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T" That _ ready to receive separate Tenders in writing Cie trea t for the following qua n t ities of BALTIC STAVES (Alai!' lbsydade, Memel, or Stettin), viz. PIPE • 40 Mille. BRANDY - . eo lIOGSIIEAD - 6o BARREL - 'Co LONG BEADING , IGO , To be delivered, one half by the 31st July, and the remainder by the 30th September, 1824, into.the several Victualling Stores, and In the proportlbns undermentioned, viz. One fourth part at Portsmoiath, One fourth part at Plymouth, And the remainder at Deptford; And io be paid for by Bills, payable reithout Tete:est, sixty 'lifter date. - • -1: _: The Conditions of the Contglult Mity Tlet,..zielltilye armee. Each Tender must describe* w ketier she Stalrep offer's are tie. Memel, or Stettin ; and mutt allot specify the peke •In , at 1( . 13th, and be derl . erlieferi(thie CFCS& tot . the diy painted ; and the.l*Wsis who taip*Ate l :l6l4 l or, One Person on hts behalf, meee'attandi to 'nom when called for: IL 'WALLER CLIPrOM STATIR Wei • - EvYTON, StOck-liroker,. Ncr,,,„t begs 11 to informs his Friends, the Pahliep that thy ..,§TAT/3 TRY commences Drawing .the 19th, of THIS MO (FEBRUARY). There are Seven- Prises of Xgchooci. beside, T:lirty-fwe other Capitals. Tickets and Shares ars Selling as above. Nvbere all Business in the British and Foreign Funds Is transacted with fidelity and dispatch. • SEVEN intizsp OF ,Cll4OOO. SIVIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the Public, that the present is one of cite 6,-4 fen Lotteries no* remainhag to i e di,posed of by the grant of Parliament, and they respectfully during the short period that Lotteries will exist ,in this Country, a continuance of that Patronage which has distinguished their Offices since the year 1759. The presrMt Scheme contains the extraordinary number of SEVEN izes of X 20,000, in Money and 3 per Cents. Two of which, oil M oney, will he decided the First Day, when every Blank will beCome z New Ticket, or edit' drd to XlO in money; at the• option bf the holder. Schemes hrge may be had grads at SWIFT sad Co.'s OSees i 11, Pouvre.T alt. 414.61#72 12, Culaima:Caoss, I Itex.svativ, Where Tickets sot Shin•ei. are on ate ln tin' greiitent 'The Drawing win begfh oil ?WUUDAY, 19ils Tpo ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK; to recommend to the attention of their Friends - the Scheme of the State Lottery, which presents very novel and striking Adiantsges. The Sateme contain. Seveti of .C 20 .00 0 , MONEY AND THREE PER CE N?S. More than 7,000 Tickefewqll iit'veri the That D THURSDAY, the whole of which-will be Prizeross • will become New Tickets or entitled to £CIO in optics of the holders.. TWO PRIZES OF 40,M0 ARE SURE TO BE DRAWN THE' FIRST DAY. Tickets and Shares are on Sale by Thessagesow, Gooistuct, 'and Co. it their Old Established Office, 104, Bank-buildlogs, C.ornlsßl. PAST GOOD FORTUNE THR BEST PLEA FOR FUTURE FAVOUR. IT is a maxim in trade, that where Purchasers have been well used they *lll $6 • again. The Public no doubt veq remember the success that;bsis. atinodad. MARTIN and Co. 8, Cnrnhill, and 120. Oxford-sarege,ln rain flied Capitals, viz. 1:0. 261 1C40,000 No. 1352 ... 8E20,000 2053 . 21,000 4674 ••• 10,000 1172 20,200 And as the present Loud.) , whirls begins Drawing NEXT THURSDAY, contains SEV EN PRIZES of £20,000 Money and 3 per Cents. (Two of the £20,000 Prises, Money, will be de • tided in the first five minutes), Martin and Co. confidently expect a repetition of good fortune. Tickets and Shares are on Sale as abiren, gala by their Agents in the Country. CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES., This day was published, price 3s. ed. a New Edition of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the. DEBI -1.1 TI ES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Reinarks on Onaulsm, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleet, Tabes Dorsals, Moor Al lies, &c.