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1 4, r *vitt 7 • .o.siol6+- ..?.. /-4 ‘l 4 ) (k , I • 4 • i>>: -- gr(,► ' • . . __ ~ ,~ • • • • 11,. „ . 4 s, ct.:.!ltnl 03• SATURDAY, AP ,IL 24,1819. ' PRICE SEVE'N -PEN C AL ikIONIMIENT SCOTLANW, iccoessoration of t he glorious Naval and MilitaryAchieve n.snts of the late War. LORD By RON. This day was published, price 4s. 6d. the Second Edition of THE VAMPYRE ; a TALE.—By theßight Hon. LORD BYRON. To which is add e d, an Account of his Lordship's Residence in Greece. -- London : Print:Al for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, rater WARWICK AND NAPTON, WORCESTER AND BIR MINGHAM, REGENTS AND CROYDON CANALS, GRAND JUNCTION WATER-W9RKS, - and DKUR Y LANE THEATRE SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On Tamar, May 7, at Twelve, at the Mart, WARWICK AND NAPTON ; CANAL, Two v• Shares.; Worcester aad Birroingnalsr, EiOteen Shares; Regent's Canal, Sixteen Shares; Croydon Canal, Thirty Shares; Seventeen Shares in the Grand Junction AYater-Works, and Two Shares of £lOO each in the Drury-lane Theatre. Particulars it the Royal Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchett's Hotel;ESccadilln . the Mart ; and at the °di . ce of Kr. Scott , New Bridge-street, London. PARLIAMENFARY PROMADLVG'S. GENERAL MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GENTLEAIEN desirous of prompting the above impor ,ke nth i e et is t curr ent, at o be held in One o'Clock A fternoon. the British Coffee-Hou se, on Tunas- P ' His Grace the Duke of ATIIOL in the Chair. MICHAEL LINN ING, Secretary. HOUSE OF COMMONS, . AritfL SS. Colonel WOODHOUSE, as Chairman of the Committee ap pointed to try the merits of the Lanarkshire• Election Petition against the return, reported, •that the Commit:tit had iieciiled in favour of Lord Archibald Hamilton; and that tie Petition w•as neither frivolous nor vexatious. _ This day vaas published, price as. - - - ,4 CATALOGUE of a MISCELLANEOUS COL LECTION of BOOKS, New and Second Hand, on Sale at the Prices affixed, By Jonw and Alumna Alai, 61, Cornhill, London, 181 g. • Containing a considerable number of Scarce and Valuable Works, and Specimens of Early Printing, both British and IV. reign ; and the most valuable Recent Publications. Dlr. Mason, from the Fain India Company, presented seve ral Papers, pursuant to the orders of the House.--t d, red :a lie on the table. Leave was given to bring in a:Bill to oblige the MaTre turers of Paper made by machinery to put a particular marl: or stamp to the same, by which it may be distinguished from made the common way. The Dublin Exchange Bill was read a second time, at!', or. dered to be committed. A Petition from the Inhabitants of Kinsale was revert• dby Sir CZOILGE Hu.t. against the Presentment Bill.—Read, aad ,c -dered to lie on the table. _ _ MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION, • No. 29, Sr. James'is-rresn. vEMPELEN'S CELEBRATED AUTOMATON t. ciiE. S PLAYER and MA EIZEL'a TRUMPETER, rabibited daily from Threc to Four o'Clock, and in the Even /bpi Eght o Nine o'Clock.—Admittance 2a. 6d. THERLES. ESTATE, IRELAND. • arc' J . SIVEWRIGHT, in requesting the Public Paronagc fir the State Lottery •of only 10,000 Tickets, , 4 0 Drawing on TLZSDAY, the I lth Of MAY, have the ware of saying it contains many attractions particularly to Fly rt hasers, for TWO of the Grand Prises of ,C . 30,0641 obi brawn in the first live filinotes. The Scheme Contains 2 Prizes of XL:0,000 Money, 2 • • ili th the us ual proportion of minor Capitals. • stul Shares for which are on Sale at their old and For crf. 01fircs 37, Cornb111; 38, Haymarket ; I Holborn; and I,olfanatrvet ; where they sold, in -shares, MR. MONTGOMERrS NEW POEM. TO be SOLD, either altogether or in Parcels, the ESTATE of THURLES, with its severil -Depalcu idea, in the County of Tipperary, in Ireland, consisting of sip wards of Seven Thotnat,d Five hundred Acres, English mea sure. and comprizing, with Very numerous Farms, the TOWN of THIALES. The whole of this most importain property, tildch is attended with peculiar and great advantages, has . been lately Accurately and minutely Surveyed.