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f , • . • ‘v• • ' o # t. • t ' C *.* " . 'tit t. • ' ' -11 • •:-"- * 4 4111 S' 1•_ . . . Pl y: tnilBER 4628.3 TiU R &,DA Y, JULY O p I [PRICE slxpENbii VAUXHALL. This Day was published; • In Two Volumes, 061avo, price Os. in boards, A New Edition, being the Fifth, oi• IMPERLTL PARLIAMENT. Under the Patronageof His Royal Highness the'Pßl NC E of WALES. MO -MORROW EVENING, July 17, will be a GRAND GALA and FIRE-WORKS. Admission Three Shill4igs. Doors open at Seven , and the Concert begins at Eight C NOUSE OF PEERS. ELEMENTS of CHAISTTAN 'THEOLOGY _ . Containing Proofs ot' the Authenticity and inspiration Of the Holy Scriptures; a Summary Of the Histoty of the Jews ; a Brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and New TestamentS; a short AceOUnt of the English* Translations of the Bible,• and of the Liturgy-of the Church of England; and , a Scrlptural'Exposition df the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. , By GEORGE TOMLINF. (late 1 3 1ZETYNAN), - D.D. F. It .S. Lard Bishop 'of 'Lincoln. • Designed principally for the Use of Young SttidentS in Divinity. • Printed for T. Catlett' and W. Davies, Strand'; Rivington, St. Paul's Church'-yard ; White,' Fleet-street ; Hatchard, .Piccadilly; Lunn, Soho-square; Deighton, Cambridge ; and Cooke and Parker, Oxford. • *** The First Volume, being an Introduaion to the stitity of the' Bible, is printed separate, in raino. price 45. • As above may also be laad, Three Charges delivered by his Lordship to the Clergy of the. Diocese of Lincoln, at the Vi sitations, in 1794, iSoo, and iBo3. WEDNESDAY, JULY i'fj. . . . . . . - . In the Appeal 'Wilson and_ Others i , . Alo.Btidei and °tilers, Sir S. Bowllly was heard for the Apel lant.—TO be further heard to-morrow.. , • FOURTH NIGHT of the NEW PERFORMANCES.. ASTLE .WEST.MINSTER.BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of We LEi and Duke of Y OK K. 'HIS EVENING, also To-tinirrow'and Satur day, 4th time, TIG HT. ROPE DANCING, CLOG BORNPIPE, and the ECCENTRICITIES of the Tlvo CLOWNS. Fourth - time, Divers EQUESTRIAN ;;X -FACISES,'. NEW PERFORMERS, HORSIIS,.CAPA -1::ISONS, &c.• and from the uncommon approbation be - 'stowed on the Military Piece. called TILE BRAVE COS. SACK, introducing War Manczuvres,.Horse anu Foot, Field of Battle, &c. it will be continued a few Evenings longer. After which, fourth time, Turkish Performances on the SLACK WIRE, and the famous FLYING HIGH LANDER'S HORSEIVIANSHIP. To conclude with an entire Neiv Comic 'Pantomime, 'with new, splendid, and appropriate Scenery, Maehinery, Me ehanical Changes. &c. called TELEMACH US ;. or, HARLEQUIN AND CALYPSO. Doors to be opettc_d at Half past Five, to begin at Half past Six.--Se c on t l i!'iiciat Halt p_ast Eight. - Boxes 4s. Second 'Price 25.— P it as. Second Price rs, Gallery Ls., Second Pike 64. Places to be takedof Ma. 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Printed for Longfnan, Burst, Roes, and Orme, Fatuous. ter , row ; and W. and I.,i)eas, ,Eflinbtirgh. • Oh the motion for the third readin4 . of this Hill, Lord SUFFOLIt entered into a variety itotiget vat Tespeaitig the topics that: had. previously been dio- . cUssed.on;former occasions, the Catholic Qii.stion, the 1 hair of the Dardanelles, the 'lnsurrection ot Vellore,. &C. upon hick he expatiated for some time, till he was reminded by Lord BAWItESBORY, that the nollle Lord trint have misundetSthod what was the question belt the House •ffiHIS Work ontains a Refutation of the Prinoi .l. pries ofl3erkley, Drummond, and others, with regard fri the nou:.existence of Matter. it also contains an - Inquiry Oncerning the Powers .and Properties of Matter. ' Whether these have been Eternal, and are sufficient of themselves to account for the various phenomena of Nature. .The Exist. ence of the Deity is demonstrated on grounds not hitherto attended to, and the question of Almighty Power is exa mined. The Doarine of free - will is maintained, on new Principles, by considering the. Human Passions as a source of setion in themselves, indeperientniany