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~'larti, V 1 - I • A," :t rif rly 0A4.7. • ei• , 421 . 7 Z 22 . • "tr' /:4060''''''N'A'" • ~~ k f tt i t..l L.- _ 91-s% ,-; Tai riga 0, qt/rIP,M FR 1 4Y, FEBRUARY 20, 1807. NUAIBER 4503.] [PR: CE - SI 'PE E. Ththe PROPRIETORS of EAST INDI4..STOCK.. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, F 173. 26, 1807 . LADIES A.ND GENTLEMEN,. ANIMATED in the tnoit sensible manner by rrHE CO AMP SSIONERSibr ricTLIALLING the repeated assurances of support which I continue to 11 IS ill .17E. N Ydo .berebv give Notice, fiat deceive, T rt - iu - st again - express my warrne-,t gratitude for such • ch ruesdly, tb, id of March nerr, they will be ready 0 receive ad;litbinar and disinterested marks, of layour. • . ' TenierA, in writing ( waled up), and feeatfi.r Fon? Hundred Tons I hive already humbly .subtr4ted to you iny.pretensions of Genuine O \ T r 9 be d levtred, I;46:Hundred and fill it seat in the-Directron The IXPenefle of a great por:. p',:p y tons ,ta ilis .ITaie‘6l's s,‘„-et iii Dep.icrd,. ti,ai of my lite in the• Company's service; o , nbined With cll- I. ± unit One flandred a,:,1, T;,,tv into 'bole ai Pijlnuth; • One • tile leisure, constitute the-grounds of those pietenst6iti; more 1-I,oflierec,l 1:11), ber . 1 Idij One Mow& after -1 cannot otter, and more lam sure )ou do not ro.quire in.a 2nar4.—/leta J6r gni: Hundred Tont, of lILACK Ski YRN a, . • Candidate, to enable him to d'ii;cliiirge the duties - ot this im. • or, I, IKI A RA ISTNS, 10 be anritrit . able to Stamp/es 10 be pottant -station •' but-I in 4 y, I trust, witiw)ur presumption, prodnced te . ,:e • rePide'rs. ; and! to ke ,lelivered One 11:20 The, eOf give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my -- sue ! ig.a*For-rwkid,,i,td the retnah•-irr in a :14 , ,,tt0, iut. llis cess (and the reeewiod.l have met w ith h i ill y canvass leaves Platt Alliiig.S•tore, at:Dept f; e rd bd,,e-iret:ti , ined; ‘ the wita, to. be me do room, to doubt it) my abirity shall be exercised, to the ! . 14id for 15 Bills, paya4le,._wi.'b ltilerest , ninety days after date,: utmost, and the whole of my tune be devoted to the C ondi t i ons Co • • • h e . The of the 41Fathmay be seen at e..ectetaly s meld of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East. • . . India Company. - • Ogre. • ~ - • I trust that those Proprietors to Whom I have tfot vet paid No reord be had to aly Tender in which the Price shall • • my respetts. will hot impute the apparent neglect to any' 1 not be 1/note:l tn. wart ar le,gth; m' that rb.il! not be delivered to other than the real cause, the cktensiveness of the Canvass. 1 :the Board .4t . foi‘e One • a'Clock on tie said Tuesday, the 3d of IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ACTED BUT ONCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'PTO-MORROW EVENING, February 21, 1607, 11. will bc-pertornied THE CURFEW. ' • "The . Music comp , .sed by Mr. A-r - rwoop. NORMA VS: Hugh De Tracy; Mr, BARRYMOKE • .• Robert, Mr. HAN N :TER ; -Bertrand, Mr H. I D DONS ; Walter, Mr PENLEY; - - Philip, Mr` . EYRE :Dunstan. Mr. COOKE ; Matilda, Mrs POW E ; ' bliss DUNCAN. DANE 3 ritzhardi ,g, Mr. F,L LI STUN; Armstrong, Mf. PALMER; • • Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS H ai nan, Mr. CARIES.