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, . . • e*/ j ,L . - 79 n o I l te I ~,. 1 . enne. ..e.• re...c.-/- 3 Ai -, , efer e f o e . 211 161 1 • • • °4 ile ntOl 'e, fV: •I' _ .. .. .. ' . • one•••4• ls ‘ . ':* . .4. /niket 61 ;''' . NIP \ i 4t', ~ ear ~,, •agt,'; ... ~ •••• • 3- ' ' ~. ( .e. - .. . . 4 ;1 , ~. • • I I • , 'ft ‘, S .e.,, ••e!.• .• . .• • ( • .4 k i . 41 F ' F-/ 4 14 '1 • ' - .. ' • ... 1 ta i : O bt Allit f ai y •, • • . . . , . salts UER 10,092. • . . THUIIBI)AY, JUG. '.l . 1819• . -• , . • V. It E ;;in'EN - Pl* • i . • ---- 1 1 - . . ae Burletta of " The Dandy Fatuity aild the Ascot Jackie'," to Tbis day was published, in !Ivo. price ths. en e boards, n • , -0...a.n0,.................... : which six ponies nos several holt" over a ran -course formed plilLlPEfer. A Poetic AL .110MANCE - $F - ' • EAST-INDI4 HOUSk, Sane 750, 191% . I WaSnot the slightea evidence of its . beln . 4 kntaen to corrected i b y • xtensive platforms, :combining the whole latent of the THOMAS COLLEY GRATTAN • THE faUlt T cifDIRECTORS (If the UNITED the Goverment. This fa'se asseition ought to be stage and riding-school, and exhibiting thereon, poonlaiees, published ay Longman, llitrst. itir 3, Untie . and Erblini,, fees, t ateiries, caravons, carts, and a four-in-hull . huarache, • L on d on . cOMPAN,XIf .11.1ENCHAN7iS 4y* ENGL-IND trudine he would Therefore, on the third reading, .... All drawn by reel horns, having excited tlx &wrist etelud-• -• to natn.ffetST-IN'DIL•Ino hereby give Notice, of the liable T.UII move to . ceitain words , and to make One part • I ..- That 1 GB court' of the said Ca win be trtinsacitotie were unknewn, and unauthorised bi the • • miration of erowdeel audiences, will be repeated every even- This day wanpublisked, in ave. ;nice ik b0.,19, thus t-.• Akhough the said ; rig , to commence at ballast six ptecisely. THE 'MELANGE ; cont aini net the Inthari an, as held it tater house in Leadenhalhatreet, oat WEIeNieSDA)n Tale Li Flee Cantos; Wanders, in - lav etiiatire i • 'tie ek- the T tl e ill F l ri • ROY A L A MPIII TM;AT II E ( A STLETIn tore Clattery, id Mee Cantos ; with varinua other Piece, in Vatset else ! 4(11. ' 1 wusraliNSTEK-DRIDC.Iti. Thurston : Printed and sold by 3.Peolc; and pulninted am' Al_ r y in . -et, from Nut' eli Clock in fir e Marna ignuntii ;tineniior. and Connell of Fort St. (itior e." 101 _ . rx ni . thdeestenlng, for the r.LtcrioN of a DIREC:FOR of ofh g; • , . , Diner the Patronage el' their Royal Illehnenes the Panne . don by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster - • • ae a e a , tne Enid Cwitpany, iu the room of Suttee Dews, Esq. deceased. 4-' o g the manne :t p h r e e r i , ), l ,s ni e t d. if th th ej e r p Lo re t a d m ib b i l p e s w c e o r: id al i te n r2 LIVERPOOL _ad great objections to- interest and the Thum of Yost:. • erns ; . raIIIIS PRESENT EV•E,NING, TO-MORItOW, - Otekige, Straed. , . . _ • . JaVEPII D.IIIT, eleerentral in . 4 , .-......____ _____ __.......,...-- way be je•Afieet in passing it. The principle. a ali .2- and SATURDAY, a Timed Comic lioneua, with exten- Ten day was publiehed, - . . pr ohibited • • sre Plattarms far the Eque s trian Eseletlesse, called The Secteul Edition; iu Oue. Volume etc. erebellialted with).- • the Princes. had received the "approbation of all Para; E.,IST .1.31.D14 MOUSE, JUNE r,o; tem laW •whicie loans by British subjects ft> ka- VIERSONS who are wilhng to supply- th e EAST 'l'llE PA NOY FAVIILY AND Till.: ASCOT JOCRIES , oeral co/Duren Plate**, .e.n. lac. dd. beards, ' le tee course of the 'Pletestllx Rea Ptiniew will start for NTA Rlt A - ri VE of a TEN i'l./. ARS'. RESIDEICcg) 2 k Seinest etas to be deeided ht Eve heats, four times tonsid the 111 at the COURT of 'TIPOLI'. Trom the original Car- those ithcmie Oi . _peculation which were . INDIA COMPANY, at thair 'louse in Learienhall- t i es , for ititadbotai the