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.4V.1\111t175 ,-. . alit ~1 ; Z .--.0",:.; " - !' .1. •• • : , ' ,4 '-c:-;, - f,t -Tr-, • 4 -,-,,,, '''.': 4 i:; :- ---. ,-----. - 4-ve e ~ .4. e 1 M, . ~,.. .1 . . 16---'4l:- , • 4cLiodp4k ,J• f f(r..•: A fr-v fib' 44, ! (Ati • S r=l \1,6 • NUMBER 4321.] .1.11 6 1: 4 0 .1-) AY, .9; Lv 21, 180(j. [PRICE SI - PEN ee. _ VAUXHALL. . under the Patronage or 'ilis'Royal tiiihneff the PRINCE of . .„ WALES. • VA,UXI-1A 1.01 C; xt.t - ',CH. PrHE ANNUAL SILVER CUP and COVEN, • 1 1.- giveu by the i'vyrieo,r of VanziLiti wili, SM LEI) veqt 'CMS' DAY, Nimilday, July . 2.1, 'by Gen tlemen's I'Lia-surv.:SaLiing Huatac, 4111 ble CI to tits: •Ruies and, Regulations of the i'uniNvimpj So,:;ety. i n the, Eyetting will be a G RAND tiift..A, and lin:iiant Eihibi :•Licin of F;RE-W9RKs. • This Day was pubLished, , ha Four large VO . ltitn,:, prie. Two Guineas - in Boards, a new Edition being tue T iet 11), 0 u-reCked and con , ideranlv enlarged. of TN . R. "BORN's JUSTICE of the .PEACE' and PA ItISII:Or ICEIt, - with the AdjudAed Cases•and Statutes rebtiv to the 0 nice and Duties of a lustke of the bcooglit down to theyresent _ 11/1 L LING- OEI ICE,, • .rtne ra, 18 , 6. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING .k dy2.) . 7 . t". A /It' t" do hereby gi;:e Nol(*t - e, Thu on I:uts iay the 2d of Stplenu,er nest rho will be ready to receive I Mien . wa iting sea/e.4 up), old treat Jr;:l2e supfljingcf Weal S H t 3 F. F, SE k P 1(1) Vlsl O N S, and WI I'4 rhail be demanded for the ETe of His : 11.4esty's Ships and Pessels at Lisbon, ; for the tare rctive Months cer!ail, and further until .*ix Ist-!17 1 .5s shali ; to he paidlor . hy Bills, pqyable, With'interest, nt ,, e,y days aftc, due. Condit:tors of the ist.o, 6e seen at the S,•eseta , y's Office, at this o,7ice ; by app, On g to Ills. Britanutc Maje,df.s a Consul, , PAIII,I4IIENT. 1 - 101),'SE OF PEERS. SATURDAY, JULY 19. Previous to their Lordships enter lag upon the re gular business of the day, they were ~ O nte trine in close discussivn oh the film her consideration, as we. understood, of _the recent questions of personal pri vilege. After the strangers were admitted, their LordshipS proceeded to'forward the various Bills up -on. the Table. Among these,'the Royal Dukes' :An nuity Bill, the .1: 6 - 21:on Family Provision: Bill, the , Militia Officers' Pay Bail, the I.,:ndon Additional / Force, the' Lottery, . and thelrish sLdt Dutie, severallr'passed - thrdue,ii ! Committees of the whole House, and were reported without any amendment. The ConsOidated, fund Bill was read a ecuud ,time, the commitment diyensed with, and the Bill ordered to be reatta tiii-rd time on Monday. The .Eccleslastical Corporations Bill, the Custom; Re ceiver's, the Public Harbours, and the O:tk Bark Bills, were read a second time, and committed f(r.:\len day.• - • - • • ' By WI I. I.i AM W DFAI. L, • of th:: Inner Temple, Esq. 114rrisrer at Law, Prinrui by A. Str4han, Law I' rioier t> the King's Most Excellent !Majisty, for I'. Cadet! zt.id \V: I.),ivis, in the Striind`l F. atud C. Itivington, St. -ram's Church yard ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, ard.drine, i'aterroater-row - ; I.ll.flterworth, Fleet-street. Adilllit . ,ioll Three Shil i •- ALLIWN FIRE. ek!siD LIFE. OFFICE 'Chang S alley, London', luiy ti, 1206. THE DIRECTORS of the AI 4 DION, FIRE and LIFE INSUbtANCE COMPANY - trust that .the afrat4seinents adoMed,ty tins, Estaoliall.tifelit, tynn with iespe.et - to Insurances' from hire and on :•;elnunci in a ni4irktegt:tti to dcierve the publi,;c:oft.;3:terittion. Printed Prop,? . s,:ls areJleiiveied., free of ex penee,• it . the