• &c. With the Theory of Generation. ' By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 6, Norfolk-street, Strand ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Sold by. C. Chapple, 59, Pall-mall; Bowen, 315, Oxford-street; Callow and Wilson, 16, Princes-street, Soho ; or by the Author, as :hove. Where may be had, Caton on the Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases : A Practical Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the Venereal Disease, exlsibigng the character, symptoms, and treatment of the diseases immediately orremoteiy connected with it; containing Observations on Gleet, Strictua., Alucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic and common Bogle, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Vsnereal Diseases, &c. &c. comprising zn elementary Work for Students, and a' Guide to the general Reader; interspersed with select Prescriptions applicable to each division of the Disease. . . , , •, LIGNUM ON TUE VENEREAL, smetri4t• Eirrwm, Just pi blisl4 ! Ace ATREATISE on the* VEREREAL DISEASE, containin g plain and pracMal Directions, which any one 14? cue hitnsea. . By JOHN LIGNUNfy dorgeon, Manchester. Toile had of Mr, Lignum, Bridge.otrett, Manchester; Simpkin sad Marshall, Stationers' -court; J. and C. Evans, 42, Long-lane, West Sntithheld,'Landort; and of all other Booksellers and Medi- Cat Veralers in Town and Country. O. As the above Work is divested of technical terms, it will scud a valusble.compendium on dill . disease. The prescriptions 311 given in Enz:ish, and everything is explained in the r eitlligible manner. T.IGNUDI'S Pitr.s fOr the infallible cute of all ciegreeivi • :fph .•, thstases. Os;e small pill it a dose, and the ta_king of iu a recent case, will convince the patient , of his speedy me. 1 1. Nothing Cali be better contrived, name safe or convergent, than this remedy, in totally eradicating every' symptom of this 0; a tam:rive ntalady, by sea or latter, 'as it nettle no confiner:tent, *gilt of diet; or hindrance of bothenis. Sskl by Mr. Lignum 63, Bridge - street, Ilanr,besterl also 1, C. Evans, No. 4 , 4 ' Long -lane, West-Smithfield ; Suttee( and Churels-yird; Barclay and Sons, 9:5, Fleet-market ; . T. an 4, ("Jeapsitte ; E. Edwards; *66, St. Paul's Church-yluid Henry ItLckriii, 55 Whiccchapel, London ;.y. Charieslbliml 4 sfess v L i skin P.. Scott, and J. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh: 146 "L' l ± ape.. J. Baxter, Italian Warehouse,Glasgow ;: and ML,II.:Me Venders in every IVarket Town, pric:e 11 .94: each box. , Ofulsor.i alio May be had, Mr. Liu/tuxes Istraovr.o VirinfAgsgli zatkx, for all Scorbutic Eruptions, price Dd. dirty included, • • THE NEW Lortriivilli‘itMACoPirtli. kambeil the lifedide Profession, and the , mists and Druggists, ate vestiectfully informed, tint an it; curate Translation of THE MEW LONDON PHARMACO, PUHA (published on ihe lethlost.) will be published on the 18tif instant, by a Scums PaystprAx„ xiskting in Londqn and late of an Hospital, with the Dow, Propertiescif each Article, Tables of ol d and new Names, copltnfi Indtt, &c. &c. Nabbed - by ffimplans and Co. Stationere-court, at ss. 6d. in boards, and +told by all Booksellers. ' • Thii dat 'pUblished, In One thick !Valuate Ivo. double Columns, price al. is..boards, • rIIJ 1 151NBV 11011 ANNUAL REGISTER for die titAR 1822. for Archibald Constable and Co. 90. Cheapside, and whom may be bad, olumes, from its comment '825, will be published , Volume will then eat' following that r ttlalarlt was 1414111”4 The - 98th Number of GAZETTE' of Dm:me, and G' ' by Dr. REEL' QCOMAINING Mode 4 of Treating of the Bowels from swell—Remarki on ..naeb eif Italy and Greece _ pf Snuff and smoking Segars tliceitatibcf, by Mr. Earle—BatraorcUnar Concretions, by Messrs. Travers and Brayr meat of Orgasit Disease of the Prostate &c.—Cure of Cases of Scrofula, acc. by.lodine, by 3.n. and Mesas. Delester, Harrison, Scc.—Description of the Medico. Mimi/gal Class of Physicians—Replies to Dr. Edwarsb's Idea of New Products on conduCting Chemical Analysis, &c.. by Dra. Singtis.and lifilllaps-41 certain Remedy for•Chilblains—Rifeeli 4 Buchu Leaves in Cases of Slinple and Compliiated Irritation of he Bladder, Rectum, Stc.