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By WI NSTA NLE Y and BONS, A t the Mart, on TUESDAY, 28th lost. at 12, in Two Lots, HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, June 17. the Treasury, wtoswere to have the power ter Counsel and evidence were heard at their Lordships' bar in sup. , O t r olobe s th iO ntu n nocds ed eenio, ao ift:d l t e hi li by th feo e fr a dlt bo hee : C it :' :o rßrfi n eme of ri:m t t h io" e r t eil eein wsw4 °all dab°'ei:eluagetall thiritere4" I ' 41 I e 5 is tbe afternono precisely, Members and their Friends who intend dining, axe requested to Lot LA PART FREEHOLD and COP y HOLD , Port of Sullivan's Divorce Bill. . R th thi 7 iti g t : hl it iee th rnc a esti ott fenrme eit tien iel a t l. Id ll n er nt .wK he tnhett i on n i b t e:t de t h e rt r tiveed b e a e nde hers. . //QUANTITY OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TO- apprise Mr. Snow, at the Society's Chambers, 4, Lincoln's-Inn ESTATE, consisting of a genteel compact RESI- QUARANTINE LAWS. The Earl of DA ItNLEY, in moving the `id reading of the . nt BACCO, SEGA RS, CHEROOTS. EAST INDIA JAGA- Fields, on or before the 20th instant. DENCE. In the Cottage style, with all suitable attached and de. • - itRE, BRITISH AND FOREIGN SNUFF. METROPOLITAN FISH COMPANY tached Offices Stabling and Coseb-lseese Wa/led Gardens Lawn Quarantine Laws Regulation Bill, on Tuesday next. observed, . ProPerty. were not of a new creation. They were in existence since .1 The slid Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, nould t d h e en tie ende th avour to dissipate that igeorance which h a d i Mr. ABEROROMBY thought the Piet Hon. Gertlernan JOHN MORTON, AGENT. and Pleasure-gm . mid*, and Nme • Amea at ' eich Mnindow and, d e . , that he hoped nome Noble Lord, better act:Maimed with the reubteet ; the year 1735. 1 liondon Docks, six days previous to the day of sale, where Cats- No. 2541, OXFORD-STRERT. lightfully situate at the entranes of the rural village of North's', in n y of, he believed, nearly 300,6001. I (Mr. Peel) entitt•d to wear credit ter what he hei none in being tho boon may be had at oispence oath. a te :toning part o . f the county of Henn, a short distance from Pot- '! 7 .1 1 Earl BATHI_ I II4T laid tr epon the table a copy of a dispatch . gat hlinlster ticetion - ed his attention to the subject. The meet The attention of private Families and of the Public in general, f Len , d fi en ve miles from Hatfield, four from Barnet, and fifteen . teem thela t e S i r Tho m a s 51 aitl a n d , o n th e subj e c t o t th e plag u e , 1: fojdwt n :Th l o muhir r edic . e rcgeh K :ae ne e an im i nn i ee i. yn y o n o h:swbtoe syotic r: 11 e nnbmwet;;l t hist h ns t; o arlp 0 hts u wyh g u;iient h s:deg t ni 10;l o loion i ef t e h stefe e hhu7.ii u :tutt t l:.n m oai, alii: oa rtl.,,,,: t oci i p:Tsn u m wah: p kvyar rt te., a i.i i ci i ce 7d,. . t, ht ieurater e:i; o i .vh o. t e stb a i l III : s ieirii.mh a t t ge e 0 u a t im r h a s. i d i s. , bea n ning date 13th May. 1822. PORT OF LONDON, Jew 13, 1821. in respectfully invited to the above Depot, established at No. 258. FOR SALE, Oxford-street, upon the principle of a&rding a supply of Fish at a , The Hous;coma .o, a nem entrance-hell, ea. ing-room, morning snd other Member. of the I son lees than the otter members of his family, hot makes up the: ill Ir Order or the Honourable the Commissioners of his consi l derable reduction in the ordinary price of that article. lour, capital Mho drawingaesan with French windows oning re in • W f ilbraharn. Mr. Estcourt, 11.11 Majesty's Excise Revenue, in a spacious Room at the Chief tu A . l Coutttry O n r ed de: b w y ill be tended to e i n r , ith upe th n e u t r e ost s p i une : d ro u the lawn, and•en n watee-closet, three principal bed-chambers, a gd o n ur .o n Connmons, brought tip the Canada Corn Bit, the , rn Bill, and several private Bills, which were read a first tn. Office, Old Broad-strut, on TLIURSDAY, the 30th daj ofJune, ah b y, and fore ressing•ree-n anMassery. with trepans's staimue sad four se- time ? e a u• FRIDAY, the lst, MONDAY, the 4th, and TUBS AY, the son_a le terms. condor, slursihm lo the upper story. , floth Days of July, 182 i, at One o'clock in tke Afternoon of each OM LIAN M ININO ASSOCIATIONL-Notice is The L „Ices edmprise, housakeerr or :s a zid butler's rooms, ser. CaOnandtah&ErnarV IfLLIVERP OOL moving the Ist reading of the day punted y, the following GOODS :- 'kJ hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the marts' 1.5:1, larder, lanndry, and ' room over kitchen ; li t Brandy Rum genets French and other Fo. reign Wines Collett C 'Milan Alining Atuociation having been approved of by the Di- rectors. will be ready for the Si atnre of the P warehouse arid suitable cellular, • owed cartiage-yand, double gn mprieton of Shires, coach-house, stabling for six hones, lofts and corn-chamber. n pro. on WEDNESDAY the Bth day of June inst. at the Office of the ductive Garden, and two Paddocks adjoining the Lawn, contataing Lore KING observed that on a former occasion he had been 1 ts t o ho huAr u enut g rid.i h e t db : yaf l e a u ppe nded als e t n o j t u h , e u c e ee . lings Th ot e t i h t e en Ho n u tt y Leu unf ened air ; e o v entinuoir ery dahlia - 1 .1 .'l'. I l i' sorry to find the Noble Earl " infirm of purpose." He hoped that on the second reading of the Bill the Noble Earl would get repeated, thst he considered the present case eminently progawegr ' I, i I rid of the malady of indecieion with which he had been &eked with MAI of the evil which the Right Hon. Genti an wys abouict . . ;it E3IAINE hoped the Right lion. Gentleman (Mr.. Shrub Black and Green Tss Association, at Winchester House, Broad-street. in the City o f altogether about Nine Acres. when the Bill was sometinie since brought forward. Jaraek Pepper London, and will remain there for the space of One Calendar Lot 2. A PIECE . ef excellent . 