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PERU. In a•iew days will be publithe.l, To one tarp sod elegant Volume. Quarto, 'Militated by Twenty Coloured Engravingb of Coflumi., &s. price In.° Currie+, in bJar,l4. - THE PRESENT STATE of PERU , comnriiing an Account of its Geography, Topography, Martini Hitt,ry, Mincratogy, Commerce, Cutoms and Manners, a. of it. ci. 'Hired as uncirliikl Inhabitants. State of Litaaturc, , Puilofophy, the Arts. Ace &c. - . - _ The whole drawn from origin.l and authentic Document•, chicir written and compiled in the Pauvian Capital ; to w:,tc;i is added, an Appendix, containing the modern Travels of tlx *ovaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous Territoriss; and ether irterefting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tr . Indiana inhabiting thole remote diftrids of Peru. Printed fur Ric ItARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-itrect, Blackfriars ; and to Ise hal of all noulticlicrs. EDINBURGH MEDICAL IpURNAL. This day was pablithed, handfootely Pnnted in Sao. containing Eight Shects.or sag Pages, Letter Prete, and Capital Engravings of two Sub:reds referred to in the Work, price pr. THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SUR GICAL JOURNAL • exhibitirg a Coneife View of the Weft and molt important Discoveries in McdlcLie, Surgery, and Pharmacy. Sy a SOCIETY of GENTLEMEN in London and Edinburgh. Pubbibed quarterly... Number I. • CONTINTS OW 110. 1. PART I—Original C0111111111Cati001.••••CdC1 of PlllllOO3 MCICIIII3IC, with Obfervations by Dr. Spats; Cafes of Tuanoursin the Pelvis vowing from the Sacrofciatic Ligament, by Dr. Drew; on the Treatment of Chorea Sandi Viti, by Mr. Nl'Mulliu; Cafes of Difeafed Portions of the Tongue removed by Ligatures, by Dr. Inglis; Cafe of Mal conformation of the Urinary and Ge nital Organs. by Mr. Coates ; on the Deficiency of the Urinary Bladder, by Dr. Duncan, jun. Cafe of Catalepfy, with Remarks, by Dr. Lubbock; Cafe of Enteritis, by Mr. Rotary. 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PHE COMMIrfF.E for promoting the Eleaion of the I lonourahle THOMAS BRAND, refpeelfully in• ,rm the FREEHOLDERS in his Intoreil, refident in and near °Futon, that Carriages fur their Conveyance to and from Hen ad, will be provided At the following P1a.4., on Monday Mor ling next at Seven and on every fucceedir,g Day of the ! ledion : It 0 iaat r ' e, The White Horfe. Ewer-lane, l' dborn. MILLING lON . * HOTEL, Gray's Inn Gate, Holborn. (heaven's, 1 he Green Dragon,Bilhopfgate-ft-vet. An early Attendance is particularly repelled. PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINuS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB 7. Their Lord tips refolved into a Committee of Privilege, and Lord Walfingham having taken the Chair, the proceedings in the cafe of the claim of Lady H. Fitzgerald to the Barony of Rook wm formally received. Mr. ADAM Monty midi - cited the Committee upon the (Oka, and one wimefs was examined on the part of the claimant fhe (Light- corMderation of the cafe, was, en t'..e motion of the Lord tr.haucellor, atoutmed till Fuefday, and the Houle relumcd. After Prayers were v.:all, Lur, Pelham took the oathi, and hi, ice, at Earl Of Chic S.ltcr, on acceding to that title on the de nin o f his tathcr. The Royal Accent was given by Crtmntiffion to the Place And Penfion Duty, the Midt "I As, t!'• lido'vent Debtors' Amending Hill, end to Griotcr'a Nattaraliza ion Bill. The Lords Commil ftoners were, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, and Lord Wal fingham. The Billa before the Hot.fe. were forwarded in their refpedtive ftkes. An Officer from the 1.0 , d0n Dock Company preftmted an Ac count of the Receipt*and Infburfements of that Corporation, with in a given period ; and aifo the Report of certain Commilaw.ers, refpeetirg the progrefs of the works. WAR WITH SPAIN. Earl SPENCER, on feting a Noble Secretary in his place, hated, that a Noble Friend of his ( Lord Grenviliv), who greatly wiihed to take a Fart in the difcudion cf the qucttioa of the hoililkies with Spain, was fo citcumllanced as to be unable to attend his place to-morrow, without very g; eat perfonal incon venience to himklf ; he had therefore to put it to the Noble Secretary (if a matter of indiffeience, to their Lordships in general, and ihould it not be inconve nient or ohjeaionable upon