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Oil.; Second Price; 's.—Levver Gallery; es.; Second Prict, tall - ry, qvcnnil Price. ad. On TiltiNttay, Bertram; with Tbe Man his own Master, and TheTurt) l ,l4. (kite. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. 0 I Cii4 ).4 hereby :melt, that the EXHIBI. N - i • WILL CLOSE on SATURDAY NEXT,, the 29th Instant, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening. .• Admission Is. Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Secretary. i►itors ArC requested to send for seir respective Terforniaocys un 'Tuesday the til a or Wednesday the ad of Ni R. \VEST'S PICIVIV. , OF CHRIST REJECTED. • ' I Gentietnen among st the ficen this PIC'TUR.F. ( which is Inn in EXIII 1 9TION) Itr.vint: expressed a wish to he in wh..o it was Mr. svEs'i's intention or - publishing a I'IUNT front. it, I am -authorized respviantily to acquaint Own" and the Public in general, that a DRAWING :it now - finished preparatory tit that object, and plated in ilte , Room with t he.OR !GINA L PAINTING, at No. lils, M ALL, fir the-ir inspect-ion ; Where Subscriptions'are received, and prh .1 particulars niarhe had. try Order. ('tIARLES SMART, Secretary. 125, Pali-Mall, slaty 11, hug, N.ll. Toc EXoll3ell'fl.)ti oi•ens as usual, from Ten till Five. lutirisi I FIRE OFFICE, FOR. the 111,...,11i:ince of lioiltlings, Fornit ore, 1 • Merchantlize, Shipq, Vessels, aml ail other Property, ' sigaino Liiss or Datuage by Flit E. I;,,,irraiters for.slrit Periods, or for several Years together, bray he alected at th 1;: (Mice ii On the most equitable Terms. itniieies Will not: be charCvd for Sun of 3001, or upwards, tan. to P, t. 05 inerea.ing their present Insurances. TheAvlmie RI( of u FARM be insured without,sue.; cification, at the redored Prtioitnn of 2s. per Cent. Itrc-ipti for the Renew:it of Politlits exulting at Midstunmer 7),1 y, May be had at the pflo..ipal Offices' in the Strand and COl4llOl, London, and of titer Ageofs in the Country, who who will receive Proposals for new insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. ROYAL - EXCHANGE A . :SURANCE OFFICE, Edithlialteti by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George the First. June. 181 U. ..pERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on the 14th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts - t ern, now ready to be delCered at theComp4ny's Offices, Over-. the Royal Exchange and in Pill-Mail, as well as by their re lipective-Agents in4ll.severaPCountitts; arid tho Parties as , need are revested to apply for the Renewal of their Poll • .arcs on or tiefote• the 9th of Juty - next, its the usual .Fif teen Days allowed for Payment; beyond the date of each P - will then. expire.. • S':VMUTEL PENNING, Jun. SeCTetar v. . . Attendance is, given daily el the said - Offices, for the Al,suranee of Gods, Merchandizes, and Shifts* In Harbour, in - Dock, or while building, from Loss or Du titage,ll Fires, anti also lot the Assurance of, and grantin4 Annuli les un., Li yea. _ _ _ I‘..ll.li:ireti , t;iicies will be i,biled free of Expenee to the As lion4d, where the Annual Premium atoounts to Go. or uyi• Ward,. A MARRIED) Cr,EitCYMAN, residing upon „„„ciL hi. 4%11%Lf. 411itle County of Berke, would he happy to e Two EM or married Gentleman and his Dinglitei. with i'.o.lltD and LODGING. Respeetabfe re , fmenees wil.l.bc gi% en it d equired....-Direet to A. B. at Mr. 'Underwood's, Ilunkoeller, Fieet-street. ILITARAEN'S ()RIOINAL JA PAN - LIQUID Y' BLACKING prsoluees a - brilliant Jet Black, • equal to the hest 'Japan preserves the Leather soft, and pre, its crakkitn4, sloes not soil the linen, is per feet!, fret aity ungeisant eniell;and will retain its vir /tocsin any Sold, ssliolts..l,, !ty ROBERT WARREN', 14, St. 51artiti's..' lane, London ; nl • retail by Caldwell, White, Waterford; Thion,m, Belfast; Raebitrn, Edinhorght Os. borne, Glasgow; Lyon ' Inverness; Cookworthy, Plyinont h ; Ml , Pchetat'r ; Fitritival, Liverpool PWildgoose, lac lesfieid ; Evans and Co. Chester; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Ilirroinithani; Nlerridew, Coventry Pierson, Sheiliold Cieenslefle,knernsey ; and by his Agetitt in teeny Town it; the Kined'int, in Stone Bottles, Is. ed. a Pint, 10d. Half a-:pint, and Rd. each. CAUTlON.