The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Juts i►, ►BO4.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Victual/in: ilic
J 4 jetty's Navy do he, (he eve Notice, That on MON WO' ,
the 2Sth instant, they will be reedy to reran. Tende.l

Il MON: (sealed lip), and treat with were Persons as will tinder-
take to t'ocnith &latent,. Fresh heel way he enforced far the wee
of 11$. Majesty's Skips and remelt at Plymouth end Torbay (an
separate Contra:94)pr Sr Months, from rtrr, I.t Jury to the St r
December next inelusive dud to be paid for by Dills payable with
interest ninety days eter date

Tt. c.diti. .f the Contra,l may be %eat at the Secretary%
Office, at thu (Vire, or try upplyirog 4 Orr Agent oy. the said Corn-
stissicers fit Ply north, or to the Colle,ctor .3* the Cuatams Yt D trt-
'swath, in the Cettotty D: aft.

And ail Penang who may think prover to ntlke Tenders apaii door
aid oecneines are de.iri a,n take !tn:ir..,i!yt no fk;drd to: hod
to deny Tender in 'chick t.'3 Prier 111. i be inserted in deal
length, or that she/ no: ee Oelivered to Si', ;30,11 berore One
eCiock ?Ae wul Monday, tin 25:4 an.tant, nor nabs, t;., Per-
ha orhe "3 /. Eerier, or . . his Knoi,
eft.lllll to soberer when ruined fa.

Si AKSPEARE LOTTERY.

HOYDELL beg leave to acqOaint
the Public in general, add their Friends in particular,
that the Tickets for the.

GUILDHALL, June 12, 1004.
THE COMMITTEE for Letting the CrlT's
LANDS will Meet at GUILDHALL oa WEDNES-
DAY the 4th Dav of JULY nest, at Eleven of the Check
in the Forenoon, to LETT by PUBLIC AUCTION, mi a
BUILDING LEASE, for sisty-one yews from Christmas
next, • Piece or Parcel of Ground, oa the East side of Mara-
court, neat

Th. ft', and Cnnd,tionc for Letting the said Ground may
ba mat at the Cumptroller's Office, (;ultdk.ll.

J. BUSHNAN, Comptroller.

SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY,
Price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are
.14W read, f,..r &livery, at the Shalcsueare Gallery, Pail-Mall
"which Purchasers may view grad); at Messrs. 13-..yd,ll`s,
Noi 90, Cheapside ; and at all the Licensed Lottery GiFce;
in Great Britain and Ireland.

-FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
lIROWN and COWAN (from Mr. Hoby's;, at
their Spacious Warehouse, No. S4l Strand, one door
from Catherine arm, have constintli. um Sale an Extensive
Assortment of neat 800 rs and SHOES, which being mann-
teamed Under their ginined:ate inspeetion, presume they will
be found, in point of Fashion, Durability, and Pitting, equal
to thou Bespoke A any other Home in London ; and In con.
sequence of a quick Salt and receiving prompt Payment, are
enabled to submit them at the understated very reduced
Price t

Cair Skin Hessian Mott • - 1 19 0
Spanish Leather dti . • - 1 14 0
Dark Strap Jockey - - - 1 13 0
Ditto Military - - - - 1 13 0
Ditto Throz•quaitertd - 1 12 0
Cordovan Boots
Walking Shoes - - 0 9 0
Strung ditto ditto - - . - 0 9 6
Drew Sho.o and Pumps . 0 10 0
Spanish Leather ditto ditto - 010 6
K. f. Country Loners (pan paiJ) duly attended to.

TO be LETT or SOLD,—The CENTRE
HOUSE, PROSPECT-PLACE, CHELSEA, pleasantly
cittetied, fronting the Thames, with an extensive view of
Sung ;Ind Kent; this a neat Garden before and behind ; is in
perfect condition for the immediate reception of a swill re-
apeetable Kindly, and a moat cheerful and healthy Situation.
The Premowt are Freehold, and maybe entered on at MA
summer.—The Terms and PartihoLir: onav be known at the
House; or of Mr. Hughes, No. 194, Strand.

NOTICF. is hereby Given to the Elecutors of
the deceseA ANGUS MACAULAY, A.M. and the
late Mr. S. PATERSON, that if they do not, in Fourteen
Dare from the date hereof, take away what proper*, lies et
No 6. Orerille west, Hasson Garnett, belonging V. the above
gentlemen, paying for warehouse room and other expenees
curred, the same will be sold to defray the abuse charges
June 16, 1604. G. AULD.

BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE.
THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY hate Re-
moved from Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. to No 4,
BLOOMSBURY SQUARE. Is-tween Hartarreet and Sao-
thampton-street, least ng ao flulbrirn,- and a'Single Piece is sold
(as usual)tit the Wholeaale lri;h Price: No second price made.
Each Piece contains about Twenty.f ye yards, is warranted,
and the money returned it any fault appears. Cash fur Bank
of Ireland Notes.
J. O'BRIEN. Agent to the Company.

BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE.

PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS

CHAIR REMAND EVERY OTHER RIND:

THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR.
BUTLER'S Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Waft-r4enis and Manufactory, No 1 s and 14, Oath,rine-street. A large assortment of article; of the newew,
neatest, and nao.t arconciunic.il Fashions, of well seasoned Ma-
terials, and excellent Workmanship, with several Improve-
113tIlle

BUTLER respectfully relies en the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in-
sinuations opposed to hi.,, and counterfeiting his articles. It is
will known that BUTLER has two Patents, ono for Tables,
the other fur Hodateads ; the principle of the first is applicable
to almost all Rinds of fatties, aid ir allowed to be a groat
improvement; it renders them more convenient for Houses,
and much rnore portable. The trinriplo of the other is appli-
cable to novit kinds of Bed.otarls, as Four l'es:t, Tent, Sofa,
and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly useful in Sickness,
and each, when abut up, onatres a handsome puttee of furniture
fir a Srttiog•room, Dre.sintruom, Jrc. TM Four Post and
Tnrrt Bel. gii together in all parr, with brawl, and are fixed
with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nar!s in
the Inman's., and are very portable. Particular kind, of the
ahoy., adapted fur Gentlemen of the Artily and Navy, and
Hot CAintatel, also portaille Chairs, &e,

BUTLER', Patent hdenufactures have been gracioudy
patrinesed by the Kill, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho-
noured by orders from numbers of the Melnik. and Gentry,
and have been Ingldy approved of Mille Rut arid West ludic.;
the merit of lbl2 Articles has thus met with favourable en-
cooragineat, and fur winds he mu, n r he crateful acknowledg-
ment., and cannot but notice the Lied OfSres of some other%
who fix up large Sign Boards, with BCTLEK's name inscribed,
which may help also to pie,moti. he Business, or should it be
designed otherwise, he, by the perrninion of Providence, ma-
nufactures and tells his Superior Four-putand other lash, ex-
cellent DI ring Tables, and Cabinet Articles's above, namely,
Catherine-street, eight Doors from the Strand, a Brick-front
Howe, where be bee constructed several Tush, and Machines
Err Working else sum, glad has otherwise been at considerable
expend I. bring them to that utility asd degree of pedlact ion
at which they bow are. At the same place may be bell every
snick fee completely Furniskijog lisress.
N. B. For tarmalisq.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

FASHIONARLE ARTICLES OF DRESS.

ROBINSON's Sarsnet.Cambrics being generally
it adopted by Ladies of Fashion, as the most elegant
Morning wear, wt account of their not having that dressy ay-
pearance which ether articles posies.; i ho beg.: iedUlt to state,
that he has finish-4 a great variety of now colours for tile sea-
son, and of the crudity which hat distinguiilied his Matrufata
lure fro,n ail others

lie als,. her leaJ• to acquaint the Ladies, that he •eceines
from hi. ManuEictlry every morning new Colours, Figures,
S.:. in his Chainherys and Italian Sar.liets, which he makes of
superior quality, from 2s. per yard, to any expence whatever,
according to the fancy of figuring in gold, silver, or otherwise.
The demand for his Unlo4l Poplins continuing toettcrease, be
has put additional Looms to work to prevent diappointment.
His attention to Mourning Articles having procured him the
patronage of most Familiessf Distinction, he begs lease re
spectfully to inform them, that he is now fully supplied with
his improved Romaaseeni, Black Union Poplins, ltakin Mus-
lin., Royal Lustres, Cambric Muslim, Cambric Jacconnt.,

HOUSE OF LORDS•-•lfetaAr, JUNE 15. '•
Lords Doscam and RODNZY took their oaths and
their seats.
Counsel was heard at the Bar of the House in the
citse of Lucitta, Plaintiff in Error, r. Craufurd and
others, Defendants in Error; the further hearing
Weil postponed till Wednesday next.
The Attorneys Indemnity Bill, and several other
131 s, were brought ur from the Commons, and read
a first time.

