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9 4 • ' ; '1 ft' • 'l v-F O,l ‘. • S • • 4 .3 .2: 31;* • ‘ 4 ( t s. 4; s Alp OtA . : ottf ; **; -; -4 • r t Z • 94i. 4 • itC.4: , ' "k",-`l - "t - --L. ms‘ FRIDAY, JUN. 28 ; 1811 • t.tUDaizit 58G.1 [FRI.( . - PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS. IVIANY Parsons who have declared 'heir inten: "T",!. honor contributing to the, not I E F of the SU I, .NG PORTUGUESE having yet paid. their Sub -1 [Wm's. such Per;oll6 o y reuested, as soon a s P,NY t?ect , ny tn i ent, to give dn earnestl a to their q Benevolent Ititoti ' It ' ils ' a t it s'intiterial to the Committees to know theextent *t om tkind4 at their disposal 8 7. Fall.ll di. By Order o f t h e Committee, P. PEARCE, Secretary. .....„........_ ~'~'}~f' PIPER L 414 PA1U.,13111-EMt. PIC:TUALL,ING.OFFIC'R, 7iine 27, Ott. .THE COMMISSIOXERSJoi e2c2'u4tl.,m, fli f MAJESTY': Nell/Y. da berehygivo 'Nat on Friday, the tztb sf Joy next, be ready to I 'cave Tenders In writing (sealed up) and treat Jr Three Hundred ebaldrons (fad, conristiv of Thirty-six Bitsbels, Itivehester mature) 41 PITT's TAN Fl ELI) MOOR, WINI)S011's PONTOP, or SIMPSON's PONT() I' C(/'A LS, to be de. livered its a lPhok Cargo, er C.arg et, in - the space f Six !Seeks, Winds and weather permitting, alongside the Wharf: of ills Ma. j. , sty's Pig:l:Wing' Prettifies at P(pniatth and &uthdress..n, and to be paid for bj , Interest, Niirey D.fyr after dah. HOUSE OF PEERS; THURSDAY; 3UNE The Conditions of the Contrail may 6e seen at the Sect etary,'s glee . . • , . , No !glad Will be ha! to any Ten,kr in which the Prier 'hall not be insrritd in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloek on the said Friday, the iztb of 4 7/4/) , next, nor unl-ts the Pelson who maker the Tender, Or tome Person 0., his belmll, aftendr to anewer whesrealied /or. -----.....,_---------.....................—....__ iADIES' SUBS :It11)TION for the POR ruGUESE tirldet th e IVo NILN 'and CHILDREN, POO PalroiLige ni Lad ies L A NS DOWNE., LIVER- L, WELLINGTON', and Mrs. VILLIERS. THE UND SUBSCUPTIONS already paid to this a F exceed 6 1 ; the burniunt of which, and of all f un ", , .70. . wholly iii the purchase of such Articles of British NlAhuiiic. t _ u "'" et best calcula ted for the Relief of the glittering Wo men and Chi4lteli, and torWartierl to Lisbon as sutra as pos sible. pis, otuctiptions to this Fund continue to ha received by Mr. p a ili P ,?rce. Sect . tar to the General Committer, at No. 87, 'Clock,'A". who attends there every day from One to hve It. whirr the List of Subscribers may be inspeard• l*liptions Wm. the Country ins be remitted in Bills ut et etvribe,diretted to the Secretary :Ai above' , • . r , HOP E INSURANCE comrA N y •,. c+ RE, Lief;, AND ANNUL CI L',i—CAPITAL TwO MILLIONS. • °like, LUDGA-PE- BILL, London. , - EASON'S in•inred with this Office, whose Poll . ~.: expire at Niidsuntrutr , are respetlfully 11141 ketelpt, t. r the R -1' of the saint an' now ' ej ` i) i • informet dt nytti at tli;Otli..e,c4rTiv4voilli the respetitve Agent, of the Coaipany throognout the Unit it Kingltirv•. c' e,,,..;‘,.iy Nat WILLIAM Is' , l'I':. Poticir...t Insurance, winch expire at the ittlwee PC' 11 ,.......,.......„...............„ 1°4"thini11l tie „,„et wit .in Fatten Days thereiver. klll'll, EX CHANCL M ASSURANCE P IC ,` . " Xtla blished by hoyal Chim er in th e R e i gn 'of King George - the t first. ' tune tbs.. pEgii,soNs..h.,St; Annrsal Premiums fall du t on Lie 241111114011, arc Itert; 'Y mlormed, that . Itece l it, ,, t . ; bre tiow're.