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1 / 2 74T ~S - EAS fru each of them, ove.r, ._ __ ~.... _. , allowed 1 4•A2t of Parliament. 41'1.e,14i,,144)„,j,51 i s 6) Tr-,(1,, a. shoemaker,' about fi ve feet %ellrii'iliivt%,l'igii, slender make, arid sailoW complexion. . l 4 1 , " ' lift . 13 a Libutirer, about five feet fi ve inches in. bkk,,,l, `ll/41: set, and dark c omplexion, and goes by the tt •redoi C'belsea, 141° al V ,4r/k)st '' t t h' 4 have changed their NAIIIC:i and enlisted Iktcr .f,', l4l „ltiii ot Dr .g oils as they were seen with a tliirA,,ur•il rot y 01 that iics;riptioi, on the 27th of lune last. r i' t lY to Coldnel Robertiou, Warren-street, Fitzroy ... • ...,,,________._ ._....._ . , t?I'llSO. ..N Who has for sevetaLYears been in y ut d.i,e habit tsuperiiitending the care ot I,IIKN rruKE 401 a m iii 'fer '''' a NEW PA0(7,1,.55,. by which all Slams' it 11, Ink, e,, , Marble Cliimney . ( g, tic, Lit. , • .'' 4re extri4e'l .o' 4 ll • •ci precervang NI ees,mwk.e a !tlothod of Cleaftsing al.' 'i, b e k ormo , . cid •Alahopny FUrniture. • As at canon.) the o iir, 43 i! 0Y tll4 Advertiser herself in consequence ut l(lPtr.il l i o 4 i l,'" , i 'l'hk., ace , which require uiltrent• Mori , , )lt4kis4ble .r . 3 , It o*rs lier services for that purpos Up on , ,„44lierl, ~,',1.,415. l(espeelable Itefer,zhce can be Me" " q,l4i -(,..ireSa, pl;st I,A irt to 1 P. Nu., 12-# •Vl'Per Se Y - • •• c‘li Portrbol„3, ' • ' J. • pore., --- . TO it 1,„,,,,,,,... Stilt k t'Y. • 1 4 ' g 'it tit REIGA.n Fulnislad'or 'Un -100.1,4N/bed, e„!. .. 1, 1 . itss u ~,,, otli the,t.tirititilre at a Bair Va . 1 tl,4.ti.Tto,a. :1144,ti, ii `) Er' In c.auplete Repair, with 5 ,, tit..)14..... _ I 'l. I .-911 se for tWo Carrizg, - :•; ddi ri.: f kiti ,4-,;il,llltactred in el,ery 11,...-.1,,:.5t ad4prz.i. tu Ow' I ski, o', alio, r i c • a ~ i' . Kitc hen , , Ar., , 114 . iiik,'? 4.-..i;e•eaniiry,togctileriv it h ~i r _ 1 ,i giirt4l.r,3 to be, leaon t it' vt P.iftk,,,,,21 011.1)(1,. and SOrntt A,:res of Pasture la , t. a s ; tt, 4,4,0 . oat . t • I Orchard Upholner, 2, , --.......„ rat it, so • ••'CIiISHI RE e11!,titce.,,,,,11:1)4,,i titirso„l•,nt 10",„. De cree of the , High Court of trk, l'o.i coati` tawe wherein John 1 eploe 1.1;os•ley. kt ot : ` •"Thers, arc: ll; itifl . 4 ' and Peter • Rasbothem liti,[l,l.l,,,,„f,tro,;4l)oe.,tielliia.rits,:hk.s..l4- n..- iihnTlasll),rilke,FCcge.ntoljele . l,„,,,9,itersoftLl'''„ll!t,'3„,l bY• lull" (''''''":,",` ! if iota er e11e.1,, .4 r l t , ; -, •,,,tu, t...otirt, in sever, ni son the City of 01, 14, iin tita ensuing 4 titntriii, 4 t , ~ 1 1)e., lip . 410.,1.,AL EST TFS * f late OSWALD (.74i ~tictir,,,;:t,,4i,,,,,i,. s'q . ( I ~;ca:,` the l,°l-ori,,ri ;a 1 . l ' in.. i swo i r o t i h i , 4ihipt44S we ''''iloY ; consisting of the capital . arts k. icsnire,... )1 ( lii CASTLE, and alt.; Park, Gardens, iti`rittl.st,;4o,llo,'.iu,hll4, wii It the L , , ids and Farms contiguous. I t ihdi 0,,i . 4 ' 4 )1; it ;• the NI titors or repined Ahnors, .of i'Dllilti Tro.,‘l4(:.olitociq, in th e said:, County ~, , sundry Farms i Ilitte: tlie'l'itti 1 "‘ , ley ; the Tithes of C homey ~... 0. I,iiii 4 1 .,, in excefistiotfc the. Township of A Irltlrsen);,:it.ly n 1 at f t?,ittieill44ll, (.4111,4 .`vit'li Cktit:°3lltYlVltelibert•Vnant': 4:1,1),,,1,01,1t,the rates will he ready to be delivered t,iiilki lt , t4l )( r Tt the sth Day of l illy next, at the Office el I•l4,''Y 1.4,„ `4oilibll, ENg in Southampton -buildings, ~irt:,,p,hiii;,,,,qt Nlr. lolin Lee, S,licitor, 1) 11 1 '; 4 No. 11,1(1 Stone, Solicitors, I lare-court TerttPle, Chancery•lane, 0141,i:414 th'e4.li hi) iitimbeistnue Solicitor, at C.hester ; %.,„: 'tr ; aim at the Inn at Barnhill, near Boles. '''.