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THE ARMY,
This Day were,published,
In Small.'Oolavo, rice is. in boardi,
ATACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG
'OFFCCERS, relative to the interior Discipline of a
Regiment of Foot.

By MAJOR T. CHAMBERLIN,
Of the 24th or zd WarWickshire.R-egiinerit;
To Officers cominanding -Local Militia and Volunteer's,
and to Young Officers in general, whose oppOrtunitieS or be-
coming acquainted with the interior Economy of a Battalion
have been tiny, the Diredions.containeil in this Work cannot
fail to be useful and acceptable.
Printed f)r • Richard Phillips, London ; and to .be had of
all Booksellers.

CiFFIL'E Oil URDNA.VGE,

• .11arch.s., 181.0.
THE
.PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cif Els MA.
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ORDNANCE' do' hereby give Notice, that
Proposals -suds, "he- received at their 'Office, in Pall-Alall,-on or
before lredne.e.a), the zist fi;nt such'Perv;nt as may be
-willing to uk ICrtake the Supply of FORAGE for the Qrdnance
Horses stati;;t; .din the following Distrias, viz. . .

REAL. BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
Al' this critical Season, when so .many Infants
are snatched oir by Convulsions, through thciragon4-
ing pain in Cutting their Teeth, we are happy to haven 'now
power -so repeatedly ,to announce the Virtue of the AM E RI.
CAN SOOTHING SYRUP.
The Grandchild of Mr. Barton. 27, shOrt's-gardens, had
twelve Fits ; they only rubbed the Child's gulps three times
before it had several Teeth through ; she was at that time I
sickening with the Small pox. • The DOetor told the Mo-
ther, that if the Teeth had not come before the Pock had
'come out, her child could not have lived. •
"1-o be had of the Proprietor; 1. loh9son. and -Co. 94;
NewMaii-street, Okfoid.streer 4 7flid retail of 'Golding, 42,
.Cornhill ; and of ail the prilcipal Medicike Venders
Town and Country, at 2s qd. a Bottle, tar Ready Money.

'North grithin, South West, including Ports.
Northern, ' 'mouth, Isle of Olight, .and
,
Yorkshire,Christchurch, _ ,
Eastern, exchisive of Wirley, . Western,'
Southern, excluSive.Of Chat- Woolwich, With its Depend-
ham, 1

encies,
, . Warley and L'hatligni, . •
fora Period of Six4,7ifontlis, ji-er# the Ist of 4lptil next.
-i'llt Forage to be, J4raished iu Ratios, consisting. as hereafter
may :kola lime to tittle be rryt4irei either of , . .
ip lbs. of Oats, - , 7 lbs. of Oats,
it lbs. of Ilay, and or of 14 lbs..of 1-lay; and
8 lbs. of Straw,, 8 lbs. of Straw;
and must be dilivefed at the respeßive Suilions at the expellee of
Sh.s Cntrab.or, whois'also to, furnish stied Horses with Oats of
1 lhs. per I^'::tion,;l4zay be Gillette,' zoi:/..sin Lb? Distrie7 for which •
he corttraa.r. , ,

CHILBLAINS are.prevented /rum breaking, and
theirtormenting"ltching instantly removed by W IT E-
HEA D's ESSENCE of Ai US WARD, uni'versally esteemed
for its extraoidiniry Efficacy in Rheumatisms,
Gouty Aftedions, and Coinulaintr, of
.the. Stomach; bUt
where this Certain remedv,hal been unkn wn, or neglected',
'arld the Chilblains have i'claally broke, W fit T-EHEA
I'ANI lEY Cf:RAPTE will ease the pain, and • very speedily
heal them.
-. Prepared and told by R. Johnston, Apothecary, I's, Greek-
Street, Soho, LOndon, the Essence and Pillsat as. 91. each—
;Elie Cerate at IS. /id.' Sold by every Niedicine Vender in the
Kingdom.
(gr- • The Genuine, has a Clack Ink Stamp, with the name
;of R. lolinston inserted ou .it.