moans of putting a Sto p tit' Erect; or their eneo:hotises, as may be ne e r irol vvith FOUR to ' , )ls raw, . • C. vnt bring the third of a rare) each beet. respendence in the passession.o'n the inondrof the late. RICHAr.n • HereiDßleD AND 'FIFTY ,CHALlAttnigi Of tbn SEATaci . of . disgraceful. ' C 0 0 4 4 of fou.wittpeseriptione,itz. wjulagton. uratrq. „ made tlittlie comitlvance of the Indian Gtsv,erittnient t !,' idonois.ete Fern will eo throtteli leer stainutfic and Argent Twee t, - Baas: the British Coniel; cempriennauertie Memoirs •he cianinr 'ate did net mit enarn ince' on the Tight Rope, assisted by Ihidenteiselle and ..enectlotes of the reigniu • heehaw, lin Kenai, awl van us lint req red that. the consent of the Goverabe,atta • i I•,:aa. '...',.:ai. Cllnfleilltenallibi given in writing to render . thatri , persons of Distieetioe ; ein Aieeffilt of the' • - ;itic'hlenners of. ifiltheibreeth; eartilishbuni Mail], Pool manure. may. send i /. enenna Son g by (Ir e &rerun: • . the hfoors, Arabs and TuAs; Eta gee. *". • •• • see mid addressed•to the Committee of the • Prat: ardinary I:reran:3 by the Grand 'cellist:rise Troop o r •,. Printed fin aline Collsten; C * - ' ' ..* ' . i z i g . 's and Tumble/A. bi t , Pion ate e t.ir, . -- • '''' *. • NillatalitaDA Y, she .1 talsaiglyAg:Fgoill,, , 1e_...e...,,P-14• Iliti , apieesi with the preamble as ket present , I age through verions dif fi cult cid tutientalled Lear.. MIS day was pubtiSha, tang that day, before ICeive S'elock A( N 40012. •Ai no 'retiree •st.'""•"4?lrteetlionini.ng the 11R1*as insuiftCient•.- F•ditier:s in French and English, eve. ICs. ed . Teem:led: , with the Entice:ins McLennan, ratite! • . • will be received after that time. Not inure than Pony Chaadrons ' Chia necause• though the Act o fhe ar o : U ERDALE supported the Bill, • IlverOLlTa, QUEEN OF Till; AMAZONS! pRIVATE ANECDOTES of the COURT ,E n hss ri Tri d A i r a ioe ! .. t bE th e t: nA ti prN m f omp e the th dfoi e fi S tr a : t,A a ed t . h u td, s . ° ac i t a t io h na n e 1 lieppolin e eles. Astley. • FA MILY of N APO LIWN 13UONA PARTE, br . 2.. d 0 - - ; - • ,tlCoocipkgieYhaEd p lace ,: I - arrived theiov:ei d:A widths - ,. wanted till the end 'of August following though, if it be Bezel 4s. pints . Giulesrlis. -Dopes vet. at lialnpast five. of the lite.te of the Empress MARIA 'AVM. the wish of the Contractor, 300 Chaldrons may be sent in canal , -Seened Pr ice at 'Dee past Ei g ht_ pl eeeg r oe t h e li mn s t o b e The L e e r (111 Wbarn 'Sc are chiefly indebted•for the Attendants mediate ] - the will be aid for as they are delivered.• • Su r te ! the Bill on theaame ground. 1 taken of Mr. Inisdoeh, at the Theatre, front Ten tin Poor, of of the Cpurt of Napu aeon, re:idea In the Palace, accompanied The Teederil.are to specify the Price at width it is Propoied ' S c' nhom Vrivate Sexes may be had nightly. Pieces es.r.ot pos e the Coen oil its jeurril es, and when the Emperor wasen France, to deliver each Sort of Coal. the nice, are alma to include the • , sibly be ':: pt teat titan I lalapest &nein - ' the of the Kxpense attending the Delivery of tht Coals. - from a patter to sieve , that the "passing of the Act of e --.----- , tenenirse with him ; thus he was necessernv the witneu of a e Dake •of WELLING,TON read an eitract dioto-Inaditiat. Lt ; the 37th of e7e ,n t l h a e de l . o . nf ie ,c l a i s so k r n e o r a erre -n TO TIIE ritur.TT. ereat pert of his nrivate and domestic life. Tee various frets No Tender will be received but from Coal Merchants possum- . A TOIJNO . M,IN, w ho h as b een regularly'edn- Which ' She now submits to the public, and o f . the chief part big Wintsse and Establishments of theca' own in or near LoadoW t s re mil in the ' te IL c ., :t e, and received Ins Diploma trogarhe Royal Cdleo which She Wl9 herself an eyi-witness, are thetefore drawn fillen - : I c ; &rom Lit