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v;~; • 4.2;117 ArLr;- „ ^~.. NYMB El 4 “0. • . • NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN, TrIAT Ale RTNI R EP subsisting ,be tween us, 4 :At A !kt 1 - 101tNI-IY; Sir - JOtitol-1 ES:DA I LE; and 12. IC I A G I LLO'lsi, at Chesterfield, in the Counti of Derby,„ under the Eirm ofr" the. - Chester :. .WaS this I.ay diSsolvcd by mutual copse nt 'and that all the s-aid Copartnership Coitccrns will be sqlticti by th'esaid C;illutt, who is 'duly authorized - A° act and negoinsc all rclative-Ao the 'said COpartnixship, -6 n rend,:tiiK; just ~ - *icottots of and.concerning the same. As 'witness our hands, this 7iit,,,Dat , of May, 1803. • WILLIAM HORNBY. JOSEPH' ESDAILE. ItICIIADD•CaLLOTT. N. B. All bratts and Notes drawn and issued by the said Messrs. Homily, Esdaile, and Gillott, payable at Messrs., Dotset and C ompany ' s, Ncw llonthstu.et, will be p a id at 'Sir _lathes Esaile's and Co. . . lELLy AND 131 ANCHMANCE ;MOULDS.- . 101-IN CRI FFITHS AND SUN, • ' At their ManufaCtory, No. 15, New Street, CaVent.G4rden, One Dodr t runt King-street, . , • -n EG Leave to return their gr.steatl Thank, to ti , e Gerury., and.. Public. in general, for the scar Locquyqterneut -they have est poienced, and res pea fu I I y nifotrll tn'etn;' that they ,leave ina36:Aildinons to their (or. pier ei9cii.4weiltnet curious Assortment bf 'Jelly and Blanch mange' Curd. kai s ,d Crust, Pie, Savoy, and C.66:1C1A Cake Mould ' s,' of rhe . greatest•viriety . of Patterns, and in the must fashionallle TaSte. . A large, Assortment of Millefieur and Bread Cutters; a curious Assortment of Parhes, mutt improved; 4jnitblv- Block. Tin Kitchen Furniture; and every useful and curious Article in Tin, matuticiured in a superior Style, and with Dispateh.- . • .NTORG AN .arld - SANI)ERS's New - Invented . J. imperial Dining Tables-and POrtable the Much-still : tired .Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and,: Chair Beds, with et general Stock of Upholstery at;d Cabinet Articles, uponitnproveti principles, for the lurniihing Hotises: . „complete, . No. t 6 and 1 , , Catherine-Street, Stra n d. • . The Imperial Dining Tables ore alloWied to he the' hand somest and most complete set of Tables ever vet invented ; 'elegtior IYoine -Beds, with tie - ye-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new , ii'velitcd ,%•Itisiplitto - Couch Beds fl , r Climates, Nlattracse - s, ;Ld Ile4litig complete ; every Article in the Upholstery ;Ind Cabinet Uralic hes executed the hest • , `and most' Modern stile of Fashion and Tior.e, and .of the choicest Materials and Itielt-finished Woikitianship, ih MORtIAN SA . NDERS, Furnishir,g Ul,h. ist revs Intl Caniiiet . Makers, No. t 6, tint 17, Catherine -street, Strand.. '• N. B. To previini" mistakes, please to notice the Nom. bets, , t 6 and 17. - FASHIONABLE O.NNCI:\Ii; ALLEN, . DRIVAigLY .ta , ight to Gvntiernen .11.. of any age, who have never learnt this Aecoinplii'h, - :mem, or not in the improved iriodeni at iy. .tard-str'et, Clolden-siotre, and Nit, ta, (.; 'eat Al te• S trect. Cootim.at's.ficitts. They are taught on, a Plan patticolarly Calcu fated to those to whouvit is an labitet• to ;at - pare it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first style ot fasintin. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who . way - wish to !ea.n in a few days, may,ltoard and Ledge, privately, od receive constant', tistruction RespLctable Schools and FainilieS, it' not distant 'from regularly attended on tilt: usual Conditions, and in«. structed in every ek!,:ant requisite of Modern Da4i clog. .. ~ ~ . • • ---7. , . . • • - OXCROF'r, FAR - .:11. • E'XT • Week 'will lie' Sold bc• Auction 'at Mr. Christie's Auction Room' -Pall .