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London, England, 1807-01-27 00:00:00

IMPROVED MINERAL TEF 111

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THE NOBILITY and GEN l'itY Are most re-
speftfally accommodated with the same, by A. FA-
-1...•.111t, and J. DELAFONS, 13, Woburit-pia.e, R n 55.1-
,4.1'11,, where every denciency, even of timg:tm, is iupplierl in
u,* most secure, pleasant, and agreeable manner. To this te-
c matron of the mouth succeed: the comfort of mastication,
elide the voice resumes the charming p..' of tone, and ea-
t.r.ies of modulation, and the harmony of the features are
11 .in re.to•ed to the grace which nature Ent gave them.
Mr. ',Alvin, porfeftly acquairitAl with the preparation of
Compotatioss, front an experience of fon:teen years,
1..; otreeedid in making his Teeth so incorruptible, that he
• e3gage to reralsee them, fret of expence, if they ate ever
k sewn to wear or change, colour.

WARREN% MILK of ROSES, for the Skin,
ptepar..l wonte only by RICH &RD ROSSER, who,
t. outman. and wove it to the publie, •nd at a 'vanity to
than and himself' halo thin a ,eroa- hments of dneeiamn and
iajoawe, h.e, h,firre the ►.. x! Ilt.tyor, taken the following
olth

" I. It ifitlrd Romer, Perfumer, No. 3, Skinner-street,
reainterl from rheapode, Apprentice. Putney,
Swent•law, end Soccessor, to the late ft triter! WarrenY7'er•
f lower, do make with to the following elfett That the value-
•• and justly esteemed Article, called, ' Wairen% Milk of
i..e rind, intention of the sal I ft khan.' Warren, can
o.i'y be prepared by myself, the ',AA Richard Warren bovine,
the :list year of my apprenticeship (in I 778), imparted to me
tit .ecr. t, cid to ow other person whaiet,i, either in wining
0"-•erwoe, and notructed me alone in the art of preparing
the said Ankle; and whi:h has been abuse there twenty-mama
”a•s prpared oy rue, Richard Rof:nr, only, and cannot be
Nat or prepared by any otuer ;will whomsoever. I do,
therefore, in the above solasin manner, inform the Public in
general, that any tither person er persons assuming the name
of Warren, by tailing; their of Roma, %Vairen's Ntlit of
it"'-r, et-, be rifeli a false :Amnion, Rout 41 4 grow inkling..
Mon on the Pubic, and an un';unf6ohle violation cf tr..,h.
" Sworn at the Manson-houie, London, thin :Not .1-ty-of
tanti, nefore use. " JAMES 131 AW, Mayor."
ICI-I I) .110553'.12 ."
" None is genuine whatever without these words on the label:
Nair-n's fatiik of Roses for the Skin, pre oared genuine only
Itieltall ko•sru, and sold 'iv Warren and Rosser, Per-
f4rnats ((nun Cheepride), at No. 5, Skinner street, Snow-
kin ; N 3d, W rwielt-4tnret, Giiid.:noquale, and St James's;
attloor Shop, N.). 13, George slice, Both. Price t. *s and li.
St &Mkt to pi °portion.

HATIDSAL LIG!IT AND HEA f C.)%IPANY.
For the Introduction Coke and Gis.Lights.
APPLICATIONS from various parts in Eng-
land, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, urge me to explain.
t ..t by earboniung, instead of burning Fuel, the whole weight
and substance is sired in Coke, Oil, Tar, Arnmonial Lignor,
Ac sous Acids. and pure Ws (hith,to waited in nub: loos
smoke). which alone is worth 151, per Chaldion in Light
Tina Gat flowscold and transparent as air, in any tubes. to any
place, and burns clearer and brighter than Wax and Oil. It
may light all Rooms, Halls, Si, it's, Streets, Squares, Roads.
and Coasts, and serve as Fire and Light for every Culinary pur-
pose. Hausa it is proposed to establish Public Parish Ovens
in Cain; to Issue Stoves, &e. bkr distant Houses :tad Mann-
factories; to grim Licences. Inurisetiow, and Drawings,
throughout the Rea!in and the Colunie•, on a rea.inable Scale.
Of the Sae, Lights, ai.d Products required. The saving is
above gin. an every Chaldron of Cab!, and as much in priipor-
lion hewn Timber, arc. All modern contrivances to save Heat
are reverted, and proved by experiments, elucidating Count
Rii,nyord's ingenious principles, how his best Furnaces lust
above one-third of the Heat generated.
To fulfil my original promo; AM satisfy several Country
Gentlemen. Subscriptions will hencorfonh be received at the
mostrespectable Country Banks, whither my ISMS,
and Share Receipts will be transmitted, awl where the depo,it.
are to remain tal called for by the PrOtiiii4olll CCODITIttt:t Or
Trustees.