tendon, wishes to engage with an 'established the most unquestionable source. - . neither will 14 Twaler be taken into consideration, mhos the • loans w evidence, the writer of I.4'hich stated, that the law had P r antleencr,either in Town or. Country, as an Assistent. when -P,rinted for lime Ciabern, Condeitatreet. ;._ Address o f tbeTarty making it be mentioned therein. and he, pa ssed One is a prcspeet of his ultimately becouneg a Partner. . and alluding to .the - loans, said he would • 1 Letters, pesetvaid, addremel X. Y. Z. Post-Odke, Stoke This day were pnbledied, or an Agent enable laehelf, be in attendance egos Sim Mid. Cern- h ave c i o ea e e k • clothing to t. e sue transaction*. F rr N.•ziolk, will be duty attended tre . The Second Edition in Three Volaines Ina Sass 64. mittee, at t he and hoer those mentioneds:.- , *.. 1•1* Earl'of LAUDERDALE again observed, that . . . . .._-*ime " -4 4 .1 0 `. AffEMOIRS.do Itl i arquis de DANGEAU, l ecrite de Josittirzeittikosews /the. Act had b 'I - . • - - . tAttror.not been zointi . gated by the Govern • . ......., LILL ea Main • oat,' Journal de la Cour de Louis XIV. - ,„ • COREY, late or' .. ra w . Mettle' the Marquis tie Iteng - ou are curl ue, a nd THE TitstUTIES OF ENCY.AND /ND MALES: • '•-• • kit It appeared"' trom• - the evidence, that Mr. • i W I . 1 &,s ;d $ 1 1b l ie l1 / 4 1vr . ra , Y hl liN ilel i E fe e l tiAn N ih N e ont Of 'Middlemen eisteiely in:lad: n u ( greet deal of valuable informniiiin. u Tose • Petr . ie and ' 11 . Ir. Webbe knew •of the loan, and thi HlS.elegant and interesting Work, lately' co b =e i ng i t the *oat of. April, Ifi lefeany basin without my who here a caste for this kind of Welting, std Some ninenteus . which the Noble Duke had referred did not T pieced in Twenty-five Volt) s tik. r.heodin 9i .. N .. paper it) teeent, or. any just new, T hereby rope: the Notice which I kn•awledge of the penonagn to whom It relates, will he piellsta. bete corms the most e e en , . te L ae ' ray of County - Ilistote' To- State that thaw re lied thie.ednsent of the Govere allid) . !..okisi the said snoods of April, that I will not be atf-• :meeting so malty of their old friends. tied annistel rubs inn : I , / poet-% l a y end liioeraiih ' •- ' ever of red to the-Public ' T ' nor atrd Council to laellisitet in writing. . , N. tercraete fee zap Debts my said wife may contract; and th'en traesactions, great and meal, which Deugeau reeonli of own i- - • 'l li Thiltna tVe 'tablicilion of " Tbfi leitstifilia of Es: NO . Lord POWIS d' that state . the transaction had not v e t e:ay toe consider:Jae allltilit was,. on my Marriage, settled while them who look,still deeper auto tee work neill'and a Slot elid a iVelLib l / 2 " eatht•Nain did . i ler tiod . • .•• ' • en her for her separate star, the interest of winch ahe regularly. don of choir:oll7,feet and some testi:nice' infornianoinwithneenne_, • ~ _• icon ! ,,,. Int eggear a lean Pt n come to his Icnowledge when he was at the heid of receives every half year, front die ank-of Ensiled , and winch' important views of the manners and morals of tbe.age, duke eht- urrs attestor-on. It ir were ate ninny , &Is iu the hands of Subscribers ineentifik. The ' present rroprietors, therefore, who the Government . of Madras.' If it had, he should 'sanest is amply sunicient to eneport he r , in a m anner suitable , ranter of the Sovereign end his Mielsters,ood of the secret spriega le !-zr situationn l /ilk: : and i MN* the Caution I before gave. to and personal motives of many censidetatale ev ent s ."