‘114,,11,1;311 that valuable F. ' Het - .1- near . I , ••• arrn •ca lOXC.tOI' I , . Newrnarket many, yearF, . ' .tho Stud ,Eartn•of the 'late Earl •Grosvtiror,• coiltiStitig of f;.,' aci4.l l or riu.;l3i.dv, anti 12 acres of arable, in the I,),igliezt tiro.; e . ' of cultivation, n' thvellh4g-tiouSt'sfablas; hovels, a dov,:- - ..! house, a vvel, , ,iliii4 engine, .a. remarkably spacious and ep,,.. ..?Ixeckicht•bliril% . :ill in•excelenfiepair. • .'A tnoid - coniniodipii,, icornpaa, and ir:',,t;tiful spot, . elthcr for: 2, stutii-• or ' fa rnting, -,:,---. is.not to br fvuiict in 'this kingdom.' _ . LAL fp A. - Af,- A11.1.)111, X .rzf ..• - ;•-• • '' TO lit SK) BY AUCTIO'N. • • By. Mr. Tr 101 M AS . CI I,IPMAN, Ric:llllmnd, Surrey, - In. s,, - th, PRITYAYOhe i6th Of May inst. - at TWelve' o'Clock 4 at at the Hush Staines, • HE. -NIAN(t., aint lORDSII e *of I,,AT ' , 4l4lNti'Avitif edurt Leet snittotirt • Baron, sererzil, •Nansiqn - .Houses: and ;zt rclens on. the .thi;lks Of the Rivet' • '''7 l •ltitars't !lOU' itpivards of I' iAlit Hundred' and' Twehty t Acres - of. rich Arabic,. and Tastute ~Land'; the greatest part free front"l') tiles :. a healthy titnot i ion, and situate m one of .the heat ie.-..i•Althoilihtiorts 4 +Ally 'one tnile• -froin'CliertscYt two froth a talkies, and sixteen. fryln Loiidop. -Fttrther IP, ncoln's-ion ; o 'artieulars may f bMr. Te;had. honias Claf the C•hgr n niters of Mr.'. , . LiN„uaii, • ' .ttrveyor and - Audiuneer, Narrey'; and of Mr, , l'homas *Harrisont;k, of haleliam; (who w i ll. shew ~the Pre. Ir. . . ahhe Ilitsh, at S taii,N ; and of 'Mr: Holile; A ttoroeY at aw, Staines. ,‘: , • .Isl,llW - tsl (IN le, ACT. • ' • • - . ./1/ only.. Warehouse for Dr. C)WD ER,. , • • N 0..;, St. Paul's Chur c h yard; • London. following • NIEDICI'N V 4 nc.:Sold,. at •titt .JL Prices annek:.-d, tmlusling . Duti4.:at. it is ena ct ed, that trims the. tot or Sepiember,. 1802, •the §t4n - y.2. should , •appried to alf,PrOprietav 41 litbias,,as Well for , Foreign ;is t.or !tome 1 ,:99m310.1)Aiia l - all(l.asst -Fun :elderabld Addition is ni..iitt"fo the , St.irups, on lie: artitles or higher value, or those in' bull:, the - prtLes nj: 1)r. faines'S • - Powder will be infuture - :9,1. per 17,1.:ket, 11.. 6.1. per. Dozen ; but thespiantit} ()la 1)ozdo Packets 111 :i-.l3ut. .tie.fat inatle up for the' Army apd . rtavy) may 'oe had ler • ! ii. 4s. •Atitt as . by taw) r ot •rltd CinsignilsirUiefs al' the Ntarlip ()dice ' Lacs .tit. V! ..t eti , ,el;ir :10 r. N,ev.bery's :•Tate use, Withhts‘...la,tie engraved in each.Stinip, the 1 1 .1thlit xvilt, be careful to observe, tit, i t the ,vords, F.-N o\ herb. No . . 4s, St. Paul' s ," are primed i n the' t amps or all his Medicines; atld as it is "C presumed th.i: this be :t 411111 C ent' security'againit Coittn..r.eits, his, SiAnaturd ,u) the ;-; Labels on Dr. lames's Powder will lie.disdolittliued from '/ lencet °mar,. ' • Stamps will be 'allowed 'gratig, as ustial, to those who . Purchase Hall a Dozen or more at a time, .of the lov. - er . priced articles% • 4 1 %. Dr, lainds's Powder 2 - -1 -ozetiges or 81. 0 1 - D a Bottle' 9 • ' 2 4 ; Fre.ike'sTinet,ci(Bark 4 9 . Atrile_pfic 'Nils 4fi 1)o, Iluxhatit'S' " . ti ij • ':tike l ux 24 EllghSh * CiAgeq. - 9 • Pr: Steer's 0 potlekloc 2 t rquebusatle $ Do. Convulsion -2 • 6 ormskidt - Medicines „8 6 Do. r" g Inglish's Scots Pills r o Parepricl,o2enges t t EsAeneeof Peppermint - 1 aserry's-ItilioutyPills. '4 6` (; rant's Drip as i f )r. Austiws Chalybeate. Dr. loopoyis Pins i ditto : - olass's Ivizlghe4i4 •• - 3 4 . Dalbyrs tarrninativ 9 e -,„t .• lienry'i Ditto ' • s4 enceofeoltsc o ot 3 ._6'• Norton',. nrtys .. 5 6 Cephalic Stnitl - • -- 0 Sp:ilsbury's 4.:ops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 40. Solanda's Tea,' 2 9 f o nes t s-Rht:Mnatie Greetif , ugh's Tineture r ture. 6 Do. 