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~ • •jr 01, „nncei:.3l -•- •...-.:. . r-r it :y I S.! ;4rw : git 11 276 RA M 111011 UN RQY. • • • This day were publialsed, in One Vellum, Slip. price to. bomb. rIIKE PRECEPTS OF JESUS THE GUIDt TO • J. PEACE and HAPPINESS, extracted from the Books of the Ntw Testament ascribed to the Four Evangelists. To which are added, the First ;Aid Second Appeals to the Christian •Pablic In Defence of that Work, in Reply to the Ohaervataha of Dr. blarshman ' of Serampote. By RAAIMOHLYN ROY. • • • mad def.**. shed., 'litre " OrirrEDlNßtragit 'REV' RIR and cftrimemo . JIL • • JOURNAL, No. LIEW(V. Couvritrs.—l. Reflections on the State of Irelitud s kr dal Nielkt: teenth Century, titc.-..2. Itloore's Loves of the Angels; Lord Byron's Heaven and Earth.-3. Grattan 's Speeches.-4. Botany. Bay. -5. Cobbett's.Coitage Economy. -6. An inquiry into the _Principles of Beauty in Grecian Architecture, &e. by the'Earkof ! Aberdeco.-7. Church ;Eatablisbasents:--8. Negro Slavery 9. Virginius, a Tray,etly, by James Sheridan Knowles; The Bride's Tragedy, by Thomas Lovell Beddoes.-10. East and :West India Sugar.—.ll. Nomination of Scottish • Jairies.-.- 14. Duty'on Slates add Stotle.easulcd Coastwise.--13. Spada.-- .Nore - od D-. • , • Printed for A. Constahl t i mad Co. Edinburgh; and Lopstflps Thirst, Rees, 0rnt....., and BroArn, London. l as r 1111f3 11,c4 ..I .4 Thjalite(MQffitliantpa• 1-R.14 .. 5 :rr • zi y,:rOlryi:', I . • ~a.... 4.40.: ; .! ••• • ••P ' • ..4111.4 . AO 'WWI dee *Dewing belk-tallin. "lb WOW 4 ui',i -;.> i ',, n,t , 'froirP4 i!,flviffli itaPerti.! . „ .. .. 4 I,P • ' ; ol t.-.-ITOMILIHISITOROF•TXR-STIMIL- Eaw—Your lusewa easedr *ll, 1 iKos, badger gates corr ect the aceougt teen la you f p er of gatartlatt last (and.oppifil 4nto most of the 4per's nh the foltinving dap}, Of the' 4ery unfortu , mate aceidiett *Nicht/fel We. PRA Rohn lc tiretpretecl img Wed. twadey. As your. eraeunt•ammads, hells 4:mandated by ite mils. itatementsand estagocatioaa(oo doabt uutaisationston your part) ma increase a pouterful .pritjudjek,tdruacip ;s turfy e.xsitcli. against the Paddington ceatlrden: The thilyiniferill e stair indeed !the rnost unfortunate rftftli; its your thit#4fitirit ria;•thgt ille' Say did meet with a most dreadfal ., froaeurelee.thr levy. every eine of bussviaty . must . crisps/slums", I . spr Finger 11ue.,, t coach: men :—there was n o racing, no h enurt i ng in, no drivipg oweritla . !fury, no Mural indifference, no driting ov e r die leg; no *mini= i cation, no rufilkialyerwututkoe negitgerfew.—to a erat d, the coachts Calcutta, Printed: London, RepriVed, and sold by ft Mon ter, St. Paul's Church-yard ;D. Eatog,lB7, 1110 Holbera j ind ! C. Fos and CO. 33, Threadneedle-street. • • This day was published, . Dedicated, with permission, to the Right Hon. Barorr Wthiy, THE WORKS of the Rev. W. PALEY, D.D.late Archdeacon of Carlisle; a new Edition; to which is pre fixed, an original Memoir of the Author by the Rev. ROBERT LYN H A fit, Assi4tatit Chaplain to the Magdalen Hospi tal. In 5 vols. Roo. with a fine Portrait, price Tbis is the most complete and elegant Edition of Dr. Paley's Works extant. London: Printed for W. Baynes and Sari, Paternoster-row ; H. S. Baynes and Co. Edinburgh ; Keene and It. M. Time, Dublin; and to be had orull Booksellers. This day were published, tWith a Portrait, exquisitely engraved by T. Woo Watts, from an original Drawing by Wagemar, price Bs. boards, Ova. 9"IJE SPEECHES of CHARLES PHILLIPS, _a_ Vac. delivered at the Bar, and on various public