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London, England, 1801-05-29 00:00:00

BORE INN, CAMBRIDGE.

JOHN HORNE, Ks;per of the Rofe Inn.Cotfee-
houfe, Cambridge, begs leave to return his warmed thanks
to the Nobletoen and Gentlemen of the Univerfity, and his
odic Mends, for their fupport and influence for Metz years,
and to ante them, that they may depend on his future exer-
tions to deferve their favours. And he furtkcr takes the liberty
of informing the public, that he bas taken the ROSE lk4N,
where Gentlemen may be accommodated with good Beds, able
limits, and good Challis ; and that it will be the duty, as well
as the pride of his life, to procure them every coition at is rea-
fonabk a rate as the times will admit of.

IRISH STATE LOTTERY.
TO 'BEGIN DEAWING JOLT 20, doz..

-
1410. of Irizu. Value of each. To Value.
a of C. aO.OOO is £. 40,202
2 .-. 10,230 20,000
3 5,000 .... • 15,000
1, •••• 2.000 4,000
S 3POO 3,000
3 ... 300 1,300
i .
...
.. leo . 300
60 .1.. . . 360

Likewile 7,896 finally "Prize%
'THE TICKETS nod SHARE*:4ret on file at
HODGES and Co.'s -
(Stock Broken) No. 149, Oxford-ftrcet, and 44, St. James's-
greet; where the following capital Prizes were fold in Shares
in the kit Englilk Lottery : No. 14,y137, a Prize of to,000l.;
Ile. 18,060, a Prize of spool.; alto two Prizes of aocol.; two
of lizool. and four of sod. And in the late Lotteries were
fold, roared, and weltered as above,
No. t 2,660 a Prize of C. 80,000 Likewife,
% 7,121 ro,ooo is Prins of C. 1,000
On ...... 10,000 15 -.• 1,000
36,030 3,5500 43 seo, Sas Ste.
Prizes to any amount paid on demand.
N. B. HODGES and Ca. take the liberty to allure the Public,
that Tkkets and Shares will not be lower than they are at
prcikor.
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MESSRS. PARKER and Co. having eilablithed
by an salon at l.aw, their exclave right of making CE-
MENT under PATENT, beg leave to Rate, that it is fold by
tkem only, at Banklide, London.
This Cement will let and become as hard as Stone, either in'
wont of water. It gives to Mafonry an uncommon degree
of Rrength and folidlty ; and may be expofed to the adion of
Medd= oration without injury. it Ira cheap fubßltute for
Plumber's Wm*, where water, (pints, or oil, are to be pre-
(awed. COMM Mortar may be fo improved by it as to for-
ma in ftrength any Terras Mortar; and by the fame Means
STUCCO is produced of the moft hard and durable nature.

RANG'

Ilykis MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
STRATTON'. Improved Stoves and Fire Places, at their Ma-
aufadory.mar the Magdalen, Illackfriar's-road.
THE principle of this invention is to prevent
the heat going up the chimney, the dolt dying Into the
teem, the chimney from (molting, and to reduce the confump.
Ma of Awl; they are alfo particularly adapted to Gentle-
men'. balk, Stair Cafm, Churches, and every !Madan where
muck hat Is to A laige affortntan of the molt improv-
e! Idtalmen rattemortth boilers and ovens, &e. the belt adapted
to has bud, mat, pies, dcc. by the ufe of which a very large
=Kee quantity of fuel will be laved, together
Patent &Manna and Steam Kitchen In daily life.
Meehan halitosis censer, iron, and block tin, and Rumford
stalbers, and Ilmo of every defer4dems be bad all• in
variety of elegant patterns, at Seddos's U fiery Ware-room,
Dover-Rreet, ; and at Smith s Japan Warekoule,
95, argliNiNbut. Ratbbone-Plant.