• tindiiii--:Mmrs. MALL, F I SHE I.:, EVANS, RHODES. Win aGlee, and' Citrus of Banditti. The Prologue to be sprAten by Mr BATLEY, Anti the pilogue '). Miss DUN CAN. .OUSE OF PSERS, . The told) CITANCELLO,II, ' Lqrd and . r.ord AuoNLA.mt". sat as k,oinmisitoners, and *l)otiFtfa the Royal Assent to several 'Mtge and rate Bills, among whi'cli were the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Irish Militia Sec ice Bill, the :,-jai , . cl.l Yarn gill, the Army zinc! Navy Seduetion B I], the Indetimity Bill, the Controverted ill, the alrrack Commissioner:3' Bill, the c:ipe of Gobd Hope Trade Bill, Bowyer's Lottery Bill s Lord De Danstanville's Indemnity Bill, &c. The Nes.vioundland Fishery 13ill was reSd a SeCoiid... time and ordered to be committed. ' . . 1 have the honour to h 2, • ~.. Ladies and Gentlemen, • • • Your most obedient and obliged horrible Servant, Birchin-lane, Feb. it, 1130. . ROUEKT ‘V 1 1..1.1AM5. . • , M a rch next, n,r s f ;dets Persoa wido makes the rendei; er .pine Peron in his 6 4 1).,5U at4t)ids ansii'er qcht , 'called fol. Lez ) was heard for the nespondent, iii thi Appeal Meickle against Dick:, and the further hear ing was deterred until to-morrow. The judgment on the Appeal, Lewis against Mor gan, was also deferred to the same day.—AdjOUrned. TEIE DEVIL TO PAY. 10b,04i, DowToN - • • , .And Nell, NlisS D.t.lNCA ' N's. • Boxesi6s, • Second rice 3s. - 35. 6c1.. Second Price as. as. Second l'rce is. —tipper Gailery Is. - Se cond Price 6d. No Mtrney to be returned. Places fiir the 11:.ixeisnio be taken at the 130 X-race, in Little R.U4e:-street. Tne Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six -- On - Monday, The Curlew ; with Tekeli. - THhATRF. RUV\L, CON) Nl' GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, Pebrttary f3l, 1807, .1 will he performed • THE WHEEL OF FORTI.7IITE. The Hon. ML tempest, Mr EIS - ros ; Sir. Davin: Daw. Mr. FA P Penrddoelc, Mr. KEMBI.E ; W. o dvii - ie, Mr. MURRAY; Captain Woonvilk. Mr • . MBLE ;• • Svdenhair. 4r. BRUNTON ; Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. ST. LEER • E m ily Tempest. Miss BRUNTON. wrrn ITARLEQUM AND MOTHER - GOOSE ; Or, THE (OLDEN EGG'. • • The Scrts, Music, • Machinery, Dresses, and Recprations, are entirely% new!, The Overture atid MtUie composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantornirtte,prodnced under the Direaion of Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna; jun: • • the Scenery 2y . Messrs. Phillips. Whitmore, tiollogan, Greaves., Ilodgings, and their Aessisrants. Principal Charaliers, - Mother Zoose, Mr. SIMNI 0 NS ; Colin,• afterwards Harlequini , . Mr. KING end Mr. BOA LOG NA, jun,. ; Avaro, after Wards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. ''Squire Bugle,- afterwarfis Zany; Mr. G R I NIA LD I; , . Mr. MENAG E ' Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SNiIALLEY ; • • ' G4lotntliner, •Miss S EARLE. , • toxesSt:.•Sceotid.Price's.--Pit 3s. 6(f.. COW) , as. -Secimo is.—upper Gallery is. Second Pr - tee 61 11 - - -:Nti - goney i 6 he retufzieit the . Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart ' street. Ism Doors to be ()pew! at Half-past fife"; iiinegin at Halt-past Six. 4,1 n moliday, .King Richard the ; with 'Harlequin .141 d Mother Goose.; or, The Golden Egg. - BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALI- . .7 ,- ..