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0 - . .....: 41 ) 1. "1 : 1 1 C . .f lr ' ~__A L...;:- ..,,,, , . l -.....:.. .,....... e l / 4 , ,t , ,' l .lb ---"'-' ; s ' ' iii °,41 7Ag C ...„- - 4 7 6, • . i It v - , , , . - 1 4 ,4 9 ' • • •I L - - x,‘k- ....,.$ , 4a ic'i s . • • . • C li . ..,q,•-byri4 ~ N.. .... .... •-, i 0 * . r . ,r; ~r ~~ ~~ .a ~~ .; :" r ;: " " PRI& el& No. 2001: Mut**. ILLECRUNG ...1. ,:: ~zn: •‘..... i LL Persons desirous of preserving 10 that ' iti::l 4 mon o of the Ereettna of hteellos, ion of eniwinotiori so #. fl th e Indeprodeot Joliette of the City of Bristol, solto, :: e ,e 6., the *tam, axalost she corrupt istflueoee of 11Ne Tork ery. awl the littrodoetion of littittary Force to °room(' ibt Ire {lrks of Naglishnieo, ore named to 'rod theft Mb optiore to Sfr..l. flornhreek. Trelearre to the Cotuaittre. .. a Ptittert,streel,lNeettotquare, flrittot. P.. -.....-------.--.--- ‘--- . . i• . ESTABLISHED SCHOOL DOORS . "41';• ._. ' • • • nipERIAL pARLEANENT. 'Pliallei for LONGM AN, HURST; REES, ORIIIIOIOI - ' , - BROWN, Patermoter-row. • ' HOUSE OF LORDS, Jen , Mt , iIaiSTORICAL and MISCELLANEOUS . Tse Ror Aweat was noti fi ed Isy Cematistion to the' Revenue QL ESTIONS for the use of Tomtit N e pl ei w i th a .... Penalty ell, the 111.-ntners' Babkrupt Bill, and the Manure %cation of British and General Biography. &e. ' irriar c a il l• • By'RICHM I IL MANGNAL. mius ' nitaissionen were, the Lord Cusseellor, the Dukes If, • The Ninth Edition, in Ictings. Price ss: bound. • ' Montrose, and Lord Vialsiogitam. ~.,1 The Vote of Credit Hill, and the Agent General of Volute 1 A NEW TR EA'f ISE oss time II sL or the 41E06LS ; or, a teen' Bill, weretrought upfront the Omersoos by Mr. Lushing. i Phihemphrral View of the Earth and Heavers . ; comprehend- ton and other Members and rend • Ant,time. ing: lo a' rim"' of the fitarromaV iladr i and m"il" "f ilk . earth; The Parish Register hill ices also returned by Mr. Rose awl with the waded change; of its serf 4ce. eau.td by Goods, earth- other Memhers,wittrthe,Amendments agreed to. • 1 quakes. &r. Ale...ivied for W e instrurtion of youth_ By The - , }be - Eneisli losolvent Debtors'. andike I cish.lasolvent Debt- I tons Keith. In 1 vii. Ilmo. wish Antes, Third Edition, price 1 ort . Gills were likewise returned from the Commons by Mr. Kea tit. beards. rick and other Members, with Amendments, to which they de- A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION to the ARTS and .' i sired their Lordships' concurreace. SCIENCES, foe the um of Schools and Yonne; Per,oies : coo- Mr. Rickman presented an Account from tha Commissioners tanning a 4 .eneral explication of the fundamental priia.tples nod of the Royal Military Canal.. and. Mr. Swinhurne an Account facts of the Seiel , Cetlg divided into Lentos. with Questions sub- from the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge, which were dered:lo lie on the table. or joined to each, for the examination of Pupils .. By the Rev. J... - . .. • , • Jinn., Author of tkictilific Mato:toes. Ste. La 1 vol , 12alo. A Petition w as pr e s e nted by LortHOLLAND, from persons price 6• . illustrated with Plater by Lowry, and Wood - cuts by 'confined in the Kings Bench Prima, respecting the state of the Brannon. Debtornad Creditor Law, but there being an informality in an AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRAPHY of the Append ix to the Fetidly, not being signed Me Petition was