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' " Italian,".fitc. to which will be prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, &a , p..:.a..... and Extracts from her Diary. Published from the Originals, in 1 1 „ iiL .,...,7= . :4 and Craig lg ; Tigi ll: f"Ml b s. y uin t: l e the possession of William Radcliffe, Esq. Four Vols. post sem • i S. The LIFE and TIMES of FREDERICK REYNOLDS (the Dramatist), written by Himself. Two Vol.. S yo. with Portrait. stiftie _ g . Laid on the tk 1 • 5. A THIRD SERIES of SAYINGS and DOINGS. Three Viscount bIELVILL• r Vol.. post Itvo. 4. The LIVES of the Hon. Sir DUDLEY NORTH, Coto- exp: l o rre la v n ada d ne b x ein ti t an i gu s a it o i A ed i t tt h tros : at, motion the Bill was read a 'sinner of the Customs, and afterwards of the Treasury, to King its 11. and of the lion. and Rev. Dr. JOHN NORTH, of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Clerk of the Closet to with the ' Intention that it shoo Ides 11. By the Hon. Roger North; with Notes and holidays.—Adjourned on Wed q. Two Vols. 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AGENERAL and HERALDIC DICTIONARY of the PEERAGE and BARONETAGE of the United 'Kingdom, rot 1826; exhibiting, under strict alphebetital arrange -arta, the present state of those exalted Ranks, and deducing the 1 enrage of each House from the Founder of its Honour.: with an Appendix comprising the Prelates, the Surnames of Peers, Titles by Courtesy at their eldest Sons, Names of Heirs Presumptive, &c. By JOHN BURKE, Esq. In preparing this Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage, the Compiler has had two objects principally in view—perspicuity of arrangement and accuracy of detail. To accomplish the first, he has adopted the Alphabetical form, as the simplest, and that by which the object sought after could, with the greatest dispatch, be attained ; and to succeed in the second. he has left no authority un consulted, which could in the slightest degree contribute to the authenticity of his details. Pantos' for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. 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Os his Lordship's motion, the Bill was read a first time and ordered to be printed, with t he intention that it should lie for consideration till after the holidays.—Adjourned till Wednesday, the sth of April. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir R. FERGUSON presented a Petition from the Ship owners and Masters of vessels trading from Denise to Load**, in favour of the Lowestoft limbo*. BilL.—Laid on eke table. _ _ _ Noble Brilliant PLATE CHIMNEY and PIER GLASSES, MIRRORS, Mahogany- winged BOOKCASE. - Eight-light LUSTRES, PIANO-FORTE, a PARISIAN CLOCK, Handsomely PLATED ARTICLES, ate. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HENRY L COOPER, (LATE amnia coons * son), • At the Rooms, No. 13S, Oaford-street, 1. eIik.STON DE BLONDEVILLE ; a Remake, with some Poetical Pieces.--ay ANNE RADCLIFFF, Author of" The Romance of the Forest;" " Mysterin of Udoipho; " " Italian," kite. to which will be prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, and Extracts from her Diary. 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LETTER from THOMAS ItIRDWIN, Esq. to JOHN CAM HOB HOUSE, .E4q. in Answer is his Attack, in 'the Westminler Review, on the Work entitled Convenations of Lord Byron. Bvo. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. Boston, January 20, 1825. GENTLEMEN —I am happy to inform you, that the Bale of your Medicine is increasing, and also that I have received, from the most respectable quarters, unsolicited testimo nials of their beneficial effects. The following remarkable east I have peimission to hand you for publication. lam not at liberty to publish the name of the party, but have leave granted to refer to hint any person who may make personal application tons*. I give the particulars in the words of the youth s father, extracted from a letter now before me- 4 About tete years age, my son, who resides in the vicinity of Boston, had a violent lcorbutic humour break out in his legs and thighs; sea-bathing, warm baths, and other remedies were used, but without success he grew