public grounds), whether the aiiiCuffion may not, without imptoptiety, he poll poned from to morrow, for whin day it ftood, until an early day next week? Lord MULGRAVE profeffed his willingnefs, as far as it relpeaed hinifelf, to agree to any arrange ment, conlittent with pro;•oiety, arid not detrimental to the public let vice, v:Lich might cc.n Luce to the conveniency of his Noble Fr lend, or other Noble Lords. Under thele confider.:tions, he amid wit ()Wed to difcharging the order rcfpeaing the .S;..in;i!i queftion, which flood for to-morrow, for the loArp-de of taking that fuhjea into contideration the earli.:.:t practicable day next week. However, their ,Lotd !hips would recollea, that orders relpeding a qucf tion of confiderable importance flood for early days next week. In agreeing, therefore, to poltpone the difcullion of the queltion of hollilities with Spain, till Monday for intiance, he walled it to be undcrflood, provifionally, that, if the dilcullion on that day Ihould run into confiderable length, lb as to render an at tendance on the following day a matter of inconve nience to many of their Lordihips, the order which flood for Tuefday fhotild be difcharged, in order that the fubjett to which it related, one which he thought Ihould not be long p ittpotted, may bi difculfed on the Wednefday or "L'hurfday. With refpca to that which flood IT Nlonday, he trolled, from its pecu liar nature, and the quarter whence it proceeded (Lord King), it would eventually be found no ob ttacle to the debate upon the Spatrilli Earl SPENCER, in explanati , n, adverted to the great inconvenience which his Noble Friend molt Puffer, if neceffitated to attend in his place to-mor row. His health was fo far mending as to leave very little doubt of his being able to attend on M , nday ; and he agreed with the Noble Lords on the .'leach, that the fubjed in qucflion was one, the ci which ought trot zo Ise long paponed, and thonght Nlonday would he a proper day. Lord MULGRAVE repeated fume of his homer nhfervations, and moved that the order for Common ing their Lordships to-morrow be difcharged. The Earl of DARNLEY (on whore motion their Lordlhips (land fummoned for Tuefday), exprelfed himfelf willing to accede to any arrangement which may tend to tire convenience of Noble Lords, and which the general fink of the Houfe may not 'deem improper. As the thing flood, he li:emed to thirk there V...4S r.o neccflity at prefent for ditcharging the older for Tuefday ; but had no objenion to its be ing undertteod, that if, as the Noble Secretary had obier vet', the difcutiion of Monday !hoof,: run to fuck a length as to 'cutler it perfonally inconvenient to Noble :.ends to attend on the next day, he was wil ling to p.ifirune his intended motion to an early fob letplent da' . Lord KING, in allufion to what had fallen from the Noble :::ecretary, refpefting his own intended um. tion of Monday, expreffed his opinion that there was no necetlity for makin; a new order for a fummons for Monday, as their Lot dfhips already flood fum mooed, tiro hi, r.i..tion fur that day. NVith raped to his intended pirpolition, he conceived it may be difpofed of in the courfe of bonnet's that day, In as not to interfere with the difcuffion of the Spanish queflion. Thefe obfcrvatinns kerning to meet the fence of Lord Mut.na AVE, his Lordlhip made no motion for fummoning the Lords for Monday, but contented himfelf with a notice, that he thould, on that day, bring forward the queftion of the war with Spain..— The queflion was then put upon his Lordibip's mo. tion for difcharging the order for fummoning the Lords to-morrow, and cart ied accordingly. After difpoling of fume routine butinefs, an ad joutnment took place. THE NEW COMEDY. This day was publiftied. THE HONEY MOON. A Cnmedy ; as pe t forming at the Theatre Royal, Osury-lan-. with univerfa. aP-laufc. Written by the late JOHN 1 OBIN, Efq. Printed for I.onr.,an, Hurd Rees, and Orate, Paternofter row. Of whom may b• had, lately publilhed, I. MAT mixoNr, an Operatic Farce, by James Kenny; is. Ca 2. 