PHCIDIOURNONe—Ellicleotia latens *Ca efilelens.
FLETCHER's Cylindrical RAZOR STRAP,
and Sind Peet Cafe. The compofitlon or this celebrated
mitt* inhabit mg& Is known to the Proprietor only,after
many rankled* Andy and application for public convenience.
No ether ftgp ever was or can be proved fo defal; at k not
Indy pots the & Ids to the Razor, but is fo extrifitely
etaillinaded that k never needs repairing; keeps milt and loft
is afl elheakes; and hobs [mall and compute! is molt convenient
foe Traudleus, Veysises, Re. All mechanical perfons (to whom
it has bees Ltd) have pronounced it infinitely reprice to
any other eared to the public. Price 3s.
annezed, 41. With bandfume allowance fur Expor-ation
sodas Venders.

DOM witalsfile by 'Thomas, Weft, and Co. Grace( hurch-
Brett Olig.Din, Cheaplide; and Mr. Rowney, Holborn, L.
tku t Dinh andry, High-ftreet, Oxford ; Mr. Philpot, Hoe-
weans' Men ; Mr. Watiky, College Green; Mr. Perry,
QtlJladilaorj Mr. Tanner, Maryport-Itreet ; and J. Rofe, at
his PAWN and Stationary Warehoufe. Union-amt.
BrelLonattall by one or more perfous in molt Towns.
aftw can be genuine uniefs wrapped In a Bill, having
tY words at the foot thereof, " Rule, Printer, Drifted."

FOR THE nurrii AND Gums.
THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DRITIFRICE, fawned by the late pros Hamar,
Dentate by bray mod the Prints of Waks. are greatly
ruPakw, botb in eigpme and dialer to any thing hitherto
treen„t'lli ire el dig lAN ellbebrally prelim the Teeth is a found
/a old t 1411 verke *ma whke and beautiful
"athirst the lob tin marival, hem grelt as are taste,
Coq lack se are airs* ssycd from boom* work, pre.
vent the Tooth-aeh, y cure the Sorry in the Gems.
,nd make than grow arm and dote to the Tim*. They Eke-
't ife the Brea* &Abet,* (west, owl earn* ail thee
%Minden that are the eenforrsoeo keno* (loess nod bad
'fetch.

Inerder ea mean the bay
eairelehieligtbi ibeiwilmeined
the isividsi wards me (by peraddinn inegrawrins the lamp,
• liter ae, &ATLI?i & LAIN WIPV14171111T,"
And NNW arc Rewitt bat what have dote words engraved In
the emp, sad ilia a label with the words n B and
lltew, Coekfirardtreet, Landon," petted an the bach of each
nottk and box. And a venders of the above Medicines ant
hercti informed. thee
no erfens the Ramp ill Feker.
.. The Unice and Dentifrice are fold wbeidale and rensl4
1,411e7 and Ildew. Cockfintr-ftrce, Loam. Priv sa.
each, banns hided*
'.• The Pulls we refeedthdlreartissed mist perehabis
the theft Meditate widows Rasps; no veadree b And kr*
pond whit then sieburil (soar ler eiperiation) ; fedi as
sreiewed le WI Witilblii iiii rant bag moSk 1r Mr*.

WANTED at Midfummer next, a Young
Gentleman as an Apprentice to a SURGEON, ite.
a very pleafant and genteel Village in the County of Suffolk.—.
A lundfome Premium will be expedted, as he will be confidercal
in every ft-Ipol as a Gentleman's Son, and will have many ad-
vantages which few Apprentices can have. For particulars ap-
ply to Meffrs. Corbyn and Co. Dniggifts Holborn; ur {eta.,
port-paid, to Mr. Bellman, Surgeon, Earl Soham, near Wick-
ham-Market, Suffclk, will be attended to,

WORCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE LET and entered upon immediately,
ALARGE and convenient Family Houle,
pleafandy fituated in the Town of l'erlhore ; confining
of Two Parlours, a Drawing Room, and Six Bedchambers,
with convenient Offices; together with a Garden of Three
Quarters of an Acre, *dandy unwed, and communicating
with the River Avon.
For Partichlars apply to Mir. James Richards, Carpet Manu-
faCtory, Finfbury-fquare, London; or to Mr. Bedford, At-
rorncy-at-law, Perihure.