worse. The most eminent of the Faculty were consulted without any ' benefit. His.legs anl thighs then became'of a dark liver colour, and were covered all titer with large sores, which itched so vio- lently, that he could not be prevented from scratching them, until those parts became almost one continued sore, accompanied with the most acute pain. Added to this affliction, his knees and ancles became so much enlarged and stiff, that when he sat in a chair, be could not put his legs out, and was scarcely able to walk : he was frequently obliged to be carried up stairs to bed. Thii brought on night sweats, which were so violent, that they ran through the feather.bed upon the mattress, and his sheets, blankets, and bed-. quilt were nearly sa wet, from the great perspiratiqn, as if they had been dipped in water, and were obliged to be dried every morning for :eve: al weeks together. We now began to despair of a cure, fearing be would become a cripple; at length Me mnieed in the Pipers one of the cases at York, cured by Mr. LIGN U 81'S VA LLJA BLit DROPS, which induced us to give them a trial.— We pr.seured a sta. std. bottle, and before Le evoil salon alto uatuaLt of it, he began to regain his strength, and the night sweats gradually decree c i ; we therefore, persevered, according to the directions, and continued using the Drops until be bast take* about time quan tity of three 111. bottles, which, I am happy to say, performed a gradual and perfect cure ; and although it is now eighteen months since, there has been no appearance of a relapse; on the contrary, he has grown and increased in strength in a wonderful manner since his recovery." 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And the ROYAL FAMILY; their Imperial Majesties the EMPEROR and EMPRESS of RUSSIA; the EMPERORS of PERSIA and CHINA; their Serene Highnesses the DUKE and PRINCE of BRUNSWICK, snd most of the Nobility and Gentry, 110WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, the Original and Wl+ Ccusaitse, • VVIIRT R Lif 2ti r r eVlllMNEglatillal for many years been universally ad ; also pi* eminent for nourishing the Hair, preventing It tom big Wiled by illness, change of climate, study, travelling, sossechelesete Ike. !emcees scurf, harshness, and dryness; readers it soft asmi siesiy ; prevents its Lining offer turning grey • creates I thick gnu* ea the baldest places ; producing BEAUTIFUL CURLS, most incomparable, transcendent and beautiful lustre, ' the Head-dress truly enchantit4. Ask for " ROWLAI7FT'II MACASSAR OIL, at Ss. 6d.-74.-10s. Gei. and 211. per liettle' ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, per Preserving and Beautifying the Complexion; removes freckles, pimples, and all cutaneous eruptions; imparts a lozusiant and matchless beauty to the complexion, affords soothing relief to La-, dies during their accouchement; and 114 OS harmless a ItatUre 111 Is be administered to Infants With perfect safety. To GENTLEMEN AFTER SHAVING, it allays the irri tating and smarting pain, and renders the skis smooth and plea sam• l'rice Is. 6d. and es. 6d. per bottle, duty included. CAUTION. In consequence of the high popularity rit the ober , articles ',gram impostors have counterfeited each; copying advertime ltlin, labels, bills &c. To PREVENT FRAUD, ask for IoW LAN D'S, and observe the NEW LABELle s n er g: th aved by PIRZINS and ileam), on the Oil; str i ct ly g the Li bel each article has the signature and address in red, A. ROWLAND AND lON, 20, HATTON-GARDEN." to ° l4 1 4 appointment, wholesale, by Mr. H. Hendrie (Perfumer 1$ I ‘ l .ltaty) Titchborn-street; Mr. Smy th , Messrs. Gatti' and Peirce,37, Delcroil 158, D. Riggs., Si, New Bond - street ; bears ' B ayley and Ble;, Cockspur.street ; Messrs. Barry and Buld, Greet-ttreet • Mr. Low, 530, Preut, 2it6, Strand; Mr. 1 , 1 41 t. 1 7 , (hernia, 4, i Chespside ; Messrs. Barclay and Sous, 95, Mr. ltigge, is, Cheapside ; Mr. Setton, Bow am\ ; Mr. Edwards, 67, and Jitiglh Newberry, Sr. Paul's ti These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 21.9 d. 4s. 6d. and lls. each, by John Lignuni and Son, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge street, Manchester- I. ,50, Oxford-street; I. and