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~ :~j~. _ \\WI r • - .1. 4 4.Y T.ll E ce 4 - 7 --3v9 s ur 0 A I „` • 4sN . , - .• • i L ; :` ... • NU'i)/IBER 2700.] SA TL(R.DII Y, MAY 16, 1801. SIX PENCE. 1149xERNESS INFIRMARY. Payable Payable on • • • annually. demand. 1 6 i. M°" . of SUBSCRiP- ,c. s . d . r . d. TIONS formerly advertised - 65. 18 0 7381 8 Additional Subscriptions. Tho. Coutts, Esq. Banker in London o 0 o too o o Lady Elibank, annually, for so years 4 o o o o Mniohn Young, Stationcr, in Inverness 00 0 -5 50, The County of Inverness, -}th Donation o 0 o 20 0 0 This-Day was published, In Duodecimo, Price 3s. 6d. sewed. • , Dedicated to the Roya l humane Society of London, A PRACTICAL ESSAY on the ART of RE_ LA. COVERING SOSPIINDED ANIMATION; toge ther, with a Review of the most proper and etreatial Me4ns to be adopted, in Cases of imminent Danger. Translated from the Gennan of El PERI'~L PARLJAIVIENT: HOUSE OF PEERS. PR I DAY, MAY 15. CHRISTIAN AtipUSTUS STRUVE, NI.D. ace. Londen : Printed for Murray and Highley, NO. 32, Fleet street. • Where may be had, - ANSTIIENOLOGY ; or,. The Art of Preserving Feeble Life, and of Supporting the Constitution under the Influence of incurable-Diseases Translated from the same Author, by William Johnston, Svo. price Rs. in boards. Previbus to the Oidersof the Day being entered into, - The MIRE of CLAR4 NC E shortly add e -cd., K . SS their Lordships, relative to Mr s , AO ol: °sr's vi,. , vorce Bill. We understood His Royal Ifigh A ness to observe, that he had had, since•wha( had passed on a . • former evening, a conversation with a Noble Ana' Learned Lord upon the subjea, in consequence of Which, he was induced not to oppose the 13i11 going into . aCOmmittee. A short explatiatory conversa. - tion then passe4 between the Royal Dul;e, the Lortb.CIIANCELLUR, and the EMI. of R , DsLiii, thz result of which, as we could collet was, that the discussion of the Bill should take place on Tuesday, , , Th e D i ti e o f ATHOL presented a Report from, their Lordships' Committee,-to whom so much of His MA'jEsTr's *MI as related to the Scarcity - of Provisions was referred.' The Report VV33 read in the usual Way by the Clerk, and. its leadinz fea_ ture appeared to be a statement, of the opintort!of the Committee formed from a deep investigation:of,- and serious reflexion upon the very important:lfil)jed referred to them. That the, best , and. Mast effec tual mode of•obviating. the evils in question, and' preventing their recurrence in future, would 'be, to promote as far as possible the cultivation,. ,and ii . provem . ent of Barren and Waste Lands, parti.:ularly of Bogs and Marshy Grounds; &c. - ~C.Co 18 o 7506 13 2 Subscriptions continue. to be received by Sithon Vraser; Esq. King's Anns-vard, Coleman-street ; John Ogilvie, Esq. Argyll-street ;.'John Fraser, Esq.Sulfolk-lane ; John Mackenzie, Esq. Fig-Tree-couit, T emple; Alexander Fraser, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; John Mackenzie, Esq: King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; and Messrs. John .Ord and Co. Cheapslac, London ; James ci rant, and shim, Fraser, Esqrs. Advocates, and Charles Mackintosh, and James Grant, Esqra. Writers to the Signet, Edinburgh; George Mackin tosh, Esq. Glasgow t • and by John Mackintosh, Esq. Pro vost of Inverness, Chairthan of the Committee ; Thomas GitZean, Cashier of the Fund ; and Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. Secretary ; to either of whom, Gentlemen desirous of information resptaing the Institution, will be pleased to apply. Inverness, 3d May', tsar. in the Press, and speedtiy will be. published, in Four Elegant Volumes, Fook:ap Svu . Price On e Guinea . in boards, FMOIRS of the late - Mts. ROBINSON, IYI I ' VRIT'VEN by liEIk.SELP ; including Anecdotes of many of the niostdistinguished