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~. :; `. =z,~ ~, ~~~ } r :.~ '!' uumnim 650i.] ........i.., 4 HONOUR riE - the GLORIOUS SERVICES of the ARMY in the PENINSULA. lir-, 1 sik, Is proposed to clebrate the, ACIIIEVE 'iv , ' il ':Nls of FIELD MARSIIAL the MARQUIS' of 11ELLINGTON, tool the glorious SERVICES orthe ARMY 4eisl'iliis..,coiiiiiimHoid, by a PL , RLlrUsEs:r „ ty ., , , v, h .. .. ~ ,- • 0.,a olue. the PRINCE 111.(i. , ,N as been most g?'mslY pleaie.l to desire his Royal ni g hlkess the COM ANDER-INT4.:OIEF to preside on the occaskit. .-,,',rerY Gentleman who maY whit' to ettetartlle celebration ACC tuis Festival, is retsuested , to send his nanre and address to ttHARLB WILLIAM FLINT, Secretary to the Com'. rit:te.,,No: 17, Great Queen-Street, tVestinitister, on or be be..,,,,,uratty next, as onlra limited number of persons can .4:colnalodated at tire Dinner. .:rhe FESTIVAL will he held on TUESDAY, the :20th at VAUXHALL. i . Dialler on the Table at 6 o'clock precisely. bINN ER TICXLV Th e S, TWO GUINEAS an d a HALF eac h. IL. ' Ga rdens will he magnificently ILLUMINATED,' .;',9:o3presiared for Dancing, and the Doori will he apiMed Feu 9'oinek t* such Ladies and 'Gentlemen as may - have ,141vicets ism -to-by order of the Stewards. gn, order of th e Meeting h Si eld ed at the Thatched House, ' ROBERT SEYNOUR, Chairman. 241 Y 1 3, 1813. -,••••••••••••••••••••......... !,,,,, , , • „.........OF " DER I HF , PATRo N , nr. THE PRINCESS OF 'III:'EN T ktr, WALES. 'Ill: -..N'S T r, GREAT aUEEN-STREET, LIN COLIVS-INN-FIELDS. jrOStry,III,ANCASI`ER will dtliver a . BRIEF tutd":RT or his PROGRESS in DIFFUSING KN0 . 11 7 - 1 6 , ' , since the King honoured the Royal Lancaterien tialiittnctlY, Patronage and Subscriptions, at Twe,lre o'clock, 'it ! iz ,Y ",41led Thursday next. ' "4;1'11 LANAA'rfilt uP4 ANN SPRINGNIANN' Wend d 1 titi,i n e - "Y at numbe r Of Female Pupils, will exhibit most gra steittpreafs of th e benefits . resulting to Girls from .t he op tillgoT,ol the Sy stern.to Needle-work, arid the Art of Cut . tee I‘ hr litents, whereby 200 Girls may lie taught under Piitr ol ;l' 3 s; the Princess of Wales having most generonsly f • (4 pep.z,t, their intentions of promoting the Instruction o T he .d.ie l'uor. prii Princess has promised to honour the Lecture with her Lor ti "ep and feels truly happy to setond the pious wishes a 4 t o l' ll 7, l , l g . !iiiy rok y lot i rig the Education of poor Girls a 8 well i_r.iat...,%etiPthafilitisnoci. c. t. t h c e r Lecture are int e nded f or the benefit of Tickets tor 1 , 1:Ont Seats, 61. each ; Buck Seats, as. each, : Ite hod at the Freemason's Tavern, nod of W. Miami, !- . ' A ul b 4 ro.liill 1 :141; T. 11.orrocl, Lantastefian School, Spi- Las . - , 4.. f 4l. Mr. J. Tam, Lau - •teriin School , • North,treet, " ~ fY ; C. Nic,Nrthur, Lancasterian School, Bermondsey; •,, . Lovell., Laneasterian School, Boret2sh , •road. 4,.........--- AGltt CI? VIVRE. .414(?atirlit'Y CrE.NTLEMAN, about Forty p i , .or,of . Ago, who hus been all his. life a practical khii . e wilttes to take . well. disposed YOUNC4 MEN, desirous of being Instructed that healthy and ;To nil/ branch of Uusiness.