11EA DOW LAND, adapted RATE OF INTEREST IN INDIA. Whiskey Wax and Tallow Month from that day, where it may be signed between the hours of n ituat for building on, containing ab ut Nine Acres sad a helf, s ed te Candles The Marquis of HASTINGS said, that in explaining the Peel) would consider favourably the case of Mr. Ken h 'Yon w tt. , ' atry iai llrandy Soap, and Ten in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon (Sundays ex. the road leading from Northaw to Cheahunt. eepted); and further, that the Shares held by Proprietors who do To . be vie z , , ,sL i b n y mi Cards only. , w it hi . with Pri_ te nt e ed ; Pa cuter', motives by which he had been induced to bring forward • Bill on whatever might be the abuses, was a most innncent man. 14°" vex u si a trou ed s' ne h lays. For in ig stanc e e they this subject, he should trespass bet very . shortly on the attention of , My.. LEK; n K e ff r AßT bs sai m in h t t li b at he tho e t d ight if: t a r ns of enow were m to ig li b y t s e d en ll (M u ll:a: n o ca sha s in te fir l 1 ., Cologne Spirits Glass _,,,.. , not sign the said Deed of Settlement within One Calendar Month may hn„hatt n ! IF 3 , Y and , , J. cornercer„ solicitor, Golfe ion. ; or e solecorik rtir e t. : cu li . l t. e rs t. House.. It was u w.y rreeet s eury .t dd t raw. htm to der . wet ise,.as itill Akar • few LAS sf Cass SW COCOS air X 3 4 3pdatial • Im" o ' from the said Bth day of June inst. will be forfeited. The Benken' ass 0, nlr• wiruiner. tourneenr. nnn sOf est. nutter-Psi within a ithicb aro allotted in small goaatitioa, for sambas, acessmasibulao R e m y% r wr me „ mem of tha nest bosom.) , west be Isemeend I f h f h ' - '• p af swung Maks* as wig all Petnaan.i/soo.l l l l llegi lelelgis be' sp at the time of signing the Deed. Forms of Powers of Attorney ' field ; Woolpack. St. Albans ; °teen Man, and Red Lnn, Barnet ; will. to enne clearly and satisfactorily the bearing of the Act of P ms, set Ort sets tat were not true. or by him demurrers. th 13t * • • • " Ped • . . g . e h Gen. 111. chap. 65, which went to limit the extent of in- et , thine circumvent-et would not fill to attract the attention IMMO PIIMASSaIIa , for executing the Deed by the Proprietors not resident in London and at the Mace of sale. . terest in the East Indies. If he mistook not, a pereon who stood in of the Right Hon. Gentleman, as considerable delay might be ocean t f Catalogues may be had at 6d. each, and Samples smn d at the may be had at the Office. SPLENDIWMODERN FURNITURE. a higher situation than be did, had, about three or four years ago, sioned one way as well as the other. i Excise Warehouse-keeper's Office, Town-hill. trots Thurs ay, the E. H. PLUMPTRE, BI LLIARD TABL E, VA LUABLE PORCELA IN, AND introduced this subject itto Parlament. Unfortunately he had not Mr. CA ',CRAFT thought nie House ought not let com penis. 254 day of June, to Wedneslay, the 29th, from Ten till Two Solicitor to the said Association. SUPERB OEASS WARE. succeeded in his object, and it had now fallen to the lot of him tion stand in the way of the intended measure ; and he agreed with t o'clock, and on the Mornings ot Sale (the Sampiespf the day's sale. Temple, June 6, 1825. 1, 1 fit. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies that THIS (the Marquis of Hastings) to bring it berme the notice of their the Right Hon. Oentletran, that wilco there existed a legal title to only), from Ten till Twelve o'clock. 1 f ' EAST INDIA HMIS . Jane lb, 1825. T HE LICENSED YICTOAIipLEIRS' REC T I Fir-• ' LPL DAY, at 1, be shell Sfiß3llT by AUCTION, at Ns Lovdshilnt. It ilia impossible that he should not feel considerable the feet, a compensation ought to be gr a nted. ING DISTILLERY COWAN y , for supplying UN- Great Raims. New Bond-oreet, an ASSEMBLAGE of costly intetest in all that related to India, a country with which he had . .I s nitd CLIVE said, that so far from its being Mr. Kenyonn t i ' I , • i FpflE Court qf Directors . of the United Urnetranii r m q , - - e . r " ADULTERATED SPIRITS andCORDIA LS to the Licensed and elegant MpIDERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Score l i s l emi so long and so intimately connected. IThe Noble n . larquis i n t? to standm th . e way of the proposed iteration, he was most • _lt_ chants qf England trading to Me East pubes do tereby give Victualler of London, and of the United Kingdom... • • and India Porcelain, and superb Cat Olaits Ware, the property ere alluded to aome opintons delivered by Ins Moiety s Law willing . to resign hie situation, if compensation wa* awarded him. .Notice, • - Capital 500,0001. in Shares of 501. each. . of Joseph Herne; Esq. removed from his late reridence, Grosvenor. Office . rs ton the meaning and intention of the Act 13 . Oe3. 111., but ' There was nothinn strange nn the conduct of Lord Kenyon, as it 1 i ll That the Committee of Buying and Warehoutes will be ready, DIRECTORS. street, comPriiitog two drawing-room suites of beactiful rich silk in so Indistinct a tone that we wee unable to follow him accurately.] was the practice with all Chief Justices to present thee relatives on WXowlsniev, the 6th of July; 1826, to 'receive Proposals in The Hon. (I. Agar Ellis, M.P. 'Thomas Edmond Jarvis, Esq. hanginge for five windows, with sofas, ottomans, Grecian couches, In continuation, he observed, that he trusted he should be con- with situatiors. Ili writing, reeled up, fromsuch Persons as may be willing to supply Sir T. Lethbridge, Bart. M.P. Colonel Torten". ' and chairs en shim, seversa singularly elegant 100, sofa, card, sidered as speafiing without any disrespect towards those learned The House then resolved itivelf into a Committee. 1 ' the Company with Sir F. Desanges, Kt. Lieut.-Colonel Fairman. and dejeuee tables,hedsorne mahogany French and four-post bed- individuals when lie declared that he altogether differed from them 11r. Secretaty PEEI. said he was aware that in removing ace , INTRENCHING TOOLS, nee. vix. C. A. Tbisleton, Esq. i steads, with rich chintz hangings, prime and clean bedding, a as to.the intent and meaning of that Act. By those opinions the abuse he might be opening the dnor to another. As tbe law at Felling Axes I Hand Hatchets AUDITORS. Parisian toilet table and etcritnire, and every requisite ftir chamber whole system that had been introduced into India by the Act in Prenent stood defendants might have recourse to slam pleas, and Hand Axes 1 Mammies William Dettmer, Esq. and Thomas Salomon. Esq. apartments; two extensive dinner services of India porcelain, L a uestion' were to be altogether eet aeide; and he appealed to their all tbe other teatime% modes of nesting delay ; but that was no res. • , 1 , , Pick Axes' I Mattocks BANKERS. richly . ,eut glass ware of every useful descrption. rdships, whether it would not be well worth weighing the son why he should not put a stop to the great source of vexatious I Bill Hooks Shovels, and • Sir J. Peering, Bart., Shaw, Berber, aud Co., 72, Cornhill; and Alan new be viewed at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street, and conseotienees of establishing a precedent which would overturn a delay, namely, writs of error. (ffear, hear.) If sham pleas were Hand Bills Spades. Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall. catalogues hod at Is. eath. principle that had been acted upon foe upwards of Atha cert. introduced mach into the Courts, he hoped the Judges had in their Iron Crows SOLICITOR. - . EI e IGIRLE INVESTNIENT OF 1331. PER ANNUM, tury, simply because the Law Officers had put a new and hands the power of discountenandng, if not of checking that :at And that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upou rip- R. Kidington, Esq. Lyon'i Inn. Ariaindfrom highly-respectable Property, Brixton-road, on Leases different construction on the Act. Such a precedent, he admitted all events, the patellae abute fh I h i o t e aw was no reason w y a pos - ; r • . . ' tiv •I h Id h d plication to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the pro- SECRETARY. • tO Moat responsible Tenants, and Freehold, Copyhold, and Lease- would not at the p esent time be dangerous ; but there hadelieen eens ou not e put own. The Right Honourable Gen. 1 posits must be left. before Eleven o'Clock in the fOtenbon of the William Delves, Esq. Crow's and Anchor Tavern. hold Grsound Rents Improved Rents and Estates • the whole bad days in England, and there might be bad days again, when it tartan then proposed a resolution to the effect-that it was the said 6th day of July ; after which hour the Committee will not For Shares and Prospectuses, apply to Robert Kidington, • Esq d • * • pro ucing a rental of near 700/. per Annum. , , would be pregnant with touch and deep danger. If the opinions of opinion of the Committee that Commissioners be appointed to de. . i n ' - receive any tender. Solicitor to the Company, Lyon's Inn, Strand. Proapectuset may By Mr. WILLIAMS throe lee-officers were adopted, the law for limiting the rate of tcrmine what compensation the diflinent officers should receive, n I t JOSEPH DA RT; 'Secretary. also be had at the Bars of the undermentioned houtes :-Duke of At the Aucti ' on Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22d inst. , , , . interest in India would extend not only to 'those who were bona and that they report the same to the Lords of the Treasury, who fide British subjects, but to those who were 1 h •d • ' were to be empowered to pay the various sums out of the conson. a tnget er rem ent in • • ' EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 17, 1825. Wellington, Lucas -street, Commercial-raid: Peacock, belingion ; at 12, in Cote, the dominions ot independent Princes. Such a principle would, be dated fund. . 'PRP Court of' Directors of the United 'Company of' George and Innen, Buckingham-street, New n road ; Artichoke. A VALUABLE well-secured NET INCOME of 133/. conceived, be in the highest degree unjust, and ought not to be ' fhe resolution was agreed to, and the repott ordered to be ' 1_ Merchants of Engkind trading to the East Indies do hereby , • . - • . Church-street Kenain , ton • Flask Inivern, Pimlico; King's inl_ per annum, issuing out of two capital HOUSES, with hand- adopted in consequence of the opinion of the law officers, and in brought up on Monday next. 1 ' • Head. I auxhall ; Prince of Wnles, Brixton ; and the Elephant give Notice, 'tome fore-eourts, coach-hottee. stablin d 1 gard d ' • • ,an arge ens, e- direct opposition to that of half a century. The reason why he JURIES' CONSOLIDATION BILL. • That the QUARTERLY GENERAL.COURT of the sat -n and Castle St. George's-fields. nimbly situate Nos. 10 and IL t'assalitace, Brixton, near Holland differed in opinion from the learned personesto whom he had alluded Mr. Secretary PEEL moved that the amendments introduced The Di ' will make a DISTRIBUTION of SHARES on 4 , COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House, in Leadenhall- . Chapel, on the highroad to Croydon ; eld for 90 years unexpired, was, an he had stated, that they represented the first clause of the into the Juries' Connolodation Bill in the House of Cords be taken street, on WEDNESDAY, the 224.1 instant, is made h 24 ' ' reck" af tnch da f h spg th em , e t e e .. to instant, tCT W I . y no ... Ft _ er application can oe te- ll, DELVES, Secrete and several Freehold. Copyhold. and Leasehold Ground Rents, Act in question to apply without distinction to all the eubjects of into coniodecation. The Right Hon. Gentleman said that contrary for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their consider- el ea w • Y - Improved Renee. and HOUSE., in Alanor-row, King's-road, Chelsea, Great Britain residing in any part of the East Indies. It was not to the confident expectation of an Hon. Member opposite, the ' ation, certain Amendments which have been mede to a Bill now STR. TORRI has the honour to inform the Nobility i Kennington, Brighton, Vauxnall, and Bethnal-green. to this district or to that, but to the whole of this widely-atended Lords had agreed to the Bill with merely a verbal amendment. • . peoding in the House of Commons. entitled, " A Bill for further .1. Gentry, and his Friends, that his Annual CONCER Demnptive particulars may be bad at the Mart ; and of Mr. kingdom. He would reserve to another opportunity the full dale- (Hear, beer. n-Thi amendment was then agreed to. rgulating the payment of the Salaries to the Judges of his Me- will take place on MON DA Y NEXT, at the House of William Williams, Throginorton-street. ration of his sentiments ; but he would now obscene, that the COURT OF RING'S BENCH AND COMMON PLEAS .4 • 1 li testy's Courts in India, and the Bishop of Calcuttan and forau. Conant, Esq. who has kindly granted the use of his House on that SPLENDID FURNITURE, . opinions of the law officers differed in jiis (the Marquis of H.'s) BILLS. , . 