--...., . ---,, 111 E„ 1)1{ N , • „ -,--------...,-",...........-.....______ "„ l i ';1)1 h' 4 „ l ,,:vr RY Bust N Ess. . kvoo p • n y P.R I VATE cONTR A CT, - 1 4.,," IN i,s s ''NVILL, of ri I)R.Y,SALTERY.I3,I-1- 4,;;..r I si 4 I,e.tablisliccl upwdr Is of Thirty ?ears in th 4 ))I"giet N: 0 ,7 (•.• li EST li R heinte in the centre of the Mar,' W ait i Web I . ' n rig tlio e A' • ." ik.r.„titlicr „"tr 'nay b e ,• • rti ` I"; • t• • li• I ; n 1, 4 • .p4 r ,,,v,ie or tw_ L(..onlincchtteti, at a _al! ..1 uato , 14,,d40,:pir. for ti v • t Tito Warehouses, built and nat., 9 „ N11;24; and ,14,0ve Trade, and% in which dt has kilt p re :l, nom, ~,: , :: .t ? tif required) with a,capital adjorn ,.lt, i il Wise ;,,, sitwill'itil ai a Tavern. . 1 4 ik sel4r,e.bet„.. 4tCli Withal too Yard, of the Market. i ittlY tier' W ho li 'r ' , 1,44 kt,,, -11Stoitrls W ill ut s c i f arn ed aJlt the above flusinesi nearly l u cts, ~,,( 1 toi { ek e CO introduce the Purchaser . to V , ., it*. isPni!'iikradeT've t!iin every requisite to 4,rig4l_, all 1 ,4 ._ n !ihich he may employ to great . ad. liit.lN i • to etsiit hilOnt.seool. to too,oool. and, if required,,, '' ° `l) , i . . " rn ) ror a limitedtime, in manaAing the , til'"tr3tCtrtiktilYlritirjhrP,!lY to'lessri I) Its and CreaVes ' ,in tiqrt44. et, 4 44. , , Coleman ''., enne ,l'• in Cursi ;Sei4iirieo%Lniti., street, or Mr, El ts. , .. i _ . _..,, sies4i.s.tir,, 11144)1,4 14,,ui(on..;.Nfesstss.-113naoutivaenr,..1 441i'tele/iltkwertilil X!. Prickt:tt: rtiol'itor°s,lll-1 Ltd ' t or r ° )6. r• 4,0rl ,Chippintlall, in. Prineess-street,- k 1)144 -------..._ \,...„..„........, kB4I4PLRS 1113;T-----. • . °F. i'l'lci,,,,, (''.(>l ! ),E.ll ,c, l' . ( i.'itl'l)kt .4 xl '',.cl:..ss m 1 ,. -)f of b i t ! : 7 - C EPFt A I. 1 C SNUFF. Idl,,:viitt„t`tlitit.tt„i• 'h It-Iffirat;y, AI r. Richard Thorn, t . 11014, 4;vl 74,.,1,10w't;,:1•1ant5, writes, in Fcb. tSos, t the 1441,,,,,,,,t;, krid!Zric.ol(!, and can fl ood 'to read with corn -114417'6 (4 ,!k.,, rn 'rY is as good As wtieo I was only iriV,Eilike ))11.1tir, 't , i, a t()) I was seized With 4 dreadful 1/414,44it5•,,,tu.,. .1:e1/4111,Z4.4 no . t ,; " 41 ):. Uirise'ltr gave tne,,,•trious oie li - 41, ~,, nt. your , ice admitted this, And randid-, ~t 4114 I) Vis triti:cil h ic e Snuff'. 1-took it; and to''' tot 411tinti,! W.etit,ki ~,,,el.ltr- After this i took- it more 4 1):4.. A ~., ~ . . ~ i.t,; Well and,hearty 4s ever, aqd tikpt !lti let t)t 4 i,_ois cl ay .i. - - , tv:10, i‘ Islle til ilicr .. I:l4.itinity.-04t1t ititti ~,F4eCleXpe-.ce of tile Ingreiiients, 1;•,' 'lr I; t 4 to,i'l34tht b.4;:l'ic:4LioUt S oti' is composed, and 1.,,', !t A cls,', 'ig th e - ,tec h t s, the Proprietors are oNder the , i Its flirnt„'t by I; tlf;‘llii,„,74.l'li,,,,.ll;itN'vt,l'l'Y Al 9, Sorls, ' at tialt.e Warehouse Is i i. , • iont.4 ,411,,,htiry',..t(it St. 1 attPs Church -yard, I ti i 4ovi4tottiut ~,,lki,r 11-tcon and Co. 0 xfoeci , tk (11,rftiv:0,,)Iithhee wsOlarits . F. N.e_wberl' v. ' a•ile• - . . . .. , „..... .. ~...,,,,. r, ~ •. - ~. ' ~, ,—, . . 7 „....... ,............„...,_ , „ . , , . ' ti .Malt . . 39 ---- . V EIALL. U nder th e AU X Patronage of Ills !Loyal Highness the Pa 1 s e z of WALES.. THIS LVENING will be a GRAND GALA, sti, .vetth_an fixiiibirion or wiMBI/ED" 'CAMP' and , t't11)1I) FI.tF.WORKS by fklohs. CAPANELL. Admission llireeelibiliine.s: ptiors open at %Seven, Concert begins at F.ight. Int i;arilens a4e open every Evening oxapt Saturday. ik, g....r.fIEATRIE, 13IRMINGLI,A111. : ,„, c9lllphatlCC with the earnest Desire of numerous ~ Ladle,. 