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London, England, 1806-12-30 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF COMMONS;
MONDAY, Mc. 29.
-Several Members, among whom- were L-Ord Ken-
sington and Mr. Boiverie, took the Oaths end• their
Seats.
Upon the motion of Mr. SWAN, the consideration
of the Petition relative to the Penrhyn Ele&ion was .
discharged, and it was fixed:for the e..nth of Janteary. ,
The consideration of a Petition from the Hon: Mr.
1 Ponsonby, rela: lye to the County of Londonderry
Election, was fixed for the saine cloy.
Two Petitions were presented, complaining of - .
j the return for ,Horsham, and they 'Were appointed
. i for consideration upon the same day as that fixed
i
. . .. -for the Petition already before the.Houserespeaing
LAW LOOKS OF GENtRAI:USE.
t the saiid Eieedion.
Tin') De; ..ere euhtiseen . ,
By i, Ilutterww-th, Law- if oc.i.sellerz t. leer. f;trc.et, London, 1 . A Petition trom Mr.T.Jones against the return for . .
ilea ma) be had of aii Country Books:11m, '.l 'Shrewsbury was laid on the table 5 and upon the
Ihe Sconti,Enitinn, iv:to- teat ~,tuitions,-of , c.., .- ..,- , ;,t„. i 1
-1-, ; 0,1-..1t..-R S ma% irl t.11.1t it S.lottld be considered on
ri.F., LAW of LXKUTORS and ArYAIIM- • . , . •
. • STRAToitS. .• , . -
.i the first vacant day, namely, the Zd of Fenruary,
•Py SAM. 't.[ i.EK, E.,u *l4 irris4;er.'at 4.3 W. i 'Mr. JOHNSTONE. understanding that further tine
• - inh,.: las. 6,4e-te...
Tl.s Woik partici:hi ii: describes the 7:•,!•,ii-a, Powers, anti
Dmiis oi: t h.: axive Oni,:es, ai;d• iS hot ce,iineil ti, the use of . to this Petition, proposed.the t4t h ofFebranry.
Centlerneti in r!`.:!. Law, b!it iS c.i;euiarect tor the i;ifor.nation l'iste SPEA ATER l'edt it hk duty to ou-;erve, that
awl itllitimite it Pli,'atellirls. ‘l7'lo, in :-',4).' req3ett may be ' the proposed posti.ponement- would. be. a departure
cot-teethed With ,Exrcuturslip or Admi,,l,tratiens.
2, Vrice 'O. beards. closets' print f, A.., ~'ottipendiurin of the i from the general praiiiee of the HouSe in sucii cases,
Laws ,-,in-eting the l'o,,r,,tiroluding an' Abriilvnent or Di- ' the earli
l' t-st- Viicitnt .day he!ng uniformly fixed upon
ge.;t ()film-Vs Peor •Laws 'l' biz Writ!: is cali:ulated for Over- 1' in the first instance—and if any Postponexent were
seers, and other-Vat ish Otlii:ers, MagiStranis, ..nd .:11 Persons 1 .
concefited iu the 1100 r. Laws, being a 4; ).iijiit!V:i I‘Vr:lal.:ernent alterwardi required,, it was genera by the prac.,-tice?f
of tit... Law on all the subjects connezted with this Import- ; theHOuse-to accede tolt, upon -,ft2cial cause being
ant I.:'ranch of our Political lEeditomy. ! assignea. Having stated the practice on such occa-
Pri •
.3, ce '3s: 61 a
, boards, closely printed, n Ppitotne of the ,
stont, It was of coune for th . • • • discretion of e
I,„„; „ii,o,il,;id anti ,remmf, -wch„lio;•/,,,.,,,,, Re,„,s.mtr.. 7..
ages', Copyholih;, Lodgings, . Waste,, l'ixture.;, Notice to House 'to deterntine upon the course to be pa - , d
Alen .r. te'd tneat. Distress, Se, ezc•,by Wm. .wwdialL Esq•, in tflis instance. .
Lai (.•,:er at Law:
• i Some co
;N.B.- Mr. WoodfaiPs larger Work," on the same subject, conversation arose upon this point, in which
,trin he 11.4t1, price-11. ts. . : • , . i Lord HOWICE., Lo-rd H. PETTY, and Mr. ijr.INNET,
,4. Dr. Buro's I ustice of the P•'aCe and Parish 0 fficer,,the ' one of the parties' interested in the Petitien, took a
2201,1...n.6(.0e eel-N.:in:a and _considerably enlarged, inclutung ..
ift late adnidged Cays, and the Statutes to the present Time. ; Pano and concurred in the pleipriety el the Speaker's
By Win. rVoodlali, E$Q• Barrister at Law.- 4 vots. 21. 2s, I CtbittaiollS ; Mr. BENNET observing that the pro-
bards. • i posed delay would interfere with the Assizes.