The Pt opntivls tray, be ddiverea separift44,-crining", for two or
more of the :tali ; and it is expeßear Coniraao,
receive the .Stable Lin,* that daring the t criod of hii‘Con-
'trait may aicumrelate, nza-k.in,r an allO7V;il;ce fur the sante alter
the rate of pet Horse per week.
Ettrther Partiertidrs 'tray he known upon' apjilleation to the
Ojficers coMnsin.iing the Itgal )litill,ly in each Distri4; and
4/,10 at the 'secri:l4-4'i Office, in Pall-Mall I-fireraid, any..d.y
.ketiiven the bour.; of re-1 and Ptur where, the Protp=
`salt' Mull be delivered sealed up and indorsed,. " Proposals for
.f
the of Forage ;" hut- noProiosal can .4e admitted a,..ffr
it* sai;lxtst InStant,at Twelve o'ClOck at Neon of the same' day :
neirber quill any Tender he notir',:d, revfesi th,
or 'an Agent 'inTishehalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Beard,

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FOR COUG „COt•ISNSUNIP -&c. •
PECTORAL ES:SF:Islet OF CO}-TS 001'.• •
THE Herb - Col Oftiat; , cailed TOsilago by the
An. Tents, as distinguished by thertit'as its Hanle sufli.
cieiitly-coliVeys.; :for its-excei knee in. the cure of-Coughs, and
Other pulmonary complaints; and this Estence has,, in the
cckirse of along been roLim p).e most. safe and effec-
tual Remedy for Coughs, Astildias, and all Disorders of the
Lungs. f r gently opens the breast, and innlrdiately give
libeily of breatlriug., witlimit- any 'danger of taking cold.
acintir,,b;y allays the tick ling, which provokes fiequ6a soar!}',.
clE4nse.i tho,sinall glands, relaxes the fibres, i:nd there:
by enlargct tile cavities of the vessel*. Thus it will pteverit
Constnptions, if taken befOre the lungs are ulcerated. It
cures also all husky and dry Coughs, heals rawness and
soreness of the Breast,
.and gives relief to thoSe Who., through
age or inffrniity, are deprives, of rest or sleet). •
This Essence, is prepared by fames Ryan, Surgeon, in
tristol ; and sold only by F. NeWbcry and Sons, No. 4„
the East End of St. London, in biSttls 3s. 6d. each,
duty included; and none are genuine bUt those which have
the words ", F. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's," engraved on
the Stamp ; also, Sanger, Oxtord-street ; HawkinS, Bond-
sieet ; Hayward, Piccadilly ; Barry, West Minster ; Harris,
Ludgate-street ; Randall, Exchange ; and Clark, libroligh ;
Bailey and Co. Cockspur. street ; Ward, Holborn.

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• GRAV EL AND STONE. LT,
ICKMAS PILLS for the GRAVEL and
Y STUN E, are a Certain cure for that most painful and
.distreisingcornplaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various
forms, as lumbago', and excruciating pain in, the bowels.—
This
-disease is known to prOceed from a faulty Secretion in
the kidneys, Contie6ted with the weaknesses of their vessels.
The use of by bracing theie organs, restore
secret,on of the urine to ra healthy state, and prevents the
farther production of that matter which forms stone and gra-
_vel. It is from success, in:vrivate practice, and at the strong
reconitneridation numbers who have been cured by-them
-that they are brought betore the Paiblic, and experience will
Convince-every one of their unparalleled efficacy against this
fatal disorder.
Sold wholesaie and retail at. Mr. Butler's 4, Cheapside,
.cornet of Patel-master-row t Tutt, Royal Exchange; Clark,
259, Borough ; , Allen, '.76, Oxford-street ; and most country
„Booksellers and Medicine Venders, s in 88-axes, at 2s. 9d.
eat h.
, Of :iv- born ybe ,had,
Butler'sdkromatic Pectoral Lozenges, for Improving the -
.Voice,antrfUr coughs, colds, asttimas,sec. in Boxes; at is.
each. ; .