C. Evans, 42, Lang-lane, West Amith fi eld ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet - market; C. Bu tler, 4, Cbeepside, and 214, Regent-street; ISutton and Co. 10, Bow Chuich.yard ; Evan Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, 4S, St. Paul's Church yard; Henry Machrill, 33, Whitechapel, London; F. Newbery and Suns, 29, Dame-street; Enders, 34, Sackville-street Dublin ; Scott and Orr, 100. South Bridge, Edinburgh ; R. Ne lson, Sur geon, Glasgow ; and all respectable Medicine Venders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Lignues Improved LOTION, for di Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2s. 91. duty included. Mr. Ligaunis SCURVY OINTMENT may now be had of the above Agents, price ls. 9d. each Pot, duty included. INVOLUNTARY MEDIATION; OR, RECIFROCAL ADVANTAGE. A CURIOUS INCIDENT A? CANTON, IN CHINA. WHEN lately at Canton our ships were dela y'd, Confusion the Fact'ry while seen to pervade, A Minot unwittingly clos'd all disputes, By stealing an East-India Captain; bright Bow, For when in the Jes he his shadow beheld, " The Devil !" be cried, and by terror impeird, His body to save from the Evil One's claw, H t save himself op to the fangs of the law. And new equipoising of justice the *ales, Advents(' reciprocal wisely prevails. Tear people," the Mandarin said, " In aggression. And Ms, our Chinese, a base thief by ceedessiest, Year shall folly atom, resitala oar trade as Were shall go on: te thee your lading, depart when yen please, And proly'raus throughout be your hesieward-boend breese !" ei The& Heaven and the thief," said the Captain, " who met The devil et Fancy in WASlUtlell fine JR'S The mirror-like her, competition defying, And sten of rich incident ever supplying!' Vie Boots now attracted the Mandarin's view, • Straptur'd who pad on their he glossy hue., " Me wisely," M said, " from our nation exclude Al arts that to lu'ry may tend to delude. Sot this—your mn Deacon—of intrinsic worth, tea- hence to the Celestial Empire* go torah More widely its matchless renown to mend, And gain is each Mane a patron and friend." Thu happily ended an impending fray; And Canton's sage Mandarins still to this day Are prone, the kit grace of high ornament lacking, - Toast the Europeans for Weans's Jar DLACIMIL • The Celestial Empire! so the Chinese denominate their country: This Easy Shining and Brilliant .ELACKING Prepared by 30, STRAND, London; And sold in every To w n in the Kingdom. LIQUI1) in Bottles, dd. 10d. ltd. and idd. each.• Also PASTE RLACKIIIO, In Pots, ed. 124. and tad. seek. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Betties of Liquid. Kj• Ask for WARRIM's Malting. GARDNER PURAGIL Mr. Texan. this morning resumed his comment upon the evi dence adduced on the other side, and contended at some length that though forty weeks were the general period of gestation, yet numberless instances had occurred, and were daily occurring,' where females had exceeded that time by four weeks. Cases of OM ex fifteen days were common. He therefore trusted that the fillais would well weigh the matter before they decided against le dem. The Illouctlea-Gassaaa., on the other side, contended that forty 'Weeks, or ON days, were the natural and only proper period of gestation recognised by the law. No doubt a departure from this period bad occasionally taken place, but not to such an extent as was contended for. Even our forefathers, when a Lady bad said on the death bed of her husband, that she was traria. la, shut her up in 'a castle for the space of 40 weeks—rather a rude way, in -Ideed, but still recognising that period as the proper time of gest*. Ilan. BM the Countess of Gloucester, not feeling so delicate as lib Learned Friends might suppose ea ma'. reins, had come into die. House of Lords, one year, seven months, and three days after Vicri v iii:b st and's death, and said she was then pregnant of the Earl of er—(Lattgliter). No doubt her Ladyship thought. that as .iblialatuat had beto'prorogued, she, by virtue of bet privilege as 'a Pore" could prorogue her gestation—i Much laughter). Before strangers were admitted, Mr. oimama, Deputy Uskarof the Black Rod, informed their Lordships, that Mr. John Lynn Wharton was in attendance pursuant to their order. The LORD CHANCELLOR then tnowittikat be be called :to the Bar i erbieli was agreed to. Dar. Wharton was accordingly introduced, and read at their Urame sky, an apology which!'" had made to Mr. Poubla..que, Illitattwritten to him the letter complained of. RD CHANCELLOR said, that as Mr. Wharton ap -11 peliMi to have made a very proper apology, their Lordships would t geart Wok it unnecessary to proceed farther. He should, snows that Mr. Wharton be discharged .