NEW TESTAMENT r comprising a Summary Chroaolli- ti , I we. . ' , . , • tel 4 ` d C'''"i m i' bir a ll Vie w of the e ' en" recorded "'P eelin g . EXCHANGE OF PRI'ONTRII—SLA"'T TRADE — s ~ . i • Ike Ministry of our Saviour; with Questions for Ex:min...ann. , and on,nceented lodes; ; desigoel fur the use of voting person. WEST INDIES.' /Nod far the SnoddY etnplarrrell or School. , R. L. oi Coven., " Lead MO' LLANO rose to pot two or three ter, LL. D. In 1 vol. nino. with Moils, Tbltst Edition, 'pace questions to his Majesty's Ministers on subjects of 4s. Mods. considerable importance, upoft which, although lie ( THE NEW PANTHEO N; or, An lntrodortiog to • the Msthology of the Ancients, in (11nestion and Answer. COta- did not mean to give any notice of motion at this ad- piled principally for the use of' Fernakv. Hy W. dillord Hurt. lanced period of the Session, he thought it right that 1 11 be Third Nation, with Plates, price fo:histirdPi:'. 'L, som e satisfactory information should be given. The 1 AN INTRODUCTION to the SruDy .44RHONO-. LOGY and UNIVERSAL HISTORY. 07 ra.. Jiflard first wild rela!ed to an Exchange of Prisoners, a Boil. In 1 vol. royal lSmo. = r=eels . _t i . , Subject in Which the deepest interests of humanity GRAMMATICAL QUESTIONS, adapted to the Grant , mar of Looney Murray, awl Notes. By C. Bradley, A. bli: were involved, but to which he admitted that the un Price St. dd. •bound. The Second Edition, considerably ha-s reasonable pretensions of the enemy had interposed proved. / ''F ret the giiatest 'obstacles. He wisi:ed to be informed AN UNIVERSAL FRENCH GRAMMAR O ,being an,ucr. . 'carafe $%-tein of .Freocie Accidence and Svutax on as ids- *better any and what steps had been taken with the . ure Ved plan. -• By Nit-bolas Humet. • FifthArl es, edge loi view/of en&av outing to erectile Exchange of Prison. . _ • boood. ... , , I t „,,,., " ~ GRAMMATICAL .. EXERcISF,S upon 110 •Fir e f el. era t i The second point ' related to the Slave" Trade.=--. LANGUAGE, compared with the English. By Nit .n- 'SU years ago the ' House had come to a resolution, ; hem isel. d.. . eiverri4 Mir"' with great daireeftslie°ll' pr ee : .116 . eipressing their anxiety that repiesentations should 1 . .! .iliii - .10 .i. • • I THE WORLD ifs . MINIATURE e captaining a curious he. made to foreign PoWeets. ie.order to induce them . arid faithful account of the situation, ektent, prnductioni, g6-' tti - ibnlislt this initilinain - traffic. Ile was perfectly "rusems " Pulailmh dms4.` " 'lm"i farl.4iire ' ".:81° ' disposed to belleie that however hostile some' f his oflho dial canaries is the world : compiled trom the best .., . . : . , notherities As ids proper references to the mimes( essential,rales Majesty Ministers might have been to the abolition al•ttie. new. Lan g uage pretiXed In the Work, and the teen: of this tirade ; that, when that measure was cautioned • latiao of the difficult words and idiumancui cape/ming: C,_ the Le .. , book p a nic:wad ) useful to s t odenis l e u tite r e pky 4 yfi l e ff ey, uy gaegibusture, t h ey wou ld use every i xertinn in and' ..f the French Langunge. By Nicholas Hanel. Thiid I their power to carry the intentions of the LegiAature ! bdblini- In 1 vol. lifoot Pdet: 4 ‘ dd. Imu'id• • '. I into e ffect ; and from the influence whirl= we. mighti THE S• HOLAR 8 SPELLING ASSISTANT. Inteadead f,r the Use of Schools stud private Tuitiw. By Thos . . C sepia- i and ought honourably ' to posses§ in the