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Ids ,1 : and to: lie nhvoltarly r'' -• ,front thir nepartment in the spare of a 31'1'4' On 4%,inaitionell bay mill als o I,e rut alt to 5.11,1% a 14,'°, rIr.F.F nu t and 5,,,,,10,y 'll.lsNcL/ PORK, E PROVISIO NS ' and .STORES,I.. ots of the .61. vi E AR It ii4 P r i . • ""'lll,ll. Flont, and Flour Sweepi int.: Bnisin,f, 4 1 44 , !' ' (l'ilmeal, Find (),ilineal Sweepings ; Db° ll ' Bre ' rt.4,11r41 'l3P'', Ytionings, and Sweepings : Batter , 4 ,, ' h i Bap nod Ila;s ; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, T - 104 5 ' fre. iltrtvls rl,lllhogsheati, Kildt thin, small Cask, %Vine :4l:-Pl'll6r"li, and Irish Barrel Staves t Tie4ding' 44-"drY; Fi nd worn-out Cooper's Tudk, eic• &c• , iti P "ii ..r iv. per cent. is to Le mink upoitithe a"ount 4; (.1:4114 11 \11e of .tafc, and the remainder of the par rirte!tri,,,,, .h,ffore the Stores are reamer. , .1 1 . 0 1 14.° ,re,77)c1..e1s f •orn i t i o, P ' 4 itt I i worhink slays only wilt he a ab _ e ~(,,tl4**olor lhe ilitf and m in i and th e Thiseraice 1 N:41.,44:1)',11e1s pre elictelor.ll l oils ' eruhrg, that not . ile::. "04,, , ,,' flt the vtantity 7 . 1 'to I,e taken qu'oyf) on u e', *4 ilhi4l4 l l l 4 le. '' e clans,and the i'emainder in the ~,b,y , elk? 1% . ;I; l : l ,'.'W (17ys, othe'rwise the deposit money tr ill . l'' fli,r•;i!'d the Prw.i.siQns or Sluree . remain the In oPert. l l t t , ' '''''l ' l 4 no ex tensi on of time will, cat any erratum, li,D. p i, , 4 cf s ' : e 4 I. 7 .. porticalnr s will be expressed in the Cala kil'ElS PRACTIC.II', SERMONS.--VOL. IV. wm; plibli,ite(l, price ss.' in hoards, Tlir Si.eond Edition of 11.11!, FOUR" ii v() -1 • :r 1 PIIACTICAL '4 4,,l,;!l,,Ptie,kNiti.,tA it. SLlt N i ll )- I\ j 'S \ ' l , l d ' e l s . igned ' fur Paroe l3l4l lib .1 itneu,,n. ' 4, 11 orq the re v ' EDWAILD COOPER. of 1,4pt11,.!4,4441,1:11,,Ati id„.,,.,.., and „ f . yoxall, County in ,, the ()gf.ra. l (~.!,,roe Fello w of All Souls C01 . 1!.....L • `111 44 . ' CAtlell and IV. Davies, Strand, bnid`'" t i lt r'' w ''' ( 3ll 4 a \ Ediiiiwgiii. , I v , ut w tom o , i'p a.sn he!lad. . each, li, '" Nit of Thre e foi titer Volunies, price 5,. Pd1 11 ‘.1,,,0 1 , 0 ,, ,4 1 ! 1 ; -iii fly ile,izoed to elnc'date some of tl,ll,',le,ao'sl-. . VO;4. - t .'• the il.4pcl. Fifth Edition, 8"• Pi"' .)!4, 1 ,1r i ' ' N Is 'hutches at 14„.7-11N41:1'n%. meacit-ti in the.ohl MO --. . C . o r a Bilth. !ppll.ll,lrittilTy to the Establishment , %%0 juice 2s. 1--- ?4 0 24LI'Litillt AlVrit7lE.. . 2 tnin on ii,44i t i ti re first colisepte •ce to 1-Per ticed 4,oloion,l'Pl4ll,liat,,,zlitv H inn reliance may b ., I; 1_...,. fi1k0,1,4-4 Lildes,ts. (Tit ittp, and co. Surgeon% 0,0,r 470,,,,,,•:1, professional attaia 'vents, M entlte!' t % s : i the 4 l. , litli ti lla r , i l 1"f London and Edinburgh, Prien(, 4 1e 4 ' l nf ,td vents experience in the. ' ire of t which fihnil,:lrl.k, ..I;ONIPLAINTS, and 'thus e I)eb-illnel`lbtinit,, 14.„ 4:,,,vi,i4ny t7ohiner life. In the eigrou! tr;11,,,,t 1,4%454,1,.: 1 -1111 utter to con6rined Liles, their trt . ... i llitiP l3 . l . Oti, s l ?hen a in.e e d I, and always a radical care • ln l ' i te?oiii.t t i l ,"") , !nog And well arranged experictice gives f 1,1,1 itn4,44;l'",lne of derision that secures-the patient _._ .... 'l44i4ltill' 44' I li" ( '‘ lt uf • *st • . e, or having his cutt.titu t huN ' i ll , ' l• ll ' 4 ' 1 4 the e it e i x il i Pr ' i n n c ciU a I (lest Ili yed by* I"t!n__.! h:14.