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wig • wig Csl l M' T 4 A E In, roe at 2, t•tj Il SE 1 A. a r• a. C 14 . 1%111F 1 1.300 THE& rItF-ROY THIS PRESENI' E. will be revived. the Come& of THE WONDER. Den Pedro. Mr. Mathews; DOG 1..)1WZ, Mr Greve; Dow !It Ore tame), Mr. Young; Cokmael Ilritam, Mr. 1k , I nr; Gash!, Mr. Weakly; Li.eardo, Mr. Fawcett. Donna lolante (first Wesel, Mrs. Litchfield; Donna Isalsolia, Mrs. .h^es ; Fiera. Mrs. Gibhs. fa VP 11101 wil ATCHI be add..d. HIM the kat WHO New Pap CANulsr Farce, caul, C. g.nnet, from the Theatre-Roval, Math, having beau yLatt.r , lty evenin m . with war , and ganand applause, oak- serond ',Nicaragua ou Saturday next. . The W/o' fate; Piss hides Off; or, Tha 04,! Voc; awl Tom Tftonsb. - - • VAUXHALL. tee Patronage of Hu R..►al Highness the Prima of WALES. (RAND WE DON FETE. ANY HIGII and ILLUSTRIOUS CHA- R iCTICRS haying s;gniflcd their wish 'or a Rep ti• ..„, AND PETE g yen ea h., G•ace th. /N, on Frodav lest, tho pubbe respectfully In- THIS DAY, %Veal...day, July I, 11107, is let allows when the in error, respect, wvll en ' saasr 0044. of enes.iallerl indasemy, wb viand , approbation ~n that evening. 3, —.perms nis:n at Seven, and the C.neert to F..ght &Clock. EX:I:J.(10a eat Needle Works, a n d 4 , 4- /Li iAgrell Manufactory, No. 477, High Holborn, 1. tiould. Ws greatest variety in London, •ra. Eat Corer.., and Cheneel, Cloth Work, in 'e on, fi l ,urn, Print ana Cr 4,.. Works, Fillmore, and .4:11 , r CIF ont Porvot or the much al:hired lambs' Word, Velvet Paint andi Trairspareotre. in a superior Manncr, he. &e. Any the ahoy.• to be 'obi -..Ladies taught the ahoye Works at tome or airroa.l, by Mra.Cooko and Daughters. Schools., doe. reppl.e4 with ail Sorts of !dateriels for Work. A great ,a. rely pnrees ,'rays ,ea 37 drawn.—N. B. Mayes Paper rea:icrtl *Nee,: tAtAND lIIIZES. One . . . 'rec. . . . Ten . . . of . 10,000 &c. Sec &c. ' S' , !ALLEST LOTTERY; with gleativ A P , s -I i.24t7 ?Utak; than wen, ever known. *vise uL,SI,VitY, the 14th of this email. Only t0,v04 SCHEME. 1 Ppm of 000 .. 14 .. 1.90.000 21,tm0 19;00 5,00 1,0410 6,0 IOS 1.550 40 37,5 0 ~i iii.o3a ticket% t.ton,noo Ticket, IF.tarth Dar, holism the nal fizcd Capital, rim ry mous vii) roumn. Reyes. Dcawing of 4 00) Tick r.. f•Jeti Da.. . TICK 11 ri and SIIARES on S.lt et ail thy I..t , :tr-d Lot it and by thrivAg.: .tt in EilgiAnd and Scotland. kticE. TAeltss L l9 17s. L.lO S 0 Lig .th 5 3 0 1 Norteonth •• 11 6 .. I 6 6 •ter • • 16,;F:. FIRST-DRAWN I'ICKFcr. in the la..t 1 1. rEItY,, entitled to 20,0101. was sold in one ' •.1 net , om• F.ll,tli, and ben Sixteenth Shares, by /1011 GE.., \INV, a , 4 Stoett-brobers, 2, t:onthel, 149, Oxford and 44, St. larrtres-nreet, where the Twkets ^nd Shales pre.rnt I.•o.ere, an CAT,..rtle • Drawing the 14th 0,„ ISO", are on tale, on the .4,•. :.ottcy e m 4,4% of only Q 00.4 1 4. Trzkets, and contiloa cApital Pticci Utast any former Lottery, ~f a. kw T.ie understated are part or thecapir at Prises recently shared and sold by Hodges ai-d Co. vs; ".70. L Mo. L. ~.44 . . . 20,000 1,.545 . . . 5.000 '.,457 . . . 20,000 31...133 . .• . 3.600 1 i,7Ui . .. . 2 ,000 213,095 . . . 0.050 I .'.5 6 1 • . . 24.000 MeV/ . . .. 3.001 V. 787 . . . 50,000 360)0 . • , 3.00 0 k.,; I? . . . 10,000 9,7117 . . . 6,000 :.121 . . . IU,PUO 19,4 8 . . . 