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Buildings, Manufactories, Goods and Merchandise, Ships,
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DIRECTORS, Scc.
Sir Joint Cox litrrtat.sr., Bart. Chairman.
Orono! PULSE Seamus, Esq. M.P. Deputy Chairman.
gt Hun. the Vice-Chancellor George G. anus, Esq.
it Bowls Wigram, Bart. .
C. PloWden Eaq.
I. P. Mad, Esq. Richard , Esq.
tohn Bah, Esq. John &vane, Esq.
P. Cockerel!, Esq. Robert Taylor, Esq.
dames Henry Deacon, Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq.
Danes Freeing, Esq. James West, Esq.
Marsh, Richard Williams, Esq.
Rows Maude, Esq.

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with every ankle necessary for thaw clinsates at a short notO:e.
Aleii an extensive assortment or Tible Lines. Sheeting, and
every description of Household Linen, always kept ready tor
immediate use. •
Hosiery, Gloves, Child-Bed Linen, Dreases, dte. Ste.
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EASE AND COMFORT IN SHAVING.
O those Gentlemen who experience incimvertiencilk.
T in Shaving, from a tender face or atcong beard, J. and T.
RIGOR most patticulsrly recommend their celebrated MAG-
NETIC RAZOR TABLET, which, with its late improve-
ment, they engage will produce os keen as edge's to
all grinding, honing, Sec. and to render the opoeatins&ollin=
as easy and agreeabld as it was before unpleasant and pilau',
Its use is simple, its effects certain. Price 7s. 6d.
J. and T. Rigge's Aromatic 'Shaving Soap will also be found
an invxlitable addition.—Manufactory,66, Oseapsido.

J 011t1 HELPS, Secretary.

BURTON AND EDINBURGII ALES, BROWN
STOUT, &c.
GF. MORTON, 78. Margaret-street, Cavendish-
• squire, has now ou hand a-large Stock of the above su-
perior Ales, in 'Bunk, at the following remarkable low rtices,
or Ready-mow):
lkinburgh Aks' 7s. as. and Os. per dozen; in lints, at 41.
6d. and Ss. per dozen.
Burton Ale, 91. and to.. per dozen; In Pints, at ss. and ss. 6d.
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DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES.
HMARRIOTT having obtained his Majesty's
C Royal Letters Patent, for an imprevement in Weighing
Machines, begs lure to reconnoend Mena to the Public, as tho
most perfect and useful article for that purpose ever mostructed;
for accuracy, simplicity, expiate/. and pornadlity, it stands,
unrivalled, u it INSTANTLY *hews's?* 'tut weight of any ankle-
from One Ounce to a Tow, without the use of. Weights, thereby
saving time and labour. Being perfectly portable, it may be
used in any situation—its universal utility must therefore be un-
deniable for Domestic purposes; in Shops, Wirth's:so% Coach
Offices, Market llouses, Barns; onWilarh; 11411elmei'and Fairs;
for Cattle, Corn, Hays Wool, &c. • or for 4004 heavy Arti.
des, it may be attached tietba chain itc. a Cline, and she* the
Weight at the time of craning; it may be also made with a chair
to weigh Persons. Trim its extreme simplicity, it Is scarcely
possible to be inaccurate; yet. if it ever should be so, there is
an adjarstinifSereorwhich will momentarily correct it.
