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Organ, Mr. l. ASHLE Y'• .• - • .:•/ The remainder of the Band and the Cl cruses, which ',....1 binieroits iild complete, by the tnost The Nyhole under the !)irretion of Mr. ASHLEY, •S • appr6ved Petform'crs. • • Door .to be opened at Six, and the Pertorinance to begin ta Seven Cluck. i ' fOites, 6s. ' Pit, 3s 61. -Gallery, zs. Upper :3allery, L. i ' - 7', It ~ t .i." lie h,., of t;e. 5:,:,1;: , i ci. ;:fri, J.. fiart-street. . vrevious•to the Oratorio will be performed ' God Save the King,' third' additional Sanzas, Vers e and Chorus: • - SuchPf Nobility and '..;etitt) at; are desirous of Private En,::; are requested to apply to Mr. Brandon, liart-strelt. MARINE SOCIF.TY's of u 1 . . Feruary' 9, - 1 804,, . HE ANNIVERSARY FEAS-r_ the the hilA: T RINE SOCI r.y will be held t the LONDON TAVERN, Ifishopsate-street, oil Thursday the zd inst. Odes proper to the occasion will be siiii4 by the Yourtg Gentle proper of occasion Choir, attended by the Boys front the Society's ship. •.. STEWARDS. The Risht Hon. Visc. Nlar- !oho nglish-Dolben, Esq. Thesham NI-. P. Win. Adair fackson, Esq. Hon. Capt. Legge,R.N. Ti onlas F.aring, Psq: T he Hon. Cep. Watson, M .P. Thlomson Bonar, JUL. Esq. The Hon. Charles Herbert John Puget Escl• Pierreponi; M. P. James Hcillord, Esq. (31- Governors not havinz,, received Tickets, is owing to their Residences not _being known; Notice of Which being t h at to this Office it shall be immediatelY ottencied to. To the PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, and _MMBERS of the SOCIETY for ENCOURAGF-- MENT of ARTS, NIANUFA.CTURES, and COM MERCE. MY LOR Ds kND GENTLEMEN!, if NDUCE,II by the re p-ated solicitations of many respectable 11Ieinhers of the Institution, I became a Ca n . didate for the honoura:ble distinalon ot a Vice-President. My Friends considered, that having been a constantly at tending - Member more than thirty-five }ears, and Ciairman of one of it Committees, during the last twenty of that pe.: floc% evertsns of sotne importace, and the event of . :yesterday, though the Eledion did not' terminate in my fd tor though I stood vour, has fully justified that. opinion, alon e a ~ I ribl• ~..: comoinecl interest of the five sucdessful Can did, •.... .:ib, the whole number voted,. I was hononred with iit• isiriividua stlffrages, and lost my Eledion by twelve votes (-lily. - , .....T, t,h ,, , , , , , '';'leis who honoured Inc with their attendance: 2 I beg a- -• • express my warmest acknowledgements, ror 'would 16, i:iriliatiful of maliy others* l' - - ' w. , . from unaioichoie• C:rellalStitnetS Were prevented. I have the Honour tei to be, NI ,/ nf.• .-:•-d ceni-1,,r. -, , ..,....., 11.,,, ;',..,t...,•.: 1 .),..,--ai.,. 04 Tolham, Feb. rs, 1 8 04. lu - s• !At-VB. I _ yO_cAL •CONcERTJ NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-S2tIARE. MeESSRS. HARRISON, BARTT]EMAN, and G REAfORE X, are greatly concerned to find, that evral of the Subscriber s went to the ''Room On "Frklay" last; jn expectation_oLthe C.oncerts cotimiencing.thaL Evening. !They hoped to have pre - write:l any trouble, by the insertion pf au Advertiseitictit tit every Morhing Paper once in. the f muse of last week, announcing the unavoidable delay. They,. now beg leave _to acquaint the Nobibty and Gentry, that the P.ooin is cofripletely 4nis had, and that` the o F ,12. ST CO N CE RT will certainly take place o n F DA' "NEXT. PROPERTY ACT. • • - • DUTY on DIPMENDS APINUITIESin the PUBL IC FUNDS; • • , bTICE is ber,..; ) ,, given, That the _several 11 . Offices' in the Bank i!f Engla n d, and a'M . Threa'eagestr ie . . , , y_ laid) Notice has. been,,ezten ;,•wili L c a nti nue c p en for rtccii,',. the Duty and Checluing the.sante until all the Dutiei Pave heel: - eceired at ott;errvi,e acedlintc.l 4 far 16 ae C:MtwiJsioneri of the Dishia,' or the CsiniorissionerS f0i..1:,*.7,1M, in ptirstiance of the said . .L.3„;,4nri all l'ersons- are is take Notice, That for