5.000 .i. , 1 . . . tO.OOO Ntil )SAI. LiGts r AND HEAT C..)%4PASY, FUR lA.: LSE OF VuKE ASD G‘S Lb:HTS, ro BE rAKI.I:IIED WI CH , 0 IF CAPITAL, 24,1,040 siIARE.z. AT Lb ONLY AS THE 1.45 WILL. BE DEDUCCED F ROM THE A F A very nnmerous and respeetahle gee.- 11 tag ~f hacrth:ra, at tho Crane. aid Aniherr. Strand, rht. day, when an A ppliettaal s fa Partial aent wa: reonlv.d wt, can outs rvtitrn naj , heartfelt Thank. foe the 1.14A111111.116 a , neiaatiota rd my cnniutt. Lis Anniver.aey of that Meeting lull he celebrated to Vie Latest poaterity, a ad that every Sabeentra's apna wall be with re.wea and gratitude. by fin 're ages, for the t .ors' amn of a new wra, in the enjoyment of health, seems. r , le anl,r.eas. Serlimn of Pa•limettt. every Toindav et') be dtr. , ted to the ree-rion of the Lord. and Cx•ir Fa To' tes aftlFrrear.l.; and every Wednewlay lk-• - •-• .1 ;vl4ll c the Etperhounts for the gratsfiestum u: •c•lSere and th••lr Fnends. It•Te , i , ts ue stiil Ml•thew lifoNallt ant j.•cr:hur:h•.ttrrt r Meson Dtirayers and Co.'s P.II • t;, titm Utflce 1V;NS0:1. Iminor. !melon. and Founder. ral S'l" J. G. 1607 FUN rriK•Tce.rli ANU UUNIS. rr4H.7, ESSENCE nf PEARL and PEAR DEN !Inlet:, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, ''• •..Liat 1.6 i Het Idapsty and the Prime, of Wake, are great is •• • , Pcam, book ia ales ince ana elfreacr, to any th • irg hitherto „'e els of; they will . tirdealn prnserse the Teeth in a sound Ls' Ingo he Ad or; will render them white and beautiful, • tl•eut the least Impairing the Enamel, fasten tech as see '" '"'• Ilee such a$ are alr.ady d-eayr•l from be-winmg wins% r.""' - '.l tai *fomhach, perfe&le cure the Scurvy in the • ..,an., • id make them gr.". fi.nt end eau , to the Teeth. I likewise re .4.- the breath dellcitely sweet, and rem,. e.r al: i 11,14 A Dis.riers that are the conscquencc of Scorbutic V :dn and had reatli. In °' to prevent the Impositions daily practised be per tuns e.wntetleihng the above-mentioned lertg•ed.ablnllted Me di , nes, the fallowing words are (by perieleiron) engraved In re "-I'm , . " J. ILENE r, 84 YLEY & KI.EW, LUCK s 'l'it•SritErit" and runic ere gennine but whet hay' t h e ' , \ - 4 .'ll'afe4 in the ~ t anip ; and also a I ihol with the we.oly " Sayle r kepi Mew, Cott mandtreet, London," paned un the hit al eats heal sod hen. The tioclic• and DestifiKua are sold, wlinl.ssale end email, b TlikVier a“1 Blew. d/. (:ei aspor, street, Pore lat 4.11. redly ..."Ihwteladr.l; aiwll retail b. r 5e.1,01.1 .la'. Partner and "'"weagof to Mr. Hemet,) tyeurti street, lianovcr.sauare, Lor.drin. N. Ei, Me Ee k . we is p o r t i c a s e y ~,,,,,nvondonl td Parente, and P ''' 'iv' soh r have the care of Chi , 4: en, as the greatest prewcause at prstrog sad teed. Teeth. 'ti / • • 1 : :11 - V"; • 1.5 . `Ceit,- . "4 o pr". Nio rAL, HAYMA EVENING, July 1, 18071 4 - lit 4 ritto I) iD WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, AwinOW LADY. abnu: thirty years nf age, ir.tii.not any iwurnbranixe, anJ whose eonnecteiii• are reiliectitolo‘ wisti:s to ei.cage herself at Compailion t • Loril, al or objecront to the vitttry, or tra• yenta,. Sidat•ii is no ereAt Iturct, as the advertiser hes • small tortoise. Letters adires.ed to C. Y. at the Office of this raver, pott•paml, will be Ju y attend d to. hi boKS by AVIA lON. NJ R. STOCKOALE respettully acqua;nts .1. the Punic, that a SALE by AUCTION, of bOtIKS. MAPS. and 010t;ARTH'S PRINTS, will talcs place. at No. ISO. Piccadiliy, THIS I.MY, and ten fellavri..g •tiya, (Sunday excepted) commencing at Oue . n'Cl..ak, to a minute Catalogue' tolv hid of Ar. Stodtdale. Porcadi•ly • TR kNSPORT-OFFICE, ljtOZ 20, 1102. •IrIHS COMMISSIONERS for ran hiMiaz Hu Ar..l. bey's T, amp rt Ufa, e, for rrila•••z el, e e^ , ri . week., amen, awl for the l'or Ctt,,tAtty of l',".