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Bristol, for coatlaeoing the Election of ft EN RY It r; Esq. la thee/rent of a POsaltuion of Pars, 1.,,,nr0t, or on the Resignatioa of. either of our riescrit Stem- , be leave to solicit your support to that Cas.e, which we' romider dear to the feeliags of every Etectur. the exercise a, witilased Fraachise: oe offer this (ler:Orman to your, antler, from ;troll eiroviction of his integrity acel ability. and that he will faithfully perform the duties of a Ropreseacathre, smarted by the voice of Faction oisthe one head, or the tempts lino of Lucre urn the other t be view in him the man w.;10 it Newsy to saetilite all isterested onniderations .to•tlie' Public' Welfare, wild whp has pleclgra tionseif bly u enostaittletiettri sate at his post, eneryiebetktly IS eipnvey the )entioneuts of his Cutioitateros to Parliament, undtct , cted to by Clubs ' or uniu deemed by party caasiderat lour. 116 pmerstion of our ho-. next tied kcal endeavours to send tt Mother to Partiament, shackled from every tie that may trdat to swerve hisiminn from swishy flor oars and Ills Country's Welfare, for the triumph of our otkpriakut (:awe is returning that m u m who Inc pledged him- Ilnlef to receive in any stiupe 14 hatever, a Sixpence of the , Piddle Money ; your interest and support will be thankfully • received, end any communication addressed to the Committee (who ail daily), lending to advance this desirable object, will he immediately attended to. Bristol, March 15, 1812. - • •••.,• • . 1 . n .: . : 9 FORS rill AN TREISS. '•. ' ieirme vol. Bve. the Fifth litlition, corraoltd aid. improved. 'with Thirteen folding Plaice and a Portrait, price 139. ituartit„ A TRE &TUX ow AlicAraLCUlloN and MA. 2111: Xf A.GED ENT of ifiLDLT-TNPeilikiPitiefill Ill‘ty MC I , Iliad of Prottiog and Tptinitat.ht ray ilerkinhed. .To wiich it- aided, a life* and -inipenved Edition of' " Observations on Liar l'iNsentee, Defectit, nod I ojories In till Kimhi of Fruit and Furth , 1 Trees; with an Aituunt. of a particular Method of Cara' ••%• Publi.lted hyOt4er of Govermnetu. By WIELD I LM FORS Y. 111,, P. A. S. and F. S. A. i Gardener to bit Majesty at Kratiagtoo- and St. Jantes t Meta -1 her'nf the r.conmoical Society at St. Petetaborith, *Sc..' Printed fitr.LONG3IAN, BURST, BEES, ORME, and IBROWN, Paternotter.row ; at the British Gallery, 5-I', New hoed-street; and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stritud.. of PART of GOLDSMITH'S Glitsb34lllll-: sGBOGillikP HT. 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Of whom may also by hod, BLAIR'S UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR, called the" Sun of School Bonk'," price 64. His SIX HUNDRED QUESTIONS, ptice Is. and his TUTOR'S KEY, 24.-64. Also his MODELS of 4UI(EISILE LETTERS, price St. 64. BRITISH REVIEW. Price fo. sewed, No. V. of ,ripHE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRITICAL JOURNAL. CONTENTS. I: Historical Reflection- . Parliamentary Reform-2. Weed- I hnuw nn Isoperimetrical Problems-9. The West Indies, .14 af. reefed by the Abolition of the Slave Trade-4. Cliotentitriand's; Itinerary in Greece and Palestine-5. Butler's Commemoration' Sermon-6. F:llis on the Chemistry of Germination. Res . pira• . don, ac.-7. History of early American Politirs--8. Professor. marsh uo the Bible Socol v-9. Price's Retrospect of Halm atedan History—lD. !hiss Plays—ll. Profewor Monk!. Itlontgoillnrd sue la Grand Bretaene—l3. Po etion as affeeted• by the Pone Laws-14. Wilmot' s Life of ap Bough-15. Bishop of Liiicola on Calvinion. 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Tke auprece drafe.f demand for them affords an unquestionable proof of their inestimable utility, as it eradicate% that very great complatut of the bait 14: tiling. and the silk tuning colour in. washfog, in he seams being mute without leg or side seams anal reWeill her r, ~ere es elastic as fin(' k ing of every dectiption, which makes c•ein peculiarly adapted for riding, which has been lung the de • ore of so many &linker", aid wade only by the:lnvestor, 'F. !Caton .314 (north tilde of the New Church), Strand, where he Lill in tut demist assortment of the choicest summer. pat ar:u. Ltd.