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4:44i trrso dqrstssed to the Rev. 1L S. Messrs. Harding and 4, Pa ll.lnaU But, London. , . lief* vir Th?t on Tatresoar, the xd of March next, at One (Mock, tlity will be ready to treat with such Persons as :they be withal to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards Wills TALLOW CANDLES. A Sample of the Candles. and a form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Dry of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. livery Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Mard i and signed by a responsible person, engaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the Suns of £4OO fur the due performance of the Contract. Fl tieasury, pretionted oUntber of BeitiVoptclea le Scotland, from the lit Of January, MRS, to. the eth of February; 1S IM, distinguishing those of Rankers. Laid Oo the table, Ur. Bon, fiom the Balk, preowned a Copy et the Came pinioned between his Majeityl Government and the Governor . -mid Deputy Governor of the Dank 'of England, relative to the potehne of Eachequer 13111 L—Laid on the table, aad esthete's. Nista the Dad of Inseseollasa. ordered to,bes printed, . Loyd ELLENBOROUGH moved Mr lieturos_of the Nab* , of Mask of Bogland Naps. la cirtulatioo on 04 A 5,14. at Fehrisary of the present year. Earl SPENCER presented a Petition front the Ministers and Inhabitants of the Parishes of Durchester and Wellerton, in the County of Northampton, praying for the gradual Abolition of Negro Slavery.—Laid on the table. The Bishop of DATU and WELLS presented a similar don from the Minister and Inhabitants of tine ParLh of Welling ton. in the county of Sooteriet.—Laid on the table. -Lord KING held a Petition against the Ltodiards' Act. that Job of Jobs, or in other words, the. Coro Laws, train the lobe.. bitants of the City of Breemi. When' ilig Illogic should come to the discyirsiiaa ' aafthosr setts Wa shOtti4 attiOnd Ortler reciarnMeddai dots of the ktoble*Earl opposite, and treat. the sort et sliepassient ugly ;• hut the difficulty was to know when the thscapsioa should taint on. Last year the Noble tart said that it should be this; this year it was to be the heat, awl itntight 'go on ea tar 'ever- The 'het was, that the present Parliament was on its death bed, and The Noble Earl was unwilling to disturb hs last nnyments. Though an opponent to the Cathairs, let still preserved some of the prac tices of their Church. In this instance be had no doubt had secret mourn to the rite Of confessing, and Sliding the eipiritig Perlis- Moot .obdurate, he would not give it the rsotiessas fts deadly -entellik That Parliament, however, had dose many thing% and better once than that of 1815, which was new dead and pas, sad loaded with the execration of mankind.—The Petition was theta laid on the table. BANK NOTES. Lord KING lamented the fatality which seemed to attend and to defeat the best speeches and measures of Ministers. At the very nionsent when the Noble Earl opposite was cerivincing their Lordships on Friday night, that all the evils yf the country were to be as scribed to the state of its currency, and that it was im possible for a circulation of paper and one of gold to coexist, his Lieutenant in another place (the Chancellor of the Exchequer), was giving up the very principle and allowing those ribbon notes to circulate in prefer renCe to !gold. He was sorry that the Noble Earl's ~arguments should have been answered and Over thrown by his own acts. He thought that they hid all come to the conclusion that the country bad been torn to pieces by its currency, .and that the Bank of E:ig land and the counuy banks had'marieeteessifelssues .but lifter this specimen of 'inconsistency he expected to End it • maintained that the currency was in the best. possible state, and that both the Bank of England and the country banks had been most wise and prirdeot in their issues. It was impossible tn . k leiiv What CUnclosi would next be come to. Many I. Inequalities of the ambition wisbed- for the, high prices inlet' be foltovied by lbe low nb ...