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PRICE !EVEN-PEACE. 1 . l i i " ;:111 1146 1 :111 .. , m ilg ir , :l t 12iin be gialig im a rit:Dontlia;:.an't a t e th e n:s i t be e:P h 7: B l r7i l l7r , to twen ty e or ib e*Bl ia pa u. re " - ---*- - - V ---- - . A - ;,....=..........-.....-.---- - T res. IMPAttlelL PARLIAMEAT. 71111Arn F:- RO Y A 1... OW; R le- LA NE. I ir R.. HAYI)ON'S • EXHIBITION OF MR. ROGERS' NEW' PfIEM oral be • 'VHS F.VENINn, ritll) % Y, February 5, , 31. DRAWINGS from the CARTOONS and ELGIN pohbalsed TO.IIIORIOITY. - ................ 11l /MIMES, by his Potato, Landseer and Bewick, IS NOW . * . ; ; . i hie Majesty'. !Levant* will iorfolisi ' hut time this ; HOUSE OT Witos, Tlsetletisc, Ftentlane 4. OPEN, from Tea o'clock tin Five. TF:H A LL CA R PET MVA IiSHOUSE, of 01 , Airwrianlaatert woahl canny this f "so of ths ace:mute .r. son' the Tioewilv of THE. CASTLE SI'ECTIIE. 1 Admission la-Description &I WII3I I, Cherinit- TM - 71 .• Protllbeir alliP looit . is • - Amyl& Illeryid Iliehue;Hie ate of York, the Mae. 14 6t Ti ' , l : ll4ll H ou . a th en o di marisk i . inform 'be Public it, genets', Drat Wilms (lo **Er to woke apaie sof Ceuriglsese, the Etwittlipeeete, C.asedis, rinisesees, •• i 'worm!, Mr. Roe; Reginald, Mr. Iterigriogls ; Pierer, ; YAKLIAMEN'FARY REFORM. roans for his slew Spring Pattered) afferesul foes his eery ih,p, Fi•ber : Father . Philip, Mr. Game; -Motley, Mr. ' Jersey, sod blosford, took the waskward their amts. . ...-„,,.. . 0 ., 07 .. H isses , M r . p es k y. A mp l e . gi n. w . w" I o w ,. i 111 HE ELECTOIN.of VVE,STMINSTER see catenates Stock of Carpeting ahead Tbowiand Yank of . PRJW)N SN trio anieseanee in that character ); Alice, Mw. Spaiks; IPE. requested tu entaila.flllN ERA L MEETING at the the bed live frame Bevesels, last y ratterni, which he , • Lism sionnnTa thy commums.vit tie p dsee R 0 HOUSE OF COMMONS, THUILIDAV, talllVlitli 4. I M- sperm, Mn. s Knight. Crown and Audio, Tavern, Stroud, at Twelve o'clock , on is wow selling at ee.114. per yard ; II yard wide KiAller , lon 2 .: ond s. 6 ,.... 1. ....„ ,_ . .._ rs. %sipper, oil. to toe S e- . ---• .NEXT the w 1 instant to receive the Report oafish". Corpcoing front 3s. ed. tro 54.111. per yerd:wwd eon- After ishich will be performed, for the 24th time ;.Inc the T V " DAY ' •lthe ' f liev M a soirrsble motile of Hearth Ares niter I outer Hue qtyla " a Sias. I.t lb° 11 " 1 " Del"1/1".11‘ relative i " the Ths irgAtia leak "re Chair 66 " twenty minutes ht. of the Committee, ani to take met heressary e -9; ; .. - .. ce" ass eilow ease. Shipp, wail sw i m spolm e d lilt the Treas. fare h er r e c h w o. Manager think. he is ratified to call) • new Comic Pan- mores to arctic the ELECTION of JOHN HOBHOUSE, matuifartuyer s privet . lumina', wider the title of 4 poidetless el. Gomel. -s-Laid out die trails. The Howie was esigsged an liner in receiving Petitione r THE SILN'EIt Allllo‘l' ; F: . wire. , SI, FRANCIS ItUlbflETT, Earl . in The Chair. Thts 'lay nee puhlahett, elerititly primed in INN efifirk cm. WS MA NUFACIUR lES. kited &mods ort Polit• for private HMI. OR, II tRLEbit'IN AND THE FAIRY PAM A 4NON. i (hair will be taken at One o'Clie:k precisely. ?phone lino,. illustrated with Cows' a nd Wood Zs- 'he Earl of LIM D eacla Le. oratreg a Noble Lairti The Report of tbe Commission*" art the Harbour of New m enynn) i n h i s i d uee, who bad it iven avow , o f a Illhoredassa w s brought op end laid on the table. gravities, price us. in bowie, 'I hr whole of tlw New %hien*, with.* Medley Overtuie, i r 111111.: ELEMENTS of NATURAL Pl - 111.0. • • Mr. Ileneet, from the Exchequer, brunets' up an Arconnt composed by Mr. F. Hnelses. /11.1 - 1 E CA LEL/ON lAN ; Of, S , COttink Literary motion for ttomomovv, relatioe to the euirototatent I 410 PH 1' ; illustrated throughout by Eapt ?tweets, . • • • • •.. , . . of kook Notes sad Exchequer Bills received at the Ex- :hewn tram the Flank, Guns April, ISIS, to Janutry, 1819. The noilontimearreogril and ',violist-ell antler the direction end Political Investigator ! • Weekly rionspsiter. which, rdey bo performed widow register Apparatus. ;of 0 coilasettlell to tieinite isti• tbe State in enildrto of