The Statesman.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

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No. 1.!..)8.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
KENNINGTON-LANE. mar CARLInE cnetrzt.
SURRY,
Within Twenty Itinutes Walt ,f the those Bridge.
TO LET,
A FIRST FLOOR, Furnished tst 'Unfurnished)
to A SINGLE LADY. or GENTLEMAN. con-
sisting of a large Sitting Room tad last-shaniber. The
situation is airy and innotortabie.
Fartkulars may be 'minion. by. applying et Ur. Sin%
Brandy-taerclunt, 96, Borough, High-streeti or at a'!,
I:Lewiston-lane.

SKEWERY, AND E WINE AND
WIGHT. SPIILLT TRADE.
IsL OF
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
O. SATURDAY, the on day of AMON pent. at the Bede
NCVlpUff, at Eleven °TWA pllaisely, by Ober
of the Assignees of John Begone, • isitiktupt,
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ea tin
vale. weal o
attachets
Spirit Owe. a
pailic Houses
and ttt i t igtoa,
Spirits.
Particulars may be bad, laY application is Messrs. Clarke
and Sewell, Newport ; Mr. Steam. Newport; Mews.
wripin and Bovill, 3*. Chancery-lane, London ; Mr.
Annecy, Took's-court, t.ursitor street ; at the Bugle. New-
port ; the Slue Post>, portunouth ; the Blue South
Gos-
port th: Angel, Ly.nington ; the Dolphins, Southamp-
ton ; and the iseorge,'Wiudsester.

TLIE V. WILLIAM% PATENT
ANTIBI PILLS.
rr'HE exclusive Sale of this valuable Medicine
.1 being tow vested solely in the Rev. WM. BARCLAY
awl those appointed by him, the further SAleof the PILLS
▪ Gaisemucnve, entirely discontinued at the ELlboratory,
Na. 35, Bedtord-street, Covent-Garden, and is now establish-
ad at the Rev. William° Barclay's Warehouse, Leicester-
Aware ; where the public may be assured of hiving them in
sisal pure and genuine state. Mr. Richard Butler, No. 4,
Cbespside, beingappoisited oils Wholesale Agent, all whole-
NI: orders, bosh in Town and Country, are requested us be
addressed to him, who will make the Tride the usual allow-
ance. Nape are genuine but those having a Black Stamp,
with the same, " The Rer. W. Barclay." engraved
derrea."
T. A. PHIPPS. late Agent to the Proprietors,
Bedford-street, Covent:f,arden.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
June se, ISA.
THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUAL.
'AL WIG MIS MAJESTY'. NAVY a her* iK A'etiee,
' did so. TUESDAY. the a tflttiteether arts, they red Se me*
Qt' ender Tendert Ix seritirtg (seaed al) aid treat jee the 44-
'OW
FRESH BEEF,
SEA FROVISIONSoind WINE,
thane itatsteled fee the me IMs ,liejesor't Skips eel Vessels at
Liam, far the spare of 71reillfte Meet& serials, eel /tether seal
Six hkeths *erten shall ie given.
T. it paid fee ife 3111,, 'wear smith Litres, Dies
Ow Jae.

The Cooditkos or the Contra& may be wit at the Secre-
tary's Office, at this Ma; or by applying to his SA-
am& Majesty's Consul, at Lisbon.
Tsaa► is 'raid s/• hi• aka
- that Are as it elitootif
*ski Teals', wind
raatorsase

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Judy
PTV E COMMISSIONERS f4m. VICTUAL.
'IL LING HIS MA lESTY's NAVY ie her* give
NOW, JLI av FRIDAY, tk *sib iastaat. they will le
reg. at ready* Traders is writing, stela •h ad treat jet
Two Hundeed sad Fifty Tons of Genuine OATMEAL.
Tii Se iiathertd. Ow Named Tweet hue Sir Majeetys
Stara at Derferd ; Orr Ifindred Two isle awe at PlyseesaS ; art
MO Taws lin that at Peetieseatb ; gar Ball hi Gas MT'S, 44
tie ether Hatf iw Ow Abash after.
T. Sr pallier y Bills, harahis, with laierwt, Awry Dim

an" Dam. •
The CwidEtietu rj tirOdlidlpeolpr Nett at hit Sieretity's
Dsev

"No regard' will be had to any Tender in which the prig*
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Boanl Whine one o'clock on the said Fri-
day, the esth instant, nor unless the Person who makes the
Tender, or some tenon en his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE.
July 17. 111.6.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL.
LING HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY. de lea* give
testier, thee se TUESDAY. she NA itUltW. Mr. Rums,
their 4,gent at reetasserth, will he trerb, le receive Tester. is
writing( waled •pj, aid treat for sash estextisiesqf
KIM-dried PEASE as the Names thesis nay dial
proper to otter.
Ti it delivered hese the Fiesallist Sterne a twat Pars, is Ile
sieve slaw Meath/rem tie Date 4/ the &etre&
To he paid fee iy LU/i', invade, with home, NU* Dips
after Dem.
The Cask4tiests 4. the Ca straa *s, he ,e at the (Pe If the
*no aftresetet.
Ne rrgerd trill he Li ft any Tastier is sekkh the prier shall
eel he inserted is wee& es lase% sr teat shall set k delivered to
Mr. Reeks &fire Twelve ?Clock es tie said Taresde,, the
egth but. tee satins the l'erses gm& man the Terser, er saw
Perna as hit heialf, attend,, ar server when called/tr.