Tide day was puSlithed,
Handrotnely printed in (mall Odaro, price 61. to Boards ; or
on large Paper, price sos. dd. to Boards,
THE RURAL PIiI4.OSOPHER; or, FRENCH
Gaoarnes A DIDACTIC Poar.

FREEHOLD MANSIONTIOUSE, OLD BURLINGTON-

STREET:
TO SR SOLD IV PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVERY Capital Stone, and Brick-built Man:
Son Houfe, fituate in Old Burlington-RI-tee, late the
radar= of Sir JouN CALL, Baronet, deeeafed; comprifing
feveral fuites of Apartments, etegantly arranged, and fitten up
in the firft Ryk, with every Accommodation for a Family of
diftuktion ; replete with donieftle Meet of every dcfcription,
Coach-houfes, Stabling, Om &c.
Further particulars may be had on application to Meffrs.
Raibleigh, Son, and Lee, Solicitors, Hatton-Garden.

HANTS, BASING PARK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ASPACIOUS and Excellent MANSION-
HOUSE, with fuitabk Offices, in perfedt repair, with
capital Garden, Shrubberies, &c. Banding in a highly-orna-
mented Park of 200 Acres, together with three Ennui, making
in thewhole 660 Acres, in a beautiful part of Hampfhire : the
Eftate is partly Copyhold of inheritance, held under the Mini)
of Winchefter, at a fmall annual quit-rent, and partly Freehold.
A confidersHe turn has lately been laid out on the Premifes.
Baling Park is about 7 miles from Alton, and 6 from Petcrf-
field. For particulars enquire of Meffrs. Smith, Kekewich and
Holkins, Solicitors in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mars. W. and J.
Black, Land Survggors, at their Chamber* in the Middle Tem-
ple who are authorized to treat for the Eftate, and the Gardener
or Bailiff at Bating Park wild mew the premiler.

Tranilated from tbe Original of the Ansa or I4LLL, en-
titled, l'Hommc des Cham;2i..

By JUAN ALWNDE.
Printed for C. Kearney, Fleet-Erect, London; Bell and
Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Colbert, DoWin.
By whom will li:Wily be publinted,
The MILLENNIUM; a Satiric Poem. In Throe CaltOk

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
lurfuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made In a
Caufe wherein Richard Borough and others are Plaintiffs,
and John Cotton and another are Defendants, before John
Ord, Efq. one of the Madera of the raid Court, in the Public
Sale Roam of the Paid Court, in Southampton Buildings,
Chancery-lane, London; on Monday the sd day of June
next, between the hours of 12 and z o'clock in the Aftek
teen ; In feveral Lots,
VARIOUS Freehold, Copyhold, and Leafe-
hold Mates, including the Dwelling-haute called March
moot Houfe, fituate in the feveral Pariffics of Hemel Hemp-
fled, and Borendon, in the County of Herta, late the property
of Elizabeth, Countds Dowager of Mrrchmont, deceafed.
Punted Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Paid Mafter's
Ofwe, inSouthampton Buildings aforefaid ; of Mr.Tatham,
Solicitor Harcourt Buildings, Inner Temple; of Mr. Sheen,
Solicitor, Gray's Inn Square, London; of Mr. Gilliam, Auc-
tioneer, at Hensel Hempited; and of Mr. Hayten, Solicitor,
Stock's Houle, Herts.

OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY JOHN TAYLOR,
On Monday the IA of June, at the Cock Inn, Cockfofters,
near Middldes, at two o'clock; in Nine Lots,
NINET -FIVE Capital Oak Timber Trees,
felled this Seafon, and now lying in Trent Park, is miles
from London, two front Southgate, and only fix from the
River Lee, ant particularly convenient for carriage, being fur-
rounded by good Road& A coufiderable part of the above
'fimber being of large dimenflons' and fit for the tire of the
Navy, is well worth the attention of Shipbuilders, Millwrights,
and others, in whofe bands large Scantlings or Planks are re-
quired.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. W. Aksander on the
Premiks, of whom printed Particulars may be had; alfo at the
Angel, Enfield; Red Lion, Barnet; BcU Inn, Welt Smithfield ;
and Hertford; Place of Sale; and of J. Tayier, Land and
Timber Surveyor, Hadley, Middle:fn.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN SEVENTEEN LOTS,
.