—.F.lfoctual Means of preventing Rahn 'got Sh&p, with a Reftnarloit of Dr. Paris's.Theotp of . .wn of Bitten% 404 by Mr. Thonias—Consptnie. Wine of Advertisers—.obsareations otr tki 'oxe Hippesley, Dr. Mason Goode, mod thir Tread t mill, ate. act. dfc. . - ca and d Co. Paternoster-row, and IV, Co. Edinburgh; Ward, Pring,and - Co. c-sheet, Brighton ' • Norton, BrkM; .ond • United Kingdonl. : Milk: when Childrabeitainken freent*6 sad ailAkind of Wahllento* Siiiliiiiisishjeet f - ,:Shls astaßtlattlllo and , RIMY t&geoll miikadas . otte tilk. fifiquostly ONWAIF secretions ; a voiletrol thilitlittriose ; mow sit then Compaaleislyi slow, and frequently very unpkamints Mist Mt found to bit a y.. safes alltiflire application for-se.. __ outs purposes. Lot the breast oeotain! What ipiantity of milk it may, in thy - spate of three or four days It will entirely disappear, gild the Went become soft and.sopple.. &obi, by the Proprietor's appointment, at Mr. Bowaoasio Medl rine Warehouse 67, en the fosOlißb St. Paul's Churcblawd, Lon. 4118Yn pots, pr ice Qs. 6d. . , "PARLIAbIENrAR FROCEEDIGNS. HOUSE OF ,I4RDS I ,YERRV4RY 13. Their Lordships proreeded to bear illeeminentdounsel to dots.•nuation of the debate In Ailing of the number of these hriptes' rant causes, that of "the Duke of Thica.nrce against Henan.** tenant of Helmer, part of the "Queensberry Estate, the pkodiog gif which, by Messrs. SWIM, Jasfu r, MONCII4 I IFrt aid Wassuteast (Mr. Outwore not having occasion to speak in this tense), had occupied the two preceding days • Mr. Suonaw, in an able sptiselr of two hours ands& half, replied on the part of the appellant, W. Grace the Duke of Bucctrocu ; and thus the hear* of the cause was yesterday concluded. Their Lordships, imatedLueir afterwards, ordered to be called the second cauie—thit, of the Puke of Bucctsucn against the Executors of the late Dttki 4it Qthutosszowe the summons, or libel, in whieh, in the Cchnit..." &aim in Se t thnd, ton eluded for no less a sem than AMAIN er such sum as should by the Court be modified, as dartatiges sustained. by the late Duke of Quay:setae?s having granted the leases, which were, by the House of Lords, hi 1819 , 1 "-. The Court 'of Session, after much heariniand anxious eiesklenthit of this case, found the Executdrs not liable in damages, the,Doltt being in their opinion.optiautfule in granting the leases, as his Green thought he might do so consistently with what was at the time Understood to be the existing law of tbe land. Although the leases 'Were afterwards reduced, still as to the granting them drigitsalit,these could not be en/po deans /minim in the late Duke. This second Appeal, therefore, is by the Duke of Buccusucit and ethers, again* the judgment of the Court of Ses4a y .pronounced.in favour of the Executors; and Mr. SUGDZS with his usual ability, Opined tide pleadings for the Noble Appellants. He was liolloWed by ,Mr. ease; who addressed the House for an hour and a half, arguing against the late -Duke's powee to grant the leases; urging the shill*: reparation for the loss, which he maintained was incurred thereby, to the prejudice of the appellants, the Duke of :&ccteucts Ind others. At four o'crock the House adjourned further heiring of the canal until Monday morning, at the usual hotir; when Mt. Jsreert bets. heard in conclusion, Mr. exaustotni will, it is understood, sdilteee their Lordships for the respondents, the Executors of the Entine of Qtraenserear. The Eiri of SHAFTESBURY laid upon the table; hy his Mizi jesty's command, a Return of the number of Ctressicte how ontitned on board prison ships ; which was ordered to be }bated.: • . Returns o( the present state of Appeals aoil,,yiFitoof Eelr, went, also laid upon the table. . fiattitt4 M hir. ason from the East India Hotted' it tile bit?: A'4ounts of the Salaries, Geittiiiitt, and Pktikotib,Wchith hod N. granted by the Court of •Dlrectors cloirn to the present seen it also an Account of the AlloWances granted by the Enet 448-clBO - to certain ships io their service. Hari G ROSVEFcrtt presented - a Petit* feesti CoepttreilOtt• of Shaftesbury, prsihis - Rea Itepeat of -the Doty tak-Oodis tiorried coaetways ; which woe ordered to lie qua the table of the Mom, LORD tlrsiffh . - -al Biltatiesithis was no longer left so - a deputy as ...rawly. It remained for the House to decide what in other points fit was fitting to do; but he was prepared to give any set notice to ! their