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DISEAsi,!;S, and titeit dreadful 'come -4:,(41:'43, as. •*itricturesi Dehilit.y, Ulcerations, 1 1 / 4 e. has to 411 i.," , t ,"••ear et a ~„ . 1 ,,,„, 11 ,„„,-,k,,, t human ti Patients aun ti bli,i,eij.!inY milk Led from ten to twenty years, since esta- The 1118". in „ ... early symptoms of Gonorilura and Chancre are cured oe , r, te , w tialsby Mr. Kiermt6 , : i superior, and etlicaehms mode l.'elt.itititneat, and Itn weaktMs_.nti deratureinent Of 'the ge life• au " ( :rgans, which itupafr the constitution, and shmlcn Phan "ere more successfully treated than on` any other Mr. Kier iii, , . nan may be constrlted as Usual, by either sex, at e,ll l reivatt house, U. M , LoWer Charlotte-;street, Bedford -4.:_,,, wlat re Letters from 'Town and Country are to be ad or I , q ',`' lt i au . tl the 'necessary advice and medicine will be given Ju st . pu i l i'fatil of the kingdom. • lisped, !tyke . 3s. Practical Observations on the ~.4(......,:l:)°,vt_acol,)ii,sttettiit,spe,,,ii,„4.l;ty,..l.l:r.ol::.,i,e,rou.:tirst.; and Sold by Sherwood and N. sTEERws cANtomILE DROP'. , Lois of Appetite ,or Itt ( tigestion , " 1 n Lod) tikes., Drops is well knowu ; .;;'- t i , i: I' i,,ons atu Coniplats, anti the Diseases of 4c; ;ti Cli ivttes. the efliele7Y°f• ~..N. B. 'Phis Es%enee'*ill i nnnechat n el v ,r;lure Can't" lnc 1: ~.1 )s and is au elefant Aromatic, 11 ;tter ini Wines' 6"..c. (.11 erver. Newherys name in the Stap. J ar d, . told by F . Newho7 and Sans .15 Si.aul's 'CltiTll-) • , Zt1._,2,59, patne-str,eet, Dublin; '.l-I,l;'ts, Bdn'tlirred:tY n'1111"- ~Zir:4l, LudgAte-strco.. Price is. pd. a hut : v. d. Also Mr. Steers's lie atic Pills. :, - ' " (-)llvulsiun Oil .... P ..... ' .... . ....... .2, ( i i • Icli:avegorie Lozenge; '.. .. , ..... . • • ..... ' ! ... 1 14 Atupluirated Eye .........._, .—....„....._ ISPRING DISI.ASF.S. it iS . • i ~ !In object worth attending to, at this . t7 t, - , Iks i n g Season of the Year, assiduously to have reeoutst . titect,,„,L,‘"S REANIMA'rING SOLAR TINCTI`ItE, which Itllio,',',"Y ream lye's .4111 .complaints arising from Disorders .t , : „ sittLe..}".' !mama fram e is at this time liable ; being at tit : sev, t . loi e a powerful Stimulant and 'salutary Cori:.,ctor, a . nd . ,idefiqsii.llly.iiteessary, to he kept at hand, in cafe Ili ej ot sudden as It i,,, rtaes hareheentoolung established to be doubted, n a l uil It/t,,,!!erefore with confidence promoted as a yalitahle F 4 11y 1 , - ivirle iii the must afflicting cipsel. Solar. I,,,_.ged steSCriptions of p4rticjApr ca'SeS ilk V 11 1 .014 .. 0-41Cpt.e hal woOlet fully saeceeded in the most intricate .._4ltl it ~), maistreet, i1,11.4-1"14 Diuorders, tolie had gratis at the Warehouse :`o. il lael:f! . iars itoad, where the above Medicine 4 ; i,d, Wholesale and Retail, in bottles at Cr..--7s. rkl,-"-anq .fit si li ' i ch ; POW itttail hy most Venders in the Kiri,gdoT... __ .... " T 1 114 Y h e had, Dr. SIRLY's .1.17:\ AR '1 li\ C 1.1J! .. !E, kt I lcu-Irl adapted for Coat I. hits incident to the Female Sex, 3I'".11 . ac i rattle. tsp ' :A ti. ep' rated Pi epara il tio 4 n of this Mrdicinc'havin been " s rv- r t ie u b.o , tt:l r e:' , t _o l t l t P I 1(- b A i e c t ' i i t t in ei'top such proceedings in tuture , .. •.,A,e outside wrapper. Sledicitte i. sitoird C. W. Solidi: !. a 1 f• NUMBER 6 10 9 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, ;Italzill3bed by Royal Charter, in.the Reign of King George the First. June 1813. PERSONS,- whose annual -Premixuns fall due: on the 24th instant., are here:ty informed, that Receipts . ire now ready t o h e d el i vered at the Company's