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UMBER 8335.] OFFICE OF ORDNAxtrz, MaY 7, 1819. 111111'1 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111_1- al vi JE sTrs ORDY2INCE do hereby give Notice, Propos«ls. will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, Ilk (0. before Friday, the 28th instant, from such Persons •Z is nQ , 9 to undertake the Supply of PACKING " for Service of this Department, for a period of three Par s ,',efirnzinable after the expirr;tion of t!te first year, upon Aoti, `e thlee 1) months, at th e o pti on o f e ith er E ar ty. .1,1 4147n8 ().f the Alleles may be viewedapon application at ra, Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and far.4,f ‘ togetho: with the Terms and Conditions talliu Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, P-.1.ta1l aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten : 4 : 41 , 4 'r o' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, t a ` e4 uP, and enolorsed " Proposals for Packing Cases ;" but ; Proposals can be admitted after the said 2Sth instant, at te w iloe o'clock at 'Noon of the same Day, neither will any der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gent 4 6ehalf, shall attend. Zig Order of the Board, • H CREW, Secretary. TIDE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA lidnii • DEmY is )%ir . OPEN. (tram Eight o'Clock till Seven)' ONE SHILLING. • Catalogue, One Shilling. HENRY HOWARD, LA. Secretary. NATIONAL SOCIETY. trlig ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the th,' N ATIONAL SOCIETY, for the EDUCATION of Cl iti l'°() lt in th e PRINCIPLES of the ESTABLIS H ED will be held at the NATIONAL CENTRAL Ti iil () Li in B a l dwin ' s Gardens, Gray ' s Inn-lane, on Gui -itt) AY, th e 27th i ns t . w h en a ll B ene f actors o f T en G ti i h 4.4 ' and upwards, and all Annual Subscribers of One th e and upwards, will be entitled to attend. His Once (I, IIICI-14 1SI-10P of CANTERBURY will take the Chair precisely. `''Clock T. T. WALMSLEY, Secretary. st k - rT _ Ok moxvmEyr in SCOTLAND, to COM , ME : the o f GLRI t tiI he I SLATE NAVAL and MILL ARI 4V ENIENTS WAR. 's to be held in FREEMASONS' Great Queen-street, TO-MORROW, the -1819 .4 it is hoped will he attended la): the .4 4 ,1 .1 \1i: 4 ' 1 EN ' and GENTLEMEN connecte , d . with SLOr t"4 by resident - in London or the Neighliourhood; 'nose NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN belon ging . 41 0,. ' 0 -t irirts of the United Kingdom, who inay be desirous Ptrhtit}g s Hatiable a Measure. Fi ' s Grace the - Iloke of ATHOLL in tire Chair. 44 „lite Fart ors. STEWARDS, l e 1,14 r, ortriesK, Sir George Cletke, Bart. M.P. Earl off ijoseberry, Si e John Macgregor Murray, Bart. 1 4 , tart of j ht s's"'w, - Sir James Shaw, Bart. I. t " S alt r L im rui n - Lealie, Esq. M.P. Jahn-4elhave;l, J. Maxwell, Esq. M.P. hinclair, Bart. Coutts Trotter, Esq. Bh, ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Secretary. 44.,—cer to be on Table at Six o'Clock precisely. q at lc far s. each, to be had of the Stewards, Secretary, .",. of the Tavern. . , TR ,-I TItE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c. pir, 11en heim-street. Great Marlborough-street. !ID ,; 11 .St_JNI 'IFR COURSE of - LECTURES % /1 4 ,,, , \ArAt.,S(;Hoot, will begin on the following days , , o •11tE,'1, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr. -- P 1 ,`-',, daily, at Seven in the Morning, on Tuesday, i vgi.'",-.Jissections as usual. : 1 1 tl( ' )!I I Q S ,.I! I T . , is. , IATERIA MEDIC