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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By-Mr.-SQUIBB, At his Great Room, Saville Passage, Saville Raw, on Wed nesday next, and,following Day, at Twelve o'clock, 'THE" Elegant ; Fashionable, and singularly Neat HOUSEHOLD: FURNITURE and •Edeels, - the ge nuine Property of a Gentleman, removed from his Residence near Brunswick-square, comprising a Drawing-roods Suite of four fashionable Curtains, fourteen Chaiii, ,and two Sofas, elegant Chimney Glasses, large Conox Mirror, : richly deco rated, Satin-Wood and Mahogany. Card, Sofa, and Pembroke Tables, capital Cellaret Sideboard:with Brass Guard - Rail, Set of Dining Tables, Parlour Chairs covered With MOroci:o, excellent Secretaire and Bookcase, very, complete winged Wardrobe of remarkably fine Wood, Ladies' and Gentlemens' Dressing Tables, two hodsome four,: post 13edsteads, Cotton Hangings, and•complete Bedding of superiOrquality, Field Bedsteads and Furnitures, a large Persian Carpet, Brussels and Wilton ditto, Heath Rugs, Oil Cloths, Fenders and. Fire Irons, with a complete Assortment of Culinary Uten sils, and other inferior. Articles for Domestic Use. VICTUALL I NC-OFFICE,ApriI 3, 4806. - r HE COMIIIISSIONERSfr• VICTUALLING I flit MAYES7'Y's ATAI/1" do hereby give Notie..e, That an Afonday the 28th instant thy will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEE F shall hr J manded for the use of flit Males/Ss Skip: and Pesseli at INTe7.v Romney, in Dover Roads, and al Margate (on sepal•ate Contraas), ...from that Day to the3tit of. Dec. next, inelacive ;"arid to be paid for 6y Bills, ; payable, with interest, ninety days after date.. - The Conditions of the Contr.:as may be seen at the Secretary's Office; at this Oilice'; or by ayplying to Mr. Russell, Agent for the Via/tailing, at Dover. Nu regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at leng , h, or that 14311 not be delivered le the,Board.behre One o'Clock on the said Monday the 28th instant, nor unless the Person whoi.makes tee Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when celled. Jor. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • *XING -HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of England, 'Mr. E ; Cardinal lVoleey, Mr. KE MB I.E. Katharine, Qqecri of England, Mrs. SI DDONS. w ITH HOUSE, 6F PEERS. TUESDAY, APRIL 22. The :West India Governors' - Indemnity Bill was read a third time and: passed. The other Bills upon the Table, chiefly private; were, forwarded.: • . The 1 1 / 2 - in forenabling his Majesty.iir Council to vest certain powers in the West India (4-dverncirs, with respea to the ,intercourse. between the British West India Islands and North America; was, on the ,Motion of Lord AUC K LAND, ordered. to be printed. On the Motion of Lord AUCKLAND ; the Order for taking: the Report .of the Impeachment liroteed ingst Committee into consideration to-morrow, wdi dischaiged, .and- . the Report was ordered, tc), - ferredto the. said Committeerfurirlipd,:,:.&-kr. THE QUAKER. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the bo x Office in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, - and begin at half past Six. On. Thursday, The Man of the World ; with (reduced into two Aiis) The White Pining. ADVANCE '01.'13-IMES. • • VROM the great'Dernand for Tickets and Shares the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot after Wards be lower, the Scheme being so constructed that there will not, at any period of the Drawing, be three Blanks to a Prize Lettery - beguis Drawing 12th May, it , !ob. SClibM F.* Prize of ,C2i,ooQ - - • ICTUALLING OFFICE; April sz, THE CO 111M1SSIONERS for VICTUA LLI NG, ,fliS MAYES TY 's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Fr/dig the of May they will be reaq'y to receive Tenders, in Welting (sealed zip), and tretil . 