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London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

ESSENTIAL-SALT OF LEMONS,

For laking. Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other
.Staihs,'out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c, and for many
other, Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price ►s. the Box.
IJAVING received" numerous ComplainiS - that
JAL -Compositions sold under the Title of Salt of Leinons
are riot only inelledual, but that they burn and destroy the
Linen, I think it necessary to inform the Public, that my
true ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to be had,
wholesale and retail, at my Shop in Cockspur.street, and
tl,ot none is to be depended upon as mine but w at has my
Signature on the bottom of each Box, and on the outside .of
the Wrapper.

W. BAYLEY:

. .
• N. B. • The 'Salt of Leptons is particularly useful 'to Ladies
in washing their-Hands, as it instantly takes out the Stains
of Fruit, Coloured Gloves, &e. and is much more agreeable'
to use than Lemon itselt,
At the sante Place may be had, Bayley's Scowering Drops,
for taking Grease out of Silk, Stud; Woollen Cloth, &c.

BEAUTY, Health, and a good set of.' Teeth
s/Can only be permanently aiquired- by using of N
TO N's RESTORATIVE
and •Used by Then-Majesties, &c. tee. &c.
This unrivalled Tooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe
or the-late Sir Richard Jebb, M. D. P Their present Ma-
jesties. It is astringent, amiputrescent—a floe aromatic, a
most excellent stoinachic—extremely grateful- to the palate,
and pleasantlo,use, making and preserving the Teeth beau-
tifully white—.gives to the breath the most &I-ad:age sweet-
ness, and to the gum that fioridnes's which is the only indi-
cation of good health; in 'a 'word, Mr. Newton, the only
Proprietor, will forfeit One Thousand Pountls it ever an
instance occurs of Rty per Son having the Tooth-achr or a
Tooth decayed, to the latest period.of life,. that uses it re-
gularly according to the Direthons sealed round each box.
Prepared by B. I-1.-Newton, No. izo, Great Russell-street,
Bedfon.-sqUare, and sold iii Boxes at as. 9d. each. Where
alSo may be' had, his' Warranted Tooth-brushes, made to
111 Patterns and Size 4, to use with his Tooth-Powder, is.
each: also NEWTON'S-ROYAL SWEET LUPIN SOAP,
an Article in' the hi.,;hest estialation for making and'preserv-
- ing beautiful Skin., prite is. each square. - All the above
Articles are, sold, wholesale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards,
No. 66, St: Panl's
..Church-Yard i also retail by all the
Venders of Medicines and l'erfurners in London, and-in every
-Town in the Kingdom.

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. • •
Dr. 'JAM ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
rirOnViate the Impositions which have long been
pradised„ in, regard to this Medicine, a small attention
only is requisite; 'for as by favdur of the Commi,sioners of
the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been prepared for
Mr. Neivbery's use; with his Name engraved in the Stamps,
the Imitation-6f which would be a Capital Offence, .the ge.
nulhe Preparation 'may now- be readily ascertained; it is
therefore reccfnmended to Purchasers not to open any Box in
"future, unless they observe the, worciti, " F. Newbery,
No. 45, St. Paul's," -printed in the Stamp.
The: superior Excellence of these P: I Is in• Rheumatisms and
Colds, as well as iu other Complaints to which the huma
frame. i liable,
,from the Vicissitudes of
.our Clhriate, -is uni.
versallk atknowledged • They are admirably calculated fir
and other Disorders of the Stomach and. Bowels ;
for Hc::ad-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for
,p eventing
Palsies ,ari Apopldie.s, .so%often . the. cougequence of Rep
Living. Recourse shotild be had to them atter every Ex-
ceis, and upon- every slight Indisposition; and thus their
well-known characteristic of , promoting Longevity will be
maintained ; forsby assisting nature in the due discharge of
the animal functions, and by, keeping the Constitution, as it
Were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health
and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no
particular confinement nor attention to wet.
They are sold only by F. Newbery 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 hofise
'in Bruton-street in boxes price 4s. 61-earn, Stamp
led 'cot the quantity of Six.in one large box-for ii. 45..

IAI PER TA .L
.PART I ...111/1 E N T•

HOUSE OF PEERS,

THUR3DAY, ArttiL 26.

'HE several Bilis before the House were forward_
ed in their respeCtive stage's. Among these the-Irish
Linen Manufaaurers' Bill was read a third time and
passed, and a Message sent to acquaint the Com-
mons thereof.
The Earl of AYLESiSURY, and Lords CLIVE and
SZAIoRTI-1 were sworn, and took their seats.
A few words were interchanged between g, arl
S?ENCER and the LORD CHANCELLO; ; the for_
tie.r Peer expressing his wish to know if the docu-
ments ordered on the Motion of his Noble Relative
(Ave believe his Lordship al!utled to the Earl of Cmt-
ulstr) were yet laid upon the Table ? In answer
to which, the Noble and Learned Lord referred to
His Majesty's Answer, to, their Lordships' Address
upon the subjeet, as reported last Monday.
Certain Accounts from the East India DireEors,
ordered to he laid annually before Parliament, were
presented by Mr. C.?vcn, and ordered to li,eon the
Tab!
Some private business was then disposed of, after
which their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow.

HDUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, APRIL 26.

TiE Committee for deciding on the right of
Eletti,:n for the Borough of Liskeard, is composed
pf the following Gentlemen :
R. C. Kerr, Esq. M. Russell, Esq.
J. H. Strut, Esq. Sir M. Bloxham, Bart.
H. focldrel, Esq. Hon. C. Kinnaird.
1. Frinsep, Esq. C. A. Ormsby-, Esq.
-Sir R. Barclay, Bart. R. H. Leigh, Esq.
Rt. Hon. W. Wyndham, I. A. Lloyd, Esq.'.
Lord Viscount Loftus, .

NOM I NE E 5.

Hon. C. I. Fos.,—Wm. Sturges Bourne, Esq.
Several Accounts were presented from the Corn.
trois-ioners of Customs, pursuant to an order of the
douse. Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr—Owen from the India House, presented an
Account of the dates of the several Dispatches sent
our by the Secret Committee of the Court of Direc-
tors to the different Presidencies, on the Messages
from His Majesty to Parliament, in March and
May, ISo3.—Ordered to lie on the Table, and to be
printed.
Sir JoHN NEWPORT, after a few introduEtory ob.
tietvations respeaing the state of the Poor in Ire-
land, and the necessity of Legislative assistance for
their more effeaual relief, particularly for the sup
port of ideots and lunatics, a description of unfor-
tunates which he stated to be very numerous in dif-
ferent parts of that country, moved, " That a Corn.
rnittee be appointed to consider of some Legislative
provisions for the support of the Poor in Ireland,
and for the better prevention of vagrants; also of
the necessity of revising the Statutes already ex.
isting for that purpose, and of providing for the sup_
port of ideots and lunatics in that part of the United
iCingdom called Ireland, and that they do report
their observations and opinions thereon to the
House." A Selea Committee was appointed, five
of whom are to be a quorum.
The Statute Du'y Bill, on the Motion of Lord
Vs/t4. RossELL, passed through a Committee. The
Report' was ordered to be received to_mArrnar.
On the Motion of Mr. BoNp, the Newfoundland
Trade Bill passed through a Committee, the Report
then received, and the Bill read a third time and
passed.
Mr. ALEXANDFR brought up the Reports on the
the following Bills :—the 8,000:000 Exchequer
Bills Bill ; the 1,500,000 Exchequer Bills Bill; the
English Militia Pay and Clothing, the Irish Militia
by and Clothing, and the Militia Adjutants Bills,
which wete all ordered to be read a third time to-

ITlCrrow.
Mr. VAN,ITTART, pursuant to an Order of toe
House, presented an Account of the amount of Ex-
chequer Bills outstanding on the sth of April, i Boi,
/802, 1803, and ,804., respeecively. Ordered to
lie on the Table, and to he printed.
The Deacons' and Priests' Orders Bill was read a
third time and passed.
The House went in►o a Committee on the Army
of Reserve Suspension Bill.
Mr. Secretary VoRKE stated, that it was fit that
some reasonable fine should be levied on the Coun-
ties which were deficient in supplying their quotas,
according to the former Ac}. The tribunal to
which he should propose to refer the returns made
under that ACi, was to consist of the Deputy Lieu-
tenants and the Magistrates for the County, and
their report should, of course, he sent up to the
War Office. The Right Hon. Secretary explained
minutely, the various other provisions of the Bill.
it was then read in the Committee, and several
Amendments were made, The House having re-
sumed, the Report was brought up, and ordered to
be received to-morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of.—Adjourned.

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ZiOLIM (LUIS 1:),c”s lALSUM AUDLAT

LONDON, APRIL 27, J 39..

ve happy to state, that Dispatches were
yesterday received at the Admiralty, containing an
,Iccopnt of the re-capture of Garet, on the Sib of
la,; month, by a B;itish Squadron,

Ist'esterday morning the KING rode in the
firusE.N's Rid ing -210USe.
11P,Sttrdity Soon after one o'plock Hsa MAJEs.

TY and the four younger ParNc: E.ssEs, attended by
the Marchioness of BATH, and Lady M. WIN-
Y ARD, tools an airing on the Edgeware. road.
Yesterday noon a Council was 'Acid at Lord
HAWK EsBURY'S Office in Downing-street, at which
the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lords Hos ART and
T-iAwKcsßuß y) Earl Si. VINCENT, and Mr.
Yott.:E., were present.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExciirguElt bad yes-
terdily a very long interview with His MAJESTY at
the Queen's. House.
The Revobdiona;re Frigate, Captain ROTH AM,
At Portsmouth, is ordered to be immediately pre-
pared, for the purpose of carrying His Royal High-
ness the DUKE of KENT and Suite to Gibraltar.