—rhe number. will be limit e d, heir tredtment librra!, as the In incipal wilt of the arllser is to procure ptopor companions for his eldest ttio, sifter having had a classic a l e d uca ti on, has detcra lot is tsaatc e hit profesaion. • /10-, post paid) .at Wattzath's Snuff Sttt.op, 4t• litc st —t.ect - . . iT'AXLES FOR CARRIAGES ON A. Ni,'ll, PRIX+ CJPLE. OWL BROOLS solicit the attention 'i i( ; fvf ttl, Nobility and Gentry to their PATENT AXLES, wattages, of which 'fire additional strength, security - mniplie t t y of action.. , ,„tprificipleof their,vonstruction is the re verse o f those to wade, the Arm or A x l e being fi xed iu the centre, of 1% 104 4, and revolying in a iseServoir of Oil, f ormed for ' , l ',,!Ption in the B OX . littupriority will :appear obvious on the slightest in -I,r) 1 44 1 for which pnrpose 4 tx l e9 for various Carriages ate stud nat their Ma nufactory, IDli. St. Martin't,lant, 414: 'Strand, ' Where ' all orders are requested to be ad ti INTL T t le Pat en t ees are happy to state, the /nrention eon rectirt the most flattering encouragement from the . . _ I TIE PATENT IMPERIAL DININ , G;T I A D . s: tindil4ll.,P4, and PATENr T'AFALfII.I' 'S". f ) I. Znitii re', 4.4 ;i * ' N .J' - ' 1 A111,1 , 1,S; in one elegant tect. o t r vet. so _ a le, k, rive ncw different Plans ; theyatetili ip , o_ l_ set f lt l iedst l , l ' elvtir Beds; rtrass-screw Fur lost, and , 1 (4144 C,,,," ' •:' P urnit vire and Bedding complete ; Poitalge. 141.1 4 . 1 7 -ti ‘ yeti I t ' l r new invented and improved tirticles 111`qtt5,,,4141 Ca' gQenieeral and very of extensive assortment t,',,l'ttitir4„,,ablitet Articles for furnishing notises ca n -- "I 4 ,7)";tillntaettitcd, where Families may select an '44o4ll,i'cothii 4')"ie 'lous e ni a few 'day, avnitling the extreme r 'll4 ' ot waiting several Mouths in cOmpleting ti lt Il lvtlt. their 14`)41:14t4.YV,,e5t India Articles-, Army and :Navy; &c. &c. by 4 1444 4 : 41 ztanders, t; and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, on c 41* inotlerae, for proMpt paYment. - • • ---- ------_------------------______ *4)I C ‘,. PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION, t h e -'' ft ' U t ) bi;W: ti ,_ ~ per James -street; Gtilderv , sqUare, London. e ' l bY the Not.;ll't b t pil if; b p . I Yw and under the Imperial.cevett! Pt 0 . \ % 1 1114.,•911 the Prince Regent, for administering togittitn. 4.mi 1+44 kLIN TRUSS' I yj ii; tilt ~„,rI....S„.I._tISSIAN PItOPHYLACTIC, and an t eadlieted, )110 *au ' 11 :18AI AM to the general cony e.- iltiv• b TOURAIALIN TRUSS, o o t t.h e :T o l Y ri 3 l i . c. V i ll . Remedy tor Itliptti 4 i es, at presePt -..,i,..; teethed' branches ,r " d d l i t9g be eh a hereditary secret i d fr eit ' ‘a tucli success ,that ----"lguished 1. ' 19 ' 4 ' I nd us 11 IJrepeat c attlogue Of I .Rninured are now neatly crest . [ tlet i -, 1 Partly iron tl na,.111 miseries in that country. view etg o tow ~.1 . le I our:mill!) of South America, the ei ) 44 by. tht ,!'"'",,tuti properties of which have long been It is 14., i i tilt ..,,,,A-etarni.:d with stleut admiration. I)r. W.. pnr t,inry_ear nf li l 7, t originally for 21 years, and this being the ii,,,,tcnder It r terra, i t ''e *las obtained the Royal Guarantee • It44..whewialteextensively useful till the First of JanusFy t orn !!!. • N o fl: ,li.laten.t-ltiglit reverts to the Proprietors . in 1 0 101:44tt tk4itrviebit F rees aye engaged,. and this distre.,.sing i ' th eeiliest .application.—Priee liana 21. It • 7 , .- a n efr he htys , - tAtA4 (. <114,1 SIAN PROPHYLACTIC 111 ' It rad' , c are for di,bility gleets, and Seminal weak ktir(l4ll,,,,,,„ :i , tf.illy cut es a curter disorder in every stage, and i t ,t,tviviti, ~_' 4111*lication.externally, it tetally‘ ,11. vt, 7::,:t tuth certainty, tl •t th I) •tor will forfeit 501. iii',l . tv . ' , .l 11, . . I it e oe , I , e ittldt• 44 4 .Co, -e . Gout, it i t 111%, „,, , ure lancers of all kinds, the . ilq„;`ti t 'tt. %,-,„e nlte4iwebing softh • Joints, the Scurvy in „,„ it , cut stages tI • . L " c! * L4r ',t litttittlit ' b 61 , 4 411 'atlirrt ''t the * O 4 a I disorders of t eYe an . * , organ is not Imperle. and give ..., '''- roli tt i . .crtsaat disorders. - Fee 11., , •but no re * , rtoiLtri 1 Litton. 