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Jay 29, Ism ethe UNITED TNGL4IdI midis; Proposals , in writing C, the 14th October i.bt willing to build, ktport, in England or Ships of about 1300 . Company's service, sum a permanent rate .01-440. :ender" on the Corer the Elecretsry at this foots on the said 14th ler will tie received. ' DART, borsetsry• ions and Scaatlings of :ores, the Copy ot the ine, together with the the ships are to be ten. ipany's service,;may be Clark to the Corn•ittie August neit. ro. XXIII. will be Augur. and dbniskno Childe Tufluepce Currret►'lLlttas odious inquirer after Philosophical Educa- Vaal Eve- laa and Joy, Pateriaos. 10 MAT GAIN 0 0 7 0 :6 10' 0 _l3 15 0 .aq 9 0 R.S 5 0 X. 2 13 6 ifl 7 0 had the pleasitiohlo bushed O des, :ver drawn, .ver drawn, . of the present Szherne, -s more shanks to gain hitherto known. There :ed Prise whatever, the £:30,000 £2,000 bes s ides • Gold. As..gitkreW - 'UESDAT; paid by Ciegmexas., the syservii Soverel,sn, ' with MADEIRA, _ . Mact::ra, or Four Bogs .ci Ala Ti4wisani Save. folder themselves. Aid Est.Hished London `EWRIGHT, 141, Oirona-resics; 58, HATlamtinz. she last Lottery PRIZES. Lad CRICK, (late Ro modes-street, Covent-Gar :anufactureri to her Ma 'rincess Clizrlotte, ea all his grateful thanks to ltri, for their unparaneled for the honour of their ,els they will endeavour to :ry article snanufactured of mint elegant patterns, rich I figured; Gold and bilvcr Dana=ks. Tabberaya, ami , Family hi.:9 - sing, Gauzes, ri..h blsch double AT ONLY TWENTY ANT SAVING. anufacturers, of WEL of Barbi lc, they are selling their ; cable Covered Beaver Mats, r caiour, end always retain unbounded patronage given :cues their suptrioritr over nodee, and caused several to of the Manufacturers• and knihrier Hat, by giving them 'Loa command enable Cacti tittle the Trade in general M small cm:titles, ream( is only deceiving the Public, to attempt any competition an/ way eoncernea with a le of FaLxxs. unpaid the Trade supplied. I:FACTORY, sastzs-. Downy.. TtcoRROSIvE PATICT4. tick rs Oi 565. ',"bite - Us. - 365. elknv - - ;late and Lead cciours - Stone - - for use Ss. per Gallon. per Cwt.—Common Turpentine per Gallon 6s. Linseed asl do. 3i. 91. cue. F...tEned Oil for t Ss. od. per ratent Lamp s Gallon r.l, Whale Oil Se. 6d. Corr.r. • n ditto 3s. Ed. raked to all Out-dear Work, 1 groat durability are required, :7 the Rained, will preserve earned to tiie eriwits of for Volo:a azd L. 7 Rot ; it ;,;,chaste to tat 1:.%t Paiott: s-mcd Oil, and P.d::xr:.' :•:: 1 ) Oa:. are wi.r:anted ki.ve -id. i ~lt' i GL;IPRAJE: UPTOr utZ C:4 wrphk-d an Advactiap;,:t terms. ,! Is. :4=4 14inel• of 9a lzpaattnlitt Palms, L trn. w C 02.1 Witio • 9895. HO USE, AA COURT of DIRECTORS 0) CdYof bIERCII.INTS 11.1 i '4 I2N NY TIES de kere 6 Y Sim It v e; P will be ready to recei e. Tte.te °: or before W E.DNFSD AY, Tyr . o Per son or persons who ma y °in the 00' 1 * . -- tt l ye , T hame s or at an OurP' , 11 - ornhay or Banal , a Ship or f. vY.fir " bsrtbr4 to lee on f re i g ht for the said r.: lAI v es ce rtain ; specifying i n one au 51 4111- the said Sir Vo t• er e° fret:* for each of b the wo rds S Iht *feeder! "hip Tee left with ti sealed uPd and u ldwe b"ltr'llY pa ° fare Twelve o' Cloc k at Now ..„1,„ SL' sta tOnd which hour no tendo u"**- JOSEPH of the principal disnenslo Tx? IXe a ch f the cat Sta t voyage p as en e:p outlin - a d c o nditions upon which the aft s ad employed in the Comp s. " fr , a „ - c I ss il • at the OCI sce of the , oa at after Monday the 10th A of supra; tE BRI TISH RtviEw, No ji:sbect ea Saturday, the lot of d 0 • on the follDwing tabcts---1. Chi )e 'ultral7- • C nt o IN. and Hobtouse' s s ower. on Manners and f a tten - at, e-11 to ( N 4116- 4 17. Cooper's. Letters t o a i b)t ;curb — V. Jardine's Outlines of 3 '. U e of Dr Itstsols, Bishop of] Printed for Ba Piccttdiil llwin, Crado4 Ind J. Ilatehard, NEXT TUESDA' LOTTERYOao AND YOII Pounds€o for Al 9 4;1,000 Vounas for .C5l AGOG Pounds 42,300 Pound , for Xl.l 13,000 Pounds far LO 7,500 Podada for 3,750 Po:.