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• rt: _ .• • • . 06. p •11 . . 414*. • ;,.: 9 , 4 4 , z it : 44 FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1817. • vr, Vllll Prticr, SEvzx-mics: Tbla day was publisherl, - SALES BY AUCTION. P4.la, aiVEATI PROGE a DIA'GS. At Zt. ACgCIMAY.D:'e RIII , 3BITORT Of MTS. 101, STILANs.and to be had of all the nook and Print-idle:a la the Vatted /iing dins% Mamba 1. pile* Cs. ad. of 'l l HE DANCE OF LIFE ; consistinc! cf Twenty fourA. Dee;gns., by Mr. HOWLANDMX j with Ilitivra.iont in Verse, by the Mellor of " The Tour of Onetor Syntax." The' . Work will be compieted in Eight ninthly Numberi, rads con taining Three coloured kagravings and litirty-two rages of Letter press. MEM* AND MERStT, OR GRAND TRUNK CANAL HOUSE OF 1.0 It D 3, A.Y 1. Ow•en's Divorce Mil was real a tecnisd time. Committcd for t 1-naorrovr. Wartbeeits W‘ndev Duty Bell, end Government Lire Annuities BID. sea:: bre .gla u 2 tram the Commons. and read timt tilos*. tse Crown land Rerzbune Bill was ennunlved and r.Tcrted. SCDITI >U$ LIESTINGS AC f. THE SECOND PAY f)F 111AWINCI ".111.1tz• mace or VILDNESILVY NEX r, 7th of m ay . C R ROLL cc:tit:v.4'o; a. es 141% Vcenals wine U erg went on- cleerminni by the I . !rst Day's Draw .•4l e inerrased Vane of their Co,ancr-. as Lelia CAPI ntui are %WI remainiug in the Wheel. Tile admired `eh.-me of this - l.ntiery is so well known, that ft u 6 34 01 a.rilltn. to n mind the Publie that it enntains roua %ND i'VIZE:4 lip .4•20,00 n. And hit.ra Orin Pri.:%s to One lank. Ti-.l4eis and Selves (w.rrant4 undrawn) are on bale at the 00:4% it;. CAK It 0 L 1., 7, Cuit.htlt, and Oafortl•ati vet, at du a thud i'ric.-s. viz. Whole alibis - .Cl 6 16 0 Itaif All 19 O . .C 2 II 6 Qt . 510. Si xteetols . I 6 c.cARROI.I., in the last Oetnbtr I.ortcry, Sold in Sl.are., ya. 7 731 the lest Prise of a:20,Ct,0 ever dravin i tud Seven other Cpi3l4, fit Eighty Shares. Ws clay was publi.bed, In One VI) t !mu. price es. in beanie, • THE ABSENT MAN. A NARAATIvE.- By PETEi: PI.AS Knot of tEe Ortlvr of the tower and Sward. '" kit Nibile, WO Pm" Diego: Printed far Cralock,and Joy% Paternoster- In a few mays will he pubbhei4 I n O w liege Volume, avo. by naldwiu, Dada* and Joy, Poessoster itow, riniE COLONIES. and the present American Re ), volutlen. Trasobtied fmm the French of M. DE PaAD r, bre^:l : Are bishop or Mallets. •.• 1 he Wosk exhibits a General Vrevr„Genemphical, Hi.to ici,3nd Commercial. Of the various CodoniXl Possessions of the Ennp so Powers, lettledive the East holies: of the Policy which it.llc.i. and wineh outfit to be, punted by the PAttber Countries f.;everoment and Commerat of their Coloi,ks, &c. &c. 1 1 7 ;: - '1'T 1 Mill **lt liri :* u on .1 e 1 1 '.l 1. di The adn.ll It 11 113 'ir s " . r An at 00:*s ' f " dig r.r &id Paif 1 , “11 (.CARP Yr.? 733. t critals, 12 T HE ' Ka I.oodon : in One b rr C Toluei b r c,..11. : At ..• 11w and C letaran 1' lull:ix an i! On the T " ZINI Stlaptlet of Sairp; Ti lc the Voili r Irma ; C Oa; Aans MR: R ' • Andes. lircr'efs 14 Trio+rd f' la;11; and Oa; to whi 1 his eay nBSEI N./ lit.. &lase of t 1 r :'n g- I The gtueral P lll ' , as a I r eerilg a ref capa , 'Jos:erred I s: n inf.it al !,, : ro t'ises r oil a 1.ottlon: t 1 :efino2l,4 7hclttiat SCCI This day THE • • CI-114 I Cnifonnie By N Rerocruhr The first ,*- flea of near this part of '• 'rime ri may, at thi facts—on a )1 twit:acts fiat, and tl tall he plc roach atcu literary ab Printtd ef. in; and cal N.B. 