Lordships on the subint. " The Marquis of LANSDOWN thought that an expectation had' 41110 held out to their Lordships lag Session. that certain Pills for re rittlating the holding of offiees by deputy were this Session to have been brought Into the House,•witbout unnecessary deist , . The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that by the Act of Parliament .their Lordships would be satisfied that it was competent for the 'Treasury to regulate certain public offices. This power bad been exercised with regard to the office of Clerk of Parliament; but the office of Remembrancer of the Exchequer was a different thing, and surrounded with difficulties which required much mature con sideration in the disposal of the trust. •ANSDOW N *said, that being now upon his " their Lordships attention to the regu t, and in particular with respect to the ions who stood committed before ttist TieadAttilLought _never. in his opinion, to conviction and sentencing, iu any prison last etent it became that species .of netesaity of whits& application all ft might have been supposed that .. the Blagistrates With respect to ~ themselves no right whatever to es: the Tread-mill but on conviction; for empowered their adjudication, due pro. the infliction of iard for to undergo it, and that finding full thewrod empioyment thus standing in - r. Ile was not aware as to What lon this 'abject itith this. Mane/ documents existest at was iits)Fabbote ~upon the table oCt e House: *hen i nevi had fortimafety hien fitattl=bit-1-4 pa that was written- and laid agaiost, severe, not barbarous and disgustin# 1-being of seeker that the ignominy be kless,shogid ationit tonothing therefore, that all tecsons in adminia tantlee. authority, should.also be restraine d Prom applyiffg it to pets: rods not ethnical in law. Sure he was, iodised,. thet•not 'only the i tNobie Faelopposite, bateven the Members othinklionsies s would concur in the opinion Impose expressed, anidoport tkis feelings be Mined : that stone provision -would be made for the direction of the ilpagistrates in general'. The Earl of LIVERPOOL had no hesitaticur in toryblg. that if tit 13untshmtnt the Noble Marquis had alhyled to,: namely, thud tie Tread-mill, were applied to any one WereloU conviction ok guilt, rind attached as a penalty,jt was a violation, in his opinion, • the letter of the law , _ and most certainly was it in violation of tie' stir -WOE the It*. He at pee*ent knelt` not what might be thi pfd u pereat course to adopt for the purpose of doing away ail misaktprew hinsion with regard to the subiectsehichi the Noble Margo% fliny . brought before : the "House. But if any doubt existed on tabject, it ought of tole immediately remedied. n Th e Marquis o? tANSDOWN was satisfied with the admission the Noble Earl-opposites Mid te hoped that tt would go forth to Public—Adjourned - ate pgbNiftaktill - Monday. - • 1191/SE Of cOlOrtn , M_ ; Petitions were itettifted front Miaow, In uortfitall, atm front EL. sitisstleen, agape, the Coal Duty ..-.- Orde red to be printed. . . Lord FOLKESTONE presented a Petition from the Innkeeper(' br NOW &runt •praying that the Dety tin • !defilers might be , nOie an 010 . 140, . ' • . t _i pr. HUME gave notice that,MD Tuesday, When,the Post Offhas 1101 citrus hifore the House; he Wtaild sibritit-i • propeeition tae It:Newspapers directed to deo r.pkg,ties.opAhoptne footibig as sent to Ireland, or any ether part of the kingdom. The Irish Law Courts' Bill was reads veil:mil:time, a d cirri : patted for Monday. . I - ' WAYS AIM MEANS.. . • The House went into a CornMittee of Ways and.Mearis . . The - CHANCELLOR - of. the EXCHEQUEIt eased that, towards raisingthe Supply . grantidto his B . rajc4t);;*`thiiiinatAtirittal ties shottldhe.conthitted. - • Thequettßititesisk'fOt that the Sugar Duties, cOrita ;dated by the a& Gib. Th.; should be Contirmud,'` • Mr. FIUMt said, he underitood it Wei the ithentkilt of Ministers to reduce. the Sugar Duties. lie felt ea . & 'tinted that by suel!?driinasure the Revenue-Would gni .: very little lose,'-is it would have. -the -effect ,of sing the consuinption, as happened in thettatse,oi • e Salt Duty. A = great . proportion of this was: war !.uty, and should in fairness be repealed: He therefOie felt disposed to prOptise chat itehould - tterniltikied to firs teen shillings pet ewL • ' ..'