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TlifOLoGy..

Brackenbilry', Fiity-three

NOVF.LS AND ROMANIES.
KOtZt:DtleS Nouveliette,and
Pastor's, Daughtc.r

Sermons
Holines's Treatises nn Reli-
gious and Script. Suojikts
Van Mildert's Sermons - •

PJETS Y.
Siinnnidea
To.ioWhiggo-Machia, or the
Battle ot the Whigs and
- Tories .
OriginAi Poetry, by a Mem-
ber of Christ's College,
Cambiidge
auaAl. ECONOMY.
Luccock on the Nature and
Properties of Wool
Ainslie's...l-attics for comput-
-• ing the Weight of hay,
Cattle, ?Le St c.

jamieson's-Trial in Court of
Conklence.
MfrntClNK.
Cabani's Slikncli 'of • Revolu-

tions ofM2ilical Science •
tuning's Naval, Niiiitary,add
Private Practioners' Ama-

nuensis
CLASSICAL LITILRATLIRE.
West and Pye's Pindar.

ARCHAOLOGY.

Archal)logia, or Mi,cellane-
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'BIOGRAPHY.
Memoirs of • Dr. Priestley,
- published by his Son-
Lire of Col. Hutchinson
Memoirs of a Traveller in

Retirement
voyAtEs AND TRAN;'ELS•
Carr's Stranger in Ireland
Collection of Modern Voyages
and TrA vets

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stroying thati rrtation ::,.:using l lead ache, Sense of
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Parts, all tOtil and 'corroding Ulcers, ScaoS, Lumps in_tne
Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms, of this
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Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Dr. . 2 e
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liQO N LOMO's GUIDE TO' HEALTH; or, Ad-
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.treat-
ment,, and most eth,:aeious Remedies for the following Dis
easn, WhiCh are nested of under their respective heads, viz.
• .Artirtiim ur M iseairiage ' , I odispositions,attehdant on
Asthma . 'Pregnancy'
•A p;-,et tie; - Loss of • . fraligestion .
,ls.arenness • juvenile Indiscretion
Billows Complaints ' . Lowness of Spirits .
C hlorosis Or G re:en Sicimess. Menstrual Evacuations
Child-hearing - Nervous Diseases - -
ConWmptious 'Organism, or Secret Venery •
Female Diseases Pregnancy
Fits ~ Phthisis, or Cough
Fluor Albits, or Whites Rheumatism
El Juin-ice, or ‘Vind Scrofula
Gleets • - .Seminal Weaknesses
Gonorrlura Scurvy
H,pectiondria, or Melan- Turn of Life,
cooly Complaints &c. tee. ' •
To which jis added, -nn Essay on the Venereal Disease„
Glit'ets„ and Seminal Weaknesses. The whole illustrati
and interspersAi With a variety of authentic frets never be.
fore, published.
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
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assistance he is inueli indebted ; they, as well as ,himself, •
have toed the remedies prescribed, and ,acknowledged their
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No. 29, Arundel.itreet, Sept. (3', I,i 6.
OR 'Thirteen rears I have relinquished all other
I: Practice for the Treatment of Venercial Coniptailits, and
the cure of those deficiencies winch are the'consequeitces of
a destructive habit. _ _

_Ti:. undoubted qualifications which 1 possess,•as a Mem-
her of the Royal College of Surgeons, timnerly 4-lin•geon
the Army, and the extent of my experience ir this peculiar
tine, constitute my claim' to that superiority' witicii
be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respec Love
general P.raciitiorler whose mind is liorasekt by aticis.i,ti
art iinniense, variety Of Disorders.
The very
.singularcomplaints of Disease and Debility, in
which from every part of the world t have been consul f.al,
must have considerably ciondneed- to my perfedcompiehen-
sion of the most complicated• Cases. , .
If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo-
ment, and if such Cases .of 'distressful disarrangentent ths)
exist, as those which are the consequences yt ail. habitual
vice, can any Man assume a better title- to treat- theirs iii :n
a regular Surgeon, resigning all, other 'Trochee for the "Treat-
inenj of these, and concentrating his at tentiOn atod studies to
this partictilai• point ?
In recent Cases of I nfeaion, all •Pain, Danger, and Dis.
.tress may be avnid:.!..l, and its the • first se:,ssltioits of local
Weaktn:-ss, much future misery iii be prcvented, by such
means of re-:minl.l6oli AS i restore health anti strengths to
t',;• Constitution. •
Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases hecotne
important, but it is the iacqUirtrusent of exciusive expe.iefice
isathsiS line to give a site and permanent restOrattott, even
whets other Pragition,:i's have tailed.
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The Irish Militia Service Bill was read a secctiyl
time, and committed for to-morrow.

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of the Commissioners for the year ending the 31st
of Jan. 807,—Ordered to lie on the table.

:Adjourned till to-morrow (thin day).

