The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-10 00:00:00

F IN •,.. , - r • .- a. _ . ' In • Whine' 4 • h• I 1" . 1 7 4 J 16 • • • • • Mi r 'r • . ;7•Tri • PRICE sIXPINCE. a - !CIL . Sata4Tlitit. mg. Qeerg e Rex, alias fore Josses keep, Esi, in a tiotous roamer, eel gi of *sale, held by At. n Hamilton -street, PICCO ing. l.tur-street, si•tveyor, said, t.velve o'clock he was in Se Priso!ior come up to business he had on that ss the cart; had these, Lilo. t the sale He made no He saw hint a few mi. in, when the Prisoner carat tine to him, and in a few r slier, and threatened to ,tance of some per.ons he silent and outrageous no t . several person', who all him to be • lunatic, all,. a t large. is Ni.gistree, he behaved and retu.ed to take i.:t imself t be George 'pug aor oilier mom: rice. The Magistrate rodnß night proceed fruit ered him to be detained at .`ioirie till the I•Alowing is to be made. He prove.* ner, and had worked wok Town, but had not been evening; and a few dais I strong suspicion he was .. r: • rllol , k ,0111 PSI • 4141 I ss‘ 114 'lt . • I 111 I,l4tHbrtto7 ,~~,.. ~• • --- ti SUMBLR 1434 j MONDAY, AUGUST to, tr)7 , 7 ,-......--- THRATRE,ROYAL,_ HAY MARKET. TMS FRESKNT EVENING, Aug. 10, 1807. will be presented. the Tragedy of HAMLET. si an ,,-t, ?Jr Young; Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. Wham , p r .. 1 0,1 jut, Mr. Mathews; Laervs, Mr. Palmer, juit.; Doado, Nlr. Caries; Orrick, Mr. De Camp; First G:srerdigge-, Mr. Listiin ; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr CF , 0640, Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. Litchfield ; Mr , . Taylor. To which will he added, a Comic Piero, called, MRS. WIGGINS. yidNit. Mr. Mathews; Young Wiggins, Mr. John- Nit. Mr Grove. Mrs. Wiggins, Mies Lessem; Nu Wiggins, Mrs. Lendall i Mrs. Chloe Wiggins, rawd: • w, she Collll4* at no Wonder ; after which, Illebearoad. This It, are publArd, in one sot 8•o prier 9:. in boards, I; ; M ON ° ll l l"Wr?t i trri th ity e Il i r i sTer ' ene Illg of t fi h n " G et! E Pr A in T ce of Conde, his arras Grand Son, WM in England. Erandstrd by FANNY HULCROFT. P,ltited by R. Jingne, (or Longman, Hurst, Rees, mid Orme, Patrnirriorr.rnw. • wNVAN.III a SITUATION. cts nr DRS 7/t• firtiKALTuy YoutA WOMAN, *oh a t ...I "..-r c.:, have angrectiltoil cbara t r oom the Lade •'0 dennt she at present hoes 4.. Lett. s ileum .14 pnst-peitl. to A.S. N.. 7,reteh-r h•'l - sh.all De rwspectfully attended to. 7111VVERSIONARY PLACES. • Mr. Bankes brought np the Report of the Cora. mittee appointed to examine the Journals of the liiiuse of Lords, respelling the proceedings upon the Bill for Bestriding the Granting of Offizes in Reversion, which stated. that on the 4.n day of August inst. the order of the day being moved for the second reaping of the Bill before mentioned. art amendment was made for the second reading on that day three months, and, after a debate, was carried in the affirmative. The Report was ordered to lie on the table and be printed. Mr. BANKES then rose to renew his former notice, that he should, on Monday nett, move, " That an huMble Address should be presented to His Majesty, opon the subject of granting Offices in Reversion." IA cr_v of hair! hear I) A Message frees the Lords acquainted the Home that their Lordships had agreed to the Irish Fa. reign Goods Importation Bill, the Peterhead Har bour Bill, and some other Bills of a local and pri vate nature. Upon the third evading if the Irish lediiie Co. pletion Bill, Mr. Long brought up a chose wow polling the Officers levying one. ender thin Aa to lay a Certificate of such levy before the neat going Judges of Assize, or if within tie distria of linb- Ihs, before the Judges. of the Court of King's Bench. 