Mr. W. Barremore. • . n o n stamped, ilonlite.l in she, and sold sir Tentinsee. Of By JAMES MITCHELL, M.A. employed in cotton manufactories. begged leave t o Priory Ah I ;afterwards Har•in), Mr. ft Virnolil ; PRIVATE PETITIONS. Nur , 11,,,,, n ,;„ (B ( l „4 in d s p ania i n ,,,o ; Mr. u mit ,...,, ; this Paps r, the Sixth Number is tins day fiehlistwel by A. " Printed for T. 51.4 J. Alletaa, Pehmeewetre*, Ilelielrei- !Oka ak, egmarka ow th# sort to the Houle. Th eirsatta /ire moire. that as Friday wont.' be the. llatosiol (afterward , ' Clown, fee this oath. oftlyl, Mr. Brod. it beriloor, at the Caledoulan (MGM Nu. El, Plechtdredi I 'guar.; 8a4116411, Cedock, and Joy evuradtv-row ; not R e h i d t .ik t 4 .6tAr kbl e Lo r d ca l last Ottif 1119/ receiving Petiliood for private Bias, hr *Welt bury. Prim-ems Nnorounilter ( afterwards Catitaisibitie. wok 3 . Itubeltenus E 4144, U1fh i Ill• Wee 61.1"50w • i and hi all it: Newhy, Camhei.lge. • • w Roo ' ' n ut:4lA *k r t -. es R A A ns a i i .,.. sollond t mid hoped to he stile to take the Uil , oir at thimi . A 4.af arlaaria ruralp the had, j u st priMia , Ito Hoe Irinibe Anatol*, ... 11141111 : &mot! ~ Ott Coldly OcciiitOtiti, to , prorate Mew wc" -"j rs ' Z,i i b u cket „: e ii „, " .: 1 .... n .-......... " I.hat i ... n it " 1 n h, Pe , "4 1 1 , 19 , 1 : 8 0 , wa „ . " "ht be P . '""" el is Solo on the Flegeollet), Miss Tree; Fairy Pali Banuo, ' l'•;- " 4 ""•"• ' Tia+ lortog. this &rem* rte the Whiled and Itlolilliro A 'COCE THROUGH ItEI.GICM. FRANCE, and the • Mies Cooke.- , Wei dHi s . tt it tt • red 'the Mons to he opened at Silt o'Clin k, awl the Per- tcum iwn 's 1411 " 1 ""‘ I " ? • " 1 " . "'"' tanell' so d reteet tg li t INETHEELINDS, Bvo. oaths Map; `J ocund Edition, price le, I 1 1 i tigs of the °nom re opium . ; ' inter/4119m , Ammer other articles, it rootaitstlir Aronish ~,. b awds. HLECFION PETITIONS. &roamer to bigot at Seven. On this subject during the last Session sot Perini.. Several Electiuo Petitions were thee delieeted at the Evelranh-Cul Wee Aserilotea - A Highland 81 i Aide- Da", 55 .; ncrogi'l Mice, as -Pit, .1.; Secomi Pare, 2s. . ---- meta ; and whether it hod not beet, frequently tie table, and havieg been climbed according tu the order of -I,weer Gilkey ,Ts.; Second Price, Is.-rigkor Ginn), ha ; I Pot . fill bY Inf.!' Hymn - Ol • ike i n n i n n" in • 1111 " 1 " -4)w. This day are pithlisloil, in mine volume Oro. price, in 1 Wilkie s new Picture- eta Allan ' s Pictures -Cose or Lien- . , ersawry in lite noose to 'complain to the Members the T H he ou p se e , ci w ii ere on re of ad T a h s o f n it : l t ir w s eTiaer the Election heenoil Prim. 8.1. botialii, 10a. ed. of their rentitome.s in otteodittier ? The, Noble Lord for the Borough of Drogheda, to be against ta ' keti into conshieration o„ tr• tort Pisces in be taken Of Mr . RoilieVll, at the 1t... ; ne ti-4)( lls ' E ' ll " bur g h Mu."`""Tise Glasgow Museum pRiNc IPLES aotI . ..I'ItACTICES of PRE • timila of the 1 bertrr, from Tett till Four; "dole may 1 . . I "-lie Edinburgh Ruinnnicil 1 " 6 " 16 "" --lrbe Medical - TENDED REFORMEKS i t, CHURCH and should also consider, that of those Members who Tuesda Match I . &min ; w . r . e E .,, le rv e I n i t . ? , r fo ta e a c vl a iy eee , N i t r a u rr ui l , i m i e ; r a c rt h additional ' Pe tit ion ' agaiiijt the School. o f Faliiibiireh and Dublin einsionrsd-Aorcdotes of did mo.t frequently 'Mewl, there were some liorr hat a P r ivate Box pithily. STATE. • . Thr . iirw Tragirly of. hrutur will lie "prated tn-morrow, Walior Sriat-Of the Adventurer Archildiltanipbell-0( By ARTHUR IKENNEY, D.D. ab.eitf from the country. There was Number pond 23 ; a second Pet air" from Galway, March 18 ; a secoud Pell- ! Fer.linauil VII. aiol Royal Fataiti, so u uuveraall y prevalent Pell- toil err ry Eliciting till talker notice.fin - t Achoory, and late Felbto of Trinity College, Dublin. which colatl soot foil of impressiog itself, namely, lion from Bristol, March le ; Northampton, April 1; EnEl•ltrionistyglosrofiLnin'salitetkliOn, AprilA p I ri ; l 8. 1 ,;c.3„%iiii:Outily St.lle Purl, icn A A o l e ir o i 1 17 6 ;; Ike aiW Comic Pantomime of The Silver .4rruw, a ill he I -Summary of the ParlismriitiO•y oti Ili taco of the week.