•tds for 1.573 Pounds for y and J. SIVEWRIGIIT , who t • F::trae to 5.41. at their old.establ Flits? £30,000 el .1 ; ;,760, Lu? £SO,O3a ei Feldt Poklit atwatim to the attractions tri:l is art-mged to give Adventurers Tam d £30;:00, :ban In any Lottery I ;tidy a,coo Tickets, and 1tt.117 C 3 Bat g .., Prizes of £ 2 ... Prizes of : 14 Other Ctpitals, tx ,Jsool:Bsweveigns is C .' MAY ALL NEXT TUESD,I j i g Is & um to tit ow Prices paid Purchases' , may ro . ce GOLTT Tor tl , e Two Prizes of 1,000 Ss PORT, CLARET, OR '1 lausvaa' sto - I-cur Pipes of Port or loo,ker Ohio, fee each of the Prises c reins, soi is roportion for Shares. 'll% Tat tobe chosen by the 111 Math sad Shur now on Sale at the Oicts oi J. and I. SIVEI Noll, Homou; ld 51, Comitt; Who Shared and Sid In the FOUR. CAPITAL P • ROD ARTS , GRIFFITHS, an bans and Plowman); No. 1. Chat dc, Silk Mercers mad Irish ',ter, her Royal highness tile Lite Pri the Royal Family.—N. Robarts retort the Fold Family, Nobility, ;Ira °oath to the late Firm, and hopes , ease to the present, whicl stint by a strict attention to have ever to best quality, and of the newsstand n Thom Sada% and Velveu,pialn and Las sod Nets of superior quality ; 13 escy fashionable article for Funiture, Limes, 13omhazeros, Crapes, Italian Tilibiteu for Gentlemen's wear, ii;PERIOR BEAVER HATS, dl SHILLINGS.—IMPORTA PRANKS and TAYLOR, Ma 1. LINGTON.HOUSE, corner o on, respectfully acquaint the Pohl New.loyented Llght Oral-Shapo Dou sc mach admired for their beauty of I tt their shape, sad only 20s. The u: otldere antchless Hats fully indical rery other Hat offered to public st Retailers of Ras to assante the n: me gamma to foist on the FuLlic until a Loa of good qualities. The Capital that Fawns end Tllll a make loge purchmea of Furs, wi re obliged to bay or credit, and Ilats, conavquontly it it sad thimataly iajuring . theIIIICIVCS u ni:b & l am s tut Mauna. Fatrts and Tavcca are not In o P. , :ti,hotise la Ilacch-street—rami lat•ers raceived. Merchant* and ti BRITISH I' DINT MANI lISPEETRi`..I:I.r. A ANT laiisPok Greets per Cwt. 50s. Dla ditto - T , 765. IWI 11, 4 , t °live ditto Ye 114 r.eg -31 s. Sth '••• Red - 3e4 " :. I Set Prepared Oil to thin them fc 11.5nd Cc. l Tar Brown White Lead per Cwt. 50s. I Tt ditto do. 465. Li LAX/ ett t`t!lr. Oil inr.yerGal. t.. d lit.rl: lls tie . 7 • t. Cd• I P Tr.: ...mt.:en-Arable Prir.ts s - 4 r ,' • apt:... tee as 'I • A ' 2 .0.: -1, , 7 yeete, lint. sem r. • ."- •• tin CA , ZtA V" . • - ne.;:y equal '• - fur l .. tire, I: ' • s• ;•i•• fae •to:i c I,T t 1 .41.1. •a Z 7 • o}. sari, •i; -NJ t:t;t? is. 14inei 1. wt. ti C - • . .. 0, - . .. • • .....-. ''', 4........" 4 1 - 4 % 'it 6 f . • .. ..• - 7t ...., 4 , ........ 4,....„1,... , ..,) , ...... This day was Fu pnre ss. Ad sewed. " ZAPOLYA a Christmas Tale, in Two Parts. By 6. T. COLERIDGE, Esq. s , Printed for Rost limner, Loudon. Wdirivas Asuitaittrio. price St. bawdily aTAN DING ORDERS. el an Eatablisittront for g -ilstructing the Junior tAlicurr, aad the A dliers and Soldiers of tliz Iforil K 10...eer aliartmtut in 141rThities In the Field. Ry C. W. PASLRY. • irlitterrant-Colonel Royal Elischiers; VILA sled Dtieetor of the &aid Est4blishinent. Jr•blished 'by C. and'W. Townson. Chartism ; atul sold Orton,'Military Library, Whitehall; Murray. Albenistl. - *et ; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Paturnoster-tow. This da L y was dished. in eve. price 4e. ad. sewed , OHMS AB .1.; KUBL KEUN; and , ' rHE V PARIS at LCP.P.—HLT. GOLEIIIDGE, Eni. Printed for Rest Fenner, London. This day waaptsbUabsd, liCroVols.Siro. pricy .Cl. Is. boards, TVOGRAPOLA LITER ARI A ; or,BloGitArift 1.1 &moms of my LITSRAPV Mrs and OTUMNS—Dy S. T. COLERIDGE, Esq. Printed for Rest Fenner. London. CATON ON - DUBiLITY. Thh day was published. price Od. a New Edition of PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS oil the I)EBI- A. .LIVES, natural and contracted, of the GEN P.lt NT! VE ORGANS of both Sexes; including illasbariu on Onanisrn, Ses• urinal Weakneas, Nocturnal Emissions, Meets, Tabes Do:salia, fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. By T. ',ilL CATON, surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-am.; Newcastle-street, Strand; Late of the United Iloapitals of St. 'Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for W. Neely, 78, Lombard-street, London. Also, c.tton ou Indige.tou, Scrofula, and Cutaneous 1/I.eases, &c. &c. 36.