—The Survey, Maps, Pitticulars, Rental, &c. may be seen on application to Thomas Leingan, of Castle Fogarty, near Thurles, - in the County of Tipperary, Esq. • also at the Mice of Messrs. Evans aed Bar. true, St. Mildred's-court, Fouluy, London; and JamesJohn non, of North Cumberland-onset, Dublin, Esq.—Mr. Leingan wilt appoint proper persona to abew the Estates, will give every necessary information on the spot, and will treat for the Sale. This day was published, in One Vol. aro. price 10s. 6d. boards, G REENLAND, and. other Poems.—By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, • The World before the FlootLFlfth Edition, 9s. The Welt Indies,"and other Poems; Fifth Edition, 6s. The Wanderer of Switzerland, F.ightli Edition, 6s. Verses to the Memory of 11.. Reynolds, ns. In the Pr's., and shortly will be published, A new Edition of Crantz's History of Greenland, in 2 vols. Svo. with Additions, Notes, &c. A Petition was presented from the Parish of Vest against the Parish Clerk BilL—Read, and - crdered .to lie on the table. 24,206 £20,000 15,7 W £30,500 This day was published, In At*. illustrated with Five Plates, price 14s. boards, A N irQUIRY, ilhutratin the NATURE of TU- N DERCCLATED A CCBEIIONS of SEROUS MEM RASES ; and the Origin of Tubercles and Tumours in &rest Textures of the Body. By JOHN BABON r if.p. Physician to the General Infirmary at Gloucester. hinted for Lingman, llurst, Rcrs, Orme, and Brown, Lon- Hodgis and Al'Aribur, Dublin ; and Constable and Co. THE BLIND. ' day was pubfished, in Bvo. with several illustrative En gravings, prite bs. in boards, PRACTICAL TREATISE on the INSTRUC TION and A musENT:rr of the BLIND; calculated ;!oavae the it personal happinc.s, and enable them to employ lves with profit and advasitk:e. By Doctor GUILLE, alif Director and Fist Physician to the Imperial and Royal :asitution for Educating the Blind at Paris ; Member of the institute, tic. ize. _ • as is a Work sa:red to Philanthropy ; and its appearance in et Eagiiih Language will be hailed by evefy family in the Em ry (et of whose members is deprived of sight. ?M: •d fie Richard Phillips ; and sold by,J. Sutter, 75, St. :tiro Ca-reit-yard ; W. Ilighana, ChisWell.street ; and by all lIE BRITISH REVIEW, No:XXVI. will be ?,+:6lterl on the Ist of May —Cements: I. Letters from ..c: Walpole to Mr. Montagu, and to Mr. Cok, 11. On .7:ni , Ilinks and Friendly Societies; Bid as amended by tbe" 'cr.zainee for the further Encouragement and Protection of Leda:: Societies. 111. Blotralield, if Achyli Agamemnon. IV. •is Essays, Criticisms, and Lectures. V. Bowdich's leis •Nt to Atbantee. VI. Rogers's Human Life. VII, The late araisonnan Secession. VIII. Captain Ross's Voyage of Dis p7. IX. Contagion of the Plague, and Policy of the Qua- ZiT:', 1,..w5. X. State of the South American Provinces • Re po .:.3 .1 , .. present State of South America, ity 'Moors. lt odoey c.: ;:r27-. T. XI. Lady Nlorgan's Florence Macarthy.. XII. A:taxi C;..k.:tion of the United States of America; Irist of new Iti.izatitol, Index, &r. Iclen: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos :c4o-.7 ; and J. Ilatchard, Piccadilly. otr.trEsT BOOK OF ROADS. This day was riblished, price ls. 6d. stitched. A new Edition, greatly ilnproved, (PIN'S NEW BOOK OF ROADS; or, a De scriptionV of the Roads of Great Britain. Containing, 1, An Rphabetical List of all the Cities, Towns, and remarkable VB. lin is England ar.d Wales; the Counties in which they are Errand, and the Markt-t Days.—'2. The Distance in measured from Lord u: to the several Towns, Sce. and from wie Tona to ?rother on the several Roads.- 3. Tha Cross Roads.— tine high !toads and is.inoipal Cross Roads of Seotland.-1 Tlt General Citcult , .—G. A concise AccOunt of the Noblemen's sal Gentlemen's Seats upon each Road..---'7. Rat',s of Postage. Banded Wah a nuit and cnrrcct Map. describing the-prim:l ig Roads 174 Chief Towns in England and Wales. London: Printed for Beach:ad and Letterman ; Longman, tilt , Gees, Orme and Brown ; J.Mawman ; Baldwin, Cradock . 11 . 1 0 y; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; R. Fenner; and C. *W. & Whittaker. 'Where also may be had, as a Companion Ittiks'anve, 07.;11 . 