& batons. naval and military equipments, arm.. ding in toe see. ect regulation; and every other l•riumb of the business executed in the first et 31.., with th • utmost panetUality and patch. N. 11. Gentlemen to the country desirous of having their clothes made is 'Condon, by sending a letter, past paid, to tke abuve, may hint trattuetimis to measure themselves. Clutha's rot to any. part of the world. F I f• . Price Is. 601. A thItICATION of CIIURCIIMEN who "Ettilt e r&l l A ß - E ir of the BRITISH Hnd IC(Amlnhlrltrg:4 being to Ammer to Dr. Marsh's Pamphlet upon that Sul-li•et. By the Rev: WILLIAM OTTER, A. M. F. L. s. Rector of rhetwy* Blihr:qishire ; late Fellow and Tutor of '• / 'Jesus College. Published in entiseqeseuee of tt request from several Clergymen of the Tbsiseershy. Cantbridgi: Printed and sold by ['ramie Hodson I sold also Btt she .Imolutellers if Oidosat tomitiChaillt ishire 1 by J. Affiwnran, ookseller. 39, Ludgate-street; T. Payoe, Pall-Mall, LusF don, &e. . , . • BRATIS/I PAINT MANUFACTORY. HO. 41, Landon Wall, opposite Aloorgata end of &Wein Hospital. CHEAP,ptiRABLE, AND IMPANETRABLE PAINTS. per Cot. pet Cwt. per.o wt. Slice Grern....7lr. White 4rp. Lead Colour ..s(is. Div:. ditto... .655. Stow. Colour . 565. Black bits. bisisible ditto 564. r Chocolate ' s6s. Red • 465. Prepared Oil for the above, which pn'enses great preserving qualities, 61. per (Jalloo. per Cwt. I per 4.11. per Gall. ll , vtWhite Leads4l. t.lnseed Oil 'fr.: 6d. Turpentine... 79. 6d. tekond . 468. Bailed Oil 6s. 03. F '‘ 11E above I'aints are ground in Oil, and are particularly prepared fur the pnit.ting of Park Palings, /tit k mei Plaster Fronts. Iron and Wood Railings, Tiles, Slates, and Weather Boarding, of every description, and fur sorb porioWel they are unequalled. as they vows,. great dara tatty. tire a cure and ptesentive for the Worm and Dry Rut, utai mill stand hi the hottest climates. lu addition to these ad vantages, they are very ornamental. and will carter a surface riot 'tderahlv givater than any'ather Paints, and more than twice 1 , 4 great ns 'Caul Tar, over is hichs,And toll pr . eparatiow from Tar, the) Isasea most decided superiority, viz.—first, in ad het lag so closet) to arty surface, that the power of the tun has r*rt oo these s—rernadly, ;hey are seri , easy of applica 7 tun, being used with the smut lintslies, and in the saute matt air, a, atiter Paints. Upton ;video. most respt4trully offer their thanks to the Sohility,Gentryi sad the Public is general, for the very great patrunace still which they have hero honoured; and they also itfuna Mrrchnnts, Ship Owners, Captains, and Dealers is Co heirs, that they have large tiOnolidet of Stone Ochres, Spruce Ochres, Mineral Blacks, Redo, &c. as well as nth articles in the Colour Truer, prepared fur use, of very superior qualities. Y. k. These Palms dry very wnii, not being prepared wills Fish Oil. Prix. . art. ALETTER from Mr. lILIN'T to the FREEMEN of BRISTOL, upon the subject of the large and numerous Estates nud other Property,lefi t nem at sundry times, tinder the name of Charities ; and the Rents or Proceeds of a Well they now do, or might to receive. To which is added, a List of those Charities. Every homeo Man his due, every Rokue a halter. Sold by M. Jones, Nessiateltreet, London; and by nil the Book:Mies sin Bristol.. , . DOBILOUSL'S TitA Yfe.6.4 , -IN.J.LOAN Price sii. boprijp, SOME ACCOUNT" of 3OURNEY into AG BANTA. BOUMIiUA, and ntiree ifirnvinces of TUR KEY, duriug . part .J the y . enral9f, and 1810. By J. C. tIOISIIO4JSEi Printed fur James Ca wthnro, 24, Coi.i.spor-street, London. To the r'ress. LORD BYRON'S SAIMESi In Math 11/* be include& never before published, flints froui Hoar^ imAillbox..Cias of Minerva. , • A aTIFIcriAL, VEETH, with Enamel, which do Ali tot change, skilfully. fixed without the least pain. from ime to a ishoir Wet, att as to i.e vs orn w ids or a Won't lying, stud are ma distinguishable from nature. Naturtl Teeth piaeed, from a single one to a erinsplete set, no reestaiable terms. Has