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'* This Meeting baying reeelsied lisforination that it her b*t vet Commended by a Report fro selqt COMMjttee of the House of Coinmons;titat the rolitilleties in Great Britain ebouhi be re , *Wed (mitt the thee Getman for onaler4frous this Ist of July iao. and that Mvsures are about to, he itttrodue.3l into Part*. meta to carry' into execution the propilaithik nudely that Cun't-s solute. . • .: : ::-... ....arz!--.) r.-:- '. •• Resolved unanimous! , ' ' This day was paytabed, in 3 vok.tinsso. fake 14s. boards, the MAN O.F SUR o ROW• a Nov. Written by ALFRIII ALLEND A LE, Rs+ Painted flinasnitellipper, LeadenhaLl-street. 7 r THE MEDICAL OBSERAPIIIL unit This day wis 1 ' tir&anii. of this poinilar Journal I - Mistating_ Spalleations of, old Ratuarks on, several QesekModietaes ; .00104 oteni •arioaisms, viz. Obsegatlilias on Mr. Hyde's Eio , Nice (Oh Lucas Pepys, & -. Mr. SlAdrakx's CoolpliCut Vaasa Dts. Ekdley and Ayrt • di ;d Mr. taailale; Arettaua's Litter d the Medical D.... - unent of 4se Army, add Remarks Mi Sikh Military litarert ; Cases for tad aphait the Cow , 611 illapraphical Sketch of U. Cows; Analysis of De. Lartibelt Ts=st Distilled Waters, Ac. Ste. . : Printed for S. frabley. No. is. Fled-screet ; sad sold b Longman, Hurst, Reel, and Orme, Paternoster-row: • and and Wilson, Shhatseibstsisst. Coosnasnitailonse Oki) W addressedtie-iars a/ S. NW** street. 111.014 i Ptens i and speedily wUtbe published, elegantly printed by lowiste, liftwo vols. foolscap Svc). price t qty. boards, poEms; by Miss TREFUSIS, of Trefusis, in Cornwall. Printed fur Samuel Tipper, Leatlenhall-street. • Thee day was /abashed. 14 svo, price 54. 64. dierbird Edit ion, • 4. `N HIST ORICAL APOLOGY for tilt 'L' a: IRISH CATHOLICS.. By WM. PARNELL, Esq. . Iv , A HIATORT of tilt PI 1-kvi l aping the CATIttiLICS , (roes the Treaty of Limerick to the Uttion. By Henry Partsell, Esq. Ltiodo• : Paired far Ma Mediu*, No. SS, St. James's-street. .sly ; lss. TbstA is Me opinion of this Meeting that any attempt to prevent the use of Gram in the Distillories,.except during the ac tual existetiestof a scarcity, is highly injurioui trial; gentml Agd. cultural hardest of Great Blfir.111,• and pirtictitortY so to thO growers of liarley in this and the quiglibouring districts. 2d. That this Meeting moit ihearfully.concurs in the propeliq of affording rslief when it may betiecessary to - tbelr fellow. Me& jects in the Colonies; but they feel it their duty to protest apiast such relief brink granted at the experice of thelanded Interest solely, and still more strongly object to its being grad tt Chit expence of so mull a proportion of such late Test; allaM of Bark* 55e, considering also that the consufftjukso &ready diminished by the high datizs on Malt. g. . i}~ - 'l.lr_!i _. . ...• This day was published, in Hew. 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That these Resolutions be transmitted to the Members for the County, and that they be request:4 to give the earliest in formation to the Chairman of any such Bill being presented to the House of Commons. This 4.lsy was roblited, PART XIX. of , t • THE NEW CYC,.LOPERIA •Oft lig WE UAL DICTIONARt of ARTS, SCiENCES, By ABRAHAM REES, D. D. P.: R.& Editor of the Edition g Mr. Chansburs's Distlouatf ; 440, Assistance of Eminent Professional Gentlemen. Printed for Longihan, Hurst, Rees, ansl,Oniiii row ; and the rest of the Proprietors. • • SUSSEX. ' _ _ Wt-THE BOARD OF AORICULTURZ. This day was publiheity illustrated b7Twaity 2ttgravings, my*. Ait u lb sehtlny Impkentungs In Husbandry, . aod Live Pack with a SketCh or the sou, p*e . Fotrylij A GENkt* V:ioi,, khe - 4d t.t -! ' ottlie s COU ,st of SUgS ,,Vaire - nl. 