; debility of speech, and all,other the mental and corporeal powers that depend on the tone of the nervous system, have so frequently and suddenly yielded to its power as to render unquestionable its efficacy in those disorders. A Saving•of Nine Shillings in'Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Half.a-guinea each ; there are also family bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at los. 6d. by which the patient saves 95. includ ing also the duty; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address,." Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. tB, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scutt, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr, Baxter, Glasgow; W. (Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw. ford, Kilmarnock ; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. )Vhiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan; I. Carson, New. Douglas; T. M' Milian, Kirkcudbright; 'P. M Credie, Kirk. altly; J. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan; Dun . - dee • P. Craigie, Montrose; 1. Mitchell, and J. Anderson, Aberdeen; Dr. White, Banff; M'lntoSh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ,;‘ P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W.Aitderson, Sterling; Coke and ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; \linnet, Ar. broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; , Thorson, Berwicx ; Weddel, AlnWick; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and Jamieson, Pe terhead; A. Nl'Donald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United kingdom, 117,. regard , will be bad to any Tender in wiich the P' ice sbaZ' not be inserted in words at length, or that shall Not be d : divered to the ,13,,1td . before Ove' o'Cl ,ck on the said Friday, the 25th inst, nop - . unless the. Posses' who makes ttie,Tendtr, or sonic Per- Jon cm hir 6,6al(,attencir; - teirn:rwer, wh'eni• - alled fug 1 • . . • Hcru:4LLYNO.:OFFict; yay f6`.; i-IE 'CO 17MISSIONERSfor -VICTUALLING 1 (]IS mAjEsTp, NAP Y ( . lohreby give Nothe,Th:t Wednesday next, the 23d inst. ,they will be ready to reeilvtiTenders in 'writing (sealed ap), and treat for, One tittnih-ed Tons of BLACK.SIORNA RAISI NS,, andfc. r One Hundred Tons of the best NEW CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE; to 1.-e answerable to Samples lobe produced with the ; to be delivered one Half thereof in a Fortnight, and the remainder'"in a Month, Into Majesty's Vißnalling. Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety daft after date. The Cenditimi of the Ccntraal may 6e seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in nt;Lich the Price zbal not be inserted in words at length, or that . shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Wednesday next, the 23d inst. nor unless the Person who u s takes the Tender, or some Person On his behalf, attehils; to ani;u. , cr, when called for. ricrtuLLlNG OFFICE, July 17, ‘BO6. • THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING lIIS 3147ESTY's NAVYdohernbygive Notice, That on Friday the zsth inst. they lull( be ready 10 receive _Tenders, in 114 , iting (sealed zip), and treat for Three Hundred Tons of M vs v SUGAIt, to be anrwerab_le to Samples to be pro duced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original Pack ages-200 Irons into the Stores at Deptford, so Tour into those at Portsmouth, and so into those at Pfritonth ; in the proportien rf s not less than Twenty, nor more than Thirty Thns.per IK;ek, from the date of the Contrafi ; and 'to be paid for t by fells, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. NG fegard . quillbe Lad to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted' in IVSIIIS at length, or 'that shall ,not be delivered to the,BGard before One o'Clock on the said Fri,kt, the 25th inst. nor unless the Person who maker the Tenders, or some Person on / his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 17, 1806. • THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLIAG HIS MAJESTY 'r NAT'Y do hereby give Notice,' That on Tuesday the 29th inst. Mr. Reeky, thilr at Ports. mouth, will be ready to receive Tenders, in \ writing, staled up, for such Quantities of KILN-DRIED PEASE as 'the. Deis4rs,therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered into the• Pit7ualling Stores at that Port, in the space of one Month from the date of the,Contrati ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra, may be seen at the Office of the .Agent aforesaid. No regard will It had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall net be delivered to Mr: Reeks before Twelve o'clock on the said Tuesday the 29rh instant,' nor unless the Person who makes the Tender , or swat Perton on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called fpr. For DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIHGT, DEFECT of HEARING, 4cc. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. AS a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Rechab Thorn, of I tchen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. 1805, to the Proprietors as follows : F '• I am now 74 years old, and can see' to read with common glasses, and my memory is as good as when I was only rB. In July 1776 (29 years ago? I was seiiedwith a dreadful gid diness in my head. My Do&or gate rile various Medlcints ; they did me no good. He admitted this, and candidly ad vised the use of your Cephalic Snuff. I took it, and in a few weeks was much better. After this I took it more freely, and in six weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and So have continued to this day, by constantly using your invaluable Remedy." It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, ,Lon don ; and B. C. Collins, Salisbury ; and none is genuine unless the words " F. Newbery, 45, St. Paul's," be engrav ed on the Stamp. ' CURE OF STONE AND CRAVE.: MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-street, Bloornsbury-ware, Proprietor of A DAM S's SO L VENT, a mild, yet etucacious Cure of Stone. and.GraVel . in the Bladder and Kidneys, acquaints the Public that he now devotes his whole professional attention to the above eases, and their complication with Gout. He may be con sulted daily at his own House, and more especially on IVed 7 'nesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d. us. arid rl. as. Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever fail to corred the calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, 150, Oxford-street; and At Bolton's, front of the Royal - 4;liange ; where also May be had, just published, the Author's •' DiSquisition of the Stone and Gravel," 9th Edit. price rs.. 6d'. pointing out their cause, and the diet to be observed during the cure; with many extraordinary Cases, soute'ot perfed recovery even after the operation had been resolved on. • The Bishop . ofWINCHEsi.in on vegkmt the third reading of the F!hilrthropie Soctetk His Lordlhip Ohjeded principally to the aament in the' Bal rehitive to the appointment of d Ohaplaiii to dtlieiate in . the Chapel of the Instittitioli with Out the tohsent of the Re6..ot Of the i'arigh. H 4 concluded livmovilig- to postpone the thitd readitiz of the txiio mouths. .convrs'at ion of, some length 6isued. Lord ELhotst and the' LontiAscEttOtt surf pt rtecl the obje&ons urged by the Bishop of Win - -i.::hester; and' tn.iintained that the rights of the P.cfc tor,as.established in a general prinCiple of law, ought not to be invaded. Earl SPENcmentered into a description of the n3L yore and objeas of the • Institution, which he con tended was an establishoent tali:ttlated to produce the most beneficial effeßs to the community. Ire thought the appointment of the Chaplain su:ficieotly guarded for every purpose that could be wished fur the sake of the interest of the Church. • The Bishop of ST. ASAPH SUppdred the arggn:. merits of Earl Spencer. And the Bishop of Os.. SORY, we belei'e; supported the Motion. . On the suggestion. of LOrd andg, the Bishop - Of WxtrchEstca Withdrew his Motion; and the Bill was read a third jirne. . Lord ELRON then moved an fis.rriendment for tlib purpose of rendering the consent of the ReEtcr ii cessary to .the appointment of the Chaplain td the Institution. This was sUpported by the Bishop Of Winchester and Lord Redcsdale; and opposed by Earl Spencer. After smite further conversation, the House di vided. Contents 9—Not-contents 9. The numbers being equal, the AniCndment wzis negatived, and - the Bill passed. The Bankrupt Laws Bill was red a third time and passed, with an Amendment, piiiPosed by' Lord REDESDALE,- for the purpose of More effedunlly preventing ,. Frauds. The Ordnance Lands Bill, the Chancery Clerks Bill, the Linen Drawback Bills the Seamans' Fatni=. lies Bill, and the Bell-rock Light-house Bill, • m ere also read a third time and passed. - Mr. ALEXANDER and several other Members of the House of Commons brought u the Charitable Institutions Bill, the,Consolidated I'und, the Public Harbours, the Customs Regulation, and the Oak Bark Bills ; which were read a first time. The Royal Family Annuities Bill, the Lottery Bill, the Militia Officers' Pay Bill, Earl NelSon's Annuity Bill, the Irish Postage Bill, and the London Addi tional Force Repeal Bill, were read a second time, and committed for to-morrow. The Woods and Forests Regulation Bill,•the e ditors' Bill, the Windsor Forest Bill, Lord Rodne,•'s Annuity Bill, the Stage Coach Bill, the Warehousing Bill, and the Irish Hops Bill, went through Cow mittees, and_were reported. Colonel 'Drinkwater, from the Commissioners of Military Inquiry, presented the Second Report of . that Board; which was ordered to lie en the Table, and to be printed. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).- HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, JULY 18. Mr. Closs, froth the COrnniisioners of Military Inquiry, presented the Second Report of that Board. Ordered to be Printed. A Gentleman from the Commissioners fill- West -minster Bridge presented their Annual Account.— Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. R. Mitford, from the Commissioners of North ern Light Houses, presented an .AbstraCt of tile:r Accounts. The Receiver General of the Customs Bill, tl..e Crown Lands Lease Bill, and the Oak Bark were severally read g third time and passed. Mr. SHERIDAN gave notice of a Motion for ivion day, relative to the Estates helOnging to the Crown in Westminster, for the putpose of improving the capital. A Person from the' TA-Office presented an Ac count of the Salaries to the. Commissioners for .Reilemption of the.Lnnd Tax. PUBLIC HARBOURS BILL. On the Motion for the third reading of the-Public Harbours' Bill, Sir WILLIAM ELFORD admitted that it was .a Bill of great public concern, and one, to the print: ciple of which no man could objet:. ; but, when he looked into the body of the Bill, it was impossible not to perceive, that every person who had property on almost every river and• stream in the country, must, by its operation, be subjeCted to great incon venience, in so far as it went to prohibit, the erection of any embankment, jetty, ot'any work whaterw, in any harbour, or.on any river, rivulet, or stream connected with the same,. without giving notice to the Admiralty. This, he was afraid, would be found a great hardship, as there was hardly .any.running water which was not, in some shape or other, con , - neeted with the Sea, and of course with some:,one harbour or other. . ' Sir C. POLE stated, that all that. was required was notice.of any intended erection. If not inter diCted, the party giving the notice would- then. have power to. proceed. without . farther Atelay. This, he submitted, was not too great a. sacritCe to be made •\*