au easy method of fixing teeth firm to stumps, if the stump be ever. t decayed t regulates uaevcn teeth, remove. decayed spurs to present further deem: t teeth cleansed from tarture. Mr. PRINCE, Dentist. Atteadt from tea till four, at his House, John-sweet, Oxfursi-street. Observe, it is not a Shop, it is a private Howse, opposite Nu. 7. HITE T EETH ia (behest ornament. CH ER R.Y . PASTE, for cleansing, preserviag, anal immediately w• Calming the Teeth, keeping them free front tartate, clears away specks or decayed parts, and prevent farther decays eurhig the Scurvy in the gams, which is the ause of teeth genial( loose, and draping out Quires .oima : alto f jsteas teet's flint are loose, makes the gams anti lip of is trealdry red, and is hi.hla esteemed. Those who once use it, give it a preference to tooth 'woofer.. The Piapciet or, as Denti3t, often finds the enamel of teeth destroyed, aad the gums oar., MY, by (meshes using tooth pots tiers, occasioned from the cindy iegredi e m s hey are generally composed of. • The Cherry Plateis warranted iu.ukellt, pkasarit to the palate, and, if con handy used, is a sure preventive against all complaints that ore incitleat to the teeth and infuS' I. of great utility fur Chil dren, as It presents the 3 ellew tarture settling on their tender teeth. It p treats and- guardians knew the value of it, they would not let their thitifell be without it, as it prevents he Elmore from settling on their teeth, the tarture beteg the fitst destructimi of them, ria.d prevents their having a good set of Ire "' ni a future perital.—Sy cleansing artificial teeth with the Cherry Pate, they are kept sweet and clean, and •••• svente . l tam changing colour.—Ask for Prince's or a doze's tit li. PE N C Spilt tic gicei lamed i. irk, prevents the•face frost sue.litta, La• fat aeverail in/Ou t mold urn sleep for pain. the tiim.agt. ought °ever to Ise without it, it” of I livir4e lit hot tinctures leaer; though Ole) Wily sometimes give relief - ' , illy retools with (treat pain and ants:. t'o' gums, nod do i u j ary to the arigithouriag Sprure till be e-ulingto the part istreclro hire. Prinee's.Spreeil mit only tures it 84 ryes toe tyetk from Gabler decay.—Ask for ut Ys. 6d. pr out dozen at • tiol4 w holesale and retail at the Proprietor's, _ 341 •0-strtet, t sfm.l.wreet ; and blapporinmeal. /1 - estdrill.• Sio.s, fort k.arc to bet Majesty, Titcltharne• street I Hevaltill, 6 9, 11-hisil ; R.ircky, 95, Eicet-ntorket Ballet, 4. Chet*. kilet Kiser, uis, cites:4oode Davison cud Sue, SG. First-street • Raton, 156, Cirfoi rei littaril, Holborn g ; Toe.: Re 31.1 E aiMunge t winj of Il•inctput Vti.der). In One Volume din, price 21. tic. in beards, F HISTORY, 'IOPOGRAPIIY, and AN AL TIQUITIt ES, of the Varisbollitc Mary, Isltuatimr in the County of hliddlefics. By JOHN NELSON. Illustrated by Seventeen I*r/wino' of the most interesting Buildings and Antiquities in the Paeuti, esecule.l by an Anise of the best ability, frq triginol 1/rawiegs made cal purpiae to enthvllish thin wort, 6 .mildgM7uding Biographical Sketches of several eminent mid. edlolltbible Persons vtlus have bees burn or have resided then.; ..p' ++ We were most l i •y disappointed in this curious at. count of the most hen thy and virtuous parish in the neighbour .hood of London; we e spteted . spine dry antiquarian details, bat found a work replete with tuteresting anecdotes, very well written Brapitical illemniri, and lively pictures of mintiest manners useellStOtOt. The plates are well CACCuted, and very corree,6" „,, j Literary Review. Sold 10-entlwril, New Bond-street; Greenland, Finsbury plat-e.t.a Russell, at the Circulating Library, U pper-tereet, Islington. 