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, A Z; GT. 7:!:a.f• ty„ _ 1%). fat c NrII3SR 9427. •••= ••s l: SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1817. ~_,r. . r, `t'VEW-PISFOR.- coNTRAcr .FOR COAL:4 AND CANDIZI. PARLIAMENTAR r P u OCA SidINGS. SALE POSTPONED. THE FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE. and ESTATE, at 9 I'ItAI - I'ON MARGAREI 'is, ad vertised for SALE on the 2ntli of MAT, 1817. is deferred until MOKDAY, the 2d day of June next, and will be Sold, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Goddard Arms Inn, Swindell,' unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given. LO.MMIS3.IRIAT DEPARTMENT, Trona'? Cliratleri, Mei 10,1917. riUCH Persons as are desirous of Contractiorwitli t:".# the Agent for Commitment Supplies to furnish for Twelve ! , t ,„es. from the 25th lone next, inch quintities of COALS .I CANDLES, as may f - nr time to time be plaited, for the . ;i ddinentioned Barracks, may receive Ponieuisrs of the Con. ri m ic spplyitg at this Office bet wells the hours of i 1 and 3, la rrplti y Cninniisctry General 'toting, at Edinhorgh ; and to torc h., li arrac k-Ma i !ers In the Wands of o.writwy, ter Alderney, and &liver tbcit Tend.rs at this OIA as fol. , . rcr srrplyin Coals. sca'ad up and marked. ~ Tert.r Cep's," avail rwelve nCi •rk on TIJR3DAY,the *tor filar. Teel T fur sir;rifing Ca:Ales, sealed up, and " L e Cand,l4," until o'clock on THURSDAY, the ph. f :une; but no Pro:los:el, elther for Coals or Candies, k uniess made on cr muscled to a primed Par. r:le Pride Inserted in Words at istotth; nor on !ea a Itmr be subjoined to such 1 2 pout, dined by Two Pei* k:!•nv:1 Property, engaging to become boned with the p-tlt:.n.:,:rfog, in tisi: sum ear re.sc,l to the Particulars, fur the ssrformatme of the Contract. If leaders are sent by poat, tit postagemust be paid. ;ht•i the folyowing Counties to be teadercl for st•pararrhr, sal all the Barrack, in each Conan,. (except the Barrack at Bans gi plz) to ha supplied nutlet one Cents act, viz. Burks, De ••on, fate; Huns, Nerd, Middlesex, Sussex. &pante Tinders and Contracts to be made and entered into kr eac'e of the Bar:acts at the ft:Bowing places, viz. Chester, say, Truro, Ca: lisle, 'Bat nstaple, Marinates.. Weymouth, Sun- Leland, Suter:on, Parkhurst, Isle of Man, hiamchester, Nor. Yartnes.d . . Northampton, Noith.ghans, Taunton, Ips wich, landinald for., CI oydon, tZ , lddiord, lit m, Birmingham, Ctiventre,'Crosebrie.re, I gift, :lheflit 13, York, and scarho much. The liarracks in North itAill at uhicb NentAstlc or sunder lAd Coals are toe.% stp b 'junta-red for togellur ; and the miser Barracts in North Britain at which Scotch Coals are recut, to be it like motet tendered Sur and sepvlitel under one Contract. Al the llarracks In the three is!ands of Guernsey, Jersey. and Aidennry, to be supplied under one Contract. EXCiiEgtlh.lt 011.1.011.10 E, May 13, 1317. TO BE PA ID Off. Ad r.scLeciner Bills dated ht the Months of July and August, 1816. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS e.HIS AM JESTra TREASURY, having gives Direetiensfer 'eying of astetiessed Exchefwer Bale, wide the littered Jill Oise, he the Dude of Exehegrer. riester, 4111 Monday, de 9th day , of be even doily (Bassirse sod Ho& isteLiding Monday, she ed June, Jr.. • titi Owe it Me iffleratte, fir the sr t,for the greater diipalet, the bearers if e,e each Inceiptisa if Wine in seporate Aaiun; them its the order n• 8' the s.:•.11: anneal &hr: ustmeri.ally io-ipal SWIM and !Massa dete therma i ; the days ow whsoh they Are rettedively Julia iffelesive, whet t se barred shwa they