LY 24, 1806.

IMPERL4L P.4RLI.4.MEN7'.

WIOIIIIIIDAY, JULY as.
Abaci tbree o'clock, the Lord Chaneellor and it.
vets! Peen attaided ; and, after Prayers (by the
Bishop of Omory) were read
Mr, johnaos, from the Chief Secretary fot
land's OSee, presented the Thin' Report of the
commiiskions of laquiq in that kingdom, which
was ordered it be ptiaW for the use of their Lord_
rift,_

THIL PROROGATION.
In ashore tient after, the House adjourned foe a
few MiDING, to ai}ow time for the Lords Com-
missioners present to put on their Robes of Stbte.
On the resantitsg the House, the Lord Chancellor,
litawillians, mid Earl /*ricer, took their
do feast of the Throne, and

HOUSE OF LORDS.

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seas* ow the

Mr.
al Ed Twine seen istseadusat eri the
surrewitti, to a conisderabie number, walt7tbe
Speaker at their bead, appeared at the Bar.
His Majesty's Royal Assent was then declared in
the usual torus, to the following Bills : the Scots
Court of Exchequer Bill, the two Scots Forfeited
Estates Bills, the Charitable Corporations, the Oak
Bark, the Public Harbours, the Grenada Loan, and
Houston's and Macdowal's Estates Bilis.
Tne LOAD Cuancat.i.ea then, from a paper
which he beta in his hand, addressed both Houses of
Parliament, as follows :
44 Ali Lonis Ind Gretkare,
et His Majesty has commanded us to acquaint
you, that the state of the public business enables
His Majesty to close this Session of Parliament.
" We are at the same time dire red to express to
you, the great utisfadion which His Majesty has
derived from your unremitting zeal and diligence,
and from that attention to the moat important in-
terests of His Empire, which has been so conspi.
isously manifested in all your proceedings.
" The measures which have been adopted for
tie permanent improvement of the various branches
.4 our Military System, your attention to combine
these arrangements with the great objea of public
economy, and the regulations which you have es.
tablisbed for the speedy and effedual Audit of
the Public Accounts, call for His Majesty's par-
ticular acknowledgments.
t. Cardoso* f the Haw f Csawares,
" We have in command from His Majesty to thank
you fur the provision which you have made for the
various exigencies of the Public Service, particu-
larly by raising within the year, so very large a pro-
portion of the necessary Supplies; a measure in itself
bwr advantageous, and which must create, both
at home and abroad, the most favourable impression
!emu National Resources, sad of the Spirit which
"-mates the British People. You may be assured,
'that the utmost attention shall be paid to the frugal
administration of those Supplies, which you have so
libatak, greeted.
" His Majesty is particularly senaiWe of the
lush proof be. has received of your affeaionate at-
tachment to him, in the provision which you have
made for enabling the youngel branches of His Royal
Family, to meet the necessary expmees of their

SW 1011.
All La mai Coolanne,

" His Majesty being always anxious for the re-
storation of Peace, on just and honourable terms, is
engaged in discussions, with a view to the accom-
plishment of this most desirable end ; their success
must depend on a corresponding disposition on the part
of the enemy ; and, in every event, His Majesty
looks will the fullest confidence to the continuance'
of that union and public spirit among all ranks of his'
people, which can alone give energy to War, orl
security to Peace."
A second Commission, impowering the Lords
whose names were therein mentioned, or any three
or more of them, to declare and notify His Majesty's
royal will and pleasure for the prorogation of Parlia.
ment was then read • alter which the Loan C MAat.
car LO a addressed both HMO as follows :
" Mj Leas and Gesolesusw,
" By virtue of His Majesty's Commission under
the Great Seal, to us and other Lords direfted, and
now read, we do, in His Majesty's name, and in
obedience to his commands, prorogue this Parlia-
ment to Thursday the twenty-eighth day of August
neat, to be then here holden ; and this Parliament
is acceedingly prorogued to Thursday the twenty.
eighth day.of August next."
The Commons then withdrew to their own House,
the Lords Commissioners retired, and tie Peers pre.
sent soon after separated.

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F_ASEFIOLD BREWERY, at Newport, la_NP•dr46.4* Asa to Iv Maim
the Basks of dor liottololo ai aplabs, wadi se • 4-,40a Ift 'mai de anak or
0 several Freehold sod. Public Room waft Molt *Pe Oat OCAvie oat tie
hap....., mai • wry
e. Also sever.d netwe lets 0 IF awake* ii Poem 101 l
louses in the Island. kw os Bovuomostlis aospoot, hi Mg 4140 111101*. *mama.
itington, with a coodaderablo wok d Win Om*
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THURaoir, JULY 24, 1806.