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rmi. - THE CM/Cottle MUTED- Through a miscalculation of the ClamkeUebor ma .1.. v.
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woe, acted, (for the firmstune) a.NewConsedy, oiled •• : s .iitt,,war.. ;...-I„ktai-,a-ea,:,,,e7,1,.. ~_,_ UP.,,__ Coiskr,txt e IrtiriteNAN4 3( z,NGLAND, fraii4l Exchequer, a million mire had bent raidegea4olll. o_4'' ,
THE WIDOW'S ONLY. SON. - ,•' .-,. , . Pre .A i ' '''‘. "te.flfl".. • a "•eroltYllr‘v.errer:.:
• ,-•-. That Mil he received lif ttiele Office it taaff.RlM,` hn 0 thr Baltr lIVDISSi•d• ‘l4l Vie, - he expected: but that was no reason for siteh.diverer ..a ^l'
sion. He ;trolley enforced the.necessity.in our pivot sew
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.or Deface Wednesday thteMialrot bee intent, boa Mei Peters :that a Omirterly General boat of the said Company wi/I be
Ae.sIMMONI,• M. FAWCETT, Mr. a I,
lo.:, w -.....4. IJI. held at their In Leadtehall-street, on "W'ednesslity the 20eh sent state of burthen, and of indefinite warfare.- of- ... .E.
Mr:EMERY• Mr. JONES. --' - r as eta be aSkillb 40- 4141itOillP 04 Candi QC 4 ...04:Ai for the of ;ate seat .at •
,eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for.theepepose making our war receipt...qua= with net war eepetst "1.
mrs.DAYBNPORT, Miss NORTON, btraWilarroll."--.' terries of thiepqatetnetlespirn poripto or torn!ssol!
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declares; opividend fr*M Christmas) bat to Midseasiner next; diture, and deprecated a ileparture from that nyeteab wit ""
To which willbe addetithe- Musied•Paiie-41 Inta c4-'• . '• • Alr Fijian J. tbee - - tib' be' - " heel''
* * . be' oinot• • j„4 ''upon
.. . ~.fitlT, Pal - . . s__ That tho Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock WM he as wlsteful and dangeresso; and particularly pvieredi::scrr?
THE ESCAPES e; . -.Cf .
. . _ . applieetloit to pteollet theltoyal LiGoratoryot Wool' shut on 7.1,,,5day the eith of Jose wit, at two o'clock, awl opened
Or, THE WATXR.CARRIAL :- -kJ ~..1--/ ~ Iviclii kid futelieepartiaillski, kigetibeitaitlitheieinis 'mid con- again on Tuesday the 24th of July following ; the financial measures of the last Ministry, by wlsicblr..c.csr
And that the Divideed Warrants on the said C.orneasy's stna a permanent taxation of lanyillions wasaversoilleous 3 T.lc
pt for the Bull's° be tlll'en of Mr. Bisaussa"s4ttissl 41644' ditiegrof -tho.cosatraet, nnyibilleleftti; at the Tatiereeiteri Olfirie
ee in Princes Plae,,Hattestre.et, from ten tin four. , i, . .
_the.teuntly. It was by attending to economy Go abia-..ati: ~..
la • Pall Mall aforesaid, any day berento. the bouncer ten and due en the Stk July, wat beready to be delivered on Moeda/
the 16th of rilty seat' • WILLIAM R A MSAT, Secretary. broad scale, that the good sense of the British noseioien I.; e
--"irelf ON THE SEA COA ANTED. ,
A R i -.• (One o'CloCks where the Proposals must be: delivered. sealed
I..ct LEMAN and 1115...rap4 wish to take It oluilentioriatt "'tills for Serge;" but no proposal ese be ad- - • _. -_ - __.. • --....., - would be convinced and satisfied; not by thorn 01114 .( 7
A tem of a lataise antkomalt-Figna on the Sea, Coati, as a jawed
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e '2oth instant,' a tinier o'ci-tiek at noon -13.171ZWEENTART PICOCEICANO sive and detestable theories which .were addressed NO -•
„,zn.,.. residence for such a period asonay be agreed on. The . * ' - '• • .. •I :: ... ..*
. . the public mind,
co-- rebaccommodation neat, and sufficient for a small family. of the same der. i titeltitee-will any be botieed. carless the - _ . -. . • .•„
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1401,,, and . The Earl of HARROWIIY entered into sitarist, • • -
and or Farm attached, to contain about 100 Acres.- party making it, or an agent irehisbelself. shall atteed..--By Or- _ .. - HOUSE OF. LORDS, JUNE S.