he ortiv ea the Artiste if io the "fills; are prevhsely tepreeom ; and the Beasest are oho imartessiley milk their Issaal 'isolators*, essd to sera, the hottest of cads attars& List; sod attend the Bseslaerser Bill Wee for ,ar sad give the Reaepts for the r•reo;la Ilil4 J 40411 a hair•lF?freedOlSS loth est, previews to the sail..th.4l4y laccossaredoessl,Jpis • tompathrg the jettensot pi rte paid, and Imola: the said Jill. ./b there!. &arms? f heftily nevi Bickerer of Principal, dose apariiiej teat Bilk 4 hems f their Lids, delivered M ir tam A imearsirodaied with teem Bile, Order, amnia: m lamest Two. m every Om lissalrai Parade, orhish &et the sell lib day V June, ad eoiti thr interect lee sa raped V the emismistd, on Tuesday, tie 10th dry 'solidi's Endow, mad tiitsdipay- d e Mi c e. ay above niendoited, may be eaukesculaot, V will be paid to the Davie Dips; dati4 . - TOpr to Ju'y, 1516, have .01 . 4, owl the interest thereou bat tivikii•tz r raßs pArtN.r. 'PENETRATING HAIR iitclniemleno for which Patents have ' Wen found SO geoerolly beneficial as _ wed important Discovery, and tor Which Isap i gisessrta say be a constantly receiVitog the ' the PrattW. As a Brush for cleansing .elty etrengthenlng and promoting the stsgsflority is scasuwledged over emery ail asks otmelety. These celebrated hop elosnelogtaise hair, in wigs, toy. itfAhg.vtuft, width no other brush can into decks assi Sew.s will be found to likewise Sac hats, SEC. ate. At a Sall fish; ibeY ire alike sipirior. As horse ineitiniabfel ft Sled only be oblervid, they are ' ,remenrnondosil,by Professor Cahoon mid ' 4 are tit Ise at their College. As Bah its( the rested coneciptente'tis per ast„, egilepsy, apoplexy, fed^ and are tbe,Medical Profession. As household aidsisasions, vit. shoe brushes,serubbing pretest chi Sine 'estraordioary cleansing bill In a superior sunnier, knd with hail Patent Brtubes ale peculiar for cleansing Sul eosin's, and all sorra of moridoe and thiporaust dieovery is daily dove ;coosesuences,andestestie to all brushes what ' superkwity of the Patent Brushes, that all wholly useless, as will be proved on it ial Metcalfe (Palliser), at his Brush and , Orem .Mary.le.bonnewtreet, Penland sus, °shad meet; and all resgectobk i Kingdom. Wholesale orders to be Katt, 49, Deart.nrect, Soho; and Londe°. In purchasiug the Pose please to sok for 1. Metcalfe's Parrot Brusbps, i tt 4 tA - :litar the has the Pa witee's sump on it—s' M. r a'euive, Londoo," in the Margin, and CI. 11..orkb th. : . 4 _Crown in th e centre; 'roes impositions horn beim prat the sublet , both its price and quality. by miptincirles . 7 1. oalivis spurious brushes vritis rested labels ea th ins. ‘,. ' 4 l ltera l'atrat lltushse.. Si; 011 tilu Daridcws 5at1,11... aplZ) to his sLvAilled eneir one I f re es, Hants, Nast, kliddlests, &pante 't sutlers and Contrae fa ea et of the Buracts at the I Still, Trate, Car lisle, l3at astarle • Leland, Staple:9n, Parkhurst, h rick, Yartnet.ti , , Nortltsmrton, landiaald 1 . 0 t% CI eyden, Curetar r, 'Cronin - ler:, I Loh, :;ht The Barracks in North IA Coals are marl, ti. b7ieusl,rs Hawses in North Britain at whit is like unmet tendered ha and r A I the ;larracks In the three is' Alders ,to be supplied under cm EXIX4b.(2IIKK 1311 TO IJAPiL r.schequer Bills dated hs the 1810 THE LORDS CO,lllll. JESTre TREASUIrr, hal rM Priesitalef the Jost esseitituted Intherroe, at the Exchequer Bill q Nem Palau Teri, Weitmituter, hota,lBl7, eatmeimee ie lap &Nod) wadi and isselalini eChei la the Merairz till 0 saes f scat legthe same; and, fir de said Dille are desired to place e.l hide,halei:h are is le eltaia..l at il , 4 thiersefreetiroeiees,sa:k emeeri, spatifyinstie trio.