1 - or One Hundred and Fifty to. Two Hundred elm/dua l s piTT's TA NI FI ELD MOO R_ COALS, fu/Ipqr, to be delivered innnediately, in au entire Cargo, free of all charge and risque, to His Majesty, alongside Hi's Itfujesty's Pia:tailing Premixes at Deptford t andfor TwO Hun dred Tons of M USCO VA DO SUGAR, to he answerable to Samples to be produced with ,the Tenders to be delivered in the original Packages, and in the proportion of not less than Twenty five, nor more than Thiyy, lions per week, from ,that day, into His Majesty's Piaualling Stores at the „same place. The whole to be paid fur by llillr, pa able, with Interest, ninety days after date: 2. • •• 3- - - - . . lS - - ,C 25,000 13,0e0 • - SOLO - - IJO.D - SOU 4°)°°Q To beyiovtal two days preceding the S'ale, may when Cata- Ingues be had at the Room. Earl STA.NHOPE Moved, that the Orderfor Corn mitting the Bill_for the more effe4nally discoverin of Truth froM Witnesses, should be further po.;t poned till 19th May;-which was ordered accordingly. Mr. MONTAGUE, from the Chamlyarlaio of Lou-. don's Office, presented certain Accounts, direAed to be laid annually before Parliament ; which were dered to.lie on the Table. , . Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). Zo w oco IS,COO SOCIO 2o:o 2Soo 130,200 Valuable LI BRA It 'V, CAB! NET of LOANS, Ditto of 1N SECTS, OPTICAL I NSTR UAI EN I'S, &c. &c. TO BE SOLD . I3Y• AUCTION, • '" • By Mr. SQUIBB, - (By Order of the Executors), at his .Great Room, Saville Passage, Saville. Row, on Wednesday the Seth inst. and Four following Days,, Sunday excepted, rr HE very Valuable LIBRARY of extremely Rare and Scarce BOOKS and TRACTS on Medicine, Na tural HiStoryi the Oriental Languages, Narratives of the Plague, &c. &c. a Cabinet of Coins, ditto of Inseds, Astro nomical and'other Telescopes, a Sextant, a few Lots of fine ) Prints, a Persian I looka, a Turkish ditto, and vari ous o th e r Effeds of the late Patrick Russell, Esq. M.D. F.R.S. for merly ,Physician to the FaCiOry at Aleppo, and Author of many valuable Works on. Natural History. To be viewed on the 28th and z9th inst. and Catalogues, .at One Shilling each, may - be had ten days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Parker,.. Bookseller, Oxford; Mr. Deighton, <Cant- Inidge ; Mr. Laing, Edinburgh; Mr, Ogle, Glasgow; Mr. Lloyd,'Booksel ler, Harley street, Cavendish square; and of Mr. Squibb, Sa r ville- passage, Saville-row. s 6 - • • . 100 Lijv 2.5,0:0 Tickets 3 C 250,000 Part of the above Capitals. Five First:drawn Tickets, Ist Day 1.0 each 4 5000 Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day rood each sOOO First drawn - 4th Day - - - lo,oqo Ditto - th Day - - zo,oock Ditto - - - 6th Day . - 2,5,000 Price of a Ticket - - - £l9 19 0 Ralf - Xi° 3 o Eighth - - ,C 2 o Quarter - - s z. o l Sixteenth . t 6 o N. 13. The present. Scheme containt more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any Lottery for many ye:Ars past. The 'Conditions of thekContraas may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to alp render in which the Price shall not be. inserted in wnrds at length, .or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the id of May next, nor wiles: the Person who maker the Tender, or some Per. son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. HO - SE OF COMMONS. T4IE3DAY, APRIL 22. , The Hon.•HENRY ERSKINE (Lord Auvocate of Scotland) and Mr. W I CKHA M " t oo k th e oat h s and their seats. WARWICKSHIRE. A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MILL and FARMS COntiguous. TO BE SOLD 13Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, , L t. s„ Most Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Village of A lveston, about 2 miles from Strat ford-upon-Avon, in the County of. Warwick,; comprising a handsome, modern-built Mansion-house, situate , upon,- , the Bank of the Avon, in the centre of a 'Paddock of about aS Acres, on a slight elevation, which tenders it perfealy dry in all seasons, with convenient OfflceS, Garden, Fi,ll-pond, Coach-house, and Stables, all, in complete repair ; a Mea dow of IS - Acres, aCorn-mill on the - River Avon at a distance froth the Mansion, with Li Acres of Meadow Land, in several pieces, adpinhtg ; a Cottage, and four Acres of Land planted with Oziers ; Ore Fishery .of part of the River A von ; and two capital and well pro'portioitd Farms, consisting of near 700 Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One of the Farms iSr at an easy distance from the Nlansion, and.the other in a more remote part of the Parish.. Both of them have