(t•ters of Irdr, .1.. 1,,••••. pr., •s.re, . 1 4 Ls raw ./ ••• 1.) : t et, the :2 9h rf rtes,t, t, ,ece•ce Kola Tee+r , s, and Vest with smelt Per was as may he wieNez b. c.v.., I for VleiteiliaseS•eit l'riarnr•t aJ Whr, wt rise Ishyri rya 14, Jr.,. the lit any r f J.nse•ny next, for 1'1444 ' 4011W3 ond therratttr,h•dit Jas .tfaelts *nice shall 4. cite •. Tender will be received after trn.• ol....'socic on the Der 'of Treaty, nee a y noticed, unless the Party, or en Ilene iwrionail! anent'. Each Tender must he accemvanierl by a Letter frme two respectable PPIC ms, en4agnie t.. b-cnsn , bound with the Person tenderine in the Si. of zuoul for the Auis performance or •h:. Cr.oteact. Farther Parteculars may be kartatu Itr applyine, at this Office, to tat Agent fur Frtrumets 01 War, at Urenarta. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jena le, 1811 •pIIE COMMISSIONERS f.► 31e , rity's Mau, do hereby girt Nwire, Tosr nn FRI the 3i e 1 J..ly su it, they Sul' br yearly to les 'le Tewlrri in writing (ward ap). and tress fn. the supplying of %EA PROW AWNS to Ai. Alojesty's Skips a., retSell at Middle, in Nnva Scotia in Canada ; Norfolk, in Vlrginia ; aid the Island of Beettiuda,(rani.iirtha ia..ae C•intes fir Twelve hfoilihreersein,fewa d i 201 h .1* 0.14er r.eit ; and bother, lima err monthi' warning shrill breir-n, either ode, for the Won shim**. The mode W' portent to b. by MU, hearing latee ns, Ninety Llays alts Dote. The Gowiiiions 4 Ike Cont•a'h may be wen at the Sa , retary't Off % e earned will los h.tii tie alq Tre•ler in mAieh she Priers shell tint be inserted in lie. ds it sh.,/i e..t Gr delsee•ed t.. the, k 0. 1 ,4 befur , t L, e b'el.ek, a, the •ai.l Freda, the Od of Ally Rt.'', *or 2.0 , 4 s the Pol.a r o ho ne sites the Ti... - ,Jr ease Pero*. .lai. hth .If, •tt•uds, to en.rwr when elated r..e. Nor will .it Tesler rant r.•tei (tarn...gait pnres urn ~.tie :fret elm, end pri:•ee **eh inferior to Ike real wane sinew alter.., ht cow sacred es p•nper to Ise admitted. TO R4X,1 6 :111N Oki( S. WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN, who has a thiontigit kneeler* of has business ; nteettwi.n eitodant einiony, by applying to %Ir. Hughes, bookadlei, Wignsore.a:re,t, Cavendish aquae, any sierunig before eleven Geler.b. LAW, —•--- • WANTED, by a respeBable Solicitor in the City, who n desirous ar a eertati, portion of fatigue en 1 trnobl. , an netire PARTNER. It it ablidatola nocoantrd that hr al.oodd be a arsadrmao of knownn reapottabitity, and oho can advance a moderato protium's. From SOO t. , 6YOI, wall be elloaaad. Dirftir port NM. w.th real naes at and Adams. to C.U. at 11tr. Salte. h No. d, Norton Palgare, Buthopsgatn, and UN spplicatinu well be iromadi • ell attandril to * l' l o he LET. FURNiSHEI), for font or tot ii months, ea a longer ported, at It telmoort, Surrey, a must desiraSle VILLA, with offices for suer. donne.tte imerpoo., double