-2. A Treatise on Female IT.e hes th. Ofl Su and Winter Cough,34.-- On the Vent:rad Dimas% M.. day was published, In octavo, rice 10s. ed. boards % SIBYLLINE LEAVES, containing the ANCILDIT MARINER, and OTHER POEMS. By S. T. COLERIDGE, Esq. His Ancient Ma:iner is his rr.o;t pnwerful performance, and the only ona that I cooed point out as giving an adequate idea of bie =Teat natural powers. ILislutt's Lectures on the English Poets. Printed for Rest Fenner, 'Allston. vs lids day sues published, Yen , . neatly printed in Two large Yoh. Bro. price £2.35. bds. xTavuX TrATAIKENTUM GR_ECE.--Tezmin -UN ad Fidens CM) icum, task:Mum et Patrons reeensult et terdrals rtriseatern adjeatt. ' Q. 30. JAC.' ORIRSBACH.—Editio Nova. Londini : Impends F. C. et J. Itivington, J. Cuthell, J. Nunn, Longman, Hurst. Itees. (kme, et Brown ; R. Priestley, S. Bag gier, Law et Whittaker, Lackington et Soc. J. tlawmaa, Bald win. Cradock, et Joy; et T. Hamilton. Just-published, for CARTErraR and Sox, Old Bard-street, Io t' vols. 4to. price to Subscribers £lO. 101. boards, or, with the Atlas, 22 Guineas. 1 1 11 E. DICTIONARY or AMERICA AND TIIE WEST INDIES, cm, THOMPSON'S AI.CEDO, World,s a general account of all that is interesting in the Weste and a unique picture of the Theatres of the present War rn s in South America.—" It is a work (says the last Quarterly), in which the impartiality of the narrative is not I.!ss to be admired than the variety and accuracy of the general information."—The British calls it " an indiipo.nsably appendage: to every library ;" wiiilst it was, even in the original, as the Edinburgh .ott4ervet, " one of the best books In Geography."—As all the Government p i el et trUttents and principal Subscript ion Libraries have been pro- ', video, it is not probable that an equallycheap and bandsomeedi don will be az,lin published. A very few copies are now remain-1 ing,the number printed having been regulated by the Subscribers, *list of whont : ewy be had by application as above, ot tosthe Au-I thor, 1, Lambeth-terrace. Persons possessing the book, whoie r.ames are not in the list, are most particularly requested to inti mate the same to Mr. Thompson, that they may be recorded in the Work.—By the same Author, A New Thcnry of the Hems' phe.res: whereby it Is attempted to explain, on Geographical and Historical Facts, the t ime and manner in which America was peopled, price 6s. 6d. A Mode of Guarding DweUing Houses by their Construction against Accidents by rue. By the Right Honourable Warren price es. 6d. (110 COUNTERACT the many attempts that ate 1. daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COMPOSITION, instead of the GENIIINIL BLACKING prepared by P.VZ and MARTIN, they have adopted a uew j Label in svbich their address, • - -I 97, lIIGII lIOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed iu the cenu'e, that Miry trust an awns. lion to this, and the differe n c e of the t yp ;., stains.- all letter prow, will enable purchasers at once an detect - tfw impositions The Real Japan BLACKING, Inside and $41.1 Wboi :sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, n t h ito!boin; and reaind by the principal Grocers, Druggists, BoAstilets. Ironm6nter...,- (timers, Boot-makers , Ike. in the United Kingduan, Li bottles, at 6d. Is and is. Oa tate. • • FOR R ItVING AND BRAU'llf VYING Ire TletTß TIDE VEGETABLE TOOTIITOWDEP. has so long been the appeudage of every tact of rank and fashios, Chit it is unnecessary to offer any farther r e comme,dation of It. Being composed of Vegetables , and without the tanee of the y he mineral or pernicious Ingredient whatever, t he is ftee fro free t usual objections against the use of other a:lathier , . its detersive power is just sufficient to annihilate those destructive and corro ding particles which generally adhere to the Gums and in the in terstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the