The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-04 00:00:00

WESTERN DISPENSARY, CHARLES.STREET,
W MTH I ?IST ER.
A QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING
of die.GUYERNORS of ibis CHARITY, .ill be
Whim ot s r Dioprosinwoo THURSDAY PIEXT, tM Stli
issiant, at EON otkielt in the Davin precisely.
By Order.
WM. LINDEMAN, Secretory.
Upper Crowo.street. Westminster,
July 3, 1920.

THE LAST sad ONLY DAY WEDNES.
DAY, July H. when the Lottery finishes, sad
ALL FOUR PRIZES of £30,000,
Besides 5$ other CAPITAL:4. Moroi slid Consols, MUST
BR DRAWN.
CARROLL, Cordrsetnr,
19, Cornhill, and 28, Oxford-street, London, where War-
ranted Ussdrawn Ticket% and Shares see Selling; show at all
his Agent% in the Country.
CARROLL Shared and SottLio the last few Months—.
2;187 £3B,oeo 7,003
714
1,345

FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
Recommended by the late Dr. Hasler sad other ensiseat
Physicians.
HUDSON AND COMPANY respectfully
inform the Pithlir, that leaving bad continsal objec-
tions to the furrier manse of " HUILE DIVINE," they
have, at the migration of unmermas Friends, adopted that
of " BOTANIC OIL," as more appropriate, it being toads
frees • manuscript recipe of Culpeper, the celebrated Eng-
lish Botanist.
Where the Hair has Celle* off from iim era, perspiration,
dawn of climate, ie. the Botanic Oil will infallibly re.
store it. Is ordinary cases, • Is. MI Bottle will prove its
efficacy; but where there has bees great neglect, or where
the party is advanced its life, a certain perseverance is ne-
cessary. See irstimoseials of its efficacy is a Dissertation
ime the Hair endowd emend each Bottle. It is also much
esteemed by ladies for divisive the Hair; it makes it, if
ever so bush, beautifully soft sod glossy, keeps it in curl,
and imparts a reviving grateful perfume. Price is. U.
7s. 6d. and Otte Guinea.
Sold by the Proprietors' wholesaleageot, Mr. Atkisson,
' Perfumer, No. 44, Cserrard.street, Solio.square; Medics.
Gaiter and Pierce, 67, New Bond-street; Meson. Bayley
and Blew, Cocksper-st net ; Mr. Rigge, 66, Chearide ; sod
by most Perfeenieve nod Strdicioe Venders is Ike Kingdom.
Also HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, for
heautifyisg and presening the Teeth, faatesiwg flume that
are loose, removing the tartar, sod oaring the scurvy is, the
gums, wed infallibly preventive the Tootle Ache. Pried
ts. ltd. a Bug.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEIVT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Jocir 3.

APPEALS.
The LORD CRANCISLLOIL moved that their Lordships
should sit at tea o'clock u■ Wediresday toorasiug, as usual,
to hear Appeal Causes.—Agreed to.
Mr. Brogiles, Mr. Treistayne, Mr. Littleton, awl other
Members of the House of Commons, brought up the bee-
keepers' Rates Bill, the Demerara Free Poet Bill, the Li-
re-am Brewery Bill (Ireland), the Labourers' Wages Refit.
1116011 Bill, Tomkinies Pictu►e Lottery Bill, the &dims Gas
Light Bill, and several Private Bills, which were severally
r(1111 a first time.
The Barbadoes Free Furt Bill was read a third time awl

Nasal.
The Special Constables Bill *ad the Quarter &ohm Ap-
peal Bill were read a second tune.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
AUCKLAN D gave hOilft that he would to-tnnrr•W
Move the second reading of she Insolvent Debtors' Bill.
The Commercial Credit Bill (Ireland) was eutataitted.

COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, he held in his
hand the first Report of the above Committees and
hoped he would be allowed to say • few words on
presenting it. He would detain their Lordships
but a short time, as it was not his intent*. 4444 then to
enter fully into the ,object. He thought it neces-
airy to premise that he should not propose any
specific measure to their Lordships founded upon
this Report during the present Session. To this
reserve he was induced by various motives, the
principal of which was, that as the subject related
in a great measure to tite lazes and flimsier' of the
country, any measure coomected with it must,
according to the forms of the Constitution,
originate in the other House of Parliament.
Those Noble Lords that assisted him in the
Committee, and generally acted . with lain in
that House, had cotton 111 l icated to him the necessity
they saw of his Majesty's Ministers immediately
acting on the Report, as the commercial interests
of•the country and the Colonies demanded it.
The regulations proposed by the Committee re-
lated to limber imported into this emissary, and
gave the preference to that from the Colonies, to
timber imported from the Baltic. It was impossible
for lion not to see in this instance, as well as in all
others, the danger of giving partial relief, without
Ining enabled to extetid it to all branches of trade
that were 111 a state of distress. He trusted that
their Lordships would agree with him, that the
measures proposed by the Report would be condu-
cive to the welfare of the empire. Those great
principles that all nations ought to be iiillueoced
by, had nut been forgotten by the Committee in
giving their attention separately to thin subject, and
he hail no doubt but their Lordships would agree
In what they (the Committee) thought was most
beneficial in the way of relief. Its laying this Re.
port on their Lordships table, he trusted that it
would be received without any party feeling, and
that his Majesty's Ministers would pay that attesi.