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UY ORDE R of the COMMISSIONERS of EX ME, Notice ia, hereby given, that on the Stb day of May hive ollistek lithe Afternoon; in pursuance of bit*. *hi gra the Wit Hai; the torts COMMissionersef his Ma fires Treasury, •Tll;e 4 e Hundred Puncheons cf FOREIGN •CMPA, which have been condemned. and by re-distillation made op to the usual import strength, will be . put uR to Sale at tbeChiefOffice of Facist in Broad -street,. in Lots of One Pen chant-ail, and it 3s. ed. per Gallon, exclusive of the Duties of tube and Cnstionis. This day were publish, d, in Medium Quarto, prise 103. tid. arid Imperial Quarto, price Abs. each. (►'u be continued Quarterly), Part I. to XII. of THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of GibEAT BRITAIN, displaying! a Series of Select En gravings, representigg the must beautiful, curious, u:d interesting Ancient Edifices of this Country : with as historical and descrip tive account of each subject. 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Son, or other issue of JOHN STARES , who waswaspy trade a Wheelwright, and who is supposed to have died al: or s. wen ytars ago in or near London, be living, and will apply to Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Solicitors in Howard street, Strand, or to Mr. Bishop, Solicitor in Basingstoke, he or they May bow of something of considerable advantage. And any in fornimitin respecting the place of burial of the deceaSed or of his 'family will be prop. Hy ranum•rated. nuarsroiti OFPJCE, .vrit.L2, nos, THE CO] filf/SSKWARS fir CONDUATING MIS M.LIESTrs TRA.iI34OIT SERYIGC, ler &Esti Carr of SICK ad WOUNDED:SAAM4N, the Care lad feituh ci PROONARS ff WAR, Ake r:S Yetiee, That they will be rep ff at this Mee; on Tuesday the 17th of May neat, to receive sesdad 'Tenders, and treat With such Per. was as may be wiling to Contract for Victualling Prisoner/ W 47 in Heahh, at the following Places, viz. Dartmoor, in Devonshi%; Stapleton, near Bristol; and at Ohitham. P.rd also fur Victualling Sick Prisonervi of War at Dartmcor, Far Six Months certain ; from the tit tbly of July sexe s altd foe dm until Three Months Notice ehill4ie given on either side. Norval, Talkie rekeiTed after oaa o'clock on the day of treaty, ma my wired, unless Ike party, or aa drat fur Aim, joermaady attast Pc:Arno:kr mast he accompatrim Iby a Letter from tera Taffeta* Per m remarbw to become &Ma with Air Perim Pentlering, is the Smai of (2,000 p the ebselsafarmacies of each Coatrad. Farther partkulars may At applyia: at this Office, or to the Arai: fee Prisoners of lVar, at Plymouth, Stapleton, mul Chahar THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY.. which begins Drawing JUNE 28, is the only Lottery that ever mined sIX PRIZES a P 2 0 ,00 0. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of 40,000 . are 10,000 • X 120,000 :10,0e0 10,00 6,000 5,000 3,500 :4000 1,.5110 ,OLIO 60,000 2 -. 3 - 44" i;voo ---- 500 100 50 -- 22 15 ---- !'.O .--. I v ow voo '25,000 Tickets. £230,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. Ticket% and Shares are seiliog at aA tln• Licensed Offices in Londe:, and by their Agents in the Country. Ticket Yiaif Quarter £2O 191. - AS IS 8 0 PRESENT PRICE. Al° 15 0 I Filth s 9 0 sixteen* N 0.4 CORNI:11.1., and 9, CHARING - CROSS. TBISII returns I -- most grateful Thanks to the • Nobility, Owing, and Public in general, fur their un bounded Limns in the Lotteries just f nis'ied, and .atquaints *Went Tickets and Shams for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn the 28th of June, are how selling as above ; where, is the Lotteries Just finish:4i, he told and shared No. 17,8 l I, a Wire of X 25,000. No. 18,4:"..; - £lO,OOO No. 4,182 34,048 6,000 988 18,448 . 5,000 17,956 Sal 24 ,°39 - s,uoo 114,667 • - - 16 ,772 - - 4000 4,614 -4" s ilt. First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery,.einidk to tt, Gnnd Howl, valued at ..ft 1 5,00 0 3 niahw. OUtd sixteen Sixteenths ; also two other of the isuuwwwws &sues, value (' 9llOO. 