Twenty Thousand Fifty Poirot Shares conditur• a Million
et Capital, of which One Hundred 'fhousaiid Di,bursement.,
at 51. Deposit, will only As waiting. The other calls will be
radially deducted from the Disitends.
Five Shares, to lie), only 31.; Fifteen, 21. 12e.; Thirty, 21 ;
Siaty, ;an Hundred Shares and upe ads, 10s ; with •
written AcinusrlAgruent tir the Reinairrl,r of the Deposits,
when railed for by the C immittee. Five Shires to have
Orke Vete; Fifteen, Two Votes; Thirty, Three Vnt's; Siete,
Four Voice ,• an Hundred And upwind% Fit, Votes. Fitly
Snares are eligible for a 0, motor or Director.
wirisoß, Inventor. Patentee, and Founder.
97 and 92, Pall-Mall.
Subscriptions of Singh. Shares continue to be received at
the Banks of Sir Matthew ISlualiain and Co. Gracechurch-
street ,• Messrs. Devaynes and Cu. No. 39, Pall-mall; and at
thu Office, No. S 7, Pall-mall. _ _

Attendaiiio in the Committee Room, for Fsplanatiors, &c.
from Ten till Four o'Cloclt ; and Piri., at the Otke.
Experiments mod Illuniiii trion wall cont.que, for Pablic
Conviction, every Mo tday, Wc.lintsday, and Friday Evenings,
at Eight o'clock.
Nod-Sutocctlaers pay ss. of which SI. are showed on Sub-
scription ; 'I hice Ticket*, 108.6 d. and twelve ditto, 11. Is.
Four Pamphlet. are Sold stll.. and ha bd. at this Oflke at
Mears Iticaardsou.', Royal Eactiange; and at Mr. Chapples.
Pall-mall.

Just pubfiihed, PLAIN QUESTION and ANSWFRA,
eluci,lathig the whole ; otay be had at *I. or Six Coeur
tot 11.

very numerous MEEral.; of WEST-
A INDIA PLANTERS and MERt HANTS, held of
tin. tht instant, at the London Then., the i.di.w.ng PETI-
TION to the HOUSE of Lt )RDN, seaingt the BILL for
the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE, we.. Unani-
mously agreed to, and was presental, on the Yid, to that House
of Parliament
To the Right Ibnowede the torah Spiritual and Temporal,
of the Milted King 'am of Great Britain and Ireland, ail

Parliament assembled :
The humble Petitiou of the Planters, Merchants, Mortgagees,
Annuitants, aird i.ttete•ted in the British WQ:•lndia
Colooirra. wars, 0/11111/ an: hereunto heave/ Weeds
gnawer 3,
That your Petitioners obeerve, with the deepest regret and
alarm, that a Hill a now dependiug before your Lerdsiiips, for
the Abnl twit of the Slave Trade.

That the Trade to Africa for Labeurets has been, for a great
number of years, ssectioned, apsrurod, sad encouraged, by
linval Chart- s 1,4 proclamation., and by rvpeated Acts of the
British LezWature, which dee:are, to the most freetble fan-
g:Jag«, . ni.nt anxious drift to regulate, extend, secure, and
preserse, [lll4 sirade, pronounced by Parliament to be highly
edran.aeenut to Gnat 'lntent, and necessary for +up:dying
her Plantatihis and Cr:dunks with a staLcient number of
ticgroer.
That the British Wes: India Col.mies were settles, and have
ever been e.iihrsted, under the demi, faith of those chasten
and preclainatioas, and of th.uw t"s have dr. • rmed
the Wesoludit Coionms in tSe moat peefeet aourasice and
c mfidenec, that y stioula continue to obtaio supplies of
laboured from Afri. a.
T... the cultisat'ari of 01040 Colonies cannot be carried on
without two•lies of African labimier.; and that the settlhig
of the interior of those idarls, which is groan. coati:fire to
their safety, cannot be promoted, if the Slate Trade shall be
abolished.

