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• op's charge itth Ministers hia %Wares rd themselves might them; Doctor pour tried ;admit been weighed e the Saviour lye of pitiful hter ; but he tint strseeled 6 IS only rat- ty. He wool Ives were net dices for Sold of juggling se. If they in- t pressure of a eat had been lid they were • if Brunswick • dastardly ap- ana, what they and profound this letter, ge that has say, if you • applied to a that it was in a clergy- such as no the least of „' ect. l said at the revious pre- iting on the I have used but he still en with the prepared - by word he had lie con- , delineation . of the !Inuit NATIONAL SIONLIMRNT TO .TRE VEG. GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A (WAND NATIONAL MONUMENT, as a Tribute of respect and esteem to hie Most Gracious Majesty KINO WILLIAM the FOURTH, for Ma patriotic conduct in defending the Rights and Liberties st his People. . b Nt ikok. • „- /4' 1111111\ • j ` t )N W l %ll, X NACU orseciam 4,4 7) INDOMAND 7 . 0 /788. and formed the grnnnd of the Biohop's charge tigninvt him : it r.,e es folio's : " li're. in alveolar to the ordeal is which Ministers had he n . subjected , add, they now knew what hi. %tajary's Oferernmeett wee made oft tiett they had proved themselves to he what neither their fiends or enemies ',freight them; dirt? plan sots nos Medford. New, said the Doctor gofer 'lshii a/ fifeesiek MMirers had been tried ;admit fiord Immtin, an wish hi. Maj wy he had been weighed in the some Adore.. and had rev' "t, tudeed, to he the &swims r of his people-Imi like Pontius Pilate, a primary of - engine's. nor like Hertol, a perwAteter of slaughter hod prevented their !Wiriest Pilteroait fmm heint strangled in the Aare-n stable of the Malec of COMMOt S. It only mined. therefore, for the people to do their duty. He wou , tell them, like the Roman l'useins, • themselves were MK to have an itching palm to sell acd mart their offices for gold to undeetivere.' He warned them w beware of juggling friend., that palter with them in a double sense, If they in tended to free themselves from the iotolemble premature e' corrupt Legislature. His Majesty's Gowen:mem had ' wigmatised as reenintia-Ists. not ret rawri, hut they wt. loyal to the principles that Owed the House of Brunswick on the throne of these realm.. Moved by no dastard!' prehension. —compelled by no popul tr commotion'', what . rimmed was the result of long premeditation and profound conviction." _ Under the Patronage at The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR. A T a Meeting of the Delegates of the Trades Jt and Benefit Institutions of the Metropolis, held on th e 28th ult. in celebration of his Majesty's Birth.day, the following Resolutions were canted unanimously s— lst. Resolved: That a kleneral Subscription for meetht a Triumphal Arch, or other emblematical design, as a tribute of respect from &loyal people to their beloved, most Gracious and Patriotic Rovreeign 'King William the Fourth, for his' heroic conduct in defence of thee rights and liberties, be :!mmediately carried into efect. 2d. Remitted—That a Committee be in mellately formed, lot die purpose of carrying this great and haportant object into effect, and that no person be eligible to be of this Can. mince, but Masters and Operatives of the varies, Societko of Trade and Benefit Institutions, and that Two Delegates of each Society are virtually by their once Members of this Committee. No. 13,801. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1831. PRICE SEVENPENCE. 31 A RSH, STR ACRY, *w Co. THE CREDITORS who have proved their DEBTS upon the above ESTATE. may receive • further DIVIDEND of ONE SHILLING and RIGHT PENCE In the Pound, at No. AS, Mortimer &new, Cavendish Square, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT, between the Hours of TEN and TWO o'Clock. and on succeeding TH URSDAYS, between TEN and TWELVE. June 3. 1831. PROM MR LONDON' cAzsrrs, ♦aw $ H. King, Falenn.sneet, wine merchant*. at twelve, at the Coact of earnmiasinnerp—Jane 28, T. P. Birk*, H. Whi•e, J. 11. !fallen, and A. SiMine, Newcastle and v-hrte. Staffordshire. en throwstera, at nne, at the Court of COT. mieminnera—June 14. J. Lane, Arundel, Soinex. earn tree. chant. at eleven, at the Cntort of Cernmiselentii—June Cornetistlone by the Lord Lieutenant of the Countyof Sir Robert Wigrarn. Mort. to be Deputy Lieutenant 1 Sir Jame Fitzgerald. Bart. to be alit.. West Eases Regular blilltla.—Llouteuent-Colonel Tyrejl to be Colonel, vice Strait, realgsed Captain Ifoublon to be Lieutesant-C,olowl. Connolasloos by the Lord Litetteuent of the County of Lemma% _ 3d. Resolved—That the present Meeth►g fain a Commit. tee for furthering the object of the first Remoladen. 