'Pohl Lozewes I , 13 N. B. Stamps with Istr. Newbery's Name are ;axed to, the first twenty ArticleSlibove etinmeratccl and as many Persons, particufarly Servants antl,Aleo , .engers, mistake his ifouse,'-he is titatT tlCc uetessity of peintin,z that it is . at the East • End (If St. Pail's, ne.mmt to Olicapside, and th'ordsat it has a tar e White "Sluecped Front, on wtrich these, , are " 'PILE ()Ly WARt.IIO*.USE kOk bk. lAmEs'6 I'o‘voV-It." JL . r :A UESDA Y, MAY JO, :803. This ,Day were published.' Elegantly printed in One Volum, prkc 7s. in boards Af - N BERON ; .or HUON DE BOURDEAUX, a Mask. And ORE sT ES„ . a Tragedy. By WILLIAM SOTIIEBY, Esq. F. stB. and A.S.S. Printed for T.•Gadell and °W. Davies. Strand. The Tragedy of Orestes is also printed i separately in Quarto, price 7s , 6d. in bo?ids. _ _ _ , • _ . • • • As above may likewise. be had, . by the saws Author, • (Theron, a•?oern, from the German of Wieland ; elegantly printed in Two Volumes, tzs, in boardo, or, in Oye Vo• ltilw Qulrto, tss. in boards. . This Day was published, in tBtno. neatly printed by Bens. ley, and. Hot. pressed, Price Ss. half-bound, with Vellum ' Back, or bound in Red Sheep, • UALLIS's POCKS 1•. ITINERARY : V ., V a new and accurate Guide to all the principal Diteet and Cross-RoaAs titioughout England, WaLs, 'and Scot land. IlltistratAl with accurate Maps of the.lioads of Eng land and Scotland. Printed for lames' Wallis, No. 46, and Wynne and Scho ley, No. 45, Paternoster-row; sold also by C. Chapple, ' • *.i* The Public are resat fully informed. that in this vJrious : Improvements have hce.i introduced. viz. the Fairs are here mcorpoiated in_ W the cak ; the Postage of Utters - from - every Town is.,ae,:tirately given,. the Number of Members returned to Parliament for each City, .ke. is appropriately distinguished, besides a great numoer other orignial Communication's. (y." A few C.pies are 'worked off on a beautiful Vellum Paper, Price 8s 6d. in Calf extra. lEN Prufessiiinal Men 'til Edue4itton and • * Responsibility deviate,frtnn the general System by. the sel ection of a peculiar branch, the sanction oflcmg.con tinuol success is the best criterion ol superiority. • Eight years have I devoted my p ra Cti ce to the exclusive treatment of Three I Usdrders, and the successful reiult Of tny plan gives me - additional ardor to oppose, as Lir as 1 am able, the ravages of those Cinnplaints which arc the Most important in the Catalogue of H uman Infirmities. . Alter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, !formed a wish at an early 'period of Practice to .rescue in.. dividuals•• from the ignorance of uneducated MO). or the ' 'equally dangerous precipit a n c y o f genera l P rac ti tioner*. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of wlitcllA have de_. voted my attentiott, eoMprise every species - of I'. • It EA I. I Nh ECTI ON, whether of a recent Ur du; ratioh: idly, All •kinds of debility, 1 - ..iieiner arising from the habits of school •boys, or the litoulgen. - es of Mature age: And, lastly, -T-tat derangement of the sv Stern 1.11.1V0. Men which is called - It A itlt EN N E or S kl. I T. , Y; • Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or flask in the (refitment of a simple Gonortlima and it no; lin. • frequently happens that the see,ls of Life ! are-poiSoirol the indiscretion of an neguarded hour. a superior :ne t hod sfiCh'Complaints 'are easily cured and,' e% en wheic, others have faired, 1 ten o n that I ittay presume to ofliir a (' , heal re.est.thlislinielit. • .