1 1 flit; NI w iers o f th e Iloyal Cal,* l!' titti a 6 Y b red •itt every i;re ' hof the profession, t hell. ~.. rthteth 41111 „be seen, and ti t :: ii . I b'ecte fenti *Witt' 1. • 4 !' iiti Lttitat, tit ter and Si se wet tit 3U i ''..4„. taw. 1 - 4 , . irt attend daily for medical and surgical i;;Ni t . , ~,h , 00 101 are laid -every Saturday before the It*li t iet a 4 t r ; tine their joint opinions an each ease. The hiti,s4l,,, ,'''' Plan to country pat;eat4 arc incalculable, ,iiti lot a t pierisonal inn -ear:lance are not required; and all titi,',: . I ,:' 0 naiitered by them. • 4 ' t . tu t he teal Pour, gratis, till Ten (well ~. . • _ , • ' . . • • . . . , . • • iA Orly, ~ . . , ... . , ft, .%. , ~, A - -..., ~, .t... ? •. • ,--- - 6k ,";:iiTnitA4: * ~..."---------- TA ,- .------,i -.- 4 Ass • MR. rooLE'B lOW FARCE. TIO Day was published, price. 25.. rINIE FIOCE IN TFIE WALL ; a Farce, in 'fwo Acts,'as performed with distiaguished applause, at the Thealec Royal, I/tory-lane. By JOHN POOLE, Esq.` • Author of Militia Travestie. Printed for .1. M. itichardson, N0..Q3; Cornhill. NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. V. rpm?, t'iFTEI NUMBER of the NE1, 1 0" QUO. : -TERLY REVIEW aud COLONIAL {'ER is published this Day, by J. Richardson, No. 23, SKIOLDEBRAND'S JOURNEY TO THE NORTH CAPE. Shortly will be published, In One Volume, Bvo. price 10s. ed. boards, ; with A beautlful View of the Sun at Midnight rarer the City of Torueo, View of ti e.North Cape as it appears at Midnight, and valuable Map of the Route, A PICT URESQUE JOURNEY tOthe NORTH CAPE, By A. .T. SKTOLDEBRAND. - • translated from the Freud'. Printed for J. M. Ricintrdson, • 4c This Journey to the Northern extre m ity of the conti nent 4, of Europe will be found highly interesting-, particularly to those who are desirous of vietVilt Nature in het most Un tutored ivildneis. - N f -31 . 1110 WEbNESDAY, JULY 14, itg3. BARLOW-BALL pear SELBY, in the Emit Riding • a the COUN C.+.l YORK. • 91 - 'IO BE SOLD, a Capital FRE UIOLD FARM, called BAItI.4)W-HALL FAILM . , three miler:, from Selby, in the East Nab* of the COnitty York ; containing 394 Acres orArable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, let to Mr. EDWARD HAILE, Tenant at will, at Per Annum, who pals the Laod-Laz (I 51:125. lid.), an.i `l.)es all Repairs.' Apply to Mal,erley, Ding's-roati, Bedford : 4lw ; Mr. BaiubriOge, Aberford, . ; or Mr. Thomas Bain - bridge, 64,, Goiidford-street, Plans may be seen. FREEHOLD AND TITHE.FRVE MANOR AND ES- . TATE, - iiftvi:Ts. • . i ro 13 E SOLD 13T. V.X f (;ON TR ACT, Pertietilarly desirable FREEHOLD and /IL TITHE. FT 1 iTATI'.; c , .a-tistitig of Two capital' Fmthis, and :1;i; of. hiiC WOODS, befog the whole of a 11hthltt, COL.; hitag 1416,1crei. The Kbtate: very cowpact, welL situate for Markets, with: in reach ot• two I , 4vts of shouocti, iu a pleasant part of the County, well, stotAtd with G:tine, and ahout 00 wiles I roru London; otri4ood titrapilcezr9.ot. P00t . ,5.,P.a4s are very iow, and the Land-vas i re deenied. C..1".F0r pwtiaolcriroitid to treat, apply to Mecsrs. Webb, Weld), Attu.Qucl, 'six—OF MANN, Exempt from Poore Rates -Ltd Taxes. I'o BY AUCTION, On Tnesday, Jay inat. at 'l'welve. o'Oclook (unless prc rionity disposed of by Private Contra;it, of whit% due notice wilt be piety, rra f lT in!9rovc(l,. compact, and most 'dcsintble EsTATE, 0;131 to rrechuld, IIALLIOIR; si tuated withitt unet otle of the Town 'amt I larb:ntruf Peel (counanding4 - bcantil.3l View t.,1 Scotland and.lrelivad), prising a me.