former, and pro mating a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has bewiln-• jured or corroded) on the latter. It liktwise imparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the gums ; to the lireath the must de iectaWe sweetnees, and if used. constantly, as directed, will pre-, serve the Teeth in a sound state even to old 7ge: Sold in Boxes, at es. 9d. 6y R. BIJTLER and SONS, Che mists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Valli's, Laidou and 51, Sackville4trect, Dublin and by the prinei?al 11;nftrincrs and Booksellen throughout the United Kingdom. IV. P. Po: chasers' artrequested to observe that the same and address I" shinier, 4, Carapsitle," are engrave/ in the stamp and lad attached to eack hos of this esteemed Deattfrtee, as utriaviotts it ate /HIV sold mask/ . the sante tit!e o f Vetetable Zoth Powder. _ _ --- - - • --- TIE INTERROGATIVE SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. TT is now above twenty years since the Proprietor of the undermentioned Works submitted to Conductors of Schools the first apreirnsts of thee terilnef improved Damen. pry Books which he had planned foe the purpose of facilitating the Instruction of Youth, and rendering the seteerement of knowledge at once pleasant, rapid, and certain. This Slatem hat since been known to the world under the denomination of the interrogetive Syetem; and, as opposed to some popular nee- !, elsanfeid Syste.ns, its inventor has also defined it, by way of eminence, the Thinking or Intellectual System—from the obli gatien to think, se mentally work, on the subject of ftudy which it imposes on the pupil; and front the general improvement of the intellectual faculties, of which habitual mental exerc ise is a meessary consequence. This System, in the popular works pub lished under the names of Ceddsmitk, Blair, Barrow, Adair, fee. has been introduced into nearly every School of character in the reit:sh Empire, and has met with a degree of approbation far exceedir.g the original ex;sectations of its author. The principie of teaching by Queetions without Answers, which requires that the pupil should furnish answers to questions, often coreelirated, from the scattered data of his book, demaudedvaricels prepare. tions on the part of the tutor; but the publication of the Tutor', `Key, containing answers to above six thousand qua shoes, has removed every difficulty in practise. Among the. competitors of the Interrogative System, the re-. spected name of PIISTAI3Z2I has appeared ; hut it ought to be knowo that his System is precisely that to which the tiLNic at. tendon is now invited, but whi:h *as taught in Englend many years before the name of Perreeezat in any manner tiauspisv& Others have annexed questions to their hooks, and claimed kindred melt; but, by an unhappy misconception of the mine ciple, their questions accord in arrangement exactly with the order of the data to which they refer, and therefore afferd no exercise to the Intellectual facultien Others again have so far mistaken the term " Interrogative System," as to obtrude on the rublie;under its saection, a series of Banks on the obsolete. plan of question and answer. While others have basely imitated, both the Inventor's plan and his books, and have produced va rious superficial, vuleir, and inadequate compilations, whom only recemmendatious have been their close imitation of his title-pages, types, ornaments, and bindings. As a means of protecting the Piealis against all anch artifices,. and of supporting the reputation of Ilia Series of Books, he has therefore Judged it mrpedient to su'ajoin A COMPLETE LIST tsf these ORIGINAL WORKS: 1. Btate's Usenet's/4. Paremeros ; or, General Grammar of all Arts nod Sciences ; serving as 4 Universal Tees-Bee', fur every Class Mall Ssitools, es. 6d. with 600 Questions, said seeps. rattly at Is. 2. GOLOSYITSI'S dIASIMAS of Gave" IS. GROOII,II , IIT ; include ins Piss:gems On the Globes, and 600 Qaestions for Exercise, with Maps, Views Btc. 3s. 61 3. Gounietru's CFa.tataa of Earners Gsteon:.7liY, or De.' tells of the present State of the British