Office; b) it will appear. among wirer 'a,iVant::ges, hat no charge is inaoe•tOt Potick.'s t. Iti4srseineuts tito a, large'and unpreetdented Cotillinasiop ft aiiii:4e,l m Liti: In surance; tha: Life 41(31 - Attitude:I ittith akttnis. sion fees, nor with a!u) iesponsitWity,.4o the fart of the per_ gsort - nisrring, to . inali:eVaikt ittetliats'af :atbeig Aikl..titat a • considerable ckriu4it.on ia, triao:ol, the frertatunts nt tire in, SUCUire6 out of Loadartk,,a 01441.411 t th'e Comp o .i l y l / 4 . principal 0111::e, or with any of it, country Resid,:dts, Fire Insurances on l'ioperty in the West Ind:a and Lon. don Docks are undertaken, quera)ly, at 3s. per Cent. I . ,er Ann. ; localised, at l'er Cent. pet i - 11111. ,-, - and at '2bli Prenliums for short periods., . • ' Attendance daily, front .N ine to•Four..'— By order of the 13,sard, . WARNER PH/PPS, Sec. Ao r, and will he bad to a'y Tend,r in which the Price :hall - not hr . laserred in 21.19rdS a! length, or that shall not be defi...ered to the lio.std before One o'C:loai , on the said Tstisday, sac Id of ..Yepionber "text, nor unless the Person who wakes the Fende, , or some -Person tde his Aluij,gesfinds, to anwer; when calltd t f,:.e. • f whom may be had, by the s.tme Author, t. Ecciesiastif:al Law, Sixth Edition, with Notes and 'Re ferences ; by Simon ; Fraser, Esq. Barrister at Law,--4 Svo. pri. in boards.' z A new Law Dictioitary tutetule:i for general:Use,, as well as for Ge‘utlettlen of the Ptote,,sion, z VOiS. BYo. price t6s. in boattist r /GTE. I L L NG. 01. FIC E, • ://y tg, rtc6. THE CO.MAIISSIONE'RS,Ior P74;11141, LING tits MR I.BSi I's he,ely , Th:n on Ir ne.o, •tbe 23.4" instant, a/qt.:wilt Ae . iermlir.' , ce!ve Tr,..it..r, ..kvrit:C,g (wale 41:), a. , t 4 j 1),,,A1 for" ' eXT- tt`4fidU -4i NDS 4CIS of , Meal, to 4e delivered in a .1 0 ort. , yight, Properii6ns, into His' 4alestys Stc,res. at Deltford ; and to be paid Jor by payable, Ivit/) ir:terest, ninety J. after date fhe Conditions :j the Contrat7 en.zy be seen a! the Secretary's Ot re L, - • A i reg tr.! will he had to an, Tender in which the P;lce shall , 'not be inserted in at length, 'or ls.rf shall not-be delioi , ered to the ii,ara before One' o'Clorle on the saikiKethreirla_y next, the 2.3 d insta:tt, nor - the Person who the Tender, or some Per_ Joq - on his bihaff, ath , nd.c, to ans7.ver •.ohe,4 called Jo;-. • • This Day was publlsjied, in Two 'Volumes, l'ost ()('_•llv , , ;rice 16i, in boards, TISCELLANEOLTS Kit:TRY, consisting of J 'II(ANSLATf 0 NIS from the Iceikexii.c, ipani3ll, rottuguest*, Getman, Ste. • - it) 141 C loon, W ±-IFRRERT. Printed for Lungrnln, Hurst, Rees, and Opine, Paternos. ter-vu v, •It was ordered, on the Motion of Lord WALsiNn- Ilft.Nl, tha , .. the :;3urveyor-Gendral. of His Majesty's Boaru of WOrks, & should fay before the House an 'Estiniateuf the Expenet: of Certain Improveincuts .in : thtl - *minas of the House, and t:ie EKpenees of, ,the Repository for keqing the I.l.corcts of Parlia inent, and of certain hnprovetnents to be made in theTrecinas of Westtninster-Ha:;, &c. oa.,Monday the t4thinSt. was ptiblished,' LETTER addressed to Mrs. FITZHERBERT, in answer to a Cornprt that her Feelings have been hurtby'the mention of her :line in the Review', f the! Con. dud of the PRINCE of WAtES ; with Onser\rqtions on the influence•of Example, &c. &c. . A CARD. By NATHANIEL fE 14E RYS, late M: v. for the City of Coventry. To be had at No. zo, Pall-Mall, price Is. . A This Day was published, price ss. • - • ABrief. Examination into 'the Increase of the REVENUE; t'iIMMP.:& - ",:k:, and NAVIGATIO& of t; REA 1 . -13(1( ITA IN; during the 'Administration of the Right Hon. WM. t'l TT ; wit 4. Allusions to .some of -the principaf Events which ot.curred iuthat Period; and a Sketch - of Mr. Pitt's Character. R -CROSBY and Co. most respeafully inform the, ~/..P• nobility, Gentry, and every Friend to Literature, that they will publish, on the Ist of August, Number I. of a rew and elegant Periodical Work, entitled MO LY • -LITERAItY.RECREA l'IONS; MAGAZI'. E ofC.E -lIERAL INFORMATIon and AMUSEMENT.