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OIIN 1111 K G E.S.S and SO N•think -it a : duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People.travel the Empire, Jalle,ing Shopkeepers &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they. are.parti- Attilarly requested to ask for By GESS% 'and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label-- lohr) Burgess aukr Sun's Original and Superior Essence of Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy. Steps, London FOR FURNISHING HOUSES. • • SEVERAL NEW INVENTIONS and Excel lent Improvements in the Article of Cabinet and Up holstery i URNI ruRE, by the Proprietor of -the Patents, at the Original House, BUTLER'. Manufaaory, Nos, r 3, and 14, Catherine-street, Strand. -Patent Dining Tables and Bedsteads, Sota-beds, Sec. graciously patronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, the 'Nobility, and Gentry. :These articles are highly approved in the East and West IndieSand various Foreign Parts. Window, Curtains, Drawing-room and Parlonr Chairs, Side:boar,i4, &c. &c. in a variety of elegant and laskionable des;gns , ,• the Bed steads having brass screws and joints are fixed without the use of tools, tacks, or nails, in putting on the I. urniture. Every other Article in the Cabhiet'and Upholstery Branch, all made on the mbst amiroved plans , and for Exportation; Army and Navy Patent Beds, Tables, and Chairs, on a very curious, nd improved principle ; Musiluify Nett.Sota-beds, for hot Climates. N.B. Feathers peculiarly well seasoned always ready, at BUTLER'; warehouse. 13 and 14, Catherine-streeti Strand. Be particular in the Name. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. AL L PERSONS in possession of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Moncy in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, unities, Patent - Places, Church Liiiks, 'or -any other cer .. Itain Income for Lite , may Ize supplied , with temporary or pernanent Sums of Money to, any Amount, by paying An. nuity"lntei est for the sarnek. • - • -- The. Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may he accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the single security of an indivi; dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another . person to guarantee the payment 'ot. the Interest will. re— move the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will b e given to the Public to return - the Principal at their own' option. Personal applications will be received every day till Four o'Clock ; and Letters .from Correspondents in 'fawn or Country (post paid) will beimmediately.answered, by 'ad dressing to the Dire ';.tor of the - Knightsbridge: Bank, at his Town House, No. b; Lower john-street;Golden-square. CA!'I fAL TAVERN MO BE - LETT lin LEASE, by. Messrs. WIN ,srAN LEY and SON, with the llse.of the Furniture, one attic most capital and best estahlisheq TA V E RNS in 'tie Metropolis, now in full Trade, and in ‘,Nhich-a very con siderable Fortune has been accumulated. Every Accommo ilatiolf will be given as to the Payment for the Stock, &c. -which ,thqugh at present. very extensive may be reduced for the - elmvemence of the Tenant. • Principals only can be attended to, and applieation may be made to Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row. WARWICKSHIRE. 'A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MlLL and FARMS Contiguous. TO BE 'SOLI) BY PILIV-TE CONTRACT, A Most Eligible FR E EHOLD E S TAT E, .11 in the Village,of A lveston, about a miles from Strat tbrd-upon-Avon, in the-County of Warwick ; comprising a handsome modem-built Mansion-house, situate upon the Bank'of the A von,,in the centre of a Paddock of About a 8 `Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it.perfedly . dry iii all seasons, with convenient Offices, Gard; n, Fi,h-pond, Coach-house, and Stables, all in complete repair ; a Mea. glow of a Acres, aCorn_mill on the River Avon at a distance from the Mansion, with t t Acres of meadow Land, in several pieces, adjoining ,• a Cottage, - and four Acres of Land planted with Oziers ; the Fishery of part of the River Avon ; and two capital and.well • proportioned 'Farms, consisting of near Tao Acres of excellent arable and meadow Laud. One of the Farms is at an easy distance front the Mansion, 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 spediable Farmers. The Village of A lveston, skirted on its North and West ernsides by the River Avon, is situated i n a p l easa n t an d • healthy part of the County of Warwick, and in the c e n tr e o f 21,1 r. Corbet's Hunt.: the Neighbourhood is genteel, and from the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness and superior quality of the Soil ; this Mansion and its ..Demesnes derive -every advantage desirable for the residence - of a genteel Family. - The Mill and Farms are on Lease. To accommodate Purchasers, the 'Mansion House, De mesne, Lands, Mill,. and nearest Farm, will be sold separate ly. For further particulars, and to - treat for the purchase, apply Of by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Strat. ford-upon -Avon. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, between • WALTHAM ABBE Y and ROYDOII, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AucTloN, • By Mr: SHUTTLEWORTH, At Garraway's, on Wednesday •the vith instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, Lot 1 - A Valu a bl e A n d very Desirable COPY noLD attdsmall part,F RE MOLD' FARM, advantageously situate on the Border of an excellent Road, !Our miles trom Waltham Abbey s and three from Roydon in the County of Esser: compris:ng 68 Acres, 2 Roods, and' 2.5 Perches of rich Meadow aod Arable Land, With- a Earns.: house, Farm-yard, 'Baru, Stabling, and extensive Common Rights ; in the occupation - of Mr. Thomas Vines,. Tenant at Mill, at an old and very IoW Rent of Eighty Pounds per 21111. • -L0t.2.-A SFII3II DA IRV F ARM, situate near tha above; comprising 9 --cres and ai Perehes of luxuriant Meadow Lands with a Farm-house, farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, &c. IA the occupation of:Daniel Coleman, Tenant at Will, .at T'Wenty Pounds per ann. - The Copyholds are held under the Manors of Roydon Hall and NazeinA Bury,.subjett to the. customary Fines and ;n:-111 Quit Rents. May oe viewed be applying to Daniel Coleman,. the Te nant ; and Particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, at One New Inn, Roydo❑ ; Bull. Hoddesdon; New Inn, Walt &in Abbey ; Four Swans, Waltham Cross ; at Garraway's ar•i of - Mr. Shuttleworth, Austin 'Friars, near the Royal F4change, London. • • . DISEASES of the LIRE rHRA, and Certain COM PLAINTS._ - - A S Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED' rucilEs and REMEDIES; Mr DU FOUR infoims the Public, that he may, as usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, at his Hoifse - , Frith_strect, Soho,, on Cases of Strictures, ObstraCtions &c. Sce. as well as Debility, andevery Disorder where secrecy is soessentfil a requisite, thatiVlr. D. has provided a spacious House,: hat every Patient may be introduced in a separate AWartmcnt. Mr. 9. , has fOr many years c o nfi ne d himself to that department of Surgery, and trom -extensive Practice, and th^nost flattering success, he is enabled . to o Oiler a method of Cur e , m ild, et ii cac i ous, requiring no n finement or restraint in diet, -and preventing the possibility of . a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fUlly 1 4 a Letter, 'enclosing it . ii. or 21. N will have proper .remedies Sent to ,the amount. For the various symptoms, &c. see Mr. Dufuur's Treatise cat the above Complaints, !'rice 2s. 6d. the sth edition. TRIAL OF LORD MELVILLE. , To•morrow Moinmg, June 13„ will be published, ifthe Ver . diet of the House of Lords be given this Day, neatly printed in One Vol.Bvo. with an engraved Portrait of - his Lordship, price t,s. 6d in boards, j Ak FULL , and CORRECT ACCOUNT •of the TRIAIi, by Impeachment, of HENRY .LOKD VISCOUNT .MELVI L LE," for High Crimes - and Misde meanours, before the House of Peers, in Westminster Hall, between the 29th of April and the 17th of May, 18°6. ,To which is prefixed, a Sketch of the Lite and Pot tical Charac ter of his Lordship, and a complete Account of the - Pro ceeding;pin Parliament relative tuthe Charges on. which the Impeachment was founded. ' Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row. In a few Days will be published, in Two Volumes, EITERS addressed to the DAUGHTER of a 4 NOBLEMAN, on the Formation of RELIGIOUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Educa ' tirm, &C. - Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, price ss. MEASURES AS WELL AS MEN-; or, The Present And Future Interests of Great Britain ; with a Plaa for, repdering•us a Martial as well as a Commercial Peo ple, and pr , viding a Military Force adequate to the Exigeu cres Of the Empire, and the Security of the United King. done. . • 'Printed for lohnson, St; Paul's Churchyard. GENERAL MIRANDA's EXPEDITION. ThiS Day wai' published, price 2s. 6d. rIONSIDERATIONS FOR and AGAINST A SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION. London : Sold by J. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall. Mall. This Day was published, price 3s. 6;1. No. IV. of THE RETROSPECT .of PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CH-EMICAL, - and AGRICUL TURAL DIS CO VERIES, being an A bridgrnent of the Peri,dieal and othjr Publications, English arid 'Foreign, re lating to those Svbjeets . ; with Remarks on many of the Pa pers, pointing out to whit other useful purposes Inventions may be nirated, and Discoveries extended, beyond t he original views of their Authors, including Critidsms on the merits of new Patents. - • London: Published by, r. Wyatt, Nu. 2, Hatton-garden; and sold by all Book sellers. Of whorn.may be had, also published this day, No. 49, of the-Now Series of The'Repertory of Arts, &c. contain►ng the Specifications of Patent Inve►ttions, accurately copied front the Reord.. in Chancery, and a great deal of other ►mportant and useful matter. • . City of -LincolnoWarch IS, iBO6. ISAMUEL BRISTOW,. • Voluniarily Declare, , that I was attlieledwith seven bad Sores in my Leg, P.ain ful and offensive, some of which were as large as a crown piece. Two years 1 uselessly tried recommended applica tions. At length, adviset by a neighbour,. I bought of Mr. john Drury, Printer, three staid I bottles of SPI LSBU R y's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DIWPS, from the admi - nist ration of which , 1 became entirely well, as also unex pededly-relieved from a painful Alledion of my stomach and • breast. Witness my Hand, SAMUEL atus - row. • Signed before me, John Drury Lincoln. - ,The genuine Medicine, in bottles of 5F.,.61„ Los., and it. 2s. duty included, sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho. square, London, has the King's duty (the stamp) printed in black ink instead of red ink. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, London. SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. . . • T N the Spring of 1794 I was .arilided with a 1. Venereal Complaint, which .1 treated With indifler ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a' regular Physician, who put, a temporary stop to the viru lence of the. Disease (by mercurial applicatfons) for some time; but growing,-in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to trot.—My bead, throat, mouth, - nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming • useless;• in short, I have, had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula rize all my case•—stitfice it to. say, there never was, or ever will be, one:of a more dangerous, or of a more compli catednature. I was long" looked upon by my. friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and; in.: deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable stare. In this dreaJfpl situation did 1 drag a most miserable existence, - till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of - a Mr. B. of ,Plyniouth—lny [Fiends read it, I could not.-1 sent and procured • some of your 'L EA K. PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to nine, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, 1. had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few mouths ago. • In gratitude to God; and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creafure service, I request you to publish this ; and you may at any time rekr persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth _of this, or, further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. As few cases for badness - will ever equal mine,. And none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEA K E7s PILLS they will find a • sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, tbt that most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called ~:eoe. FIRMED Loss. •. • jOHN THOMPSON. * Insurmountable family reasons- prevent making my ' name and address public; but cr,fitables persons really wanting information may also be relmed.to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Garden - s, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole proprietor ' T. TAY LOR, Member o f th e. R o y a l C o ll ege .of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. a. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice within - a a lee, to persons tak ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post. - paid, on the same. terms, observing in all cases the most . inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has .had the conducting of an ext ens i ve sa l e o f t h e above Medicine, and the. practice arising tnerefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, ior the conve. nience of those living •at a distance, by .Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Maedoualct; Printer, Glas gow, to within also Mr. T. refers tor his address • at the Perfumer's,. No. 3s, St: Alb an ' s - street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Dis borough's'' No. 7,- Fish-street-hill, nearly o ppO s it e t he .Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Li tt l e Tower-hill; M. Cawell's, Dublin; and by one person •in evely • considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. gd.eacii, sealed, up with full anal plain dirediOns, whereby persons of either Sex ma* cure them. selves with ease aria secrecy, N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up 'with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Uonuilis sioners, is printed, at the Stalup-011ice—`• T.' Taylor. , No. 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, aej.l all others are counterfeit. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 7 - une 6, 1806. THE PRINCIPAL omcgßs qf HIS MA-' . yr.srr, ORDNANCE htsEe4 give Notice, That Proposals will be 4•ecei:•cd at their Office, in St. Margaitt..streel, lfi•JtMinster, on or before Monday, the 231 instant, from, such Persons as m.zy be 71;1/ling to wider-take the SupXy of such Qman titles of FOREI GN TIMBER and DE A LSas slay be required fix Service r f tbLr Department, at theft/lowing Stations, viz. The Tower, Wool wich, C .-avesend, Tilbury' Fort, Chatham, Sherneiss, Fnversham, and • ,Waltham Abbey. . Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions o the Contrast, may 6e known upon applicaiim at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margarrt-street, any day between tee hours of Ten and Four . o'Click, where the Prf.posals we to be delivered sealed up,' and- marked on the outside, " Pr.posals for the Supp& cf Timber and Deals for Service of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d dry of June. By Order of iloe . Board, R. IL CREW,' Seerttary. YICTUALLING-OFFICE, June to, 18:6., THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MRJESTY', NA !'Y do hereby give Notice; That on Tuesday the idol September 'next they will be ready - to rxce:ve' j'enders, in writing (sealed up), and !Peat for the sup Hying of wbaIFRESH BEEF, SEA' PROVISIONS, and WINE, shall be demanded for the Use of w s. - Majesty's Ships and Vessels . at Lisbon, j , ,r the space of Twelve Months certain, and further until Site 11.