- 6 . .: ..• • . • This Work rftmprises 1 View of the Principles sod Summary of the Foreign Intelligence of the week - Political - • . . .. . . that in the cuor.e of the eve iiiii g atiother Com • erica grin/ Erelong till farther notice. Practices ut pretended Reformers; I. %%Inch calmed the ntiftee would be appointed OW* eilbject of • greeter The 11111 representation of the new Dramatic Romance of l Misceiliorsies-Of the late Speerh-Burgh Reformotl.so Rebellion *calla* Charles I. Y . D ur i ng the Rebellion mid Fholilen Field, will be Italy announces'. 1 Report-Agricultural Report-GrelicSchonla.-NOw.Fogery Bo roug h o f R ye, April 27; Borouzli of I .cheater, April 21 the wirtitqueitt , Usurpation; 3 .. At the peered time . . itnootlunee, on aphid, the Noble bod Ithail.elf -Births, &r.-Scottish and English Markets- LiSt or SH.rionitsCh of Grampoutol, April 29 ; Kaug.tuieupou Hu.i, Priori' fur I. C. and J. Airington, No OSI4 ht. Paul's might be • ted ; mid Ho doubt if the two May 4 , Titans, May 4. TH I:ATI: E- RR YA L. COI . ENT-GA Itil EN. 1 tiili Buil English Baukrupts-Price of Funds, &c &e. See. Chwieloyard, sod N 0.3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. ; ie.....i.... tII tit and IV. onasmoed_ twice Four -nence Committee-a were concurrent. the Noble Lord would GAS LIGHT. use. t t 7.ti Numburalr 111. Ul. and IV. rnslampcd, price Four-pence each, aadWarr V. stamped, and doubled in size, ',rice Ten•perer s soy still he had. Their cuuteuta are varied, Red peremeeredly interesiins. It I. eereestly redeemed that all c"mplaints of nun-deli very awayipe turwartlert to the Office, and care will be taken to recent a recurrence. EVENING, FRIDAY, February 6, will he acted, the Maiiieal Play of GUY MANNEI{ING. Colonel klanneriug, Mr. Alibott ; Fleury Bertram, Mr porno,: Dominic Sampson, Mr. Liston; Dandle Diumout, Mr Emery; Disk Hattemick, Mr. Cower; Gilbert (amain, Mr. lilaticiiaril; Baillie Mucklethrift, Mr. Sion ttttt as fairy ikrorsus, Miss Sotplieus, who, its Art 111. will introduce the favourite Stitch Ballad of " Dimalol;" Julia Thwarting. Mrs. T. Bill; Mer Merrilies (fur the 2J lime in Don. doll`, Miss Somcrville. To which will be sailed (for the 35th lime), a Ntllv Graid This J iy is published. handsomely printed, price, iu hoards, es She Stroud Edition of The lEit ACI TY of the EVANGELISTS DEI 7 IOISSTR ATLI), by ■ Comparative View of their Historic,. feel it his 'paramount duly to attend MI I het 1/110, about to be constituted. Would it not, therefore, be better to defer the appointment of a second Committee lima the first should perform its duty In 1 ging its a Report Ile could assure the House, that within the last four-and-twenty hours Ile had 'received a very voluoiinous packet of pisi object of which was to prove mutt 'menu tesiably That the proceedings on this subject last Srosiuli, in their Lordships' Howe, were the main cause of the late disturbonces ill %lauchr►ter. Mu tilated extracts front the evidence were published, for the purpose id itiflamitig the people. Impressed derp.ly with this view of the subject, he could not Softer the Noble Lord's motion to come before the flown. without eioleaVouring to develope the uature of these columanicatious; but if the tnotion were to Come uu to-morrow, he should nut have thee to peruse them. He trusted the Noble Lord would postpone his motion until after the Report of the Ciiitivatitee' on the Bank ; but if he would nut accede to this suggestion. he hoped, at least, that lie would postpone it until Moodily, Lord Kanvom had no objection to postpone his motion until Moirday, if it afforded any gratifica tion to the Noble Earl s but longer than that he did nut conceive it would be expedient to defer it, fur if the subject were found deserving of Parlia mentary iuterterence, it would be advisable to have the lamination connected with it brought before their Lordships us early ill the Session as pos►ible. He could not ague with the Noble Lord's view of the question, as counected with the unfortatiate proceedings in Manchester. Ile was aware that many statements hall been et that time published, hut the Noble Lord must know well that those proceedings