'the Clause being read and agreed to, the Dill was read a third time, and passed. 'the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that he should, on Monday, move an humble Address to His Majesty, praying His Majesty to prefer the Reverend Frederick Barnes, late Chaplain of that House. The Right Honourable Gentleman also gave notice, that he would, as early as pos sible in the next Sessions, make some proposnions to the House, respeding the period of receiving Private Petitions, Bills, and Reports, corresponding with those adopted in the present Session, with a view to make such regulations permanent. The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, were severally reported, and ordered . to be read a third time on Monday. The Barrack-Nosier,' Commissioners' Bill, the Irish Salt HAL and. the Legal Quays Bill, were se verally read a third time and pas.ed. On the motion of Mr. LOCILiAR l', the Bill for suspending the operaiion tit the Curate All was read a second time, committed and reported, and the Bi.l ordered to be read a third time on Monday. 1 PUBLICANS.. The order of the day for the snood maims of the Bill for the regulation of die Publipme Lamm Billiteine r.. 2 On Wedneeiay neat will Le pisoliabed. price is. lid. NT EXPOSITION of the CIRCUMSTANCES IX A which Re,* rise to the F.T.F.CTION of SIR FRANCIS hI/RUF.TT, Bart. for Wintminster, in 1807, and of the Ftinciplea which invented the Committee who rondueed that Election. To which will he added,. some ID•wunielt; not hi. therte printed. By Order of the COMMITTEE Published It, S. Tipper, Leadenhall-street ; and roll by all the Pookueller; throughout the United Kin,dom This day ii pnhliahed, to sin. price s. A N HISTORICAL APOLOGY for the IRISH CATHOLICS. THIL IRI3 Wi.I)IIeN COMPANY was founded on the Union, in ICH, by some of the firA Bhschers Ireland, in oppose the new end injurious system of whiten ing with muriatic acid, which destroys the fabric ; they have no Impale m this Count - y but No 4, Blnoicisbo4y•sousic, near Southampton-street, leading to Holborn. They sell no article but Irish Linens, and not lest than a Piece of Twenty.fi re Yards; each Piece is warranted u to fabric, and to be bleached on the Gras, and the Money returned if a fault itepeani. Cash, as usual, for Bank of Ireland Notes; 1014. English produces then above 1121. iii`trelaitst, which is taken elf in rating the Goods, and no second price: made. N•B. Orders executed with Punctuality J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZhT War-Ofce, Mew, 8, 1807. M I I. ITA RY MOTION 3. Royal Regiment of I wet - • to be Captain of • m. o. by puidille,. retires. Cornet Wiliam Drake to H Lieutenant, without purelliatt. vice Te-ry. 31 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieut. j W. Gray, BM Half-pay of the 2dtli Foot, to be Lieutenant, v:ce 'Turner, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—W. H. Dig*, Gent to Le Cornet, by purc'.sac. rice Shaw, who 231 Regimental Light DragenisooMajor the Honourable F. C. Ponson'is, from the 13th now, to he Major, vice Tur ner, who exchanres. • 14th Regiment us Foot—Ma;orCh;o:ies Turner, from the 33.1 Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Ponyontry, who ex - changes. Ed Ditto—Mior folio Campbell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, ice Elliot, won retires. Captain F R VVe.t to tie Major, vice Campbell. 65ili Ditto.