To THOMAS. TAYLOR, ' Lsq.,
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.
Honoured t'lir, Edinburgh, Watch tit, ,B.T.
ItEG leave-. to inform past; that tr Cr since the
yea's. 1790, 1 °have been at with the Lues Vene-
rea ; which, from is obstinately. resisting every course of
'Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the' Faculty
here, and -untleiyaing several
.severe courses of salivation,
and twice diseharird frOrn the Hospital, with -little relief,
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature: in tile
Spring of last year my disestier had got to such a head as
nearly to put a Period to My es-
xisterreel lilti A large ulcer
on the 'crown of_ my head, one on each arm; and my legs
were broke out in a frightful manner; my right Was dread-,
left had also two large nodes on it,
fully painful, and had been inst. slats of ulceration tur the . • - •r ' . , •
last seven Years; rflY
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RENOV 'FED HEAL l'H: •
was very itinsh discoloured; and gave. the such excratiat- . A,
ing pain, particularly wheal warm Ili bed; as nearly to de- TT has been too frequently the Subj,A-ofjust and
;piive rile of rest; in. this Lainentable state, I wasrecOm. J. general Yeprobatitsat destituts ofthe eleni
mended by Mr:
.I. •ThOMl)Sort, •.(who received so great a the medical art ,haveons offeredmen themselves as candies. dat is of
fr
cute •by them here); to take your • Leake's . Patent Pills, public patronage in the pititsiroli of physic. )'or the purposoe
which I began to de on ' tha .16th of May ;in the eau /se of doing judice to the result of our studies and experienCe,'Aild
of a-fortnight, I began to feceise benefit-s-in little more .l IR> Prevent us from being classed atriong those empiries whose
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than a• nionth, the ulcers on thy head and arms were l imprudent pteterisions'have, unfortunately for ,socitky, been
soundly healed—soon after; -the sorts' on my legs healed I too fa-VOurahlyr received, we beg leave to submit t 6 the liberal
also; leaving, however, eonsinsrable•-discolouration in the and enlightened a faithful statement,of our pursuits and ac-
skin, and pain in the tame of the leiti• which; by the Bles- quiretnents.• After having received a regular medical educa.
sing of GOA, and a little longer perseverance in your inva. tat thin as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Blizard, whose
luable Medicine,*subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin
1 ledures and prattiCe we carefully attended; as professors and
regaining its natural line, and the riodurnal pains gradually 1-surgeons Of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as •
'going oft. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me. students isi that justly celebrated scool for mectical aCqUire
dicine, perfealy ' free from all' my former conaplaints•,-- Ment; the ISOyal Collegt of Edinburgh, and were instruded
have:recovered nay former Spirits and. strength, and ..,ani be. in the different branchesof anatnniy, surgery, theaheOraSind
come jolly and tat, in which stale navingcontinued many
•• practice of physic, . chemistry, midwifery, botany,'.&c:. see,
months to the astonishment-of all \% ho knew me, lam at by those eminent professors, Drs. Alonro, GregOry black,
a loss in what terms to exptess my gratitude, but beg you, H-smiluin, Duncan and Rutlierford. We trust we shall not
Sot the good Of other suffering mortals, to make this my be deemed presurriptunus in saying that our proficiency anti
case as public
,as possible, as I shall on \every occasion •; acquireMents are not inconsiderable.' Having for a long series
in sd doing, you will greatly
.oblige, Sir, your grateful, • 'of years made Venereal Complaints, and. the various diseases
obedient, very humbla servant, ALEX. M URK E It. of Debilitysthe particular objett of our studies•and practice;