11 New Book of all the Fairs in Pngland and price i s . 6d. st i tc h e d, or 4s . b oun d toget h er a WI Owen's 11 :4 of Roads. MEL/V:11 4 1n, SURGERY, CHEMISTRY, &c. t.Sii.;3el by %Lewis', CiAirxc, and JoY, Paternoster -row. 1.• - pR AcTic AI. ILLUSTRA'f lONSoftheSCAR x LET FEVER, Measles, and Pulmonary Consumption; o:Aiervia ohs on the Is of Sulphureous Waters in euct:c Complaints. By JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D. l'STshiaa to the 'Aver Institution of London. 'The Second ~t, prier its. boards. hafiti:r.l7llusirations of Typhus. Fever, and other rchtile 1- ", ll ratm:...t‘ry Diseases. By the same Author. 'Child :;slit. vv. , . tS s. 64. boards. Otnervaticnis relative to the Fever called Puer. 14% o f I'.e &tete Author. The Second E.iition 1 culsrged, k:. F:- .le s t 4u, on il!e Causes, Prevention, and Management of vaAl;:g Epidemic, commonly called Ty plius Fe e a:d Beletit of the Petile. By W. a Porter, In E7n. price 21. 6d. - on the Formation and Connexions of the Cm ': ind otht,r Parts concerned in Femoral and Inguinal ;• 47 4 Ilis'ratei by three highly fir.ished Engravings by by J. A. Schetky, Rig By Robert • Ist of the lioy.d Collez , s of Sta l ,cons of London • Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery, &c. In e A C 7: aof Pethulo,ic and Operativ:: Surgery, founded ll:e , !rattd by Drawingi •uf Disce<ed Structure Of ••atean. );.,heel 4112:1, Fellow of the 4 14 .' 11 ' of ~;tirgeol f :ttid Edinburgh, &c. 1 , - 7 . 4 %1e 1. ism 1:4. ed. boa:di, to be completed in Three Oluervatiqe• on the Nature and Treatme•it of the 1/isieders allied to it which may be rri•! Pavan. Joseph Ayre, M.D. Member •I*.! '4,' , .1 S. - rziety of Dllnburgh; one of, the , en. NI I.llirmary at Hull ; Senior Physician to the s Disr:lsary Physician in Ordinasy to i Lt- , o hari t y at Bull. In (leo. 73. boatels. of Experimental Chemistry. By W. Henry, • • t lt c• The gighth Editi3n, corrected arid enlarged, v : Int a'l th e recent Ds 3:ovezies. and illus Crated bf ;•9txtry. In 2 vols. eve. 1!. 81. boards. I -met ~E.lhe History and payment State of Calrallislut 4 ' 11(Itod, F.R Sln Svc,. 7s. hoards. ~ ►. ,:a. This day was published, the Second Edition, With considerable Alterations and Addition% and with a New Set of 16 Platea,iu 3 vols. 12mo. price-Al. Is. USEFUL KNOWLEDGE ; or a Familiar Account of the various Productions of Nature, Miueral,Vegetable and Animal, which tre chiefly employed for the Me of Man.— Illustrated with numerous %tures, and intended as a Work both of instruction and reference ; by the Rev. WM. BIN GLEY, A.M. Anther of " Animal Biography." London : Primed for. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-aos. ter-row; and Dalton, Harvey, and Darton, Graeechurch-sheet:, RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMENTS, Str- This day was published, By BALDWIN, CIADOCE, and Jot, Paternoster-row, price 2s. 6d. A REMONSTRANCE, addressed to the Authoi 11 of Two Letters to the Right Honourable RONZAT Put., on the Effects of a Variable Standard of Value, and on the Condition of the Poor. By AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. • ' " But arrogance, no whit diornay'd, Truiting in self-sufficient aid, 9n other rocks misguides the Realm, And thinks a pilot at the helm." • LAW OF WILLS. This day was published, in Soo. price ss. 6d. APAMILIAR EXPLANATION of the LAW of WILLS and TESTA hIENITS, the Law of Descent and. lEstribuiion, in case no Till is made; and the °She and Duty of Executors and Administrator: with Forms of Wills, and other Practical Instructions. By T. E. TOAILINS, Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. A New Edition, with the Laws and Directions -xeliting illiUnen's Wills, and other Augmentations. Leedom Printed for Clarke and Sea' - ,man; Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown; soy; and Sherwood. Naly, and Jonei, row• AFRICA. This day was published, irraVo. with a Map, price Itn. THE TOUR of AFRICA. Containing a concise Account of all the Countries in that Quarter of the ellObe, hitherto visited by Europeans; with the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, CselectedATH