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' • • ' 11 4. . ; OFF lr: PRIM: wrDNE 4 E rotted rtsi, Depar tn i ont, to • .. the Coals stub r ar "1•011 MIK etn , C;patit CXCI 4 1, or draft at an SM ." at any Part Pon of Little H. r Pirticnlars, • Contract, mat afore•ritL y-r'Clock, where " Prop 1:\r);-,7ttittilit*;.4 / .... 46‹ . -el t s • • • , W. ~ AO -- .......• ••••••••••• le. ........ • ini IMINB I FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1817. 1 431 PRI( r. SEVEN-PENCE. RIGA GA OAbNANCLALty 7, 11017. 'GlP'''. OFFICERS of kit MA 02mv_1ivrE, Ja hersAy ;km *slice. ntAurtrui WOMEN. - - 971:1E greatest Blemish to Beauty is &Ted!mut' Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms. HUBERT's Genuine' IAUSEA l'E WD.r..: it immediately removes them, is an elegant article, perfectly innocent, sad phasasnt to use; pricy 41. and Ts. Beware of the base Counterfeits...the genuine is signed, made, " U. H. Hugard." Sold by the Priprictor, 24, Russell -street, Covenagarden; 33, Bond-s , reet; Thorn, 4S, Oxford -street; Davison, 39, Fleet-street ; Davison, Newberry, and Bowling, Dublin; itaebern, Edinburgh; Brodie, Salisbury; Franklyn, Bristol , Rusher, Reading; Gook, Cheltenhaat ; Harvey, Southampton; bnghtnn ; Mitchell, Colchester; Robeson, CovontrYl Searle. Leeds; Hopkins, Hull; Loggin,Aylesbuty; sod by most venders in the Empire. NORFOLK ELECTION.—.MAY :a, ttll7. TO ALL TRUE FRIENDS OF THE BRITISH CONSTI - TUTION. ALL those .ho are zealous supporters of Loyalty and Independence, and who wood wish to seethe County of Norfolk rescued from the disgraceful shackles h r wi.l,:b it has boon too long fettered, and from the domineering ii.enerce ac quired sod maintained by a weighty pur4e, are strongly requestell to lend Immediately their aid in support of every thing that is valuable to us as EnpEshowe. Let all, who feel for the real in-' attests of. the Country, and the true principles of the Constitu. ' don, hut read the late Address from the County of Norfolk to his Royal Highiseui the Prince Recent, and observe the conduct of the supporters of it, and t'ey warm hesitate for one moment to contribute, by subscribing, towards the exertions of Mr. E.' , Wodebouse ; they will not permit a single Individual, with Ws own purer to Best a cause ititwbich not only the Countyof Nor folk. to eno;orood, hot which may with truth be sail to be that of the Kingdom at large. A NORFOLK FREEHOLDER. Names and Puhtcriptions recJeed, on the account of William Dalton, Ess. at Messrs. Drummonds, Charing-Cross. PdRLIAMEhTARr PROCEEDINGS. id be received at tluir Office in PallAtall, on 41.)3Y, the tat:. lostaut, front mach Person* a* irdertake the 6uvply of COALS for Service for a perin4 of One Veer, front the lit of July HOUSE OF LOP Di, MAY IS. ' The House proceedel in Smith's Da:iree Bilb. Mr. W.::-e 1 appeared as Counsel fnr the Petitioner Witnesses were r. antioed to more the marriage, the adultery, &e which 11. e 1381 was read a second tit, e. Lord ERSKINE glee melee tor tomorrow of the miejim w:enthiocd on a former dve, for Commitment, by Jotters of O.! Pe:•ce, acc. in ces.:s or libel ..1 . 114: Limit were ordered to I.:: summon ,e met be of Vie tleicripthn dennritinatid Adair. item, and well be required to be delivered, tree mitt the duty, either on ehure or into • any place in the River Thames, and at Paver- Jort or Place in the River Midway, and also at • Hampton, in the County of Souse, at may Fart BA tt Mgt S I', it: put...wince 4' the direction; of an Art of Si HI. I.i'.! on rli. [Ale / Bill s'olll ( . 