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MAW neat, the 27th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of continuing the consideration of the following pnrition, viz.:— That application be made to Parliament, in the present Sea- Woe, for the Repeal of the 46th Clause of the Act of the Oro. 111. cap. 165, by which the Court of Directors is prohibited from tending to India, In the esvacity of a Writer, any Penult who shall not have Resided during hour terms at the Ilaileybury Col. irde•" JOSEPH DART, Secretary. i;uTTING TICKETS FOR THE SECOND DAY OF DRAWING VIE FOURTH lA)TTERY FOR TIIE YEAR 11122. LOTTERY 4 WY It: E. SI ERSET-HOITSE, Era. 21, IRSL 11111 F, MANAGERS and 1)1 RFA:TORS of the LOT TEAS lES do hereby give Notice, That Numbers of Ticketa and Sham thereof may be Registered, for Information of their Fates to be sent after Drawing, and may be examined at this OPice every Day (Sundays excepted), with their Registers of Be nefits and Wanks. _ _ _ And the said Managers and !birches do hereby give further No tice, that they will cut off the Tickets to be put into the {'heel be fore the /Second flay of Drawing of the Fourth buttery for the Year 11122, into Ito' A, on Wislaixiciay, the 111th day of March next, at Eleven o'l lock in the Morning, at this Office. And the said Managers and Director , do hereby give further No tice, that they will attend and oversee the Drawing of the Tickets of the said Strand Day of the said Fourth Lottery for the Year Din, on Wednewlay, the 17th day of Mi.rch next, at Coopene. Ball, in flasinghall-street, within the City of London. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE IMPHANS. ON 817 N DAY, February filth, The Young Women, late Orphans of this Charity, who have faithfully served their apprenticeships, will attend to return public thanks, both Morning and Evening. The Sermon in the Morning will be preached by the Rev. 11. llarnalte Manage, A.M. Alternate Morn. tog_Froorher sdNI that in the Evening by the Rev. henry White, A.M., the Eves* Preacher. WM. AIM ITT ER. Secretary. ROYAL WEsT LONDON INFIRMARY, AND LYING-IN INSTITUTION, (CatCrii;ci;el at 28, Villiers s~nrt, strand.) ON SI/NMORNING, DAY Feb. .29, a SERMON will be preached. before tbeflovernons, in behalf of this Charity, at Spring.tiardens Chapel, by the Venerable Joseph Hol den l'nu, A.M. Archdeacon of London, end View of St. Martin's in-the-fi lds. Prayers will be read by the Rev. George Masters, A M. Minister of the Chapel. Divine Service will begin at Eleven o'Cloek. . . •.• The Committee of 1111lnagement will attend at the Vestry Room to receive the names of those huinane persons who may be disposed to promote the objects of this Infirm/ay by becoming Su bscribers. JOHN ROBERTSON, Hon. See. IMPF.RIAL LIFE INSURANCE OFFFICE, AXII ST. JANcen.sTattT. CAPITAL, SEVEN IIyNDRED AND FIFTY THOU .. _ SAN!) POUNDS. lIIIIECTOIII. Cornelius Buller,. Es+ Chairman. Samuel Dime, ES% Deputy-Chairman. Charles Barclay, E.q. Daniel Mildred, Esq. John BOUT.iII4I, Esq. Jeremiah Olive, Esq. licorge Drown, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. Andrew Cavite, I.sq. Henry Smith, Esq. Robert Lang, Esq. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Richard Lee, Esq. Henry !Henry, EN. Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. John Heston Tntton, FAq. •ITDITOII. iiir Charles Price, Bart. I John Baker Richards. John Tritton, Esq. CONSULTING ►HYSICIAN. 11. hiflderdale, M.D. Fakon-square. 'VIVO-Till It DS of the Profits of the Company are pe riodically addal to the Sums specified in the Policies elfected for the whole trim of life ; at the same time the insured are pro tected by the dem of settlement and the above ample capital, from every shame of loss by the responsibility which attaches to those who become mutual insurers of each other. _ . Lives insured are allowed to pawl by nca from one part of the United Kingdom to another ; and also in time of peace to pass in King's shipsand parkets, or oilier decked vessels, between Bri tish ports aud such foreiKti ports as lie between Ostend and Harm de lirace, both included, without extra premium or special leave of the Directuni, as is usually required. No extra premium i. required from persons engaged in the army or navy, anima views tolled into actual nervier. . . . No entranarmoney, nor fine of adiniesion, is charged, except in the cur of nott.appearancr. Attendance is given daily at the I 'ompany's Offices, from ten till four o'clock, where rates and conditions mar lie hail ; nr of any of the Company's Agents in the principal towns throughout the kingdom. By order of the Board, JOHN GREY. Actuary. VERY SUPERIOR WINES. La A MUEL WI /LEAST( N, IV ine- Merchant, No. 129, 1. - 1 Regent -street, near Vigo-lane, hail now on aide the following very superior WINES, which for Quality and Price are un equalled in the Trade, fur rash only : Per I►oren. Fine high-Havoured Port - . .4:2 it U Very tine tale Sherry - . - 2 U Fine Aladeirs . - 0 . - 2 Tetierilfe - 2 Liabun and Mountain - - 2 2 11 Cape Madeira (the finest imported), 11. per dozen, by taking three dozen, or 11. h. a "Ingle dozen. Old crusted Port, three and fire years in bottle, 40a. to fils. per du •en. _ Two hundred down curious Old Port in Pints, 3 - 2 e. per dozen. l'llKM' Wl\Es, ()Id Port (light body), :Wk. per dosen. known Sherry, Ns. per dozen. Teneritli, per 1107.01, AC. &t. Just landed, tine sparkling Champaigne, in high mantling et:in dium, warranted first quality, 41. 