— Ordered. . on was then discharged without the payment of fees. . rs having been admitted . LORD CH A NCELOR wrished to state to the House that, illailleng to hl* promise, be had looked for the Act of Parliament 111111difols be bad roamed some eveainp since as enacting that pay- Issess, Nom and BIM tif Exchange could be demanded any 41111% if k was eat roaldvall sagressad on the face of them that Shop were pa: Mill ili Losilin. He bad found that a Bill havis i l a itist 48 fttilaillilleen in progress through the House, but .sewor been paned into a law. Under those thrum -1 stances the question remained exactly as it stood before, that was Is say, In that state which a Noble Marquis had considered as a Matter of complaint. The klaripsts of LANSDOWN, in consequence of what h. d Ms frost ins Noble and beamed Earl, gave notice that, after the V NeEdlo es *NM bring in a Bill to make all the Notes payable at ti t' wino' they were issued; and trusted that, in a ma uve So smith importance to the public, be should have the sup port 'Mat Noble and Learned Karl. Mr. BLACIJUSIIII, and others tram the Commons, brought up Miteral Private Mills, which were read a first time. Mr. Roseman, from the OMce of Keeper of Woods and Fn. rests.presented the Anneal Report of the COOMthlieltt II ou the' r otate at the Holyhead Read.--Laid on the table. flab t imenison, from the Once of Chief Secretary for Ireland, promeated an Account of Commitments In Ireland, pursuant t o the Order of the House.—Laid un the table. Mr. LUSH I NGTON preeented a Peados front the Recorder, Mayor, and others of the town of Canterbury, praying for repeal of 'the Duty on Coals.—Ordeyed to be printed. Mr. BRIGHT moved for a Return of all Ships thathad entered the Port of Bristol, whether foreign or English, daring the more 1822 to 1825 inclusive.—Ordered. Mr. HUME moved for an Amens of the disbursement of tie sum of £27,650 ,voted in the Miseelkomos Estimates of Wire to defray the expense of sakries to the different Akers' in the House of Lords and Commas, epeeitylsg the mina of each cell. cer's salary, atc. Alto for an Account etae solowr of disposal of the stem of 6,700 f. voted in the Estimates cline, for the salaries of the Akers and others of the IL:chemise. Plea Also for an Act:oust of the disposal of *want of SAN. es. led voted in 1625, for the Improvement la Stant% kc. of the Qty of Westminster. Also far the Return of the Bekaa - of IA little Rubs quer, for the Sum advanced by the Bask of dose 1315 up to 1111141. Aka, the Ream of the Amnia of Many veil II Imeled he taking est P"—p, with the Net rate of epeellember eteleb Putnam with a *Wee Rama be. blonde ra &mks& Them Rontais c irlds tweak'', rehlilisilmeedof et skameml. by the Beak , ef Reglad to the •Imper Me for thet reams el Ischecter ilk, were ordered to belailesdte table at atom haws perked. The Hme. Manse concluded -by movies as ailetnris of all Writers and Cadets sent out to India by the Rest its Compeay% from 1611 to 151.5, inclosiv ; , • Aim, a Return of Assistant- Bargee*. seat slat /mike Company . during the saute 'period. with the Number of P bad died at the Cape of Good Hope, oa 'brie voyage to dialog the same period.—Ordered, _ . The Hoc-Minus gave nodm that be dwelt , it , hiss future period, to know whether the memo CosamMeiss harden. was to remain as it was DOW or whether the Lord - Lieutenant was ' ,to have the appointment of t ie Olken of that Commission as they were wanted. Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Grocers of the town a tt ovi or cpisinin of timgrest loss they awaked in not being to Laid spirks.