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r r k~ -rir_ br _i__ rittob a. iOrtfo., LA 10 &WAIL! /7.; M ! ~... NUMBICH 1966.. DRURY-LANE CON 'ANY. Ry permission, and ander the sanntiott. atlas Right Hoe. this lord Chamberlain, THE Lycrumr THEATRE, STRAN D. rIVIRS PRESENT EVENING, April 29, 11 tang, with the conseat and approbation of this Peo. orietors of the late 71seatra-Ro7al, Drury-Lin., Their Ma. irsties' Servants willperforothe Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. Drairsien ; Count Claret's°, Mr. Peer ; Marquis de Giriod ellatratr, Mr Mathrsrs : Lorenso, Mr. J. Smith ; Wiiimsicolo, Mr. lirmitFtrr Petro., Mr. powton. Constant* Miss Lyon ; Leonora, Mrs. Watheei; 2'! Mrs. Iliniunisin. Iu Aei if. will be hitroduced, the favourite Mitt (from the Circassian Bride) of " I love thee," by Mr. Brabant sad b 1 ins Lyon ; and is the euiirse of the Opera, " The sprightly Castanet," by Mn After which, the Cares of TILE MOCK 1)OCTO1?. Greeorv, Mr Bannister Robert, Mr. Gibbon. Dorms, Min Mellon; Charlotte, Mrs. Scott. t►to Monthly, Grirvons's a Folly ; wit► a New Force. (sewer perforsacel,) called Temper or, T►e Domestic Tyrant. TjeAATII E-tukorai, NAY-M A lIK . PrlnS PRESENT EVENING, April 29, Tim& Sleiritiot Ilerreser will act the Tripod/ of MACtIET 11 Danes's, Ring of fleettlesid Mr Chapman; Macbeth, Mr. Ecisible ; Mnerluff, Mr. C. getable; Banque, Mr. Murray Rune, Mr. Brenton. Lady Macbeth, 7%11te Sichions. . . To which will l added, tie Farcesof AttantATl. OR, FREE AND EASY. Jack Familiar, Mr. Lewis; Sir Toby Tritely, Mr. Blanch ard; Timm, Mr. astirm • Chequer, Mr. Liston. Lady Litigious, Mrs. Danroper4 Morrie% Misa Logau. VOCAL 170111 C T. ATESSRS. BARTLEMAN, and GREA'fOREX, return their %home thanks for the exalted, noble, and highiy distiliguished patronage the 'MCA,. CONCERT ha* received this 'wagon. Tkey beg ti) sum ce their Intestine of conducting similar Per foresaneea next year, and meet respeettYlly wheit a testi% ennien of tlxot %eloper' they have hitherto Leen Mtwara ith. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, AMIS. 47s WV. THE COMM ISSI N MIS for eundkoctimg iii Majesty', Tranyport Session, for taboo Cure of Xtek sod Prommfrd Seamen, and.thr the Care sod (*moody al Prisoners of War, do hereby girt Yotiee, That they trill be ready at this nicer, am tr ENDA Y, the Ith sky of Mey,l4oo, to rrrrire sealed Twain', ion wetting, and treat with sgekrerwas os moo ha loillior b mentenet .for mApplyiog a SO.IT P'w the eowerupee o f Sick and Ream-wed Mea &doers Haar Hormel and In* Majesty's Ships at Spithead,St. Heim's. sod the Neighlmorhood thentor; cod for wyptyame a BOAT, dr BOATS, fm the eon ',yawr 5...5. and Ascotwed Alen, from and to Ships an Ports mouth /!arbor., and foe the general serve* If the !lariat stall hews. This Contractor mill have the e.relosice kreejlt of the Ferry avow' the Lake. Isrlsotos the Hospital and Gosport, ist the essisooory Farm; excepting so far as nee relate to the Pasawe g r. Pt, sons and su ms mdo og i nd to the Hospital and to the ,Vlilitary oo arty, which le lobe prorated .for by the Contraetorfri• oforprnee. at all hoses ef the 'tight. No Tender rill br recei<ed ones Owe .'Clack ae tko Day Treaty. oar any ;Oita, Wes, the Party, or an Agent fee him, personally sarrtd. Each Mader mast ho aecompartitti by • Let ter 4ans two rivectable Person., engaging to IMIVINIC SA.; Per.O. to n d,ne g , is she th ee if L.,Jka far the doe ',via m atte nithe Talbert. Furth*: Particetars may be known, ky appitiog at Mit Office, or to Gorereor Cram, at natio Hospital. ROYAL CIRCUS. and E% EllY