111:43. reteCtiliff Are / . !erat!on regarding the proviNion male for the Mil.isters of the •.Lis!.ed Church re. DATRONIZED by their Real Highnesses Or LL Prine.ss of Wales. Duchess tif York, ard Duke of Senn his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Runes, his Serene Highness the Duke of Brtunerielt. his Excellency the Doke del Infantado, by their especial authority. BOWL 4NM MACASSAR DIY.. Its virtues cetrposed of Vegetable Ingredients from the !And of Macassar. la the Sae Indies. are unprecedented for preventing the balrfallieg off or • st. lung grey to the latest period of Hie; strengthens the. weakest her, and proleees a luxuriant growth on the baldest %bees ; also en holed able got ural marl,* :eh it preserves in damp weather, Re produers erlentirs ele.brostre.l ...a ...4t is perfectly innocent, sod. may win safety be appbed to the youngest Want. Rowlators I remise on the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottle. Price Ss. tid tot. 6d. and LI ls. per bottle. • Ihe Stone Bottles BM and the Metropnlis Paving Bill were brought up f,om the Home of Commons, by Mr 13P0G13/;., Mr. M. A. T.. - Loa, and eds.'s. Members, and read A first tone. Lottery Bill wu read a third time, and pasted. Adjoureed till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COM MOlsl9. The Metropolis Paving Bill, and the Edinburgh Police ail were read a third lase and passed. Mr. WM. PUND.tS brought up the Repeat or the Commit. tee upon the subj et of East Indls Shipping.--Ordered to /eon the table. , Ordered, on tbp 'nutlet, of Mr. ROBE, that a return should)* laid befotellw ;taus- or tbBalllBlllltlWese maws. Married 111,1. and she number of permits obeitted into the Br tisk Mineola with , n thr Tear 1816. with an estimate aho of the charges for the tnaintenance of that establishment for the year 1817. 1 hese papers were soft alerwards presented by a person from the Mu. alum, and redered o lie on the table. t, together with the Tcrrns and Conditions iy be known at the Secretary's Ofike in any between the floors of Ten and the Proposals must be delivered sealed up ;oposale fur Coals:* but no Proposal can be :tri.ted aver the said tath instant, at tardy.: o'clock at noon of L. , we day; sciatic till any "render be notkod velem the , :t:y mak in or an Agent in his behalf. stall attend. By Order of the , R. H. CRAW, Secrthm. KINGS BIRTH-DAY. y .51VEW,RIGHT. the Contractnr, teepeetfully CP • Ittiorens the Public that all those Plumbers "Melt have been drawn prism of a Eunafpnientery Tighe% win be DRAWN AGAIN on the 4th of Midi, end WI3I entitle the Holders to the Crane of ail the following Benelas which may be drawa against the Mae Hawks! Plumbers, via. • *O , 1a... In the Press, C i E SPEECH of D. W. WEBBER. Ecq in we House of Commons on the CA MOM QUESTION. Prirted for 1. 1. Stock&le, 41. Pall-Mall. Ouse large Vol. avo prce 10s. 6d. Strong Reasons foe die Catholic Claims, and into testable proofs that the g t hron is decidedly Wade to Pro mama. 1 Abe, ROWLAND'. ESSENCE of TYRE, Which Immediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, Ike. to a woman and glossy Brows or black, Imitating the exact natural colour.-washing makes this Dye more durable. It is perfectly innocent, and Ladles or Oen • thews may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price as 71. M. and to. dd. andOoe Guinea per Bock. 1 old wholesale, retail, and for exportatten, by the sole Pro -1 Floors, A. Rowland and Soo, Comer of Kirby -street, the Srsr turning on the right in Hatton Garden, Hatboro, Lando' ; and by appointment, by Messrs. Hendee'. 'Citchborne-street ; Mr Smyth, 1:7, and Genie and Pelroe,M, New Botta Witte; Bayley and Blew, Cockspor-street; Nfewbory and Sons, 45, Edwards, 46, St Paul's Churchyard; may, 17, Johnston 15. Greek street ; and by all Perfumers and Ynideis throughout Europe. Caution.--Ask for Rosana& Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and ob serve that each 'ovine bottle of the above ankles are signed on the outside label in rod ink," A. Rafted and Soo." AB others are Counterfeits. 2 of 415,000 Cando. 2 2 s ....... 500 Ditto. 4 ........ SOO Ditto. 4...0f."4400 Motley. 2 .. wo amok, 0 lOO Money. 10 50 Money. 