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• .. • Prr rerf — tT - 7 , . . . ' - T. . 4 4. .A.:i . 1 / cr. i . 7 4;_', , .-.,,,•- :i f (s br '' ft — k' '4 , o„Vz to Ilk; r six .; • ....,,,,,,, ..... si-4.. A f 14i ~,,! „ . 7. .. y. 1• 1 113 Ar--- 7 A \ • . m a . 4...t51J ' 4: . rM A r • .......,-- - _ ~,...-...-1-........- - -... p TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1817. PRICE S' r . Thls day was publhhod, Id two Vols. Situ. price Xl es, booth. T. HISTORY of the UNIVERSITY of JL. EDINBURGH; chiefly compiled from *MOW Papers and Records never before published. By ALEXANDER Da WER, Author of the Life of Luther. Printed for Sohn Mnrray, Abeam:le-erect; sod Oliphant; Waugh. and Innis, Edinburgh. PARLIAMENTARY PROVIR INGS. Notisi dP LORD% MAKCH 24. TM House proceeded in App•Ala y . 'rho Northampton itroies WII , Aii t two Road Wlia• were tobliglat up froth the Ham 4 Ointmons by Mr. CANTivalawe and biber Member", and read a first time • The Exehequer the rfaral Streg 3 ar. the Et. cbeepier Court &11, wee read a deton4 time. On the motion of the Earl of RO3SLY N : an .A.kli•Ess th the Noce ftegent aro Ordered, praying for Copivl of F.timatits of Military and Ciell Expenditure. and for an Accnunt of the J' t= pense of the Commistailat Department :i.trzbed • • the Army of Occupation In trance. SEDITIOUS 3ir.r.eivGl Ent The Earl of SH A FTES Y rer , gtect !hi Se ditious Meetings ---- - - - - Vi r ARDEN'S LE fTERS—SIXTH EDI PION. This day was published, aro. boards, price tos. fit LETTERS written 'un beard his Majesty's Ship the NORTHUMBERLAND and at ST. HELENA, in which the Conduct and Ceavenanorts of NAPOLEON BONA PAR FE and bis Suite, during the voyage and the first month of their residence la that Island, are faithfully dcsaihed and related. By W. WARDEN, Surgeon on board the Northombseland. This Edition contains an Article in answer to the Remarks of the Quarterly Review. Published for the Author, by R. Ackermann, 101, Strand, London. CUMBERLAND'S WORKS. 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P. fiBSERVATIONS on VARIOUS PASSAGES V of SCRIPTURE; placing them In a new Light, and swo.r. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN- tahting the blessing of several not determinable by the Methods J.. STITIM2N, for the exclusive Treatment ofVENEREAL soastaaaty made too of by the Learned ; orieinally compiled by COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences. In otder to the Rev. THOIAAB HARMER, from Relations incidentally nom she benefits drat have muted from It, selected Mr. Kier- mentioned in Nooks of Voyages and Travels into the East. The emu its Surgeon,(standing !deb On thelfat of the BoYai Collate) Fifth Edition, with many important Additions and innumerable from haying directed his chief attention to rtsese diseases. Mr. Corrections, by ADAM CLARKE, LL.D. F A.S. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the •••• Of the Work itself (says the Editor in his Preface) my public, by pointing to thclist of the Royal CollegeoPnblished opinion may be seen in the painted labour of arrtoging, cor- ks Febreary, late. u the only sure guide. and that no assertion meting, =proving, and editing, which I hare so long sustained. •of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, A deep conviction of Its great importance and worth led me to without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an- undenake the task, and patiently panne it to the erd. I need - anal reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the not say, that retry non who wished to understand the ocriptures mast dangerous eases of Steicolrhts Debaitl, and other supposed as far as they relate to Oriental Costonis and Manners, or who lasurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here no professes to explain tbem to °there, should net only possess a dimity aud successfully treated. copy of this Work. but endeavourohoroughly to understand Ito Mr. biernan may be consulted as usual, L-y bolt Sraes, at his contents. Without Web a work, nhiety-nine out of every hue Huse, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedf o rd square, where let- deed of &we who profess to teach the Church of Goo. must re• ten from Tows and Country are to be addressed, and the items- mkt, is many important respects, ignorant of the contents of are advioe ud medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the limited Kingdom. *at Book which alone contains the Sdenee of Salvation."