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- 44 • • ••'" ;-' • s';." • .• : , . •'' ( " 17 1- rg q •.4 , • .. • . 44. - 4,4 A - . _.., s 41 V . .. • ,;; • ' 'itor 'NUMBER 7784.] SATURDAY AUGUST 16, 1817. [PRIG -SEVENITNC r. 'OFFICIO OF 61,1D,y..1NCE, ziu g . .14; IW7 NEW -PUBLICA'FION'S. VAAL' AM ENTA RY PAPERS. • • , • 0 E PfilY C4PAL - QFFICERS of His Md. JEsrrS do - hereby give Notice, that 'lurch Porons aslimy Le williag to cwitrail che PEER of -Lyme Regis Harbd,:in, may be ,(rl;: , ,i.glied mitt Speciflcativa an.. 4 Terms of Con(ract by apply!:ng at t,Tiegl,l,l*,e - of'Urbiance; , LOM:(124; at tke Vce, Plymouth-Kock'; or to Captain Fanihazae, Royal Engineer, f 'Lyme Regis. The Work will consist of about 70,000 Cubic Feet of 4s/dor Stone in. courses (each Stone to weigh at !east One 7'on), baaed with about 100,009 Cubic Feet of Cow Stone, which is fierthitted to be collected near the spot ; the Work to be com tnenced (loon inanzedirdsly, to be executed in a suNtantialvsnd twarkmanlike manner, to the satisfaction of the Board , of'Ord „mance, and the OfiLers enyfoyedunder their direction, anti to 'ke completed on or bcfwe t/ 31st day of July, 1818. • Bq Order of tice Board; R. H. CREI7", Secretarq. • ,IIOS 7 FON, acquaints Stick-BroLcr, 2, Conitiiii;- respectr his Vrientis, that the NEW LOT he all drawn in One Day, loth of SEPTEMBER. It has 'two or three 'peculiarities which L. E. trustilltii Inca the "ruitYc wish., (0 " Th:•re - nret2 mites of 1.20,000, Ix. all Money. • bnly '2,900 Numbers—Twojici.ets of each Number. t7c,i chaser of "lAto Tit :kept in'Ay 1. .40,000, •• A ditto of Oae Ticket and Three Quarters L 3 t 400), A ditto of One Ticket and a Half L.31.4000, • • •, • to nu.' ; Rierafore any Friends choosing to increase thcir. Chaocr, *slay purchase i 1 wo Tieltels•of One Nitiiiber, 'or any'hiferice late pi•ilportion, by making au early. application as above, I where all ItuditeSs in the Pliblie Funds is thithfally and ex peditiously executed. • EYTUN shared and sold' in the Lit Lottery, '9§6 : . L. 0 ;000 16,996 4,229, l,OOO &c. &c. &side't 'capital PriziA 'to an immense Amount evcry year for • , font - teen years past, • • 111: SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chaoceq., bearitig date the 130 day of Marth, iSt4,-ntade in cer f tain Causes there depending, totit led BAILIE agaiost 4 1 USIII . NGTON and BAILLIE againSt BLACKE'rf, , A IN, Llx temsi vT ,e CO TON PtANTATION,TaII ed GRAND ANCE, situ.attein the Parish of St. George, in the • Island :of Grenada ; containing 12.39 Acres , together with a Cotton-house, a D.wellirrg-drnse and Kiteheni a Hos a , Corn , honse, and VO Negro Houses, and also a Gang 91 151 Negroes, and, the Lire and Dead Stock on the said Plantatirrri.--:•Tire said Estate, Negroes, Live and Dead Stock, will he Sold in CLte Lot before SAMUEL CONIeToN cox, .F.sq. one of the Masters (Arlie said Court, on the 3 , 1 day of rebru'ary, 19.13, between the hoard ill . One ;tad Two of the t.'CArrel; IA the Aftern,Km,at the . Pnblie Sale-room o- the said Coart, *al it impton-b u ildings;Chancerf-Line, Loadon. Part ettlars whereof may he hart (gratis) at thes; , id - Master's Chamb , ps, in Sonilianipton-bnildings aforesaid; of Messrs, resireld, and. Kaye, New Bank-barldirLzs, London ; a dr. Heaing, La.vreace lane, Cheapside ; of Yi,•ssrs• Lrrph and Hawke, Prikes-street, near the Bank; and' of - Messrs I.larr , t a-d Blarnire. Gray's lon. • y'tSl,7r , WIUOW A 3ii3i)1(..1N1?.. which tins th,e. test fm• i a l4 . lung reties of years, And is well known for its peculiar efficacy in' rem,n - i.ig the Clreen Sianess, and oilier Olistruc ,:tions tradant on the fcrnale Sex. The caw,. "vin it Whirl) iecrt'ill^tt4 l l l ,olol o 46,oofiftirlt, tnifofrol3% - been relieved in the most sovereign manner, are ' volt:ruinous, and specified in the hills of directions. ' TO ' "'natal the public ass4init• imposition, the name of C. Kear'iley is r on the stamp. Ary the special peralission . of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they