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London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

Prizes paid in Sterling' money.

R. SHAW's ZOOLOGY; VoI. 111. contnining
a Description of the whole of the Animals which coin,
under the de.iloinination of Amphibia, will be published in a
few days, in Two Parts, .with. upwards of t4o Plates from
original Drawings, engraved principally by Mr. Heath, price
two guineas and a half; or on large paper,.3l. 165.-in boards.
Printed ter G. Kearsley, Fleet street ; • Bell and •:Bradfut4
Edinburgiu .and Archer and Colbert, Dublin. .
Of whom. may be had, in four parts, tire .first and second
volumes-of this Work, comprising the whole of Quadrupeds,-
with near .zso Plates, principally engraved
,by Mr. Heath,
price four guineas, or on large paper six guineas in boards.
The farmhand succeeding Volumes will be published‘vitit
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all reasonable expedition. .

This Day, was published, price. is. 6d. ; ,
rTHE INFLUENCE of FEMALE CIIA.
RACTER upon SOCIETY, considered More espe.
ciatly with reference to-fhe presEnt-Crisis, in a SERMON,
preached in the Parish Church of St. John, at Hackney, on
Sunday, November 22,. Plot: . -•- •
By the. Rev. lIEN RY HANDLEY NORRIS, M. A.
Printed, for .F. and C, Rivington, Na. 62, St. Paul's
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HviPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

THIJJISDAY, FEB. 4.

Arr. VANSITTART presented an account of
Patent Places, and. Places held for Life or Lives,
with the persons holding the same.
Mr. VANSITTART gave notice, that in the absence
of the Chancellor of the Exchequer he should move,
in the Committee of Supply to-morrow, as we
understood, to the sarve effed as the notice given by
the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Tuesday.
Mr. ROBSONsaid, it was his intention to move
that the proper Officer should be direded to lay
before the House an account of the Interest paid by
Government on the Loan advanced by the Tank of
England since the Bank stopped payment in cash in
the year T 797.

Mr. N..fr:INSITT,4RT wished to know more
Particularly the nature of the Motion.

Mr. RO-BSON said, that since the Bank stopped
payment in cash in the year 1797, they had been
receiving 3 or 4.00,c001. a year, to the amount
altogether of a million-and an half in interest upon
paper advanced by them instead of motley. He
wished to obtain the information, which his in-
tended Motion was calculated to produce, for the
purpose of grounding on it a Motion relative to the
Bank of England. He gave notice that he should
move for the paper to-morrow.
Mr. METCALF objeded to the words " stop-
ped payment," and trusted the Hon. Gentleman
would amend his Motion, by leaving out those
words.

The SPEAKER interrupted Mr. METCALF, and
put a stop to the conversation, by observing that
it was irregular, there being only a notice of a Mo.
tion given.
_ _

Mr. N. VANSITTART moved the only Order of
the Day, which was for a Committee to take into
consideration the A 8 of the 38th Geo. 111. c. 57,
relative to the Southern Whale Fishery.
Mr. N. VA•NSITTART moved, that the House
should to-morrow resolve itself into the said Com-
t tee.-7-Ordered.

Adjourned at a quarter past four, till tomorrow.

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