Monday last the Right Hon. Lard Viscount
MELVILLi set off from Melville Castle for London.
Mr. LISTON, His Majesty's Ambassador Extra-
ordinary to the Court of Denmark, and his Lady,
arrived at Grangemouth on the i zth inst. in the
Lazirentid Maria, Capt. KNAGH.
The KING has granted Marquis WELLESLEY per-
mission, in addition to his other well-earned digni-
ties, to wear the Order of the Crescent.

The Captain of a Danish Vessel who left Calais
on the 4th inst. gives the following interesting
statement : The neutral vessels detained in that
port in consequence of the existing Embargo, were,
by repeated applications to the French Government,
at length permitted to depart, but were allowed
only one day (the 24th) to avail themselves of that
permission : the Mastrrs of the vessels were at the
same time informed, That the Embargo would be
renewed on the following day, and remain in full
force till a landing of the French Army had been
cffeEted in this Country.

Yesterday a Court of Dire&ors was held at the
East India House, when the Ships Monarch, Sove-
reign, and Alexander, ordered, to be afloat the z4..th
instant, were consigned to Bengal dire I. Capta►n
;NIERITON was swoxci into the command of the

Sovereign.
Yesterday a General Court was held at the East
India House, when the Chairman (Mr. ELPHIN-
STONE), submitted to the Proprietors a Resolution
of the Court of Direaors, permitting Sir JOHN
DOYLEY to return to his station in the Civil Ser_
vice in Bengal ; he then moved, that a ballot be
taken on the zd of May. After a few words in
favour of the Motion from Mr. RANDLE JACKSON
and Sir JOHN Hirrtst.Ey, it passed unanimously.
New-York Papers to the zoth ult. are received.
The Senate of the United States have pronounced
judgment on JOHN PICKERING, Judge of the Su-
preme Court for the District of New Hampshire,
and have removed him from office. Judge CHASE
is also to be impeached.
It appears by the New-York Papers which ar-
rived yesterday, that the Americans, and their new
friends the French, at New Orleans, do not mani-
fest a cordial disposition towards each other.—
Strong symptoms of a mutual dislike are said to have
been very visible amidst the ceremonies that accom-
panied the cession of that Country ; and since that
period, a spirit of animosity has broken forth,
which, it is thought, will not be easily tranquil.
lined.

The following particulars relative to Curacia,
the Surrender of which we stated on Wednesday, are
given in the American Papers :
" On the last day of January, four English Men
of War (two Ships of the Line and two Frigates),
and a Schooner, came off the Harbour of Curacoa at
eight o'clock in the morning, without apprizing
the Dutch. They sent in a Flag of Truce, and de.
manded the Island, which the Dutch refused. They
immediately bore down, attacked, and took the Fort,
and landed the Troops to the number of 6 or 700
men ; who marched up, and took possession of the
Hill, where the French built a Fort, and mounted
a Field-piece, with which they fired into the Dutch
Forts ; hut Fort George, and a Fort below it, an-
noyed them so much, that they were induced to
leave their situation, and ere] a Fortification below
the Hill, without the reach of Fort George, and the
other one. For three or four days the British were
firing into the Town with several heavy guns, al-
most every shot going through some house. It is
supposed the Government House is entirely destroy.
ed, as well as almost every other in town. The
Dutch Troops had two skirmishes with them ; in
the first they took four straggling Prisoners; in the
last, the English drove them as fast as their legs
could carry them. The Dutch have hauled a large
Ship across the Harbour, where they intend to sink
her in case of an attack ; and have hauled a Frigate
alongside of her, to keep the shot off."
By the corroded account laid before the House
of Commons, it pppears that there are at present
employed in His Majesty's Navy 163 z vessels of
every description, of which 86 are Ships of the
Line, 12 Fifty-gun Ships, and too Frigates ; and
the number of Shipwrights and Artificers employed
in the Dock-yards is 6967.
By a return to the Act of the 33d of the King,
made yesterday, it appears that " the non-arrival
of the accounts from Bengal, for the years 1802-3
and 1803.4, has rendered it impossible to prepare
the statements required by the Ad above mention-
ed within the period limited.
Yesterday High Mass was celebrated at St. Pa-
trick's Chapel in Sutton-street, Soho-square, for
the deceased Prince the Duke d'ENGU I EN. The
service was performed by M. Le AbLe de Box/.
TANS, in the presence of the French Princes, MON-
SIEUR, Dukes de BERKI,ORLEANs, MONTPENSIER,
and Count BEAU JoLAis, and about three hundred of
the English Nobility and Gentry, besides others,
were present.
Saturday two Troops of the 4th, or Royal Dra-
goon Guards, marched into the Barracks at Exeter;
and on Tuesday two Troops of the same fine Regi-
ment passed through that City, on their route for
Modbury and Totnes.
On Tuesday last was picked up at sea, and brought
e,
into Stareross, in Devonshire, by the Alarm lugg
a vessel with only a cat and dog on board, botli
nearly in a starved state ; no name was marked on
her stern, to give any information to wl.ere she
belonged, brit by some papers found in her, there is
reason to believe she was ore of our ficet brut tl to
the West