'I frit tbe Pri .... Mato 1 In Or 1* la A VI. fta Cootalo or Sobel col *ha lislaratrs 4 eat and qr and Al rah ' , rioted kr acateuroe PAIRS 1 o f NVek or ; laze 1411 e of *Se Ca: dr, and Pros* :re. baps rtlati ic y, the Lanai itotarks lhe Char: trlce to t int. r ,,, *Ito: se r, A '.e At:l'm:ge t Pants as e si:hir : title the: r. Cor he Serr ' l lird "'arts fr a. ile o po,, 1 111 tistrait lip Smell* 1' kale" I it orie I a errs :it I *i. triste. t . 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Awls, fiBSER VAT 1 ONS on the WEST- INDIA .I ISLA: , 4I.)S, Medical, l'iditird. and ItA:seritantous• 137 JOHN WILI.I t:.(SIN; M.D. Marra tbr Royal Collile or Physician., Edinburgh, forme*/ is r- 011 Ludic: Caithness Highlandirs, and of Spanish Town, lasi :a. . - • •.• The above Work, though partly rro . i.ssi•tnal, is alsistrtl te giceral readers, and, it is koped, will be found'useful to Law ran., as a guide to health, being the result of much esperiencc eating a residence of ttearly 14esra within the Teories. The e.. 111 capacity of the Negroes in Africa and the West ladies, is ',lnterred in relation to moral and christian attainnvonts ; and s: unsion is afforded respee:iits the actual coa.i:t tun of the no.ulatim m the Cokmies, as is calculated to enlighten the con a subject ton much obscured h y many antecedent writs re. London: Publitthed by 1 Harding, sa, St.lantes's.street ; sold at I , aronl,hyW.Grapel; ay Ns* by Uebaitu ;at Bristol, by Darry; 7hcheikham,lty Henny ;and in Etlitilturtli, by Oliphant a. Cu. SECOND YeiLU MI: OF MASON'S IRELAND. This day was publtshed, price One Guinea, illustrairti by a number of Maws and plans, V o l ume t±, of THE 3TA TISTIC A L ACCOUNT, or PA RO- L CHIAL SURVEY of UtELAND. Drawn up from the Citerenniraiiesis of the Clergy. By WILLIAM stIAW MASON, Esq. MA I A. Arratruhrucer and Recelver of I irst Fruits, and Secretary to the Board of Public Records. • The first volume (already published,) comprises the descrlp dee of nearly 30 Parishes throughout the dillcrent provinces of this part et ilie United Kingdom. " 'Fite reader must not he surprised to boil sometimes what stay, at the best glance, appear an uninteresting statement of facts—en a more mature consideration, he will see in them the evidences of the present state of national character and deities tiOn, and the mat,rials of the future history of the people, and he will be pleased to find, that many reports are distinguished by ranch accuracy of inquiry, Circe of reasoning, and very eminent literary ability."—Quart. Rev. June, Itil3. Printed for Loogman, Hunt, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Lon dse; uwt J. Cumming, A.B. The Third Volante of the above Work Is nearly ready teethe Press. This day was ptibINIKA. (Wk an introduction to the Work, with r Cr new to I.i!ts Events, in One Vol. Syn. price I es• b. , tres, t.ae Edition of A VISIT TO PARIS 181.1.