•) to he iteltv ,, r ‘i ,i ;he company's 0 Iti ‘ cs ' ' ..' the Itoyal Exotaiq,e soul ' .tet.nctive Ag•lits in the l ' " '-‘4, 4' • and the Parties tis4ured ~,, , uelti.„l t, . sevcr,ll Counties,, • vi a of their P 0 1 .17 11 Ni'll es we ll as by their i# 0 11 or belore lite 'l4iiT,ltY 1" tut 1"lk' . the usual fit teettba)lallutved fur i , * l • ; 14IY ""t' a'°l-late°l"Cit' P°. licy, wail th‘ilexiire 4)111 lit' beYwid ,he AttendattLe lagielt. . S ANIUE I l EIIN INC. jun. Secrctdr . Y. 'lces. tot Ille ' 1 " (,(101), At the said $-?! . _. 141 5; hi p 5. in Ititahce. of fluihhit • Hort ant, in Dock "a ,004. .Merclianutzt., at, 11,,;14,te , ~nt while Minding, from Ly Fire • aid 41 • Anitui. Loss or 4 i f or the Assuraiteit 01, and grantini, tfs 014'1.1,44, A Ni 14 . Fire Policies will b e '' toed I of ,Expenco to the -"urcd ' 4 rc the Alittuza Ps r 'l eofiuitt r a e t e uouttts to 65% or up. 'wants'. ' L, FEMALE' EDUCATION. Prt4, "L IAM.) I lOUSL, Ilt)IM:4•Y• - 4*. '5y,,,,, of instrutiiciis wi ., ieh forme the ittint.4.'il ~, ol tin,. Es tablishtnent, is intended to unite the jubeal,' l ':„ l , 4s of 4ti,ietn kthication, with the wore important na Uliji,6l' Atienig train a cultivated undetst•t'din)4 and teput,,,lt:. alien:lA(l9e Of Prolessors ino,t„tl:ti:iigi44lo4,.,e accom,.lll,zl. holt te . the wattle acqiill everyet, e_ _ l ' c jolina;, ! . I ,_' , . 1..0 m inti wilt 511 iI , be con .1 It . ) ,_ ._ ~: AliVerilW Ii , 11 " ,, r i k.. 1 1 1114 thlxie.td rilitini;, whlLit to , Onsitiera. ti„,,,:i".,0. t.:,.. ,rnitiend with contidunw to the ent ut the ri,....t ,;,. ~le, uttinestvl in the illlpftWqrn 07,,K;Nliel li hh,l' TWenty Young' Ladies Are at in this Eats ; vsi t i, rn e l .:.l, who bote.ilie iiilv4ittage of cOnstant illterCOUf 1.141.11' not Govern. Ali 01,4111,4;t1,,I qUalltiC,ll,,ns.n rni4, 4 jtt, H,, ern is inace , l on .1 p 3 aUfeSqUe CICV 410 I I tnc II ed to be 01,e at t '? .. 'ltt ekteniove.,tie,siote ground, .ital I 4. A;0-°:sex 1,, iii.etti,, , it,,,,,,b, : , in the (.'ttlni) "1. ''‘''''"""i'' 46°11 and rictil4`24.4 t elereoci...-, ts l'cr -LS Cot th, first LI" hA is , hit Alle.u,o,utt), itt,t, be 01J1.1 ;(1, y applying to ••• • Ir, 1101 l t u 411 t. isaltse, lioniacy. G.. „„__................. ....,...............................: ......................7 ENFAALSI It JOH N 11,100RE'iCORUNNA 114 itit:4l' ' . "l'l' CAM I' lit I isTE A I), hunting a regular a . 1 , Y Red tor th e I. inkt Barracks dec. also.a St) FA tot . . Lent tif Mann a; d fli • 'S I. A Ci IT to on board Wsi ii , i.. ..ii 1 ewtse a• - tt vine ! t i • n ost P. the wh0:44:1.4411)e in a small Y Ake. a,,•('-' ' ' I ,: I be ever yct inattutadured, invented by MORGAN vsItSANDERS, N.). 16 and - l7, Catherinia4treet, Stra n nt n i z 1) ," 1 ,7 11'41 huntslY Presume the highest it"i'°ul4 uu4l" 1 .1 l tlit WllO so gallantly live anti die tor their King atat Country. 1 VI °N.B? iS always read to ach,ance, at lega l Y ~._ AllrlUit 1111• . Freehold, Copy -4.014, , r i _ r etest, redeemable. on , i)i,„ide Als nis tee . 'lil y of Limes, in Latin 'w Houses, Wino:: Allllllll4l, Rent Charges, Marriage ' Set ileniemts, In c I lu'inrca Patent Pia es Cl.urch Livi»gs, and d • Y "It t a r o+ ' ' ' • Th, N .