H. Mamatorr begs to Caution the Public against several Spa-
•iions Imitations of his excellent and useful Inventlan;which are
attempted to be introduced; none are on his genuine Patent
Principle that have not a label with his name over theta:Warms. ,
H. Kamm= having made considerable improvements ba his
Permit XVICHICI COMM APPAliaTilt, feels a confidencoin re- ,
conunanding it to the Public, as a most conspires article for ,
Roasting, Baking, Boiling, and Steaming, with economy in fuel,
by onemoderate size Fire, and With. a constant supply of [mow
Twelve to Twenty Gallons of Hot' Water; ales Warm Closets
for airing Wen, keeping Dinner bat, beating Phial DIA..,
be.; the Cooking Utensils are never soiled, and it is is mime ,
Cm for a Smokey Cbirasey. A new Patent Portable Cooking
Apparatus, embracing the foregoing advantages, weilleiladatet ,
for —Ships, or situations where there is wo chimney, wad peat
tarty idvanugeous for the Foreign Markets. Micheal Itet•d
up with Steam Apparatus, embracing all doe late Improvements;
-baths, conservatories, halls, suitcases, and buildings heated by
Steam, upon a principle of perfect smithy. Also, an Improved
Patent Spring Roasdng Jack to °beide necessity of weight ,
or pulleys. 'Mambas May bosses daily in =earths Patentee's
Manufactory, London House, 69, Fleetsecroat, Leedom ; and had ;
of most of dm respectable Ironmongers tbronglsont England. j
Ancient Armour repaired and re-instated to its original fur- I
&dim Armour Manufactured, Bought, Sold, or Let on Hire.
Stuckey Minnie. cared on gbilosophical princitlea.
Under the Especial PATRONAGE of • the PRINCESS '
• ESTERHABY, His Excellency the late AMBASSADOR
from the limperor of PERSIA, and many HIGH and"
DISTINOUIS ED PERSONAGES, •
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR,
VOR PRESERVING; BEAUTIFYING, speilio
PROV ING the COMPLEXION. A Lad, OtTkia, JO
the course of her Travels and Bourtied Baslitrateahl the arum
part of the World, discovered a Compound, foaming one of din
mast exquiaite and pleasing Cosmetics, hitherto unknown in this
sir any other Country. This Cosmetic possesses peculiar Behan&
properties energetically effident in eradicating Freckles, Plan.
pies, Spots, Redness, and all Cutaneous Eruptions, and ea-
dually producing a delicate Clear and White Ski-, the most
sallow complexion clear and lovely, rendering it beautifully
soft, and imputing a healthy and juvenile bloom; diffusing a
coolness truly pleasing, preserving the skin from the inclement
atmosphere. By a due perseverance In the application of this
Cosmetic, it tends to promote the free exercise of those ins,
portant functions of, the Skin, which are of the strum impel*.
ance for the preservation of Health and a BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION.
To LADIES who are suelaling, it is of great importance .10.
it gives Mimes:Rate relief to Inflamed Nipples, and cools
sbs in-
fant's mouth.. It is perfectly innocent, and the most &Beate
Lady or Child may at all times use it With the greatest safety;
and, by a continued ipplidadon, its taisatnic effects will prove it
the most beneficial and pleasing Preparation ever produced.
To GENTLEMEN whose Faces are tender after okaying.—
This Cosmetic is recommended for the ease and relief of the Face
after shaving : it immediately allays the irritating and smarting
Pain, and imparts delightful Cosiness, rendering the Skin smooth
and even, and protects the Skin from severe
odeinds, and
Scorching Rays of the Sun. In eonsaqueuce of b recommen-
dation of several distinguished Personages, whe attested the pre
eminent Virtues of this Cosmetic, the sole Proprietors, A.
ROWLAND and SON, porcbast4 the Receipt of the above
Lady, and offer it to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in
general, as a Valuable Preparadon.--Sold at Is. and 4.. 64.
per Bottle, duty 'Deluded.
Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, 111:1,
Hatton-garden, Holborn, Landon; and by appointment, by
Messrs. Hendres Perfumers to Ms Majesty, 'orao-eresat.
Smith, 117; GstAte and Pierce, 57, D. Riggs,
and 55, New Pond-
stmt.; Delcroix, Old Bond-street, Bayley Blew, Cock-
vor-street ; Sanger, 1" Oxford-street; Berry and Co. 47.