Offices, ever Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re !liiective A gents in the several Cminties ; and the Parties as !yred are re ' , tested to apply for the Renewal of their }Wi pes on or before the tth of July next, as the usual Pit !n Days allowed for , Payment, .bevond the date of each Pe ttey, will then expire. • • SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, thily, at the said Codices, for vanrance of Binldings, Goods, Merehtindize, and Ships, in ,P r?Ullr, ill Dock or while building, from Loss or .Thnag . e Z es / u ir n e ad . also or the Assurance of and granting Annul . 8 Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the 1 " 8 * ur ett , where the annual Premium amounts to Bs.. or - `Wards. ANTAL BARREL ORGAN . with Gothic ' I I— ) gilt Front, large enongh for any Church, Chapel, or 1 7T,,i 1, tlimards of eight feet high, with all the PsAlm ymn Tunes now in use: it will be the saving of an Or; ray mist, as any (me may pla • u ,on it., and an hundred Singers sing; to it with effect ; ) wo l rth Seventy Guineas; will b e ?told Th to r Fifty G u i neas only. 1 . he %el , ttt Is: • •"• Leicester'-place, from Eleven to Four " I " — Would be a valuable present to any Parish Church. T"B PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLEs, n „, l ATENT TRAFALGAB. " !I - I MILES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, quit Etre new different Plata; ; the Patent_ Improved Sofa Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent teErJ~, Furnitur e an d B e dding complete ; Portable A f: T ' r '. several other new invented and improved.articirs. tiphol'sltru"; also it general and very extensive assortment of pler e , r ; 4 '7 and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses cont urnish Y i l liannfitelaired, where Families may select and two House in a few days, avoiding the extreme m (Allen 74 tabilihrn e C li t t °f Waiting several Months,-in completing their t n E r `,,, is , a" " IVest India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by ,n4;`,!: and Sanders, It; and 17, Catherine 7 street, Strand, on I most moderate, for prompt payment. WHARF, WAREHOUSES, &C.* A4ET.—A Spacious and most Complete cb~Stories a STACK of DETACIIED \VARE ,'"", Two Stories high, 90 - Feetiong by 301 wide ; well for any Kantifactory requiring, ‘Vater-side Pre.. wise s near the Heart of the Metropolis ; s 2. Roomy, Cenvc t,and Pleasant D G WELLIN-HOUSE, with pod acceFs to ttiLruot fountain -court, 'Strand Counting-houses overlooking e nosiness, excellent Stable for .20 Horses, capacious. Gra. t H Hay-lofts, &c. 7t) Feet b 9.0 1 and WarehouNes fur 400 aldron of Coala Peculiarly safe and extensive Moo'vim..l - s ' u r 2 0 C. .1 - 1 - .11 el • access them , ant o_ ttr remiles, ss! t B '"tlgh orcester Groands o opposite Southampton-street, I tratl. For further Patticalarg apply, beteen 3 and 12 o'clock, '`tqlr. Kitchener, 'la, Ware,n-hlreet," w Fitzroy-n(lmile, oi to 4 11 , 1 r, Farebruther, Beaufoil.house, 13eanfort-buildings, 3 r U'~ .--~~ U__l! tiS t o l od:PREEIIOI,I3 AND Talic-FIM 7 . MANOR ..k.ND ES is 4)i i TATE, lIANTS. : 'cc C l 4 'PO 111: - . SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 11 Particularly desirable FREEHOLD and jd TI'I4IE-PEEL ESTATE, coti4sting of Two capita 1 relltMS, and 316 Acres of tine WOODS, being the whole of k , tiolet, containing 1416 Acres. The Estate is very - compact, well situate for Markets, with reach of two packs, o f h oun d s , i n a p l easant part of the (‘:cuity, well.stockecl with Catne, and about SO mil es f ron i 'won, on good turop leery le -road. I he Poor's Rates are vow, and the Land-Tax is re 'dttnied. f ; 4. For particulars , an d t o treat, apply to Messrs. Webb, b, and Attwood, Salisbury. 