—'By JOHN sco rr. Comaining a Review of the Mora!, Polit:cal, Intellectual. and Enda! condition of the French Cartel; °bursts . ions un the Mariam of the various Classes of SoLitty ; on its Pillitit2i COD shut awl Opi n i ons; and on the general htate of he ln orniation and Attainments in Literature and Arts. Printed for Longman, Hurst, lz.ess, Orme and Brown, Pater sviter•tow; and at the Bride. tsallery, 54, New Bond street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, PAIIISREVIsITID in 1115, by way of firtniels; including a Walk mi. the Field of Battle at Waterloo ; Observations on the late fillhary Events, and Anecdotes of the Evgarments; a View 13165 Ca? tal of France when in the Occupation of the Enr,lish =lldPresiian Troops; a minute Account of ti.e wt.ble Proceed lags telatice to the removal of the phi:okra Works of Art front Louvre, with Reflections on this /iileaqire ; concluding with hnlaiks on the Political "lemiser and Coodiunii of Franc , ! and tie Character of the Bourbon Government. I Third Edition, plc, lo t _ NMI/ WORKS ON BOTANY. 'I bit day was published, • 1. A N INTRODUCTION •to the. STUDY cf PI iIaItiLOGICA I. and SYSTEMA FICAL BO• mv • •-• Ly JANIES EDWARD in, F.R.:;.&e.Lite. •!tic , ltnt of the Liu new* Society. In aro. (thc Third Edit fon). !toil t4ieett Plates, price 14s. b•sards. A few Cr ter are coloured, by &rare , price as. bdi. Pat. of this Work is to reader the :icience of Botanical P...trangenieto as wel. as the general Sttt:ctore and Anatomy ti t I" ants accet.;ble, arid in every paint you ng Persons of si::, r t who may he desirous of . ntrkini, this elegant 114 UAW 11 3 C cit tat e a part of t:.tir Viten . Mo or Amusement. (2 "mtretollom Born Bricanzica; Auctorc Jacob) Eduardo ▪ ' ll h, Egti. Aur. M D. Societati, Prxrlde; dec. Pitt. the Ferond Edi Lm , corrected, and continued to the end of the 2ird Volume of the Fiesta Dritannica, with all new-discovered 1 7 li4 as trim the lingl Botany, and reference s to chat Work 3 . l sthot:!• In limos. price Ts. 6d. boards. .. 3 . 'll.e Classts and Orders of the Linn:gill System of Botany. e sattrated by ti:4o flares ur select Specimens of Mreegn and tadi rent limos. In 3 vols. Royal tivo. 1 riCC di 16$. or with co Kohl s, f 7 it. 1 ',Jr Vic It.is Wink Clall•AlloS a wiles of Plants, with apprepriate • rants. thserio Moil' as lee of the the ul Maims and Or L T 4II -tmcsai, at. a CI,Ar bluci. t atinn 01 his SYstell s • 0 , • tie ready, No. 1. Curv,rsatioss ou liotany, with an LP V,.11:) , .t. 1 '213 O. r maid for Imago. •n, l!tant, Rees, Orate aad Brown, Pa. uaza..ttr Fcnuvz TIHE finest full bodied PORT.WINE, Viol so .. a- see of 1815 . flirt", ditto, ditto, of 1811 . . 426. Ditto, ditto, ditto, of 180/1 . . 4'4 Curious 6n. Old Crusted Port, rive Years in tattle 54i. Dian ' Old Rona, ditto, Four Years in ditto 6..5. flips Whim Wine - - Sos. Dot() hieh Cavoured Midair& . - sig. Ditto P.t.d Ventre . 366. Fine Old Dry Cadiz Sherry • - 465. Ditto liticellas front the Hock (rare 465. French rrntitigniac, delicious - - ens. ziateurnc, or Vin de Grave - - ditis. Cotlout Old West India Madeira, cf the Vintage or I RO2 eel. Ditto, ditto, East India ditto, of the Vieu•tz, of 17ns 90s. Chain;a L ve, the 6:lest Crer.rning and S. AI kl:vg that cant 1265. Le iniported Claret, the finest Lactte, Chantilly, or Cl , a•ean Mixliitt Intsi. Al-u the niost delic'oes Ihrirurs, consisting of l'int , Ap;.h. 12 u m Sht 0 , , 560 pi.r Dozen; Brandy tlarob, al the finest Fiavuor, Y4'. pis Dozen; Nuytau, Gtit per Dozen. . 'Hie above French, Spsui.ll, Hoek, ft &e. and every (Aber dkaeripdon of W;r.es, Spirbs, and liqueur.% may he had, Ly appiyirg to mr.COMMER.CIAL. HALL. t INK C)?d• I'AN Y, No. lu,Sianntr-nngst,or 540, Unford-at reel, Loudon. A NEW CONCORDANCE TO THE !Lux BIBLE. MESSRS. RIVINGTON respectfully inform the Public, that they ere preparing to publish a CONCOIt• DANCE to the BIBLE. which include ail words of impor tmce, and-afford a reference in the mast material pmages in the Holy Siliiatues. 