1 . thorising the Transportation of Offeoders ftom the Island of Saint occasion. GLASSES, PORCELAIN, SCULPTURES, CARVINGS, estimation altogether from the terms of the clause itself; for if On the minion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Helena. ' . Tickets to be had at Mr. Toren', 38, Goldenaquare. BRONZES, SILK HANGINGS, CARPETS TAPES- those opinions were adopted. what followed but that that would be the Own of King's Bench and Common Pleas Bill were read a 1 JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 5 , I LA W. TRY, &c: he. - rendered criminal, which in some of the countries to which the third time and peeled. The Right Hon. Oentleman moved that LONDON DOCKS. • •••• ' vir R. JAMES DENEW r tfully announces to the 4"rd:erred, was not considered as the slightat impropriety. The there be a clause to the latter Bill, by way of rider, em- TO CCCAVATORS. NAVIGATORS. AND OTHERS. WANTED, in an Office of respectability, !near the 01 Nobility and Gentry, that be shall . SE.LL . by AIICTIOfN, inconsistency of those opinions did not stop here ; for it appeared powering his 31ajetty to grant, if he shall think fit, the sum of / ea' . ITIHE DIRECTORS of the . LON DON DOC . IL•VOM- Temple, a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, as an AR- TICLED CLERK. A moderate Prernium.will be required. on TUESDAY . NEXT. and Two follnwing Days, at his Auct on that what would thus be rendered criminal, and for which a ;AIWA- 451. myear in addition to the present retiring salary of the Chief ment had been provided. could not be prosecuted in any Court, be. Justice of the Comnion Pleas-Agreed to ..a. PANY do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to Apply at Mr. Hooper's, Law Stationer, Lincoln's-lrin. Room. Charles-street. Berkeley-square. a few articles of AN. cause a cause of this nature could only be tried its the Supreme • JUDGES SALARIES BILL. . receive Tenders (waled up) at the Landon Deck House, Prince's- of t e highest class, and in fine pre. Co C I urt at • cuts, and in the Mayor's Court at —. It was The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the thild i street, Bank, on MONDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve teClock, B N A A E H FS PORTABLE BATH, with complete servation, removed from the town raldence of a Person of Rani a • . • • totally impossible therefore. to infiict any punishment on a contd. nadirs of the Jud es Solari Bill. •• I hem secb persons as may be willing to (ntntract for Excavating Apparatus for heating, a valuable article in a family at all very choice selection of old China, both useful and ornamental, derable I f' h ' g " port on o t ose to whom the Act was said to apply. The On the question tting put from the Chair- , i and earning away the Ground necessary to be removed for the con- times, but in cases of sickneas highly important, as it may be valuable bronzes, marbles, sculptures, and carvings ; large glasses, - *truelove of - Vaults willtin the Shed Warehouses marked A, B, and brought to the chamber of the invalid, and heated at the bedside, supported by fine porphyry and mho tables, suites of silk and da- uovernment of India had very naturally proceeded upon tbeir con- Mr. BROUGHA n 1 said that though he did not wish, at tine struction of the clause. They conceived that that clause was stage of the business, to trespass at any length on the attention of C, situated at the north-west angle of the London Docks. it• necessary. Warm Baths elegantly fitted up, with improved mask hangings, carpets, tapestries, costly ormolu lustres, clock, levelled at abuse", and at abuses only. They kuew the abuses that the House, will he could not refrain from stating his decided The Plan and Specificntion of the Work to be performed, and boilers for heating. Improved Shower Baths, Steam Vapour and candelabras, and numerous items of elegance and value. existed, and they acted accordingly. Those abuses were, when opinion that the solaria of the Judges as raised by tbe Bill Wail 1 li c ' I also the Particulars and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at Baths, Children's Baths of tit sizes, Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip May new be viewed, and unlooses had at the Auction Rooms r i . , were raker , . .. . L . . . . _ ehe London Dock Houm. Baths, and Baths of every description. in Clarks-stmt. , , • unaer a pretence or merest. it was neesseety. an over-grant; it was most truly painful to him, who was In deny ' i . , then, that the meaning of this clause liffinld be ascertained in all intercourse with these venerable persons, to throw• any obstacle in Sane Tender must be arcompanial with a Letter, signed by two At J. Benham's Stove, Orate, and Bath Manufactory, No. IS, responsible Persons,engaging t i become bound with the Pervon ten- Winnuore-street, late No. 1, Edward.street, Pertman-nquare. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S LECTURES. '' its bearings, especially ae so many persons differed in their inter- the way of a Bill for their benefit ; still he was sure that the eoh- pretation of it. He would assure their Lordships, that notwith. scientioun discharge of his duty would be duly appreciated by them. li , 1 dering in the Sum of Fifteen Hundred Poundefor the due perform. This day was published, in octavo, price 10s. 6d. Volume 11. standin the man discunsions to which this sub•e t g y j c had given rise Let the House fur a moment see how the cane stood : the salary of autos of the Contract. S. COCK, Secretary. HAY II ARV EST. with Coloured Plates, London Dock House. June 2, 1825. WILLIAM SNOWDEN and CO., in the country to which it referred, he had never heard an Jud e a Paiute Ju No. 319 and 320, THE LECTURES of SIR ASTLEY COOPER, of the Kin ' ' • ' • ' .1 , ,it dge was 3,000/. a year, at a time when, in coneequence i ' N.B. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that V V OXFORD-STREET, Marhine Makern to his Alejesty„ g s Court, or any Bamster, or any individual question of the dearness of provisions and other causes, it was raised to Bart. F.R.S. Surgeon to the King, etc. lie. on the PRIN. the rectitude of the Act on which his Majesty's Law Officers had 4,000 f.. ; they had then the same expense's on circuits as now, be. ; day, nor unless the Party molting the Tender, or some Person on having made material improvements in the construction of HAI -CI pi,Es and PRACTICE of SURGERY ; with additional placed so different a construction. It might be said, however, that sides which provisions had since gone down and the currency too It. . his behalf; shall attend to answer when called for. MAKING MACH INES, (necured by letters patent), they pre- Notes and Cates. , this WWI but a negative argumenn but he could render the argu. was restored, and all the artificial causes, for Increase were done i e . • i 1 IA IN DON DOCKS. • purpoae will be Mund entirely remedied; the ehoaking is com- Surgeon to St. Thomas's licopital, and to the London Ophthalmic Government of India had a power to issue directions which cent. was added : well, that was not considered enough, and not- . e • TO BUIGDERS AND OTHERS. pletely