Empire In every Part of the World, Territorial, Political, and Commercial, with diaps, uo Views, and 500 Questions —Su 4. ReWILIell GIAIESSAM of :hp Ei.cuvsve of Asrlonofte, Illus trated with more Entavines than any other work on the same biteresting Scienee,ind forming the most popular System of A-aronoety ever published, with rsoo Questions -9s. ed. 5. ROBINSON'S Gammas Ustveaset Hisecte, from the Creats to the Peace of Paris, 1614, with - 400 Queetiops, a Chronology, Ste. 4s. a. BLAU,./ GIUSIMAR of Nertntex and Rummer:net Put 6. in all its Branches ' • including a course of Cbematry, Geology, gee. price 6s. with 500 Q,uestione, sold separately, et is. 7. Bestow a .500 Questmes en tke New er Tereesemer ; being the only altars ever devised of implanting e Dements of the Ch ietian Religion in the minds of yeerg Children, is. Beet.aew's 500 Quesetems on the Ow Tiertaumer, ealcu. Wed to make Young Persons intimately acquainted with the Sacred tketory, Is. 9. Emmett's Graerten of Seca= Vulva , * ; including all the pacts in.both the Oid and New Testaments, with 400 Ques tions, and slaps and engravings, ese 10. Ateser.'s 500 Clem:icon on GoLongtlll'a Hissaav of EX*, Law, cahlnlszed to reader Young PC21004 familiar the Enetish Marry, es. 13. ADial . l3 Q1711:7•12FS on Monkey's GikaniA 4 l 404 co Iseine's Eezemeeslef Eromen Coupon/tint, lit. • • 12. Beata's Bimetal Gssitnia ' being the eomplentaae.ailia a: tie tins moat cuesiact Gratntogr c--daid e whit dams' 400 Questions, 2s. 64....-And Tea Terea bar to the precting Ter dee Beaks, con sing iieswers to all the qeesetans„ Or easy P..fenft.c:.s Mr the lee ewers; •vith an intrelddetion, explanatory orthe System, Ss. Pe .tae. for air Itecitsete Pegreess, Leestiou and to be bad, wSalev.le end _etude of J. derretee St. I'ae.fe Church -y. 41; end of ail livelistllerie. LACK AND SURGICAL DISPIINI3A Hisillioyal Hi g hness the Duke of President. Surgeons-11r. Kiefaml, filleatherofthe IloyarCollege, Loskdon Governors--Eorl.of Egresikat, Rol of ra., Jdoo.*Colessel J. Barry, ALI'. John Latoucbe HE ROYAL :Lad ,NOBLr: PATRONS cf. tte * above iNsTrruttug, for the exclwave 'Freon:man of VENEREAL COM PLANTS aril thrllrliangiamte . Canoe. quences in order to insure the Benefits that. ave resulted from it, select ed Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, andiig high on the list of the Royal College from having direeted his chief Atte/aims to chase Diseases. Mr. KIUILNAS sonceives It a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the T.l.t o; the Royal Col lege, published in Feb. lain, as the only sure guide; and that m assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertisini them, w iihout being sanctioned by this List, are to be cret,linal. The Annual Reports of the Lock Dis p e n s a r y will prove thst some of the moat dangerous CaiCs of SvatelusespOratterv, and other sairposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs have been here radically and successfully treated. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes at his LOWNF. Cu H.Lorre.r. anar, llearoon-sormil where Letters from Town and Country are to be addre.sedi the necessary Advice and hienicilie will be given, or sent to an; part of the United Kingdom. Just plublished, price 4s. Second Edition, Pasnestat 0111illtiATIONi DLeases,by Kkxnan, and may be had at No. 174, Veer-itreet ; l'aternostivrour and 10. Orown-cotht, Hobo. t. Non est vivere sett valere vita.—M A :171A " Life is only Ilfe,when blest with I Leith." PHI: finest system of. Ethics is to confine witht due bounds, and thus td regulate the 'Unions; unrestrAttea , and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which Religion and Morelity have nude ...keyed ; to curb but not ants' btlate thc:n cppeant the lemon of Prudence, beat calculated 'Wait their elrertesccnee. Every disorganization of the hu man frame requires great died knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promote , when Protessional (disregarding the suggestions of the te vi,ms 'at.l interested) devote their studies to the treatment those .:emplaleteeenerated by imprudence, and the eLnllition