Pergoti of the present period ; together with sour: Posthumous Pieces in Verse and ['rose ; published-under the supetintcodanee of Miss Robinson. Printed foe R. P#illips, No. ?s, st. Paul's Church-yrad. AT CIiATHAM. rrHIS is to give NOTICE, That the Right Hon. -11- the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury Ita;te been pleased to appoint Money to Pay PENSIONS, due to the Pensioners belonging to the Chest at Chatham, to Lldy-Day, aSot ; and that the said Pay will. begin on Mon day the fith Day alum, 1801, at the Chest-Room, in His Majesty's Dock-Vard, at Chatham. LLoybii frim4THLY PPING- LIST, Pricers. THIS Montlily i List of the Commercial Shipping belonging or trading to Great Britain and Ireland, will contain correct Particulars relative to upwards of E LE V EN THOUSAND. Vessels of variou*deserrptions. It will -in clude the same fell Particulars respecting every Veisel as the Underwriter's Register Books, together with the Nam: of the Broker, aiid the present situation of every Ship. For "the use of Climinircial Men, Captains of Vessels, dm. this Monthly Work will bear the same relation to Lloyd's and the Post-Ace List-of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger bears to a Day-book" The numerous Miscellaneous Tables and information will be of no less importance and utility to all persons connected with Mercantile - Business and Shipping, than with the List of Ships and their present situation. The whole is. addressed to the Commercial World as a ComPlete Work, officially corrected to the last day of every Moatlf. TO Ladies and Gentlemen chiefly residing in the Colintry.—An OFFICER'S WIDOW, ollikie most ,respeaahlg•charaaer and connections, whpse fortune will not -admit of her liv►ng with that comfort she has ever been accus tonieri to, wouldbehopy to be received as-COM eAN-lON 'to a LADY, sr to superintend the ,Family of an elderly , c, cnt i e rniiii of Fashion. I t there bc•a danghter, -whose edu cation is not quite completed, she is:: capable of lristruaing 'Wrung Lady in every elel, - ant branch of EduCation. She ads t wecuniary recompense, only to be treated with that polite attentioh due to a C,:ntlawoman. . • Leiters (Pst-paid) addressed. to' A. L it Mr. Tiplady's, Perfumer, No. t 6, in Craven-street, Strand, with the real hithe- and place of abode o will be respeafully attended to. Printed by Thomas Gillet, nlisbury-squarq ; sold by T. Hurst, and . West and Hughes, Paternoster-row, and by the principal 13.00ksellers in every Sea-port.--Persons who wish to aa as'Agents are desired iut:tantly to make communi cations to the Printer. The Report was ordered to lie upon the Table. Lord CARRINGTON then, after a few pre l / 4 - a. tory observations, presented a Bill for providing for the inclosure and improvement of curtain Waste and Uncultivated Lands in England and Waits; without special application to. Parliament in such cases. N. J 3. Lloyd's Monthly Shipping List, containing Eleven Thottsand Vessels, has no connedion with a partial List of about Three Thousafid Five Hundred Ships, called-PoCOek's List °Merchant Shipping. Mal May, twos. IXTREREAS WILLIAM HYSTEAD lately a f' V -.House-carpenterr hi His Majesty's DoCk-yard - at Chathath;,stanitin charged • with . unixtchaly having in his posse4on a quantity of Naval stores marked with the Broad Arrow, contrary to the Statute, did-6'ol'e 3d of this instant m ay , make iris Escape out of the C.agc of the Workhouse at Strood, near Rochester; whoever_sliall appiehend, or give such inSrmation to Mr. Bicknell.,..of.sortoli , :-Street . , -near the Strand, London, Solicitor to the iWintralty, as shall be the means of apprehending the said Wrri:•llvstead;' shalt, on his COnicortment to Prilion t receive a REWARD of 'II,N POUNDS from rlie Cointhissioners of His naksty's Navy. N.;Ba he said Wm. Hy - Atead is .abp4 36 years of av, 5 fat 5 inches high, and of a dark corniflexton. ,fnhy_ o n BOND, NWRTCAG,E, or ANNUITY. . ur sLvII,LI,7, and Co.: inform the Public in ge4 • n , ra l, that owing to tlwir respeetablo Conned - ion wlNionied Men, they halt always Sums of motley. from . 