were attributed to various causes, dif fermi Irma that to selfish he had alluded. He had uu objection to defer his nioti 0000 until Uoiiday. The Earl of I..atlo6auaLa thought it would be better if the motion were deferred, at least for a month. It world certainly promote the cause of truth. GAS LIGHT, Sic. A Petition use prey,. tiled from the Gas Light and Coke Company, praying for leave to brittle in a Mill to enlarge the powers of the Act by which they nre cotoilituts d. Read, and referred to a Committee. MOLE SKINS. Sir F. BURDETT pilltUtrel a Pei 11 oust C win Thomas Chap man, slating, that in the year 1706 be had diseutereil a plau for making the fur of mule skins applicalele to hats, and the manufacture of cloth, and praying the couoili, Ain't of the House to the impOttanceuf his iuwentiou.—The Petition' was loid uu the tabk. RECOLL it HA Z A RD dial CO. SOLI) ALL the 33,00*/. Prises last Lottery but one, iied Aaetlier 30,000/. in the Lottery just ceded. NEXT TUESDAY, 2 of £20,000 must be Drawn. Only 8,000 Tickets. All in One Day. Py the Rev ROBERT NAPES, A M. F.R.S. London : Primed for F C. and J. Rovitrtoo, No. 62, 11 Fool's Chords-yard, and ■t No. 3, Waterloo-placr, Fall-mall. • . Of whom may be had, by he a s me Author, . . . . . 1. SER3IONS, preached before the Honourable Bociely of Lincoln's Imo. In one aril Bvu. mire 7a. I. Twelve SF.RMONS on the PROPHECIES, preached at Bishop Warbartott's Lectures, from 1800 to 1804. 111 one vol. 800. price 7s. 3. ESSAYS, and tither Otrusional Compositions. Ele gantly printed on a superfine pape r, in tse %ult. post Svu. prier, in hoards, 16s. Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN NIUNCHAIISEN; R. THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. i Overture mod Music composed and selected by Mr. Ware. It "-on Moncton's/en, Mr. Situate's. ; Harlot ,Mr Heath; sir Hilato Frostiros (afterward , . Pantaloon), Mr. Nut stool ; !t1 bird H mope- Deady (afterwards norm!, Mr. imaldi ; Mr. Comer. S,giatera Frageantia (aims meth CAilata. boa', Miss F. fln •tt. lu be course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois ; by l b s Mo. Omni's. The Doom wilt be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per- C•rinatics begin at Seven. Hoar., 7e. Seamed Price, 3.. ed —Pit. 3s. Vol, Second Fehr, I'..—Lower Gallery, Sa. Second Prier, Is —Upper Galtm... la. Second Price, Gal. p: KO for the Be.o to bit taken of Mr. 'Braude's, at the I)oz•afier, Hart-street, from Ten t l four. A l'nexic Sem may be bad ltw ilit . St 4WD, or nigliCy, of Itratolou, at the Sex-office. NAVY PENSIONS. Mr. BENNETT Paid, hr hrld in hils bond • Peti tion from an individual of the name of Drina Sul. All Sterling Money! NO STOCK PRIZES-NO FIXED PRIZtS, ATV ALL IN ONE DAVY! liven. who bad been for • length of time sersiog on board a man of War. but discharged some time on account of a severe bodily injury. To tho-e who were food of looking nut for iihj.c•s of compassion. this poor man ' s was an inviting case, fur he lard never known any human creature in a more rt.s tressed or destitute condition. Ile had read the certificates of the officers under whom tl.e Pet.. fioner served, and also of the surgeon of the ship where he had been injured, and • better clial.ictir for courage and good conduct generally could not be given; yet, because be had neglected the pro curing of a smart ticket, and certain other forms, of the necessity of which he had been ignorant, his repeated applications fur a pension or relief at the Adniiralty, had met nothing hut • refusal. He looked upon the Petitioner as well entitled to the pension he had claimed. in oubstaktial jubilee a w l reason, as any disabled sedum, could be, mod lie hoped the Lords of the Admiralty would think his case worthy of consideration. The Petition was then read, and stated in sub stance as above, that the Petitioner hall been in the sea service yearly 12 years, and discharged in the )ear 1814, in consequence of a severe contusion ; that it appeared from his discharge, eradicates, and testimonials, that he had been always the for most to go into action, and one of the most orderly out of it ; that from not having a smart ticket, and having omitted to apply within