•• • stir, ability and Centry of known Property, or• t hei r Annti:t,'lrbedceommudated either on their single or join t App - i'; ~,'"l,t.is. with) romptitude and ecresy . . • ~. live, l't byitt,'44l.4lallY, between the hours of twelve 4 1 14 ., . m. vitt,t „,o • to the Ditedor ot the Bank, elo. 11, Lower jot , ~,,01,1 ell.Stihire. - -11. Cahti Bills discounted. N t,1k''......... ...................... utu ', ,IIALL F ARM, Hoar 5i 7 .1.1.(Y, in the EAST 1 .C) .(11)1 N(.; ot the COU NTY of Y 9 104:•;• ,4k . lIL SOLI) BY PAIVATE CONTRACT, ,e 1 PITA L FREEHOLD FARM, called ill tit4Alt I.OW.RA L L FA KM, -three Macs froir•Salt,Y, Ae re ,4 !,t kidittg of the co unty „I York, containing 394 I:thrar,t ijr4hJet Meadow anti Pasture Land ; leti .tu N:lt. 14 Laniltic•Tenant at Will, t 6ts I ii er annum, who pays Fl,,i, ''.4X, ISI. IZS. Ed. • and does 4I re airs. t,„d:kilos attieulars, applyto Messrs, and Maberly, 1,t4,7t1)41, Iletiford.row, London 1 Mr. ilainbride'i tt,1),,,f -tocetkshire ; or Mr. Thomas' Bainbridge, No OS, . 44 * tt London, where plans 'nay be.seen: •••,....,-• tiltit, kl ~.f i ltiti' r ItOPERTY, STRAND and VAUXHALL ~, CIiAND mucTioN, pokTsmoulti, boultrul 110,LLOWAY WAT. 4 R. WO RKS, LON_, tll4xt CUMPA NY,and ROCK ASSURANCE eS. . . TO 11E SOLD B . 51 AUCTION, B arp, . 0 . 4 f ti,h, lot " y y Mr. sc S, at TirgetVe o'Clock, at the Iklart, Lon. (Ton, 111011.) JUNCTION MrINMOLITH,ROCH -1 ~.. i DAIL , m -' ' LI'S ahtl likli.K.S, and RENNET and AVo N .. • •• tu' CIt,AN:"AI. SHARS, 1 , 41 ( 1 I,,,,`,ILINCTION, KENT,' POR'I'SMOUT 11. and • li'f',„;,',,,,'" LON,and HO LiowAy WATER.WO It KS, tit.LFif 414,1 VAUX114.14., AIRIDGE,,' DOVER. air:t1 11 ; i i Itt)AO, -LONDON FLOUR COMPANY, i, j4i . , , , undrettkOCK ASSURANCE SHA It E• kiltkuil,..,l,a• ~t Ilatchett's Hotel, I' iccadil ly ; at the Min; ".r 4cott, all, New liridse etrecti 1.4.hd011. • ilLn UND for the RELIEF of the unfortUnate RN- A: FERERS in PORTUGAL, who have been plundered and treated by the French Armies with the most unexampled and savage barbarity, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair; Amount of Subscriptions already advertised by this Committee --- ''' . •.- C.15,06t t 8 lt Subscriptions since received: The Gratuitous Offer of Assistance of the prin cipal professional Performers in this Kingdom, and the Proprietors of the Pantheon free use of their Rooms for a Concert, to be held on Monday. .the 24th inst. under the direCtlett of Dr. Kemp From the Corporation and Town of Newcastle. upon-Tyne, remitted to Sir Wil,li.,m Scott, to be applied according to his judgment, fur the benefit of the Portuguese Sufferers tots 74, o Sir. George Wood . . to to ' o Rev. John Dampier - - 2 o 0 Right lien . Sir john Nicholl a. 30 o o Evan I hotnas, - Esq. - -• , 5 , 5 0 Tile' Earl of Ay icsiord . . . ' too o o L. H. . ao o, o Sin olin Nlorris, Bart. - - 5 • 5 0 George Eyre, Esq. S. - - . S . The Town of buckinghatn . - 61 to o lohn Richattistot o Nita, .. .:. ' ' ita to o ,Or. {ohm %VIM., of taretford . - 21 • o 0 lames Huller, Esq. M. P. 5. - - 5 0 -- . Earl Nelsen L • • - . • • • ' ' - 50. ,0 0 The Provost and Fellows of Oriel' College, Oi. ' ' lord, per Fletcher and Pawn's The rrovost and Fellows of Queen's College. So a o tilicknd, per ditto • - - . , The.;' , ev. Mr. rawer, per'ditto - William Horsley, Big. M. P. .. lohn Owen, Esq. Penrhos . . General illatal -, - - T. H. Lamb, Esq. RP. • .. , • The Receipts of n Play performed by the Officers of the entre