-n,' lll,teie, Sr a blin-anti f. t ital con fidenc. 11.1 033'1_7.7, 1 14: 4 ti lt ( ; r !'` ,,, t ons 1 )0)11i' y , Vascular :relet.ical 1 ... , 1 " , , t ; ri, 1 : il s fattlthri,,l;tloll%,•arising from ititiulgenFe, I"3.'lliii.c „„,1 57,14 44t,',..4t1,,1).t). rettsintlity, the 'tract ice Fly" ","v t ' her 1, lii'L7,'l In every ease. • Strieture! Ans. 0,,, _..,;,i tO, !ii,l,, Lrottita they remove in a mild a,id nee ‘, l l ` i ii t,l.l„tvt (tentl,„l‘44-tiatottlr - cases . of infection are cur% in. 'il ittl . 4 ir,,, "" i Auld in thine of tMe tt . tu t o n s ien , p oi t4itho le! perteverance it% their plan of tit.' t 4,444,1, I .4 l' , l i tt ,,q't 4 permanent and radical (."'" ,cy. I,.,,;''ttrie-`tr ,Yittr candour and inviolable beciin,ii. 41 iti,' 10 7, il l n :', Co. atm.-burnt:stated every ay, " •.„ ,t,„,',lf'hirith';ito-gara;ll; Letters front -tin. (-o,.lo:iiii,; 14.4'4het -4 9%e,' mode -of livititT, he. and e"e!" :t: ~„ la 4444041.dt-ice rind. Nletlieines, 'will bu treated wi t h bit , 4-90 r, lignoii-gardetl. 44)(41„, ''''' CPLOS, ASTI T‘LkS, AND C()NSUSIP' ClitiNi)v, IONS: f (4 11 , ON v:0 4 ,,S INi Pit ( NED 11A LSA . NI OF lit d-'lOll4, • 111.4 tarinitry medicine claims tit , . attention %0 . , ' , r " . 41 , 1 ( .. 'l t !' ',e,': tiectili.ar. degree, as.,, it co.l.l,inrs' . all ''ii...:Wilt ' " ,es for etaiiiitilig tlio most violent u.,;,l.:i,,,,:iiVtlnotts, arid Censitmptions without ca- , 1 14 '4 4 t i tt,, i ',` / ,ling it, t `' daliger, or obliging to .confiitement t h e tt„i 4 Y! . A t '::', ri 14 ext.raorilittary Virtues is perfectly utin . e- Vqi, i 'At, ',lig trial which 't I • • i . ienced with a tlis ttilt„.vet 14,Thriloit '. Y t. ' " g tx ti' ''l" ; r l' its 'very su -4;4l4irlh' ~,,,'',lork; t Ike tt(!eikt.‘yu'uni.- -" A .° stinionies which 4,1.1-f gtunles tu'rreeivie'uonf e ri r t ( C ,n tlett ' efit thesulfering lul'ilii'''''' thi' Medic ine, it. the fallowing letter ad ro 11r Il e Ni p ' ' "'II"! Citudell, 47, Nlio"ri"• li i'N hltv, h Madras 21d M 3 y , isia. k, 'Vrit b ee Fidel!, in themiddle' ' I til'l 4"4"1"i TN, C4t,r , of the y ear qtqtl'iii tii,;" 'lll4.lollst the, Listed to the end 0. '"th '''lllrr,.,, P P e artlig fo r it short interval t again re-- 4,47i1464 Flif,i iti','it.r, i"letlee, tvitl . i. the itililit,ion of violent 0.714kki d; ,„ . le' ore.tst, very frequent wheezing ilt my „1'11,ti:,..,1ai0; Omilty of !trent) • ~ 'PI • ' I ,nwe t * seek ,4; ii,4find,,l4 no I.,\iii.. a, .llf4 111( . !KV given,, _.,_ , i h.._ . mli cctio l l ' i ,i,f y,blin.lett iron ) the td ,_(l,t,i`e;', 'l,ti, tiZt,t..llelt oceitiiiiiiall • T r i - t i t ued .. l , , , , tl i sntl v i r I 1 1 1 last t,,, the rtiPilT,,,. and „ t h . re the pleasiire t': s ' t ( a l te t , l that it greatly It 1,,,',! finA4„,' t 'Mol, i•iitivor .„,.. 1 iv violent e'n'''' oiLl 4 l 4;l l ' 4 i? 4,l4,nii*: i•i:lief tit' tie %:I(p.t.'7,'ing• oittl.'tlitli,Lihy IZ vil l iii to , by !,,,,',‘Ntrotit to have it quantity of y.ll , I' l k, (.1 (tirvety.d', l i, ' 1 k eg You Will send tour ileizini .1 1. '44 e4rgt, iliii Tell(' kilo tare of 4,:ltik Cat rut hers, I ti,A. tiYir'44 Ciy, to pay for the saute l'.i.if ' !..set"t:(l i ‘ 411 ( "der 011 T111 , 11tas Coults, lltftoo,l', - ' ' 9,tir 01041iekkt t;erviitit, . ,41 411 r, 11'1411'4r 1 ~, ' .11.41N.JF.REM1:1tr. 41t y ii,,,, ~..k,L u4lcut, of - pared (onlY) 1711t10a,t1,-,:ll4attitlY `'undell, Chemist. Hear) 'ttl l l4 - 0 ,t. . - i.:t 47, l‘li 'lst;, 41 'o, r ‘4!