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f: - -t. .~.~~. j(, 4Lt ! ~l.d lif Iv!, has beef' Cieatle tps l : i / It )03lic 011'6.5 iv siolur rays to b eg° , f3ritisit P." 11 nidattiOd : .EREAOO• las the ti tle ni3Y nd put the P r , , en at rest, p° inniroten t edy of a n of full 01 1 ° ° ' Coiirt of Iq d e terntin ig r e vidalc' f° ts for su ch Unit upon ;cotes of 11P ii la in all 5 ' 16 4 re, the (so p , it she l° or out 0 11' 4 t t 0 l ire , suKr -,, 6 01 ibedience, to obeilience the hatiPi' ' li of the /30° et, sTh sci )(11" 1 II oba .10 tI res peCV on, aS 0(1 f)! 6 0 :.‘, i vlS ° ~ or 3 tit 11. s °'‘ lUSIOOO )11)/11(3fnif je:f dings°l credit Fti ,ISFitij~~~~ g ra nit enter°. ry • r e t : • e r s e e, o f r Wore'4; Vi 3CUd : , •ef t4e SI e 3 party °' Jo' pare. rtv of f , 'e Feet. 4); ,1 at 1311 ' tiller )? .s. Earlate!iitte.: ”ily, )P L q. frOtO in ditto' 0 1 " be V i osr, of qOl 114 ,, 0 1 he trigh t ,: p of ,; I I I Or e , a fr i g 00 1 ra°lls hre, ain 9e ' 0 1 ' ( 10 g,. 0 .0 SO ile d l a c is bat",oll, . , o io '• LP' • I lie t , . )o or • r e' l ernP l(3 , l od i ,rir j ge boos ° 01 4 Do ( ' • e s ' 009 $54 . t3:IIY Icoterj„010 jarr ,eg 01! tr INl f t° re' r j o r a ge% joiv alcot ottt. e. nt, 15 o f a' oc tl, ). • iv t ed U r If, :49g NUMBER 8688:] LAST WEEK. ----- ROYAt ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. 9TIOE is hereby Oven, th,it the EXE-11111- * ttAI SION of the ROYAL ACADEMY will fin-illy elose lite c i st tUllDAl NEXT, the Ist of Suly, at • •Seveli o'Clock • ltd • • 1 " 3 19t1 Mons Eight o'Clock till Seven) One Shilling. Catalogue, One Shilling. hihi HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. - are regneesd astert i , , the to send for f t July. heir Wallis on 'nes- Y, th e 4th,' Wd . li sth o • t PI CTILI - &1 NO-OFFICE, June go, 1820. HE.C OMMISSffiNERSfor VICTUALLING : n'.I,2II.4JESTY'S NA do hereby give Notice, That t t - -.P.1. ' 10 1/, Me 30th ins!. they will be ready to receive Tenders • ; e l etti "S" , (sealed up), and treat far i hndred Chaldrons 'of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, 11 )16 W N'S WALLSEND, %I'INDSOR'S PONTOP, TOWN , .4. y. 6eII,TAIN, N INIrsO Lt PONTOP COALS, ?f the targest !fall is entire Cargoes. Clue fl'honsal Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL. Fube hundred S ac h s o f KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD PLAltr i , At to Le subject t o the us ual w a rranty of Twelve 740nek s ; and Fir,” ,• " s t 7 ,, '" of NEW OATMEAL. Iv : 4 c whole to be tethered, in the space of One Month, into ric.ialling Stores at Deptford; and to be Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty dugs after 4 0 4 . 7y, e Coleditions of the Contracts may be seen at the &- tret e , , • tk ott g'N'd will he had to any Tender in which the Price n 't beiuserted in words at length, or that shall not be de ' 4r ed to It r i✓ the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fri -1,4e t Ae 30th i nstant, nor unless the Person who makes eTeitder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to an- Mien called fur. 1.,,, • ..ir,-YAL HOSPITAL, CIIELSEA, .ItiNE 27, 1820 . of Putsumuee of the Act of the sath yeaorut ••ki ' his Ltte Majesty, by which .it is enacted that tli ila- ‘l"er's of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly,.by ora4elrvaLit'iitistead of half-yearly, Notice isliereby.gh, en, . • ') th e lli , rl t Hunburable the Lords and others, COll . l • 1744'1""' I;4' ''s 1 ' the Affairs of the said Hospital, that : 4, 1 . 