4th. Resolved—That a Committee of Management. ma listing of Five Gentlemen, born the present Meeting, be im. medistely chosen, in order to carry into effect the Retain tions of this Meeting, and for furthering the object by such steps as may appear necessary, as well as for calling a Gene. ni Meeting of Delegates from all Societies on an early day. By Order of the Committee of Management, G. MACHIN, Esq. Chairman. The Committee of Management are In attendance daily at the Old London Tavern, Bishopsgate•street. where Sub scriptions and Communications will be cheerfully received, and duly acknowledged. 24, It. Delves. * Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Intiging-house keeper, at eleven, at the Court of Commisd men.— Jim. 94, J Haddon and H. Haddon. Westminster Bridge- road, linen draws, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioner, —June 24, W. Harvey, Cloodesky-teersea, ssit.surgenn ib at nine, at the Court ofCommissioners—June 24, IJ . Boman. litore-strset, Bedford-square. butcher, at one, at the Court of Cammissionere—June W. Schofield, Clerk enweU Close, silver Dimon manufacturer, at one, at the Court of Commissitmers—Jane 21, R. Castky, Friday -street, Cheapaide, warehousemen, at two, at the Court of commis sioners—Jim, 21, S. B. Broughton, Southampton street, Coventiprden, tailor, at three, at the Court of Commis. idonere--Jane 311. J. Hey. Fenchurelubsildings, merchant, at two, at the (Cart of Commissional—June 24, P. Black bunt and I. Blackburn, Plymouth, ship builders, at eleven, at the Court of Commlssioners—Jane 30, G. Worsham, Wallingford, Berkshire. vleumiler, at one, at the Lamb Inn, WaSingfard—Jsuse 17, 11. Saville and If. Saville. Ashton undo Lyue, Lansahire, drapers, at nine, at the York it.. tel, blanehester.-June 24, B. Grant, junior, Oxford, sort factor, at eleven, at the Three Goats Inn. Oxford—July A, G. Tindall and W. Tindall, Beverley. Yorkshire, nursery men. at eleven, at the Beverley Arms Inn. Beverley—June 27, W. Polley, Tetfurd, lAtsoolnahire, woman brewer, at eleven, al the Red Lien Inn, llonicastle, Lincolnshire_ June 27, J. Asians, jun. Penney Bentley, Derbyshire, cheese factor, at eleven, at the Home and Jockey, Ashborne, Desbyshkro—June 21, J. Whitby, Weasenham St. Peter, Norfolk, grow, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. The Bishop having !Mown Dr. Rice this said, you have now beard the language that been attributed to you, and I must say, made use of it, that it was not only applied matter that needed no panegyric, but that altogether unbecomin g an d improper in a clergy , man of the Church of England, and such es r divine of piety and good taste, to say the least it, would have used on any secular subject. Dr. Rice replied, that what he bad said meeting alluded to, was without any previous meditation, and that if he had been writing subject, the phraseology he would have might have been somewhat different ; but he thought, that when it was fairly t Ikea w;' context, he would, and was perfectly pre, justify the proper application of every made use of, and as above reported. li tended that all language applied to the delis of scriptural subjects, or the operation of the . was analogical, and was in the first instaace bor rowed from natural objects, and in such delete ha considered the Hebrew word Messiah not only pro perly applied, but extremely appropiate in the pre sent most important crisis. That lie did not stand alone in his adoption and employment of desc.i, - tams borrowed from, and allusions made to, sacred persons, imagery, and langunge, to describe auu 1.- lustrate important secular objects. lei this he N.Z.3 countenanced by the practice of many illustriut individuals who were in our own country the greatest ornaments of the Pulpit and the Bar. The Bishop then said, " I kill defy you to ad duce a single instance of a divine of any celebrity or piety belonging to the Church of England hav ing so employed scriptural language." Dr. Rice said that he could adduce many in stances, but the first that occurred to his mind wet a those of Dean Kirwan and the late Lord Chancel lor Erskine, both of whom have repeatedly made use of precisely the name words to illustrate secular matte:* of much less importance. " Aye." rej oined the Bishop. " a man of su ch as bad taste Dean Kirwan, who came from the Ca tholics, might have used such a mode of illitstra tioa; but ma man 'dotted taste and properly o titi vated mind would. Thomas Bernard birch, -- Bp. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Richard Rd wards. R.q. to be ditto. let Battalion of the Dube et Lancaster's O,n Reghnom of Militia•—:John Blanche*. Rog. to be Captain. Masks Phillips William. , Gent. to be Lieutenant. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Cumberland. Juhn =asbky Wilson. Esq. to be Deputy.Liettunsant. Royal Comberiand Regimen of Ai ilitia--John Kambley Wiisse. Req. to be ilisios. vice Agikoby. resigned. &a. mold Walter Lacy, lisq. to be Captain ; John Vs'illock, Rag. to be ditto, wise theism" see. deceased ; Hooey William Ram. Req. to be dkto, elm _lioshaesso, jun. = ft : pal e d u t irit ! -. 1 !4:1: 4 7."7" da .. Heavy nareschm, Oa* to be . igs ; Isaac Posse, Oast. I to be ditto. Commissions by the Lord Lineman' of the County of Perth. Chula Hay, Rat to be Deputy-Limitation; John Dunn Mordaeh. Esq. to be ditto. Royal Perth: hit Militia—John Menefee. Rag. es he Cap. Wm, vier Aiseduff, reigned 8 Thomas Rider Baird. Esq. to be ditto. rice 0-algie.resionted. Comailmiuns by the Lord Linter* of the County of Somerset. litl Somerset Regiment of Militia—Robert John Diodes. Raq. to be Captain ; Frederick William Rutledge, facet. * be Limmeant. Cummissiou by the Lord Lieutettatit of the Cam" of • Royal Olemornae Lig G h la t i rnEtty eattalise of Militia Thomas Smith. Geot as be lima* Lieuteuset. 08111111i118/01111 by the land Liestanset tits County of COAT. r t EPUTY LORD LIEUTENA A./ Do. do. do. Pantaloons Do. do. do. Epaulettes D 3. do. do. Sword Do. du. do. Sward Knot Do. do. do. Sash Do. do. du. Sword Belt Do. dn. tie. Ceded Hat To His IIIAJESTY's last New Regulation. H. FLETCHER, Military Tailor, des. (Iran Moores late Ilicknells and Moses). ss, NEW BOND.STREET. Subscriptions will also be received at the following Bank. tag Houses : Sir W. Kay, Bart. and Co. Mansion Houma street ; FAdaik, Hammett% and Co. LornbarelAtmat I of 'ikon. Grote, Present, and Co; and at all the principal Taverns and the respectable Licenced Victuallers throughout the United Kingdom. where Books will be left to receive the mite of the humblest of his Majesty's subjects, that' all dames may hare an opportunity of contributing to this national and patriotic undertaking. Committee Room, London Tavern, Jane I, 1831. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. TO SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS. A NRW WORK, Which will be Pub!kited, And which has been announced in the London Papers (tithe past and present Month : headed ADI ERT IS E M ENT EXTRAORDI NARY I ! !"—Speedily after the present momentous BILL shall be accepted or rejeced, this Unique and FAITHFUL. RECORD WILL APPEAL If the People prevail, it will be free from all disguise, when detailing matters of consequence; and Particulars at length will be Riven. If the Aristocracy prevail, Initials must suffice in many cases, as Truth may be punished as Libel : yet If ev:n the latter should be the miserable Result, this Work shall be faithful ; for what the mould is to the model, the print to the picture, and the engraver to the painter, such shall be these RECORDS! ! WHEREAS an Injunction has been obtained is the Court ef Chancery. as restrain EDWARD Bit.t.ixo, Printer, Bermondsq-street, &rough, ander the Penalty a £l,llOO, froth Printing se Vending labels, being copies or colourable imitations of t►ose affixed to the Bottles containing " Neal Japan Blacking, peepored by DAY and M ARTIDi , in, High Holbom."—This Caution is to prevent any person incurring the like penalty, by pur. chasing co using stab Labels. sod is ores the above tensed for sufficient evidence of any Printer committing a similar offence.—March, 1831. CERTIFICATKS. Joss 24. J. Woes. Classos-stresa, wholesale roam— G. Brava. one, Bradford, Yoritaltira, irosotosper—J. Philpott, great Bufatesi. East% stash pm:4km- -It. Tiptoe. Olot;oaster, acriteser. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ?admit& Nam', Reg. to br Deputy Lientemont Remy John Giros, Esq. se be ditto. rewor' Tamp of Sure= Yeenteary Cavalry—Colonel °cop Wyndham to be Captains Richard Hasbro. Gan. so ix hintionant t Atha Napes. Gent. te be Groot. Copunissioos signed by the Yiee-Lietressat of dr Kor Riding of the County of York. Rat York )1 ilitia.