•nths warning shall be given ; to bepaid fir by payable, with Interest, ninety days after due. . The'Condidons of the Cortraas m.,y be seen at the Secretary': Office, at this Office ; by applyin g to His Britannic Illaje.qy's •Consnl, at Lisbon. 10 regard will be had to-any Trnelcr in which the Price shall not be inserted- in' words at. length, or that shall not be delivered to , the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesdq, the 2d , 621 September next, nor unless the Person- who maker the rt : nde,-, or some Person on his &ha/ . 1, attends, dower, when called for, OFFICE OP ORDIVANC,E • May 26,ii)6. T HE PRINCIP...4I. OFFICERS' of HIS 11121- yESTI's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in St „War_ garet Street, Westminster; on or belle the 17th of Jane next, }roil . : smt: , h Persons who may be capable and willing to undertake the 'Constrnaion Of certain BUI I.DINGS 7.phich it is intended to eeea at Cdchester Jar the Ordnance Department, [...Vat-1,1460 to a Plan and Elivation which ttsgy be seen at the Office'en any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock. The Proposals to specify' the Prices of each, description of Work to be included in the Buildings; als 'o the lime in Which . the Wo, shall be completed under a Penaly., and the nature of 'the Securiy to be given, in case ,f the non-perfwmance (I the Contraa. Proposals sealed up, and supericribed " Proposals for con:h.:en ing Buildings for the o , dnance Department at Colchester," to be delivered at the SecretaPyi Ot.iee, St. Afargaret.sneet, West minster, on or before the )7th day of June next, but no Proposals will be received afier that day. • .- • By Order oft& Board, R. 11. CREIP, -Secretary% ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, ' June to, 1806. NOTICE is hereby gPen, Mit a Session of Oyer •and Terminer and Gaol. Delivery, jot the Trial ofOffences con:vatted en the High'Seas, within the 7itrisdiaion of the Ad miralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the' Old Rai. ley, butdon, on Frid.y the :lth of July next, at ,Eight.u'Clook in the Morning, ' WILLIAM MRRSDEN. EAST INDIA HOUSE,' • " June 1r ; )BA. THE COURT of DIRECTORSV the UNITED COMPANY G . / MERCHANTS of EN; ,LAND trading to the Eao Indies do I?ere,s give Notice, That at the Quarterly General Court of the seri] Co4any, which is alpointed lobe held a! their !Luse, in Leaden/J.:II-street, on 111d nesday the 13'," , inst. at Elevers , o'Clsck in the Poreaoon, a Res°_ lurioa cf the Court of Di, than. ,of tie 224 1 of March, 187:5, Jar an nexing a Salary' of .wool: jer avn:m! to the Office of Recorder of Prince of Wales Island, will be laid before the Court far their up. probation, agreeably to the 1776 and 18th Seßim of the 6th Chap ter of the Bye-Laws; as . Will also another Resolution of the (.7curt of Di, e . gors, of the Sorb of April, t 806, for granting a Pension of l 000!. per ann. 'to the Recordcr of Prinee of ?Paler lnland, con. stitionaily, on retiring from the Service, agreeably to thel9tli Seaton of the 6:h Chapter of the Bye-Laws aforesaid. WILLIAM R4iIIS T 4I; Secretvy. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. AHE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN- Ti FRICE - invented by the late I Ak;ol3 H ET; Dentist to tier Niajesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any piing hitherto made use of ; - they «ill effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from be. coniiiK worse, prevent the Tooth. a ch, p erfec tl y cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow finn and close to the Teeth. They likewise render thejlieath deliately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. In order to prevent the Impositions daily pradised_ by Per sons eounterleiting the above.mentioned long established Me diciods, the 'following wmls arc (by permission) engraved in the S ramp, " I. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew,COckspur. street," and none are genuine but what have those words engraved in the Stamp, and also a :Lapel with the- wordS " Bay-ley and Blew, (2.o,kspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each Iltitt le and Box: , The Essence and l)entiTricc are sold wh o le sa l e an d reta il by Bayley Anil Blew, 5, Crickspur-street, pike zs. 9.1. each, Stamp: , included, and retail by T. Searinan (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Ilenet), George -street, 1, - Linover.sytiare, London. N.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children, es the greatest Preset vatLve of young and tender Teeth. IMPERIAL PAIILiAMEATT. .HOUSE OF PBERS4. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. The House was occupied from a s li tt l e after twci j till nearly Six . o'clock, iir hearing Counsel on the Appeal, Miss Seymour ..).7 Loris Euston and Sey mour. • Mr. Percival spdke the. whole.: of ihd time on the part of the Defendants,; afierwhich. the further proceeding upon the..case was postpc.med till two o'clock on Friday next. _ • The Bills upon the Table were then advanced a stage each. THE iMPEACEIMENT. Lord SI'AIIHOPE next rose, to dire..:t the intention of their Lordships to some arrangements respeciling the Trial in Westminster-hall, .when strangers Were immediately ordered to withdraw, and continued excluded for d considerable time: On their return below the Bar, MILITARY Lord H. 4 WKES 13' was found Upon his legs; supporting the Motion of which he gave notice a day or two ago, 'for laying` before the House a Copy of the Opinions which"had been delivered to the cg'ain , wander in Chief, respeaing meditated alterations in our Military SyStem ; and best m o d e of 'orgaif:zing the National Defence. On a subjed similar to that which was about to engage their Lordships' attention ; nothing could be more desirable than information colleated on that head 'from the• most experienced Military Officers in the Kingdom, as without 'such authorities 'to guide them it was not likely their Lordships could form so corred an opinion as they must wish. upon a point of so much intricacy and importance. There might, perhaps, be among the "Papers for which he called, some that might pot be equally necessary as others ; but lie could not ima , gine therecould be any possible objection to the pro duaion of the summary or extrael from those nions which had been laid before the late Acnitristra tion by his Royal Hi mess the Commander in. Chief. Their Lordships must be sensible that military in , formation was necessary to direst their proceedings on points of a purely military nature. • Lord MO IRA was as desirous as the Noble Lord could be that every possible light might be thrown upon the important question, bUt lie did not at all conceive that any useful light could be derived from the Documents moved for by the Noble Lord ;- nor could he Well understand with what view they had . been called for and laid before the late Administra tion: These Papers were composed of Letters front several General Officers, of whom he himself was one, in answer to Letters marked " ConAlentiai," addressed to them by order of the dontmander in' Chief. Those who wrote these. Lett ers , espe cially under the circumstance of their bein. marked " Confidential," could never have imagined, that whatever opinion they might have .delivered .in these Letters should afterwards be made matter of discussion in a deliberate Assembly : he at leant never conceived. that such use would ever be made,of them, otherwise, those who had so delivered their opinions, would, no doubt, have been more de tailed in then observations, and more explicit as to the reasons upon whiCh they grounded them: Be. sides, such observations, coming from su c h a B o d y, could never be intended, an - d ought never to be employed, :to guide the adoption or rejee don of.such a measure as that which was now in the contemplation of his Majesty's Government. That measure necessarily embraced many princiisles and views 'which were never, perhaps, contemplated by the minds of military men, and which was rather ad dressed to the prudence and wisdom of Statesmen en tering upon a'large and comprehensive view oldie ge , . nera'l result of measures. T,n'the answer he had made to the Letter addressed' to him; it happened that he had expressed the same opinion which he still entertained upon these points ; but so widely - chi , . ferent were the views With Which the measure now proposed was brought forward by Ministers, that even had. his former opinion been wholly the reverse ,of what it aaually was, lie should, not think him self bound to adhere to it; but on. the contrary would feel himself called upon to alter it in conse quence of the superior utility with which, on 'ri wide survey of the etteas the present measure promised to produce, he was confident It must. be attended ; it is to the other Paper, that was laid .beforethe late Ministers, by the Commander in Chief, and which the Noble I,ord supposed could not at all be.objeaed to, he would more strongly objed than to any other: Not surely from, any disrepea for that illustrious Personage, for whom no man could thanp hosseib(l-,i'dc;n.tbierl-t tain more attachment and respe from a conviction that no opinion from such a quar ter, however well informed and respeaable, should be called for and introduced to dire& or influence the deliberations of that-House. So deep was that convidion upon . his mind, that even though he should Stand alone, he should oppose and enter hls protest against such a proceeding 'to the last period and brdath'of his life. • The Duke of MONTROSE contended, that th Papers moved for would add considerably to the stock of knowledge necessary for theit Lordships in the discussion of such matters, and would 'naturally furnish them with just grounds upon which to frame their decision. Lord SUFFOLK observed, that althonoli two years ago it might" not be - thought expedient - to adopt the measure of limited service, yet there was' much in the injure of the - present situation of this "try and of Europe • which niight suggest 'the pro 'Fiery of. resorting to it at present. Lord MULGRAFE thought the obje&ions urged against the produCtion of the Fader; wholly destitute. of foundation. They contained, it ~was said, the opinions of military men only, they were confined to military matters; they offered' nothing to guide the deliberationS of Statesmen, and therefore should n, tbe produced.. These, however, were the very. ~D