1 the • Oat-PLlll:nasZeinrsg thereof, residing .in London, d or t appeart'44l the District of the Bills of Mortality, are...recoil: o 111 i Personally and regimentally, with their Instructions inthe .._;i:t(tiusatcaaites of Admission, at the Secretary's Office , ou the respective days, and in their different gi. ite4st,:B' avcurding to their several Rates of Pension, as l u en ll'tlit-;44l.luned; when attendance will be given _from % he p 14 the Morning until Three in the A t h 4 , a Ylniiit r °- a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, - 'oe 21t1rSepteinher next. . . .. „ 3d of July. ' ' 1 , 6 4, •. on MONDAY, the . - s t . ' -eti F t er.i t sd. Per day, aud those at 6d. to the end '"--'4lll6cred Re;,inieiSts. ' • tt if ,g at Old TUESDAY,. the 4th of July. th„emaio ''ig R e - G(L. frOni the Rifle Brigade i til t ca:ginituts or Corps . - with thine at ; t il l ! 14I'Y atntLper.da;. and sd. and . all thliinse at: ZnII•I•:DISESPAIriI the i st i st , li t _l , ,Tuly. hoot Guards, with 14 c 4 j 4 e s !" ( li the I lit RI t d., r a i y iLe f i r i u t m of Foot, to the 60th Regiment ,f1%Th.041 at 'On THURSDAY, the 6th of July. day, ire t . t 9d. per day, from the Gist Foot' ky.. b eguntats and Corps; as also those at ll 10d. per nd a the re- Th ose Oa FRIDAY, the, 7th of July. t 41 1 ), .- a t'lt Per day,. from the different Regiments . 1 i'..itli the Ist.tuid2d.- Regiments of Foot.C,uaids. of Ca - Seth, ,IP . att g °: .a.8"1.1:12.1."),AY' ti a le tt B e t g li i n o i f e j iit ul o y l . Foot Guards, Iteki-i„,t4u4e frOui ethedais.'t f k l ' o' O ' t tl? r l O 3 'the -- dad of the ptlmbered ••.eittg at ttnit Rate. o ' • I`llo, On NIONDAY the loth of July. lre/P4iJ,,,atri.r.Per d 4 w from. the Rifle Brigade, and all the ht..ilayi,lll'"Ciiiieuts'aind Corps, and also those at Is. o'd. 'rh o On TUESDAY, the I.lth of July. 44 Y. at IS. Id- Is..lid. Is.ls. 2d. and Is. 3J. per ,:ri,,,.a., 0,6 w uDNF.SDAY, the 12th o f July. .. - 13 . 8 1d. per (Jai; to is. Ind. per d a y inclusive. . ~1•110,,, $ On the 13111 of July. 4 nr s - it a ,` Is. 101 d. leer,lay and upwards, with those Pen "Kh . ' -444 hatle h 1 • a 0 • ecount ot Blindness, as th j.,:t'e.the Pri'i-afeeGel. .. l44j alTo l i t e tt o d wi ' l ' o a receive Annuities from It e l it and id TronO s of horse Guards. 1 1,44: 3 , Ills? ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensioners " th t ie l h ,;: g ,tc t : o :::c said Hospital d o pay particular ;..tetition to attached to their Certificates of Admission, • .tp tlit th ey are required to produce at the time of Pay_ f or ll which those Pensioners residing beyond the Bills titt itt 4rta liiY are onlered to transmit to the paymaster-Ge td4rit'sif hi,s ,Nlaiestys hand I:'orces in London, their Af-, 4 ie t ji,, ', 4l4 "re4hly to the form thereia prescribed, on or iin" -• *ill.‘‘el'ifi'''reverlignarter-dav,.witliout which riteir Nam es t er . R ot 4t ,nt.ced uo the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quar tciii:44the'f are not afterwards to cliane their. Places 9f 1 ~... ttet":::1:::itliout unavoidlable necessity, and duly uutify i!l44l?ildsf.".l:4l. to take Notice, that hi consequence of various i, , i'vtisi:,‘.tng tn-en.econntted by Ponsioneis in the Receipt t„,: r 'i . t, t ,,, 1,an1)1 Prize-Monev.. it is ordered that all Pen .`lit .fur utaLlklilfg.; sliall 'be • Struck'off the Pension List, and 'vlei' all.benetit arising from this Establishment. I'II4:HARD NEA.VE, Secretary and Registrar. COAL MARKET, JUNE 28. Slilris at Market. tillips sold. Price._ • 23i Newcastle 1 Sunderlaud l' ..1 , 15 Ott to --s ea i . , 14 - ....„ . • ; .... _ . . . • . V " t,r.: -' 4 . . .... ;,...„ . . , I \ . 