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London, England, 1806-06-26 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

:fume 20, 1806.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil_
JEST Y's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margaret. Street,
Westminster, on or before Thursd.y. the folk of Jay next, from
such Persons as mgy be willing to undertake the Performance of
the PLAISTERERS' WORKfor Service y this Department,
at the following Stations, viz.
The Tower,

Westminstei,
Greenwich,
Woolwich,
Further particulars, together tvith the Terms and Condition: of
the Contraa, ;nay be known upon application at the SerrekvY's
Office, in St. Margate-I
-street, any day between the hours of Yen
and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered sea:ed
up, and marked on the outside, '" Proposals for Plasterers'
Work for• Service of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Pr;posal
can be admitted after the said loth day of July.
By Order of the Board,

Purfleet,
Gravesend, and
Tilbury.

R. H: CREIP, Secritary.

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE PUBLIC is respe&fully cautioned against
imitations of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB HE AIE
Dentist to the Queen anti the Prince of Wales, which haw
been prov'ed, by long experience to be infinitely more effica-
cious tar the Teeth and Gtims than any thing yet discovered.-
They continue to be kold wholesale and retail by'Ray ley
arid Blew, S, CockSimi•-street, London, price as. gd...e.lch,
inclosed in a Stamp in which the following words are en-
graved, " 1. Hemet, Bayley, - and 'Blew, Cockspur-streEt,"
the. Forgery whereof iS Felony. Sold also retail by T.
Seaman (late Partner and Successor tiernet),lGebrge,
street, Hanover-bquare.
N.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents
and Persons who have the care of Children as- the givitest
Preservative of young and tender Toeth.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.

In the Appeal, Martin v. Macnabb, Mr. Adath
was heard for the Appellant, and the Attorney-Ge-
neral for the Respondent.—Further hearing to-
morrow.
The Earl of Rosswrx moved, That a Message
Would be sent to the House of Commons, to request
pieent conference in the Painted Chamber, on the
subje& matter (the Slave Trade) of the last cop-
ference..—Ordered.
Managers of the Conference were appointed, and
the Messengers sent to the House of-Commons hav-
ing returned with an answer that the Commons
were waiting the conference, the Managers, con-
sisting of the Earl of Dartmouth, Earl Stanhope, the
Earl of Hardwicke, Earl Spencer, the Bishops of St.
Asaph and Ossory ; Lords Grenville, Arden, and
Lauderdale, went forth to \the Painted Chamber. On
their
_return the Earl of Dartmouth stated, that they
had communicated the Resolution of that Houie to
the Commons.
The Temple-bar and Snow-hill Lottery Bill was
ordered to be read a third time to-morrow, and the
Lords to be summoned.
The Duke of Grafton's Agreement Bill, the Irish
Mine Bill, the Gibraltar and Malta Postage Bill, the
'Prussian Yarn Bill, and the Additional Assessed
Taxes Bill, were-read a-third time and passed.
The Committee of Privileges on the Much Peer.
age was ordered to sit to-morrow.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS. .

Lord HOLLAND moved the Order of the Day
for receiving the Report of the Insolvent Debtors'
Bill. , His Lordship stated, that upon consideration'
Ile had thought it advisable to abandon two clauses
which he had proposed in the Committee, and which
had been added to The Bill. The object of these was
togrant relief, in certain cases, to uncertificated bank-
rupts, by empowering the Chancellor to grant relief,
notwithstanding the refusal of a sufficient number of
the creditors of a bankrupt to sign his certificate.—
Understanding, however, that a Measure was about to
be bra-tight before Parliament for the purpose of
amending the Bankrupt Laws, which might probably
include this object, and wishing, at this advanced pe-
riod of the Session, to avoid introducing arty novelty
into a Bill of this.nature, which might create difficulty
and delay in its progress, he should, therefore, mare-
to leave cut these Clauses. If, however, the mea-
sure to which he had alluded did not contain the
object sought to be attained by .these Clauses, it was
his intention, if not this Session, the next, to bring
forward a separate Bii upon the subject. He'also
took this opportunity of giving notice, that it was
his intention' to bring in a Bill to revive an A& which
expired two or three years ago, and the object of
which was, to enable a creditor who had taken his
debtor execution, to release such debtor out of
prison, and still have the same hold upon his pro-
perty.
Lord WA CSI/OHAS reported .the Bill, and the two

Clauses alluded to by Lord \Holland, on the question
being put to agree with the Committee, were ne-
gatived.
The Bill las ordered to be read Uhial tine qn
Vonday,