—Fr(qn the welf-known abilities of the Editors, the.nuMber and re putation of their Correspondents, -they have no doubt but the,Publication will merit the attention of the Public .; .their object being to. blend Polite Amusement with General In formation and Useful Science, in a manner suitable to the .pre.sent imprOved shire of the Literary Worid.. , The first six 2/umners, for the present half year, are intended to form a zllcklurne. Price is: 6d. each. 4, Stutiouers' court, Paternoter-row, Londop. ' MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ' AR h L LTESONS i possession . of• Incomes, arising troin 'Freehold, Copyhold, up:Leas:AIWA Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Fulids, Rent Charges, Marriage .sett . lentents, Widows' jointures, An -*titles, Patent .P.laces;: Church_ Liviiigs, 'ot 'any Other cer4 4in Income for • Life A , may be supplie4 with. tcwporary or permanent Sums Of Alpney to any Amount, by paying .Ark smity Inc:hest-for the same. - The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security ; and in ~iny instance ,where the single seetuitv of an indivi dual may be deemed insnincient, the additi6 of another persoß to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re move the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public to return t'he Principal at their own option. - • Personal applications will be received every day till Four ; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Director of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his ToWn [louse, No. 8, Lower jobri-street, Golden-square. AN EXTENSIVE. MOOR and COMMON GROUND. TO 13h SOLD BY AUCTION, At the house of Mr Riddut, the George . Inn, in Leek, in the County of Stafford, on the 6t h annt7th Daysof Au . gust next, under the direction of the Commissioners ap : pointed by the, Act of Parliament t* dividing and en. closing Lands in the P irisq of Leek aforesaid, EVER AL PARCELS • and PLOTS •of LAND now staked out from the said Lands so to be inclosed, in 43 Lots. One Lot will consist of an Allotment from the Common called Leek Roaches, containing 7SBA. zit, 15 P. or th:re shouts, situate about six . m m iles•fro Buxton, in Derbyshire; ajtd halt a mile from the Turnpika-ROad leading from that place to Leek ; particularly adapted for preserving G louse, baying a good breed thereon, adjoining to the extensive Mrs belonging toSir Henry Flarpur,- and near to those belonging 416 the Duke of Devonshire, .the Eati rit Derby, , Zed. is welt Situated for Lime, and uy draining'and improveawnt, may be .made a valuable property. . And Forty.two other Lots will consist of Allotments from Ballhay-Greetrand Faker •Moor; near to the Town of Leek, containing in the whole 88A 2.R. 14. P. orthereabonts. Plans of the Lots may. be seen, and printed Partiutats had by application at the. ()dices of Messrs. Mills, Cruso, and tones; Messrs. Hand anti Totokinson ; and Mr. Kill:ulster, ui Leek ; or at Mr. To\vnsends, No. 11, Staple•lnn, Liindon. BREWERY, 'AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE 0.1. WIGHT. TOTE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, the id day of August, 18J6, at,the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven o'Clock ~ p reciizly, by Order of the. Assignees of