the par tons at an unguarded mo:uent. " The strength pf . don consists in the health of the people; but it is melancholy t. reflect on the daily sacrifice to the leaorance of unfeeling empyri. cisnt, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in r" various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary • (early acquired at school, Iseddro Reason has asserted her over the mind), will, in contemplative his powerless state, bee. Susceptible of enlivening sensations, In knowing that the it complicated state of exhaustiou may be roused Into manly ens Intense study--immoderate anxlety—song residence is trot climes, and many other . .causes,' will frequently derange the 5011 SYSTEM; In sech cases we can hold out an assurance of aniruation, by remedies which haye long answered the LIM' hspe; of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness LUIS vefemuta, can not treated fearlessly, the inmmeed state of Medical Science ht divested its antidote of these distressing properties that so rendered its exhibition uncertain and hararsir.g. We best est ono method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, thet a few days only are required for the removal of earl; s toms; that the men inveterate case Al itl yield to our rem.. within a month, and that in a person who only suspects Lima injured, the disease may be prevented ahr ;Let her from a: peaelag a similar remark applies to many utitr defareentents of the , rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, Sec. esreci.dly strict obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the t caustic or stimulants. Sow pc:v.ll4l4les Incidental to the sex, have not escaped our attention ; in which mildness comi with efficacy has superseded the means usu ally adopttd. In our system is unique, peculiarly ramie*, and eminently ( :onutmt.ry (In I‘ . . • h .d st s v...; ecasfia. •,,* For the gerteral'accommodatioa we do not limit ouroeloos to stated periods of practice, but tvEly be corse.t :d at &are:tom. able hours.—Cour.:t7 Pstidits are reqUested to doactide miry' their symptom &e. whits to , di..inei vitt. wal be f. diately ion% .7.rdel to any part of the Bsuk-a+ expec:ed to accoati:xily the - cast. 8 and '1; It. C. Uri: , 13, liousterie-oeste, Cohort. .711.oLlitt The .7.,31.S of LIVE, z a.smst c a:oft en.--To I tar-cti. Lr.d'cr !' a-, p: tIN'T ' ' , T. ---f•• tam - k ......- ~ . , . ` t•/IL . " al . . '. , ".... . ••• ' . 1 •. ••/ , - - • • " e 1 i f. • . '' •° ' ' , -'4+,t). l .• _. 1 , 4 - 4 .•: 1 4.e; . '..,,• . 4.1 • ' '1 . , • (1 ' l a et.' et - . 4. i • ''-''''':* - ... 2"l ' '' ; ' t $ , ,0.• • - ''' et .. , r i:. Paws bxvizii-vrillc - - , r . , ........a...;. , — To Till; Kuno* ot , - Tug tITA IL . Stir, 'S ile S ECRETARY to the COM MlT'f EE appoint A ed , th, Hand hkerlag et the Wolters of the NOW I I I ; AIM() itIIIIN FlllF..:iiti I.lllt A3SOII A NCEtOCTZTV, • I 1 itld at the Turk H atti, liridge street, or: Nlontlay, the itSth in. i. sot s for the spe.dal purpot.: of itriestigating th.: late Charges ll static again-t the Mike. .-I ant direct .4 to request you will give [ibiirl:y to the f 'Rowing Readiution, patstd at t;:eir securd M (»et buri' bald tills day t . I!, soisA, ' l'.4 the A.Tellleft of this Couroluto bard' ~. hitherto a:askant:li frontlet/dog soy publication whauVer 9c41 • the 5ti1..;....t cf the (wares itg4/..st the Ntswich Onlou OR g. ) aed do not at present coutemplite the necessity or prorritty a - Issuing any, wall they shall be psepart-ti with th it helmet, which cauttot be made till after much fulthee•lshOrious inoelicatior..." I can Sir, your roost obedient h t ur.ble'serve.ot, Jul., ; Loudon, ul.,- 31, 16'18- F. A. CLA'IIIt.C. ---- --- I I SITUATION WANTED, by a "td:1:1 1 .* .aged Mai 1 i ; and his Wife. will-iota a froully ; the Ilan ix e c.l;l.-... of Ina- itagirg a large Farm, being well acluainted with the Norio!" 1: ' .l 4 :;: . , and Suffolk /ittobandry, an Sel d Buying and ling Stock, Ste. , and his Wife able well to romitict the tres(ness of a Dairy. No preference as to County, and respectable reference will be. Tryon. ' I Letters, I.pst pirld, directed to C. D. Post•Odice, Brsedou, ' MiLllty at e Imusediatigy attended r e .' ---=.