* ponveuient wit!, re v kit t . nut otllr.u' good Ititchets.Oariirn.,, Fish-v4mJ, .excidlait Pew,in Peel Chnreh, witft4pwartts of !!;ixty—lN acres of Arab;e, Pasture, and Airadow and fatted, with aliunda:lce_ of Marie, ots4 L'tne , ;.stotte Qtt.trry at a short'distance. This Est a t e is u u pt 1.0 ye Cr, Tenants. nt-the Rental of One tiondrad and' Our 141 but considered touch under Ict. • • Particular; mar be lid, ;flu', a IP?,in of the Estate seen; by . apptriuK to /Or. 1-1.-uiry U. ( illivi,.3 titre Owniir).. No. 1 0. titteatii, Loudisn; Me. ,, i -. I'. ;ini,-,ri..,11. arra ' C.a. Liveropol ; Mrs. Liirisrlet- Ilidiar.l. oil r , chl.:-Itn . , tNhinchester; alsn in the lile ot Moknit, to Mr..!,,nn;; I‘l4irreDorights. ' , -BISHOP POItTEUS'S LIFE AND' WORKS. - • . This Day was published, A New Edition, handsomely printed iu Six Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of his Lordship, from an ori‘ , inal Pieture, price .21..88. in hoards. T"fl. WORKS, Complete,, of the late "Ri g ht Reverend BEILBY PORTEVS, D. D. Lord Bishop of London : with an Acelmnt of his Life and. Writing , . By the Rev.. ROBERT 1 - 10DOSON, A. Rectal. of St. George's ; lellnorerstniare. Printed for T. Cada and .W. Davies, Strand. The Life of 'Bishop Portens, which forms one of the Volinnes, is alSo sold 'separately for the 'accomini:d.ltion those who are already in possession of the 'several works. PRICE, ON THE PICTURESQUE. • This Day was published; Neatly printed, a new Edition ' with considerable Additions and Improvements, in 'Three Volumes, Bro. prig .11. 7s. hoards, of . tSSAVS. ou the PICTURESQUE, 113 co rn co- -1 pared with th e S u bli me and the Beautiful; and on the Use of stittlyi l ig Pictures, fur the purpose of•improvibg read Lanttscape, By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. • London; printyd for J. I lawinan, 33, Ludgate-street.. • LANyIORNE'S PLUTARCH BY WRANGITAM. • This nay wcre publisked, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes tiro. (embellished with a Head at Plotarch),.. price . al. 3.4 laoart43,• a New Edi tion of 1130LUTARCH'S LI VES.--Tritti4uteci froni the Original Gieek ; with Notp,•Ctiticul, and Iti 4 t or l ea l ; and a Lif e of Pluilurth. • By JOHN LANGHORNE, •D".1.1.' and WILIAAM LANG HORNE,..A. M. Second Edition, with Corrections and Additions, By the Rev. PRA:NCIS PO:A*4 fur .1 I.ll;rwatati•; E.C.and J. Ri I . tr, t (3. V . •• 1 1 .1 c awl. Rohinion ; J. Walker; W. 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AGRAMMAR of the LATJN: TONGUE. .For the Use of Schools. • JANES, Author of the Greek Grammar. ,- Printed for J., Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street{: This Granimar.it is presumed, while it is adapted for the use of the mast humble learner, by its simplicity, preeiSiou, and brevity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest the philosophical eacher, by theuovelty and solidity of its prin ciples. , _ Antic Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro in the rules of the • Latin Tongue, he explains the principles on which`' they are funned, and at every step relieves the usual drynesi ofgram - niatical it - Arm:MO:l by the philosophical manner in which be treats thesubject„ ills claim to novelty is übt unfounded, and the labour which he has empitiyect in under to abridge toil, and smooth the path of the !earner, ought not to be passed over Urithont some achnewledgement," &c. &c. • Minithly Review for May, MI. Also of J. Maienian may be had,' by the came Author, a Latin and English VoCabulary, for the use of Schools, price • Ss. hoards. GUTHRIE'S GEOORAPHICAL This Day was published, In One very large Volume, medium Bvo. price l?s. bound, the Twenty-second Edition, corrected and considerably en larged of, A'NEW GF,OGRAPHICAL,. H ISTORICA L, . and COIIIMERC/AI. GRAMMAR, and present State of the se-veral Kingdoms of the World. " To which arc tinned, 1. A Geographical index ' with the Nanios of the Places al pkabetkally arranged.