--Litutenant-Colonel B. Puilvit, frog the 77th Foot. to he LieutenatUsColeuel, vice Maddisou, who ex- 7 t c l aw j 7,r,A TrAgedy w uo _-. Theroday will Se produced. a New Comedy, in three ~, c aw, Errors Excepts.. St W%4 PARMF-I.L. Leg. The cause of religiose liberty is uncle` no ordinary °Alit firms to this 'met, which a c shingly recommend to the oo tice of our fraders, as co itainin; a eery learned and elabotato areumes.t, well adapted to 'envier prejudices on this sobjeft As a mere review of the History of Ireland. and as rear ling 'lett on its *fain cesterelhri 4t would-be intoned to attostion, ar4 wail reward pious - a; whit its present appliettlin • te tin eitmatanees, its interest is incalculably superior ...Monthly Review. .1114`. 1507. London v Print-d (.0 Nlardiiig, 16, St James's-street. Where may be had, The PROCEEDINGS of the CATHOLICC, at their MEETING in DUIII.IN, last Aprol, Om. 21. VAUXHALL. E THE PATRONAGE OF HD ROYAL HIGH NESS THF. PRINCE OF WALES. VFW PRESENT EVENING. Aug. 10, 1807. .I! he a Grand GALA, and Brilliant Display of - 0011(C. telm'ae.on,Ss..-Unort open at Seven, Conned begins at fichi o'Clock LAST WEEK OF THE BR AVE COSSACK. ASILEY`S. V. ESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Cadet the Patronage of Their Royal of Highnesses the Prince of WALES aod Duke YORK. friilS EVENING. first time, a New Ballet of 1 Amon, composed by Mr. G:roux, aryl execingyl by lona a:Ai there're. Miaow Giroux, Twelve Figurer:le, &e. called The QI . CCK IJOCTUR. Extraordinary Agitty by the Pinto's. 'lr,opet Veltigetini ; and tel th, last Week it eae possibly he Bayonote %Mal Piece, called, Ti .e i'RAVE. COSSAIOI4, Field of Battle, &e. Fir 4 time, Uneomnson HERCEILEIN EXERCISES, with yariotas Hoiseni.indsip, Re. To cortel..de with a NEW COMIC PANTOMI‘II, a. enurr, &c. called, TELEMACHUS ; Hai Pqout art Caliper , . To 'resat half-past Six. eeond prie , at half-put eight. t o o Uis MONDAY NEX t' '7!.h iiotant, will . be wduesd, a Grand Popular Spectacle, in w,-h Mrs. AST LILY ogi make bee Rest app-a- ieee this Season. Tilt RICHUT WHEEL EVER KNOWN ! TCtIIOItROW, Tuesd4y, Anglia If, will be ee am Day. The !Pawing wiil easamatsce at tan tat2mk, tad hods on Saturday nest STATE OF THE WHEEL 1 . . . . of L2O o'o 2 . . . . of 10 OOO 4 . . . . of 1 OOO . . . of Ac &c. &c. , r underwent another eza sCP and Mr. Names, ViIICLI violent state as on Thur. agisti ates, in consequence, seing an insane mad danger to the work-house of St. Ise, being the parish where Aft of Parliament for the parsons, charged with of. N., Mt, This day is pablialtint. at J Cart int, Strand, price 3.. rrHE EXTERIOR of GLOUCESTER CA. L THEDRAL, .nd RELICKS near GOODRICH CAS TLE. ..ie WYE; a continuation pf " Bonner's Per speaive It nerary." which is calcidatef either for a ainas rate Publication, or to coney as on Appendia, to the ericoirl Subscribers, additiooll ',specie/ Engravings, and Lever-press laustrrioni whie') cnreplete the It View• of Gloucester Cathedral, as a net, and add a 12th plate of recent antique discoveries In those of Goodrich Gal., and form the t►o original Numbers into (our ; epos an improved Plan. which that Artet is now solely engaged • in &melding Eight numbers will now form two %felonies. via. one of th.• Lett.+r-pros•, and the other of Perspective Engravings. Th^fo•ir don Nombers are read. for delivery, price 52. each, and se. V. is in •falward .t it • .f preparat ion fflinfilMllSl IrkLLIGRNCE. POSTSIIOIIT it. AIIOOST E. :apt. Scott; and La Reek, rff H.vre; and L'ispiege a convey, in three day. to Splrke, Spanish prize, and which parted from the Las are but two missing now. Video (who was Captain of captured by Sir Robert M. avp, for the gore. P. YMOUTPI 9 AUO. S. n. Captain Cleveland, from 1 iitpakh, Weer, from Phi. , detained by the Ratty psi• - - r EIHE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAT I and MARTIN.