motives arisihg from the Material World. • 111 R. PINKERTON's MODERN GEOGRAPHY; New and Enlarged Edition. This bay was publistwd, in Three large Volumes, Quarto, with numerous Maps, drawn , 'under••the dire;:tion of - the 'Author, and forming an Universal Modern AtlAs. price 61.65. in boards,, a new E:lition, greatly enlarged, Vol 1. containing Europe, Vul. 1 t. Asia, Vol. 111. America and Africa; MODERN' GEOGRAPHY. A besceiption of the Empires, Kingdums,'Statcs, and Colonies ; with the Oceans, SeaS, and Isles, in oil parts of the World;, eluding the ~mpst.recent Discoye:i.:s, and political Altera. (ions, digested on a new Plan. • " , TtIy•JOHN PINKERTON. • • The Astronomical Introditaion, bi the Rev. S. Vince, A.M. F.R.S. and Plurnian Professor of Astronorny and Ex perimeioal Philosophy, in the University of Carnbridsc. To the whOldis added, a Catilogue , ulthe best Maps and Books of TraVels :in all; languages, anti ample Index. Printed for T.:Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and Long man, Hurst, Rees, and Ounc, Paternoster-row. • 01whom may also:be KAI, An Abridgment of the.above Work, tbr.the.Useof.Schools and Young Persons, in one largo:vol. Svo. with a Svlection of the most useful Maps, Carefully cdpied frOm those in the 4to edition, second edition, price 125. • • • • After which, the third reading of the Bin wds agreed to, and the House adjourned. " The Author of this ,•Wiatk„while be; advances no trines that will appear very strange.. to the gperality of Readers, evinces such a ,strength of mind, and such talents for argil'. mentation, as must stamp a.value upon any of his- prodne. Lions."--" In the. preceding Review, it has been out aim to inform our I:elders fully of .thd contents of this Work, the most original that has lately come under our eye."-41onthly Repository; March and May, 111.7. • iiOUSE OF COJ[MUNS; WEDNEIDAY; JULt 15. The SPEAKER. acquainted the House, that he hail received a letter from Lord Viscount Mahon, w!io had been returned for \Vendover and, Kingston; in which his Lordship declared that he made nis elec tion, to servo for, Wendover.-r:A•new Writ Wai or dered for Kingston thus vacated. • The House resolved itself, into a Committee on the Naviga'tion Acl, in which, on the nidtion Mr. flost , ,,,it was resolved that leave should be given to bring in a Bill to empower his Majesty to grant per- . mission to all States in amity with him to import Naval Stores into this Country. _ ARMY. CAPTAIN: in a most unexceptionable egi ment of Two Battalions, is desirofts of Eic.hangiug to the. Half-pay, without receiving the DiOrctice. APPIy - by Letter to Capt. 0. Mr. Place' Army Clothier, Charing.Csoss. ''TROTTER ON NI DISEASES;":&e. .I.)ay was published, • „ , In One Vol, Ayo. price 75. boards, A VIEW ofthe NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Ai. Being a Prklical Inquiry into the increasing•P reva knee, Prevention, and Treatment of those; Diseaseircomninn I y called Nervous, Ililious r: Stonnielt and Liycr:coMplainte, Indigestion, Low Spirits, Gout, &c. • Ily T: TROTTER, MAY.' Late Physician to his Majesty's:Fleet - formerly Physician to the Royal Hospital at Haslar, &c. &v. • • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Qppc;Paterhos ter-rollt. Of whom may be had, by the same Author T. MeilichuvNit.itic4; .an Essay on the Oiseases.oeSeamen. 1413 Vols. Yo. pric‘t Jl, 35. boards. 2. An Medical; Philosophical, and Cherilleal, on Iy runkenness,. • and its' &Weds on the Unman Body. 'lle , ad Edition. One vol. tivo, pri..o is„ hoards. . • - ARMY. ACAPTAIN in a GARRISON BATTALION wishes to Exchange to Half-pay, without the:Differ ence. Apply by Letter only, post paid, to Captain G. Mr. Dague's, 32, lermyn-ktreet. The House having been resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to=morrow. .A4r. , LW. 