--t. A Table of the Coins of all Na tions, and their value in English .Ziloriey.--41, A Chronologi cal Table of Remarkable Events, from the Creation to the present time. ' liy WELLIANI ourputiE, Esq. The Astronnniical Part by James Ferguson, F.B.S. To which have been added, The late Discoveries of nr• nel'scid, and 00107 eminent Astronomers, illustrated with a correct set. of Maps, engraved from the most recent Ghservations and Draughts of Geogra phical 'fravellers. Printed for F. 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S cr ophulons ra.ty he consulted any Moroni:4 d e t wdd p the hours of Eleven and Three, la hia Di s p cdsdr ,:, No. is, fioho-square, London, p,ti t atti Wishing to consult Min at their ~ , vn Utilises * on Diseases of the Joints, Scorbutic anti ,Eruptive Comploints, previous to mating Use of the PATEN r AN TL s coit i surie DROPS, will have a decided Opinion as to the protko4ility di Success. Terius of Attendance infy he known at The Dispensary, Na. 16, Solto , sctuttre• As theta Am nutuertno entxtEterfet4, please tai ask f o r spily., bury's Patent .kuttscdrhutie Props, with the King's • tinty printed in blazt ink, in bottles ut . ss. Cd. double bottle:II 10s. an d l a rtztr 1 1. es. dui y Included. Co itq)ou n d u ss ,,, nce es , • Di-pcasary, i 5, Sohu•-•!:(ittale, tiL;~t~ i•:a~, Very VicloAlc. • Col,:r.boiti, and -Least iold TA.:II'I.:S. Sot, t•Ntensii.,,'".Nl}nrors Capi tal ca)l,,d :1111.1...AND PLACE, ' Garth:llA, 1. 7 1411-yondlt,4nd (.!utinty of Snisex, o) tilt boarri of ihtnt TO RE, tit)/..1) BY At7Cll()N,' By Mt'. At the. AUCTION mmer, toz4o.,,'; fi t Que. I 'Clock in the Attertwou,'4,o Avst)iasi)Av, the , :zBth clay ofittly, !13th, ryl L' tculv v . ;titiable IL HOLD, avrl EST.I.TEN, with Ow ex tetutiva ikluuotht Rnruts over Levttral Pari,htts, with :Alma - tttim.e ot (4artt.t, t i.it of T t“.• CTTERS! )N, Nstt. aunt wfrich .1.2 di .ICl`l, IC/A=l*i Old • Latortitt , l': - Vi ath o 1!:{)Cro lite t:1tirti14,4094,421 o: o'o, , 100•;;.1. tit .1_11,t0 , 11,4111.1ft1i And pgt ••I* , • o from dm. itoßt-tpwa • of Liplantik, fr4siVn l'4,4l:4mpat !..ix from tile 3ictt 'lowns or ilt tt burst ;tun Tvtorifielti. high-road' frotn tht luetrur,lii to Portsmouth runs through theAttutry, cif the property. 'i'av )laniiou.lwage situittu in 4 1110 Si 4t4, cutum.tuding hi.xuriant views abounding in Wutcr, o.; torte arc , Utt the it,tate several dt.,6ir &tit: scit+ t. for, t.. 1 iviciiptire :With engrnvea plans of this Lot may be bad :ti the Crown ion*, l'ortmouth and Gosport`; Duiphin'tind LiOn Pvirrafield Arniti;Gotlahnissi Adelior, Liphot,h ; the Lihrariec, "i'intbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing,. 