—This in,aluable Com,position. with half the usual lauo.ir, produces the moat brilliant jet black ever b • id, afford; iferllillf nourishment to the leather, will not sal the fio•et linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant sintll, and will Wain it , virtues in any climate. Sold, Whole. sale, by 1)17 and Nlar!iii, at the StanurActory, No. 97, Hugh Holborn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tavi.tock-street ; W. Day, 65, SwAilow-street Axtel,"No. I, Finch-lane; the prince al Nootmakers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Memo polls, and in eters , Town throughout the united Kingdom, in stone bottles, price Is. Gil. each changes. Captvitt 0. 114'Grecor N be Major, •iee Gide!, deceived Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Akzandtr Ke.th, ftnnt the 77th Font, to he Major, vice M'Ontane, who. exchangcs 77t , pion--L.eutenant-Cl'..nol George Mat!dim'', from the 45th Fete nbe Licuienant Coli.nel, ewe •wm, who exchanges. Walur H. 0. M'Gregor, from the 65th root, to be M.ijor, vice Keith, who exchanges. 93d Ditwoooltrevet.Major H. 1. Fetherwonhaireh, from the lot Reginient nt Fest Guards, to be Captain of a Coll:Pan eteli Elptiliestune, who seating's Major General Champagne's Repiment—Captain the Hno. J. Rruc. UNe.ll, frors the 18to Light Dragoons, to 0: Major*/ porches*, • co Da.,mple, who retires. Royal Stannary Volunteer Aitillery. Major John Level Gestic's to be Lieutenaoteo Trela wavy, deceased. Captain John Vivian to be Major, vies Otraidria. Csesasissiest be the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, slimed by the Lend Livarsaant. lit Royal Regiment. Themes Raikes Este s Gent s to be Ensign 1907. tbt Royal Repiwiewt. Lieutenant John Laxo,l to be Capuun, vice biercernn, signed. Dated Kay 9, 1807. Ensign NIA Kennedy to be Lieutenant, vice Laxon. Dated Jane' 5, 1907. Ensign Samuel Watts to be ditto, vice Cooke, resigned. Dated se above. Henry Thomas Van lieythulms, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Kennedy, prom .ted. Doted as above Tristram Squires, Gent to be ditto, Vice Watt., promoted. Dated as above. IMPERIAL P.IR LIAMENT. I Zoi }._ w ~ irHP )I,4)ility, Gmtlenien intended for the 1 Xiitretsity of Cambridge, the Army, Navy, or Com merce. arms:wilts'', informed, that 'jr. STAINES, teacher *Naval sod M:litaty Aisles in the University .(Cambridge, • goe L*14094 in town. far three smooths, oir the theory and yrser..:e of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Universal Menus teni, Narigatio Panone, Mechanics, Itdr , asttics, Op tics, and Astronomy.—Mr. Stain , * presumes, that from twenty-fire years stn ty of the Mathematics, and twelve years es:ensile hron'..e in teaching in the Ulaversity of Cambridge, b- has a-quired a perfect knowledge of the various methods • otwarved in the eo-imurstetiors of scientific knowledge to thadilleremmoacities of men. °cadmium intend-4 fey the troivetiity of Ctibridge have caveat the first neportamines of Wag prepared ro t he the smut honourable degrees ; code ine* hitend..4l for the Navy or Commercial World, thoroughly lad eximlitietaey taught the subjects releime Omuta; as few rie,s j., th e !I n to, re have had a more extensive practice is •eachmg, (Ilea Mr Staines has had in the University of Cambridge. glom, /corn six o'clock in the• morning, till leo at seidbt Te•m► are rearsonahle,, which may be known of Ur. S;airter, No. 12. P.i.diamentotrecl. ::'.~ FOR THE CF.E.TH it ND GUMS. QUEEN'S DEN I . IFRICE, and BALSAM of MYRRH, troll known for cleaning and preserving the teeth, are recommended as the mod elegant and effica cious preparations yet docevered for making the teeth boss tibilly clean and white, unnerving them in a mend state, ke..ping those that are deeavel treat becoming worse ► and preventing the p: in and offensive breath, the invariably at tend Mid teeth ea/ She IC ant 1.1 the gismo Notlaing hank or , njutious being in their Compesitron, prevents the least of injuring the Enamel The great dernant far .