`1111', rn• 4.1, :it i l l ti l'i t' L t . l. ea ' eh, duty k l tt.,, ,Wt,t,j!l,4 Appoint mew, by 4.. i' v ails and Sao, : 4 , l t , t t y 1 ,;',ll)litlifitilil, ‘l* Iniletale Agent; fur the supplY i;il,'Nceri'lsatte wti,rrthll by Eilion.on, Borough; Knight* all'i74),,,tii kuii ii , r and Ilolwell, Borou g h ; McMinn,. Li, i4 qf ;. ' - ' 1 '4.11 1 4'4.11i4, 11.11,...ii • tludson and Co. '-‘itr ti!irli,iti oy-titZcilti,(lYal Ikx rlin , .i. , ,, : ' Nix (late patron!, on I, 4 1 '; 1,,,,. , -1 4,,, ,„ :ingt. ; ~,,t,,,, 1.. Ito), o,ilttytl-Ntrect, ~,11.11, ~."4.41/41f,:52,:13(e,1-I.tit(,l, ~. &idol; Cochran, (‘ ice n ricth.‘-i"t4i11y,,,, ',:',,, lotlirl,',:ne-strectl•Bitt"ertirld, i 4 iNbilile lII' Ille 1!i?,"..1re." lultic M t•dici tie Wende 3 , 11 , '414'4-4kt wh, ir ,,, ti IN dorn, : . al,e witice, none aro 'n- veriti t ', l , 4 s litied at the bon urn of the PHU 0 1 / e i. .0 ; 1 :17, . - WEDNESDAY MARCH 5, Wl7. WOOD, MAYOR., . • . , At n courer of LORD NIAYOR and AIbERNIEN, held I." the upt3:.(ll, CLIANIIIER of the (11711,1)11ALL of the CI ll' Of I.ONWN, on TIT i•S!).-N.Y, the 4th day of March, . 18 t 7, and to. the b7th ytar of the !trip 0 1 George the "!'frith, of tile enact! liinstiont of Gyt:ttt , Britain and it - land,. . „ r rift; Right lion. the Lotd Aliivor having traits . .111. tuittuci to the several Members of ihi, Court the follow f.etter, and vtitn:sted their opinion thereon •—. • " Mansion Flouse, Fah. 3U, IEO7. " Dgut Stu,-1 ant induced, by the very general di,tress I t osubmit t., your consideration the propriety of nit) . ttattl I the Dinner on Easter Monday,. and to di itri mite one 'thousand Pounds, or the Simi the saline usually' animants to, amongst the ditfereht Clioritiee in the . City. "I oo ',Mk it would be.desirable to untie nny altera tion respec,nig the Ball, us many Tradespeople might be in jured by oi...continuing it. i *ball he glad to hear your sen timent, on the eiihjett at the next Court of Aldet men. " I remain, dear. Sir, your O•iethent Servant, " NIATTUIEW WOOL), Mayor." Resolved unanimously, That the ttiAlit llan, the Lord Mayor haring requested the Opinion of this Conn un the subject of omitting the usitdl E o tert.tinnients on Ea:ter Monday next, this Cotatil4e4,ll,l - all the circumstances of ti)r-c '4,4! 4hitik •it proper to de liae ing any t.pinion upon a measure involving the au! pieta custom and dignity of the City of LondUUi?l'liOKl' E. 1, PAR - LI A lOUSE OP LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 4. itOYAL COMMISSION. erbe Royal .Assent tens; given by Commission to the ilabeas. Corpus Suspension Bill, ! the Malt Dut 4 7 :Inci office,' Contrin9tion Bill, the ithilta 'frade Bill, anal NtiAlesex and Essex Coal Frauds the Lonri CnANceirou, Starquis of WI NCIIESTIiIi, arid I.llOrti M ELV I LLE. Some . farther evidence was heard on Bayley's Divuree Bill. . The, Army ,Setinetion Bill, and Treasonable Practices Bill, were brought up from, the Com mons, and run) .a §rst time, and ordered :o be printed. PETiTIONS. ant ClaBY Presented a petition from theßurgh of .K ilmarnock, Praying for Retrenchment and Parhamentary - .Retorm, by Annual Parliaments and Lt n iv v rsal Suffrage. The petition was . couched in respectful language, and he therefore presinted it ; hut friendly as he was to the prinCiple of Reform, he trusted he need not say he was decidedly ad verse to that species of Reform which the petition prayed for.