Sussex, Local Militia, per Captain 26 s 0 $ 5 0 5 0 It 0 0 10 10 1.0 0 0 I 0 9 75 o •S 0 0 15 :5 U Sh rp F haul. to the Portuguese M A.,.1 DtqAchittent ache i ith Loyal Veteran battalion, • by Major Clarke Si , Sinne) Smith, Bet latrnn Keene, Psq, M Van, s Erskine and Staff; anti the tol;Ltwilig Regiments of his brigade, tine day's' lEiy, Per Nlettsts litipkinNotis, viz. - Major General Lrsktne anti ti tall' • 0 thee/b e Non.counntssini.cd - 'Ulcers, Pri vates, Age- of the Depeot Squadron of the 34 Regiment of I)ragoon Guards The ditto, tiiito, 61' the Pepat Squadron of the 4th Regiment of Dragoons The ditpi, ditto, of, the Ogpat Squadron of the . . 10 13 8 i o o 10 o 0 4 8 ri 6 1 0 -• tith Light Diagoaos . • . • . - The ditto, ditto. of ti.e 2ci Battalion of 36th Reg!. mem of Infantry . . - a The chew, oitto, of the ad Battalion of soils Re 'giment ot . I niantry The ditto, dittq, of the Depot Detachment of 51st, Regiment of Infantry - . - . The ditto, ditto, of the 68th Reginsent ut Light 1 3 8 1 4 '7 0 33 rZ 4 113 9 53 3 V . , Infantry The ditto, ditto, of the nth .ite6intent of In, faulty The ditto, ditto, ot 2.d Bit tattoo of But Regiment ot I:.l.llitry _ - The ditto, ditto, of., the Eith ItcAinicht of In. S 4 t 6 9 2 4 3 9 7 1 5 0 Limo( The ditto, ditto, of the 1., td Regiment of In fantry • - - 37 12 it Captain Willard and his Company of the tith Royal V.A.:Tan Rattaliott- Captats.Uo.sett and the Detachment of Royal En. Kul. em owlet. Ills conimand Tile Ottict . rs, Non-commissiotied Officers, Pti. vales, Ace. of the Royal.Caritarv..n Militia ' The ditto, ditto, ot the Warwick. Militia The ditto, ditto, of thd Noah t mirk ditto lohn Nlelich , c, Lsti. .. - . I.Ord Itratiffircl . - Win. Newton, Esq. King-street, St. James's. square a • . to .0 .0 Subscriptionit coot i iiiic to be received by,t lie secretary, No. 87, Pali Mall, daily. b'btwceti the hours of ten amid five ; and by the; se.veral - Banking-house; in. London • and ltte,,t.. mnister and and also at the Bar ot the City of Loudon l'itverti ; -aint at I.loNti's; liiiw's, and Ttim's Colfee-ii..tises. SubA:iipti..ns to mite Ladies' 1' limit also ColltillitC to he re • calved la. tUe Se,:retary •ut tiiii Cuintriittce, at the time and plaUc b.:turententioned . , , A Meeting or the Committee, will he jici , t No. 87, Pall mall, egay Weitnesilo, when Snbaeripticins amid tutor !nation wilt he thankfully received • - I , i 11 LIP l'l , Alt CH. gee 6 7 6 2 18 6 F; 6 64 I 9 6 11 6 S 5 ° to.) u 0 Ui %Vu E.EDINBURGH .11E-VIEW, No, XXXV, _ Contents -, , -Alison on Taste. Leach's Speech' on the Itegenet Question. Werny's Ne • 'l . hcory of the formation of Veins,. Nleinotres de Caiutide 'dr la litbcrti; de la Presse. (acob'e Tranli . in Spain. Gurney's Teni4ined de Nletris Aschyli. I)elainbre, de l'Arithme.tique des Gress. CuSicr sur les Ossernens Fosstie,s , Sir Rohe, t Ikentarks on the•ltusstan Army. Quarterly lost of New Publications and Foreio Works imported. kitittiOurgh; . P►inted for Archibald Consta:tle and Co. Edinburgh; 411t1 White, Cochrane . and CO. .Flea street, London. • This Day was pittni3ired, In One 1201 u. price 4s, : bound, embellished With . tour Lipprr.plates, and 28 - • ri - TE NE\V youNO AlAN's COMPANION ; 1, or, the Youth's Guide. to General Knowledge ; de signed Litietly fur t h e • Benefit of Private Persons qt bout Sexes, and adapted to'the ca;ttc3ities of bei;inuers. In three Parts UyIOIIN Ii6RNSEY. iirinted tOr Longman, Durst; Kees, Orme, and Brown, I'ittCritoslol'. row, London; and Wilson and 5I):1, York. () f w hom maybe had, by rhe the same Author. .r. Child's Monitor, 3d edition, r smo; price 3s. bd. bound. 