Ton if the BM should be passed into a law, the worst con-
sequences will 'mite from it ; destructive in their teadence,
not only to the properties of Inc British Planters an/ of their
creditor, whose fortunes have aeiined in caltiniting the
plantations in the West Indies, and ere now *sewed upon
them, but Also deeply injurious to the interests of the Briti•li
Empire at large; as all desvipti ins of property, in this king-
dom, must suffer most severely by the effects of • plan that
shall operate to destroy the ceat capital invested in lie British
West-India Colonies, and to, t off a commerce which ,says in
duties, annually, to (ire .t Brlmii, upwards of three minions,
employs more than sixteen oneurd sea .uen , courthouse ewe.
third to her whole exports, and ei.eshird to her impost', con-
sumes, annually, of her inaloractures and produce, six ini!.
lion., and which is pre-eminetitly distingu:slied as the most
secure and inlependent source of nation I prosperity, and •
principal support of the naval superiority nf this country
That this reassure, if it should be carried into effect, must
diminish, In a very few years, the property invested in the
British West-India ',lands, and open the means or hastening
the progress of rival C13:0111t i ; muit fartud the stipple of losses
of negro population, which general causes, re accidents, or
diseases ;.eculiar to the cli.,iate, occasion, and which humane
arid proculsirt management is unavailing to prevent; must
stop the toinpleeou of estaashmerits already begun at a great
expr..ce, and put an end to the ii.crease of small settlers in t:.e
interior of the islands, tio nece.sary (or their security ; and, in
short, must indo9 extreme present injury, and eventaal decay
and ruin upon those Colonies.
That an immediate consequence of the Abolition will be the
fossil the unite population of the Colonies, at present com-
posing the militia, the principal detence of the country, by
taking away the haps and the means of bettering their fortunes,
their ugly inthicement for going to those islands.
That inane peanut in the West India Canines, aimed, set-
tled and attacned to the soil, will, (morn tile same esuot4,
emigrate 1,/ COU•-14.11 where they wit ineet with more eitcou-
ragernent an I protecouti; and that these who mu-t, from rue-
ceraity, remain, will be left exposed to all the calamities attend.
alit open revisit aid insurrection.
'Filet the operation of the 8,11, if it shall pan into a 1.1.,
will be to violate the system of co'cinial law, relative to pro-
perty, the provisions of families, and the securities of cred.tors.

. .
Tnat your Prtitiencrs assure your Lordships that their state-
ment; are found3,l on the bars of troth i that they are ad-
vanced by these who.. Licit knowlerlr, and whore due and
fair regard to their own welfare, aff.rd them the beat upportu
nines of forming coeieet cenclusions; and that they can be
established by evidenca.
That the agitation of the question of an Abolition of the
Slay. Trade, to at all time" liter:ant with great unrchof; aril
that your Petitioners must •iee, with peculiar alarm, a rr.ewed
discutneit of that quieston, at a pe,iod when the eant:•u:e of
a Black Pew o in the rseiglibourrio .4 of the moat important
British istanJ in the We.. Indies, affording a memorable and
dreadful lesson, rev •riled in characters id hlai..d, of the issue
of doctrines intimately, constelirly, and inseparably, omnected
with the Abolitivn of the Slave Trade, ought most powerfully
tuba.. iscoleated the neespoity of discouittenancr..g all such
driscue,ions, which tend to altenate the minds of the Negros,
in the B itish West ludis Colonies, from a state of subordination,
and which hold tenth no poonoct whatever of real goof ; b ;t,
on the contrary, if persevered in, will be a fruitful source of
enormous evil.

That your Petitioners shrink with horror from a cnotenepla-
lion of those scenes which that country has fr.ghtfully exhibited
That tor/beam° (moot be authorised, without pnaui of de-
linquency ; aori that the charaflers of yo tr Petitioners have
been traduced, but delinquency has rimer been prneyd.
'that your Pentionerl, duly weighing thew c.insiderations,
cannot c•inientnlato the visibility of your Lordships' assenting
to .great a seeriflV• of the national resources, at a juncture
when those resoos .1 are sore than ever he:emery to enable
the country b, make need against the most forinidable enemy
it •;e, bat to eunteod with ; but. ahould such a sarnfice, eon
trary to their rerionable expectations, be made, your Petition•
ers no, on behaif of theniebirci, and of all other parties ag•
griestd, ri:it.e their .I.le.bil byprel to the jostle. of the Logos-
!attire, for prottction of their nidivetuel interests; and do, with
reel flefertswe, assert their uovritt,nable riot to furl anti
ample Cu.npris•at ens for ad lanes nr injures to ;property *loch
shall be cl,ar4 deduced from this unlookel fir and entraordt•
liars revolution m :hat system of Irw, under which the mo
they country has establisoed and hitheniimairstal old Ler Cole-
arm. Yos r PetitSmere therefore humbly pray, that the said
Rill may not pass into • law, sal that they may be
hear I at the bar of this Right Hon•itirable Hu•eie, be
thein•eves ortmeir Counsel, &pion the same, awl that
they may be permitted tol,ru•luce eTidence.
And your Petitioners shall ever pray, &c.