'lh. Wink will be edited by the it. v. J. W. BELLAMY, M.A. Rector of the lTuifed Moirhes of M. Nlary, Abeimich, and St. Lautence Poutithey, and Pri.lseuslary of S . Paul's, and ut ill he printed in a uniform siza wet the ute FAMILY LI! ttl lat,ll edited wilder thy direction of the lioc'ety :ur l'utinothig Oiritti;in Knonlege, by the Rte. (Surge o'o% ly tie Roi Dr. Man: —lt is rre-umed , Lat it will be r,scly for PoltLicat:on ahout Mtchaeboas ; and as it is hoped that it mac he hound accevtah cto ma: Y Pliechascis of the MOLY 31a1I, at wet as to iL l'otasssJra of other Qtl.l4tlo kilittuaa Yi tli Holy Scriptur.s. IN THE LITHOGRAPHIC ART. No. I. pr. 106. Cd. co•.ntinlas Niue Designs , of i:lcw Edition printra front Shone, of DURER's PRAYER BOOK; consisting of 45 Des'itits 14 exquisitely-tasteful Ornaments, al.:1 a Portrait 44 tiat cel.lw.ted Artier. copied cm S:o:ie, from an F• 3: inn pcblished 'Gnu. sears ago at Munich. The Pubbsher hopes to prodotte an Engltsh Cory equal to the tlerman,wilich is a perfect Fan-Simile of the fatuous Original. It will be cutup:int! in Five Monthly Numbers. AlsO, Nuitibu 1. prle, flo. comas:hog Fo•ir Dteigas of a new Work, on to entitled, . . A SERIES of INCIDENI - s of ENGLISH BR AVERY during the late Cantrios on the Caimpeat, by A. Atkinson, to be com pleted in Sr: Moott.ly Nuntb.•rs. ABSOLUTE 12 h:VERSIONS ON APV *NCI:a) LIVIIS, CANAL SHARI: i, and BONW,. TO BE SOLD BY AUC EION, • By SCO T, On Fittoar, May 9, at Twvlve, at the atm unlr.s seeeptabl • offers shall be yrtvi..n y n:'..thr `by Prier e Cuateite!, So iwu Lots, VALUABLE ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS In the Your r•er Cent. Bank of Englinul Antioirka, f.!,181 .51. 4d. Stock in the said Fund, to veitilk tha Purchaser wis becrone crritleJ, rot the dr.e.rase of a Grlitit man in his ;kJ year. Abc, Sl,tel ditto, on tbetlece.r>e of a Go... Osman In his 79d year. F.aa'a of the above sums are vested io the many of Trustees of ernntetit rispecia:lity. raliares in the Union, Wry and Arun, Kennet at.LI Avoio, Wurei!ftter and Writiitri:Lam, l'hantes and Severn, and Ihningstoke Canals, and £:O0 stoke Canal Bowls. l'ar.iculare at the Man, and of Mr. Seot., 29, New Dedge, otrerr. _ TO USERS OP LIQUID MACKIN°. RICHARD TURNER'S REAL JAPAN IRLACAING may be bad, RSTAIL, of the undermea uo:li d respectabk Shopkeepers, It bat ; 1.4 19.6 d. each. Wards cannot s-t forth its just prams, WV its traJscendlot Talkies be truly known but by especumesk AGENTS IN SCOTLAND. Moans& Thumu, AVONIIO,II. Mat - 4411y liCianaLay. Beware; Ceeper • 'Tamed, Histbans, gist [lTU. Wthoo, Atelier, Mickle, Malard, /kickless, Anders's', Hodgson, httchell, Drydeo„ LA mow. Drown, Robin ion, Calewell, Dougall, M•Gruutlier e Black, M•G regor, Belch, • hl•lntlre, Good, tialtouta and Soo; M.Kirliy, \tiller, Cr ulg, 1.1-armouth e Crou Davison, Seller, Auld, ()shiurne, Obill‘oll. PORT GLAIOOW. Paul, l'urea and en. GuELNOCL. Ferguson, Azzatasztt. MoMain, Mathias, Aickery, ,iutheriand, Ani!ersoo, . &moon, Darman, Corbett, Lanzl.uid, Calved!, mall, Maier, Calder. lisawrzit-oros- TWVID. Iticbaidsuu, Gibson, Waitts Mellrose, Spencer, DURUAM, Weeland, Oswald, Horgetr, Gleason, Hetten. Dutisaa. M,lkr, Grieve. DVINFZIMLINI• Richard+•on. PAISLIa. Bibbane, Morriss, Taytor, P..ind M. Dc;tll. White, Voir Urquhart, &IL bloats r a. Robson. Wit/buns, tenwick. Moo - ran:a. I.yaU and Co. Symnnd, Petry& NIMUAITILN. Barnard, Body, WIGTOS. Carrick. AT R. Gray. Kirkwood, Balms, Mann, 'Sven. SoNeARLAND. Snowden, Carver, • I Rae, 13Iabb, Ambler, Hupp, PiuudiOot, Darlirg , Laiumbs, Dcbinson, Longrldge, Garbutt, Robson, Powe. Soars SHIELD). Allen au.: Co. Hobbs, Dodds, GleAtone, Hopper, Burnett, id umb I e. Now; rs Sumas, Davison, Rochester, Fa: boos, Mon, Armstrong, Smith, Cower, Mosly, Canine, APDorgall. Pella, Dewar, Elliott, S. Nquner. HalNday. EDINSVILGU. Bishop and Sous, Cianetti, Saunders, K. and A. illehard son, Berg, Whitslaw, Nielson, Robb, Brown, Thompson, 1 4 01:4, Russ, Fraser, Nicamion and Co. M' l.atchie, - Boyd and Co. !Amu, Stevenson, Sutherland._ 'W,lsati and Co. Is*.•F unite. I.aortascialam. Henderson, Renner, Renaiy. Low, Patterson. Du RIZ& ThiAnis.l3, Aultr)o.i. IL7rw. Davison. Kt LIA' NOCX. Strang. STONIVAVLN. DUIIC4O. 1441100* 3.lnderau3d. Asasursem. Pearson), Cousins. CAauxa. .101:1e, Warwick, Hope, juts. CePAR, Firs. Ihompoo, atson; DingwalL CAVTAA, Aitol/3. Soar, Yuung• Foiran. Gros,nt, WAlk rr, aosiold. ALUM , . 1 Anita. tlicol. HADDJIIOTON. PfOW. bil•Klocale Siva*. Con.table, Taylor. Feat:er. Nuvni Demos. NIIWCASILL 17tON. Tsai& "ANuam. &attic. Vet.loaf. Nllams. Eifel/. Lae. - 117 c"i").t.li/ZGZ42t2' 140. 114. London-road, South*elk. Sold Read) by all rett,ectable Shophorpers witbln the elrevll - of this Paper, in Stotts Bottle,. at Gel. le. and is Od. each. It B. Ask ft r nu mines Blacking. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • • Dy Mr. SCOT On rn:DAT, Mity ilk at Twelve, st tb..l M.rt. unless preallabsfy disposed of by Private iNitte.te'. TRENT' and MERSEY NAVLGATION, Three Shur cs in this eicellent Concern, diehling Xito pet Sl•are per Atiniaii., payable half-yearly, with the be,t-founded pew:peers of cronsiderably increasing. The eminent advantages of dd. Canal are well known. Particulars at 1: relines finta, Piccadilly; the Mart ; aud of cott, 28, N. :w Bridge street. MONEY. vODLEM 1 7 . N , Ge utlentvn, &e. rriy be supplied with Money to any tmoont, en term , . equal to momagr, secured on Fr Cory:told, Land, cr Hasse:, Matey in the 1. unds, Ma: riage WidoWe Jc.int um, Clergy:netts' Livings, cr any totwr Pro arty. Persons of st atility may be accommoAattd on their per,noal wCtiri'y,,au.l the Lus:nes3 completed without exposure or .!elay. Applicatton from twelve to two, or letters (post-paid) address:id to Ilettass. sod Co. No. 4P, iou:11-street, reti:lcy-olutre. HICKMAN'S DlUaliflC PILLS. THIS celebrated Medicine, by numerous and cunt ex:mord:nary cures, has rufficieutly w.tablithed ha ✓..putalun as a ternedy fur the Gravel, ad every thsea.e urea iioaed by a vitiated action *II the urinary organ% to requires no furtha reenrartsen.lation. By conthinirg rhenneally with the eereted fluid ard strty:.hening the ves,ets, it both clot,tthrt IA carries away the gritty matter already formed, and in.. vents it., future genetat on. Awing on tl.ese prinelplet. Hickman's • recommended with eoldidei,ce tot eery patient sill c:tnl wan 1 disorder: aging from the Kidneys aid I:l3o.der, whether a. Gravel, Lumbnn, Pains In Ita:k or Lulus, Stopp..tts ut Urine, or winoever Other form they ally asqnne; and they powers the advantage of retpir.ng neither ct num: nor 8-4:lat.:bit of d:et duriug timir use. Sold, la boxes at 2s. nd. and e l Is. (by Appoimmont) Butler ard t'ons, ChLutt-ts, N.) 4, Chu?; 4 01 St. Paul's Cburchlard; Sanger, tsO, Oz.turd.stre,t; NA'zig'.; and Co. 269, H.L i ft street, Bortioo ; and 111 1; 0 „k w t. kers and Drugghim al every City a...d 1 own iu ti.e Uni.ed MA I IMMZ)NY. 14 Invalhlitrie ratruiti reit:tat:it jejiii is tuti."