04 is IP a O4 v f , 4 4 4 Pit n, 01. 01171' , lr` ,,, t 1 ,116' 0 00 19# f ol J ~, ~;~. (#.l NEW PUBLICATIONS. • EAST INDIA .AFTAIRS. - This Day' was published, By Black, Parry, and Co. I, Leadenhall7street, In Oue Volume, Octavo, price I. boardt, PHE FIFTH REPORT from the Select Corn mittee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the East India Company; as ordered by the House of Commons to be printed. tiolitiousys TRAVELS. • This Day- was published, A JOURNEY through ALBANIA, ankother /I‘.• Provinces of Turkey, in Europe and Asia, to Con stantinople. By J. C. HOBIIOUSiE. Illustrated by views of Athens, Constantinople, and va rious other Plates, Maps, &c. Printed for 'Nines, Cawthorn, 3.1, Cockspur-strect, London. In the Press, and will be ready in a few days, Anecdotes, hitherto unpublished, of the private Life of Peter the Great, • from the authority of .Mons. Sitehling, Member of the Council of State to the Empress Catharine. Translated from the French of the Comte D'Escherney, Cham berlain to the King of Wirtenilwrg. • Just published, price ins. ESSAISHHISTORIQUES et CRITIQUES stir • la MAIIINE de FRANCE, de 1661.4 1789. In which arc recorded all the Naval Engagements that have taken .place during that period ; with critical Observations' upon each : also a View of the Causes which have occasioned the Decline of the French Navy, - and prevented its rise for more than Eighty Yeaas; with wale other articles- relative to Naval'Affaini. Sold by Egerton, Cothran, Dulau, De Boffe, and De Coneby. MADAME DE STAEL'ii NEW WORK. This Day was published; In l inno. price ss. hoards, IDEFL.ECTIONS •on, SUICIDE. ..K.llO By MADAME DE !MAU, Baroness of Holstein. . _ Translated front the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ;. and at the British Gallery, 54,.New Bond street. This Day Avos published, In Two Volumes, Muo. price I. boards, THE HEART anti the FANCY; or, Valsi non: ii Tile By MISS BE •(.;ER. Printed for Longman v Hurst, Bees; Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at th e British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. ' Miss Berger may be said til'he a writer of no ordinary class, since her work contains beautiful stintimenti - , and flashes of real genius. Many of the characters are new; the narra tive of ( (Itielius is very timching'; and the whole promises to chat us the Heart, and captivate the Fancy, of munv readers?! Month.) , Review, May, 1813. - • BRITIsu ARMY IN SPAIN. " More information concerning Spain is here brought to gaiter than was perhaps, ever collected into a single public:l— -tion."—Monthly Rev. Aug.. 1810.. " This Publication contains a vast accumulation of •impor— tant details, and is the most comprehensive and satisfactory work on the subject."—Ecel. Rev. Feb. islo. - ".This is, beyond a doubt, the most accurate and the most satisfactory account of any country that has, in our recollec tion, been published."--aritish Critic, hlarch 1811. • • • This Day was pUM{Sb44, • • - In 5 vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roark of Spain,' and other Maps of the Country ,•&c. price 31. gas. Cid. boards. AVIEW of SPAIN; comprising a descriptive Itinerary of each Province - , and .a general Statistical Account of the Country; including its Population,. .'lgrieul tore, Manufactures, Commerce, and FinanceS ; its Gove.rti ment, Civil and Eceleslastical• Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature ; its Manners, Custions, Natural Ilistory,Ace:..... BY ALEXANDER DE LATIORDE . Translated from the French. Printed for LOngnnin, thirst, ReeiOrme, and Brown, Pa. ternoster-raw;and it.'Dolan'tind'eo. Soho-square. . PORTUGAL.