ERINE from the but AuthHUTTON'ors, and arranged By . London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Soy, Paternos- 4 ter-row. By whom is also lately published, in Svo. price 12s. the Second Edition, with Additions, The Life of William Hutton, F.A.SS. including a particular Account of the Riots at Birmingham in 1791, and the History of his FamUy, written by himself. and published by his daughter, Catherine Hutton. In the Press, a new Edition of Hutton's History of Bir mingham, with Additions to the present time. This day were published, in Elvo. price 1.55. boards, , With a large and original Map, MENIOIItS of the lONL4N ISLANDS, consider ed in a Commercial, Political, and Military point of view; in which their adva.:tages of Position are described, as welta4 their relations with the Greek Continent,: including the Life and Character of Am Patus, the present Ruler of Giece; together with.a comparative Display of the Ancient ar.d _Modern Geo graphy of the Epirus, Tbessaly, Morea, Part of Marndoria, &c. liy General (Swat-toss be Vatinoiscousr, translated from the Original inedited MS. by Wittiast WALTON, Esq. London; Printed for.&idwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row. r"- The Map which accompanies - the Work comprises the Seven Islands, South Albania, part of Macedonia, the Epirus, Thessaly, Livonia, and the Melva.: it is entirely new, and filled with Details which have not hitherto met the Pablic eye. CORDIAL BALM OF .GILE.AD. LADIES of cold, acrid, or bilious habit of bod y , affected with Languor, Head-ach, or HystericAl Affections, c annot have recourse to a more saltjtary remedy than the, Coa:. mar. Pato or Gitzan. To WentlEmen from the East or West Indict, tne Student from public seminaries or those whose oc cupatkns require sedentary life, this medicine has effected won dert..l cures in cases of debility, originatingfrom beat of climate, or relaxations from juvenile inii.iscretions, and the effects of ha tense application to study or business. Sold by Leigh, Strand ; flacon, Oxford-street I Sate" and (7 , 4 Bow Cliarch-yard ; Butler, Owapdde ; Tutt, Exeh I and Ward, Holborn ; price 11 s. each, or four in One F'S Bottle for Ms. by which one lls. bottle is saved, with the 11111018 " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Sump. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IM esti 2 GENES, or SOLOMON'. DROPS (without mashy, eir 1 deleterious preparation), which stand in the bight* for the cure of the scurvy, wa t tle, leprosy, and all &WOW originating in an impure staterdtjse blood; being gradnal 4 gantlet and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the best sub thes has ever been discovered for that e Men. cury, sweetening the blood, and scion.' sus and impure juices, giving stew' enlivening and invigorating both, Price 11s. per bottle, or four ' which one small bottle is saved. Liverpool," are engraved on which none are genuine. Also, price ss. that scarce, Work (with which is given an elegant a View of Gilead-House), entitled, or, Advice to both Sexes, in SOLOMON, M.D.--Chtair Nervous and Hypochondriac on those Diereses with which ..-, afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, Dr. Solomon expects, when pigment of of acne pound note to be it,. Letter. Dr. Soloman, Gilead-house, double pease." . ' - F - _"`. iLL~ ECONOMY IN WINE. THE advantages of ready Money were never more conspicuous than at present, [ when PORT and SHERRY WINES can be purchased at 425.. per dozen, and CAPE MADEIRA at 245. of such excellent quality, as really to astonish those who have Wed them; indeed, the Proprietors believe there has not been an instance of their Wines being disapproved. •To their numerous customers who have pur chased, they inform them, that[they have now CAPE WINE at uis. even superior to any they have hitherto had ; and•to." [ those who have not tried their Wines, they earnestly recom mend a trial, confident of their being found really goad and cheep. The Whirs may be tasted, or samples had at No. 4, • Marehment-street, Russell-square. Two dozen and upwards will be sent to any part of the town, free of expence. SUPERB