-Quurtly trave recently purclasen the whole remaining and Copy. have thought it • bit duty to punish :the. parties who ett: eseas whomsoever, not to harneur her or trust lite on my jlevtiev for 1319. • 7 right of this vallieble•Woek, embrace the earnest opportun i ty of were concerned •in it. . celt..nWitneiseny hoed this -twenty-sieth day of June, 1 a 1.9. Printed for henry Ccdhurn. Condett-street. •e * r t! r wt a 4 the Sehsciihule thtl.shall coninue to sell at the orn • The LORD CHANCELLOR supported the •Ilill p Weems, Jeasitewee& 'f UOMAS COEEX. . • gine' preon, such Numbers or Volumes of /he 'Work as may he hart fel ' • te , r some em. enassmeut. as to the amendmentL • •-•„_---- --, This day was published, prise c'. ad. required to complete Set: till the first of January, IS `-' 0. It is .-- . ND PIANOTORTFS ORGANQ • AY. - - . ~ , . ~-, -la LACKWOO.O',6 EDINByff.GI - 1 MAGAZINE, particularlyrrmr e : e u el del e t ti o eg Su t b h s e cr v bf t n t o r :to . e n e ef t le i d s the pr e . * f.4a :ri l e til t.... a th rl e 9 q o.47E t at it ,fo P r Oo wh L ih eo w n i :e s nted ut a to nd the thirti d • AY and PEDAL liAltls.-A Calenet all guineas, good as Al No.,Xh.VII. for JL NE, IEO9. sent opportunity Ing likewise P-a• 'Conk tonn---Ifelease at Os 29 ..4 and Urn-Bann' Coseursi-1. Scene Account - of the Ginter History of _ e ; The of WELLINGTOW then moved twi; ineau, 156ge-Dieto far tbeChurch, 50 euinean-Pedal TUT. Matthew Paris, • hawk of &. lkllieses-2. Rosa li nd and Helen, t° .Inv'Plete may Sets after that period. zew, 6egs.-Tu be seen at J. Watlen's, 13, Leicesteinplace.- a Modern Eclegar, by Beets Magda's.' Shelley-3. Bassom- London: Published b. y Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- iiihisidtuenrs in thepreamllle, on•which two dieisione and 0 Co it and' Co Poulerv. lib: the celebrated Patent Oblique Piero - forte , Rosewood or plerre's Embassy 16. arsetla-Ni ta isae•re. A few Though!' mater•ltw t•: U. Co. ean nee • • . . • tookAren--i'lley a ere carried in the affirmetiste: i, Ilaia, fit for the Cottage or Palace. This Instrument is OP.- on Fly-Fishing, - ; • Review ol 13ainbr_kleatt4 ...- ,• • .' 4 . ' bt 4 2 to 20.;.the second by tai (2Ch site testy ether ever made, bath in toner touts , . Complete, Anglett - ..` '.' ' fipoborty; awastedag ,•,• ' '' • '''• ' -•• f ••• , -..emn.itOo • ''. •' ' ' 4. •*. A•• ' e .ips'then diVided bra the question, thief 1 i eenteninst sire, and layr.price../ 7 A lair str• the . 11*.d Part , • . -tom ,-•. ,, t0 -v. - , ' ' tail J i i ,'-'' '• • " g .-- ,Ar-.1,--- -...- 1 .... _ ~. .._.-t... Non-u:mm.lz - :A.. , 12.1, 1. , CA 422. C .V. ... 4. • ......'; 27 i ly - ::::.;•;.?. ' ' 14. • • ... • - ..o. ....... IV, • •••Vai.- • i k..• :• - ' '.• ',•-T * ' • ft .. .1'42. : ~/..-..r, • ...,1- -, .• ~ ~...,,, ''''''''''..7lf... •. - . ..,- - • . '- -- .:0.1 .• ' - ' • ' - A. err' ••• I. ' '.‘ • ' ' ' *t ' Th. • •.. ." • • . , . ~ . ... - , jri .. , • ii, , ... ~ • , .f . ,41. .' .! 2. 1... •.1 . •.... ' • " r:" 1 '-• - • f " a • 1 4 t' . 1 ' :`'`„. ••• "' . Ikr- ;;11111 . 7" 1 4---esere- • • Thle day wis pet ' Is, etk:_,...,,,„. ' :. ( arm*, J et - A.•t . ,.:),,, '. - .. :' Dtieslit N- r"• - • . . - ' -*-- .., h ._ f _____.,," •••• • ~_•••';;i .; •• • _,,, - e.e - ~. •, ' * S . /r ..._ . . 0 *. • i frnETOtTRTII PART or a CATIAIMILM-ot a den Nts. -. 9r1-ork - .7r - • -- t Seri-clai •Simiafai 'TiteSes°16".114"111w1"1"..1"11/ni."2"."/I'' I l l ied z1; '-•' • A , 37- v.,s k, •'. • ~, at s. .L VALUABLR and EXTENSIVE COLLECTTOI* of -IL The Fifth Sermon of SelliellMenitatell frellitnne e niter„, Itnarn • • *°o l4. lieSt49l4l3:Wegnibn.of4er ef i k' •' • - .. """ .10 - „* 4 . 436: the 111061 a lir tile .c. . , . ,_, - ~ e. •- - -•'••-'•• .• • d of hfitotta• , • ! BOORS, which arc now selling at very low prices, for Ready by n ames g oes , E nt , of d m ../b nis g. ng er ne a l F ota hnehnume faussurgeueigs the Lortia,tor da io a dat i o tda e on the uniFnuea prenee ...,,,,, .• • , _ n i e • sum of his Lordship, for the int of en a ddolostet &ode ".•' • " - -* • ' As* thteorotion of their Money, by Lecxnearara, Heettas, Ilentesu, Melva, and James, - 1 5. Letters o f an old Indian. Mier; No. 111.