Star.
London, England, 1806-03-14 00:00:00

IRISH ♦FFAIRS.

Dr. DUIGENAN moved the Order of the Day,
fnr going into a Committee on the Irith Clergy Re-
sidence Bill, which being read accordingly,
Mr. GRATTAN role to exptefs his hope, that
the Honourable and Learned Doelor would not nnw
perfitl in pufhing toiward this Bill through the
Houle with fo much rapidity, in the ahfence of Gen-
tlemen from that country, who certainly willed to
be prefent at the difctaon of a lubjed of Co much
importance to the Clergy of Ireland. Some of thole
Gentlemen had not yet arrived in London ; others
were arrived, but not prefent. Several of them had
inhaled him to regneß the Learned Doctor would
puttpone the committal of till Biii, until Tuefday the
Bth of May, and to hope the Learned DuOor would
have no oblation.
Dr. DUIGENAN hoped, the Honourable Gen-
tleman would be C. good as to give him tome realon
why he waited the fit, titer proceedings of the Bill to
be prflponed loin diftant a day. he had broil**
the Bill forward at the iequell of the Board of Fir&
ftuith in Intiand—a Z.= d compifed' if the Lord

Chanccllor, the three Chief Judges of the ()theft
Courts, and mlflys'ilf the moll refpedable Gentlemen
of Ireland. By the Union it was fettled that the
Church of Great Britain and Ireland thonld thence-
forth be one and the lame for ever. The prefent Bill
was founded in aria conformity' to that principle. ,
and did not contain 4 tingle tittle that was not toad.
ed by the Bill which paired this Houle in the 43d of
the King, for fecuting the refiderice of the Ciergy in
England . and which Bill had undergone a mock
Minute dikoffion in both Hunfes of Parliament, and
therefore he tbould he glad to bear what objediona
could exit to the Bill now before the Houk.
Mr. GRATTAN anfwered, that his fiat olualinet
, was, that a Bill of this natuterin Which not only the
Church but the State in Ireland might be eventuality'
involved, thould pert in the abfenct of thole Geode. 4
men who repreknt Ireland, and whp mitt feel a j
.material intereft in the Ecclefiallical Edahlintment of
that trnuntryt and who could not poffiblYattend in
their places in that Moore until after the affixes7=,
If it wit defircd that he Mould *offer any further • ta!
tons, he molt be obliged, very relultantly, to trefpais
on the time of the Haute at gthater length bet the •
Houk would have to impute that to the cnilofity of
the Learned aidor, and not to any with of
firft additional objedion 'then was, that that Bill
had not yet befit debated. tad this be conceived a
Arong objediun. Secondly, the Rgtement of tho
;.earned Dorflor, atilt this Bill was cruelly word foe
,word the fame with the Aft which had'isaffed Tome
Aeons ago, for enfprciog the refidenee of die Beg.
11th Qlergy ; whereas the clrennaftances of bath
countries differed a materially from eiteti other; that
the meafure which might be extremely right. to the
one, would be extremely wrong in the other. To etc
a very homely fimile, it would be like the cafe of a
taylor, who having made o garment exadly fitting
one man, would prnpofe it to be worn. by another,
whotri it fitted in no refpea ; and really the Reopen.
non of the Learned Dollar, to imp* regulations tell
the Clergy. of Ireland, which were locally and cit.
eumftannally adapted only to the Clergy of thin
country, was rather the atgunient of a bad taylor,,
than ;bat of piofougd §tateltiien. In malty pa-
riffles of Ireland there were no parithioners, to Whom.
a Clergysbah eoold minitter ; Sind therefore, it moR
be totally unneceffary to enforto the rendency of an
incumbent.; fo long as a Parillieontinued to be fn
cumitanced ; nor could. the analogy between the
cafes of both 'countries loftily-the neceffity of -funds;
regulations, upon thisigiMand: The Learned Dnc.
tor had mentioned the Eritli'Doard of Krit Fruits' as
his authority for bringing (onward this Bid : 'a Board
certainly cornoofed of 'perk* to 'whom' he (Mr.
Grattan) wiihed to pay every degree of deference
and raped : but not one of thole perfect had a'
to fit or vote in the Haire' of Commons, c • ,
their authority in that place oughtto hive no
ranee influence. The Learned )oeor, by po '
might he extremely right in heiriging forward tb
Bill; ha would not at this moistest; enter into that
part of the dikuffinn : he wanted only to glee the
Learned rtoftor time and opportimity provep,itisi
fair argument, to the fatisfadiop of chafe who would
feel molt interefted in the Billrthat it vas pit thal
neceff.u7. There was one chore, at leift he noder:.
flood it fu, that spade the refidehet of the Clergymen
to depend upon the Fri:Sedate Of ibe imp. But hit
could not exadly approve the principle 'snitch,/
refidenee for jinn Inch time es the dikretion of the
Bifhop Should deem it fit to apphint. Bende, the ex=
ercite of this diferetion might be rendered in Some
cafes extremely ffi oppreve : in the cafe, foesibliance
of an old Clergyman who mit bi induced to give
his vote'for a Member of ra. amen!' at an eledion.
contrary to the mandate of his diocefaii. If them
were Such perfons as political Bithopi in Ireland, he
would not alum. to lay there were; chi confrquence
of fubh an aft of difobedience might be to force the
old clergyman to refidence in a parith, where he had
no glebe, and perhaps he could not and a tingle
hoofe in which he could live, and be tenth& 'froth
his friends, and out of the reach of every comfus t or
accommodation. At prefent, he did not wins to urge
• any thing fondue ; but hoped he had fai4 moult
to convince the lioufe, that the layr which w* very
well calculated to operate in England, might be, (a
many inflances, quite the reverie in Ireland; and
that a meafure calculated to Opetate in•lreland, wan
entitled to tome confederation and dikurrion (tom
Gentlemen, who mull have the molt knowledge and
experience in the local circumftances of thet country,
if a Bill fur a Similar purpofe in this coutirry hod
occupied for a fucceffion of days the molt mingle
attention in both Honks of Parliament. •
Dr. DUIGENAN laid, that if the Bill was not :
debated, on the Second reading, •the faith w* got
his, as it was now three weeks fence it was intro-
duced by the leave of the. HOufe. and had patted
through its previous Stages without the (lighten op.
pofitiOn from the Honourable Gentleman. If there •
was not a full attendance of Leith Members in that
Houte, it could not be owing' to' their abfence froth
London ; for,if he was well informed, out of fee,
hundred who ad feats, !moo were neuatly in town
and he very much delpoired of a greater number of
Members arriving in London after the affixes, hut
rather tuppoted their numbers woulddiminlfli intleitd
of increafing. The Honourable Gentleman hadlealt
pleated to compare him to a lad *vier y but Ise
would appeal to the Honk on the propriety of the.
companfom•aiwelr as the elegance of the figure,;
:that he could fee no reason why the Clergy of Ireland
Should wear their coats differently trimmed from thote.
of England, or be exempt from Similar laws; or rani-
. Ise rettridions, to enforce that refideoce to which
they wets (worn, and to which they were iudifpenfa•
lily bound by law and duty. In (pite of all pretences
about having no glebe hooks, there was not a parills
in Ireland, where the Clergyman could not And a
convenient relidence if he chofe. The Court of
King's Bench in England would hear of no fuch'ex-
idles ; and if the Irlth' Clergymen did not choofe to
retitle on their livings, let them refign, and thole
would be found who would retitle. He could not fee
the neceffity of further delay; and he feared the lots
of the Bill would be rilqued by it. The danger,
fuggefted by the Honourable Gentleman, of. giving
too much influence to the Bithops, was obviated in
the Englifh Bill. of which this was only a copy.
• Mr. Secretary FOX agreed with his Honourable
• Friend (Mr. Grattan), in the necefity of potlponing
further proceedings in this Bill, not only until a full
attendance of the Gentlemen of Ireland Should be
I prefent, bit: ur,til thofe Gently:leo, who Were to