4rl p l __ ~ 4 Gentlemen who ,hair been disappointed °I. 1,,, 4 ,"." rut lii Performance of the YOUNG ROS C I IIS, ht. 144. 4; tre"1 1. t ., ° : e k!end his lingatemTnt f3r a,few Nights - the 1 1 ..,:11i.b. wiil be ToMR ROW IiV.ENIIIG, ju'ly.6!' ~., will beilresented the Traged } of • l e p ' IIARBAROSSA. '' ; 41- * art of Achwiet by the YOUNG ROSCIIJS ; Otliman, Mr. BA It RYMORE •" ' Ilarb.irosta, Mr. MEGGEI-1 ; ' -' • -. Beene, MISS NOR] ON ; . . And Zapliira, Mrs; fOHNsTON E. ' . . To,yvli will be add•ai, the Farce of Ot i k l NO SONG NO SUPP.EIt. . . 1 hop ,9!"?.!ai Evening will be presented the Tragedy of . k ltile ':ill . i RINC of DENMARK ; the Part of Kiniht 'l4. „..Y9,14 Rescius ; 'the Ghost, Mr. Itarryinore ; Quern, .....nnivoton ; and 0 phelia, Miss Norton. , ' Vr Prices as usual. A STATION Eit wants' an A i THEN'i I ICE of 1,, tesptl.ible Connexions. A i'il ' at 29, La‘vrence. ......_liiihiey..l.ine, Cannoil7strei. II - ) , . . , 1) ~ SEITED froai the Royal. Nirestniinster.Regi- lii!",tl;'leiltdil li,iluit'.\''ki',%%4l7l!`ii)nin7leur,s.,:rr "w(ilim.Al; ui„,,,l4,anci lodge them in any of .His Majesty's Gaols, or ce'V4,,,"):o,p,.such 114(4,11410n as shall be the iii?ans of their bz.. el'i:eliended and t.roogbt back to te.egiinedt, shall re''' ki rNarci of I'OU it GUI N E A S h ar par]. ~6*.,---- T, , 1, Wh4t iS filii,„"' ' .. 4, 111., il k CI tAI 4/ . 01' 1.4 . , -I;:ii: e4 •(,,, :1! E • • 0 • - . 4 , 4 y •4: This Day w'as.pOlished, Elegantly printed on Yellow Wove Paper, price 3s. AMATORY ;POE .IS .; with Translations and Imitations froM Ancient Amatory Authors. , S'ei *3O. Printed fat J. Lien, No. 148, Oxfoid-streei. PRESENT STAVE OF FRANCE. 'This Day was publiShed, Price Three Shillings and-Sixpence, • AFAITHFUL. ACCOUNT of the . PRESENT STATE . of FRANCE and of the FRENCH . PEO. PIE, under the Despotism of Bonaparte • containing Au. thentic Particulars - and Anecdotes of the Bonaparte;, Military—the Police—the Laws —the Public Amusements of Paris--the Manners, Dress, and` Domestic Society—the late Coronation--the Pape and Religion—the-begion of Honour- Trade and Manufaaures—the War with England—the Eng. lish in France—the Bourbons—the Price of 'the Necessaries of Life, &c . : .&c. By an ENCLISII,PENTLEMAN, Who escaped from France in the, Month of May. Printed fox Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, and to be, had of al l o Booksel Drt,:mAvcltt's Al RI DC ENi ffi:if or CAPT. COOK'S , • V()YAC; liS. A Work well calculated to excite Emulation in Youth. This' Diy wa,silliblished, • In - Two Volunies, pike Xs_ in hoards, illustrated with an • accurate Chart of the World, on Mercator's Projedion, exhibiting the Discoveries of Capt. Cook, and five other neat Engraving*,: • • A, N. HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the VOY -13. AGES of CAPT. JAMES COOK to the Southern and Northern fleinispheres. • • • By WILLIAM MAVOR, Li., D. Vicar of Hurley, Jac. •. Printed for 'j. Harris (successor to E. Newbery), at• the corner of St. Paul's churer..ya . 4 . 11), , Sfrnon , 1s, No. Paternosfef.roW ; and Vern o r , Flood, 41 the Poultry. •• • Where niarbihad; . . • The feW reinahling Copies of DrAlitvor's. Historical Ac count of 'Voyages, ! . I•ravels, - anCOiseoveriVs', l from the time of Coluin Nils to the prestnt Period;: ark! his Nntish..ToUriste ;, in all 3 c Vols. either in plain or elegant bindings, l;OR THE USE OF SCIMOLS, AND PRIVATE TUITION. .This• Day Was intbllshed, price ss. in hoard, In (In* large Volume, Ottodecirit9„ illustrated with Copper. plate Engravings, HE MIDEVIENTS of REASON; or, - Youncr, gl:4 Experimental phirosopher: Being - a - Series of Faim'lY Dialogues; in wlnclt the, Causes and Etleds of, the -vari‘us Phenomena of Nature are rationale} and familiarly explained. Carefully tevisett and enlarged • • By the. - Rev. 