. of a nments, to spew that the financial measumeof
.11'e1y,,,,L,' Hampshire, or Yorkshhe, would be preferred.
..4,11. ta 'jig Board_ R, 11. CREW, Seemlier". Sir Vicar, Gibbs was hoard on the Banbury Peerage ease, the st. rg
further proceedings hi withal were deferred.
"Ls-1,,0 lime Nee, W.S. Edinburgh, and mention the Tithes,. - -17. • 1' .inisrers were perfectly safe and reedered aeceptir,
'qv! -- and other burdens to be paid by the tenants.
yv0..................._. To thb 'CH:AIRMAN- mid Diakerons of the - PORTS. Lord KEITH proseitted a petition front Scotlabd, against the -by the circumstances of the times, which proved the
1 growing increase of our trade and prosperity.
sal' FRIDAY THE LOTTERY DRAWS. MOUTH end Feiti/LJN9IO/4 WrikaiteWealtieta, Scots Corn DiaMation Bill.
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The Earl of LAUDERDALE repEed to the Earl
Lord PONSONBY presented a petition frobethe Catholic. of
-EVON.bege to remind his Friends and the Public, •'. - Sitr_Ls.me.N.t...
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j'a rso heelisantemetblii .LO-TTERY One Ticket may geln ' . Fe my arrivat Isere x -ammo- the eecavation of of Hanowby, and contended; the application of
ipvaidicif £500,000i an& shwa in proportion.; tarijk ete. ! • tbe upper- Reeervar aoletVitad, oat the foundation or Mr. retoick, Mr. Wharton, and others, brought up tbe
• a:1 ,49014,00 e len Loam Bill, the Scots Lowland Sugar Distillery .any part of the Consolidated Fugal surplus to od,er
„nth may prodeee 8,000 Guineas. - .. ..t '4 ,ssri:l,. . -the Engine-house and Pump-well at their full depth, in a solid
Resu tem Bill,and *event others from the Commons. . . purposes, was contrary to the faith pledged to the
N.;,. 2, Coe NIMLL, near the Mansion-House, is thektilketOffice Chalk Rock, which will require no piling for the security of the
when f ewe is distributing her Favours to her Votaries., • building : and as Mr. Bnck has provided materials, which are ee . " CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. public Creditor. .
Lord ERSKINE stated that it was hit intention to Mandel:4 s
--lil'..TON' has to boast el selling the Grand Packet, width pro. , tmW upon the spot, and the Contractor for the execution of the The Earl of LIVERPOOL defended the financial
Brick Work is now here with his Men, the Building of the En. Bill to their Lordship., in which he hoped to avoid what was con.
(Weed X 24,765, in last April Lottery.system of Ministers, displayed in strong colours the
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prosperous state of the country, admitted the nem-
BRANSCOMB and CO. with their usual Great meat is to be apprehended from the *calker at this Mason, this In this Bill it was his object to render those offences punishable,
. ~ . Success, Sold in • part of the work will be carried on with great dispatch, so as to which were not so at present under the Black Act, which had city of every practical species of economy, anksbewel
that little was to be expected from the pitiful descrip-
last Lottery ID 78 Shares in the preceding Lottery be soon ready for the reception of the Steam-Engine, which is reference only to the animal as the property of its owner : but at
a:0.8,734 •... .1.. £20,000 N0..2, 618 .. ... 4.40,000 now at London omits wily from Messrs. Boulton and Watt. the same time to provide that such cruelty must be malicious.- titer of savings that was now so much recottfimeneled
6,1 5,000 . 383 ... ... 1,000 A considerable part of the Iron main has been already landed The present Session being so far advanced, be should take au
4, a ••• •-• by some persons.
sof £5OO each, ... 2,500 3of 4500 each ..• 1,500 \it Portsmouth, and it noW laying dawn on the road thence to early opportunity, in the ensuing Session, to bring it beferboheir
The Marquis of LA.NSDOWNE observed, the t .
&in/ !tares of almost every Capital therein; and In Last Year Ferongton, .., . . _ Lordships. "• ' '
.