- ,_ THIS GALLERY, for - the EXHIBITION'.an sALof •WORKS "1:1 -IL A ti is noN open to the Public, and will confirm: , ope..ri every Ny. from ten in the Morning till five in the Afternoon, , -rAf,trnkt-, ranee is -Cat,,logues ()a. • Be Order, \I.ENTINE `GREEN 4 , :Keeper. The Tiaets of Adinissi-n were ready at' the Pal for delivery Gov Subscribers, Royal...A cadenrci. kSs.qciates and Lxbibiting Artists, on :I liursday, the lath of February. . . . , .... --roistilON HOSPITAL. A- - Gkz,NERAL MEETING of the., .G . OVER= -EX 'N' 140 and other Friends of this Charity wllr be li'lii i' the I, , ,nd , it Tavern, on Thursday next, the z6th inst. at ;'were o 'Clock, to consiOer of ,Means tot EXten,iing the Benefit, aiid I,,creasiq the Funds of this Hospital. • - .111, preseitt Incoui'd.ot- this EtitablisJmietit ts la,MentabiY deficient to meet the numerous, and increasing calls' milts ' Assistance. Of Eighteen Wards, only seven can 4 nizet*CL . : for - the reception of the. unhappy Ohjeas of Disel'iiii VieUns , I Casuality, who dily claiin Relief. -.. To publish- this citeumstance attending so tiieftif-ar; In. Stltution, is thouglit sufficient to draw the attention of the Humane, and promote additional Subscriptions i'or'its• Sup port and Extension By'.Order, . .. _ . JOHN . JON ES, Secret 104c4- PARTNERSHIP.. A , pNY Person havin t 6'oool. to advance in, a re , . .-3 bp:Aalile and lucraiive.establisned BUSiIIC6S. :aid Ain - ling tb become am. ACTI V E PA RT , Y E It, may hear off an Adirantageo'irs ()tier, on Personal application to Messrs. Watkins and Cowper, 7, N , ev., Squre, ,-Liticolh's Inn. Principals alone, or their Solicitors; will be treated with. PREGNANCY. 'A-NY • Lady in this Situation, -undr peculiar 4'l Circlimstances, may obtain a Fri.:nd, and secu r e K.r honour and happiness, by a.d.irssing,aLetter(post. paid) to Mrs. Grunston, No. 51; Frith-street, Soho ; which zoill receive an immediate . answer, and an intervi6w with the Advertiser will be,appoirited:7 • . m oly F" Obtaining, Disposingof, or Exchanging Co m, nnssion in the Army ; where Gentlemen tlesirous of ent,ing into the Service will be treated with, ppon liberal Principles, axd e very attention paid to their resp Olive In terests. • • • This Instituth,n is conclueled by an Individual . ell con versant in the arrangements of the above, description ; and while he flatters himself his long eipetienee Pius , b bcnefi ciat to his Employers, he also begs to state, that it is a part of his plan to accept conditional Securitms, payable only on theohji.',cis of Friends be . • Lt tiers, post-paid, 01 application, at the Agent's Office, No. ,t 8 Downing -street, Westminster, will meet respeattil' regard.. N b. Tribe sold Cornetcies and Ensigicies.. Wante4 'to purchase a•Conipany. Office flours from Eleven till Thee. February :0, 1107. MONEY IidiESSRS, LUCAS and CO. ileg . leave to inform -A•ITA. those that 'may . be - desirous of barrowing Tempo rav or Perman= -SUMS of MONEY, that having consi derable Sums to lay unt in the rureliase o w) , f Annuities,. ?o 'can at all times advance any Sumo( Mimey, from One iiun dted to 'Fen Thousand Pounds, on personal or other-Seeuri ties, aristilefrom Marriage Settleintrits, -Money in the I;u:ids, Qierwiiens' Livings, or Freehold, Cupyliold, and Lease hold .E states, f.m fair and equitable:Terms. • •• l'Fsonal I'dossrs. Luea, - .end G0.14f tot, terrnyn•streat, near :it. I.inies's,sq..arc,. receive ; as also. Let icrs, I,ost-tut.d, which will Ix duly answered, • N. 13. Captain . Williams's Committee meet eery Wcdnes.