EVENING till furiher li Notice, will be repeated. the Berri sad interestine Cootie Pautuaniate, called HARLEQUIN COCKNEY ; or, London Llispliqed In the rostrw of which many of the priocipal places of London wi , l lie regrese.ited, together with Views of Riehluaad Bridge, and Windsor from the Forte. The last Setae if. an allerar;ral attempt to bhcm Landoll Diaplaril, nit,' a Growl approlo Hoe Pracesaton. The Ballet of MARS and YE% I/S, and the Spertoete of A VILKT and A DELA, nill a'ro coalface to be repentr.l. kW., and Places to be bad aff L. Jabarea; liect-book and Hunseke..per, nho attenub at the Circus daily, treat Tea to Coors •.- The PAblie err rogArotrAl to ohne% ve. that the Panto. rtho, &elm the First l'ort "1 the Evening's Entertainments, o hi‘h commence Ketosely et Halikpeet •. • The Neat Nautical Ns. tumid Spectacle, 'tartar waved due eatlisileutte appotbatiou of crealltat addiesets, ‘ , 71111Y: rrprated every l'Aeniu,.* twill further Autite. ROYAL A - MCOITHF.ATR MST}IINSTLR SRI4GB. TIIS PRESENT EVENING,' SATUR DAY, 29th Amil—ails time, The COTILLION and COUNTRY DANCE, by Eight Dories. at!; time, A NEW NAL"YICAL SPECTAC.I.E, consisting of Recite. rive, Soup, Duetts, Glees, and (*hollows, will appropriate maim, kc. formisig a true sod lively Pinirsi,l ore of the late proceedings nod glorious Event. in the DESTRUCTION of the FRENCH FLEET in BASQUE-ROADS. Horseman ship Iw the Dritiitr Ctionreny with Mr. RICHER', ele. 7s:it Tight Rope Ihmairiii.4 —To roochole this Har. lagaimaile of FAIRY LAN Di, Dm lermin, Mr Beiegus ; Clmeti. Mr. Laurent ; and Volunituue Mrs. Parker. tom, G.illerv, is. lioors copes at half past Five, hetie at half past Six --.ll:eund Price, half past Eight. Placi• takes at the 31)% Office from Ten till lbrce. Fapiestriam-Tuition by able Mai,rer.. • litn• c.lll PAELLA ltgw POEM. This dqy is pv141164 , 4 handsomely rioted on voctkuro 4to. by Ecasky pace, to omumab:entnrs so. board., ERTH UDR of W ; or, The PEN Mir LVANIAW COTTAGE; owl *term Poems. By TRONA% (..% Authoe of " 'fhe Plensores of Hoye," Pub;isbe4 for the Author, by Luapula, Herat, Rees, sea MEW, Pstersestcr•row. nerrovATED IT h,tto to en too teellitotitly the •Itblect of just and moral reprobatinir, that meal. deatitsitc of the ele v., tits of the medical liars °dear,' theturcletni us condi 4. G., f u r p rifilir frairiin.ice in the professitia of physic. Fire the purpose at dean. judice to the risitlt of o ar studi es II SW' eiriree. andtorwrvewl es fr • or bring elassril among lbws. mpoics, whose imminent' preteitsione hare, nufsirtanately for society, toil fati..irably ireceice , l, we beg lisee to imbinit, to the liberal and colightcntil, II faithful statement of our pursuits ad acquirements. Alter having reek-rimd a regular medical rilurabim, as the pupil.. a ‘lesiws. and ISHirartl, whore teem.. ana Faille's we e.ireCull tended, as Profelsows son Stull at* of the London Hospital, entered ourselves as etude-ilia in that jostly-celein.nted school for medtral acquirements, the Royal College of /Wm. b.tr•h, oral were itisti•or tea in the different branches of Anatomy, Sonery, the thi oiy mil practice of Physic, Che mistry, Midwifery, Botany, Ste. &v. alt. by thii•e eminent professors, Des. Blown, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, thiamin, and Itiithergird. We trust we shall not to dinned pre. gan'Ptu"" , to MOM, that one proficiency aml acquirement, are nut incoosiderable Paving, fur a long series of years, inside certam (mandolins, and the various docitses of DE• BILITY, the particular object of nor ou4ieb a n d practice, it wall, we