4,1 ,yi,//7.4. . ..,_ T . .. . . * N , . ......., • , SU .., ~ _ . . , PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF COMMONS. [PRICE -SEVENPENCE, HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. After the Judicial business of the day Was dis posed of, which chiefly consisted in hearing ar• guments in continuation on Writ of Error Cases, The Duke of PORTLAND and Ede{ of AYLBS• FORD took the oaths and their seats. Mr. Alison, from the East India House, pre sented certain Acctionts relative to the Company's and the American Trade with China, pursuant to an Order of the House, The Additional Loan Bill—the Greenland Whale Fishery—the Irish Commercial Credit, and the Barbadoes Coffee Bills, were brought op from the Commons by Mr. Estcourt, Mr. H. G. Ben-. net, Lord Althnip, anti others, and severally re-ad the first time. The Accounts of the Margate Harbo►tr Com pithy, for the two last years, were presented at the Bar, and ordered to lie on l'he table. The Funded Charges, and . the Twelve Millions Exchequer Loan Bills, passed through Commit• tees of t he whole House, and w( re reported. - The Edit of DONOUGHMORE, pursuant to no tice, rose to move the second reat:ing of the Irish Landlords and Tenants Bill. Ile prefaced the Motion with a few observations descriptive of the beneficial effects which resulted since the princi ple of the Bill had been acted upon in Legislation. After a brief description of the former Act upon the subject, upon which the present Bill was art improvement, he stated, that in the course of 1l months no fewer than four `hundred and ninety separate and distinct cases were heard, against which only 15 appeals were made, and of these only five judgments were reversed, which was a strong proof of the salutariness of the measure.— The Hon. Member (for the County of Waterford) who brought in the present measure, was entitled to great applause ; hut in considering the provi sions of the Bill, perhaps some alteration in that respecting the Trials by Jury may be found ad visable, and such seemed the opinion of a Noble and Learned Lord who once held a high legal office in Ireland, whom he had consulted. The Bill was then read the second time, and Committed for to-morrow.—Adjourned. Mr. JAMES presented a Petition from certain Freemen of Carlisle, complaining that the Magis... traces had illegally used am armed force on the last day of the Election, Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed, after a few words from Mr, CuIMEN. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1820. OFFICE OF OPDNA;VCE, Jtt,te 5, 18+20. 711-16 MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of -AL ORDNANCE having granted their Authority for the SALE of IMPRESSIONS taken from the PLATES engraved on a Scale of one inch to a Mile from the GI.NERAL SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Super ntentlence of the late Master-General WILLIAM MUi of the Royal Artillery, LLD. F.R. and A.S., the rulAlic are hereby informed, that THIRTY-TWO PLATES (forming eight parts) of that Work are already FINISHED, and that Impressitins from than are on Sale at -the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of London. These Plates complete the Map of the Coast from Orfordness in Suffolk, to the Land's End in Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, neat Bristol. S e veral other Plates of this Work are now in band, aiul'Vart'Niue, consisting of fire a4ditiOnal :Thies, which contain nearly the who s le of PembrOkeshire, with 'parts of CardizatiShirt; and Caermarthenshire, rind the Island of Lundy, will be published on the Ist of August next. Gentle men wishing to procure a Map of the Country, .surrounding their own habitation, may, on application to Mr. BAKER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index Map will be shewn) select any sheets they please, for that purpose. All Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under cover to the Secretaty of the Board of Ordnance, Pall'Mall, will be immediately attendee! to. By Order of the Board, It. 11. CREW, Sec. LONDON JOURNALS FRONI THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] THE QUEEN. Lord Liverpool, alluding to the speeches of her Majesty's Counsel on Monday evening, was quite astonished that any one should 'suppme the inquiry in a Committee at all infer fered with the open inquiry which her . Majesty demanded. He disclaimed, too, all idea of Ministers throwing responsi bility from