are not 14 : ; ,, ,anted !et be genuine: . • Prepares! I.,ty Mrs. ii.carsiey alone, front the Orlginal and • lieeipe, and sold whotesale and retail 'by IlarO:r, Mot:seller, Mf,'Fieet-street ; Barcla,y,and.Soirs, Peet-market ; Newbety S St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow CLurch-yai d; i'ind Sons, Cheapside ;. Saner, 15U, Oxford-;tr: opposite'pond-st rcct,; - ,Etatrs acid Soil; lane, Smithfield; and Joha,tone, Grvt4-strect, Sabo. -Mathinr,—t think it toy ditty to return you trip most tumble thanks for the l ills, tar never was so :Teat a ciire as I have . My skin as :is yellow as gOld ; i s -could not keep any 1.10 n; on my t - ornach, but was almost choaked with phlegm. I lied not a:a- ii half a boe, befOre my appetite I•4lnrmd, and 4,was relieved from a constant pain in my side. lath now, -th a oli God, quite well. Your dutiful seremit, • -• ANN BALADINE. Price 2s. Dd. per box, stamp includ , d. • No!I est rivere sed valere vita.—NiARTIAL. " Life is Only Life, when blest, iIE finest system of Ethics is to, confine . 2. within due bounds, and thus to regulate flie Passions; unrestrained and inSubordpate • they' 'iMpetnonsly de'stioy those harriers which Religion hod Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not annihilate tlieM appears the lesFioil of Prn -dynee',' best calculated to limit their effervescence. . • , , •. Every di , Mrgariization bf - the human frame requires great medical knowledge to remedy; and the public welfare is pro moted when Professional men (qisregarding the suggestifins of the envious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of thusesomplaiuts generated by imprudence - , and ttie ebullition of .the passions at an unguarded 'mnilla. "‘ The Strength of a nation consists in the health of the pen- . ple;" but it is melaneholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance. unfeeling empyricism ; and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering ha ifanity the result of our own experience in the various dis eases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired At school before Reason has asserted her right over the otind,) will, in contemplating his powerless state, because susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most ciao pl icated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly ettergy.--=lntense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence ill tropical climes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the Nervous System; in such•eases we .can hold out an assurance of re-animation, by remedies switiiis have long answered,the.sanvine hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happin e s s Lues Venerea, can now be treated fcarlesSly, the improved state of Nledical Seietiee hay -ing divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best, explain our method by observing to patieats labour ing- ander this malady, that a few days only arc required fee the reniovat ill early symptoms ; that the most inveterate -case will Vicki our remedies within a m o nth, an d th a t i n a person.w . lio only suspects himself injured, the disease may lit prevented altogether from appearing ,—a similar remark ,applies to many other - derangements of the'generative system, . as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate cases of which •are d lily removed withdut7 the rise of caustic ut Stitottlaurs. Some peculiarities, incidental to the soft e r Sek have not escaped our attenti o n,' in which mildness, cOm . blued with efficacy,:has superseded the menns usually adopt ed.- In tine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and "eminently successful. - Educattd-in this.our native city;. schooled in par profes sional att4inineat by its splendid medical-characters; and ktving been able, pet's(' y, to compare. with mirat ion the SArgical practi:''e the Continental, ou r preten tious to superiority :(in a 'branch we Inve selected) arc ma hired by experience, which is evinced by the daily applica- Signs we rteeire, even from distant. cottntries. GOSS and Co. Al. IL C. Surgeons. 