Councils of . WT. q•1101' Of the Academy. Ilford, Elms. Teeth Edith.., I Spalti - and Portugal; he thought thatimuth might be correeted.aad impro v es. price Is. sit. Irliond. - I THE NEW ORTHOGRAPIIICAL ASSISTANT;. eril i effected towards inducing the abolition of this trade English Exercise Book. Waite, on an improved lean. for the on the part of those Powers. Ile was the inoreenxl4... nor. speedy hums demo( youtg pewees in the Art of Spellise ous upon , this point, because he undesstood thit.tlit and Pronunciation r intended for the was of School... By Thos. Carp_enter. Pricy 2, b•esiet. Slave Trade had lately increased. . The third. point) THE YOUTH'S GUIDE 10 BUSINESS; =staining an upon . which he wished'for some information, related' mil and familiar i'llimilmOna l° 84"4-krePiNd by Idlid/e entry, to the intercourse between the West biddies and the of parcels. dm. tablesof money, wct.hts, and atemites. 1 methodised and arranged tie as improved plan g and a variety of United States of AmeriCa state of the ; and to the - Arithmetical Questions far nessitinal e xercise aud•insprose- . mOnt.. Designed ter the Oat of Schwas. By Thos. Carpenter. 1 West India Islands, particularly Jamaica. In. con. Pe=nile. bd. bound. 9 sequence of the repeat of the Orders in Council and - "'LEK EXERCISRas io fivrilhx..Ellillom Dirtiern. Pro-. the 'restoration of peace with America, winch he 1 s,•dy, aid Metaphrusee Offer she wanner Of " Ciaske's and I Males Inosidurtion So the ataktog ..f Latto"l. adapted to the treated would shortly take place, the opera t io n of Grammars 4.f Eton: Weitenhalle Admire, Hel l , and Holmes. To the law w ould be revived under which exportation : erati. i. prettied, ri concise but comprehensive Svistax. By the from the West India Islands, in exchange for the i IL Rev. Wm. Neilson; D. Minister of Duatialkdirthied. The lumber brought from the Un ited States was pro ; Third Edith,. In I val. Svo. price ss. ill boards, and with the ' • Kis., pe ers lit.' hibited; except in certain enumerated articles. The t:it LEK IDIOMS, exhibited kr select pones from the best Authors: with English Notes, and a parsing lades. To principal of these enumerated articles, namely, rum, which ale iidded, Ohsersution• no setae' Idioms of the Greek was now little in request in the United States, and., Lio g .ov. py the Rev. W; Neilson, D. D. M 1 R.l , A. In the fact was, that the pleffters ie the''West Indies 8v... priee 51. INOOtav were compelled to pay in specie for the lumber, anal A r ut to ate CR ELK EXERCISES. iffy the Rev. WW., Nett ••••1 D P. M. R. I. A. In Bvo. Price Ss. in boards, the vessels that brought the lumber procured in ex -1 .1. S'l IN PR. AO I) YMA DE p r ASY: By .1. Caity, LL.D. change for this. specie articles of produce from the private Teaches of toe (1.: -in. Preach Langtosge, NW *Mit #, • I laa.i. Besides miser ins ierial linroseensentri. titainielt nary ...reign West India Islands, -which were prohibited ! r • .0., this Ediii,so 4 'minim a minute Account, tif atwiut , kitty frhni; being exported from our own. Ile thought diderent Species of V•srce—Farther Notices of Montag Pro. , thi s a gwas isurziation—a Dimertatin on the' Pewee at ate Wail S-r-thee 1 thardship' upon the Planters, a nti c a n. trice! Key to Horace's Odes -Synopsis's:llsl 1 Igetrxtre-A cold. celved that it would be'eepedientto include &Wee n .sat tau-s. Br. Be. In So. A new c A linott:totisiderahly . ele the enumerated iiitticiag, which would be a great ge. tinged sad improved. Price 10e. tid. / 11 boards. - ' ' lief to the Planteis. • •_. • ~.. . A KEY to CHAMBAUD'S EXERLIIiES S.belad a cur-. . rec. Trautlatings of the yarn*. Exerciser contained in that, ' Theta's.' of * LIVERPOOL stated, that with ' re., Book. By E. J. Voisin. Secoild FAition. 