been inclosed about 30 years, and are tenanted by re spedabie Farmers. • . The Village of A lveston, skirted on its North and West,. ern sides by the River Avon' ' is situated in a pleasant, and healthy part of the County of Warwick., and in the centre of Mr. C'ornet's I l not :: the Neighbourhood genteel and front the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness' and superior quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its Detnesnes derive every adVantage desirable for the residence of, a genteel Family. . The Mill and Farms arc on Lease. TAE CONTRACTORS for the present Lottery respetifuily inform the Public, that the Ti c k e t s will • • • • • • . rise in ['Kee in a tew-days, and will not, , at an y time, either %, before or during the drawing, be. lower. They also request the Public to observe, that in consequence of an arrangement made with the Lords of His Majesty's Treasury, the num ber of Ticieets tir,rwn each day. will nearly be equal ; that is, there will not be more than 3000 . , nor less than z OOO Ti c ke ts • drawn on any day.—April 23, 1806. ,Live and Dead-Stock - , Farming Utensils, Household hart& niture, and E fleas, NOrth Park, Bletchingley, Surrey, TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, ' By Idlr. SHUTTLE WORTH, - On the Premises, near Godstone, Surrey, on Tuesday, • • Mat 6, at Eleven o'Clock, THE Remaining LIVE and DEAD STOCK; Crops, Household -Furniture, - Agrieultural Imple ments, a Telegraph Chair and Harness, Saddles and Bridles, 4 Couple of Harriers, and numerous Etfeets of a Gentleman leaving that Country. ',The Crops comprise Wheat, Barley, Oati,Aleadow and Clover Hay, in Stacks. The Stock in cludes.B:Mileh Cows, a Heifers, 1 Bull, zoo South Down Wetlier Sheep, 7 Horses ? -a Chinese, Sow, Pigs, &c. The 'Furniture, which is principally•new within .18 months, c ;n -sists of handsome Bedsteads, Furnitures, and Bedding ; Win dow Curtains, Mahogany Wardrobes, Drawers, Tables, Chairs, S - ota, an excel I,:nt Cellaret Sideboard ; elegant po lished ,Steel «nd Cottage', Stoves; Carpets, Kitchen-range, . and numerous miscellaneous Articles. May-.be viewed on :Satiirdzry and Monda/ preceding, the Sale, when Catalogues may be had at the King's Arms, and Greyhound tans, Croydon ; Swan and White Hart, Rei. ate ; White Hart, Godstone ; White Hart,' Bletchingley•; 'Talbot, Last Grinstead ; Star, Lewes ; Westerhairk . ; on the Premises ; and of Shuttleworth, 17, Austin friars, Royal - • . AN OBVIOUS SAVING. H - OliG ES and-Co. No. 44, St. James's-street, dint N 0.149, Oxf?rd.street, recommend to their Friends and the Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares in the present popular Lottery, as the Prices will'certainly advance, and Cannot at any period either before or in the • Drawing,' be , cheaper than at present. ,So confident are HO CES amid Co. of the certain rise of Price, that they hereby engage to take'back, on the Saturday before the Drawing, at -the present price, any Tickets ()might at their Offices, or to return the difference should they be li),v er. It is..therfore obvious Jiat rn-uch may be Saved : 1 1 :d nothing. can be lost by an iminLialate purchase. rr WO hundred ond nine Capital Prizes, . from soor. to 3O;000l. nave been shared, sold, and registc:,:d in - thi: last and tOrriw'r Lotteris,F,by Co. To accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion 'Muse, De mesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest Farm, ly. .., ~ Will be - sold separate . , For further particulars, md to'treat fo i rthepurthase, apply fir by leiter,' post-paid) to Z.lcssra. Wyatt,c Sclicitot:s, Strat.- z Puri-ti pon - A von, sz, :1,13 St. NT,lrgzira's Hill, .~.i.