Lord GRENVILLE moved the Order of the
Day for the second reading of the Aylesbury Elec-
tion : as he had gone ar length into the general
prinjpks of the Bill, on a fi:rmer day, he declined
taking up their Lordships• tim: in the present stage
of the business.

The LORD CHANCELLOR opposed the Bill
with great warmth, and, in a speech of some length,
reprobated the .general principle of it ; he 'cons.-
dered it as an unjust and unconstitutional measure,
and declared his intention of opposina it in every
stage of its proceedings.
The Earls Gaoaverioa and Su rrot a and Lore
HAWKESBUILY suppoftel tile Bill.
Lord AUCKLAND spoke against it.
Upon the Question being called for, (he Hobs
divided,
Contents 39--• Non Cmttents, I—Majority for the
second reading of the Bill 39.

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The Bill wit then read a second time, and cam.
mitted for Tuesday next.
The House then adjourned to Monday next.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. VAPUITTAILT presented a Petition from ----
Iliff, who is now in the custody of the Serjeant at.
Arms, for having refused to attend as a witness be-
fore the Middlesex EleFtion Committee, when sum-
moned ; and for improper behaviour when he ap-
peared there. The Petitioner expre.sed Contrition for
his offence, and prayed to be di hanged.
Sir THEOPHILUS METCALFE hiped that
the House would not hastily listen to any Petition
that interfered with the privileges of a Committee,
which had so important and arduous a duty to per-
form, as that in question. And he trusted the Hon.
Gentleman Would not press it at the present mr-
mem, but leave it to the Noble Chairman, and the
other Members of that Committee, to recommend
any measure of lenity to the House, which they
might think proper.
Mr. VANSITrART replied, that it was not his
wish to sheer more lenity to the Petitioner than the
Committee ; and he would postpone presenting the
Petition until Monday. The Petition therefore was
not read.
Sir JOHN Sheet. era brought up the Report of the
Committee appointed to enquire into tt e seazive rates
of duties on malt in England and in Scotland. Or-
dered to lie on the Table.

N. B. A large telection.of India Muslim from the late said,
whir a variety of Printed Muslin, and every other kind of
Linen Drapery and Silk Mercztry as usual.
No. 12,}11enriettanoket, Covent Garden.

ANUFACTORY of STRAW and CHIP
HATS, N. 193, Fleet-street. Lsrhes may hs sup-
plied with every New and Fashionable Skip% in Straw and
Chip Hats and Bonnets, at the above Manufactory ; and may
hie ssery Wesel:J.ly, • tzwo-vst which Is the much admired
and novel pattern (to be had at no other House in Lowt•nri.n,
the MONT CAP, so well adapted fn nr Ladies poenessing
Inc Taste, writch, with revery other Shape, is t-itwrned unidar
the inspeaion of Mrs. Thomas, in a novel ann4 plearring Style,
the latter having an advantage not to be found at any giber
Makers in this Metropolis.
R. THOMAS and Co. think it neeetiary to observe, the
Mock of Straw and Chip Hats at other Houses is truly infe-
rior in point of Quality and Extent, when compared what their
g.-nnaine and extensive one. The Trade supplied Wholesale.
Mrs. THOMAS'. Millinery Rooms are so extensively sup-
plied with a numerous arid fashionable sheer of elegant Drones
and Millinery, that Panties may initantly suit themselves.
Ladies in others, having Connionssions, are parlicularly
requested to regard this Advertisement. Tents of doing Bu-
siness are fur Ready Money. All Articles keyt by Haber-
dashers.
N. B. Silk and Cotton Hose and Gloves art particularly
recommended.
Corner of Chaneery-lane, next to Temple Bar. ' •

Just published, price 9e.

Mr. lavi.s, InspeetoraGeneral of Imperts and
Ezpoits, presented certain accriontsreiaiise 1-arz.
Ind' m produce, imported into Great liri!wn
Mr. H. LASCELL es brought up a Bill, to &LIT-m(4
until the Ist of July, 1005, all' proceedings in 'pe-
nal atlions, brought under the Aft of E.l.zabetb,
against the Manufiettsiers of woollen-cloth. Read
a first, and ordered to be feud a second time on
Monday..
Mr..Stuao es Bouems moved for leave to bang
in a Bill to enable Matthew • Bolton, Engineee, to
export such machinery as was necessary for the:erec•
tion of a mint in the dominions of the King of Den-
mark. He thought this was a measure against-which
no objection would be made. Leave was given:
Mr. S. Bow ant brought up certaln papers relative
to the harbour dues in the Isle of Mai.. Ordered
to lie on the Table.
A message was brought down from the Lords,
requesting that the House would send them copies of
the third and fourth Reports of the Committee on the
Survey of the Highlands of Scotland.. The Mes-
sengers were informed by the Speaker, that the
House would send printed copies of the same.
Oa the motion of Mr. Foss- ta, the Linen I)nty
Evemption Bill was read a third time an 1 passed.
The Irish Linen Laws Amendment Bill s% as read
a second time, and ordered to be committed for
Tuesday.