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The present Number, price is. 6d. being the 30th of this most Interesting Work, was published this day, and contains a sped ' emu of humourous Composition, being a correct Outline from the celebrated Picture by Mr. SMiRKE, of Tux CoNguesT, re , ?resenting a Most exquisite scene from Foo re's Comedy of fasre. The other Embelildunents is this Number, being the Seth, published this day ; ,are, a beautifully engraven Por:calt • of; the Marchioness of cootesnctsa, five whoie-length Female-Ft gu "cs Of the present Fashions in promenade and full drestes of this month, eo!oured and plain. The Malik is original Waters and It Jilt., composed on this occasion br Idr—LAtel. A ; and new' Patterns for Needle Work, he literary Department Consists of the usual varilyg,Ari ginal, interesting, sod elegant lAteratUre. Nos. tie,. 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Trotter on nervous Temperament. 2. Laivrence on Hernia. tb Hamilton on Digitalis. 4. Hunter on Diseases of Indian Seamex. 5. Kinglake on Gout. 6. Young on Adhesion. 7. Freer ou Aneurism. 8. Samders on Pulmonary Consumption. 9. Adams on Morbid Poisons. 10. A complete List of the Medical andCliirurgical Publications of the precetlimj Quarter. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Pees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and Cadell and. Davies,Strand. The obilet of this publication is to analyze and criticise works . .orptimary insportance in Medicine, Surgery, and the collateral sciences. An ample discussion of controversial subjects, and the frectuent introduction of original matter, will form its peculiar charaetee. The necessity of such a work is obvious; its utility will be proportioned to , the ability of its execution—its merits 'bust b e ' determined by time. Each Number Will contain a correct list of the Medical Publica tions of the preceding quarter. N. B. 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AD the usvals in fotaigo Lae le u e se will b e trans l ate d or abridged with great ability and etantneris.rans t 0 =Saimaa a work of authentic. reference. t. BONAPARTE AND THE FATE OF EUROPE. This day was , published, handsomely printed on a Iliar• yellow wove paper, damp octavo, and embellished with an elegant Portrait of the Emperor NApoleon, No. I. price Is:of I'HE UWE OF BONAPARTE, and the HIS- I. TORY of his EMPIRE; impartially exhibielogltis•PoEcy in the Cabinet as a Statesman, his Views of Grandeur as a So vereign, and his Achievements in the Field as a Warribt ; 'with the Details of his Battles, Victories, arid Conquests; and ail the occurrences of his surprising fortune, from his Birth to the pro sent time • including Historical bketehes of the important Events and Ane cdotes of the celebrated Persons connected , with the French Revolution, and Memoirs of the present State of Europe, and of the French Dominions in particular. By WILLEM LObEW . YK VAN ESS. In the !ohm of the Work will be given upwards of !mutt two original Portraits of French Public Characters, Generals, and the Bonaparte Family. London : Published by Jones and Rumford, No. 5,. . Newgat.- street. 6 . 0 The above popular Work, which has already run through four large Editions in I 4ino. may be had, printed oar an inferior paper, in seventy-two Numbers, at 6d. per Number, Malting sle Volumes, price IL 19$.' N. R. This is the only impartial History a the Life of Bonet parte, of the French Revolution, and , of.the Llst and presimiWar. LADIES. —That superfluous Hairs art one of tile greatest drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Fr male Face, Arms, &c. is allowed by every Man, from the Prince to the Peasant. To remove them various preparations have, from time to time, started up ; but most of them (aithoug:: pompously advertised) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or filling to the ground. 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