'CI - 10MAS'.SNI1 TH. Punted for. I. II I, ris, Successor to E. Newbery, corner of Day was. published. To thin. yolurries', Timm. price 18s, PRE SECRET —A /\ - *ovel. By IS'ABELLA KELLY, author, of " Nladeliva, Abbey of St. Asaplt, Priory, P:v.t; Ruthergienne;Barciti's Dauxlder," &c. &c. flrentford : Printed by and for P. Noriniry ; and sold by' Lon roan, Lini,,st, Kees, and,Orrne, Parernoster-row ; flat chard, Piccadilly ; 'Carpenter, and Co. Old florid -street ; A,ll:,crnarlo-strcet ; anal ; Ilidder and Tibbett, St. Nines's-street, 'London ; alsOsold by.W. Ansall,, Richmond St.crey, Where may :he had, lately published, by the saint Author, A Alodcra Incident in bomeStic bite.. In Two Vols. Also, Love and GrAtitude ; or, Traits ,of the human Heart. Three VolS, pretahred for the Press by Mrs. Parsons, Author of " The Mysteri.ous " Murray Mouse,'' &v. The following new' juvenile Works .nuy also ba had as above, The Child's 'French Ciantrriar, (for the use of Schools and private ramilics,)intendedas an Introduaion to the Praclic4l French ,Grarnmer'of Nicholas Wanoitrocht. fly •Is zbella Kelly. as. bound. 1 • *F.veninrs Rationally Ernployed - ; or' Moral antlTntertaln ing Incentives to Virtue and Improvement. Ily W. Helittc. With'a neat Frontispi , ne. 45. bound. First Impressioms ; or, l'-he 'Three Tales of a Gratidthtlier. Addressed to the Rising C;eiteration. With an elegant Fruit tispieth:, by Sergius St, - john.".-2s. 6.t. hill bound. This Day was published, In Royal amo. price 25.. 6d. bound, an Enlarged Edition of 1\ if OUNEUX's Concis'e INTRODUCtION to .Iv,A. the KNOWLEDGE at; the. G LOBES .; Pont4iniug . i'Seleition of the most service.diL: Problems, with a Vari- ." ,ety of Examples and Qiiestivni Mr; he, 1 tnprovemeut of the , LiFsmer ; besides a Series of EXereisz...s comprehending an Epitome of Modern Geography Designed for, the Use. Ad Schools and Priliale Teachers. ' Printed for W. Cowndes, 32, Betlford-street: Where - rnay be had; also lately published, in Royal rtmo. boards, Burnet's; Johnson's, and Walpole's Accounts of the Lite, &Q. of John Earl of Rochester, with a Sermon preached at his Funeral. , 'Wtthengraved Titles and Viznettes, ,in 2. Vols. limo. price 6s. bds. Evelina ; ori tho 1-listory or . a Young Entrance inn) the World. livo, price Bs. bound, Juvenalis & Persil Satyrcc in ustnri EDINBURGH MEDICAL lOURN (Number ."I:l).rec.). This. Da'y was published, price 3a. rrCIF EDINBURGH MEDICAL. find :Still,: G I CAL JOURNAL.; exhibiting a Concise View of the latest and most important Discoveries in Medicine, Sur gery, and Pharmacy. Edinburgh : Printed toi A. Constable and Co. ; anit .sold by Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orne,. Pareranster row ; Murray, Fleet•street ; Cutbell and Martin, liolborn ; arid S. Ifighicy,.Fleet-street, CONTENTS OF NUMBER Part I.—Originat - Communications.--r. Essay on the Analysis of Animal Fluids. Ily Dr. Bostock, Liverpool, -- a.- On the Diseases of the gSth to Bombay. By Dr. M`Gregor.--:3. Casii of Amputation at the'Shoulder-pint. By Dr. Watson Robinson.' Preston. -4. Case of Trisintes cured by Cold Allusion..• By Mr.. Dalrymple, Norwich. — Case of Tympsnites. By Mr.. ,Collins, Swansea.