'Y NNE brotight up. the Report .of Committee appointed to examine into the State of Criminal and Pauper Lunatics in Great Britain. The Report was , ordered to . be .printed ; .after a few wordsfrom:Mr. WY NE, who said that it had been vit.ishc;cl to include Ireland And Scotland in the; measure adviSed by the Committee, but that it .had been deemed advisable to leave any proposition ou. this subjedt to be brought fortrd by those,who, were better acquainted with the circumstances of those two. countries, STATE LOTTERY FOR CHILDREN AND YO.l:Nc • Thia Day was,published, pritels. 6:t. The'Third Edition or A : MBROSE and ELEANOR or, The Adyen.; tures . of Two Children deserted on an uninhabited tad. • 'Translated from the Frentli,., with Alterations, Ntlapting it to the perusal of Youth.' . , By LUCY PEACOCK, Author of the Visit fora Week, Vic. &c. Priaited ft* 1. 'Willson, and I. Harris, St..PatiPs Church yard; It. and L. Peacock, 'at the juvenile i.ihrary, No. 2 5 ,, I street; C. 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CH.;• the Leading Doctrines of the Church of Rome, in a series of Discourses, preached at Nishopwearmouth, in the Ye,artSo6 . ; being a Compilation frOM Seeker; and others 'lnterweven With the Sentiments Atid: Remarks tit' the Preaolver, and , containing a. Reply to Mr. Des Mahis's Book, " The Truth or the Catholic 'Religion proved from the Holy ScliPtures : ". With Notes. , ;Non Eloquentite, sed Vetit.ttls fiducia suscepiho.: opus. LACTANT. By the Rev. G EORG F. S';i*Er'H.F.i4 s o'l 4 ,;l\ l . A. Vicar of Kelloe, Curate 0C Bishop wCaritioiltlt, ;Durham ; and formerly Fellow of .Magdalen eollegleciookford ßivin 'Printed for the Author , . and soil ,LAY F. c. mull. tou, No. 62, St. Paul', aurch.yardi b:;• Bt•oksellers of Oxford, Carnli*ridge, Newcastle, 6:c tt;:c... Mr. HusKtssoN brought id a Bill for granting to his Majesty a certain Sum of Money to be raised by. Lottery. Read a first, and ordered to be read a se coed time to-morrow. • - .This,Pay was published,... •. 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This littleiVolume, which is designed for the'use of per sons who have:lost 'began'to learn tht' French - language, 13 composed of F.x.tradls item French W:ritersadf, reputation, Who are distittstu,iShed by .thei.pp.opriety frind,-,uletiOpess. of Mr, Murtay..has,cxercised his usual cau. ti nion their bao s ti e ltt n i t in these selettidn's • lrildhis Vitplariations, pi liv a ge n til i n l t i t x n' , of the idiomaticat E xpressions and difficult v limes m il l ich•occur in , the•Extraels, arc well calcukated to bimility, and consequently to facilitate, the study of the language."—A'nti-lac 6 hin . Review, April,' tBo7. -.1, The larger Whirl: (to 'Which this is an I ntrOduaionY was composed of ii.xtraels ; ttcrn a great variety of the first classi cal Writers of the Augpstan age,of hrenciv,Literature ; atul w i fivilh pleasure observe, that in every part of the present tertbrinatice, as welt ai of the Ledeur Franpis'the Author has paid"-great,attentioo to the metals of the Student. Not a tentimeut ~ has beep admitted which can hurt the moat de l ticate mind'; anti in'inany of the'pieCcs piety and virtue arc, .01ated in the *mst andable..and fattraCtive poihts of view."— Gmtlemmis Magazine, Ai.par, 180 7 . • • -• • . t)f Vic; same Booksellers maybe had, the latest Editions of alt the.nther Works Ofthesiameltuthiir, . Mr. Hoenousa brought, up the Report - of the Commit,tee* on the King's Message, relative to the. Queen's House at Frogmore. On the 'Motion for , the. second reading of the Resolution Mr. Anna signified hlS:Royal Highness the Vrince of Wales's acquiescence, in it. The Resolution was then agreed to near. Con. and a Bill ordered accordingly; Mr. Y gave notice, that on Wednesday se'll nightle would move for leave.to bring in a Rill', to Repeal the existing Eletiion Laws in Ireland, for ‘. the purpose of substitution of others. 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The secui;it httition, price 4s. bound; • , MI - LE KNIGHT of the - ROSEi an! =Allegorical 1 1 Tale, tietiigned . tbr the Amusement andiMaqtl Instruc,: tion of Nouth. 