'Pulite 4s. bound. spect to an Exchange of Prisoners every effort had"! The ARITHMETICIAN'SIitI(DF.; yr.., Complete Ita-• i ernes Book, f or the (Jim, o f ito g g i o • 6,1, 9 ,4 4 ,.,,,A p r i ti der,,,ch.; 'tee, n need by Government,„ feling; as they did, that . en. B. William Tay for . Teacher of the Miiihun,„ ans dc ; it was a subject which not only involved the deepest( The s Sixth I dhow, Views. fin. homed. ••• .*" "'l t _ •' ' • tusideratiotninf humanity,,parlicularly asit regarded 1 The PRONOUNCING EX POtilTOßit eavatiew SpelNase • _, ; Book. .1u 'flame Pmts. By Join; Homey. In Iltmo. pgico, t billsieghof,- this coUntry.conAuea in k rangy., . but in. b. and. - also nsi,deratlons.of greettimp9rtauce to the Go- The CHILD'S MONITOR ; or. Parental Ilatravtinitr ~ 4 _ .. A 9 FM' Parv.• etsinasitiog a great Verb ty of Proeresstve tessowsi - M. 'uniapiat; bat their object had been defeated. by - . the min ptA dto the Coseprelmsolois of. Childrep.; mini* „so . tuneas.ouable preteneieus , ,of the .eoemy. . They 44d • skettetithens to Reading, in the Use'of S t ripsos, in spell - e *toy gni, endow/Kiwi to hring,about an arrange. ; Melding Words into proper Svilahles 'at Me tit" insp.ilsomaonse Ke i bwiedge.or Noirat . igiowey„,ocibe . *gip % ONII4 RIM?. tibia subject;, so highly te be ae i si red ; but n ikagy lkv e rai n o d uia :o lb en tilue l t . Ad ep lig:ogstit Sobje4 e Ali vetM.llpin 40restede ii!. that; ehject • ; a nd t was Ate nnrpallottfible ptetenateas, efi, the enemy , alone tom,' -- i4OOll/C.of MONOS ELLA BLES4 ers, aw.lintweactiroo • mad• this to * the Tia n % lit i de c 7tbo rke4 N l Oble Lent . 1 LEhi the Int Ptinelpled at Ethstatnn sal Nitwolisy. VY m i l d n o, ' tassZthan, the,tru l th n 4u tieliqv..jpg that .. Minin; Idonws7s. pricels. 81. .•, -•• ._ , . ; . ..• •••• . --*-- , ' . 1 ,4 4 ,t RK-WRA/0 1 14.11 , of C h ild r en. LAN6vAcgs, ten weewitstx4eus t to, use every , 400; to. carry auto ! armptilittqa the Capetian of Children. 'la _F l ist ..... t Part5....... 1 ; effect the. intesstionli Qt. the 140 11 4 11 0- * W4atev" I tt"1"9".: t Ank6ll ' 3 ‘ . Pill" ►Y. • • 4 ' . "r un "' . wrnu- difference of opinion:there might hale b e en oil the Ic y eed awareness Questlinas..-A10 4 :.*4 ..410110 1 11 1 /0/4 ,• - • Three ,r.... 1. Grammatical Ressoluitoiss.,. Mc. $. Kim part,of some : or them, respecAeg, ahe m abolition of this trade,fithe moment it became , the law of the land, 'Svfaersoot6lN't':trspeet. S . sa ß t s ur -a ite * . * *l imer tb Pesolii ialb ruit r y : "il w illy/ du n:7 g . • fly j o h 4 n owi „,„ A " goo * . . spree m, i k his * p ee w it ', they.bactime anxiety; 0 exert every,,etfort to carry proved. Price W. boner%. into affect the.purposes of.theLegislature; and sonic Tile T dEW. YQU"' "I" Millii•MeNl-414 the qt.ihesery principles open. wbkh th ey apposed the ; Youth's Guide to.6ettaraillatowlaiite. ilealoisat cutely fur - the * ' Hinetit of private Persuditit,llatiaittastd...wsksptettoi.i.tliq :iholition, rendered them still mere anxious to nee I Carel." "f artgida r fa• -la Pa11'...1 1 1 3 "f " 'MIL ' ever" eadeavou rto obtain the abolition of the trade' NI r em.l2aser. Prins* Ihnindrientsbelmam•• *no Noir 4/ 1 1.7. 