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Sy. whom .fiYill be fiabliaked in a few days, elegabily piloted In 4to. with liitrfine large hbbly colotired Plates,priCa only 10‘ 6d. .01 tilePoilaiAllotl of a COUPS of BRITISIS LANCERS. Ay. • 11) Dron.itt u , copula of Horse. 7 : 'ibis dap eras plablidied, .% in Sevithe Second ii. Pion, price irk - 6(1. betrds• , . • tSSAYS on the SOURCES of the PLEASURES ` •received from LITERARYCOMP° al fIC*IS. i • ' Printed' irr Longman, Hurst,itere, Orane, and bri>vni f Pater." -Suter-row, London; Manners ki ad Miler, siad A.tonstable sod Co. Edinburgh. - , This day was pubbilk, in total ISnio. price 51.tieited, i fk . BIOGRAPHICAL LIST of the HOUSE a COMMONS,' elected in Cletolier. 1812. fried fur Longnisa. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Pater nester-row ; dad at the British Gallery, 64, New Bond-street. In aleve days will be published, Mundell Sketches of Politics 'and MSc Men, for the Year 1812, to be continued annually. 1" it-Lived Relief from this Subseription,.aserpstritudarirreguesid ito transmit (wyrutu six ICONTaII 17.11011 THU DITI) to *tee iSecretary, s letter from the iiicudster,.Churehwarden, :or Over ieers of the Parish where they reside, catiking, that the Cheek received from the Navy Pay-Office has been exhibited to then, (with the number and date of theeheek), also , statiagtbe mount of the - Wsges received by , such Reprsietriative, and t hat' they be lieve them to be in waat of, or deserving, the 'Relief , imended by this Subscription. THOS. FERGUSON, Secretary. No 3, George-yard, Lonsbarcletteet. This day Was int%tithed, in One Volume, Biro. price us. in hoards, A 711.nriEW of some IMPORTANT PAS.' 1 SAGES in the late ADMINISTRATION of Sir G. H. BARLOW, Barr. at Madras. `By CHARLES 'MARSH, Esq. Add by Shut, Parry, sod Co. Leadenliali-street. ItOtIItICR'S 'NC I'IONARY. this day was ptibttihed, to 12Mb. pries 7s. boards, C I NGLiSH and HINDOOSTANEE 'NAVAL .11..4 DICTIONARY, tafetihsted to enable the Officers of the tVIM& But 1 1 10 la ComPailli and Country Service tccgive artists tettbe Lemma 'with ileit . irtaatuess and promptitude, Width, tipost -may ascatiasOult ri s ve of the greatest frivol+. tanteit `Sy lietitemtpt TIRO A$ BOCK, of the Madras- EaulbDalaisem, Awing 11.000bir - Ooltipatt Sort William. a/WO for Mitagr7 V is : 1 1A316140 Thb day 'iris ;die Efghth'En, Or. 4s. bound, At'usirtiAllossince to Tesidiers, 'THE PRINCIPLES of LATIN and ENGLISH , 4 GRAMMAR; designed to licilliate the Indy sit birth Languages, by connecting them together. • . By the toe ALEXANDER ADAM, IRecter of the 1-ftgh &hold, Editibuttli. Printed fer T. Haniatcin, s 7, Paternoster-iroar; and Bell and Braebte, Edinburgh. .. A TRIBUTE TO THE L__ AN OFFICER of - RANK and long 'Bervices,•rsh duced to extreme distress, by misfortune, and bereft of every means of support but that of the scanty pittance ad Lis Half-pay, in the maintenance of a Wife and Eight Children, most gratefully returns thanks to those Benefactors who through (References to Messrs. liodsol and Stirling, Bankers, Strand; the Hon. Simon Frazer, Perring , Shaw, Barber , and Co. 72. Cornhill; and Messrs. Davison, Noel, Templar, Middleton, and Wedgewood, 34, Pall-Mall), co. THE BOOK DISCOVERED. Waal was published, in 3 is. price iss. extra boards, SECRET MEMOIRS of an ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCESS ; or, The R— SUFFERER, interspersed with singular Anecdotes of those Personages connected with the Court pf Alb—, a Political, Antator‘f and Fashionable Work. l a ve kindly honoured him with notice to his situation. RAMSGATE, KENT. rAPITAL DRY VAULTS and DWELLING. HOUSES, near the Town Quay, commanding a noble view at the. Sea, to be LET on LEASE, the Vaults for three years, a.:d th Dwelling houses for 7, 14, or 21 years. Further,particalars, with an eleva!ton of the Property, may be seen at Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips's, 14, Old Broad street, Royal Exthange. NOTICE of the SALE, of a very considerable Quantity of Linen-Drapery, Haberdashery, Lace, Rib tons bilks, French Cambrics, Hosiery and Gloves, particularly calculated for the Country Trade, being the entire and valuable Stock of Messrs. MAJOR, BLumb ELL, and Co. which will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. CH4s.MPNEY, onthe Premises, No. 71, Holborn Bridge, London, without any reserve whatever, y direction of their Assignees. The Linen Drapery, on Thurs day, the 11th; Haberdashery, r nesdav the 16th, and the Lace, R•bhons, bilks, French Cambries, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Au "Wednssday, the 17th Mara, 111.150.