* milead Ina, Sat eseJadises the sts, 1114 & the mil 9th day ef Jul slaw; milieu mid Be.srers, she ileassishast mem are jointed is hermwasessmch Hoiden ; IA opirafteiaiereo oath Bill evitA the Air Mom aid Reshinwe at the hym enremer revened le attend aat,ni thrtemYrthe the kajdete edge aftreai , home: e the Frio 421 .sad .lat Otos, they my hr - ammonia& lit key so akieh they OW title assiutin wee lay trim tlweefy. dedlereespas may he dak'.ws oi I. parte loetymeat of Pe eei antiadas the await at the in lyin Monday, the std Juni, espy yegaile to Of Ode fate liaofany by 5Ee d.re, as ro New Buie will hear ekti' I swl it Miami, together with has se desired 1 , 7 P.. essaheaseas :In, end thepliegring Days. • The Eseittequer BM tole ten :lb 10 Or ChtiOrt Oder neatened by saidarseuieut the Munk shall not be dlled.tip. N.B. AU Dia:etre, 13111. da here telverdied to be Obi et awed. • EY Hi MA tIISTYI' . ROl ETC LVEll* PE gl • IittISHES.....OI ail ito , lrt Pined, none has rim b••• tst extraurdittary and Imp "littalfe his the hapnisemt, I • incite( tbipNogbgg and the Pt the Had beat Swart (thereby IS, • Smith of the Hair), be eopefiol ImPleatert. whatseeveriby ail m r an reoommendei fp, Al fees. ire. al die* peseaste tor* . ntese Patent Brookes few ill a ?krt. these articles; filmy* b`- 1 , ;mil or plant WIWI; the ▪ b lot* they,are lot netlablig It 1 7_ 4 1 'proved sod gumption • tbt aihntiy Surgeons, and are I niket, their rapiertiep ariof ' e * to 10 * to rbeintellsoi % aj • "gl? recelnesended by die M e, helmet the wadies duninniall *Wins itc. ire. they geosiess I ' l :relnttn &int the well in a ibt weal labour.-..The Patent b • 134 daatry and mechanical mg X onto; la shore, this new and ti IvAl the greatest cessequencosi ✓ "arm So great 1s the wiped/an (441 (ita comparlsot.)a re wholly 1 " - robs had retail of J. Mita as Cnb Ilaitufactury. err, Orals r e i?"; 'A . G. htet ulfe, SW, 01 " 4 , ° Pktepera the ,United Mai 44, !re , sed to Metcalfe and Kati d G, Kent, Ss, Pou:try, Lend It aing brush please to as k f •••• NEXT TUEsDAY, edY lititi r ,.THE. LAST DAY, WWI all tilt fitllowiiii capital& must be draWils 2 ... Of 5e20,000 4 Um * 2010 4 1,4100 6 ... SCO . • 2QO, &c. &C. T SIVEW aIGHT, tire. Contractor, morns his r„, • grateful Thanks for the unesaini.lcd enctesse of the favdurs of the Public at his °Meet, 37, Cortita, 38, Haymarket, No. I I, Holton.' ' sod 111, (Word street, where Tickets and Shares, sira7ratiteil midi awn. con•hine on Sale. J. Sivtwitionr has made but 'gm/reale drew: In the Price, when it Is eon misted that only FOUR Capitals have been drawn in ilia two first days, and that all the above f C1112i:1 in the Witt el, and musr he drawn in ONF. DAY as above. Purehaaers be. tore that day, if uosuceesshil in the presmt, have also the chance of gaining a ticket in the next Lottery, the Scheme .uf which. cutitams 2 Prises of set 3,000 2 Prizes of .ESCO •f ••• •• • .0 4 ...... ;00 1,00 On v &e. Etc. The present pram, Is therefnre itio-t proetlous fur ativen forme. a id lint little chance of getting &. Blank. ONLY OPTE DAY MORE. AND THE LO - TI.RY WILL FINISH. Mager Tilt Virzi& s ut itt,ooo 1.000 1,0113 TWO FOUR FOUR. bIX EIGHT • Rte. Rt. Coowi.. anil Money. MI of which stint belkawst :genii/b.:WAY, 20th This Ikltnith. N'arratited Undravra Tickers and Mores are selling by T. DISH, Steck•Broker, 4. C0m1.:14 and 2, Chat ing Cr,,, x London ; And by an Agent tit bee in every principal foini to the Country. Ticket ..... Half ... £lO 19 0 I Y.lghh ... selt in a Quarter 5 11 0 Sisternth 1 I I • 4 1 IA tters, post-paid, dale amocered. PILLSZNT PRICK : aCZO 19 0 THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING. And di fo•lowing C.11)1 nu.s sl ILL IN nil!. WHEEL. TWO of ',COO FOU It of ....... 