Johnson, 15, Greek-street; Butlers, 4, Cbearide, and 1120,
Regent•street ; Rowney. 106, Hattotegarden ; .T. Riggs, IS,
Cbeardde ; Take, 41, Johnson, 611, Conskill; Edwards, 46,
St. Paul's Church Yard; Burgess, 411, ; Low, 330,
Prout, In, Strand i Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market;
Stradling and Nix, Royal Exchange • and by most Perfumers and
Medicine Vendors who vend •thrir !celebrated Macassar Oil.•

. Joao.
Superior Porter and Drown Stout, 53. 6d. 63. and 73. per dozen.
Devonshire Swett Cydt.r, excellent quality, per dozen.
Bottles renamed or pid for. Upon trial the quality will be
'mind remarkably good.

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ELECTRIC AL SCIENCE.
HIS Day is submitted, as a- justice due to every
1 individual, and as a duty that one and all owe awn to
tentative,: viz. the attentive perusal of," AN APPEAL TO
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TRICTURES CURBS BY INTERNAL MEDICINE.
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DitAcT_ICAI: OBSERVATIONS ON- STRIC-
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eseribiug an Effectual Mode of Cure by an Internal' ledicine;
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grott="llabbiPe weir ifr. Bowmen Mr. Keesteee. .
and. . ,(.'Outman; brangiu, up the Scottish.
'Courts Oneandase4o . Highlands (Scotland) Choreirs
Bill., she Insurrealiki Act [)Matta) Continuation Bill, and the
Scotch Jurt Court BIM irateltWere ilierwards read a Ant time.
Upon the. toughen of the asslitif tetintetws, the Mose went
into Conandttees on the- . el Conylets BID, the Felonies
Bill. the Capitai eine BO{. the Larcenies Dill,
Iris,
anßtere.Sentence *E. Dina'. i.tilien some Miseadments were .
made IA the Larteinies'iki; id& the ether B1!s were reported
erbium any ansetilintaink • ::•• f.''' • ••• • ,
Lard ELLDABOROUGELpshennted a Petideit franc err.
min Architeem and- one Irogi:le,r, who compthai tits),
thoultl be aggrieved if the New London Bridge*Rrecthei Bar
*were insfelled to' past into a 114r.—The Petttion was referred ed.
the Continittee tin.the BM . .
• Lord CALTHOILPE presorted a Fehinn from Mr. itiebark
PbelPineAte ow . Basniggir Wells Brewery ; who stated, that,
timing new embarked huge sums of tanner hi his bre:very, he'
cosiplailled df the potientar dame eontaitted• in the bilw Iker
nit ring to prohibit the prewar brewers of table beer and ate.
ft"b•••btel•inf the new beer, teams they shall erect or engage
separate premises' for. that purpose, or else forego their esta-
blished trades:
• Pefitions to the same erect were presented by Lord Ratios.
=freer dm -Me end ?able its., Sewers of Camber-
well; and also from the like deectiption•of Brewers in •White-
at Betlinaiireen, and St. George s-in•the-East.—Laid
espee the table.
Alter Some conversation between the Earl of LITiRPOOL and
Lord Esammosouctir, in which the latter said be had some
amendments to propose in the New Beer Bill, it passed pro
forma through a Committee of the Howe, and was agreed to he
read a third time on. Friday.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said that an important Bill (the
Insurrection, Trelind, Bill) had to.dirbeen received.frem the
other House, and read a first time. He wished, if convenient to
their Lordships, to appoint the second reading of the Ilitt for Fri-
day, as the latter day would suit hint better than an errlkr one.
Lord HOLLAND was not unwilling to agree to the Noble
Earl's proposal in such a cave, but it Mould be only in the fair
understanding that if hinters& or his Noble Friends were t.:141-
to attend in their pieces on Friday nett, then no dimu—ion
should take place sill another stage of the Bill.
JODICIAL (SCOTLAND) CONSIISSION.