4s. per dozen. Country Orders strictly attended to. Passage must be paid. COOKING 1W STEAM AND 110 T AIR. QLATER'S itnpmved PATENT STEAM KITCHEN ► fee Cooking in the most complete and economical manner, combines the advantages of an alwro lire place for roasting, &c. affording &constant supply of boiling rater. and is capable, if re quired, of warming vapour or water baths, rooms, dressers, &c. at ■ distance done hundred feet or more. The Steam Kitchen for ships' use in on the lime principle. hut mile portable, and so arranged, that during the process of Cook an* four quarts per hour of pure frost' water is 'mistimed by distil. lotion from that of the sea, and eight quarts per hour during the suspension of that operation, thereby securing, in case of need, binety.siz gallons in the forty-eight hours, with a certain saving of one.half the fuel necessary fur the use of any other kind of ap paratus. The simplicity and uniform arrangement of the whole, without bring liable to be out of repair, together with the exclusion of every kind of inconve,,ier re arising from badly tinned coppers, excessive heat, or disagreeable swell, are advantages obvitno, to every one. The Patentee', former Steam Kitchen and Roaster, with recent improvements (and of which more than five thousand families ex perience the advantages). continue to meet with general approba tion; and, with the New Patent. may be seen, SLATER'S Im proved PIRITAIII,E Fit:PP:RINI; JARS. At the Show Rooms, J3l, Strand, opposite SON ERSET )I.7SE, London. LONDON STOVE ORATE COMPANY, Opposite the Mansion Route.. and at their 3lanufactury, No. 54, Crotched Friar,. adjoining the India Warehouse. ANA VNI from Fifty to Seventy-tire per Cent., u the following Abstract will prove:— IL in. Kitchen Range, •Oh I Nen and Boiler - 0 0 3 U Patent hack Boikr Range, with falling Top liar, &A% 21. Ms. Od. to 3 4 0 3 3 Ili o n . Ditto - Milo - 3 K 0 3 K Ditto. Dian - Hilts) • 3 II 0 :1 U Ditto - pitto . Ditto . 31, It 4 U PAW • . Ditto - Ditto - 3 11l U Lamer sizes in the same proportion. Seat Elliptic Register Stoves 1 b 0 I htto, with Japanned Fronts 2 0 0 Irate, with Ground 1 ti'to and 11rnaments 3 10 0 11:,1 Room Stoves, various Patterns, is. lid. each, or 4tl. per Inch In consequent'. of the increasing support their Original lista coctin tad to chtvricnce. the Company, for the better the esecntion of their I Intent, found it expedient to toitti tlic.tc very eligible and extersive Premises. directly opposite Mansion House, where they have concentrated not only the I , 7gott but the choicest collection of Ranges, StoVelt. Fendcrs, tie-irons, semi ftcei.ral Furnishing Imnmongery, in the kingdom. Prompt payment amid no uhatellient. Stores and Kitcht Ranges Set in Town or Country, by ripe r. ••ctil ictst , awn, cm) the atiost rei:snkable Terms. Please if, ohserve.—The I amdott Stove pirate Company has no atbrr E• 111111 1 ,11111, it 111.111 two above-mentioned. ,ill Goods ;•••11 by them are warrants' to he of the best dc-wriptims, and equal strength and aorktita,ship to any in this Kingdom. As some Persons (whose blows they decline publishing for the peentint) la*, thought it their interest to mown the cuittrary, the London !` , ••vt• (Irate Citnipattv very rtopectfully court inspmtion of tbei i'mds. when the public will hare a proof of the decided advantage of parched% at the above Establishment. id Stoves and Ranges taken in exchange. To sail the middle of April, FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the Teak Ship ii CORNWALL, 800 'foils per Register, GEO. 111lNYON, Commander, (late of the David Scott). lying in the East India Dock. Has a tier of gun deck ports. is lofty between decks, and fitted in every respect us a regular intliainan. _ . For Freiet or l'as.age at7ly to 3lesars. Palmcr, Wilvon, and Co.; the ommandcr, 16, ` Waterloo-place, ;or at the Jerusakin Coffee-11(MM! ; ; Uhl HENRY BARBER. ISS, Leadenhil-street. THE DIRECTORS of the ANGLO-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. give notice t that on WEONLSGA T next, the 3d March, at one o'clo ck, they * lll TREAT for the lIIRE of a Ship, of oot less than 20 Tons Register, to carry floods and Paasengers from the River Thames, to a Port, or Ports, in Mexico. The Ship to be hired by the Ton Register for the Voyage. Tenders to be addressed to the Directors of the Associvtion at Winchester House, Broad.street, where the Form of the Tender may be seen. February 26, 1824. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. To SAIL. IN ALL MAKCIL rR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine, new, river boat Ship IA ntp A MIIIOLST (Juw Launcht.l front . %Vigranni and Green's, Blackwall), burthcn •00 Tons, HOBERT LITAS, Cumniander (of the Honourable Cmnpany's Regular Service). Lying in the City Canal. This Vessel has a Poop, and is tilted up in a very superior style for the accommoda tion or Passengers., and will carry an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jerusa lem Coffee Basilic ; or to ANSTICi. and THORNHILL, 11, Lime-atm:4 near the Eau India House. EX-SHERIFF PARKINS. 'TEE WEEKLY DTSPATCIFOr Neat SUNDAY, February 211, will contain The EDITOR'S EXPOSITION of I'ARKINS'S CON DUCT townnln JAMES BYRNE, from the moment of bin taking up that pone Mates cruse, to the termination of the late Trials, Ityrne against Parkins; in which will be introduced an elegant Epistle from Parkins to the Editor. The DISPATCH will also give the conclusion of the late Mr. WYNDHAM'S CHARACTER. I Orders received by all News Agents io Town and Country ; and at the Office, 7, Wine Office.court. Fleet-street. ENSINGTON LACES, so superior to any other in 11, this country, for washing, durability, dearness, and beauty, equal to the best Foreign lac*, in every article of faahionable draw, being at the manufacturing priori, are cheaper than even the spurious starched lane; ran only ha had genuine at the Ware house, :14, Southampton-street, Covent-garden; and retail as well as wholesale, at the Manufactory, la, Kensington-square. Purchaser. or Ladies leaving their cards are respectfully Informed that the hours to view the Machinery and Lace \L'o►ks by young females at Kensington are from ten to one and two till five. Orders manufactured to match soy kind of Lace. flack Veils, &e. ace. equal to foreign. SILKS AND SHAWLS. oitsitiiEDUCY lON MANY of the following Rich SILKS and SHAWLS are submitted for Sale at half their original PfiCCP, and in all such a reduction as to induce lathes to make vary considerable purchwies ; rich plain and figured amide Naples, 3s. dd., which bare been regularly sold at Ik. lid. I Satins, 2s. fol. ; Poplins, 2s. ; Gauze 'home* for halls, 10s . lid. and llis. ; Frenc Silk Cloaks, 3a. ; Figiwed Sarcenets, 34. • Stripe Liii.trings, 2a. Ind. ; good Morning Dm," Os. each ; tho beautiful Cavlimere Levantine% 3s. hitherto sold at ss. fhl. ; Rich Ltriuniftes. Velvets, du tapes, l'achnieres, White Satins, Sareareta, Tatfaties, Neapolitan Dresses, and many new articles for drew' ; good Shawls, l3s. each ; very rich ditto, an excellent imitation of India, at 41a. No Peiterns tut. At BROWN and C-ty'sv I:4llitottlailitolmatt, Covoot-Goadm. Rood/ Moorponty. ESTABLISHED upwartla of TWENTY YEARS, for the SALE of IRISII LINENS by the PIECE, at the Factors' Price, No. 4, on the Smith Side of Rloonotbury-square, Four Doors from the top of Southampton-street, Holborn. ►IIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to so n flounce to the Public, that the above House m their only Es tahlishment in this Country, where they continuo to supply the No bility, Gentry and the Public with WARRANTED GRASS BLF;ACII E LINEN to, Shirts and Sheets, of the hem fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They also engege to return the pur chase-money should any fault appear. flood Irish Rills and Rank of Ireland Notes taken as twat Country and Town Orders punctually attended to, by .1. Dt INI W A N, 4, Bloomsbury-square, London; and ) . A J. D 4 /YLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, gents. This day is published, in 112 mo. price 7s. boards, ELEM EN TS OF CRITICISM. By the lion. HENRY HOME, of Eames, One of the Senators of the College of Justice, and one of the horde Commissioners of Justiciary in Scotlaud. Abridged teethe Else of Schools and Private instruction, Ry A. JAMIESON, L1..1). Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Aye-Maria-lane. rIIHE LONDON PORTABLE GAS COMPANY IL having increased their means of distribution, are now ready to supply OIL GAS, in GORDON'SO PATENT LAMPS, in St. John's -street, Smithfield ; Ifiltspur-street ; Skinner-street ; Holborn; St. 11iles's ; the East end of I htford-street ; Wardour street ; Oxendon-stteet, Ilaymarket ; Ctickspur-street, Strand; Fleet-street ; Ludgate-hill ; Old Bailey ; Newgate-strect ; St. Martin's le Grand ; Aidersgwe-strect ; Goswen-street ; Cheapside; Poultry ; l'ornhill; Irearienhall-street ; A ldgate ; Whitechapel ; penenu-street ; rimeeeliurch-street ; Fish-street-hill ; High street, Borough ; New 1/over-road ; nishopsgate-street • Old street ; (Ma-street, and Old- street -road ; and such other Places in I.ontion and its Vicinity wherein there may be an adequate de mand or as may be speentllv agreed upon. until the 1 ompany shall be enabled to extend their Line of Distribution, the Has will be supplied for any other part of the Town, if the I:wormier chooses to send for it to the IVorks, :10, St. John-street, (lettermen; and, if a large quantity is taken, a dis count win then be allowed. Portable On ()flee, 7, BasingtisMatrect, 18th Feb. 1824. Hy permiesion of the Lard Chamberlain. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. _ M it ri Tlrsn'l:ll::4Y4l;;Tpenurret.;:einieluivienri on ith:red ame of Oratorical and Critical LECTURES on SuAKSPEARE, and nu DRAMATIC COMMOTION and THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION in general. Including animadversions on the retrospective and present state of the Stage ; Criticisms on the respective Pe►formers who have sustained the principal I;haracters in the Plays of Shaksrare, from the days of Garrick to the present time; and on the most popular Authors who have either given to their writings a dramatic form, or have furnished the materials for the Dramas and Alelo.dramits recently exhibited. Each Lecture will be .receded by sonic popular Recitation, serious or comic. The Course will consist of Ten Lectures, and will commence on Vl'Enwrsna v, the 10th of March. Subscript iorui for the Course— lloxex, 21. 2k. ; Pit, If. 4s. Tickets transferable. Families or select parties may be accimunodated with exclusive Boxes for the Courve. Subscriptions received and Tickets to be procured of Mr. Ehers, Bond-street ; Mr. Same, Pall-mall ; Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; Mr. Baldwyn, Newgate-street ; Messrs. Ilnwdery and Kerby, and Mr. Reynolds, Oxford-street; Mr. Yentum'a, Bt, !strand; at Boyles Court Guide Office, I, bricester-square g and of the Lec turer, North Brixton Cottage. where private instructions continue to be given in cases of impediment, and in the Elocution of the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate. CABINET AND UPIIOI,NTF:RY FURNITURE. r LARGE, 19, Olil Cavendish -street, near Cavendish ., • square, continues to manufacture, upon the Premises, every description of Fl 'RN RE, in materials and workmanship in terior to none, and upon such terms an are strictly calculated to meet the exigencies of the day. J. L. prioresses to effect this end by the most careful attention to all the practical details of business, and by confining himself to ■ very limited rate of profit. Upon this principle he confidently rests lois pretensions to an increase of patmnage. • Funerals performed. Apprsistinents, Agency, Ise. N.R. Some mnaining articles of the late partnership Mock, at greatly reduced prices. DRiN(7E'S I'ELEIIRATED liITSSIA OIL is now 1 so improved with an extra valuable ingredient, through which it has made it the greatest preserver and promoter to the hair.: if used constantly, not a hair will fall of or turn grey : it is such a nourisher to the hair, that even if it has begun to turn grey, it will restore it to its natural colour by rubbing it frequently into the rani, as hundreds have experiences' who have used it regularly. It is awe to clear the scurf, hum infancy to old age, and when dress ing with it, will always keep the head and hair clean and beauti. ful, and in curl. Will surely restore the hair on bald plates, if there is the leut sign of roots ; but if persons are bukl,and the roots are entirely gone. it is against nature that any article can restore it; and if persona pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, by any article whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who hare begun to get bald ought to he particular to use the Russia Oil daily, or at the least every other day, as there must be a complaint in the scalp, which may go further, and carry off the hair entirely, if neglected, which has often been the case. Even Medical lientlemen of the Medical Ilall, who have analysed Prince's Russia Oil, have pub lished in the" liarette of Ilealth," No. lii, that the discovery is a great credit to the proprietor, and is superior to any other Oil for the hair, and will do in cases of baldness and weak hair, what can possibly be done in strengthening and restoring it. The Medical lientlemen have also anallsed another Oil, which is daily puffed in the Papers . as used by Emperors, Kings, 'hikes, etc., and have published sn the " Gazette of Health," No. 12, thnt on examining the ingredients of tins grand Oil, they find it contains only cons- mon Oil, coloured and perfumed ; therefore, it cannot be compared ! to the Russia Oil as a nourisher to the hair. There are petty per lumens, hair-dressers and others, who melt bullocks' fat, and put it in pets and perfume . it, and take in the public by pretending to sell them Rears °reuse • but it is well known that by tireasse is too harsh foe the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and fall off. The truth of this is well known to every one who knows the Empe mr Alexander. as he lost his hair at an early age; and many per sons of distinction in the North also lust their hair at an early age, through using Rears' amuse. In short, in Russia, and other parts of the North, where the Rears are. it is found front experience that Bears' tirease is too harsh for the hair; and whoever recommends it in this country fur the hair, must do it for imposition, or must be ignorant of it. injuring the hair; but Prince's l'elebrated Russia 14i1 is mixed with the most nourishing oils in Europe, and it is always like a jelly; and it is proved by every one who has given it • fair trial to be the only article that actually preserves and pro motes the hair. ...... It is no wonder that Ladies and Gentlemen have complained of late of the Russia I )il not being of service to the hair, as they have found out that unprincipled persons have sold them counterfeits. Indies and gentlemen will he particular. as impostors in ( ireat Bri tain, France. and different parts of the Continent, have made the covets of the Counterfeit Russia (hl so much like the genuine, and sonic, more to deceive i lsely, have printed on the counterfeit covers " the original," or " genuine Russia Oil," and RAMC even are so daring, although they know it is punishable, to put the origitud proprietor's name. Therefore. purchasers 'should be cautious, and have it of the proprietor, or of respectable venders. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia I NI. The ounce bottle, live still ; a large bottle, containing five ounces, one pound, is a saving. Sold by the sole proprietor. A. Ptincc, Poland-street, Oxford street. near the Pantheon ; and by Mr. Smyth, perfumer to his Majesty. New Rotid-strcet ; Messrs. Ilendrie, Tielthortie.street ; Sanger. 11511. 11h tord-strect ; II igge, Ks, Cheapsitle . 1 olinson. ha, ('anthill; 'Putt. Royal Exchange; and by most principal perfumers and msdicine venders. Prince's Russia Oil has been improve , ' with the extra ingredient since the year 11;22, through which it will keep pleasant in this or salty other climate. Several captains who have come from the I 'on tinent have declared. that whenever they landed merchandise they have been asked if they had any of Prince's Y.us. it Oli ? therefetre merchants will find an advantage in exporting it. Merchants and Captains will we've a liberal ;Ilowanee for ex port at ion. Proved by affidavit on the 24th of November, 11111, before the Lord Mayor of London. a. A. Prince is the original Proprietor in the universe of the Russia Oil ; and therefore. if any perfumer, medicine-vender, hair-dresser, or a , v one else in (treat Itritain or any othercountry, sell an Oil called Ituvoat oil, that is not Prince's, they are impewtors, as they sell cottaterfeits to their customers. As several Ladies and Gentlemen in the country have been taken in by unpnneipled persons selling them Counterfeit Itusaia Oil, therefore will be sure to have the genuine by sending a remittance to der proprietors, will be forwarded immediately by coach. 1111iA ItOASTEI) (1/RN is now offered for Sale in ‘.../ almost every Street in the 3letmpolis, but HUNT'S ut:. NU INE !BUSTED CORN can only he obtained Wholesale at his klanufactory, Itmadwall, at the bottom of ('rose-street, Black. friars-road, and sold Retail, at One Shilling per Pound, at the fol lowing Shops, fresh from the Manufactory every Day i -1211, Newgate-street, facing Skinner-street; It. Charlotte -terrace, opposite the Coburg; 18, Pall-Mall, opposite l'arlton Palace ; xford-street 175, Oreat Survey.street, Rlackfriars; 25, St. Martin's -court, St. Martin's-lane; I'3, ‘Vhitechapel I, London Bridge Foot; 21, Little 17arl-wreet, Seven Dials: and Next door to the Elephant and Castle. P.S. The Public are respectfully requested to make One Trial of Hunt's Genuine Roasted Corn, which. upon comparison, they will find as far superior to common Roasted Corn, as the best Illocha toffee is superior to parched Hone Beans. N.H. A liberal Allowance to Agents and respectable Persons who supply their Country Connexions on Cominisston. I inadulterated SUGAR at Prime Coat. ".• None is genuine unless signed " 11. NT," to imitate which is felony. PATE COLD by IWILEitS, (11 13 No. 4, Cheap:Ode, St. Paul the Argyll lionitiA London ; and 31, Sarkville-atreet, Ihtblin James's ['Orli' Powder and Anal, Newberry and Sony. : Cheltenham Slits Statile Powders Lemonade Powders flinger Beer Powders Essonee Peppermint, Jitriper's 11110181,es ineture of I; trk A ntler,on's Sera:: Pills Ihxon's Antibilinos Pills l'hing's ‘Vortri I,orengs Stet ry' 1 )podeldoe Turlington's Ilakarn Stoughton's Bitter Elixir Nr MEIH('!NI*. 1011:114 aml !mum" isTs, and T2O, Regent-street (near 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; appointed nole Agents ter Dr. eptic l'ills, in the place of Mesas. Iller.ry's calcir.ed Ilagne.i3 Aromatic Seicllitt Port dies Cowl:ma's Lotion Godbold's !Lamm Velma' Syrup crlicines Solomon's ILdni of (Maid Ketycr's Pills clout** Marking Ink Lemon Acid for Punch Italian Sult of Lemons --- I'rphlilic Snuff' I Aromatic Vin e ga r Emienee of (linger I Pal b tr's I Luu' native And every oilier Matti( 3 . ldicine. _. . _. • Merchant% Captains, and others, cannot be too careful in the pouching; of the almve Article! for Exportation, as spurious imita tMes aro generally in circtilamin. Memo. Miller hare censtantly a supply of Medicine Chests completely fitted up, and ailaptvd to all climates. They beg to state, that every Drug and Chemical Preparation sold by them is warranted free front adulteration. On Saturday the tlth of March will bepublislied, printed uniformly with the former Volume, with 13 Maps, fue. and 26 finished En. ravings by Finden, after Drawings of the most Interesting Sub Deco, by Captain Lyon. Ito. 41. 