a certain time (errors arising from ignorance), the Lords of the Admiralty refused making him any reward fur his seivice,. It concluded by pr..ytng the House to take hi. case into consideration, and grant such relief as they might deem fit. Mr. CLIVE (we believe) said, that there were certain regulations laid down by the Board of Ad. miralty absolutely necessary to prevent culifiision, within which the case of the Petitioner dad out come, and that therefore the Lords of the Admi ralty would not be justified in granting him a pension. Mr. BENNETT replied shortly, but not in an audible tone of voice. Mr. CLIVE repeated, it was very well known that no parson was entitled to a navy pension with• out certain qualifications, which the Petitioner not being possessed of, had no claim to one. The Petition was then ordered to lie on the table. TI3ISII, Contractor for the late Loltery, most • reypi really informs his best Friends, the Public, he has ciuiti.icted with Government fur another Lottery, of only 6,000 rickety; and he i 4 happy to state, that with se small a number he is enabled to present a Scheme which contaiun 2 Prins of £20,000 Mosey, Lad various other Capitals; and the entire are to be draws in Use Day, viz. 9ifi of THIS MONTI!, (February ) _ _ This day hire/lashed, in throe volumes, 12ozo. price Ills boards, T HE INTRIGUING BEAUTY. and the BEAUTV WITHOUT INTRIUU E. " Corruption wins nut MOM than honesty SHAILSPRARE. Printed fur T. and J. Allman, Princes-sheet, 1ia01.141 , square ; Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy, Patertioetcr-raw; and Bell and &adroit., Edinburgh. A perusal of thi• Work will convince any reader that it is not one of the ordinary class of Novels, hat the product of • mind, which, to a Lich degree of ►legance, added powers of discrimination which have not often been surpassed. All is nature and truth, faithful portraiture, and accurate delineation ; and no one ran have mingled much lu the fashionable world, within the last twenty years, without recognizing some of the 111.1111CINMS realities which the present Volumes will bring to their view. The stew Grand Pcntotwiwit, called Harlegiiiii %mailm an, will be repeated every Evening. To-morrow, the Comedy of The &Alive. Daughter. On Monday, the Tragedy of Jane shore. On Tuesday, the Opera of Ruh 'toy 3farcregiir. On Wednesday will be produced, for the tint lime, a new Tragedy, in five sere, with new Scenes, Drew., and Detsiratinav, called Evadrw, or The Statute. On Friday, The Deggar's Optra : Capt‘iis Madman', Mr. Hunt. Tickets and Shares are selling at the Contractor's Officer, ic eru hm, m o i l 9, Chariaz.ciuss, London ; and by his va rious Agents in the (Noted Kingdom. ••• It gives T. DISH great pleasure in statinz, that iu the late Lult"ry soma of the Capitals were ►uW in Shari.• and hi+ pleasure is ninth enhanced by his !wine enabled tiz state, that his Mete were (es used) pre.* 11111 l catly cuu as he shared Capitals greater in number and t than any other Office-keeper, including One Prize of 30,0001. in Eight Shares, Ace. ikc. zke. M'.W MEDICAL BOOKS. Just publislitd, by J. CALLOW, Ilcdical Bookseller, inces sirert, hullo, HUT(3IINSON'S (A. C.) PRACTICAL ousEavATloNs is SURGERY ; illustrated by Cases embracing the subjects of Amputation, Erysipelas, Necrosis, Internal Abscess, kr. kr. Ben. boards, A T a NIEF.TING of the COMMITTEE for MANAGING the AFFAIRS of the DARANIAN DISPENSARY, held at the Dispensary, N 0.48, Berm's slreei,thsford-streei, the 25th day of Novembet, ISIS, - - . It was Resolved, Ly Thst it is fully evident to this Commith-e, upon ex amination of numerous caws of confirmed Hernia ur Kup- TIIC LATE QUEEN'S ESTABLISHMENT. The Earl of LivEitroot. brought duwts Ales sage to the fullow.i Niel, frow Ilia Ittp)al High uesathe Prince Regent. "C. P. R. " His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, atting in the name whims the bcbalfuf his Majesty, acquaints the House of Lords, that the sum of 58,0001 per annum, on the charge of lbw Civil List, which was appropriated for the support of the Establishment of the late Queen, has, hy her Majesty's demise, become disputable for the service of the Civil List. This sum his Royal Highness places at the disposal of Par liament. He 'honks it at the same time tied to mend to the generosity and justice of this House certain claims of the pi yawls composing the Household of the late Queen. His Royal Highness feels confident that be may rely ou the affectionate attachment of the House of !Ards, to enable lain to grant such allowances to the ser vants of her late Majesty, as are usual wihruevvr the Royal Family experiences a similar calamity." Out ilia motion of the &sit of LIVERPOOL, it min marred that this 11msage be taken tutu cuusi d to-morrow. BANK PAPERS. die uld peg- lbw , / WI% IM •1f KIII. rility. 