`te Above articles haying produced various invitations, the P. 141.0 a'. reipectfully inhumed, that the F.nvelce.ie of each it sig F. sob!, and *old at No 10, Festehorch-stro t 1 also, be T Fade, 4i, Cognhill ; Etsit• ler, Chea.oide ; Tutt, Southgate, Royal Fachange ; First, Barbican ,• Salton, Royal Racha.ige ; and by mast of the principal Prefotmets in the I TOISAY. AUO S. p.m.—Admiral Lord Gard the undermentioned 'kips; :goence of contrary winds e L•adoa, Dreadaollit, F... ~~ A li i it ..... mercy, with five sail of the hence nn Mondry lase, cow to be going for Rod fort. uaaa., AUGUST 6. evening the L.rplatats bomb. a convoy which are failed mites ship Agincourt. sbips Setelke, Lsertign.sod Ise, and rennin in the Dowse It. )01S, YESTERDAY -62i 11 I 61111 bet Ob 41 I si 171 11-14 1711 R`P".Stilton Cncese, in t'..c finest condition, Chape.,ar. P.i.masaii, and Cliwider Cheeses; fresh Lamprey,. potted arid stew./ Wiaipbalia Hams; smoked and pickled Tongues ; German Sausages ; Dutch Bed; Dutch Herrings, Portablo Sups; Gravy Simps—Ahis article is re. commended for making long Voyages, a. far superior to any yet sent to sea, Casio of Sauces and Pickle. for Sea Stores, oi Esporiattoo , Inns Soy ; Canv Powders; Capers; French and Spani.h 01 se.; Essence of Anchlyies ; A.ichovies; Sar diniit ; laccaron:; Ife•mieellf ; frufflea ; Moiells; Kim ; Frrilrh Girlie ; F.lder, Chili, Farrag In, and nib.. fine far. j the fine.t Florence and Lit:ea ()ifs; Omni, Flower Water; U.settee of Hein.; Lirnerob ; PrelervA Gov:er; Essence nifSpruc,, ikr..--Sold at HICKSON'S, 170. Strand, where only ins prepsied Guinea Anchovies, for Sus to cites, which hese given nazh uotversal satisfaction, me to be had. HOUSE OF LORDS. S , AUGUST S. per. is. Is. revs. kets 61iii P. 111311, Stuck-I roker, :ornhol, 'anti 9, Ch,lini-nois CHAN6E, Ave V. Vente,, O4“, N•ples 42 Lisbon 6 ()pure ...1 Duelin Cork III . SUL &ACM . Portinvil Gold in Cala ntr. I end Ran per es. ............ t. I New ISkubloons.. ..- ........ Kr. New Donau .... is ) t. S.lver in Bars New Loon each Ails 4011145 Bank ea NOWA 51 per Cent. ---..„ ___-----.. a nILT. AI.GUIT 7. Sold. Pnee. . 11. ets St. a 515 Si t 405 Od. a 465 NI 1 Sti mmtm iomd a ° ip s. 4511. IRTIIS. Anne, the Lady of awe St" Awl, dea Lady ed Gene Mathew rn►wt.oigh, id a stiii-bozo clad. RIAC.F. th• par,th church n( St. Mates, Pontes, of NAlell Curry, near I a,nr tin Susan.. Millet; eldest deur tot 'the Tettse.. Gray'rinn-laae, Auer- DEATHS. rs. Mary Cockaina, •ii• of John n's-Inn. Alm Margiretta Whitcomb*, wood .teense, Isq of Blaskhestlls. largo., when ha want Inc tha Macpbailana, Esq. M. D. DAY, AT IMlLlKpri.poia."-.E. . G. DAVIDSON. No. 17. IMO* remispien, and pablibei at goo I 0~10 Chord, Busse, 1 ,1 raw Illeissosaess, Less.A•s per, met se is Oise, (psis psie) RESOLUTIONS OF FORMING A NATIONAL LIGHT AND Ht AT COMPANY . A a ',err nurwrieus And respet2eble Meeting, A hold a. FRIDAY, at the Crown and Anchor, Strand —. Ag.ced onanonotaly. That it appeared. from a detailed official eamement iti.sdo• with M.. WlNStllt's P ‘TE.tI I' LIGHT AND tor.kr sTc)vr..., that it can b.• used without danger et 414 tn'. 1 i-Intet tbe wh&a iirioloce or value estimated by loin, sod offers :be ric.isit pro.pria of national aad individual be ra:fit. Rescdeel, as unansormelya..l That .1. or one.fifth of the nibc.riphoi, shou , i be veteed, by IJEF Es, in a C.iierint. tee, for hinting a street, &c. in London and W. stinins'•:t. aid for t ie gra .4 oble.q of nisteining a CH AN rF.I( or colt. roiocruoN, to render this important discovery more gene. tali beneficial. both to the Giv, iimiost aid in the Nat in. It. i.t.t the Noblemen and Gi.Litlemen, nomivated as a i• • a;sai Criminate.. at