4., any a mount, ready to advance on real I ncorrws s ar i s- Ft7,! fro `i r Estates, Money in the FAndl, Rent Chatges, Mar , ~14' taticol ents, Widows' jointures ! . Pensi o ns, Ch urc h PL4rtS... t. ,s,t; WC: tee years fitirchase given' for At 11"" I • t-5 ' , lyre ..,eaterwhere the - parties have tight.. (an absolute *"en. b,.._0 0 2„„ - h a vinl in tereSt, may be informed of genteel Vacan_ tiesf i T nc i Resignations undw Government,. of tea. gel. rftot. / 49 1. eed• 2001. 4001. sod'. 6 01 - Seed. 10001. 15001. tid 7 , 0 ,6f:it-year, at Home and Abroad. paso p f kapplication, from Eleven till Three o'Clock, to mr v ilye and - Co. 140.'7, Cecil4treet, Strand. No Letters i tcl iorcd• tan kess pust-pairl. 41.- - Church Livings and Government Securitica bought, told, andelehanged. ARMY. - to OFFTCERS ON HALF PAY. OEVVVAIGHT and GREIG having fo r m e d a O'ronnet'llon with one of the trios( tespetiabler HOuses in Landon, in the Army Line, beg leave to otter their Services to 'the Public in general, as ARMY AGENTS, and in pard cular to Officers on Half-Pay, with whom they will traut business on the most 'liberal terms ;- and from The arrange ment made, MO :thCy vvilf be, able 'to accommodate t h o l e Gentlemen earlier, and uponcasier.tvrms, than ever dune in this Country. To prevent exp,atce to .those,who favOur S. and G. with their entpiovilent,' POWERS" of ATTORNEY will be given cRATis, Copts of which,. with Alfidayits, may he had at their Office. 140. 8, Solith,llrid.gt, EdiAgrgh, May a, tBo i. ARMY COMMrSSIONS POR SALE. k, ORNETC' Ist . , or Rim's Regiment of Dra goon Guards - SrattOn—E,nglancl. ' T wo Lieutenancies 23d Regt. :-Egypt. Ennigneies 4th Regt. - - '--L----17th ditto, Minorca. —3tst ditto, - Ditto.' ditto, - - Egypt. --L---s3d ditto, - • West Indies. ditto, - - Ireland. ditto, - - Cape of Good Hove. To..he Sold on moderate terms. Apply to SI EV WRIGHT and GREIG, No.. 8, South Bridge, Edinburgh. Liters (post-paid), duly answered. COMMISSIONS on the JOURNALS of-the MILITARY AGENCY OFFICES, No. to, NorthornherLind-street, Strand; and No: 6, Ftith-street, Soho, London; TOR-SALF.,--Cavatry; A. - Cornetey and . Sub_ Lieutenancy of Gild GUards ; several Cornctcies in heavy and light Regimen ts.—lntantry. For Sale, a Majority anat.. rached ; °fit company, two Lieutenancies, two ditto in Furaleers, Enstgncies in almost every station. where British Troops are 11GW Serving. TO - IE E X CHAN G E Lieutenant-Colonelcies for Cavalry ;. a Majority on Full-pay fbr Half-pay; a Com pany in the E as t Indies . for home ; a Captain On Half-pay to pmgnons ; a Littliqtl:lnCy in the Guards for Compaby of in. fautry, upon eligible terms ; a Captain-Lieutenant in an old Regiment of Infantry Abroad to exchange to a Company in a West •India Corps ; Li6itell3llCieS of Infantry to Dragoons; a Lieutenancy in ----, for a Regiment a. home ;. a Lieute cat.4 at Minorca for a Regiment at home; Lieutenancy and Ensigncies at home for Wost Indies; Lieutenants, En. signs, .anti Quarter -Misters on Half`for.-Full-pay ; an Adju- , taut offer:a-ilea will exchange to Militia, and giVe, a hand. irXlll, difference. WANTED TO PURCHASE.