INDIA SHAWLS AND CURIOUS BRITISH DITTO. MILLARD'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EAST ' INDIA WAREHOUSES,. a No. 16, Caearee. JMlLLARDrrespectfully informs the Nohilityand • Families arriving from abroad; &c. his Warehouee pos sesses its accustomed rich supply of Foreign and British arti cles, with every description of the choicest Linen-drapery far domestic use, Foreign Damask and other Table-linen. The most fashionable articles for morning, promenade, and evening dress ; Ftench Cambrics of the first fabrics, and bordered Haodkrr. chiefs by the piece, Ste. superb India Shawls, and . the 12104 t beautiful imitations in. British ditto from designi peculiar to the llotise, both long and square, elegant printed. Chintz and other Furnitures for the Drawing-zoom, Beds, Cots, Sofa-covers, fee. Printed Chintz, Muslins and Cambrics , of new and Unique De signs; the aboicast Indi a Muslin for Gentlemen's Crave/4, ind Ladies' wear, from the Company's sales, with a variety of curi ous India articles, Ivory Fans, Geld and Silver Muslim and 'Allem* improved Irish Linens and fine Shoesingeotif the new isletets, warranted, and which ate sold at his Warehouse exclu sively. India long cloths. White Chintz; and Anjogoei, Fo esigtelnee avid Veils. Linens, Muslnul4tc. ptirchnied by the piece dr demy, are at the wholesale price, and one price made [without dt4istion. - greats of Family Linen complete. Ladies, 'Vte.arrbring from India, and wishing to part with India Shawls, %PM receive their highest value for them. A Petition was presented from certain Inhabitants sf Aernagh, preying againtt any further corer:ions to it e'rean Cathelies.— %Read, and ordered to lie on the table. A Belden .was presented from the Nehlerten, Gentlemen, • &c. of the County of rife against any alteratße iu the ('e:tl Duties.—Read,enad ordefed to lie on the table.. • 4 A Petition was presented from cerain Inn .bit: of St. !t e le drew7s, praying tor a reduceion of the'D . 47 . o2.Balt.—Reed, erd ordered to lie on the table. A Petition was presented from the Tehabltants of Lasnbedt, for a repeal or an equalization of the Defies on Coal.—lteed, and ordered to lie on the table. A Petition was presented from the same class of Inhahletent again the Insolvent Bil—Read, and ordered re lie In the table. A Petition was presented from the Parish of Stanhope, Cranty of Durham, against the Lead Mine Assessment liillee-rsead, and ordered to lie on the table, Similar l'etitions were presented from the rarishes of Alm, Middlesex, and Teesdale, praying to the same effeet.—Read, and all ordered to He on the table. ' A united Petition from certain Landed Proprietors of the Counties of Cumberland, Northumberland, Westmorelar.d, ,. and Yorkshire, was presented.—Read, and ordered to lie an the table. A Petition was presented from the Init.:hi:ants of Wenioek against any further concessions to the Roman Catholics.—head, and ordered to lie.on the table. ._ • • A Petition to the same effect was presented from the 'roots of Glasgow and Ayr..—Reed, andordered to lie on the taide. A Renton was presented frdm the Roman Catholics of the 'Couhty of Litrwriit, prayistgeitat they may be restored to their Rights and Privileges.—)test, and ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed.- A Petition was presented from the Grand Jury of Limerick against the Grand Jury Presentment Bill. Toe letirioutes agreed to certain principles of the Bat, but objected to other•part of and - order d to he on the table.—Both Petitiuns 'were presented by Mr. Fazoisoox. A Petition was preeented.from the Grand Jury of (lamorgan (by l Lord Imes SIEWART) against the Parish Settlenient- . • , • lead, and ordered to lie on the table. A rimilir Petition was prereeted by the seine Zipplpplaofflig Swansea.—(lead,and ordered to lie on ;he-tables s. _ A Petition was presented by Mr. finks' km the Parish of s:r. Pancras, against the Parish Ckrks' and &dere& yo lie on the table. • . • A Petition was presented froth certain Linded .P.optieurrs of the County of Durham, against the Sunderland bia.vigattma Reid, and ord:red to lie on the table. 