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London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

PATENT ECONOMICAL anal UNIVER-
SAL LAMP.—The attention of the Public is boyar('
to this levention as the most perfect Limp eziating, mot
only in economy, hut every emeniiil to render It •eimmally
advantageous in every donsestie use. The Nobility, 'Stumm,
■nd families of every clam throughout the country, Ira Roil
it, as • Plight or Chamber Limp, doubly isteresting, not
wily as a sever failing brilliant light tor any lime required,
belt as re eriterioe of genuine Spermaceti Oil (so rare, par.
lieslarly is the country), with which it will never fail to per-
form to admiration, and is alike certain to detect adnitera-
in■ in, any degree. That the Public may form •n idea of
the economy in this improvement, compared to tallow cats.
Me., the Patentee will suppose a small establi,liment wain;
the following light every night in ibe ,eski:—Tbc amount in
oil •ill be, for the Chamber Lathp, 19a.; two kitchen or
servants' ditto, 2ts. together; • pair of Tab'e Lamp., car+
equal to one mould, 30i.; pilotage or staircase, IN.; ball,
451.—tusking togoilwr If. lbs. The Pithlte may place the
utmost conaderce in this siateineot, from which may be cal-
culated a larzer or smaller establiiihment. Thee Lamps
burn sweet as wax, requiring so trimming while in use, and
o ample as In meet the meanest capacity.—Price of Chant.
ber Limp, 104 in japan Mandl, and lbs. In 20.. in bronze.
Sold by T. PEA Reit sad Co. (only), No. 265, faring the
• fleet of St. Clem-sirs Church, Shand, oho, to secure their
reputation from the erects of iuferior oil, are bound to sett
aerie but gesiutue Spermaceti, which they are sclliug at Cs.
per gallon.
Letters from any port of the Kingdom (postpaid) will
meet with prompt attention.

THE MONTHLY CENSOR; or, General
Review of Dermee4ie and Furrigu Literature,
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("Howie; :—Theology : entileston on Predestination (cow-
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Jeffereon's Clierge.—Pelity: Plan of &Mega Book and
Work fur Children —Riviegton's Annual Register for 1787
Roarue's I llusiratioes of Loreaz.i de Medici—Vie the la
Duchesee trOrleins—Wriddingtou's Visit to Ethiopia—
Voyages des Freres Ventitroli's
Theory of Merbanics—Memoirs of the Astronomic...l Society
of Learlon—Phillips's History of Vegetabhs—Madame de
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Nig. I— Pen Dwelt—Adam Blair—Carwiu—Sir R. Maitre-
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ITALIAN GRAMMAR.
This day was published, in royal 18,no. price 7s. boards,
the Third Edition of
GRAMMAIRE ITALIENNE, devio6,.! en IR
Lerosto, comfiest les dillattiona, Ira reastirtiosea et Ire
rteeptiatta, pour appressdre Is leucite kali. star, par le limpets
de la laocoe Fr-am:else, et quelquefois de la league An-
glaise, &c. &r.
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Nrwllionsberland, prayiag that the above Bill might Slot pass
anti, a law. He presented a similar Petitrm from die Ftr•
mete is the virility of the New Forest, in the county of
Southamption; and also a Petition from the Owners and
Occupiers of Land hi the huudird of Dunmore. in the
enmity of Essex. The Noble arid browned Lord liven stated
that be bad tire Petitions to present from the Ocetipieis of
Land, in live different Parirlier of the county of Corn•all,
to the ,ante 1-ffect. They were to have been presented by a
Noble Earl, bat who was prevented from &rinse on account
of his ladirpowsitioa.—They were severally resit and laid oil
the table.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE gave entire; that he would
on Tuesday next move the 'Avoid rearing% of the Scotch
Jury Bill.
Mr. Broken and other Members of the Hume of Cosa-
moss brought up the Five per Cent. Contract Bill, which
was read a first time.

SIIUTH AMERICAN STATES.
The 311arquis of LANS DOWN maid it bed been his 'Mien.
lion, if th• Noble Earl at the head of the T►easury had been
it hilt place, to have put a question to trim which be avoid.
dared of great public importance; it vrAv relative to the
political and commercial relations between this country anJ
the independent States of South America. If 10-1110170 W
should out pose a convenient time for his punier, the ques-
tion to the Noble Lori (Liverpool), be gave notice that he
would du so when it did not interfe►e with any other public
bissiness before their Lordships.—Ailjounied.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tauatomr, JULY 4.

LEATHER TAX.

Sir A. MICR ESTER presented a Petitine from the
Tanners of Belfast, praying for • repeal of the duties upon
leather —O,d. to be printed.
NEW WRIT.
Oa the goti. of Mr. K. DOUGLAS a sew writ was
o►dered to he issued for Wigtonshlre, in the room of Mr.
Jam«. ii•ater Blair, deceased.

PUBLIC CREDIT.
Sir E. Kll4 ATCHBULL primmirif Al; petition rims cer-
tain Fieekoltiers in the Como/ 'of Kee*, expreoshig their
dissent from a rider.which ;was tutrodoeed lots a Petition at
a late county vocalism of Kent. They spurned the idea that
the diets ruses of the counts:, shoisla operate ow oily to the
perversion of the judgment, but the dereliction of the moral
duties sof the freeholders of Kent.
CLERKS OF THE CROWN.
Mr. SKEFFINGTt)N meander' two Petitions : one from
Mr. Broome, Clerk of the Crown on the northern circuit,
and the ether from Mr. Johnson, bolding the same office on
the nortb-weat circuit, is Ireland, complainitig that their
vested rights, which they held by patent, had been invaded
by n Bill which had passed thrones Parliatnesit during the
present &scion, purporting to be a Bill for regulating pub.
lie cares is Ireland, and they prayed remuneration for the
loss they bail austalucd.
Sir J. NEWPORT said, that the duties of the office of
thew gentlemen bad been Iribilually performed by deputy;
and instead of complaisiag that their vested tights had berm
invaded, they should be very graisful that they were not pro.
scented seder a statute which prohibited the performance of
the duties of these offices by deputy. Ile had received sett.
rat communications, stating; that if that Bill passed 00 pen-
fiestas would hold the care. His answer always was, that
he did not care whether • gerelleinca held the office or not ,
all that was wattling was • competent person, soil if these
gentlemen were shove their business, others would be found
to discharge the duties of their Wire with fhleliry. The
fees whit h these gentlemen bad 'enjoyed were wrung fitim
the pockets of the unfortunate peasantry its Ireland.
Mr. GRATTAN said, if these Gentlemen auffered any
Iwo they had brought it ow themselvts, and it was full time
for Pauli:tomtit to Interfere:

The was °Mord to be printed.
ISLA N WOf GUERNSEY.

Mr.-H.G. BENNETT presented a Felon from F. Le
Marehast, residing at Guernsey, eomplatsing of tie ineffi-
cacy of the municipal t.ws or that island.
After a few words from Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST i■
explanation of the laws, the Petitions was laid ou the table.