- • This I)a y w.•: published, • Elegantly printed in Imperial Quarto (dedicated, by pertnis mon, to hi.: Royal ilighrteAs the. Prince Regent); price (Me Guinea, I'urt I. of • H ISTORICA, MILI L TARY,: "mil picru- RESUUE 013SERVATIONS On PORTUGAL; illus trated by numerous 'Coloured Views, and authentic Plans of all the tiieges and Battles taught in the Peninsula during the present War. By GEORGE LAN' PMANN, Captain in the Ciirps Engineeri, Lientenint , Colonel in the same' Corps in the service of Spain, • with Brevet rank of Colonel` •Printed for T. Cullen and W. Davie*, Strand ; W. Black wood, Edinburgh ; and NI. Keene, 0 ,,* This ‘Vork will form two elegant Volumes; the first will comprise the -Military and Political Account of that Country, from Lthe earliest period down to the time of pub lication ;• witicmany curious Doeurnenti and French Papers, never hitherto published. The second voltime will cuntain the-Author's Military .11econnoisance, the Local History end Picturesque:Observations, einhollished with the : Views se lected for the purpose of Conveyiog as much Military Infor-• relation as possible. The EngT.ivings, about seventy ni num ber, will he most accurately -front the original DraWings of the Author;" and it is butted that the whole will be compi in twelve or fonrteen Parts, published month's', price One tlininea emit. It ha; been judged most . adeis to bring forward the Worh in this periodical manner, in or der must effectually to meet the wisies of the public. BUTLE It's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR ATIVE To ()Tit Pow in It, So justly recommended loseltitelling the TEETII, Preserv.. log the C MS, arol P ra'euting that dreadful malady the • TOOTH-ACHE.. EMIT of Cutiutennnee,and regularity of I:ea ...LA, turd, arealinwrd to distinguish the british hair ; blli the Proprietor of 'BUTL E'R's TO OTIIP t) D E 'would be;; leave to remind his Country.‘vomen that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its IF 11 ounce where the Teeth are discoloured, 'or show a rotten atr.i LlllllCAlthy appearance-T-11ns is th e ,„„Tit inexcusable, ;I S the peesent Preparation theinfaThble means o f removing every blenne 'a of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. - It is recommended to the attention mail ranks, as clearing away every imperletlion, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the 'l l ectii, as rendering the Breath sweet and. delectable, an d . . making the Gums of ,their prope r s h a p e " and verm ili o n line; and a certain Preventative aglinst the Tooth-ache. No Compositton of this kind ever brought for ward to public notice, has met such universal approbation •, a nd the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use Of Royalty. -BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs,. Colds, Astltmas, and Sore Throats, price Oti. per Box. Sold wholesale and retail l and .Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsidc, corner of I aternoster- row ; Sharp and BeLon, Portsmouth;, Intim-Weston, A Ilnutt, and m a rl orvi se3 ; [Lull and lol u tstton,. Gosport; Coleman awl I aci), Sheerness; Peck, . Ross, and Turner, !lull ; Ilox rand and CookworthY Granville, Nettleton; anti Gilbert, Ply- Knott and Lloyd, and s win ney an d C o. Bi nn i ng .. Ply mouth, Edwards and Penny, and i ; aoo nr y, !Aver. pool ; Staines and Lylleit, incliester ; Trewntan, Exeter; smith, Manderton. Waebtirn, ar i d ttaxter, Edin burgh.; Baktcr and Macdonald, GI ; It ulgin and Barry, Bristol; Ste v enson and Co. NOtwicii; Switifen, Leicester; I) , csr ls r l i c a rs iat i in o s, Sutton, Nottingham ; 9 tinghs. and