0 -. _ • , 13y,LUCY, tAC9C;,:.. - • 1 The following - Account o r this Work is 'given in they Monthly iteVieW , : - • - , ~ " The ptincipal Hero of this Piece, the Khight 4 .the : -1 Rose, undertakes the destruction of the - P owert ul Faify and f ] cess, to Whose fascinating chatins sO'inally a tho vice% and miseries of Mankind are to be ascribed. A ftarivoiatts advert.; lures tke Hero brings ~the Shield of TeMpetant . c. i n t o the bower of the FaitY, and the people are released from, her en. chantment. - We'lhay fairly . prontisc Itum•theptilisill mud% useful instruction and amusement." 'f. , ..,: .. ,:,,;'' -Printed 6;11,1. lohnson.,and I, Harris, .S.t...P•auPs cliniett,-, , yard; R. and L. Peacock, _2 59 , Oxf o rd-street ; and • 11. Ta:, 1 hart, New Bona-street.. Where may be had, Miss PirleoCleii I s . other Works for Young Persons. . . . , • On the. Motion of the SECRETARY at WAR, the Half-pay and CompassiOnate List Bill was, read .a second time,, and -ordeted to be Committed on Mon. day. r. Leaeur Francois, 2d"Rditiciti, corretied, priiiti.ts. 6d. 2 .•.A.A45t.8 00 4. lot;Children, 4th Eilit,.,eill.trged, Oct. .I , o,Englisli Spelling-book, 6th Ecjit. ts., 6d. An - EViglish Grantittat, isth Edit. Sintiroved,'3t. t. An Abridgment of the Grammar, tSth Edit. ts. 6. English Exercises. j tth 41ift.•en1;irged,t1s,'. 6 4 ,1 • 7. li.etto the: Exercises 9th, Edit. improved, 21. S. Introdudign to the Readei, sth Edit. 3s. O. hie Englitsh Reader, 7th Edit. 4s. •..i 1.9.!:.4eRt431 to theiteader, id Edit. much httPrOVedi 4s. Mt,,V.imver,of Religion, 13th Edit. enl4rAed.., a5..6,0, Sir T.,Towroti gave notice, that he would to morrow move for a Return of the Effeaive Strength of the Volunteer force. 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Front the MeitiZal and Cliirurgi,:al The general Reader will here,tind.; fund; et.iptursting., inforro4tioll:.o l the most interesting of subjeas, conveyed in a style of pecu liar iseetnesi arid criergy, We , hitve no doubt that the•ptesent .Y.fprk conies from the pen of Dr. Ileddoes." _ . „.. . ,• This' Month will he published. In Two vois, Svo. vt!ith,a Map of thecpuntry, r r RAVELS iu . SOUTH ANIERICA during the 'Years 1801, 1802, tBC)3,` and - 18'i)4; containing - a Descrip tion of the Capt.iin- Generalship of Caraccas,,And an Account of the Discovery, Contiuest, Topography, I.e7 . ,islatuie, Conn merce, Finance,. and Natural 4' roduetiOns. ot, the Country 'with a Vi,:w of the Manners and Customs of the Sparor(ii and the Native Indians. , ' liy F. DEPONS. 'Late Agent to the French Govcmmen t t at Caraceal. --. • Transhavi from the l'renc.h. • ' ?tinted for Longman now Rees ana Orme, Paternos tet-rom • YOUNG's - N . .kTURAL OSOPHY. This Day was published, in Two : large V015•..4t0, illustrated with 58 Plates , containing Figures, price l.rsa. in b~is. A COURSEI:of:•LECTURESi on :NATU.RAL andithe 111 F. CFI (tN L ARTS. By TKOMXS YOUNG, 114:1)'. t..S. Member 'Of-Vitaititel- Colle4e, Cambridgei“hte- Professor of Natural Philosophy.in the Royal .1 nsti Infirm. , • , Printed , fur I—lolinson, St, Paul's: Church-yard. The Vick; V,Ulttipe, cubsists of Sixty popular Lieturzs an Theoretical and Pratfiral tvfechanis..s . ;.'the - fUMianic `Art:l and MarrufiCtutos; on , Hytiraulics - Pneumatics, Acoustics; Ppticsi•Mtroonly,qcosPlN'i Ivlagoe7 tisin, Meteorology and Natural . . filstok_y, ° and on the °His tory of fltc leverai t bnitiches 'The Second Volurne contains the 'Elements of Mathes unties, with their ,application. lu. o'o4l4r:toe of Natural : Philosophy; a systematical CatilOgtfe of Books, and Me. inotr.S . biking to all the Subjeds oaf itteteetitres, with oc casional ExtraCts and Remarks ; a ColleCtion of Miscella; nentis Papers, „geprinted; with Additions; and Corrections; and a copious.l.ntlex. of the whole Work. This Day ; was publishd, , 7 . , In Three Vols. Svo. price iI. 7s. in boards, The Second Edition of AI'ORTR AITURE 'of QUAKERISM : • tak6n front a View of the Moral Education, Discipline, 0414. cellar ,Customs.' iteligiousr Principles, Political and Civil Economy, and,Charatter 'Atha Society of Friends. • By Trios: et,A RKSON, M. A: • Author of , severarEsSays , On thesubjed of the Slave Trade. Printed for Longman, thirst, gees, and Urine, Paternos ter-row. • " Mr. Clarkon has rendered. An important service to the .cotinuunity by the faitlitill delineation which he has exhibit ed of the education, sentiments, manners, .customs,;and (ifs ,cipline,of the Society. -Wc have'porused his Volumes with pleasure, and have been inStruned by many of the observa tions ;'and we discover in the whole a vigour of thought and a depth!ofrefietlion which Wong to no ordinary man." 