2. Moilabyll , lllleS, 181110. IV bet. bOittlti. 3 English Grammar, two. 2S. buur.d. xposi or, 121 no. 33. hound. tiAlt.l)LAtNt.;. Thilvt)iy was published, Tonne large voluttte Bvo. price to. boarcit4 THE GARDENER'S CA,LENp A R or, Monthly Direetory oC Operiitions in every Branch or Horticulture. By WALTEK NICOL, Desi_ner tat Gardens. Hotuhonses, &e. Author of " The Prati)eal Planter," " The Villa Garden Diredpry, 11 & , - - -- Edinburgh : Printed Jilt ' A rchibald Constable and to. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Itecs, Ormr,and Drown, London *** This stook is divided into tour traits,: The Culinary Garden: a I,,the Fruit Garden ; the Forcing. Gattien ; rind 4th, the Pleasure (loran, including the Mansgrinin of the t.; ran-noliso and 0111SetralCity. •I a 4,:ts of. itieiie parts, or gardens, tile various Horticultural Operations to be at tended to in each Month are detailed in successive Sections or Monthly Indexes at Work, and the Articles treated of :ate, at the SAM , ' tune, arranged in alphabetical order. fly this method, tnebusittess or &Hy or the Gatilener, at every ino: Meta during the year, is elt illOl ted dr a glance. In separate Scettorni. Descriptions sire 'given of the Situa tions and Soils Aulted to the Kitchen-path:li, Fruit istid lower•-boitlers:; , the mast approved construction of Garden. walls, Hot-houses, and Conservatories; and the best.k itnta of Fruit-trees. Ail the recent I inprov:inents in tiortictil ture (such as the Woollen Nets tOr defending against Hoar Frost, the Liquor for destroying the I.arvm of Insects on Trees during-Winter, - the forcing of .. ea-calei Sec.) ale ply. titularly:dwelt upon rind . • A1.).411R,1L7T.ca I. FIC'P.', y,„e ts, t, 1100TICE is hei,elry given ,that a Session of Oyer " and Terminer and Gitvl alive y, for the Trial y Offinie) roMmittd on the lirgb Seat, within the yarildiElini o/ the Al mfralty rf ..'nglarti, will be belt at 7w tire 11:11, in the Old Valley, on Friday, th? 19 , b of yilly next, at Eigi.n °thee in the Morning. 70111s1 This Day-was published, To One Volume, crown ilvo. price 6s. hoards, A N ACCOUNT of TUNIS : of its Ocr,vetn -216 mem, Manners, Customs, and Antiquities espe cially of Its Productions, Manutaciures, arid Commerce. By TKO:WAS NI ACGII.I., Author qt' " Travelsin To , key." . Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, urine, and l'rown, Pateinoster.row. This Day were published, In Two Vols. 121 no price I2i. boards, E SSAYS on the SUPERSTITIONS of the l-11G1-11ANDEltS ScirLANu. To which are added, _ _ 'ronslations from the G.folic,. and Letters conneiled with th()Ne formerly published. liy MRS. GRANT. , Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster- ro\v ; sold by 11:iuhard, ; rs Co,,k , lerrnyn•meet, St. lames's, London ; and Manners rind NVd lerr; and fnlin Anderson, Edin'iurgh. ' Of , shunt may he had, by the time A uttior, i„ I.eite.s from the Mountains, 3 vols. t".my . the 4th Edi. tion, price t3s 6rt: boards. • ts !'he Highlanders, and ether Poems. Svo. ys. " 3. Memoirs of an America' Lady; - 2 vuls. 12S. PINK ERTON's VOYAGES AND - ritAvELs ASIA, COMPLETE. This Day was published, In Four Volumes, 4to. embsdlisited with Forty-seven beau. caul EngravitiAs, wive I. th.