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A vignette, from e'Lligns by Smirks and blowsrd, will umbel& the title pages. • As the volume of Tragedies and Comedies are very thick, each it divided into two pans, with duplicate titles, for the accommo dation of the* purehafera who m.l:' choofe that method of binding them. iirioud for W. /I.lBler, Albanarlz-ftrcet (late of Old Bond ftrect.) HOUSE OF COMMONq. Mr. ELLIOT mined that thc letter offervice to Cu!. French be prints./ Ordered. A Bill was ordered to bebrought in for regulating the Green (mid Fidler) , Ships. Mr. A I.FRANDFR brought up the Retort of the three mil lionu ut Exchcqui.r Bills BilL Ordered to be read a third time to morrow. ROTAS. COMMISSION. Mr. Q 2 ARM, Deputy Unser of the Slick Rod, fummoned the I inufe to the Houk of Peers, to hear his Majeßy's Contrafflon read. When the Speaker rctunled. he =flounced to the 11 ° 5 k that the Royal Allem had been given by Commlflion to the Malt Duty and Penton Duty 81114, to the Intolvon Dibtors' WU, and toe Naturalization 8111. *. ORLIN AICCI. Mr. Posts prefented certain Oidnance Atcounta s Ordered to be laid on tbc IRISH REVENUE. Mr. !roast-oat prefcnted certain Papers to the Haute relative to the eorieLlion of the Revenue in Irefand. Ordered to lie on the utbk, and to be printed for the ufe of the Mentbas. LONDON DOCKS. Mr. ROZIWSON, from the London Dock Company, prefented an Account of the Difbutfunents of that Company from January 1803 to January 1804. Ordert4 to lie un the Table, IRISH HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION. Mr. HUSKISSON. in the abfence ut hit Right Hon.Frlend,who was not able to attend to-day (we fuppofe I c meant Mr. Pitt or Sir Evan Nepean) mentioned, that he wa, njudini to give notice that a motion would he made to-morrow for continuing the Suf. penuott of the Habeas Corpus Mt in Ireland. SLAVE TRADE. Mr. WILBERFORCE. moved, that an hum', le A ddrefs be pre rented to his Majefty, requefting that he would order Copies of the Correfinnidence that palled between the Secretary of State and the Governoi. in the Wilt ludiee , in achlithn to the Papers of lift year, relative to the Slaves, to be laid on the faide ui I ioule. Ordered. RIOT. Sir MARTIN CAMP prefented a Petition from rertain nwrers of Ell st..s in Somedetthire, relative to draining lands in the r .ish bourhood of 3onierton. Before any :mature of this fart was re torted to, it was requilite to affix a notice of the intuition to the patties on the church doors. In the peel nt ittitance this was pre. vented by a riot, and the Speaker Paid. that this had 2 Ityty‘ been conihkrcil by the Houle as a futh , ient afon for allowirs the proceeding to go on as if it had been pertedly regular. A Bio was accordingly ordered to be brought iu fur draining the lands iu DELAYS OF MOTIONS. Mr. WILBERFORCE uttderflood, that after he left the Houle lati night, a with had been exprefred by his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Wyndham), that his motion relative to the flare of our defence thould (land for Friday, the day which had been cn'aged by him to bring forward a motion for the Abolition of the Sl we Trade. From the frequent difeuffions that had taktn place on this affair, he thought ►t likely that Gentlemen had made up their minds upon it. There would, therefore, be probably little cuflion upon it, and thofe who did with tr. fay any thing would have an opportunity on the fubfequent Rages. He would, therefore, have no chjeaion that his motion lhould come forward on ThuilJay Mflead of Friday, i:► crder to give up the latter day for the motion of his Right Non. Friend. _ _ Mr. WINDHAM obferved, that he pcifonally had nothing in particular to do with the Spanilli yet, for the convenience of the Houle, he had given way to it. ft ow day to day. He then mentioned the icveral d tys from which his motion had been pc:ta ttooed for the dilcullion of the Spanifh papers, and for the Army Ellin-rates. He allowed that the dif cn:flon of the Spann war was a point of the first pot tat:ce, and that the attention of the Houle was prcp-..riy turned to this in preference to any thing The delays had been owing to the want of ma terialg, which cattfe operated fo far as to occafion the necetfity of a puflporement till Monday, the day for which his motion had been fixed. He gave way, as uttial, and fixed upon Friday. This was found lobe occupied for another motion, and then he fixed upon Thurfday fubj ea to change for Friday. In cafe his Honourable fhotild be chip( fed to poltpone his motion for the Asa , : tl.e lave Trade, Fr i• day, he (hould prefer, beca:;le ir.,1:1 he allowed to the Houfe to turn its attention to the fubjeet, which he meant to bring before them, after difiniffed ' that (tithe Spatial' war, with which it was now oc copied. But then, if the bufinefs of If.