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Foot and Son, Scilicitors Devooport Mr. Whidon, Hotel, Plymouth; Bedfbrd Arms, Tavfstoelts Mr. Chock New London lon, Exeter; White Hart, Salsbury; Bulk Bristol ' • York House Hotel, Bath ; Hen and Chickens, A.=gleam ; Messrs. Dynelly and Gatty, Solicitors, Field -court, Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent intst/t, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. (Mr. G. Gregson), who.had likewise satiated Nis Beeyrat y val &es in bis improvement of the Criminal Code. The other which was a 13111 to repeal a Bill, be should detkr committing till after the recess, inasmuch as a point of Law had been laid down at the Northern Circuit which affected that UHL. He must take the li t berty of sayiag, that it seemed that there was Law laid down them which had given him some astonishment., and he was anxious, be fore he proceeded further with that BM, toe:amine those points of Law which affected ft. 71b;GiatO; 7 1.eWAntendment Bill was thee committed, and will be reesounitted on Friday next. APSIALS recoil urous. The Marquis of LANSDOWN, In consequence of the midst he gave some time ago, rose to move for returns of the number bf appeals received from India. His object was to put toe House in possession of a grievance affecting a large portion of his Ma jesty% subjects In India. The Noble' fiLarq made no apology for WI motion. Whilst the Government of the country cum. tinned the away which fortune had given them over a distant part of the world, it was their duty to take tare that justice should be dime to its Inhabitants. From the papers he required, their Lordships would see, that, singe 1773, appeals had beets sent from the Courts in India, and that a large number had not been decided, but remained unnoticed. From one Court there were forty or fifty appeals, in which nothing had been done, and the consequence was that a territory in India, containing ..ac thou sand live hundred square miles was left without justice, and In jeopardy. No person who was acquainted with the zeal and ability of his Noble Friend, who filled the office of President of the Privy Council, could for an instant suspect that with him remained any blame; but it appeared there was a great practical delay, which defeated the iotentioo of the Legislature. Every Wrong doer in India, by sending over an appeal to this country which was never decided, might keep possession of property to the injury of the owner. The Noble Marquis concluded by movieg„ • there be laid before the House a List of all Appeals to the Privy ' Council frum the British Courts at the Cape of Good Hope, the hie of France, Ceylon, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, one other parts of India, with the dates when the appeals were lodged, and the dme when they were received, either at the India House. the Office for the Home Department, or the Office of the Privy Cuuncii."—The , motion extended from 1773 up to 1800. The Bari of HARROW BY said he did not rise to offer any opposition to the motion, but he considered it important to remove any teor applied to the Privy Council. Neither the Privy Coen. cil nor ary other Court of Justice, could decide upon appeals until those appeals came regularly before them. In many appeals no steps bad been taken, because no agents had been appointed to carry them on. The Court of Privy Council was the final resort to decide upon the French, Spanish, filehometan, and, in short, the laws of ell nations which existed in the Colonies. The N. bie Lent could not feel that there was any ground to suppose any Marne on the subject of delay could attach to the Privy Council It was their duty to apply their minds to 'an causes regularly broUght before them, and the Privy Council did so apply' themselves. , Lord LANSDOWN replied, that his authority for the number i of appeals was the. India House