the first General Mee•ing, should be • I, and that the Tanks sit the Deed Could be tilted • Cie Nara.. of 3.1‘.:. :admit'. Grant, Esq. ! Ariltuf Noble, Esq. flit Gram the Duke of Athol, i James Oliphant, Esq Lent V ;emote Amon, ' Jame. Hamm ire', kol• Lt in Wolfe,, Jeeipli Garland, E.g. Fir Ciiii.te n t icr Ranlcs , Ra f t - n„. Saundeei Sander,. El• So "'ins. Pastoli. Rao Jo.epli Rica r, Fo l . Sir Matthew hloxam, Knt. John A onbiote Tirkell , Esq. Wm. Dt•vivnes, Esq . J .w i sh Cooper, Esq. Cholas F:sq. John W il liaent,Esq Wm. itenry Wh i t t , E sq . lEd ...Ind Cnnb Henry. EN. 3-hn Tunon, Esq. I.e on Lev, Esq. Jilt.. Thomieoii, Esq. I James Barlow, Esq. Geoga Cooler lildte , Esq. 111. TeAt this ISeel akisuld lie, for the tietitturei of sub teribers, at Mi. Win.nOs Office in Pall• Mall, nom Teo in the 'toning hi Four in the Etenin..t. IV. Thit all liiitneriviiro, who have hitherto paid bid one. *nth, in IN. should pay Ins. more tin signing the Deed of Tom ' before the la of November , ex t. V. That all ROSef,t/10100id beepaid with 11. before the same date. VI. That a I Sidiscribers, who have alretily psi I more than 5i0...i21 1 , or II in fir:, should have the optional preference of by th,rir revelive si g n a l men , so adequate property, t noon all equal in the seals to per cent. en the 6, of the esprtat. "11. ueCorninittee should meet nitlVectiesday, the 1.01 ot Angied, it Mr. Minor's, in Pall-Mall„ at Twe k rec arty. VIII rust the thinks of this Meeting be given I. the Cloonan. and the whole Committee, for their zealous atten tion to this great national objeO. cm.sellenre of the alms. Resolutions, the scale of I.la. fiti , ...ct is closed; but the subicription of 11. and upwards Inti.ii.es open a Ls's week, tenter, till the first IS.' l otldeociads are einti'ete, el, the terms of Athscinition will be advasted at hint bJ per cent. F. A. WINSOR. Ilirentor 110.1 Patentee of the Gas Lights. Crown aid Aliehin, tidal. July, 11117. Ti K. The illeininations end experiments will enntinue, Itforther notice, en Toirert6y him., at Eight o'clock. for TheLnrda and Commune, their families end friend.; and "ii cad., nigmt torii•e-4rona Eight till half pa.t Tesi, and t. II bagepara Eler,a o'clock, for the gratification of L cribert. Subscript 'mare still taken at Meese. Demvnes and Co'., Tit H. Illvvantl, and the Office, where all Sailieciibere inu.t VI the Deed, eiwrs in penu lt re by power of attar.) y;iii i M asy Soul: of Solp ier ib en , h a the fort terra and Ite4lthestbathl, may Jess. APERSON, aged 36, had a small Scrophulous Ulceration in her Hand, Rising her much pain ; it then ta-ke not in her Wrist, both her Shoulders, and her Knee, each Ulceration disciarginz much, and not disposed to heal ; it then Cr , •v.: A Elbow ; an I these Ulcerations, with • d . wposition to getter sl Debilt•i, .be suffered fur triers Years Her Knew was no41•,1 111 the Worcester Infirmary, and slit experienced some beneht while a Patient, (or a short period, I. St. Sartlinloinew's I losatat, when she wide application for the heistit of SPII.SfitIRY'S PATEN r ANTISCURBU DROPS, at the ths-..nsary, N , .. 15, Soho SMiar', Landon. st By the •ppleciou Of the Drops, for six months, her ulcers pradmilly healed, she regained her strength and appetite; it is now a twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fact may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's.court, Dims lane, London. Mr. Salsbury is not ai.co.oit .ble for any mixture sold, un less the words " By the King's Patent" are inserted on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the stamp also 'the Kir(s ditty) is printed in black ink instead of red ink B ottles 54. 64. ; double Bottles 11r . ; and larger 11. 