--Umey Mersin Varamor, Sr. re be' Captain. vim Column. missed a Edward Fosse Coulseo, g m+ to be dine, vice - Stewart, deceased t Henry Suers% fhb.. to be Lieutenant, vice Hewitt, deceased Thomas Plena. Fames, Goat. to be brio. vim Taylor, resigned • Alenarler /Who've., (hot. to be ditto. des Tioadreelii cadged ; George Mohan% Oen. to be ditto, vice Colima., loonier& Csamialimies by she Lotd Limner's. oF the Camay of Northompsen. The Right Hos. Thom William Carl of Pomba, to be Delany Liaresant ; the Eight Dom Juba Arne Lord CoMety, to be ditto. Northamptonshire Itegismat et Militia—Um Young, Esq. to be Coyish. Tome:stet Tram of Teememy s Camhy—The tight Nom Chides Led Soodiempton. to be Captaia s (i.orge Sumo. (leas. I. be Unarms the Hem Anima Hill Tamer. se be Comes. Kettering Troop of Yeameary Cavalry—William Wil liams Hops Gem. to be lispioonmerary Lietroaast, with. eat i cy l " . Troop of Yeomanry Meshy—Timm Cowper Hindi% Gee.. s • be ikapeneereeeery Liesteseam. giddiest s Tisanes Wilkins, Goat. to be (*Arndt, and not I. Wilkins. as inserted la she Omar of the nth of We. hoary last. DECL A ATIOWS OF I N SOLT NCY. _ . J. firth and W. Bomb, Nottinghattn, hoo manufietur ers-..J. Dirket. and Co. Clook.lams, solichon. : c liords W. Taylow—C. Fos and T. Coeshmon, Sling. Horn ire, weal increkonsn—J. Dyson and Co. Thergoland. Y ire, wire drawers—J. Riekell and J. Nickell, York, porter deaiers— J. wad J. &own, Liverpool, earn brnkers...T. Tar and J. Torr. Idaminehirs. metchants...S. Goes. and Co. Wed balters—M. Lightfoot and T. Lightfoot, W Loammitire, wane wars wanufacturws 8. Recker and W. Seneraft, Great Tower-sweet, colonial broltem—J. Smote rod J. Some, Brighton, boot soaltent—S. Balky and J. rah Shelleld, ntershosts—W. A. Bin and W. led, Nicholas.lsoo. Lombard -street, wino snorthasts— J. Whiteltureh and J. Taylor, Nottioghain, lase-mannfoe. eaten—l'Dichosa and Co. ]Hoarsens. ireoloongers—T. Woodbuen and J. Rowell, Carlton-street, painters.M. Dut ton and T. Seften.Chester, lime merchants—J. Holmes sad T. Holmes, Cheadle, Stalibedshire. joiners —J. Bowes and W. Milner, Leeds, wookaplers—B. - .mew and Cw Liver. Poot. brvicra--J. Yam, and K. Dm* Grotawieh. tallow.—J• Parkinson sod A. Dennuelt, Liverpool, pawn. broken—J. Bradshaw and J. Whitworth. plumbets-0. Talbot the elan and I w Kidderminster, an far es lamas ler 0. Talbot, the alder—B. N. Child and J. Child, flyramotreet, lakewowequare, ale dealer —.M. Do Jolgi. and J. Jellienne, Ctonduld Mild, Solway, York. shire, swoon spimwro—W. Ki•ft and M. King., Manchester, Gre-brick umnufactreem..../t. Ileslop and J. Baby. Darling ton, Darbow, wins merchants— T. Staines and Lewis, Vess-sweet, Carendbb gears, auetioneers.—J. Fit finch and M. Cidgeos, Shrewsbury, 'hymnists—J. C. Grundy and C. Few. Mancrestar, otadostm—C. & dhow and P. G. Shirrs* Bristol. awarneys—J. B. lead. sow and Co. Worarstos, wine meechsous-11. J. Wi/liams and AL CW:ober, Bristol. brokers-0. F. Bahr and S. C. Sondem, I John -street. Minorks, ship owsws—A. Irma and 7„ Ford, Combridgwatrost Wharf, Regent'. Canal, mod ism. shams. 110tUTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POW DEL This Dentifrice has so long been be general u•e, as an appendage so the fissiiiessable Toilet, that it is almost unnecessary to ace any farther resetnnendation is favour of It. Composed of Vegetables, without the admix. tun of any mineral or pernicious iwgredient whale/et, it Is free frogs the usual objections so Judy famed against the use of other dentifrices. Ina anemic* power it just sulki ng to remove these destructive pastiche which sane to the gums and the lamming of the Teeth sad, W used malady, will pecans them in a Gonad state, own old age. It is presumed that ibis faint outline of the forthcoming Volume will be sufficient to recommend it to every enquiring and intelligent mind. Further announcement as when to be published will be made. PROTECTOR INSTITUTION AND MUTUAL BENEFIT INSURANCE, Fw the ENCOURAGEMENT of Good SERVANTS, 116, Great Russell Street. Bloomsbury. Established 1828. THE objects of this Instit u ti on are Three-fold : —To supply the Nobility and Gentry with Efficient &taint, of Good Character, in every Department, Male and Female. Ad in boxes M lb. ed. by Maws. seder, Arabia, Chespeide, intact of St. Pears Loaien, and the prlaelpal Druggists and Seaksentra Of .hoax may be had, OTTO ROSE, ORANGE FLOWER, ALMOND, LAVEN. DER, MUSIC and CA MPHOR, SOAPS, possessing the inset delicate &epees, and altogether die-rent from ankles under she same mania. To establish a Mutual Benefit Insurance, as a guarantee to Servants against the contingencies of Sickness and 04 Age ; and To appropriate Rewards to Servants, whose good eon. duct and long continuance in their places entitle them to that consideration. The Terms are Ten Guineas as a Life Donation, which entitles the Donor to be supplied with any number*/ Sen. 'ants that may be required for his own family, and the right of recommending Servants to be put on the Books of the Institution, and provided with places of service free of expence; it will also give the right of voting (as may hereafter be agreed) in the distribution of Rewards to meritorious Servants. et The sheer midge when Genuine, 1 , 111 have 11.... i eel addlreee el Welts. ilerrate. mashed se dem. Partiosiar asiersiee se this swiss is requi►ed. I '‘) , 14 1 ( 1 1 . 