John Stealw, a Rankrupt, ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at. NEWPORT, • on the Banks of the Navigable River Medina, in tuft Trade, with several' Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses gttached thereto, and a very considerable' Trade in the - Wine and Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold:and Leasehold Public Houses in the Island, and at Portsmouth, Gosport, and Lyinington, with a considerable Stock of Wine and Sitirits. Particulars may be had, by application to Messrs. Clarke aid Sewell . Newpoct ; Mr. Steane, Newport ; hiessrs. AV right and Bovill, No. 39, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Au brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor- street, London : and at the Bugle, Newport ; the Blue Pots, Porisinbuth ; the Blue posts, Gosport ; the Angel, Lytnington ; the Dolphins, -Southampton.; and the George, Winchester. TO THE LADIES. AGAZEI"s ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for ..10 removing SUPERFLUOUS 1-lAI RS from the FACE, N L CK., ARMS, &c. and for improving the CO MP EC TI 0 N The above has been sufficiently celebr-ated through cispt the Eastern Nations, front whence it was first brought .to this Country by Lady M-- M —ue, and has like fiat time sustained •a charaater in England, and on -trie Continent, as the only _Depilatory ever offered to the Public which unites Mildness of operation, not to irritate .even the elicate skin Of.an Infant, with iidallible and .per rnanent e ffi cacy. The 'constant spurious ,attempts to Hui.' tate'this Depilatory have induced the Propriewr to ape point Mrs. Knight, No. t, Baker's-court; six aaors from ray's Inn-lane, his only Vender in LiAacion, where Ladies may upon being supplied with it,.ge nuine as imported front Turkey, • price ,s. 6d. the Bottle.— Au Aoatement of One Shilling in : ( ix Bottles. N. B. In Turkerand Egypt it is employed - by the Men to give gni foripity and shape to their Mustachios, &c. 'To'ncommodate Ladies too distant for personal applica tion,ltheir Orders by Post, inclosiug the amomir, anti .I.iost pa will be punctually. executed. . . Sioiesale Agents in London :' Messrs. Ilendrie and Son, Wholesale Perfumers, .Titchborne-street ; Butler, N 0. 5); Cheapside •' 'Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church.yar ( t Mr. Berry, Wholesale Pert umer,Creek-street, Solio- ; Messrs. Shaw and Edwards; St. Paul's Church-yard; M. Bacon, Oxford-Arcet ; and Messrs. Newbcrry. and Son, St. Paul's •Church-pici i who will Wake the usual 4110wa.ncelo the By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, M. P. Printed for I. Hatchard, Book Seller to Her Majesty, tgo, 'Piccadilly. N. B This Pamphlet is a re-publication, with consider-, Able Additions, of the. Brief Examination. whited Ia 1759.. The Accounts are brought down to the present Time. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price is. 6d. Observations'on the Poor Laws, 'and the Niaaagement of the • - • •ThiS Day was piahlislied..price NAEASURES-AS . WELL AS MEN • or , Th 6 , A V 1 i'r6ent mu t' . Future Into'.-sts Gre.it Britain; with a - Plan for renderinK us a' M atria►-,; s well as a Con) inerctal Peo ple, and pr,yiding:a Military- Force acLquate to the Exigen cies of the Empire, and the Security ot . tile United kung dom. LINCOLNSHIRE. -• .VALUABLE •.E - STATE, in RICH FEEDNIG LAND, . near SPALDI NG and-BOS TON.