- day, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend from 'Eleven to Five &Clock, by whom any communications Will be thankfully received. Notti•ouc r.LEcriou To the GENTLU4 EN, CEE RG Y, anti FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORFOLK, _ 'TIHE Committee of the House of Commons has , . 'r log declared the late EleCt.tun void, the t•reeholders of the County are called upon to follow up the Resolutions oopted at the numerous and respectable Meeting held at the Angel. in Norivich, on, the ititli of January, by reserving their Votes for Two Gentlemen - of Independent Principles and llotiourable CharAers, who will offer themselves as Cauditlates tOr their Choice, .should it appear that the late Members are not.eligibie to supply the present Vacancy. • u(it, t h 19, 18,7 ARMY NY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL of IN . FAN-. 'CRY willing.to Exchange into' knother Regimentor the 'Lme, may near of .an advantageous Otter, brapplying linotediately - toT H. No. 36, lerroyn street, St James's. This D.ay was published, 'rice TWO Shillings :roil Sixpence, Dedicated, by permission, to his Grace the Archbishop,Df Caaterhury, • . . AN ANALYSIS of the EXPERIMENT in EDUCATION made at Madras comprising a Syrent alike fitted 'to reduce the Expence of Edhcahon, aerid:7,e the Labour of the Nlaster,. and expedite the PrOgres's of the Scholar ; and, by Schools of Industry, to economize the Maintenutce.of the Children of the Poor. • Bythe Rev. Dr. A, BELL, Redor of .Swanage. Printed tilt. T. Catiell arid W. Davies, Strarid. . This Day . vv.is published, Price Twa S. , i I ,igs and Sixpence, HORJE PSALMODTC ; or, A Populat . Vie* of the Psalms of David, as Evidence for the Divine Origin of the Jewish and Christian Religions. To witich are prefixed Two Essays. —I. On Refigiun. —I I. On Li. bertinistt. , Printed for I. Hatchard, Bookseller to 'Her Majesty, .No. opposite Ariany, • , Of whom ina, be had, Price 2s. 6d. • The Christian S, eCiator; or, Religious Sketches from Peal Life. • - \ • luw iiay • .as puolisiwd, in .ne Vol, 4to, price iss. in bdl. The Second iidition , of . bANIELi an Improved Vtrsion attempted . ; • with a Preliminary Dissertati• , n, and Notes, Critical, and r../1 - tianatory. • ••- By THOMAS tE,:B . D . . , • .ttedor'or Brightwell, in Berksii , le. • Londrin i Sold by IlitLhard. t9u Pic c adilly ; Mes srs . •F: C. and r liivirigtoli o St. Paul's Church-yard- , also by T. Cooke, Oxtord • 4)f vrmm !pay be Nati, by •the same 'Author, in one vol. Bvo. price 6s in boards, The ExpedienLy, I , n ...diction, a n d AcComplisimient chiistian Redemption, illustrated in eight Serinon, preached betiire- toe. University of o.titOrtl; in . , 1 1:„ . y ear 179 4; at the fuiindedby rue line Rev. john Bagipton, M Cinun MRS, KENDAIA;S.,NLW . NOVEL. • This Day was • Imi Three !inn. price as. in boards. • _ a E . ' LTA M ANOR or, Who is the hi Heir ? • By Nits. lc tODA LL, ; • • Author of Derwept Priory, Castle on the Rock, ace. Printed for LOnninan, Hurst, Rees, itadOrme, Paternoster.. TOW. Of whom may be had, just Published, • Madame De 'Maintenow, Translated front the Ftencli of h:fadarne De Geniis. Ins Vols. um°, price s. in boards. MACKNIGHT on the EPISTLES. , • Toils vay In Six Volumes Octavo, price 31: t3s od. inboards, The Second Editioii (to Whii.ti is prefixed an Sceount-tit the Lite of the A wilco.). of ' NEW LITERAL TRik.NTSLATION (mai • theOrt final (.; itE.F.K of the A Pos•Ct }LIC AL CPIS. TLES, with a Couuentary,‘and Notes, Prilol.