24. duty included. !tiiEumATie tour Atilt KHEUMATISiI H UH RIDGE'S SPECIFIC is a Remedy, the IA utility of which hes been proved by eat .nsive practice, and it combdently of to the Public, end rienninsended as • certain cure to them afflicted with the above discarding The ff.oprietins pledge theimelves that in all eases where it has been administered, it itas given relief; inmost that it has effected a perfect cure, flea where mien/ mini remedy that hss been reemtvd to has failed, and Mani ill • length sit time the affliction WO continued, and total rivatinn of the me of limbs, success has ben hopeless, and Inc mi.erablis e ttefferer reduced to slf•Iollit for the truth of which they beg Imre to refer to numerous letters, cues, and testimonials, very respect ably vouched, Bat are open to general impection, and will be readily shown to any applicant at theta' Warehouse. They ham the greatest satitaction an 'seismic the ffiabl.c, that the competition is perfectly free from ally mercurial, opiate, or otter drug, that Call, ill the slightest degree, injure or impair tho most delicate criostitutiea, and is directed solely to the removal f the e distressing complaints. By the process of its operation, it increases the appetite, promotes gentle perspiration, is a slight diuretic, reeemes obstructions in the joints and Oases, • porches the blood, strenrhees it.. nerres, and, sating as an alterative upon the whole fragile, renovates tlse system in all its natural (smarms Sold, wholesale an I retail, by the Proprielines, No. g, York• street, Covent garien, in betties at 7s. and Ils each, dotty in ' chided. Stamps allowed en taints four. Arrengenterits are orrai.g, that at may also be bad of entry raspeetaall Medieuz• render in law United Riii‘ao, as tit* lame toss. At ball-past three o'clock, the Commons, with their Speaker at their head, attended at the Bar, to hear the Royal Assent given, by Commission, to the following public and private 13111 s :—The Frog more Lands Bill, the Cotton and Calico Inter change Bill, the Coffee Warehousing Bill, the Malt Excise Duty Bill, the Colonial Trade Rill, the West India Export Linen Biil, the Irish Customs Regu latimi Bill, the Drawback and Bounty Regulation Bill, the Hamburgh Mail Bill, the British Fishery Encouragement Bill, the Member of Parliament's Equity Biil, the East India Company's Bonds Bill, the Irish Infirmary 8.11, the Middlesex and Surrey Justices' Bill, the Woollen Manufelharers' Suspension Bill, the Sierra Leone Company's Transfer Bill. the Wntminst Sessions House Bill, the London and Weeminst-r Coal Market Bill, thi Dover Harbour and-the Dover Pilots' Bills, the Dublin City Im provement Bill, the Limerick City Improvement Bill, the Surrey and Rochdale Canals BAIT. the Scotch Parochial School Bill, the Pelican, Albion, and Globe Insurance Companies Bills. and several other private Bills ; amounting, altogether, to 72 Bills, private and public. The Commissioners were, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke of Montrose, and the Lord Chaneellor. Mr. Menzies. from the Court of Chancery in Ire land, presented at the Bar several notes taken by the late Lord Chancellor of Ireland (the I.arl of Clare) in the cause of Morgell w. Foote.—Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. flobhouse, and a deputation from the Com mons, brought op the Irish Salt Duty Bill, the Legal Quays Bill, the B A k Masters' Commi - 'totters' Ace-iuntant Bill, and some ‘.tlier B 11.. st a private nature, which were severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Moeday. Tile several Rills coo the Table were forwarded through their different stages, after which the House adjourned until Monday. HOUSE. or COMMONS. Mr. Quarme, Deputy Usher of the Bleak Rod. summoned the House to attend in the Mouse of Peers, in hear the Royal Conami.sion read. and the R , •yal Assent given to several public and private Bills, which had passeJ both Houses of Parliament. Oa the return of the SPEAKER, he informed the Muse that the Royal Assent had ben given to a number of public and private Bills; (tor which see out teport of the Lords.) and mid be dicta at ess. 