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London, England, 1806-04-22 00:00:00

SEA WATER BATHtNO,

RAMSGA EE, ISLE OF THAiIET.
DYASON, Preprictortiot the Warm Sea Water
J • Baths, molt refpeafully sefilawledges the fupport and no.
commendation his Baths have rehfived for • number of years, and
particularly during the left frafon, and hopes a RIM mutation to
modest the Bathing a benefit as well as pleafurc, wilt i dote to him
a cootinuance admit patronap sad rapport.' and molt relpeetfuily
Informs the Nubility, Gentry, &c 'Gating Ramfgate and its vici-
nity, that his Want Sea Water Baths, with the addition of a Culd
Sea Water Shower Bath, are now kept prepared for their recep-
doe, during the mining Ireton at say hour of the Day from Seven
in the Morning until Ten in the Evening. on the mini terms.—
Particulars at which with ittcumma.Jatory• Ohfcrvations uu lia
ing, to ►e had at the Baths.
Letters, poll paid, of inquiry after the Bathing or Lodging
Hearts, will be 'tartly attended to.
N B. Bath Mule to Let turrahett on reaconable teethe for the
(taloa, with eight aity flog•Kuoro, hawing Room, lac. Zee. •

TAX OX PIG LION.
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WILLIAM 'XS Erg in the Chair. .1
Whoa the following einsiorla were appointed a Conailltanet
WILLIAM TAI PT, South Wales.
tOOSHIJA WALKER, 1 for yakthire.
HN STUROES, j
HO MAS DOTFIELD. for Shropkire.
THOMAS EDING'PON, for Scotland.
JOHN A ADDENSROOKE, for Etaffortlfithe.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, for London.
THOMAS HADLEY, for Birmingham.
Who after taking Into (alma confideratino, on the otie lewd, that
k is the duty of all good futtlede to contribute, vpi*oipwAurum
or rolodance, wank:ft and reafonabie Impolts.destAllded by ate
neceflides of the State. and to give their aid in levyhig.tliptrozad
other
on the head, that it Is the duty of all mr.n, having
means of information upon fidgets in which the katipoid welfare
is mamma, to (ohm(' thdr opinion of the fame to derempata4
withall due dcfereoce; confidering alk, that the Individuasa prekat
at this Meeting, cannot be genefally allfeded by the prnyared TAX
without a confiderable eontequeat Hoek to the National psulpe.
rity, propofed the following Refolutions, which were cuaoimaupy
agreed to :
zit. Refolved, That the making of Native Iron frofs the pre,
is, in the opinion of this meeting, one of the merdtpelm ortant 1611.•
a dores of this country, as tending to render the hider*.
dent of foreign Lippip, for an article of the first needifitg., dam
being a Azure of great and widely diffufed wealth, and thit nurfory
of a m valuable and increafing population.
adly. Refolved, That this Manufaeture, although,gready
proved and fnerraild, within a few years, is yet jay era amasi
far perfeeted. or fa firmly eltablifficd, as to be able to [fear Ma
peopled Tax, which. In the opinion of this meting, mati, hare
the led. f nearly annihilating our export trade y= nem very
materially interfered with, by the Manuiadurers of Inn Warea
abroad, and of greatly diminifiting our home confutoption, and
will, at the fume time, give an advantage to the competition of
Foreign Iron imported, which it does not now ponds.
idly. Refuived, That the propoied Fax will be oppreflive to
the Manufadurer, by the confeguent necefity of an lacreafoofa—
about one third of their prefent capitals, which are to geemmit:
ready inadequate to the molt advantageous purfish of the trade,
and by fidgeting It to the regulations of the Excite, MiiilCOPttet,
in the opinion of this meeting, be fo modified as to punt' qql she,
guate (murky againft fraud, without creating =lmmanent..
which will be opprefilve and ruinous to the trade.
sthly Refolved, That it will be oppreflive to the publie,ivg its
necalfarily advancing the price of articles in their progrefs from the
raw material to their finillud !tate.
( gthly. Medved, That it will be unjuft to (tibiae! Iron to a
I busy and opprtflive Tat, whillt tin,copper,kad, wool, and other
raw materials, the produce of the country, and dhe ppelmajoi
how, timber, and oilier naval Rorer, in our didentaindodaicies.
, will continue to be encouraged by bounties and macadam, althe
; Iron Is the molt nthortant, and Sands moil in itereil 21 protedion.
6th. Refolved, That from the nature of the articles mantes-
' i tured, it will be e•trernely difficult, it not totally iipengwatiaw
form proper regulations for the calculation of the titawfiarhs; and
even if a fuecient drawback cook( he allowed, it gvellfat the fame
time, in a rem ThCillare, defeat tlso marl-aim of the I an.
, yth. Rdolved. That it is unwik and imprudent, beanie Go-
vernment are great cadmium of iron, for the (apply of ordnance
; and naval dorca, the cad of whirl will be much enhanced by the
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Btb RtfoWed, That the Chairman and she aeatiemen deputed
from the country du wait upon the Fird Lord of the Treaftiry,
and the lhancellcr of the Exchequer, with a copy of there Refo-
[ !taints, and requeft them to accept the Thanks of this Menlo/
r for the attention which has been Demo to the reprefaitations af
ready fubmitted to their. and f,,r the readincfs with which they
agreed to poftenne the feeond reading of the Bill.
re. Refolvcd. ',hat there Refnludons be listi•d by the Chair.
man, and pubitihed lu the London and provincial Newfpapers,
WILLIAM GIBBONS Char