ibote safe . arc:newt:el, the Parties will #e char gc,ilile its dc-uhZe the duty,' aild liable vo Gc sued for the same 4y pr:ocess from Hi: Cart of . .g.rchegnee. " , 13j Order of the Board of !ayes, AIzITTNEW WINTER. P2IILIAMAN r. HOCIAi OF PEERS. MdMfiAt t FEBRUARY 20. CMJNSEL were finally heard relative to the Lleritch Appeal—Gratiain Weir, viz. the ATTOINEr GENEkAL and Mr.; 0 41-E7i.:ANDER fi)r th , dent, and Mr. Ai sAm on behalf of ihe AN:tellant in re.ply. ~1 1.:, 1 SCILEM:E OF THE FIRST CONCERT. Act. 1. . . The LORD- CHANCELLOR !hen made a few observations upon' the merits of the C;se to their Lordships, and Concl4e;3 by m9ving a Proposioi tcthlina to oft.m the judgment of the Scotch Court, whieh was ordered accordingly. • The West India - . Docks Bill was brought op from -the Coo inoos by Mr. MANN INi ; and two Bills of a private nature were "presented ; by .Mr. CART. WR dliT, These Bills were severally read a first time, 11i ' Order' of the',7 l .iy 75. fas then 're:ld for n l oolti their LOrdshiN 14:on the 'o&asi.ri (4 . L:L se cond r-eading of Earl eitoLmoNo nt. Y's Estate The LOA.'.I) CHANCELLOR (piped the Wool. Sack, and made several observations upon the pecu. liar nature of such Bills AS- that before the House, and the usage of their Lordships' proceedings . , accompa., hied with.a - few remarks upon the - Special Case. Its, the course of ,these observations," the noble and. learned Lord suggested the propriety of the intri - L. duaion of a ,Clause. into ,the Bill, for reserving the Rights of the last Remainder Man until th period when he shall be capable of giving his cori.wmt.. Overture to the Occasional Oratorio7-Handel. M usic in the Tempesc.—The Solo Parts I:lv:Miss TEN , • NANT, MISS CROSBY,,,, master KELINE,R, Mr. 'VA OGHAN, and Mr. SALT:L.:Purcell. •• ' G lee, Four Voites—" Mine be a Cot beside:a FPll"—Ari Horsley, M us. Bac. New. Cpcertante (MS.) for Violin; Tenor, Violoncello, Oboe; Clarinitet, and Bassoon, Messrs. CRAME R, SHIELD. LI .:N1 DLE.Y, GRI ESBACH,, MAHON, anti HOLMES— Wlnter. , ..• tßec..icentnp,. and SOhg--Mr. BAR TLE MA N; from Thom.: J')i, }INTIM TO the Seasons, :" Tig-so, change, Al- CaHc,.ii, Itie•.v 6.ite, (MS.) " Let not rage thy bosbit ing," --Mrs.' BILLINGTON, Messrs— Hy\ RRISON, 'CUSS, and BA LEMAN ; Air, by Dr. ARNE, harmonized by Mr.. GREATOREX. Duct—;•Miss TENNANT and Master KELLNER, "My faith and truth " —Handel. `Bravura gong; (M - . ) Mrs. BI L LlNc; - roN 'Crand Chorus from 'cite Creation, " Tice Reavcas are tel ling the glory di' Cod."—Dr. Haydn. ACT ll.' . • INDPI (LOUSE, • ,Frin7talsy 8, iBo4. HE" COURT of DIR ECTORS c r i e th.. ? L 1 i VI CUB 1•P Yof •AIERCILINTS of ENO LAND trading 'to the Ea.t4 lulies, do herehy give Notice, liia! the Tra;:sjer Books of the Said Cohlany's Stock will he IS hut on Tuesday, . the 6th of March next, at T , zho co'Clock, need ,opened apin c,Y *Thkrday, the i?ab of April folio-wing. 'Tif.4t2l,)4arte) Genetx.l aurt of the said Cronpany Tv!!l be he/J.4 fie.' Igch.e.fd,!y, the 2 Lit of Marc,:; E./ei , en 6'( .. :0,1, in !6 e b",e.eno.; a . ;$ • ,‘•iePeral %, be at their house in .Leiad.^t. , all-street, a . I;'ed , ..e.sZiaj , f rt., • next, frcon Nine eiClc.fiz .11/kriting utlii .);ix irr the E~ Bring far the EleSion of Six Di feaors of the said .Company . Years. ' I , Zbid that the tiSiS c I"the cf the said Company will ajar ready itt 4r.dolivered at this c. 71 .11.inday, the. 26th cf Mar ca next. WiLLI4III RAMSAy, Overture and Ci r to , rus, " pleasures of 'the plains."— I-lai;deL New Song (MS.) Mr. HARVI SON, " Love is the elemental fire." -Shield. New Glee (MS.) .‘‘ British Sentiments," written and com posed expressly for these Con,:erts—Webbe. Concerto Violoncello, LINDLEY.—Lindley. Duetto, (MS.)--I'r. HARRISON and Mr. BARTLE MAN, " Dove score."—Mozart. Celebrated Cantaia, " Front silent shades," Mrs. Bit.