2,000 FOUR of SIX of 1,000 500 &e. &e. die. AND TWO PRIZhS D U ONE BLANK. GCAR ROLL invites his Friends who had • 1 idiots and Shares !ti the present Lott*/ to ascertain their fate at either of his Offices No. I, CornhiU, or 26, Orford -street, in order that they may embrace the opportunity, should they he drawn small Prism of eaebanging them for Undrawn Tickets before the tOtli of THU; which will be the Next and lan Day at Drawing, when the whole of the shove Capitals must be deterns•ned. G. CARROLL has furnblied himself with as great a variety of Numbers as the few (hicks to Tickets on hand veil allow, and which are selling at hi.ohl stablithed °laces at the following Priem via. Whole Ticket etilo lbs. Half ... tett) 19 01 Eighth ... £2 16 Quarter 5 11 0 Seats:rob 1 Orders front the Country (Poet-paid) puncttitE, eze:atfol. BUS NEAR BRYGH rON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES rxru, with s RESIDENCE, MANOR. sod ADVOWtiON. TO BE BOLD BY AUC fION, By Messrs. SKINNER. TUCHIN. told FORREST, On Tuasoat, the 34 of lace, at Twe!ve o'Clock, at Garrawsy's Coffee-hou.e 'Chimp? alley, Corr.h.ll, Lortdor s til Two Lots, A VA LUA BLE FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, most .13.. desirably , sh eats in the Pariakes of NEWTIMBER and PIECOM LI, a delightful ;art of the County of bU4SEX, shout sis miles from Ilrightoo and 45 Pons London, lots:stated by the new Turnpike road frum I.ini?lin to Brigh•on, through Hick stead, and also by the Turnpike-road from Henneld Horsham. Compristog the MANOR of NEW - TIMBER, an escargot Familfßasidetife, with (Mei, Coach-house, Stabling, walled Codas ; Hot-house. Green-house, it beau Ind Paddock or small Park of 'icy rich Meadow Lund.' pleasingly timhore.% and re freshed hisa Canal, and cad adjoining loclosures of Meadow. Feature. Arable, Wood, and Dotie • Land, comaintog, us the whole, mt . ards of EIGHT HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, Lying very compact, divided ham rage Fa mot ' w.th Warm-houses and Oat-buildings for Husbandry, l.ssourereCottages. &c. Al.o, the Perpetual Advowseti to the Rectory, wl.h a Par sonage Mines mil 'I weary Acres of Glebe. A Puldie.House or small lon. the sign of the Newnbam Arms. The Estste abounds In Linn stone, and there is a Kahl on the Premises. To be . stewed by applying to Mr. Pilfold, at Newtimier, of whom printed Particulars may be had. Particulars also of Messrs. Waller% &Wilton?. Cuckßeid; Mr. Fleet, Printer, Brighton; at the Se ar, ' Lewes; Swan, Hattings; Lamb, Eastbouto ; titer* Hotel, Worthing; Noifolit Arms, Arundel; Swan, Chichester ; Susses Tavern, Tunbridge Wells; and of Messrs. Skinner, Treble, lad Forrest. Altecngatootreet, Loudon; where a Plait ,`logy be seen. • A FREEHOLD ESTATE, la HUN IS and NOR CHAMP i ONSHME. 'l,O BE SOLD BY AOC noN, By Mr. score, On Patine, Juno 6,A l'welee; at the Mart, (unless an accept able oder shall be ptieiotialy made by Private Contract, AFREEHOLD DESIRABLE FARM. corn. pact and Tithe free, situated In the healthy Village of WIN WICK, in the centre of good Markets, seventeen allies front Thrapston and Oundie, tee front Iluntingdon„ Eve from Aleonburriiill, on the Great North Road; temptin 131 A. A. 4 V. of escellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable 13.n g; d ‘ with a comfortable Farm How mulatto Outbuildings, Garden, and Orekar.l, on ken, at a moderate rest, to Mr. Mimed, a rape sable tenant. May be vkwed fourteen days before the