—Viso. tram the taint eaihrace - Unmanly sons arise, a ruuy race! \IAItitIAGE should he the found:it:4+n of 50641 11 happlutss, which is often eisturbed through the partici that form the union nut taking those precautions which mouth secure them the enjoyment or that von aortic:tic Amidst the melancholy variety of disot..ers un.!er whi:h i , t.rnast nature it known to suffer. there are none more alarming or more distressing than those vi hich result from fashionable gatietits, early dissipation, so,itary lottmperance. CURRiE an.t CO. beg to state, that the sedulous at tention of a Practice exclusively threcte i to the Treatment and Cure of CERTAIN CONII'I.A IN IS, etritks them to t he claim of super;or actin - gement. As regular Surgeons, they tdlr a spat dy and permanent cure 64r every stage oft disorder, which is cot trac , eil in an unguarded moment, and winch poisons the st.rings sit life; and for every class 9f debility which is the conic. quart of juvenile Ind •cre•ions, prrventing the maturity urinal). hood, entailing by antic pation oar its unhappy victim ail the Willi:le& of old age—the body beco.uing 'titivated aril cm cia:ed—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind gleamy and dejected. For the sesult of their success in this partieura branch, they refer to that re, .cation, which, they fir:tee theat• selves, they bate acqnireil by zU years experience, in a much ex tended riraet:ce. In slight and recent ca.., of Syph : bete Coin ylaintsts perfect cute is completed in the slam period of two ihiyi; and in the most ago ranted ceses,a proper per.t vemact in their plan of frea , insures to the patient an metro -ate corsti•ution. ' Wunti n, who have lung 'seen disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured that, in m o st Instances, welt defects are curable by medical skill; and though the es. moval of such impedinivies bean aka of iloubt and uncertainty 1 with others, yet the cure 01 inch e...! i s by thegrattual ton grist of renovation, is the 2cqu ri mega of their exp.:deuce. Mesas CLIP.RIE and Co. may be consulted by Pa:tents of tither. :•ez, with the greateat secrecy and honour, at their house,.l No. 107, liatton•garden. Patients in t'..e country, staring their cac,pct, and generalnabit oh living, ;cc. &c. tn. lo,f11; a eeinft tante fpr alsize and medicines, the sante w.ll be given or eau to any part of the Kingdom-10., II sibni-T47.len. BY HIS IetA!ESTI"3 ROYAL. 1.1;1 riiits r LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, to all Its stages, the VENEREAL. DISEASE. One small Pili is a dose, and the taking of one Box, Is a rvecut 1 rate, will soon con vi9ce the patient of the certainty of his fretly recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, route sale, or mote tonsil:lent than CA) Remedy, for retch as are ohl:gel to roltur nies or to sea, as It needs no c:lnfintotent not restraint of diet and dtty years eaperiei:ce an extensive practice) has rtove.l tha: it will affect a enre when repea•ed Salivation end all otLer ' methods "veil nothing ! F. 4 the Scurvy and other Chroniell Disorders. this Medicine fits not hs parAel. Upwards e t! 