occasions in Ireland and Engianil. The Second Vidor:, with Additions. EinT,ED BY HIMSELF. London: Printed for W. Slrnphis: and R. Mirshisll,Stadossine Hall-court ; and wad by Williamson, Cheltenham; and Milliken, Grafton-street, IRAS, Cocoa, Indian Arrow Root, Broma, ohm Paste, Prepared Chaconne, Es►ence of Coffee, spices, Robinson's Prepared Barley and Groin, with Foreign Fruits and Sweetmeats, Mrs TEA and GROCERY MAREHO.USE, ;24, OXF3IRD-STR ELT. ',B. A Parcel of Prunellas, just imported. Just pi:bibbed, hi Two Vols. 12mo. Embellished with an elegant appropriate Frontispiece, price 7s. THE WOIIK-TABLE; or, Evening Conversa tions: designed for the improvement and instruction of Young Persons. By Miss E. A. SOUTTER. "ildskdal7ljs Bvo. 14s. boards, A PRACTICAL ESSAY on DISEASES an 4; INJURIES of the BLADDER (in which the formation of Store is explaincd . upon entirely new principles, and being the Essay to which the Royal College of Surgeons adjudged the Jacksonian Prize for the gear 1321. By 110 ER.T BINGI-145f, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons • . Also, by the same Author, Bvo. 12s. boards, Practical Essays on Strictures of the Urethra and Diseases a the Testicles; including Observations on Fistula in Perinzo and HydAtcele, illustrated by numerous Cases. Primed fur W. Simphin and It. Marshall, Stationers' Hall court ; and furgen and Hill, Windmill-street, Haymarket ; and NA by J. Anderson, jun. Nurtit Bridge-street, kalinburgb. , F' ,NOTICES OF MoTIONS AND ORDARSV,' i d nir DAT. • wun.:s WOW mann LN TxtE 0 Ritlt 'lnottirewe noon orrosixoNi. • • rttitsiser, APM 10. • Norma or Mornevs.—Sir Jonas Newton?, Medea% for fen der.iqg the Reve_tipe arising from First Fruits a the Clergy of Ireland k vailablefo effect the object of the Royal Grant thereof, and to diminish the necessity df Parflinientary prneiiion Tot those salutary objects.-9lr Joint Retrace*, to amend the Laws between Masters and Servant", and Masers mod Apprentieel.— Dr. Luitusoritu, Bill to consolidate the Laws relating to tke Slave Trade.—Mr. Hume, List of Crown Debtors, and all per sons confined for contempt of Court. DUMAS or THE DAT...-51ilit2111 and ?feral Pensions Bill; Se. cend Reading.—Registry of Vessels Rah 4, Second Reading,— Revenue Departments Consolidation Rill; Committee.—Utor Duties Rill; further Consideration of Report.—Union Duties Bill; Second Reading. VRIBATy ATSit 11. O A Di A S 07 Tllt , DAY .—ClVirdt. Rates (Ireland) 13111; Second Reading.—Mercicaot Vessels Apprenticeship Rill; Third Read ing.—Supply; CAnsimittee. 7 -Ways,and Means; ComMittee. Novices or Nlortosa—Mr. Ldsmicosoit, AllsceDantous FAtl mates. (In ComMittee of Sofiply:)-31r: Odutsein, Irish Mi.. cellaneoos Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.) SE AND COMFORT IN SHAVING. Sold by W. Sinipkin and R. Marshall, Stationers Hall-coat, Ludgate-street ; J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly ; R. Ackermann, 101, Strand; and by all B ooksellers in Town and Country. se Gentlemen who experience inconvenience sing, from a tender face or strong bend, S. and T. ast particularly recommend their celebrated MAG AZOIt TABLET, which, with its late improve engage will produce so keen an edge as to supersede honing, &c. and to render the operation of Shaving agreeable as it was before unpleasant and painful. nple, its effects certain. Price is. 6d. Rigge's Aromatic Shaving Soap will also be found addition.