—Laid on the table. Lord MALAN') presented a petition from anuan of the name of Waters, stating that the petition ers feelings Fet e outraged by capital punislnnents, and therefore praying their Lordships to abolish such ponishinenta..—.Laitl on the table. The Earl of DAttNLEY presented a petition from the ward of Bishopsgme, praying for R t tren c h. them and Parliamentary ReforM. He took this: opportunity to state, that be was decidedly ad verse to the plan of Reform, or what was so call ed, by Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage; and for this plain reason, that he was convinced such a reform %%mild soon inevitably lead to con tusion stud revolution, the entire subversion of ite Constitution, and then to a military despo . - But he a1.,0 believed, that It would . ' be Angerous•tO resist the prayers of that mass of pe ,itions %silk)) came from the leniperate and re'.. speetable pats of . the cooununity, and to refuse any rantin whatever : and he therefore expressed his nish, hat' •this petition. skonlil - not only be received, but that, according to its, prayer, it should be taken into imniediate 'and serious con sideration.—Laid on the tab's. Sin. The King'sliench Proceedings' Bill, afier the LORD CIIANCVI.LOR kat! stated Ilia! its object was to enAle one of the , judges to take bail in another hluce, whip the other , three s.it in the Court and roeeeded with the other business, was read a se cond time.--- ojout d. HOUSE OF COMMONS. About four o't lock Mi. Quarme, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, appetred at the WI., to desire the 4ttrodance at the house ii) lh,tl of the Pects, to,huar the Royal Aisellt given, by Commission, to severmi ptiblic and private Bills, Tbe SPEAKER and secured: Members attended accordingly, and on his retain informed the House, that the Royal Sanction.had been given to the Habeas Corpus Su pension, the Malt Duty and Pensions, the sit Tr:ide, and the Coal Fraud' Bills. Mr. II:Instill preset►tted act ionts of the sums of motley received by the Examiners of the Court of Chancery, tor copies of ,proceedings dining a period of hve years, A person front the Millbank - Penitentiary_ pre sented art account of the Rules and Regulations ot- that establishment. . Sir J. JACKSoN broni,. , ,ht up a Bill , for making nrivigable ,Canal bet wren the ►iter Arun and Chi, cheiter and Vortsmouth iiarliour.--7-Reittl a firs time. pETrrioNs. Sir JOHN Cnr.TwYND Presented a Petition front the Inhabitants of Newcastle-nailer -Lyme, in favour of Reform, &e.—Reatl, and ordered to-' lie on the table. A . MEMBER; whose name we could not learn, presented a. Petition from the Mayor, !Aldermen, and CalpOraiioll of the City at Chster, ssliich d ep l ore d th e present state at the public mind, and recommended the strengthening the hands ol tiovernment •ut this peculiar crisis. The Hon. Gentleman said, he had another Petition train the same place, which prayed- for Parliamentary: Reform, but which, Jut ing read, lie was n o t in-. dined to present. The lion. Member was pro cecding.ta state his objections to it, when The SPENKErt observed, that any reMarks On the- Petition, if he did nut mean to present it, were irrelevant, sir J. G. EGHRTON, basing been one of the parsons %VIM attended Iliac inceting Which agreed to the first-mentioned Petition, could nut ,refrain from expressing his perfect concurrence : in its contents. , • . It was then , read,!