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London, England, 1804-04-18 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORdNANCE,

. . March 31, 1E0.4.,
THE.
PRINCIPAL OFFICIERS• of lIIS MA-
yES 1.1.'s OR ON A /VC E do here/9, give Notice, Thar
Proposals will he received at their Office in St. Nargaret-street,
Irestminyter,- on or •before Monday the 24d of April ntxt, from
such Pertons at may wifiirw under,..z.):c the SUpply of IRON-
MONGERY ARTICLES fo,.the Service of this Department,
upon ContraEl for a period of Three Years. ,
Patterns of the Articles to ,be supplied, may be viewed at the
principal Storekeeper's Of/ice at the rawer, and ;be .Terms, COP_
ditions,. and other Particulars of the CottraEi, may be known upon
application-at the iYecietary: Office, in St. Margare:-street, any
day -between rise hours of Ten and Your o'Clock, where the •Propo-
sals are to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the Oatside," Pro-
posals tor the Supply of I ronmongin.y Articles for the Ser.
vice of the Ordnance Department ;" brit no Proposal" can be
adniitted after the Said 2,3 d of April.
liy,Order of the Boa,d,
R. H. CREW, Secretary

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• • Lately published,
Elegantly printed in One Vol. °Ray°,
Dedicated, by permission, to His Royal Highness Prince
William Frederick,
SERMONS on several Subjc4s and Occasions.
By GEORCE,VANBRUGH, L.L. B.
ReCior of Aughton,. and Chaplain ,to• His, Royal. Highness
Prince William Fmterick.
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This Ity•was published, price ss. -
AN lIVIPROVED METHOD of TREATING
- STRICTURES of the URETHRA.
By THOMAS \VHATELY,
Member of the Royal College or Surgeons, London.
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Pradical Observations on the Cure of Wounds and Ulcers
on the Legs without Rest; price 75,
Observations on Mr. Home's Treatment of Striaures of
the Urethra; price 25. 6d.
Praaical Observations on the Cure of the Gonorrhoea
Virulenta in men ; price ts. 6d.

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KEY to BONNYCASTLE's MENSURA-
TION : containing the Solutions to the Questions left
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in the last Edition. The whole explained in as easy andiami-
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7. The Gentleman's Mathematical Companion, for 1804
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DUELLING.
On Monday, April 23, will be published, Price 3s.
rrHE TRIAL at Large of WILLIAM SPAR..
LING, Esq. and SAMUEL MARTIN COLQUITT,
Esq. .R. N. on an Indidinent for the Murder of Mr. ED-
WARD G RAYSON, of Liverpool, in a Duel fought the
25th February, 1804; before Sir Alan Chambre, at the As-
si2es held at Lancaster, on Wednesday, April 4. Accurately
taken in Short (land, arid collated with the Notes of another
Writer.
Liverpool : Printed by and for. IV. Jones, Bookseller; and
sold in London by Vernor and Hood, Poultry, and Crosby
and Co. Stationers -court.
N. B. 13eSicies.the various Proceedings in Liverpool, re-
lating to the Coroner's Inquest, and the Verdict of the f ury,
this Publication ;vill include the very able Speech of Mr.
Serjeant Cocked, Counsel for the Prosecution; the Corre-
spondence. between Mr. Sparling and Mr. Grayson; the
Examination of Witnesses, among whom are Capt. Palmer,
Sir Hungerlord Hoskins, : Lord Viscount Carleton, Major-
General Cartwright, Lords Robert and Charles Manners,
Lord James Murray, Colonel Macdonald, Major Seymour,
Admiral Smith, Commissioner Coffin, the Mayor of Liver-
pool, the Rey. Messrs. Johnson. Hodson, Brookes, Kitchen,
&c. &c. Doetors M'Cartney, Park,' Stewart &c. ; Mr.
Starling's Defence, with the summing up of Sir Alan Chant-
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AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
THE original Inventor\vf this Preparation (Mr.
Henry, of Manchester, who first offered the Aromatic
Spirit of Vinegar for general Sale about fifteen years ago)`finds,
it necessary to caution the Ptiblic against the variety of spu-
rious Imitations, which are sold, under that Name, by Drug-
gists and Pertumers, throughout the Metropolis, and. in
Country Towns. The more ettethially to guard against Im-
position', the Purchasers of the Aromatic Vinegar ere re-
quested to observe, that. on the Stamp of each Bottle are en-
graved (by permission) the words Thomas and William
Henry, Manchester," to counterfeit whiCh is a capital fe-
lony ; and that. Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street,
Charing-cross, are the only appointed Venders in London,
where tile Aromatic Vinegar may be hAd-, NVholesale and Re-
tail, in Bottles 'at as. 9d. each ; also Henry's Calcined Mag-
nesia' in Bottles as. 6d. and 4s. each, Stamp DUties in.
cluded.