• • • - ' •-• • Few, however, are the cases of complicated elistress ire " this disorder, c •tripared with the c.iiiiinitons situations Men, who,. troth ail indul;etiee in .4 solitary~'i.a, tht pr• - •va:ent gaieties of d life, ,it:(1.1,;(: t:i.it 51:41e. , of Debility, Which is the unavoidable-I cUnsequcme ot.such pernicious hahlts. •t • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over hit thisety, but carefully .conceals his misfeitime, it inay••he.sonse 'Sitar. for him to .know . , that although it 'be an it &milt pr uncertainty with other Practiti theJetitova, of these Deficienctes by tile gradual progress of Iteli,va AS the acquirement of my • lixpertence. - I f in, rite: .01 lia‘chus or Venus have began 1./ redtke Masts)' much anxiety 'will be me:Vented , ' by an emit- Coutiferac. non of this languid State • and in these cases, no great liffictilty will occur. But where.tnis Delieieney h4s for veatS existed, a P!'"'Per. pe•rsevJrance' is intli s penL t hl v etti l i s if e t o rev {v. the s tutu berifig iparks l otl,Lite, mid to 're-a:inmate the Constit:ltion. MA It i(1 Ell W. f EN, whit have lonr teen ;liiap pointed in litcsr elpes‘.l..itions.or a Family,. !nay oe .thLt.incss 2 sus tr t l ckt,7,t, are curabl e by Me d,,..11 skill. The' se.icresy winch is so eSSUITIA . to and the,qizolific;tionswllieti 1 have presumed to stae, form •thelusls of thy pretensions, and in .rliiiciiirtice wtth such tlns.•,•tittitn(tion is given * . tnat Mr. , llree nay he coesulteo personally, or by • Letters a Sinai! Note„ at his itouse, Nu. 2q,. Arundel street, nett Temple fiat There .is au •actritpoitil hnteame in \k l it•O•i-itteet-I , at I eilnitig; and•theliattse both the doors. N!artin Prete. Member or the Royal Col leo of Summits. . I'4, Ti10N.141 . 5 NO. New :,ridge-Street, tiOnourr.xl Sir, . • li‘jiiihnic,ll,. NiArch IR, .aot. I BEG leave to inform you, "that ewer si:we 'the. . , year' 1799, 1 nave 11..!,..1 4ith rea; which, tio:n . . its obstinately cesistin o g cu , :ry c"rie rity,A by the , niot• e l tin e ht Q t . O w , .; ,F 4 , 41‘ acre. ,altd tnideisoirig , several seve,r,e 7 'cou't f le's , ; , ..41 ‘ . .-4.it' w i ti iwice ch.:charged' Frani file 1 -- inpititt, 'With would appearto be of. the most. inv•Cte l eat4 - .; i 4:ttiii•ca. • 1 u The sprin4.Qtoast • year my titsOrdee h u gi,t to as : nearlyin.ptit peritl4l' ex'istutice I had a' ong-the - crerwit of . . tray head; one on each arm, au,d iny ieg's were hroke , outin a frighiffil.inanner ; irly right ivah vutiful, and 1;;td hen in a stet of u1,...1".0har$ tor the ye.irs . ; my left had alt o twh on it,. NtoksL very Matcb• disoloiared, .and client fiat ing pain, - particillarly when warm in 11.7 , 1, 11:.7trly to de. prire Itte:oftest.; • .41.7tilaii Wite•l% . :4;ll. :nlendeci •by.;Mr. J. l'hoinps,oii, re,i:ived so. meat a cure by thetn . here), to take your Leake's Patent Pile, i which .1 began to Ato on Ow the .coiase 01- . 2 f o rtnight, i bpran to -receive, trniciit --in. little inure ,:than month; • the',vicer;; - on my . ,be;,.c! ;ti;t anus o.ere soundly 11,:aled 111 c 'Vire; -11 1112; 1:4:: healed illyp,; hiuvii g,I aILIWC , Jai eOnqoerahic di4 ,, i , our.ti ion in the skin, ,and pato in the' bone oti the lett, by. i God, lttitt litile.toita its I ediLine, subsided ;• tht - y ni,des skin resainil4; its nartir3t. ittle;%thd the Itii,tturtliep.iiiiN going' oil.. ~111Late.becialw;,:by.- . roar liherai ach e.e.►nd : thltczlly (No - .front , ail iny thnii;:r Lump:Aims— tmvetecesetat war ,tqclifer I act be come. jolly and to. in . whicli state fi.iyin,;(: ,, iitintw..l titan}' .irturitits ti, the tstotitsl,)nte.lit - of gll wh.) aln at I 4 • , 'huh) what tertils exA , ress gratttnoF, )111 o;:v }ou, -Itir the, gOntl , tit ()that so ikring ittottale, toi thane, tin. ; lAy P4 6 l3,iis ,ptinlic .I perasitite„ as shall on aver" uc caait,u • in io dnng, you will ,, ,freatly tii!ilige, Sir, y:ittr gratefixl, „A LEX. NI LIR k; R. • :§wan's Close, High;.strcet,'Ediliburgli. :ti itize.sses tiohcahnve Core; . . fowl TnosirsoN, No. 3, New l'hultry Market; and 10 ai l Wiwrnsit, OttL:Vsscitibly4lose, Filtithur4O, k'rr:in Said by the sole l'roprietor. , TuosiViSs cow, Mainter of the Collage, pt' Sur .geons,.ar liislionse, No. 9, NeW Brill4e.t:trect, London; • Where,:after eon:it:nit rt.