themselves on others. The Committee was merely resorted to out of kindness towards her Majesty ! for it would depend on the Committee whether any charges would ever be brought forward against her. The Public, however, are not to he caught by these subter fuges. People know very well what the tender mercies of Ministers mean in this instance, and from the composition .f th e Committee .00' tiau also form a pretty good conjecture as to what they have to expect train it. They know, too, that that Committee must decide on evidence which the Queen will have no opportunity of examining or rebutting. But no matter how the opinion of the Committee is obtained; that opinion, Ministers think, wiii be of the utmost advantage to them in the Outset. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JUNE 28, 1820. pERSONS who are willing to S u pply th e EAST INDIA COMPANY, at their House in Leadenhall street, or their ‘Varehouses, as may be required, with Four Hundred and Twenty Chaldrons of the best COALS, of the fol lowing descriptions, viz. Willington, Heaton, Killiugworth, and Hebburn Main, Pool measure, may send in their Pro posals, sealed up and addressed to the Committee of the House, on oc, before. 11'.;pNESDAY, the 12th July next, and if on that day before, Twelve o'clock at Noon, as no Tender will he received after that time; not noire than Forty Chaldrons will be wanted till the end of August following, though, if it be the wish of the Contractor, Three Hundred Chaldrons may be sent in immediately. They will be paid for ,as they are de livered. • The Tenders are to specify the Price at which it is proposed to deliver each sort of Coal. The Prices are also to include the whole of the Expellee attending the delivery of the Coals. No Tender will be received but from Coal Merchants pos sessing Wharfs and Establishments of their own in or near London ; neither will tiny Tender he taken into considera tion unless the Address- of the Party making it be mentioned therein, and he, or an Agent on his behalf, be in attendance upon the said Committee at the day and hour above-men tioned. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Plornzni Post.] Owing to the 111-advised course adopted by her Majesty (and which we greatly leer she will soon have ample cause to re gret), the Committee appointed by the House of Lords to examine the Papers regarding her conduct abroad, pro ceeded yesterday to the unasoidable performance of their painful duty. They first met in Lord Shaftes bury's private room, all idlers being very properly ex cluded floor the passages. After remaining there a short time, they went to the Robing Room, and finally chose the old House of Lords as the most commodious apartment, and the farthest removed from interruption. The Gen tleman Usber of the Black Rod and other Officers of the House were stationed in various parts, and suffered no per son to approach the Committee Room, while a number of Constables were in attendance in other directions. Messrs. Brougham and Denman, her Majesty's Counsel, attended, and sent in a letter to the Committee, in behalf of their Client. They waited a considerable time, in suppe• ed ex pectation of an answer; but none being returned, both the . Learned Gentlemen withdreW. The Report of the Commit tee is expected to be made in a few days, when the ul terior proceedings will be rltermined upon by the House. Beyond this general statement, we do not deem it ne cessary to say any thin:; at present, the more espe cially as some satisfactory reports upon the subject were yesterday very industriously circulated at the \Vest end of the Town. In the meau time, it is pleasing to see that Her Majesty's own sense of propriety has prevailed over the mischievous advice of ,certain wretches, who were anxious that full scope should be given to the base feelings of faction, as well at our several Theatres as in