NEWTON REFUTED.
By W. PARKES,
Leehirer on Naimoli! Philosophy stud Astronomr.

Printed for the Author; and Sold be G. and J. Robimon,
Paternoster-nye...To be had of the Author, 67, MO-street,
Borough.

In a f-w Days will he published, in Two Volumes, octavo,
a New Edition, being the Third, very considerably en•
'arced, of
EDICAL REPORTS on the Efreas of
Water, Cold and Warm, as a remedy in Fevers and
Febrile Osea•ey ; whether applied to the Surface of the Body
or used as a Drink. With Observations on th Natuie of
Fever, and on the Mtn of Opium, Alcohol, and loan.tion.
By JAMES CURRIE, M. D. F. R. S.
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; and
Phyrician to the Liverpool linfirmaiy.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
•.• The cud Volione contains the former hiblicaton cor-
tinted; the Second consists of new Osse:cations and t).lg.iial
Communications.

This Day is pablbhea, a New t:arrerted Falitiow (ineludtug
the late Changes in of

THE ROYAL !CALENDAR: or, Complete
and Correct ANNUAL REOIFT.. R. for FM:IL X ND,
SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and AMERICA, fur the Year
1004. Including a complete List of the Second Imperial Par.
Lamont of Great Sritain, summoned to men fin their Fir.t
Sessum in November, 1002 upon a new and more extensive
Plan than any hitherto offered to the Publit: eorueinimir,

ENGLAND.
Lists of both anises of Parliament; 111 the State, Law,
Revenue, and Public Offices, at the Court, in the City
of London, and diifzrent Parts of the Kingdom ; the Army and
Navy ; Baronets, Universities Hospitals, &c. ifte.
SCOTL AND.
11. All the Peers, Baronets • State, Law, Revenue, and
Public Offices; Universities, Physicians, &c.
IRELAND.
111 All the Pees, Baronets; all the Lad, State, Reeenue,
and Public Offices, Bankers, Deans, &c.&e.
COLONIES.
I%)'. Governors, Law and Rescnue Officers, &e. &c.
Carefully corrected at the respective OlSom

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Printed for J DArett, G and). Robinson, G. Wattle.
D. S,rnoidi, and R. Hineksanta.l C. Law, L 6 Seeley. W
March, Cwlel! and Dories. W.J. and J. Riclortskon. H W.
Bydeld and Co J. Stnektile, A. and). black and Co. W. R.
Party, and other Proprietors.
Frills Sr. id. bound, without, and frt. with an Alna.aark.

On the second reading of the Liverpool East India
Goods B 11 ;
Mr. Alderman COMBE made some oblations
to it, which, from the low tone of voice he spoke
in, we could not distinctly bear. He wished that
an opportunity might be Abided for hearing C 'tin-
sel against the Bill.
Mr. ROSE said, it was of material consequence
to the parties interested in the Bill that it should
pais into a law.
The SPEAKER said, Counsel might be heard in
a subsequent stage of the Bill, which was then
read a second time.
On the motion of Mr. Sruauts Bouestx,' the
Committees of Ways and Means and Supply, and
the Committee on the King's Message, relative to
the family of Lord Kilwarden, were postponed till
Monday next.
DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of
the Additional Defence Bill ; when the Amend.
meets made in the Committee were read, and OQ
the motion that the Amendments be read a second
time ;

Mr. P. MOORE said, he would take this opp•ir.; r
tunity of delivering his sentiments on the principle T,
of the Bill, in the same manner as be had done on L
• former day : and he must declare, that his opirai. ,
on was not in the smallest degree changed upon the
subject, but rather confirmed. He considered the 1
measure as odious in its principle ; and one th .
would be oppressive in it, operation. It 'vent t
i
augment the standing army, to entail on the come,
try a permanent hurler:: and to subvert the con
sntution of the country, which our ancestors his,.
banded down tit, us, and which had been the adru.