-. • TO B 1 SOLD . BY AUCTION, „ • " • By PETER. COXE,• At Garraway's ,Change-alley •• LondOn, on ThurSday the r 4 th August, at TwelVe o'Clock, ' in One Lot, unless, previously di s p ose d o f b y P r i v a te C ontrac t , AVALUABLE FREEHOLD .ESTATE rich FEEDING LAND, in the Partshes of VVlniplode 'and llolbeach„ ei4ht Miles irons Spalding, twelve from Boston, four frimi flolbeacit, twelie from Wisbeach, all good Market Towns,• and • one hundred Mile s fr om London ; consisting; of the Manor, or reputed. Manor,' of Littlebury, with sundry „Farms, in a Ring,tetice, lett on short. Leases,. Which expire at, Lady-day, t.,08, at present July Rents, amounting to 2057). per annum; arki greatly improvable. The Land-tax is Ncle,ined ; the. -Roads are good ; the Estate is in a dry Country, not hank to Floods, near a navigable 'River, which .cominim , ,:ates, 'at a*ion distance, with the Ge.rtusn - Qcelin. To be view,d hyleave ot the Tenants., on application to Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Spalding, who - will shew the Estate; of wlioni printed Partici!l irs may he had ; as well 'as of MeSsrs.'NicirolsOn and .Upton. arid of Mr. onath,n Teal; of Leeds; .or Messrs. Foster; Cooke, and Frere, Lin coln's-Inn, London; of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throgmorton street, with all of!whom Plans of the Estates may be seen. Particulars may be also had at Lloyd's a n d Garraway's. , A T the Cheapest and Best 1-Idsiery Warehouse la. , in the Kingdom, between Castle and Oldßound Court, nearly opposite York-buildings, N0.,434, Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; consisting 01 Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at only ts. bd. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton is 6(1. worth 6d. ; line 2S. 9l ; extra su per 3s 9d. worth Ss..; stout black and white Silk 6s. 3 , 1. with laced clocks 75. •6d. ; extra good tot 6d. A variety of Patent Angola 'apse, warrantA not to shrink, from zs; yd. to the best qualitj - ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; tine zs. ; super tine 6d. ; Silk Mitts as, 6.1 ; a curious, Article in ,Genre Net .Mitts ; also Ladles' new-iiivmted Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to give ease and elegance ; CottonPriwers . js.6d. with every other Atticle in the Hosieri Line that can pus= sibiy be niade,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation --S lock in4s made toany Pattern. Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's (.7hur,:h-yard. Ontthe First of. Augustwill.ii4uriashecl, Handsomely printed in . Two large . ,Voluhws in ',Ye.tavei,:priee ' in iioards 18s. a New Edition, correctrAl and ci.nsiderably enlarzect, tieing the Sixth, or }]LEMENTS, of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, intro 6 -.tor t ' to Useful .i3opks iu the Principal Oranches of Literature and Science With Lists of the most approved Authiaa;;• int:ill:tin the best Editions of the Classics. De signed chiefly for the 'tailor. Students in the Universities, and the higher Classes iu Schools. • . fit H NRY.K E'l'T; B. D. Fellow arra Tutorot-Trinity College, Oxford: , Printed , tor MeSsrs:kivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; ,Piccadilly ; and Egertoh,.lKaChall, Loinion• ; P.irl,..cr and J. Cooke , ; and I)4r. , tit ii, Cambridge. • Ot Mak be 'had, by the - same Author, History the . Interpreter of PrOptiecy ; or, A View of the Scriptural Pro pliecies.and their Accomplishments in the Past and Present Occurrences 'of the World ; with Conjedures respeding their future Completion. • The sth Edition, in z vols. Bvo, price in boards,i4s. •, - . MRS.'ROBINSON. • This Oily - was published, In Three elegantly priuted Volumes, on superfine yellow wove • past pakr,.and,notpressed, embellished with first iirriprcssioiss or'llurke',s engraving . , from the Portrait of:Sir Joshua Reynolds, price 2.745. in beards, THE POETICAL. WORKS of the late Mrs. MARY RO • UNISON noiv 'first collected 'by her Dstughter, Miss ROBINSON, and including many Pieces tiever'neore -•- • • •- r Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars '; and to re had of ail Booksellers.. 