-Full Particulars of which will be advertised in this Paper. r ASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuition Mr. HOPKiNS begs leave to return his most grateful wets to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dlis tir.gn shed patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlethen who have nelr acquired this accomplishment, or those who 'have not attained the present fashionable mode. may be expedi *lowly instructedin the most private manner to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on applicatiOn at his residtnce, Coach ruakere Hall, Noble-str eat, Foster-lane, Cheapside. CHEAP AND D 1 18LE PAIN r. MESSRS. PORES and MITCHELL. No. 21, Mary-la-tonne-rtreet, Oolden-square having for many years past supplied groat numbers of the Nobility, Gentry, and other persons witb their invaluable PAINTS made with Pre pared fish Oil, for preserving Park Palms, Gates, Iron Railing, Weather Boarding, Stuccoed and Plaister Fronts, and all work greatly exposed to the weather, solicit the attention of the ptiblic so their Paints, which, i their present greatly improved stare, (bombing Illegance and durability with economy. The invisible Oven/a 6d. per potted, and other Colours proportionately cheap. N. B. Refined Lantp Oils Ss. and 6s. 6d. per gallon; fine Sperm and Satlad Oils, at 21, Mary-la-bonne-street, Golden-square. ig'STABLISHED 1804, for the Sale of IRISH LINENS only.—The BELFAST LINEN COMPANY,, fgernittencing the Ninth Year of their Establishment in London, leg to return their sincere Thanks for the extensive Patronage they have expesienced, and will stti..ly adhere to that honour tile mode of dealing which (it is presumed) hes obtained them such universal confidence. They respectfully inform pur chasers of Irish Linen, that they are full Sixpence per Yard cheaper than for several years past —Each Piece is of warrant ediLbric, ,leached on the grass witliou• chemical acid, and the money returned if a fault appears. One Piece at wholesale price and no smaller quantity, nor any other article, but Irish Linens, sold. Irish Notes taken in payment. No second price ever rustle. Correct attention paid to Country Orders. 'Their only Agents in London are Brooks, Birch,.and O'Keefe, 50, Great Essen-street, Bloomsbury. • ASTHMA AND WINTER COUGH. UQRNBROOK's PECTORAL DROPS, the cheapest and best Medicine in the World, for toughs, Cads, Aithmas, Flatulency t Sbortness of Breathing, t onsump- Hoopirg Coughs, and a certain remedy for all complaints in the Stomach and Rowels. Price Is. lid. or °s.9d.per bottle. Prepared by W. Sheppard, Bristol.; and sold by Messr.i. Bar clay and Soo, Beet Market, London; and retail by all Venders cf Medicines. ANTI-ATTRITION. To.GENTLEMEN, TR AVEI.I.ERS, ENGINEERS, POST MASTERS, COACH-MASTERS, FARMERS, MILLERS, Etc. &c. &e. 9'HE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre. vents the eril.ets of Friction in Steam audether Engines, ist Mills, Machinery, and Carriages of every description ' and which will do away the necessity of all comply' and expensive Mecha nism in Wheels, &c. &c. &c. Maybe purchased iu boxes price 6d.• ' 6d. ; 10s. fid • One Guinea, and Two-Guineas each. One of the smallest flOxeg contains a quantity sufficient to list a Chat hot or Post.c.ha'ae twelve months ; and, after the Wheels &reprinted with the Composition, they may be used daily. and aiii run at least Six Months without having-Occasion to take them oft, or to apply any thing else to the ailetrees. The Com. position is to be esed in the same proportion For all other kinds of work. _ _ Sold, wholesale mid retail, by Maws. Brown and Mawe, No. 140, dtrand, (neir Somerset-libuse), London; and by one hui keeper in In ost of the Towns in the Kingdom. TO THE Romrry, GENTFLY, AND THE PUELIC; IN GENERAL.. r rintMEAU and SEWARD,• Inventors of the Patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it a duty they owe the Publie to state, that the very great demand for their Lamps has induced a few needy individual.; •to attempt introducing to the Public a Lamp resembling the Patent Liverpuol—only in its out ward appearance, but in principle the sang e. the Argand (Ilan which none con bo worse fur burning common olfj. The•itn. *tense number of "Patent Liverpool Lamps now in use in the bonseint Ilse Nobility and Gentry, as well as in the shopocif Todeenen, areihe moss convincing proof of their eminent so pt rieelty over every Lamp hitherto invented ; they produce as tau& brillia:it pure light as any three other Lamps with the Use of common oil only, without smell or smoke. The only iliarebovses helongthg to the Propri&orts are at No. I Se, Drury -lane* opp o s i te Lens Acre ; and Nu. 62; Church- street. 