—.4hserve, stone . are Genuine unless 7Z)/) (L' is s;;:ned nn 114 Lal►ul, and 14, !t. Mtartin's-la►►e, stamped In tl►a isottie, ns tlse superior quality of this Blacking Isa' in+ sloce4 several Iwe Impiistors to sell Spurious C,oupoiitions tiode't . the'also6. Name. petrnin Veit:V.lla 1611111 a "11, t.hi faint embrace timpani. mlos racr ! •AISrA hi- the fountlatiOn of so <ial happineis, which 41kturhe0, thiongli the parties that folio the onion tint taltnig those Precautions wine wonld scent , . theot the enjoyment of that- [;'feat domes- AntOkt tite Aoetaneholy variky of disoniert tihtler uhich hinnan patine is known to wife'', there are none Nvre itlarntill4 ur di.tre , sing than those which fashnmable gaieties, ea) If disipation, or soli/ary iakinpt rtinvo.. •. . .• . • • ntisrs. and Co. beg * to state that the: sedulous attentind of a proetice riclwirelv direzted to the tr4atinent and cure of I'MN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgetis, they offer a Spectly and permanent cure fur every stage of that disc order, which • k contraered in an unguarded moment, ant which poi , onit the springs of life, retol for every class of lity, a inch is the ecos:quenee of juvenile indiscretions, pre tenting the maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation, esn its unhappy vietim,all the io'.irtuities of old age—the body becoming enervated uirl etnacatel—the rbeclo yel'ome ati.l 11 / I "ckness—and the mind gloomy and dejected. 1- ne the result of their success in this particular branch, they refer to. that which, they Batter themselves, they. have ac quired, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended prac tice. in slight, and recent cases of syphilictic complaints, a p erfe ct cure is completed in the short period of two days ; and itt Case.; of strictures, pains in the hones, glects , seminal S w "" e ues. &C. &c. a proper perseverance in their . plati of sreat pieta insures to rt., tient an invigorated constituti o n. WOMV.N, abet have long been disap;iointed °tell ExPEcTATioNs of is FAMI IS, may be assured t hat, i s a l" i lit :ffiStniMeSs defects are curable by medical stilt; -2 " A -, l ,_ , lonith the removal of Stich impediments be an okleet of ; iotlnT and uncertainty Kith to. t ees, yet the cure of such de" "IS . bY the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquire . aT , t of their rsp er i ence . ctilllt and CO, may be consulted by patients of raf " aryl; with the greatest secret y and ,tmour, at then hou se. NO, 10 Hatton Garden. !Patients in the country, , Stat i 4 l ;.tgv,, and gener.:l habit- of living, 84. i ii o .one reinitlance for advice and medicines, in icines, the Sag 1 / e •g're 4 3-himiteut to my part of the kiu dual. 1 C 44 • 4 • ou Ptirduu. : 1 1 4ES DAY, JUNE 25, 1816. OFFICE OF O.4I),VAIVCE, .June 17, 116. rirliE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS (1 His MA JESTY'S ORDN,INCE do hereby . . give ,Notice, Mat Proposals will be received at Melt 0//ice, in Pall-411a11, on or before Monday, the Ist day of duly next, Pow such .Pcr oons as may he, witting to undertake the PerlOrmanee of Me MASONS' WORK., for Service of this Department, at Cha. : tham, for 4 period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months., at the option of either Party. Further particulars, together'with the Terms and Condi4. tions of the Contract, may be known upon ,Ipplication at the Office of Ordnance, at Chatham, and also at the Sc= cretary's Ojice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any bay baiter,: the Hours of Pen and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed "Proposals fur the Masons' Work, at Chatham ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said , lot of July, at 7Velve o'clock at Noun of the same day; neither will any Tcnckr be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an "I en! in his behalf, shall attend. • • ()rder of the Board, R. H. ci?rry, &aviary. DR. Norrs SURREY.,AND IVYATT. This Day were 1,91J14.1ied, in 2 large, vols. 4to. embellished _ . with hiAhly finished l'ortraitsi - &e. , rin HE EN flab WORKS of IiSNRY HOW- L Eai I of Sort ey, and Sir THOMAS W YATT, the Viler; containing much ocw.and curious Matter, with Notes, Critical and .Explanatory, ti4e. ete. By G. F. NuTt, D.D. 