~U ~tl: iur the !ii,—ent State ,I.,:)ttc - -ry, to be, /.11:i•V;1 ilth Of Nlay, are ruiv7 v:lling by 1-ito4by and Co. in great varioty of Nu,nh;:rs at the lowest 'Prices. Orders by I..etter or Carrier executed' exaelly on the same terms as if present:. N. B. All Business in the 'Public Fiinds transaeled with care acid fidelity. - LONDON INSTITUTION. • AGENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIE , TORS will be hAd on Thursday, the 24th inst. at the House, 8, Old Jewry, to receive a kepOrt from tne Managers, _ and to clea,. by ballot,. the First Officers, of. the'lnsti. tution, preparatory to the insertion of their,Names in the pro. - posed Charter. The Chair will be tak'cnat Twelve &Clock precisely. balloting Lists, c:ontaining the Names of Persons-recom mended by the Managers, maybe had at.the.Clerk's Office. SAMUEL WOODS, -Secretary.to the Committee. April 15,,1805 A LADY going Abrolcl. wishes. for a Pleasant .L ':'and Agreeable COM PANION, whose Connexions . are Respedabie, and Who cantle well recommended. Some „.knowledge of the French Language is required. Letters direded (post=pald) to F. A. at Lynes , Con - fedioner;•No. 4, OM Bond-street, will meet with immediate attention. A.• FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and LEMON 'PRE ES, Catalonian and, Arabian Jessa_ mines, .and true Bologna Sausages, is this day arrived in high preservation, at john ,Burgess and.§on's WarehoAse, No. 107, Strand, Landon. •• April 8, 1866. ' SO 1J 11-1 I i; I() N, near Iki rtSti. Valuable FREEI.IO4.I) ESTATE and extensive Manor,. wizliin a Mile of the Town of Thirsk, in the North Riding. • . To be I'ERENIPTORILY .SOLD by AUCTION. Ity Order of the:Assignees of John Batty Tuke, a Bank rupt, •at the House of Mrs. Cass, I on-ho)der, in Thirsk, on Minlday the ilth April, 1806, at Four o'I:lock in the Afternoon, MITE .MANOR „of SOUTH KILVINGTON, .s_. exte;:ding over the TQwfiships of South Ki/vihgton and Thornboion- 4 1 • 'and T1II& E E several FARMS, consisting h‘ of newly-erc;cled F a rm-houses, sitaate in Kitvington afore saidovith_Suitable Conveniencies and Outbuildings; and Parcels of rich arable and pasture Land ; containing altogether 5s LA. ott.• 19P." in the several occupations of Mr. Thomas Mr. Daniel • Foster, and Mr. George Spenceley ; and a Cottage and 'Garth in Kilvington aforesaid, containing 2 Ito. and No part of the VurchaSe-money, except a deposit of Ten per cent. will be required until t he Itth 06tober next. The several Tenn will s!te,v the Farms ; awl- printed Particulars may be haa by apyt > - wg to Mr Frost, hitt!! ; Mr. RaniScy, Beverley ; or Thirsk.. NOR;fOLK. , . • • ,TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the ati day.of 4 nue; 1806, at the Angel Inn, „Bury St. Edmund's, Sutfolk, at Twelve o!Clock, in Five • Lets, • • Most Desirable and Compa FREEHOLD • A ES rATE, consisting of the Manor al Sporle, with Palgrave, with the Manor House called Sporle Hall, and about zioo Acres of arable, meadow and pasture Land, di vided into compact Farms, each of..tlientin a ring fence, situ: . .ate at Sporle, Great . Palgrave, Little Palgrave, Dunham, North Pickenham,'Neiiton, Netton, Swatiham, and Fran. - sham, in Norfolk. 'The Estate is in a good sporting country, and in a neighbourhood abotinding with Came ; it •adjoins to the town of Swatfnata, is about xi miles from Lynn and about :to froM Norwich, - and there are about co Acres of Woodland attached to the Hall. Farm, which will be sold With the Manor. Messrs„ Wm. Pearson, Cmsar Newton, Thomas Wells, •the tenants, will shcw the Premises; aid printed Particulars • - •nay behad after the ist of May next at the Chambers of- Creene, Tennant, and Harrison, Cray's-Inn, London ; of .Mr. losselin, Surveyor, Belstei•i;., near Ipswich ; at the An. •gel Inn, 'Bury St. Edmund's ; at the Swan, SwafFham ; at• the Angel; Norwich : at the Proprietor's' of the Cambridge. Paper ; .or, Mess. - t.'attin and I lainrirond, Newmarket ; and of the respediN,..e Tenants upon the Preinhes. SEAM'S of COAL in the COUNTY of DURHAM. TO 13E SOLI) BY AUCTION, - By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS. (Successnr:, - tn,Mr: SMI r At Garraway's, on Thursday, May r, Twelve o'C lock, IANE full and' undivided • THIRD‘ PART . or SHA F. of all the SEAMS of CO.:‘ L under an Estate, or Tract of Land, consisting of upwards 0f•360 Aer:s, situ ated at Brvan's Leap, in thee.: hapd ry of Tanfiel4in the Colin: ty of Durliam, now belonging to the Marquis of Bute and Sir [. Eden, Bart. ;• together with lull power to win'and Wotk 'the same, without paying any damages. There are 4 seams of coal, known to be contained under the said Estate, viz the Hutton • Seam, S 1 feet in thickness ; the Low, Main 'Coal,Sea