.
-----. i Mr. JOHNSTONE then proposed . the sth of Fe-
. A CITALLFNGE.
binary; but after a few remarks from the Speaker :
A fiESSRS. ctiI3.RIE and Co. challenge the whole .I
/VI %voila to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Lord H. PETTY, the Hon. Gentleman Withdrew
an 4 method or Core have ailed or th,:-;&..,ire,t ctiL:4,-t. The i is motion, and the 3d of February was hied for the
pradlt e .ot many years in this particular branch of their pro.
consideration ef this Petition.
tension has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They
con-!
I
A. .Petition from certain EleZ;tors' of Norfolk, in
Tinkle to dfmt their studies to the treatment and cure of cer- .
trots Complaints, and that derangement of the system which the interest of Mr. Wodehouse, was laid on the
IS the'ill""ltten"°t a 4iest-f"t" habit. •I tis a rilci"nclu'lY i table. This Petition was read. la charged the Can-
truth, that the Mau I),efice ill this solitary vice brings on those, 1
-didates who were returned, I'viessrs Coke mid Wind-
Deficiencies and Debilities which l'rquent.ty. prevent and i ~ •1
whiner toe Matrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa- I ham. with having been guilty of treatiog, &:c.--
Ordered to be taken into consideration on the sth of
lion appilits unhappy vicunas all -the infirmities of old age. t
To such persons it must be a consoling icHecliou to know i ,-• ~ . . ,
revritat I .
Niattly may now, by. a new and. infallible :,irate ,o 1 treat- , ~
mem be restored to ilealth,
.strengf•t, acid iiianly viuoor. l.Olll-OSSIII.STON appeared 'at the Bar, and stated.
'Mess4. Currie and Co. b. tog regular :;tir'g-cons ot! the Royal i that His Maje;ty hod -bec.n wzlitZ.%d upon e. ith -the
conitsse, the idea of einpir.istu cannot possibly be attached i ' Addresses- of the H ....._ouse, TeltlliVe to Inc Navy Esti-
to their praelice; ftir nottnng but a thorough convithon, con-
firmed by maayyears experience, of the injudicious mocie of '1 mates, -and bad accordingly given erders that the
treatment .a,loptctl by tlle eCtlerai I rAaitioher ins the cure of I same -should betaidfbefore the Flonse, *.
Venereal Corniplaint, and that class of Di:flinty which ifievi- 1 Lovd Tr.mrLE gave notice that he would to-mor-
tably results from the indiscretions of youth, could induce
them to deviate from the usual s) stem, and by performing the I row move to have referred tit a Committee of the
post surprising (Nes, convince the world of, tlie,decidect su- l' whole Honse, the Ad of l 801; which permitted the
perioth y of th,:i r mode of treatment i
use of L
TSugar in Distillerieq and Bret.yeeies. The
Messrs. Currie and- Co. may be consulted .by patients of I
either sex, wits the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, 1 Noble Lord stated his obtjett to be,. first, to ascertain
at their House, No, /07, I latton GaVen. Letters front the whether it was pielUicabie—aed secondle, whether
Country rposieeshn, in, losing a hank- Note, suiting the .. __, ~, , , •
it u -Is necesse.), in the present state of our West
particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advice and t .`
Medicines sent' to any pact of the Kingdian. I India Trade, to -renew the pertnis-,ion.
The Noble Lord also
.gave tlotice that he would,
to-morrow, move to refer .to a Committee of the
whole House, the Report of the Committee of the
last Parliament upon the Woollen Trade, &e.
I
Lord Howicte, adverting to what he had stated
on a former day, relative to the means of theilitatine-
the progress of private Bills, observed, that be .had
since. consulted with those who were competent to
form a corral opinion upon that subjeli; and that
he should to-morrow move that the HOuse should
make •an Order that, -after fixing the time within
which private :Petitions should -be presented, the
House should occupy itself until half after. four
o'clock each day in receiving the Reports of private
Cesmailtiees, and in forwarding private bu_siness.
.The 2d of James the First being read, upon the
Motion of Lord Temple, the Noble Lord moved
that the House should to-morrow, in a Committee,
consider so much of the said Ael as relates to the re-
grating of leather.—Ordered, .
Mr. HENINZIKEIt gave notice, that he would, in
the course of the Session, bring forward a Motion
for the appointment of a Committee to consider the
state. of Ratnsgate Harbour.
Mr.,GaL,NvILLE move that the House should re-
solve into a, Committee of Supply.—Ordered.
Upon the SPEAKER'S leaving the Chair, there was
a general cry frequently repeated of" Mr. Hobbouse
to the Chair—Mr. Hohhouse to the Ch.die." That
Hon. Gentleman accordingly took his seat at the Ta-
ble, and is therefore to be considered as Chairman
of the Committees of Supply and Ways and Means.