hope, be allouctl,that w lime acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and sure. le el t and recent eases of tnfettion, a ',why* re-ratalilisliment is completed to the slam{ period of two days; and in those of the uttnint in veteracy, ...here other practn inners hoer failed of success. a proper perseverance in oar plea esf treatment taborer to tor paheot a sal, avid 4 .4 a al cure. Amidst the melancholy entire, of disorder. which ale the effects of a habit lung soil 4 ciehappily pursued by lbs youth of bell , wars, there are stow mote alarming or 1110fe distreesiog than those dene.encics and debilities which fre quently Fervent rot ter the mat, irnuMalstate. To inch perwors it own be • consoling reflection to tonne, that they may stow, by a new rid infallible mode of treatment, he re r: ire(' to that greatest via II human blemings—a strung, 1 3, Mid vigorous constitution. In all emirs of debility, foes whatever maim arising, as well an in every apericlia n cer tain inketilts, we may be con.oiltril by patients of either are, with Die :9eateet 5..•/ . ,, n and honour. II s 1..,n -salt 01.1)0 at home, fore ten to tin, , said from six ri the even ing till lest st night. Patients in tbe country are repo -Aril to state the particit. !ars a their case, age, anal zeini al habit of living, /crime. luelinsiig a rroottance for advice and medicines, when the sow. will he given or scot to any part tit kingdom. To 11 .4111 . e that wcreey sal errentiMl to our undertaking, the of letters may be all Jell to the :termini, foe tordisines CURRIE sad CQ ., goeierwas, No. pc, flatton-garden. A NEW EDITION This day is pitirlistied, is One Volume bream. with atirk- VIM Portrait of the Author. price An. Q 01.0,114 (i 4. I DY: to lII{ I : or, A tl- C 1 vire to both Sears, in n variety of Cosaolaiiitr. Thrre n..rarcl ly .41 lU,I I 44144 id 1160 1..14 intended on some port of ohm IWO.. In particular it is whin or.l to people of harbors; to otnili..ne proms of a confined and wdentnry t r aims niflirtrd with 11411..041% afirctiowa in gr isliest; with n writing Address to boys and rine; wen, who have iajartil, or are in etan;zrr of ruiainf thine eonetittltions• Auld by Mathews and Leigh, 1 / 4 1. IS, Strand, and all other I his slay is published, IL/ OOKE'i POCKET EDITION of the TO POGRAPHY of GREAT BRITAIN ; or,lßritish Tear hire Pocket Directory, and Travelling Companion being ill accurate dad conipeehenahre Description of all the Coun ties in England, Scotland, sad Wake By GEORGE ALEXANDER COOKE. Esq. lbditor of the Universal System of Geography. Kneh Ciasinty is ills ed with a Map. The following Comities are published, and may be hail se parate from the General Topography, at the p. ice attached to each: • d. s. d. 1 , . d. Coruna!' 1 6 Rediunl I 6 I Derby a 6 Devon I 6 Kent 3 II Gloucester a U Dorset I b Sussex a 6 Rockingham I to Somerset I 6 !'ekes 1 6 Cambridge I t, Wilts I 6 Durham a 6 Hertford I 6 Hants I d Oxford a 4 Middlesex a u Turk 3 0 Lincoln 1 6 Worcester 1 6 Berke I 6 Lancaster 3 o Cumberland 1 6 The **receding °unties will be ym kited at the same cheap rate, us the tirst day of every month A Barrier 'Maine is printed on a larger 11'in, Vellum Paper; sad Clllltaing entwined Maps, price 21. 64 each County, micro Iliddlrisex, lorkstaire, Lancashire, and Kent, ',Leh arc i 5. each Lon Jun printed for C. Cooke; 17, Pstersoeter-row ; anti may Ile procured of all the Buolliselkersis Great Britain. SATURDAY, APRIL 29, MO. . _ . VICTVALLING-OFFICF,, Arm'. ti, mug. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for Uectralliieg Ills Najtaiii Nary do herrhy river \'Misr, That on FRI DAY, int ISO neat, they will bit 0004 to write Tendcrs in soritiog refold up) and twat for the topplping, ea eoparia , Contracts, '/SEA PROVISIONS aid FRI II HEP.F, to MO Majesty's Ships at Leith, Leith Roads, art/ the Firth of Nebo burgh : and eta s. for the lopplyieg SEA PRI, hes Moretti, ships and ret•el, at Nesmith* and Tinartath Haten, for the spare of or , /re months certain, and farther, wail sit 00444' 1041'441g 10115 be eirca, on either sicle,,for the tornsinothrue o f th e w a d contracts The node of pamasat to be by Bills, pay off, with Interest, ninety day.. ofler date. The Condition, of ha Contract, nano he Nen et Or neerrior 9 's h%.,., at thit (lice; or by applying to the Collector, of the Cgs tome at Leith crnd Netccastle renpectertly No regard trill he had to any Tender in 0,4 the Pr., 'hall lot lie isinested in wore: at length, or Out •Ln,i out lor Mt. ercci to the BOarei 6.!1:1re One &rine* 04 the mad Friday. the lath .or into next, nor inlets the Perrot, wno snake. the Tends, or , rroUr /Want or , his 6•44(f, attends, to attire,' 'then called for ..—Nor will any Tender Oat contains tatratagant peace, upon tune ar titles, aid priers notch inferior to the real value upon other., he osasidered at proper to he admitted. This day ire published, in one ~inant quarto, prier 11.61. in boards, on the HISTORICAL Woßli. of the late Right Ilununtible CHARLES JAM E% !AIX. By the Right Itonottiatr!e GEORGE: ROSE. With a Ntirriiti.i. of 11.. F.vunt4 whait occul ^rd in the Enterprise; ut the Earl of Arnie, id Kid 5. By Sir Patrick How._ Prinird fo T. Cadeli and W. Davie*, Strand. '.• A very few Copies un royal ropo.v, with the Portrait of Air Patrick flume, from au un,iu d Picture,. By Aikman. Price il. i6a.tn butirJs. This day is publislicd, elegantly printed on a flue wuve paper, in two kato4ll ‘olunno, price is boards 71. 11111 E '1111..:ORY of I/REAMS; w which an inquiry is mode into the powers and faculties of the human Mind, as they an illustrated i:a the most remarkable dreams recorded in sacred ami profune biatorv• Printed fur F. C. Ind J. Itivingtoo, Plea. t 3, St. Paul's Chureisysrd ; sold also by J. Hatch:oil, No. 19u. Piccadilly. • ICZ 111X.PINCR. PANLIA4ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 211. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Eieli teeo-penny_Duty bill, the Flax Seed growth Bounty bill, DA I'hval Officers' Mikes' Pension bill, the Irish Coen Impor tation bill, the Irish Distillation bill, the Irish Sugar Draw back hill, the !dolts Prise Register bill, the Innkeepers' kmance bill, the Scotch Creditors' Bill, the Portsmouth and Dover Works' bill, Sir George Brograves Divorce bid!, Campbell's Divorce hill, and about lacisty-Sve private hills. Commiuimirs were the Lord Chaiscellur, the of llontrose, sad Lord Walsingliam. tie. Whastuti, Mr. Adam, Mr. Jolliffe,Sir Rs ilhanhi, Lor.l Percy, eat ittlicr Members from the guasc i 4 Cum: mons, brought up the British Ships' Capture bill', and sett-F*l pr irate bills ; which were laid upon the table, and afterwards read a first hat. SCOTC3 RECORDS BILL Upon the third reading of this Bill ; The Earl of SurFotit stated, that he coolil wish a mode of registering Records similar to that con tained in this Bill, should be extended to England. It was remarkable, and at the same time to be la mented, thy* excepting the two counties of York aril Middlesex, no method of pwrierving Deeils had been generally adn i tted. He should also *WI to inquire, sihat was the mode of press:wog tits, Decrees of Chanteery, for he could