33, Bonverie. , street, Fleet-street, London. o , k "' For the general accommodation we do not limit our tefees to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at Rli retsonal,le imor,.--;:onntry patients are regorsted . to de teribe inety neir symptoms, &c. when medicine, with kdrice, m.diately .forwarded to any part of t he king- , tum..---Xtii . .nl.-Liutc is ez.o.etiti. tt!avc:catpany,the case. This Day wereputilisheii, fu Volume Octavo; price' i.is. limards, the Fourth • • Edition, car;•fiiiiy.ret.i , cd, •.f 1 ' E ()F ‘'2+IIDWIFEttY Py .10 1 - 1;1:11N, C.: M. . . _ He iu, rsrofessurotSurgcty itt titc littivcrsitylif &c. &c. Printed for Longman, •Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, LtnWon. •• •• 6f whom ny.t' be 104,.by the same Author, Popular Directions for the Treatmerft of the Diseases 01 and.Children,itt Sco. price9s.-boards. . . FREE DRAWING-SCHOOLS, &c. &c In a few Days will be published, PROPOSAL for est , hiishing, in 'London, a new*Philanthropical and Patriotic Institution, to be caned the Patriotic MetriTolitan Colonial Institution for the .kssi - 3tanee of New Settlers in his Majesty's Colonies, and fur the Eneotirtzstnent of new Branches of Colonial Trade; A PRQPOSAI f for estainishing New anti Distinct Colonies, for the R.tiiet yf the Half-Casts of India and Mulattoes of the West Indies; , - A P()SThCRIPT,:ay ,tlzelle fi ts- to. ttp:zier'ero -rst " !dishing Free Drawing•- : Schools, and can other Means of ad-:, tancitn.; the National Indnstry,Nitothers,and Greatness ; and APDITIONAL rosTsclary, cinuprehendiug, a Copy of ‘• - iilteport of a Committee of Congress; on Colonizing the Free People of Colour of th e United State's." • _ By E.. 1. KENDACL, Esq. F.A.S. London: Printed for Babityiii, 'Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row; J. M. Richardson, Cornhil4 and J. Booth, Duke-street, Portlandliziace".- CONTINENTAL CONNEXION, To MERCHANTS. SHIP-OWNERS, AUCTIONEERS,and " TRADERS of erery Dc'seiiptiOn.' • GALIGNANI, 'Baptisellcr of Path, an d - Publisher of the Dai}y English , Newspaper in that Galignani'sMessenger,," and of the Monthly Work, entitled '''Galignani's Repertory," respectfully in forms the Inhabitants of the United Kingdom, that he has appointed Mr, SOUTEIt, Bookseller, No. 1, Paterlioster row, to receive AtivertisementS for insertion.in either of these Publications,—by which means the - Disposal,ef Estates, Sales of Commercial PrOrloce, and eve"ry kind of Information cal enlate,d for an Advertisement, may be made known, , not only in France, but through ail the. European Continent, within a few 'days after their transmission. • • - OLD PIANO FORTES ENCHAN,(4;:i ANY LADY or GE NTLkIIA'N hm4 SECOND-HAND PIANO FOI:TE or HARP to' Ex,- change, will find some of the best Cabinets, Obliques. :rand Square, and Cottage Piano Fortes, with all new inivrove , ments, both in the dampers and tome, at J. W.-tTLEN's, 5, Lricesterplace. A very large ' priec will be allowed far all Old Instruments in Exchange. ' 'Letters, post paid, nienfioming the name of the Maher and agr of the Instroments,, will be sollitient. • N. 13. Capital Square Piano, 24 gumeas, Cabinet ditto, 33 guineas—Wady Al Duey. BY His mAißsTrs !my 'O, LET rims pATENT. NIETOALTE'S•PBNETRATINr [IAIR BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. THE Universal ecepciosi and lii , botinded Pa tron:we fbeyOnd all parallel) given to these New In vented BRUSHES, llanlis in Society, a wonderful instance of their excellence over every other Implement for Clean , ith- the' 1-Ter.l from Scurf, therelav strengthening, bCituti!Ang,,,and. promnting,th growth of the Hair. As '11(111- 4 43 • BILDN - IFTES, 'they are approved and recom mended by Professor !Wot's. They are esteemed tor all hinds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic Purposes', wherein azreater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and e(,,1- bine ecemoiny with expedition. They are also of the greateM consequence fur Manufacture and Machinery,.and ary appreciated by a nu- :her of the first artisans in' the coun try,- the superiority of the Patent Brushes is so great,-that comparison) ail others are wholly useless; as will he proved on trial. Patent Brushes arc warranted free from whalehone, or any tidulterstt7on, - and af the smile price as kennine Brushes here tofore made. • . ,'l'.