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cure I of the above cruel disorders ' within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, I'AYLOR and !ON, -Members of dor Royal ebllegeof Surgeons, at their douse, No. 9, New Brittge-street. in Boats of only 2.. 9.1. each, duty included.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night VIA) are also sold by their appointment, with copious direr. , ions Agile 1 oy Shop, WS, Osfurd street ; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, risb-srrect-411i, newly opposite the hfotooneto ; and by tote Person iu every cousideraine rosin in Great pritain and Iretantt Advice gratis to persons taking. the Own s er ether of the Prt prima's tifedidreee • Etrl SPENCER .cited, that he had a Petition to present from a S , .ciety calted the Academical So. eie:y, which he belioNd to be .4 very respectabis tirtAy, and which WAS siAricd by sever.ll very rerircc. table Hama. The Society in quest: nit .clt Vicrniettret acgrievediry a pro ceeding. be not ell! it de. cision, ot the Magistrates at ate Old Balky S.,ssiona, founded upon an i‘ct pass:3 in the present Session • of Parliamunt, of %hie!' he did know the czar title, but the ob'rct ot which 9/1% the prever.:'..lti tioaz Meetnip,s. Their lArd.h:ps wc31 , 1 hear from the Petition Itself in what ti pert :lie Pe , ;tiiii.,ers had been aggrieiel ; but tliou3h they e:ot:ti!aly had iea.. son to complain, he did not 'know that lie c nl.l d any thing farther its the ma:ter than to more that the Petition be laid on the table ; nor did he msatt nu* to enter at all into 11::: dice rssion of the 8,!,..;ti0as Meetings Ati—r-.r Ip.calie the q•icstion, whether any such measure w..s at, all call;s1 for by ti.: situ t- Lion of the. country, or w;:coier, sump)st.l 4 some measure to italic beta, called h r, the Act witiat was pass:d WAS the most priyer nizasure, was ry.t now' Cpp ; as their Lordsinps had, by passing the Act, deci2ed upon thew points : and, secondly, because he understund that a itil6.e htirud .4 Lis. 11'W/ pre. tent, had alteady called th:ir Lordsitio' at entii.a to the su'oject. When the Pt titinsi sliould be laid on .tla table, ant other Noble Load would have an op portunity of proposing cane I:l,..:e,Jerik trprin .it if he thought poti.er r but thotyli he (Earl Spericei) did not ii.terl to propose any farther proceedinE, •intt rather believed that no redrets could. be given, ;et at the Petition had been put into his !taits. and leas couched lii vet,' rtspectful languege,•he had • Ciought it his duty to (street it. eetieOn was then read, and stated that ti e S •- ciety in question, whose rneetiags wtie held At N.). 10, Chaucery.lane, had Originated at Oxford in some .year between 1770 :Ind 17h0;.that in 17 roost of tie Members residing in L . •ndon, the Sot tty had been established there, and had continael its meet* togs ever since; that none were admitted to Le Mem. loos except those who were tornstito., of some of the Universities of .the Uoittolliinp,dom, of the loos of (Court in Eagland, of the laettlty or Advocates sit Scotland, or of the King's lons, GI College of iq tr. nooth in Ireland; and that esory Nlttriber admitting a strang: r as a heater anti, which he was cooled to do, was responsibh: for the respect..lility of the per son admitted s that the discussions of the Society were cooGued to Philosophical, Literary, :and iiista ical subjects; to the escludan of controversial Pol. rtes, though subjects of Political Science were Rot