A, &c. daily, at Eizht ,I Ot t EORY and PRACTIC , E of PHYsIc, ' 1 4 7. , With Examinations, by Dr. AGEB,, on Monday, Of .. tePlAll'e C°o rses are given every year, each occupying nearly 'riZt t " s ' 4 .cri,,, J. Particulars may he known of Mr. Brookes, at, `sb-s. oa ; or of Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret-street, Caven , Pt' It I ' BURGESS' NEW SAUCE. l' y "IA encomiums beitowed by the N . obi 1t‘,1411)1,,tit,-riaetud Gentry upon the above NEW SAUCE, induces !o P Q6I . rs, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS . a . nd SON, to ofter r,- 4 oio, ~, ic at large a Caution against unitation . s, by We 4 , 1 : 1 " ' h i l ' can he relied upon as Gennine without each (1.4- ,114 , 1' sea . led tinder their Firm and Address, and also ta ; "" tit•e ja vult; their Signature. t . l - ::„ 11 1';;;: } .,, z in - rl convenience of , this Sauce, being adapted 1 4, - ' of r ; , '-,, has caused a great demand for it and its in t '."erlird j(,:tilation bids fair to equal their touch and long It '" 4 tri iENCE of ANCHOVIES ; they respec f II "ill .."'" front those wlm have not used it, being confident '47a-resetissa_lisfaQiots to the nicest palate. , ‘. s• v N 0.107 (corner of the havoy-,,tep ), STRAND, London. C0n,,,, ' ll / 1 .13/, - o ' I LIS, COLDS, ASTHNIAS, &c. &c. Nli en ' P ECTORAL BALSAM OF COLTSFOOT. Iv effi e . i lt the virtue,--such the safety, and I 8l) ib i , ,1 1 of that most excellent ti , t Medicine, ARNOLD'S O 4,„; () Ctti pr . 13ALSAM OF COLT SFOOT, that upwards "LoAs, ' , s ,""s afflicted with the most violent Coughs, Colds, .1,,, h ti 50tt,,,,.`"e If ooping Cough, Shortness of Meath, and i 11,7 stkiri(p'ns, Inive been cored. In old Coughs, recent (olds, 171,,'"(.1i t , „"ilr Astlinnts, slight and recent Coughs , and _ s,„'4lli, :'_,lloarseness, the Hooping Cough, Sirri"c's 01 , ii; . ",t. s4f-l'u Consumptions, this Medicine is decidedly the .ti,,'"o 4„,",d effectual, and the greatest discovery ever ma le 4, fo i . •2 4 'S Of niedicine. It is held in the highest esti.- N ( he ~,1 , ',...` excellent and salubrious virtues.. .Volines would i,, 411 e n i , rocient to contain the mass of individuals who have , ts? '',.\t'd ex perience:Cl its safe, salutary, and inestimable t... ,top,' l, of d ' t ing van he better adapted to prevent tie 1! to . .e rxr si lop air, and fogy weather ; nor can any thing be 4 .q, or si(tent to take ;vii;..n wet, damp, or wet in the feet, fr ~!uw, ~'`'e r illg' in the body, after a shower of rain, or fall li ' t : tvh` c • ,&c. Above 2000 years has the herb (Cultsfoot) Ir' It l is Prepared beet, hold itt the highest estinia ,,trliti,... foilsFon; and relieves the afflicted speedily, it causes et l 4 i r t rs to breathe more treely, and strengthens their con - (),,stioils,t.zt.gainst the deplorable ' and calamitous effects of :i' 14. pi,s.e Disorders. t h ski,- "ous will please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral „ si o „ ot c o l lo . , t , • • P. ihlet wliich is "f 't , (l, t i r , "! , and observe in the arni . L 're t , '.. e•ertificate made and attested by the Proprietor • ''tid 0 1. li t . it Ni t uti . ,'-•• 1-I.n. Matthew Wood, M. P. Lord Mayor of ,14,ui'.ti.t.ho.Maiisiet, House, the 25th day of March, 1816; ,41q1,1 1:1,1,C1) it cannot he ermine' (' '4• 5 A 1.