111. Six'of X 20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of - ... The Water has bete drained from the loiter Reservoirs for the COUNTESS OF FILMIROKes NeetriteetztertettillittleV nothing could be more necessary-than to avoid even
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. . re 250,000; ' pUrpose of deepening them, and the snaking of the Culverts (from The Countess of Pembroke was .introdimed into tlet body or the imputation of a breach of faith with the publje
Betides the First £30,000, the Last £es,ooo,and °Nes' 440,000 them to the Engine Well). Which is now on hand, and proceed- the House ; and at the table, ass Peeneesi took the sesta iter,e,. creditor. He would not say that the bill which. was -
ever Shared ; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all ing very satisfactorily. .
_, ' sary tuber naturalization. (Her Ladyship is daughter of Count ,
precedent; are now selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW As the fait trial which was made for ascertaining the quantity Woronsoff, lately Ambassador here frent itustia.) now proposed to be committed went quite safer, be:
1.0 FIERY, to be Drawn Bth JUNE, in which there are Four . of Water which your SOUNDS produce was in the Winter season, MESSAGE mist TIIZ COMStoNS. it was undeniable that his security was diminiebed by
Extra Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to and being anxious to ascertain the quantity afforded by them at The Hon. mr.Wortt,ite. appeared at tbebar, ft otisthe House it. He was sorry to find that the bill violated.lhe tw.)
aTicket £lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteenth, upwardeof "OM this time, I have, with the assistance of Mr. Buck, very carefully of Commons, requesting the attendance of certain Noble Lords, great principles upon which he, and the adMinistra-
BRANSCoNn and Co. again guard the Public against the measured their produce, and found no diminution In the quantity Members of that House, oa the Committee of the House of tiotl of which he made a part, relied for our rising su-
DeceptiOn. set forta of their Firm and Claims of the hide of the yielded, which k more than doubly esfifetort for rtwoupp.,be of the Commons, touching the Dame of certain ogres. with reference -
petoor to the difficulties that surrounded us, namely.
Ere and liost of Eitra Grand Prizes so given ; the FACT is, Towns of Portineria and feriae with the Sh,..murg.
„, to the recent Resolutions ortke House of Commons on that sub-
very tisteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurees each As your wpfer Reservoir will always be -k
"In full, l'a? will jeer. Among the names Of thb Noble Peers are these of the Earl a steady adherence to the system of war taxation, *a
received 21,347. 16s: 3d. at their Qld and Only Oases, in .Lott- constantly be ready to give a supply of Water to the Shipping to of Norwich, (Duke of Gordon,) Lord Graham, (Duke of Moe- raising a great pan of the supplies within the year,
to, viz: the greatest extent which may ever be required upon an caner- trose,) the Earl of Westineath,ll.ord Wanton Melville, and the and the strict and undeviating application of the sink-
No. 87,Cini mute; No. 38, HAYMARKET ; NitsIII,I4OLSOR II ; genes, for fitting out fleets. Earl of Buckingliarnship. ing fund. His Lordship drew a strong contrast be-
and No. 269, Si' RAND. ... From-the bature of the arretigemente aside for carrying on the The LORD CHAMELLOR said, that the Lords would re-
nt; will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which gnu Work, as soon ap the Engine is erected, the supply of the who;c turn an answer by M re of their own. tween the financial plan which he had the honour taf
absolutely Shared and Sold to the Public as above. ,%, of the district may commence, tiefore the upper and lower Re. 'she Nabob of Arcot's Commissioners Bill wmpostponed until proposing three years ago in the other House, an I
:,_ . . servoirs are all completed; "and from the good quality of your Thursday.
• Lately published, •
is: .v ester, you will have no danger to apprehend from any compel!- . that pursued by the present Administration. Thoogh
&lentil printed in two small Volumes, price fts. in boards. lien. - - I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, SAFETY OF TILE NAVY. he had strong objections to the Bill, he would not ai.