-and, ordered to lie .on the table. , • , Mr. CALVERT, On presenting the petition from Southwark, to %vhiclr he had alluded last evenin. , „, observed, that it had only, been signed by the Deputy Bailift and twelve perioro flit behalf of the rest of the•inhabitants, in order to. save tim e. it' prayed the House to panse before passing any other law titan that for the Suspension of the bens Corpus Act.--.-Itead, and ordered to lie on,the table. Sir 0. WARRENDEE pr-eSentO, a petition front Truro, against a particular construction cat ti:e Shop and Window Tax.„--Ilead, and ordered to lie on the table. A similar petition was presented by Mr. STANIS FORTH, and sopported.by Alr.:11-tomesON, t h e narabitants of. Hull. The btu ei Gvutienl,o spokeat flame length .on the rrnreasonablene,s. this new levy, which be attributed to the oUlciuth- [Pax ness of certain taN,..gitthviers.'who•ie...bi , Yl it At to increase their, Per I.( , ntage.: - The petition prayetl that the tax.ntiglit Rot be enfior(td... LU.l.ll:vcitoN sititi it WaS hint enforce the now asse.4.stnents., .%yOlllll siitytlY [ti tug in a Bill to exempt •Aiteltutoes from the operation of the Act .as it now StRIIIIS • • • _ Sir F. Ilur.Derr presented R petition fromthe Inhabitants of the Old Artilety (iiononl, on the .c • present clistreTsi, and praying tor ft, form and Re.- trettchtnent.—ltcad, and ordered to lie on the table. The, Hon. Baronet then presented the follow- ing Petitions .to the same purport :-.,-From Cupar in Fife, from Langside, KinOtani in Fite, Keithleir in File, 'and some others -- choy were bevel ally read, and ordered. to lie on the table. • I.IIIOUGIIAM presented a Petjt ion signed by 2736 inhabitants of-Strol:ditch, irtayiug for - some kind of Reform.. Lie was sorry to say that rnucli übstruction lord tiv.en matte to the Socay. of _These Petitions, by. a pUblic Officer t f Woi,hip•stt ext . , John Gifford, the Alagistrate, who had in terfered to prevent tie use of the Vest ry• room' for holding the Meeting, in which, he a so, ry to say, he was success:Ul. 'I he G e — t i mmars . also alluded to, several artifices which Lad been used for a"similar purpose.--head, anti ordered to lie on the table. Lot (1 CoCkIRANE, Oft moving to present n I'e- .. • titian from Rotherglen, in Scotland (which we understood to contain . a cOniplaint of people having bteti misrepresented in the Revolt), took occasion to allude to the case of persons who bad been taken up at .Giasgow, mind afterwards dis charged. 'tie spoke in so low a tone, that wt: could only collect that he wished to know whe ther any papers were fointd on those persons to authorize their detention ? The LORD AnvocATß had no hesitation in StAt-. ing, that the charges on tt hieh those persons were imprisoned were, those of basing beeil en . ged in treasonable conspisncies. It was mu kigreeahla to the dictates of justice to state whet bet or not a copy of an oath was found on them, a cir.nitn. stance which, if trne, might excite a prejudice against them if; they were to he brooght to trial. But ,he could positively state that the sohjectot obtaining parochial relief was never, its halt been asserted, the purpose for Wl)i+ h their secret Meet ings tiad been held. He was col!fileot, ftoin knowledge of the Magistrates, th,ir