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PAVING House.

Dublin, May t. 1806.
PROPOSALS POR LIGHTING TH ti STREETS.
'1"11E Commiffioners will receive Prop°fall for
Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes, in the North and
South Dlvifions refpeelvely, of the City of Dublin. Each Divl•
lion Is feparated by the River Liffey, and for keepi rite fame
and the Furniture thereof in good order, from the Ift of Septem-
ber next, for One, Two, or Three Years, as Stall be agreed upon;
the Globes to have a double Burner. _ _ _ _

Proporals to be fent to this office, on or before the ad of June
failed up and direeted to the Secretary, and endorfed, " PropoLls
for Lighting," which will be opened In the pretence of the Pro-
pofer or his Rcprefentative, at one o'clock on laid day, after which
no propofaliwill be received. Signed by Order
W. J HdMAN, flee.

T'HE GOVERNORS of CHKIST'S HOSPI-
- London, give notice that a Corammittee will lit In
the Counting•kouk of the raid Holpital, on Wednefday, the nth
day of June, 18e6, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, precifely, to
receive propofals for taking on Repairing Leaks, the following
hour, P.
For twenty•one years from Mitifummer 1806, a capital bode,
eztenfive warehoufes, vaults, and prernifes, Inclofed with a fpa•
cious fore-eoutt, being No. 4, l'ancras•lane, kiiern•ftxcet, Cheap.
fide; alfo a (mall boufe contiguous thereto. Clement Samuel
Strong, Efq. has been many years the occupier of the preasifts : his
leak has explred,and he quits polfeffion at Midfunimer next.
Fur twenty-one years from Michaelmas am% two houfes in
Houndfditch. Nos te,, and !It ; the latter of which is a Public-
houfe, and well known u the King's Arms.
Eftimates of the repairs which will be required to be done to the
above prensifes by the tenants may be teen at the Counting•houfe
in the laid Hofpital, where further particulars may he known ;
and petfons treating muft attend at the Meeting of the Com-
mittee to anfwer to their proporals.
RICHARD CORP, Clerk.
Chift's Hofpital, sth May, 11106.

MEETING of IRONMASTERS held at
A,tl.e mar Inn, Mytthip Thlvill,sth May, 1806, purfuaut to
adjournment,
THOS. GUEST, Efq. in the Chair,

_ .
The following R,folutions were unanlmoufly adopted, vie.
That this Meeting, as firm lumina., of the Government and as
Men whok exiftence depends upon the Commercial Welfare
and Profperity of our Country, are daily more convinced, the fax
on Pig Iron, if paired into a Law, would be not only tavern/naive
to Government, and thereby In that inftance, defeat the end it is
intended for. but would give a Vital Stab to the Export Trade,
be a real injury to ev.ry other Manufaduring Branch of thee
Kingdoms as well as to Agriculture, and will throw an irnmenfe
multitude of unemployed People upon the Public.
1 hat it is the opinion of this Meeting it will be unfafe to the
Commerce of this Kingdom, to try an experiment of filch moment,
as that of the ropoled Tie upon Pig Iron, as it would encourage
the M inufadurers of Jther Countries, to he exclufion of the pro-
duels of our own, and (fuppofing the Bill now before the Houfe
to pats Into a I.aw) in the event of a repeal of It (which we arc
confident would felon be found necrliary) a Tay great di.ficulty
would be experienced In regaining the Trade when fo diverted.
THOS. GUEST, Chairman.