-ddence of more th.ot Ycsr,s,.in a. p . a.:11,e particularly . directed to the cure of Yencrea I Comi.kints zit,d thost• incidental to Elie - Parts of (.;energion,! with that. first-I.,:de„seLn.cy. which men :di his profession sboulcl ohscrse in sueli caieti, he tatters himself, the advice iossl aktininisters ,to Ilersuns takitv :w541 esteetneii, 'l6‘) . a disterttin: an 4clvan . t.tosel , : tlomAttalp4hlG,.ind void of al; anihigtuty. Also solo, by Ins appoinno,nr, tor the convenience al 004 4 ,iintx, tti,. l'erthnteras, Nu: 3i, 'St. AltrarVb-stretlit, ; Tuvsiiop, No. 163, Ox. Ibrd.strcer ; .' : Mr. Dishorinnth's,. No. 7, 1. ; Mr. IttvN. 84 , 5-dler, No. t , 'CU:on-row, Little Tower. hill ; Mr.liaxtcr's, Lill:M(1;0'; Mr. Mae, (;,lasgow ; Nlr. . Call. Dubtio and. qui. Tel sOn in every Lopst&rabie 14wii. in Great llittarlr and Ire!. tttl, in )iortes or only 2i. yll. taclh sl:4letj Up WWI WO and plain directions, ,t.vheteny persons o: either sex may durett,iennitzlv t :, y ease; speed, secrecy, and safety • N EvQl'y Box sold its (;reat Britain is scalet‘iip with a Stamp, .oit• whittle , by. tiivoUr of the Corninisstoi.ers is printcd, it ,the z•it.itnp.o)M er .....“ T . Taylor, No. 9, Ness liridk,e-streer,"--;u imitate Wilicifia belly, • Mid 4i °tiler ' Arc Col.tatcriyita.._ FINANCE. This Day were published, price zs. 61. OUR. LETTERS to the CHANCELLOR (It the EXCIIEQ,It I R. exposing the Deception of his I NANC IA L STATE NIE! , ,ITS, and' shewing the fatal tend,:ncy at t'u.: PEACE of A Ail ENS, with resitecil to Pub_ iic Crutitt. Sabinitted t the Stock holdeN of Great Britain fly ‘VILLIAM COBRETT. Printed for E. !tinting,' Pall-Mall ; . :Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and R. R;wsitaw, How-street, Covent-garden. Of wham mar' be had, Cobl)ett's Weekly Political Register for SattirclJv hist, containing the Authentic P.iperi relative .td. the Rights and. Clairrts ot the People of Nlalt ; ,, • This Day was published, in Three Voluines tl is 64. bowed, • 1 IIE ARGON NUTICS of A POLLON 11 IS RHODI 11S, translated into . E NGLI Sit VERS E ; with Notes, Critical, Histortcal and . Explanatoy, Serrations, Ily, %V11.1.1A PRESTON,.. Esq. R 4. Dublin: PI intod for . rh Author, and-140111 Tat:_lie, and Mickinfay (Succe ss o rs to Nlr Strand London. • • . . , FACHANO E - OF Pg. r.FERAI,E:4I'. A CLERGVMAN of tile Acre of •Fifq-four, in possession of an innproveahle Aides North of London, of the value oCkyil.. - pef iCnnuru, desirous of exchanging; it for a Living in or, nor Lond9n;nol much'interior in va lue. % Any Clqgyinan witont this may snit, is desirod to address a Lette,r 4 , post-paid, to "flionlas Richardscity - E-sq..: Criy's GOVERNNIENT SEc',l/R.ITY. Those most -valuable Meditdries.the CO.R.D IA L ; 11.A.LNI of Gj 1:.• •:t I), ANTI-IMP ETI GIN F.S, a 3.1 MISTER GENT LOTION, wheretin the 1.; fe :and ll.ii Ii Oi Thi)ll - ;Wild ) depend, are protected, roan Count ,. rteirs, by the - words " Sarni, Solomon, Liyulpoul." h;•-order His Majesty's Ilotiriuritide Comaiissi(ai,!ts of the Stamp ()odes, eininived ttio•titainin, whit is pa :led on each Bottle, to imitate with:kis stoutly, and piinisha"ile with de.; t None c/s(;ran h.: as (..v-ay .laott le is stamp. ed before it is sieliveri,l'out of the Pro/oat-tors possession. The following highly celebrated A'rticles ate to be h Ri of the .undt*(inetitiosied Agents thr the Ciroit 'of this Paper. R CODIAL (.; riECIDEDLY is the. tttctsl a.J citrus M.:dieine ever )'mot discavei.e.l for I\i,..reoo s oh. eases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions, WeakileSS, ;4yr Sight or Niemen', klyitpoliontiriaTrernblings 1,1 the Sexual I)chility,.gtomacti anti Bowel •Complaints, and. all other Dise:ises arising ;Wan a relaxed state of ;lit: Nervous Syst(tur. And as various disorders.of the !wawa into ;,are brought on ivr itisipatiortin •yiitith and the gross v:ontrion of those-rides which prudence &elates for the preservation.of liealtit, and hit ing a foundation for a long and happy fife With a firm aia 'strong constitu t Dr.