—Laid on the table. Sir C. COLR presented a petition from the town of Moth, in GI . in favour of the Debtor and Creditor Arrange , mes a to be plated. i : t a:Zr• 1134 a Pliented a similar Peiltke.-Oedered to be . t a r ir : ' ankoreetated from Ike Bonk* of Ikaberr• Me. Stll ta ttpfl recemes ' 4110441..10ave' to — loleg Itii MI se regulate r the &midi ' - &Am Civil Courts of Ireland. Mr. W. SMITH mowed for a Return of -the Slave Pe OW Jo the Colosiesemendorod. . The Hon. Member aim moved for a Return of the number of Awes la the Mauritius. with the. names of the Slaves sort the Dimes of their Masters, in.—Ordered. The Hoes. Member . presented several Petitions against New Slavery, frost Ware, in Hertfordshire ; from Barton, In the county of Northampton ; from Grivesend, in the county of Keot; from Settle, in the county of York ; and from the county of Dorset. The Petitions were laid on the table and ordered to be printed. sir R. FERGUSON presented a Petition against any alteration in die !saki's System et Scotland—Referred to the Committee DM the liseeek and Irish Banking System. Mr. H. DRUMMOND presented a simikr Petidon from Stir. IVReferred to the Committee. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, hi the absence IlistSecretary Camino, moved that the House in its rising should 1111Wekweday Sub April. A amp from the House of Lords stated that their abbe litaspesd to several Private Ire& without any amend btlet the motion of Mr. Secretary Pursobe House resolved itself lade Committee on the Bill foe the coadderation of the Statilee against larceny in Ireland. The Report was brottght up, and ordered for farther considers dm an Fri* 14th April. OPTIMUM ON TUX HIGH SNAIL Mr. Secretary PEEL said, that in moving the fiat and second reading of this Bill, be was fully aware of the kindness of the House in allowing it to be read in that manner. He had, however, on a forager occasion explained the nature of the Bill, and he was sure dat k would meet with no sOpesilien. At pmeent there was ad kw • Which awarded any renioneroisa. to the preseenter of Olankee en the High Seas. This wain ersenteastades. lad he adallaadd k many inseams indemnification, preareal wen pram Sum prosecuting offenders of this desedptleathe BM then bsionathe House would remedy that defect in thorium system of Maisel justice. After a few observations from Mr. Raman, the 11111 was reea, a Int and second titan Mr. BROODER brought up the Report of the Criminal Ns. tics Bill in Ireland. white was received and ordered for further consideration on Monday, the 17th of April. CHASITAILS INSTITUTIONS IN MILAN& Mr. objected to the report of the Committee on the MiiiaellaneJus lash Estimates being brought up. He stated that the money voted for the support of den Institutions in Ireland had increased pre l siaos the Ualoo. Ha was certain that the money bad Ms rod away io maw extravagance rather than fortharmwo of objects for which the money had been voted. He should iharsdarn annvn....o 'pat min s to the ezuenw distress of Great Maps at peanut, L beam the imperative airy of the House toloalt btu these pesessiann." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in reply that \ the amount of these votes had in bound • stated., _ althou_sh creased since the Union, yet they were still . to vote a sum of money sufficient to keep up those 'stab ilelatest& eeeerdlng to the Articles of Agreement at the time of the Hahn. He was sure that however the House might object to the stun, they amid not object to the peksiple. He agreed that it would be better to check the iDefll6ol - el the sum, but not to pat down the system altogether. After a few remarks from Mr. Huns, the House divided Ayes . • . 60 Noes • -54 Majority Oa our return to elle OaDerr, Mr. HUMS was objecting to the increase of the esti. mate for the Kildare-street Society, on the grounds that the Reports it had presented to the House of the mother of its Schools and of the Children educated by it, were unfaithful and exaggerated. He censured the conduct of that Society, also, in having applied part of its toot's to a id t h e Hibernian Society, which was a Society pri . fe•sedly founded upon the principle of proselytism.— l'his conduct, he said, was calulced to increase the jealousy of the :atholic populati9n, a feeling which