—Manufactory, 65, Cheapside. " These two very interesting little Volumes, are designed for the improvement and instruction of young persons,' and while we most warmly recommend them to universal adoption for the intended pipose, we feel satisfed'that there are very few families in which the cider and junior branches will not re ceive equal information and amusement from these • Evening Conversations.'"—New European Magazine, for February, published on March Ist. THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT WORKS Will be published in the course of By TANO3IA/1, Hu&sr, ItEns, Chum, and Mown, London. FABLES for THE HOLY ALLIANCE, with other Poetus,/cc.—By THOMAS BROWN the Younger. OWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of the T Stomach, Indigestion, Costiveness, Bilious Irregularities, &c. are earnestly recommended iu aU those cases (and they are very numerous) where, the stomach Wig already weak, and the di gestive powers deranged, active mug/Selves are highly prejudicial, and productive of serious injury to the constitution. These Pills, in their operation, are peculiarly mild, safe, and effectual : as a gentle aperient tonic, they cleanse and yet strengthen the MG' mach, restore the appetite, promote digestion, and keep the bowels in a regular and comfortable state--tree from costiveness, but by no means too relaxed. - The Task Pills arc sold at 2s. 9d. 4s. 61. 11s. and 225. per bex by the venders of genuine Medicines, wholesale and retail, in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 31- Observe the signature of " Jonx Towcas" on the label, and his name round the lloyal Arma.on the seal. • WHITE BOOT TOVS. ER'S IMPROVED BOOT-TOP LIQUID estly yeonimended to the attention of Gentlemen, as on of unparalleled excellence for the preservation, and beautiful colour of this conspicuous portion of apparel. The indefatigable exertions of the Pro t(' to the discovery of this long sought for Composi , from its whitening and detergent properties, stands . _ In 1 vOl. 112 mo. 2. The limner of ENGLAND, during the Middle Ages.—By Sharon Turner, Esq. F.S.A. Vol. 111. 4to. comprising the Reigns of Henry Vi. Edward IV. Edward V. Richard 111. by the Prorrietor, J. Bowker, Boot-maker, 131, , in bottles 2s. and 1 s. each. and - Henry VII. 3. 03511111IATIONS made during II RLSIDICTICZ in the Taw, tart and various Parts of the Grecian and Pennine Alps, in Savoy, and in Switzerland and Auvergne. in the Years 18E0, 1821, and 1922, with Remarks on the present State of Society, Manners, Religion, Agriculture, Climate, &c. of Countries hitherto little visited by English Travellers. In Woo. Illustrated with Plates, Robert Bakewell. , 4. ALTO= ; a Romance in Ilbynse.—By Richard Payne Knight, Esq.—fn Svcs. S. Rom and Soun.—Volume Second. In small Bvo.—A new Rdition of Volume One is inn published. " if 'ING PAPER., warranted, at the following ry reduced Prices, at SEN MR'S Wholesale and ehouse, on the West side, and No. 161, Regent th house from New Burlington-street, and late of rtet ; and as W. S. purchases the whole of his goods ioney, there needs no comment :—Good outside Bath er quire, or 9s. per ream; inside Bath Post, Sd. per' is. a ream ;superior thick Bath Post, 9d. 1011• and is. or 13s. fJ. 1.53. and 17s. per ream; superior thick .essed gilt Nit, Is. per quire, or 17$. per ream; Note Hy cheap; foolscap, 12s. per ream and upwards; x, ls. 6d. per pound ; Pens, Is. 9d. per hundred ; :tigers; and Account Books of every description, on d principle, at a snsail peofit.—A respectable Youth nice wanted. Apply, post-paid, with a specimen of (rand-writing. Premium GU 6. " SYLTA Rosati's.," the " Snooks's' , " ; containing an Historical and Botanical Account of the FinsVering Sbrub's and Trees, which now ornament the Shrubbery, the Park, ifid Rural Scenes in general.