... Ordered in 2 bill therenpon. The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered a written meffage from his Majefly, which was read by the Speake: (the Members fiitiog uncovered:) The purport of it was, Ihat it was with great cone cern his Majelly ivformed the Houfe that ...

... thips. Mr. Pitt now moved, that the Honfe refolve itfelfl inmto a Committee on the wine yade; which being agreed 10, the Speakes left the Chair, and M: Giibert 100 k it. Me. Pitt then faid, whoever confidered the de. creale of duty on wines, owing in ...

... was refumed, aod adjourned {oon afier, ;{/ldlfld], Ma) 24 The Eaft lodla ]udi(|. rare bill was read a thisd time ; and ihe Speakes Lavieg pot the queflion ** that tbis bill do pafs,” Mr. Fox did oot rile 10 argae upon the merin of the bill, but hmply 10 ...

... the sefolwion fhould be defeired ull w 0 moitow, which propoli\ion was agreed 10. . ¥ ednefday, May 31.~——Poor Laws. The Speakes baving taken the bill in his hand immediately after the firlt reading of it, vead the contents of ite The preamble ran 10 ...

... After which will alfo be Rehearfed (Gratis), A COMIC OPERA, of Two A&.finnr performed here), called, The POR TR AIT; Or, The SPEAKING PICTURE. ®e* Tickers tobe had at the Princi Inws, and of Mrs. FOX, at Mr R ...

... charms impart ? Can cheeks where living rofes blow, Where Nature fprc:gs her richelt dyes, Require the borrow’d glofs of ant? Speak not of fate—ah !-—change the theme, And ulk of odours, talk of wine, Talk of the flow'rs that round us bloom ; *Tis all a cloud ...

... acquaints the Public in general, that This Day, To-morrow, and Wednefday next, may be fesn, and pofitively no longer, The ROYAL SPEAKING FIGURE;: at leaft equal, if not fuperior to anyrfi;hibi?l}t;nvox: the Kind in Europe,—Admittance 6d. each Perfon. BOTTLED ...

... would then be pioper to prowide for that exigency, The Dake of Norfolk rofe again, and defired to koow, whther, in cafe of the Speake:’s not being able to attend on Monday, the important bufinefs now pendiog would be delayead. The Lord Chancellor replied, ...

... fucceflor was born ‘7‘lB.' and deflroy the conflitation, 10 pafs without giving it his | his eldeft fon is King of Naples, Speaking in the negative. He perie@lly agreed with the noble Lord || Aldermanick flile, the Pope is now the Faiher of (Kinnoul) thar ...

... which was now to be filled, He concluded with tuoviog, ** That the Right Hon. W. Wyndhawn Grenwille be appointed 10 il the Speakes’s Chair.” Mr. Pulieney feconded the noble Lord's inotion for the nomination of Mr. Grenville. Mr. Welbare Ellis joined in ...

... it was nidiculous to arguéy s of | Sould theprefentßefolutions not pafs,the King'sretura tobis throne would be itapeded. Speaking of the lat Refolution to be propofed, his Lordfhsp faid, that as it contained three difet P'‘“l:t; J“ ought 10 be leparated ...

... which ended on Wednelday Highoefs has fubfcribed to the mafqued ball and fuppergiven | night, Edw. Davis, aged 17, Rich. Speak, Ang Hud. y 'fl,, club at Brookes's, where he means to be l'rf“')‘ . 1 fon, David Owen, Charles Leifter, and Sam. Nghtin. 7 ...