-- - - ------- . . .r. . , 4:Eir POltl.,LgliNtENT. .... I • - SIBMBERS Bra UltNlia FOR iIIUiAND. a • , . . Those tuirkain /inks were Swan the Lut Parllatnent....:l 4 how • t . 1 • ' marked thus 14) are new rotsswan iranisarnit rts.cez.•-• ' Those marked thus fos) are Returned for more than one place. ANT4III, (SOUNTI'... /LAW CA. J. R. B R . O'Neill,. Lt kito.,or. c.rat.n l tc 1 , ". ( A, Cmixtv. C. /trorsitely W. ichardson. Ati?.tllGit ...•..........111 41 4. Les:Le Foster. • As•tr cove ..,...........bhu anufws. Borocianamas C 4114.11 Oiltne, It .24 4 • . BaLeave • cigar- A. Chichester. , • . t . C A st.ow.,Cptnire col.:1 1 . llruen, Sir Utrust Pugh, /11011. ran tow - Mike W err,. CAR:LIDO - EINIGS :Berl heyezt. . , . - : I .. 44 5tf1ik........... e z liVrceit Priaofdtky. . • CA.: iv, CtotYrt e'N:nr: fletryll. Itirht glob. Col. Si. B sty. Caen, Ctitsir .s, 411 t. Host W. V. Fitageriddi 6,in li. Varies:: Canners • itizht Hon. Colonel li.trwell. C•ottaann Rmr-Adattrat Sir I. r. 15.fresfort., P-n.' 1 Coax, COUNTY Lord Kirgsborgh, son. ilighprd I lam • .. CURS lion. C. Hely Hurcidastut, Sir N. o.i•borkt., DIDIE.ZAL, COCS:Iv...I.AaII About Calories, lion. Oen. 1/.4- 1 -A. • " Down, • CotAn Lord Vastlionghe 1. and *that t 4./. i 1 ilowNratasee -Lord ill...rawly 1 k l • . . . • 1/3,995rn.i... . , .... :.lleriry Meade Ogle. • - - ' • •" I)oew', Gamer Haus liangiltart, COL ilt Nrotyt 7•lttote" ' Lk.aux ~....11iyl.t. II:4i. li. Grattan , 1t....`0.rt Elt.w. ,I, . . - DUBILIN Unvtaertv, ltifht blon.iV. Cunelngir-ii-Pi.ir.kia : ! " I. • Onsnain • Venda. Calker , - •, .. , .... 1)1.:::.3•Nti0D,....., 6Tison.as 1;,:.; , :t. - - rici,idAsx.i.3 ...: .. : flan. Gentratecorit Vni-clie.' • • . . . tiixidi • • . 's ' ...iSpeihrif it•rar'a?. •: -. ~. • . . a limihitu.sops i likhard..Nla,cionis, .. ;.. ,'' I:sena:taco, C'0.... aissi. Gin. t , is- t Cea"ti Ilan. ben...V:ll6lg " (brute s , Cotarer...3aites Day, 'Cot Blialna Xliftrk :: • `'`.; Os.c.iar ... ... , :.Valent* Nako. ~ • • '' • Ktaer, Coca: ‘....Rniglai of Kt rrr, NI. J. Cioillii. • !.. _ Kanmir; Cur;:st:..l.ora W. F•trdeuid, It LlL l Plaatiak; ' v Co iCittazilitz: r. lion. ;f t W. fianler, 1 13 ... V. C. I'D:Again% •0 . ' KO Ci 3; r '. Ilan. ('N e dr a IT . guars . - ~ i i KIJIII.OOAutre.:- Thina3 &mud, J.hr: itarants. .7' ... i ii i i al AlttinikiirAssw..i...• Con• , L: Ctus.o...- 1 . - v. I - • ant". •47•••.t.:••JelindrAhellelse. /aille whi!... - 1i - 4 eseet ekiaafa ffill•Srlialhati• } s'• V• f 0, 41111111 7 " ---- ;-: t - . i . Le • i . Linassot ......v••••UcC' Irf, ‘ -1,01: .. o Intacas.... . . **P&P .fhlin . •- a.' • l es -• , • 4 ri.. in Loywoonr.aar, Co- t.v. B. IkiviSins;"Yr . • . . Lwasematasir piths Hon. Lit 0. 1. Hill s ' Bait. • -.• ', ' ; he Lc:v.:row), Co•:::1 .- , I.6sa nob .s, Sir L. V. FabrrstOrso:laan. • uu 1.13 ' CVII VI Rif& I.lo_l. J. Foster, Lord lice**. ial • " 11, ' -'' Mar,,,taw ....... l/...liaist gni...). Backe.. I ol- ~, 1 1 .1 t .:o, Cix/..:e 9in; !.ilcic I:::,,i4ne, Jame ift.ront. ' 1- Mein, Connts• tart Li-rase, kir Ai. Swann:l - AIL:. • Pant J Unease As k•o. •0. 1.. L.... 4:, lios. H. ri4g.:ess. . , .... ISTICWkY itua. Cee. r,.1 i. Needham. ID QUE. 3 1 .6 o.On k 11- Bon. W. W. Pots. Sir 11. Paden, But, nd , 1t05n05r.... , :, Co-. ..... . tri....41, :llsjor-(ten. Thin. Sir ti ILLtien. I , n % n. , ,.% N '.. P. ... ~ r.a • . St tca, CA,szt .. !, , ::. S. t....izper, E. O'Llari. PI a ts, . . 14,,,, c ,,,,........... ...... ;.3.1: hst. i tr • , ' La J. Trepea..ier, C 0... i.-. , i :'.i ,ir, lion. Oett. AL Matthew. - • - , IL ILLl:eaa.../A7ll/ ~, y. 1 TRALT .... Tr eons, Cornv filir J. Stewart, Bart. PT. !tweet. .. WArgaroan, tki...•.Lord O. licr.sford, R. l'onver. . • 3. 'an ' Wife...MILD • Right H :rt. li on. air 3. Newport, 14 . . WLDTDCAID, tlet Iclon. 11. It. Vatic:Ahern, O. 11. Roraima. nv; ~ W• - es so a ta, Coulmor...ll. S. CUM C. Lbkiuvf/. „.. i ..,. i , . _... Wetroan,...... ...... Richard Nev i lle . , a Waco...J.*, Countr.-lion. G. S. Preby, W. Patnal. . : . Yuc....aa L.......... ..r Lord Berner& . hit .