Swan's, Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . , ' it will, we •hopes be allowed we have acquired superior
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%iritnesses to the Above Cure :- knOwlsslge of their treatment and Cure. .In slight and tecent
load Tzarist es ON, NO. 3,, Ne‘y Poultry Market;. and cases of infettion a petted re-establishment iS compltitedin
low" MSlwrostn.6ld A sseniblysClose, Edinburgh. the short period of two days; and in those of, the utmost in-
'. •- . • ,Prepared and Sold bythe'sole Proprietor, . • 1 vetereey, where otet praconers have failed f ,a -
-THOMAS Ts. -y te-;
oMeMber of the Royal College of-Sur. 4 'proper pesseveraticeh in ourt plan of treatment ensures to'Success the
geons, at his litnise; No. q, ,New Bridge-street, London I 1 ' patient a safe and radical cure.
where, hater a 'constant residen,:e'of more.than thirty-six , , *Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders Whickaresthe
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yairs, in a prattice paitictilarly* directed u' the cure of efietts of a habit Song and most unhappily pursued by the.
Venereal,Ceniplaints and those. incidental td.the Parts of E youth of both sexes, .thera are _none more alarming or more
Generation, Withsthlt inviolable secrecy which ilien of 1 distressing:than those deficiencies arid debilities which 'ire-
'. Ins priatession should alaVayS•robserve in such cases, he quently prevent or etnbitter the mattinidnial state. To such
flatters himself, the advice anti assistarise he gratuitously 1 Persons it must be a consolation to knnias that they may, noW, -
administers to • per Sons taking- this ISlcsticine, will be • by a: new and infallible' mode of treatnterit,sbe restored to that
' i esteemed,), . ; by- a discerning Public; as an adv;uita
'esel ' greatest of all human blessings, strong, a manly, and vigor-
r
• ' dam attainable and void of all ambiguity. • I ousconstitution. In all cases of debility,-from whatever
Also sold, by his appointment, tOr the Convenience of , ' cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection,
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, NO. 3S; St. i we may be consulted by patients of either' sex with the great-
Alban's-street, Pall- Mall ; the Toyshop, No, /03, (4._ . I est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from
ord-street; Mr- Disborough's, No, 7, Fish-street-hili I i ' ten to three, and' horn 6in the evening till to at* night. •
-Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1 Union-row, Little Tower. 1 Patients in the. notititry are requested to state the particu.
hi/l; Mr..l3axters, South-bridge, Edinbot.gh ; mr. mass , lars of their saSe,.age, arty genera' habit or living,- see. see. in. •
"donald, Glasitow ; Mr. Bull, Dame- street, Dublin; and by closiiig a remittance s.r advice and medicines, when the same
,one person in every considerable town in Great Britasriand mil ne given, or Sept to any part' of time kinedoin .• To ensure
Ireland, us lio: of onlY 2s• 9'l* each,
of either sex may scaled up with fill, that sssisc) ss essential to our undertaltins, the postageef
and plain direaisini, whereby persons . letters inay be asisted to the account tor medicines.
cure themselves with east; speed, 'secrecy, and safeiy. i CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No: 1.7, I-Litton-garden..
N. 13. Every Box soft in Great. Isritain is sealed up •with ' ..
az. :11essrs. Currie
.and Co. have Certificates from the
=above sespectahle Professors df Loothiti and Ediriblugh, for
a Stamp, on Which, by favour of the Coitunissioners
is
, tile. diligence, slsilis and humanity, with widen they ' per-
Hinted, at the Stamp 'ollice-s-" T. Taylor, No. 9, New
.136cirstress,o____to Liman, vaughis 4,16,,y,
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otaiztii. f,inle.:l the duties •.ssisried o:ern during the tirse they at.
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[PRICt S.pCPENCiIt TIA.LEPENN*.