• Solt:anon at Liver pool, rea:oritinerids his .Cordtal Balm or Gilead, which has peen adniinistered 'in Nervous Complaints with wit:minim • slie~sa; in Astiiitias,' Coasumpriuus, Flattlience,,,Refaxa ouryObstractions• or •Bilious I.?isorders it stands' pre.eini-• swot. ; its eficts are pleasingly quick, certain and lasting. The Balm of Gi i lead nstantaneously relieves Spasins in the _Side, Breast, anti Aim:stales, iirpveats cramps and tuntibness, in or after batitine in ..tiny; or sea.wat.:r. 'Ladies ot a COM, or n lions I , ahir of 1101%, alf.:\..l.)ti with I.angtior, lirad-acti, or Hysterical At. rectuals, cannot have monist: to a . tuore salutary Iteint.cly •.thatt the Curdlil Balm of Gilt d. Ca:lan:Men. fr in use East ur West Indies, tie Student 'front Pul.y1((: Seminaries, . or those rhOsencnitpationfi rAluirty 3.3.:dmitary lire, i:re par. ticuiat ly rittdr:sseal hr Dr. Sol..tiv.e., Cordial iraLii o f Gilead has alleeted such vvol.(Lrial Cmys in cit's.e.: of d „firigiultiug toni heat of climate, or r,:tix:A•tions" trom u verdle intits:retions, arid the etr....ts of intense j te study or btisitte.ss. . the -Aitti-jmpetiginc:;, lon.z soughr f>r P.0.(1-.(1) , to t ti t; •;iii : ,,;; ;; : ; ,,f the. Dlieas••, limtniy, *litmus 40( Nlt',it;. .:;.; or lat.% ~ p ro4e `1•11.'! hehig 104314h:d0e a chemical and has:: 4 „ ,e..: of the itigbesa,tdility• In all cases s el " dtpraved Ii a with alfi x: . lituti dill:: skin," lierice its eflicac'y in cases oi :•IciirVy, Sera. .full or Leprosy, as well a$ in the colitioird t. ii , t , 'and „the-Iwo Brits s F ßiative. rower it expels the Vlrn, tr‘lt of the System, anti 'restores it to .tin , a.e . stence ttlien disease or the deleterious pi ilia rations or mercury, (odilnoay, aquil Each of these Nhilicines." hie I lalf-a-Gain c i ;I • ROI t le, and the , FainilyllottleS with' the tp . raili yof tutor,. Thi f f v ,,za rc e Sitillings only:by which. tht:re 'is 'a of Ni;n2 Strillingi,• Stamp Doty me (tided. • -Likzivise ,:.r Itiotc:ies, f recklma, Ringworms, The greaty-t el..arer and beltotifizr ot" fata.. solom Lotion, tem ,-- ves 'ti •Dist 4 (ler of the S‘,. s 4s. od; flat 2'. t iso lie mos ant,t - ek-g ld , s‘-ife iiil va l tua : ) l, : Liquid or \%'- - asii 'Or Sulll l / I tric: ri:p. tioot Faee -It g re.(to, tic.: al to a - de. gni:: of faire,.'. af .1 purity, iont•t•rs of desei:ipi u ,;;• Ladies fl u. rely that it . is•otters the Skin t'air, dello:ire, and re ' moves esti y kind of stain, tats, son-hura, and nil' those free r kits wn...ti 100 ) ;{ illness and fatigite 'vtivraily produce : in it is the volt' Cosmetic a Lady can ta.c: at Itt•r TOilette, 1 , with sarety, or ;A (:.:lirieln.lll . lie i%7. 1 :-61.1rSc soaviai; tirvailltil operation l)) , an crop. tive di...east:o(i the la • I Ten Pounds Kewaoi for every Bott.e so ‘ "intota S.4lnps, tithe psi...fiat conviction, under Airt oh Parliament:the 42il Geo. 111 ch.' tti, 'befall! any fusiii..e tivi. l'eaCe„. A Saving of, Niue Shillin ,s ,T w 0 r;iiiinits, • The ::Urdial Balarof Gilead is ,•ri I in pf price flail .a-Guintalie4elt ; there ar.: also fi, it pt 335.. tor.taining etiklAL-10 for bottles At whien saves • tit. siko ants , . Jost`,:) of w • the PropYientr's name and ariilress its above, r i ne poi(ag.e ()tall letters whatever mast : lye, paid, and a t ee fucloslii 10 the Doctor, by who require a.tvire„ Tltd Coett if Balm (;i1c4,1, .Anti,_ I ilj11,.;110 14 , 1 , ; , 11 .1 ; kb_ stergent: Lot:, " Gllije /61 - ICtli It," are Sold Is) , Itemilaitt, I . l . awhinti ; Pcter.sti2ct, New- York ; Alathew.,, tB,. hil.l in }lath ; by ii:izattl; Bristol, ; Gregory ; niitighinti, Knott anti Lloyd; Bedford, Smith ; hianttrad, Sionnolis ; • Bury St. Dingle ; set. don; Cambridge, ; Cawcutry, Rullason ter, cynier ; Canterbury, Sinn - luso, ; ; Chatham, Etlieribgtoa ; Claoliar ; Pool and Sint ChiehrAer, Phillipsun ; t iteneester, Smitl4 ; Chippenhatn, Codibs D'agtia;•:, an ", F. xch.;;;; ; .e. .c hurt; Derby, Drewry ; Pennine,' ;. Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, \ i role ; R , se; Daximouth, j:(eltsor) ; Ni;sill 1;1 ; Exeter,' TrZiwinait and Sinai, l'amlootn, lWith ; ter, pot, afk s :,. ; Gl4sgow, ; druggist ; Levi's; Ittiits, , ll4Thites ; He a dleY ;,` G regQry , sy:1011 ; ; :41..11. C. l ;eiter, TitnitilTWii 4 Ntar;.;.i t ; Mar itaorouglt, • 114 i-old ;. - N, , irtutyyt;-• • L ; N A , w• . ir44114,,r1,11-ker, Ilukson ; t ." fliritampton, -I)icey..; . Not ling . 114111) Ilutbager N orwit:tr,..Steve (win sects ; 0 xiOrtt, Jones ; Plymouth Ddck, kiLYilitatt . t.i . -•PortSlttrotttli, Derain ; I s t •t e: l t t i . l a n ri g t ::::: a t il ati.l Co. ; Ba.k:liesiter; , folieringtutl Serges 4 ; tilittiwshtiry, EliCitaWtS ; ; • Stamiol4l, "Ne*Col4l.ll ; , SttlitiCrlattd, -Salisbury, ('''huts; Searborough, B "ay ; Tintiiton, Po h. o. Tunbridge s•pra ti ge E "Ii .-i:,,W44Attiolltitt WOIXI ; Windsor, lilaketcy' ; amt . by oil Venders 1-, ;('''it-line Medicines in the United Kingdom) • t ) t . whom may be . hatli a now Edition, just publishe:i, of that interesting Wort:, Nits.: only 3s: entitled A GUIDE "10 II E ALCII To •ovhich is added, an Essay on Wchktiess6 ; ni'm'at' A f ) - • ..pendix ob.the sobjed of a solitary and destrurtive :nut ail AsidtoSs•• to thOse who have. the care inia Fklu . eal ion tie Youth: likewise Advice to Bathers, r-, Aided with' ,Nervotts Complaints, ,The Mink ,- illitstrat-2d L intersiarr•seti With a V iriVtl Qt . `rcutkecatic raCti, Beier bra. fore Isubliiltitcl .- • • ll!s‘3-,' P \ ` '.. 0 . 4" ...,....,,,v,...2,',.;,#Nt•-•::4 v-4.., ,111:::,_:,,,z -:,--: t a lit - - -- ---.:7 i ........... = #•~. _ --.-- ~,, :i..4 . ,-,. 00,i'AvU hi Pil k\ '‘ . u ~\ ~; t` ~+., y, N ~t~- ~,~` {PRICE SixPENCR. IMPERIAL PA RLiA.IIEN7. HOUSE 'OF' LEERS. 'I4ONDAy, MAY 9. THE House resolved itself into a Committee of Privileges;. and Lord WAt.stivoitAiu- havin the Chair, the comideration of the Claims of the Rev. Mr.' Brydges to d e Barony of Chandos, was resumed. ,A discussion of considerable length took place on the subjeft, in which Lord BOLTorr" was the print'''. pi S t eak. r ;,the general tendel'icy ut hi s L or d s hi p ., argu tv.;lt. Were, as we could oilleeti in - favour of the Claimant. • The result was, that on•a proposition from the Lotto CHANCELLoR, the debate i.vas atipurned till l'nurstloy, and in consequence the House testi:m.l. Se4rai Private Bill. w-rit brought up from :he CAI-tritons h) Sir Wm. HE ATHCOTO, Mr. ELLI ON, an I other Goitlemen, Aid' were several) , read ;i first time. Mr, STF.t'it from theCommiisioners for the inanagetnent',of Qt , 'n Ann's Bnunty,,presen:cd se 'veral ACcounts'tehtti ye to its original is ne, and the di.t ribution of ti c sums advanced upon that account. These Were, after a tew, words from . L',rd ADCK. LAND upon the stitj ct , and 'on the Motion of his ordered- to I e printed. 'A variety of Papers re.peelin . ; an Appeal from the Court of Cluncery in Ireland t were rresented, d ordered to lie the Fable. Lord.PELII4III bbserve.l, that under the par, .tieuhir circumstanceihof . the euse, he had a cotntuu. t;icati.ot to make to tlie!zi. Lqrdships, relative to, the Neptiation with the Gov , i , rntnent of France. lie alluded to the notice recri'ly given by 'a No!.le Earl,. that he shoullh on that day, bring.fortvard a Trion reSpeaing the subject, ii no etynominication were made: Motives'of respell to that N ;tie Lora, as well as to the House in general, intlue...A him to come forwdrd, and state what hal come to the knowledge of His Majt-sty's Minists.r ,, , as having taken _place since the period i e had hst mentioned the suhjea to their Lordships. 