At the Bell, at Ides, in Sulk:, :,on Thurfday the nth of Jut 4,
dor, between the hours of Two and Four o'clock in the

Afte;noon,fubjedt to fuck Terms and Conditions, as will be
then produced,
'HE following Elate, late of James Lamb,
Efq. deceakd, Irenate in Iden ; ccedlfting of Two Mef-
lustre', (one of which is exceeding good and commodious, and
fubitantially built) Oafthoufe, Stable, Outbuilding, Lodges,
Clofes, (all In good repair) Yards, Gardens, Orchards, and
feveral Places of Land; containing all together, by eitlmation,
is! Acres; of which, et Acre, and min ards, is good Mirth-
land, near Newbrldgc, and adJeins the High road. Poffelbon
of the Marlidand may be bad immediately, on Satishaftory
Security being given; and of the other Lots at Michaelmas
nest. WUllaat Hall, one of the Tenants, will dim the Pre.
mires; of whom Particulars of the different Allotments may be
bad; silo at the Bell. Ida); and Woo/pack, Tenderden.
.1.4 For further Particulars inquire at the O&cc of Mare
Curds, Woollen, and Dawes, Rye.

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CL A RA: A TALE-
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Of whom may be had, jut publichcd,
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By Mrs. HELME.
A New Edition, with material Additions and Improvements;

in Two Vols. price Ss. in boards. AVG,
ADVICE to the OFFICERS of the BRITISH ARMY;
the Tenth Edition, with very material Additions and Improve-
ments, price es. 6d. in boards.

POPERY.

This day was publithed, price 25. 6d. ititehed.
'THE Canonization of Thomas -, Efq.
who has lately eredtcd at Eaft L—th, in Dorfetihire, a
Monaftery, and therein eftablithed a body of Monks.
The Stanzas by S. and H. Poets Laureate to the Mangler), ;
the Notes by Addlfon, TiUotfon, Hume, Dolgettui, Kennett,
Newton, Voltaire, Sherlock, and Judy Blackftone, 'hewing
on what grounds we ought to dread the introdudt ion of Popery ;
but which is now ettablifhingitfelf in the molt triumphant man-
ner, in the neighbourhood of Weymouth.
London: Sold by Kirby, No. zc, Paternoller-row ; Jordan,
No. r 9, Ludgate-hiU, and No. x 66, Fleet-ttrect ; Weymouth,
by Wood; Blandford, by Simmonds ; Dorcheiter, Corbin; and
all other Boolddlera

This day was publinted, in One Volume Quarto, price s 4 ss
in boards, or bot-preired rivals. 6d.
AGRAMMAR of the PURE, and MIXED
EAST INDIAN DIALECTS; withDialogues,methodi-
eaDy arranged at Calcutta, according to the true BRAIIIMtXIditt
STITZM 01 VIZ SHANISCRIT LANOVAtir.

Dr HDRASSE LEBEDEFF.
Coatainiat the mod copious sad accurate Rodlasents, that has
hitherto been I In