'HEALTH. AND LONGEVITY.
Di.JAMES's ANALL,PTIC PILLS,
To
obviate' the Impositions which have long been
praEtised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention
only is requisite; for as by favour of the commissioners of
the Stamp-Office. ser4 rite • P lates have been prepared for
Mr. Newbery:s use, with his Name engraved in the Stamps,
the Imitation-of which would be a Capital Offence, the ge-
nuine Preparation may now be readily ascertained; it is
therefore reconfMended to Purchasers not to open any Box in
flume, unless they observe the words, " F. NewberY,
No. 45, St.- Paul's," printed in the Stamp.
Th. superior Excellence ofthese Pills ui Rheumatism,: and
Colds, as well as in other Complaints to which the human
frame is liable, tram the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni-
versally acknowledged They are admirly calculated ter
.Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ;
for Head-achs occasioned by Indigestion.; aiel for preventing
Palsies and A pt;plexies, so often the coiist.quence of Free
Living. Recourse should be had to them atter every Ex-
cess, and upon every slight Indisposition ; and thus their
well-known characteristic of promoting Longevity will he
..maintained; for by assisting nature in the due discharge of
the animal ftinclions,and by keeping the Constitution, as it
were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health
and vigour, ant prevent premature !decay. They require no
particular confinement nor attention to diet.
They are sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, at the Ware.
house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few
doors from Cheapside London; and at Dr. James's late house
in Bruton-street; in boxes price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp
ed ; or the quantity of Six in one large box for fi. 4s. •

IMP ER ML PARL Ll ME Al T.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, APRIL 17.

LOtel HAWKE!,I3URY presented an Account of the
Numbers and NMnes of the different Regiments of
Irish Militia that had madc voluntary Offrs of their
services in Great Britain.

The Lott D CHANCELLOR moved, that their Lord-
;hips should pronounce judgment to-morrow in the
case of Elphinstone -v. Abereromby."
The Bid .for augmenting the Militia • of Ireland,
and several Yriva le Bills, were brought up from the
C ra Tons

Or i the fi.rs.t reading of the Irish Militia Aug-
Inzntatipn Bill,

LordHAW.KE,BtraY said, that as there was another
Bill before their Lordships, which made part of the
same system, he tho::ght it :vould be more conve_
nienc it Ilse second rcading•of both Bills should take
r dace on• the same day, which he would propose
„should be fixed for Thursday. If there should arise
-any prQ,babliity of the discussion on them being pro-
trated to any great length, it would then be in their
Loraibips' power to postpone the'consideration of
zither of them to another day. He would move
that the nl wi:ich had been just read should be
prifited.--Ordered.;
His Lor,iship next moved, that the Report of the
commixixe on the Volunteer Bill should be taken

into consideration.
Lord C.:RENVILLE proposed, as an amendment,
that the words, conleriing on Volunteers the.privi-
)ege of exemption from.being 6allotted for the Mi-
littabrArmy of Reserve,.should-be inserted in this
Ac precisely as they were in the Ads of the 4zd
r:nd,43l of his present Majesty. Under the for-
nier acts, the Volunteers were protedcd from being
-liable -to-serve in any force that should be raised by
poy A'Et or Ads in that or any subsequent Session
of parliament. As the principle of exemption had
been determined on, he thought it -would.be wise in
th.:_'Bouse to declare so, and to insert for that put--
pose. the words_of the iormer Aas in the present

Lord HAWKESBURY agreed to adopt the
Amendment of the Noble Lord, although he was
pot satifiet3 in his mind, that there was any neces-
kitty for it. However, as it would have the cad
i-,f quieting the minds of the people on a question
on which it was natural that they
,should feel much
iic.:;.iety, he would not oppose it. The amendment
eras agreed to. The question was severally put, on
the different aMendinents made to the Bill in the
committee, and carried in the affirmative.