• he had Retail of the Patentee, No. 33, Great Mary-le hnne7street, , Portland-place, and. at 350,. Oxford-street, and all respectable Venders of BruSias in the United liinzrhn. N.B.—Some frandulent- Shoplieepers haying imposed od the Public, Jot h in price and quality, by :scllinz. sp ut i ons BrliSll, please to 'ask- for J.. Metcalfe's Patent Bruihe3, and see each brush has the Patentee's ~lamp impressed on it, " Metal le, Patentee," with the itoy;11 insigna. WhOlesale Orders to he addressed to 7.letcalfe and Kent;,49, Dean -street, Soho, or T. G. Kent, Poultry, London. TO THOMAS, TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London „How's] itEu SIR, I BEG leave - to inform you, that ever'smce the year 179&, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ott medicine isreseribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalievere courses of salivation, and 'twice dis charged fram. the hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate natufe, In The spring of last year toy disortler had got to such a head ? as nUarly.to,pat a period to niYexistence--I had a'large ulcer sin the crown of my bead, one or ) each- urns, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, 'and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven' years ; iny'left had also two 'large nodes Oil it, was very much discoloured, and gave,. me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed; as nearly to deprive' me. of rest ; ta..this lamentable state, I was - recionmended by Mr. J. Thninpsott, (who received so great, a cure by them here;, to take , vour Leahe's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the vith of Mae; in the coarse of a fortnight 1 began to receive benefit little more than mouth the ulcers on my b ea-I and arms were sound.ly,healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable disfolouration in the skin, and pain in the 'bout of the left, which, by the it sciug of God, an'' a a little longer perseverauce in your-invaluable Medicine, subsided the nodes disrersing, the slsin'reg,aihing its ~ satural hue,.and the noctur-)al pains gradually going eff.—l thus - became, by your-liberal-advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my farmer complaints—have recovered my former spirifS avid strength, and tun become jolly and fat, in which state lute lig_ continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew me, I - atu at'a loss in - what turns e!; press my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other snaring mortals, to make this my case. as public as possible, as. I shall on every occa-• ion ; ills°. doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratefnl, obedient, very.humble servant, . ALEX. ilitiltNEß Swan's Close, High-sireet. Edinburgh. , Witnesses to the 'above Cure:— John Thompson, No, 3, NOV Poultry Market, Edinburgh; John Wlntosh,-Old Assimbly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprieten, T4 - 10MAS TAY LOR, Menaler of the Royal College' of S'ilrg,e , ns, at his house, No. Bridgo-street, Jiondon; whete, after: a. constant residence of more than 40 5, - ears, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Vene'reat'Ccmpla - ints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy whieb Olen of his trof6sion slionlel always Observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and'asiistanee he gratuitously - administers to persons taking this Itledicinc, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advactage senium attainable, and void of alt ambignity. `Also his: 'appointment, for the .convenience oft hos e living at a distance, at the Tovstoy., 103, Oxford-street ; Thsberough's, No. 7, Ifish•StreefAtill; Mr. Daxters, South-bridge; Edinburgh ; itli Ctillwell's; ; and by ou,e person in every ecnsiderald e tornin Great. Britain an : l !relent!, .in boxes alonly its. fid. eathistaraped, and-seated up %ttli fill] and. pllin directions, whereby persons, of eight sex ilmy ;cure tlaruiselses wi tit ease, - I. Alt ed, seeu ce:Yi and safety. QI3;;IITERI?. , :G SOI.I:IF,ItS. Aft ACT ;or MC:te,r, the It ATEN of SUBSISTENCE to be pnifi to INNKEEPERS and OTHERS oil 'QUAitT.EBING ,SOLPIERS. • [7th Jgjy, IS Wheretri by two Acts passed in the present Session of Parliament fair punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better payment of the Army and their Quarters, it is enacted; That Officers and Soldiers shall be furnished, with Diet and Small Beer upon paying and allowing for the same the ieveral - Rates-that are or, shall be esta-: Wished by. any Act or Acts of Parliament; and an option is given to innholders, and others upon Whom officer's and soldiers are quartered and bil letteil, to furnish certain articles gratis in lieu of diet and small beer; and:it is just and expedient that au adequate allowance shall be made and . qtahliti.,ll 9l - provision u:td other articles fur nished 'to Officers and Soldiers May it therefore please your Majesty that it may be enacted ; and be it enacted by the King's twist Excellent Ma jesty, •fiy and with the adriCe rand consent of the Lords Spit it oat and Tempp(ral, .and Conti:l6as, itt this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, That every Non-commis sittned Officer and Private Soidiey who shall be fur nished with diet and small beer, withinahose parts of the United Kingdom specified, in the maid recited Acts, by t he 4nnholders or other persons on whom such Non-counnisioned Officers or. Private' Sol diers shall be quartered and billetted by virtue of the said Acts, shall pay and allow for the same the sum of ten-pence per diem until the twenty fourth day of July inclusive, and from and alter ; that day the sum of one shilling and two-pence per, diem ; and that for such allowances of ten pen-ce and one shilling and two-pence the lonholder or other person shall furnish one . meal ; videlicet, a. hot dinner, if required, in each day to each Non-commissioned Officer; Trompeti.r, Drumnier, and Private Soldior quartered and ()Wetted on hien, to consist of such quantities of tliet Eind small beer as have been or shall he specified . and fixed in and by any regulations made or to be made front time to ?One by his Majesty in that behalf, but not to exceed one pound and a .quarter - of meat previous to being drossed, one ppond of. bread, one pound of potatoes or other vegetables previous to being cooked, and two pint's of small beer, and vinegar, salt, and pepper 5 and that 'Ole accotints of the ,same 'shall be rendergd„, and payment thereOf made, in like manner ti.,s is directed by the said Acts. • . And be it flirtbee enacted, That in case any innholders, OF eth er persons on whom it.iy Non-Commissioned Officers or Private 111eii shall he q tart e rcd within the aforesaid' parts of the. United citt.ae of the saiii option. i,t, the said A N cts, furnish such Noemmuissioned Officers or Y.,ir erg sit b.. the articles t ereitiliAnaChtlif of fter orshing diet and surtil beer, at the rate prescribed be y this .kit, such oitiwhom tiolders or other persons on such Non commissioned Officers or Soldiers are quartered, and by whole 'the said articles shall hove been so supplied, shall receive in considei•atiun thereof One Hal feedily per diem fiir each Non connissionZd Officer and' Soldier; which stun of One Half penny per Dieni shall be for and paid itt like man ner as is directed Witching the rate aforesaid.' 