0 is _ *eaten P o we rs.. They *I omitted no opportu- WIPM**. W 0010/4. 1 ....4.. • • .. 1, .st,a b•r0,.., 'V ----o A ygnAguisugy t klaisb nod limit, airomil i rtrigal , pity of making representatieus mid remonstrances; ticaity; to eiivitake -- the - • war in scientific as tier et"; . particularl to the Government of Portul and Beau help._ Dakar{ r the ,Goe ofiSehools. s.or Matimiltl. ,_-_, _, ,__ , , __ ,___, b e y h ad • . mule th ey nag not completely' succeeneu / -• • ' ' made the . subject of laud sPecutation; and that 'the distresses of the - coffee planters teighl in A g•..4t. gree attributed te that speculatiOU. Upon the Wlitife; the subject involving, as: it did, so many impOrtant considerations, he could not give any pledge up:ni it. Lord HOLLAND expressed himself satisfied with the answers given by the Noble Lord. 11. however, to observe, that the inc-'lase in the S:are Trade, to which he alluded; si'ds, he underetood, Carried on under the Spanish firtg, and 'that a gra( number of slaves were thus coteinitaily;iMpOrted into Cuba. With respect to the Bill of 1806, he H.; milted .that coffee and sugar were not among the . PIIUX mended articles, but that they were not was not his fault. A considerable alteration, however; had sin(e taken place in the relitions of trade, which render ed different regulations necessary. STATE OF THE nisTußil , :i) Distßti*: Lord 11OLLA N presented two Petitions, front persons residing in the districts bear West Houghton • Mill, in Lancashire, stating that those districti %%erd now in a state of tranquitiity, that no ot4er measures were required for the preserva:iria or the peace thou the common law of tie land, carried into execution bj. the Winery Magistracy; that the disturbances , had. no political origin, but etere to Lie attributed to the want of employment and the high price of provi..', sions; and that the cense had, in a great degree, beet* • removed by the revocation of the Orders in Cotmcilz The Petitions were oedered to lie on the table: .FRAME-WOH)i-KNITTERS' The V. ail bf IJA,UPEaDALE called the alitiott of the House te this Bill, which he thoug;it a most obnoxious measure—the object of it being to pro.; hibit certain articles of manufacture, because :they were not so well made as other articles of higher price. If once they were to legislate io tiCs tnanneri instead of leaving to the consumer to find out what were good articles and what were bad, he knew no 4 where they were to stop, and they would intmlued a principle if the most dangerous ectisequences. Te . pass this,Billweuld be immediately to destroy a ra teable branch of export . vatie, and to threw kgroAk number Of persona out off' etniSlOymentond to pro., duce considerable dlstresti to the roast ufactu re to wilick it applied. turd; Viscount SIDMPUTH said 110..hed 1 1 ° t F. 114 thiAll, but he would read it before the meeting a( the House to-Morn:4, and forte his ' opiniaqvfroat tha contents of it. aIIePROPRIATION CANAL...Cm The Earl Of LIV papoot. waved the third read: log of the• Appropriation Bill, The Earl of LAUDERDALE objected to semi, of the sums ;voted, particularly to the grant of 50,0001. for the Caledonian Canal. This grant was anl neatly voted, and for an object which, he coetended4 could be of no utility. He also obligated to a. vote,. without explanation, of 40001. for Prosecutieus red . lative to the Coin. _ _ _ ANEXPKILIENCED TItAVELLER wishes