410 , ti CU dipor Iwo* c.toce •ul 11,0 • r, ✓ I. LL IsE1101.1) ESTATE. NEW WINDSOR, BERKS. TO BF N 401.1) NY AUCTION, BY MIL FENNELL, ••• Three Taro Tavern, New 11 tud,or, uts MONDAY NEXT, Feln nary 8, at To 0 k, LEAsEtiot.t) ENTATE ; Thrre L Moses, adjuitiii.g rad. oilier, its tippet 16.'114.0-61ml arid 114;h-street, New Waithur, Berke, iu the 1 ll.,rug LA I —.l Dwelling House, being 37, Rigli.street, iu the , 111 1 411 , 111 Of Me. Heavy Frond, usi at the lose au "tl rent of 21f. 1... t 11 —A Dwelliag House, being No. 112, Upper " is the occupation uf 31r. Juba Harris, ua I.a.v, at the annual rent uf 361. lli. 111.—A Dwelling Hawn., being No. 111, Upper TlRmeastreet, in the uceupatnni of Mr. Jobs. Keehn . , It uatst 61 will, ei the 'usual reit of WI. pis. N ll—The Laud Tint is Redeemed. Tlte abuts ere held of the Corporation of New Wirnleor, . Lease of 40 "rem renewable every 14 years, arcuid '' She cu.tout uf the said Curpuration, at a Awned n 01.4 ?MS per 3111111 NC PaJliCUlallit may be had of 51' Fennell, Aug. eul'lgrveyir of 11.111dinr, Hl l l ,• . litre, lately treated by William Dufour, Esq. Surgeon to this Establishment, that at length a certain specific and SYSTEMATIC CURE FOR HERNIA OR RUPTURE has been discovered Sy him, and that sr-^y cares of con finned Hernia or Rupture, which have been under his treat meat, ARE ARIOLUTRLY PEIREECTLY AND RADICALLY CURED; and that •uch cures have been effrcteil, on an average, in about tight weeks, and without any impedi ment to site ordinary pursuits of the Patients, and with out occasiiming them any pain or inconvenience. Idly, the I/Arabian Dispensary do make itself an organ fur promulgating the knob ledge of this must impitr tent fact, eitennarizing the inestimable benefit now promised and insured to those afßicterl with Hernia or Rupture— namely, a speedy, perfect, and radical Cute. 341 y, Under these circumstances, and with this convic t wt their minds, the Committee venture confidently to submit it as their opinion, that it would he a most desirable object to unite a new Institution, fur the Cure of the Rap. turtil Pour, with the pit seta Dispensary, fur the Cure of Strictures, and that an application be in due time made to Royal them. ss the Doke of Sus►nt, our present most Illitstrions and Ilinsrious Patron, respectfully soliciting hi■ Royal Highness to tattoo/ his sanction and patronage to the United Institution, which would combine and 011 r Iwo such essential benefits to the suffering and Labouring Poor (namely, the Cure of Strietares and the Cure of Ruptures), under the direction and rare aunt Surgeon, and to be car ried into extent ion notti.e use suit Ilse same eAablishoeut. By Under ut Committee. WU. TOULMIN, Secretory. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP. E lb:weftsl effects of entomon Soaps are g Ily known to notice a familiar Matinee, look at the bawds of a %moan who has been washing ; their use iiivarialsly cause surirtiug, redness, wig ultimately wrinkles ; to remove these evils has twin Ike object of the Pruprietne of the Ambrosial Snap, which is prepared by $ new process, free f all iirilating qualities, and composed of balsamic vegetable ingredients; it removes redness, hardness, and freckles( the skin, prevents it chapping, and makes it luxuriously soft, whrtc, and teen. Prier Is. the square ; and prepared will. Naples Soap fur shaving, price 9.1. Is.— snd Is. 6d. each. The felruwisig Articles are presumed lit he ton generally knows to retinae eisJoginni. ATKINSON'S YFAATABLE DYE., chances grey or red hair um the head sir whiskers to a permanent b rown or black. Prices.