14a. Gd. I OURNAL of a SECOND VOYAGE for the I)IS COVERV of a NORTH-WE—ST PASSAGE from the Atlantic to the Pacific, performed in the Years 1&21-'22-, in his Majesty's Ships Fury and I feria, under the I hoer' of Captain W I 1.1.1 A E DIVA 11 DPAR R V, R.N. Printing for John Murray, Albemarle-street. THE ONLY REAL. HA1R . ..11/NE EVER INVENTED. /10ELEV'S CII EM ICA L CREAM effectually chimp. Red or (hey Hair, Eyebrows ' Whiskers, and Itlnatachirts, to an excellent Dark Brown or Mack: it produces the desired (feet be only one application, and will nei:lier soil the akin nor the fittest linen, is done by a simple and euy process, and is the only article extant, that safely and satisfactorily answers the purpose. To be had of the Inventor R. Colley, No. A, Holies -street, Cavendish-square. at 10a.amid .Is. per bottle. This day is published, in two vols. I &no. price Bs. boards, MEMOIRS of the DUKE of SULLY, Minister of Henry IV. Abridged by A I.F.X. JA M I ESON, LLD. Printed for O. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. ORNUINE SPERmAcni oth. --- FAMILIES in Town and Country supplied with the best and purest SPER 11 OIL, at 4s. Rd. per Gallon. Con. 'turners sending for Five Gallons showed a discount of Sixpence per Gallon, at V.'. LAZENBr's Fish Sauce anti Italian Ware house, 116, Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital. W. Lazenby, Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Foundling of the Ge nuine Harvey a Sauce, begs ru so respectfully to inform ledmilies who may honour hint with their commands, he commences besiness with the detemiination to acll every article of the very first quality, and at low prices, for ready money. New Swedish Cranberries, 3s. per gallon. Superior Anchovy Paste, f or Sandwiches, 2s. dd. per pot. Genoa Macaroni, Vermicelli, and Parmesan Cheese, to. per lb. ARMY aad NAVY OUTFITS—PATENT! EXPANDING and PRESS TRUNKS and PORTMANTEAUS, CAMP BEDTEADS, CANTEENS, SEA COTS, and BEDDING AIANUFACtORY. W 11AY,Trunkmaker to the Royal Family, 363,Sb.:and, • nearly opposite Valerian Bridge, respectfully apprises the Nobility, Merefi.ints, Captains, Dealers, and the Public, that he has on .ale the New Patent Expanding Trunks and Portmanteaus, which will contain double the Luggage of common Trunks, and also prevent the Clothes from crease and damage. In addition to this excellent invention, he keeps an A esonment of Canteens, Bedding, Regulation Trunks, Travelling Mgt, Dress. ing Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Drvlts, &e. all upon the moat improved principles; and every °Orr Article connected with the Trade. _ A t full 20 per Cent cheaper than say House in London. Trunks and Imperials fitted to Carriages; Hat and Cap Cases, &c. a, An Apprentice wanted. GIIARLES ‘‘'llloll . lr, IVist; Mcitcoeter to hie Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the Kitts's Theatre, Olin' Colonnade, Ilaatnarket, kristdon. has pan:bawd the whole of Bit/wieder% fine Iffle PORT(l,*bow In the Dock, which, for fruit, flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade; in Pipes and Hogsheads at 10111. per Pipe. The above will be (or. warded from the Docks, and permitted from thence to Vie pur chaser. ('HA IILES WRIGHT hail In Stock s ime fine Old Port, 31ts. per doz.; superior Sherry. Us. per due.; and Cape Madeira, Ifis. A good Hogshead, calculated for various pummels, will be parked with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge nuine Wines, boldest, ske. &c. included, and sent on receipt of ltd.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 61. 4 Carcavella. Lisbon. Mountain, Temeriffi., nacelles, and Ma deira, &c., 421. per doe. ; Old Cognac Grandy. (Itard, lid. ; JIIIIIIIICS RUT. I:sx lid. per gallon..lust landed, some fine fresh Florence Oil, first quality, an ow,' of :141 flasks, Mk per came.— Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Docks, ILIs. leer dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing remittance*, and which will be immediately attended to. 1 1 4 I)WARI ) EAGLETON and Co. Wholesale and Re tail TEA DEALERS and I ROC ERS (established Fifty Years) respectfully announce to their Connintions and the Public, that their new and extensive Premises, Nos. 83 and Oa, Newgate street, ARE NOW OPEN, where they solicit an inspection of their various Articles, procured for Cash from the best Markets, and which they purpose selling at • small Profit, upon similar Terms. _ Englrion and Co.'s Stock of Tea has been selected in the present and former East India Company's Sales, with peculiar care and ac. knowledged judgment, and, from their long experience, they have no hesitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges of' the flavours best calculated to please the Consumer. They there. fore only request a trial, and trust to the superior quality and the moderation of their charges for a continuance of that support which has distinguished their Establishment during the last ('entury. Eagleton and Co. have now on Side, of th sir own Importation a Cargo ()Every tine Ft ERVIT. Very fine New Malaga and Smyrna Raisins for Wine, at unusually low prices. All (Wen sent (free of postage) to any put of the Metropolis. Country Orders, addressed to Eagleton and Co., by post or other wise, enclosing minittances, or onto* for payment to London, will be punctually attended to. BOOKS PUBLISHED. This day in published, nriee 1 is. boards, FREDERICK AIORLAND. In Two Vols. 12mo. By the Author of " bodtiel or, The Field of Culloden," &c. Printed for G. anti W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. This day is published, in 12rno. price h. Rd. boards. fr H E PH I I.OSOPH Y of RIIETORIc.