--6. Case of Torpor from Cold, with Observations on the Finns of - diminished Temperature im the Living System. By Dr. Kenji, Leith Dissedions of Diabetes Mellitus. By Dr. Rutherford, I' reitessor, of. Botany, Edisburgh.-11. Case of ProtusiGn of the Tongue. By Dr. Clanny; Bisliep .Wearmouth.•-:-.9. Case of Flatulent Cholie , with He r nia , .cored kit Opiates. By Dr. Roes, Montrose.— to. .The In quirer, islo. I I. on the inexpediency of greeting, Foundling Hospitals. .Part I Analysis.-.--r. Let Lois eclairies par -les Sciences,Physiques. hir Franoois. Fodere.--z. ,Medic Inc Legate et 'Police Medioale de F.' A. 0. Mahon,-3. Facts intended to prove the Yellow Fever not contagious. By Benjamirt.Busli, M. D Observations .on Cancer , By Eyerarti Home, &c.-5. The Works of, Dr. John 13rywn.- 6. Bulletin de l'Eeole de Medicine tie Paris.-7, On the ihstase in Corn called the Blight. , Bv sir Jos. Wanks , Observations sur one. Maladie de 1! - Qrganc de 1 q) tiw tatricalernont pkr la l'erfigation de la Membwe 01, 'I-yin :pine. Par J. P. Maotioir.-9 Surdite guerie par Li !)er toration-rie la Meiribrarik: do Tympani:. 'Par C. Cellict. -Part I I I . Intelligence. , 7 •Board of Health • •=-- Now Mettreal'and Surgical Society in Lonclori.—Progress of Vac cluati,m;-- Quarterly' RcyOrt of Carey-street Dispeniary.-7 ili" Metrical Graduations at E.4inburgh"24th of June, —.Regulations of the University of Edinburgh rolArd" tog the granting of Dekreca iq N‘xlicinet. 5, 180.5, • - DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. BY an Aa pissed in the preseni ,s , ssion of Parlia7 meat on Additiatal Duty, after the rate of One-fourth Part 'of the fame" Duty oniPtoperty, it granted up:m every /turn meat to he made for ay. Year 41th:quern' to the jth of April; I,Bos, to be compitted upon the Nei iinfount of the Duty chargeY hy such ilsses4meat ;which ridditional Dirty will :attach upon de! full Antonint of all Dividend: or Share's of !Wile Annuities pa, x4 tle on the ith of duly next.. Hit Araferly's Commistionerr Jri the 4f fare of TaAet the, - eforegiz.'e ,tice, Tbatall Pet 5:173 'entitled to l;/4"21 PiV4C,Vd.f, who are desirous paying the amount of the Duly into the Rank of England, piny, in order to,entille them to a,diachargefrom further As tesrmni, phy into the hank, i, addl. Tian to the. farmer Duty,. at the rate of st. per Cent. On the Antlun., st the said Pividendr, the faith:3* of 011e.fourtb• Part of the said Duty, computed upon the, All Amount thereof. #y Order Of the hair/, 11-4Elv P',AtT ER . ' ~. , FICTVAL.LING-OFFICE, "'sely 1, , ISoc , r r HE.COMIIIISSIONP.RS fi r -g-* HIS 31/17EsTi's .4.4 r iere Nedllte, That Olt Tuesday next, the 9!b irrrt iut, 1 7. r will he ?Iva!), 1W tree.-1I Tinders, in 7ts , r); ihg (sealed kt), treat fur Ci,,e Hundred T,rts of illuscot/.40 sva4R, to b: t; Sorties 11 be 1 , , - ..iurtf ;with the Teleelers ; szta is be del;;:eceel irs a 1{11) , r • brat 41.faje4ty's Store Deiql a a and .. f,r 11:11:(bq , Tint si IRCiN. Burr and Elf!) , 1;,:s of IRON P 1 1 EI4OOi'S, to.Ge dilliverLi Tx .Six, Treks. hits the Stor.4 afire:4l4 , The tvif , ../eio it paid for Sj Bills, I.4jable, !vest, itinets , thys_after oCzte. The awditiGns of tly.Clntea,4,,,iita' saulp.'er o . l' the Hoops, may be xeeptal 05ce, rfgard-roill Ihti to aio , Tender; in . .whieh the Price sbal 1 , 0 1 krert 1.4 in vt rdrr at lengtb . , or, that n,.t be delivered t ; ) the lir. - ard attire Oite'o'Clock on the said .Tues.l.6 , new, the tyb lit:dant; nor itnles.t• the Person li.b% makes the Tender, or sone Perron ox hi: behalf; afloat; to antwer, whet: ea ' This