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Abortion or Miscarriage :Indispositions attendant on Asthma Pregnancy , •,• Appetite, Loss of Barrenness juvenile Indiscretion llitious Complaints • Lowness of Spirits C hlo.rosis or ti teen Sickness Menstrual .F:vacuations Cnild-bearing Nervous Diseasc4 Consumptions ' Onanism, or Seeto Vedery Eemale Diseases 'Pregnancy fits • , • Phthisis, or cough Fluor Albus, or Whites . Rheumatism Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula . • t; Teets Seminal Wcaknesies Gonorrhcea . Scurvy Hypochondria, or.ldelan- I Turn of Lit.; choly Complaints _ &c. Ere. To winch , iilaiderfr an Es . say on the Venereal' Disease, G.leets, and. Seminal Weitknesses. The whole illustrated .and intersper&ed with a variety of authentic tads never Le. 'fore published. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. ..• • . The Author is, proud to, coot*, that he bas been assisted by inany . eininent litprari inediral men, to whose labours and 'assistance he is,nitlLli indebted ; they, ris well as hilitself, have tried the ren edies . prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and powerful efficacy ; Orders given. to any,llookselier in Town or Country for Solorrion's Guide to Health," will be dilly executed at only 35. each et:l)y, free of 'carriage. For the very excellent charatter of this ilool4 Ace the different Reviews. London: Prima for the ,Authior ' and sold by Mathews - and Leigh,-No. •Strand ; H. 1). Synt , ods, Pater -tiester.row ; also by all 4JOk wllcri in the Unitad Kinguoin,„ .COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Various Estimates relative. to . ,the Irish Catholic Seminary, the , . , aitack ~D epartment, &e.. having been ..referred to the . Committee of Supply, the House resolved itself into the Committee . ; in which the following Sums were voted to his Majesty For the Barrack Department of Great Britairt for the yeat an 4 ` •" " i 0 6 72 37 ,For the extraordinary Expenses Of the Commissary General's Department - - 841,526 For-the Captains of the second Swedish Convoy , I 0046 For Pavingi, Cleansing, and Lighting the St reets o f Dublin (Irish currency) . 10,090 For the' Expenees of Irish Etetlion Petitions - 3,408 111 r. FOSTER, in Moving that the sum of 13,0.601. (Irish currency) be granted for defraYini the expenses of - Roman catholic Seminaries lit. hula, entered into a t long statement on the subj. The, additional sum of 50001. by which double the usual number of Catholic Clergy would be educated-at Maynooth, had been voted by the late Parliament on the reeornruendation of the late Administration. On inquiry, it had been found that a considerable part of Mat sthn had already been advancecl.4, that buildings were in . a great state of forwardness, and that if therefore the vote was now reduced to its Original state, the 80001. would be very mach infringed up . on by these circumstances. It wax on this account that he now proposed the sum of 13,0001. to be voted for these purposes; but he begged to be un derstood as by nu means pledgin himself to rep zil t such st proposition in any succeeding year. . . ELLIOTT defended the conduct of the late .Admiatistratiou, having recommended to Yarlia This Day was Published, l-lidsomelir printed in Three Volarttes, 4to. and illustrated by a Niap and Genealogical Tables, price 51. is. in boards, a very.few Copies on Royal Paper, prke St. Ls. in Wards, TE-I - USTORY of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA, from tlip Foundation of the Monarchy, by Ithodolph of Ilapsbnigh, td the Death of Leopold the Second: iatS to 79 2 . •I3y WILLIA,Ii COXE, F:R.S. F.A.S. 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