IMPERIAL PARLIANIENT.

HOUSE OF. PEERS,

FRIDAY,. MARCH 9. . •
Lord WgILIN6TON'i Annuity Bill, was read a
second tithe, without aisY opposition, and committed
for Monday next . .
Sevpral priyate: Bills were brought up fronn the
COEIItnOnS, and ieacra first time. •
DISTILLERIES. S
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The Order of the Day being read for 'the at-
tendance of such of the 4udgea
.05.r:rig-in_ be in (Own, -
and many of them having attended accordingly, Lotd GRENvILLE rose, and proposid a, q.ue-tion
to them to the followitig' etreet.,.viz. " Whether the
4stit of the King could apr I.' to
_the
Bill (prohibit-
hag the distillatiou'lrom corn Engld) now under
don4iderat an
iOn, . but which Bill . had 'actually. -ex....
Aired ; or whether a -Bill Which contained other- and
different ptovislons from those oonla'ned in ti e
forrilei,, could. be .Said. to continue, tinder these cir-
cumsrances; from the virtue of the former Bill ?"
Lord LIV4RP9OL would' not object to the whole
of the questiOn, though bry_, was at a' loss to see
what benefit could resulf from any answer that
might be given to it. He should, however, objet
to the latter part of it.
The Lotto CtiANCELLon wa nearly of the same
opinion. He had his doubts n'tso,,Cting the obje.c-
trionS that bad'ijeen raised to the Bill \but he could.,
still.bring his mind to form en oplinon uprm 4.77'
This, however, he did nut conceive to be ihe
pro-
per Unto for of tiring tbatopiniori. •
Lord ilitniiP-DAC.F; .rirotigHt the word cowl role Wag
not properly cm:lei-stood ai generally- used in its le-
gislative sense,-andyeterted to a number of Acts in
the reign of Charles I. and Elizabeth, in -whichh_ the
word . continued was nnifoOnly used, although on
,the faces of theseAc'tsit appeared. that tliey
ex-
Aired. - lii fad; this 'obServatiou Would be found to •
apply Act most Acts which ft - whatever cause had
been allowed to expire., •
Some farther- comei-sation to the.same,effeJ was
continued between the ,Lord Chancellor, Lord
Bdtlairg!, Lord Liverpool, • and LAI Gr
when the latter Noble Ltird consented to wi: hclrew
that part of the muestion which had oven obje6t;.
ed
,t 0... The putting the question at all tO .the-
Judges was, however, still resisted, and the Hose
divided on ii.
Contents -
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Majority
• Majority against putting the sueStipp 39
• On our return below the Bar, -we.'foPpd ' •
. Lord tv.IIENVII.eI3 co.:no-wilting on the fate of the
question which had just been disposed -of, and 'Pro-
poSing another to which; he did not MI ;gine there
could •he any rea'sonabl'e nfiji4ist rt.
• differ little from the -former, and' would be
couched. in more general terms. It was to the fol-
lowing effed,- " Whether any Bill that had -expired
could' be said two continue, especially if it contained
different clausei from those contained in the Bill,
which it was intended to continue in force ?"
Lord LIVERPOOL confessed, that, according to the '
Order of the Day, the Judges were required to at- '
tend in their' place -; hutit was merely that they
might deliver their opinion on the Bill,, if 'they
should see occasion. lie saw, howeVer, nonecelsity
offorinally putting the question to them:
Lord r.,LLEKBOROUGH' intended to have 'offered
his- sentiments on the former_ question; but it was
disposed of with such haste and management, that he ,
really bad no nuoTtilaity of doing. so. He could
nof agree with the Ncble and -Learned Lord (Redes-
'dale) in his int;'_•rpretaion of the%tord ":continue.".
The Noble and- Learned Lord- had certainly beea
very profuse of his legal knowledge oriihe qiiestion ;
but still he would.venture fo contend that:the v,•brd.
"continue," in the instances alluded
,to by the
Noble and. Learned,. Lord, had been enii)lo'ed al-
lusively. 'he_ use made of it,' could not, be defended
either on the principles. of gratinnar or of cot-ninon _
sense.„
_besidr's; ihat when the Ju'dge's
had been called 'upon to attend, it was but far to.
,Suppose they would. have. the subjeal submitted to
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► Lord HOLLAND had sided With• Ministers on the
former pi:ski: when thisquestion was under•discz:lssiOn;
but .he certainly, must differ froni them on the
.pre-
. sent occasion if they refused to take the op niOn• of
the Judges. Sikh a refusal, alter the airier that 1141:
been inacle,for the attendance of the Judges, would
• be.quite.derogatory 'froth •the respect which Was due
to their own proceedings.. ' • '
LOrd MORTON •contehded, that constiltipg the
Judgesatider the present ,circuinstances of the 13411
.could be considered Only as putting questiOns
of
mere curiosity.
Lord GREY had attended as well as he could :to..
the elabOrate distinctions of the Ltarned and Noble
Lord opposite to him (Redescliil9.
_Biu .highly as'
some Noble Lords might think of the very profound
learning
,of that very Leaned LOrd, he should coin•
cite. in opinion with the Noble and Learlicd'Lr7r4
on •,his side of the House '(Lord • Eller4ls4i-ough), by
whom he did no;. tear to be- Ittd astray. •
The LORD CiAricr.LLoß thought thel-e was full
room to doubt,.: where such grave authoriTies dis-
agreed. • Ifeceriainly 'had his doubts ; but lie had
nol.sr made up. his thind, a 4 d would not hesitite to
• deliver it as his opinion, that the Bill in queqion did
apply to the 48th of !fie king.
• Lord LAVDE.KDALE Observed, that-the Noble and
Learned Lord on the Woolsack, Ird confessed
doubts, and then delivered •a positive opinion, but
tor.that opinion be had not assigned
single reason.
Alter afew words from the Lord Chancellor and
Lord Grenville, the House. divided respecting the
putting .of this question,
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On, .
citir return below ale Bar, we fotiod the Clerk