- LI NGTON---Purc.ell Firtrle," , Rule Britannia;" Verse and full Chorus, with Ac companiments, by Mr. G R EATOR XL-Dr. Arne. Leader of tire I.lutd , (wlricli is complete in every Department) Mr. F. CRANI ER. Organ, and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. G'REATo REX. TIIE NEW COMEDY. 'This Day was, pi . ,AbifOltd THE' 6QL1)12.0.-'s j O AUGHTER,, the New c;)rneily now fr:r!Orming with unexamPled applause at the 'theatre-Royal, Drup.lane. Written hy-Mr. CHERRY. Printel for Richard• Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-, yard; aid to be had of alt , Lard ..rL VANL .made a few‘observzitions upon the Caw:, and announced his entire concurrence with what fell from the noble and learned -Lord. He took occasion to applaud that care and attention which'had been usually paid by "Noble Lords who had sat upon the Woolsack to such proceedings as that int question. 3- The Bill was then read a second time ; and on the Motion of Lord WALSINGH AM, committed (ro a. Commi t tee of all the Lords - present) fur to-morrour f&rrnight. Some ,routine business was then disposed., of, and their Lordships adjourned tilt three o'clock 'to— morrow. ~, • • NEW EDITION of Mr. •GODWI_N' s LIFE and AGE. ' of CHAUCER.' ' Nir R. PHILLIPS ilko the S4tit , faElion to inform L the Pti bile, that in consequence of the . very - favourable reception and rapid Sale of the First Edi ion of Mr. Codwin's Life and Age of Chaucer, he has prepa rec . ! a - New Editi on , i n Four handsome Vol umes , Oclav o , be had of all Booksellers, price Thirty;Sii Shillings in boards. /3esiiks in. , Lite of Chaucer, this valuable. Work contains 'Metllo:fS of his ii'riend a)xl../Qin - sman, loliu •of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and Views of the Progress of Society., Manners; and the Fin;:. Arts, from- the dawn of Literature. to the close of Ole Fourteenth Century. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, Feb% 4, 1804. The Days will : be opened at Seven, and the Perlbcruance commence exacil . at Eight o'Clock: • The Subscribers are requestedlo give particular orders to their Coachmen to set down and take up at the Door in the. Square, with the Horses' 'heads tdward George-street ; the Door m Hanover-street is for Chairs only. Mr. ToWnsend Will be at the head of the Peaces.° fficers, and attend to the accOmpodat ion of the Company from and to their Carriages. Tickets are d4ily delivering at Mr.' Birchall's, No. t 33, Nev,:, pond street ; where, as well as by the Managers ' Soo scriptions'w:li continue to be received till the limited num ber is completed. No morn be issued`than the Room can perfectly accommodate. - This Day was published, pric e I s. bd. ACHARGE; Delivered to the CLERGY of the DIOCESE SfJ,ONCON, - in the Year 1803. - - By the ltight.keverend BEI LBY, Lard-Bishop of that Diocese., Printed for T..raciell - and - VV. Davies, Strand ;T. Payne, at tit:: Mews Gate ;and E. and C. RivingtOn, St. paul's Chan:ll-Yard. . ! • The attendance of Peers tllis day was unu;:ually great, HOUSE OF COMMONS. STEREOTi/PE OFFICE, Duke-stteet, .Linciiln's Inn Fields; Lrgidon, • 4th February, tgo4. WILSON Te.sp;';`:t d ruily, ir)fqrfns i the gi f t , tl b l y at 1 1 . : R n s o o V/ I I : y . prepare d. k. E , ta su e bje e ct tomill'eno!)- 1 01 ,-. , rig • . -.. • • . • r. Nothing is to be printed apinst • 2. Every think is tole avoided, upon the subjed e Politics, . which is Off;3llS,i4C to any Party. 3. The Characters of Iriciividivals are not to be attacked. 4, Every Work Which is. stereotyped at this Office, is to be composed with beautiful Types. g. All the Stereotype Pla tes are to bem ad e according to the improved Process discovered by EARL STAN HOPE. School Books, and all Works for the Instrudionsof Youth. will be stereotyped here at a lower Price than any other. G- - Z Farther Particulars may be known, upon application at the-Stereotype Office; and it is requested that all Letters may be post-paid. MONDAY, FEB. 20. • OT whom map be had, by the same Author, L Sermons on several Subjects, 2,V015. Bvo. Vol. I. gth editors ; Vol. I. 4th editi , ,ll, .tzs. in boards. 