„l3Jards, comohur Y ioN ot voAGES and rr.A. VL I. in ASIA, being the second Porti..n of a(; enc., ral colleetion of Voyages a MVOS t forrinng complete I listroy ot rI Origin and Pr.,gress ot Disenvit,y, , hy SCA and Land, from the earliest Awn 19 the present Time. Preceded by an Historical I nt rodueintn,•and Lritical Caratogvc of Hooks ur Voyaged and Tiavels, illustrated and adorned with nume rous linglaViiito By ItiIIN PINKEKI'ON, A titlirn . of * 4 hJodern Geogtaphy . ,"&e. Printed for Longman, Nurar, lt,:ei, Orme, acid Ilretwn, Pa. ternoater-row ;aid, Cadet' and Davies, Strand, London. Of whom may e hid, l'inketton's Vmages Trat.tels in Europe, comPlete, in 6 vols. 4to with - litany lingravingq, price ill, Os. boards. at." lha retnaiti,ier of the Work, sontaitung the itcscrip. thins of. Africa and ,Wterrea, will be hnnoli forward in simi lar dct.tchect portions, tor the accommodation Of perstris who may prefer this' mode of pithlicaticut. The publication in Monthly Parts will, however, be continued as before. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . . Site,_ No. 9, New firiii/,e-street, Bluckfriars. ICONSWER it hut au aa of justice ilti6 to the merits of your LEAN, E's PATENT PII.LS, to cern. municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them : —An . Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking'out of as old Venereal Complisidt• (attended by a complication ot.disorders arising theretroeils, was (ethic d al most to a skeleton ; and although lie had 'the best medical advice which Gerold be obtained, and tried a variety of Medicines, nothing could be procured seemed to suit nis'case, or toalo hint any service : lie rein:tined in it most re duced and pitiable situation for two year*, unable to Intl .w his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in Ida ; no one who knew him ever soppos e d it Pos. sible for him.to recover. tie was advised at last to try you( Leake's Pills f he did so, adhering strictly to the directions given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes beton: he found an alteration for the better ; this encouraged hin'i to proce,d, and by taking a few boxei mon: he found his appetite and' trength gradualty return, and is. now as healthy and stout as any iYtatt I know. You are welcome, to refer any person to in !or a confirmation of the above • account if it should be doubted. I am Sir, ):out obedient hurrible'servant, Library, Folkstone. THOi. PU 141)A y. Prepared and Sold by the Solc Proprietor, a• n os. Tai'v oa , Member of the Royal College Lit - Surgeons, London, at his Muse, No.. 9. New ftridge.street Where, -after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, hi a practice particularly threCted to the • Cure of Venereal . .Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Genera.- titin in Itotti Sexes, with that inviolatio secrecy which men of his rrotession should always Observe, he Batters hiut. self, the arhii.e and assistance he ratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a dia. cerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity, Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience ra• those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. A l ban's-street, Pall..ti ii ; the Toy shop, No. lot, Oxford street.; Mr. Diaburo ,gh's, No. 7, Fisli•streer.nill ; Mr. Boxier's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; 