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or Universal History Abridged. In
Part 1. comprising all the Himont:al Facts
'and Profane Writers. from the Creation of if
of the year 1812, arranged Isi the order of
oceomd.
Part 11. containing such remarkable Events
sorted in the First Part, Useful Inventions in
Discoveries. &c. alphabetically arranged.
To which is prefixed an Introductory Discourse
dation of Chroaulogy, its Divisions, Ddrieedetee,
also, Tables art the sovereigns of Eirope,
Western :lonian Emrire; with a List of the
in all ages et the world, note Officers of Fusglami,-
Mayors of London, &c. &c. The whole
autheutic sources, and co fated with the hest Aothorkies.
By J. AtiPll4,
Professor and Teacher of History and Chronology,
London : Printed fur A. Wbellier, Paterno-'. -
sold lay ail the Lookseflers.

rand

This day was pubFshcd,
A nkw Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, '
A P RACT ICA L TREATISEon the PREVEN-
TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its
consequences, as Strictures, elects, &c. including practical Ob-
servations on Tr.bes Plumbs, (Manion, %A final Weakneu, Mu-
c.l Discharges, &c. divested h.{ all technical Ohscuritie&
By T. M. CA TON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. '1 homas's and Guy's.
Primed for the Author, No. 10, Stanhope•street, Neweamle-
erect, London.
Where snay be had, Canon's Popular Treatise on the Causes
and Distinction •f the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple,
and successful instructions for the prevention an. treatment of
Asthmatic Fits, prise 3i.

110ARD and LODGING WANTED for a
P young Verson, in a regular comfortable Family in the Coun.
try, who has lately laboured under a mental Infirmity,but now in
a lair way cf recovery; and as nothing is necessary but family
treatment, her friends are willing to allow any p4rson from £25
to £:-.0 per Annum for the same.
Personal application, b r letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. M.
T. at Mr. Allen's, No. :3 3 , bioundsditch, win be immediately at-
tended to.

To FAMILIES, and MERCHAN FS ARRIVING in TOWN.
MILLARD'S EASt' INDIA WAREHOUSES,
No. 16, CHEAPSIDE.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs, in
addition to the regular supply of the choicest India IVLuditis,
Long Cloths, India Shawls, &c. &c. from the India House, a rich
A ssori ment of Irish, Scotch, and German Linens ; toreign Damask
Table Linea (in which Noblemen and Families may have their
Arms richly wrought, to order) ; Foreign Laces and Veils, with
every new and elegan! Article for Evening and Morning Dress,
may be obtained. Curious Muslin' for G. ntlemen's Cravats.—
The Proprietors of Business in the Country supplied. The first
Articles in Black Goods form a part of the . upply of the Ware-
houses •' together with the most elegant printed Fornitur.s, Ma.
rrena, Holland for Blinds, &c. &c. Families supplied on the
wualterm!, at the who Price, by the Piece or Demy.

TOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
Cl.O l'H—the only Mandacture of the Kind in the United
Kingdom. Eitabli2hed lEIOV.
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phis fabric from its contniencement has been manufactured
with a view for sale to private Faniii.es and home Trade, and is
now brought to a degree of excellenceand perfettion unequalled,
and so-.d at about halt the price of Irish Linen.
It is peculiarly adapted for all seasons and Ornatee by its free-
dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere,
to which every other description of Shirting Cloth is liable.
lis durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
sands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges to reim-
burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
qualities fur which it is reconunended.
sold•at the Patentees Original Warehouse, No. 1 il, Cheats-
stcle,ntor Sr. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall,
and no other house in London.