2. Lectures on.the Gospel of St. Matthew, ;Vols. Bvo. 6th edition, 13s. in boan.ls. • • . . itt . the Cliiitandi Revelation, 7th edition, as.i6d. in boards. , . MR. ST. jouN, from the Committee appointed and that th e ? e d. to try and determine the merits of the Honiton Deo. s ti l o ni n, m, r E po sq rt . ei vv t a i s tat cio th i ; et t a t i e n d g Member, G EORGE t j on tv.is tilt fiivOlOus and vexatious. :)rEELE repotted rrorn the Committee ap. pointed to try and determine the merits of the Datil= Eietiori, thAt R. WilniTON,.. Esq. wad nor duly elected ; that the EleCtion, as far as related. to the said R. 'WHARToN, was void, and that nei ther the Petition nor the opposition was frivolous or vexatious. - - This IYay was publislid,',Priee 25. 6d. PLAINVREPLY to the Pamphkt tdling itself 11 b e i ng PLAIN ANSWER : b e i n a more fair State o f the Question between the late and the present Ministers. StiJin clique.' Give every Man his due. Old Prnv: „Printed for . thz' Author, and sold by flatchard. Piccadilly ; ‘Vnirell4ll ; and Richarcrsons, Royal Exchati4e. A new Writ wag ordered for Durham, in the room of the said R. WFIARTON, Esq. Mr. Secretary YORKE•mored that there be laid before the House an Account of such Volunteer Corps ln, Great Britain as have been placed upon permanent pay and duty since November, •1801. — Ordered. ELEGANT ASSE7vII3LAGE; OF PARISIAN . FURNI- TURE. . . . - This bay ivas published, in One Volume Octavo, price 7s. in boards, I PHE POLITICAL PROTEUS : a View (it-the -L. Public Chara4ler and Condud - of R. B. SHERIDAN, Esq. as exhibited in, ISt, Ten Letters addr . e . s,se,J ; ad, .3v,eaions from his Varliamentiiry Speeches. from the Commencement of the French Revolution ; 3d, Sereeliojis frorn his Speeches at the Whig Club and other Public Meetings. B , y WILLIAM coVBETT. Printed for j. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall ; and sold by Messrs. Richardson, Royal Exchange, and R. Bagshaw, Bow-street. JOHN M'LEAN an d SON, Cabinet-IVLikers and Upholders, No. 58, .Upper Mary-le-ba n e- s t ree t; nea r t owland-street, Portland, Place, beg leave with permis sion to acquaint. the Nobility and Gentry, they have at a great expence and several .years labour, collected an Assemblaq of Parisian Furniture, consisting of. Cabinets of various descriptions adapted for Drawing Rooms; Gentle mime 'Library. Writing Tables, in a style of unparalleled ele gance; Lathes' Reading, Writing, Grecian and Work Tables,-, superbly Mountil, the whole forming the most elegant Assemblage ever ()tiered for Sale ; Together with ti complete Suit for a Drawing 'R oom, o f P arisian Work, Price ,Three Hundred and Forty Pounds. ...• • , . . . . Every Article of Cabinet Furniture in the first style of Fashion, on the lowest terms. • Mr. See'retary YoRKE-afterwards laid the 'Ac_.. count before the House; which was ordered to be This Day was published, In 3 Vols, small .Svo.'price tzs. do boards, dedicated, by perrniFsiow, to, filer Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, , a Second itdi tion of LAW. - VVAN IS a CLEPK.'i PLACE, with a re speEtable Soliditor in the Country, a Perso n of de cent Address, be: ween 30 and 4,, Years of Age, who has lived in two \Airy resrelabie Situations in London for the last se venteen Years. T:ie stritlest Integrity may be relied on as well . as due attention to Business The North of England d be preferre and if in a Sea Port Town the more ''woolahl. and nod,je6tion to make three Month's trial, the Advertiser having a great dislike to changing. letters direded (Post paid) for A. B. at Mr Cv:iirlrlie.;;t Post Offie, 1 s dire_ Fl aid) London, attended ta. • The 2 3d of APRIL, 1804, . , THE LAS 1' LOTTER Y BEGINS DRAW INC. SCH EME. - a lgo, o f Prizes. Val. of e ch. To tal Value : • Z of C 20,000 are so, ooo - 440,00 0 . 2, ~,,.. 2 0,000 . . . 3 ' , ..r. ~.. ts,ooo 4 • ' 5,000 y, boo - 14 sz 13 1 f 0 00 . , 0 0 , 3 5:) 0 12,000 . - 6,530 tz . , . 