'stet there was any disposition in the Gentle. men opposite to dispute the peenciple of this Bill, the objeti of which was to pram* Pithilcats and others who might have embarked their little all in that line of busieess from being deprived of their only means of support, by whispered insinuations against their chararners, by party heat. and by other indirect means or motives. He averred that there bad been cases of the most wanton and atrocious eels of inhumanity and barbarity, many of which he held in his hand, ready to be proved, if thought ne. eessary, at the Bar of that House. 11e wished to keep quite clear of throwing the slightest reflections upon the Magistracy of the country. the necessity and utility of whom, no man was more ready to ad. mit than himself, but from carelessness, from habits, from false impressions, from false information, and from other causes, it had so turned out, that ads had been committed which must excite honor in the mind of every man of common litunaniry, or common feelings. When a man was charged. with an act which W 45 to deprive him of the means of supporting nimself and his family, he should at least be ello.ed t i know the nature of the charge ag.un,t him, and who were his accusers ; this was sd ! liy the objet of the present measure, and be trusted the candour of the Htnese would adept it. He was wel: mortar. that the measure was attributed to him as a thing by which-he meant to attain and catch a po• putarity in the City of Westminster, and he wished to do away any inseressien of that mime. Veil' shortly after his first coming into ?arliament in the year 1780, he made a motion against the Magis tracy of London and Westrninter, and was, open that occasion, left in a considerable and respectable minority. Shortly afterwards the riots in Wesmtn. ster occurred, and the late Dula of Noit :umber. land put a number of Gentlorien in the t.:omrnas st,n ut the Peace, and Among t .c rest himself. L ...‘t k.. Spencer, General kitzpacriA, and many of the opposition McAbee'. In 1604 upAn tae r Election of his wrer lamented friend Mr. Fox, these Magistrates. add einua', the rest. himself, thought right to quality, and accordingly took out their sieehaess. Ts ey then advertised that the• would su s port, encourage, and pi oted. such publrcans 4t would open then noosesaa tie interest ut that :I:,trious man, in opeu at tae Governme.o Nleg:strates. among woofs* tory count hod btu one who had th- spirit and itilepenaenc. to join wens. modk. with Ina I Iseser !) lie men. 'honed this feet merely ti there.thet this measure *ea neither a new tansy of his own, nut Wrought forward for the purpose of cuuiting popularity ; and as $ preps of this he stated, th it at tee Lie essdton the poll had been genag on toe twelve days before he even menti.afed the subject; Lad he, tf .:rtfore. merely ini,n led to captivate and kail assay the minds at Ms au moss 111 L:ovent.garcien. be walla have stated C:isus abuses uptha the Wit op. pOitlittlity he had of aillressiisit toes. With wawa-a to the tads of the instals , es of eie. pre.sion. he would either then. or in the Corm tonere, oe at any ist• er stage ut do ..roeledinye upon the Bill, wine:. use Haase inig.it 'hank pit,. per. go into proof of such a suit% of /Aft , -I most downright and pelpsole tio,steueon. as .cost cowing. any Mal of the neeessit) of this necaatties 7r7S • , U. U.