1,000 to .Mloel. Mr. ROSE presented* Petition irons •he Trustees of the Bri. deb Museum, prasi. g peeuntuy aid, which Pctiti ni being re: commended by the Crown was referred to a COMMi•ter. . A Clerk bons the Orate of the Chief Secretary tor Ireland pre sented a return tN tk • Linen exported from that c unity wi ben a elves period, together wits au account of the sums levied by Grand Juries for a certalu number of years.—Ordered to he use the table_ Mr. Hansard presented at the Bar, a return of the papers printed in pursuanes of the order of the House, exclusive of its votes for the years 15,4, iJ and I t..—Gtdered to lie on the Wile, and to be printed The Order for the further conakieratlon of the Rename/ the Civil Offices Ixtensiun Bill, was, upon the !notion of Mr. C. W. WY II PI postponed until to-morrow, iu ososelusace of the position of Mr. Poosonby. Mr. IsROUGHAM presented a ?edition from cenaln ge at. of Barnstaple, anti also one from the Mayor and Magi*. trate. of that Borough, rasi.le e . that Sir Yyt c Coate, since re 114 been deprive.l of k a militaryhoruar4, had not atiewled l.ia plate in that House, and ther,fate the Pctition.rs conceiving ti at they were net represented in Parliam-nt, prayed the House to grant them suck relief as to its judgment rirght seem mece.-ILiete Petitions were ordered to lie on the table. J. SIVEWRIOsIr at the ante thsse announces. that only 497'1 kites remain for -ale.that being the enact Number entitled to the above privilege. which tell to the 1,4 of the CON rRAC r, among the unsold rtekets.—these are duly apportioned among the enteral Oilke•Keepers, and those Who with to purchase or exchange their small Prizes, bad better apply immediately. The Prices are, For a Whole Ticket ...ail les. A Half ......... £9 19 0 t Eighth A Quarter...... 5 1 0 Sixternth... .... 1 6 0 In the Lottery jest finished, J. Sivawatowr had tbe umbrae don of seam in sundry Shares. No. 12,743, a Prize of At i onn, No. 4,361, and 6,544, Two Prizes of £5OO, and No. 11.015, a Prize of £9OO Console, and be hopes some of the above Capi.: tals will be drrided also among those who honour bins with their (monis at his Offices. No. 37. Grabill. No. 3s, Haymarket, Ne. 11, Holborn, and No.-141, Ozfortareet. Thb day was published. In 5 Vole. Hiroo. peke 955. LEAP YE 1R o or; A W4111514'5 PaiviLaoa, a Novel. bY SELINA DAVENPORT, Author of ea Donald Mootrith,". l Ile. Hypocrite," a Original of the htlitiatere," Printed for A K. Nessus= and On Leadeshallstrab. • Ibis day was published, price Ss. ESSAY tin the SHAKING PALSY... By JAMES PARKINSON, . . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. • ' l':ir ted (or sherwood. Neely, and Jones, PateruoaterSrow. Of Whtini may be had, 'r; ; .• R swains of a roauea WORLD. 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Ai tit Tissue, Wider HlCithitAhril DlCRirfle 1ar4,11. TmB o•leinAted Metfieitie. MMlNircal inalt utraordinary cures, has nifildgatly angdolishal its rev/talon ass tentedy for the Gravel, and every disease occa. slued by a vitigked mitten of the uHnery organs. to require no further reconsnirndidon By combining chemically with the - meruted Auld gad qtrimgdsaiing the vpsr.2ls, ft both dbuolves and carrier away the gritty metier already formed, and prevents its future genera: on. Ac ing oo these principles. HicluswesVills gee reeessateeded with confidence to every patient slimed with Abetters acids' 'irons the. Kidney. sod Bladder, whether as amid, Lumbago, Veins In Back or Lobe, &mope of Crime, .0, whatever other form they may assume; and they possess. the Advantage of requiring neither coofinentent nor restraint of diet daring their use. Sold, fa bean at Ss. Id. and)ls. (by Appointment) by R. Ruder and boas, Chastises, No 4, Chemprode, conger of It. huts Clime% yard; banger, red, Oztaet; Wright ,and ,Co. Mk HO street,Borotigh ; and by the principal Booked. We and Druggist" m every City sad Town In - the Caked dom. Non OK 'Oven seed widest N151..