publithed In Europe.
Dedicated to the Honourable the Eaft India Company.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE war TIVERTON, DEVON.
TITHE FREE.—TO BE SOLD.
E Fee Simple and Inheritance of aft that
THE
eroded Capital Meflisage or Mendota-bode called
ASHLEY, with • 3 flailed Stable, Garden, and about 63 Acres
of 'Tillage, excellent Orchard, and very fuse Meadow Land
thereto belonging, adjoining the River due. Almoit the whole
of It is tithe-free. Alfo a Farm-houfe, and all neccirary Ap-
purtenances on another part of the fame Prange% with a pro-
fitable Stone Quarry lately opened.
The Houfe molt plodantly (humid on a riling Ground,
about a :Mk from the town of Tiverton, towards Exeter, and
commands a beautiful view of the windings of the Rl= Esc,
and a diftant prolped of the town.
It (waits of a very good Hall 34 feet by 23. a Dinint.par.
lour as by t 2, a Drawinrroont a by t 6, fit Bed-rooms, two
Dreffing-toonas, a very medicos lilteben, Brew-honk, and all
mhos needrary Ogees.
Ilea whole Mate now In poffefilan of Nicholas Dennis,
='Mee eompadt, and la altogether a very elegant and
Redden= for a genteel Family, and the ~k be
now la hawks pomhaler may have Ana* immediate polkas&
Therten le me of the peineMal pwan in Devonthire, has a
very excellent nelglabeawbood, imd h t s,ilea from Exeter.
For Sais el the Prewiake, a rade Audios wall be held at the
Them Tuns. M neaten eforstaid, an Wenrdey the 10th day
el Pet nee. helms the been of Am and Im
Peet ot the purdah weep if ea rradem to a prchafer,
...7:2,tr.:eligr=fis, apply at the Hods, end fm. few.
▪ ps.rii to the fall Mehl& Dna" sr Mink Fri-
We EMS

This Wort comprifes all the Parts of Speech, literalexPlana.
dons of the compound Words and circumlocutory Phrafes, ne-
ceffary for the attainment of the Idiom of the Suanscatr LAN.
OVAG c. With remarks on the errors in former Grammars and
Dialogues of the Mixed Indian Dialed', written by different
Europeans together with a refutation of the affections of Sir
William Jones, refpeding the SMAMSCRIT ALCHAIIT, and fe.
vesal fpecirnens of Oriental Poetry publithed in the Moak
Refcarches.

Printed for, and by the Author, N 0.3, Warwick-place, Bed-
ford-row; and fold by Mr. Debrett, Piccadilly.
• • By the fame Author, in the Profs, and fpeedlly will be
publilbed, INDIAN CHRONOLOGY DEVELOPED: a
Profpcdus price One Shilling, explaining the Nature ofghls
Work, anti the Contents, may be had of Mr. Debrett. or the
Author.—May a 6,

LLOYD'S MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST.
Price One Shilling.
IS Monthly Lift of the Commercial Ship-
ping belonging nr trading to Great-Britala and Ireland,
will contain corred Particulars relative to upwards of Ef.EVEN
THOUSAND Valets of various DcfcriptWns. It will include
the fame fall Particulars repelling every Yeffel u the Under-
writer's Re:Oiler-books, together with the Name of the Broker,
and the prdent fituation of Emery Ship.
For the Mk of Commercial Men, Captains of Veffels, &r.
this Monthly Work will hear the fame relation to Lloyd's and
the Poll-office LIR of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger
bears to a Day-book.
The numerous Mitten-moons Tables and Information will
be of no lets Importance and Utility to all Penton conneded
with Mercantile !Wharfs and Shipping, than will the Lift of
Ships and their prcfent fnuation.
The whole Is addrefled to the Commercial World as a eon,.
pkte Work, officially corn died to the hit Dayof every Month.
Printed by Thomas Gillet, Salifbery-fquare ; fold by T.
Hoeft, and Weft and Hughes, Pattern:der-row, and by the
principal Bookfellers in every Sea-port..-Pcrfotu who wills to
ad as Agents, &e. are tjefired blatantly to make Communicu
Mom to the Printer.

N. B. Liord's Monthly Shipping Lit. containing Ekren
Thoefend Vacla, has no connection with a partial Litt of about
three thouraid five hundred Ships, called Pocock's Lilt of
Mathent Skipping.