Js/e. Particulars of Frleaws. Bdewell mid Soc. Northampton; White HartiThrapston; Talbot, Qundle; George, Huntingdon; Angel, , Peterborough ; WU, at Stilton ; White Lion, Kimbolton ; the Mart, and a hi:. Scutt, SS, New Dridge.street, Louden. . - • . !SLEW ORTH, MIDDLESEX• RESIDENCE, capital GARDENS and MEADOWS, 'Eight Milearmn Piccadilly. • - • IV BE SOLD BY . AUCIION, By Mr. SCO FT, Os FRIDAY, June 6, at Twelve, at the Mart, 'unless et; se• cepsable offer shall b. previously made by Private contract), with early possession. • A N Excellent FAMILY ItESIDENCE,ipAcious, select; dttached, and very commodjoes; cauta•nhig a handsome Hall, two Drawing and Dialog-lima% Library. ten Chambers, with ample internal and external Domestic Oakes p.u.acularly cotrienientl din good repel. e xt e nsive Gardens and Pleasure -ground fornae with taste; Sisrubbery!waMs, Planta. ; 1 0139, luxuriant Lawss, agreeably sloping to a line river stream, constantly running through these pleasing grounds; Orchard. Adelubilround, Green-house. teed-nese, ate. The Darden+ are meet abitudantly productive of the Linea will and standard fruits, hill cropped, completely enclosed by lofty walls, evi.h i beau sful Meblew of foot acres two roods contiguous; ithble and Cowbotith in ditto. 'the whole presenting i mob I oomfartable, interesting, delightful Residence kir a large Family; fieof dp,o Manor of Sion, at small quit-teed end gee grunt 9 being equal in valve to Freehold: 1 May be viewed foureeen dais before die Rale'Cgaturday and 1 4unday excepted). Particulars at the BA. Isiewurth Castle., tichimond; Coach and Horse,. Branford* at the °s#.m oti ktimeer. Daiwa and Steno; Hare than. Temple; Mr. Scot. , .6, New Beidestrett ; cud ar the Marc. TO SOI ICI FORS IN THE COUNTRY. TVANTED t., Purchase a respectable and w-11 e;tablibb.,,t nusimi:As, .r equal Share in sad, Business, where the present Proprietor would in time resign altogether; local situation of no consequence. A suitable Premium can he immediately advanced. Ile Acivertizer has had very considera ble experience in the Profession, and can !sr ng a valuable seces sion of business. Every explanation will bi• sivm io reply to hirers (post paid) addressed K. B. Messrs. Witherby, Law ata• tioners, airchin-lane, London. 11It day wag publish.id, In one vol. sir.). price. ss. in boarll, Lt TREATISE on the DISEASES of ARTr.- 1-1. RIES and VEINS; containing the Pathulcgy and Tre..t• meat of Aueurismt and Wounded Ark-lies JUSEP4 HODG` , OI4.. Member of t he Royal Collepe of Surg:`,l33 in tondatt. Alb by 'Jigsaw, In one vol. Co ',licit 21/. in boards, rhORAVINOI, accompanied with ExplanaLons, intend c.l to Illustrate some of the Ukt3sCS of Arteries. I.ondm: : Printed for r. and G. Undo-won.% 32, Flert•str'rt Adam Black, Edinburgh; I. Smith and Sun, Glasgow ; a i 1- Cumthing, SURGEON'S VADE MECUM-24CW LI% ;13N. This day was publshed, is aneat Pocket V:Aurtie, pricy e;. b!s. • - - - With Twelve Plates, THE SURGEON'S VADE MECUM ; contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, awl I mimetic of SURGICAL DliEik ES; accompanied by En gravings to illustrate the Modern and Approve! Method, of Operating; also Select Formulas of Prescriptions. and& Olituary of *lt erns. The Second Edition, greatly enlarged and improved. Printed for Longman, Hum, Rees, Orme, and Brown; lubn Callow; T. and O. Undenvnoil, SC, Fleet street; and Mani Black, Edinburgh —Of whom may be bail, The Anatomist's Vade Mecum. Dew edition, 12nio. 9s. The Physician's ditto, 12ino 7s. Qulecy's Medical Lexicon, new edition, gee. 19s. Exantlnatlons In Anatomy, &e 12sno. new edition, Ss. Cd. EAST INDIES. Although