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I tfl , -- Ntr3lllEst 10,080. CAUTION AGAINST PURCIIASING. PRETENDED CLAIMS UPON GOVERNMENT nn account of SCP ?LI ES furnished or SERVICES rendered to the BRITISH ARMY in the PENINSULA. • ONR YEA'S CIRCULATION or THE OBSERVER. THE Colton of the asgtxrEs submits to the Pub lie the following Statement of its Sale during the Whole Year, from May 10, 1918, to May 2, 1819: Sunday, May 10, printed Sunday, May i 7, printed Sunday, May 24, printed • Sunday, May 31, printed Sunday, June .7, printed Sunday, June i 4, printed Sunday, June 21, printed Sunday, June . 28, painted Sunday, July 5, printed Sunday, July 12, printed Sund;.y, July 19, printed Sunday, .Tuly 26, printed Sunday, August e, printed Sunday, August fa, printed Sunday, August 16, printed Sunday, August 23, printed Sunday, August 30, printed Sunday, September 6, printed Sunday, September 13, printed • Sunday, September 20, printed Sunday, September ir 7, printed Sunday, October 4. printed Sunday, October 11, printed Sunday, October 18, printed Sunday, October 25, printed Sunday, November 1, printed Sunday, November 8, printed Sunday, November 15, printed Sunday, November printed' Stutday, November 29, printed Surday, December 6, printed Sunday, December 13, printed Sunday, December 20, printed Sunday, December 27, printed Sunday, January 3, printed Sunday, January 10, printed Sunday, January 17, printed Sunday, January 24, printed Sunday, January 31, printed Sunday, February 7, printed Sunday, February 14, printed Sunday, February 21, printed Sunday, February 28, printed Sunday, March 7, printed Sunday, March 14, printed Sunday, March 21, printed Sunday, March 28, printed Sunday, April 4, printed Sunday, April 11, printed Sunday, April 18, printed Sunday, April 25, printed Sunday, May t, printed PARLI.4MENTARV PROCEEDINGS. WTHEREAS it has been re?resented to the Lords Corr.missiesers of his -Majesty's Treasury, that Frauds E-re been committed by various Persons pretetding to sell Cer.if.zates or other Doarnents in support of Claims upon his :isjerty's Goeerument fir Supplies furnished Cr Services ren etre! :o the British Army it the Peduals; Notice is beret)). HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 16. Counsel were farther heard on the Appeal Cause of the te presentatives of Sir H. V. Tempest, Bart. v. Burton and others. Farther consideration postponed. On the Sept:, Cause of Graham v. Graham, after a short far ther hearing of Counsel, their Lordchips affirmed the judgment of the Court below, With the costs of the day. The Land Tax Commissioners' Name Bill, the Frame Work Knitters, the New Loan, the Irish Exchequer Chamber, And One or two other Bills, were brought up from the Conthfcns by Dir. &wont,/ Sir T. T. Jones, Mr. Maatermcn, and other Mem bete, and subsequently read the first time. The Duke of RUTLAND moved the first reading of the •fre ra t'o t r h k en K o n b it se te rv rs' et f t 3 t il t l i:t a2t o ta d t t t h h e e i3 sa Ts be n il he e the t: l bl n e .te h d e . intended to move the a ecoud reeding of the 13.11 on Tuesday next, The Earl of LA UDE,'RD A LE expremed his wish that not so early a day would be appointed fdr the second readiug; hot that be thought of making any active opposition to the measure, but It being rather upon a new principle, he was of opinion a more distant day should be named. lie then moved a Message to the Commons for a Copy of the Evident( given 'Afore their Com mittee on the Bill in question.--Ordered. • The Duke of RUTLAND observed, that when the Bill and .Evidence should be printed and before the House, it. per : ps, should he see a sufficient ground, would yield to the sug gestion, and propose t more distant day for the second reading of the Bill. 10,406 10,600 10,4.10 10,625 10,978 10,895 11,038 11,000 12,000 11, 1 300 11,750 11,535 12,850 13,4011 11,918 11,883 11,300 11,275 11,283 11,1311 11,334 11.133 11,092 11,187 11 7.70 11,450 11,900 1,100 3,?05 11,850 14,000 11,890 11,530 11,315 11,187, 11,307 11,856 11,675 11,400 11,650 11,500 11.308 11,506 11,448 • 11,373 11,380 11,536 13,350 11,750 11,690 11,920 11,875 andirri Total.. 