% rom, 229 g, Strand ' ; Sanger, 150, Oxford -I.tlt!'t' I‘4l''ers '''', 80, Upper,East Smithfield ; Mounsey, 69, lai„te; "IL,re.pireet, B lackfriars-road ; Bolton, Royal Ex-, a1,d41,,15,Z.:13,A1dgatt•; \Vilius, 61, Bishopsgate.st . reet ; Il ill t-° ' 9 ' 14 '. ", n ' i . "ad t Ward, 324, Holborn ; vt' nght 14 L at : , —igo-street Borough •• Byerlv, 105, Holborn ti 4- stiv e ''''' 12 8, St ' .l 1 g •' t Cirindlet, 76, Ox t; th t' Pr i lial gb, 8, lila ct, mo s tr-streei , Clare-market ;-• and I,,,i'uost 1.:.);!4tor, No. 55, Barbican, Loudon ; and Retail, 4,: i 't Is, stiP:cc,tahle Medicine. Venders throughout Europe. "N. % ''"' VC, 0 .64,, and los. bd. gach Itiottlerduty FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1819. CATHOLIC CLAIMS'. .._.........- p . IJST OF THE PEERS WHO' VOTED. FOR LORD DONOUGHMORE'S MOTION . ON-THE CATHO LIC CLAIMS. Kent , - Fortescue Foley Sussex Carnarvon Grantley Somerset , Ittsslyn - 'Bulkeley Grafton Grey - Somers Bedford (I) Harrowby . Braybroke" Portland . Mulgrave Amherst" Rokburgh (P) Minto Grenville Bishop of Norwich St.' Germans Auckland Rochester (II Bradford • Mendip Buckinghain Roseberry Dundas (P) Lansdowne Charlemont Yarbon ugh (P) Stafford (1 3 ) Kingston Calthorpe Bute • Mount Cashel • • . Cawdor (P) Camden Donoughmore WelleSley (p) Anglesea Hereford (P) Carrington (P Tweedale ' Bolingbroke (P) Glastonbury (P) • Heaafort (P) , Torrington Lilford Conyngharn Leinster (P) . Butler (I) Derby ' , Duncan (P) Carysfort (P) Suffolk (P) Melville Alvanley (P) Thanet (P) • Anson (P) Hutchinson (P) Essex . Keith (P) Ellenborough (F) Albemarle(P) Gordon Erskine (P) Jersey Granville "Monteagle (P) (Word Clinton Ardrossan (f) Dartmouth 'Toward Lauderdale Cowper . Save and Sete Crewe Waldegreve (P) Clifton Ailsa Hairington _ Boyle Breadalbane . Warwick King Lynch,ch Fitzwilliam (P) Mountford (P) Stewart (P) Hardwicke Ponsonbv Belhaven Darlington Sondes (1 3 ) Stewart of Garlies Delawar Grantham P) ' Present ...... ...... 70 Spencer - Holland ( F) Proxies 36 Hillsborough (1 3 ) Ducie Grosvenor Sundridge , 106 _.............. AGAINST LORD DONOUQHMORE'S MOTION. York • Ferrers (P) Middleton fr) Beaufort Aylosford Stowell • Marlborough (P) , Stanhope (P) Boston Rutland ' Ilarborough , Dynevor , Newcastle' Macclesfield Ba&it _ Northumberland . Pomfret Walsingharn Wellington Graham (P) Rodney • Archbp. Canterbury Portsmouth (1 3 ) Berwick (P) York Harcourt Gordon (I?) Bps. London . • Bathurst Montague (P) Durham (P) Aylesbury ' Suffield , Winchester (P) Abergavenny Kenyon Lincoln Strange , Gage Worcester Mount Edgecumbe Selsey Chichester,(P) Digby , Saltersford Bangor , 'Liverpool Jirodrick (P) Hereford (P) Malmesbury (P) Rous (P) - Exeter - Romney ' Duestanville St. David's Chichester (P) • Rolle Salisbury Yowls Paynlng • • St. Asaph l'•:. !, n (P) •Iton _ Carlisle • . iieliousie Bristol (P) . ~ ::-. - ,,rtlivria (P) Ely i,onso , ile Itibblesdale (P) • Chester (P) Harewood (1 3 ) • 'Eldon Peterborough "%Tendon' , , Loftus (P) Gloneeger (P) Whitworth , St. Helens Oxford Browrilow' . Rodesdale Dromore Beuchamp Arden ' ' .. Raphoe Hume (1") • Sheffield (P) Winchester Kellie (I') Ga:abier 2 P a ;. e •r idf esf a oLd •(P) . i Salisbury (P) t Roden ' Bath ( P) L.-J.:o°rd (P) Cornwallis Farnham - Ress Hertford (I?) Enniskillen - Ranis Exeter (P) _ O'Neil Colcherr (P) Northampton (P) Gosford • Forbes Cholmondeley (1) Charleville Saltoon Lothian (P) • Carrick - •. Gray (P) . Thomond (1 3 ) , Dudley (1 3 ) Colville Huntingdon Maypard (I') Napier (P) Pembroke . Sidney • Non-contents _ Bridgwater I-tood . (P) Present 07 Denbigh Canon (F) • l'roxies 50 Westmorland ' - Sidmouth - Winchelsea (P) Lake . 