4 . . Of whont.niay he had, The Memoirs of the . Lite of Mrs. Robinson, written by her, - .41; in 2 vols. price Half-a-Guinea, in boards. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN VERSE. • This'.Day was pubiished, Illustrated with a Map, price 25. U., half-bound. f HE HISTORY of 'ENGLAND, in easy Verse, 1. • froin the Invasion of julius Cxsar to the Be.gioniag of the Year 1806. Written for the purpose of being committed to memory at an early Age, by Young Persons of,both Sexes. • By.W. K. JOHNSON, A. . • Printed for Tabart and Co. at the juvenile and School Library, No. 157, New.Bond-streer ; sold by W. Gibbons, Bath • M. Keene, Dublin • Wilson and Spence, Y o rk ; an d 11. Nicaley, GainSborough;„-and by all other, Bool:,sellers. . Of whom may be haft, 1. Book of Ranks,. 24 plates, price 75. • 2. Book of Games dud Sprts; 24 plates, price 3s. 6d. 3. Book of i rades, 70 plates, 3 Parts, price 3s. each. 4. Robinson Crusin, i 6 plates, price 4s. 6d. , 5, ropurar Stories, 24 plates. -3 Parts, price as. 4:1. b. Visits tO. a Farm-liause- r 8 plates, price as. 6d. 7. Visits to London, 6 plales, price as. 6d. 8. Tour through England, 6 plates,,, price as. 6d. 9. Visits to .the Leverian Museum, price .2s„ 10. V iAts lo the' Menagerie, price as. 6d. ti. Bible Stories,- 2 vols. to plutes price 4s. ti. Mince Pies for Christmas, price zs. • . 6d. 13. The lurenileTlutarch, 2 Parts, as: 6d. each. 14. Memoirs of Bob the Terrier, price 2s. 15. Marnoirs of Dick the Poney, price zs. 16. Visits to the juvenile Library, price as. - 17. 'Universal Histoty, abridged; price zs. 18. First going to School, .price zs. • 19. Poetry for Children, by Miss Aikin, price IS. 2,..yuzzle fora Curious Girl, price 2S. 21. The Travels of Orlando, 4 vols. price 125. 22. British DoMeStic Quadrupeds, price as. 23. Proverbs of all NatiOns, price zs. 6d. • 24. Tales of , the Castle, 5 vols. price 17s 6d. 25. The Magic Lantern, t I plate s , price. 6. • 26 Wonders of the Telescope, price 4s.'6d. 27. Wonders of the Mictoscope - price 3s. 6d. 28. Child's True Friend, s plates, .price • - .29. Gulliver's Travelii, 12 coloured plates, price 2.5. 64: 30. Presents fo . r. good Boys; price . is .. • • 31. Presents for good Cirls, price is. 32. Mary and her Cat,' price 'is.• 33. Dialogues for good Children, price ts. 34. The Little Hertnitage, price tS. - , 35 History of Telemachus, price ts, 3b. History of Belisarrus, price is. 37. Life of Carlo, price iS.. 38. Nursery Tales, 33 sorts, at 6d. each.. 39. Nursery Songs and Jingles, 6d each, &c. &c. - N. 8.. -The-Orders of, Country Bookseilers for the above named Work* gut otvcuted uu 4.4v!witiigeous TO THE PUBLIC. KERNOT and BLAKE, No. 33, St. James's-street, Pro prietors of the GENUINE PREPAR I ED CHARCOAL. DENTIFRICE,' . Tito EG. to chilli a Preference of the public Favour, .1,1 through the following AE E [DAVI ALEXANDER BLAKE, of St. James's -street, Picca dilly, privist,.maketh (lath, and saith,.that a certain Che mical ConpositiOn, denominated " PREPARED CHAR COAL," now vended to the Public, and recommended for its peculiar Qualities in - Cleansing 'and Preserving the Teeth cud Gums, and of which NI r. Edmund Lardnei, of N 0.55, 'Piccadilly, claims to •be the /Sole Proprietor, was by hurl, this Deponent, intro lured' to the Shop of the said Edmund Lardner, in Piccadilly aforesaid, and the Ingredients contz4n ed in the Recipe la,'and the manner of making up, the same, communicated' by Min, this bepbnent, to the said Edmund