603,224. that the period for the presentation of Claims of this de : . t ipti On has long altzee expired; All Persons are therefore can ioced egairst purchasing any :.sch Claims or Docurner.ts. E.IST-f.V1114 HOUSE, June 9,-1819. rill: COURT of DIRECTORS the UNITED 031PdAvr Af ERCK4STS 1 ENGL.:I:VD tripling to d a I..IST.INDISS fir leer.oly give Notice, Th at t he QT7ARTERLY OE'SERAL COURT of the $l2 Compary appointed to he held at their House in Leaden- Lill-street, of Wt.s.;iNESDAY, the Zsd • instant, is further .al, for the purpose of tedeivblr • lLeport from the _ apruinted to laspect the Company's - DT- L ft w s , and of considering certain propositions therein (=Wised f.n . altering By-Laws, Cap. 6, Sections 19 and '2O, and Cap. 7, S: -'inns 1 and 9, for repealing liy-Laws, Cap. 13, Sections 2,2, 4. v e, :;. and fur ordaining By-LawA instead of thoseproposed to b. r:?e.del. JOSEPH D.412T, Secretary. lu[ 7i The Earl of LIVERPOOL, after moving the first reading of the Loan Bill, moved that the relevant Standing Orders be taken into consideration on Friday, with a view to their suspension, as far as related to the further progress of the said BilL Ordered. The Marciis of Lit Ntal OWNR, pursuant to his notice, brought forward a Bill, to protect or indemnify Witnesses against the legal consequences to which they might be exposed by sea son of their evidence given before the House in teference to the Barnstaple Election Bill. lie begged leave at the same tithe. though, in the first instance, it may not be formally necessary to state the grounds upon which he proposed the Measure, as such a course might tend more to the convenience of the House, to, state, that he was aware of the undoubted privilege or power of the House to afford protection to Such Witnesses, as well as to its Members generally, upon similar ace-isions. But he regarded the particular Witnesses to which the Vail referred, as standing, from circumstances, upon peculiar grounds, which required a le gislative enactment in their behalf, End without which the in quiry could not be pushed to that extent which would go to as sert or secure the priority of election in the particular place. There was an Act of his late Majesty Geo. 11. which went to the protection of individuals giving iuformation respecting Elei.- tion cases ; hut in a case like that in quettion, he thought a fa vourable interposition of the kind far More necessary or desira ble. Indeed in a case of this peculiar nature it was especially called for, for though a few insulated individuals may in the test instance be the immediate object of the Bill, yet its provisions may reach or affect whole classes or desetiptlohs of person: in the town or community which It applied tot where a system of abominable corruption appeared to'prevail, and which considera tion rendered it the more necessary to extend the protection af forded to individuals by the Bill. - Should their Lordship's en tertain the Bill, he wauki propose, after its being read the first time, and to which he was induced by a view to the very ad vanced period of the Session, that their Lordships' relevant Standing Ordiss should be suspended, with a vied to a speedy passing of the Bill. He should move this proceeding on l'riday, by which means their Lordships would be soon enabled to pro ceed with the evidence respecting the original Bill i and he should also move the second reading of that he had now the ho nom. to introduce, on the same day.—The Bill was then read the first time, and the Standing Orders, Nos. 26 and 15.5, were, on bis Lordship's motion, ordered to be taken into cocenera- E.INT-INDI.I YOUSE; June la, qii:F. COURT ty*DIRECI'ORSofthe UNITED 1 0•111°..4.Vi of 31E1WILIATN of ,EIVOL.IND trading 1...1)1' INDIES', do lieryby gine Native, That the CICARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the saiJ Clropany, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden- Lia-str,et, en IVEDNESDAY, the 25d instant, at Eleven in the Forenaon, there will be submitted for conilrma t!,3l, the I: )tution et the Gener.ll Court of the 10th instant, approviir thr 7e-int of .C 60,000 to the Marquis of HASTINGS, in ihr rro.sle romet•Li nut in the Resolution of the Court of Diree- or. of th, 20.:11 April 12g. The Report ret,uired by the By-Law, Cap. 8, Section 20, is open (,)r the inspection of the Proprietors at this liouse. .13.3EPH D4RT, gccrctary. tt:-.