the particulars of the difference betwixt Lord AsillEnfiT and the Chinese Court have not as yet come before us in any official shape, we are ena bled, from private infmmation, to offer what we be. lieve will prove a pretty correct outline of what hap pened. Ho-Kvica•Ne had invited Lord Asuteasy to visit him privately as Prime Minister, previous to his introduction to the EMPEROR. His Lord',hip rio ceeded accordingly, along with a few only ot his suite, and in no great pomp of state, to what his Chinese guides told him was, and he conceived to.be, the palace of the Minister r gn being here ushered into a splendid anti-chamber, his Lordship and fol lowers were required to make some very absnrd and inexplicable obeisances to a :art of something in yellow cloth ; and when they had, for the sake of accommodation, partially acquiesced in them, a dorr was suddenly opened which led into another cham-! ber, and the Prime Minister informed Lord AMIIERvT. that he would now introduLa him to the Eatexuon ! I —His Lordship, much surprised at this unexpected intimation, t i ne Minister Ho-Kineo-ve, that he could not conestently with the dignity of the illus. trious Monarch be represented, condescend to be in- I traduced in so clandestine a manner, nor under such a want of preparation as precluded that splendour ot circumstances which belonged to the Ambassador of the BIUTMI KING. The PriMe Minister notwith-1 standing persisted in pressing Lord AA:IIEIIST to enter the Imperial presence, and on his Lordship maki g a motion to retire, was even so rudely urgent, as to give him an impulsion fanned with his hand, on which (as our information goes) one of the English Officers in attendance on Lor d A --MMERST, drew his sword—ardisplay which naturally produced much contusion, but which had the effect of preventing any' farther opposition to the retirement ot his Lordship and suite. The sequel is already kinowto—The Em peror, having been acquainted with the dupl city of his Minister's conduct, immediately dismissed him : but was withheld by some new point of ceremony from making that reparation to our Ambassador , which his insulted dignity demanded. Public curiosity is strongly eciteci by the an nouncement of the speedy publ'edion of Lady Mott. asses a , Frasier." Extracts have he., n read in rrivate circles, and report speaks of it as exhibiting the most brilliant view of society and manners in Parii ever produced. It is to appear next week at Paris as weil AS London. LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOVRXAL OP BELLES LET- Tales, se.—The Seventeenth Number of this interest ing new Weekly Journal, published this day, contains, among other articles— •. Portraits In High Lifer Lord Lttra; Ode on a Prospect of Almack's Assembly Rooms, by General Fitzpatrick ; Lines on the Duchess of Devonshire. Modern Poets: Wordsworth and Coleridge. On Milo-Dramas; The Ezamioer txamlnedoor Observations on the Round I :ble ; Essays; M. Menke of Ber lin's Discovery ; On the Spotlit's Inquisition ; Miss Plunstnes Narrative of a Residence in Ireland; /slot.' of a Temple of Victory ; 1 he great Norfolk Window; Esbillition of Pictures at the Rata! Academy; French Exhibli Gin of Seuipt tire ; Fiends Manners; Roman Letters; Renzarks Yates Operi L'Agied ; rb. Touchstooe, ate. acc. This raper is seat, tree of postage, to all parts of the country. Offices, 50, Conduit -street, and 159, Strand. . It is nniversAlqacknowledged. by the most respee 'able part of the profession; that the Medical Bomb, estab lished by the celebrated Surgeons of Chart°. te House, lilackfriars Road, and WOodstatik.street, Oxiord-air,ist (a few doors tram Send street), are the (ovate,' head fur 'deice. It is a far. that, oy the muted toms of these Gestietnen, upenfrds of Six '1 hou sand Patents brie bees eared atutually ut obstinate Disea.es ; away of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, ,and bun• drub bad been imprOperly treated Dy persons ignorant of at. in. portent breech of the peofissitte.