1.1 tileinoopton, afiti Bognor ; at the.. ,titi e ti, n 'art ; and of Elw,ird . V. I.7tt,rson, Esq. No, 3, Old Ihtild itigs, ; and further inforipation ohtnineti applvii l / 4 4 in Messrs. Rhoades nod tz,,n, Sofleitors ; or to fir. Welle'r, Chichester, where a Matt of the whole ntaphe. seed. VERY CHEM& JAPAT:+: AND WINDSOR CHAIR MA. Nt.TFACTOItY, No. d!), I . lllBhuty-square, op p,iiite the Blew-house. Q. iNGRANi respectfully infotrus his Frieritls • and the Public in general that they may be supplied with Fancy Japanned, Vt'inikor, 7,0:1 Dyed Chairti, COUCIWA, sa a , G a rd e n and ltustie Seat.i, Flower Stands, Bedsteads, Cortiides,..Beit Furniture, Featlier Beds, Mattresses, and every Article in the Furnishing. line, lower thin at any Fac tory or Warehouse hi 1.41111011 for Iteady,Money. • Merchants, caiitnins, 'Facet ns, and Innkeepers and others, ropii.ing ,;reat.iircuttity of Chairs at , t notice, can be supplied at Factory, as great Ais,,tailients are al ways kc l,t in a state of prepiiration really for the pithily de tinid.—The Trade supplied. SALE of SECOZtai.H 4 IND HOUSEHOLD FURNI- T 1 RE cud till description of GOOI)S every ThurAday, akt2 o't:loeli, at the Sale !looms, in Tabernacle-walk, when the Public may rely on every attention being paid them either in selling: or buyine;. , • • (4 0 ,;d s i t atintie4 t:ic Sate wieit be sent in by Tuesday eve ning._ .'fit. J 3. Apartment!, gentecaly futuislwei fur. single Gentic tut:n. • tau Fics CFLEIIItATtin VEirETABLIF,I4.I.;STOR. ATIVE TOOTH PVWDER, So justly recommended Jar ‘Vhiteninr, the 'l' P. Preserv ing the- (; C:lar die:l(lNi inaktly t he . °l'll. tk.Cl UT): of Co uuteraance,upci re/o'l4lll tv of Fed cures, me all,w e d to thstiliguith the Praisli the Proptietor of .t T k's-TOt) I . PO W would beg leave to remind his Country. women that the lustre or their .ellarins loses halt its ,intliienct. where the Te , :tli e discoloured, or sheer it fatten awl ,appeai . ii:ce -this is the mote itu—gcus dole, as the lq,:se:it riniratic;n a tlimis tite s infall bie me:ins , it removing every blentis r tot the on - ilie l i t ' i„ b r i ec ng on c l ° ll ' l l e l . l l - Tt:r e l d to "k t . l ‘ le .'e a g' : ; te ta li b t i tt7;; of:ill ranks; ‘ a .k. s a'i c r le l ar l ig t , . a way arvetritt.pertettloil, caner in die CtilOtli, or the deeay of the enamel of the reeth. as reudeiiiiy,Jhe fireatli stv,tr delectable, and making the Guiltsit rcir p „per sn and vermilion hue; a:id a vertain Tooth-ache. Nn I...tmilmc,ir,ott of t)iil kin-di:ye? hr - zglit r w.tiit to public notice, sias .14.6 l‘iltver,al Arpro'ia bon ; sod the Prlnietor Ito, to Innis* th..it it is iii t)/ ICoy.itty. AROINIATIC PFCTOIIA 1.0 . 1-ENC; fur C. , ughs, Colds, spoil-as, and - Solt: is- 16(.1. per (lox. !'Hali.t wholesale arid retail, arid Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside. corner of Paterinister.ioisr. ;" ShAtp and Weta , u, /Nitwit?, :Diu v).-illory, 1401 ; 111111 And Gosp,44 ; Cuiet4,9l ;mit jAcob, S,,hcersic , s I Pcek, art 111111 atui kapik woitii)? Granville, Nett leton, Gi trim, , mouth ; linott and I.lovd, Anii.Swiiiiitry and Co 11646;44.. ham ; F.Otvariti and eenity, aril LAI hhtttY. 1 -iv°r` pliol • Staistet and 1.-yin,":);, TroVirmAii, Exi:ter Snitch, M;ontervin. -Sewt, and. Baxter, Pam. burgh; Hailer:yid tvLicdonaltl:C;l4s.nw t Brist o l; Stevens in and .CO Norwiehi; Swirdeni Lemester ; retAll, by mot, cot"111ry. Donn and Sutton,-Nottitighaii); and Vetttlers, nl-Boxes, And ()ti. rpm, V, SIXPENCF, - -ri A T.FI'FNNA7i I.I%IPEItIAL .1'. 1 ,14 LIAM HOUSE OF PEERS, TUE,S6AItj.SULY TUE ROYAL ASSENT Was given l y Cot:tinily - ton to the Pilot; Tlegniat'on s ; Trish Inßolretit DebtOri, the Country 11;101;erA, the. SPirit Licensee, the Dublin Illiurettice Company, and to one pri i'ate Bill. The Lords cnn nivlinnerswere, the ArtAiht,flop of CA‘ • Tcannitv, !lie Lord CLlAN.ert.l,oli,,itild Lflrti (.!oiinsci: were (tiny heord touching-tin' Appeal (tiop4e. the Duke of Hamilton, v. the I,4ey. John. Scott; after ,whieh the Lunn Cipungi4m A, on a short reritiair of (We, movol a Judgm ' ent' of Affirmation, with costs; but ctiorei: . ed