1 i 1 r I r e • e e 1 E l . a 1 e a e D I e s 0 0 1 .1 a a 7 et a Ir r. e, is I- I. el a i r- t le ' e- le e. es I. of a A et Il A I I, Z n re be s- es e. tr- of of i 10 ! re 1, I• 3. el' 1 le d x P t ,9 • t a e I b Pe 0 if b la I b e , i ( . t 1 An Annual Subscription of one Guinea within the Sob. *Tiber to be supplied with any number of Servants that may be required for his own family, and will also give the right of voting in the public affairs of the Establishment ; hut it dues not give the right of recommending Servants to the gratuitous service of the Instirutlon. Prospectuses and all further particulars, may be had an application eith er personally, or in answer to the hoof of enquirers, (post.pald.) LONDON MEDICAL ES TABLISU MEN?, For NURSES and ATTENDANTS on the SICK and INSANE, REMOVED from 52, GM ERIE STURICT, To 116, GREA r RUSSELL STREET. BLOO It Y. Superistanding Surgeon—Mr. ELSE, EdsrairJesitiot, Portman-square. THE object of this Establishment is to provide A. families with competent and experienced Minty to attend either in cases of Sickness, or upon the Imam. Momhly Nurses mid Wet Nurses are also recommended. and Use kept of respectable persons who are desirou. of receiving Children to Nurse at their own habitations, and 1110 or individuals offering private accommodation to Inva lid. and Lunatics. As this Institution has the honour to be patronised by gesiemen of the highest eminence in the priestioll, the utmost pains are employed to render it an EstaMishineut wot thy of public support. Rigid investigation of the character and qualifications of leery applicant for recommendation, and of the suitable. neat of every plate, which may from time to time be re presented in its Books, for the recovery of bellth, consti tute its distinguishing features, and afford security to the public en these points, which is not attainable by private means, except with much delay and inconvenience. The Institution being principally supported by the Annual Subscription of Medical Men, families requiring any of the above description of attendants. are requested to make ap plication through their own Surgeon, (if a Subscriber) otherwise Five Shillings will be required, for each ?tree melded by the institution. Nurses requiring - the recommendation of this Fstablidt ment, mug either produce the Letter of a Subscriber, or deposit Five Shillings, which wIU entitle them to the like teCOMMIII6IIOIII. Further particulars may be obtained, either by personal application at the Institution, or in answer to the favor of a Letter, (post paid) addressed to Mr. or Mrs. Adams, by constant whom attendance is g iv e n, an d a Nurse any description provided at the shortest notice. TO THR AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE. WRIGHT, Self-Adjuatinz Trusl. and Sot • glcal Inatrument %faker, 52, London-Road. South. *ark, Wigs have to announce to the Public and Medical Gentlemen, that he manufactures Trusset upon as Jou ffrincipk, for those afflicted with Hernia. It is difficult to Captain ihe nature with which mine Puptures are kept from descending, and very frequently to almost bid defiance to every kind of Truss to retain the Ituysure. H. W. Settees 'himself, from the number of years' ex perience, to have a competent Iteountedge in 'retiring the most obstinate Case* of Ruptures with which persons bare teen afflicted a number of years. W. manufacture's variety of Trusses to the construe thni of the Body, and has never bad any Case of Hernia without being able to reduce it to its relative situation, however laborious and trying the occupation of the person so afflicted. N.liibiaufactures the Improved Dontestk Inscrunsent, by which Cementite% may be instantly removed, and its dEnicrous consequences prevented, by the application of Wariu Water only : it is quite simple in its construction, and also portable. Surgical Instruments of every description warranted of Ibr best manufacture. Meitbiuss --- saiCaptains supplied for Exportadou. •1 1 1 IE REAL PEARL MILK is ths .