• • • • The CHANCELLOR °fig* EVOINBAU.EL raidsthe Resolution had rehttiononly to gie usual anonalcf.e : , ties. ,:This ..was an inconvenient time for r opisi a reduction to fifteen shillings , pet cwt. branch of the treente . Which produced Elite* friiirtni arid sr half. It might he a fft questiorr finL:fiteitre-diStession... *At pre= sent, however, it was preostatino,l'ilut. he was of pr. pared . to accede to the propuSitiog of the Hop. Gentlemen. Mr. HUME said, he s houhl with to know what the ditterent duties•on sug4l: aillOuneed if) , - • - The CHANCELLOR or the' LtlC . tiEcirrn mid ; ‘fits' in' fact but - one ditty, alt. the dtivteohavingiteei consolidated-by - the 59th Geo.lll. • ~ • Mr. HUM :said, he should persvefq pr . nrng reduction •to s . s..per cwt. . New , that theil,w44 a i fiet 4 surplus in the present. Year:, viz wondered tliat" lqinisteits ecime fth'Werd-'69 feki here . the Public. • The adlaltiuMtl sugar duties -wet ei-exo pressl7 -denominated oak_ ties,,. abd Miedsters, were . bound io.fitireesstg.tecteem.the4eds Sf?f , !7!fluF.itS Itig stand,. He wiTld.call, : po? t he .Itouse to suirrtlittivitt 4)e reciactionlirepottCL—lhi (Lae 60E1 . 01. - 01.1 t.- 11 1 14 afANeELLOR of the EXCIAQUER .sa . • the vote he proposed was usually among the first-of the, ways and nieans. .He therefore included A as a nutter of . sourse. /Te had no idea 011..4oLy . ftectiojVwOutit be raised. was ready to iiitlictraioi • dlifsblnttsiiiVe the.prisent, Other votes mould, iltetdy'togediaahe .Resolb- . • The House went into a Committee OR die Itecipro , city of Dtitiet Act. I. :. -; " - ' . (•.f - - 1 5 •0 !—: " - - - 1 1 ,, • - Mr. HUSKISSON saki,' do liPalli lifiddheasblloct that, by an Act passedlietflessielopelilllkalsseelellfiede. that if an foreign Star on the sam foottn,- y \ Shipping o the r to reciprocate it , sion of the Act wir pose a h i 6avier di than on - similar g' ~ . King ihould have t.. .. 3mponng . -a, _ - on foreign vessels. In consequence of this power, wheis it became known that the United States of Atriericatett• , rinued to "levy 'on Britikh vessels trading from the West Indices thn Alien Duty, it became necessary to establish duties" ici the Ake amount pn American vesselnrading to the West Indies. One of these'duties was 9 - C'Onts. per ton. Some dcubt arose Whether the power givea to the King in Council-by the 'Act of last Session. et:. • tended' to the tonaage of the vessel.. It was certainly iss. L. the spirit of the Act : hqwever,it was necessary. to rely. move thedouht,. , and in the present Act he introduCedl a prosiision to that etteet. This sistenr of criuntervailint .3 duties was resorted to'vrith reeet. Be wished the new I cessisy for .it•snight be removed ; but . there were difil- • .thides which gsew:ont- of the galonial. police, of both ; countries. The.atteexpt at arrangement was now.inat- . ter ohiegociation, and he trusted i 44 iyosuid he ssi4eis fel. , Ile cons tided proposing that the King should' • he inthorited :tdinipose a tonnage' duty on the•shipe of Any foreign State, by whietY a similar dety might he We've posed on illitish ships, and to i retnit . the same whcsk,no,, mined by the said foreign . St 4. Mr. ROBERTSON spoke' aiainst the principle tle reciprocity. -France would isi* act upon it. The Not. thern Powers were glad. tO 210 - sO, because' they timba 1.. build.ahips and employ seamen at half the price of chit;: codntry., America also refused to adopt the- principle..., It was most injorionk; to the shipping interest., • Mr. fIUSICISSON said he did not expect that any discussion would be entered into now on the principle ' of the Bill passed last Session.. The object of thee pros posed Amendment was to protect the shipping interest,. The Resolutions were agreed to, and the RepOrt 0r.. 1 dered. to, be received . on Monday. .. :. : ' sent* COMMISSARY COURT'S. • • Lnrd A . . HAMILTON said, that by an Act 'pitted& I last Session, . the Scotch Coihniiisary Courts were to be abolished f rom the /it Jan'oarf last. It was ;went:lid that OW hilliness . should be taken up by.the Sheriff, He understood that no strtostititte fotthese Courts had beeti yet put into action. He wished to know whether the necessary instructions on the subjeCt had - been'trans. ' misled to Scotiarsd,?..,...,•-•:f t . • , • • Mr. Secretary P.SEt.. said, .he ,co_ report only on What fell immediately , within the *department of hie • office.. , The arrangements necessary for making the Act effectuaridere completed before the Ire of January. Ile could riOt say whether they had been aesedspori, but : should make further inquiry. . • . . •.,'r; • ~,,,, - I .. ‘. . • IRELAND. • . 