--A Majority,. a Troop, Companies, and an Adjutancy of.Nlilitia ; also an adequate ,compliment ready for a Quarter -Master's ‘Varrant. M Ensigncy in a Regiment in Ireland for Half-pay. MaY, 1861.. :H. W. ESTE and Co. HO'fI4AN'ITON, near BOGNOR ROCKS, SUSSEX. To he LETT, by the Year, or for a Term of Six Months, ASpaciorts READY FURNISHED IA ANS lON - HM3S containiOg nine Beti-eharnhers, twb Draw ing-rooms, large Dining-rooni„, two good' Parlours, and spacious Entrance Hal!, .upon a scileorunusual convenience' and elegance. The K iic lien and dtlices• are excellent,. and Tenant. rnav be accominorfated with''good Garden. Ground, And Grass,. for a . Cr . ow in the summer m!ason. House' com m a nds a 4eliyhtful View: both. of Sea and Land, and is, In every rcspe.it,' C.AlC;llla . tettito form. pleasant Residence for Gentleman':;•t .unity. N. B. Distance from - london only 67 miles : a' Pack of. Fox Hound.s, and two Pack:: of klarriers• in the neighbour-' tieod. Letters (postl.paiil), direBt.,,tio Mr. 'Turner, attlOtharn ton, will be duly attended to. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. MHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER pf this IN STITUTION will be at F. fniasoni l Tavern, Great Queen-street. on Wednesday the 2.0111 instant. • • •. PRESIDENT, - His Royal Highness the DUK E ofYORK, in'the Chair. - • - . . • VICE-PRESIDENTS, • His Grace the Duke of Leeds WA.. Philip Pusey Most Noble the Marg. Salisbury Ger). Hardinge, Esq% M. P. Rt. Hon. Earl of Aylesterd James Sims, M. D. Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer Man Harman; Esq. Rt.'Hon. Viscount Butkeley Samw.l Boianquet, Esq. Rt. Hon. Viscount-Cfemane . Isaac Walker, Esq. Edward Gale Bolder°, Esq. Treasurer. • _ STEWARDS, ' • John Bacon, Esq. Jeremiah Olive, Esq., Richard Bush. jun.. Esq. Gecire.Preeseott Esq. Christopher Cooke, Esq. Daniel Henry . Rucker; Esq . Samuel-Rob. Gaussen, Esq. John Smith, Esq, Nicholas Horne, Esq. • Chides -Steers, Esq. Dinner on Table at. Five o'Clock,•precisely. No Servants to be admitted but those of the Presi dent, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards. No ColleClion after Dinner. Tickets, los. 6.71. may be had at the Bat of the Tavern, of Mr. Rooke, Secretary, ArmourcesHall,Coleman-street, and of the Society's Collators. • ENINIANUEI COLLEGE, cAMFAIDGE. THE ANNIVERSARY 'MEETING of the Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at the above Col lege. will be held at the Crown and.'AnchOt Tavern, ir, t Strand, on Wednesday the 3d of Junc, :Rol. STEWARDS ROBERT DUNDASSAUNDERS, Esq. M. I'. lOSEPHiGROVE; Esq. RICHARD 'IOIIN BRASSEY, J. The Rev. HENRY ?EATS SMYTHI ES. Me Rev. HENRY ASKEW. • Dinner on Table at Five ot Tickets Half-a-Guinea each. WORCESTERSHIRE. TO BE LETT, and entacd upon immediately, , . Large and Convenient DWELLING.I/01 J§ 4 E, pleasantly situated in the Town of Pershore late in the occupation of (1. S. Bradshaw.,, Esq. cousiting of two Par burl!, a Drawing- Room, and silt Bedchambers, vrith - roomy and convenient Offices, *Ad a Garden, with a G reen-house, Containing about three quarters of an' acre, communicating With the River Avon. For Particulars, apply to Mr. James Rickards, Carpet Minuladory, Finsbury-square, London; or, to Mr. John Bedford, at Pershore. SWANSEA, GLAMORGANSIII RE. 71'013E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A QUARTER PART, -or SHARE, in T wo :CA- advantageous COLLIERY CO isrCE RNS - on,the 'Line of thy Swansea Canal, no win considerable work: Both the Collieries arc wi:tked without the:aid of either a Fire or Wa ter Engine, simply by Level, which consequently reduce.; the expettee 'of working, amt the * Profits ansing‘ from Concern, to a degree of certainty unu sua l i n Speculative ton cents. The Waggons, Barges, Rail. Ways, &c. to be t4k eri at .a For Particulars, apply to Mr. Popkin, Swansea ; or to Mr. Popttn, Attorney, No. 4, Surrsystreet, Strand, London. TO B SOLO'BN;r* AUCTION, At the Hen and Chickens, in Birmingham, oli.