the public streets. Truly happy are we to find that the hint which we yesterday respectfully threw nut to Her Majesty upon this subject; bas been honoured with due 'attention ; for notwithstanding all the preparations that had been made at Drury-Lane, in consequence of her expressed desire to visit that Theatre, she relinquished her intention, and a com munication to that effect was in the course of the morning made by order of her Majesty to Mr. Elliston. It is with no less pleasure we add, that her Majesty has also declined for the present her intended visits to every other place of public entertaimuent—much to her credit, and greatly to the grati fication of the peaceable, the loyal, and well disposed classes of the community. [New Times. J We arc happy to observe that Her Majesty's good sense has preserved her from a measure which, in her present delicate situation, would certainly have given pain to the moderate and respectable part of society. On the very day that a Com mittee of the Upper House of Parliament held its first sitting to investigate evidence pregnant with the most serious charges against her, it was announced that she meant to appear openly at the Play-house! The insensibility which such a step would have evinced was too glaring not to strike her Majesty on a moment's reflection; and accordingly 'she rejected the in. judicious advice which had been offered to her, and gave orders to notify that she should not . viiit the Theatre. It is a principle recognised in our Courts of Law, that a wife, whose conduct becomes the object of legal investigation, should maintain the most cautious reserve, pending the in quiry; and should even keep herself at such time in a state of ,comparative solitude and seclusion. Correct feeling and natural good sense would dictate this self-restraint, to the most innocent of womankind; and its necessity would be doubly apparent to one whose levity, in other situations, bad exposed her to the slightest censure. • [The Times] We have at length to announce the opening of the Green Bag by the Secret Committee of the House of Lords. This act reminds us of the opening of the bags in which the ad verse winds were bound by the companions of Ulysses while their master was asleep. We sincerely hope the result will be less disastrous in the present instance than in the poetic fiction. The jealous mariners - expected to find a prize; a prize it was, but such an one as blew :hem from the dearest object of their wishes— " When in ! on board a fond debate arose, " What rare device those woiarons bags enclose: - 66 6 How•.'liolus, you see, wig - merits his stoi c " But.come, ray friends, these mystic gifts explore.' "They said—and (oh, curst thought !) the thongs unbound— " The gushing teinpest sweeps the ocean round."—&a. Otitps•ty, lib. 10. . But, to come to plain history : the Committee met yester day at twelve o'clock. Lord,: Lansdown and Erskine mere absent; as also, with peculiar propriety, was the Arch bishop of - Canterbury.' So ne of the Ministerial prints said that neither the Lord Chancellor nor • the Doke of Wellington were present, but this s t atement i s, we b e. ricer, Co :rrrutn":;l7titsr.ham and M r. D enman attended (i in a paper sealed. Stich a pro eedure might, seem to be a necessary .result oh the speeches of those (ientlemen at the Bar of the House against, the up poimment of a Committee of Secrecy ; and mimic, judging from the reason of the thing • where pos s itive information is wanting, assigns Co this paper the tone of remonstrance. Her Majesty's Counsel waited some short time After their duce went ii , 43 sent tu, and then s vtired,. WOOTTON BASSETT ELECTION. - Mr. TENNISON presented the Report of the Committee on the Wontton Bassett Election, stating that the Sitting Ment7 hers were duly returned; and that the Petition was neither frivolous not vexatious. Mr. SI - 1,11t 7 