—By Hcnry Phillips, F.H.B. Anther of the " History of Fruits, known in Gino iirisokscv est Om " History of Cultivated Vegetables." g vela, se6. , 7. Solaces of the Loos of Cooosesue avid Paonsecairo, with Notices of their principal Works; beautifotl printed in sma.:l aro. with a Portrait. _ _ _ S MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOMS. WILLSON; and CO. impressed with a nse of gratitude to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, and distinguished patronage they have received establishment in REGENT -STREET, and anxious to tinuance, they have prepared fur the. approaching Drawing-rooms a matchless and unique Collection resses, Square:, Scarfs, Veils, Pelerines, Lappets, Frills, and every Article (in Lace) connected with zull Dress Costume. D. W. and Co. take leave also :hat on Monday, in every week throughout the Sea tall have the honour of submitting for inspection an Article, from Parisian Design—thus fulfilling their f being ever foremost in the production of Fashion, they further state will be exclusively confined to their eat. The Novelty for this week will be the Spanish itella (an Article combining the triple use of Cap, Mantella), in. the Brussels fabric ; and on Monday, eta" they shall have ready a Parisian Novelty, called lelarpe. To afford a convincing proof that their cheaper than any Imitations, they have now a beauti on of real Brussels Sprigged Veils, from 80s. upwards, res, Scarfs,, fitc. equally advantageous. Real. Point Is Dresses of .unrivalled beauty and texture. lid British Lace Warehouse, No. 237, et street, facing the Argyle Usoms. DS'S BOTANIC TOOTH-POWDER AND TINCI'URE. E Arsjcles, which have been so highly pa :rd, which have so much attracted the attention of , and excited the jealousy of interested opponents, ie to be imitated in vuious ways, some say " Hid- Powder," and omit the word Botanic others say, tooth l'owder," and omit the name nudson; the therefore desiied to observe, that the genuine is emu. and Co." and countersigned by their Whole- JAMES ATKINSON. entifrices, if attended to, will supersede the necessity t; they are remedies for all disorders of the Mouth ; !rely cleanse and beautify the Teeth, but preserve decay to the latest period of life; they make the e, fasten such as are loose, prevent those decayed orse, remove the tartar, and, cure the Scurvy in leaving them firm and of a healthy reducbs ; and so undeviating are their effects, that there never WAS of any person who regaLuly used them evet•having Kist, or a Tooth decay ; they possess the same pro -1 ruay be used alone or together ; but the Tincture peedily to fastening loose !leech ; and it is an infal ly for the Tooth•ache, price 4s. 9d. each, and an xi taking half a dozen. the - Proprietors Agent, 44, Gerrard -street, Soho edun ; also by Sanger, t 50, (Uhird4trtet ; G.utie, 36 ) Slew Bond-street ; Take, 4t, Johnston, tih, Qua il most Patent Iledicina Venders and Perfumers. npule State °Cam Blood, giving rise to Erup oil the Skin, Scrofula or Icing's Evil, Scorbutic Coat. (*rations, Obstinate lUteumatism, .Livernismise, and cal Habit, is best remedied by 4 course of the ANTI 3INES, or Swansea's Deers. This Iledicine pro circulation of the fluids, purifies the blood, and the constitution, with an operation.so gentle, as out to interfere with the daily avocations of life. :loos and Venereal Taints, which, whether recently sr lung bidden in the system, art so destructive to !finally yield to this.resnedy, and suffer a complete tom the body. Mr, Johnston, 68, Corultill - Mr. Sanger, ISO, Oxford- losite New Bond -street; a nd all Medicine Venders; red 335. per bottle, duty included. The name of the oprietor, " &demon, Livirpoci," is engraved on Mont Stamp axed to each bottle. requiring advice, may obtain it by application to Gi c, accompanied by a rentittiume• of a One round Note. . . , .. -..