111. And lie it further enacted, That the Sum to be paid to the innholder or oilier pers.in within the • afoi esaid parts of the• United Kingdom, on whom any of the horses belonging to his Majesty's Forces shall be quartered by virtue of the - said - Acts, for Hay sitd Straw, shall' be Ten-pence per diem for each bOrse until the i4th day of July inclusive, and from and alter that day One Shilling per diem. , IV. Anti be it further enacted, That all Non-commissioned Officers and Soldiers shall be entitled to receive, their diet and. stitall beer from the innholders ur other persMisod - whoin they way he billetted, within the aforesaid parts of the Udit-. , ed Kingdom, at the rate herein-before prescribed while on,. the march, as also 'on and for the day of their arrival at ',1111: place of their final destination, and on 'the two subsequent . days, unless either of the two subsequent. (lays shall be a market "day in and for the town or place Mimic such Offiebrs or Soldiers shall be billetted, or within the distance of two miles thereof ; in which case it shall he lawful for the inn holder or other person as aforesaid to discontinue on and trout such market day the supply of. diet and - small beer, and to furnish in lieu thereof the articles in the said 'recited Act specified, and at the rate hereid-before prescribed. V. Provided always. That if any Victtialle'r or other person liable by the said recited Acts to have Soldiers billetted or quartered oil him or her shall pay any Sum or sums'of money. to any Non-commissioned Officer or soldier on the march, in , lieu of furnishing in kind-the diet and imall beet to which such Non-commissioned Officer or Soldier is entitled under the said Aete, s every such Victualler or other person may he, prOce•iiied against and fined in like"manner as if he or she had refused to•furoish or allow, according to the directions of the said_recited Acts, the several things respectively directed to he furnished to Non-continissio&tl Officers or Soldiers so quartered or. billetted on him or her as aforesaid. - VI. - Provided also, and he it fitimer enacted, That if any -Regiment, Troop, Company, or Detachment, when on' the march, shall be halted, •either: for a limited or iiidetinitive tline, at - any intermediate place, the Non-commissioned Of ficers and Soldiers belonging thereto shall he entitled to re:- ceive their diet and small beer .from the persons on. whom • they shall be Whetted tit such if.terinediate place, for such time only for which they would lie entitled to • receive the same after arriving - at the place of their final destination, ac cording to this Act. VII. Provided,nevertheless, That whenever it shall bapr en that - atti Regiment, Troop, Company, or Detachment, when on their march, shall lie halted, and it shrill-appear by the marching orders that it is not intended that such Regiment, Troop, Compan)k, or Detachment ;(liall halt for any longer time than one entire day after t be day of their arrival at the ,place of ~to whit the thly after such shall be such, market day as aforesaid,'it shall not lie lawful for the inn holders or other persons on is to New-commissioned Of fice-re and Soldiers sled! be hilletted to discontinue on such market day the, supply of diet anJ.stuall beer to any such Of ricers or Soldiers; but - that all sut•h bilfeersand Stildiers shall Le entitled to receive their dirt and small heel from such. in 4 Inikers and other persons aforesaid ova such market day aS aforesaid,. at the rates hereid-before k seribed, maw: tier as they would have been entitled thereto if such day had nut beeit•it nodket day; any thing herein-before contained to the contrary hereof notwithstanding. , • VIII. And he it farther enacted, That all Not;-commissioned 011(cers sod Private Men employed in recruiting, and the Re cruits by Him riiiiied,• shall, while on march ? -and ,:for two days after the day. of their arrival at any recruit itigstatioo, he entitled to the saute' ketielits as,are herein•before providid . in regard to troops'upod the- march; bet no Recruit rolisteil . alter the two days subseqacint to the arrival of the party tit their recruiting statina shalt bit entitled to hat supplied with dirt and small betir at the rates herein-Inifore prescribed, mit at. the option of . the person on whom he shall be quar tered : Provided ;Ilse nevertheless, that in case arty such Recruiting Part}', with the Reernits •het them raised, shail Vellitntj trout their statiOny and after a time shall return to . . the same'place, they and the Itecruils..by , lb'em raised,' so r e, turnintt, slottl nut be again entitled to supply of diet tout small beer rot' such two days as aforesaid; 'finless the period bet we e o.t of their removal fronisnch place, and their F e tm,, thereto, shall have exeeeded.tAi:etty`-eight (tars. IX. And be it farther enacted, That 'this Art A.