&y as Cosseetie is the World that remnant she face, tied, arms. sad hands. begooding wtinhksla and who is more remarkable, if a Lady or Gentleman betide to bo wrinkled throts,s adeanee la years. or ham Owes, which is alms the awe, the seal Pearl Milh is we mashing and safteulag the skin. that by a few times asks k the wrilltbs will disappear. sod the skis will become level a and I. lite may ankle slim stakes the owspiesion eine. beautiful, semi healthy i k pleasant, coofiag. refreehisig, and se ianoseate that k essay be weed "Pith Wel to blasts It dears d esteems eruptions, spots, pimples. mamas, barites, pod even acts* eines hello, pimples). Persons **et to leproay, Meet Evil, mad 4ntofela, sell And the real Petel kith the Sons remedy; and it makes asarso, lake% sad skill osespleal vas a healthy blooms and maims whiteness. Ladle* who me the Pearl Milli "PUS last so occados N rouge, paint. Ike. ma the bee of them I. us. healthy, sad Litorioas to the skim ;--therefore ladies ought to be partkular what they one for the shiny as the skin Is naturally this and delicate. Them are young se well as shied, Gentlemen who use ashizet m pimples, sad particularly slimly Gawking% wham signs aaturally get so't and begin to wrinkle, rd shaving becomes lidlcult, and often sot themselves but by washing their face with she Meal Pearl Milk, or by petting some on the asap whet shaving, Instead of water, it makes the shin bard and plump, ekes all imperfecdoue, and sharing will be comfortable. Several Ladies have declared they hare spent pounds fur articles for the skis that are so pulfod in the Newspapers, bat they found they have bees defrauded, mit did mem harm to the skin than good g but after a few times using the Seal Pearl Milk, they were so pleased with it, as it helps to beautify their complexion, and they found thereinta they used it the mare it cleared away the red sputa they bad been subject to; bat they said it wee a pity it is so dear or they would use it oftener. A Lady of Distinction, shout forty-five, has declared to the Proprietor, about two years ago, after recovering from an illness, haerved wrinkles under her eyes. that made her look years nlder : and bad had the first medical advice, and used several French and English Coometies, yet found the wrinkles increased, but of .ate washing bee face with the Pearl AIM, her skin gradually became smooth and even, and made her compirthe loch healthy and youth. ful. And what makes the real Pearl alilk so valuable to young Ladies, as well as elderly, when washing with it the face, neck, hand-, and arms, makes them look healthy.' fair, and heautifuL igtr In short, if the Royal Family, Nobility. and Gentry, whohave not used the Real Pearl %rib. wiU honour it with a trial. they will Ind it the mum valuable ankle no the toilet. There nre some Ladies and Gentlemen. no doubt, Who think it impossible for the Real Pearl Milt to possess the shove r,mar►ab:r virtues, but a trial will con vince them of its efficacy. Price. a Sovereign per Bottle. or Sig llottles for Five Pounds ; anal as several Ladies and Gentkmen applied t. the Proprietor, and wished him to sell' 'smaller Bottles f•ar trial, the Pruprtet. , r ha. now prepared Half-Sovereign lIuK ks ; hut a Sovereign battle contain, neat three Half-Sovereign Bottles. hold by Prince, 9, Poland-street, Osfurd-street ; Sanger. I do, th ord-st rert, opposite New Bond- t reet ; Pruitt 926, Strand ; and Johnson. 60. Comhill. _ . Tbr reason the Pearl NHS' is so high a price. Is through the principal ingre.dent being very rare and very eapeosive, but a Houk lasts • long time, and a little has great effect. A good price given fur old discoloured and unshaped real Pearls, unfit for Ladies' ornaments. as real Pearls is die principal ingredient of the Heal Pearl Aliik ; and if a Lady has such real Pearls to dispose of, the Proprietor will either give a good price, or richange them for Pearl MM. Forwarded to any parr et the Country. or to the Cos damn, by sending a remittance. - Direct to the Proprietor. Mr. PRIM W., Nu. it, Poland Street, ()Mad Street, Loudon ' fearat,Joua, tisane: Iloaae4treet, 4.3barter-liousewpaars, prima/. It'sarisa, tgthallocoart.. astral aillat. DANKKU CY KNIALAGSD. PALLage, 'Dimwits Nia.01.66, Naebites Hasa, lu ship owner. frost Jane T to July 211„ at .Ina), at the Court d Camminionen. BANKRUPTCIES 131.1PERSIWED. lissoos, Janis. Lancaster, lion draper. Ealmittis. Iklatsaas., Birmingham, jevellet. Cuatuironsta. Maneheralt, searlar. BANKRUPTS. Tama, warekooartnaa, to garn t/et, June 10, at three, 17. sad July 16, at toe, at the Court of Comall..lunors. Attorney, SU. J. W. Taylor, their ivintootrsot, Bolfred-row. Cents, Ariaott, Area Pordand•sarsot, St. Wary-le.bonae, wrath maker. Tune 111, at does, 17. and July In, at one, at the Court of Consanlasioners. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Henri. or-tryst, Careadishottuare. Lewis, Miriam'. Great it, lieletee, merchost, Joie 14, 21, and Jul) 16. at ,welt,. at the Court ad Commission. ere. Attairreys, Memos. Robots end Co. New Ocaload. sum, Bediord-row. Cumin Isaac, Hastlogs, Boon, jeweller. ions 2S, r, endjuly 14, at tea, at the Coon of Commisoiscess. Attoraey, Mr. J. Crosby, Biog.! _mot, Rococo, Turmas. Great GolWard.st.Zt, bes eit e ugli, hat dyes, June Id, at eleven, 21, and July lk, at ten, at tko Cowl of Commiseionees. Attornty. Mr. r. J. Wadies, Worfelk-stseet, &rand. GUDDR, Enwaan, /kilned 'cones draper. June 7, 17, and July In, at twelve, at the Court of Commissions*. Attorney, Mr. Jackpot. New Ina. Suomi. Quotas, Java and CLUIRRA, Satatuat., Coade.strest, Oxford -street, t ' ailors. Jane le, 17, and July 1.6, at twclt at the Court of Ceonissioana. Attorney. Mr. W. Baker, Church-row, Limehouac. sad Nicholas.laae, Lombard -sleet, Jones, Mane. Old CompSoo.etreet. Ankh nplolsteros, June 14. at nine. 17, at ten, and July I& at pine, at the Coto of Commissioons. Attorneys, Mr. I). Richard. son, Ironmonger:4ow. HEW NETT, Camases, k'auahall.tralk, smith. Joie 111, at twelve, 17, at eleven, and July 16, at twelve, at t h e Coast of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Molina, Bridge.' street, Sauthwasit. WALKER, ALE/AID/I, Walwo-place, Blackfrian-land. stationer, June 10. 17 sad Jlly 111, at eleven at the Court of Comminieners. Attorney, lir. A. I Brown, Hattort.garden, Gassitway. THOMA , I, Walsor, Somersetshire, builder. June 16, 16, and July 13, at tleven, at the Cattle I in, Bub. Attorney., Men". klackinson and Seaulam, Vas.' court, Temple; and Mr. C. Belling'', Sigh. &foDDART, liaontt, Binnacle, Camlisitland, merchant, June V, IL and July IS. at twelve, at the Bush Ina. Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Donald, Btaple Inn; and Mr. W. N. Hodpon. Carlisle. FORD, WILLIAM, Stuekiwrt, Cheshire, bat-manufacturer, June 13, 11. at three, and July In. at two, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Aitnrurys, Mr. Gadsden, Furnival's Ion; and Mr. Coppock Slockpar. BLIDMORII, JOSEPH, Nottingham. bobbinanaker, June 17. 18, and July 16, at eleven, at Wilson's Hotel. 100 • It. ha rt. Attorneys. Mr. Buttery. Nottingham ; and Mr. W Baton, naniral's lon. •arrmTas, Nevreastle R.nlen, Carmarthen. shirr druggist, June 17, IS, and July lb, at one at lb. C unmerctal Itunsr, Bristol. Attorneys, Mews. Ryan., Stevens, and Flower, tir.y's Inn-square; and Mr. M. P rklns, _ Thomas, Oxford. livevy.stahle keeper, June 8. at six, 8, at ten. and July I& at eleven, at the house of k. Rattralt Oxford. Attorneys, M ea rs. Philpot a nd Sum, kuudialnpton-street. Bloomsbury -square; and Me. O. Raeltstrow, Oxford. DI VI DEED& June 24, T. Wilinsh;rt,ozford Target, art . ist a at i ewtl at tie Cowl o( Coombs& •her*--June 28, II TIM BISHOP OF LONDON AND THE REFORM BILL. We copy the following eery singular snick from a klnen. ing Paper of yesterday, mad it merits the special notice of King„ Mishima, and People. We know Dr RICE 10 be • man aseptic& karaing sad exemplary piety; and, above a senapilloas diKiplinarion in all taut relates to the atabsie of the Church, as aim made to appear a few yam apt, by his pair& swum with the (ree.chanking Christians. We molder each a a/I,gram to be specially deserving of public homage, and the aneerloo lose as into the secret of the in/genet lately and to bins the Clergy, while it has drawn as ear limber Chem* so much public animadvetaion. If any other WOO/ WWII wanted Of the nece,mity of Church re. farm, It is the eivastnetanee of a scholar like this gentleman, and a Clergymen of mob uunplary private character, having to undergo she imeenetivable khans of this great and popu lous parisb, far • estate's stipend, till be bas attained as age whoa the sapient of as independent parsonage ought to have been open to him as mutter °femme, and se acme jusdfica ' ties of the imperious revenues of our rich establishment. At the conclusion of a Vestry Meeting, held for local purposes, is the parish of St. Luke, Middle sex. a few evenings since, Dr. Rice, the Curate of the parish,. stated, that he considered it his duty to make a cosnumnication which, on public grounds,' be deemed of great importance, and also became it iavolved a serious imeutation upon his (Dr. Rice's) character as a Christian Divine, which Le was desirous of publicly rebutting. He then stated, that it would be in their recollection that he attended s meeting of the inhabitant house holders on the 27th uIL called for the purpose of voting a loyal and dutiful address to the King. ex pressive of the gratitude to his Majesty for dissolv ing the late parliament, in consequence of its refus ing to pass the reform bill introduced by miuisters, to effect such a salutary change in the representa tion of the people, as could &toile save this count? from the horrors of a sanguinary revolution, which eddress ;t would also be recollected he bad had the