---.16. . Tke Pi _ . gauge, was discharged, and renewed for men _ 1 1, inieiery-square, Landes. . Waggoners a Poem. 'By Mre'llinidewortb--i7. Thesaurus of nig Ordtr (gale Lerdshipi; an Mt ori7 . rtiferitlit *min th e a''ge _ t- . , Tee above Part, which completes this Catalogue, contains a Horror; or, The Charnel House Explored II Ste.-le. Mae- yl 'ride knd restorito th e rights cbaseouent si lL ex iiveist Duties I iandthe Colonial Accounts' . ea I ~,' • - . upon at on , we 1 large Colnction of Divinity and Enelesiestical History, nab on t he eem eenn -m. Third' Se r ies eaf the Tales. tirlilly ~ _ , SUCK a needure E dward Fox Fitzgerald; and Lather both Eaglisk and Foreign ; MAG. Commeetarka, Semen:near" Landinrn--110. Literary,end Scientific Intelligence-al. Work" • mita Pared through Co' "ttee's of the whole House and were n• ' chilcinreof the late Lofd Edward Fitagerald , It Was and an Appendix of Art lions to all Classes.. _ preparing for Publication-22e ?violably List of New Publics - eep r. o .tr n . voi vooD, froth , i PART L Containing the Classes, Boole of Prieta. Atlassea, t a mon .get. M e rohly Reenter, Ste.t. Bertholomewn hospital , presented n not -Ilei.e**lry. the Noble Yttitisier theervett, •to esstor Eighth and Forenin history, Heraldry, Miseellanies, Political Printed for Wleiani illackwood, No. 17, P / n ace s net e ee e Cocpf of the Deed of Conveyance betweee his Majesty lilnlk , ciao " ills eirctrnisteneei si.hlefi - fed lei' the atthinechr of 11" Economy, Law, Education, Novoinand Workaonfletion. ninburgh; and-Mendell and W. Davies, Strand, London; to, enrYEig hth II • the and the City of London, :weenies that elle ' • • • - the Noble Person atludd t 4 . Whafiver peculiar air- ( •• I tete odation. . •- - ••• PART 11. Centeieing a Collention of cations and race B oo ks wheat Onasionalleationi (post .paid)osay be isdtinnnen. t/tin- -u . ' . ••• - E ruin :latices tray be collected with. the case, it elataild • ' Donate suegestion of the Marquis of. LAN WO Als• , some .. wall nabjects; Asuologv Poetry • Plays, Domani). History , ---• • - • ,- • ' -I - • '`' • .IkIADAME ET, •CrtnnlLlS. Architecture, Paiating, Musk, Mathemance, Inaturat llkeetry. e , • • fuithar anteedinent, were made to the Bent of Ireland Cent be centii.lered also 14 the lieuse thitthe . iudivieltall Medicine, Chemistry, Games, Sport*, Zee. • Thlettaytilini pabliebed, price cis; embel li shed with a firskrottralt i Pertiirets' Bill, tat order the more closely to assimilate that adverfed i to ftnis,frerri elreunistirteet, never broueit , • PAitT In. containing Dictionaries, Grammars, sad Critical . of Misname de nnenlis, . 1 •. e _ measure to the curtuvo.uoliug 2.4.1 e iu tl.i, e art of the Lleitel •to tftble null th Xi the Act of Attairider, .which Was ta.oks in all Languages • Greek end Latin Classics ; inannadona T HZ.NEW MONTHLY MAG AZINZ, aia .. .14 .11,110Nn.. • f----; -.. ' - • . ~r. t 'talisekl by the Irit,h Patliarneet, was after the decease of the Claes*: Bibliography; Books in the Ftench aa ltal/an, • TERARY REGISTER. •I - . , FOREIGN ENLISTMENT Int-. 'Trade • • ' • Ihrd-111 len • din a conversation i•-speerine Sunish, Pontigliese, and ether Foreign Latleaneles Ino°f • Comma :-Vemoirs of Madame de Geelle- 1 -I.l3nthe irater . p Far _, r , . . ~. ,_, tte . the fel ' yttyt Noble Lb;•d: These' consideratioris made' 4t En .ntent Bill which was tenni- M ria . i ..e.r.cce Coins and Medals; ,and Odd Volumes may be hide Italy, of :the 'United Stable of Nor t h America with Chine-e. Preita4 ther progress of the Foreign is ~. , i . , .._ _ it. 1, . . .. . 