1 71 e Fourtk-Rantherp4t ti f • P 1 - MIE REFLECI'OIt, -a -y: *pain!, -.R. cusderied by (WO •qll EDITQIt pr b irjorouftrix4,..; _ • :. . V . • •• • In royal fociAso, pike 11. Is. in boards, the Fosrik Edition, corrected, vita considerable additions, of a DIGES'IsED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS, containing &lithe Points of Lnw intermitted in the Conn of King's Bench, from Michaelmas Term, 17d5, to Easter Term. 1811 ; find in the. Court of Common Plea, from Easter Term, 1788, to Easter Term, 1810. By 'l'. E. TOM LIN% /X the Inner Temple, Banisterit* Lim. London : Primed far J..l4titterwortb, Meet-street ; abet for J. Cooke, Ormand-qunr, BY THE KING'S go,y4t. LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'S YEGETAIIf.K BALSAM FOR. COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTHAIAS. • • r HIS Medicine his now been established for • A nearly thirty year., and it allow rd, from a consiltation of many emiarat Physicians, to be the may efficacious remedy to be depended upon for curing the above complaints, upwards • of 10,0Jil manuscript cc:gibe's:es of surprising cures. train the greatest rcsiiec.ability, may be seen at the Proprietors, asunder; nod with each n noble and distiagaLlied patronage, ms moodier Medicine has ever been honoured with. This Medicine hns ne ver heel) knees to fail when takes on the enst attack, an whteh • account the following Nobility recommend it to be kept in all Families The Most Noble thelliarslais of Litthiani the Right Han. Visconut Dudley and Wareidie Right Hon. Lords Macdonald, Or:Haley. Fannon and Maimferil s• the Right Hun . late Via countess Dudley and ' Ward t Dowagers (inutile:v. Palinnath. anti Fortescue ; Lady A ppreeca ; Sirs nand. Blake, Raw atd Newnhain. John Coghill, and George Armstrong. Harts. Ge -IKIIII4 Irimle and ntuulY Colonels Baiter , Debails, Lenox, N. B. Advice gratis every day (Sundays etcepted) sit No. S. Bloomsbury -square, from Wesel till Oar; Yawns, the ceetltl tales' may be seen, and the Medicine had, wholesale and retail • likewise retail at every prineiphl :Medicine Warehouse In the Kingdom, where a Treatise may be had. ttu it ai Allure vtiobv*a• — tititits p&p ENti: • RAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly kisses for curiae, in all its Magee, the Venereal Disease% -1 Otte small Pill is a dose; and the faking of nag box in a recent as will soon convince the patient of the etartaidty of it speedy rg matey. Necking can be better cooorlond, mare safe, outlier. convenient than thiS remedy for spol4 an am obliged to go Joni ram or to sea, as it needs on cu imsmt or restraint of did i sad sixty years experience (in as 'stash* jeuellee) bow prev "sal that it will effect a cure When Lrepeagod salivation god all other methods avail nothing. raw, tile urity , other Clue/nick' Disorders, this %MINA* Iwo./ 111 par& ty r o:woo of 40,000 persons of both •seas Anne beets- !y co ved of the above cruel disordom,,widde the Wei* poispl. Prepired and sold by the Progrintoss, Titoism Toyietl, Saw, Members of the !loyal College Of Sli ors , LbtlMlta I* the ILA of. roil Sergeens, publittediaassair d 4 ,16 ,1 .i .• itosto!, e ' RAM.. ;- --- ' •,i'ven_bi !ID. -- iavifrki )ie ietree,.: Alban roma. al. rtidi-sYfte "ono tif Ureist A- I.IIPERIA PARLIAMENT. :. - I —...-- lIOUSE OP LORDS, :Banos 29. The Royal Assent was given by Commits on to the Notting. hani Frame Bill, Watch and Ward Bill, two Mutiny Bills, Lot tery Amendment Bill, Drury-lane Theatre Bill, aid several pri -1 vale Bills.aad E arl C C am den . n misci a ine . s, the Lord Chnocetlio, Duke of Mon. trow, The Local Militia Bill was read a second time.—Committed far -Monday. The Annual Indemnity Hilt was read a third thae, and pissed. The 18th Report of the Commissioners of Military Enquiry was presented; as were also certain Accounts from the Post 011ice.—Laid on the table. PRINCESSES ANNUITY: The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from the Prince Regent, which was ordered to be taken into consider . &Boa oa Monday.--LSee Comsamis.] CATHOLICS. cite Kul of DONOTiGUMOKIk observed that be had be forea!vitad. that certain *rtaisitspeermitht . iflAtr to prevent his l'Oreffinrarti.lbeCalhelee •filaession an 'the . particular day awlt behad inentioacd. These eiret.mstances had not occur. red; dad therefore` he 'Mold certainly submit the subject -to itheir consideration on the 101 h April.- ,2 Adjourned till Mundy. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. . i The House were summoned to the faints to hear the Royal As sent giveg, bynanimissitin, to several pntlic and private Bilk. Mr. BLACKBURN presented a P e tition, signed by Nary thousaaticof manufacturers in the town and neighbourhood of Blackburn, in Lancashire, complaining of distress occasioned by the high price of provisions, and tne stagnation of trade, which they attributed to the Orders in Council, and praying re lief. The Petition was received, and ordered to lie on the table. Lord L. 00W ER, presented a Petition from the Grund.Jury i f the county of Stafford, prayiug for a (ieneral Inclosure Bill ; which Petition was received; and ordered to lie on the table. The pith Report of the Commissiooen of Military Enquiry was received, and ordered to lie on the table. A Per3ois from the Post-011ice presented an Account of the Arrears and Balances of Money hi Wetlands of the Deputy Pw- Blasters-tieneral. • • THIRD THR ATM. Lord OSSULSTONE moved the second reading of the Bill, empowering a certain Joint-stock Com:. 1 !Any to erect a new Theatre in some part of London or Westminster. Mr. WHITBREAD requested the Noble Lori to defer his motion till Mointey in consequence 0 * the absence of a Right Honourable Gentleman • (Mr. Sheridan), who was n6w confined by indispo- , 1 sition. Lord OSSULSTOITE declared his inability to ee -1 code to the recitveseff the Honourable Gentleman. ' Mr. PETER MOORE rose to give his decided negative to the motion. He was fully. prepared to . say, that no adequate ground whatever had been laid for the proposition now submitted. It had beoa - .I..saivir - thettive popttlatitinwaitgreatly iliereased, but lit could he proved that ' the enlargement of the 1 Theatres had more than corresponded to the real in -1 crease in the number of play-going people . The re= 1 ceipti.4 pa houses Were now less than they were formerly, although the expenses had considerably 1 increased. Ile'coneeived that this application went to supetsede the Royal Prerogative, which alone 'was „entitled to give permission to new Play-houses.. lie i was by no means convinced that the play-going peo- Ipie of London wanted more accommodation than tan o Igood Theatres 'would afford. He therefore moved, , " That the second reading be postponed to this du, _ six months." Lord OSSULSTONE ,spoke in reply at some length, but in so low a tone of voice as to be ivaudi- I ble in the Gallery. Sir T. TURTON thought that this was. not a time ' when a libnal and gencroui Parliament wouldthrow I any obstacles in the nay of the re-building of Druiy- I lane Theatre. Those that ' opposed the third Theatre, denied the fact that was asserted, of two good Thea tres being insumcient for the play-going people of I London. Let Drury-lane be once rcbUilt—anA th e y, if it were found that there was not accommodation i. enough, nobody could oppose the app!ication for ano ther Theatre. . ' Mr. HOM' SI I IINER contended, that the pee . pie 'of this great Metropolis.had a right to better IK commodation, and more plebe; of thratrical amnie meat, than now exist: He aright at present send se venty times, day after day, to, get.; box for his family, and not succeed.' In.older,te accommodate the increa f ing population of this city, the Proprietors of the Theatres bad avershot the mark ; and in order.to allow many to see, they made their houses so large that nobody could hear. The consequence of this was,.. that those plays which had delighted our an cestors were much laid aside, and it was found necessary to intr oduce dogs, horses , elephants, and all manner cf beasts upon the s'rge. Besides, if any actors of the most brilliant talents, in the line of the Kembles, were to present themselves .for an engagement, they conla not find one in London; bat vat content themselves . with acting in country *Owns. From the sitnatiou of the two Theatres, it was also ev ident,.t haea great part of the population of btlwiliotropolis, found it extremely inconvenient to tie abligsd,to go over , Ailm 9r four miles of ground in .Rulfr to seep Ph! , d_ait.:4lo .1, . • • ~• -' Mr. WOAD), '4llOl ob t qui . ed, 0,13e.t when tho.Pe -44 titlens (Or the thi . 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