• The Public are 'avast respectfully informed, that Mrs. Astley heliv, recoverol frau% la.:r Late hulisposition. will re-appear This Everti:ri, in thr 11/tlO-1/rama of ' ; and, from the bursts of lsa,;.ttcr and applause with which the Conic Barletta of 4 Para - gine Pickle' is nightly received, it be repeated Tbli Ever.h. 3 ,, To morrow, and .Saturday. ROYAL A '....IPIIITHEATRE (ASTLE I Y'S), WP.6T NI I NSTIR-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Panics and the Dulcu of Toss. tt may not be wholly uninteresting for the tteatier to krow,, that the amount paid to the Revenue for six hundred and two thousand, two hundred and twenty-four stamps, was no less a sum than eight thousand and twenty-nine pounds, independent of the Excise upon twelve hundred and four reams of paper, at three-pence each pound weigh.% and the du.y of three shillings and sixpence upon every Advertisement, making a total aunt con tributed to the Revenue by Tne Oust-even Jourral, in one year, of about Tot Thu-sand Pounds, and that for only fifty-two publications. IllS PRESENT EVENING, at Half-past Six .11.. &Clock precisely, a new Grand Historical Equestrian In a few days will be published, I Vizzawar t CAADOCE, and Joy, BENJA.M , the WAGGONER; a Tale, in Verse. " Tongues in trees, to stones, And good in every thing." on Friday, with reference to the same. Inc Marquis of LANSboWNE moved that the preseat Order respecting the Mad-hoases' Regulation Bid be discharged and renewed for Tuesday text.—Ordered. The Honduras Murders Bill went through a Committee, aid was reported; and the Wager of Battle Bill was read the se cond time. MB. NEW EDITION, IN 0: OCTAVO. voLttmr, COTTON FACTORIES DILL. )lelosnraina, ;ailed HYePOLIT.I, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS! Ilyppolita, Mrs. -Utley. Mademoiselle Ferzi will go through her scientific and elegant performances on the Tight Rope, and also dance a Minuet and Gavotte on Two Ropes, assisted by Mademoiselle N►na FerzL COMIt bong by Mr. woman. Extraordinary Exercises by the Grand Equestrian Troop of Voltigeurs and Tumblers ! Mr. Diamond, the Flying Hussar . , will go through various difficult and unequalled Leaps. To conclude with the Broad Farcical Durletta, called PEREGRINE PICKLE; or Hawser Trunnion on ilorieback. in the Course of the Picea will be introdue.Al a Real Fox- Chase, with Dogs, Horszs, and Huntsmen, in full cry. Second Price at Half past Eight. Places for the Boxes to be tzlen of Mr. Kinloth, at the 'Theatre, from Ten till Four, of .ehom Private Boxes may be had nightly. Places cannot pos aly be kept later than Half-past Seven. The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose, on the Order of the Day for considering the Report of the Cotton Factories' Regulation Bill. He referred to the clause which limits the number of hours of employment to eleven, and stated that he was willing to consent to alter the number to twelve, provided that means were taken to secure the children against what he considered still a greater grievance than the long time at which they were kept at work—he meant the short time allowed them for dinner. If the dinner hour were made effectual, he would not object to making twelve hours the general rule for the time of labour, Besides the amendment of this clause, it would be necessary to make several verbal alterations in the Bill. He should therefore move, that it be re committed on Friday next. _ _ _ . . ON Friday, the 21st of May, the Lottery finished N 1 Drawhy*6, when (as usual) EYTON was in hick AGAIN ! 'The Ticket, No. Stls, a PRIZE of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, was all sold to the Public, at No. '2 , Cornhill.— Tickets and Shares for the New Lottery, to be drawn the 24th of JUNE, containing Two Prizes of £50,000, and 2,000 Gui neas in Gold, are now on Sale.—Ml business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dibpatch.—RECOLLEC'f, in the last Contract, EYTON sold 4456, a Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Ten Shares, also numerous £5OO, Jeno,Btc. &c. A long conversation on particulat clauses of the I Bill took place, in the course of which the Elirl of LAUDERDALE, the Marquis of BUTE, and the Earl of ROSSLYN spoke. The Earl of LAUDERDALE erprecned his satis faction at the alteration agreed to by the Noble Earl (Liverpool). Had not twelve hours been adopted as the period of labour, he was certain that nearly all the Manufacturers r. ould have discharged the chil dren, and employed grown persons in their stead.