'Lord Chuang -CArzsmei obtained, ata-naoldata, ore week's 'nave of absence, on his private aliairs. ,41 )lr. GRAHAM obtained also one week's an of abersee en bii private affairs. OMMANNTY obtained leave of absence for one week, on 'account of the death of a near relation. • Sir Marx SvErs obtained leave of absence for three waits, on account of severe illness. A Petition was presented from the Parish of Carleton, Wily, against the Soap and Leather Taxes.—Read, and ordered to I.c on the table. General A RCIID ALL presented a Petition on Thqrseay evening from the InLabitants of Enuiskillen, praying a *peal of the Window Tax. Mr. CURWEN moved for an Account r.f all gricish Clair-.s allowed, awarded, and paid, by the Government of Frapce.— Ordered. Lord CASTLEREAGH presented a Petition from the Mi nisters, Elders, Sec. of a Northern District of irelzed, praying for an Amendment of the Distillery Laws, so far as regarded the obligation of working on a Sunday. His Lordship explain ed, that, according to the present laws, those attending on Distilleries were obliged tolollow up their process by a regular continuance of twenty-eight dzys operation; that, therefore, they were frequently forced to violate the sanctity of the Sab bath; and the Petitioners consequently prayed for some ame lioration of the law, so as to remove the evil complained of.— Read, and ordered to lie on the table. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that the House at its rising should be Adjourned till Monday next.—Ordared. Toe names of those Gentlemen who were absent on the last Ballot were called over; some had leave of absence, and all were excused till Tuesday next. . Sir CHARLES MONCK, seeing a Noble Lad in his place, wished to inquire of him, VI hether any Treaty had, been con cluded with this Country far the cession cf the Towp and For- - tress of Pars.. to . the Turks? Lord CASTLEREAGH answered, that no Treaty hid been. signed by this Country ; but that, as circumstances hsd occurred which rendered the evacuation of the place desirable, sonar ne gociations Ware in progress to that effect,.and Government were in expectation of soon learning the result and particalais. The Order of the Day for resuming the debate reLting to the discharge of Mr. Barns froin the custody of the Serjeaot at Arms was then read. It was then moved, that he be discharged forthwith.- , -Ordered. Mr. A. CIIJCHESTER oared an apology for the absence of the Hon. J. B. It. O'Nett, ordered yesterday to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arm. for non-attendance, and moved that the spit' Order be discharged. Sir GEORGE HILL afterwards Moved, that the Mon. 3. B. R. O'Nrat. have ten days' leave of absence, he being detsitt ed in Ireland on special affairs. Mr. C. WYNNE wished to know more mintitely the mule of the Honourable Member's *Wetter. He did not approve of inch a general excuse, when Earliamentary business was %Sigel.% Sir GEORGE H ILL stated, that thecaitse of the Iloneug e 'able Member's detention in. Ireland longer than he intencteer; ' afore from some disturbance tu the District to wh ich he belong ed ; and that, as a Magistrate, he was called upon itupemtiveir to co-operate in his duty with other Magistrates; but he Z.F. sured the Honourable Member and' the House, that his flirt d would nut Vete a single moment in repairing to his SCltt in liament. The Order for taking the Honottrabk BarUebt into cw,;LtIT was discharged, and leave granted._ , MITE AssEseltlin BILL. On the Order of the Day for,the set4nd reading of the Bill teingseferred to, . c Mr. MORRIT rose to ente r inta,further explana tion of the pr?ncip'les of thetill. jA had for its ba is the Poor Laws of the camtry t and was intended as a cooperation .of their salutary effects. It was well known that whil&many proprietbrs of and oti er mines accumulated fgreat forttidei they were, how ever, unintentionally, the cause of an immense in crease of paupers in the various districts or parishes 'to which those mines' belonged. It was therefore ab solutely necessary that the landed proprietors should 'be in some degree relieved from the. charge of this AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VIItEGAIt. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known dficaeyin relining Faintness and Head ache, and in counteracting thy ef fects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre pared, ip the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and NA'M. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, 14Iiinchester. It is sold In London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BAYLEY and BLEW, Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price U. 9d. by one Agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be go mina, unless the names of the above Preparers are engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each boa. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, u usual—As above may, also, be had, authenticated by a similar stamp, Ilituar's CAteasixn Maoaszsts, in bottles_at Ss. 9d. or with ears stoppers, at 44,6 d. IMPORTANT ADVICE. WHEN Meir of Education and Professional skill , use persevering endeavours to discover the mast safe and certain method of treating a fewprevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co, Members of the Royal College of Sur- - ,geons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object'of their particular study,viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoalcation, and its concomitants, strictures and Glees, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also debility, whether arising from Bac chanalian indulgences, long residence in warm climates, or a se cret solitary vice, toe often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a nueseroustraiu of nervous diseases, which, if not timely r e medied, terminate in impotence and consumption. In that dis ttresing state of debility or deficiency, whether the •consequerrce as such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the oonetitution become• enfeebled, as regularly 'deemed Surgeons of -London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy gesterasion to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of diese 'particular complaints, in order that they may not be, by a mis taken few, marked With the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, thinkit but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch Of the profession (cerifficates of which, from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physkians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their wideavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented Confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. 1 "'The result of a lois and extensive practice has enabledthern,. by a superior method, to remove venereal. complaints, how, Wm inveterate or _ebmplicated, without subjecting the patient ily the least restraint in diet or exercise ;.atilt in recent cases, where ea early application b made , on discovery of the id frequently perfqrm a cu , - ' anprwayisced • ~ .~.'S'.~_•.~ ~ a their operation—the best suoinune wh er e go early epp „,,,,,„, .„ .......... ‘ , d for that drateroes interval Mer. kenos they frequently perform a cure. ha .the short space of and stimulating it to expel all ova l - • two hys. . The unprecedented success qt their mode .of g strength cad seat to the iteredii (which has never bees known to (ail in one single lath body and mind. instance s It a practice of. twenty. yeari,; &idol which period Jur in one family "bottle for 355. On 'hey slimmed persons of both sexes have been cured, even after ed. The words " Semi. SOloasen, severe and itijeriotia teethe* hate Wen ptusued by other Practi- , the stamp a each heetle. Wilbelit tinter", withotit effeet);hatisees tftenito thus publicly •offtr their • owlet.—To bkotandtat daily by Pitiests 91 eit:ler sex, with se- ce, interesting, and .uieful Family .e ree Tt 4eiichif a . • Letters.front the Country, con- I elegant Portrait of the Anther , and t . mitA ges •ar4 then;:er of living, L. ended, A GUlDlito BfiALTH I 'Ai . atieWdYto: and. aditcesed n z edicine , a Vann); of CainAilallier•—a? S : istatirret of the lifeddrev inieg a Treatise oa:Fenatlaßisedirfat i.- / • 'E•v..v 1.. ) 7-et. ikoos / 111andCwzbf. ft. C. 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