instance the ease of his own family, where the Earldom of Muffing had descended, yet (tie estate had gone to anotitur, stud a female descendant ; this was a subject of great ibiportanee, and one which unavoidably could not be thoroughly triv.mtigated, on account of • deed referred to, iis the Reports not hiving found. This of itself was an evil to be imputed to the want of due care in the preservation of Deeds and Re cords. The Bill was then read a third time, and passed. M 11101.4 V. FLINT AND OTHER& This was an appeal, where l)r. Arnold, nectar of the University of St. Andrews, complained of the improper election of a Professor of 'Medicine us the same University. Sir SAMUEL RoMILI V was h ard uu the part of the Appellant. MR. CHASMILLY. The Earl of Su erotic role, for the purpose of giving notice of a motion 'thane to an individual, who had been alluded to by other Noble Lords ou a late occasiou. It was a motion of considerable . importance, and was justly entitled to their Lord ships' most serious consideration. He could nut now state the words in winch he should frame it, belt it was his intention to bring it fo.roard rev/ soon, immediately after his ' , run.' fronk . tlie coon-- try. At the same time, he lnel no ohjettiou in stating the substance of this intended motion winch way "That a Resolution he adopted by time Haase, that airs Chart:idly is a traitor to this country, and that he be arrested as such, wherever he may Le •. . • fosiati-ia Great Britain. or its daisaisiSona.- or in arty other country, where leave can be first obtained for that purpose." lie also gave notice of. similar Resolution against numourier. lie It hould take time to wool this motion io that manlier which would be most suitable to its purport. Before he ott down, he COIII4I not but express a desire to know if Slinisters bad employed the person now alinded to. The Earl of Liegesmot did not mean to make any observation upon the subject of the Noble Earl's intended motion, hut should wait till the l ireper opportunity presented itself, when he shattd deliver his sentiments; but bethought it incumbent upon libu to declare Nlr. Chariotlly had never been directly 110 f indirectly employed. by His Majesty's Ministers. nor hail he from them been entrusted with any degree of confidence or authority. The Earl of SOFrOLIL we. 04d to hear the de claration made by the Noble Secretary, but lie be lieved that Mr. Charnailly. being a foreigner, could not leave this country without their permission. The Earl of ll..tvcseout. observed, that with re spect to foreigners. there was no disposition on the part of His Majesty's Government to detain a!,y one who was' disposed to quit this country, but rather the general practice was to facilitate their departure, ORDERS IN COVNCIL. Lord Gamest st.a was ooziest to inquire of his Maje s ty's Ministers, whether the rumour he bad heard to day were fronded on troth he most ar 'clently wished it might be so, that his Majesty's Ministers had at length relinquished their Orders is Council. In calling their Lordships' attention to ttie inquiry, he could not help bringing to th e ir recollectiou, the constant and quiforin opinion which he had so often pressed upon the considers,- lion of the Mouse. From the first he was contiiieir, and had always made the declaration, that the., Orlers in Council were. founded in short-sighttd policy ; that their consequences wottlii b u con more and more ruinous to this country ; that • their mischievous effects would eisoleautly tsieresse;. and that sooner or later, they must he ahanslored He was happy, tJlat