%;tcal; Cri tical, Explanatory, anti' Pradical : To wi , N.:ll i, added, a History of the Life of the Apostle Paul. By IAMES MACKNIGH r, Authat of:4 " Harmon!, of the Go - spels,"&; ,Printtxl tot Longman, Hui -,t, Rees, and Urine, Paternos. ter- ; and W. Cre , cn, 0 , 1: and Aikman,•Eduihuri;li. ._=__ `i nis DJ). .vas pub - hshed, . . In One Volume Ociavo, finely inilaecl by 6all4ntyne, price 7s 6d. beards; The S ,:vitt. Edi , ion ' o f • ' ' BALLADS and PIECES; youbisting of G'ILI T YInIas, or Lord 86nald's COronach —lie I:: ye Of St. I ohn—Cadyor;; Castle -The 'Grey 13rothei- Thi:Lis the Rhymer, Parts 1,:2; and 3—The ,fire Kin k ;--Frederick and Alive --The Wild Huntsairn—Warfung , —The'Narannliorse —The Dying Bard- The. ria‘d.ot liyy W ALT E R SCOTT, rsq. Printed for . tany,than,, Rees ; and Orine, Pater. noster-ravi : and A: Cobstanle and Ca: 'EdinbprglT. Of whom tttav be had. by the same , ALttiur, 1. The lay Of the Last . Mitistrel. A l'oetn. 'Ow 4th Edit. price tel. 6d. in boards. z. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. The 3d Edit. 3 vols. price li. 165. • bO9sIS. . 3. Sir Tristrem, a '*trieu,lßonianceof the Thirteehtli Cen tury. By Tito:rids ofEreitttounc, calledthe Rhymer. The 2d . i n sir 55,.. - • • a Jos iiay %Nos publiSked, . In One Volume Bvo.'vtice Bs. in .boards; and with the Key,: ss. Second tijition. with linproyements, of EEK ExtactsEs, in syntat, Ellipsis, Did . ‘....4r-'• letts, ProsoclV, and Metaphrasts . (aFtcr the Manner of. Clarke:':, and kl:ties'lntrodu-etton to toe making of Latin;")' . adapted to the Grammars of Eton, Wertenll3ll; - Moore„ Hell, and Ilphries. TO which is piifiactcr, a Concise but CoMptc hensiveSyntax. • • • By The Rev. WILLIAM' NETLSON, Minister of Van;talk, Ireland. rrintert for otiTrian, tiur'sl,' Rees, an,l Urine, PaterriciS. "ter. row; and I.' 44 7 *(1,4,:0n,- Edinburgh. " work strictly lititits 'the professions in the tole': page."—Eclectic Rev. May, 18 - .6. Ai at ,- OVe may tie had, lately putiliblica, A'Granin)at; atlie":: reek on a newrawl•irriptoved Plan, Eogholi and Grt,e.c, by j..-mt Jones, Alemb,..: of ine Society at .Manchester. to Fenn), :price GENUINE, RARE, .AND CURIOUS WINES. TOl E SOLD RV By Mr. CHRISTIE,- At his GreBt Room, in Pall /Ml, on Thitrsday, March the {iii, And twolult..win4 Gaya. at 'I ve ffitiE Entire and Cienuille Cellar of • Capital, Va luable,amd Choice W - INES, the Property W . a Gentle man; Collsistik ` igot matchless Old Port, Sherry, Calcaveila, BUceilds, Amontillado, East India Madeira, Rectcli;tto, Te- Mdlinsey, Malaga (4a years old), Spanish Constantia, Paxare.te, Vino de, Lagria;a3, setgee, Old Catalan, Alba Flora, Clafet, St. Vallety, Vin . de, Provence, Grave, Nice, Muscadine` ,MuScateile, Niarsaht,'CorsiCan' Anyistros, Tene dus, Sitmos, r'y yrius, lloc.k; 'Hungarian, eonstantia, Cape, and otir,r rare and curious Wines, and a small ,quantity of re., markably fine Rum, Arrack„ and Noytu. 