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0 , 0171 k . 4 •• • , • 41- • • 4/ 14..t A • tt 4 • . A • _t . . . . . • - t t 44 / - 0 r L e r/ - 11, is ' .. SATURDAY, FEBRZARY 15, 1817. I'tiJCF 9349. .......--..---____ TO THE CLERGY. rHE INCUMBENT of a RECTORY in the West of England, of the estimated Annual Value of nearly i.,00 l..arsl-'l as minuted) WInHEi to EXCHANGE the i ir.:c for Prefernwnt, within Fifty Miles of Loudon. The Far rar. House, OMees, Garden, and Glebe are gotta, and very overlent. A ' 'ntss letters, post-paid, to A. B. C. D. at Messrs. Brodie 1-;*ved;vlf., Aalit.bury. ORANGE AND LEMON TREE, AND JESSAMINE. THE ANNUAL IMPORTATION, with a fur titer annply of . 11/BEROSE ROOTS, NEW PAR ME 4 AN and GRUYERE CHEESES, Stc. ion just been recrivel, ut BARTO VAI.LI and Cit.'s, No. 21, St. Jante.'h, 1 3 41RLLIMEA7ART PIcOCEEDINGS. OFFICE OF ORDMIEVE, Fd.r:rary 3, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICF,RS rf HIS MA- JES7l's oRnArANCR..de kre-t t give Ngi HOUSE OF LORD`c, 111UARY 14. Comm! were heard it[ condors:won ru.peeting the Whiteshie, or Second Branch of, the Queensberry I.eases Cause, v ., z. Mr. !he end of his Argunieut, mad Mr. LEACH, briefly upon certain points. be farther ' , caring was postpored till ;Worldly, to wl icl: day their imrdsbipe, no business facials before the ! louse, alter atljuurnvt. th,U .E OF CO:VI:110M , 1 hi: tp.ltig the Lat t'..ty for r.reivitaz Petatious for Private the House met earlier than usual. MBEROSE Roo I:1, ORA . NGR AND LEMON 'IRI•E', ARABIAN AND CA I'ALoNIAN "'OHM BURGESS and SON n 1 Ist rcspectitiliy the . Nobility and Gentry . , they have received a very Assorttnent of the above 'Frees, which they can recom mend to th.•ir notice with the greate,t satisfaction. Warehouse, No. 107, Miami, (corner of the Savoy Steps), London. R. N 11: RR IM N, Ph y an-Accoucheur to the Midllessr Hospital, and Dr. I.EY, Physlclan-Acconcbear r W'estntlulter Lying ia HOspltal,will commence a COURSE . 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This day was pubibbed, in 3 vols. rat Sea. the 2.1 Edition, cuosiderably enlarged and improvcd, price .€2. 2s. boards, lIIHE HISTORY of FICTION ; being a CRI TICAL ACCOUNT of the most celebrated Proce Works d Finior, from the earliest Greek Romances to the Novels of tic yrs scut Age. By JOHN DUNLOP, Egg. Printed for Longmas, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa cn • This day was published, price ss. sewed, AN EXPLANATION of the PRINCIPLES and PROCEEDINGS of the PROVIDENT INSTII if -110:4 at BA FH, for SAVINGS. by JOHN HAYGAR 111, M.D. F.R.S. and F.R.5.E.13. One of the Managers. To which are added, Depositor's Book, with the Regulations, Tables, &c ; the Bye Laws; an Account of the mode of Trans acting the bu,iness; and the First Year's Repose. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Pa ternoster-row, London; and R. Crutwell, Bath. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS g RC. 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TO counteract the many attempts that are Bail) made to impose on the unwary a spurious Composition in tad ef the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they art induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, it P h. —onl so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, 11 "able purchasers at once to detect the imposition.. The Itai Japan BLACKING, ma!e by DAY and MARTIN, 97, t, •Ch Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. Is. sot! Ir 6d. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY £I'D MARTIN, 97, HO Holborn. That Proposals will be seceieel a: their Office in Pall-Mall, on or .before MONDAY, the .4th instant, iro:n such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TOOLS of va rious Descriptions for Service of this Department, tot a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the fire Year, upon notice of the e months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Aricie.s mrsy be viewed upon applicatim at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditic?, of tLc Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office Ir. Pull-Mull afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and, l'onr ~Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and etitioneci, " Pro• pouts for Tools, &c. ;" but no Proposal cin be admitted after the said 24th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, tuaeLs ill,: Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall :attend. By Order of the Board, R. .11. CRFlV,Seeretary. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE,U SA3 URDAT, FRUAZT 8, 1811. "TOURTH LOWER? for 1816, to be drawn on ST. DAVID'. DAY, lit of MARCH, 1817. SCHEME. 1 Prise of ,C15,c00 is iCls,ono 1 ...... 2,(100 2,0 0 1,000 ... 2,001 1,; 00 300 ... 3,200 200 ... 1,200 100 ... 1,00 t) 50 ... 1,000 10 .•• 5,000 i 0 40 440 3,000 Tickets. Feb. 1, 1817. ,E30,(;00 T. BIM, 4, Coasing.L. After our hearty commendations, having considered the afore said Scheme of the Fourth Lottery for the Year 1S 6, to be drawn pursuant to the Provisions et an Act. puil,..l:n the Fifty sixth Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, we do hereby signify to you our Consent and Approbation then of. Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, the 4th day of Abruary,:lll7. N. V.INal LOWi'LIER. C. GRAN r, Jun. To the'Managers and Directors of the Lottery." Tickets and Shares are saling by all the Agents, and by the Contractor, T. 4. Cornhtl, and 9, Charing - Crow. Lon don, who sid Twenty-oue Capital Prizes in the Lottery just Suisl ied. • The whole Lottery wilt be drawn in ONE DAY, lst of NE•xr MON l'H. GREY HAIR in early /rife. which has always been cousidered so great a drawback to personal appear ance, is liktly in future to be scarcely seen, as A I KINSON'S VEGE 1Am..4 DYE Will immediately change it, first to abrown and by a further application to a black, so permanent, that nething caa pos sibly remove the colour. Sold price tts. Ins. 6d. and one guhtea, by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, tighowesary London; sad by atowPeefumers and Oar-dressers, Also asoboes is sold, A I'ICINSON'S CURLING PLUM, Well known to most of the NOAH.7y and Garry for restoring the hair where it has fallen off Irons illness,nersplratian, change of climate, &c. &c. It also frees It Isom scurf, and makes it soft and.glosTy as silk, and keeps it in curl durang exercise in (Luning, walking, &c. or In damp weather, pr ce cs. 64, a bottle. kINSOWS AMBROSIAL: SOAP Removes Freckle 6, Hardness, Redness, &c. from the Skin, pre- vents its chapping, and Ears it smooch, soft vii white, price Is. per square fur Washing, and in Shaving Cakes price Pd. is. and is. 6d. each. N. B. An allowance nn taking a quantity, or for Exportat:on. COUGHS and COLDS are safely and effectually cured, and the ASTHMATIC refaced, by SIR JOHN HILL'. BALSAM of HONEY. It is the Most innocent, yet themost aerial Remedy ever discovered. Sir Joan HILL, M.D. Knight of tile Royal Order of Sweden, and F. R. S. at Paris, was a botanlit of eminence and character, he mum ntratby means of intense application that excellent Extract of FlowAa called Honey, for the Cure of boudis, Colds, and Asthma& Finding the danger arising from neglected Pectoral Complaints, he prepared this pleasant yet effectual Remedy. It is as restorative as Ass's Milk, never dissgrers wirh the stoinach,, and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a few hours. Asthmatic persons will find it to give general relief, removing the Difficulty of broaching, prentoting Expectoration, and In dis charging the viscid Phlegm. Catrrion.--Tbere i. another sort which Is spurious Persons will therefore be careful to ask for " Sir John Kra spurious, ut Honey," and observe the names of " Shaw and Edwards," are engraved on the Stamp given with such bottle'. Price as. 6d. ' and Ss. ed. Staid at Ito. M, St. Paul's Church.pard ;'Putt, Royal Exchange; Sanger, Oxford-itreet ; and Ward, Holborn. TOWERS'S STOMACHIC ESSENCE. THE most decisive success has for many years attended the use of this safe and effectual Sedative and Antispasmodic, in which there is not a partic l e of Opium, or any deleterious ; drug. it Is a Medicine for tins really a® ctcd only, and not a preparation designed to stimulate the constitu tion; Persons aaacked with Nervous Irritation, Palpitation of the Heart, Tremors, Hurry and Agitation of the Spirits, and other nervous symptoms, distressing at all times, but particularly so U they occur in the night; and those who are subject to Faint ing and liysterk Affections, will find it a remedy to be depet:ded on—a friend that will not deceive. it is likewise mole egicackats in Spurns and flatulent Pains, as it warms and gives tare to the Stomach and Bowels. Sold In bottles, at i09.6d and 4s. 6L by the Inventor and sole Proprietor, jobs Towers, Professioaal Cheinist, No. 6, Warner street, Clerkenwell; by all respectable Medicine Venders In Town and Country; and likewise by Messrs Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, 17, Cockspur-street. Observe, a lus. 6d. bottle con tains thrseat 4t. 6d. Of the same Agents may be had, Towen's Patent New Lon don COUGH TINC TUBE. SUPERIOR MEDICAL ADVICE.° DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. of Char. lotte House, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, have Established ANO I'HER MEDICAL BOARD in Wooi stock .street, Oxford-street i adjoining New Bond street, who - . a Physlean and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College u London, of thirty years experience, reside. That thousand. have been restored to health by their united talents, without confinement, is indisputable, after hospitals had failed. Erni). Units on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on he shin bones, cancers, strictures, fistu las, pains in the had and limbs, and nervous debility, are dis eases which appear years after, and often des+ rey domeAlc bap piness.—Meurs , Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both houses, until Nine at night, where all the Members of the Board alternately attend.—'illere are side dons. at each house, and private rooms for females, who are treated with the greatest Advise gratis, at Charlotte House, Blasi/friars, Tuesday, thuriday, and Sunday; and at Woodstock House ' Molidsy. Wednesday, friday, and Sundays , until Twelve u'elock. • The Piles and Ih.tuls eared without cowls's. CO.}fIIERCE. We have received the following communication nn the subject of the Regulations adopted in Russia with respect to the Commerce of Foreioat Nations: " Sr. PETERSBIiftOII, DEC. 29, 1816.—The fol lowing Regulations have been adopted by the Depart• merit of Foreign Commerce, in consequence of several Custom-houses in the Empire not understanding tl,e former Orders respecting Bills (If . L:ldillg :—Atter the usual preamble, it runs thus-Ist. If, on the reverse of the bill of lading, or carriet's bill, the contents 44 the goods in each package, with their measure, weight, or tale, according to their respective natures, are mentioned, and the said statement is signed by the shippers of the goods, such bill of lading, or cat rier's bill, is to be received AS fully legal, and in or. der. Also, if for want of room on the bill of lading or carrier's bill a supplementary paper be added to the eame (as well as the bill of lading or carrier's bill), must be signed by the shipper of the goods, and such supplementary paper is to be received as fully legal and in order. But should this supplemen tary paper not be signed by the shipper of the goods, it is not valid.-2:11y. Should a supplementary paper, signed by the shipper of the goods, and dard the same day of the month as the bill of lading or carrier's bill, be attached to these documents, it must further contain the weight, measure, or tale of each parcel mentioned in the said documents. This supplemen tary paper is, in reality, the same as an invoice, and, must be received as legal. On the other band, it the said supplementary paper is not signed by the shipper of the goods, it cannot be received as legal and in order. The Paper then concludes in the ac customed manner of all such documents, and being a matter of form, is not worth troubling you with. The result of the above direction is, that in addition to the former Older:, enacting, that the contents of each package mentioned in a bill of lading be en dorsed on the same, the said endorsement must be signed by the shippers of the goods ; and if for want of room a supplementary paper is affixed, the same supplementary paper must be signed by the shippers of the Wed% always 'recollecting that till-. papa must Ab e affixed by a seal to the bill of lading." FRENCY PIPERS. PARIS, FEBRUARY U. The Court of Assizes of Mont-de-Marsan has been occupied for several days with a case, of which the following are the .details ;—:Towards the end of the month of October last the Count de Carrere, Prefect of Landes, was informed that certain persons, already mar ked by pubiic opinion as seditious, had en tered into an impious and secret plot against the Go vernment of the