0 : ..) . di r. - ~.,., Lord ALTHORP said he rose, to . move lb! !ilia) AEI' bring in a Bill to_ amend an "let passed i'fi 'lljte s ,'ene." ) bling landlciids in Ireland; as atriglirnd, td &tabs en 'the growing crops. It waielibt•diat , the landlords cif'• both countries-shear:l. enjoy eqtvol/ Advantages. ' But their .situation wasio diggent OK.this poeet,n)jght be productive of ,g.reat hardship jo the former . ln Brig- , lin& feninis very seldoM greel t inti e firial an which they subsisted. This wailitk '' . in behold: It ' was very bird that the landloid dimkt;diatrain on the growing: drop 'of • PotiatOn g which. Was the poor man's : only means of subsistence. Whet be intended to pro • pose was,,that the power of diStress gived by the Al i t! 1816 should he'reMovect with:respect to 'all fat • rehirof which 'did net *ii tront'tid 101. - • It would be. aft.eci of humanity to the poor& class.. One of the evillib:; of Ireland, was the great olldivisina,of the land. ~T 041!, measure would, he thought,,fend fly ,seme,meappAtut 'remove i that evil. Theljoilsle • Lard conClti'dabf'nl6ik` j ing; for leave :to bring lit 'A lilt t4ileei * eta - kinetic! oil ( ' 5 6t h o f•G e b r e e ILL • -,.., :Lio* Celli .ni ..i• • rat cif aleiniiio Mk • Sir JOHN NEWPOlTNAietfivenkotdsittfircousli . the. pleasure. ~ -1,4 :.‘,.th;.; 'l,7sr , 71). ! .....4 . '' r: !ANA: • f Mr. GOULBURN atonlit i ggLoppnse tile Motioi ; binheksged, to be understood as ; not pled ing hiMse,lf to support the measure, • It would he' prli; er 16 liiiit O e *MI i il l idthe . cfrdndistalliei which woisld'rfliiiti it; behead:xi in lrelAiedid' nbt extend - to England'aisigi isitithetber the altdration • igropSted.:iyoula mos .radOry - e the tenant, lorkitropti9g COR-Puoilo,ict _froftipw irkg that c!'ethf:f9r o,ll4 . 94X.Pli h i he rS i gi n .. t .4.°)! f,"`!".o. vise dispose4.tn vont . , , . - •' r. trAtrAlst ilid 7 thhAiraillesfoi talee' sieVsk die' _ ts:tor oF-cll'sereiii;- tut iitiff die power of levying:it alb . ;#oiingitrip.. Moe irwilif was proposed ie. telliedrN fit{ us 4 L'gist: tit gay gmitext!int.:4-sayf ,giYeßt. la ; : ;'I. I , 4ir, .I,..,MigiC;NTOlX,said !se 49.efor. qr . Dvsper.pf twice *nice thit he ' would, is earl y al circumst a nces w o ol 1 iritmtk a . Mardi, bring under tht entikkraita : of. Mar kloymw i t mast importasm_subject.—tke present. statis, o1'! 4101 e 7 .- -with respect to those countries in . South America that- 11rit Mely'subject to Spat& liti would not nave' slimielly OR - *dem bar Ss any day,. Immune ke was desirous . . thatNnistica b sitp (I,loyjs i sufficient time for midi* and consideiration. Perhaps b e he reflie , period alluded 04 litetitht Fe in their PO irer to aillt*stilleasabark Dory communicaVou to the. Hotter.. . ..„,..... ii_ .„ J „ 3_ 0 ... L.;., Sir J,NEWPOat witimire* his IVIotiol) rilaffte to TheYfill itrilation Retirirs, haiing•bOttlidliemild Of ligiulOvillamodnit -- the whole of the Papapß,Werd!iirealtliuki Monday.. amsEss=tit=tiii=tiiA -- • 1., - titedele Of .Petlieveranco.and =lig the i c ienc F ,Of medi s i q e t that greattevtotherl, nnny of wr ilitiieltitl mines t.W most painful 'aft& . nlisthraie' dt wereranaanetki toduroble by respetitulilepriotienettponk;nlsig itals, Imo. lipp.Teqnredtope,rical o sulasbir iDY, wl6; niter 1 long and /alb yRE, tovt•ttaraldaicitiarlitVatreatebbidsitibi ?ly.fixed.itn 4 4,b*feritjultkirt• T I RO liet;,•l/Tnineisir Or Sight,' Bodes Oh t Sean Temonsi,:. ane .adiong. Wig syespriew • treerrier " n d• wt . , ....A . '.. u V in gilielD , rkritr.ts wind st b Pa .n*iit:d 01110 0 11 tt Li ilbektes l2 oo o and trtr p 4e (rOt N tigtild F