On Monday, June t 'got, will be publifbed, price ts. 6d.
STEEL and POCOCK% Qriginal Monthly
LIST OF MERCHANT 8HIPP!)CO, bdooging to all
Nation', and trading to and from the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, with all Parts of tbeCillobe; alphabetically
arranged. Printed in the Form, and cudgeled upon the Flan,
of Steel's Litt of the Royal Navy :* tonliantly embracing,
among a variety of other uccalional inteiligenee, the following
particular °ed' of Info:nation :
rlic Ships Name; When and where hit Eat! India Ships ;
Defcriptlesi heard of, and Oda; Poit-OlEce PAC.
Tannage; Captures; • bets;
Captain ; Lotfea by Shiparretb, Conveys;
Owner; Etc.; Rates of Marine
Voyage; Accidents; Interims, Bee.
The whole fo dlisofed as toarefent, by ready Reference, a
Mats of Inteiggamos; caldnently ofefsl to the Maritime and
Mercantile totem% of the Uahsd Magda% Cortottod to
km slot ..—To he coodwaed hfcank/y.
Lad= : for David Seed, at the Navigation Ware-
hawhafaiaw-Row. Lktle Tower-Hills and Robert Pocoa,
Dag gag Ow &An, Orasefood and fold In London, by
Paternofter-row ; Mefb. Vernot and !load,
Proaken Nit**. Ricbangonsonad Mn Sewall, Cornball; Mr.
Haim, Royal Exchange ; Mr. Heather.l44.lqaball-dreet;
J. and A. Awl, Orseeekorck-nreet; Mars. Hardy
awl *ago. Madwell; Mr. Wake. Hersakage ; Mr. Ifebecrt,
171; sad IA the lockfallers In Pacemaker-row. Sold
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VOL. IV. (to be
This ci..y was pubbils
'THE SPIRIT of the
for 'too: eonaitteg of
SNORT ESSAYS, the molt ezga
and the molt CLASSICAL Poe
kind, which have recently apy
other periodical Yorks; cnril
nal Pieces: with Explanatory
the Patens alluded to.

*„ • New EDITIONS of the Three firft Vols. for 1797, 8, and
9, may now be had together or feparate, so. each.
The Fu GIT IV E PlaCEs of which there Volumes are compered,
are principally from the inns of
The Duchcfs of De- Mr. Fox Dr. Parr
vonihire Mr. She, idan Dr. Aikia
Lady Manners Mr. Rofcoe Dr. Harriitgton
Lord Carlifle Mr. Hare Dr. Laurence
Nlarq. of Wellefley Mr. F.rfkine Peter Plndar
Governor Haftirgs Mr. Riliardfon Dr. Darwin
Grit. Fitzpatrick Mr. G. Ellis Dr. Jackfon
Sir John Sinclair Mr. Chalmers Mrs. Barbauld
Captain Morals Mr. Mathias Caleb Whitford
Lord Morpeth Mr. SotbLby Mr. Concannon
Mr. Fitzgerald Mils H. More Mr. Godwin
Mr. Bokawen Mr. Dyer Mi. Coleridge
Mr. Canning Mr. Gifford Mr. Bloomfield
Mr. Freers Captain Skinner ProfelTor Potion,
Mr. Bannantine • Hon. W. Lamb &c. &c.
The following articles will be found in the contents of Vcss
lume IV. _

The benevolent Cut-throat,
a play
Panopticon Prifons
Advice to Candidates and
Members of
Alterations in the New Houfe
of Commons
lnitruet. for Shopkeepers, &e.
Extraordinary Charader
Bonaparte s Letter to the King
Leftures
B— W—'s Leg
H— C
Kemble and Scarcity
The Point at lithe
Lines written in Mr. Swain.
Con's garden
The Exile of Erin
Speech at a Political Society

. .
Impromptu
DM refs of a Dr. of Laws
Mifapplicasion of the word—
Unfortunate

A demi-foliq. cm Ladies Wigs
Hints to Quack Dodtors
Epigrams
Diftreffes of a Citizen
Inftrudions for half-fafhion
Gentlemen, &c.
Sketch of two Brothers
The Fool's Cateehifm
Leiter to One Pound Bank-