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DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to. all Other Itemediesfor the Wind, hug.' logs, Convulsions, and those Disorders iu the Stoinach stud ThlAvels of Tufanti, which prove fatal to so many. under the age of two years. It is equally' efficacious in Chokes, Fluxes, and other Complaints ja the Intestines of grown per - Suns. This. invaluable Cordial , Medicine, invented by the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his chi - 110- Ni., Mrs. Frances GO, and her sons, to whom alone be be.. 'waited this Property by his sold only by F. Newbery and Sow., at the oh established Warebonse,No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, the third house from Cheapside., price is. 9d. a bottle but if.procured elsewhere, be sure to ask for Clell's,Dalby's Carminative," and see that the isanie Newbery," i‘ungrased in the itamps. • • On the Pitst.of May was published, price Is. PHE MONTHLY GAZETTE of HEALTH. Tbis popular periodical work, edited by Dr. REECE, Author of the Medical &c. is published on the Ist Or every mouth, on the same plan as the.Clazette de Santi of Paris. It gives a popular account of all new di icarcrits made in - different parts of the world ; that Many relate to the mesas of preserving health And curing diseases, promoting , mummy awl domestic cointort ,, , &c. 'rite Fifth Number, to be published on the Firit of May, will contain Practical Remarks on the causes, &c. of Indigectiornand Bilious Com plaints, and the best known means of prevention and cure, by Medicine,' Diet, &c. 4w Remedies for files, Ascarides, Rheumatism, Cutaneous Eruptions, Nervous Head-ache, Croup, Iting-worni, Corns; Tenclei' Peet; Scurvy", Itch, auk Account of the Bengal Mail - isms, Pills, ,Sodaic Powder, the lauagernent of Newly-horn Infants, &c. &C. Published at the Chemical Hall, 171, Piccadilly, and, sold, by Sherwood and t'o..Paternoster.ro%; , ,• ;sad all Bookseller* is ate United Kingdom,' IMPERIAL PA RLIAMUN P. nOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE .:.._.:_ Judgment in Rosse v. Stirling, an►i Staepole v. Stacpole.partly seversed ; in La►►rie v. Living stone, and Reid v—lldrvey, affirmed. The Royal Assent was given by Com►nission to the Irish Paper 13111, the Rape Seed Bill, the Su gar Bill, and South Sea 13111. Commissioaers Lords Eldon, Shaftesbury, and Mehille. GAS-LIGHTS. The Connsel (Mr. Harrison) ,was heal..d against the Gas-lights Bill, and witnesses examined to show that the-passing of tbe Bill would materially injure the whale-fishery. Mr. Warren was heard on the other-side; The Earl of.LAtlueanims presented some Pe . - tions against the Bill. The Earl of IlAattowtY said, that *ere ccr tainly appeared to be some force in the obigrva lion 4)f the Counsel, that the passing of this bill was cAlenlated to give undue advautage to u Gas.)light Compaoy, and had therefore a tendency to destroy rather Over) promote fair ctimpetitku. And then, in n ptihlit: 'view also, the matter was ex!tremely deserving of attention, though the Couusel could tot be regularly heard to that,point. The whale fisheries formed an excellent nursery for seamen.'.ll c4rctonstanee their Lordsi..ips could never overlOok ; and yet they would be most ins. tenally injured if thee gds-lOtts shook be en,. couraged in this extraordinary way. It might be upper, therefore, to - 1.:6 - o'oe the operation of that encohrak:ement to the net iltheyrthOught dint the Bill ought to Poss. Ile Nvould not, how- ever,. object tot lie second \ reading, as he wished to sec the Bill as it might come out of 'tile Com- Witive. The Bill was read a becond •time, anti committed for .Wednesdny. ADDRESS AS TO THE WEST INDIES. Lord HOLLAND Sala, that their Lordships .tonal se,e by the votes of the House of ,Contmons that the House had agreed to an Address to the Prince Regent on the subject of the late melancholy events in the \Vest Indies. He gave notice. that TiMrSdnY next it was his iiiten(iOn it) move an Athkess of their Lordships in the 6aine strain. TIABEAS CORPUS AMENDMENT BILL The Marqvis of LANsprimls moved the further consideration of the Report oh the Ilabeas Corpus Arraendhient Lord Hoy..4Nn