—lda. 6d —and nue guissell. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair where it has fallen MI from illness, perspiration, or any of those causes occasioning premature deny; it also beeps the hair in curl during exercise iii dancing or walking, or is damp wrath' r. bee various immures of its sucrose is an Essay on the Hair, micluecil round each !Wilk. Price 3a. ed. a bunk. . - est/MS...TO avoid counterfeilr, f.r Atkineuu's Fluid, &c. as there are several %ileac . Sold by the Proprietor, Janos A t Mimeo, Prrfumer, No. 4 1, Gerrard Arcot. Sebcrequare, Loudon ; and by apposulmrel, by oust P.7fuuicrs dad ibir-driliaris Ily the same Author, Some further OBSERVATIONS un the Soolojeei of the proper Period for Amputating in Gun shot Wounds ; se puttied by the Official Reports of the Surgeons employed in his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the late Battle before Algiers ; Stio. sewed, 2•13.1. A LETTER respectfully addressed to the Commissioners fur Transports, Sick and %Vomit'. d Stamen, &c. &c. on the Subject of the Operation for Aneurism ; illustrated by Cases, and a Description of a New Instrument ; Sc.,. Is. W. OBSERVATIONS on the Disease of the Hip Joint ; lu which is added, some Remark+ on White Swellings of the Knee, the Caries of the Joint of the Wrist, and other simi lar Complaints. The whole illustrated by Cases and En cravings taken from the deceased part, by the late Edward Ford, Esq. F.S.A. the Sec I Edition, revised carefully, with some additional Observations by Thomas Cipriano', Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Assistant Surgeon to the Westminster General Disp y. Illustrated with Eight Copper-plates, Scu. boards, 12s. THE ANATOMICAL INsTitucron, or; An Illus tration of the Modern and most approved Methods of pre psriug and preserving dilio rent parts of the Holman Bud), and of Quadrupeds, by Injection, Corrosion, Masceratiou, Distentiost, Articulation, Modelling, &c. with • 'moiety of Copper-plates. By Thomas Pole, Slember of the Royal College of SUrrelllial. A new Edition, with Additional Notes. la I2mo. price 7s. tarsi& A VIEW of the PROGRESC and PRFSENT STATE of ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. By loss Jacob Ilerzeli" MD. Professor of Medicine and Pharmacy, tire. ir.e. TeueslrleJ from the Swedish by Gustavus Brumornark, D.D. Chaplain to the Swedish Legation at the Court of St. Jaates*., tooter the inspection of Dr. Toting and Mr. Allen. In Svu. price 4s. Viol. its boards. _ _ ..... ANECDOTE!, MEDICAL. CHEMICAL, and CHI DIJIMICAL; collected, derailed, and tram. ..... ted, by ess Adept. " Ludo et jaw soli licet, cum gravibos aerliolue utie feceiianna."—( lc Orr. 1. The MEDICAL FRIEND In the ASTHMATIC PAT!. ENT, thewiug him the parties , ' .r Species uf his Disorder; sail also what to pursue, and %list to avoid, in regard to Medicine, Diet, Situatiou, and other Circumstances con. aected with his Complaint. &Icor', Rail arrauged from the extensive and scientific Work of Dr. R. Bret, use disordered Respiration; with various Addis' , adapted more imme diately to the Domestic Treatmetie lkdicated, by permits. to his Royal Highness the Dtake of tbassex. Ry W. Nisbet, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College, Ediuhurgh, An INDEX to the ANATOMICAL 31EDICAL, CHI. RERGICAL,and PHYSIOLOGICAL PAPERS, coutaitied in the Tranaattions of the Royal Society uf London, from the commencement of that Work to the tad of the Year 1613. Cheouologically sod Alphabetically arranged. Yy James Briggs, Sacrum. la use yokes* atu. prire 71.6 d. boards. Also, just publiairil, price la.dil. A CATALOGUE of a MODERN COLLECTION of BOOKS, iu Anatomy, Midu•ine, Suspry, Chemistry, OW tail, lac fur 1619, cualaising the usual appriivitl Authors. To which are misled, a List of the ration's Lectures deli vered is Loudon, Sse. with the Terms of Attendance. ••• The full V•lue given fur Libraries, or Parerls of or others given is exchange. N. U. A Medical &disci iptiou Library.. SECRET COMMITTEE. Their ballot for the Mrintrers of the Secret Committee to investigate the *Niro of the Bank of England, and other mat leis connected with the currency of the country. The glavies were borne room, by