THE THEORY OF DREAMS; in Vitictillat . Your very humbleservant, servant, Earl STANHOPE rose to submit a motion to
vide the House on it. The bill 'was then committed.
lageiry is made into the Powers and Faculties of the Hu- , Muc
: RALPH WALKER, Engineer. their Lordships, which be thought related to a sub- •
h discussion took place respecting the amount
man Miud, as they are illustrated in the most remarkable Dreams Parlington, May 25th, 1810. jeet of more importance than any set of motions that of the unappropriated surplus of the Stamp Duties,
recorded in Sacred and Profane History. had been before them for a very considerable time in 1808. Lords Grey, Lauderdale, attd Rosslyn, con-
Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62. St. Paul's Church- STAMFORD JUNCTION NAVIGATION.
tended, that from the papers on the table, it amounted
as it related to that on which the very existence
end; sold 31i0 by J. Hatchard, No. ISO, Piccadilly. AT a Meeting of the COMMITTEE for conduct- Past,
only to COO,OOO, and consequently left a deficiency
of the nation depended, the British Navy. He had
FOIL THE USE OF SCHOOLS. -I- a- ing the Affairs of the intended STAMFOI6I) JUNCTION
of £269,000, to be provided for, to defray the charges
lust published, the Eighth Edition, price 2s. 6d. NAVIGATION (under the powers and authorities vested in the some years ago called their attention to this subject,
Committee by the Gen sal of the Sth day of September on which he should now speak plainly, AS a man of of the present loan-while Lords Liverpool and Har-
TITE ELEMENTS of LATIN GRAMMAR ;
last), held at the Swan and 1 elbot Inn, in Stamford, on 1 hursday
rowby maintained, that it exceeded £1,020,000.
1 with Notes, for the use ollthose, who have made iota* pro- 0 science would speak, end not like those who barn-
she 31st day of May, 1810,
tress in the Language. GEORGE GOUGER, Esq. in the Chair. boozled people with mysteries, and involved every The bill was reported without amendments, and
By RICHARD VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. thing in hard words and terms from the schools. He ' •
oodatod to be read the third time.--Adjofirned.
Seale Messrs. Law, Longman and Co. J.Richardson, 1 Lecke .The Committee having taken into consideration the Advertise-
ments of Colonel Noel and Mr. faddy, appointing a General would make every Noble Peer understand him. His . .. , .
ington and Co. Lunn, Dulau, dm. .-.-
Meeting of the Subscribers to this Concern, at the City of Lon- Lordship then adverted to the experiments tried some .-.
Where may be had, by the sante, 1 .• • ••• HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The ELEMENTS Of GREEK GRAMMAR; with Notes for the don 'Tavern, Bishopigate-street, London, on Fridayi the _7th day •
back off the French coaet, and since then in Mr. BA.THURST brought up the Report of the Committee.
of April last, and. the Resolutions and Proceedings of the
last- years
tet consider on the mode of introducing Private BUIL Several
WE of time who have made sonic progress in the Language.
mentioned Meeting, and the Report of the Members of this America, by a Mr. Fulton, for the ascertaining of a
Seco:id Union, rice es. in boards. Resolutions were agreed to, and ordered to be made into stand-
Committee, deputed to attend the same, and a letter from Co. mischievous and horrid mode of destroying vessels of
intreen SzNTENTIARUM et HIsToRIARUM, ad us um u um ti ing Or
rum amiumadatus. Ninth Edition, price 2s. tic. lona Noel to Mr. Thompson, the solicitor, dated the 15th of May any size while floating in the water. He went
ti Admiral HARVEY brought in the British Fishery Protection
PRINCIFIA OF F ICIORU NI, HISTO RIM et GEOGRAPHIES, OE Ci- instant, a Laterfrotteß Mr. Oddy to Colonel Noel, dated the same through the history of these terrible inventions, which Bill.-Read a first, and ordlred to be read a second time HA
:crone, Knio, Justine, Curti°, Mela et 'l' acito excerpts. Second day, and °sing , Resolutions .of certain Subscribers to this Con-
d Tavern d Which Thursday.
Mr. BYNG presented a Petition against the Shadwelr roar
Edition, p: ice as. tic. cern entered into at the City of Lon on on chat ay and operated either by a line thrown into the water,
and an Order of die same date
signed J. Jepson Oddy, Chairmar.,
Yoe: tea I. CHRONOLOGY of Ancient and English History, with
to Messrs. Jackson and Johnson, the Treasurers to this Concern, to cling to the vessel, upon which the destructive ex-
Notes. Fifth Edition, price 2s. On his presenting a Petition against the Commercial Docks 818.