— The effect of the mistaken humanity of those who wished to narrow the hours of labour would have been to throw a great number of children entirely destitute. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in reference to some observations which had been made on the impolicy of interfering with the freedom of labour, observed, that the Bill was in no way inconsistent with the principle of free labour. That principle could only operate with respect to free agents, which the chit then employed in these Cotton Factories were not.-- , By the common law, it was an offence to overwork children—(Hray . , kear), Earl GROSVENOR thought that the view which the Noble Earl who spoke last had taken of the sub ject was•contrary to all the principles by which hu man nature was usually considered to be governed. The children in the Cotton Mills were sent to. that employment by their parents; and it was most gulag. for their Lordships to say, that the parent ' should not be permitted to act for his child& The same principle had been introduced Into the Poor Bill which came from the other House, but their Lordships had rejected it. He hoped they Would follow the same course with this measure, and allow parents, who were the natural guardians .of their -children, to govern them. The Marqeis of LANSDOWN did.not object to the doctrine laid down by his Noble Friend, .but it did not apply in this case; The parentss in the dis , tricts where the Cotton Factories were ettablisbed, had no choices Thcy were obliged either to send their children to the Mills to hcemployed in she usual twneveerrs--- — mr 9 Pl -- 7 01,-7- °" -- " ,- • -- - 7" - 1 ° 6 . .• .. • • i l l I . f .• o• : . ii . • • , ti . . . . , Igtainnea t „.. . # . -; . • • a . .. N.... , - , el‘ .. • . . Z., f fat \ • ..... - „ ~...- ...II • is ,% • ..• ter '. 1 ... . . . . . . - qr . p . '' • -. ' . ' • ' • - • _ .. • 'it 'N „v • 4 41 Z' . i A' -' • . • ' kii:i U % ...,....,,..„ ,,,_„.: . ' • '' - • ' • *- •• THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1819: . . PRICE 6EVEN -PENCE.. -e ......t...-.......... . TARY . ' • , ° LORDS, Jt. . ' on the Appeal mein, Bart. e. But. 't v. Graham- after a 5... 'clAbips aifired the judg... I the day. 'rte Bill,. the Frani Work ''t chequer Chamber, dnd nu , from the Cotturecns by Idainn.... TUMD,and otter Mem- stating, ta. John Stewat., lest reading of the de'±teas and nue I I should be pr'a'ted. Election for the sal.. ? ton the table, he neither the Petition cot. i Tuesday neat , opposition to tie Petition .. r a h t h at n o t a n Mr. GORE LANGTON lug; hot that • Report, stating, that it appear ed enure, but Stewart, Esq• hall, at the lan Elect.. In a more the provisions 6f the 49th of the King, t.. S eto the incapacitated for sitting in. the present Pa. • I . (, nom Borough; also that several of the Burgesses (a.. . $ specified) had, been guilty of corrupt practic e s, t. ' an d unenee the Return orthe :Ad Borough ; one of whom , t g. druggtst, of St. Mary-Are, had wilfully absconded to t giving stridence before the e.ornmittee. • . On the motion of Mr. GORE L.A NGTON, the Report Was. 1 et-detect to be taken into further consider-don on Friday se'n night ; the Speaker was directed net to issne a new Writ for the 'erough of Carnelfcri tiefhte that day ; the 'Mit uses of the Eva; ice heard before the Committee were ordered to be laid be- the House, and W. AilL3 was ordered td be taken into the iy of the Se-ilant :.t. Arms. A. CA:IIPBELL presented a Petition frbm St. Andrews; for the alteration of the Scotch Distillety I.aws.—Read, tit to lie on the table. IRINGTON presente.i a Petition from liainstaplei from Heiken, against the Foreign Enlistment B . in. 'ered th lie on the table. ALE presented a Petition from the Chamber of 'rmingham against the Foreign Enlistment Bill; an of theCHANCELLOR of the EXCHE- I s -red that the House, at its rising, do adjourn 1 i I t Lords announced their tordsialpa' assent and requested a Copy of the Report of Vrarne Work Knitters Petition.