armed, that some circumstances had Conic' to )-,is knooltdge with rtsliect to Scot- land, which strewed that it was necessary to• the persouai liberty of his Majesty's subjects in that part of the United Kingdom, that some Measure should be introduced for Securing an early trisl to the pakty saffering, as well as a proper compensa tion front those who infringed this Act. ,Ile there-, fore gave.notice, that in the course of next Ses sion he should iutrodttee a Bill upon the subject. IRISH LANDLORDS, &c. The Earl of Limettick moved - the third reading of the Irish Landlord and Tertants''' Bill.' Earl STANHOPE moved as an Amendment, that the middleman should. not. be allowed to iliatrain. unless he bad first paitt his rent to-his superior or head landlord. • - Lord REDESDALF Said, no one could vote for that Amendment unless, he meant to object to the whole Bill, us the middlemen ,n4lit not have. fluids to pay his superior till he received his 'rent from his own tenant. After a few words frotn the Marquis of Lans downe and Lord Holland, the Ametylment,,wasne gatived, and the Bill read a third time and passed. IRISH GRAND JWUES. The Marquis of LANSfio \V NE moved the third reading of the Irish Grand Juries Bill. The Foil of DotionOttsdoae repeated the ohice tion which he formerly stated, not to the principle, but to one of the proVisionit in the bill. He now underttirtod 'that the Iriab Jodges bad. been con sulted, and hail given their opinion, against the bill. He should not have . objected us the provi sion, that the Grand Juries should receive parni e totimony ; but he contended, that it was- necessary they should also have the examination of the Ma gistrates ,before them. This objtction hall been made in the other House, and something' had 'been inberted.tocaYe the objection, which was TIO cure at all. He highly approved of, assimilating • the practice of the law of Ireland ttl that of England, as far as %vita consistent with the Ouch tions of the two count rirs ; and part iculariy ap proved of the plan in :cOntentplation, to, assimilate _the, practice of , Ireland .to that of Euttland ill re spect of the appointment of sheriffs. if the crown gave up that patronage, the plan would do great good, 'and-he felt grateful to the Committee of the other .House by which these improvements had been suggested hut he wished that the whole plan ShOttld'he brought forward at once, and not piece-Meal. While they were.giving Ireland the gruld things yf, England, he hoped they would keep the poor laws to themselves. 'l'l)6 Earl of LIVERPOOL was not- aware that the Crown gave up any patronage in agreeing that Sheriffs should he 'appointed, in : 'reknit as they were in England. lie admitted iliat the plan would do -great good hut he thought, that as the Whole of the enatemplitted improvements could not be brought, forward at.once, it was desirable that the.Y ebould now go as far as they, could. The Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Insolvent •Debtors' Bill,-American Passen gers' Bill, and inland Coals Bill, were brought trotn.the Commons, and read a first time, The Bristol Small Debts Bill, arid Divorce Bill, were returned;' - Mr. Ser.kennt Chirstottl and 'others from the Conitteris,-also returned.the Address to the Prince rPrITCR S.F.VENI`Ert4 Regeitl thv sitljict of the Statute.lmoil, With their amen:it:nee. A person from the Custom •honse preserved pa.. pets, t..hich were bad on the pil):e. DY611"3 nlvOiteK, The LORD CHANCELIMR made some remarks on the 'evidence whietchad been given at the on this subject. We with-T.4°od his Lvrtlihp to s ta te, that the proof of the lout of adolttry ittitt not been of the strongest kind, and tlHt on the other band Considerable previons misconduct had been proved on the par: of Getier,ll Dvott. lie thought therefore, that it the Ilill weitt to aCon mittte, very considerable alterations should .be ntade in those ciattses,wll;cll relatcd to the fano tune of the lady. The Earl-of LAUnRIIDALE 'coincided with the N.bte and Learned Lord ; and took oceasmo to remark, that be never saw piny persort at their Lordsltips bar tho , e 'deservin g of cointnlttal for prt:varicalino Oulu Mra, V t . i t The Howie dull went into a Comm;!tee on Dyott's .I.)l‘oree Bill, in which seetnatalterations were made on the btiggestion of the Logi) CHAN+ 'CELLOR,,,, , • The second reading of the Exeherinerg Corm"... !illation Bill was fixed for to-inoi row. The orler Orders of the D4y were then disposed of, and inn House adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SreAKLR informed the tinn i ‘ze, .thlt the noyal /Went btett given by commission to The ~ 0 1 and Blubber repot 'vas ordered -for alit Swill, Coals WA!.was revel a it.cond Mr. D. GIDDY took the op l mi tooit y to t.pFuk in ugh praise of rim safety,iamp I)ivv, who, he hoped, ,would •rcceiye bottle taktik.