147 Cardigan Exmouth Contents , Shaftesbury Arbuthnot Present 70 Abingdon Carleton (P) Proxies 36 Plymouth Le 1)e Spencer (1 3 ) Scarborough De Clifford . ' 106----106 Coventry (1 3 ) Zouch -. Poulett (P) Hay Majority against 41 • These loathed (F) voted by Proxy. EUILDING OF CHURCHES. -\ SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ENLARGEMENT AND ' BUILDING OF CHURCHES AND CHAPRL3. Yesterday, a General Meeting of the above So ciety was held at their Rooms, in Lincoln': Inn Fields. At one o'clock the. Archbishop of CANTER BURY, President, took the Chair, supported by the Archbishop of York, the Bishops of London and LlandatY, Lord Kenyon, the Archdeacon of Cam bridge, Mr. Justice Park, Joshua %Vatsos►, Esq. the Rev. Mr. Shepherd, and many other persons of emi nence. The Report was then reail by the Rev. W. J. Rodber ; it detailed the proCeedings of the Society during .the last year, and stated that their anticipa tions had been folly realized by a most beneficial result. 13,8071. had been expended for providing additional accommodations flrr 17,700 persons to attend Divine Service, 13,459 of which are free sit tings. Further apPlications.have been left for the consideration of the Committee. The grants of the Society have not been extended to those numerously populated parishes which fall more immediately der the cognizance of ,his Majesty's Commissioners for carrying into effect the Act for building New Chttrches. .The7Secreiary, ; after reading a series of forms and regulations, stated that the balance now in hand, at the disposal of the Society, amounted , to 37,1971. 9s. 7d., a suer very inadequate to the in tended applications. It was moved and seconded, That the Report now read he printed, and circulated under the direction of • the Committee.--Agreed to. The Meeting then proceeded to fill up vacancies in the Committee, to appoint officers for the year en suing, and then adjourned. ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. The Anniversary Meeting of ibis truly laudable Institution, which has for'its object the Maintenance and Education of the Deaf and Dumb - Children of . the Poor, was held yesterday evening at the City of Londono Tavern. At half past fire o'clock, near 300 persons of the greatest re spectability sat down to a dinner, consisting of every delicacy of the season; his Royal highness the. Duke of GLoUCXSTER in ,the Chair, supported on his right hand by the Marquess'of Bucking ham, and on his left by the Bishop of Bristol, together with Lord Gambier, Lord Calthorpe, and William Wilberforce, Esq., M.P. The-Collection made amounted to 7001, [PRICE SEVENPENC F. PA RLIAM ENTA RY PAPERS. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was pphlished . , price 4s. Gd. a New Edition of ' PHE VANIPYRE, a Tale; to which is added, an Account of Lord Byron's Residence in Greece. London : Printed for tiberwood, Neely. and Jones, Pater -noster-row ; and sold by Bell and Brad fute, Edinburgh, John Cumming, Dublin, and all Booksellers. NEW SATIRICAL NOVEL. Just published, In Three 1 7 1,!utnes, price iL Is. boards, THE ENGLISHMAN in PARIS, a Satirical Novel ; with Sketches of the most Remarkable Cha ratoters that have recently visited that celebrated Capital. "Chaque age a ses son esprit, et ses maiurs." BotLEAtt. London : Printed for Sherwood,.Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. This Day was puhlisbei, Te Second Edition, price ss. (id. with a - Frontisp►ece from a Picture by Sir George Beaumont, Bart. PETER BELL, 'Pale in Verse;-- - By WILLIAM WOBUSWORTH, Esq. - In Octavo, to match the " Lyrical Ballads," 'rrinted for Lum.