King; that they meditated devasta tion and pillage, and sought to rekindle among us the flames of civil war. Persons were em oiled in the cause in several communes. The name of the Usur per was invoked. Reports not less absurd titan cri minal were propagated, and at these nightly meet ings the seditious combined and settled the means of accomplishing tl:e greatest of crimps. The precise time of the execution of the conspiracy was find, but the Chief Magistrate, whose vigilant eye followed all the steps of the conspirators, completely defeated their criminal manoeuvres, by the arrest of the principals. The interrogatories which They underwent before the Prefect, and the important discoveries made to him, enabled the public Administration*, to winch the case was in a few days after referred, to follow this horri ble conspiracy in all its details. The discussions upon this important affair com menced the 27th of January, and lasted until Satur day, February 1. Fourteen prisoners appeared at the bar, named Pierre Bagneres, Jean Latargue alias Jonanicot, carpenters ; Pierre L , casaaigne, teacher ; Paol Bordes, labourer ; Jean Legoffun, goatherd ; J. Hazze, a tailor ; Domin Casteia. journeymen; J. Defies, cartwright ; Henri Louslau, laci•-maker, a rJeased galley-slave ; Jean Durou, a domestic ser vant; Pierre Darin, tavern-keeper ; Datninique 1)u -prat, labourer ; Jan Lannelougue, a blacksmith ; Poloumot alias Ponton, journeyman ; all charged with the crime of coocealment or misprisirn. A great number of witnesses were !lewd, and their &pia skims confirmed the truth of the following facts : The conspirators, who were to meet at a place called Le Pin Tram/rear, the Sunday after All Saints' day, bad resolved to enter Mont de Masan, at four Jifferent points, and to the amount of about 400 men in each of three different directions, to arrest the Pre fect and principal Functionaries, and seize the public chests, to put the Royalists and rich Merchants under contributiot., and in case of resistance, to deliver up their houses to pillage, and ta proclaim finally the Juthcrity of the Usurper. The conspiaitors wet. then to march to St. Sever, and effect there the saint operation, and afterwards proceed to Magron, Das, and Bayonne, where the accomplices oftheir criminal enterprise would meet and swell the number of testis band. Seditious proclamations were to be posted up in the cities and communes which they should enter. The testimony of the witnesses has clearly proved the guilt of the accused. In consequence, Pierre Bagneres and Jean Lafargue have been condemned to death. Pierre Lecassaigne, Lanneloague, and Poloumot. have been acqtotted. The mae others have been condemned to impriscnment for years and a fine. Mr. PARKHURST brought hp the Twelfth Report of the Committee appointed to manage the befits of the INL'ebb 4: 1 )e Carnat:e to the Honottrable the East India Compahy. The Report wa; ordered to be printed. A Petition pr.f.enteil for Kaye to bring in a Bill to anyznd the Edinburgh Pace Act. •Sir FRANCI' litlltOliTl' presented a Pe•itlon from the tradomten and Inhabitants of IZurr;s•strtet, liayb.arket, coin plaittinit nt c. main toi:ories su,tained front the execution of the New :Art et'Act. The llonourstde Damen deinucated such I. terferette wait p:ivate property a. had befit occurred, and cum• plaetet: it:at the Watt to:lowed errs rre that which had been sub. tooted to the C'oot I ttittew, anti rec• tied th, Speaker's *gesture. 1 t,e Prtiitior w.vt reirired so a Ceinnekete, *halving up. poit:ted, buds, ling the names of the Members of the Conuei:tee who tiammed the oripin.titiranht at the bil!. Exclietiutl tills Lill wa, read a second time—third time on hlond.ty. ' The fif Supply art Ways and Meads was pod. pm : eil 611_11 ~,,, 14y7 Gibr4lrai I :ale Bill MS read a third time, and pasaed. r(oximitrix CIF SHCRECY• Mr. ROBIN S ON obitiving that a formal omission had occurrel in the instructions given to the Ct•m mittve of S. crecy, who uere appointed to examine into the pap-as referred tai them, but were not in structed to report, begged to mnve that that inaccu racy be corrected. Tlia present Committee, from that thouo they had finished their labours, could wit.lty them before the House.