--'llie i that the Report *mild be ilnt. I A Petition from a person Ailed t he might be allowed to prosie the 'g the Electors at the Crunelford • I lie on the table. o ask a question refatite to the tared to know ierhelhet thq I -e into the Courts of Suilice I heir inquiries to the Jury .. • . was surprised that :.be d Lord (Lord Ail - so: le to give information f a Motion for to., ,an Bit, . i t ; meat; a clause ' i Ina Of•iiiiiroi VtAted - front • t• itwhicli t lke was 'stances 'bp the In. this I o 1 • ' 1 I I i ' / $. I 1 . • • Manner, or to keep them idle, Sind the latter they were not able to do. Many Petitions in Favour of the Bill were sighed by parents of the children ern plowed !n the :Wilk. The Bill was then ordered to be re-conithittieci od Friday; to which day the House adjourned: HOUSE OF CpMMONS. Mr. GONE LANGTON presented a Report from be Com mittee appointed to take into consideretion the Petition come plaining of an undue Return for the Boriangh of Camelford, stating, that, If appeared to them, that the Sitdog, Member% John Stewart; In. and William Aheopp, Esq. were Dot duly elr''ei, and ought not to bare been returned ; and that the Election for the said Borobth was exissequently void ; and that neither the Petition complaining Of an undue Return, nor the opposition to the Petition was frivolous or vexatious. Mr. GORE LANGTON subsequently presented ti special Report, stating, that it appeared to the Committee that John Stewart, Esq. bad, at the lan Election for Catoelford, violated the provisions of the 49th of the King, e. 118, and was thereby incapacitated for sitting In the present Parliament Coe the said Borough; also that stye al of the Burgesses (whose names were specified) had been guilty of corrupt practices, In order to in fluence the Return of the said Borough ; one of whom, W. Allis, druggist, of St. Mary-Are, had wilfully absconded to avoid giving evidence before the Committee. . On the motion of Mr. GORE LANGTON, the Report was crdered to be taken into further winsideraicin on Friday se'n night ; the Speaker was directed not to Spode a new Writ for the Borough of CaMefferd Wire that day; the Mitutes of the Evi: denser heard before the Committee were -ordered to be laid be.. fore the House, and W. Allis was ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms. Mr. A. CAMPBELL presented a Petition frbin St. Andreites; praying for the alreraioo of the Scotch Distilkt~ Laws ' = Result and ordered to lie on the table. Lord lIBRINGTON preseated a Petition trout Bainstaple, and imottlet from kliMiton, against the Foreign Enlietment Read asid ordered tti lie en the table. Mt. DUGD ALE presented a Petition from the Chamber of Cienmerce,it Birmingham against the Foreign Enlistment BBL On the suggeition of the CHANCELLOR of the ii.XCHIE: QUER, it was ordered that the House, at its rising, do adjeuri till Friday: A Meuageefrons the Lords annotreced their Lordsidr . mtnt to several private Bills, and requested a Copy of the Mrpon of the Cetntnittee on the Frame Wade Knitters' Pte.—The Messengers were informed that the Report *mild be pint. Mr. LIENNET relented it Petition from a penal tidied Chat les Smith, praying that he might be Atoned to prate the existence of gross bribery among the Electors at the Catttelfard Election.—head, and ordered to he on the table. • Lord A. HAMILTON rose to ask a question relati v e Jury Court of Scdtland. wished to know •:+thelher the Cognmiesioners noti sitting to ingitire into the Court, of Juitice in Scotland; had pewee to ritend their inquiries to the Jury • Court ? . Lord CASTLEREAG/I said, he was surprised that .thei Noble Lord bad not liOrised the Learned Lord (Lord Ailvo: Cite) Of his question. He himself was unable to give inforinadoo otethe subject- Lord A. HAMILTON then gave notice of a Motion for to; naorriiiv se'nnigbt on the subject. On the motion for the third readlnj of the Loan Bill; Mr. GRES FELL rose to mote as an amendment; a.ela;te to prevent the Bank from receiving the usual bonus of-a 91140; on every £1,000,000 of the Loan. He bad been proventedlroni going so at an eartio stage of the 11111 by the late hour it_vehict toe Order, of the Day upon it bad always come on—but Ike was sure the Ho use would see that sander the present circumstances Oche caurely ouch a Ma P i a dais should not be giventp tho Bank, as they had se masymbee Kitts uisiog from p.,jeeele. The CIIANCELLORof elmiE.X.CHEQUgßredel-Usekthis allowance was one ,which jearthemi made (re" ; dose immerno e Hal, and he trusted the Hoist 'Auld sot agree, to t.,e ewer:tat Ibt =king it away nt.thtetirtwewintiityte e ti prevented from its usual participation in the Loan. After a few words from Mr. P. Mesas and another Member] the AniendMent was rejected, and the Bill was read a '2:lrd time and passed. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. THE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility and Gentry upon theabove Nevitauce, Induces the Pro prietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Pablic It large a Caution against Imitations, by mentioning, tone can be relied upon as genuine without each Bottle being se.dcd under their Firm and Address, and also each Label hav ing their Signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, bang adapted for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its increase of circulation bids fair to equal their much and lon-tbLeemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. They respectfully solicit a trial from thou who have not used it, Lting confident it will give aatisfaction to the nicest palate I...!ehluse, No. 107, (eOrner of the Say.y Strps,) STRAND, London. HILLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH :le eontcnent pas de lin, malt en possedent lesagrernens. UE Nobility, Families, and Merchants , are re spec:fillyy informed the above Cloth is sold at the Patentee's _-s: India Warehouse, 16, CLIEAPSI DE, wholesale, for ex ; oration, and by the Piece and Denty, containing from 26 s 2 yards rech, at 25.-2 s. tid. to ss. 6d. pessyard. SLirting and various family purposes, Sheeting, &c. its cco '.',:ny cud its peculiar conduciveness to health, in the hot clio .:t7, as well as in tha more cold and changeable, renders it •^. :.ride of the first consideration. A variety of imitation. ;:11; been produced, purchasers are requested to notice, ! . .t it is sold genuine stamped as above, and nowhere else.— t;:.tc-s addressed to the Patentee will be executed, free of e.a:it;ge, to every part of the country, and the adjacent islands. :he White Chintz and Anjeagoes, with every description of Fa. Linen, India Muslims, Printed Furnitures, and the most 1 4Lionable Articles for Dress, both Farcign and British, Whole s .le and Retail. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are 1 daily made to impose on the unsvary - a SPURIOUS COM LON instead'. of the GENUINE BLACKlNGprepared U. and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in hkl, their signature and address, 97, HIGII-HOLBORN, crittplcuon•ly placed in the centre of the Labe!, that they tt tan attrutit ato this, and the dilerence of the trpe, which is , r;:te all let ~ . r-preen, ;will enable pufchaatrt at once to detect :111pOciti(711. . - !he Real .I...pan BLACKING,made and sold wkolesale by °l. and MARTIN, 97, Ifigh-liolborn and retailed by the I incip a l G rocers , Drunists, 800/sears, iformlorigers, Becit,Mallen, ikt. In the United liingdom, in %ales at Is. Is. el eaebi THE NEW EDITION - of tile CHEMICAL CA TECHISM, with an addltioaal Plate of Chemical Appa. ratos, will be ready for delireryto the Booksellers nn Wednesday, the 16th June.-13y SAMUEL PARKES, F.L.S. &c. The N 11•711 Edition, carefully corrected, and adapted to the prennt state of Chemical Science. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock,and Joy. Price 14s. in extra boards. This day was published, in foolscap Bvo. With an elegant Frontispiece, price ss: boards, LETTERS on HISTORY, addressed to a beloved God-child, in Two Parts. Part 1. Sacred. " The word of Goo most High is the fountain of wisdom ; think thereupon with rev:renre."—Ecclesiasticus. London; Printed for Baldirin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-roW ; and Swinborne and Walter, Colchester. And lately publiAsed, by the same Author, 1. Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child, foolscap Bvo. with an elegant frontispiece, price 4s. 6d. boards. F. Treasures of Thought, from de Stael llolstein, foolscap Bvo. price ss. boards. Tbis day was published, In One Vol. 4to. with a Picturesque View of Al giers, a Plan of Lord Fxmouth's Attack, and Map of the Country, price it 2 2s. boards; NARRATIVE of a RESIDENCE in ALGIERS; comprising an Account of the Manners and Amusements of the different People of Barbary : with Observations on the Climate, Population, Trade, and Productions of the Country, the State of Agriculture, of the Arts, Military and Naval Power, Christian Slavery, Financial and Piratical Systems, &c. interspersed with numerous Anecdotes of the rcigning De) , and his Ministers, and of the late Expeditior under Lord Exmouth. By Signor PANANTI. With Notes and Illustrations, by EDWARD BLAQUIERR, Esq. IL N. Author of " Letters from the Mediterranean." . 