-7,raan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lonitun. In a few Days will lie published, Benjamin, the Waggoner; a Poem. By. William Words worth. 6 6 What's a name ? " 3rutus will start a spirit as scan as Cwsar." STATIST:CAL ACCOr/NT Or AMERICA. This Day were published, In One large Volume, Quarto,- price 31. lßs. 6d. boards, IATI•STICAL ANNALS ; Embracing Views of the Poptilation, Commerce, Navigation, Fisheries, Public Lands, Post Office Establishment, Revenues, Mint, Military and Naval Establishments, Expenditures, Public Debt and Sinking Fund, of the UNITED STATES of 'AME RICA; founded on Official Documents, commencing on the 4th March, 1789, and endiu,..- on the 20th Aprii, ISIS. By ADAM SEVBERT, M. D. A Member,of the House of Ilepr,:.entatives of the United Statc., from time state of Pennt.ylvaiiia: Member of the American Philosophical Society ; J-lonorary Member of the Philosophical and Literary Society of New-York ; Fellow of the Royal Society ofl_iatingen, &c. Published ny Lonoaan, Hurst, Rees, Ornae, and Brown, London ; and DobsOn and Son, Philadelhtmia. ' MR. WOODFALL'S JUNIUS. 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Monthly Magazine for Sept, 11317, V C) COUNTERACT Alie many attempts that are daily made" to impose -on the unwary a spurious composition instead of the Genuine Blacking, prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspiciMusly placed in the centre, that they trust :fin attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letterHpress, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and Soild Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists; Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per fumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at-6d. is. and Is. 6d. each. THE BANK. The following are Official Copies of the Reso. lotions laid on the Tables of the Houses of Loads and Commons, by the Earl of LlAttaowaY and 'Mr. PEEL, and which it is the intention of those individuals, respectively, to propoee for the adop tion of the Legislature, as the basis of v.hatever practical measures may be recommended. HOUSE OF LORDS. 1. That it is expedient further to continue the Restriction upon Cash Payments by the Blnk for a time to be limited, in such manner and on such condition's as shall be prOvided by Radian - kw, with a view to ensure its final, termination at the ner:off so to be fixed. 2. That preiionsly to the resumption of Cash payments by the Bank, it is expedieto that the 'Bank .ihot)ld be required. at a time to be fixtd by Parliament * , to give Kxchange for its notes, gold duly assayed and stamped at his Majesty's Mint (if demanded to an atto.unt not less titan a number -of ounces to be limited), valuing the same in such exchange at a pi ice not exceetiing four pounds one shilling per ounce. 3. That at-the expiration of a further period, to be also fixed by Parliament, the Bank should be required to give in exchange for its notes, gold so assayed and stamped (it.,clematided . to ate amount not less than a• certain number of ounces to be limited) valuing the same in such exchanges at the Mint•price.. 4. That at some titre between the two periods above-mentioned, the Batik should be required to give in exchange for its notes, gold so assayed and stamped, valuing the same at a price bet ~ v.eeit four-pounds-one shilling and (the Mint pri:e : • and that after the pricb at which gold shall be valued in sucli exchanges shall have been once lowered, it shall not again be raised. 