- . . . . . ..........z atir Ceze .e...e - .! - A 11r: : :::7 . ,46,' ' . • % . I . >.... 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Ottawas or THE DAY.—Weights and Measures Bill ; Panther consideration of Report.—Joint Tenancy (Ireland)' Sin ; Second • TV•ading. 7 --Occational Freenoldera Bill; Second •Reatrn 4.—A p , prenticeahips Bill; Second Reading.—Charitahle Loin c'etios flitch:id) Bill ; Second Reading —Customs Duties (Ireland) Acts ; Voinblit tee the re upon.—Union and Intt real rte ( I reland) Acts; Committee thereupon.—Geacral Turnpiko Act Amend ment Bill; Second iteading.—Cmanty Tre..so -era Ir land) ; Purther Consideration of Repo' t.—Quorum hlagutrates Bib; Second Reading.—SheriffCottrts (Scotland) Mil; Second Read- Mg.—Commissary Couits , (Scoti.oul) 11111; Second Reading.— Forgery Bill; Second Reading. Norms or MOTION.— MT. Secretary Camara, to present Pi pers relating to the late Negociations, and to explain the policy of she British Government therein. • TUSIDAY ) ArSIL • Nersot ar- Bittrwmainkll.llolllf reign the lfto•itz officio Informations in Ireland. •- • ' °Unite:a or rite DAP.—i.Disilaion of Ginistiet Bill; Commit hee...;--Witnisses Abroad Bill, Seeond Rdsdhig. viaroutsoair. ATI= 16. Nottcas or Marinas.—LordViso:runt Astnoste to repeal Frilistrnowt3llll.4-Mr: Gatorrass, &eosin o f Balances of fablia.3loAcy in the hands of the B ink of Ireland, and Bauk iliotet of the Bank of Irelaodin circulation. . OILDSR or rot Oar.— Reductionllreland) Bill; Sr cocci Reading. • ' • - - APRIL 17. . • • titnOmlot Stoma —.llls.Pmntertiv, Roman Catholiogrestion. . yfragis pg, truspv,7-.7•ltouse-to be calleil over. iSISIIAT, APRIL 111. Obsith eieltitt Sedalboa in Waite NW; Reeved Reading.. -• '• •-•-• - "CAPI 4 MONDAY" Aram.Bl. Doman ot ,}its Day.—Tithes Composition (Ireland) Bill ; 9econd • Readiag.—Warehousing ;Thifd Reading. Turitnitr, Ann. 22. NOTICtS or Marron.—Mr. Serjeant Onst.orri BM to repeal fee Usury Laws.—Mr. Katotinv. Bill to alter and-regulate the .manner in which Juries are chosen to serve on Criminal Trials is Scotland.—Mr. Lemma°, Conunittee on County Court i V p lll o t dlesex).—Sir Home Pa anus Addrou;losinded nit !Web t of.the Holyhead Road Comn;isteeerelsolhe so Stoma Biato.t wanarssoar, arum its. I A • • . MOIR or ens Dar..CoanntuLation of Tithes (Irelaiil Bi 41; . • - ,Secood Reading. THURSDAY, ATM 24. • • . NOTICII Or MOTION.—Lord J. ficasatt.„ Reform of Patibimit. • MONDAY, ARM. 28. • ••• OSDIR or THs DAY.—FOOT Laws Amendment Bill, fleeold Reading. • TUESDAY, APRIL 29. ' _ Nonce or Morsox.—Mr. Assoczositir, Motion •solatiria to William Murray Borthwick. • trumesnar, as/m.50. Marmite or IVlOllOlll.—Mr. HSU; Propr iety of dlscontiniifOg the Office of Lord Lieutenant and Cb Setretary, sad tither' Offices, in Ireland—Colonel Woos. fleoolutiosa relatiro w tine Law of Settlement. THURSDAY, 11/Ly 1. NOTICES or Itiottors.—Mr. CALCRA TT, 11steall of Le" in the United Kingdom.—Sir Tuoiika relative to Agricultural Distress. MONDAY, MAT b. - • '•! Day for receiving Reports of Private Blijo.,' !l . vunstimr, MAT 6.. Nonce or Mortox.