'The whole of the foregoing Woes arc of the very finest quality, and will be delivered train the private Cellar of the Proprietor. Samples may be had by applying to Mr. Christie, in Pall Mall. COMVI,ETE 12E511)ENCE - - For a Small Genteel Farnily; Farms,. the Border of the .New TO BE SOLD 'BY , ALI.:I lON In Several Lots, Qn Thursday, the 2d Day of -April, next, at the Greyhound in• Fordingbridge, A GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with two Coach konses, sour-stalled Siabie, 'beautitul Garft:ll,, well stocked with Wail fruit, &e. &c. of above . flair an Acre, and Fields, - of 'ithOut Ei4iit contiguous, situate at rue Entrance Of Fordinghridge, late the Propc.ll) and R.:sidepoe i,Steplien runner, • Esq deceased faining a moot clesiranle kesiticii:.e for a Gent Linares arni'. Pox and other bounds walnut a short distance, the finest kiver alio i6t in England tiirattAll llte Town, and the'.Beau ties of the surrounding Country, a , al all other Partioulars cs . nctir in making this a most desiraole Opportunity tor a Gentleman wishing the pleasures of a Country-life, and the conftOrts'of a'town close to his house.. At the nme time .will be also Sold by Auaion, a very good- •• arm of above to., Acres, within the Parisn of Fording_ bridge, lett to an unexceliti .1-table Tenant for tiie term of seven yt ri rs 1,,n1 kli,:haelvis, 1804; and ar...tlwr Farm of about as Acrcs,"elos..: to the Tot‘ q, now lett from year to y.,ar to a like gOod Tenant ; and some Small lionscs and .11arc*ni near the _abOve. mentioned Dwelling.boose. And on the same Day and the next tolbwing (Friday, the 3d A pril) will also he sold by Auction (on the Premises) . the very geed Household Furniture in the above.m:ntioned Dm/citing-house ; a one-horse Chaise, anti the Horse belong ing to it ; and various other Articles to be•mentioned in the Citalogue, • N. B. The said D Carden, &c. are in most excellent repair and condition, and fit for ininiediate occu r ration. Distance from . Salis'.dury i 'Miles, Southampton 20, Kinovood b e i Lyrnington IS, Lyndhurst to; Christchurch WoodyeAtes Inn 10, irlandford 20. . Printed l'articul.,*:; Trill besoon ready at Mr. 'Voting's, the Al. , ctioneer; a komsey ; • r. Office, dita, ; at Mr. St/it:kb:m.l's, horetingbridge ; Messrs. tianc.4 . s.and ilorton's, Crane-court, Fleet-tttreet„ London • and a view of the PrreMises may be had by applying at the };base. CHEVALIER ANU TINurtIRE, r'PLllStina:lre,,whicli:ha-Ifor so many years been u' , ed and sanctioned by the.first Nobility , and i..;entry - , Will be fotind must sanitary (luring the present „Season, the (rinds of damp Air oil the "Teeth and. G inns beihg r:pelled and-Cuutiter.cLd by its balsamic and astringelit qua !':'ties. - It - is of poi.cerful use in tiglehiting the Nerves von nel-cd with the"leetii, wllich are now 11105 C Itabie to be at. fe„:}2d, mut - Often with; the most excruciating pain. fur vio lent Toot the Chevalier recontinentts lixir, which will almost instanrancout:ly remove that anguish; . The Composition ntt Muse of iircparing those invido3ble Medicines has never been cautilnunicated by the Chevalier to. any ftes:son whatsoever. •-• 'Pall-1\451i, Feb. IQ, • NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. A LL: Pt:nous:going Abrfncl Are requested to take Cl No‘isn., that the Y.ELLOW FEV LK POWDL RS, and Preventive infusion, - winch destroys the E fleets of all KindS.M . :Malignatit Fevers in lint or unw hole:sot - he Climatee,. ntay be obtained at the Warch , )iises, which - have been esta blished, with _ the ..most Philantivropie yiews, :1D.4., chafing Cross, near the Anthiraity, London, and No. to, Castle-st:cet,, Liverpool, by appointment of the" DireEtors of the Institution, to secure Heath in Foreign Parts, where Pe,ti;e.ntial biSCaSOS generally he Powders and I in . usion are packed in Tin Boxes, each of which contains a Q'tbittity suilident fbr One Perion for Twelve MOntlis,.toget . wr