honour to second. A few days after this took place he received a letter in the shape of a citation, from the Bishop of Londoo, u his diocesan, which, without specifying any pattieular or substantive charge that he could be prepared to meet, reqiii:ed his appearance before his Lordship. He accord ingly attended at the time and place appointed ' by the Bishop, when the Right lteverend P elate stated that he had been informed that be (Ile. Rice) at the meeting in question had made use °llan guage which, it' not, absolutely blasphemous, ap proached very near it, and was at all events dero gatory to the character and purity of thought and diction that ought to be maintained by a Christian Minister. The Bishop then produced a letter which he had received from a person who signed his name " J. T. Norton," but not dated frt any place.— This letter purported to contain a report of the words used by Dr. Rice in seconding the address, A Malt id had tepee, said Dr. Rice—l fervently wish we had keen favoured with twenty more such angels from the Catholic* ; they would have toads many • Ist pluralist shake in their shoes, Dr. Rice t►ee informed the meeting, that an extended auncersation took place between the Bishop and himself, relating to the Reform Bill. which it was then unnecessary to refer to : but as he did not know what ulterior steps might be taken against him, and as he was anxious to stansl well in the estimation of his parishi inens, he had embracer the first opportunity that tesented itsesi Wisteria them of the charge that had been brought against him. He would not sutler any individual to fasten Open him an imputation so abhorrent to hie feel**, as a design to degrade the Spi•i tual Messiah t and be confid.•ntly at•pealed to them, nbo had the best meatis of knowing his life shisl conversation, whether he had ever in any one Its stance se conducted himself as to give a shade of colouring to such an imputation, even by the re motest inference. It must, he said, have been ob served by every one at the meeting, that he meant, and did in his address, pointedly distinguish be tween the setae and deftsignation of a political Mes siah and the sacred character and office of the spiritual Messiah of Christians, and between the quality and title of a Sovereign who, by a propitioos act, had rendered himself the saviour of his people.. He was perfectly aware that the real ground of the charge preferred against him was on account of the part that be had acted and the sentiments Le ►sad • expmeed on the Reform Bill proposed by Minis ters under the sanction of his Majesty, who had thereby in very truth proved himself the politied saviour of his people ; and while he would yield %o no man in reverence he bore to the Divine Master which he professed to serve, yet he would not be deterred by any human power from conscientiously asserting Isis political rights as an Englishman and the subject of that King who had acted so nobly. The Rev. Doctor concluded by saying that the letter sent to the Bishop appears to be written by some person who was present at the meeting at which the address was voted to his Majesty. Ile was desirous of ascertaining whether there was any householder in the parish of the name of J.T. Nor ton, that he might call upon him and avow him self the author of the charge. 3Jr. Wall, the Vestry Clerk, stated that there was no such name enrolled in the rate book of the pariah. Ali.. Richmond and several other parishioners .trough• reprobated such an uncalled for exercilf of power and authority for the purpose of shackling public opinion, and strongly approved of the whole it Dr. Ric •'s conduct in reference to the Reform B. k, they were all ready to bear testimuor * to, should any further proceedings be taken against hint by order of the Bishop. CI ItIOUS Uc•c•uKtteNec. A few day■ ag■o, a tine mare, belonging to the Res. Mr. Brooksby, of W. Hanninglield, dropped a foal, wl.leh wu a rhort the. al.. :ere/aide deprived of its dam. A raw, whieli way tl..n 'welding its own calf and a lamb, hont-thately took the in - leaved colt under its parental rare, and actually afoul* nourishment, and pars the mmt impartial attention to ti e foal and the lamb, as well as its own &Fyn' g. Rues Siguiderd. Last evening a Gre bake out about ten o'clock at Mr. Ritiunead's char saanuf..e.or). Banner -arrest. Lute's, whit% eonsuaenicated to the extensive pren,ises • r Mr. Collier &filth. The It, harm with such rugrdi.y r.t the whole build*: wee eaveloped in Lune*, sr& netwisb. standing the speedy arrival of the engines. the valusu:e properina nral.ty was towpietely dasuoyol, and, we andarstsixt. not •• • , . ...1 "8. I , •1 .1 0 r. ,1 •