- which went by jerks, but_ not • , could be aineeived. The endilniew . 12* teeteStstradatkia. fk inie of tairfirclgswaisat, should therefore not only be lint 'even five and teb pound as Tie Earl of LIVERPOO' had been done or reposed •itiance with the pinto the other House, or with self had made to their Lordship's He had ceitainly declared, end continued to think; thaLit.twas the :410c of Parliament to legislate for the 'establishment of a metallic currency, and that a paper citculatioo of, alit same denomination and a golii one could nu possibly go on together., But if the Noble Leda bad done.himl the honour to attend to what he said; he would have fotind that at the close of his speech be had. stavd, the very propeeition which was then making • its another place, and which the Noble Lord now repre;. rented as having deteated the object which his Majesty's Government had in view in proposing the 11111... That object was to get rid altogether ef the circulation of the' 11. and 21. notes ; but they had found that it could not be done suddenly and at once. They had stopped the stamping of country bank notes. forth with, and had lowed three years for their gradual and final suppret. sion. But how stood the question with respect to the wank of England? By the Act of 1822 that Bank had been authorised to issue 11. and 21. holes, but it had never issued any of them, and its circulation had been wholly metallic till last • December, when after a con sultation with his Majesty's Government.-, they bad issued 11. notes to meet the sudsien emergency created by the convulsions in the commurkial . world. These totes had not even been circulated ..the. metropolis, but had been sent to the yarious parks of the country . where failures had taken place. He sued this in order to thew that the Bank of e*. mgland had no object of its ownin issuing notes.. Nay, it was against its interests,. fur it was a loser by it, and it had only done it to re lieve the distresses of the country at the moment. •Since the Bill had been introduced in the other House, it had become 'known that many of the country bankers instead of availing themselves of the period oT three years, al- . lowed for the expiration of their small notes,. had can celled them' at once: This was not the intention of the measure, which was to operate gradually : and lest a sud den revolution of that kind in the currency should prove injurious, his Majesty's Ministers had thought it right, with a view to meeting a possible danger, to give a lati tude to the Bank to 'staid its issues of 11. and 21. notes, without, however, altering the pee sod assigned for their abolition. The sole object being to meet a contingent necessity, he did not expect there could be any objection to the introduction of such a clause in the Bill, es pecially as lie should be willing that it be accom panied with any kind of guards, either a power to call on the Bank for monthly accounts of the one pound notes issued, or any other provision which might prevenethe p ssibility of abuse. The effect of the measure, he was convinced, would not be t o exten d klse circa, Litton beyo nd any inomeritary siemiiity which might arise. tiii!lplasirratiens of die — Noble . Baran oeSestre raspectiog Bea mations, he perfectly spread vriarthent; and had Itiassidf laid down the wincipie en Friday, tint the duty of the • 'Legislature was to preventaustosations as much as possible • not to look 01 high or low prices,. but so ,ktep the vest macaws of coM u merce and agri ;sam*, as nearltat ft rabid be done, on a keel. • The Mallon — at 141N91.)0WN was bound to ac cept the :RAI& Earts asthiance, that there was , dispasitinn in' the Batik of Engl ord . ' abicse the . ; .6 •; •• • % A A r •:. were nsitortunately admitted, with - int iffl"cienrsriirifi; • a power would be committed to . .the fink; would enable -it, it it please J, to defeat the scope of the nieasure. Fos not hating to ineirs-tostsia .Stamp Office, in consequence of the :neap meat rrhiclf it bad long since concluded, it might pour fourth at once - such gnantity of notes, *ere not