Opinion of myfelf and of my
Enemy
The Little Ifland
Song of the Highland armed

note, Efq. &c.
Curious Predietion
An Erg. Man of War deferihed
ExtraCt front the Los-Book of

fabeiation -
The Briton's Song
Song for St. Patrick's Day
Sobriety of Statefmen
Scarcity and Plenty
Dramatic Scarcity
The Firlt of September
Panorama of Ferrol
Law Charts
Fulhiouable Characters
Pizarro: a new Song
Modern Novels
Poetic Epiitte from Chelten-
ham Wells
Parody of an Ode of Gray
The Frantic Lover
Lines to the Lovers of modern
Poetry
Sonnet, in the manner of fome
modern Poets
Air from the Bubble-and•

T. Parker
Epitaph on a German Pollmr.
Comforts of Matrimony
A Cambridge Song
Mull Cal Rumpus
Inconvenience of a Learned
Wife
Art of parrying a Charitable
Subfcnption
Sympathy bctw. the Breeches
Pocket and t he animal Spirits
Mcd. Application of Money
A Complaint
Lettcr from Old Em. Thames
New Meares
London Infertptions
Specimens of new Titles
Knights of the Trencher
Play upon Names
Singular Words
The handfome Irian and ugly
Wife
The Art of Laeonicography
The Comferts of a Club
The Sleepy Club
General Invitations

Iqueskini of Kitchener
T, :e Loves of Sappho and
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PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY al.
Several bills, received from the Commons, were
read a firtl time, and ordered for the fecond read-
ing on Monday.
SIR JAMES COW/NOUN% APPEAL.
Mr. Adam and Mr. John Campbell were heard
at the Bar, as Counfel for the Refpondents, in the
appealed caufe between Sir James Colquhoun, of
Lufs, and the town of Dunbarton. They argued
againa the right of Sir J. Colquhoun to form
cruives, or fpread nets acrofs the river Leven, for
Efhing falmion, on the ground that the fpreading
of nets was in no cafe lawful, and that he had not
that enfeotfinent, and that clear poffelllon of cruives,
which, however lawful they might be in other
cafes, could entitle him to ufe them.—The farther

hearing of the caufe was deferred to Monday.
• NIINZIte AND FULLAITON'S At

The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved that this was
the day appointed for declaring judgment in the
caufes pending before the Houle, in thofe of Ful
carton againfr Dal•ymple, and Menzies againli
Beresford. He rofe to fay, that the more he con
fidered thole caufes, and the arguments fubmit-
tcd to their Lordfhips upon them, the more he
ionid deliberation neceffary to the forming of a
final judgment : he therefore moved that judgment
be deferred until Wednefday nest.—Motion agreed
to ; and after tome further curfory bufinefs, ad-
journed to Monday.

MOTION FOR PAPIRL
Mr. Rossow role, agreeably to his notice of yet
erday, to move for an account of the different
urns granted in the way of Subfidies and Loans to
o re i g n States, as well as the intereft paid for fuch
Ums, from the commencement of the war to the
'relent period. In the courfe of a (port fpeech,
ne infilled on the ufual arguments againfl Conti-
lental Subfidies, both in the prolongation of war,
in'd by the immenfe exportation of coin, in increaf
ng the paper currency, the fource, according to his
,onception, of the greatelt evil to this country.—
He alluded to the approaching Vote of Credit, and
ieclared his refolution to move, That no part of
he money fo granted be employed in Continental
Loans or Subfidies.

The Motion paired without any debate, and the
Paper was ordered accordingly.
Mr. Rossow nea. moved for an account of the
diftribution of the rum of two millions five hundred
thoufand pounds granted to his Majesty for the ex-
traordinary fervices of the army, with the particu-
lar dates to each article of the diftribution.

Mr. VAIIITTALT had only one objeftion to the
motion, and that was limply, that the Aceount
was already on the table of the Hnufc.

Mr. Roissor had not been able to find fuch a
paper as that. he had fpecified.
The CHANCELLOR of the Limit:Q/az wilhedthe
Honourable Member to take means to afcertain
whether the precife paper moved for was not al.
ready produced. If it fhould turn nut that it was
not before the Houle, he had no objeCtion to its
production. _ _

Mr. Ronson then contented to withdraw the

motion.

CAMPBELL'S DIVORCE BILL.