Lardner. ALEXANDE) BLAKE. Sworn at the Guildhall °t i the City of London, . this loth Day of I une, 18°6, before rne, "AMES - SHAW, Mayor. K. and 13. further beg to intrude on the notice of the Nobi lity-and Gentry, by assuring thetti that their Dentifrice is cal culated most.efiectually to whiten the Teeth and preserve.the Gums, being :in agreeaole , Antiseptic, perfeelly safe in its use, and entirely tree from any acid. The estimation of their Pre . pared Charcoal is daily proved, by a rapid and;extensive sale; 'and its efficacy-so well known as to render any comment un .necessary. Every Box sold by them, and by their appointment at.the following Places, • has their Signature on the top ; price as. each, or one dozen for il. Berry, Greek-street ; Withers, ; 229 ; Strand Harding and Co. 89, Fall-Mall ; Bacon and Co' iso, Oxford -street ; Chrisp,.39, Cockspur-street ; Keith and Co. 30, Haymarket ; ; Crier, 6S, Cornhill, and Ludgate -street Kerby and 13owde ry, 190; Oxford-street ; Wade, 13, Old Bond-street ; Cour tenay, 'Charles.:street, Sollia-square; Wilson, IS, Blackfriars road ;.Carolan, Tottenham-court-road, London. Itutf;.Cliel tenharn ; Mitchell, Colchester ;.Hodgson, Cambridge ; Dru ry, Lincoln ; Gilbert', Brighton; -Saunders, ditto ; Lumley, Ramsgate; Silver, Margote ; I' tuckwell, Rochester; Senior, Sittingbpurrie ; Watson, Deal ;. Dunn, ditto ;:.Lee. Hythe ; Elliott, Ashford ; Maiqstoile ; Meadows, I pswich ; Booth; Liverpool ); Bather, - Yarmouth ; 'Roswortliy, Nor wich; Cocks, Nottingham ; Claugnton, Chesterfield; Wool ley, 'Sheffield"; Walker, Doncaster ; Roby, Harrow ate ; Searle, Leeds ; Harper, Wolverhampton.; Simpson, ditto; Duality, Warwick;.; Savage, Winches!er ; Harvey,- South iarniiton • ,Lucas, ditto; Webb ; NeWp o rt, C o lli n s Salisbury; Setclitielll, St. Ives ; Gilbert, Spaiding ; Fox, St. Neot's ; Horncastle .; Merry, Baldoett ; Gardner, Biggleswade ; TBedford; • Fillery,.• Croydon ; Buss, Bury St. Eci„ titund' ; Slatten . and Munday, OkfOrd ; : Jones, Birmingham ; Duncan; Perth;-:Smith;. Dumfries ; Calve, Guernsey ; .gar, Hull ; Cattlri Yorl; CinuleY, ditto; and Gamer, Mar gate.- SCUTS FOkFTATED BST ktES BILLS, AND BELL. • • JO ).CK LIG HT- HO US - E. BLL • . the question of. forwarding . the Bell-Rock Light-House Bili n and the, t•vo .Bills,respeatog the Scots Forfeited . Estates, some conveisation took plav2e. Several- of their Lor4ships Were engaged for .Oale:ticile,Myipusly; near. the Woolsaek, in a sort of privateconiereice, "apparently on this topic. At 'length, The Earl of LAUIi ER:7,4LE rose,• and called .the attention of the , House CO the subjed. He ob served, that a .Message had been sent to - the .House. of Commons, so far back as Monday, requesting Copies of the EvidenCe upon which they passed cer tain Bilis (the above, as we could collect). It was stated, on the part or that House, that tiwy would send an answer by ALtssengers of their own. HoW _ever, deither . that-answer, nor any communication (41 the' subjea, had since been made. 'He hoped it would.always be a fixed principle with their Lord ships, not to legislate upon any subjeCt - until' they . were sufficiently informed, so as to be able to judo of its nature andeilea. At present, he should niorti, " that this House do now adjourn." Tice E,cirl of 1[101.84 differed .from, his Noble Friend it; his view of the case under consideration. Here The/ Earl of LIMEIICK interposed, ancl oh served, that, as the question seemed to be one affeet ing the privileges, it may be proper.that the stran , ,fers • should retire. The Earl of MOIRA resumed. He said, that the qUestion by no means all - ea - led the - Privileges of the House; nor did he see the