—By 1. GEORGE CAMPBELL, D.D. P.R.& Edinburgh. Principal of the Marischal College, Aberdeen. With the Author's last Additions and Correctinns. Abridged for the use of Schools and Private Instruction. By A. JA lESON, LL.D. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria lane, London. PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS, THUZSDAY, Fxg.lll Mr. BROODEN and several Alembent of the House mons brought up the Exchequer Bills (14,000.000) Hill; Courts of Law amemln,ent Bill the Iterlytunty of Du,' and the Tran..fer in Aids Bill : all of which, on the nsA Earl of Shaftesbury, were read a first time. MARRIAGE ACT AJIENDMENT BILL. s On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, she Hilt. went into a Committee on the Marriage Act Anaendoitut which was ordered to be reported to-morrow. Adjourned. 110 USE OF COMMONS, Tmuisaiv, FEB. 26. COALS. Sit W. LEMON resented various petitionr against the Tax ea Coals. M presented a similar petition from the Mayor sad Jumps of sandwich. Ordered to lie o 3 the table. SLAVERY. . • Mr. PYM presented petitions twin various parishes in die enlol 4 l of Redford, praying for the abolition of :dowry in the Nast dirs.—Ordered to lie on the table. HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX. • • Mr. WII I T BREA I) prescixtd • petition from John Richards, against the Tax upon Houses and NVindows--Ordered to lie at the table. LICENCE TAX. • Mr. BLACKBURN pre‘unted petli . ..nis from various ttceseed inakeepers and victuallers in Lancashire, praying for a repeal of the Tax. Mr. 8. WORTLEY pretested a similar petition front the lobe. thaws of Boost.. in Yorkshire. Ordered to lie et the table. SLAVERY. Sir I. COFFIN peeseniciiayell:inn from the inhabitants d Spalding, against idarery is the iVest ladies. Orden..4 to bt• on the table. AIL CRI PPS pre.ented a petition from the inhabitants of Ohms meter, praying tor the gradual abolition of slavery in the West Indies.--t 'Merril to he on the table. Sir T. 1, ET HI;111 E presented a petition from the Inha bitants of 31 ilbourne, against slavery in the West Indies—Ordered to lie on the table. CO.I LS. Sir I. COFFIN presented a petition from the inhabitants of Dooningtoa, against the duty on coals carried coastways. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir E. HARVEY invented a petition from the inhabitants of Epping, in Essex, against the duty on coals. Ordered to lie on the table. Ur. BERNAL presented a petition from the inhabitants of Radford, against the duty on coalA.--Oriered to lie on the table. E3IPIA.VVMENT Of TILE POOR. Mr. Alderman THO3IPSON moved that the second reading of the Bill for the Maintenance and Employment of the Poor be read a second time on the 2d of April.—Ordered. STA 31 P DUTIES. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved that there be bid before the house a return of the sums paid on the various stamp duties in Ib3 Courts of Law, throughout England and Ireland, far the last seeds years. Also for the sunis raid fur stamps unties the several heads of conveyancing, and when these returns were made he would gitund upon thous motion, which, if carried, would make the Courts of Justice open to the people.--Ordered. IMPORTATION OF FLAX. SEED TO IRELAND. Sir JOHN NNIVPORT said, that he would shortly give ers. tice upon a subject which was of the greatest .impuhance to She employment of the Irish population, and which would be well worth the auention of those Honourable Members who ware bite rested in the welfare of that country : he meant the asayiag flax-seed to Ireland. LICENSED INNKEEPERS. Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Licensed VistasDerr of the North Ruling of Yorkshire, praying for the repeal of the Additional Licence Tax, laid on in the year 1816. Ordered to lie on the table. PRINCESS OLIVE OF CUMBERLAND. Mr. SCA RLETT presented a petition front this individual, stating, that thosgh she was the lineal descendent of George Me Second, she was arrested, and compelled to live within the - Roles of the Fleet. She prayed that her wrongs may be redressed, and that she may he heard by Counsel at the bar of the House. Ordered to he on the table. LINENS OF SCOTLAND. Mr. THYME aald„ he bad a motion before the House, the object of which was the a return of the amount of the due, pa linen under erreenPunife the yard. He had a particular reason for his Inquiry. for if the . present system was continued, the whole tax would 411 upon the inhabitants of the burghs which he had the honour to represent : the duty, besides, was partial, for it fell =elusively on the ports of Scotland, whilst the linens of Ireland were exempt ; and he lamented the Chancellor of the Exchequer was not in tits seat, that he might convince him of the partiality of the