to %!I,lson9peciable Howe. or to take are Of two 40 ,4 ms in 3ddistim so hi* ;Kelm( eniatemeot.. ,Preotr.' • X. Y. Z. OstirJ Cetree-tum,e, Oxford ...pi. a ill wet du, atteotion. and Ilabit Maker, No. 3 1 IRO I • O f. et -a tot S,:itoonii•ury-squaret lute Foreman to •• A,.0 1 40.1, at.i.teit.t.oreet, Covent-garden, be gs e leave rt imoa his friends mid they nblic mere .tr .ng tot the shove bmtioret on bit own SCCOOIII, • Arawr .ints oni;ging attention to their command/, • to : A , k• ' t ;own no foot • iCt• tie n oath Urc oroiries of the Ant g , ii „ 1 k loom* prit tv, to obtain LlNtir future patronage I, —Mint I obits in she first style of depot*. . . . Wli rtsti GALLERY Of PICTURE& I 111: FOU itTll NUMBER, . in Colours, of the SCI". O Sec et nf 110. 1 Wolk. to De W reedy fur Sabseribern a m t he pewit. ii general. The by ...object reprmots flastna de ~ r•it p oint: hn bi. A m en. Georglime. la the 4,1 of C.i1i.1. 0 ..0 . kri kin. o ll' brii.er is e cioniadnr the anwelty and graodeur of its cam. V t ition in- ..rttn,-ni with %stitch it Is r,oloured. OT the vignitr Old magic Id ini etfert, this tittleiiir/ture• i 4 bey". IN prai!ie r,ke in ato-ershers, in t glows, 61. di. to Napitetaboceibets It. ;.. Nun lt-. &I. Piu4 14 lc.. .31Us Pi di.het at she British Gallery of Palms, Pre.tity sew I Atd.r . ret, where ;lofty he bad the forme• Notodednk • .. 't- , ..`ll . , • ' j. r • r • t- • ,k • •1 I 4 I TO HE SOLD B 1 ATI6/4014, By Ale..ro. LOCHEIA. AI Ihdr Crest avow. 911:- IClna4trecl.' Cineaf-foradro a mo%n 11( nem, and 1.44, wing day, at Twolve fir ClorA f . I • ia remaining S FOCK in TRADE of a BOOK. 1 51.1.1.111, rameml goad 41110; aad ff "14 Avdivn, a few Bo ilcs In 9ail'es. At. ' May be viewed ow lkiturday, and.ratalagaes anw *DISCOVERY TO SIAKIi THE HAIR. GROW AND K KEP IT IN CURL A TKINSON'S' 'oftionkrlirg i ttYRIANG FLut O, a Compialtinn of Vegetable Balsams, is the hefts trod the imily article which Witt preserve the Hair front tern is,,• grey or fallitif, of; and Its elects in promoting its grow:h. ""err it is bald hv natare,or where it hits Wen off from deca v, em bats he oPtitretsited bv exptrleane ; the Proprietor can refer to hoary& who have hefirateit hy %when all other means weir iterffrrir,ll. For dressing Oa. Hair it is without. colorati on the hem article er-r ins mined, giving it melts gloss and lovetv sprout* as east be Musette& by no .alter sesta whatever; tad b is. soiritive quaaties, conveys such streogib•oid vigour In the red, that neither &sap • rather, penpiratiss, a sea atmosphere, (Demise, or a. v othet rause, veil: any ways :tired ft. N. IL This Fluid is so superior -for dressing the Hair, that sod .f the first hairsdressers use it to give bathing polish to *AA head dresses:. 11.1.1 who,. oble sod retell by Che Proprietor:A* 4 A IkSibmig Perfumer, No. 9, liieb t etteet, Bloque.bory, London; and-by appointment by M . Bosky and Blew, rerfemmillk Ip hake rod itachios of York, Cockopurostreet, Malin bolt at "4. 6d.