- have continuAuce ttrid be lo force: frinn' the twenty-fAurth day o 2 March One thousand f•i r ht kindred and seventeen until tho tweet :fifth day of 'NlArch Otre thonsand eight hunaredand eighteen - ; and that 'an payments which have been made, and all Acts, matters, And thitv's done in pursuance of Or in cot," forznity W;h the provisions the'reof; shall be as good, 'valid, and effecinahtO all'lntent's and purposes as if this Act .had passed before'the said twenty-fourth aay of March One thou sand eight hundred and seventeen: - ' X. 'Provided - 'a“vaYg i and be it further enacted, That this Act may be altered and varied by any Act to be glade in tbil Session of Parliament.' I It E L A- N D. [FROtI A DUBLIN PAPER.] Be it remembered, that at a General Assembly of the Right Honourable the I,rd Mayor, Sheriff:, Co4nions, and Citt • zetisofthe Cityof Delft., held at the City Ass'enthly William-street, on Friday, the 18th day of Jnly, / i7;:tite following Address vat unaniutous!y agreed to he lac.; settled to His Excellency CHARLES EARL N'i 7 l-IITNVORTI-T, LORD LICUTEI•;ANT,. GENERAL AND .GENERAL GO- VERNOR (IF IRELAND. " MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY, Tite.l,,rit Mayor, SlitritN Commons, and Citizens the City of Dublin, cutertaiiiing-a .duz Hens e of the advantages Ireland has derived from the wisdom', firmnes,. - and modera tion, which have peculiarly characterised your Excellency's Government, approach yOur Excellency, to intreat that you will condescend to comply with their unanimous request, of sitting for your Picture, in order that whenever the period. shall arrive,, which will 'place your Excellency' at a distance front the Citizens of Thiblin, their regret maybe lessened, by being posseSsed.of the Portrait of a Viceroy, whose public and private virtues Will ever live in their grateful 'recollection?' The Corporation,having waited on his Excellency with the. foregoing4ddress, he was Pleased to return the following , Answer 6 f, MY LORD AX!) GrNTLEMEN, "I be to assure you, that 1 am fully sensible of the ho— nour we, in expressing a wish to be possessed of 114 Portrait. _ " I shall have great pleasure in giving effect to that wish as soon as it is ix my power, and will have the tumour of pre senting it to'you when completed. " In the mean time, allow me to say, that bawever . much your partiality may Maine you to prize the Picture, it tall tree no less vainahle in my estimation, as serving to lice!) alive in the remembrance-of the Citizens of Bulclin, not only my pexson, but th tt period also of, my life which has been passed amongst and which has been unremittingly (and I trust, not wholly unsuccessfully) directe.d to the promotioa of their welfare, as Avi;ll as that of all his M.tjestfs subTects in this pat t of the United Kingdom." 13e it remembered,' that at a Ootreral Assembly of the Right Hon, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs,.Commons, and Citizens gif the City of Dulrlin, bead 'at the (City Asst.:ably House, William-street, oa Friday, the ISO day of .1 dy, 1817, following. 