Day were published, In One ()aayo Yaintne, -price Is. in Ka:ink, (The Brorits arising from 11u Publication to be appropriated to the Use of the Lunatic Hospital of Aberdeen) -Addressed to (by Permision), and patts . .ised bjt tier ' Grace Is the Dutchess et' Gordon. Q KETCHES- relattt•e to the HISTORY and • Et> kV, but .more epeciativ to the Practice, of DANCING, as a necessary Accomplishment to the Youth of Both Sexes ; together with Re;trut.s on th , ..1 Vofeßs lind Had Habits they ate liable to in early Life, and the best',Xleans of Correiting or Preventing them. Intended as IfintS ter the -Young Teaelizra of the Art of Dancing ; as also to such Persons, ia particular, Whose employment it.is to sti: • perintend the Ectocarion of Young Ladies. , • B y FRANCIS I' EAcotwg., Aberdeen, Sold by Longman, Hurst, Reis, and Orncc, Paternoster- . • row ; Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Angus and Son, A.. crown, and I. Burnett, Aberdeen. ARTIFICIAL 111INERAI, PASTE TEE Fn. This Day was published, By Dttiau and Co ~ S jho-square, the. , Fourth Edition, Svo, ill board, price cs. DISSI.d:IttAnON on AR- C, IA. L TErTH, pul,it:Lig out :Ai; , i4ogerous Conseflueme arising front the use of Teeth extra . a..d front :,dead Bodies i or rn.uL of any animal Substance au hjee.t to decay and dissolution, ,as _well as the. Evil:: “tteLlant on the trans. planting of Huipan:ractit ; with Otyi •rvaiona CA:.es corrobo...iti4 the opinions nf Sir Win. Wat:;011, rohn Hunter, and other erninCrit Slug-cop:7, who luve detiv3iistrated the ftc. guant inocwArioo of Uasea>er by thcs.: triodes of prat...lice. Annexed to which is advice . to `.lather; Nurses, on the Prevehtban aid Cure of the Uiscass whiclrattend First Dentitinn , To whiCit are ad :AA, Remarks on.the great Superiority of Mr. Dlz. E NIANT's Incorrtiptibl: N ER.kl,. PASTE )r AIL - I'l'l'lC I.A T ET/I ,witit or with:out Gums, which . itave not only beet houqured with the approbation of rha Academy of Sciences at P.aris, but also by. the public sane- Lion ot the. roost eminent Nledicail Characters in London, and tit::: concurrent eN.p;:rience of ;Imre than .12,0e0 Persons of ra nk :ilid .,,, o6baiility,,,lurillg the 14, , Years. l n. :farther te-itimony of the uit'rit ot this it has been honoured with Letters Patent bOth in , fi,,e,;an,i and France. To he had also ot tivr. A atitor, at hil . •houwe,, No. 2, Frith. street, near Soho-squate ; nod ot Mr. flighley s P rect. N. It. Mr. De Cii..:inzint tilgitests those Pers4ns who !nay wish to consult hit, to twiltc a pievions ippointment, in order that 04 in, 5. net 1a det.iir.4.N.i: His Hours are front Tett till Two, i'I I ITICE,W= of the Ann:, "MER 'kr./ CAP IA i XS of Sill I'S, Scc. Are strongly rcc(iinillende.d tj K L.STOR ATIVE 11 I.SAM,of 1.1 F: and FIFA "I :3, which is taken by Ceritlenten of the first digiti.tlicso UI this Ktrisdom, as well as others, by wham it is acknowledged to possess most ellicacious properties in rho Cure: of Wie4knessestarid Decays. supplies the ex- I lau sted parts with fresh juices p litid totally re-establishes• the whole Nervous System. For. Pains in the Back and Loins, (fleets and Seminal Weaknesses, , p;:thaps there is not any Medicine, in public or :private'praettee, w1.1...11 has been more successful.' , CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.. A Commander in one • , f His Majesty's ShiF has, in a Let. ter, acknowledged the .gizat beneht received trom this Resta rative.Balsain, and says, " • That the Proprietor is at liberty to strew it to attv Gentleman desirous ortaking the Pills." An