guards provided; as to deluge, the , wholeeinintry fir.soate tears. lie was not pre p are d to say the: this deviation from the original Bill might not be so yielded, ss ss to prove unrteeptionable; wherwite lt 'redid be highly daaje- ' .reps; but be trusted that as -Noble Earl contemplated, atit would propose s deol guard,. The Earl of 1.11 7 4.1tP00L repeat l d that the yo .Net , wks granted to the Sank merely to pieta aga inst, a rib bible illniger. Siiould the Bill mit euifitiCtit • abuse of rancor SlOrd' s;lnnt . ft reached their Lordships es to render the that power by the 'Sauk imposiable, he should he ready tetja.. Wally' 1011401dniest which might be propos e d..: - • -.-: L : Tan . 'EAU' a MAlkEars.ll4tY Wail doubtful.iiebettiar risoote . , eL•the NO esiktues prop . std, howev er soond lit pins , - 'dole, might net aggravate the existing distress. - i•Tbe. .• wily way of. plaoing the franking system ow g Atigsei• foundation would be to put an end to the relation:labia: had so long existed b:t weer' the 13•11 k of Eaglaadund • * the'Goversentent. He ,did not Mean to epos*: ate- atesogra fir abolishing small notes i n S cot l an d w h en it should be isrpsilif e for, ward. but he h o p e d that Parliament would pauie; antrinfeead of acting en its' theoretical exesileticeoruold ascertain it, affect In Pia titre, Ay anextensive Wintry, before it gave its saneelmitirtireonba- ,:essre. The Noble Earl then expressed his opinion shat AbeiLlaufy Laws had served to intrust considerably the embarratissoenla and difficulties of the bat three months, and that ,hair *weal woad be !sacer:4k .. k. i gyr o: 53131 ' . ` The E 4 rl of LlKERlClCapptciveJtef thieattibilkli: :leof a metallic currency i n I re la n d; b ut was a f ra . d any sudden revolution, and conceived that to take away the paper circulation at once would be pregnant 'with danger to the -country. • He-hoped- that. MI these errand be Worded for providing a sufficient quantity of bullion befog, small notes were abolished. The Earl of BLZSSINGTON said that the only danger appre hended in Ireland was that paper should be taken away before gad • was procured. Nothing would snit the Irish webs better Chau nuking silver to a eertahs: unman a legal tender. The Earl R4'.LIVERPOOL assured both Noble Earls 'that when the measure should be iuti oduced,. due:atom tiOn would be paid to the circumstances of the afaunirf• The fact was, that Ireland hall not partaken in thOclake . distresses. She had had her crisis. two or three rem AM spud Ita4. heti recovering ever since. And to what did she 'Medi owe r. a.. my ? To- tittmeasure which had comikdille'itetedfo • 1-, • "ffirgee• of the •S a n k of Ireland', and bad authoris e d th e isulbilids !t • ill ref Chartered Sinks in the country. • During the mistmor. of -din... .Bank restrictions La Ragland geld was so abundaM, in belarati Arit, rents were paid in that metal. -. The Karl oft LA UDEND A Lit said that Ii ititi liiittelie hake . • i,aervidasb weeks calor true Aker' nista flit gotildri lag 1 1/iltii'llYe 7a ed VISIPINIMIN9I4IO O ftik . *mit 5e4.1 1 m4 tette 6ti ban . 1 31 • 1” !,.:rtfIt •OFPIPI6I% "NW Illy- • 1 41 V l . 4 Vn ll , l 4Pri s • rtilit"the oßlaYr` 7/ ;itat "itUPWit iielP b4*.its tiltr49Sti • • • • roi ati,44.1400 !+, ' t•ill nt'i*t 1 , 41ei ;Tlicersicr of the eh ) , hiving beenti es, dad tit& galley ?e :Ida* into 01 Committee On kir Bask Charter Aiteemirin 'MSc foil of • UVE/t POOL 44kid, ybMI, ik haw beep. 1 , li.isaalgioetl. that as the. law now stood the Basik o? s Auglaottwis authorised to form. &tacit lionittOf. 1., .osett IllrOughout . the country. Oa•iisquiry*.how, fin s it had beat found that the Babb posses,-the rigluatestablishiug egeticies, but without giving kberg Mie discretionary power necessary to enable' therit 4o Ctltty on boati n g. A cause harl been di AN iv op . with , the view of removing all doubts upon • that point, ..‘na • bring the . 