coach house, and Cued stable deta.:hol, wan beantertil lawn sloped to the Thames It comptiees hrea',fast-pmlour, dr ing-ream, bourn two Prur best bed-fO.llll. 1111A1 Are se. yaw, epatersents, it. 411 Heel', brie. The whole in a er.te of en.uplete repair, an i a gently furnished; aII the Wincitwi a, , a ,,, nent •I.uk t t..r eve,. and 0)113111/11,41 en anis. terrupt-d view of Its dehghtflo hanks Apply-titi.l-tall,lleusw Ars.,. , Rirhmend kCADI stT et AINIIAm II 4LL, Ls F.X. YOUNG G .t , tlenien a e boarded initiated y Denartnieni staa.ful and polite Litee■rare, by AY and A‘sistai.ta. wh..s4 . ate ef To.tual wt•l an I..Hiratiiht at ones Itbra: au 1 iseent,.l. eywlly unpoitant to in Scholar, for Cico.km.n, a vel the Man 01 110/1111:1114 ••• T.llll, twent.• G:uu• at per Aonom. The •itoatt••n. e.iinstarhling a ciel,ghtful .roamer of the Thames a. 4 ~djacont country, is tal WM. The cacti." will be observed respecting diet 4.d and la ts. t-*6 than time impuntensent 01 y nuth, cons, derma at petinary %pct., and attenJed to with diligence and earl. No Entraote..o.French, Dr 'wing, Dancing, and Music, on IM towel To-ms Nl'. 11+v twA. lee KAPP) w•.h, at y diy this week, at Nu. 17, N ,cl. l .l,e c t„ll.t k •re t. Sot.. N 14 An A.istant *ante. VICTUALLWOOFFICE, jaws 15, 11107. THE. COVINIISSIONERS for Vasa Nifsg Nu hiojamey's MIDI/ de hereby Th.B •• FRI Jell the 241 Joh out, •hey will Iw Trod, to remit e Madero H ris..o (weed rep), treatforTHßEE HUNDRED THOUS S ND QUEPEC STAVES, At t. , r thr ohrpow of oeteltius TIGHT C ASKS, to be tletterred, few•hoti ho the 31s1 of o^l. her, ; and the rewoioder ba t y .11 , t h uv-embee, wing, t , to .jest ' Fietnotiiag Lora it I),ptiora, and to he pail for by Hsfir, wooab,a, with by. rest, Niseto D.OO ant , &W. The Conditions of Ike Couris,:i wy roe seer at the Sivretaris Wee. N R. N. Tender tee a lees 3.awtity than Twenty-five Tlrsa sand Staves, will Its &twitted. N. regent seal is had to ang Tender, in whieh the Prier shall wo hr tat•erteol ire Words at wood, or Owe 5h..11 es.'t Ist tleitseeed S. the boor before Otte ..'t /mit on the /Aid Friona, the S I q jay next I nor rolots the Pen.• rho .s?.O the reeter, or sow Peront ow his behalf, weeds .10 ocsort token tilled for. publesbe:. price Tbanri,hon run. a Uwe ls,.iuu pet Hu deed, Ik REPLY to 0118fiRVATIONS nn what is called th• CATIPLOLIC BILL By A PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN. I 're4en i rei..te4 for C awl a Ballwin. New Andy/411*cl VICTIJA LLING-OFFICR, Jura 22, 1407. rritig COMMIVIONERS far nitre/lily Kir V aal' , do /reefer give irr , T net on TUC& DAY the ith et Jul. next, at Eleven o'ciock in the I , ,iennor, , Mr. TIIONAS MILLER, their Agent st Plymouth, 101 expose to Public Sale, Sundry Logs.of Old COOYE it Wl': S CORES, lying in His Mai-sirs Victualling Stores at trot Port Catalogues of shin may be had, and the Stores vied d.iring the common gotiong hours, three days gremlin( the f)e. of Sale, ego* applicacon to me Master C Knorr, at ri y - nraoh. TH r MODER V I. AIS, AND THE h OVA I. ECLIPSE ! I hii day is published, price 6.. FAIL)It 4 nod - INTRIGUES of the A MODE:IN I.AIS, a well-known Wonsan of Rank and Fashion. This Vnltite• forms Ilia F o urth of Sup e Unn,iital Volta of 14 very Popular Novel, " A ;master at With t, •ad r ow reprinted and sold separate, to complet. the F.r.t and h.