am; 6o anti retai l each. ii i by most Country ve °Met: OF olemv. Jane 28, 'MEM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -2_ .TESTrS ORDA'*'..VCE hereby give Natiee, That Proposals frill be receitled at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or bd;:re Monday, the I.2th Day. of July next from such Per sons as may be Willing to undertake the Sapply of LIN SEED OIL and TURPENTINE, for Se , rvice:of this Depart 2nent, for a period If Three Years, determinable at the ex piration of One Year, at the option of either Party. Samples if the 4r:ides may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tthver ; and it is expected that all Tenders do expreis one price only J'or the Oil, whether required in t raw or boiled state. - Farther Partieulars, together with the Terms anApudi lions of the Contract, may be known• at the Secretary's Ogee Pall-Mall aforesaid, any nay betwee,, llwiluars of Pen, and Four o'clock, where 11w Proposals must be delivered, seal ed up, and indo:sed " Provlsals for Oil and Tnipentine.;" ba.! no,ProPosal can be admitted oft.fr than said NM day of at 1 , 2 d o ck at 4 "c l iolc of , the same day, neither aag Temter be noticed,' areess the Part,/ maki,:,g it, or an .Igent is . , Ms behalf, shall atleid. By Order of the Board, B;11. eltElr, See. nv.NovATED nEALTEI. I'i' has been furs fretittently the st4tieet of just and ..;eneral reprobation . , tnat men destitute of Ulu vlcinehtS art.haVr olfi:red themselves as c.in , lid ttes for :inliepatronauge in the profession of physic. For the rouse 'doing justice to the resultot our stsidies and ey:pe:'O•tit . c,:init p revent us t rul y; being classed aintin; those e:hpirics ll hose inpruitent pretensions have, uithntimately lit soL. - icty, been too favourably rect•iveil, we act; leave to submit to t h e liberal and enlightened a f.tilltik:f htaterffent Of our pursuits Aftei having received a regular medical educa. t i„„, as t h e p u pils of Messrs. G tindell.and lillzarti, whote let - lutes and pradice we c.irefully attended, as profess g's and surgeons of the London Ilospital ; we entered ourselves as Students in that justly celebrated schooltor medical acquire ment,. the Itoyal College of Edinburgh, andw were instructed in the thiretent t; ranches rrt anatonty,.sitrgery, r the theor , and ?tractive of phy sic., chemistry, inidwttery , botany, tk c 4e. by'those eminent professors, Drs. Motiroi Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and trust shall not be deemed picsumptuous to saying that run. proficiettcy and lequirements are not imantsiiterable. Havinti icr a long series of years.macie Venereal Complaints, and the VilrioUs Ait,caies of Debility, the particular ()Ojai of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed twat we have acquired superior ktioa , ledge of their treatment and cure. I n s atgtai..tnit feCant cases of itstetlion a perfect re-establishment is co:tiptoed in the short period !if two days and 111 'those or 'the utmost in. reteracy, where Ofhcl.iffiff3ltt.illefs have failed of success, proper petseveratice in our plan of treatment ensures to the parirnt, a sate aid radical cure. Amidst:the melancholy variety of tliPardors which-are the (Mitts tat a Habit kog and most on:iapioly piits u e ,t by the c:tutti ot hot resexes, there are none 111 , ife itlarioo4 err Itiore t ii, t res;ing toao those deficiencies anti 'debilities which fre— quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To s u c k pets ms it must've . a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infailible rnllcteof - treatment, be restore,i to that greatest of all hint nm bleSsings, a strong, man' V, anti vigor ous