13 alk full authorty to establish brooches of ' its own whenevor• it should think proper. Akbough be hoped that if slit Bank 'abstained from doing au, its liberality would allow the estabilsintient of Chartered Banks where they were wanted, yet kr tisop lic. it fair that the power and-ehoice Mould kft eatiftly with she Bank, and that all obstruction* should be expunged out of *r existing law. With respect to .the .elause which tit Mt Sl, het should propose that a should be read, the Mill recommitted* the- ' Report received on Frid a y nest , when t h e remaining. ilistitstiost. Might be taken-on that stag e . • .The Alasquis of LANSDOWN did not evists:lo• offer the slighteA oppotili! p to any claateislfichWOuld en..ble tl.e ii.mk to sty an experiment xo..ititiersselyitn‘ poi taut to its owe interest& . nfil to •thollif‘Ot.thelCOnittil p • but he u ished to impress on the Noble 'Earl thishetes4. sig, whilst supplyntrevery facility to the estillallaiketit'of Stanek Banks, that they should be obliged to pay *• lilywhetkiet; theY were established and their issues were ntstlg. ,PtScoltiee. bid arisen uu that point in Ireland, which it weeirpre'egyeetie,no;. • cipate and prevent . * this convoy. • 'L. `' l l.l, • ' - Lord IiLLENdUItt►UUII ..A.akmiati vial of•tbe must mewl umbe whale hill, and that every should lat Liven to the establishment of branch in indlre.* drive the Country Banks paper uut of eirwiat The UMW CII A NCEL LOA littrArxik . slnlbef litaterfligit below the Bar, was nildermood tarobjtkf in ihillibtlidgilof the and to point out , many clauses where the-wonting; said. rocidiii mice to' the intentions of the framers of the meanie. • l. • • The Marl of Li, U DILKDALM would wisfi re lama m ot . • rooky of considering the alterations Marie the 13111 berake be 'Was Called upon to vote its adoption.• • • " • ' - s• ••-• k The Mari of LIVEItrOOLImstan the r4sdiarg • of the Bill with its a m en d ments , ebeAgt:P u eMb - place nest Fnday on th e b r i n gi ng up of the . The House then resumed, and the seniatitted to-ntorrow.—Adjourned: ;' • :` t %(''• 't c; I • HOUSE OR COMMONS. • A Person from the Bank of England presented an Account Af lie Balances of Public Money in the hands of the Bank. Various Petitions from individuals were practiced against the Liverpool ad Binningbam Railway B.N. Twit of the.n - from 4 Mr. Wyatt and Lord Anson, complained that the cover itO work had been altered sines they consented to be suissoriberv-740. furred to the Standing OrdM C.simmictee. Petitions were also p resented in favour of end argil* Mow 'and Liverpool Railway Bill.—Laid en the tabkc 1110 , Alderman WOOD presented a Petition front cat* hea. , *ants of Mark-lane, and the Streets adjacent, iq (avast cti kis* Olen Market.—Laid on the table. Mr E. HARVEY presented a similar Petition from' Com Growers and Dealers in Eases.— Laid Mr clic table. ,•' ' tu r T . ACLANDpresented a Petition from the inhabitants! addeford, in the County of Devon, praying a repeal of the Aid t0 Ta 0. 2 . -- 17.0r Ord ikpbb e kii red riercoi to lia b it,p e rwe p pr ri a n ny t i ed iedug . oetithe icasitoTha et attiptieigatonHlivih: .**busies.—Laid on the table. • Dlr. Serjeant ONSLOW presented a Petition (rpm ind4v l 4o4l .t ggeintt the l's - try Laws.—Ordered to be printed, , • --zty • ; 4 Ar •,; N jib . 4 S $."4 , • • . . ... , . . - . , 11/ j ' • • . ' • . . . • Pe.: C gat. - - •. ' ..- • e" - 4- • - • . ! 11/ , . ..., v ---':'• -- • ~•-•*- It,' ~,,. , . ' I-- i "!... -..-. . fimiiii, i. l " , av . • • . - '. C oie ~i ' . i ri . • 4 f, . 1..., •i, .. • - - . -.:,, - giv . , :A .. 4',44 . - • . ••.. . . . . /i s i.. Fi1y 0 .2.131 . . • . • . • - • • • • - .. •r 4 ,4, . .. ... . . ~. . . - .. ‘ ch , • \ • . . • ~. - .. 10 •.F . , t , .‘ A . • S A •,- -p kit . . ;',..A....i . 44,:"..: •.; . •...' . •-'... :. 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SIM to Six, syonid be lid to FILL .A VACANCY with a Gentle- . . . inae• ion, whose Health toe, PAtteation may require - more thait THE PRINCIP4I.. OFFICERS anti 'CO:VW& Mt. 6,4og ll : f US tm l i f e t r trea i .. alt iery l " , .; mon lai li sii i . ,,, ted . i azi "t ou . ut of the of paper to a degree' %WV tiiitit fr . c.i iticith an r But the Noble gal must feil ' that if soet. : srel• . L . tonal attention. .... SfOis'EßS 4' his MillErrrs NAVY, di Away gist Itaretia, .......,_ .., , a ,,_....