Mr. GRE,NFILLE did nut feel it necessary so de-
tain the attention of the Committee by. any
remarks upon the Motions he was about to
submit, as they exaaly corre,ponded with those
agreed to in the last year, it not being thought expe-.
dient to make any alteration in the amount of our
naval force. ' AlthOdgh he declined to make any ob-
' servatien at present, he ,should of course avail him-
self of his right to reply to any retnarlis that might be
made, upon this subject. The Right Hon. Gentle-
man concluded with moving the following Re-
sOlutions, which were unanimously agreed to
t 20,000 Men for the Sea Service, for the year 1807, including
' aa,ooo-Masines.
z,20,0001. for Wages to the same, • for 13 months, at the rate
of it.. 17. 'per man per month..
2.,964,0001. for Victualling for 13 months, at .the rate of
li. iSs. ,per man per month.
4,630,00 A. for Wear and Tear Cif Shills, fit. A. per man it
• month. -.. •
390,0001. for Naval Ordnance.
' The-House resumed, and the Report was ordered
to be broingln up to-neorrow.
Mr. iVit)ottE brought in, a Bill for extending tl c
time for the sale of Mr. Bowyer's Pna'areS by Lot-
tery. Read a tirat, and ordered to be real 4 secued
time—Adjourned, .
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l'A YLo Susgeitii, :No. q,• New Bridge-street,-
•
Lottdon.
,S s R Edinburgh, May a, tBocr.
N the
.Spring of 1794 I was -ailliaed, with a
Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indilrer-
ence for five months; but was titan oblieest to apply to a
regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the viru-
lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications)) tor; some
time; but gr,wittgoin spite of ail median:is and the 'advice
of the. first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and
wore for two years-. I was reduced to a state aimost un-
paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated front head to foot.—,M throat, mouth,
nose, legs, arms, Sec. have been alternately in danger of.
beeoming useless ; in • short, I have had from twenty to
thirty eating ulcers on Inv body, and nearly totally de-
prived of sighto:---It would be volotiiinSnis to particula-
roee all my case—sulliee it to say, there never was, or ever
t. will be, one of a snore dangerous, or of a .more compli-
cated nature. 1 was long looked upon by my friends, and
imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in,
deed. in my then death was preferable to my
snore, than :miserable state. In this dreadful situation did
I drag -a • most. • miserable ex is nmve, till DI% int; Providence
threw in soy way, a Ns:no:paper containing she . ease of a
Mr. ft. of Plymnuth--tny :fiends read it, I could not.—l
;sent and procured some of your LEAK E PATENT
which, by u6nr trom thoe to time, anonow, anti
have bug bee.; (alter more than four years iodescribable
dtoress), to a. good a state of health as ever I eojoyed • as a
prOolot this,' I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born go
me feW months ago.- In gratitude to God, and-in hopes
of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to
publish this; and you may at any tittle refer persons who
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further para•
culars'', to me or my friends, by letter or person.
' As few cases for badness w ill ever equal mine, and none
exceed it, I have from experience every -reason to assure
mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a
sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, for than most dread-
ful s.age of the Venereal Disease,. which, is called a- tow.
LUE4. 10i1N TIiQMPSON.
* Insurmountable -family reasons prevent making my
name and address public; but creditable persons really
wanting information may-also be referred to me and my
friends lay Mrs. S. Clark,. Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh.
• . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor
T. TA Y LOU, 'Member of the. Royal College- of. 4Surgeons
' in London, at his house, No. o• New Bridge-street,
Where he witEgive Advice without -a fee, to persons tak-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post-
paid, on the sane terms, observing in all cases the most
inviolable secrecy. no person's name or case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular•request, by the Pro-
prietor, during the course or .more than thirty-six years,
that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom.
They are 'also sOldlay his Appointment, i'or the conve.
Dieoce of those living .at a distance, by Mr. Baxter,
south-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas-
gow, to whom also-Mr. T. refers for his address; at the
Portumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr.
Rabat:ones Toy-snots, No. os3, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis-
.boreuon's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, `pearly opposite the Mo-
:. nutnem s Mr. SteePsy- Bookseller, _ o. t, Union-row; Little
owtt-hill; MI. Bull, Dane-street, Dublin; and by one
.;:entsla rir every coosiderable town in. 'Great-liritain and
• irelatot; in .Boxes of only. ZS. 9d. each, sealed up with
- full sod plain diredions, whereby pet-Sons of either Sek
TiA;Ay cute rstetrselves with ease and secrecy.
. 15. Every Box sold in Crest Britain is scaled up
S-tamp, on which, toy- savour of . cOMriliS-•
• is 'l,7"lllterc at • the !.santo-Ot'sice---"."1'.
brid,oostree.t," to isnOte which is felony, and
are cutsrocrien , •

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