Related, That the Marks of this Meiling be siv;;,(7ate
Charoten, for Me movreArird Mamba sod reerti.el oti 'wand di
termer muMmot, lug the beustit W &LA itun trade ID 11:11traL

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PARLIA MEAT/IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APR IL is.
Mr. WYATT attended at the liar,' and Elated to the Hoar that
the preparations for the trial of Lord Vacuum Melville would-be
completed by Saturday next.
Lord HAY (Earl of Kimmel) took the Oaths and his Stott.
In the appeal tt iienderfon er. Ramby and others," Mr. Nolan
we. heard for [fit Appellant, aid Mr Alan, for the Refpondent.
The further conlideratinnlVAS pultponed till to sootraw.
The Royal Aire tit was eiven, I,y Conenn filnee, to the 2r.oacl,- e.. 1.
Loan Bill. the hifh Treefure Bills BM. tie.: eras Militia S, tyke
Bill, the Cape of Good Hope Trade itreulation Rill, the liritith
FiOisrks Eacesantgen,cot MI and feven Private rills.
The CammiSmers teems the Lord Chancellor, Lcrd Walfing-
ham and Lord Mickland.
Mr. WHrEBRE.ADand feveral other Members ef the l leer,*
of Commons brought no a hleffage containiep a further I ift ;.f
Witneffea to be produced an the Trial of Lord Vi ten..., a.l,lvilSe,
and requefthsg that Curb Witneffes might he funimoned ,^ attend
OD the 29th blame
On the motion of Lord fiVALSINGH AM. a menage was or •
der d to be fent to the Houle of Conemoo., con.aiineg a com-
pliance with the above tequeft.
Sir J. T. Duekwortla'a Annuity Bill, and the Treafueer of the
Ordnance's Regulation Bill, were read a third time and pnrac‘i,
and a sac/rage ordered to be fent to the Houle of Commons to ac-
quaint them therewith.
Mr. BAILLIE and fevered other Mensher, or the Haute of
Commons brought up %bells:Mot Paving Bill, which was read a
Srft time.
HOSTILITIFS WITH PRUSSIA•
Lord GRENVILLE prciented the following Me!-
fags from his Mcjeay :
O.R. ..
His Majefty *hicks It proper to acquaint ti's Houle. that
be has found Islinfelf under the neceffity of withdrawieg his Ml-
sifter /men the Court of Berlin. and of adopting provibmwily
meafares of jolt retaliation againft the committee 'and naviga- ,
don of Pruffia. Hit Majefty deeply regrets this casseeon and,
aggravation of calamities. already fo (evenly felt by the nationant
the Continent, whore Independence and pro'perity be has never
ailed to confider as intimately connedked wish nude of his own
people. Bat meafures of dime *senility, deliberately adopted
Weft him, have kit him no alternative. i
In a moment of confidential,Lntercourfe, without even the pm
tenee of any castle of complaint, forcible polrefLon has been takw.
by Ps elan of his Majelly** Etcetera! Dorninions• Deeply as tbb
peat Aided the isiterefts of this kingdom, his Majcfty chola.
amerthalefa, to forbear, on this painful. meanest), all recourse iS.
the tried and a:catenate attachment Of his Britt& fuNeds: Ha
retnooftrated, by amicable nesociatioo, againft the Injury he had
fsftained, and reftce) his claim fur reparation on the moderation d
his modal, on the Mike of his reprefentations, and on the cost
Nile Were: which Pendia herfel( malt ultimately feel, to refill a
POONA ddtroalve of the (moat', of all legitimate poff Him But,
whim, inibend of receiving affurances ebnfornaablo to this Juft ex-
relation, Ida Majefty was informed that the skeennination had
ham taken of if:eluding, by force, the 'effete and the commodi.
tka Otitis kingdom from ports and countries under the lawful
deathdon, or forcible controls' of Podia; his Majefty could no
tenger delay to a.f.t, without negleellog the firilduty which be owes
to hie people t the dignl•y of his crown, and the interefts of his
(oblate, equally forbid his sequiercing in this open and unpro.
yoked aggreilion. He has no doubt of the full fupport of his Par-
Ilunant, in vindicating the honour of the Bridal Flag, and the
frooken of the Britlis Navigation ; and be will look with anxious
apeibeien es tat moment, when a snore dignified and enlight •
mud policy, on the part of Profile, lhaU remove every limped'.
VW* to the mama of peace and friendedp with a Power with
wham his Majdly has no other carafe of difference than that now
monad by tisk Wilk aas. . G. R.
The biefrage having been read.
Lord GRENVILLE moved that it fhonld be
taken into confiders. don ot: Wednefday, and that the
Lords be lomat oned for that day.—Ordered..
His Loedfitip prekoted,by his Majefty's command, certain pa.'
pen refpeding Pru Mat for copies of tome of which, and refer-
ence to others already infected in the Sraa, fee our Report