hr , ught lip the Report of the Dubilo Gas Bill, %%16A was zzzrerd to. - Mr. MARTIN (of Galway) stated to the House, that his meaning had been misrepresented the day before yesterday in the Moraine Papers, and Fare an explanation of what he had really said. He did not mean to carry the subject any further; but whilst he should think it an honour to be omitted entirely, if any persons undertook to report what he said, let.thetu state it cG'rrectly. TREASURY BILLS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXL:HEWER brought in a Bill to authorise the issue of 1,500,0001. in Treasury Bilk, for the service of Ireland. Read a first time, and ordered for a second reading to-morrow. The Right Hon. Gentleman then brought in a Bill to regu late the duty on Coal and Culn) carried Coastways; and another to regulate the Trade of the Isle of Man. Read a first time, and ordered for a second reading to-morrow. Mr. DENMAN stated, that he should have shortly to pie sent a Petition, complaining that, at the late Election for the Borough of Newport in Cornwall, the influence of a Peer bad been used illegally. CONVEYANCERS. Mr. PORTMAN obtained leave to bring in a Bill to pre vent the inconvenience arising from unskilful Pt rs ons prac tising as Conveyancers. Mr. S. WORTLEY was understood to inquire whether any measure was in contemplation to relieve the windows of shops and warehouses from the duties upon then► ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in the san►o low and almost inaudible tone of voice, was conceived to au. saver that the subject was under consideration. Mr. S. WORTLEY then presented a Petition from certain Licensed Postmasters in Scotland, complaining of the mode of colleaing the duty on Post Horses, and praying the attention of the House to the Statute.—Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. The Rouse went into a Committee on the Irish Licensed Brewers' Act.—Report tomorrow. SAVING BANKS. The Report of the Saving Banks' Rill was takers into fur ther consideration, and the Rill re-committed. The Report was then received, and ordered to be taken into farther eon sideration On Monday next. Mr. CANNING presented a Petition frost the Merchants of Liverpool, recommending the erection of a Bridge over the Conway.—Laid on the table. Mr. CANNING also presented a Petition from the Shop keepers of Liverpool, complaining of the mode in which the duties on the Shop Windows were levied.—Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. A Petition from the Dealers in Tobacco at Liverpool, pray ing for a full allowance of the drawback ; and one from the Liverpool Mtrcriants interi•sted in the trade with Ireland, Fraying fur a more immediate reduction ot the protecting du ties, were also presented by the Right Hon. Gentleman, !aid on the table, and ord: red to be Frinted, after a few words 'front Mr. Littleton' and the Chancellor of the Ex chequer. The Report of the Labourers' Wages Bill was reciind, and the Bill ordered for a third reading on iriday. EDUCATION OF THE POOR.. Aftr a short conversation bett‘eera Mr. D and Mr. BanuotiAm, respecting the precedence of their respective motions, which stood lor this evening, in txhich Mr. BRouGHAH stated that if he should he compelled again to postpone his too• lion on the subject of Education, it would te probably fur the whole Session, as a Bill might be expected next week from anther House, and he should then devote himself entirely to th e im portant cause which he was entru4ted to defend, Mr. DALY consented to give stay to the Hon. and Learned Gentlem tn. Mr. BROUGHAM thanked the H on . m em b er for the candour with which he hail received his ap. plication. lie 'was' awire, aft er the itilp , rt,int subject on which the Howe had been recently TO j P . ERENIPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an ORDER of the HIGH COURT of CHAN CERY, made in five several causes of 'STRANGE versus TO WGOOD', STRANGE versus ArroRNEY-GENERAL, SAVORY cersq9TOWGool), i'OWGOODvershs THOM. SON, arid ANSON versus TOWGOOD, with the approba tion cif 'FRANCIS I'AUL 'snt'ATroßD', Esquire, one fo the Masters of the said Court, at the PUBLIC "SALE • ROIYM of the said • Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on TUESDAY the 4th day of July, 1840, between the hours of on and two o'clock in •• tht rn -afteoon, in ten Lots, THE LIFE-INTEREST of JAMES STRANGE, 'Esquire, in two sums of '36,601. 