'ides ep. i . l ' I ere , thii Case , inas the ihdividuill Sit • ;etre Is. ed. each, or the Catalogue en tire, price 6s. in b I s tate 61 Literature in Derunark-n3. English Maneers in. the nated by the nloble . Lorda• on the, right haa . .d side oi the .1 ens. n et nnpii tt h a eot r ren t% the be . nefif•of at trigl.Bl en- The full Value given for Libraries, either in Cash sar in ieth Century . C . Bode's Discoveries in ,netaceology-S. Ms- aire nn g that the Bill should be recommitted. , - coutifin s e That "Obit! Peesciellted -ter , llml y - '&4l *tete Books. auks of E. C. Von Kleist, the German Poet-4. Plan of the Their Lordships accordingly resolved into the Committer, and his country, in the a Yo?sernile4tgth of time, but ---------- Bank for Savings at liamburgb--7. Of West and the treassmi- .9..., 117 ..4 f C ... -..a.. O. -awe:mutt' having taken she Chair, the various. , .. , Just publlneed, puce ss. In boards, Tenth Edition , gration of Insects -• S. On the condition of the Highland P Mot -elseclauses and provisions bf the Bel underwe n t a niscusnon of avn. In a manner'which Kati•entitled him the •'b t • f to trs tee 0 riniE JEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com Me- before and since the Rebellion of 1745 : 9 bishop H Nor- altliesble length,in which the Earls of Roane and LIVIUIP 4OI 4 applauAt. In itroposingthis•Act Of . Gritcl, he wished 1- tarp on the indiscretions arising from 'lure-in Frailty, in with, i . O Who was Junlll0 the Var tof La : 'S lie and Lord Hoeteeo, Were ih -' f• be c k, to ed • • and the Moravian lipneopace • _ ._ 1 a tate . qu .. e proof f totin rs • Its emanating . s pontaneously front v.h...h the Causes, Symptoms, and bahefillegants of Luet I le' 14 ' 11 ' 1 l ' - " AratcdoteiceJoira Cleleud-12. Remareab •Ev ear n , re n . ,,... . the Illustrious Peiton at the heed of the Ooeertertint wre n Gonerrh•,ea, Stricture. Seminal Weakness, See. are fully !in English Histoli--1 Sabina, or &trill at tbe Toilette of a I ( in one of the provisions, that *Mee went to stanch the pee' „; - F 1i 3. -14. Alle erica' Deelarallent e at Love , walties of the Act persona 'ring abroad with the intent of Of this country, nt coasideration which- he • rfteibted ennead ; Part IL contains some remarks on certain Female ' Roman Lady Of as ton . Shop o a g f Antiquity-nee. On hear I *Midas, &c. a divislos took place when there appeared-Fct not must be grateful to the feelings; indreteepteialty Complaints', la particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces Preen. ! -15. A Peep into a I out the Old Yeere•47. 'iii Austrian Arch- the Clause as it stolid IC-Against it 7-3!ajority 9. of those inlivichlals to whom If Birettlyreferfed. Fie cal Olateroineas on Sexual Debility e Set Abuse s Ste.; in Part , ing the Mb ring i reading the last Canto Th- o •h r Orlin& being arced to in the Committee in the • • : Ise is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, dukes Tau; Newcutle--ne.. deemed it unnecessary to aresPitiftritheropon their t Colonel Fit g zcle - reneen overt cou rse - of e the discussion, the Sal etrn repotted with any rpiatsrieg ;hem in a familiar manner , and the whole addreesed :of Chit& liatold-el9 • Review o . _. , Letters, land Journey from India to , contluden-ens amecdment. . to the Youth and Maturity of both &lees. ' • addressed to the late Duenese of Devoesiins--21. The Banquet, - ClnAsit'S RELIZI BILL. ; he Act . for the fit st . readieges- - (toud th 'Celt* fut By GOSSand Co. Coaseking Surgeons. 2. Mr. Carey on the Exhibitioo of the It oral Aca- Lord TORRINGTON rose to move the third nnrepal-ticularryfrom Lord! fialtnd.) -, • 'May be had at N 0.20, l'aternoster-row ; 66, Pan-Mall l 56, a Peem- 11 s _ Mew laventiorie and Diecoveries ). _ , , .. 1'..c3cr.7; 312 ' °1f"4.4"4." 24 ' Gerrara.st:ece' 84;116 ; 31; eta 7.-43. The f the let• ' e e-26 Reports Lit*. ; reacting CA this Bill; and sa id , at the ,same time, that Ile buke of WELLINOTON, bore testiin .on}* to lneareet ; 174, Fleet-street ;, 98, Cheapside, Isiadone and at -eaS. New Acts . ° . , g.t..-, atm • a nd Corninereiti-n7. 