measure. All lion. Friend bad asked him why he twinned his motion to linens under sevenpenfe the yard; the reason waa, that all ditties on linens of a superior quality had been equally reduced. Ms would therefore move for a return of the number of yards oflinea imported from Scotland and Ireland, from January 1822 to .Is nuary 1024, specifying the amount of duties, and bounties paid during the same time. Mr. BERNAL joined the Ron. Member in regretting the ab sence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, as this autism' was suf ficiently important to occupy his attention. The loss enturlained of would not fall exclusively on Scotland ; it.wauld preen lauTily on our West India Colonies, where then egro= were clothed wi th • description of linen, techni cally called Osnaburgh, which wee of the kind under seven-pence the yard. Colonel FRENCH - said, the system, if persevered in, would not be injurious to our West India colonists alone ; it would he destructive to the west of Ireland. In the north of Ireland the linen trade was in full vigour, but in the west it was still in its In fancy. He was not incorrect in Stating, that the salvation of Hs land, and its remaining in a state of peace, tranquillity, and tr.- dustry, dependod upon the success of the linen trade, and ne nem of money bestowed by this country, would nifikes compensation fur the injury inflicted upon Ireland, for the paltry saving .of 100,0001., which was the sum to be gained by the present system. Ile thought they were beginning at the wrong end. In his opt. nioo, as a general principle, it was perfectly fair to take away bow nes altoge th er , but practically it could not be applied to Ireland. In the year 1822 he had conversed upon the subject with Mr. Ol den, who was considered as high authority on the matter, and that Oentleman informed him that the removal of the bounty woultibs the destruction of the infant state of trade in the west ofnandandi and it as yet required the stimulus of a tree admission. In ad dition to the weak state of the linen trade in some parts of Ice land, that country was also materially injured by the fraud and roguery of certain rich and wealthy meal:ants re. Loudon; Wls of whom had practised a system of the grossew - fraud, by peek ing up parcels of cotton as Irish linen, and forging the wars, Thus Ireland had to complain of a doublei wrong. In the firs place, the character of her linen was injured, and then the botanist were withdrawn, at, in consequence of the frauds he had deacribeii, they were falaely . granted. She reason advanced foe the hange was, in his opinion, erroneous. It was alleged by the advocated of the bounty, that it was in the power of the foreign state to impose a tax on the raw material equal to our byway; but in a short time, and without any public assistance, with none het tits of a few public spirited gentlemen, he hoped we would not wa t the raw material at all. Flax of the finest description, not to is exceeded by any other, was now saved in Ireland, and horn it unto a superior description was manufactured. He begged partlpn litr trespassing upon the House, but he could not forbear expressing his sentiments. i Mr. MABERIX said that It was now evident so all. that lee- 1 . land, by not saving her own dax-sad, was Lang the ram isf 151. per acre, and whilst she was sufering a loss like this, st wog impossible for her to compete with France, Holland, and the other flax-growing countries, that sawed the seed. This he i l l knew to be the state of Ireland, and be dattend itairsfir that he had some share in introducing in to that eoun.y a measure, that of saving the liar-s eed , which would pale her a valuable exporter of the raw material, wig which naiad be the means of affording some relief to the miserable and storviag - population of the bone', whose stafreriogs_ caused an person silo thought of them to shudder. He coincided with the now. *molter fur 31ontrose in his argument that in the classification of tale Noun ties even-handed justice should be administered, sod the same ay% tent should be pursued both in Scotland and Ireland. Them was one thing which appeared to him dear, that when the bounty W.. 1 reduced on the manufactured article, the tax moos the taw mott real should also be dimiaidied ; and therekire the tax upon hiaitt, which amounted to 2.5 per cent., should be also repealed i and .41 this repeal (if he rightly understood the President Of the &mad Of ' f` Trade on a former occasion), the Ilt.ivernment of the amen, .wca pledged : to remove a bounty from the manufacuste as.d to su ff er the tax to remain upon the raw tr..vcrial, was as if tluowitig domi with one hand, and raising up with another. When the pcome3 system was done sway with, the West Italia merchant would ham no cause of complaint, as the coarse linens of Sentland which 101 l required would he rendered much chestier than a: ',taunt. Time fore din interevi had no reason to be atm. a:ed. Mr. IVA LLACE de..ivil that he was pledged, as the Hue,. Member statue, to the rupeal of rh. duty no ite.cp. . . 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