with ample DireoiOnS for its (Lie and pplicat ion.. Patronized and strongly recommended by Regular and Eminent Physicians: , ' ADVI,CE. ' W HEN regular Surgeons-of acknowledged skill and experience publicly offer their advice, and exert their professional abilities , for the cure of a few reigning Diseases, they rise superior to that prejudice so justly ex cited against the Advertisements of men ignorant of the first principles, and wholly uneducated in the practice of Physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majes . - fy:s Service, continue, with unabated assiduity, to eradicate every species of Venereal Infection. By applying on the first appearance of Disease, a perfect Cure is in general completed in the short•period of two days ; in cases of the most complicated nature, where the general praditioner has failed or snetess,. the 'Patient may 'rely on receiving a sate, certain, and radical-re-establishment. They have been equally suc cessful in the cure of that derangement of the system which is . ,the consequence of.the,4lernicious wasteful effeCts of a ha bit long ark most unhappily piirsiied by the youth of both sexes. in the one it wilt . be 16und the unfailing source of barrenness:. the other, have its raVagesfatally developed to thern by a distressing state of debiiity, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate etnels, while Consumptions, loss of muscular power, and, various 'nervous complaints, usually charaCter ize the earlier ages of this most insidious and destruCtive ha bit. Of persdns languishing under disorders incident' to such a, life, them treatment is simple, and has never priaved unsuc cessful in the course a a'fong, laborious, and, much extended .pratilice. In. all 'casts of Debility and Deficiency, and in • every- species of Veaerecil . lnfettion, 111wrs. Currie and Co. May' be consulted byeititcrSex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. -, 107, - thaton-Garden.—Lettera, ti post paid) inclusive; a Bair dote, will be duly answered, and thz necessity AtlYict: and itledicir.e.S given or sent toitivy part of, the KitiAn.n. • . . HOUSE OF COMMONS, The Spo..AKEtt, with the 'Members, went up to the Rouse of Peers, where ,the -Royal Assent was given, by Commission, to several Pubic amt. Pri vate Acts. . • . . On their "return a ballot took place for a Coin mittee to try the TeritS-cf.the Rochester .EteCtion, when the folio.wjn2;. Aiewbers were chosen a Corn . • t I. 131ackburne,.E.ig. I.frf,.s Brogder,, Etq. C. C. Morns, F..)q. Esq. R. Alrefeti, Esq. 1. O'Callagi..4ll,, Esq. E. C. 'C , , , per, Esq. Ricii4rd tirivsno, Eq. Henry ,Siwitcy, Esq. Sir Robert Barclay, dart. • .• .. S. Charley t:kk erel, - 'Esq. E•AI. - NOMINEES. lion. j. W. Wani., Taylor. Esq. • Lord Howict;„ observed, as the' Committee bad not been made to merits of the Downpatrick. Eleai96, he must have recourse to the'only remedy; his Lordship therefore- moved, that the House be called over . to-morrow.