-MAITSAL. " Life to only Life. when bleat with Health." ITHE•finest sy stem of Ethics is to confine within due bounds. an d thus to regulate the PASSIONS' twirestmhaed and insubordinate they inqwtboosiy destroy those ;artists which Religioo and Morality have made sacred i to curb but not anni.. hiLite them appears the lesson of Prudence, best caladium' to limit dais effervescence. Avery disorganisibon of the Inman frame requires greet me- Altai knowledge to remedy. and the public welfare la proam.ed whoa Professional mss (diaregarling the suggestions of the en vices anti interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence. and the ebullition of the maims at an uognarded manna, " The strearb of a sa da% consists in the health of the people ;" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the (grimmer of unfeeling etnpyri. clam, and to counteract as far as possible its further ranges, we offer to suffering humanity. the result of our own ezpedence in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vier,. (early acquired at school, before Items has asserted her right wow the n.ind). will, in contemplating his powerless state become of enlivening sentatioos, is knowing that the most comp ed state of exhaustion may be roused imo manly energy. latenae study•-•inunoderate anttlett:rlong residence la trapical slimes, and many Mbar asses, will frequently derange Else sr a vows se areas ; in each cases we can hold out an assurance of re animalion, by remedies which bale bag answered the sanguine hors of patients uf both eases. flat bane to human happiness togs V[31[1114% can now be mow fi reg t em ly, the improved state of Medical dehisce having divested its antidote of the.. distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibitioe uncertain and harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days only are required fee the removal of early synsp- Mem; that the most hinters,* ease will yield to our remedi, Within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself lellood, the diets. may be prevented akiegother from appearing ; a‘allar remark applies to many oilier deraagemans of the gene. sladre system, as weakness, ulcerations, arc. especially strictures, obstinate cresol which are dai4 removed without the use of mu ne or atiesslants , dome pee isicideatal to the softer sex, Mutest escaped up attention; in which mildness combined with slimy has superseded the means usually adopted. in Me, our quern w snipe, peculiarly 'anion, and emliseatly successful. Educated In this our native city; schooled in our professional* anointment by its splendid medical characters; and having been able, psesdnaNy, to compare with admiratioa the British surgical practice, with the continental, our peetaniena to superiority (in a branch we have selected) are matured by experisoce, which Is evinced by the daily application we rersive, even frees distant cowries. 0056 and Co. M. ill C. Surges" IS. Samslowtreet, Flest-etreet, Landow e, Foe wipe accuannodadoo we do ate Mak oorldval is waled pert practice, bet stay be cosnakei at all reason able beers.,—.Cootery Patients are reserved to dtagiba Wilma) their Gyillronte.ke. wipes atedidae, wkb advice, wi4 be insnme diately forwartfed to ant pert el the Widest —A Saab-note is awash, stsetsissy tbs cus. SANKRUPT LAWS. Mr. J. SMITH foie, lie said, to present a Petition, playing fur a revisit , of the Bankrupt Laws, from the pi incipal Menthe!: of the Mercantile Bidy of the City of Loudon. To this Petition the nam sof the Bank Directors, with those of the un , st respectable West India and East India Merchants, were an. nesed, It was indeed so subscribrd, that .it might well be denominated a Pctivon from t:ie fir.t met. chants and traders in the country, and tt rain-red to a subject :oghly deserving the attention o that 11, , ute. 