—.lassrs. Coerce, Monitor, and t.* are censultod daily by roll ranks of people, at enth of their isselallshinetitta et by letters from the Country, bating their ea* whew Medielost and Advice tie sent, to all parts of the iiingdont.—Theee are dde•apites as each leuese, si.ti private raoms or fausles.--ateet Charlotte Fliitiee. orpoilte the Its w 'Rowland 1-11:1e Owed; of Woodstock Mire, mar New livid street. • HOUcE OF LORDS. MAY-Id. • • Counsel were heard respecting the Appeal of the Bishop ot dare o. Smi haul ether.. In proceed spin on Wednesday. Their Lordship. then al - awned for smite these tiering plitanris Oa the restimng of he Hituie, Petitions were preseitted from the Universities iit Cambrdot. and °mord slalom the Catbona Claims; the formt r by his Highness r e Mate of C4pur...... and the !Auer by I.mA Os INViLf.e (tit ceepectiveCLanceliors), being re-td, the PetHatts were severally Lll up.in the table. lord L:4:II.LE aiso presented ap; titian trona the Cir.; Bristol against the practice of ktlttents in Aid. Laid upon the tam e . A nan.ber of rills, chiefly te.tte or Lical, wc;e brought up from the t tun:nuns by Sir Jrist as Gandaw. Mr. liaoctiFl4,and others, rind rcati the first time. CATEIOI.IC QUESTION. The Order of the 134 x, on which.their Loreihipi wrre summoned, briag read. The Earl of DONOITfIIIMORF. rose; in. nate,. ;fiance of his notice, to bi ing tinder the considereti t ea their Lord...hips the Claims G f his Majesty's R. 0.. man Cadiolic Abiects in Ireland. Before lie entered upon the views Which he should 'submit upon than mornentdons question to the Hone, there vets a cir. curnstenee which he felt it rieht to erplein. Their .prdsl.ips would consider areaways -3 as discussing in that night's debate not only the claims of Cho:" whose Petition , . Wc had the honour of presenthig on a former bet also the me PC;10002 which had ieme time laid upon the table-,ih one from it highly . rzspeetah:e pretion of the Irish Roman •Cathtiiite a known by the name of the Secede! s—the other Isom the Catholic Liishope and Clergy of Ireland. fl 4 had the authority el a written commtinieation feel% the former, for stating that it was their wf,ls te have their Petition taken into consideration un that nigbt and it was clear that ,the latter also desired and cal. cnlated upon their application bei:.g also considered upon the same occasion, from their having deputed two of their body, whom he knew to be highly re spectable, to promote by their personal preseine it Landon, the granting of their claims. He therefore. stood beferttheir Lordships the AdvoCate of all LIS Catholic cnimtrymen, of whatever party, or.ler s of degree. He should rot trespass upon the i:.Julgence of the How. by. going ioto the generel merits of this question. so often stated and never fairly met. The single object to which he should confine himself on that night, was to roi - nu , calumnies which had gone lately Abroad against the Irish Roman Catholics—to stigmatise the slanders that had been circulated against then; with more zeal and acrimony than ram at any former period—and to correct, as tar as he was able. the utifounded nod unfair impieSsioni. of the claims of the Petitioners, which it was souilst to' create through the medium the