constitution. in all • cases ut debility from Whatever c ause arising, a s well as in'every species of venereal infection,. may bc.chr,,,,fteft hypo-two!, of rit hat sC?f, with the greats. est secrecy scat honour. flours 1.. (41111 , A1 itlitiLln at h o ne 40 , 11 ' telltc) tar ,„ , ,,,,t'0 m 06 nu rise eveiong till to ar , Patients in tfle cyuntry ale le4uested to state rho particu. jars tit their cast, age, and general naoit of living, eLc. 4,.c. .closing a remitit'ance tor advice anti tr.eureines, when the ;aide will he given, orsent.to any' part or the kingdein. To ensure that secrecy so c..:sential to our undertakine, t:ic onstage of letters !nay be added to the :let:tit/or tor-Muni Glue i. . CUR It I 'and Sithiernai, No., 1,7. I tat ton7-ganlen t-11* Mes r s, eartie, anti Co. nave Certificates iron the above leSpettarre I rotctsaors of London and Eiiiithurgh, tot the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which 'they per. t . itied the duties assigned them 'during the tune ta..ited their Lectures snit Praaice. • 01 pii to TO Tr.IOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. , . No. 0, New 1:31 , 14e-street, London. linNottutu SIR, Edinburgh, March lg. BEG leave to inforni you, that ever since the, yea' , 1790.. I had been afflicted with the Lure Venerea • which, from it,s obstinately resisting et`ery course of medicine proscribed. hy theinost Asuinent. cii t'...ts faculty , here; and an., dergoing several severe couree of , alivatiots, and twice -dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the twist inveterate nature. In the spring of last year. my disorder had got to s'uchru head, as nearly to put a period to my existence--1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,' one on each arm, - Old my legs were broke out in a fright ftil manner; .soy righLwas tkeatlftilly painful, and had been in a state of olceration for the last seven Years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was eery Much discoloured, 111111'gwe nc_ such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in lied, as nearly to dePrivr nie of rest ; in this lamentable state, •I . was recommended by (who received so great a titre by sheaf here, to take emir Leake's Patent Pills, which I begtin to do on the Wth of May ; in tho course of a fortnight I,began to re,:eive bent:tit—in little more than it month the ulcers on my head and arm; were soundly healed— soon after, the sures un my lens healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable dlieolonratlon is the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, bribe blessing of “od, .and a little l o n ge r perseverance iu your invaluable Aledi.,ine, subsided the nodes dispersin.-, the Shin regaining its I.atural hue, and the nocturnal pants gradually going thus beeante. by your liberel advice and medicine, pi , rfeetly•free froM all my former custplaints—have recovered my former spirits anti strength, land mu become jolly and fit, in which state i g , g euntiotred nony.montlis to the :c- , tomislnueut of all who I; lien me, I ain at a lass in what tern to expres; any gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my also as piiotic as possible, as I shall on, every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, you grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALE XI. MURK-ER. Samna's C lose, Bigh-slreet, Edinburgh; Ni`itises ; to the above care John ThOniti.