- Slave Trade come on the Thurfday before, the attention of the Houle would be fo much engaged Walt that, that rile) , could give the confideration tuhis nut ion which its importance demanded. He was not of opinion that the motion for the Abolition ef the Slave Trade would pars without dikullion, tlatmilt Lis' Honourable Friend, no doubt, wilhed that it thould. It might nccaliou a debate in which he himiclimight t.tke a !hale. The bell way of getting over the difficulty would be this : The Chancellor of the Ea chequer might confent to poapone the Budget from Monday, and then his motion might come on on that day. Lord CASTLEREAGH complimented his Right Hollow al k le Friend (Mr. Winsolliam) on his candour in yielding Iron day to day. He was not aware that his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. Pitt), who was abfent, had any intention to pollpone the budget.— The belt way of accommodating the blifitict,, there fore, ss ould be, to fix the motion for the Abolition of the Slave Trade for the Tuefday or the Wednefday following. • Mr. WILBERFORCE raid, that this was not a queltion of per fon II convenience to him, otherwife he would yield at once. But the interells c f callers were committed to his charge, and neither of his Right Honourable Friends felt fo anxious as he did. The abolition had been voted by a large majority of this branch of the Legislature, and he wilhed that it fhould now be brought forward early, in order that it Might go early to the Upper Houle. Some other bit finefs, he obferved, was fixed for Tuefday and Wednesday after the Budget, and the tender folici tude which he felt for the queltion of the abolition would not allow him to poapone it. After a few words more flOl/1 Mr. WINDHAM and Lord CASTLEILAAGHp the different •motions for the prefent were ordered to remain intheir former date. LOYALTY LOAN. Mr. HUSKISSON moved that the Honfe should refulve itfclf into a Committee on the Loyalty Loan The SPF AX It having let the Chair, Mr. HUSKISSON, in the abfence of the Chancel. lor of t e he Exchcquer,muvedthree revel al Refolutions. The firit Refolution was for the fatisfying of fuch ho!ders cf the Loan as had accepted the terms of the Acct of lail The fecond referred to thofe who, according to the proviftorts in the AET of 1797, had applied to the Bank to have their annuities paid off. Thefe were holders to the amount of four millions and a half.— Such of them as chofe it are to be paid by (lock in the Five per Cents. with a bonus of 11. on the tool. or in the Three per Cents. with a proportionate bonus, the choice of which of the two they fhould accept to be left to themfclves. The third went to empower Government to treat with the remaining holders on the fame terms, who fhould fignify their refolutions to accept them on or before the t ith of March next, and alfo to pay off thufe who thould demand payment. Thefe refulutions were read, and ordered to be re- ported to the Houfe. Report to be received to-olor t ow.—Adj gurgled. ' LONDON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S. PRICP OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confols, money 591 i—for Feb. 5911—ReL:cced 59; PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: B.nk Stock :79 t7B India Stock t33i 133 3 per C. Red. Ann. soil 59ft Long Ann. t7i 9-IS 3 per Cent. CODE 581 sy 5St Imp 3 per Cent. 58 4 per Cent. 76ti 76t Ditto Ann. 9 11-16 i-t6thst 5 per Cint. V ley 9t; 391 90 I Enblifh Lottery Tidos 151. 35. 5 per Cent. t 797, zc. Conf. for Feb. 19,1 584 ;9.1 We are happy in having it in our power to Rate on the bea authetity, fome intelligence refpaling the fquadron which lately failed from Rochrfort.