documents, which skewed that there were 43 uudecided. He merely now asked for authentic itt f formation, to the amending a system affecting the peace and happi ness of one hundred millions of people. The Returns were ordered, and the House adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. r General G ASCO YNE reported from the Committee appointed to try the merits of the Petition, complaining of so undue Return for the Borough of Mariborough, that Lord Bruce and Lord Lbw denell had been duly returned ; and that the red Lao was not fri .votous or vexatious. r Mr. BYNG moved that the Committee on the itfarp-la.hanne Church IMprOvement Bill have leave to make a special Report, in L. C:WW 3 . . • t . . . . • .;"a .. _ . . , f . . ... elf 01 , •ert 1:. 100 l 3ni:t. 5501 f Lai ~,own, t.. tvi A bktatill:L++: 4 * .lol6l l4llo kr a : 2 , : !: . - 7 ,41 b5 , ;: 0,4 - . . • ~:, . as t 1 ,i.,4:: nwi"ltirto.644,: .1 '7....44 ...-..--• ... s t • ! v.. , . 77. , 5' , 0 - ' ,1 u.•• 5 a; lc i.diiiift na er e 2 ""7" "e l • - • ' - ' 4411- All X .. * . Airier feallgoloo , :ssd .. -ts s , s. • ' '•• i a !! t ' . Lei i'A..• ' • - . 1 : , -nw:itirriawe.e.' • • 1:•4 . 1 .. . l e t o /„ -. . . r :aroma Laws • i- * ' 1•, p • - nti-.W; jaistasoot slaw 'es. - *e l k i.s4 • .., i t p likt.,_ ',. . . . 4 ; .'• 1 • mot .1....0 tr. anvO /ti -t ,,, •-• ; * • . , -..- 4 .!;r1 1 ‘.. s • - ...,,,,,... ...,,,,,... ,hsolgefe w•••• 11 ,ettilt..l -•,c : s : - ..• . • e "I' bus Awl/1W liese . wThr4i sr.rit :11/rie ••.: - ' F .-7 1 1111, 1 1 . 1 . I r - ' . 4 %, . 4 , • • . ilatsii_rsal .-. , a . ugiA -:( . , ': . . . . ~• , -'- • • , ' ' , • ' • • 5..., . • tr Il l !, i t . ' ,, '..•• .fl }4' villOrl ' - - SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 182/...:;.. ~-,',, t .-1 , .. ' ' , ..''',--...- - tT w ilrater SlmoipEtireß. •-• • " 4.•—• -.4,, ,,, - •. • • s —.........._____;_;__ _.• . .. , . Lt—L -- -- , . i1f1 .19 _ • SALES BY AUCTION. - . - SALES BY AUCTION. ,;,,,,,I , • . ST. Jai% A RINE DOCKS. „, - -a.-- • ,• 0 I '' NO FILE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th at Half a oar's —um- ..., TO UPHOLSTERERS AN D OTH*RS REQUIRING ' SUFFOLK; NEAR STOWMARKET. • • • ol- loterest vrill be payable ist tkh Office, on Perms, tkalltili of 11 . , ROOMY PREMISES. VALUABLE FREPOJOLD ESTATE, MANOR, April next, and following Days (Suodays excepted), *e*.St to h. A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HMS& large WARE-. _ , .. ' Alm . i. . ROHM, SHOPS, tad WORKSHOPS, &c. 0111111it-TYTHEB, /lours of Tea and Four. • • • JOHN ALL, Seeretary, 3011-IfTREET,'COIregT-G ARDEN. ' ' . k : i . . Illea% W.I. many Two l h aelnid Acf"10 1111 11/ 0 3 11 an . . . is St. Katharine Dock Mee, March 31, ISM TO lilt SOLD BY • AUCTION, -• 1 " • ' ' • ' ' .. " 1 Arable Land. -• r 1 syrti pint i • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; •-' l 't ' - I By . Mr , ROBI/CS, VAMILIES about to FURNISH, aill find. on in- t ll . j • (Of Warwick Home, Regent - street )' ' ' • By Mr. ROBINS, St: *pectins the Ware-rmwts of HENRY L COOPER, 53, - At Gorraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, CernkM, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) BIBHOPSG ATE-STREET WITHIN, the foilowlite Amick*, On Timesaver. the 19th of April, laalt, at Twelvesialetr i 1,. • Aeregepessw e c o er ce Howe, •Ch s e ge . a u r i, °mew. 'kiwi decidedly reasonable, for Farnham of aaperior Style arta I • A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE*. - , ;•)•Ipallimasame the 10th May, 1897, at Twelve eOlnak, • . W ar " LSTF.RY-A rich assortment of FurnitureAlksyChisitzes e under his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD; ' : * . :Vidaltila LE FREEHOLD ESTATEifiliVit ./k^; Crape Damasks, Merman. Fritrget, ate. CONFUSING Vile mike from Stoertuarketom !the Raillialinfilot ABINET WORK-Of the first gustily and Material,; Aso A spaeloas and : Ineritno-lious DW ELLING• HOUSE, wain. "I! 11111. ", , , . tied* comp:him .. S: • • • ~ t - mild Furniture fitr Foreign Climates. IsleallY Ilaaaells .lll . 