1. ATIN DIA 'mei: ra, collected from the purest Roman Writers, signed J. Jepson Oddy, Ge. orge Watts, Nathaniel Jarman, W. plosion of gunpowder took place, which absolutely The SPEAKER observed on the length. of time the kill has
Fleygate, and John Jos. Stocktiale, and a Case with the opinion
been pending in the House, and the irregularity or petitioning -
vial Tablet of Coins. 'Third Edition, price 21. would cut any vessel in two (the proof of which had
against it, in so advanced a period : unites the Honourable filp n-
Third
New 1.., pis VOCABULARY, adapted to the best Grammars. of the Attorney-General, thereupon being read;
been made some years back in Walmer ; or
Third Edition, price is. 61. And this Committee having hitherto diligently applied them- Roads)
FIRS,' Lxract S ES, to be turned into Latin, with Familiar Ex- selves to the discharge of the trust reposed in them, as well in re- by the immersion of a machine with a trigger, which presented sooner, it would be incumbent on the House not toOlo• •
eat-lido:is. Second Edition, price ls. lid. spect to promoting the general welfare of the Country as the when pulled, answered the same purpose ; or by crive it. !:r.•
.Of the same Booksellers, may be had, interests of the Subscribers ; and regretting, from throwing an anxiety for an engine for the same purpose on a vessel. Mr. BYNG said, that the Petition prayed merely for a ese. .
El 1:r:A NT' EE LATINS; or Rules and Exercises illustrative of the prosperity of the undertaking, that the conciliatory propesah
I.MThis erson was.invited over here, and his Lordshi pirate clause in the Bill. This
iik
flegant I anti style. Second Edition, price 3s. 6d. of this Committee to the Gentlemen appointed at the said Meet- p p A few words followed from Sir J. GRAHAM
witl and the i Sir C. Pate
LLEN TS of MYTHOLOGY ;Ur an, pay and concise History ins of the 27th April to assume the managetnont of this concern had seen an engagement' between him, Mr. Pitt, and and sir T. 'rearms, when the Petition was sdrawn,
of the Pagan Deities, price.2s. "'have not received their approbation : Lo Melville, signed by them, agreeing in certain 1W ordered to be read a third time tomorrow,
F.pisTotie M. T, Cielaoms, eteileili4 in ut mem Scholaru Resolved, That the Subscribers to this undertaking havlnisub- evens to give him 1.30,000, and so on. to an im- The Amendment of the Lords to the Get Light Bill wastaken
.3eemd Edition, price 2s. .' 'scribed under the terms and conditions prescribed at a General mense •amount. After the failure of a trial at Bou- auto consideration and agreed to. •
' " Meeting, held at the George and Angel Inn, St amferd, on Thurs. . .
FURNEIVRE DRAWINYid. lOgne, his claim was referred to certain scientific um- Navigation Rill was taken into further consideratioa. The ' '
. day the nth day of September last, are legally and equitably bound
This day was published, Aires, who awarded him £15,00Q, since that, lie had, Amendments were agreed to, and ordered to be engrossed..
by. the terms and conditions contained in the Resolutions of that
ilegantly engraved in Aquatint; on 158 Plates, Royal Quarto,
p: ice in boards Se. 14s. 6d. and elegantly coloured 5t.1.175. 61 Meeting ; and that no majority of such Subscribers, however con- made his experiments in America, where both Jeffer- Mr. FOSTER presented the account of the first fruits of Ire. s•
,the right ofAltering the . • • T ' land since the Unien, and the statements of the T •
son and Madison were present and had been voted Trustees of time is
A COLLECTION of DgslGNs for HOUSE- vened, can justly. assume to themselves
term and conditions of their subscription; ;err the right of dicta- - • ' •same --•Ordered to be printed. •
Mr. BANKES postponed till this day the adjourned debate a* •
I- -1- HOLD FURNITURE and INTElildlk DECORATION, tiug the goal cations which shall enable ifi • interested ' personsin 5000 dollars. His Lordship was led, at the present
in the molt approved and elegant 'Taste, With Vavloifs Deanne this concern; as Substribers, to share In the controul of this con- moment particularly, to this motion by a pamphlet he rho Irish Pension List.
fur Rooms, Geometrical and in Perspecdve,-ahewing the Dews- ; and the right of therebi eicluding the holders of a smaller had just received from America, containing the par- The Foreign Timber Bill went through a Conunitteeo.-To be
ti,,ui, Adjustment of the Furniture, &c. also Some general Pia- number of shares front any controul over the management of ticulars, with plates, illustrative of the nature and reported to-day.
rite Assessed Taxes Bill went through a Committee.-To be
servations and a Description of each Plate. their own•property, which the holders of a greater number of
By OEOAGE SMITH, sberes.are equitably entitled to exercise. effects of the invention. lie then entered into a very -
• reported to-morrow.