--.lllc Motion that it be instructed to repair •A'AS agreed to. SAVINGS, DANK& Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose, pursuant to nnece, to move for leave to bring in a Bill to protect and encourage provident Institutions; or Savings &silks in Ireland. The Right Hon. Barcniet went over the grounds which he st tied last night, in sapport of the propriety and necessity for an Act of this kind adapt ed to the circumstances of Ireland. The English Bill for similar purposes was necessarily modified to the peculiar circumstances cf a country where Pi or Laws eiisted, and had in its provisions particular reletence to them and other local details. In Ireiand the case was different. There was no syst• .n of Pont. Laws, and consequanly there could be no enact. merits in the Bill which be moved for leave to intro duce connected with them. There were other sources of distinction between the state of the two commies, which evinced the propriety of separate measures, and rendered one plan inapplicable to both. There was a Statute still in fetce in Ireland, which preclud ed a Banker from giving interest for balances'ity Ws .hands. This restriction, so far as ii . viotild all'. et Provident Institutions, ht would propnie to repeal. Another provhion, which he ro t ; tided as quite ne eetsary to the prat. ction and eisconramment of such Institutions, would go to secure these viho deposited their savings in them front bring endangered by the bankruptcy of the liAnkkr in chose hands they were placed, and 11.• wrath) do this by making them first creditors. The object of the measure was pCCUllarly to protect thin Poar, and to encourage them to the formation of provident habits, by shewing them the advantage that would result from the accumulation* of the small surplus of their earnings beyond the supply of their immediate wants. Nothing but the certainty of etsjo;ing these savings could induce tl:emi to make them. lie would propose, therefore, that all the effects of a bankrupt with whom such savings should have been deposited should be liable, in the first instance, for the balances of this kind in his hands, and that mimic of his other creditors should be allowed to come in for their shares of his property till this claim was satisfied. The other parts of the plan might be examined by the Committee. The fluctu ation of the Public Funds constituted an objection to the measure of investing she savings in them. It might so happen that persons who should contribute, their small savings is the Stocks might find a fall in the market between the time of buying in and selling out, that would materially affect their amount. The Right Hon. Baronet suggested to Ministers, there fore, whether it did not deserve their consideration, that a new fund should be fz)rnted less subject to fluctuation, something in the nature of Exchequer Bills, bearing an interest of live and a halt per cent. The Right Hun. Mover then went into a variety cf statenn nts in a few words, to thew the advantage of Savings banks, and tl.e good that might be eipec:ed to result from them in behind ; and concluded by moving [or leave to bring in a Bill to encourage and protect them.— Leave granted. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. Lord COCHRAN e presented a Petition from the Borough of Dumbarton, in Scotland, praying for Reduction and Reform. The Noble Lord, advert ing to the expense Attending the transmission of Pe tiuons co Parliament, gave it as Lis opinion, that they should be conveyed postage free. Mr. C. GRANT stated, that he had pail £3. or £4. for a packet on l'ailiamentary busines s , trans. witted to him, and upon applying to the Post-of f ice he had the money returned.—(Hear, hear). Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know how this could happen in some cases and not iu other lie himself had paid vi or considerable sums for Petitions, and other communications frequently of little impor tance, sent him, becaose the parties thought, that being a Member of Parliament, they would cost him nothing. lie had paid so much as five tor seven pounds, and ha.l never got back a farthing. The SPEAKER stated, that formerly there was no remedy for cases of this sort, but that now, by the clause of an Act that paused about two years Ago, such mcncy would be refunded. The clause occurred, he believed, in an Act relating to East In dia shipping.---(ificar, altar).— It was, continued the Speaker, now law wherever it was found. The clause was then read. It enacted, that ever/