20 ~ zoo • _ 4,060 7,35 0 • ' • 5 0 14 4 : .1, - • 5,000 S° - 5,000 .-______ 2' - - 147,000 .A---_ — 30, 0 Ticket s ............. ,C5G2.,i00 . Part of the Capitals.---?---- Fiist-cleawn Ticket l'irst Day _ Firstrilrawn Ticket Seventh Day _ - ,eiT'"° a;aoo First-drawn Ninth Day -- - - ..- . i oos • TI CKETS and SHARES are SELLING at.' EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFIE. _ PRESENT• PRICE. Ticket - - - C. 57 7 1 Half ---- 8 18 o Eighth . . 6 .. Quarter - . 4io o Sixteenth , - r 3. e ',4*Ti'ckets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. THIRD LOTTER.Y for ISn, begi - r----)-7-7--------...rn. rawing 23d April, 1804, "11H - E TICKETS and SHARES for the above -I_ Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E and co.'a State Lottery Office, No. , under the Royal Exchange, London, and no whc.'re else on their account. 'Elie Scheme consists of two Prizes of 2 0,00e1. - two of 1.3,0001. theme 5,e01. font. of z 03,31. twelve of '00,31. the of 5.a01. twenty of 2001. fifty of Icel. sm. &c. ; the abl:tNumber of Tickets 30,000, aid the lowest Prize 131. * * All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree_ o ACS of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and , post-paid, round it, Hazard & Ccr.'s Lottery Office: Letters duly answered. . N. B. I n the late Lottery, No 76zz, zo,eool. was so ld in a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. 8,188, 20,0001. and No. 5319, to,oool. both in f•-,na:ec.- CZ74- Country Orders, a. !-:-,p.,ni with short-dated Bills on London, Post -office oa ` r . -1: ( 2.isli in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually atten;L:i-i :;) and9Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if pre sent. • TO BONS VlVANTS.—entiernen experienc ing the inconveniencies arising from In di'gestion, will at all times find relief trotn the use of the Rev. W. B A.R CLYs PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 'lhese i s living no Aloes nor any Mercurial preparation in their • conipoon, reqoir e no confinement not.any particular r Me, and they wiil ill the mildest manner remove Cie fiery, acrunonious, bilious matter which stomach by a too frequent use of 'th'ii bottic, or of rich and is al ways generated in the savoury viands Sold at the Elaboratory, No. 35, Bedford, street, Covent-earden, in Boxes ss. 6d. and ros. each, duty tuded i and by all the Venclers ha low,nancl CouutrY • NLW kiEDICI/CIE ACT., At the only Warehouse for Dr. jA MES's POWDER, , - No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. HE folloWing MEDICINES are Sold, at the - Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enaCtecl i ; that from tire tat of September,. rBoz, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition .made to the Stamps, an the articles of higher value, or those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future as, 93. per Packet, or rl. ss; 6d. per i)ozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot tle (as nude up for the 'Army and Navy)•may be had for 11. 4s. And as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepw_ rate use, with ins Name engraved in each Stamp, the Parblics will be careful ,to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his . Medicines; and as •it is presumed that this will be a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lables on Dr. lanies's Powder will be discontinued from kenceforwatd. Stamps will be allowed .gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced articles. a . d. be. tames's Powde.t 2 9 Lozenges of Bl o i s a. d. Do. a Bottle . 