'Address was unanimously agreed to be pre. , sented to . • . , THE RIGHT HON. ROBERT PEF.T4 . e.e. &c. " a,--The Ancient and Loyal Corporation of the city of na)ilin, sensible of the benefits - which not on!y-Ircland, but the Brills"; Empire has der iced from the successful exertions and splendid talents of a Gentleitlari, wilo as a States:iota alit' a-Senator has proved his firm to the British tam slit ution, and his friendly attention lo the interests and anxious to hand do.vn to postericy the Portrait of a Chief Secretary of State, for whose person and character the c;!i ctis of Dubtin must oil' ret . ,;iii the highen respect anti affec tion, !ice unanimously resolved to solicit you to sit for your. Pictnte, a•tequet, Sir, which 'vet; the !mid Milyrir. She . ritT.4 Commous, and Citizens of Dublin, now personally make, its order that a lasting memorial may exist of our genuine regard for a Personage, to whose future career we most e v.:;i took with al'ectionate solicitude; and we are confident, Sir, that you will not less appreciate our sincerity, when you recollect that a similar request has, not been heretofore made to any Noblema a or Gentleman, filling your present high official situation." The Girporation having waited on Mr. reel with the fore c: ing address, he was pleased to return the following answer:--- cc Rlt Loco Mn'on.AND GENTLEMT,S, cc I feel highly gratitied by the compliment which hots been paie,to me by the Corporation of the City of Dublin. " I shAll have great satisfactkm in complying with their retinesq and,in: pre , entihg to theni the Portrait for which thy y have done 'tile the honour of expressing an unanitimns wish. " I am proud. of the assurance, that I have acquired the• confidence and regard of that Loyal and ancient. Body. 'Utley have justly ascribed to me a sincere desire to promote the welfare of Ireland t but if the interests of this Country lave bee❑ advanced by the nre►asures of the Administration with which I . Jtal'e. been connected, the merit is'to be ascribed to Him who ha's presided over it, and whose approaching de parture, in common with you, Gentlemen,--and with this Country generally, I contemplate truth the utmost regret." 7 - iIIETkIODIS'.I Iv .1114FLAND.—An article bavitig appeared in the Dublin Papers, purporting to ho froth the. Reverend Adam Avcrell, and expreSsive of his Surprime, at the insertion of his natne in the. trite printed Minutes of the Methodist Co.trfer enee', you are requested to insert the Letter, lately received front hint on the subject, although it is admi!ted that Mr. Atwell did tilt fully Coincide with ail the resolutions adopted by the Con(ereneel----- • - .",Nrolint Salem, ..).ngttst 4,181 t% " MY D . F.AIt FrifEtill,—t am ex?:Cedingly sorry that any per son could be 'guilty. of publishing icy thing in my nume, without m knowledge. I 'never cx prose(' 'nay dissoisfaeiM omx at my name being published in the Minutes. 1 beliete had the approbation of Heaven , and my own coßatienee itt joining myself to the Nielhodist , Preachers. I cannot recon- ! cile'to tither, my withdrawing' fron t therm, and, th e ref ore , abide, among therm I am 'so fully oonvinced that they are the only. Accredited Preachers of ct hodism in I ?,; s tem which 1 believe to be ide,tified ‘‘ it h . 'tare' and undea filed religion), that I must abide With them; I remain, with,sincete nifection and regard, .'.1 , •6t traly yore's, ADAM 'AVERELL. - " • Yon mar make what use yon please of the above. " To Mr. Andrew Ilamil;mm,, 13, Whitetriar-street,-Dmmlllin." A rintinnem,has been ereelcd to Cie memory of the late V!Scounte)sTz tinder an open arch or tll'e south, side of the Chahcel, in Clnist 'church, liirnts, over the lA!nily It is a group ; the size of nature, represett!ing this ex cel:cnt Lad‘firnitructine, her ttree infant suns in the most essential of all knowledge, that of the Holy Scriptures. Tile idea of the sculpture was suggested by the (Tit ; for, ni maternal love to three children is a received sytnbol of Christian Charity, so instruction front the Bible' unitesthe Clidsvan graces of Charity n.nd grirop Was exhin,ited (hiring the spring' at Somer set 'louse, and stood in the centre of the sculp ture room, between two statues of fiche anti Polyhymnia, by the Marquis of Canova. The work was executed, under the direction of 'Viscon,kit FITZ by JOHN FLAXMAN, Esq. It. A. and is _allowed to be one of the best Fruductiozls of artist. - . .