Officer of the G muds has also acknowledKeti that this Restorative lkiedicilie is tar superior in Weaknesses and Ner vous Debility to any Medicine he 11401 ever heard of,' and that he therefore feels the utmost pleasure and satisfaction in re commending.it to tlt circle of his friends awl acquaintance. Note—This Restorative is prepared in ti,lls, which pro truce more lastint etThCli than all the /mental 7`4) be had at.waite's Medical Warehouse Fleet street i ^ antianti at N.L• i 3; Old liortil-siretr; Newoery . and SOW, No 45, SC - 1);:nt's; Mr. Mathews, - ilunk,drer. Strand; Ttitt, Ex.ciouw,v ; ltacon, Oxfoid..;:tret ; aud (4" all other Venders of &I...twines in "Pnwri and Coli,..try, lira e 6s. 3a the box ;or it may he hid-in Lirk'Cr rt.) price only ti. 9S. , ;vlitt:ll- contain die quantity Of six itnal I fluxes, at made up for the Army, Navy, Sac. *t A Pamphlet on the-virtues of the Restorative, with List of Cures anneved. way be had. lathe Vencivs, 6J,• C " PitICI.I.,TXPENCE. 1111 PERI 4 L PA R I L E 1100 SE OP PEERS; TntnisnAY, The 14,000,0001. 2.„500,6,60i: and 1,500,0001.,Ex l • chequer - Mi Bills, and the Isle Of \lau Bill, 'verb read ' thii'd time : and paS,zed.' IlExtn.fitsixfs, . General CLIN'i'ON, and several other INiendiors of the liouse of Coinations - , brought op :Elio I,),;iblin Paving Bill, the ThiameS l ,l'untiel Bill, and some other Bills; which' were ri!td a first Petition was presented against the latter Bill by the 'Duke of Noak - or.K.; which was ordered to he on the - The Public .A.6:fonots' Biil tnittee, and tV:t.: teported. ' • , The - Members of parliam, *r:mt Privilege Bill was, after a few Dnke of NOR eoLti - ;and Lohl) c.:‘l ~,( ; : a se e•-tnti tuts and cettnifAter..! )1, 1-,hr, 'Cora Bill was rpd t .-,.ecoir and ek.m . i uhtted for to-morrow. • The other ou the Table were for .in their respeetive .stagcs. TRADE BETWEEN . T:11 , , \VEST INDIES AND Lord HOLLAND said,-he should not now enter into a discussion with respect to the pillar cir eurnstar;:ce at present attending the \) - t.:rt although at a tittere period, it rii.Oit b.e matter for *serious consideration,. by What charice two of the Enenty's shOuld arrive there, and ride triumphant, without being in the least molested.-- preeot objeft, however, was of a different „de kriptioh, it related,to tho Iwitmaious Yet. out front' . Cok.l.Tr) to our Colonies in t 17.6 West•lndies, by which und2rstood the hkhis - .Of the '''re.spoalire Governors ~ t.rit‘tierl frorn afhiwing that: sp:Acies of Tralt 1);.t our 1.141011 , .1: Ctilited States of America ,which Vas neeeaary for the snpport of the former, and plrti , i!Alarty dUrrag. a period. df war.' He conceiVed it to -be perfealy clear: that our West India -Islands could. .lot sepport themselves, or their inhal)itant4 be furnishtd with the necessaries of lite, unle4s they were allowed to procure from the United fetes' of America those twd essential article's, Provisions fti.t. He considered the resttietioo upon that species Of interecorse as tinwie, not tending to injure Limo West India Islanis, said to •lepriv e them of the. ]meet' -Means of support, hot as it dis • -' played all 1111C011eilt1itOry Spirit tuwo.t.ls the-. United States of America. • Sothe system, v, ith re:4)6' to .this subjea, ought, 122. c0110 . ...ived,• to i,e adopted, founded upon pr:ncip!,:.: ',ln en latered hnti flhor:lJ , :!nd - 4;10:%;,J to care tile iJLTIII:IIItn4 of r;.;11' \\ c 4 Pos, S6SiOtIR, all,: nraw the: ,:al;f.v ':.'rr Ino 101 l eriemt ~\lter : placing , these prope,itioni in a variety of points Cf view, Ills i Air4Llrip cos,cie.do:l mOving lii at number ofDeCinnents, of Memorials front the Governor of.faniaiea, and stare. rail other Papers. Eel C.../.1./DE said, that 'Cov,..rnment had 0A:- thaw(' to :la spoil tall! same i:b rrs v .. , ; Stto the West Indies as,had been tho hist, :Ind the beg,inning • s'ar, stern whiehhad• been' fbo.mi pul - no,(; with: the interests cf .the Mother Conutry and 0:n. Colon/4esr.. lb a instalne, the ' , Gil, veruor had the it rit.