• Wednesday the 17th day of May, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then to be prodUced, in one or more Lots, as may ba agreed on at the Sale; AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE; with suitable Out-buildings, si tuate in the Parish of King's Norton, in the County of Wor cester, on the Turnpike Road from Birmingham to Alces ter; and distant a little more than a mile from the town of Birmingham, containing about Forty-six Acres statute inea sure, more or less, in' the possession of T: Woodcock, as Tenant from year' to year. And also to beSold by Auaion, - . At the Lion, in Stratford-upon-Avon, on Thursday the atil day of May, at four o'clock in the Afternoon, in one or more Lots, as may be agreed on at the Sale, subje,a to the Conditions of Sale then to be_priiduced; Another Farm and Freehold Estate, with convenient Out biliklings, situate in IlishoptoN in the County of,Warwick, containing about 235 statute . Acres of Land, in the possesSion of Timothy Smith, who also holds from year to year. This Estate is distant about one mile from Stratford-uprin:A von, on.the Turnpike-road to Birmingham.- For particulars apply to Mr. Dodson, of Cound, near Shrewsbury; or of Mr. Warren; AuEtionmr ; or Messrs. Gem and Son, Attomies-at-Law, in Birmingham - or M [ Leigh, Attorney-at-Law, Liverpool. (One Pro pert y).. . „. COONIBE ESTATE, near BRISTOL.; IVYTIWRN, Son=setsitire; and MANSION-HOUSES, Bristol. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PRICKETT, At the Exchange Coffee-house, in the City . of Bristol, on Thursday the :Ist Day , of May, Mit, pricisay at One inEleven Lose; r rHE FREEHOLD ESTATE, lielnk the Manor or reputed Manor of I V YTEIO RN, situate near G las. tonbury, in the County of Somerset ; containing the Farm House, and 364 Acres of Meadow, Arable, Pasture slid W i land, in the occupation of Mr. William ,Gutting, at a act; clear Rent of kool. per Ann Three Capital N HOUSES, Not. 57, 58, and 39, in Park.;srreet f . Bristol ; lett to Tenants at Will, at Rents amounting to 1 .351 per Ann. , And that justly-admired Villa caIIe4XOIIXIBE, with the MILL and LANDS, containing together by com putation Fifty Acres, in the Parishes of Westbuty.upon. Trim, and ifehbuty, at three miles from Bristol, in the County of Gloucester. Cooinbe Estate inaybe viewed with Tickets, which ma% be had from Mr. nenrY Davis, jun. and Messrs. Payne and Burgess, Bristol • of whom Particulars thereof, as - well'as Particulars of the other Estate!, may be had; and which may be viewed with leave ot tht Tenants." . . . Particulars may likewise be had at the White Hart, Bath ; the SY. an Inn, Wells ; at the Office' of Messrs. Payne and Burgess, at Glastonbury; at the principal Inns at Sommer ton, Yeovil, and Bridgewater; of Mr. Ryder, NJ. I, LIQ-' Inn New-square, Lnadon and ot Mr. Prickctt, .giddlescx. NEW, MUSIC. This Day was published, r. GOULDING, PHIPPS, ,-and D'ALMAINE, Music s,:ilers to Their Royal Highnesses \ the Prince and Princess of Wales, No, 4i. Pail-Mall, and No. 75, St. James's street THE COMIC OPERA of The BLIND GIRL, its now performing with universal applause at the Theatre-Royale Covent-Garden, composed by Mazzinghi and Reeve, price ios. 6d. The layout-re Overture of Perouse, tor the Piano Forte, composed by Moorehead and Davey. The favourite Indian Ballad, as sung by . Mrs. Mills in the Oierture of Perousa, composed by j. Moorehead, pricers. A' favourite Spanish Air, and the Hanoverian Waltz, as a Knack> for the Piano Porte,by j. L.. Hobrecht, price is. 6d. " heavenly Sympathy !" a Glee, tbr four Voices, as sunkat thc Harmonic, corn p osed by T. Attwbod, price as.6d. ..whyouppose," a Glee, for three Voices, by T. Art- Wood, price is. " Adieu! oye bowers ," a tavOurite Clee, for four Voices, by T. Attwood, price as. Owen, a favounte Song, as sung by Mr. Townsend, in the Comic Opera of St. D avid's Day, by T. Attwood, price is. Airs, with Variations Cont•ertante, for two Clarionets, ar ranged by M. Soler, priee6s. Sip: Military Divertimentos as performed by