4 " &wk ., _High,. Two km' 051 a Roar * • 4 . ktert of NETH ' ERALLin 02 tart: i :l j SHIPPING-Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatfivilhd M - . a,a 0„r. neatly Paned up. , . . - . . - the te, Rayaltiee; (gait Resit, " &ft ' ea. f•• . - Pesesagers' rerldisites provided. ~ 3. • j Situate forlhe. purpose of trade, Cli"kfi ro. WS, BOW..STREET, • it iblikriot atiessxmov* VAttNiAibtrlik; ciui4 CHAIRS- Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Ramat' ' Wed •- '" ' 1 ( A . WaTIAM illAtel4 • %Dote's, &c. •ir i . - VB. *tile Theatre Royal, 'Covent Garden; min di ti os m a ii k; a us o kii i i i; m a o hm. Airkshms, lam- CA RPETS-Braewl% of the last quality, 4s. ed, per rile ylio- . 6 _ lla „ Ada i r: hi , • rirgeses ag ravetv .o Traile ge ZP aid de sn a ex uer; troded k o r aboo k cue ....fr,lll.b i; ids!. „it ,. , I . ~. r , lii ~,."-' '!.... cosaltoieestatierior Kidieradlaslin,9lo.l. mad ot brerimpaillilos9...._ , . . 1 4 lhandred an 4 , Peeks^ -eery osswidoriMe lien &a" ~ ~' reAstilliailipir .' - - ." 4.41 `". ' ensallew, Car Chitioldwo ... 1 " r . - Forty-two Feet ide, with a bowed Frosted Shop, !ergs wad ,•.. ~ • CARVING awl tit CIYINIB:i.4e= ''' ipeekoeiallat - ' _ commodities Wire Roam and Wort Shops ' ' Ili itteitortnia did • TFIES,' ' •• - timid 'rabies, Disuse% Saki i , •. • • 7 -". _,•':_. ~ ..1 44. 4 '1 • . 1 On the Gs-resod Stdry, Sawspit and other convenienstes, open Encoding over the whole sat the-Paiishii. leiter Two Farms of PA PER•II Atli; ING sell Pk INTIBO6-1 li dill . 11.11M111011 . Yard, and sack Building:. vritlrvxtensive Workshop% aid Drying Old Newton land . Du/worth, eantiining about ' • is thilliellieit 1 Lt. , )s* • -ev . - .P..r , . Lofts over, and a tonuusnicasion to the Court. • ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED ACRES, I i FUNERALS:L*O,OSW - • * fel lillillWegaffiPla- t In the occupation of Mr. Rosana., Upholsterer. Dr which about Eleven Hundred Acres are Arable. • ticalar regard pait ' .• , - 4 0 1'.."' - ~, The excellent and well Manufactured and Unmanufactured Stock The whole la the occupation of Mr. Robert St all a respect- HOUSE AGENCY-Hoeserialed iitiitle regiateMlESle Lenin N, ma y he ha d by Valuation. able Tenant. or Disposal, without edger. - 1 13„ To be viewed by applying on the preeeises, Wh e r e particulars The situation of this Estate is extremely illlgible, capable of great SALES, APPRAISE AIENTS,• AND COL,LBerION.VI • i ng may be had; at the Goulds's Head; at Garment-es; and of improventest, and in • tine Sporting Country. The buildings are • - RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. • 4 ; Mr. Robins, 176 1 Regeot.street. • in excellent order, the Roads good, Neighbourhood highly re- H. L. COOPER , 93, Btsuorscavasavaztv Wetting, has the haMiar epeclable, Qnly three miles front Stowatarket (uue of tub best of being Employed and Patronised by 40nu, a the SUSSEX PLACE, REGENTS PARK. . Markets in the County), thirteen front Bury St. itiniund's, and Ant Families Is, the 'Cinemas., `.-) • DESIRABLE AND VERY DELIGHTFUL FAMILY fourteen from Ipswich . gb , - . _ '- RESIDENCE, ELEGANTLY FITTED UP; To be viewed by applying to Mr. Steggall, eat the Premises, of ' ittfrEitiAL PARLIAMEN t'. • 5- STABLE FOR FOUR HORSES, whom Pertieulars may be had; of Blew* Marlietts !Solicitors; Lorir. • m HARNESS EDOM, AND STANDING FOR THREE m i d a t the Kings Head, Stowmatket ; Bell i Burewieb ,t: Litn. Swan, und's ; HOUSE OF . CA RRI AG Mr. Caavroats, from the Treasury, PdAttc presented 30- an Account of tits , Scale Inn; Cro Haleswortb ; Golden Lion, orES Markle's° ; C r; at Garraware; and'of Mr. Robins, Imports and Exporthnf Foreign Wool, pursuant to the Orders of • . LOFT, AND MAN'S ROOMS OVER. . - Nee 170, ' " the Howse..