S - • - '.i... , 11 . .! scar • lr: • F. 4; ? ; ~. i• • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • o_l 9 it kt acTuAL THE COgAtiSSIC ALAJES2 4 Y'S That on TUESDAY, tl ready to receive separate Te for the following quantities of Memel, or Stettin), viz. • PIPE • BRA,NDY 110GSIIEAI BARREL LONG HE/ To be delivered, one half b the 30th September, 1824, i in the propordbns undermez One fourth Ps One fourth pa And the reins And to be paid for by Bills 'lifter date. The Conditions of the Co Each Tender must deserib tie, Memel, or Stettin ; and at lt;ngtb, and be deSicr:# pointed ; and, the peep svh on his behalf, imeetasttencli • STAY VYTON, StOck-tirokt 11 to informs his Friends, Y commences Drawi (FEBRUARY. There art '"(city-five other Capitals. 1 where all Business in the Bri with fidelity and dispatch. SEVEN PI SIVIFT and Co. remit that the present is one of to i e disposed of by the grant during the short per Country, a continuance of th their Offices since the year the extraordinary number of sad 3 per Cents. Two of wb first Day, when every Blank tkd to XlO in money; at th brge may be had gratis at S V 11, Pool:tar, 12, CliiiitlG:ol3o3 Where Tickets and Stinivi. 'The Drawing will begfh da.! • RICHARDSON, CC to recommend to the at the Scheme of the State Lou very novel and striking Adis The S Seven ri - i MONEY AND tfore than 7,000 Ticketi' v TrIURSDA Y, the whole of will become New Tickets o optics of the holders.. TWO PR ARE SURE TO BE : Tickets and Shares are on . Co. at their Old Establiihed PAST GOOD PORTI PUTT) IT is a maxim in trad , been well used they r id remember the success d Cornhill, and 120. Oxford No. 261 .. PC4O; 2053 • • 21,1 1172 20,1 And as the present Lott , THURSDAY, contains SE sad 3 per Cents. (Two of the tided in the first five minute a repetition of good fortune. Tickets and Shares are en the Country. CATON ON DEBIL This day was publishe 111 RACTICAL OBS: A. LITI ES, natural and ORGANS of both Sexes; it Weikness, Nocturnal Emis bus, Bcc.• &c. With the The ' By T. M, No. 6, No Late oldie United lio Sold by. C. Chapple, .59, Callow and Wilson, 16, Prir shove. Whe Caton on the Venereal Edition, price ss. illustrated the Prevention and Cure of character, symptoms, and t: orremoreiy connected with i Strictuzu, Alucal Discharges Sou*, Cutaneous Eruption. comprising zn elementary Vi general Reader; Mtereprrite tomtit division of the Dime', LIGNUM ON. Just pub ATREATISE on I containing plain and p itr cure himself. By JOIIN LION To be h a d of Mr. Lignurn " 4 Marshall, Stationers'-c West Smithfield, London; a Cre Ver,ders in Town itid 0. As the above Wotk k !wed a valuable.conapendiw • all given in Eng:ish, a. tretlligible mariner. 31r. y• •N 1 2 .1 S PILLS •1 ' Tphliitic Diseases. One lo an iu a recent case, will co !erl. Nothing Cali be butte than this remedy, in totally I Itnletire malady, by sea or it rairt of diet; or hindrattee &Ad by Mr. Lignum, 63, 1, 1141 C. Evans, No. 42, Long • Churehlisd • Barclay Batter, , , 4, Chrapside; E. Ed afthry 53 ' Whited .. Scott, and J. Hai 1° '' , ..,.._ : 34 11 , :0:1,Eid J. Baxter ' rnw-Tal i‘lLdizine Vender • 11 .74: each box. Of whom alio Mal be has for all Scorbutic El 47. = I prhetett for Archiliald — E vf °if Heti, Robinson, and CO. 90, :• Of wh • MI the former *ninnies, i The `Volume far 182 March, acid each succeeding wads eiViiiarivphei et chi Ye. da the History. Perim . Oaths Ist iast . an . - The 9 ratA ?ii[THE MONTHLY ( . • • , Poitmasllbseicer., JOV/LYAL. lei~j e, Edited 4 : tOlr- ; /few and suer -suit)/ M° 4 )NTEI :dance, and Constipation of besides r. Chldholm and Dr. aai above. Paris and thecpid Wonieit isacted hig—On the Effects of Snuff L. M. I .The Marquis of LAVSDOWD n 1 Co. Edinburgh ; and lete;:he wished shortly to call theft and 8, Pall-mall, London. dons now adopted In misons, anC lad, • eifoiceirent of labour on persons + nmencement In 1808. Ilie punishmrtu of the Tread.Altil Alabed at the latter end of e inflicted bot.aftet due couvictic ill then appeal regular f . Ili country ;ht which last I that of which it ream% iithment, In the propriety and i . 