HOUSE OF COIVAIONS'

TUESDAY, FEB. 3.

The following Members compose the Committee
appointed to sit and determine upon the Petition of
Thomas Jones and other Eleaors, complaining of the
undue return of the Hon. Henry Bennet, for the
Borough of Shrewsbury-
-11211106 IN'tirr FAci. Osborne Markham, Esq.
Hon. N. Vansittart Ralph Sheldon, Esq.
WilFain Gore, Esq. A.m. John Ramsay
Henry Fawcet, Esq. Robert S. Carew, Esq.
Lord Viscount Folkstone Hon. Windham Quin
It. C. Ferguson, Esq. . Hon: Jocelyn Percy. • ,
1-16 n. C. Montgomery
Geo. Johnston; Esq. and Francis Homer, Esq. Nominees.

• After an observation from Mr. Iif.VRKA., the
Petition was ordered to lie on the table till the Re-
port-of the Bill ; and that the Petitioners be allowed
to be hearcbby their Counsel, at the Bar, in sup -
port of the allegations contained in said Petition.

Lord FOLKSTONE deferred his notice for leave to
bring in a Bill to Amend an A& of the 28th of the
King, for the better regulating the Trials of Contro-
verted Elections, from to-morrow to Monday next.
The Scotch Clergy Bill was committed for Thurs.
day next.
Mr. VANSITTART presented the Accounts of In-
terest paid on Exchequer Bills.—. Ordered to lie on
the table, and to he printed.
Mr. PARNELL. gave notice, that he would move
to postpone the Ballot on the County of Mayo Pe-
tition. -

Mr. cony hoped that the Honourable Gentle-
man would specify a day, as it was a case in which
the Irish Members in general were considerably in-
terested.

Mr. PAR ELL replied, that he should make a Mo-
tion to that effect to-morrow.

Mr. HENRY MARTEN gave a similar notice, with
respect to the Ballot for • the Downpatrielc. petition

Mit. DAVISON.

The ATTORNEY-GEXERAL rose, pursuant to. his
notice of yesterday, and after having mentioned that
Colonel Charles Herries and Wm. Bragge, Esq. had
been. appointed by hiS'Majesty, in consequence of the
Report of the Board of Military Inquiry, cotnmis=
sioners to examine the Accounts of the Barrack De-
partment, and that they had found their powers in-
sufficient to discharge the duties required of them,
moved for mid obtained leave to bring in a" Bill to
invest the Commissioners for the Barrack Depart-
ment with the same powers to examine upon oath,
and enforce the produ&ion of ,papers called for, as
those entrusted to the Comptrollers of "Army Ac-
count 3.

Mr. Ron approved of the Bill, but signified his
intention of moving, on Tiursday, that the opinion
of the Law Officers, upon whiah the proposed Bill
was to be founded, should be laid before the House.
—Leave. granted.. . .
Mr. GRATTAN presented a Petition from The Mas-
ter, Wardens, and Corporation of the Tanners in the
City of Dublin against the Oak Bark Bill.—Ordered
to be referred to the Committee upon said Jail.•
Lord TEMPLE brought up the Report of the Sierra
Leone Company Committee.—Ordered'to lie on the
table, to be printed, and taken into further consi-
deration on Monday next.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the East
India Judicature Bill, the Irish Treasury Bills Bill,
the Soldiers' SeduCtion Bill, and the Irish Gunpow-
der Bill ; which, with their Amendments, were se-
verally read a second time, and ordered to be read a
3d time to-morrow.

Mr. BIbDULPH renewed his notice for Tuesday
next, of a motion for inquiring into the best means
of alleviating the burthens of the people, by the abo-
lition of certain sinecure pensions, offices, and exor-
bitant fees, &c.
The Land Tax Commissioners' Bill was read a
second time, and committed for this day fortnight.
Mr. VANSITTAIIT brought up the Spirits Draw-
back Su:Tending •Bill —Read a first tirn, and or-
dered to be reed a second time to-morrow.

The Canada Yarn Bill went through a Commit-
tee.— Report ordered to be received to-morrow.
The House went into a Committee on the Tobac-
co AU Regulation Bill.
Upon. the House resuming, leave was given, pur-
suant to a Resolution of the Committeee, to• bring
in a Bill to allow Turkey Tobacco -to be imported
into Great Britain, in small packages.
It was ordered that the House go into a Commit-
tee, to-morrow, to consider the Aels relating to the
Trade to and from the Cape of Good Hope.
Mr. HYAM, from the Commissioners for the Re-
du&ion of the National Debt, presented, at the Bar
of the House, the Accounts ending the 31st Janua-
ry, I,Bo7.—Ordered to be read, and printed for the
use of the Membert.—Adjourned.

MAILS.
Atittvz,o—t Dublin, Waterford. Duz-3 Gottenburgh,
, Lisbon, I Vublia, i Waterford. .

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