Refolved, That the Thanks of the Meet ing be given to the
Ch.drntan for his attention to the imbues of the day, and that
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Sunday evening, May tz, will be publifhed, a new Weekly
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THE CONSTITUTION, and SUNDAY EVEN-
ING GAZETTE.
With the other numerous Papers publlThed the fame Day, the
Conftitation will not interfere, as it profeffes to contain that which,
from the time of their being put to Peels, either late on Srit.l4ly
Night, cr very early on Sunday Morning, they cannot ponibly
communicate. It will, therefore, In addition to the information
given in all the Morning Prints, contain every Article of Impor.
'Ant Intelligence, whether Foreign or Domenic, that traufpires on
'le Day of its Publication. Thus a chafm in the printed circula-
r of News of nearly Twenty-four Hours, which has milted for
long a [cries of Years, will be filled up t in Loudon, the Public
I be enabled, in molt inftaners, to anticipate the contents of
Monday Morning Papers ; and the Conflitetion will afford to
Country Readers, particularly in Commercial and Manufaclur-
a; Towns, all the advantages of earlier Intelligence, by the Ad.
mince of one Day, than they have hitherto had an opportunity of
eiliurin•
The contents of the French, Dutch, and German Journals, and
all the Foreign Mails, mall be given with eorredinefs, and, it
time permit, in detail; and, with that view, the Prefs will be kept
°Ten to the Weft potable hour. Correlpondents have been pro.
varied In all the principal Sea Ports, and the molt important points
along the Coal, to trantenit the Arrivals and Departures of Bet-
tina and Foreign Shipping of every defeription ;—to announce the
fucceffes of our Gallant Navy :—and to fend off, with the quicken
afpatch, accounts of the Enterprizes sad Preparations of the Ene-
my. All the Communications relative to thele interefting topics,
which may reach Lloyd's in the coerce of the day, will be given.
'1 all the other branches of their eftablithment, the Proprietors ,on •
• themfelves with espreffing an earneß hope, that the Confiner-
,n will not be found inferior to any of its contemporary journals.
The Connotation will be printed on the bat and target% Paper
fed, containing Twenty-four Columns of Matter, properly ar-
ranged. No Advertifemeuts bordering, in the ilighteit degree, on
indelicacy, or tending to encreare depravity of manners, will be
admitted.
Publithed, Price Eight Pence, at the Offices, Golden Croft
Coach Office, Charing Crofs, and No. 82, Fetter-tam, Holborn;
to which places Orders, Advertifements,and Communications are
requefted to be tradmitted to the Proprietors; as well as to the
Clerks of the Roads, the Booklaces and Newfmcn in Town and
Country. The Constitution will be fent, (port-free) to every part
the United Kingdom.

STITTIN, APRIL 19.—The Swcdi(h (hips lying
were ordered by their Conful to an away ; but
Cuttom.hcule refuted to let them clear out, fo
At they are lot ced to remain.
The EmFeror of Ruflia has allowed the fubjeds
the Republic of the Seven !Rands, to import their
n produdions into the ports of the Euzine at to
• cent. left, duty thah other foreign goods.
;TOCRHOLNI• APRIL 22.—Six frigates are fitting
at Carlferona, and 24 gallica are ordered to our
ith Majelties pats this futiuner at

,tfingberg.
COPRIIHAORM, A►RIL 2G.—Nn Englifh Mips of
• have yet paired the Sound to effen the blockade,
'ugh it is laid tome are on the way.
Werzw, Aratt.l6.—General Maurice Mathiew,
s commands the divition on the Liam, has let out
join the army in Calabria.—The Englilh Sect etary
Legation, Mr. Heathcnte, has left CAlfel.
'7.11.4'140Eu, APRIL 25.—1 n a few weeks it is cc.
ted that a French Nate will he detileeect in at
ilbon, which will communicate to the Diet the
Conititution for Germany.