ex ensiled : that when Seditious Mtooings` Acts had been passed on former occasions, the Society had al. ways bten licenoM i but t h at, on applying tor a licence under the last Seditious Meeting Act to the Magistrates at the Old Sessioos, a license had brut :elutes', on the ground that the object 'of Ile Act was to prevent all Pont:cal discussions whatever: that the Mcnebcrs of the Society either actually walk or iiiencled to be, Members of the Learned Peale*. .ions ; and that the discussions at the Society wets to them an object of great importance: that the Ack o gave no appeal from tite Sessions; and that the Pc. titioners were compelled to prti:iou their Lordthipi, and prayed such relief as their Loriships noglit think tit to grant. Earl of DA RNLEY.—Thoutalt he concurred se jig his Noble Friend iu the opiti:on that the +loos! could sot redress the grievance of which the Pe& tiouers complained, yet he could not hero slyinp,o that they had very serious caote of complaint; arol it had been admitted on all hands, and ev e n h e th e Noble Secretary of State for the Home Departeneet. himself, that it sever was intended by that Act to prevent all political discussion whateser. lhat when their Lordships were employed iu the enaconeot laws restraining the liberty of the subject, the trice! ante of W:ltCh the PeCtinoer: complained, it shrived how careful their Lordships ought to be to frame siach Acts such a mariner that it would S. inspio sibie to misconstrue diem. 'Dote WAS nothing in the Act that could :rally bear the construction tiolt had been ptt upon it; but when their Lordships saw that Magiorates for the County of Mishit:sea had so misconstrued the Act, they would consider bjw liable it was to be misconsoued by Magistrates 7•Jr other places. who might be pi-emoted to be less en lighte,ted. It was well worth while, thrtflore, to consiler, for the sake of the politic. whether som e steps ought not to be taken with a view to amend the Act, so as to preveot the Fusibility of ruise,, ao struction ; th tugh he did nut pledge hieste.ll to pro. pose such :t measure. The Petition was laid on the Teble.--Adicarnej. 1101.1:ir. Or COMMONS. The Shell% of London ; rt. •ented 3 Petition f rom t h e y . „,4 Mayor and Corpotatitm the C:ty of Lomicm, complaining t 4 thr Meru:mot ptuAstutioli, particularly in the younger pan of thi• irmsles In the Metrukelea s anti a.trihatin: tt to the increase of Locces of fame, playing the 'interference of the Legirla. tun:, survn—E;t:•• titti same, by some measure which riticht t11:0; on of such homes as public istiiiictter leas re. rocceddl., and tend more effectuAlly to euppreee I . IIC Petition hens roul, was to .1. tea to be referred to the Co-t -tahtre tywr the Polite of ths Nle:rupults t opus the hiotion. f liAllllt3 SlLlatr. itJ.iME 4 bHAW*resentedaPetitionfromthe Inh.thirw•Sir of the Parish of be. Matthew, Friday-a:nee, in the Cty ions. d o g, Rialast the 1 otterei lithe harems* 8411. s..tieh was tuettet4 up t reed, and onlertd to 1 e on the Table t ll tie *snood r.asii , 4 at the NI. Walla Petitions were tintemtri from other Ps. ri.bea in the Cby of Leedom, which were dbytteni of is the same-way. ' Mr. Swat:rya presented a Copy of the Pringle premmted by ti e AnOmnieill Society to the 111.1;ea.t.t'es of Loioleii. aklitale bled at the Quarter at the /LI Oidtred to lee tin the I abt.,, so.d to be r intel CM the 14vtliJa IscwANJOY, *sat cegerol i dig a)- .