( .. .:essat*, inn' • had. Vel'y si i:Cly - done so, to suspend the IaWT: for th., ! , p m -p aw .. of admitting Flour and Lumber 11l iNCIIWd Bottoms.' ti (.361. - ernors ttf tho WcF.t IllLlla hiaTie.3 (4,1, upon thc!h• ellCtl re and this, NV:li prfeCil--, adequate to remedy the 'evils 1604 - ed to by the , Noble Lord,— Ile thought, howet'er, it was now too late in the Session to diScusS a .subjea of this importance, and therefpre moved the Order of the Day., Lord 1 - foLLAIgn explained. Lord HAIPKESBURY contended, :that .tlie' true ilntereSts of this Country required that as aeficra.l law Our Colonies should not be allowed‘ to impiirt, except in British Bottoms:; if that was once.abrogared oi'w Trade 'and our Shyping might be iNlyrseri ously injured. This Law,,of course, extended to Our West India Possessiolls; but in . the initrutaions's'ent • out to' the GovernOr of , our islands, they . kver6 di - -' reded, case ihey saw:a necessity tbr so doing', to suspend that 1.4 w for a tithe, for the purpose Of ad- milting in Neutral Bottonis,; such, articles as-were in dispensibly necessary and noneother.• This had been recently i.tnd, very proper4,' donee by' the GOvernor of Jant,lica, 'and in situilar eases of necessity ., would' be done by otber Governors a4ing upon their own re- sponsibility. The general principle remained the s:il pod in; British Bottoi i ~ but tae did Trot titi.;li this Et t c l:lit nutted that it mi'. , ; h t,l l . sum. cases, be net vsury to import. In'Neutrol Bottorw. He thought; li(rw,;. ever, this titfeessity, w.nenever it did oceur, was airlply provided for by the instructions sent to the Govemora of our Colonies. • The-Earl of LIMERICK observed, that if the West India Islands were allowed, without rcstriOion, to import Provisions in Neutral Bottoms,' the P; to sion Trade of Ireland, and couseqUently the pro Te. rite of that Country, .would. be Very seriously In- ' • The-Earl of SLIT - FOLK said ; , t few words in support, of what had beetl ads#anted by Lord 1191,t.ik waEnarntlii.SarANn against. the li d r , h ec o l limed l l esste: S n Ot o li f ( C. 7 4l , S e i n dt r; tl ? t i ., ): lt adapted üb.ie.t ,i b i y e , ; .t iV h f o i t n lg is t t i er s. 1 t they e . yh Vtl a i d4 r 4d es t i;t e et 4 ever that was ,satisfaectory. The Duke of MONTROSE, said, he did not krwtr whether it was the warm Nve.ither that intitienced the Noble Earl 'to make such 'animating speeches, • but as .the Noble , Earl.appeared Sr eA . tremely disSA T tidied with the wholt. couLd of Governrnpnt • • BAST NUL? HOUSE, • yeene 28, aoS. E 'CO UR T of, DIRECT 0 RS . of Vie , UNIT,ED COMPANY of 31E1W1IANTS of ENG LAND tsading,to the East Indies go hirelx give !Valet, That a GENERAL , CDURT of tbe said Comp,iny will le belt at their ifonie t in Leadenbdil-street, cm Friday the Iztb next, at Eleven o'Cl•c4 the • Fcrenaom,- Joe. the tarp,'" o f ',Ong before the aunt 1 - gotber l'r , :c•edirsgr o f tf e Cuter/ of valves, respecriptg . the Plan Pe jorming rt,t .Ettabli,hmenn at fissne /or the Editcation of young Men Thum fedfir the; Canpatv's Civil. Service in India, WILLIAM RAMS.Iy , Sec.