'Digest 'he felt it necessary to give such reasons in support oh the. Personal Merits and bravery of the eeeellent inai- . • . . ati Loksellert. vary, Meteorological. Agrk Gess and Co are to be consulted, as u sual, every dap, of Polidcal Events-1M Domestic and Foreign Occurrences- it, as should induce their Lordships to .grant the re- iidual on whose behalfthis Act was proposed to their :cau l euse ; and Patients in the country are requested to de- •29. Obituary,&re lief which was required; or rather to enable time par- Lordships. Levies and London s Printed ter Henry Coalmen, Ce s edeinetteet ;of whom . their claims befote the (;ona- I.crrtl HOLLAT,CIS expressed the utmost satisfac- .., • to and :Le - . : minntely the case, enclosing a remittance for --- , , namehte sets of this popular anace e sey fr om o s t.es go prove Ire. ne, which can be forwards to any past eith e ereme. may be eau/ he Act now to esed as well as at all that Portrahs, glee 44. mob. missioners, who were already considering other claims tion at t . p p , , (.-e. and Co. Di. B• C. Surgeons, 13, B o uverlootreet, Fleet- Canasessensuit,-aeola-oots at all the , .. r„ "--------- of a similar nature. The N ob l e l o ord read many do: had been said by the Noble Earl who had lgid this ~.•,.,.., I endon. • . • Thliegy..et b il= !lashed, - cements, and made many statements to shew, that. Act before their Lordihips, and especially at the .In eta peke .0. ls. Vol. L Part I. of , . .1. 'r‘.I.TISH PAINT .MANUFACTORY,62, Queenh bound in justice to agree to this Bill, Manner in Which it had been Said. With the same IBLIOTHECA BRITANNICA; or, a Germ/tat. Parliament was , . f il . 0. 1 . .. , • . al a a "street, Cheapaide, London. mann and that had .it not been for the sums of memy, sup- ee ng ic i actuae... the Neble rani, he should eb- • .a... I t to the Lrreseeteas of GREAT Slane( and fa . ..... MR GIALLO* VIA CWT. Modern, with such foreign World as have baen by Messrs. Chase and Co. to the Nabob of staiu t r o th any remarks as to the circuinstimces Which s. .. et:- le"! Ground Whit T u rpentinie • .i .* • . ........ Si. Ancient an . d itelit or printed usthe British Dosobiorts t fa. plied lead er the .fines t 48s. Linseed Oil ..'..- ....... . . 4e. translated into gh, tam the Wridags of the most Arcot, the army, which was then 01 foot, could reneeri•d this Act of Or ace necessary, and he ab- • ~ eluding also-a copious take the field. The military chest at Madras, at the stained trOrri any such rental ks for two reasens-.fi r ,r .- . • ..- , te.;• 7 celebrated motion of all Ages end Nations., , r * time, was empty, and no m ilitar y .operations could from the opinion he held as to the occasion of tile act •P. * • . • , 0.-.-.; and CD. in addretking tlic Pubte, most respectfully in- By RoSFRT WATT, M.D. fora ;eta thal their White Lead ta al the gneet " a". ' ln Published by Longman Hurst , Bees, Orme, and Brevet. Lou- have taken place, if the House in question, . . te.a Leek it tray jtatly be said, n rise beet is the eletaPeete'nn • '•'' neviee is the most durable as well u the most ornententai , ,- • • '''• ez ,, inferior kinds, having bad their metallic pow . -•.-.', :•..ou become discoloured, end are unequal to constant wards of h F e orty . ' don ;and Archibald Constable and fine) ithanwels- ere re- ' The First Division of the Work, contains the Names of up- housand Authors, and of each, as tar as pos e , r raphical Notice is given. It serer, therefore, 1 ci to the amiosphere. Upson and Co. sell W"hite Lud,,, siblea,taensobtet but ii itagrapkwa übismory, rosy . _ , ... ea Item seal per cwt. to 445. although, for the rasa ..! •• e :niece, thee only recommend the first quality ; '•• -.