the postponement of the final decision until' to.rnotrnw,, for the fiurpow of determining the quintum of the coat, Ordered Their Lordships then proceeded to forward the BA , the table, on which occe.sion it Semi Ordered, on the too. i;;, of the Lottn CllANOtr.ort, that lard DOVOLA, of Lochie s. , t C(the E,irl MorcroS),do take the Chair of thei r L ot ommittees: The Peninsolar Accounts Auditing', and their its Pd“..;.:. ! Dirties Mil, acverAily , passed through Conni,:ttres of the whole Notice, and were reported 'without any amendment. The ish latod Nay ration, and the Land Tax Ilegit/3'j oi Iliths were reed a third tune and passed. s' Oh , RELsgP BILL: _Their Lordships resolved Into a CoMmitte e o n thi s Bill, the Mat of Mogros in the Chair. li - discir , ,sioit of some length ensued as to the MoritS snit tendeoty Of the measure, in the course, of which it 'Mr; (,Fptcleit iii its present 4iape, by the LottaCttal.Km.- Lou and Lord P.a.:owl:mix. Their Lerdshins particulady dwelt Upon the prominent enacting clause, wbieh, 'hi sending , the partier, to a Court of Equity, propos e d that us a remedy which would he impracticable with re pece to its proposed jeet ; or, as far as it were practicable, hiritly brio; lam; to tits' parties. The. mode chalked out, of as•certaiain,:-4 quantum of damages, Wrts tn:;re especially impractiraide , amid the at tempts at procuring, redress, ail prescribed ift, involve individual s iocalettlable expetue and *iirtileiis liti gation. The Noble and Learn el Lord oil the Toi,ikack tired,. as on a forpter evening, the difference, in si:me pasts, between the , written Bill And that before their Lordship, ; which twin:puled to some iiiadgertence or toistnhe in ttose 'who were to male the alterations, portieniarly with respect to those ititeratiOns lie had sketched out hihiself. his LOrd ship (Lord Eldon) had the , highest parstrilal ;resiniet- for the opinions of the two learned persons, partictilatly the Learned Solicitor. who fronted the present. Hilt; but lie belieyed they could as well construct a seventy-four gun ship between them; as render, such a Bill .as the preseiit. practicable (through the medium of 'a Court of Equity) for its profes.;ed objects. The Earl rif CLANCARTIr. (the only Other Peer that parti cipated in the discussion) ably defended the priticiple and ob jects-of the Bilj, and adverted to the.great respectability nod . importance of the clust of individuals ithe British Ship Own 'era); whose intere,sts the Measure was calculated to protect. •He adverted to the peculiar difficulty of conciliating the, fa rottrahle sentiments of the different Law Lords,' which the supporters of the Bill wished to do in the present instance ;. mid alluded, with reference to the measure in question s lw eaotrariety of opinion, not only between those Lords, but even that of a particular Learned Lord,o.a expressed iiy him self at diflcrent tittles, on the subject. Their Lordships , woke repeatedly in explanatint, attd the . reC.uit was, that the Noble and Learned Lord on the WOOl- :tact; totvented again to tern his attention (though he said be. had twice before earnestly, witb respect to the isrincipal2en- . acting ;little, Without producing a satisfaetoryieffect it► iris mind) to the measure, with a t iew of eudeavouring to render the. Bill practicable or ellicacious with respect to its objects. On the motion of the Boni' of .CLANC4 um the ChOirotan vets directed to ten* the Chair, und the Committee - was or deeed to sit ag n . nin o • TheAdroiralty Registrar's Bill .was read a second time. The second reading of the Ileliten Election Bill was. de ferred to that day three umoths, on the motion of roil STAN !fort:, whoebserved, that at this very late . period of the Ses sion it tuns impossible their LOSchihipS could do their duties with respect to the Ilill. . _ The Annuities Registration Bill .wren brought up from tire Commfons by Mr. 