24 0 Freake'sTinet.of Bark 4,9 Analeytic Pillsa ,4 6 Do. Huxliam's B - Do. large OX 224 o En g li s h C offee - 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Gen u i ne A rquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. CamomileDrops r 9 !mash's Scots Pills c ; • o Do. Paregoric Lozenges r Essenceof Peppermint r Berry's Biliods Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops r. Dr. Atuitin's Charybeate Dr. Hooper'; r ditto • _ 4 ta . Glass's Magnesia 1 3 6 Carminative , , 9 Henry's Ditto 6 Esseace of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6 Cephalii: Snuff 0 9 Spilsbury's Drops - 6, Mr. Spence's Dentrtfrice o Dr.' Solander's T - Tea 2 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Tinelure ture 3 .6 Do. TOlu. LdzertgeS N. 13. Stamps with Mr. NeWbery'S Name are affixed to as man the first twe nt y A rt i cles above enumera t ed ; an Perscjis, particul ar l y S ervants. -and Messengers, t d • take his y • House; he is under the oecessit h t a t t he i I East g End c o f vv S h t i . t e l' a s t t i l u ' c,Yon:eata- Frontlttoi: 1 o g (.. etn which, ,tiitlaneeidss " T HE ONLY wAitt.HoUsE FOR DR. fAMES' s POWDER II- •7 - - *. DR. 'UNDE RW 0 0 D's DISORDERS of CHI L DP. 00 D ; with Di re dions the Management Of Infants from the Birth ; adapted to domestic use. Also, lately published, by the same Author, the Fourth Edition, price its. in boards, of a Treatise on the Diseases of Chil dren; dedicated, by permission, to the Queen, and now pre cisely adapted to 'Professional Readers. Also, by the same . Author, inscribed, by permission,' to His .Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, a 'Fliird Edition, price 6s. in boards, of his Stir,, - ical Tracts,containing a Treatise upon Ulcers of thc Legs,' scrofulous Tqmours, the Mammary. Abscess, Disor ders of the Eye, and on Gangrene. Printed for I. Callow, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. N. 13. lust published, I. Callow'; new and extensive Ca taloguv-of Medical 130(*S. for 1834. • . -A Medical Circuating Library. LARGE OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT. 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Mr. C'REFEY rose to postpone the Motion which he had given notice of for to-morrow, till some day next week, but he hoped that no long time would elapse before he had an opportunity of coning the serious attention of the House to the subje&. Mr. CORRY postponed his Motion for a Com mittee on the Ads relative to the Irish Revenue, till Friday next. A new 'Writ was ordered for Bramber in Sussex, in the room of GEORGE SUTTON, Esq. deceased.. Mr. CORRY moved the Order of the Day for the third reading,Of the Irish Bank Restriaion Bill. Lord A. HAMILTON said, th a t a f ter the Ms:- • , 'cussion wh i ch ' had taken place the last time this Bill was before the House, he felt himself bound to say a few words before its final departure to the Other House. Nothing certainly could be greater thlrr the importance of this measure, riot only as affeding Ireland, but because it chewed what must be the consequence in this Country-If the restriaion should continue to any great' ength of time. If he had sat silent upon this occasion, it might be supposed that his opinion had been altered by the discussion Which took place on the second reading ; but_ although he paid 'every attention to the arguments which were used on that occasion, his sentiments still remained unchanged. It had been most clearly' proved that there was a great depreciation in the value of Paper in Ireland, and that Specie could only be procured with great difficulty and at 'a large piemium : it had been urged that the scarcity of Guineas arose rather from faditious than from real causes ; this he was in clined not to believe, for it Was surely more probable that Paper should be depreciated, from so grear. a quantity having been issued, than that the price of Gold should have risen so much be. yond .its real value, Before he sat down he wish_ vd to mention ore or two points to_which he hoped he should receive an answer, or at least some expla nation from the Right Hon. Gentleman Ill'usire to him (Mr. CORRY). The rate of Exchange bad been for some time past increasing against Ireland, and had risen so high as I 9 per Cent. Notwith standing this, it had been asserted that the Bank of Ire land last 'year had given a borsus cf 51per' Cent. to the