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'Talent the Irifh Goieratikent Wt that elk LA.
be in their places, and be able to give their opinions,
touching the neceffity of a meafure which he Cho .1d
ecal?ceive to be amongft the &ft objeas of their en-
qtrry, upon examining into the Rate nfthat country.
At the fame time, he-was willing to allow, that what
bad fallen from the Honourable and Learned Gen-
tleman, had certainly Come Weight. But yet he could
not fee .the great inconvenience that would atife
from palling the Bill in May, if it was fit to pats at
alit inllead of palling it now. The meafure forely
would not be the worfe for Mote mature deliberation
and fair difcuffion ; and from the time of the year at
which this Houle bad been accuffnmed to break up
for the (salon of late years, he could fee no danger
of the Bill being log by the delay propofed by hit
Honourable Friend, unlefs the Honourable and
Learned Gentleman was appretenfive that the bill
was fuch an one that it could not pars at all, if it
were to be deliberately confidered.
Mr. DILLON faid the Bill was of great public
imirtance, and that the propofed delay Would not
be in the leaß degree injm inns : there were Tome ob.
jeetions to the Bill, which could not now be urged.
Dr. .ining in his mo.
divifion, but the
did not divide i
committal until

for Mr. Stan.
Ellenbotbugh's
Cabinet :
taget, Hon. L.
Prinirofe, Lord ,
Percival, Hon. S.
Phipps, Hon. L
• Pole, Hon W.

•P"well, j. kyngdos
Role, Right Hoe. G.
Role, G. H.
Rider, Hee. R.
8k .eu Ream/oar, Lead R.
F.
Slidell, Y. A. •
•Sttarart, Han. C. W,
tarietin s
l'empietosta. Lord ,
Ward, R.
W6rticY, J. A. g.
• Wdberforca.W.
Wintadss, Rabat
Wright, J. A.
Willoughby, H.
maim, war* name NIP

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LONDON.
FRIDAY, //LARCH to.
FRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
Coofots, for money, 6ofi—for April 641.
Eadseq. Rills, par as. prem.
PRICE OF STQCKS YESTERDAY.
Hank Such *53 Imp. Ann. 9 1-16
3 pet COL Conf. 60411 Each q Bills, s. pr. is. dB. par
'cc Cctt. N psi} ULU& Tick..u. 191.
Stock Cauf. for ace- 60ifi
Rood%

of Ossoar was in waiting yefler.
of Lords, for the purpile of
regularly, and the oaths, as one of
—.rive Prelates ; but the hour to
of Privileges fat, being beyond
proceeding could not take place.
, the new Hanoverian Minifler, is
Da LCWTHI, had an interview
Secretary Fox, at his office Is

11.1.04 hal been pleafed to ap•
,rrNews, of Portftnouth. in the
Gentleman, a Maßer Extra is

ath regiments of foot, with
15th, or rifle regiment, have
rridge barracks.
~cons are expefted to march in
prefent quarters at Sandwich
lane', to fpfwich, in Suffolk : they
by the gth light dragoims.
Ealt India Stock, defirous of
that way direft his judgment
Candidates for the Diadtionr
fed. of the 9th Bye Law of the
" it is ordained that every
ipany, who fhall,.direetly or in-
colour or pretence whafoever,
're of the Company's Charter,
joint flock of the Company's,
and under the regulation and
iy Aft of Parliament, or the
spiny, (hall forfeit and lore to
limy, the value of all money,
fo traded for, over and
. „

le* and forteitures impofci by
I rendered incapable of (erring
Orr or place whatfoever," and
dpon tr. groun, .Jlicits the opinion of thole conver-
lant with the fithjea, whether a member of the Com-
pany, or in other words a Prom ictor of EMI India
Stock, who has been convi.lcd of loch illicit trading
and fined in cdnfequence, is, or is not, thereby, ren•
tiered difqualified to [land for the office of Direlor ?
Whether the sleflion of a perfon fn circurotianceth
o fetve the Company in that (ituation, would not be
a direa breach and total violation of the Bye Law
above-mentioned ? and whether thole who are ac-
quainted with the (aft, and give their fuiffrages to fuch
main, would not be reprchenfible, and in Come way
,offaudirs againA the Dye Law of tte Company

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NAUTICAL irrrELLics.vcr.
MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind 6. W. . .
All. DIM Alt.Doi.
Dublin z z Gottraburgla t
Waterford z livnburgh 0
I.llboa o Lezward Wand o 0

FALMOUTH, MARCH 11.—sektvived the Nautilus,
Vs LLACOTT, from Brittol, for St. Vincent's ; Claren-
don, Dem, from ditto, for Jamaica; Unity, Ewino,
from Greenock, fur Honduras ; Jane, West', and
the Elizabeth, GALT, from Glafgow, for Jamaica.—
Sailed the DUES of KatlT packet, Captain COATS.
WORTH, with a mail for Barbadoes and Jamaica ;
CAR MILT packet, Captain PATTIRSON, with a mail
for New York ; and the Two Generals, CUNNING-
HAM (American flip), for Hamburgh. The Paisoass
Esi z &atm packet, Captain Kum; with a mail from
Jamaica, is now in the Bay ; the left Jamaica on the
zsith of January.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 12.—Sailed on a cruize, the
DIAMOND and IsorrArioAaza, of 38 guns each; and
Misuses, of 28. Went up Hemostat. to refit. the
Notate and Panstor a, of 36 guns each; and &f-
-antail, of a•. Put back, by contrary wind, the LADY
W armed (hip, with the fleet that failed under
her convoy.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13.—:Arrived the Dative
gitn brig. from a cruize. Sailed the G and
FORWARD gun brigs, on a cruize. Wind W. SW.
DOTIR, MARCH la.—Since three o'clock this af-
ternoon it has blown a violent gale from the Eaft,
attended with heavy fhowers of fnow : a number of
veffels which were lying in the Roads when the gate
came oisi were obliged to weigh and run for the
harbour : the two following fhips; lying near the
Store. were Obliged to cot from their anchors, to pre•
vent their driving on the land— onr boatmen, who
went off to their affillance, have condufted them
fife in=the (hip Ceres, Captain Noord, from Cadiz,
with wine, for Hull (this (hip failed from hence on
Friday lad, having been repaired), and the (hip Two
Generals, of and from Norfolk. with Hour, bound•
to Hamburgh. The. (hip COlumbia, belonging to
Philadelphia, in ballao,lms put id here this afternoon.
Maicri 13.—1 n addition to the (hips mentioned in
my letter of /aft eight, the folia*ing alto (Ought
Ricker iri odr harbour : The ketch St. Coalmine,
Captain So ~of and for St. Peterfbargh, in
ba4ft, from Spithead; haiing been obliged to cut
from her anchor in the Dawns yefierday afternoon,
to prevent driving on there; the boy George Lank, i
Capt. Kryty. of &Wen, from Bourdeatiz, with a
cargo of wine, bound to Amflerdam, detained by the
Monkey gun brig. One of the boats belonging to
this plan fell in with a large tranfport brig, off this
boisitaitratehry morning. wethntst any per coin ,
on bard, and laver carried her to itariafgate : the
man *ho came on !bore in the boat dues not know
either her name or number (be appeared to be abotit;
230 tons burthen, and had her bottom coppered.—
Wind N. W. and blows fiefb.
DIAL, MARCH t3.--Arrived !IMMORTAL'S'S fri-
gate, and feveral gen brigs, from off the French
waft, and • remain io the Downs with the (hips as per
Yellerday afternoon in a heavy Ilorm of wind
and fnow, the James, of Watcrfcrd, from London,
in ballak bound to Surinam, drove oh (here on
Sandwich Plaits, and bilged ; people fated. The
Dorian, HASWELL, for St. Kitt's, loft an anchor and
cable. Put back 4he London, A IA; to, for Jamaica.
Wind W. S. W. moderate weather.