the Duke of York's Band, composed and adapted, for th; to tali° Forte, by 1. C. Weyraucb, , ,price 3s: With a great variety' of new Lessons,.Songs, &c. &c. DAT-ENT VITAL - WINES-being, from exten . sive experience, proved to be of the most essential Be nefit in preserving,. r‘:eovering, ,and establishing ge n eral Health, 2ud.tl e use of them so rapidly inereasdd as to re qUire an Establishment on aireitiended basis, Dr. Barton has been induced to tOrni a Mercantile Connedion of -great con ' sequence and respeelabllity, to meet the demand, and sell them on the must moderate terms. Vital Wines are infi nitely More...powerfully' digestive, antiseptic, and penetrat. ing, • than any other Wines, of whatever denomination, the. use of them giving more comfort, vivacity, and animation to the whole frame ; and, from the quality which Wines com bined with Vital Air have of correding the irritability of the Netvti System:l, the*neral.use of them induces sound, re dirdd sleep, with chearful, vigorous morning spi rits. - , Sold' at Barton and Co.'s, No. 7, Berners-street ; and like wisoc.by aupointment,at Messrs. Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Chcapside), Mr. Vade's No 46, Comhill; Mr. Dale's, NO. 97, Haymarket ; and Messrs. jeboult and Co.'s, nearly opposite New Bond-stre.c:, Oxturd-street, at 365. per Dozen, Bottles, etc. included; and $45. per Dozen, for very highly concentrated:Vital Wine, with a .printed Account of their Medical Vses, retail, far Ready-money only ; Venders and Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal Profit. DR. NORRIS'..B.I)ROPS. r rilE superior Efficacy of this Medicine, in the lI following Disorders, has more than half,an age, been universally experienced and licknowledged. Fevers of all sorts, whether inflammatory, putrid, iniliary, bilious, tier orficaie, but especially the Putrikor Yellow Fever, so fatal in hot climate's, in vv,hich destructive malady, by a liberal application', the Patient is recovered in the verk hour of expeded dissolution. In complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, Asrhmas, inveterate Coughs, Colds, _the Scurvy and. Impurities of the Blood, impaired Constit9tions„ and the ciecvys and clisconiibits of advanced Life, nothing can exceed its cordial and salutary etkds. A table-spoonful In a glass of water, taken occasionally, prevents the ill effeds fre quently experienced'in nervous and bilious habits, from Sea bathing, or drinking the Mineral Waters. The Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at the Dolor's House, Lower Brookastreet, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders 'for Exportation tmectited. The other sized Bottles are Sold Wholesale and Retail by Messrs. leboult and• Co. No - . rco, Oxford-street. All APPEAL THE Stigma which an. Advertised Medicine. may labour • under, is -a.tirst impression which i& not the least difficult impediment a Proprietor of slit: h a one has to encounter. . Well attested 'fads are not sufficient to convince one, - who, from want of liberality and candour, de,t% to.every argument but to that of personal knowledge oi a cure, which, through accident, may never come under his obtervation t He condeMns, without taking the trouble to assure himself, by enquitie.s,- either intS the. nature of the specific, or of those tads Nvhich the littly Prints give hiM an opportunity, because it is the prod rite of one. whom he terms irregular He will not allOw one man, though his whole study and genius May devoted to one end, to be able to produce a Reined+, for a Disc:tse, merely on at - count or his -not having served , his Appreiatiship. -More is ex peded from a Patent MeiJicine, and in less time than that },resented by your Apothecary, by reason Of our being obliged to speak in _decided 'terms as toits Merit, to oppose ourselves against