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I is. in boards, corrected to Michaelmas Term lair, Impey's Practice of the Court of King's Bench; and also in a large volume royal Svo. price Ll. 7a. ibe Practice of the Court of Common Pleas, by John Impey. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE 84.—Proineaptain lolls Quin TON, of the Betsey. To Mr. B. Guess, No. 9, Great &array-street, foot of Blade, friar's bridge. SIR —For seven years of my life I have been vio- 1 lently afflieted with rheumatism in my left leg and thigh. During that time, I ►ad what I consid.red tie best medical ad vice,which only .gave me a small temporary relief; until at last it became so bad, that I was obliged to take co a strong stick to help' me along, both in doors and out; when one morning I was taking a turn in the street, a friend saw me, and asked the cause of walking with a stick ? I i.iformed him. He then recommended me to you, and gave me your address. The next morning I wai ted on you, when In extreme pain: in thirty minutes I was per-, fectly relieved, and in two days had no farther occasion for a stick. I continued the Lotion and Pills for six weeks, and have had no return of pain on that side for the last seven years; but have twit* since then felt this disorder in the ostler side, which by the use of your Medicines for two or thee days have been quite restored, nor have I had any symptoms of it for the last two yeurs. I have recommended ydtir Medicines to hundreds of people hi London, who have used them with such advantage, that I have for several years taken them in considerable quanti ties to Lisbon and Rio Janeiro, where they have bees used by Medical Gentlemen with almost universal success; consequently I do consider that justice and humanity require of me to make your discoveries as public as possible. Therefore by publishinismy ease, you will oblige. Sir, your bumble servant, Joint Qui wros. Ne. 26, 'fhonuer-street, Horseleydown.—Nov. 28, 1812. (Case 85 in a future Paper.) UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. Under the Illustrious Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of SYNC!, the Spanish Ambas sador, and most of the Nobility.. MACASSAR OIL for the HAlR.—This Oil is proudly recommended on the basis of truth and experience. It possesses properties of the most salubrious nature for restoring the Hair, where it has been bald for years, preserves it from falling off or turning grey to the latest period of life; produces on the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, and curl ; also Is pre eminent for Children's Hair, initead of Soaps, Ste. it cleanses the hair much easier, is extremely pleasant to the infant, and bring the'hair to a beautiful state ; promotes the growth of whisker and eyebrows; In fine, renders the Hair of Ladles, Gentlemen and Children, inexpressibly attracting. 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Altana ExtraCte or the Abyssinian Botanical Specific, for eradicating all Disorders of the Teeth and Gotta; and rendering thgm extremely beautiful Patronised by her Royal Highness the Duchess of York.. Prke 4i. imKI te, d. pet knolc; or the Powder at ga.l4 per box. "PARLIAMEArI'ARr PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OP LORDS, FEERUARY 24. Coined were heiril it cotioderable length touching the Sails Appal Cause, Wig& si:Dicksons;vis. Mr. Horner, as Secolid Csansgl, for the Aippelbutt ; Sir S. Romilly and Mr. Nolan fee rtcyroildillte,,aud Mr. Adam for the Appellant, in reply.— 0 • flintier =milder:llion of the case was adjourned until ittendiy n ir CATHOLIC CLAIMS. The End of LIVERPOOL prevented Petitions against the Catholic . Chums front Plymouth, in the County of Devon ; boil the Town of Drogheda, to Irdso ; and from the Parish of Se. townard`e, Shoreditch, and certain adjacent Parishes, which brig rad, were orliered to 1k on the table. The Earl of CHARLE VILLE presented Petitions to &elate effect : one front King's County, and the other from doe essay of Lieu:etch, both 44.41:1aud. _ Lad ROLLE presented a Petition from crypt% Potolaat Vhseaers'of the City Inn County of the City Of 3 110110 ws Bor.db *so - purpose Lord Viscount SIDMOOTH presented two Pethiooll et a similar import. The first Iron the Parish of &abasing's in the last, in the City of London ; and the second (rpm the Miul. 1 ittro airtl Elders of the Provincial Sped. of ,khree and "'Mots date :as did , 0 -'-' • ns Lord DE DUNSI'ANVILLkaao from *the tows of Bads my*, in Cornwall. i . .. ... These document, beiniread, Were se:wAlt adored to lle oa the Tible. , ••• t a The Eishisp of CHESTER jpartallpi illetithins to the same effect as those already.on the Table, bps the Arciadeaconries of tornwall and Derby, which were