n, 3 F. in thickness (both these were opened and worked a L.rie about 5o years ago); the Busty Bank Seam,, six feet in thickness and the.Brockwell Seam, 31 , feet in thickness. All these Seams may be worked Without the necessity of a fire.:engine, by a free water-course. The two latter Searns are entire and un -wrought ; all the Pits wiltbe of a Moderate depth, and not 6 miles fiont the River Ty-nt.. • ,The above-mentioned water course will windle the Seams of Coal at present known to exist under Tanfield Moor. For partitidars, apply to . .Nlr. Fenivick, Viewer, at Dippon, near Pontop ;. or Win. Scale; Esq. the Proprietor, at the Leazei, near Bryan's Leap aforesaid ; and to Messrs. Hoggart 62, Broad-street, near the Royal: Exchange. FRIZEHOLD DAIRY FARMS, NEAR 'EP!ING and WALTHAM ABBEY, ESSEX. To BE SOLD BY' AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to 'Mr. SM I T 1-1),. At Garraway's, on Friday the 16th of M'ily, -at Twelve o'C'lock, in Four Lots, by Order oflhe Trustees, under the Wiltuf Win. Cowling, Est deceased, Lot LAN Eligible FREEHOLD-FARM,- in a Ring Fence, called HUNTERS' HALL; con taining together upwards . of Seventy Acres of excellent Mea. - dow and Arable Land, in good cultivation, in a beautiful pa.a of the Country, with deli4htful prospeds, twenty Miles f. nn London, five from Epping, and six from Waltham Abbey, in the County of Essex, with a subkantial Farm- House, Barn, Stabling. Cow-house, and Out-buildings, in excellent. repair, Garden, - Orchard, &c. is the occupation of Mr, Joseph . Appleton, whose -Lease expires at Michaelmas neXt.—Lot a. A very desirable Freehold Farm, called Pea cocks, situate a short distance from Let 1, in the Parish of Epping, containing upwards of Twenty-one Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land, with a Farm-house, Yard, Barn, Stabling, .Out-buililings,Garden, and z Cottages; lett to Mr. George Ellis, whose Lease will expire at Michaelmas next, Lot 1.. Whitehall Farm ; comprising four Inclotturs of riell Land, containing together upwards of Seventeen Acres, near Lot 2, with a Cottage and Garden —Lot 4. A very iniprov able.Dairy k atm, delightfully situate in the Parish of Walt ham Holy Cross, three miles from Waltham Abbey, with a Cutrage, Barn Stabling,' . and Out-,buildings, containing to gether upwards of Sixteen Acres, of which about six are Copyhold, of excellent Land, within a Ring Fence, also in the occupation . „1, lil, . Ellis, whose Lease expires at NI ichael- MIS next. zAmp ft. , . To be viewe( i'vith leave of the . Tenants, and Particulars had six days preceding the Sale, at the Cock, . Upping ; White Hart, Rumford; Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mr. Rawlinson, Solicitor, Old South Sea /louse; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil lips,- No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan , ot the Estate may he seen. I N Merchant Vessels where the °implement' of Men do nut allow the attendance of a Medical Man, and where slight. accidents daily occur, which, from salt provi sions and cOnstitutional bad • habits, degenerate into foul ul cers, we have no 'hesitation, in recommending SP.I LS. BUltY's . PATENT ANTISCO rutin 'DROPS as an Alterative Medicine highly useful in healing such ill-condi ' tioned Sores. In eruptive cases, glandular obstruaions, or irritation of the stomach from excess of bile, no Medieine is better calculated than this iAntiscorbutie,, and is worthy the attention of, those visiting warm climates, It is nece',isaey to ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic DrOps, vvitii • the King's- Duty printed in black ink, instead offal ink—sold, as tisiml, at the Ilispensary, 15, Soho-square, in bottle;: of s u.l, 13s; and 'I. as. - Duty included, _. NEW MEMCINF. ACT NEWBEIW •and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's L . • Church-yard; Lohdon, Proprietors of Dr. E.tmes's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future 2s. 91. per Packet, •or I. ss. 6cl. per Dozen ;,biat the quantity of a Oilier' Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for And as Stamps are prepared, by, order of the Com nussl,ners, for Mr. Newhery's separate use, in which -the