this determination of non-convietion. For the esta blishtnent of SPILBUKY'SANISSCORBUT tc Dr( or s, wecnve much to itrown nt pit, and thercanditi,_.unbiassed opinion of a liberal Public, with whom we rest our claim thr patronair:. The above Drops are prepared and sold at the Dis-pen sary, No. t j, Soho-square, Loplon, in bottles of ss_ and il. as. each--the ss. bottles ate marked " Frs. SpilSbUry A tiscorbutie Drops—by rite King's Patera," arid the lirger with the addition of the Arms ; also sold by the sfneral Venders of Patent - Medicines in Town and Country. The Bill was forthwith read a first time ) order_ ed to be printed, and the Noble Lord by whom it was intrOducdd, stated . his intention to Move the _second reading of the Bill on Monday. , SCOTS APPEAL. STEWART MENZIE, OF CULDAEREF, AN INFANT, AND THE HON. HENRY ERSKINE, AND OTHERS HIS GVARDIANS,, V. MRS. ELIZ. MACTIZENZIE BERESFORD, AND JOHN CLAUDIUS .BERESFORD, OF DUBLIN, -ESQ. HER. HUSBAND,. FOR HER, IN. TEREST• Counsel was beard on this Case at somo length, after which their Lordships postponed ,the farther consideration of it till Tuesday next. MESSAGE FROM THE KING. The Duke of PORTLAND presented a Message. from His MAJESTY, relat r ie to the present situa. , tion of Portugal, and similar to ti at dalirer.Al yes terday to the "..'.6ll3rnuns, to which we refer. The Message was then, as we could 'coital, or-. dered to be . taken into consideration .on Mot:day 'neXt. Lord HOBART acquainted their Lordships, that he .should on Monday next, move the Thanks of the Abuse . to General J-Ityrc MU and•trieOffieers„ . 4.c. 'serving under his Command. Lord lloilmtr ako stated, that, as he understood a. Noble Earl . (then absent), intended to make some obserVations on a Bill before their Lordships, which :stood,for a third reading `that day, he should move to d e f er the third reading thereof till Monday; which, his • Lordship haying done, was ordered aecordiligly. The Insolveqit.Dinorsi.Bill Was,"on the Motion of thz Earl of Moi,RA, ordered, as we could col lefl, to be. referred to a Committee of the whole ,House again on Monday. The various Bills before the,House were forward ed in their respeaive stages. A number of Private Bills were. brought up' from the Commons, by different Gentlemen, and sever rally read a first time. • Some Private business was then disposed 9f, after which their Lordships adjourned -till Monday. PRIVATE COMM iT TEER.—The Lords Committees meet • on Monday; precisely atone o'clOck, to consider the Rvolu tionsconuminicateeby the Commcns, at a-Conterence re peeling the promulgation of the Statutes ; together with the Mormos oiSALl3Stuty's,,Estate, and outer important Pavan: Bills. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, Ni.. 15. A Message from the Lords stated that the'.r Lord ship; had agreed to several Public and Firivatejlills. Mr. COKE, pursuant to his notice, moved . ,for leave to bring in a Bill for indemnifying C,nst a bl es and others, and for allowi ng ', the charges a n d ex_ lenses of poor persons prosecuting ofFentltrs. After a few words from Mr: JOLLIFFE and Mr. MAINWARING, Jeaie Was giveil to bki.ig in the Bill. Mr. DICKINSON gave notice, .that he should on Tuesday next move for leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend the . zist'of ,Henry VIII. re. speeling the residence of thergy. Mr. DICKINION moved, that - a Committee be appuinted to consider of the Person; who are ap pointed Commissioners, Surveyors and . Valuers in Inclosbre Bills. The Motion was seconded by Mr. StrAw FEVP F. and agreed to. . Mr. STURO ES moved, that there be laid be. fore the House an account of the persons conneeted with the Trade of Grenada, to whop. Exchequer Bills had been gra n t e d, w i t h the .at#9itpt gamed to each. 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