prevented, the labour of the horse considerably diminished Infirmary. &came local laws, but which did not so become until withstanding the great cheapness of provisions as he before said T HE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM- (the draught being equal un both sides), the velocity of the drum , • A few Copies, with the Plates on fine paper, and coloured in • they won eanctioned by the Supreme Judges of his Majes- and that taxes to a lar ff • ' , 4 • ge amount were taken o in consequence of • PANT do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to or forks greatly increased, baying nearly double the power of any superior manner. Inn ty's Conrts in that country. Now this Government had directed, the peace, of which relief of course the Judgee felt the advantage a ' receive Tenders (reeled up). at the London Dock House, Prince's- other haymaking machine; it is also less liable to wear or get out Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, Fleet-street. and those Judges had auctioned, the principle to which he had equally with the rest of the community ; instead of reducing their I street, Bank, on MONDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, of repair. Of whom may be had, Vol. I. Bvo. 10s. 6d. been referring in twb instances. The first Was in 1793, when they salaries, which certainly would appear the most natural course, from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for Building Persons who may wish to he satisfied of the efficacy of the Patent t. Vaults within the Shed Warehouses marked A, B, and C, situate 31achines, can be tete • rred to Mr. Young, Etat Acton ; Mr. Smith's HOLBROOK ON HYDROCELE AND BRONCHMELE. nctioned a demand for interest at a rate far eater than their they were again rained and this was done although by the 1 4 :ord In h f--f h gr - - ' ' - - at the north-west angle of tne Condon Decks. Farm, Kensington Gravel Pits ; Mr. Smith's Farm, Hendon ; and This day in published, Bvo. price is. fid. s ips were per ape aware o or tat rate was from 24 to 37 former rise they becaine equal to ionot. a year, compared with the ' The Plans and Specifications of the Work to be performed, and to several other Farms in the vicinity of the metropolis, where, this DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on lIYDROCELE, pee cent. Again, in 1803 (and their Lordships, by bearing in mind (Menial salaries before the taking off of Me taxes and the restore- . tl d t ld • th t d'ff t (.1 d tiff t • fth • h H 'tied h salari ie a es, wou perceive a a i even Overton an t eren non o e re-curreney. Again t e ouse rat t e es 1,6001. e I also the Particulars and Conditions of tbe Contract, may be seen at season, they are in use. 1. with a view to recommend a new Mode of Operatint for Judges, were then at the head of affairs in that country), a regula. a year, nor were they natisfied with that as an addition, as thy ' the London Dock Houte. OT- GARDEN ENGINES. and every kind of Agricultural, H that Disease, which is exempt from the inconveniences that ave tion was issued and sanctioned, allowing an interest of from 24 w ere now proposing to add 10001. more, making thereby the saii • nici le n d to attend all the other 0 eaten • and at theaame time Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter, signed by two ticultaral, or Domestic Machines, on the most improved pri p , bee foun . P a • to 30 per cent. The Noble Marquis then observed, that he had no of a Puisne Judge no less a sum than 7,000 L a year, u compared responsible Pernons, engaging to become bound with the Person as low as any other House in London. more simple and equally certain of producing a Cure. Illustrated • further interest in this question than to have the point decided. He with the real value of the salary when the 3,0001. was raised to l • tendering in the sum of Five Thousand Pounds for the due per- PATENT MANGLES. WINE-PRESSES, CHURNS. ike with Cases. , should regret if his Bill were carried upon his recommeriation 4,0001. (Hear, hear.) If that were a faithful stewardship, or a 1 i formanee of the Contract. S. COCK, Secretary. To which is added, f / i and he honed their Lordships would consider it for th discreet expenditure of the public money, of which that House wss London Dock llouse, June 2, lEQS. VOREIGN WINE ROOMS, Nos. 15 4 and 153, Some PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON BRONCHO- aione, . if ern ' i I selves. The Bi he now proposed to their Lonlehips Was, to de. the guardian then he knew not what to call an unfaithful steward. ' N.B. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that l' Fleet-street, oppotite Bouverie-street.--The above novel CELE, and on INFLAMM A TION of the MAMMA ; accom- dare that the limitation of interest did not extendlo British sub- eh' •' ' ' • ) 1 ' op or an indiscreet expendittesnof it. (Hear, hear. AI M est- . • day, nor unless the Party making the Tender, or some Person on Establishment is now OPEN. a. d the Proprietor begs most re- panied with a Table, containing upwards of One Hundred Cases of . jects dotnicilisted in the territories of (onion or independent minster Hall was astonished at the proposed increase ; it bad en- ei• p his behalf, shall attend to answer when called for. spectfully to submit the leading fea•ures of its plan, and confiding Bronchocele, treated at the Monmouth Dispensary. Princes. As soon u the Bill was read a first time, he should move tered into the imagination of no member of the professien with - • HAZARD AND CO.'S OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICES. Und In bh f it t and management, will obtain Member of the Royal College of Sur s, Surgeon in the Royal erta mg, ot rom sna ure that the opinion of the Learned Judges be taken, as to whether this whom he had communicated on the subject, that it was amen- ' NEW SCHEME-NEW PFOIZES. • Bill stated the true meaning and bearing ot the Act in question. plateU to extend the Warier; by more than one thoueand pounds: extensive and permanent patronage. Navy, and Surgeon to the Monmouth General Dispennary. 