• nod Edition, in 8 Vols. The ROYAL ECLIPSE; or, !Micah) Fafta; exhibiting the Secret 'klentows et 'Squire Georgie and hie Wile, to one Volome. Tilts Work, Nodes a Variety of Dornest.c amt rashim.olble Awmaotes, contaw a thmeluirement of a Certain La.."*.este Mystery that has so long agitated the Fathomable W Li the Prem. The SAROUCHILDRIVER and his WIF?', a Tale for .he Haut Tea, to .3 Van. or the Author of The lob , del Mother. .Priothil for .1. F. Hughes, Nu 5, Wigraoreartreet, Given. deth.sqoare. This day is published, the Th.rd and mitts nal Vuhuiaa rs 1 that poinelar and eccentric Wink, 'j'HE RISING SUN; with a curious well / finished coloured Friiiitispiece of the extraordinary Ghost that ht. lately appealed: together with the Story of Priam G orgoka. arid the Fairy Predefine, an East rn Apothem. Po..ted fur Appleverds, Wimmile-street, ands lit by Apple. yard and Co. lie, Newc..te.steet. Whe-., may be had. GABRIEL FORRESTER ; nr, Tao Dawned Soot a N0..1, in Four Vagneors The MIS ANTHROPF FATHER; ne, The Guarded Se cret t a Novel, in Three Volumes. Br Mss Smith In the Praia, and *CI be pub:mired in a few days. The TEST of GUILT; .e, Trails • 4 Ancient Supersti tion t a Metrical Dramatic Tale. ' Also, Tire COUNCIL of the FAIRIES; or, The Bump kin's Demmer : a eidigetimi or F , ag 'll 'OM By the [ de Mr. Joseph Smut, Author of The Manners and Custom• or th e Dictionary of Entente, ice. kc. Hoe:tetm ly printed in Foot Quarto, and corrected and prepared for the pre , . by 4411•iih Strati. This di. is poblithe I. to duodecimo, price* 6d. humid, I PITItODITCTION Lefleur Francois : no, • Record r' e, nieces choices; aver 1. explication des idietiarnes et des phrases diHiciley, qui ey trunagnt Es, LINDLEY MURRAY, A uteur Won, Ghanaians Angliiire, ter Are Printed for Lniiimen, Hurst, Rea, and Orme, Patentoslem • ; Denim and Harvey, Gracechurch.sttert ; Wilson and Spence, York ; and Arch. Coneable and Co , Edmbsrrgh. " This little Volume, whisk is designed for the use of persons who hare Just begun to learn Oa French language, is composed of eirtracti Irene French writers of reputation, who arc distinguished by the propriety and umfuthess of their sen timents. Mr. Murray has exercised his usual caution and ' jerigneent iu these selectniOsi and his explanation., in the Appendix, of the idioniatscal expressions and ilifficalt plume, which mew in the extract., are well calculated to sinspithr, and coniequently to thrill ate, the study of the language.".-. AnuJunhm It :view, Aenl, 1907. 0 The larger work, (to which this lean introrlartion) we. mam b oy..e of extras from a great variety of the first clee.real writers of ilia Augustan age of French literature; 1134 we with plenum observe, that in every nectar the present performance, as well a. of the Leeteur Fran .et ,Is the slither has paid great at tention to the wow!' of the stud rot. Ned a sentiment has ores ad:rioted which can hurt the most delicate mind; and in many et this piece,, piety aid virtue are placed in the moon aramble and attractive points of view.".....Genticinare. Megaton*, April, 1407 Of the same Bookielleri rosy be had, the latent Editions of all the other works of thesam• Author. namely— I . Lector Francois, 24 edit.enfred.Cl, pnce 4.. 