• e. superior to rainy kinds that ass offered to the Pu blic l ••••• n 1 t it, et nee :h hieker prices. s ources. I'' • i• intrencreiened Anti-Corrosive Paints are very nese in theil na : nne ea re ,r 1 pre.r., , g, and are randy a pplied, i reanirlig •l wU n I t es ainine ;nit onlr ail the :lathes to be ilineiblinabber Binirscal 1 thepe bite Dictionaries, but malty thousands man Ilesivad Eton other had not of *attainder ; and the second was, that he felt it would thus facilitated the progress cd . that war, which led be peculiarly ungracitatis in him to say any thing • , to the captaire of the Mysore country. The Noble t Lord snored that the Bill be read a third tinie. The [hike of WELLINGi'f ON would Noble Lord, say that he had no interest in id not, like the might ending to disturb the unanimity of the House. The . Noble - Earl opposite knew, that whatever differences have subsisted between them on publk mat- Bible, : ,tars, they had never altered the personal and fri- t, I he felt a very deep interest in it, as he was anxious .vale In taiiich 'subsisted_ bet Ween them ; and The list"( their Wrists, too, agellll4# a lliliS. i that the widows and children ef military men, for te cciuld oply say, tbaf his dearest friend could net titled are g iven atiength, tad their Vali* • d subeequent improvetneuti;Met . . ~ . . 1 1 :thu s :forma a Cetalogue of Books mese . Ss 1111114 whose • • , Id feel as a stro r • • ..,.. .. .- . . . . • 'e 1 benefit the measure had been introduced, have dmie any ect. which he would nre _ . , am should have an opportunity of establishing th eir mark. of aTection than this Act. As to the high . , • 1 • t.,..• - . • :teemed •en's oil; they are stared for Perk P I.e, comprel,errire, tbvi is to be usee wition a* or pisfiaip . ! „,,i,,, T .. ' claims. He could not, however, agree to the passing quarter from whence it emanated, he could only say, 1 •. t;• , ..r.t..... door WI":;:;. other language. . a- .. td 011 of the .Bill with the preamble in ise present state. that the act itself was one whith will became 'lsloble ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. The *tend Divhlou of the *arks ae glinttE 004 Their Loreithips, _ ere W aware, that by the 37111 of the and generous Prince-(Loud cheeriq.) • , r" CWT. "I " IT ' R o o, In this Part the Subjects are eras . • I :v: l ' ? '• : ' c? !tale G reen - 445. Mi g ht Red ........ .. •-- 34a. b irder each all the Works, and Ohl,* awls' Vi t "b l O irwili g ling, all .Itranit of this nature were prohibited. The, *ghe Act was then rea I a fiact time, and ordered • .: , ; 4 ::•:, LI: . to . . .. • ...768. Dark. ditto ...... ... .... 265. , _ e __ ...,, ecti aft eirranged is a .... wasei .so as tb ' .. b l ect . preamble of the Bill, therefore, conveyed a hieily to be read a second time to•morrow. t I :,, :it Green...2..............1125. Bleck Paint .... ... ......... 4 16 lne w °,m__°°__ ll nr s on .......a. n e *b e e has beee - 1 - 11 - Irstila eat etimg r i z n i n cgs i mproper (* woman eke character of the persons wto . •.• . col.n- -• . • t.e. "nsa 465. Tallow ... ..... . ..... . ...... 74; 1 a t ' h 7 stat o 7 ot 7 til l oa. to. the Use. Loto:vsati 00 a • 4 1 15.' '' ' 489 White •• ....... **•-"•••• vac* under ere at ewe. This .. • ... 40s. unnplete list of all the aeoffyisous ralfelleohaßAßNST ANA Imecartin. • were at the time at' the hood of the Government in Their Lordships then prooeeded to a hie at . . , . ex m ' i - ` the late r- -441111111 1a" gP• India, when it stated the transaction to be known to nesses relative to the corruptions at . . 1- l'repared Oil es. 6d. per gall. tinny. • - ' rate d its thi. eat • sitar ; OM% 1414,i aviieita b ft. them. He was at Fort Geotge when the transaction, for the Borough of Barnstaple. The uttnes of‘the Refined Coal Tar Browu 20s. per cwt. It O estimated that the Ga rt ner , took place, and knew that it was talked of, but there \vitnesses examioeci Trefeylio rnite Ch ar l es • • . N.".. Merchants and Dalai supplied with every descriptions pirtoomitiur„ y okiate , iii ill .. „, . _ .• .. , . . ~.,.1,i,•:: oavt.ry:d7zrageons =nut, - --li. ": et,',l f:fritie e ii"aig7 'r air- ~ • 'afs -.. '•lfta a siker f . . .41 ... . -., . • gi. 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