The Houle in a Committee on Campbell's Di-
vorce Bill, heard Counfel and examined witneffes.
After the examination was doled,

Mr. JOLLIFFE adverted to a claufe contained in
the Bill, prohibiting Mrs. Campbell from contrast-
ing marriage during the life of Dr. Campbell,
which appeared to him fo completely wrong, and
fo contrary to every thing that was right, that he
thought at leaf further time ought to be allowed
to confider a claufe of fuch a nature. He there-
fore moved that the Chairman fhould report pro-
grefs, and afk leave to fit again.
Mr. SHERIDAN Paid, he could not difcover the
object of the claufe. If it was for the purpofe of
punifhing Mrs.. Campbell, why confine it to the
life of Dr. Campbell ? And it furely could not be
for the fatisfaCtion of the latter, that the fhould
have an intereft in wifhing for his death. There
was one claufe prohibiting Mrs. Campbell from
marrying Mr. Addifon, which appeared wholly
unneceffary, the parties being related within the
prohibited degrees. He therefore fupported the
motion.

The SOLICI TOR-GIN East. would pot oppofe the
motion, and therefore would not at prefcnt difcufs
the claufes. He obferved, that he had not aban-
doned the meafure he had in contemplation for the
better prevention of Adultery, and took occafion
to exprefs a doubt as to the policy of legiflative
interference relative to the dilfolution of marriages.
Mr. Jot.t.trFE explained.
Mr. PIIIRIPOINT defended the claufe alluded.
to by Mr. Jolliffe.
The SPEARS& fuggefted the propriety of more
fully confidering claufes of this nature, which were
wholly new to the Houle.

The motion being agreed to,the Houfe refumed,
and the Committee was ordered to fit again on
Wcdnefday.

IRISH MEMBERS QUALIFICATION.
Mr. ABBOTT rofe, in purfuance of his notice, to
move the Houfe to agree to the Report of the
Committee on the Fourth Article of the Union,
relative to the qualification of perfons holdin Of-
fices in Ireland to fit in that Houfe; after which ii
was his intention to move for a Bill to remove all
doubts upon the fuhjeCt. It was necelfary, he Paid,
the Fourth Article of the Union fhould be fulfilled,'
but from the very gener..l way in which it was
worded, a great number of praetical inconveni.
ences had arifen, fince no diftinelion was made be-
tween perfons holding Offices for lite and during
pleafure; and in the event of a General'Eleetion.
there would enfue a race for priority of eleftion
between perfons holding Offices in Ireland; as the
firft twenty who were elated, whether holding
Offices calculated to inmate the influence of the
Crown or not, would be entitled to fit, to the ex-
elution of the reft. Many other inconveniences
were likely to arife from the too general way in
which the Article in queflion was worded, and he I
therefore mulled it would be found expedient and
aeceffary to agree to the Report of the Committee
now before the Houfe, and to any Bill founded
upon that Report. He then moved the Report
thould be read. . • .

On the Refolution being read, to exclude cer-
tain Officers of the hills Government from fitting
in that Houfe,
Sir Jona PARNELL rote, and Paid, he approved
of the general principle of the propofition, but
thought that tome deviation from that principle
would be necefficy with retpeell to the tuft Com-
miffioner of the Revenue Board, as it would be
very inconvenient to the Houfe, if upon every
queftion relative to the Revenue of Ireland, they
were to wait for official accounts from that coun-
try; while, from the pretence of that Right Hon.
Gentleman, they might obtain the molt prompt
and fatisfAtiory infoimation, as well on that as on
every fobjeft which regarded the affairs of Ireland.
Mr. Assertt raid, the exception alluded to by
the Hon. Baronet was not out of the confidcra-
tion of the Committee, though le fhould • rather
with to have the principle of the Refolution com-
plealy followed up.
Mr. Buxroa thought any information which it
was in the power of the Right Hon. Commiffioner
alluded to, to sire to the-Houle, might be com-
municated by him without his being a Member.
The Refolutions of the Committee were agreed
to, and Bills ordered accordingly.

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