____,_. i _ .____,___, .______ ,__ ~ __, . _ Letter to be addretisittl to the 11.._ I/. /1 1/......... n_ --st-- - ..,l _ . _ ossible to k mitv What itincittsion hundred 'skilless &rut siowB. &Imo Publiiassrlysi soy ludivkluals storied to coaslikr eve bassi, armed tom, pay, fill IVhDilt • bolap O tt * et a a source of. adesstage. • But if sissy intuit' of its übusoliapcs. , - of 1823 ; et %lse*. noolloct shit ihei , thißifli• Of 1 1 24151 f fi NI ft Y ' liqfelria`sifties Is onsa of 111.42.. 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THE REPORTS of Sir EDWARD CORE, Knight, in VERSE, wherein the Warms of each Case and the Principal Paha' costestned is two Muss, to which are added, References in the Margin soul the Editions of the said Reports, and two Tables, me of the Names of the Cases, and the other of the principal Matters. -New lUiliatti with a Life et Coke. Printed for J. and W. T. Marie; Lew Bookselkn and Pub- Hellen, Pintsgaletteet, Lincoln's Its. Of b. had; IS tire vols. r yst livo. 31. 3s. C0k4 . 41 04144' ' ; with Bathes Notes. • WACUPTiONS of the Skin Pimples on the Pace, LII Neck, Areas,: dm are comple tely removed by the me of the MATTES/SRO ESSENCE, for which his Majesty's Royal Letteis Paint lave' heed granted. This Eratnee, which is the luventioniota Verify' Phydaira of emisence, Mr. de Mettetnberg, - Knight of the Prussian Order of Mier% has keg been in very general ase'ou the Continent. Its effect is to draw the humour outwards, and to =hale it through the pores of the skin, while molt**, iemedlitt of iiaollit kind strike tht humour inwards, theleiry *lag tolifidatlin for future disordma. This Essence may h e virsfd lat a *lob) at all times with perfect safety. Tim priAcoof this Medical Cosmetic is Sin alllinp a Bottle, wits instructioas and Adal documents relative to it. The depots are .10 4 Zza.t ,Regent.street, mar the Quadrant ;-12, Beau . • gs, &rand, 4a4 the Soutk Gate, Royal Exchange. 14xi gyggi,4 DAY ate MARTIN respectfully itgorns the Public ,1k lifter lifter much labour and at a very considerable ex "'lQ. IntstOty. perfection a Label of such singular construction '') 4l eatremy 4p.ailty of execution, that they trust will effectually sang rerrne et* Frail& that are daily practised on the Public.— ' 4l silyndun OP' i lietbilowine description of the Label will ensure t`.• genhibi " prepared .by them. A pattern like Lace of a tKok colowitwier3 - tlie principal part of the Label, the names of D ay and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and tuck ! and plated on a white ground, the address, •• 97, HIGH-HOLBORN. i 4 altO white letters edged witilpink and black, bet Placed on the ~atests the dguature antiprice at foot are black est a white r ' timhperantbk and sgrections for use are printed as before, t • lyttter., nut %skit grplEnd. 41Offilkopt September,' els. • PROVINCI•AL BANK OF ENGLAND AND WALES. THE various Applicants on.the subject of the Shares in this highly important National Canvas?, are Informed that it is intended tbit the Shares shall be only SIIA RES of TWO POUNDS each, and that the whole of such Sum be paid dawn at the time of Subscribing, in order that the real and not the nominal Capital of the Company may be at once known, sad the Anal arrangements Made, according to the gross amount Subscribed. The very numerous Applications for Shams already made will be unavailing, as nu Application can be considered until the Plan is finally settled, and the names of the Governors annohnced. WILKS and VERBEKE, Solicitors. U, New Broad -street, Feb. 20,1026, TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lamm Ass Georzszatre, IN reference to my Address of the 17th instant. I be g leave to annex a Copy of the very !uterine Res ol ed ons which have been unanimously palsied at a macro's' and most respectabl e hleethig of Proprietors, held THIS DAY, at the City of London Tavern. Grateful as I feel fat these high testimonials of approbation, I venture to haps that they will be considered by the Proprietors at large, as strengtheoing Dry prostribes to their favour; and that, aided by the kind and stabile exertion of ay Friends, I say entertain mildest espectatisiii ef success. I bave the Isseoirr to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and devoted servant, HENRY ALEXANDER. 