CHATHAM, MatcH 14.-7 The ORESTFS floop of war
failed on Tuefday for the Nores On Wednefday lag
the reeesisrme, of 74 guns, formerly a depot for
provifions, came into this port from Sheerncfs. Or
'den have been received here, to fit the Guts-row AS
a flag (hip for the Downs Ration, in the place of the
UttiCHT.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Soap of war Gannett, for the recapture of the brig Marl-
borough, November 4. 1805, will be paid at Edward Aileron's,
In Falmouth, every Tuefday and Friday for three years.
The gun brit; Jackal!, for the recapture of the Pomona. on the
loth ult.will be paid on her arrival in the Downs and recalled at
No. 9, New Broad-Rreet, every Weihaefilsy and Thurfday for
three months.
The Dauntlefs, for the recapture of the Vigilant's, December 6.•
egos, will be paid at the fame time an 4 place.

The Tome, for the capture of the Spanilb prlvatears El Napo-
leon, and U Fenix, will be paid on board In Cork harbour, and
recalled at No. ta, Arundel ftreet.

The bomb Baploran, for the capture of the Shepherdefa, July
$2, tBo4, will be pain on hoard at Shecrucfs, an her arrival in
part, and recalled every Tuck:ay and Thurfday at No. 2, Vernlant
Buildings, Gray's Inn, for three years.

To the fehooner Pickle, for the recapture of the Argo and Nay.
July 9, 1893, a diftributton will be made on hoard the Pickle. an
ler arrival In port, and recalled at No. ag, Cloacae. Inn, every
Tuefday and Friday (.r three months.
The gun brig Bold. for the recapture of the George, Ceres. and
John and An.y, November 2, dot a din:Minion will be made
on beard the Bold, on arrival In port, and rtelllcd at No. IS, Cie-
menes Inn, every Tuefday and Friday (or three month.►.
To the thin Ariadne, for the captuge of the Shepherdefs, July
21, 1804 ; Poltilllon. July 37, 7804; and Jeune Amelle. Septem•
her y, 7804, a (attribution will he made on the 17th intl. at Mr.
High-ttrtet, Portfmouth, and recalled for three years.
The (loop of war Helena, for the capture of the Santa I.cocadla
Spanifb privateer, Julie 3, tgos, will be paid un the t 71h into. at
Mr. James Slade's, Plymouth, and recalled every other Wednef-
day from that day.

The gun brig Blazer, for the recapture of the Vigilantia,
her 6, tBos, will be paid at Sheernefs, on the sods What, d in
port, and recalled at No. 14, Clement's-Inn.
To the Doris, for the capture of le Paulin French brig, May 20,
I 803 ; EAffronteur French Wirt. May as, 1803; Twee
la, hiders Dutch sallies, May 30, silos,a didributiou will be made
on the 14th init. at No. 18, Clement's Inn, and the 22d lift :It
Mr. J. Bogert, Plympton.Deenn, and Fess:tied at the lattar
every Monday and Saturday for three years.

The Betfey, Keith ; Vulture, Fulger, and Aurora,
Meyrich, were well at the Gaavagos Wands it'h
Sep tembcri 1805.

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/ROM I.I.OYD'S LIST. •
Atte tven.—At Briltol, Nelfuo, Peacock, front Peter(burgh;
and Active, Silcoek; from' D Incrara—At Liverpool, Rodney,
Howard, from Charletton; Herfchcli, Smith; and Caroftne
Stott, from Virginia; Philadelphia, —, from Amiterdam ; and
Ann, Campbel, from Tortola In the Clyde, Wilton, ncott, from
New Drunfwiek; and Trafalgar. from Halifax.—At ton.
donderry, Chance, —, from Riga—At Cori. ot. George, Pal.
;ter; and John and Thomas, Clark, front London—At Dublin,
Ruffell, Johnfon, from London—Off Penzance, Richard, &A-
MA', from Llfbon, bound to Landon—At Teneriffe, Minerva,
Hail, from London—Ac Surinam, JcfSe, Harvey, from London.
The Tb^mas Martin, from Yarmouth to is captured.
The Dolphin, Mating, from Yarmouth to &Med, is captured
off Portland.

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The Henry, /Elk, from London to Limerick, is loft on the
coaft of Ireland.

The New Century, Jarvis, from Dublin for Liverpool, is on
Sore on Hoyle Bank.
Tbc Rodney, Heard, from Clark:lon, loon (hue near Liver-
pool, and bilged
The Edward, Findlay, from ebebec for London, was captured
on the Bth of December of Dungcnefs, sod carried Into Boulogne.
'1 he Catherine, Coates. from Dublin to London, was taken
28th January, off Falmouth, by the Conftance lugger, and carried
into Lannion Is Brim!.
The Ann, Smith, from Baltimore to Amfterdam, was Branded
near Gorce tit inftant ; crew fared, Ufa great part of the cargo.
The Robert, of Dunbar, Goodall. bound to London, foundered
in Yarmouth Roods a ult ; crew Cued.
The Margery and Mary, Datagram Liverpool to Africa, which
wu on those near Wexford, got of Atli alt, sad intended to poi
Leap Wexford harlioar to larensioNL • -
7he Mrs, DM. from Lama tr Leglarresh we. calm sstr Ja-
mmers, laths Gal of dperalales, hy a Frets* privateer.
Tho Prime earl Von W. Cepearepen
the 110 11111 es. le wrecked war Araralop to
tatlahl ; eh* heed.
The 4.starastala Marla. (a Gene) Cheffer, Ash Pasty to L.
rem, virago, Ws hies Weis pert by rho iron* prlooloas,
and carried hot A4dbedit aid Willis di4fide,rp• MOW a
few days aftenrerds.
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raise Raysawo—Some differences lately occurred
between a Corps of Volunteers and'their Comman-
dant. The Regiment was ordered to appear before
the infpeeting General, and the Colonel. ,of tourfe,
gave the word of command, so Attention—Shoulder
Arms." Not a rankle nor aMtequet moved. The
command was repeated in a louder voice—the Corps
was Rill stotioidefi. The General much Apprized,
beckoned m a Se jeans, and slated why the Corps,
refuted to T—" An't iflaiA your Honour," fays
Pat. making the due obeitance, .• it is delay: the Co.
lone! and the Regiment are not on fpaiii-g terms I"
Mr. Ws:Freres Concert, of Vocal and Intim
mental Mai!, war held on Wednefday night, at the
Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, and was attended
by upwards of four hundred Fathionables. The
Concert began at half pail tight o'clock, witli aii
Overture of Mosaar, which was fueceeded by a So.
nits on the Flan° Forte, by a young Lady, her Rill
appeartnei in peitlie, which (he performed with great
tate. Mils Tease warbled the Little Bird: perch'd
on • Spray, with her ufual talk and fweetnefs of
voice. Mr. and Mifs WSIPPERT performed a Ductto
on the Pedal Harp end Piano Forte, in a matlerly
flile—;76e Maid of Lodi was given by a young Lady,
whole name is MEADOWS, with great tali, and tweet-
nefs—The Glee U Lady Fair, by Mn. Mourn.* to.
Mils Trete, and Mr. Gusto., was lung in high
Rile—An Italian Air, by Mrs. MOUSITAIE with an
Obligato Violin Accempa*iment, by Mr. MOVN-
TAM, ere cannot praife too noseh—difiTroWnitraar's
Concerto on the Piano Forte nittreilbed tie:audience t
hev-brilime/ of *mention Is iterevid-41471/tption, and
the receiver the mon rapturous applanfe—The
~aiwil Maid was fun* by Mr. Gipson in his ufual
mafierir Manner, and received the merited srpplaafe
doe to his charming vocal powers—Mr. Tartort
perfornted a Concerto on the Flute, with great eclat.
Mr. Herta% prtfided at the Piano Fcrte. The Con.
cert eoecttided at lutlf pail eleven o'clock, and the
Compahy Appeared highly delighted with their eve-
ning's oargrthionsent.
Yelleiday the Mortal Remains of 104111 BARRY'
Erg. 114 much admired and celebrated Painter, wet e
removed in a private manner from the hook of Mr.
Pant, die Uetieriaker, to which place they had been
previoully conveyed" from his late refidence, to the
Great Room of the Society for the encouragement
of Arts Manufactures, and Commerce, in the Adel:
phi, :which was Rued up in a grand, foletnn, and
magnifitent manner. At eight o'clock, the dears
were opened for the admißion of the friends of the
deceisfed, the Members of the Society, and fuch
other pe:Catis as were in roduced by a Member.—
A grid prder was given to exclude all others. On
proceeding up one pair of flair', the great Room of
the Socieft lay on the left hand, at the door of which,
in an anti:room, were Rationed two mutes. There
was a email avenue leading into the mournful apart-
ment, hung with black cloth, with three plated fcon-
ces on cacti fade, holding two wax lights. The great
room was bung round with black cloth, to the height
of twelve feet, but at a cooßderable diflance from
the wall, Similar to the temporary room where the
cnrpfe of the lamented Nazsor lay in the Painted
Hall, in Greenwich College. All round the room
was lighted up with twenty-fax plated (tonnes, each
bearing wax tapers. In the centre a temporary
Rage was erected, about a foot and a half high. ten
feet long.and eight feet wide, covered with black
baize. The coffin, with the feet towards the door,
was placed on the centre of this Rage which was
completely covered with a black velvet pall, with a
white Latin border. On the coffin, the Rate lid was
placed, beautifully ornamented with lofty plumes of
black ostrich feathers. , On each fide flood three
lofty wax lights, in large plated candleflicks, with
another at the head and one at the feet. On each
fide the body was Rationed two undertaker's men, in
deep mourning, with wands in their hands.
Among the numerous per lons of diflindion who
attended, we noticed the Earl of Romney, Earl of
Alias/oat., Sir RoataT PEEL and the Right Hon.
GlOllOll Rosa ; betides feveral eminent Artillb and
tbnir Ladies. It doled at ten o'clock, and opened
again tblittiortang psecifely at eight. No perrins
were admitted without being introduced by a Mem-
ber of the Society. At twelve o'clock the funeral
proceffion moved off in the following older ;