CHELSEA HOSPITAL, Jar. 19, 12G7.
THESE are, by Order of the flight Hohntieuh7e
the Lord. and others, Cominesiouen for managing th-
Ataini of the ktIYAL HOSPITAL, al to
g.ve Breit., that all Out Pelomintrs (as well Lonelier, .ss
othets) belonging to the said Hoopital,residlug
within twenty-6re mites diemor„ are required to appear err-
wnally and regimentally, at the Secretary's Ofh.se, in the slid
Hospital, on the respective Days undermentioned, from N-nn
.'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, When
thy will be paid Halt • Year's PCIIIN)II in advance, to Mid•
summer neat, with an A ignientation, in pro„rortion to U. ir
dim:ov and length vice, oce.uodsog rn Hie 111..jest.'s now
Reg;ilat.ons in their favour.
On Mr.sid. y, the 261, January.—The Posolomms from the
14 Regimews of Life Guard. ; the ism fr and 94
Troops of Horse (Roods; th. lite Ist gJ •Froops ea Horse
Grenadier Guard.; me Royal H..rse (tumid, (Niue*); she
Dragoon rinards ; the ad, 4ih, aryl 7t ii R voleitts of Horse ;
arch arose horn the 14 to the 4th Regimerits of Dragentri,
On Tuesday, the 27th January.—The Pe:Wooers from tl,e
Drago.ini,' with all the re:mamma Regiments of Dirgrami,
UN ',enable Cavalry, the British Legion of Horse, and those
from the Royal Waggon Train. -
On Werhieklay, the finish January....-The Pensioners horn
the Ist Regi neat Fnot Guards.
()to Thur,day , the 29th Jarivary.--The Pensioners from the
2,1 Regiment en F•rot Guards.
On Friday, the 30th January.—The Peasioners from the 3el
Regiment of Fo-C (Marls
On tiaturdiy, the .11st January—Those ftom the Ist to the
9th Regiments of Foot, inclusive.
On Monday, the 2.1 February —Those from the 10th to the
29th Regiuse.its of Foot, inclusive
On Tuesday, the 31 February.—Tlmie from the 21st to the
3Uth Remote is of Feet, inclusive.
Un %Veirt"'"-ari the 4th Femur,/ -s-Those from the Zlrt to
the 47th Regiment. of For.t, inclusive.
Os Thursday, tie sth February.—fnose from the to
the 58th Regiments of Foot, inc usive.
On Fob iy, the fah February —fnose from the 59th to me
65th Regiments of Foist, Inc o i.e.
j On Saturdaysthe 7th Fe.ruary —Those from the 66th to the
76th Regiments or Font, inclusive.
o.i U., i•Liy, the Stn February.—Those from the 77th to thre
Regitr.ents of Foot, inclusive.

00 the. 10th Feimuors.—Tiime from the 101st to
the 1.1,d Regiments of FOUtt +-%1111. the Pen.4o4ectt
from the Kas.;'s ar.lQueeto's Gernbott Rego/sews, the rtf,i,.en
Corp.,Corps,Lo>d Irish, Lord Stntt..vetPs, %hitt, Waller',
mid Fisher's Lowe, the Queen's Ra..gsts, Feem..te
Rapti Garr.s.ot Smut ion, Liolise Phu, and laacaohne V
lout or.. the R0v..1 Hrep.tat vire, the fteyrti Veteran *iota.
hoot, whit the Itoyat o..rrison listreinnt.
0., Wed.oes.iav, the I lin 1,-rorry —The PensiOtra f, own
the Lte Fidepeodent torep.ootes t Inside, with tome .rous
the itsdoced Regiments of Marines; aho the