145.111. three per •Cent: in Consolidated Bank Annuities, and 36,3211. is, fod. three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, re sti'ectively standing in the name of the Accountant-General of theisaid COUrt; in: trust' in the . said' Cause, Anson versus Tuwgood. Pinned Particulars may be had gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Soutliampton•buildings. Chancery-lane, Lon don; of Mr. Leaks, Solicitor, flevunshire-street, Portland place; 'and of Mess'rs. Weston', Teesdale and Spites, Solici tois, Fenclinrch-street. • • • - • FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR. Recommended by the late Dr. Hunter and other eminent Physicians. lIUDSON and COMPANY respectfully in {firm 'the - Public, that' havirw had continual objec tions lir the .foreigh name of " HUILE DIVINE," they Lave, at the suzz . estion of nutperous Frittpts, adoptecl. (hat of BOTANIC OIL," as inure appropriate,' it ht , ing Made from a Manuscript. Recipe of Culpeper, the celebrated Eq.. •lish Botanist. • • Where the flair has fallen off from illness, perspiration, change of climate, &c. the Botanic Oil will infallibly restore it. In ordinary ,cases, a 7s. 6d. Bottle will prove its ef ficacy; but where there has been great neglect, or where the party is advanced in life, a certain perseverance is ne cessary. See testimonials of . its efficacy, in a Dissertation on the Hair enclirsed round each Bottle. It is Also much esteitned by Ladies fur dressing the Hair ; it makes it, if ever so harsh', beautifully mitt and glossy, keels 7 it in curl, and imparts a reviving grateful perfume. • Price 3s. 6d., 7s. 6d., and One Guinea. Sold by the Proprietors' Wholesale Agent, Mr. AI:KIN SON; Perfumer, No. 44,. Gerrard-street; Solo-square ; llessrs.Gattie and Pierce, - -• 57, New Boinl-street ; Memrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; slr. Rigge. 65, Cheap side ; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. Also HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, for beautifying and preserving the Teeth, fastening those that are loose, removing. the tartar, and curing the scurvy in the gums, and infallibly preventing the Tooth Ache. Price 2s. 9d. a Box- t i E LAST and ONLY .DAY, WEDNES -444 ' J AY. ' JULY 1.2, when the LO VITUS-FINISHES , ALL ,09,200. FOUR ' k 30,000. PRIZES . .C 30,000. OF 4'30,000. UESIDES 58.OTUER CAPITALS, Money and Cppsols, MUST BE r tiRAWN. ki, (+„ CARROLL, Contractor, A.4% ''1 , 11 , Itnd 26, Oxford.street, : London, n , yere .. WAR tis,, 1) UNDRAWN 'PICKETS and SHARES are Sellintt; t ~.) i k v - us Agents in the Country. 2 1 ,, 4 0LL 'iliar qi and Sold. in the last#w Months, ' 'Ati . ':••• ' . .3( . ),6091. 7,01)3 ,. 1, 34 x .......... 21,0001. 2,226 2;0001. .....„.._____ " .......... tO,OOOl. &u. ftc. • FAMILIES GOING ; ABROAD, OR RETIJRNING FROM THE EAST.,AND WEST INDIES. -M ILLARD respectfully informs the No t, bility, Merchants, and Families, that hii PATENT CLQTH is sold stamped, exclusively, at his FOREIGN and BRITISH FAINHLY LINEN WAREHOUSE,:I6, C:IIEAP SIDE, in entire- cases, fat Expbrtatiun, and by the Piece ;- of 16 to b 2 yarns for Shirting, peculiarly desirable to wear in the East. and West Indies, where a warmer Article than Linen is required, in the cold ClinLites; and for its ec*inumy• 'The Pities fits Sheeting contain from • two to four pair each.