—Ordered. Sir RALrn rvIt4nANKE reported from the Saltash Committee, that the right .4 voting, was in the Mayor and tree Burgesses id the .Corpotation, and th;rxtbre that Matthew .Russel, Esq. and Arthur Champerdowne, Eig. were not duly eluted.; that th e Hon. Richard Neville, and William Henry Free 7 auntie, Eq. were duly elected, and ought to have been returned ; and that none of the Petitions were frivolous or vexatious, The allmy Clerk of the Crown was ordered to attend to-morrow, to Amend toe Retnrns. Mr. PR Al,: II reported from the Cor v :ittee ap pOinted to try the iprits of the Elea.on for the County of Norfolk, that the Right . Hon, W. Wind. hath and T. \V Coke, Eq. were not duly - eleded, and ttiat none of the Petitions were frivolous or vex. aliens, New Writs'were accordingly orderod to be issued for two Knights of the Shire to serve in Parliament for the County (..)C.Norickik. Anew Writ was ordered for Derby,,tbr a Burgess to serve in Parliament in.t he rothil of 6. Cue, Esq. who has accented the Chiltern Hundreds. Lord Ho wICK, presented the L,t'lrrt:sponAcnce be— tween his if..Ljesty's Sect - cwt.- J r of State and the GO• vernors of Trinidad. • • . presented a Petition from the. Agent of the. Planters of 'Trinida•cl against the Bill for the Abo• lition of the Slave. Trade. • Mr. Sil.Eatokg gave notice, he would to-enorrow move for an ex.eloail i e of Lists with respaa to Lim Westtninst&r Eted.ion. . ptioft LAWS. Mr. 111.11T8RE.,1,9 rose in order to .make. his proinis,A Mot,ion respeLiini); th. Poor .Laws. • Ile I",‘gan by observing; that on , a stiojed oi•this- wag nitude newished there 'nod been ;A inlierattendance, for the, propbsition was one of the most itnt)ortarrt that could possibly be subtuitted t o public 'discus sion. -JheobjeCt in view_ was no less than this— To solve the, problem .how - to reduce the sum of hu- - man... L-040-y and vice—hOw ono - lent the sum i of hutilan hippincs, and morality. This solution - had been oftcif ruitlessly attempted—but he was con-' vincetj that it was nut impossible. Two Centuries ago the attempt, was mate to secure the operation of 'tips grand Christian ocipleoldoing to others*as we would wish others to dO . to us ; Our ancestors. then cif, dertook to solve this grand problem. They, under took 'to feed, the hungry, to clothe th e . na k e d , t% visit the atilit‘fted, and to dry up the tears of the dow and the orphan ; to repress the growth of vice, and .to promote. the progress .of virtue ; • to give'etn pletymentjo the honest and industrious, and to.forca it on the dissolute and the idle. The enactments on this subigt were embodied.by some of the wis es t Statesmen and the soundest Philosophers that ever existed, considering the age in %vhich they lived. The thing then appeared to be settled, and front such wisoand excellent institutions the most glo rious and prosperous - yffeeits were expected to result. in practice. it was not till of late that the prin ciples on which they had proceeded were discovered not to lead td those praCtical conclusions which they had expeCted to result from them. Thus it hap.. pened 4 if it had been intended to confound human lirisdom, and to bring the counsel of men to no thing. It appeared now that those institutions, which it was expe&ed would have redounded our glory and honour, were become our shame and reproach. It had been recorded in a' .Report laid before the House by- a Committee of the Members for Ireland, and others, that the Poor of the Sister Kiitgdom were in the most deplorable condition. When it was proposed' to these Gentlemen, as a re medy for the evil, that the Poor Laws of England , should be extended to Ireland—it was said that this ti would only aggravate the mischief, .'and', render toe case still more .desperate, and accordingly the pro positicn was rejetiteds Many projeCts bud beet; started, andlarious schemes recommentled, since this