—Lord Aicanrato HAMILTON. to into acnalieration the state of the County Itepretentadas is Seodand. '(To move Resolutions). - • WILSNISII4T, MAT 7., • nAloirtes or Monow.—Mr. FOWSLL Otratolt, Motion On the sobjeit of Slavery, and fer the appointment of a Committer to ' investigateahecoudition of Slavery in the West ladies. • tanasnav, tom& • • . Noma or Monott.-- Wanzatt e libming 6464# jo y _ . .0. TUBAS, MAT 9. ; • • things or ins pair.—Marrimt Act . 1.3.4att Wi t ; Ctien nilttee. • TWIROAT, MAT 14. _ . • Novas or Ma:MX—Sir hails •lALlCtirsouta crilqoPal Laws. • wasimanav, at.,v 14. Nasser or Moviass..—LordVisecinut Foistundsn, Select Mtn mittee on the,rapedltmey and . nettenity of•elfetting makabis i idusunent s. • . 4 a. • . •o - .:intossiso*t4B4o 1 5 . :Ntrricss or Morsows.—Mr. W.WOM.avcri a Worrisoaa, Com atittee to enquiie him the Duties payable on Mast and West radii' Sugar; Mr. limminrse,Reival v o , f mA the W ill i! m w a . • . . „ „usseaso4 Noma or Alorirg ez ,Mr. lirtkNov .... „ Bill for the better ailmi nistrioott of ,lusticeln New South Wales. • • r-"A sinroinsiv at.er it. • - • ' • -.•-• Neisitcso. Mernim-gadr. Fowim.BitatC o olllPirolptige to the c epeel dig Meg,Requin by Mr. Ogilvie, f , y d , Mal 26. , • ()Janis o aim DAY. Tart•tommissionen 'Na me nu, comtittiti. 3, q• .% .. 1 . 1 . • ••• . tilfli-GENUIN II SYRUP OF DR VELNOS. rri HE . Depot for this useful Alterative is No. $, Beiner's-griet,Chi(ord-straer, where it is prepared according tp the Jtecipe of tire late Mr. Swainson, entrusted to his Nephew. and SucCeesor, Mr. Thomas Canbim, skint. Among- all lb Medieinrs of this denoMinetion the V EGET ABLIi MYRUirt 'OP DE VELNOS has obtained a distinction which its encacr alone eta support. It corrects, purifies, anclsweetens the blooj;. bM them mite axeAgaicted iviascuirula. letros44 SarltY, 'blade eruptions, and many of those melancholy diseases hen 1 from inipuriirof the breed and juict-s---therre who suffer by d stank lure,. or from . the Aissitntions and indiscsetions of their youth, pr whom, constitutions are broken down and debilitated ? by mercurial, antimonial, or arsenic medicines-:-skonisi to. alegular course of the Vegetable Syrup: .'{fie effect of this, Medicine,. principally on the insensible perspiration, Is ldcb aims not to interrupt either business or pleasure ; it-operates on t animal juices, and requires only the coa u restraints of mode-. ration in dirt. It is dissolved in the chyle of the .stomach, is, conveyed by . the circulating fluids, sod corrects their tendencies I I to sit these diseases which originate in vitiated blood. It is a; r safe, though a powerful substitute for mercury, and remotes those evils which an unsuccessful use of that mineral ocessiens. Tbo Syrup Is prepared and sold at the Proprietor's house, No. 52, Ilerner's-street, Of ford -street, at IS. a bottle; and, by his appointment, at hlti./Othisoit's; 196, Ilishopagate-street Without; and by Ur. Canham's Agents, in every considerable Towp of the (Jolted Kingdom; and tl • Concentrated for we' climates, by his deputed Agents is the Fast Indies, vie •L—. Messrs. Mackintosh and e re . Calcutta i • Messrs. Forbes and d LlPombag.; opd Monis t Pat elk . aed Joh nson, Madras. 8. Wine and Wesaters; or, 'After Dinner Chit-Mgt.—By Ephraim Mordantly, Citizen and De saner. In two. vols. small Svu. 9. TaAusAcTIONs of the ',notate Socierr of Boiteiv.— Vol. 111. 4to. with numerous Plates. 10. A Taurus on Mir Tat Llsaanionex.—ily Francis Willis, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Baps one• vol. Bvo. 11. 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