37, Upper Harky.Oreet, Feb. 10, 16211. . A • • T s numerou s and highly : t eini t tsbl e MEETING . of PROPRIETORS-of BAST INDIA STOCK; held at alto City of Loatloirriorein, be the 2Uth of lkinuarplo26 JOl.l N . . The fikowlng Resehitions weie ipti.nOtOravely , Prype by Sir Ceceeeass Ireafie; 1111. P. and see;dad; by Irma* qptsaa- Fantotae !hap v.- 'qr.:. - • : • Iligt Me. Mixim Acibrinliqs;fietliiriptelit o f this, leetlog„ welt clahlled to !apply die Vienne, iii•dio Lot -India Dfreetlon, -aotaiional by the redremeht ofJonaltenenanieni L. • • IPreTimed by Sir hbssikettioor fistt , asimgeiled byli. 5. Cutesy, Reg. • That In the various *bade= which Mr. Auseamsa has filled during a residence of sixteen years in India, Seat in the Commercial Department of the Company's Civil Service, and sub sequently in the management of the concerns of an eminent House of Agency at Calcutta, he has maintained a character niche highest lionour.intesrity, and indepeadence--has gives many proofs of his industry and capacity for business: old has enjoyed opportunities of acquiring local information, particularly on Mercantile subjects ' , connected with India, which may be applied with ounsiderable ' advantage to the Adnsinistradoo of the Company's Affairs. 3d. Proposed by Jon, DARBY, Esq. and seconded by Major. General ffesarins. Thai with these impressiess of Mr. ALIMANDIeII pretensions to Lthe countenance and support of the Proprietors of East India Stock, it is the determination of thla Meeting, to promote, by every effort an their power, his Election to the Vacant Seat in the Direction. JOHN IRVING, Chairman. Mr. Tempe having quitted the Chair, it was moved by Rowaito Females, Esq. seconded by Colonel Almon. and Resolved Una. ninsously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Josue Immo, Esq. for his very able conduct in the Chair. CUSTOM-HOUSE, PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Hon. COMMISSIOOCTS of his Majesty's Cutoms, At the Custom-House, at this Port, 00 FILIDIT, March 3, 1826, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, VI& FOR HOME CONSUMP MON. Otto of Rotes, S betties. Spars, 9 No. Deals, 4 No. Arrow Root, Sae lbs. Nutmegs and Cloves, 1 j lbs. amount, I lbs. Brandy, gall. Roes, J do. Geneva, y do. Cork, subs. Cocoa, II lbs. Violin &risp, 14 bundles. Sugar, 11 lbs. Leghorn Hats, 4 No. Prints (coloured), 16 No. Ditto (plain), 10 No. Tobacco (ntasofae.). 21149 lbs. Ditto (enntaonfac.) 72191 lbs. Soar, 111 lbs. Sundry Old Stores, worn oat l; the Snots*, and a Parcel of Broken-op Casks. Also, FOR EXPORTATION. Silk Handkerchiefs, 410 No. Silk Shaw* 3 No Silk, 2901 yds. lilk Ribbon. 51 yds. Silk Stockings, IS pair. Crape Shawls. 21 No. Silk Waistcoat Ploce,l No. Crape Hiusdkercidels, f No. Silk Scarfs, $ No. Crape Scarf, I No. Silk Net Veil, I No. Crape Dress, I No. Silk Umbrella, I No. Kid Gloves, t pair. Silk Crape, 641 yds. Ilse Goods will be put up in Lots for the actweaneadation of Purchasers. and may be viewed on Wednesday sad Thursday pre ceding the Sale. between the boors of Ten and Two o'Clock. Custom-Heme, dated February 9, lUR BENIITS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to beisrepared with the most scrupulous are and attention, by Misers. THOMAS and WILLIAM HWY Manufacturing aternists, Manebester. It -is sold in bottle*, Price 98. 9d. or with glass steppers at s. dd. stamp included, with fuU directions lot hi use, by • their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is Szed over tke cork or stopper of nit bottle. Of most of the venders iiirese Magenta , may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp Ilannv's Ammar= drum. of Vowelise, the invention of Mr. hoary, and, the only genuine preparation of that article. : - -nl4 I r, I to•