—The meaner in Which the Eater hes • matted his task, may be seen JURE published, price es. 4d Radon, Practical Observations ors a, too e o g oo ong estracest , the above Diseases, by F. Kiiinan, and snay be bad at No. 174, -••• To the care mod attention of Dr. Clarke much public grad. Flestoneet, No. 40, Patenioster-row, and No. 10, er011194011, I, to g s i s db. ; fa o word s he seems in A respects to hair foldaet Seim. • the oda of a Jodieloos as wallas &lige* Editor "—Brit. Crit _ AAR IMPORTANT ADVICE. " It has =reel, over Wks so war let to examine a perform rasa win' In Its original state se well deserved to be republished oo—se• SI quid twilit' rectius istb er which bad iti trtey respect derived so much improvement lion Csndidus imperti, al non his utere mecum . — Hoe. the abilities of ks :•••-Eckctle Review. 1 1 1 0 regulate the human. passions, not to destroy Patted kw LaeßLlßee • 1114 C . ' " hubur Y"`V are •• sad W A. them; to give them a proper direction and a due force, In. Barnes Paterlatame 4 ww IMg sad bY ail. Bookseller: , stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our nature, or .fhb day were mAlished, very bandsomely and dowdy printed it foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into new than- rove ate. peke JAL Ss. in boards, Vol. I. and 11. of oas—is the bueinest in a rational merality, dictated by the pre- °gamma --•-- opts of the purest Religion, and couotenanced by the conclusion A THEME OXONIENSESt The Histcry 0 of the soundest philosophy. It is unnecessary. a ft er all that has all the Writers and bag, who have bad their Educatlm been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms whkh in" in the Dnlvenityof Oeseiktmea the Year 1500. First written's: dicate thou diseases that are brought upon thil !semen body and . AN'IHONY A WOOD, M.A. es Mae row C • mind by indulging to excess iR sexual pleasures, and particularly And mow Tory eoeohistehly augmented in the Text and Mash; by Persevering in a perniCous habit too often acquired at School. PHILIP BLISS, Fauow OT ST. 'ORIN'S C 439.9.1101, OZIORD. lc more concerns the private happiness of individuab .and the lo the mow republication of this very valuable body of Eng mural prosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, that nab Biogtaphy, every word of the two former Editions has beei limn a long and extensive practice In this particubr branch of retained wi th tho mew exact fidelity, so that the curious Reade die Profession, we con with the greatest confidence assure all is no 400 ear subject to rhorreohiessine necessity of collating tit Patents and Guardians of Tooth, and those persons who bbour Book as lint published by the Author, with the subsequent Edi ender a general or partial debility and derangements of the don given to the world under the can el Bishop Tenser. Neevous Serrate, whether produced by this habit, by Inveterate Besides the Tug of the two former Editions, the present eon ST9IIILITIC Infection, by intemperate living, or rendence in hot tons avast nwohor of New by Bishops liosesswiers, Komori climates, by intents application to study, by immoderate pier, Toonsa by Sir Pause STSVISaIIi Dr. gamuts/ors, Mt tr by excesses of any kind, that we have it in our power to o ff er Bessa,l:ovaaae,Macao,hloapre,losca,Vosaar, Villa& an eatirely new method of cure, without the smallest ese of Lae, and Werra, with mood by the present Editor, and man MERCURY, WhiCh in all the eagle:in and in all the stages of these a vest value, which have bees coxigiunkated by beehive compisinti, has cot:sinned to answer the moat sanguine expects- Collectors of the present day; add to which, eaeb Volume con ones' of Patients of both Sent,. talus scum few new laves of *nab whose tonna:thin with th Tik earnestness and auziety with which the world has long Univenity bad escaped the induattious inquiries of die Oztur i"ok• id for tio great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. Biographer. root eof a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill, The two Volemtealtiselybdent thePobliecontaintheAreato talent I- and integrity, I:voting themselves excluaivety to them and FAST: Ottomastiss from she Year 1500 lib 1640, and th '.