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gUBE R TREATRE, ROCHESTER. git. KENT, of the TURATIUI . ROYAL,' DAUR' 1M r begs. to announce to the 'Officers of the Army „ e r r tlie l,,dica and Gentlemen of Rochester, Chatham, art their Vicinity, that BENEFIT IS FIXED FOR MONDAY NEX . FaxuARY 23, 1819. s!..itlt occasion he most rtspectrally solicits a continuance ` tut Patronage be his hitherto had the honour of obtaining. t a wrr.-known fact, that the celebrated Tfagedian, Mr. OAS, LIS a LION, so perfectly tame and domesticated as to vt ....0 , 1retl by that Gentl..man into hit parlour when his friends eth.re assembled, and feed from their hands like a dog, but 0. : . will be surpassed by TWO LIONS' r t i:!.. Mr. KENT will exhibit to his Friends on the Night of illeaefit; they are so perfectly tante and docile as actually to of themselves to he harnessed and draw Mr. Kr.zst and Miss in a Car, round t h e Stage in Procession; thus affording a e t i t g proof that (did circumstances render it necessary) ta=r' mi g ht he used to greater advantage in purposes of domes erployraerx than that noble animal the box. SEEING IS BELIEVING!!! Tito day was published, price Is. 6d. APA STORAL LETTER fromWALTER KING, no. Bishop of Rochester, to the CLERGY and other I'..I.II3ITANTS of hla DIOCIVS E, in behalf of the Society reeled far Promoting the Enlargement and u l d4s and Chip cis. • aiid ti F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's ch pi \o. 5, Wan:cif:m-0.16e% Pall-itia. • • •_ - - Tbis day was putlish..d, in Seto. in Si* very large Volumes, price, in lintall, .4:.5 12s. Iltanted. by Pcrmiq,ion, to id Grace the Archbishop of Can tab:ay : the S. cons! Edition of vccLERAsTicAI. 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Of whom may be had, by the sante Author Narrative of my Carrivirr in JAPAN, two VOISECIell: 1816 AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, ROCIfES ER, tlivislit; the 25th of February, 1919, at Eleven o'Cifelt in the Forenoon, tHE FOLLOWING GOODS, "7 r • . in several Lots: - /OR 110311 coomnerrion. boat 135 billions Geneva, (of 155 Prints. ' 6 Musical Boxes • 10 Snug Hem 6 Opera Glasses 1 Gold Locket - 18 Necklaces and Ornaments 2 OoldChainsusidernsments Gold Watch 14 Catub• 16 Purses 2 Boxes Crayons 71 Brushes 14 Pair Shoes 6.llsettlee —.an, 8 Pieces of Coral, 8 lbs. Ar- Cayenne Pepper, 24 Cakes Portable Ink Stands, 4 Shells, 7 Pebbles, 1 Ring, Thimble, 1 Smoakiug Pipe, 2 Images, e Frames and Glasses, 2 Strings . Wooden Hukrs, 1 Bird of Pa- Lace Veil, 2 Pieces Painted Vel -3 Cravats, 4 Feathered Head Yards Worked Trimmings, Wearing Apparel, 1 Warp, the Two Pieces Teak Wook, and yea ZIPOZTATION. I 906 Piir Leather Gloves I S Pieces aad 155 single Silk 1186 Yards Silk 867 Yards Sarsenet 242 Yards Silk Riband 16 Silk Scarfs 15 Silk Shawls 8 Yards Satin• 2 Pabunpores 23 Silk Buttons 42 His Silk Velvet 28 Pair Silk Stockings 43 Yards Silk Trimming 9 Silk Half Handkerchiefs 1 Silk Cravat 8 Silk Tassels Wednesday, the 94th inst.-dre w, and on the Morning of Sale. be required as a Deposit. The Whole may be viewed tween the Hours of Ten and I Twenty-five per Cent. w PIANO -FORTES, Pedal Harp, and. Barre l. Organ, complete.—Great Bargains, Piano-fortes at 16, 18, 20, 25, and 30 guineas, second-hand, some as good u new, by all makers.—Cabinet Piano-forte, 58gs.—Harp, by Erard, 60gs. a Barrel Organ, power enough (or 100 Singers, 50p.—Also a Horizontal Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood and Son, 45p. packing-case included.—May be viewed by daylight at Mr. Wat lea's, 13, Leicester-place. • ---- - -- --- . - • BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. Tat high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility and Gentry upon the above New - Sauce, induces the Pro prietacs, Messn. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Publie at large i Caution against Imitations, by mentioning, 4an be relied upon as genuine without ach Bottle king sealed sander their Firm and. Address, and also each Label hay 514da their Signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, pted for all has caused a great demand for it, intibtee of Wake kb fib 'to equal their much and long -esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. They respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. Warehouse, No. 107, (corner of the Savoy Steps,) Smarm, London. ALLNUTTS FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, &e. &c. prepared solely by the Proprietor. S. ALLNUTT, Chemist, PORTSEA, who returns his best thanks to the Public for the very creative patro nage which he has already received fur his " Highly Useful . FRUIT LOZENGE ;" and begs to assure them, that he still continues to prepare them with the same scrupulous care as to the medicinal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them so I distinguished a reputation, In Coughs, Sorelltroats, and Home ness, they have been particularly useful, the Acid (which is solely from the Black Currant) tending greatly to allay inflammations, and to promote a free expectoration; they are perfectly harmless to the most delicate constitutions. Be careful to ask for— " ALLNUTTS FRUIT LOZENGES." Sold in Boxes, ls. led. each, or six boxes for is. by all Medicine Venders In the WJagdosis. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 17. Counsel were fully beard respecting the Scots Appeal, " La. dies Essex and Mary Kerr a Wauchope, Esq. and others." Judgment postp till Monday. The Earl of Gosreaw(one of the Irish Representative Peers) and Laid Wornatiosz, took the oaths and their seats. The twenty millions Exchequer Bins' Bill was brought up trans the ("omens by Mr. Baoucwron, accompanied b, the Citaxestana of the Excnnatuta and others; and the Bristol Gas Light Bill was brought up by Mr. Ham Davis. These Bills • were forthwith read the tint time. The Doted MONTROSE reported his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Answer to a recent Address of their Lordships, importing that directioas would be given accordingly. The Malt and Pension Duty Bill (the commitment of it being previously negatived) was readthe third time and passed. • An attqted Copy of the Proceedings in the Consietory Court of London qiative to the case being laid before thi House, a, Bill to dhodikre the marriage bet ween , Trdawney, d )daria, his now wife, was read the fast, and ordered to band the second time this day fortnight.—Adjourned till To-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir WM. CURTIS took the oath and his seat for the Borough of iNechingley. At the entrance of the Honourable Baronet he was warmly cheered from all parts of the House. Mr. CURWEN presented a Petition from certain parishes in Yorkshire, praying that Owners of Lead Mines be rendered rateable to the Poor Rues.—Ordered to Ile on the table and to be printed. _ Lord EBRINGTON presented a Petition from , certain . _ . . Parishes in Devonshire, against the Poor Laws.—Ordered to lie on the table. Sir P. BURDETT presented a Petition &inn Mr. W. Harris, residing in the parish of Mary-la-bonne, complaining of the Mo nerdy of Water Coursanies.—Laid on the table. The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were post poped to Friday next. The SPEAKER informed the Meuse, that John Gardner and others, who had petitioned the House against the return. for Bristol, had not entered into their recognlzances at the time required by the 53d of the King. The order was consequently discharged. The SPEAKER acquainted the House that James Daly, Esq. and Dennis Bowes Daly, Esq. who had petitioned against the returns for the City and County of Galway Election, had not entered into the recognizances prescribed by the 53c1 of the King. He should observe at the same time, that instances had occurred when a prolongation of time had been granted in Irish cases, not to enlarge the recognizances, but to ascertain whether they had been entered into at the period required. On this suggestion the Mouse granted till Tuesday fortnight, to ascer tain whether the recognizance. of the Petitioners had been duly entered. Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Com mittee on the Astessed Taxes; and several Resolutions tending to continue such part of the former Act as affected a reduction in the Horse Duty were then agreed to, and Bills ordered ac- • cordingly. • Lord R. SEYMOUR presented a Petition from certain Fres. holders of the County of Caernarvon against the Saddle-horse Duty.—Laid on the table. A Message from the Peers informed the House that their Lotvlships bad agreed'to the Malt and Pension Duty Bills. Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON presented a Petition from certain Merchants and Burgesses, Members of the Corpo- radm of Perth, praying for an alteration in the Constitution of their Burgh.-r Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. - . ELECTION PETITIONS. Mr. CASBERD presented a Petition from the Agent of the Petitioners against the Return. for the Bormjgh of St. Ives, praying that the time for entering into his reeogniiance be en larged, in order to afford an opportunity of examining the cuffs eimcy of his sureties. After some observations from Sir Wn.itau Srissurso, Mr. Wirxma, and Sir J. GRAHAM, the Howe• granted till Tuesday next for ascertaining the sufficiency of the sureties, and till the Wednesday following for the Petitioner to enter into his recog.. nizances. A similar Petition from RICHARD Cues, Esq. of the County of Surrey, who had *Waned against the return for the Borough of Haslemere, was presented by Mr. Cuawsx, and disposed of in the same manner. IMPORTATION OP CORN. Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition from certain owners and occupiers of Land in the West Riding of the County of York, praying for some protecting Duty against the importation of To. reign Corn. Sir ROBERT WILSON had hoped that the Gen tlemen who had signed the present Petition would have had more sense than to endeavourto revive the discussion of a question which had already occasioned so much public discontent. He had thought that they would not have forgotten the popular efferves cence which it had produced, and which, if rekind led, would leave behind fresh traces of devastation. Even if they obtained their ends, would they im prove the situation of the labouring classes ? No thing would be done for their relief, and those classes would not patiently submit to be starved by any pro hibitory duty to raise the price of Corn. If those "Agriculturists persisted in their applications, they might expect the table of the House to be covered with Petitions from all parts of the country, not only against the imposition of a fresh duty, but against the continuation of that which now existed. He therefore trusted that those who had any influence over the individuals who had thus applied to the House, would exert that influence to induce them to abandon the erroneous course which they had adopted. Mr. STUART WORTLEY, whatever might be his private opinion of the application of the Petitio ners, did not think it would be acting fairly to stifle the expression of their sentiments: he would at least give them an opportunity of coming to the House, as thefasked for nothing but to be allowed to prove before a 'Committee the truth of their allegations.— The Houst had two duties to perform—one towards the Agricultural, and the other towards the Com mercial Interest. Those duties it ought to perform with strict impartiality, without preferring one class to the other. Sir ROBERT WILSON thought that the agita tion of such a question as the Corn Laws would be , highly prejudicial. Alderman,WOOD wished that the Honour able Gentleman should not stop where he did, but should boldly 'come forward to propose the domina tion of a Conimittee, instead of keeping the public mind in a state of agitation Oil the subject. 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Jost published, price ss. in boards. - • T" 'IS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Caransen-' Nry en the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in' which the Canes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lues Ve nerea, Gmiorrlura, Stricture, Semi •.al Weakness, lict. are fully • developed; Part 11. contains some remarls on certain Female Compluinu, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi cal Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse tic.; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the prer:eding subjects. ixßlaining them in a familiar manner, and tkt whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. • May be Wad at No. 20, Paternester-row, Dimino; and of an B9oksellers. Messrs. Goss aad Co are tube consulted, as usual, every day,.. at their house ; and ratlects id the country are retuated to sc ribe minutely the Case, entlodilsg a fensittaftce tbr Adeidi Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the Goss and Co. M. IL C. 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