— Our accounts were this day received by exprefs from Portfmouth, the poll having let out before the intel ligence teas received there. On W'ednefday they were teen by one of our cruizers about five miles dillance. They e.oitill , A of feven fail, three of wi,ich were two * deckers, and four frigates or veffels aimed rnflute; and were then off Havre, wind N. E. And a heavy gale. Signals were ma.!e to them which they anfviered inexplica bly with an inverted Dutch jack over the wkite flag. It is fuppofed they are waiting to accompany Come expedition now getting ready at Havre, and waiting a favourable moment to put to lea ; but as their lurking place is now known, no apprehenflon need be entertained repeeling, them, and we may expert loon to hear a good account of them. The report of the capture of the Prince of WAle.'s Wand, w•e are happy to find, is intitled to no credit, as intelligence hits been received front thence t.,f fu late a date as the 9th of Alig lad. The melancholy details or the lofs of the ABFRCA VEN my, outward-bound Eat} Indiaman, will be found in our Nautical Intelligence. We have been at foruo pains to procure a correCt account of the pet lons Caved, and of thole who ale Itippoled to be loft.— No fimilar event ilnce the labs of the Haeswk Le, has been protintliye ulfo much generalanxiety and regret. We are happy to announce the fafe arrival in the Downs of the Eircx, Elphinftone, Woodford, Ann, and the Hugh Inglis Ertl Indiamen. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY 8. There are to-day but few ft elh arrivals of Wheat; but owing to the late extraordinary full fupplies of Flour, the Millers make but few purchafes, and (ales are 'ss. and 45. per quartet' Ir , wer. We have many arrivals of Barley, sthich is about ss. cheaper.—Malt all() is cheaper.—G:ey Peas at fmall difference.— Beans of each fort at leis pi ice.--Oat s arrived in good fupply, and the trade is dull and rather lower.—• Flour is lower, and a gte tt deal of feconds at 3s. and 4s. per lack under laft price. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, BR., ICC 4. Ichs pc qr. Grey Peak 4.51. to aSs. Fine Dato, 11211.1145. cd. licals, 463.526.. J. Rye, 535. 573. cd. 'Eck Ditto 429 475. c.l Bar!ey.4ss. sos. od. Cats, 223. 31.3.335. Mitt, Sos. 85.. ad. Roland ditto, 341. 356.64. White Peak, ss. 574 Rape So d, 44 1. 10 47 1. per la:: PIIICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour BEs. to 925. Saconds 833. to BEs. per tack. Difpatches were laft ni ht lent of from t h e Ad m ; ralry to Lord A. GARDNER, at Cork. " The German kegiment, commanded by General STUART, which was fo diitinguithed on the memorable 21ft of March, has,by his Majeay's order, been made the 9rh. COYENT - GAIZDEN.—Laft night Matt BETTY per formed at this Theatre, for the fir ft time, the arduous part of Rorn.o, before one of the molt crowded audi. ences of any that have witneffed his former exertions. In the two firtl ails he was rather languid, but in the third and foutth, was uncommonly animated. The limple pallion of love, which he is not of an age to feel properly he fails to exprefs with becoming warmth ; but as it is rcfi::ed by grief, and enobled by defpair, he paints it like a great matter. His in. terview with Friar Lowrance, when he is told of his banifhment, called down torrents of applaufe ; the colloquy with the ipothecary, he fpoke with admira ble propriety ; and in the lilt fcene, his delineation of the agonized lover was beyond any thing we have fecn from him before. Mrs. H. Strionas's jrifiet was a fpirited pet romance. MURAAY was the Friar, in the place of poor Hutt., who, after firty•nine years of faithful fervice, is at lengls compelled to ceafe from his proferlional labours. The PRIRCESS of Wis.ss, the Ducbefs of Volts, Duke and Duellers of BkniOßD, with a number of other visitants of tea were prefent at the performance. There was again fuch prelfure in the Pit, that about twenty {stains were obliged to be railed into the boxes. Lord ROLLS was among the mod aFtive in affording them relief. On Tuelday night the houfe of the Reverend Dr. CROMBIE, at Highgate, was broken open and robbed of fume articles of plate, and money, to the amount of ali , .ve eighty pounds. The fame night a neigh bouring houce, belonging to Mr. GRAHAM, upliola flerer, in St. Martin's-lane, was broken open, but the only articles which the thieves carried off were a few table spoons, the reit 6t . the plate having, with the family, been removed to town. The world has heard much of Animal .11agnailin ; hut the whole Tribe of Natural Philofophers may be challenged to Phew an experiment, which rperates with fuch a merretical, or rather eltgrical force, as that of a Lottery, which has all the Capital Prizes in the Wheel, notwithtlarniing three days Drawing of hut ten only have taken place. This is the identical (tate of things at the prefent moment, which vbviouflv renders every Ticket and Share, now utifokl, Amara of real and great importance.