Two Funeral Condudloia.
State Hd of 'where.
• • THE BODY,
Io a Halle and four,
ornamented with plumol of
black Ofkrieb G.aillicrs.
Twelac Mournint Coaches,
=folded by Pager.
so Private Carriages brinrs up the rmr.
The l'utieral Proceel9n pa (fed along the Strand,
Fleet-Steer, &e. to St. Paul's Cathedral, where tl.e
Body was interred is the fame Tattlt and by the fide
of Sir Jahra ReynAtls,

lif:f'!K-LAVE.

. . CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH :4. • ,
To-day the Market is lull almoa without furth:r
arrivals of Wheat, and few fides are made—fecund
and inferior qualities this week are cheaper—
Barley in large quantities, having but few famples
of fine, they fetch rather move than is qta-!ed—ln
Malt and Peas but little variation—Scarce aoy Old
Beans—There are but few frefh Oats come in, and
this article fully leeps its pike—Flour in plenty.

CIIIIIICINCY AS priori :
wheat. 44, 464 68% per qr. Grey Wafer. 314
Roe Ditto, ;o. 731 od Beans, (old-) 0t.....0s
Rye. 355 40c Od Tick Ditto 41.. 48.. 04.
Barley,d443s% od oati, ass a6s. 28s.
Malt, 62, 65. od Poland ditto 250,30.; od
Wbite Peafc, 344 40a od • Rape Seed, 4cl 431 per LIM
nice or TLAVR.
Roe Flour Ws t 4 6;.. Second. 515.t0 604 per fack.

Yeflerday a Court of Common. Council was Mil
at GuildhallL.prefent the LORD MAYO&, S'etiff., fix
;Aldermen, and a confiderable number of Claymo-
nt:6. The Minutes of the lafi Court were read—
Dockets for Leares fealed. •
The LORD MAYOR prefenteti a Letter of Thanks
he had received hum Capt. Sir THOMAS HARDY, for
the Freednne knd Sword voted by the Court, which
was ordered to be entered in the Journals.
A Memorial from the Dean and Chapter of Ito.
atelier, relative to Some preinifes in Brielge•flreer,
was referred to a Committee. •
Mr. WAITHMAII gave notice he should, at the next
COurr, make a motion for carrying into execution
the propofed improvement of Smithfield Market.
Alderman HADLIT, lamenting the death of the •
late Mr. Alderman Ls MESURIIII, who he laid had
fi, ft brought, forward the fubjeft he was about to in-
troduce to the Court, moved that the Sum of tool. be ,'s'
paid nut of the City's call, towards the expence of
building a Proteftant Epifcopal Church in the city of f
Montreal. This was feconded by Mr. SLAMS, in an,
able Speech.
An Amendment was moved of tool. Weed of .. •
lot/ I brit the original motion was fo warmly fop-
ported by Mr. Doe wirogo, Mr. BRICKWOOD, Mr. 4
Bei.s., and others, that it WA, carried in favour of . '
the larger (urn. •
Mr. THOMAS MARRIOTT now brought forward his. • ,
Motion for a Sur of money to be voted in aid of the .
Afyium for the Support and Education of the Deaf
and Dumb Children of the Poor, particularly as the
Society were about to ereß a new building, on ac-
errant of the iacreafed number of its applicatices.—.
.This was fupporsed by the very affefting reprefenta-
rof Major Worm, Deputy BRICIEWOOD, Meths.
x, Deal 4 /0 aD, and other*. The Court were much • •
divided, whether the Sum Should be Soot. sod. or
Col . but its claims were conSidered fo urgent, flit ji*
the Sum deco!. was voted.
A long debate enfired upon a Report from the
Port Committee, in•relatior. to the monies due for ,
the opperfiiion to the London Dock Company, Itc.'
amounting to Soool.
Deputy Gammen seer is a very mailed; wapotase
tended, that although the money ought to be paid, -
neverthelefs, der mete even to: be nansenpanied with • "
a ftefolution to prevent the fame enormous expence •
in future.
This was confidered by the friends of the oScers
as a reflation upon their condad, and was warmly • '
oppoled, bin carried Ns & a dififion I there king -'
for the quettion "'
5 Aldermen Area k 30 CONUIROOCTR
3.4 Common' • •
•
40 Lamb( a Mitlority of to.
Sono afterwards the Court broke up. ,
Ye fferday, in the Court of Chancery, a poor fetal. • a
Maniac, who tired frequently to difturb the Court* • •
Lord Etoott's time, and once aro3ed with a Italia,
made her appearance again, and demanded joiners of
Lord Eassi E. She diared, that Use "odd- bring
officers to urea his Lordfbip, as he had taken away •
her title deeds. Every ittertmt to remove her was in •' ,
vain. His Lordlbip defired the poor woman might /,
be Coffered to remain unmoleilad. After this She was •
quiet, and her paroxyfen did not return. • •
Corsair GARDIN TN ',wrath—At the concluflon of a
the new Comedy of A Hint io ism ift. lag sight. • .
Mr. Favrcarr came forward to aimounce an
voidable change of the Flute of Rqifftw 4r Wind for
that of Love-role Aferk—Mr. Cooxa and Mrs. Hun. ••,' , •
eagles, who were to have performed in the latter t 4
piece, being indifpofed. This apology, however, was
not received in good part by the audience, and that*: •
lkntiment of dillatisfaftion was Co general, and fa
loudly expreffed, that though they would not permit
the Raiding of the Med by others. they railed it them-
felves to the extent of a imp). Mr. Lewis then
came forward, and did his titmoft to allay the vio-
lence of the florin ; but all in vain. Mr. Karst'',
pretence was imperatively demanded ; on which Mr,
POPE CAM; forward, and atter alluring the honfe that
the Manager was abfent from indifpnfition, corrobo-
rated by the molt Serious affertions, the flatements of
Mears. gAWCITT and Lewis, with refpeft to the
aftual illnefs of Mr. COOKS and Mrs. Hu PAPHRIES......
Still, however, the petforinance was not fuffered to
proceed, except in the moll irregular manner, and
Scarce a tingle lenience uttered on the Rage could be
heard iu any par tof the !ionic. At length, amidli a very
general tentiment of difapprobation, the curtain was
dropped.; on which a G. ritleman tpoke aloud front
the boxes on the liibjelt of the ditappoinunents which
of late had been fo Itequently experienced. He was
anfwered by Mr. KNIGHT, the comedian, wit) fpoke
from another box, &clot ing molt ii,lemilly that to his
own knowledge, Mr. Cone, was really indifpofeds '
and that Mr. Musts had, for the lad two days, beta
fo in its to be incapable of leaving his room. The
Gentleman before alluded to Paid a few word, its
reply, but the uproar was Co great that it was impof.
(ibis to hear stay thing further; and though the per-
formance had lung before terminated. the nov•tontentt
continued to occupy the beaches in refentful triumph&
till pall twelve o'clock.
The Moil Coach from Dover to Loddon, was Co
entangled in the drifted (now. on Barham Downs On
Wednelday night, as to be unable to proceed ; it wad
at length txtricated with great womb'e and exertion.
but aid not reach iteirchclier till twelve hours after its
proper time of arriving there—the Mail for Low- .11:
don, having in the mean time been forwarded in
1 a poll thaik from Canterbury.