>tiii, NO:8; Niti-IN‘.t,- Edinburgh ; - - Jghti'M'lntosb,.oo Assolubiy C:l44=e, Edinburgh, LOR, 'Member of the Royal Coll ege of Surgeon., at his Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, .I‘,/lONTA T S AY . Itonse, `o. f), New Bridge-street, London; Where, after a constant reshlerice of inure than 38 years, in a practice parti• cularly direci e d to the care of Venereal Consfiltiot and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrec , which men of- his profession ghoul(' always oh.;erve in such cares. he flatters himself the advice and .4,-i,tance gratnittinsll adininisteis to Persons tithing thi, 3f v, ill he etneolpe hy a discerning, Public, as an Ka Vitllt.lpt 44,1,1010 attainable, grid void ;if all ambiguity. Also goli t by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, itt the Per; inner's,.No. 3.5, v. street `l'e►ll-tttall ; the Toyshop, No: 103, Oxford-s vet ; 11 r. Disborougli',s, No, I,by 7 ' 11,5 h-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, tioot h bridgii Edinliurc-h ; 'll r. \I Donald, C letgoo• ; f. Caliwe i 111( lt's, Dublin • , one per*on in eiery ol is iderable ci' town in Great and Ireland, iu boxes of only ..I*, catli,stiutiped,, an d sea l e d pp. with full mu! plebs diruotiow,, Whereby persons of either sex inay cure thenistives with ease, speed, secrecy, anti safity . N. B. Every Box,*old in Great-Britain is sealed up with a Stalllll, oti which, by favour of the coniatissionera., is priutOd, at the. Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 0, New Bridge-street.— to iseitate which is Felony, and mliotbels are couuterfeit. IMPERIA L AMENT. HOUSE OF PEI...RS, TUESDAY, JULY 6. • f‘tISCELLANEOUS. -The itsiyal Assent was given. by ComMis,ion . to the Loan` Funding,, the Irish Malt Duties, and the Local Militia Pay and Clothing Bills, and to two ethers of a private or local description. The ',Oats Commissioners week, the Archbishop CsNrc . s.- nv, the Loin) Cu ANCI:LLOIt, Lord Wats t NCilt. , At 'flia House then adjournol, fur itAllie Iliac, during, pleasure: O n its resumitu.r, The .trish . Catholic Officers Exemption. the Dublin ':-zotall Debts, the Appr,priation, Dover Pilots, blirsa Duties, and a few other Bills were bruoght sip iron, the Coiiiitions iiy Ltj4iIISGTUN, Mr. .I.ICKSIiN, Mr, J.,ocEDART, and other Mem bers, atid , Severally read is first thin% The first-ineationed Bill was, on the motion of hi* Grave of Nourot.F., ordered to be printed. lie observed, at the saute time, that it was nearly a transcript of the Bin seat down Ir; their Lordships 1 and which, from the awal conAis tutlonal jealousy as to parts of its• pr.)%isions, to pe nalties., was objected to by that [Luse, awl t Up t tits oloceil in consequence. The Bills upon the table were fore-hrlcd is their tea; ,so,tes. .`i.inong these the • :••;•°,.• 1>; lati c ia• BM, and the Us Inc'ery were read a third time, and passed. The Annuities Registration Bill in a Cornioittet, the to;fgOtiotrof Lord Rthiesdale, some trirtli 41014:11thittlatS• 1 . 9 be reported to-morrow: - Their Lordships judgnient in the Scuts Cause Munrcie, and Others v.: Coutts and Co. wa.t on, the motion ; of the Lunt, CnANeLt.noa, deferred till tu-murruw. • lIEL;STON ELELTION BILL. On the question for the se.cond reod* of the Hellestone Election Bill, some conversation on the subject between his - Grace of Nottyor,. and.thc Luau CLINICELLON too place. The Noble and Learned Lord adverted to-ate . impropriety, of their Lordships legislating oil StiOt a measure, without any evidence .whatever he fore them as to the alleged facts, or data on which the Bill was avowedly- founded. lie referred to the case of the Aylesbury Election Bill, respect ing which, evidence, regularly sworn anti exit.