Viscount stgLvILLE rose for the purpose of
moving their Lordships to resolve themselves into a •
CommittEe on the Bill for appointing a Commission
to inquire into the Laws of. Scotland, more panic -
holy in relation to the Court of Session as connected
with the Appeals from that portion of the United
Kingdom. In moving this stage of the present Bill,
he could not help adverting to some expressions
which had fallen from 'Noble Lords on a former
night, respecting the introduction of the Trial by
Jury into Scotland. He could not allow to be as.
sumed and so to go forth without the least contra-
diction to the worid, that she expel ilLent of the Trial
by Jury in Scotland had proved a complete failure;
for, on the contrary, when it Was considered the
shortness of time yet allowed for that experiment to
be made, it was wonderful that so much had been
done. As to
.the objection that the Scotch Court
knew not how to work the machinery of T 1 ial by
Jury, he would reply, give them mac facikies in
other ways, instruct them how to work this great
machine, and, once brought i.tto fair play, it must
form the moseeffectpal of all Checks upon the accu-
mulation of Repeals in future.
The Earl oreLAIUDgIIDAI.E said; that be never
was more astennhed than on hearing it stated to their
Lordships that the introduction of the Trial by Jury
had failed with regard to' Scotland.. In the habit,
as he happened to be, of associating and miring with
eminent Scotch Lawyers, he found their collective
opinion in. favour of the system, as likely to perfect
the jurisprudence of their country. He therefore
must agree most perfectly with the Noble Lord (Mel-
ville), when it was affirmed by that Noble Loid that
the Trial. by duty would constitute the best of. all
checks upon the accumulation of Appeal.. The mis-
chief ia. Scotland uas always that matter of fact,
by the legal prates-, inlet Mixed with matter of law.
Indeed, so far were the people of Scotland from
thinking the Trial by Jury ;in inefficient mean, that,
on the contrary, they considered it among their be-
nefits. This, atall.events, was his conviction.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL would agree in every
.thing Noble Lords bad stated with respect to the in .
portance of Trial by Jury to the improvement, a..d
even the perfection of the Scotch law. Now, u ith re-
spect to legal innovations in established laws, he would
assert most distinctly that it never was the intention
of the proposers of the present Bill to alter the law of
Scotland; but an improvement in the administration
of laws was another thing; and he would maintain,
with respect to Appeal, to their Lordship; in chid
House, that it was most material to alter the mode of
legal processes in Scotland; and therefore.he. wished
it to be understood that the proceedings in the Scot-
tish Courts ought to be altered, for the administration
of the law was often as important as the law itselt.
It were indeed to be wished, that in future,' all &et-
tith Appeals might be confined to doubtful points on
pow in law. Every one must brave observed, that
re. this country all arguments at law were con-
.dusted in open Court, by-whicb method of proceed-
ing not only those present in Couit, but even the pub-
lic at large, were aware as to,the -real -gtoun'cls upke.
which a judge decided a case. Were it possible in this
/meet to assiniilare the legal practice of the Scottish
Court; nearer to the practice of the Engin)) and Irish
Law Couits, sneh an alteration.wonld go toAernedy
some great evils, and at tiny rate prevent is increase
ie the number of Appeals m that lluuso. He was 4r:
having the world know elactlywbat was going 141) in
:Courts of Law, which OpeablebSeifiltrdi(knOthingm4re,
iave this advarstagethat pablie isproion tip , inure
reikely to operate on the 'achninastratupti of.jteitice in
every stage of it ; bur as to writtelr ritic UNtents in 'nth
cases, nehody 'would read, *bent:: "1t thieuld 'now
support she motion of hie rtilbtit Friend t.loat hins.
After 'their Lordship; 60 'fiettp :iitto 'a Colimiktee
an the abave Dill; some anit'adrnetlis *are i eceleed at
-chi suggestion of Lori* LiiiiiiiPeOL, Itioepiniee,
i,wfdloservciot.eute. ecranwdithlaitt enatimnecnkat4' ariotiterthweli
Ritehptheon'talst
ordered to be reccived to-morrow, ." • . '
ApppLLA 11. diiihiapiCTlOle, • '
Th ...e.E at), of LIVEItPIOOL now moved the Order
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