L; 1

Dr. DUIGENAN, however, perlid
lion, the gallery was cleared for a divi
Boole, after Come further difaMon, di
anct it was agreed to ponpone the ea
the ...n 1 a of April.—Adjourned.,
Naps of the Members vino divided
biofies Motinu relative to Lord E
lats. ntment to a Beat in the Cabins
I. Yttzanth.w. Page
T. *Nita. Rt Hen. J. Prim
t Pcrcl
Wm. . Mare, Lori
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O. ,W. Nallisitl. O. P. •?..•
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• 4 . Re" J. Rohs
!Hai W. ihia Ks: S. as
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De 14•Irro, Lord /I'MWS. •• '
tail
• Dst•-ymgda, &r H. Loarefoo, Lord ' WM'
•Dill on, Hon. IL A. diMerdmint, C. . WWI
nekton, Wm. • Moinwarino,O. E. ;1
VS; C. R. Mortood, W.
NUM'S. W. Maribam, Lord . Trnil
Pleo&Orde, Lord . •Ceors4;
Cl* more Mtartior divided Mt tbs mode a„,
.miiioes Weft.
, . StultaaP4
W *8 1 Team . obece, T.
Thole marked thin • ars Camay Ida
the following is a corfoltsopy of vla
moved by Mr. Srasitote :
tbsfil
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ker L.-ctic. i.,0111. 004te
Ccht.l.lavt*stii
Stock 583
Band% is. so. prem.
• The New Whop of
day, at the Hoof. of
taking his feat regular
the hills Reprefentatit
which the Committee c
four o'clock,fuch a pro
Count Mumma, tin
the loom of Baron D
yentrday with Mr. Se
Downing.areet.
The LORD CRAMCII
poi** WILLIAM MATT
County of Hants, Ge
Chtncery.
The 4th, 234 and
about soo of the 95
*arched into Woodbri,
Tbe tith light drags
a ew days from their
the He of Thanet,
e to be fucceeded by
A Proprietor of Et
obtaining information i
in giving his Votes to 1
Bates, that by the at fe
Earl India Company,
tnember of this Compa
iiireelly, under any col
trade within the limits
tlotherwife than in the j,
4 retpt in the manner, ;
uellridlions grovided b]
lllye Laws of the Comi
the tile of the laid Corm
g oods and merchandia
boys all other perialiie
INa of Parliament, and
the Company in any so
!upon that ground folicil

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Ey • Wain dimpled Ho,
I told my love, with welds What,
To the Lac of the Glen.
motes.
t 0 the Whoa tank fae oak
lisrtha bawale's dimpled ho ;
Dear to mei the bonnie Lane,
Living is Tao rally Olen.
Len* irsil I thy Orem fac glary.
Shall be ay my fsv'rfte theme ;
Far es thy hanks my Highland Lae
Era cosfd:d a amtsal dune.
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new, as Ow mark'd the (pawl's Mu
Upward fpring, wrquivering On,
I Oily dole kale melting kirca
Drag the Laic of the Oka.
0 the taken bask, &c.

What alle t tea. (mid se= be ha 00
la fame feeitirte bowery Mb.
Or Ma? Itref retie, tbe reach
Wr the Leas.' tie G.
0 the bite beak, as.
Bet (bellowed's sew vabieve.
Far free fosse we hewed am.
rn pea target theism& fee grea,
tier the LA. the Oka.
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Peft Oleg, bereso,? A. r.
sgth Feb. tiob. S


LAW /ATE L I.IGBNCE. '
COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH is.
lIIIVIIDIIiiI/111..tiOTIlla A PO'S.
In this cafe Richard Saunders, *demi:Orator of
Samuel Saunders, and John Phillips, wept the plain.
tiff., and John Pope, the defendant.
• The Defendant *as Ile leffOr of cutain premifes,
- the deccated Samuel Saunders, for as
e fum of soul.
and improving
granted, the do.
the Mina. Phil-
' without execut-

out the funs Ili,
time limited.—
, againa Richard
Samuel, to cam•
period within
expired at W.
'.arm following.
to recover be&
circumßances the Bill
• enure came on to
,e Rolls, upon Bill
direSed that the In-
continued until tbi
upon petition
. continue, and the'
permitted to lay oat
the palnifes, and making
be deemed ne-

part of the Plain-
notme to the De-1
out that furn.l
examined,
received no damage
fum honer t and
bad been full
covenant and
under the particu-
relief to the party,
they would bevel
v fulfilled I The
point. where a
relievable in a

caufidered this a cafe of
it refpeeed forfeitures
in fome cafes, notwith-
- made, a Court of
• relief on a for•

contended, that
relief where the
party patent plahstiff.
In fotric Court refokd to
'grant it 'only _ _ there had been
gas negled for a number of years. In this cafe
the party died foots after the expiration of the cove-
nant, leaving only a widow and children, and the
ejedmeot was iffued on the very &ft poffible moment
fuch a proceeding could be had.
Mr. RICHARD,, on the other hand. confidered this
a cafe more extenfive in its confequenees than in its
value. This was a covenant to repair premifes within
a yiven period ; it was not to pay a fum of money to
his landlord, but to lay it out; no put of this futn is
laid out within the limited terms and he had, there-
fore, broken the covenant ; and there was no time or
font the Court cruld fix for compenfation—the party'
had alfo• aligned without licence, and, therefore,
under all the cireumitances, he conceived the Court
could not interfere. Stippofe the houfe had fallen
he Aced, what compenfation the Court could
clued to be made ? When a party was ordered to
make compenfation in money it was another matter.
hut bow was the Court to judge the meafure of corn-
penfation ?
The LORD CHAVCILLOR laid, he was nnder the
necellity of attending a Council, and could not then
finally decide the eaufe. His Lordfhip, however, ob-
(erred, that as this cafe bad been before the Matter
of the Rolls. he was fatisfied his Hohour would not
have decided to continue the injundion, if he had
thought the party could not be relieved in a Court
of Equity. The quellion chiefly depended, whether
this were a captious tile made of this covenant, sand
whether the laying out of the money fooner would be
beneficial or injurious to the landlord? From the,
evidence, which was all on one fide, it appeared,!
that he was benefited by the delay—but it was ins-
poffible to foppofe. that the Plaintiff fhould lay the
money not upon a 'lode which had been forfeited by
law. The only difficulty was, as to what manner the
compeniation was to be afcertained.