'Upholder Extraordinary tO hisßoTal Higlinessthe Primed Wiles. - R
'1 d ' appointed .d scientific discussion and exposition of the theory r,f FOSTER, the bill for granting .€216,069 •-sES.O re 'That the Bankers and Treasurers at the said On the motion of Mr.
benodrailansedd Fiffstomierylßsremill, uanrldbitlltbe ti,waol; ::
Published by I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59,
read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.
Iligh Holborn. Meeting of the sth day of September last, and employed by this fluids, and the principles on which the machine acted, for the service of IrtehheuNde,
wtofo
Committee to receive . subscri tions for this undertaking, are ac- and stated that there were means in our power to
Ile 'third and last Part, containing 58 Plates and the Descrip.
ePthe by them received in :h its dreadfuleffects, ofwhich he • The Wool Bill,
thr.,, &c. may be had separately, price IL its. 6d. plain, and constable to this Coeimotee or sums - head Harbour Bill, were read a third Note, and passed.
4.'2•• 12s. Q. coloured. . name of this Committee on that account : and that the Members ted out. There was also another and more ingeni- The rarious Bills for imposing additional taxes in Ireland
'lle first anti Second Parts may also be bail mparattly to come of this Cemmittee are accountable for the faithful
.application of the
ous invention fey a more difficult object, namely, the through Committees. To report to-morrow. wee
Ild'e Sets. sums so received, according to the spirit and meaning of the resole-
Sir J. NEWPORT postponed his intended motion for the fur.
' - k - dans of the said Meeting of the Sth day of September last ; and cutting of the cables of blockading vessels, when MARINE PA y-oFFicE.
AR ciffitei.lNE. are answerable 'for any loss which shall happen from their lying off a lee shore ; what he wanted to know, was
H
This day was published, corrected to February 1810. own palpaide negligence or wilful mismanagement : and that this-as the subject bad been looked 4sn already as so Chercoilskleration of the Marine Pay-Office Bill, to the next Set.
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Price Si. 6d. sewed, those gentlemen, who were appointed at a meeting, called " a important by great men, and by men of science, what
.years bad nut been made up, the House, by a too hasty consider.
skm. e observed that although the accounts of the last two
TAYLOR'S BUILDER'S PRICE BOOK, new general Meeting ef the - Subkribers to the intended Stamford
L arranged, containing a
Correa less of the Prices allowed • Jenetion Navigation, held at the City of London Tavern, on had been done by Government in the way of provid- aeon, might involve the character of several respectable indiTid.,.
its : arm this ground hewiAlo to defer his proposition.
'.} the most eminent Surveyors in London, to the several ./artift- Fridal the web•daY of And last:* to draw upon such Bookers ing a remedy, and to what extent? For the purpote
c,,,s concerned in Building, with the lournerneins' Prices aillaed oe:Treasurers for monies to defray expenses on account of this of ascertaining this, he had framed a motion, which . Colonel FDEEMANTLE, returns of the amount
sury, Teem ordered to be laid before the Ho; •
to each Article. To which are added a variety of Important , consern,..hale no right to draw epee such Bankers or Treasurers, .
he read, desiring an account of the measures taken. of sums arising front the Droits of Admiralty now in the 'Tres-
• On t motion of
to notice,
Memorandums and Tables, useful to every person. concerned In r curt of any monks etiofdln their hands on aceonnt "of this Corn- se.
.3i .41i..it . to counteract the effects of these submarine carcases
Bu'Llielt. Estimating, or Valuing, now first selected and nom- talltes%• ' • rem. lc EXPEeDeTURE.
. Sir THOMAS TURTON, according
po,ed for this Work.-By an EMINENT SURVEYOR.
.Itesolved, That after it complete survey of the different lines and explosions, and of:the torpedo triggers, &c. etc.