1-1: teinifid; I the !Louse, that he had st ted'on a former evening, that .on Fraty mort,ing the Fre7.cli Ambassidor h.td ap. plied for Passports, and' he had farther apprised :he Hottie, that Hi, 'Majesty's A mbasl.adoe It ' orders to quit Paris on a certain day, in case ni!ter in discuotion -were not likely tube hroli g h t t .• favourable issue. -He h a d row to state, that - eirentn... stances, blwestr; had binccr oLcurred,' which ha I indueed a del,iy on the part of Ain. has.ador hot this :citcumstance was 'not attended with any other ertariges tHri the o;c::ssary delay which art , se from t'.lf! proceeding. 11 , ), , , ever, 'he entertained a COOfiLi,ti,il 110 r: that hed, , old in )a short time, be able to come dotvn tt regniar comtnunication tip: , n the su! , jeAtti the flouse. he Earlef„D/IR.NL EY could not avoid exeress. ing his sense• 61 the' &Tree of cand;pr with which ilk Noble Seetr•r:itt,t of Sr.ti-ra had conatiet,%l stilt on the pthent''Occasion, eifctumtanc,..3 stood, he felt biro elf inclined, with a reference to What* had fallen from Ministers, anil considering what .was due to decorum on such an occasion, to decline giving their Lordships any further 'trouble at present - , than merely to, state his understandii,g, that it was the intention of 'Ministers to rake the -earliest Opportunity of bringing this long protradel Negotiation to a speedy issue:- However, whil e fie was on his legs, he shourd take the opporiunity, with the.permission of their Lordships, to st,ite the grout - ids of his projetle t l "Viation. In framing that propoSitian, he had: no idea of attempting .to loi tt ,iteHis Majesty's Ministers, on account of arty :thing-which hitherto appeared in their conduel ; but . he,• in common with all their Lordships, arid with, the Country' at large, felt that it was desirable 'and proper, that Such a long anti pro. traded Negotiation should be brOught to a point —His• wish, however, Was nut ,to, do ,tny thing that might embarrass Ministers : At the, suite time he might he permitted to doubt whether any good &Mid possibly arise front such pteerastinated, delay and on these: general grounds .it Was,, that he :insended to come fgrtvard. said :so much, he wish.%l farther to premise,: at the saute time that he'should feel it incumbent a 1! biro, if it Sholl!ti appear contrary to every orpeetat ion held,,out that.ni, , ,,ht", and c..nittary to hit own .feclingt.as to %vita' should be the 02,::t line of etnmtua, that osiers should think lit - 4glin to' enter into a pni. tratTed, we understood the EhriY:rg";lin to : C:XdIT,S tbeioselves in term; of 'uncertainty, tOcom:!' for‘v:it,i and again trouble tl eit. of ihe subjeq, and ,41.1 a detailed state ment of his 're';;;oris lavo t i t eat ,un adjress .tip Isis Majesty, exo.essi ve.Of witat he thaitaht ishould he a t t h e seose oouse in sacs cireutnStan46, aria ur g in g iht! ot 1 ;414 . ;; hick lit. %v must . !h.: iojtrrious toAr. in. It :rests the coi:otry: 1 4 ,e ciPch-4 1 0 ik a r tiit• order ‘t ,- . liich way tended nrition t±t to dl„ 0`1, 3 N begged . ..leive to take the (Ip; - pneiutiity to offer a few observations upon the jr6l: under their Lordship,' voniider4tion. flt lire. teali , coincided with Nithie - .Etal,whu• had, just: sat down,, i n the proptic ty of his will iiy; pr r. posed.ttnition under the present.ciscninstances ryas` of opinion,„ that after the ticonantnnication of this day, it would he highly ,iiivitiv.64llle- ter t motion . of that. kind ;, when die:o4V i44ii sftuatif.'n the 2 Count rY was' conttidetea, it could not saris,. faautily be di‘cu,st.d. llio . real-grounds on which he thou ht'the Rouse wottld consent' to -a f ar( h,, r - delay were, in new of the affair,, neither in ot , nor,- 164 'than these who though t they. saw reason, . What -they knew, to approve * of - the : - curidita ofitiistt;rs l would of .00tits; a, ,ice Le 4 • - , . , .)tt( I •: ,