! The Soatettoe anfieereef, anthinCente
The
eafy than to refer it to the Mailer to afeertain
that fait.
The Loan Cuancettoa in retiring laid, he fhoold
pole over the pleadings and confider the call, as it
twin his anxious with to preferve the uniformity of
the rules and proceedings of the Court, and would
give his final decifion to-morrow.
. MARCH 13.3•IINDIRS AND •NOTNER V. rote.
This day his Lordfbip prefaced his judgment by
obferving, that he had looked into the f 1 autho-
rities upon the fubjea. and carefully examined the
pleadings, and read the depofitions, and the great
objea appeared to be, the laying out of soot. upon
the premifes in queliion, puifuant to the covenant.
The Leffee died before the time had expired, within
the period in which that fum was to be expended, and
that time was Coffered to elapfe, and no notice was
given by the Leffor, and withoot that notice the
ejeftment was brought. Immediately afterwards no.
ace was given to the Landlord, expreffing a rndinefe
of the party to lay one that fum. It appeared a moil
material feature in this cafe, what the Mailer of the
Rolls did on the fubjea, who was fatisfied the breach
had been made ; he did not difmifs the bill, bat gave
the Plaintiffs an opportunity of going to a Court of
Equity for relief. It was not the part of the Court of
Equity to reftrain any party from his rights; when
a right is veiled in kids by law to do an as whiekho
has aright to do, the Court moil take great care
how it interferes with that'right ; bat when a party
takes advantage of a forfeiture, the Conrt will eater-
fere when there is a clear mode of relief. Throb.
vious intention of a covenant for payment of rent is,
that the party may be able to poffefs himfelf of the
premifes is cafe of failure; but when the rent and
all expences thereon are paid, and he is put in the
fame fitoation as before, the Court of Egon, will in-
terfere, and not turn the tenant out of poreffion.-.-
The cafe molt affimilated to that, his Lordfhip eon-
fidered the cafe before the Court. A party is always
bound to perform a covenant ; and if not performed,
two quelhons mull *rife, that is, to dillinguilk the
jurifdiftios of the Court, whit it Mr a risk to do,
and what it way dot Ina Court of Law, the safe is
left to a fury affified by the Judge, but in this Coon,
a Judge moil do the heft he can to achninifter juftice
between all parties. Then, if it wen the cafe in
widish • Court of Equity could interfere. the next
(melon was, whether it were a cafe where clear
mumpanfation could be made I His Lordatip then
refistlted to feveral cafes open this fubjea, from which
he aelibieed, that the (landing rule of the Court was
to gnat relief where a thing could be done, or cam.
palliating made; bar, be was not literally to take the
pound of Gelb, and where a man could be put is flare
got, the Court might relieve. Aocording to the doe-
Mae of Lord Northington, far whole authority no
perfon had a higher refpeel, if the landlord were not
put in the fame Elate he was before the Wesel; of co-
venant, it would be an arbitrary ezercife of the ;uric-
dietion of the Court; but in cafes where damages
can be meafored. the Court will interfere. From
various cafes upon this fubjea, they did not go the
length of flying the Court wall compelled to do this,
but that it was in the diferstion of the Court to do fo.
His Lordasip fuppufed a man to have got a good
conneaien, sad improved hie bufinefs. and thereby
made the premifes more valuable, and that be had
laid out tool. in repairs, was the landlord to fay—
" you have not laid oat the other pound, and I will
turn you out.". fleeing Matfett' as the landlord of the
pasty, or an arbitrat,r between the parties, his Lord.
map declared. he witted to do that which an barelt
man would do ; and the decree he mould pronounce
mull be beneficial to the landlord, becaufe he, mould
have complete compenfation. If the man were to be
turned out, he mull lofe his trade, his honk, and per.
haps his all. But the evidence of the witaeffes went to
the time fubfequent to bringing the ejeament, when
the tenant could not go on with Isis repairs. His
Lorelihip certainly found that the money had not
been laid out; but the preatifesfoffered nothiag from
the delay, before Michaelmas, 'Soy ; and the land-
lord was the better for the repairs being done futile-
queue to that period. His Lordfhip therefore order.
ed. under all the eireuniftances, that it fhould be re.
(erred to the Mailer to afeertain what compenfation
lbould be given for the dilapidations. from Michael.
mas, 1803, to the time of bringing the Ejedenent,
and from thence to the time of obtaining the Injunc-
tion. Alfa, that the Plaintiffs fhotild pay the coils
of the Ejeament ; and his Lordfhip doubted, but that
they mould pay the coils of the fuit alto. What they
had negleCted to do, was certainly in their own
wrong. and they derived an advantage from having
the sooL for fo long a time in their own hands.
The SOLICITOR G hoped his Lordfhip
would not be of that opinion upon the latter point,
the Plaintiffs having been driven to a Conn of Equity
for relief, after making every fair offer in their power,
and having as:Malty laid out Sol. upon the premifes,
and beenprevented from expending the remainder, by
the as of the Defendant.
The Lotto CNANCILLOR then ordered, that the re-
maining fum of fed. mould be laid out op the pre-
miles within fix months. otherwili the ipjsineion
mould be ditfolved, and the confideratioa of the coils
of the fuit be referred until the Mailer mould make
his report.

IVOR COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Dorroas C mmmmmm

MACH 12.-. ILLICIT TRADING.

An appeal from the owners of the (hip Vriend.
(chap, a neutral, trading under a charter party from
Malaga to Embden, but captured at the mouth of
the exel by a Britifh (hip of war, came on to be
heard this day. The account given by the Mallet
of the veffel to excde his deviation was, that coming
from an infeded port, it was his Intention to have
proceeded to Chrillianfand to perform quatantine,
but his wood and water running (bort, and Laving
learnt that only three days quarantine was required
in the Tezel, he refolved to enter that river, and hay
ing Itaid hit quarantine and obtained neceffaries,
then to have proceeded to his port of deftination.
Sir Jona Nicoxs, in behalf of the captors; conten. '
ded, that the Ihip was entering the I'cxel with a view
to deliver her cargo in an ehemy's port 3 that her
fuel and water were fulEcient ; and that the limy of
going to Chrillianfand to perform quarantine, was
merely a pretext to cover her defign. He added,
that by her papers Ate was bound to Embden, and
that it was not a probable circumftanca that the
lhould fail (o far north as Chrlftianfand, for the par.
pule of doing that which am might have done at the

On Saaday,Mrs. Compfn.vrifeof Mr. Edward Compile. of
Bleanfaate-itteet, and daughter of the late Quarles Hank, Efq,
of Crotched Friars.
Wedllalliay iO, at the bode of Wood Probyn, In Olosteefier,
?Ass *auks. rib& of the ists Gemini Rooks, of list'oeste,lo
Oloweden
Os Thera" easight, at bur bode in Si. Jernes'aginre, the
RW Dowager Lady Bradford.
Lam, at Men, In France, aged 30, Wm. name ChM* Efq.
tide& Is et ftt Gooch, Efq of Istseineas, Lineelabire.
Thrift Wright, at hie aptesqsaits Airder..l.llnealnalel-
Ceased MUD. of the Wandler of Milder.
itt Windier. at dm bugs et Candi Alexaader
0 edtb%lll ileglimmle of Rate
At Mrs.Margeret Ord; fecund dam*. 'Ake bae
RI& Slam Lord Chief Bares Orlin
&Ws? fc'nnight' at the Pears. rime Horton Shield, lisetkurn-
berland, Mrs. John Hunter. Tb ausester of her was. truly
affceling. In the morning the pennant' this tke fervent; wiala the
nit of the family, ould go to obinels.anithallhomMaidillaltaintE
to her Mind caftan. Rey at home, and make the tweed' prsteerm
(lons for dinner. Her own Et* boy Raid with her. aadirhYi Ise
was in the ad of making a padding, M fed down and aspired.
On Therfday fe'nnight after a king i4ds, the Rev. James Pitt,
React of IlAmmileld and Cranks's.
Taefday, at Hansom Berks, Jofeph Cobb, Efq. brother of Mr.
Cobb. banker in Lombard Brett.