•4 or Is inner bovett•-• C Mere ore artielesmild for Pitiable pupilage the pr. dorii •n of Quarks, &c. which does not hove the egret poir,eird), please to obierve, the gesubse is signed James At• bean, lin elbers art au pnsitin ss, It 110 W CHARMING and LOVELY a LADV LOOKS with her HAIR CILIKI,E,D, when emerina a. Shil-fnow, het that aouerintare is sone PIM in danring, or the kid ezeto-e t{ be if RUSSIA PEA it L MILK is wed when (satin/ ih. If nwu ur Lase hair, it will sire such sirrigth to the full, that not sercio. nit will alter the appearaure of the out. II bat lawn remarked travellers whit have love in lowa, tutu whew Lad* , if Plotyeion ore nut for hours in ft: A lly di%., and toke ex(rriye ri 'ing or walk tag, whoa the) return later noir liar 'Tinian, it. full curl, la -hoer, a .Mete trial eel cornier, these b uot a more elegant emelt. in the OUlVettre fit ollto.t the lo:lr, the RUSSIA PhA ILL 4111. K, w.mated inot.ct nt an pleasant. Soklai94.tirt. per baitle.by the only rraptioar, A. PRINCE, Jute-Ytr-rt. Usford-street, private house, eppoitr No. time fare of the nose vitiated* limits ate prepared for ISt Rair,ehirb at toilet ougat to he without. bt. RUSSIA 011., far netietentag the Hair when dretsint as is preserve, sod iptosnotes Ilk grove tit. WI. It LIM I A Dl' I. far trluaotwt tel or grey Hair to dark w Kok. 91. RUSSIA PEARL MILK, for keepint in the, curls. (Weill - wen the cuestry awe be aestropaniet With a re. *Mame. Lord LIVERPOOL stated, that scientific persons had declared this Canal to be an object of great im• portance—ks to the charge of *kW. it had been paid in r,gular course; but if the Noble. Lord wished fat the particulars, he had no objection to furnish them. _ . Some further conversation took place between th Earl of Lauderdale, Lord Viscount Melville, Lord Holland, Earl Bathurst, and the Earl of Liverpool, in which the Earl of Lauderdale urged the propriety of putting this grant for the Caledonian Canal in a future Session into a separate Bill. The Bill was them read &third time and passed.. . vor.h.g.Vriol4. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moytkthe second read. ing of the Tolerationlitill. ,: His Lordship observed, that in looking iuto titit• spliect, Awes found 044 it could not be properly:entered into without repel. lug certain Acts, which certainly ought . nit, to, he suffered to remainAn the Statute Book, stud :Whip& no one would now think ought to be put in fusee, I.but which might be made the moans of vexatious lO iudidduals. Amongst the Acts repealeil . werotlio Couventicle Act, and the Five Mile Act; tome pima of the former were retained in another shape, but Ast latter no one would now think of carrying into are. oution. It was well known, that lately, a construcr tion had been.put upon the Toleration Act, .differeet from that which it had practically received for up:. wards of a century, and to remedy the incenve► l. snow thus occasioned to individuals, wakpne also of the. objects of the present Bill. lo order to.combine the toleration which it was proposed to gib; i the most ample form with the requisite securities, it was proposed, in the , first place, that to assemblies for the purposes of religious worshie there should hu .given notoriety, in the second place publicity, and in the third place, that from the preachers and teachers in those assemblies, there should be required, some test or security in the oaths to be taken by them., Meetings for religious worship, where the number of persons assembled, exclusive of the family At the 0e,.. cupier of, the house or premises where sucliimeeting took place, did not amount to more than twenty,. were exempt from any restricion ; but Where thq number amounted to more than twenty, then tile place of meeting was required to be.rekistered, in or der that upon searching the Registers all such placer . of meeting might be kuown. In order to secure no. toriety it was enacted, that all ouch wettings for