1 .4 i AND SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF OLD WINE! GRATIS. In th F • Wi R h t h •ne Wnies will be sup. e oreign ne ooms t e mos c ot. i Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered to be raid a se- vet at fiat an addition of 2,0001. was talked of, but it was re. , H AZARD anti Co. beg to return thauks for the dig- fed • h Id f I ood fII t pint or half-pint tend time on Monday. duc,ed to 1,5001. front the decided and just opposition which it IDOL 1 p i , eit er o rom tle w , u quar „ DR. PARRY'S POSTHUMOUS WORKS. We understood that subsequently the motion relative to the tak- The sum was disproportionate to the payment of other on' ea of the .ri k • tinguinhed favours, in the last and preceding Contracts. measure, or in bottles, at those moderate charges which the recent This day is published, in royal Info. price 16s. in boards, ing the opinions of the Learned Judges was put end curied. State--disproportionate with respect to the Chief Justice himself, ; conferred on their oieLestablinlial Offices, where, for a long series reduction in the dutia entitle the public to expect ; and, in accord. Volume I, Lord REDESDA LE said, he had preserted a petition from an and one of the very worst possible expenditures of the public money • 1 f ' of years, they have been truly fortunate in selling Capital Prizes. ance with the wishes of many admirers of French Wines, Chem- . •- • • • • h , ,• • • t • OOLLECTIONS from the unpublished MEDICAL indtvidual, complaining of t e Cont.uct of the Court of Session in for it gave the Judges a large exercise they neether alined for oar re. Huard and Co. regret that Lotteties must very shortly terminate pagne, Claret, &c. will he introduced in pint bottles. - for ever, and repectfully solicit attention to the New Scheme. Confectionary, olives, fruit, gods wa•.er, &e. provided at a reason. aln- 1 WRITINGS of the late Scotlaad. On that petition he now m owe d th at a standing order quire& and tett left them somewhat in the nature of Bisbops, of I CALEB HILLIER PARRY, M.D. F.A.S. dm. &c. of the House. which prevented the petitioner being immediately whom God knows he wished to speak with all possible rapect- In addition to Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Guineas, and the able cost, and the tables will be liberally supplied with the news- a Prioted for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, fleet -street. heard, should be rescinded. Oiling rinks in which they were to look forward to larger emolu- moat number of Capitals, the Holders of the Four Prizes of One papers and various periodical publications. I 1 Thousand Guineas. will each receive The Cigar Room is a lofty well ventilated apartment. 'propel- Of whom may be had, After some conversation between the LOUD CuANCELLOR, the rnents and higher rank. There was no man who should perhaps l ' SIXTEEN PIPES OF WINE, ated to the smoking of the Havannah Cigar, in which will be An Introductory Volume to the above, price 10s. Earl of LAUDERDALE, the Earl of A IiERDEIE: 3 I B Le. it was lets make any objections to the increase of the nalaries of the learn. s h i Also by the same Author. finally agreed that the petitioner should be called to the bar on ed persons on the Bench than himself, but he felt it to be Ills duty and in proportion for Shares, making Sixty-four Pipes of Port ; dispensed either wine, the fineat Mocha coffee, or India Sangaree, to be selected from the stock of any Wine Meehan' in the king- which beverage the Proprietor particularly recommends as bethg Monday next. ELESIENTS of PATHOLOGY and TIIERAPEUTICS. , , T . ~, , to epeak his sentiuients openly and plainly upon that which was tee d THE DI KE OF CLAUFIERLAND S AND TIIE ' ( . Second Edition. price 14s. opinion very generielly of the profension. ; . atom by the fortunate holders themselves. superior to any thing before introduced with the cigar. DUCHESS OF KENT'S BILLS. Mr. JOHN IVILLIAMS was sorry to see so little sympathy :• Si'llE3lE. In the superior room may be obtained every diversity of provision TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, DRUGGISTS, dm. . ALL MON EY.-NO BLANKS. Both the above Bills were read a third time, and passed. in the proceedings of Ministers with the feelings of the counery, in esually requited for supper. rriliE following IMPORTANT WORKS connected Adjourned till Monday. n 2 - of - 1:21,0.10 Money - - £42,100 regard to the promotion of the Judges, and that tbey still proceeded '• 2 . - - 21.025 Money . - 42.050 EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER A- with the Phattnacopeia have recently been Publinhed by _-. 0 ......- upon the supposition of the more pay the better Judges. Ile Was of 1. Thomas and George Underwood, Fleet-street :- HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Julie 17. opinion still, as he had always been, that bad as any legislative ' i el 2 . - . 2,050 Money - . 4.100 'CHANGE, STRAND. BRANDE'S MANUAL of PHARMACY Ben. 14e. meaxure might be upon such a subject, still it would be better if et 4 . - - 1,041.1 Money ' 4 - 2 " THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a 9e- ' GRAY'S SUPPLEMENT to the PHARIUACOPCEIA C , vo. MR. KENRICK. could be done no miter way, that Judges shonld be compelled by g 4 - - - Al I Money . - - 2,056 to cond division of Exeter'Change, where may he seen a „ 8 - - - 213 Money - - - I 704 ,• , nn large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cti - r '"'". The proper officer preaented copies of the affidavite filed by Mr. Annie Act of that House to resign their judieal functions betimes it, 12 . - - GRAY'S ELEMENTS of PHARMACY. Ctn. 10s. 6d. Kenrick, in support of a criminal information against W. J. they became too old to pertorm theit duties. It was riot to be mid • 1 ;a ir, 3 ..taary - - - ',•:nr".„, ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaiee Harries& with every desenp- n THOMSON'SCONSPECTUSof thePHARMACOPCEIAS, that they were to retire at piety or seventy, or any other period, be. a, ''' ''' one y " ' ' I'V 4 V tion of Mtn , Hunting, and Side Seddl es, for Home I. 'se, East Clement and other:l.-Laid on the table. 46 - - . 21, Money .. . . 1 012 s• and West Indies, New South Wale. d the ntanieh Main Camp 18mo. &n. •, le ' ' MAGENDIE'S FORMULARY of NEW MEDICINES • Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a petition from certain Div. cause one man might be worn out much earlier than another, but , f th eal of the Test Acta Ordered to be that there ,hould be a power of compelling them to resign when in. NO BLANKS, as each of the above, and every ) - ' • seaters, praying or e rep ..-- I d 105,000 Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Vash-hand Stands„ 2mo. se. 6d. .other Number, will have 5/. Money, being j tinted. efficient. Ile could TIOt yet set the necessity of the proposed mea- nt Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely ' STOCKER'S ALTERATIONS in the PHARMACOPMIA, p CO3IBINATION LAWS-MISREPRESENTATION. sure, because he had never heard an answer Et the observation that -- ---- ,.