HIGH WATP.R. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW
Morning 16 AnitlOtes after 9
Afternoon - ♦7 anima after 9

HAVING dedicated wielt. to the Rudy, and beet.
gratified by doe mat tonAderaik predict la that branch
wb 41 *might wow to Mot, I end that I have Daman nit
;Tot=myallw dais who, b the extenftee Bad Cl the
. an oecatemdly Inuisafed in uncertainty, and =act
avrays atiala that fumes which Is rey omecotrating ti e
latelicaual power to axe dare of 4VT
The diteafes of DUILITY .a ponthWy d• fret for the.
bets; with than a train of mhoo finvmma, and, by a d.
=of all vital energy, asiftenee WW becomes embittered
they axes from die peevallat..e of IR example, thirdefiree
tive habits of feheollaye, re the Mailroom of matuasw. they rt
quire the ma* alidnoue wohdloosi k t but by the 'whatnot.
of uneducated Inca. the firoptomesee ewpsented, mai de coati
nation is &droved.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEOIof SURGEONS
I gamed my pancakes on regularity of education; and poildila,
every privilege to pendia,. I feel myfelf entitled to that confidene•
with wLlch have hitherto been Co Überay honooraL
In the Mit fonfatlons of local vreakners eatly application wit
prevent the calamity of a debilitated Rune ; but where the Cu'
flea teem • con cicanal of the unmanliness of the vice wild
=fed his midetune, Is fearful of the contempt or confuse of bit
family ptyeeten and broods over his badrmity with careful coo.
oedment, k mat be Itidadtce7 for Mm to be aChred not ally Di
capability of treatment, but silo of the mot Inviolable ferny.
And inrerrntVen-radComplaint,itlre bk to prevent pi.
danger or &trete ; In the mat comp claim it is tits acquire
Matt of radiative experience In this line to dud t WC, catals
and tpeoly re.eflabtlikosent.
eder the advantage of dill experience iodate of either fa wh.
are sititted with any bind of DEBILITY, of any fympt-oos o
trithtliallAL iletkeTlON, and in all cafes the terra. of rano
oeradon are Rated on the heft interview.
Patina In tf.' e country are expiated to Melo(' a balk note,
are revelled to (pacify their age and MAMMY of bang
MARTIN aim&
Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., in L004,,0.
246.39, Arundlitilreet, Strand, near Tmple Bar.

NM *di TdotttActt
• bD6Nrit.ouh OltAollll/41.611: itieNtlT 61,
I • HossEJLADiym,
'EIS atdeli and 1"
, Melt !topping the Tooth-Ws; and h' Jos pie pccu's
r
lima; in Conted, with the cleared Nerve, or yl 7,
vesting the Recirrence of that toiruriug Matey ; In that ctal
Tooth eon t Oasis Wend and ornsoteingt threes/it' Lite. It 444%
noteentsie as horning or pernicious CLusfity ; hot What apelleil
to the Na,. c Opaatlon is the fame as a Silences a hieuletr
ydn.,.
by Thomas King, Apothecary, Brod-firm, Pitte*
"di salt by P. Newbery and Sons, No. ey. St Pees Chan da.
ritlseininds In Bonin, price to 9d. and as, 0. tea. IN ty
i 4111 nese are patine. but thee which haws the Wu,44.,
°F. Newbery,No. ey. St Paul's,." engraved In thiStsrop.
Sold ago by their appointment, ay J. Wade, Old Bend•ftrect •'
laces ad Co. earn Allen, tisford•ftreet; J. Ward. Mich*.
rowlielbstn; J. Tibet, Royal lischeage; and W. Ugric, '&6-
IRO Nigloartet.

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PM COUGHB,KOARBBNIISB2B. Rai. ..;
UR. GREENOUGHir LOZENGES' 01TOTAJ
A.V.IL add& cattalo on the form* aid *Oft ARMS se Vhe
leisbe+ted BALSAM et SOLO, ant ands plailitedi sad aloft
*Mal rapar of dis Mad la a Osalbas IleilitiPalis% awe .
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Tltra.tro, sod Eirßusleas ea the Lear. 111=fon nal,•
Borate's of the Break aid audio, pat / of
Brisaill, sad in ARMIN* aid Clathirldoi .".:rieldfyi
slat day the Itssalebs bat Ils,ar.e.irdadat
. Jet u Os grest bar ---'1
aired by havisititeat 1
that R. thirofrard, V
alla others
'Mate ,
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aC4l,Trelboro. ,

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INFALLIBLE
THE PROPRI
A. REMEDY
in a variety at C
root and *Pt*
as add, that It Ms
miens 0112tMentS,
ions eso tolkifb ar
dde kingdoms
Sold Whe alit
the ROM &COMM
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At BOA.
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Stilsiturspk,
Parties sr."

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Or Mr. OM Nab.. re
sodierrmw. bastand r

lift,
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Merlititifiblet
roongll,l9

greet obatillIallo:.
ly utoobeileetilit "IrttlegtallbiliAlldabblista•WiWitialiw
OmC. aid, tr lbat Noir atteest
bels44llllleibr wile aid deoEhowl Wee" NMI%
thous! (flaoitlinwiewhostsilendoWaheltrilfieFtlbetalli
trurn the diets of se ape bat *.'l net lithditt
Rate as I wives theasitor boderttgeller. • •
I was Intik talent sad_ WOW; earlitket erter• your
able, nay lotitlewitie 0011telAto CALM OF GILEAD war
grit attatiottalat to is., la dew ef theM to lborataist• dolt
duke a day, wllidt was geoduellyinastillsi to leer tea Ipsonfolir
tour than a day. I tonotilliellit ard44-07 mesh beim ufr
wend, and to about three *dam to gem; In Ikentaanwr
dal' elk Lim brace tog neriii, • Otatii an appetite, promote
natural rat, and glidually thrigornsi ifholi frame; In • wordi
I rectum! ! and thank GOD TIM tibt had the kalt return Quo.
.1 enjoy better health than sae i did before, quits free from the
i
'arrow (poplars: nt!tabeardows, - Veneta; Wont *Mtn the Cadlal Edna
•of 011esdwirabelawi as *di ea all who threw nth, awilder try
recovery albite Ana if a skate; 'edit tapir labouring wider
ocontomptive- or nervous &toren woult one' rework to this
mad Malleths *a Cordial f oleo tot„,Gilead, I nabs no doubt d
then. deriving the terse boats ; ant for the good of mankind, t.
will It was more pastille knows and retorted, to. • South of die
COnlial Wog alto given to an infant dauglierof wipe Whoa to
towpath's, It had an lottantanaus and WOodahl cleft to /to
coveting ler. I am, Sir, year obliged bumble tenant,
iota. MULLINS.'
Theme tbsy. Mach at. ' • '
add i Lowirh by tar.
Sotto% low
7"sferalpi eglissusLti
%=triiiliewsid and E%
and by eelkwatillo bledielne
DrAdsomon wig he moulted
to him it Mod Hoeft, r