•oa. fe, is evioceo by the Pager spplieations for advice and Db. tomaiuder of the original Work will be comprised in two mere t;e:tu t s which we are daily receiving from every querter of the It is then prollosed to condos. the Litres and Anoals to the Yet world. In slight end recent cast . . of Syphylitic Intection, toper- 000, adogitaigi plan dollar to that palmed by the first Aerie) feet cc to is comPleted in the abort period of two days; and thole For this pupa/ very coploes materials are abeady codeeted; as of the ormosc ini e t o raey o where other Practidoners have tailed, it is earnestly requested that such Gentlemen as possess any cur _ r_ " CroPt r perseverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the ous aad unbe nt* Documents relative to the Jir I W ti ter P rut a safe and radical cure. Stectures of the Urethra, from will have the kindraese to tomunutveate them to the Editor, wi era to t l oony year, duration, are by our superior method of cure, will, on his part, spars no emits= to render the Work AS pe iormant 'only removed in the coupe of three weeks. ' feet arid istereating lb possibho Patin as of titter sex may conauk us with the greatest honour, . The l'hird Volume will be published very , speedily. "cnoy, and delicacy; at our house, No. 11)7. Hinton-garden.— It ad , o riot_ Gtr Lack' to e arid CO. ; Longman and Go '-:dente in the country, de•eribing the nature of their case, apd and j. Ideingtons; Payola aod Foss ;* Ceded and Davies; J. si . 1.-eicsing a lottlittoilee tor advice fold medicines, the same win- be A. Auk N ; 1. Mawmau ; Black and Co CO. London H.Evand ans ; Baklw i , 'tot to all I pro of the woild. CURRIE and CU, S u r ge o ns , an d c o .; j. Boob; Co. .London and i• Pule 't Nu. 107, thaw-Garden. poiorg. . . . i.. . . ' • , _..m► Bakhrto `•vier, By WILLIAM 'WALTON, M.D. Fellow of the 'Anne= Suclety,i&e. &e. The expediency of a trans'ation of the Stst.fma Nature, has long hero ac ►nowledged, and the welt of it often lamented: the principal view et the present Edirne has been to deliver it in as in telligible, cermet, and useful a form, as the nature of such a la borious undertaking would admit. ire Linn=arl rerrrie 2re rem dered as nearly as potsible to the Idiom of the English bnguage, and &general explanatory Dictionary of such a• are peculiarly s p. propriated to the Science, afiaed to thr last volume, which also contains a Biographical Account and Portrait of the Author. The work is also acampanied by such copper plates, as are properly introduc•ory to the several departments of birds, fishes, inters, botany. &c. Lundun . Preted for Lackington and Co. Finsbury-squat:: AROY LESHIR E. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On WrZNESDAY, the SO* of April writ, units, previously dis posed Of by Private Contract. IVE eery consp:scs. FARMS. all enclosed and 11 adjoining eat* otter. in a perfectly level corntry, three a we, rem Caolfbeitown from whence numerous Passage Vev a!, affores T iodvole t artatiektlign wilts Olaagcrer. Edinburgis.fics. FOr Partiettars, apply to Colonel Porter, at Cattipbelosero • Messrs. Locktart and Kennedy, Writers to the Signet, FAR: burgh ; or /VI/. Caldwell, TO, C-olden -square ; London. FRAUD PR CVENTED. by ►:ally srhe nerd Yaw . Its hue. of , grafi fulltUal Ms. lAL- 4 CNC more: , ear rhor. and ,tio Pa' rro cnuntrract the many attempts that are daily LL made to impose on the unwary a spurious cmnposkina In stead of the Gentile Blaekinzprewed by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High H.lborn. Is placed 'Ai conspicuously. that they trust an attention to this, and the (Winner of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will tiuble i taciturn at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING. ma eby DAY and hIAR riN, 97. High 111.1 born, will in (inure be sold in Bottles at 6cL Is. and Is. 61. eseb, and a copy of the label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal Wiese °of Stevens in Lando°, have seduluusly devoted their attention for them laic 17 years to the study of thole &or der'. tro.acil i so frequently embitter, anA too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous applls cations they have hitherto received from persons of the flaw din , 1 tincsion, aad