61. V. A Finn Nook for Chad , en, 4th vitt. enlarged, 64. S. An Eng;hlsSirelliog Wok, eth edit. la 4. An Eng'idt Grammar, 15. h edit improved, St 61 . :6. Am' Abridgment of the Gramnsar, Milted* Cr. Easton L.:crews, 11th edit enterget, 4.. Ed. 7. Key to the Exercises, kth yea. improyee., Ss. 8 lotrodriTtion to the Reader, kth mkt. 3.. 9. Ther,clish Reeder, 7th edit 4.. 19. Seriatim the Reader. ail edit. meet, imprneed. M. IL Fewer of Rellei.m, I:ith edit. color 4, 34 id. NOTICE TU THE ou PCKSIoNLIS Or CHELSL ► HOSPITAL. -pH Peogioners are ordered, upon making 'p their AfF4Evi!a at the er.sinne hiliCtimine , , and Sill ...Pet succeeding tith rifJuna, and 98th wf 11-rrernber, until farther or& is„ to specify the rate. of Peitsinn ym day which they motive, immehately .ityive thou mimes, in the affidavit, in order in pr•vent mistakes in Lire payment, atii ing fruit a similarity of D • incl. Secretary's-OfF.7e, Cheins-Hospital. 16th June, 1891. MIDSUMMER . VACATI')N. Suet publiehrei, end &timed Grath to Poreharrers, A CATALOGUS of DICTIONARIES, ‘MMARS, and other SCHOOL BOOKS, which Of selling whomalo, at the reduced priors affixed, for ready mosey, by Lackingtoo, Allen and Co. Finsbury-square. As L A. and Co. peons in their men Copy•nrht a large wssotineot of neat and accurate &Moms of School B.oks, and are enabled, by th it extensive dealings in that branch, to simply the copies of other Publishers on the roue libe.al tem% they pneane to MVO this Cataloginr, with confidence, to Schoolmasters and Toacbriti, assured that it nsersts their at tentiot perusal. Every article is ...Ad ear complete, well leered, and motility bound. HAMPSHIRE MILLER'S RAT POWDER. I R. T. RAMS. the Inventor s deems it highly 114 eseedeent t, remind Far.rieri, that the above Powder, for the destruction of RATS, ran never he laid at • more conve nient opportunity, in all their rims, than at this seaion of the year. on 'minting their tarns, AS it will infalli'dy prevent their depredations on the n •ir sown corn. In stone-houses, dwelling-boyars, sugar Ileum., on board shape, Re. it will sr:o• deaf these vermin, vet no eat will tourh at. Ile tare of coon terfeits, which are every day obtruded The genuine packets, pries 4 Bd. eaeh, are done up in • red Kamp. whereon LI the name of " T. Rluts . They are sal 1 in Lon I,nt only, by Cbampante and Ct. AI& late ; and at No 17, Ate- Maria-lam,, Se Parrs; they may a:w be loot of the repot:M44 itooltoillers in over tetra its the kiatdom ; and of Nlr.ClemYnts, Datmpattilet, Dublin. Ilavast, Hants, Aptil 20, 11107. WARREN'S MILK of ROSES, for the Skin, preiored genuine soli by RICHARD ROSSER, rho, to convince and prove it to the publrc, ant es • **corny to them and howled, fro o the encrnichinents deco/Drina an injustice, hay b•rave the 4-nrd Maya,, taken tM tilhvenng oath I, Richard Weser, P-rforner, No 5, Skintter-nmet, re.ri9l44 fraon.l:hea:pitde, Anmerottee, Partite,. Smi in-law, and Sore/mar, to t h e Its. R 'chant Warren. Pei (moo r , do mak • nears, to tile fdlowina of of t That Cot vain& ble anti justly esteemed Article, called, • Wa-rea't Mdk of Roses; the mitt,. in ren'inn of the said Richard Warms, can only be prepare , ' by myself, tae said Ricl.ard ',Starrett having, the first yr, of my apprentic,ino (in 177$ 'minuted to me the secret, and Vino other persda whatever, eithet in writs c or °there're, a r 1 siostrn , tid ap. alone in the art of preparing the did movie ; and which has been ahoy. thorn toentydere, Years prepared by me, kict-ard Roder, only, and cannot be made of prepa'aiS by any other oe.s m yil.omoneyer. 