-Laidi ass the table. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, S : Mr. Fatness= Wusou and others, fresrtbe Commoos, brit.' By Mr ROBINS, - • DEVONSIHIRE, • • up several-Private Bi ll s, which were read a first 1.1 Lad CODATOWN presented Petitioas Irons 4ne (Of Warwick "Lam, Resent-aneet) Between TAVISTOCK, PLYMOUTH, gad DEVONPOILT. the Ondtty of Wexford against the Catholic CialmE" • • E ▪ At Garrawty s Colfee-House, 'Change-alley, Coraldll, ' VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, The Bishop of EXETER presented a Annie allele MA a • , On THUSSDAY, the 19th April, 1827, at Twelve o'clock, With 141141 1 : -- :, cam, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plaptatioas, park hit, the c oonty a Devon. a %.1. ,,c i11t • TILE PILOPALIT 011• GISTLEXAN GODOGI 43ILOAD. capital rich Grazing Ground, _and —I-anda-4 . . . „ ' • The Earl of M A LMF-SBURY moved for an Acconakhf the ' MI . A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held PAULI' raarnaren, • declared value of Butter, Cheese, Hides and . Ta ll ow, tarried , And containing nearly ••- i • ' l ' ll from Foreign Countries:from 1815 to 158 , 11.-.Ordeted. 1.4 4.-S. for . a long term of years, at a - te Grauad R ent ; FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, • Tall' as I. Th e Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND' presented Petitions a ' comprising a capital and al li; FAMILY RESIDE .s .. ..---- W vitoants Common Elbows" '1•0141' tin ; frame's* Apiculturiers of the. Canty. ani of selrerai Parishes in . . i rat"' T ' the County of Nortisuatbertmd, againototre 'iteration in the i ° Planned with suites of spacious lofty apartentilit e elleplied ead fit for TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -.-; Laws; and one from North Shields, praying lot the reell lol 4 al . the - the immediate receptlippot . By MCA - ROBINS, _ A name or Dwroiction; ' l ' l ' ! ' ! • c. ' . Navigation Lates.-Laid on the table. i (Of Warwick- 44011 W. Rogeounlrent) • i=l Bari STA NHOPETreeented gentian , *ain't any alernidow in l of - • i Situate et, he tarn Laws, from the Landow•ra of wateralealidasezalltba. Na.N 1, SUSSEX-PLACE, REGENTS P A RK ; - , ...• At Garraway's Colfee-hoew, 'Cloottoolke, Corea, -- '?* Centaining Four principal Ait-413:d • Members, fisted Ihp. In :a .. .00 Tavaaaar, the Itish if May, 1827, at Twelve o' Clock, deeds IS the my of /Lao. • I eSIeS . TX 11,1144 • J . I a; handsome manner; Dressiog I. Secondary Bed raoloalsno l i filiE . POUND ESTATE, the PROPERTY and • - &c. Servants' Apartments, with senvenient Closets, Water Clesetes 11. .. , , RESIDENCE of 'The Bari of HARDWICK Epresented a Petition from the Bilk ford Level Corporation, praying that a Committee be appointed to 11 " Etc. On the principal Flooe a 'Otte of spacious and elegant . . ,''''' . ' - Admiral Sir H. SAWYER, K.C.B. inquire boo the Bee s on, required fa the passing of Private BUR, with Apartment., admirably adapted Ste asseMblage of Parties, fitted • ' SIT9AII a view to their redaction. He stated, that fourteen sets .1. Fees . by alt in a mast tasteful "amp" at I mgrreediliderable exPone. am - IlieC Paeldi of Bucklaed, Mnaschorem; the Land Tax prin. had been claimed on a m a i m , all for the South L eve l ; aid that 1 ; sisting of two noble. Drawiug ROOM ' with bowed ends, and as sa d cons id e rabl e p a s t Thhe-five. some improvements i n the ° torch-yar d at E xeter, having made it • e ; Anti-room between. Communicating by Folding Doors, *Window ~. t l alte Londe lie compact rowed the Mangan. desirable to poll down three house, it bed been necessary to comidt .' IL to the floor, embracing the &nest view of the Park, the Lake, and A Icy d e sirable, elegant. and substantial RESIDENCE, T iall ' three derebdateont.isd the Parliarnimitary Fees had bade 'a• also the distant and interestin g - m emo s iy Hampstead and the adia- tie d for the 'accommodation of a Family of the fi r s ; relctab 14. isis ,,i„, 4hy, too v o w o f thipor 4/ 40 be pulled dowes.