necessity for taking the step recoinmended - trj his NOble Friend. The House had sent a Message to the . CommOns for the evidence upon which they passed certain Bills; who replied, that they would send an answer by Mes sengers of theirown. •Though the communication lead ,not yet been made, it did not, tollow that the evidence may not ,soon be communicated. The Commons may not be aware that their Lordships sat this day ; or another Message may be sent. With. respect to the Bills - which were affected on this occasion, they were of considerable / import ance ; one of them was of such obvious public utili ty, that he thought the Honde may, without hesita tion, forward it, at least in that stage which stood for this day. The Duke of CUM BERLAWD was of opinion it would not be unadvisable to send a second Message to the Commons, reminding them of the proceeding upon the first. The LORD CHANCELLOR seemed, in a great degree,. to coincide_ in the seuti►nents of .the Noble Earl who spoke last. Had the subject in question been one that affeCted the privileges of the' Hotise, he certainly thought their Loidships.should be atone While discussing' it. Ali that at preSent appeared on the face of the proceeding was; that the evidence whith their Lordships thought proper to have before them had not been yet cominunicated; they khew of no reasons whatever, on the part of the Com- Mons, why the , documents r required had not been yet sent. The Earl of LAUDEIWALE spoke in explanatio Lord lIT4LSINGfI4M was Of 'opinion, that a subject involving considerations of such importance should not be hastily deeided; and especially in So. thiti a House. Their Lordships may recollect, that a Notice was given of a Motion this day, for taking the Standing Orders Nos. gG and 135, on Monday, into consideration, with a view to their suspension. Were such a proceeding ordered by the House, and the Bills alluded to not to be forwarded a single stage this day, their progress would, in consequence of the suspension, not be ultimately affected, as more than one stage might then be gone through on Mon day, His Lordship concluded by moving, " that the 'above Standing Orders be taken into' cons:deratiOn on Monday; with a view to their suspension, with , respect to certain Bills." •'The Earl of . AlOraa spoke in explanation ;as did , the. LORD CiiiWCELLOR, who seemed to_ prove the suggestion of Lord WALSINOatkAI ; and atter a few words from the Earl of \VgsTmru, the Lorw CDANCELLOR, put the 'question for taking the said Standing Orders into consideration on Monday next, with reference to the three Bills in question; which was ordered aceordingry,, and the House immediately 'aijoUrn ed. SUPERIOR WINES. PENCEn and PgIIKINS, No. 115, Newkge- L., street, iinporters of Wine fo'r upwa:ds of forty years, sixteen of which they have adopted that admirable McAle of meliorating it in large VAts of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents, as'is pWtised in Germ .My ant other Places ahrod ; by which their Winis are s 9 improved in 'Flavour, and their Cordial Qualities retained, that they arc not only a (micibit , Linnor to the Palate, but.gratefill to the Stoinielis of Nervous Ha. bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port, Madeira, Buceila, Ike. is of •q,oocil. Value, by wh4:ll areenabled to keep Wine to peat ages, both in Cask ai::1 Bottle. They also keep a large Stock of. Cogniae Brandy, Pine and Jamaica Rum, and ast, adia Orange. Shrub, the Oldest in London . treaterlin the sanie manner in Vats, which, with their. Wines; they. sell on the most moderate Terths, for Ready-money. Not less'than a thizen sent to any part of the Town free of Expellee. "I , \°