- mined at the liar, was adduced ; a circumstance which, perhaps, the Worthy. Sojeant at Arms had occasion to rennunbur. Though.the p resen t men . sure, as the Noble., Duke sternest to think, was not, in one sense, an infliction of pains and penal ties, yet as the elective franchise was proposed to ,Ue e;tended, as in the Stockbridge ease (a. point . on. which some eminent Friends ul the Noble Duke had expressed a decided opinion) perhaps in a certain point of view, it might be conceived how far the present. measure partook of such a !character. He was therefore of ' o pi n i on , that until the House could proceed on the Bill i question in such a way, its consideration were better deferred. A result of this hind, after some farther discussion between those Noble Peers, seeming.to meet the Sense of the House, the Bill was not then farther proceeded 'upon.. Stone routine business being disposed of, their Lordships Adjourned till to-morrow. lIOUSE OF CO,NDIONS, . . • The Ijoyal Aisent was given by to the /riot . , I)i:tillr!'Y hill, therunding Debt Bill, and the Militia !Lit. Tlieltonian Catholic Bill, the Duljiin Small Debts Dili, the • Diner Pilot 1311, the Consolidated nind • Bill,. the V,)ce of Credit Bill, the Salt Bill, the Royal Canal Bill, the Inland Navigation Dill, the Silk Bounty the Spirit 1.) ty 13111, were read a third time, and pi4St.'d. Mr. Cot.t: presented an Aetiontit of the Dishursetuerft of the Margate Harbour, which was ordered to lie upon thti . . The third relding of the WV:Mg - ton Estate Bill was put off until to-morrow. The itepoits of the Royal Cargill 13111, the Ship Ownerg lief Bill, and Earl Nelson's g,tate , . Bill, were brooglit and ordered to be read it third time to-morrow. 'The•Westglinster Hosting , Bill was coiumitted, aiid tle report ordered to he received to•nonrowi Lord OSSULSTO wished to know whether a progress had been made by the Committee ap pointed early in the Session to examine the pa .pers' relative to the Civil Listi-and whether it , 'was intended to bring forward any proposition upon the subject thi3 Session:? Sir TIiONIAS COURTNEY said, the Committee would meet finally to-morrow, for the pnrpose cat making up their Report.. It never WO the ititeti than to submit any proposition upon the subject this Session. • The further consideration of the India Bill'was postponed till to-morrow. • . • fir _WnAttroN moved, that the house do to morrow resolve itself into a Committee, to eottii (ler of the claims of Mr.:John Palmer. The SPEAKER said it was probably the intention to wove for a grant of money to Mr. Palmer: lie ‘vished• to know if it sva recommended by the Crown ? 190 rd CASTLEREAGH said he bad no objection t(/ the Committee. ITINERANT AUCTIONEERS. oinm a S ie ir ßill. ryas a a first time, and ord e r e t to b e read Mr. Loc.:KHAKI. said, it was his inte n ti on to move for leave to bring in La bill for the put pos e or putting a stop to th e p rac tic es of Itinerant Anctioneers. 'The first regitiation he should pro- pose wotila go prevent Auctioneers from sellin,r, gotLsn high had not remained in the pkue in' sale for a 'certain time. The second would go to prevent them from selling. under au tu., : noutt . w‘nue. Another clause would have for its **jeer to prevent 'a fraudulent de;,eripeion r proper:it; Also that Auctioneers snooiii not take ow; i tc h: cense- for the porpo3o selling any purtte u. t I to pre yew t wo o r three months prHLious to. the injuri ousle I tt3 the lair trader, frOill Itine James rant Auctioneer s,. P ro therpe, Mr. Franklin Lewis the " Alter a. few remarks fr i ) e t ns t y ie wa l „ h g e i l ‘ i , e e ti n ti t e o r, andttring , k.hancellor Second 01444 to-morrow. A isleisage 'was brought from, the. Lords, agrot, ink; to se-e ra t p u bli c .u.i4 priv a t e Bills, for ' , Which ace th.e Lords. On the motion or Aiderinen ATKINS, the fur-