the uniform success attending their superior mode I of treatment in such complainu, induces them thus publicly to !, offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, who- 1 1 thee resulting from the too frequency of participating ni the gaie ties of fashionable Ile, tke untouuded indulgence of I.hertinism, 1 or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, 1 and destroys the fiowir of youth, by producing strttlit y in the oar *ex, and impotence in the other. they offer aeale and permanent cure. To those who, from such coniplaiurs, are prevented entering Into the guarded state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities la silesce, it must be consoling to know, how ever difficult or ineffectual else cure may be deemed by otnir Practitinners, that by a renovating and iulaltilele method they may be restated to a sound and vigoroise ennuitution. A Ct•r:Aill disorder, frequently euh craned in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and nevet-tailing anode of treatment. is speedily and radically removed, without reetralut in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Gigots, which they are enabled to CUM in s short period, without recoaree to Otte painfuldanaerous effects of the Cluinc; references Astable -. can be given to several Noblemen and Demlemeu of high respectability. wha have been cured In a very shalt ItiilJ !, after having laboured under strictures for many ye3l-1. To married Females, whose expectationt of those trod-r pledges of connubial happiness have been deteates:, it may a:w be a pleasing rellectiou to know, that by a proper p. vvrAn :11 their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi menta relayed. Mesan. Goss and Co. reclusively prof Cseiog cure of these particular complaints,in order that they may not be marked by a miataken few,with the obloquy so justly rtactted !ea the ignoraut empiric, think IL but, justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificases of which, from various hoi pitab, and testimonials from the highest professional authoritioe, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as wen as in other part!, entioldetts them to assert, that their researcites having been con fineo to disease. theady enumerated, they hold nut a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the elkiilttating effects of a life passed under the tomb: zone. Aril further, that having had opportuuities, in then profession:l capa city; -rir, fanning an intimate acquaintance with the con stitutional habits of seatarmg penons, they offer to them the best aseurances of ininiesha.e relief; that the success resnaing from their endeavours first induced then: to quit the practice of the general Practiticater, mid they presume that :Luirpreten , tone constitute a fair grouted fot the tat/ire-A:dented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberal.y Immured. fu be cuosulted at their house daily (penscnaby,ur by lester,) by Patients w either sea, with serasei,,, delicacy, and. atomism. Patients la be country are requested to rate the par.tcr.srs , of their cam, age, and, manner rot hying, etteioAuf A renl•33Bl4:e foe advice and tnedielors; apd the remetl.ts wri be Lie s. , or , forwarded to any part of the 4 lavdoin. 0405 agd Co. burgeofit, la, Cu.ottric bteri sn - LORD The LORD CHANCELL3R reposed several verbal amendments (which sere e6reeil to) chieflY with regard to the Magistrates war rap: to Act un der it, to include with More cerritinty Ma4isirater ii Corporate Towns who were net Justices of tee PC.l.ti His Lordship also proposed a clause (wh.ce vas I subsequently agreed to) for the poirp: se 1.1 1 e4ti ng that nothing contained in the Act should he conifer ed to render a Meeting legal whieli had been sum moned by an illegal notice, or to render A Meeting in the first instance, which had been summoned uy a legal notice. Another Amendment was also erect suy, it being enacted in the Bill that it .. shall and may be repealed In the course of the presettt Sessinn of Parliament." He theretore propdfed to omit * words.. shall and," which was sttbseqtrentiv agreed to. i Lard HOLLAND thought the enlargemeht of 'the words with regetd to M tgistrates objectionable, as they would include all the Magistrates of Corpoa rations, and he thought in some smell towns that