'Preston, with the couc►urrence of timt Houst, the amendments made theret►► by their LordShipi Adjourned. HOUSE OF. COMMONS. , • The House, according to summons, attended in the'llonse of Peers, to hear the Royal Assent, by coutiziission, to Muny public and private Bill.--(See Report of the Lords.) Mr. Palmer's Compensation Bill went through a Committee; the Report of which was brouyht up and.agreed to; and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-siwrow. The Irish Loan eistirfp. Mil was reatra time and paviect. The Report 9n the Trinity Doctrine. 13111 was broNtht by Mr. W. SMITH ,-and agreed to. The third reaping to. MorroW. - The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHt.QUER moved the third reading of the Stipendiary Citrates Bill. Mr. WE. repeated the. objections -he hail fdrmer I y urged to the principle of the Bill, and moved, as on 41.ittelia tuent, the third reading this day three illQlittiS. Mr. RYDER strenuously argued in its favour, and inaistt.d on the absolute necessity of some measure of his kind, fur the advantage of the National Church. Mr. NV gSTERN explained. Mr. WILOTTESIAY opposed the principle of the Bill, and thought the mode of remuneration extremely Unfair-'—so long as plitralities were allowed, so long would it h unfair in liar- Namara to take any thing from the inferior incurobent4 to en foree residence. IVIr. IiANNFAS SUTTON though the Bill unexceptionable in principle, whiah v. - a* to provide a more Pc mple. rem -ad feir thfue wlio performed their ilutiee, a nit were resident oil thr Lie was afraid, however, that the Bill would, not per f4,rart hat tir!tich wait expected from it. NI:. PRESTON said a few words :4"troor of theltnt. sm - yru %%-}shed the con*ideraUon or the -Rill masons, which he sr.t.te,l, in _tarderto abew thilL the !loose was not yet f,,t a ditivoilVpmi it. The sure way not nue of immediate neee.iiity, lifie the Indian Bill, and ihigl4 stand over without inchveivich,:e to the t Inach, which would remain in the same state in which it. had been fir a ceathry. Nit% BATIIURST expressed his fear% that the means ta -I•:ten by this Dia to enforce resiAcnce hare the effect of laweting the character of the inctunkr.lol, aod, genetitiiy, of the Charth. As an a!mlition, is sto - ate mensure, of plaralties, however ( it.met with kris approbation, tisotrsh he wished thu obleet. hod Iteen tnore. avowed. 11 , 1 r. CAILEW opposed the Dili, tic not securing tt Rl. , sidvnt Clergy, which it pretended to a h o I it F ,o o i l e t ! t i n e rt nl i: r a lv d4 i tt;..— f Ag; ain*.t it • , • • • , 4, , ,tt, to ia7l" , tss ! nt4 d, latint.,, of liz;! ...,, i t ,l t , ko s . j ;::::;;; tt . ,,l,, ito ojittt.tt to the- 'Secretary of State f orn !* * r GQu Lint' ry on the Hl' posei ‘atior , "mplyiag ionte parts of kw: resQltittoh, It;id a; SNirrtz, the motitiri Fatty agree d 1 2 ,a1 . ? 11‘.ttiee i,ti to-niurruit, of certain •rescila tioo, :if] the Ntote 01 titO Crinkney. s W. CVoTis presented a Petition from pertain Ship N'it:riluttifs of Latition, pitying kir Relief in the twitter of LiQetie. 11f) . f1i70,0..5: übstr i eil, the Petititm was rather the do t th, as the gries,niee compLii t i e d al had ceased, evt r to a i oreigri, 4Lip tti go where if »JO p pooh( h 4dor;ttetl. Mr. ROSL said, ti Petition was a complaint for allewlat 10 / 1. 9' o lid ite 4 .