the time had arrived, and th..t Ills Nkjesty's Ministers,either Promos alarm et *hair growing mischief, or from a conviction of the troth of these sentiments which had more than once been delivered by so considerable a porno% of their Lordships' House hpd thought wisely to abeuden so atiserl and ruinous a system of polii y. Ile had risen merely for the purpose of making this innitiry, because if it should happen, the report n 1..4 true, IP should consider it Ins Auty before the, null of the Session, to bring another motion on that sub ject before the !louse. The Earl of LIVERPOOL was sooty the Nolde Lord had not taken sanppurtn n ity of making this inquiry in the pre* Ore of his Noble Fitend, Bathurst) whose flfS('Lil situntinn would hate enabled him to speak inoee . ,pa t iciOarly to a aohject under that department. Siill:iii hie Noble friend's alias uo e, he con lil a iswer the Noble !Lord's * ire•o that an alteration had taken p see in the Onkrs in Council, hut they Were tint rescinded. In opposi tion to what had been so often urged against the Orders in Council, he was still of his former opnenii. - they were a measure of just r‘;”..slienry, and were founded in the wisest polity. The &hi:ratans TRANSPORT-OFFICE, A►Rn. is, nog. I. COMMISSIONERS for centinctiatr Hit Najrat►'a Transport Sorrico..far eating Care orgfek end irniendeutSeentele, aid for tie Care sail Cr 01.817 of fa/4.00w of fra., herehn ith , e Notice, That they sal he reedy. at Mir Office, sit THIMIDAY, the 'sib der if Meg, tOO% to re c,7rt rrattni Twrirrr, and treat 044 oreh Plllolll as arty he •o eaßtract far the perroarence if earlobe Weeks proposed Ile be if... nEthe Royal Natal !typo.: at Dot, in the Cowin ireat.....ne Trade , : ere to specify • thee for the completion V the Works. N. fewderaeill he received after One o'Clork nm tie Den of Trey s isor oft y n o t e 4, aid.... the Party, ,OT *II Airs far boa, parsons:lo Word. Each Tender owl he eaompansed $g a Le ta .Pons Hu* rope:table Peron', t, evag Mg to became hood with the Perron ountoring, in the Sum ref L. 2,000 far the int perform. sew of the Contract. Anther tiestitalive nay be knew., aad Drariagi of' tile pro pied Walks seta, by spat*, at this Offiets,er, to Posses netarrs, Esq. Geasreer yj the Royal Nasal fle•patel at Dell. This day will be . published, in two volumes Octavo, price ta buards_o7 9 . the keee‘w t.hsino, revers, sod corrected, of A(4ENERAL CONNEC:TED 1 lE%l' the PROPHEIf:JOS, Mat,* to the eriavrriso.n, resto ration, union, and fatureglory, of the Howe of Judah and Israel ; the progress :itid final overthrow of the Aoti oltristi ins Confederacy io the lead of Palestine ; and time ultimate general diffusion of Christ:amity. Arc the Rev G S. F.tHER, Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. Printed fur F. C. and .1. Rivingtow, No. fie, St. Pan:'s ; sold also by J. Uatchard, No. ion, Piccadilly. Of whom rosy be had, by the ante Arthur, a thud edition, corrected, of A DISSERTATION ine the PROPHECIF.S,thet huie hero futilled, are uow falfiliinz, or will hereafter be fulfilled, re lative to the Srcat period of istio years ; the Papal cal Mo. honimedan A postai-we, tbs Tyrannical Reizu of Aiitichiist, or the infidel Power, sad the Retteratiou of the .1 e•s —ln two lerr volumes, prier is bawds, This day teas published in Royal ()risco, idostr.ited by 19 Plata, prier ) is. in hoard., ATRF.ATISF. or the I'itOPT.HTiES of ARCHES, and their A BUTS! ENT PI I. S, contain- Propositions for describing gimenetrirally the Catena rut, and the extradosses of all Curves ; SO that their several Puts and