„of favour, (;OItONERS' On the Report of the CorOners' Bill being tat.en into f. ri her eonsiderati.ot, I‘ll'. STUART ‘VotsTi.t.'Y atOvecl, that elfmose sloodd tie ttrldr3 to the Rill, itroN.iding, that 'llO Coloner should be entitled to the fees and alhow ammees 'granted by this Act, unlvss the same simomml,l be first sanctioned by the illugistrates of the county. ; , . Mr. H. SVMSETt opposed the intro !action or the clattse o . and atter a few words from Ir. S. Ik'ort ley and Mr, Dickenson, time 14allery ,was el,Ared for a division,:blitit was subsequently minderstood the eiatnie was witimdrawn. Another ci.ivae was proposed while 'strangers were v....chided,. Whielt was lo t on a division, the numbers being-- Fur Iciir ,Clause AgAiust it ALliptity • I . • Repnrt was then agreed to, and the 13.11 °Meted to be read a t h ird tittle to-in cu ,r, • .. S.IVING Th.e.Report of die &ring- Llttoks B:11 wils talen intoitirtlier considergiuo. Ai r ., Rose prnpr,sm a clause, whieli we , it to 'provide, that any depositor of money in Dank, who might become ineapub!e of ‘eotk age or sickness, sbonlit be,entitted to the same parOchial relief to.which he might otherwise be emitted. r. Mr. CALCRAFTcomplain'ed of the conduct of the Right Mu. Gcnilenitto, in bringing forward,. at this 'late period of the Session, the saute c 1.0150 'which. was , negatived in the Committee on,,the pill on Friday, last. He contemled, that it. was unjust to provide, that whatever property ti•lnittl might have in the. Saving Bank, he might still, de wand of his parish that it. should provide forAis aubsi4tence. 'lt was manifestly , mijust to en a ble A man, -haring 1001. in this Isank, to stay to a 'poor man, who was assessed, '' am a richer man 'than you, hut In consequence of a ,Law proposed by that excellent matt, the Mem ber for Solidi ampton (Mr. Rose), 1 have a right to demand tc- , lief at' your expence." The"CHANCKLLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought the pro Visions recommended by his. Right lion. Fliend of great importanCe:to the as nothing could.tendlnore to defeat the S4eing Binks plan, than an idea that subscribing to them would pre clude the ponr', rroiu el4iining relief from those fniids on which they might otherwise depend fur subsistence, fle,,however,qhotOrt might be well to make some addition toNbe, clttu4'e he wished the Managers to have n ,tbsetetintiary power Over the property of an applicant for pa rochial relief %vito.might lave money in time Say.. ing Bank. For thi4 purpose, he suggested it might be well tri . ensble them to order a part of welt property to be applied to thee support of the Sir C. MONCK objected to the proposed Atm !Id ment; which he thouglit worse than the ory„m4l clause, as it went to give the Magistrates.on. appealable discretionary power over propertp which hr could not consent should be entrusted to them. He set forth the injurious coosequences of such an enactment, and strenuously opposed the clause.' • Lord littiwlNG defended the (Ample, stnfl eon , tended'the Amendment suggested by the Chan cellor of the Exchequer would obviate many of the objections %V . liich it was open to ou Friday. LOCKMAUT feared the clause would be pro thialive of much evil. life thought it would ',each the poor man to fitime eye'on - the Saviug,Bank. 'and the' other on the l'aritilt, for support in tint Od age, and thus create a species of kulvery, dill not exist hetore. - • • LOril COMPTON ettpported the firotie. 1%11%14. DA is objected to the 11101itvn, Mr. Witattupoecti spoke in favo , ir. of the chime and of the Bill, which he thought Wu:ly ti.,) isouse into the lower orders an anxiety to put by sot e