5. That after. th period shall have arrived at which the Bank shall be required to give gold in exchange for its notes at the Mint price, a further .period to be fixed by Parliament should be allow ed, snd,a certain notice- given, before the 13:-..nk. ,shall be requirett• ro pay its notes itt cash. 6.• That it - is expedient that all lawS, which prohibit the melting or exportation of the gold or silver coin of the realm, aniF the exportatii,o of gold'or silver bullion made of such coin, should be repealed. HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1. That it is expedient tOcVntintte the Res,tric. (ion •on payments in..cash by the Bank or land beyond the time to which it is at . pr, sent lintiic.d by law, • 2. Thar it is expedient that a definite period should be fixed fur tie termination of the Restriction on Cash-paythents ; and that preparatory mea• sures should be taken, with a view to facilitate and ensure, o❑ the arrival of - that period, the payment of the Pro►nissory Notes of the Bank of England in the legal Coin of the RLalm. .• 3. That in order to give to the Bank a greater controul over the issues of their Notes than :hey at present possess, provision ought to be made foe• the grtztlut:&repayment to the Bank of the suns of Ten Millions; - _ being part of the sum due to the Rank, on account ot Advances made by theta for the public service, and on account of thepur. chase of Exchequer Bills under the authority of Acts of the Legislature. 4. That it is - expedient to provide, by law, that tons 'the lst,Fehrnary, 182(1, the Bank - shall be 'liable to deliver, on demand, gold of standard fineness, having been assayed aid a imped at his Majesty's Mint, a quantity of not less man sixty ounces being required in exchange for slick an amount of.hores of the Batik as Shill be equal to the value of the gold so required, at the rate of tour pounds one shilling per ounce. • 5. That from the Ist October 1820,dthe Bank shall be liable to' deliver, - on demand, gold of standard fineness, as,suyed and stamped as Wore mentioned, a quantity of hot less than 60 waren beibg required in excu'ange for such an amount of notes as shall be equal to the value ot the gold so required, at the rate of 31. 19s. 6,1. per ounce. 6. That from the Ist -May 1821, the Bink shall be liable to deliver, on demand, gold of standard fineness, assayed and stamped as before mention. ed, a quantity of not less th,•ll sixty ounces being requir..d ttt e?tchtin;e u i a mount of notes is shali ;:quad m, .t to Ile gold so required, ut the rate of 31.175: lOid. per ounce. 7. :Kat the 13atikimay, 4.rittiy period between the Ist Febiliary 1820 :Ind the l'st may 152,1, un dertake.to deliver gold of litandi ! ird fineness, as :,toyed and stamped as before mentioned', at any rate' het . weer. tfre sums or fwir pounds one•shilling pci ounce, cnd 31. 17s. 141. per ounce; but that . stic.l; intermediate ,rate,having been once fixed by the Bank, :bat rate shall nut bJ subsequently in. 8. That from the Ist May 1823, the Bank shall pay its notes on desnand, io the legal coin► of the realm. 9. That it is•expedient to repeal the laws, pro•_ hibiting the melting and the exportation of the coin of the realm.—May 19, 1819. NAVY ESTIMATES. The Third Report at Ch Stiect Committee of the House of Commons on Finance, has been /Hinted. It relates exclusively to the Nary Esti mates. There is a decrease in some of the de partments, and ircr.slase in others ; but the total result is a diminution in the Estimates of the present year to the amount of 20,0281, 4s. Bd,