they would . not lt,.ep any man one moment cWsiody, againSt whom there was no cluitge; hot Ike would again state that lie had neverheen in possession of any information .against them which - was proper to disclose. Mr. 131toUGHAM said. the question Simply was, whether it was trite or.not, that certain flambee of persons .had been . arrested at Crlitsgo , who had since then, discharged ; and whether any eisargL s could be made out against them?: • The Loan AnVOCATßrOpcated, that he had lir) information to gito on the subject. S.r 1?. Buitinyr said, there had been informa tion that three persons who' Were apprehended had been dischargul. It was, insisted and told ;0 the 11Irtgistrates, that on theJunocenee of th c s. people being provvd, he might to grant a warrant for the appt ehension of the spy who had intortued . against theist ;, but, he refused to do so, 6:cattso ik :s spy s a i:l 4 m va s rr loyal Milli. I I was.remark a.ble, that -this plea of loyalty was brought for- Witt On several' occasions. It tvAi the off-a person who was Con victed of a fraud on,the e ke Laws, and it had the de•ired effect. It was be plea E)t Limbrick, who' lie was bum& be- tore die Magistrates for ill treating the po o r b o y whoa was dtteeted in bulling down the nand-hill against.Mr: limit, and who seemed to he 3S far ntf as e%er from. gaining any redress by a suit in forma piluperis; so it seemed that loyalty was a cover lor every 4il). The Petition was thou read, and ordered to lie nu the tattle. Lord COCHRANR then moved to present a peti tion trout Narehbank, Renfrew, On Reform. The St'EAK:lt 'Attic', the question Of a former evening, re,peet ing what number of Petitions one Memb e r shonhl hying tip in 811 evening, still re mained rather unsettled. It ‘v,is snggesicti to bu ithont six o$ right. lint last night 600 had hecti offered at c h iv e. The House would use their pleaSitre as to receiving them at once. if they were all of the shin,: oat .Ii e they might he tecei veil at once ; but if they vareil itrtheir terms, it might be proper to consi4r them separately, Lord Cocti u.s.st a then said, that he I bOught they did ~ ary'in their terms. ne 1:;,d iJno tp peewit front GrOoby, . which appeared to contain Wortle that might be 'tlqemed offensive. . • O ou t ;n being brtit up ` a nd read , it prayed for Reform, 041 the ground tuft the people were . not constitutionaitYrepre , ented in Parlihmela... Lord ci,itti.,E4RAtni could not see any worth mote uffensive than denying tint the people . were .. • . _ not constitutionally represeoted - by Parliamvut. ,Sir P. Ilu . up).,rr was at , quite a different opt. him!, Ile coohl,nat eoiit':eire thohe worls to he a ground of 'Olic!etion. They were as inoffrnsille as any soul-{ be ; fOr if there was orca,ion for tt. Reform, it was a ptoof that the worth: wete not r e ti' t' I' • . •. . I.lamid the object of the ons u hula ,y it pie,Ao LI , petition was to pray that they 1114;W be so. Lo . rd II) Ntil NO 1.5 IS of file Sante °pluton as Lord . .. Castlerettgli. At the very-beginning ot . the ,'es- Om a Petition, containing such words, had hem ohi e C .l i: ii to. 'll . . llttotiounks Said, 113 fhr OS be recollected, au, e were other words iii that petition, suc h as ti !lot . legally or ratto , t ooy rrpresented " lle thi.og!it tin. word; 11OVir Ikbit'Cted to were very p:upv.. 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