of the proceedings in the Houle of Commons:
Earl SPENCER prefented fevered Returns relpedUng the Addl.
clonal Force At, which were ordered to be printed.
ADNINISTILATION OT JUSTICE IN SCOTLENO.
Lord GRENVILI.E laid, he teak to give notice on a [Olean, ,
cenfiderable importance to a great number of his Majefty's fidaei
jab, and alfo to that Houle, with refpc,t to a part of its procent.!
Inge. He alluded to the Admiontration of Jullice in Scotland,
with rerpeet to the forms of which. be believed, It was the opt.
Moo of the Bar in that country, and the general opinion, that an
alteration might be made with great advantage to all thofe who
were fultore in the Contra. Far be it from him to fay, that the
fyftem of legal proceedings In Scotland was not one wifely eßa-
bliftied.bot in the loge of time it had become , In fume of Its parts
inferior to the fyftem eitablifhed in England, which had flood
the tell of fo many ages and which 'till retained all its Mabel
hearty and purity. Far be it from him to fay, that the Laws of
Scotland were not adminiftered with the greaten purity. There
was, however, one conederatlon of the ereatelt Importance,
namely, that Janice ought to be fpeedily adminiftered, ntlierwire,
in many cafes, it ceared to be jufllce. Their Loc.ithipa had taken
upon them/dyes to. he a Court of denier refort for all pane of the
United Kingdom, to the execution of which important bulimia
much of their time had been devoted. Nuswithltandine, how-
Mr, an their diligence and attention, the number of appeals from
Scotland, now on the table of the Houle. which were yet mule.
tided, Chewed that they had arrived at that point when they mutt
either declare they could not do juftice to the parties appealing en
their decifion, or take hone vicariate to reduce the number of sp
peals from that ccontry. It was doobtlefr of 'be greaten inipoz-
tance in every cafe that the difpaicis of boGueli mould keep paci
with the bufintle which adlually arofe. He was afraid Ise could
not promife any rneafurc en tit;. fubjrsl In the creole of the pre-
test &Moe, and, though tome might complain of this delay. it
was neverthelcis of the greaten iniponai,:c that fuch a meafitrc
fluedd be carefully digerh.d. and receive every advayarge which
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Andelpidord from the fuggeftione of there who had • tho-
' M. BigaserlWge of the Scottie' Law. The mode he intended to
----'4dMit was, to ISTOTore certain Refolutlons, Lyon which, in the ftl•
Aline Salon, a Bin might be founded; but which, In the mean
, time, might go forth to the rutile, and receive all that cnefiders-
tint' which their importance deferred, and particularly front the
Scottifh Bar, from etio,,S talents many advantageous foucf.
dons might be expeaed. Ills Lortilhip concluded by wiring no. ,
tire. that he mould brlr^' forward foam motioi, on the futjcZt on '
Monday fe'nnight, although he would not pledge himself es to
the particular day, and moved that the Lords be fute.moned for
C.,at day.
The Duke of MONTROSE eepreffed his thardia to the Noble
Lord for having turned his attention to this ful;j, 41, and he was
convinced the Noble Lord would air° have the thanks of the
whole Country, for propofine a mearure, which was fo much
wanted, and to which the Noble Lord was Co able to do juftice.
The Lords were then ordered to be fununoned for Monday
fe'nnight.
1.11 - • INTLICOULSI BETWEEN •...1 ERICA AND TN. WIRT
INDIES.

Lord HOLLAND raid, be had difcovered that thereinto's in-
formality in the Bill. which he intended to prefent this d.y. by
which ha was precluded tram bringing it in. He Would, however,
Rate, that It was a Bill to authorise his Majefty to. theca the Go-
vernors of the Weft India Wands, :rim time to time, to permit
the importation sod expurtation of certain articles, to and from
the Writ Indies In American vac's. If he was enabled to pre-
fect the Bill to morrow, he inreaded to Weft it (Tumid be printed
and read a feeond time on Thurfday. He would not. however,
prefs the latter motion. if any Noble Lord °Nedra' to it.
The Duke of MONTROSE obferved, that the queltion which
the Noble Lord's Bill involved, was one of very great importance
—it **snot • party cueßion, but on. which related entirely to '
our own colonies and our own Shipping. There were pedals who
i:tended to petition the Houk upon this fubjedi ; and from this
eonfideration, added no that of 'the importance of the queltion, he
died the Noble Lord would not object to put WI the fvcond

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