4 eir Lordships would concur. Ti nb doubt existed in the mindi of I lied, price is.. - tiledisitinctive line, having iss the ' of " " . . force, the . puidahment. of .the Tr v AL' •*d.... St, Id the very clause which empnive 6( ' 1144 " 4 •L''..'"• ' ''''' vision was- made betvnieni the NI Galla"l• PiliWinliiiCAL 'miners who were sentenced -ee tit :CE. • s!‘emproyn2ent". for oars% thew, ofposition to that of hariLlaboor. ing F.pilepsy, St. Vkus's cerrespondence bad tilietrplitce u; from different Causes, b9 Department ; but itancb $11K6111(11 .ks . on the Opinion of Dr. hive their contents laid ,upon the I Greece respecting Sneet- species'of punishment had - fertile ; Segars in producing' Cr- ment which, notwithstanding . 411 1 ordinary Cures of Biliaty it, was, although laborious and son rayne—Successful Treat- it was most important to the weU- Gland,.cterus, Stomach , o f thitspunisbment, be It snore or ry. lodine, by Dr. Root!, abort positive guilt • and the . . of , , . leterietion of the Medico. .. r u de 'aeld4weaull: aod Uni ht a Ticket, or ere*, the Local Operation of 111 tr. Schemes at Om of the ir.flearp Port What ros Opinions of Sir John Cole PPE - would.be Saints, on tlte.Tre Fan, Sold by Sherwood, and eittitrit carietr.— . London ; Irland and Fibruary. . • ; East-stteet, o her Bookseller, to the lin Co: beg lei ' • anti the i suitha ADAME - GIRAI to torets ftlf rmadnit the a Adreo • - -for Milk Abmeeses v . • _ • aptF einioits terultieb the . "tell known to Mothers and Mimi* that it ftSti etS. "*- some to reduce its natural u it Day, ifthlit lieen ferailfted tit for Marini es all the mak s id their operation very slow M a im, it the. dame Pinta-nu', tutisiort. fectualapplieatiati for-the al Medi- '7` - 1 72 I', 7.:.: J.7.'.7.';';;.. 1. Th 'v elt/ty - we's.¢ - elyist.utPtc,clor,fgencd to %qui . 1 1 1 i wit ;tbitiiciAst. itiomes. already.tocia,m;wilhd.Resolb. sufficient time for impdry a . , . . , . period alluded til t lithltht f Bill ~‘ Session on. the subject of the .Court of Chaossry, Sig; .h 4 = '". ti vw was A ti t ha ralrui 7 , ~, , • ;0 ..,.,... ..~ tars connottalcation to the. ; "'7 " e ordered a careful collection to be . inide`OfOttbd d rifttitrif- 1 _ i oSPirit. Sir J NRltiliOat Wit' 'P t ": Lard to the priatice cthit Cistift ; widaihievfogsdiPte WU* ~, ',! ~. rlf iv i ehi ltief i c ka i lS Plc f 4 ~ the. ,., 1 m° ll , p cotong • Warder Lb Ingslre-stizioastdttwits ratinhealablit '' ' ars • wi p . . c171 , 1e0 Phpulation Sankt*, hibing °fining aide. Mose, Aowpretr,- f best oupighttlod ' 11 4t4 its , Sheri I , g/ ' va p °° P v° !i t ' " the A s' ' 4:4' 4 ; 1 ; i': ' "...1 • ''': ' l ' ' .' 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With regard fie liiiiiiit tfrel; would it kite( the sins when the Re. ...port was brought up: '• ' ' • •• • - • acTunrirraorrzei,lthwari 29, .1924. T HE PETITION of illelkEiflNkti A etiAsTEas, ..__„_. to the office of Clerk of the Parliament, it had been arranged that " MERCHANTS, and Others, intent/Ord in toe. AFfi..4ll. In future no deputyship would be permitted; bin that the principal -IE COgAIISSIONERS fi r VICTUALL ING 'Ihe other Resolutioni wire* ifgrivid:te; and the Report , Coloniee, passed this day, will ramie. faIPiGNATeRES at the should hereaftet be looked to. Avte another. office, that of Replan. hii ALAJES2 4 Y'S NAVY, 4c. do limb, give Notice, - was ordered - to be receive& of Mbindut: - •••• • ; City of London Tavern till the liftli• instant, much ~..portb- rancer of the Excheqiier,, it appeared. to be of too im port- it on TUESDAY, the 24th Pebniary :nett, they will be February loth, 1824‘ • • • . Lmt . N , _mice in itself , and ita &del - Vie:eta) arduous, to be executed in the priensmortV evi''ioefri Ng , .• ~. • . .. _ ___. , 1 , ..-.4,..... :-. .....I•:•...; Pildvst4Viler%_ and treat - ';`''. ' • WM ' HO- --- 7' • idateictilisw amyl IL* ..... *M..... 'ln Intwor left Its" a deputy as in.. T 1.....- .---- :-- - ro_ :-.. .1- . 1. i).-...! - !ign State should place British 4ippng sting, with respect to defies: as the native State, the King sisettkikhart dm pewee t by Order in Councilither proxi, was, that if any foreign *tate shoeld ug !! duty on goods - imported in British ships, goods imported in.theirovni shit, the tve the power of imposing an equal tint,. . +~ 261 - • :1