stich Magistrates would be altogether disqualified from acting with proper judgment or sound discrea titan, under the powers given by this Act. With respect to the punishment of death, his Lordship again moved the Amendment which tie hid /Weight forward in the Committee, fer leaving out the words enacting the infliction tit this punishment& This Amendment was negatived, and his Lord .hip declined moving a similar Amendment in an.,ther part of the Bill. With respect to the Licenses granted to L-cture Rooms and Debating Soeieties, The Earl of LAUDERDALE thought the Pr- . eeptions from the operation of teilciaitse did. not• extend far enough, and that there could ae rte otsjee tion to include in those exceptions Lettere! to. rely on physical science. He was the more anxious teen this point, because in Edinburgh, where the Magi. strates were the Patterns of the University, they rnigiit 1 , be induced, for tl:e sake of promoting the interests of the University, to put &rem a peirare Lecture-, and it was well knowo .. I .t , t the S..udents Imp' rai t ic.: Heed more advantage !lam t!e 1 1 ,tee, than twin what they learned within t . ..e University• lie trithed to confine bis Amendment to the Physical Sete/ices', in order to obviate the objection that 1.-cures upon Morality, Religirin, and Kane other topics, teight be liable to be abused. H's Lordship tlitti moved a clause exempting from the operation ..1 the Licensing, Enactments Lectures on Anatomy, Pharmacy, Mid.% ca..ct ..tar:c.tes el wifery, Astronomy, Chethistryt or h h 1 Physical Science. The Emil of LIVERrOOL opposed the clause, contending that it was not to be presumed that Mast gistrates would from any private motives prevent the' delivery of Lectures, welt as had been alluded to by the N dile Lord, and it would eppear invidious to exempt physic or medicine in particular. The Earl of LAITDERDALF , arises-vett, that the Magistrates of the Univerciay of Oxford uniformly prevented private lectures, and the same might be 1 expected at Edinburgh. In speaking of Physical Science, he did not crinGue his Amendment of course merely to Medicine. lie would indeed have inciaded Poetry, but from what had recently been disclosed with regard to the Paet Laureat, he thought it might be considered as attnded with some danger. Lord Viscount MELVILLE said, that the power of licensing would not be limited to the Magistrates of Edinburgh, who were the Patrons of the Univer sity, but would be possessed andel. the Bill by all the Justices of Peace in that City, at:IJ equally 41..43 within the City by the Jestices for the County. The Earl of LAUDERDALE Mil not think this consiroctiati could be given to the Ell as it !fora% Lord GRENVILLF. observed, wth regard to the Magi crates of the University of Catford, who had been alluded to by his Noble Friar 1, t!:at it teas their July to act tor rho interests of the University, bat it was a totally different c ote with the Magistrates of Edinburgh, who were not the NI igistrates a the university, and whose dusty it unduub:edly tv.is to act fer tle 'lto-rests of the City.. _ . 'lite Chou: w.v. negatived. ()A the Clause resreckg Clubs or Societies, ttv Nlymbers of which were required to situ any teat or declaration--. _ _ . Lord 1-I()I.LAI`JD ntserrei, that it was tno err. t.ansive in it. wording. 'llere were ouny Clubs or Sojeticg ut this Mtaropelli, is which the Members were perhaps called te r via to sign some declaration nwrely relating to t!..e of a sub sc ription, or t!sti drinkinte of crit.tia to,,sts, or tome other matter equally trtffiarz, and this migl . t be so crin.uned as to subject them ttt.4!l the irconvenienciesuf this clause. The E.rrl of LIVERPOOL saidb that the next clause en.scred, dist these tests or declarations mi,,! :t be approved of by two Justices of the Peace, I . !, . t them WAS :10 whatever of subjecting t., strictions'S*ric i ties which were mere ly coolv i,• 4 1•-1 .0 had no partieat Chic -et-in s'.tlV. '4 - Lord HOLLAND obser.ted, that the Members •:1 these Societies might naturally feel rep agtt , nt ro s-,-. :nit mere nonsrnso to the inspection e! ti:e Peace, and he liar, no rea h y t1-e 7 0 .- !•.11,1 !•': jtgiCd to tl'e •inconvenicace. - septet!, and why . shoold ;.zo: tu..rtnlesssin their t.,l4ecr. ,*.t`. IL 4rt' , 'tom:Joke - i ..:7.. AU"' Aay •