Printed for L Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, ' orteolagetion proposed by this Committee under the directions The question was then put, when his Lordship moved that there should be laid here fte before a r ore th
HiltilHolhnm.-Where may be had, lately published, Ville said Meeting bf the sth day of September last, shall be laid
moved fora division, on which the numbers were-
Expenditure
1. BUSBY'S Designs for' Villas and Country Houms, on 14 before this Committee by Mr. Telford and Mr. Fulton, and an House an account of the Public of the
Plates, Oro. £l. ss. hoards. estimate of the probable expenoes of carrying the same into exe- Majorit a inst the Nen-contents 25-Contents 8--• yga preceding year, previous to the 10th of I''ebttfalry, and
2. BUSBY'S Designs for modern Embellishment: for Folding cutign, with Ike calculations of probable advantages to the Sub- Motion 1.7. s to the voting supplies for the ensuing year.
Doors, Chimney-Pieces, Varandas, Bcc. 25 plates, 4to. coloured, ketortusballbe laid before the Comment by Mr. 'Telford, the Upon being re-admitted into the House, we found Mr. FORSTER and Mr. ROSE o d
,Cl. Ids. Gd. same shall without delay be laid before the Subscribers,. together T „ ,
Viscoun S h' 1 d r • li• • t 'mourn on is egs, e ivering Is tion, on the grounds of its impracticability.
ppose the nip-
?, Amite' Designs for Villas and other rural Buildings, SI with an account of the wholeproceedings of this Committee, and '
plates, 4to. :el. I Is. 6d. • a declaration of the line of conduct which the,' Committee in fu- sentiments generally on matters of finance on the 2d , Mr. PETER MOORE supported the motion, and
n,
4. ldcamies Designs for Cottages and rural Dwellings, 20 tore mean to piratic, in order that the Sulvieribers May have a Surplus Appropriation Bill reading of the Stamp - . said that if this measure had been before put into it.
plates, large Ito. £l. 71. fair opportunity of eapressingtheirapnrobetion of the past conduct His Lordship at considerable length went into a re- feet, there would have been since the '
5. Pococes Designs for rustic Cottages, picturesque Neel- of the Committee, and of expressjng doer emus sox or ice roe.
view,. with many details, of the manner in which cif- the Public of 100 millions. war a minas to
lino and Villas, 33 plates, 4to. XI. Its. 6d. sons for chair dissent from, the measures which tip pommutitee
6. Lenna's Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, &c. se shall propose In future to pursue. • ferent Administrations had acted with respect to the The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER •
plates, 1.0. Xl. I Is. 6d. Resolved, Ithaelleeidowe Resolwinos tteelenetebttho Chair- War Taxes, and particularly the Surplus Produce . said, that the accounts were at present made up against
•ethestamford Mitre andDralisrd's the 7. Luoaa's Designs for Farm Houses, Farm Yards, Dairies, man, amlalvatisea Minn _ errConsolidated Fund. He censured the present mra- the earliest possible period, he thouhat thelfon.
cottwi, &c. 21 plates, 4to. :EL Ss StantfOril N!rosAP6II 44.1?9!ne1!! the'OrkEiPar LcadPn Parrs. sure, land that of the last year, 'by which money was Bit onet's object could not be put in petite.
IL LAIN te.l Hints for Dwellings, Cnttagna,Villas,ate.34 plates, mows, Jacksois arp4 Joh,flo". /WI ii, this Meetitgra that in takeni from the .Consolidated Fund Sutpins to digs- Sir THOMAS TURTON 4to. Cl. 56. . eenfiirmity with a xeseintion Of tilta C.Ontroittee, of the ad day of called fost:a deeisioes.:. '"
charile the in -se debt Alestal I) •
tereSt • • 11
9. Ton's Plans of Hot licuses, Wean Owens coaksgyataise.. ..April lost, that hi* pustUit,ed erSa3Oo Etehe_quer 'Bills . for the y Loaas ; and There appeared, for the motion 2S-aaineSea-.
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ice. to elates, folio, coloured, iCif. 121. 611-.' . benefit optese (Unseen." •. t ' GEORGE 40IMERe CLirman. sallMill- Pelliall3Vadlyet ..81101'hill-isfPlicaliast -81"110212 Majority:spins; the motion sb. Vim, ow. '
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