1/11:4N•, Aral[. 23.—Co:mt Philip Cobenzel has
fufcd the place of Amlnfratinr at the Court of
ranee, nn account of his weak health, and requefted
difiniffion—his fucceffur is not named.
very along corps of French troops is marching
way of GotiLia and Fiume to Dalmatia. They
:Iready artived in Gorizia.
The Archduke J. hn is returned here from the tour
: made, for the pur pole of examining tae principal
rtrelfes of the emiare.
Our Court Gazette conrains advires from Turkey,
limael Bey is inarch:d with r 2,0c0 men to 120-
co, and has required ail the Greek ind Armenian
iabitants to give up their arms, under pun of
Ith ; a finnilar meafvre is exretted in all R“rilelia.
veral Rut, in troops have paired by tl.c DnipaGrits,
irrt Corfu to the Etr;:ine. The red are cxpeeted.
rnting 8,,00, who are to remain in Corfu. The
macs folluw up their advantages ; lichabaz, for
f ammunition, cannot hold out any longer,
Belgrade is in the greaten dithers.
.01rTIRDAM, MAY ~—The Berlin papers contain ,
recount of tht runeral of the late Prince of Orange
linalwick, which was condun,•si with great ;U.
city. The prine:pal mourner: were, the prefent
/ince of O.ange, the Prince of Fulda, the Duke of
BI taiftvic k. and his Cons, Prince Angtiflus and Prince
Ge .rge. .l'he funeral car was drawn by eight Irides,
each led by a page. When the protein in reached
the church, the Baron Von L.s rey and Bunn Munch•
hauler: removed the Vat ious infignia which had been
placed upon the coffin, and it was depritited in the
fiimr al vault under a difcharge of cannon.—When
the Pt ince found his end approaching, he talked his
art a.tantr h..v haste it v—ts ? He was anf.. ered, three
(Jet •ck. then laid, " this v‘ ill be my
tall ail•lrefr:d a I..hUlt prayer to
ki unnt:,:aately expired.

IPARLUMENTARr PPOCEEDMO.

HOUSE OF LOMA, vitntsnAY, MAY S.

Previous to their LordMips tvpallog. in their ufnal preeeMou'
tr, the High Court of Parliament In Wellsidnfter Hall, Lord
BEAUCHAMP (We Mr. 1. yeon, M. P. for Woreefterthire)
was iotroduced with the areuftomcd formalities, (worn, and
took hi. feat. His Lordthips fuoponir. were Barons ROLLE
and CAW DOR.
Aftrr ditty Lordfhips return, about (one o'clock, they remained
a Curt time In dole dikullion and made an order for procesd.
foe farther the Trial of 1;ml Vifeonnt Melville tcomorrow,
sad that a Meffsge be fent to the Commons therewith.
On our admiffion to the Hour; we found Lords Eldon, Ellen-
borough, and the Chancellor in a that converlation refpcdting
one of the liftate Bills before the Houle, which the Noble and
Learned Lords agreed in objecling to on certain legal grounds ;
but, on an undcrftanding that the Bill proceeded entirely on the
particular eircumftar.ces of the cafe, as wu,in particular, remark-
ed by the LORI) CHANCELLOR, the orogrefs of the Bill in the
prrrent inftanee, wu not impeded. It was read a feeond time,
awl referred to the eonfideration of an out doors Committee, to
fit on ad of jute.
The Las upon the Table, chisfly private; were read in their
feverai Rages.
The Order for the commitment of the Bill for better regu-
lative the Commercial livercourfe between the Britifb Weft India
Iflauds and the United Orates of North A nierica, upon which their
Lordfhips were fumnioned, brine real. thei r Lordftrips according-
ly refolved into a 'Committee on the Bill, Lord Wallinglusu in the
Chair.
The dairies in the Bill, with a verbal amendment, moved by
Lord AUCKLAND, were agreed to by the Committee.
The Blasco of ST. ASA PH propofed a Own amendment, ap-
parently in furtherance of the priveiple of the Bill,which ranted
to be refereed for conlideraden on a future Rage.
The Houfe then refumed, and the Report was ordered to be
taken ban eonficieration on Monday.
Mr. GRAHAM, Mr. FYDBLL, and Sir G. DOUGLAS,
brought up each a private Bill ; as was the Cork Gaol Bill by Col.
HU I CHINSON t there bills being feverally read a firft time, and
Come private bulbuls difpufed of, their Lordthips adjourned dB

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