111 r. Al' Donald's, gow ; Mr. Bull, Daine-street, ; Mr. Hilltop's, Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester; and liy one Per son in every considerable 'Pown in crest Britain ;tali I mi liti a, i n reoxes of only as. gd. each, sealed tip with full and pl a i n di. !Idiot's, *hereby persons irf tether sex. may cure themselves with ea se speed, sec racy, and sa tot y. 1.4, ii, , livery Box said in Great Britain is sealed up w i t h a Stamp, on which, by favour of the CefilMilSiOlierß, is printed at the Stamp-office, T. Paylor, NO. 9, New Bridge-st met," to imitate which is Fefraoy, others are vomiter* tO. - PRICB U, If &sr it Fsroco *f t£ Y. Rink Stock. 235 2 34 Vary,i ,per .t.ent, slut nal 5 i pet Cent. 4' per I cut. f 9 3 put tent. Kett, tyzi I ; per tent. Cons. bhUt 1,40 k L. Ant*. tj• t6ths India Stock, - Hoods, 't 9S. Sec lt )(diet), Batt, ts. 23. di., I Imperial 3 per Cent. it; Onto Ann. 13-tttlts Gcas. Jot I ) yttinis, 63 The Earl of Surroi,E, fits tr; , bring forward a,thution l\lmtilly respecting il,e judicial btp.t nes, and the ty_ctigintation of fore their 1 4 ordships' Hou,o. Mr. Heartier, from th,- o..tnri of gliancery„ senwa a specification of the business of t tr,u, during a given period, pursuant to an Prkler of titc4., Lordships.—Udered to Ire Ott the fable. The Irish Bog, Drainige Bill passed ,hrotigh rt Committee of the whole House,. and,. was reporttti withotxt any AMenchnehts. .The Oici.J.rs for into oonsiL.rntion the ,Amentllnenta made by the Commons to I.,.vedeit's Divorce Bill, and a:so the Petition of praying that the Bill may net pass tutu a being read, The LORD CHANcELLOR briefly ohservi-J, that t hrir Lordship's would recollect that the per.ott who now petitioned against the 13:11 was the vcry individual upon whose account the Bill was bron ? , ; ht in • . If their Lordships should. agtee to ',he prayer of the Petition, the regidar cour,e would' he to ad jonrii the consideration of the Artiotinuie s itts to a . sufficiently distant day. He would . th:rettne pro pose, that the Amendments be taken into i:ons4eta. lion this day six. weeks. No oujettion being made, the ritiestion not, and it was oidercd accordingly, iu cc.. , ;.):!ci.-Jire of tit hick the Bill is lust. • CHICULATINt: MEDIUM. Shortly after Five o'clock, tiri STata twee, inv ariant to his nuts:::, rose so jOirOiloCi•J a bid weird the subject which lie had mentioned, an I on wit ch t Lordships were summoned that day. The !; , ,lijct . l to which his, Bill referred WAS of -the most material importance to all classos add iions of peciple hi the country: He was aw of the objettion, which would lie as to the Los pc'hel of the Session, but This was not .an insa.Por able one. He had lost no time in ceming forward. He saw a letter yesterday, the contents of wit eh •surpris i Lim not a tittle. In consequence of Chii, ate repaired to some of the snot tent ,era bankers; and also some 11 %yeri...-t‘NQ dares of use whose he thought ttie 41,o'st l,kuly to advi.e hint vial Lyon the subject. He had the sati , f,varon to ft.id, tim , q these amOng the 13do kers w 4>cil h..- had ve.nattior,e, were of opinion, .hat skim, this.g was tWC,Viii) 'be done in cOnsequei.ce; and ratifier, that pit:Opined were the wog - tmrcriaer trivaiures adopted. He theti.c..tate Clown to this Hobie, order to consult with .su.ne Members u,,on thy sub ject. Hi: did not wash to rneetioir Sey names in what tq was about' •‘) reter tII, JP , toe did nut to inAlte a charge as,,,,nst any person. I ceiveci information, the stro.tance of which that a person of large Waded prope i l n Its , kkk.),lt.