words, F. F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presunied that this will be a sufficient senility againsrCounterkits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. - The lot lowing are the Prices of - their Medicines', to the first . t A , coty of which Mr. Newbety's 'Stamps are affixed, but those who purChase six or utbre, at a . thno, will. be al lowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. Dr. james's Powder •2, g Dalby'S Carminative r 9 Do. in a Bottle • - •24 So., Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 o Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of 'Bark 4 o Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc 2. 6 Dr..4-luxham's ditto 2 o Do. CoilvtilsionOil - z 6 Tonic Pills 2 .9 Ditto Nitre props 2 '6 English Coiree • - 2• 9 Do, Camomile Drops I 9 • Dr. Hooper's Pills ' f ti Do. Paregoric Lozenges i ti Grant's Drops i 16 Angibaud's Blois ditto t i Inglish's Scots Pills Essericeofeoltsfoot . 3 6 - Henry's M igriesia• - 2 6 • Mr.'Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 • Spilsbury'sDrops 5, - 6 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 b Dr. Solancltr's Tea . 2 9 lierry's Billow Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tinaure r ti Essenceof Peppermint i t?. Do. Tolu Lozenges i q G lass's .M agnesta 4 6 Essence of Ginger ; 6 N. B. As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the House of Messrs. Newhery, they thirds it necessary to point nut, that it is at the East - End of St. Paul's, four Doors from Cheapside, with these woßti inscribed on the Front: " THE ONLY ‘VAREHOUSh FOR DR. JAMES's POWDER VEI.CI-Fs 'FEMALE . PILLS,. For the Green Sickness and other Disorders inciJenfto young . . Females. • • • THE following Instance of their uncommon Effi cacy is worthy the attention of the Afifie - tecL To Mrs. KEAISLEY, Fleet-street, London. • MADAM, I am the unfortunate Daughter of an Officer in the Arms', who fell in his COuntry's Cause, by which means. his Family are left in a situation that it is necessary each 'should endea vour•to provide for themselves, which, from indispoSitiOn, I was entirely incapacitated front, till an intimate friend re coinmended your P have in a wondful man ner restored me to health,' having removed the obstruction cot - mit:tubed of, arcl in consequence my complexion, which was exceedingly yellow, has resumed its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the' pains in my head and sto mach, with numberless other complaints, too numerous to' mention, .whiChhave now all subsided, and I am once more in full - health and spirits, able tP encounter every difficulty. I beg you will inali.e my case public, as many young women, from a sedentary life, have similar complaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to the real cauSewant of exertion, Ptrmit me. to return you my mc:st - grateful thanks for all favours, throughh - the medium of Mrs. SMith, anti behave nte, Your much obliged, and very bumble Servant, ' Exeter, Aug. 4, 18)5, • -- CAKOLINF; WALKER. Welch's Female Pills, with Disedions, price, as. 9d - a Box, are sold Wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fleet -street, Lon don ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard,Cheapside ; F, New. berry, No, 45, - St., Paul's Church:yard ; Bacon avid ,Co. No. t 5), Oxford-street;; Bittler, Cheapside; and Barclay and Sthi, Fleet Marlter. tr.r As another Ntedieine is sold under the Mile of Welat's Female witich is P Melia sers are requested to remarlt, as the sorest testimony of auth..oticity, that each Mil of Diredions is si-.7ned with the name o:C.,Kearsley in band-writing ; nod on file outside, whereby Servants cannot be imposed on, the Staiiip i - s printed, by permission of His Nlaies;y's Honourable Counnissot; , :rs ot Stamps, thus - i C. 1,-;.z. , at sley, H.