their Piers niuy —llso. concerning Br Jges, and the /imbrues of Cath,drala. To whi . ch are added in iflostistiosi, . . gertions of Trinity Choreh, Ely ; King'r.College Chapel, Ginibrolee ; IVestiaioater :Abbey; Baliehory, klh, bow l% York sod PeterborooFh. By SAMUEL WARE., Architect. Published by J. Taylor, Architectural !Aran, at High Mauls% ; Longman, Ilarst, Rees and Orme, Pater;ester. row. TDRBE BLIND CHILDREN! iitclualriour Man. ;;;Ii711111.! and Five ( bailees, (Three of whoa *etc srasetapoilt bore Blind', and whose sips ere but One Pound per wti 1 , bees leave to retorts his starer, nod grateful thanks to a generous Pahliy, for their kited estirtaiii.e. in having enabked bine to place the Elilest d the three with a tientientan in the same isufievniate situation, Nan apprentice, so learn If vele, awl the (Peps In the Chisien. se. in which be has ;wade much !trope... Ills Sliver a ae..l ei the yeast, who has also the utisfortune to be trim Rh 0..., Fetber of the Children not hosing the means s( pianoss the tfirl in • similar .;titian with her fits. thee. (wittiest shirk slat will be utterly itestilute4, presentee once two., to intratle hirisorlf spun the nutii e -of the Pollak,. in hope. that the Betiovislert, tikes have the power, will as. st, by a snealhelonatine, to effeet his pertinee ; which will be gritefully reeeiretl at Mr. Kelly's Nlio.irral scom., Pail Mall; 'I,. Riethalin, No. Mb, Bouil.ttrtet ; Limey, Alheuterte-street ; Me. Chesnut, /Toy ota/4o t ; 31 e. • Lisle's. Bond-steed and Curnhill ; ti, sere. Iliattine and lViaitakerv, St I' a *e Chereb-yari and it tor. Latents;• shop, 13J1141.1.. reel; wlx.e the oriel's* la. "'airier sway be ravie. Y.R. si,,re Tutu uric oopywel tell** hash id tk , kr; see to have another i..tl bete Mail QF.I.F.PHESEKVATiIAt—s--Tile isthrtiloites hkelv tio bet reeked to the presort art sierre•liag eerie ra:iissis Ova the itatrotloision of the VOILE LDI CI N A hiECIFIC, (for the infallible l'reventliso of a errs Diferckv;, is : justly roosofer.sl the bapptest iliosaerry Medical kestrel. has proviiltil to guard &sabot the per sicimie effects of Venereal Cusitagitto . TVA raloa!tle, innoara preparation, haw well blows is doe First Circles, as In eroder ..hserratiou wholly unor. evsrary ; but those out anisai n t e il with the posers tinily MEDICINAL SOAP; as a Pr. 'volitive, ',eel wily CA tail of its virtues to a sure reeontnitudation. ased esti r osily by Maple att:ol000 twits. sold at ,o 4.t, SuoLhows:itoo-sheet, Stroud; at No 16, Coribill ; sad No. ln , PtcroiliUy , to psekets attire' Suites, lie --Nisigle 800, 45 6d. N Sem to nsy part elftlie biiAd.nn , by inelosiog the atro.iiiii to Alesandes and Co. No..u. Soothtkortos tbvet. This day is published, neatly printed in Ohe large tto. lame, price iI. 1 is. lid. hoard., rintig iiiSThaY of BARBADIPi, from the litr fFese Dlemerery of she Lassa, in the Yraz iGui t till the Aesessius 9f Lord N.afasitit. t a i 1. By JOHN PI►Y F.R. London: Printed fur J. 'lls9 man, 27., Poultry. By whom will arewthr be pobli4.l, a new and much en 'sexed edition of the WIESEN"! S tATE r KEY. Ey Thuntasiliorstua, Est This day is published, peke as. A VIEW of thr POLITICAL SITI'ATION CIL of the PROVINCE uf LI PPE It CANA DA, le NORTH AMERICA; in which her play.usal ceprieity is stated the means of diminishing her hurd.-n, increasing li r value, and securing her connectiun to Groat Briteiu, are fully COM sictrretl. With Notes cad Appendor. By JOHN MILLS JACKSON, Es,. Salisbury : Printed by Bright, Dowding, and Loafer& foe W. 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