TO THOMAS
DEAR
FEEL it a duty
yon of t►e very groat
from your invihtahle Me
About two years ago -
CHUM, which I traded rather
cafe at length fprearling all o•
to for molt =loan of the
only temporary relief—l we
den, and from being rather
atere Skeleton. The Ulcers ,
deed me a complete Objed,
recovery. When brought t,
Inevitable, but a relation o'
to which your Pills bad
them, which I thought
for two or three months,
dewed the molt

grodually.fubfiding ; I am
and walking out daily t I d
think cautious to take, wi11,.. my n,
It is with the moB heartfelt gratitude that 1 lubfcribe
t
quer Mach obliged humble fervent, Wu. Pt
• .4t
Deanfgate, Miulchefter, July t, :Sot.
P. S. For the public benefit I do not °hieft to the *Mr
publlibed, bit leave you to ad as your own better.judien=
dilate.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tawas IIIaTUD;
Member of tht Royal Coll:ge of Surgeons, Londe., at his Hosk,
No. 9, New Bridge-Rreet. Where, esker a coaftant.refidenct
of more than tbirty4ls years, in a pradice particularly direele to
the Cure of Venereal Complain:a, with that inviolable leave,
which men of bin profeffion &Mid always (Meru, he flatten
himfilf, the advice and alßilanee he gratuitoully adminikars t
perfons t .king this Medicine, will be efteemed, by a diteeming
Public, u an advantage feklor to be obtained, android. of amid.
guity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of
*ek Being at a diftanee, at the Perfumer's, No. 3r. St. Alban 's.
Imet, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, Nu. :C3, Osford.ftreet • Mr.
beetrangh's, tee. 7, FIB Brut Hill; Mr. Steers, Bookfelkr.
Po. 1, Union Row, Citric Tower Hill ; Mr. Winces', Saab. •
Bridge, Fdieburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; N.a &Biota's. Liver •
pool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manehcfter ; and by one Pei fon is every
confiderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, In Boles of only
91 each, fettled up with full and plain &redden+, whereby
Perfons of either Su may Cure thenifelves with hale, Speed, Se
erecy, and fafety.

LONDON: Frinted and pubtithed bi LEVEL RENT (of Cat.
terbury-plaor, Lambeth), at de STAR 07111 OR• No."
r,Carq•
amt. Pub!ll-td alto at the STAs Or tics Templrlis:

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.

let
yestyh hwintrthtos
eteec
nhvetanetafed Samuel f
expend
mue
the
within.the fir& five years, in repairing ax
the prensifes. After the leafe was gre
ceafed mortgaged the pretnifes to the P
lips, for Soot. and Coon after died. wii
leg the deed of mortgage, or hying out
palmed by the covenant. within the tit
111 e Plaintiff, Phillips, 'filed his Bill sip
&enders. as the reprefentative of San
psi hits to execute the deed. The p
•
which this fine was to be ea?!nded, ex,
chattel**, inos. and• in the Hilary Ter
the Defendant brought his ejeament to
the porreffon. Under theft circumflex
wee Ned by the Plaintiffs, and the Mini
be itairekbefore the Mailer of the Rol
nisi Amfwer. whoa his honour direSed
fhpeli Woe. and was contin
isieleeifioe by the. Lord Cheneelior.
alewife ataartringly HIM ea r
=gent tha iejemaits sight coati
,barmileved. by Wa pgraiiim
doeWlbes OF sod. epee the g
returefa
lieth brace coespeotation es height ht
The Sosietrot GPNERAL on the par
tiffs.. Bated. that they had given sou
fendabt that they were ready to lay c
and from the whaeres who bad been
eppeared, that the pantiles had receive
whatever, by not laying out that fun
the question was, whether any damage
timed by the non.perforpance of that c
*ether a Court of Equity could, unde
lad eiscuinfiepees of the cafe, give relief
and Opt them an the !One fituation the]
been in, bad the covenant been duly ft
Learned dinnfel cited rental cafes in r
forfeiture by breach of covc.nant was
Court of Equity.
"The Loan CHANCELLOR cenlidered
great importance, fp far as it refpeeh
ity breach of cotenant ; as, in tome Cl
(landing full emaknfation being mach
Equity might not be able to grant re
feiture.
Mr. Cuttes, on the fame fide, cot
a Court of Equity could always give re
party was in the predicament of the prt
I,n romp cafes, he admitted, the Cot
*mot relief. but it Was only where th

the /108110 A• set WOOF C21...."!_.-
A tho great Weak he ee *ANS Sitioutime Oa only be, fo-
r eaoritmo ouiswireac ass retwetbed to oldster
Hustled, No. to, , le oriole ut du Stal,'
rs an wasatibtee. • ' . .. •
poparid toe OM by R. Ihownird (Shetteilliak
.uelral=l.l7.=, No. 454"1"11.11•Penr). aNCh2;llrgclgegtl"44/..i Beildflief eisTi '1
ir. , Bum arid Ca 176, rod.fttort; & •
elbow, ;ad Wu. Claret. eh, Boreeib:
Price to. std. the-Boa. • •
4 ,
A CERTAIN CURE POR CORNS
smusta GERMAN cc ..14-prilb-rot. " ,
E PROPRIETOR of this. moll s.sc •
EMERY la fo eat* et it. Elleacy; Saving arra
toy of Csfes, sines, U it dow oweradicate the
I hrsadt, TO ISTVAN TPA NORM' And
he it Ina lolloittiy the advaoter of the onto
Olatmetits, Selves, he. ettinany huoineloot allib4e4
teßify, among whom us faros of the Srft
.•
Moo. • NoE.
maid* pad Retail by T.Artell, No. s. Fifth-Ito% ,• .
PA Urbane; sod alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, T
Mr. 11114110.. No. 39, Pt. jaateirereet; Ma.'
PoßAktli Mr. Ward, NO. 324. Haagen; and
No. sps. oatnrd-ftross. . • . • .
101. by )4r. Sus& and Mr. Skerssi idooWeasse •
Bs Hata*. bookfeliee. Nal sigh 4 outwear. ...
weidt. yline'. South . ..
'a and Golliprs..)Ar. Ifaritekit r •
.piai, by Pii" um. pethess.vesi Ws. isms, .
eaeaciu.)4r.MisketiresiOkre.•., 3.
by ma of the Voodiroof Idsdidies Is Itaalmil. •• •
icsiCSOLONNIN.II....„, L.
1"tiltr00 r •
EZTRAORDIN4R7 CUNs
. Job. Malls, Pribetpaftlett at MAC tilftlt, Parlibrir
mass. host sad ask Maschlatsinoiao. oast Dawdle.
1114 . . . ...
ROUGH a relapfe of a fevers nervous riair,;-
10.1hbor, 'SOK I Wes bolts& law a door diallse.
Std bp amelloss profits tweets, nosebags iesi=gB!. eamegrOrtritkitar V Amy; sof was dm* tor :I.
tisessebist tory sack lablob bed ere iplaamposoldsie i
as, War way videallfearime, sactasSilaksai es
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lii.
MIL Matthews, al. 'wand; Omand
Shati ; Baran. ;go, Oxford-Erects
the Pantheon; Butler, et Cheri
i ' • Shaw and Edward*, 66t8t. WI% •
sat rams, lusii-110v, Weiblimitilitilit g •
imbeine Vanden la Utirettltinellese.
.aaninked by letter (pa* paid) intdmilhdl.
year Liverpool, inclofing pfd
PM ef
t_
DMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. ,
3 No. 9, Bildgettreet,
rnCtimbent uporrine, to inf Mr
c and extraordinary Curt I have ad
tedleint—LEAKk's PATENT PM •
; I was &Nacho& with • V so.
rather flightly for fome time, butt
all over my Body, I was °brd ma y
the Faculty, bet their alltibutea
I went through Tarbes Camila of
ther of a corpulent Habit ugly gedgoetiesaa, •
'ken that fpread all over lint* Td-.Mendsp lbjeft, fa that my aired df
:in to this atuation, I c red des
I of mine commenting upon the may
i foccealed, I was induced to try a box • .
. rather relined me, and by perfacraace..
is, and following your Obedient,. I expo.
countable Edmonton from Pain, the Seri
im now, thank Goo, perfeChly rammed
1 doubt not but con mere box, which t
will citablibt my health I, its original bate,