^""-------""—"" , hod FEMALE FASHIANS F(11? A rfarfaT. ~ hick lloanno Dattus...-• A high drew cgmposeel af Iscariot rowan a nal- the body has L. li•de Lantos ii :he back ; ch. fronts arc pknA, 11 to and wrap acre4' In the style of a fiche. A row of richly wotkiid trimming, beaded -with a dochir rouleau of muslia, throogh me- W 111.6 a coloured ribhon la run, ointments the back h. tw 't r. the stied sh-midas, sad toes down on each skiw ofthe kent. Instead of I t, * a en. a collo.r..the body is ornanvontcd at the throat by a sinl row tf nof wo:k, headed by a ruilms . of minlin. . 1 ,2 skirt is vi an easy on of 'Jags' itt is richly tmbru idered round the bottom. In it twist I. aa. pattcra of branches of leaves placed upright. Over this drills Is dy to worn a plisse composed of pea! col - cared striped lutesertr.e, 't' A 1 , . .pyri• trimmed roan d. wl.i t a row of light err-bee:eery in ; WriVe pa. 1 4 ' t s, we tern of pe.tvl colt.t.'. - ed ,Lk. 'rite body is mad: rtdr•• tight to l'%* 1 a the hirer , and the waist 1, of a tr.o :, ,-1. , • , ..., length: tCh a y r b y e ,r, test k I vice, is ittlAnd at the t+: cat by cfrill cf 1 lone. lair -et'it Slaty.* est. i',/ ' right broidered at the wrist to carrequ...! with the si .r of the ,• - •tlasse. . ~.. , 'come Eviattm: Dr.: i.s.—: blue sa.ia Air, onr whkh it a 'Bridal des 1 iaost frock: the bale; it cut v.ry low all ;...a: - .d the bust; rad the whist, wrgy. wh:ch is eatriami:• ch..: L, is ornarn at..... 1, in eke French style, r , opical with crow of' blond tr , :t on full at the beziowt. The Aseir short; • . : nes- it is Ina.: ve:,y foil, and is deacr.tte ! wttli incite of hive ribbon. of re. The alert tar the frock is made mere than rtutdly fog; trim. 1 Ink. mcd la a m anner at once ttriterg, tasteful, tad ; this I trill - tali:lg ect...ists of a • deep flounce of richhiciarse. whit ' I nv be is interaduzlA v. ith Le4neu. , cf Essee.blepol=f, a• 4 rain flitted ' aaving by a row ut igitin coale•thrrs, Art:khan placed it tome Lista:ice ! ' o long front each ether, a,..1 cionected bt * rcrrstv rcelesti of ~.tt1••,..-. asplain Ilead..dress, the Neat toque, composed . of i'aiifi...ta b.;• ..t:.e of IL ; I , ziatiT• bright gold col our, rildy embroldtred la small roses. This toque ." i *yelp- is made higher than we have observed them lately, particitWito ' r medics in•front ; the gauge is laid very full on the fore part of the crown ; 't . t 4 Atwell this fulness 'stormed into large Spaokh put. by two bands of aril.; . the same ma:erial, which •corifme It ; it iti Worn without trey 1 , , : 3 .. egent- ; oilier ornami nt. Neck ,Itse :rid ea:44lgs of uppldres. White a . tturce, l l;:tl (;loves and white satin shoes.—.Artrrnuone's .1107)oYftor,o. ' use Of , Sititstra lirczas Bats. Dead.—blrock of white crape, Vote. )it . : softer fiat. gauze, or line net, eathellbLed it the border with sonkll 11 . nbhuxl double Ir.disin rots of a pink colour and mingled with leares -. In fine, of crape and pearl-. . the body finishe d is the Oriental s yk, with ly sub short sleeves, which approach nearer to the elbow than fps. ;telly, and which are finished by a trimming of broad Monti: maws , Nothing Is reckoned so elcg4nt fee silt-door cosnnne as line rearm- muslin pelisses deed ‘•••itb coleuad sauna, . 1 :innerly . Transparent ho'lo..•ts arc 'titterer:l In trar.logra, either of crape, / ` = irni"C . net. or rause ; but are chkdr devrid of the ornaments sit lather a-ntts I feathers or Sowe . :s. rer w..ileing nothing it rerlion , l so miry ec..r.t as large. Oa:mats of Mr. Lt• l ldien r., t•intristel ...1 th-• edgy out. sei i ii fine bloinl, ate tit. ;row* eusiroted by a rich h , ..i... 15b- bard. nub boy :ears grit , i : fan . Si , . Tw '., - .rit ,' .•! , ..ts .. made of tb..• n' V Cat tra rnattot .. ..:r....re 1 , . !mit. •iint e ; - ••, yaw .. ~,,,.,e. I olt-re ; ? env t yeCt-.., icryotten; i t Di killer;.-141.1t1;A•1 'Nth oven, rcpi,- i , A :,:„,,.. I ..; , 41:j.., 1.. hice;,t g.... 9., at.d s• i rr.rneilw•th .s'atnall b.*. a 4 of .._.„ I ic:i burl.. %AU% itot-st^a,“ H. 40.....4 . 4V , ' ' . . . . . . I • • . , • • , P :. ,Isautog ca nagin and and