pie purposes of religious worship should take place with !doors unbolted and unbarred, AO liet fastened, so ; that *Sy one might go ill ; and for the purpose sufficient test or security it was enacted,lhatoachtliq land proaChers of oongregations 'Weld take the re. . beim ibe Illentrimis patretwee ef their loyal id ighness-e the P ow* ef Wake mid Doke of Seuei, and west of the Ik:t -haw, Al A s C 5 l A h t i rt e ? tf l . L .,. telifore Cie rom . T H ree ikl in ß th . e I T2e m v! f rtus Ma a••",, lies* •lbot lollies. are far beyond etileginin for . ' fits tre.os o she Growth of Heir, even on Bald Plates, ,o, a brestitst length sad thickness; pr.- restieg it falling ea -tse choose eol• er. le dressing the flair, it is presemsnent in strocratni4 the earl, hostowlee an iesesttenntsk• ohne awl sepal,' teso no,: the Hair inexpressibly detracting,! premolar Ow Gunnt of Whl,kers, Eyebrows, &e. In fine, it it the first li,veliee it she world for 'naming and benutifvfnif thd flair " LAIN Geodesics, and Children. barb celebrity ban it et wiew, so,, it i s bay .ore/ with the sanction of ReyoltYl thilin, tketiesee of the Wass' ana. Army, and Public 4111144 0. It Is iwiontew, and suited en ell ententes. View * lootta. Esrey eta* Hair." tlatd at 3.. 64. am loft. 64,; tad Inrge bottles, containing eight , 1611, at 11. Is. each, by the Proprietors, ROWLAND and WA, Klrbs4reetillattatscsrtien, Leaden t lon by 41 1;Point • mew. by bk. Satoh, Parma to hit.Macaty. 117,. w Overk l l* 47, Tititaf. 15, I Omit/. . hßiggss i Sb, tied 'o. 37 Ne lined -01"I t IlenekirK Titebbnoryne.streeet Bit!! yjinilliar;Coek aim-greet t Seem likeelt-street t IL Rowney, 104 Mabee- , Pr 4 i" 8 Low, S.M. 'Strand 11. T. Rine, 65 . Chemukk, and 1 3 = , NA-Vert; Jones. apple Tree-yard, St. Jenteen-itree ; tartest, cunisoo-street y Johnstone, Greek-etreet-ePatey, i nuns, and Co. 111hree-K ins's-Court, Lotabard•olfelllt°l l ** ll 7' ' Salk.. Fleet. market ; Newberry AO Foqe. 45.1. 8 1. Pail Charrh.a Ind ; If av i son an d S on , 59, Metttne;l36, ntet•lllreel I 13411 "• 1 . 17 briillewr ; Rewilne. Walker, aid Co. Bletteine Erect, livraughs Dicey and buttorti . peer Charelo-yelfd; Show 43 . 1 IA" +Jul% 66, St. Paul's Cnorgli-ford ; Tait, 41,,terahill %al fuel Rend, Graf eeterrhsstrertt - Mufti, Mita L istd Co te, Palt-MoN; T. Reim sad Co. Rinpereet, Oweestipordeui Rohm owl Tan. Reyal linellemee v. and. ,yr all „ T ., Reducilw Venders In London. Also by lifr. Richt; - My t ufabtrtswid Mr. H. Utqabaff, Rifiltbergll t M • WO i ' first Mn. Onalyee, Portinmest.street, rind- IlieorroOrodb. and Sea, Dante-Nast, 1 / a blin.—Beware of oftyPtg i Ver, al do. Centime MACASSAR OIL lall lie 1 200_,..... •---: kite LAND aid SON," and tWe ,worde 44 - sum,/ hiIiCASSAR 011." graved ors tie. Bokilsts . • ..ii) Of t how way be bad, a NMI lapsible disiowleT , 4111 Patronage°, her RoYel Iflglitteirtbe Onehawroa— L naketionnel by its Recant, ibe Onkel de leirisocil rant a (tribes of aka diatlectioe. :lottif 1144CenTgesir; Ad ult "le ASYSSIRIA‘ BOTAN IcA L f lbe all aitarlort bitieTeetb ow( Aid bal l ets tr e"tls h aotifoly imparts alwar frgrattel!lell ;Ibleot i. b. boo I,ll.,eitiated) expels the Tom alb fig t - ~,u k., "l \ t Nytlelasa—Sobi at IC& iter '' A. t; 11 . reek.. . : .. . r .. . , . ' I .ver,oi 1., • Attu the k ISA NA POWDER far dimming IMl•iltelbt ... ..sk It. ik _bd. act boa. WA by 0101/811"ralljib".111.1Ple" /41 Aleata op Owe. 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