'L'he Petitioners complained. chat under a.Commit. sion of Bmkruptcy,/esofele creditors were too cites. defrauded, while fictitious claimaw.ll. were allowed to . poisbe of. die anew 4 the Isarahnips,alms, tors *We in which the Commissioners. of 4ankruptcy at pre sent • transacted business, in London, was 1:1 inade quate for the purpose, that they were quite incornpe. tent to discbirge the duty assigned them, to tt,e saris. faction of the creditors—that indeed it was extremely difficult, if not impossible, for them to examine the conduct of Bankrupts in such a way as to answer the, object of the law. The Honourable Member con cluded with observing, that from the objectionable character and defective administration of such a sys tem, it must be the -wish of every just considerate man to relieve the Mercantile Body, and with a view to the attainment of that rebel, it was his intention on &future clay, to move for the appointment of a Special Committee to inquire into the subject. The Petition being read, Mr..SMITH moved t e .:at it should lie on the table. • Sir S. ROM! LLY took this:opportunity of ex pressing his opinion with respect to the objects of the Petilion. Toat referring to. the mode of administer. ing the Bank, upt Law in London undoubtedly de served consideration. But the other object of. the Petitioners,. with respell to the general.character and consequences of the Law, was much more impor tant. He was glad that this subject had been brought before the House from such a respectable quarter, and he trusted it would experience the degree of ar. teution which it loudly called for. '1 h.e sysiem of the Bankrupt Law was radically defective t and he WAS persuaded that nothing would serve to correet the anuses complained of but a very material alters. temp in that law. It was notorious tile. the grosscit frauds were practised under the law as it at present stood-a-that fictitious debts very often snperseded bosa fide claims—that indeed many persons entirely subsisted in this town by the fraudulent managemektt or bankrupt concerns—by the supra iiitendenc..l of per. jury and subornation of perjury. The b:•stem. then, which gave birth to such crimes, surely called for the consideration of the Legislature and he was firmly convinced, from tie host imvatrial eximin - tion of the subject, that thosvcr:to.:3 arcs.? principally out of the excessive .severity of the law ; for this was one of the many ease:; in wV;ch the c.:cvssive severity of the punishment defeat-J tile obji ct of the law,. By the ,Ith of George !I. a: •y. bankrupt Who did net app.:ar to his comoi,q.in, tar who withheld any pro. petty of the value of C_'', t, was pronounced guilty ct capital crime. Yet how few were the couvict:r.ns under this Act, and yet how many might be sup. posed guilty of the latter offence. Luc the tact was, that men were unwilling to prosecute while the ec. al:haunt was so races - rive, at least for withholds ; the property. It was, indeed, contrary to every ciple of common justice and eurnmon setts..., that a trader should be punished as a Capital felon for wit?. holding r2O trom his creditors, while such an act on the part of a gentleman would scarely be otemed any offence at all. No one, therefore, of any considera tkin or feeling, could repose in peace if fie had pro.. secuted a bankrupt ti conviction and beaus for al act of this nature ; and hence there had been so few a prosecutions for such a breach of the la while rate: • . . ZWeet. Ocastie. 1/Own. Ristuave, C.Vdwe_ll, Doug" - Met!ivatbir• /*Gregor, Bdtlt, Pitiodre, Good • oobourn sod Soo, Mbar, Lionsoudb, Crouch, Davison, Sena, Hall. Mdd, Oaboarae, POICT OLAICOW. Pnl, Pura and Co. Oa mimosa. Ferguson, MOW, Wilson and Co. PA`Farllas. Lavaanestraz. Madame, Bascom. Komar, ter• STIIILLINO• LOW, Plitt/501h Dunranis. Tbompaou, Anderson. lavna• Davison. KILI/AINOCt. *rasp . STITINENATI DONAL Lasoo. Undenreed. Assam:. Pomo, Cessios. 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