- ti y,trvsu suite sout,Vcs ur otoer, bad t.E1,1 troll is to certain ()Ha s tenants to pa) him Then reets, dee, at .Miuseettner, ire golu ; bus he tblther lie.s de that this por'suil isud eitimer insinuated or exert'-ae.l, that it tie should , take Baths ooics in such etlytuete, he shouie 'Ally take them at ii.e tett! ot 16 slit111:1 !. * in the pue►n4l Btu if it were fair le shitheett aid leapericut or aily tt::terioreitott or et e reehteue, it could not be of intis;im sinpurtatice with rCsi,CCI in the pftnciple. Wimak way be the Coo 3, quences cif such m a procedure ? In the flee 1 l , ce, it wool I De a g ru,s injustice towards the tenales. Supp.,se ot these owed him 4001. sterling, would ii be ju it to call ltim to pty, 50(11.'itt th stove of Batik stoles 2. For such may be the ettect. But he would •gtr fAe• tiler, and ask, it such landlord rceived notes in ihA Way . , what. was he to do with them ? Seppas~ l,e owed his coachmaker the sum of hOul. Would he pay these notes at the rate of sixteen lings al the pound, and so' put tool. in the coact,. maker's pocket ? Money which he ha-I just taltal. • out of the pocket of his tereurt ! Suppose the ex ample of The person to whom lie alltkded, Were to be followed to any. extent during the, recess of Pe. hauteur, what a series . of calamities must t:1144 1 01 ' And this at a period when the Legislatuie could •not, interfere. ',Evils which it woMtl be beyond its po'ket subseqbently to remedy. Cases likellease of this Frencit .assignats may occur; evils, he repeated; might ensue, which it would be beyond the power m. , 1 Pa:d'art - lent to relieve or. reclify... The plan he submitted on a former evening wOeld ita.e viated all such evils ,as he contemplated, - ala by eu tablishiug a system ot transfer, the ptinciple 01 a legal, tender may safely be adopted. But when unit paper Was depreciated, it Would be itapracii. a Jle t o restore it to as original value. Let tire treat of America and France be looked to`fer :he illuer tioa. The,natifinal paper of America was at time at a loss 0197 per cent.' verifying the son lit of Tom Paiae, Who said, that when Congre s s tint is , te , ed its paper, it was like a very large siihw 7 traili but , Allich from the verY•warm hands it passt , dths . neeh, returned to them no bigger than a nut.e-Bui tee ease of France,: the hands time national paper a kilt through were much warmer, as their eee linie, could tie purchasedat the rate o: 7s. por We should leok with care and caution to our nr ti ` )nst pap t-1, figurzitively, t liank * ol England, as out. of the ht ale ship of Etigland ; ,if you itettlit it tra b i ! 11ffi. c 4 through, you risk the whole tessel. The Bil sits. was about,, to . propese, would guard against soot ae evii. He hoped when Mieisers caare to nett bider his measure, they would know bestir %%ha; to do when it , should come to a second He begged leave to ouserve. that w bee a p. rsen pre ' eased any thing, it geneially beceme a colisid-,rl - whether or pot he had arty ietthest in w,liat• rec , okniurelt eeo. With respect to himself, •ilito. ; were several malideus lies itdoat. It was reported he was in debt LOo,Oool. and that if what 114 ads er,esl . . i