1 7 r - In — ie — d - i;; - 11enry Conduit-street. This day was published, price 3s. THE WRONGS of CHILDREN, &c. in a Series of Essays on Education. Part I. with an Appendix, com prising the Author's Scholastic Tour on the Continent ; R eports and Epistoluy Correspondents on the spread of the New Sys tem of Education in France, Switzerland, Holland, Russia, Swe den, and India; on the Helvetic Schools of Pestalozzi, Fellen berg, and Pere Girard ; and on the Charter House, and other Grammar Schools at home. By the Rev. ANDREW BELL, L.L.D. • Master of bberburn Hospital, and Prebendary of Westrn:nster. Printed for le: C. and J. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church yard, and N 0.5, Waterloo-place. BILIOUS AND r...Typt. COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those dis orders which originate in n vitiated action of the liver and biliary organs; namely, indigestion, loss of appetite, head-aches, heartburn, fiatulencies, spasms, costiveness, affections of the liver. &c. lee. it may be asserted with the strictest truth,that DI XUN's A NTIDIL lOUS PILLS have met with more general appro. ,al than any other medicine whatever. 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Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout thi,Volt44l Kingdom BANS A DIVANCIrk: Mr. PEEL rose to morelar leain to bring Bill to regulate the Advances Of the Bank to Go; yernmeni: The first provision of the ptopoered Bill would be to make* necessary In every case to have a specific Att of Pafliament to Authorise ittrAdvarice by the Bank to Governrr , mt. The next clause would authorize a written app::cation by the Fir7,,t Lord of the Treasury or the Chancellor of the Exchequer td the Bank, as to the terms of the advance after- the Act authorizing an advance had passed. The third clause would go to reduire that there should be sub= initted to Parliament an obeisant of the terms bf such intended advance: The next clause would relate td transactions with the 13ank relative tp Exchequer Bills, ancl would requi r e that within four pert days after the commencement of each Session' of Parte= ment, an account shoula be laid before it of all Go= vernment Securities in the hands ot the Saab 'As to the general scope and details of the Bill, they would be best discussed *hen the Bill was before the House: He now moved for leave to bring in the Bill. Mr. GRENFELL wished tolrnii* whether' the gill would provide for empowering the Bank td make Advances on Exchequer Bills P Mr. PEEL-417 the I . roposed Bill no tech Advance could be made without a specific Act of Parliament. Any prpvision such as the Honourable Gentleman mentiohed, would be wholly inconsistent with the ishoie object of his Net. 'Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said; that he Ifidlonk wish= ed for such a measure aslhat hot , / •proposedis and that if it had been sooner adopted much - of the Feb= lic tuoney . wOuld have been saved: • • _ Mr.. 1 . - 1 3. GRANT asked what cites? this Bill would have on the Act of King . WiWain ielati4e td the (4* tbe rank ' • •' ' • Mr. PEEL—Of course the Act of Kink William must be considered as a part of the general law of the lands Mr. MANNING Loped that due time would be giten for considering this Bill: • M. I'ItEL replied in the affirmative: Mr. RICAR6O thought it would be vey inton= venient if, in Order to enable the Bank to purchase Exchequer Bills, it would be reeesaary to have a specific Act of Parliament on every occasion.- Mr: PEEL said no socli thing was intende3. The CIIANCELLOFt of the t Xe/lEQt.T.B. said, he had fully considered the nature of this Bit), and that he thought it would be very beneficial, without in any degree produetog . an . rintonvenience by . a diminution of Ilse circulating medium ; and without 'interposing any improper festrniot in the operationS of GovOrnmenf on the Bank. The great principle of the Bill was to bring Before ParliaMent all the operations between Goiernment and the Bank. A provision would ) of come, be inserted to empower