1 do, therefore, in the above .010111111 ni Inner, miters the Public in getters', that any ether lierynis or persons adorning the name of Warren, by calling their NIA nfitintri, Mfarreo's hfilk of 1104411, are, by such a fal.e a-sertion, gushy a a gum impa i Lon-on the Public, east, uninstniahle ♦io:atiou of troth. •• Sworn et the Mansion •110 I..im4nn, this 411th day of MAttilr 11 1 05, bsfom ere, " MES SH.%%V, Mayor." •• SIMARD ROSSER, I I None is genuine whatever, without these woAr on the laud •• Widen** *pc of Rn••rs for the Skin, predated. resin. ..oils by R•ehard Roste►, and eol4 by Warren and R'-sec, P. T hinners (from Clinipside), at 5, Stingier-oven, Snow ; No. Si, Warwick street, Gulden 'quart, and St. Janoter : at their SiloPs N.. I, u:nrc--stsest, oath. Prins is. 4e. and lls id. Indio to ptoporttun. IMPLRIAL P. HOUSE OF LUEDs—:ussomr, Joss 3G. The Hmwt met *boat three o'clock About far the LO!tD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack. and addl , •sled their Lordships upon the subject-mop ter of a written paper which he held in kis hand. s:ated that he (lid nut mean to psopu.eisny of the four resoluti .ns contained in such paper on this day, but merely to acquaint their Lordships, that hi ihould on Thursday next suhmit to the consider*. tioa o: the House, in the form of Resulatimas, those four objefts which he now stled Propositions Eno. respecting the revision of private Bilis. I hint NOVO. sitiOnt, and the Resolutions lacer:tied to be gi camera thereon, had arisen from the circumstance of the late I)itillution of Parliameay which, in respe:i private was prnJuaive of expense, delay, and s.)m.t inconvenience to the individuals inter:teed in such hills. The first Proposition win that ali the statbllas orders of the H..use, relAting to the proceedings es private Bills. should be read on 11.ursday n at. together with the Propo , itions before mentioned ; it being a settled usa:;e (36 the House. that ma . bttsarrs conceded in any mann:r with such standing orders should be moved upon without two days previous notice al such intended motion. Thi- second Pt-position, as the ground of his sea cord intendeal Resolution, was. that a Ctiscnittest should be appoo.ted to inquire aad repott opus all Petitions presented for pm. to Bills sot lloisbecl in the last Parliament. to rase. to o whether they were the same Petitions on which the Proceedsogs sti such Sirs were founded, as tar as each proceeding' 1154 been carried. This, Ills Lordship stawl, would sire time and expense to the parties, as the mode of proceed BE to obtain such Bale was by first pre senting a Petition, which, by the usage of tk Eitar , , was retcrred to the Judges for their opinion, on teterring it back, as to the legality or propriety of the Bill sought for, and wlnen wculd by this Resolution be dispensed with. . . The third Propositoon, to ground tf - e third in tended '6lolu:ion, went to expedite sveh 13 , 11 s in their passer thretigh the House. Tins tnird Propsition woe. rut, instead of a fortnight, the usual time intervening, bX th- role" of the House, between the second reedit.: ar..l :he referring t a Committee such Bile. the time, In this instance, should be shortened and tedu.td to one week. The fourth