On the Clause relating to the Bounty to be paid
to all Volunteers going on permanent duty,
it he Duke of MO NT ROS E moved an Amend-
ment, the purport of which was, that the Guinea
Bounty should be paid to the Volunteer, to be ex_
Lended at his discretion, and not that it should be
aiLl out in the purchase of a great coat, or necessa-
ries for him, as it was proposed by the present Bill.
After sotue conversation, in which Lords CAM_
p :w arid SD NLEY supported the Amendment, and
Lor+s HAW KESOURY, AUCKLAND, and ROLLE,
pepOseo it, the House divided.

Against the Amendment -
Von it •

Majority .. z 3
The Howe baying gone through the Report, in
which many of the Clauses, already debated in the
Cormpitt.et, were again opposed and defended, but
•;-,ftried.in the aflirtr..c ive ; upoo the Billetring Clause,
;ill particular, the House divided, and the numbers
were, Ayes -4.o—Noes 11.
Lard AUCKLAND finally proposed a new Clause,
Ipy which it was ,intended to enaa, that after the
of this Bill, no rules for the regulation of
;Volunteer Corps should be considered valid or bind-
ing, hut such as should be transmitted by the Com-
manding Officer of such Corps, and the Lord Lieu-
ten int of the County, to His Majesty's Secretary
of State, for the Royal approbation, and of which
His Majesty should he pleased to declare his appro..
bation withip ;8 days. This was opposed by Lords
NINTo arid CAENVILLE, and Earl FITZW :LI TAM ;
and defended
,by Lords 1-lAwicEsßußy and AT;cx-
,LAND, and carried without a division.
Lord GRENVILLE gave notice, that he should
,I.,ppose the Clause upon the third reading of the• Bill,
which was ordered for to-morrow,
Adjourned at half-past ten.

I-I)p'SE CH? COMMONS.

TUESDAY, APRIL 17.

Colonel PottTER presented a Petition from the
Debtors confined in the Prison of iVlorpeth. Or-
dered to lie on the Table.

Mr. BULLEN, from the Exchequer, presented at
the Bar an Account of the net Produce of the War
Taxes, imposed by the 43,1 of the King, from the
sth April, tBo3, to the sth April, I So+, distin-
guishing the Quarters. Ordered to lie on the
Table.

Mr. MmoRD, from the Commissioners of Cus-
toms in Scotland, presented an account of the quan-
tity of Malt exported from Scotland to Ireland ; of
the quantity of Malt carried coastwise ; and the
quantity of Bere exported from Scotland, from the
toe i,t Jan. 1803, to the Ist Jan. 1804. Ordered
t,) lie on the 'fable.

Mr; WILPERfORCE presented a Petition from
ftrcain I..ivJ OwEers of the County of Yolk, pray_
ing some modjication of the Corn Laws. Ordered
to iie on the T:thle.

Tile Liverpool Dock Bill was, on the Motion of
Ft L TON, after a few observations from
Mr. Ct. t r 111. Y a.td General TARLETON, and from
ibe SPEAKER in explanation of the form of pro.
seeding—read a second time, and rcferrcd to aCom-
rnit tee.

Mr. CR E. EATE} then presented a Petition against
which was Idcred to lie on the Table till
on the Biii.
.Mr.S.ereiary YORKE brought up a further List
of the Regiments a►,d 'Companies of the Irish Mili-
tia, which -had made a voluntary tender of their ser-
iices, to h em,,loye4 in any part of Great Britain.
itted to lit on the T4bief, and to br printed.

The Militia Oitcors' Completion Bill was, after
a few observations from Lord FOLKSTONE against
it, -read a second time, and ordered to be committed
on Thursday next.
The. Stature Bill was ordered to be re.committed
on Thursday se'nnighr, on the Motion of Lord WM.
RITSSELL.

Mr. Dr CK E NS, from the Office of the Chief Se-
eretary for Ireland, presented an Account of the
Amount of Treasury Bills outstanding in Ireland,,
which had been issued on the Credit of the Aids for
180.4..—A1d0 an Account from the Treasurers of
Counties in Ireland of the Amount of Sums levied
by Grand Jury Assessments, and paid for the Sup.
port of the different Poor-Houses in each County
for the.four last years respedively.—Ordered to lie
on the Table.

Mr. ORMSBY brought up the Report of the Dub-
lin Police Bill, which was agreed to, and the Bill
ordered to be read a third time.

Mr. JAMES ADAMS obtained leave to withdraw
the, Accounts he presented yesterday, in order to
reEtify a mistake therein.

ARMY ESTIMATES.

The SECRETARY at WAR._ brought up the Army
Estimates, which were, on his Motion, ordered to
lie on the Table. He then gave notice that he
should move' them in the Committee of Supply on
Monday next.