„„„ n , fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, BA- Y • Bvo 55 Mr. HII3IE preserited a petition from two operative sawyers no man of any consequence at the Bar had ever yet refused the nitu- lantirs Numbers.-Two Ticket, of each Number t ; •n="nas 4 ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of ' ' ALL IN ONE DA Y, 15th JULY, "STI"S GRAND PIANO FORT' , MAKER against the re-enactment of the combination laws. al ion of Judee at the present allowance. He agreed with the Hon. ly, Cavalry and - Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, HIS 111AJE, . - . . When every Ticket will be decided. and every Number a Prize. I • FIF LD kth t o tunit of correcting a mis. Member for Winchelsea, that there was a radical defect in the sys- -31r.. lANe . too a ppor y n- Belts, and Pistols, &e. &c. H. R. MOTT, 92, Pall-mall, who has also the t's ••• The Wine Prizes are in sddition to the grand Sipa of The Harlem and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win- I a honour of k' f th • • ma ing or e prinakal Sovereigns in Europe, representation that had gone abroad ot the few words he had spoken tern, when it teemed to be considered that no man was fitting to he 204,4421. Money. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, &c. respectful]; continues to invite the I usical Public, and more g last ni ht, on the bringing up of the Report. He had been repre- become a Judge until the age of sixty, that being suppoeed the / • .t•e A Whole Ticket . 1000 Guineas - and . 16 Pipes of Wine to sty e o wor mans tp, and moderate price. The whole of h fi t I f k h• tne especially the iano-forte Purchaser, to his extensive Manufactory, sented to have said that he objected to the Report in principle, proper time of appointment to an officer requiring both etrength of . of A Half :AO Guineas . and - 8 Pipes of Wi e Articles in this Establinffinent are warranted, and that excellent to inspect his choice production of improved Horizontal Grand, t eine given yan tom . e ' • f ed I I h d • • bod d' d H agreed too with that Hon. lil ber that the upon the grounds that it was orm so e y upon te ev . tall A Quarter - nit Guineas . and . 4 Pipes of Wine • IC b ' ' plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of as ing ut Cabinet, Cottage, Square, Grand square, and Upright Patent , - before the Committee by the masters. Thor Hon. Members who increase was not required, and he thought 40001. a year of retiring • 1 An Eighth - 123 Guineas • - and - 2 Pipes of Wine one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will Sostenente• Pianofortes; which from the many radical and scien- heard him, would do him the jeistice to recollect that lie did not get pension, and 50001. of salary, arnply sufficient to command the. set- " A Sixteenth -62 i Guineas - and - I Pipe of Wine be made tinder any circumstances. tific improvements he has made in them, are allowed, by the finest up to oppose the course which the Right lion. Gentleman proposed, vices amp eminent men at the Bar they might wish to select. The l i ''' Tickets anlci . beret nre on Sale al Hazard and Co.'s old-established hut merel • h f tt question which le con. Hon. 3leniber coocluded by observing that lie wished very much to y tor t e purpose o pu ing a ISt N.8.-To prevent mistaka, the Public will please te observe, • o d ex. to be very superior to those of the ordinary construction. Iw, Utica, Royal Exchaege Gate; 26, Comhill ; and 324, Oxford- i that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are i l g . 11. R. Alott's " Advice and Instruction for Playing the i h question was founded on an under- hear som eelarati rom Minis ere, that i sidered ot importance, and wh c e d on f t f they gave larger snms ' , oor sirens, end of Regent-tree., London ; where they have been most in Exeter 'Change. A Lint of the East India• Company and piano-forte, withjust expression and Brilliant Execution,"price2ss. "led generally amongst the workmen that the they would hereafter provid standing which prevai . , e men men efficient for the dutine of .uneemfal in selling Ceepteal Prizes, having in one Lottery sold All Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, ate constantly kept. • The sustaining powers of this universally fascinating invention - Report was made up of statements and representations made by the the offices. or at least provide some measure to prevent meu front lis Thirty Thanand Penton Prizes-in the last Year's Lotteries m sters to the exclusion of representations which had been in many clinging to their:places longer than they could fulfil the duties with continue to be the wonder and admiration of every lover of ex- . a ' ' o th k d ' d 11 ii . eff ffered by e wor men, an rejecte . e was not estr- ect. •lone they sold Five Prien of 30.000/. and 20.0001.-and in the rpHE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS •- ' quisue y expressive music, to its capability of holding the notes ad i n s t• n ee s : ouery drawl , Tuesday., May 31, No. 1804 (Class B.) a Pries of ji_ for 3IAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, libitum, held' the power of increasing or diminishing their strength to make any complaint of intentional misrepresentation, and he Mr. Secretary PEEL said nothing could be more uncertain as a 41 c' tr u u s isted that theine who had misunderstood bins would de him the standard of ability than ' al t • age; and he thought that was not ways , ii the nnooo/. and No. 5:27 (Class A.) a Prise of 5,0001. and sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, !ileum 0. MAR- from the soft sigh of an /Eolian Harp, to the full volume of an . *at his real observations on that subject. be taken as the test of an ability, strength of body, expel ience, and 113 ICCAD I L L Y CA R PET IVAR - E - HOUSE, No. 160, SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer -street, Golden-square, and is Orglii of no mean compass • not by wind noepipes, hut from the taw" to rel hen ordered to be rinted. The petition was t Is knowledge sufficient for the due performance of the denim' of a fit. Id in Boxes, at St. itd. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each, dot/ strings of the Grand Piano-'forte, with the beautiful qualitiea of L Two 11 , 0 TS from St. James's-street. where the Nobility and 4 ° UNIVERSITY POLICE. Judge. He entirely concurred, however, in the Learned Gentle ; ' A' • : Public may he supplied with any qoantity of the best BRUSSELS included. which it does not interfere in the slightest degree, and requires no On the motion of kir. Secretary PEEL, the House writ into • man's opinion, that Judge, should retire when there was any doub • t The Oxygenated Soda Powders having uquired a great repute- separate tuning. t , IA R PETII NG, fmm ss. Sd. to Inn 6d. ; old Pat taws from ss. to Committee on the University Police BilL of their competence to perform those duties; and he begged to re- • e ••••• 6d. • real TURKEY CA RPET:S,IO per cent. under the usual tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have — DR. FOTHERGILL'S TONIC Ft:3IALE PILLS. The Report was ordered to be brought up on Monday next. duce men peat, that the reason of the prenent advance was onto i been imponed on the Public. The genuine will have tee won't, ion. ar re. tnees.'being imported before the advance. Every other sort of lIIHESE I'l LLS have been in p . oldie estimation for a WRITS OF ERROR BILL-COMPENSATION TO qualified by age and character both to accept the situnt . d , lee. ( electing, Droggett., Hearth Rugs, and Floor Cloths, as cheap as " P repar ed by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every OFFICERS. tire when they found themselves incapacitated hy either ill health :00 1 at any home in odon. Box and Bottle. _l_ very considerable time, and are particuntrly recommended in TEM. Patterns sent to any part ef Town or Country. of the Constitution • also as a este and ° e n' AU other advertited preparations for making Soda Water general Debility . . ... . _ excellent Mr. Secretary PEEL moved that the House resolve itself into aor age. delicate Committee on the Writ of Error Bill. He said that it was now If is Nr. 110B11()USE, while he denied the propriety of giving any remedy in those periodical irregularities which 1. emales of he coon- under the same name are spurious. tion to ose in the Committee that Commissioners be • additional allowance to the Judges, thought at least . that t i.... fir HE celebrity DISON and CO. have attained by the To be had as above :- and languid circulation, more especially the younger pert, are liable inten prop . P. ked f ch an allowance in laud certain emoluments . 1 1111 I . , i 1 h inted to consider what compensation ou ht to be awarded to the ty when as or su 1 • "rant . A. perfection of their LACES, has gained them thedistinguished Supeeim Seiellits Powders Lavender Water to; they tend greatly to strengthen the Organs o the ntomac , po g , been satisfied that the offices were to •ervous Giddinesa, Hea&aehe, &c. present officers; these officers must of course lose ccasiderably by o office, should hare Patronage of the DUCHESS of KENT, who has appointed Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed correct bad Digestion, remove N - nom to writs of arca and it was but be retalned at all, and that at leant they ou are NOW . sh Id h 7 : 9112' 7 4 , . 1,..., and as a Family Medicine will be found generally useful. the abolition of those fees inci l . . . -.- them Britbh and Foreign Lace Manufacturers to her Royal Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Ditto ditto Mille Fleur 1 . b he bolition of those which wen . '' • . sation for their libera ity y t a , llighness. Finest Calciued Magnesia Vegetable Extract Sold in Boxes Is. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Bailer, Chemist, 4, fair that they reeneve an equiva ent. • .wde Cheapeide, St. Paul's ;,. Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, On the quati . 'on that the SPEAKER leave the Chair, useless. New he found one or two offices returned whielents p o p. . . t Lndies will find at their Warehouse the advantage of a moat Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits-Various e Lord CLIVE said he did not nu to oppose the motion, but tn tended were wholly . uonecesaaty. There was the Clerk d the p f .. irdendid choice in Colonnade and Flounced Dresses, real Brussels Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne London; and by the principal Medicine Venden throughout th joined with the Clerk of the Declaration, whew nines Unite Kingdom. say that one of the officers likely to be very much affected by the pers. an office now Vvda, Chantilly and Blond Veils. Squ ~,,, Pelerines, Court Lap- Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water OROS Of whom may be had, t i intended abolition was a second eon of the late Lord Kenyon ; the whole bunirtess was to cope papers of the Klee* Bend:, ow haves. • . 1 Pets, Blond Flouncing', Laces, Le. They particularly 'when at- Cnmphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ike. f h i 'S NERVOUS DR'OPS, so much cele. result of the operation o t e 811 would be to deprive that gentle. and that too at the expense of the suitors. That office might be h anon of tbeir APPLICATION DE BRUX- Medicine Chests, of all riees, completely fitted for every climate; Dr. FOTHERGILL safely abolished. Another set of officers, the Filings, who. he ! hiss. tendon to t e perf P ' nd their various man of the only means he had of supporting • large family. illnES in Dresses. Shawls, Scarfs, Veils Pelerines, Laces. &c. and hrated fa their efficacy In Nervous Disorders, a I PE • said is w that the com sation understood from the Ri ht lion. Gendeman, vete to be tilled op Rem inn of S hits Head-aches Loss Mr. Secretary InL , h wish as, pen it_ *lnch. emanating direct from their Alanufactory at Brussel*. they Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for Home and Exportation, of distressing affections, as Opyress p ~ . . ' and be aif sted on fair nds. He could state preepectively what as vacancies arose, until Government hadian opportunity of doing sy. ail of Appetite, Indigestion, ' Spasms, Tremors, k sinting Fits, ju cas offer full one-third lower in price than inferior articles are the finest otuality. the rate of sompensation would be. His present object was, that away with them alethiss, might, In his aphtion„ be mutth better n.....• 11141 ., le sold for. Preyiared and sold also, as above, very superior FRENCH Debility orßelaxation of the System. the Crown shostW appoint Commissioners to detartnine what would roduced to the way ea Mho% "Nag up each vacancy by the r a. e oil, ma :7, Regent-strset, exactly opposite the Argyll Rooms. POLISH for all kinds of doe Wood, Furniture, 40. In Bottles, at 4s. 6d., lls., and 225. i 6 ... .1 i - ...... iiiiiiii i , •