On Th.-n. 427. the 12tb Fehruary —The Lettermen at Is
per day the St...tourer fr row Ove.lte:e Guards, at Nine pence.
oer d.iy ; also, the Serjeants disband,d toper the late Ind -peon.
eat Coineentes, who receive IS. per day; with those Serjeusta
d scharged, on account of bliudnese, at Is. bd and Corporals at
Is. Yd per day
(10.1 lodly, the 19th F.hruary —Th.se Privates discharged.
on account rit blittdrieas, at Is. per day; cairn tO.AO discharged
from Cie Royal Veteran Battalions, who receive the increased
Pension of Is. per day.
On Saturday, the 14111 February.—The Pensioners discharg•
ed from the Royal Veto rat, Battalions, oho receive the tocreas-
ed penoon of 9.1. per day; also the Private Gentlemen oho
rec,r,rn ivinusurs from the late lint and Snot Troops of
Horse Guards. And that MI Out-pensioners, as weft Letter
r.en u others, beloaging to the said Hospital, who live at a
greeter dotance than twenty•five miles from London, and
those in Scotland and Irerand, are hereby ermined and com-
manded, after the Path of June next, and aria. every succeed-
ing 23tb otJ one and 2.3:11 of Deee.. her, until further order,
t apply to one of His Majesty's Justices or tne Peace, in the
neighbourhood 'brie they reside, and mike tine foUn.org
Affidavit, which the said Maeistrate tor the County, City, Bo-
rough, or Riding, before wheat the Pensioner appears, wJI
sign and date, roe.
came before me, cne of His Majesty's Jitetices
of the Peace (or the County of , and made oath, that
he was admitted an Uut-Pensioner of Ctodsea Hospital, nil tee
day of I 7 ,or Id , from
Regiment of ccoonadded be
was hint 'ged years, was discharged for
and that he :to otherwse provided for by
the Public, but as a Pensioner of the said novae:, at
per day, and now lives in the Paroh oaf , it the
County of
Sworn before me, this day of 183 ."
The Affidavit, drawn according to the above loon dated
and attested ray a Magistrate, It to be pet in a cover, end sent
by the General Post„ ilrieMed thus Ti the Richt lie.. the
Partroister•Gen Horse Guards, I.ondon," and to roe+ thirt
corner of Sit" CON,' " rPI-11,,1101.4 Affido•its." And
Counterparts, or Duplicates of the mil iVfidavita, are to be
reserved by the Oat-Pertsienes respeetiver, to ,>e 4ritirihlt ,isto
such pus .ns as stall tre ducats& SO ray ti, m, that they may
lie satisfied that all such at roar Um-Pensions AO' 11,5
real POSOIIS entuled to receive the memo, And to the end that
the Comonssioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may has
satiatiol that the l'eaConers are the room Protons who h vs
pas Geo their Examivation, it is hereby further direa"-d, lir t
4.,cit of them who have served in, and have beds& direhareed
Irmo, any of the Itcgiraents. orindepeorkoit Companio. ',
vends, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not t, noh.
Affittariut such Reg rent or Cons,itny of !ovoids. • T
Royal V stereo Rattal.on., in which they wee/ last, b.' 1. •
Relgonent,Treop, or Corps of the Army horn winch li.te wee
first direhargsd and recommeodel, and received at Cliolo•
Hospital. And as the General Paiinents in Great Britain aodl.•
land, a: the cod of the mooing six month, are celloa:1,
hued by the places of resideoce mentioned by the Pen-o• .1%
who are muattied at Chelsea in per-.u, or ni the body (ire
preceding half ycar!yr Afhdavin or those wilts rave at a ee•tytkic,
it is hereby ordered and diredtd, that no Perron who shod
change the place of his Abode. civets in at hi Mester, .ir awe.
heel in his Affidavit afueesaid, mid who may all.;:y tor h.. Pen.
Oon (except...le to 11,e Olficers of Excise o-a est such P ace
[[stale,, sh dl ter .1•C the same, utile.. it by the tarts.
hca.e or re.proOrable persons. that soch rem•orai was through
imayoslatOo necessity, which he or th. y roofd not firorstes, na
prevent ; a..rl that if any rt:,.Si,alPf 1140 (.31.1.1Oktia'y attempt
to rcce.vc a doable payment of the PenaOsii, either at Chelsea,
or at rbffer..ic o;aces, he 'hail Gnarled[ „lb the Lists.
Lastly—!n is neediest, tfot twoe wt.: W e•de-ed to ow the
Par Li-SS of the soot Flos, ital, :Mud!, dto rewire any be.
nefit therefrom, who shall not act ag otab'y teethe. Iselin,' avid
Directions, particularly its und.ng their Bart-yeaily Arh.loide
to the Paymaster-General, as ahose duetted, and to to, omen
Ofbest Which several of tt:c eirh•ohii is have et tate e1f.,1 aro
IghltrOlio Is, Or seat them hoer...oar In Omer Dr. Sr, '....5e.
G. Al'S r, Secretary and Register.