received and ordered In ths usual way by their Lordships. _ The Rey. Prelate also presented one from the Ardidepeoary of Stafford, to a like effect; btu in consequence of some [new? rerun,* or informality with reenact to the signatures, it was i agreed to be withdrawn. Lord ST. HELENS presented a Petition from the Mayor Ind Aldermen of the Borough of Stamford, in the County of Lin coin, preying the Claims ,'f the Roman Catholics may use an. jetted. Ordered to lie on the table. MISCELLANIIOHa. The Marquis of STAFFORD presented a Petition from the Merchants, Manufacturers, and ethers, of the Borough of Wei sal, in Staffordshire, against the continuance of the Bast India Company's Monopoly; which was ordered to lie on the table. The Local Tokens and Leith Harbour Bills were brought up from the Commons by Sir WILLIAM CUILTIS and others, ad severally read a first time. A few Private Bills *ere also brought up by the Hon. Baronet and Mr. CHUTE, which were also read a 11[M time. On the Motion of Lord REDSSDALk.', the further a:insider*. don of the Irish Appeal Cause, " Gem sr. Staxpoule," was del leered till to-morrow. • •... The LORD CHANCELLOR tamed his intention to move their Lordships to-morrow, to take into their final considera tion, the Appeal Cause of le East India Company sr. Wight- HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. CREEVEY gave notice, that on Friday, when the Army Estimates were tube brought up, he should submit to the House a motion for the purpose of abolishing the office of die of the Paymasters of the Forces. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave notice, that on Tuesday next hi • should move foi leave to bring in a Bill, for the purpose of sepa. rating the Bankruptcy huffiness from the other business in the Court of Chancery. tit- O. CLERK postponed his• motion relative to the Mall Coach Toll Eiemptlon until Thursday 'tonight, The Cominktee on the Deputy Itententhcanner Addis laths quer Bill was postponed tin Friday, March S. Mr. LOCKHART g:.ve notice, that os the 05th of Merck be should submit to the House a motion relative to the Basis. , rapt Laws. Ihe Bill for regulating the Office of Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, was reed a first time and ordered to be read a amend me on Monday, the Bth of March. AllOTloti NOR !SACS. Mr. WHITBREAD withdrew his swum on the subject ot Peace, which wood for this day semi& , reserving the power of bringing it before dieliouse at any period prior to the sod of the Session. CATHOLIC PETITIONS. Colonel BAGWELL presented a Petition from the Protestants of the county of Tipperary, signed by an immense number of the most respectable ..1 this c.Ass of persons, and praying that their rights might be protected. G-Nteral MATHEW rose, and warmly protested against receiving this petition, which he affirmed did not express the sense of the county of which i.e :tad the honour to be one of the Representatives. He complained of a petition's being presented by Mem• hers who did not represent the county, an 4 Asserted the present to he one which had been emuggled through, and therefore unworthy to have that regard from Parliament which they would attach to what was voted by a regular County Meeting. He enter. ed into a ldng detail of the manner in which it had been originally framed, mid signatures procured. and thought it should not be received, as the names of one or two Noble Lords were affixed to it, not by themselves, but is consequence of letters from them, authorisingthisto be done. CoIonerBAGWELL replied, and said, when the respectable and honourable names signed to this pe. tition *ere read, he trusted the lionoufable Gene ral would be as prompt to retract as he had been bold to assert, that it had been owed throuzb the country. It had received the signatures of about 50 resident Magistrates, and 3000 Protestant Freehold. ers-,-(hear.)—Of persons ably to comprehend what they were doing, and not one of them a marinnaet. (a laugh.)—The Honourable Colonel explained that this was the common term in his country for those who could not sign their names, and made their mark instead of a signature—he had been unwilling to do so, but the harshness with which the Honour. able General spoke of these petitioners, compelled him to tell the reason of their thus coming to Parlia ment. They came to Parliament chiefly on account of the speeches in which the Honourable General ' himself bad lately indulged on the hustings, which it was uurtecessary for to repeat, as the able General had himself promised t o d o so , wor d for word, on the first day he was set lace to face against Ministers in this House. 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