the Clerks to re ceive the lists of Members prepared hy lire Lords; wh eh being dune, the Earls of Huntingdon, LIIIIC• r.ck, Shaftesbury, and Boston, wrist forth as a Committer of Scrutiny to exiiaitne the ballot. lee a short time the Eat of Snirfir,liory returned, cud report, 41 the ul the cuovitto ling the Corn silver, as follow.: The Duke of Wellington, Lord Gordon (Earl of The Earl of Harrell/by, A ber di ems), The Earl of Liverpool, Lord Granville, Earl thulium, The Earl of Lauderdale, Lord Graham (Duke at I lord Gretiville, Mom row.), Lord Kici, Lord SlllOl Grrmairra, Lord kederidale. W EST Al IN ST Eft H USTI NGS. Mr. Beast% and others trim she Cosarsoaa, brooch. wp she Westminster Moldings Bill, which was read a first liner. ACCOUNTS. Mr. Mitchinson, from the Batik of &igloos!, presented an Account, 'hewing the prices of hulliuo, as ordered ►y their Lordships ♦ penes from the Citart of Directors of the nao ludic Cuoipatiy pereenteit tit Account of the Pensions granted by the Court osthia tb. .at year. Tbs earl of I.st;nahuaus cittoplaittril, that this ac count, itistra4 of h u K in such a folio a..unLl cosh!' their Mr. GRETIFELL wowed that certain Papers from the Bank of England, on the table, be printed.— Otdrred. POOR LAWS. Mr. CURWEIV begged to a►k Gentlemen opposite whether they meant this Session to propose any alteration iu the l'our Laws ? _ Lord CASTLEREAGH raid, the lion. Gentleman must have brut' aware that a Committee of NO Set.- moos had taken the itsitirct referred to tutu their cssn •uleratiom rail extensively. Ile tintlersioini ti•t• Champs', of that Committee was shortly to ..... ve fur its renewal. One Bill, founded on the Report of the Committee, had received the sanction the Legislature; another, afle► passing tiint Iliin.r. hod been rejected in the other. Ile believed the latter was to be brought In again in a shoot lio►r, after undergoing some alternti )))) PURITY OF ELECTIoN. Sir ROBERT WiISON saie4l:l4B lselsi in Isis I; slid • Petition of the very utmost important r. the aUr- Kation• of which, if true (mid be war siitorucnd ti soy they could be proved in ilirir entire evileio), should call down on a Wleiiiher of that [louse it. heaviest censure, and most severe amiihnisprsions, for a direct attempt to break down the IMO lel+ th.,t secured the freedom end purity of eircisoor iutu Parliament. and to infringe those viglat wink belonged to every elector m the kitimsloin. The hlember complained of had rteeirtil FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. rrIIIS PRESENT FRIDAY. February S. A and TO lIMITOW, at Half past Six precisrly, fur the troth tiwe ire this reentry, THE AMERICAN INDIANS, of the Oneida Tribe, who arrived lately in the ship Pacific, will exhibit the War Dance, Moth. of Cumhst, a#l.l Dance of Peace, of the North American Weiritirr, and er an Ouridau Oration. After which (twentieth lime) a Romantic Caledonian Itcnianre, in three act*, called, THE lIEART OF MID-LOTHIAN; Or, THE LILY OF ST. Lr.oNmoys. John, Duke of Argyle, Mi. T. P. Cooke ; the Laird of Dombiedikes, Mr. Filzwilliam ; Geordie Robinson, alias Staunton, Mr. Wearies; Archibald, Mr. Fawcett; David Deans, Mr. chirdid ; Reuben Butler, Mr. Gunnery ; Rat dire, Mr. Ridgway. Queen of England, Mrs. Udrdw ; Lady Suflotk, Mit. Bryan; Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Egertuu ; EBie Drant, Mrs. Horn ; Jeanie Deans, Miss Taylor. To emu-lade with a Comic, Heroic, Operatic. Tragic, Pan turnimic, Burlesque, Barletta Spectacular Parody, under the title of DON GIOVANNI. With Morales ;rand Overture, performed with the original Accompaniment.. The Dances tinder the diitctiun of lie. Giroux, who will dance a Spanish Bolero, with Ili.. Don Giovanni, Mr. Gibbon ; Duii Guzman, and Christ of hiesprlf, M r. T. P. C o oke (dour fifth appearance in those characters) ; Don Octavio, Mr. I.rviviril ; Leporello, Mr. I:deadliest i Bridle:room, Me. Wyatt. Dolma Anna, 3lrs. ihriuskes. The Marble Horn, by a real Pony ((irrupt in the second if t'lle of act abets, bring made of wood, rt eau truly be gaud to live in viertorpatatiou of she Painter. r.iacc s peke at Half-past Duors to be opened at Half-past Five.--11 lie Perfuruiauces to not r lade Eleven.