puhlic'presse-eraS great organ, which however perverted in some eaeS4* would, he trusted, for ever retain all it; f tree and .freedom, in spite of even the Nnlite Viseceat anal Vs recent and extraordinary crusades: (Hoar, hoar,) his Scheme to erect every single Magistrate 'le his pctty dear irt into a licenser of the press you evety subject; reli g ioas or political, hit mieht treat. It was unfnrtunate that it Lad beet' made the instrument of exciting it:hien against the Cathacr. Never did there exist upon this subject a higher degree At anger in the public mind. What was the prediea. ment in wh'eli, under those circumstances, the Ca= tholics were )laced ? What was the Eitinplaint ulticli they might truly make that night ra'elit they say, We are maligned in our charactcs, cur r.ligion, out loy, thy, and our conduct; roil the very sander vehieli we stiffer vxclades us frim the equal enjoyment of the Caostitution and ;he Lavrt," It was unnecessary for him to detail. !.bobs equally despicable and atrocious—or such a .character ag *read make it appear di :t the authors of them would r, vire the scenes of religious fanaticism whiCh stain ed a former period. Theit Lordships, t t o cdoubt, had (many of them at leart) these libels put into their hands, whit a view to poisoning that night's dehate= a records of Protestant martyrs— veterrients of nticieLt scenes exageerated or perverted-- aid charges tbe most abominable against the characters of the P.::r.- tiiiners, as to their religious'and dill creed ; as if it were desired to press down the Catholics into a ninrd bumble state, every art. evils eisgine bad been mot ployed to elasperete and prejtidice the public mind 'on the suhject of their claims; and tie regretted to say that the efforts of the maliynent had not wholly failed. These were not, how,vi•r, the only dill:reit ties the Catholics had to eecount e r, a n d p er h aps ta.t leeen the lea:a—wliei he reflecte • ttpcn the tncx ;:tad /winner of the Nt:ide Lord cm the V . :n(llE2er, for whose character he entertained Cie highest respect--.- when he medicd to mind the warmth of that Not.'.hi land Learned Lord span an iocierilt.ll aqu,ion to !great question—calling with all the e..eig!:t of his c! . .a. r cater and his place, upon the House, to resist a measure which aimed a vital blow at the Censtitu 11tion of the State,. he cbuld not disguise from himself the fearful obstacles which the PetitiOners had to sur. mount. What was the meaning of the Noble and Learned Lord's phrase ? for ceftainly that Noble Lord could never use one that had no meaning. '/t was no less than this, that all who supported the me... sure which.was the subject of that night's d..base, aimed a blow at the very vitals of the Constituties-e. (C, it: of Order! and rte, no!). The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that using the expression which had fallen nblll him on tbe night alluded to, it was not his intention to impute to those who supported this metiure any such design against the Constitutior. Upon this stsbjeci his own opinion was unchanged. That opinion he always expressed, and defended friciy, %title:tit casting aey imputation upon those irlio eppcsed and With the least view. on the ozcasiuti in question, of in fluencirig in any manner ilea night's debate. The Earl of DONOUGHISIORE, sifter a few words in the Way of etelenation, proceeded to ;sifting that the Various objeestona which 'hid beets urscd agiinst theft claims, were unfounded or fint. With respect to domestic nomite was thi esietacal Seclicif 4.lsresitie that the p-ictice had L,nb cbre.:w-G, or illuiory.-- ation, *bleb wau!d adrate