-.. 111 .. 1 Z la' neat liilb ; attached to these &parolees's, 0 Scolds& and other Ae- se ate d. on a .tawh, mid embraelog deifghtfut 'aid. • rlatiy ',Aided p awn , I mo*/ boo , b u m shio t w o. • , , all calmai'd'ilic`n• Oa a* ground &kw, an Botmee'lleik-bI leak* Viaers et theesereendlog Casatry - nuraseeene and convenient at. The Neste Emit moved for a Select Committee, will& was • - of Stone Steps, inclosed bPailladaess lad double Folding Gates; ticked sod detached odam; StaMes,'Coacia.houses,lloontrover,itc. agreed to, and immediately appointed. a Carriage-drive, with' blower Border; a beautiful Inner Hall; the whole plentifully supplied with excellent Water; capital Kitchen The Earl of ABERDEEN-presented Petitions from the Pus- • . I lighted by a Dome, and capital principal Stone Staircase ; a well ar- Garden, planted with fine choice Fruit Trees, Spacious Grapery, bytery of Errol, and the Landovrnets of several Parisbes in th e ▪ ranged Library and Dining Parlour, with recess for Sidelsoards,Bath , Green House, /cc. Beautiful Plantation, Shrubberies, and Pleasure County of Aberdeen, against any alteration iu the Corn Laws.-.- L Room and Water Closets. - Grunt's; exteosive dry, travelled, and ether Walks • Inclosures Laid on the table. . l ' In the Basement are a set, of well arranged Oakes for Domestics, of rich Meadow and Grazing Lands, which, with part Of the Lawn, . • .111 suited to the Establishment, with Secondary Light Staircase to L e irrigated front a Spring rising close to the House ; the Waters of GAN! LAWS. ids Lord WHARNCLIFFE moved the ceder of the day far the ~. the upper door ; Wine and eer Cellars, and an area with Vaults a peculiarly soft and fertilizing nature, and for use, possessing all Committee on the Game Laws'.Amendment Bill. On a fanner "*. for Coals and Semite ' entrance. In the Mews contiguous, a t h e propert i es o f day ho had stated that it was his intention of going into a Conunit- • cc I roomy four-stall Stable with Harness Roinna and large . Closet; a THE BRISTOL WATERS; tee to-day only proforma. Hi proposed that the Bill should be re. and Coach House, with standing for three carriages, Mao a Sitting A Farm Hoeseowith convenient Agriculteral &Mier, containing, printed, in order te thew the alterations which he ha d made in It, age Room, two Sleeing ROOM), Hay Loft and Granary. together about and should be recommitted on a future day. - Considerable aloria. - P . To be viewed by Tittetaonly. Particulars may be had of Messrs. TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES; done had been made with the assistance of a most valuable pergola Dr. Freshlleld and Son, Solicitors, Beesk-buildings; theprincipal Hotels* Laid out it a okasinz Park-like stele. studded with fine Forest ~._ .. .-• , .I._ ._.,:.___,_ ___,_._. .._ e_—___ _. e_- . 11 HANTS, NEAR PETXIISFIELD, On the road to ALTON nod ALRESFORD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, ASHFORD LODGE, A delightful Cottage Residence, with Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Trout Stream,WoOds, Farms, Lands, Cottages, &c. The whole oboist SIX HUNDRED ACRES, WITH VALUAILII COMMON Wows; Moiety of Sleet witethrelling House, rchard, &c. AND The Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES. • TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee Houce, 'Change-alley, Conga% On Tunas:ma, the 17th of May, 1827, at Twelve o'Cloelt, IN TWO 1.0143, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, Situate at Ashford, near Petersfield, id the Parishes of Steep and Frozheld, in the County of Hants; • A delightful Family Residence, ASHFORD LODGE, with, Offices, Coach Houses , Stables, utbuildings, Ste. Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, and Plantations; A Sae Stream of Water Sowing through the Gnilmds,stored with Trost. EXCELLENT FARMS, With Farm Rouses, and requisite Agricultural Buildings; Capital enclotnees of 'rich Meadmv,'Pasutre and Arable Land ; thriwbely Weed*, ac e. . • Sundry Cottages. Gardena, and Orchards. The whole containing about SIX HUNDRYD ACRES, Principal part IM to mode respectable Tenants. A Moiety of Steep hill, with Dwelling House, Orchard, Pieces of Water, Ike. subject to the Life latenest therein of a Person aged about Sixty.seven Years. Also, the Freehold Rectorial Tytbes of the Psrish of Steep. containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Let to most respectable Tenants, and in hand. This Property is situate in a most beautiful and picturesque part of the Country ; excellent Roads in all directions, good neighbour hood and Markets ; two miles from Petersfield, about eighteen miles from Portsmouth, ten miles from Alton, and ten miles from Al resford. The Property well adapted for Game, of which there is always a moderate quantity, but which might be greatly increased at little care and expense. The Estate as well as its immediate vicinity being particularly well adapted for the Preservation of Game. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Powell, (one of the Tenants) of Dunhill, near Petersfield ; or Mr. Francis Brewer, of Peters field ; Charles Osborn, Esq. Hayling Island, Avant, of whom Pagiculars may be had; or Charles Greetham, Esq. Solicitor; and at the Red Linn Inn, Petersfield ; Anchor, Uphook ; George and White Hart, Winchester; King's Arms, G.lldford and Go dalrning ; Mr. Weller, Chichester ; of Mr. Hoper, Solicitor, 13, Old Burlington-street; at Garaway's ; and of Mr. Robins No. 170, Rest nt-street. • rrENRrS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to 11 be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. Twists' and WILIALIAII 14/0111T, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is Sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass stoppers at 48.6 d. stamp included, wish full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names aft engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over tke cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, LIMY 'S ASOMATIC Snaft of Visaata, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. ENUIgE PATENT MEDICINES,• sold by %A Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of &. Paul's, London • Si, Sackville.street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes street, Rdtnburg b. Appointed Sole Agents for Dr. James's Fever Powder aad Analeptic Pills, ha the place of Messrs. Newberry and Sans. Anderson's Scots Pills American Soothing Syrup .Bleaching Liquid and Marking Ink Braithwaite 's Black Drops Cephalic Snuff Cbekenbans Saks Chines Worm Loxeiges CitratedKall for SalineDraughts Condelra Balsam of Honey Dixon's Antibilious PiUs Dolby's Carminative I De Veino'i Syrup Dutch Drops, as imported Freent4leS Bathing Sp . ' Godbold's Balsam Hoopees Pills Henry's Magnesia - Aromatic Vinegar Hunt's Family Pills Juniper's Essence Peppermint Lemon Acid for Punch, &c. Macassar and Russia Oil Oxley's Essence Ginger Ruspini's Llentrifice, &c. Soicomon's Bal.n of Gilead. Singleton's Eye Ointment Steer's Opodeldoe Stoughton's Bitters &idMx and Lemonade Powders Soda and Ginger Beer Powders Salt of Lemon and Scouring Gowland's Lotion Drops Godfrey's Cordial Sandwell's Issue Platter Huxham's Tincture Bark TurHilton's Balsam And every other Patent Medicine of repute. Merchan:s, Captains, and others. cannot be too careful In the purchase of the above ankles fur Exportation, as spurious imita tions are generally In circulation. Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality. Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climate's. N. B. Tuostrsoria Gamma CIIILTENHAIIt SALTS, MOST& Butler are appainte4 Agent* for. I