% olher4, Al"; Vl:tiirte, • Mr. VV - ffITEEiEAD moved, that a . Cohunitte.e appointed to view the Court ere6ted in Westminiter- Hall for the Trial of Lord Viscount and r;) report what acconimodation- and convenience .had been made for the - Members, of the House when present at the 'said Trial, and that the Any:4;2l - s' for conduaing the Impeachment should be the sail Committee. is 'whiCh MotionS were agreed to. -. Mr. Montague, from the Chambe r l a i n of London, presented the Annual Accounts. Mr. , WHITREAD Moved, that the Order be . read from the Journals, made' . on the.l3th July, 1805, for the , Atiorney7General' to institute a Prosecution against Wrd lllelville an,:i Mr: Alexander Trotter, and which was since-suspended, should be read - 1)y the Clerk; Which was agreed to, and the Order being then read, he moved that the said original Order be discharged ; which was carried - acoordingly. B3owN : moved that there be, laid before 'the House a Retiarn of the number of effective men' en listed for the Regular Army, from the Ist of Janu ary, 1770, to the Ist ofJanuary, 1783.---ardered. The Sea Officers' Bill was read a second tine,: and was ordered to be committed on Monday px -- W - AR - pres - cnreu aeroTSITO - a - et the total number of men raised under the Additional Force A6t, distinguisliing the numbers raised in Ire land and Scotland reTc6lively which was / ordered • ;to be printed. . The LORD ADVOCATE, on the Motion of Sir Jth-rg SINCLAIR, WR's'ordered to be added to the Ctitn-;‘ mittee on Forfeited Estates in Scotland. • VOLUNTEERS. Mr. PERCIVAL rose, pursuant to notice, to triovf.t. for Papers to show 'the aCtual amount of the pences incurred.for the 'Volunteer Force. He W3F aware of the difficulty of giving to ,such a Mc tio'n 3 character capable of application to the measures' pro posed by the Right Hon. Secretary for the . War D. partment. But as that Light Hon. Gentleman had proposed regulations tending to the immediate reduc tion, and : ultimately to• the total extiudtion of the Volunteer Force, he was satisfied, to put what he bad to bring forward in any shape that could have the effeA of inducing the Right Hon. Gentleman to wave prbceedings , that had su pernicious a tendency. That any person should •incorporate into a scheme. fbr increasing the Military strength of the Country, a measure, the effeel of which must be to oblige 300,000 able, effeetive, loyal., and zealous men to lay . down their arms', or what was wdrse,lto place them in a state of relaxed discipline, a state in which they Were to afford a stigmatized asyluni - fo those averse to being trained in. the general - masa ; this Was , a mode of increasing. the Military strength of the Country the most extraordinary and unaccountabl e it was possible to conceive.- This was wpart of the ,Right Hon. Gentle Man's plan, which the EnenV would have..more cause. ,to be -satisfied with than . with all besides that he had achieved since are rc.r. - mencement of the Wis. He wi51,9,1 for an account :,of the a&ual expenditure for Volunteer Service, for the purpose of comparing that expenditure with the nature and amount of the service rendered for it, for 'the purpose of showing, that it was an expenditure that by no means bore that prOportion to the amount ,of the Income'Tax the Right 'Hort, Gentleman had stated on a former night, though certainly the aceu- , • mulation of the expellee. of the Volunteer 'B3rstein for years,,like that of any other expence, may bear some proportion to that tax. He did suppose that . some part of the expences of the Volunteer System may be spared, without diminishing the Volunteer. Force ; but he wished for an estimate of the expence, of training the people en masse, in the manner pro posed by the, Rig'ht ,Hon. Gentleman, fir the pur . pose of comparing-that:expence with the expence of , the Volunteers ; and spewing whether the saVing, if any, would be adequate to the commutation of the voluntary - service of three hundred thousand loyal . and spirted Englishmen, for -the compulsory train ing of as inferior number of a' less valuable de. scription, in a shape contrary to their When the accounts would have been produced,. the House would be better able to make a coropMative estimate between both, these descriptions of Force. !He no hesitation to say, that if compulsion , should be resorted to to obtain the training en masse in a shape contrary to the inclination of the people, it would b,e . unconstitutional. However clear. the right may be to call for the services of every indivi. dual—however clear the ilreroative of tho Crown \C\ 4\ X