Proposition, to ground the fourth io tended Resolution, was, that the minute. or evidette• taken by former Conanitteet, should im reeeiv-si and allowed as evidence befiire future Committccs on such Bills. but with a reservation, that such evi dence should, in no histsoise, be deemed eanalaisive upon any such tutore Committee, either es to the evidence or the witnesse. formerly eirminvd, or any other e% idence such future Committee may wish to obtain upon tnt subject. His Lordship stated. that he had an immtion of friurtiog a reso lution upo: .e circunteance of persons whose in terest by cnotherwise might have been alter ed or become quite different from those whom they represented as parti..s in su.:h Hilts at their eons. mencement, and w.. 0 might be affeaed with the hardship of being bound by proceedings without their consent t but he found solnuch difficulty on this snbjea of requiring consent, and the mode of doing so, if at all yr/Ai:able, thet he judged it better to leave those cases, uhen they shall occur, to expediency on their own particular circumstances, and the wisdom of the House, than to frame any resolution upon that head. Lord GRENVILLE rose to state, that although this was not the proper time for stating the grounds of his dissent from those Propositions, I.e felt it his duty to say just now, that he had strong ohje&inns to them in general, considering the circumstances attending the late dissolution of Parliament, but his objettioo was p:culiarly swung against that intended Resolution reseeding evidence. The Propositions were severally read by the Lied Chancellor in succession, and their Lordships assented thereto Without a division. Lied GRENVILLE then moved, " T:tat there be laid before the House a circular letter written by the Secretary of the Lords Commissimers of His Majesty's treasury to their Officers and Agents, requiring them to levy and collect duties on goods, the produce of the• United Stater of America, im ported into England and Ireland since the late dis solution of Parliament, as a matter conneaed with the Babied of debate last night be•ore the House ; and likewise, tiirt there may he laid on the Table an account of the fee of duties upon all sorb goads imported into both comtries in the same period' of time." He stated, that his dhjea in this motion was not to ascertain the amount of such duties, bur to learn and be assured of the fag, whether any chaags had been made by such a proceeding in the rate of each duties. the motion was prante I, and the House ad journed at Had-past Five o Clock. Y I f , ft 4 , . •t - 7 • • - • , •••4 ; -.7/ • - I, • • „ trer • • • PAICS ilk P UCLA VIAL. PARLIA.Nk • A I HOUSE or COMMONS. A Pence from the frestees of the British Mu seum presented eenain Accounts, and a Copy of the Regulations of sbt•t Initstution.—Ordersd to be laid upon the Tahle. and to be printed. A Person from the (*ranee§ of Ramsgate Hap* hour presented ern sin Accounts relative tonere.-- Ordered to be laid upon the Table. The Sheriffs of the City of Linden presented serigliqe the folio vine Petitions, of the Lard Mayor. Alderm.‘)end Common Couocil of the City : 11. relative to the improvement of Setsith. field Market. t I One A •to altering. widening. andinsproving the C.ty. at Temple Bar. Si, One as to the establishm:nt of a Market far the salt of Coals ; and rtfo. . •i .