,air dealer from the extensive practice of fraudulent
Auctions ; and a Bill WAS framed and brought up
from the other House of Parliament, with a view to
remedy the evil ; and certainly that Bill contained
many fit and salutary clauses and provisions for the
attainment of its object. It was calculated to check
or destroy a practice which had long opertted to the
prejudice of the fair and honest trader, and which
had risen to an enormous excess of fraud and impo:
sition. That Bill, however, on its return to die other
House, had been there rejected, and in the place or
it another had been sent up, but without any of the
wholeson:e provisions tshich %vete contained in the
former. With that conviction on his mind, and
aware of the more important question which stood
for their Lordships' discussion that cvering, he should
take up the time of the House no farther than to
move, that the Bill be read the second time that day
three month!.—Motion agreed to without dissent.
EAST INDIA COMPANY.

The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, on a sub..
ject of such vast importance as that on which he ro,et
to address their 14 rdships, slmuld have felt it his
duty to enter at large into the principle and construe-
' Lion of the Bill, if the Resolutions on which the Bill
was framed had not been so long before their Lot-J.
ships as to be completely understood and to have re-
ceived the sanction of their agreement in them.—
From those Resolutions, no material deviation had
been made. It was one main objt.ct of the Resolu-
tions to keep separate the political and c(imrneecial
interests of the Company, and thereby piewnt a con•
fusion that Would prove inexplicablei It was also
provided that the money advanced for commercial
purposes from the territorial funds should by the
Company be replaced from their Commercial Stock.
and iii that regulation it would be found that there
was no material depatture from the Resolutions. In
the last year £120,000 had been advance* by the
Company for territorial purposes, which had where.
wards been repaid from the tenianial fund& f
short, there was no material deviation from the reso-
lutions, except what related to the better adminiara.
Lion of public justice and some necessary regulations
relative to licences. For the f.rtner he felt 'proud to.
acknowledge his obligations to the late Ree•edee 4
Brambly. lie was fully sensible of the difficulty I.
the task which he pa: took the others of his Me.,
jesty's servants (.11 that important question, and al
the impossibility of shaping their conduct and their
measures so as to secure universal approbation. Thf
case however was luily before their L,qrdshil.s, and
he should conclude with moving that the bill be dies
read a second time.

The Earl cf LAUDERDALE Was ecsirous to
submit a few obscrtiatii.ns on the subject before thd
House. The surplus avenue he retarded As A con:
sideration of the high.st mrirtsent, :.ud one on .shish.
as tar as he could cimprthend, the house was ht no.
mons sufficiently tutu med. The clause prof„,
to rest on the regulations in 179 S ; but the tact wadi
by no means agreeable to .that a►teatic:A, and h.
would put this questi.mt to the Nolile Lord, wheddoi.
the Revebne at home referred to the first, ot Lilo op
cond, or the, third. or the fourth appropriation .
The Etrl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE repll4l) •
that the money a.thanoed by the Cdttilsani aYbait.

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Institutions; with the additional Rawl and
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down to the "resent time. TO
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Thladaf 11"1/111"a41,! rk 811°' Pri wat64' boards, - The Sitilof STANHdtfie ireseeted • a tra.i•tsueiltetie 6 6
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Neves, Mibtury and Historical.
bserved, of all those Petitions was the introduction antirdillill ..
By Mrs. JOHN PHILIPPART. . Pion of diet in the Fagd. IneS. With the object and igsr.a(igeg
The Pria3Patableet3 of this Ito* are, to Penrin
T, in Mtn"' of all the Peti•ions he fully agreed, and many pt' aw
colours. the brilliant successes of the Russian arms, in delenee of
.:worded mildly to his mind. Stich were those which Minnk*
national independence, honour, and religion; UP embody, w ' containeda prayer for the peace, conVor, and happioill.• of tI
natives in India. He was always sf opinion that vain any.ter
fidelity, the events of a War. *acted (fun Ps dultives--grekt in i-. 1
effect; an I to offer a just tribute to the renown of those brave / roto country was taken p0,w,,,,c0n uf, to trench eg t . .0 vim
men who have fallett and hied In the &whoa contest. I tie religion of that country, was lie-Wing On very re vs( suA .
Useful knowledge Wai the first bles4.g to be impart to tpent, i
:,013 by Patr:ck Martin and Co Otter of °rebind-strut, Otta
ford street; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. sad uig most hopeful mans of introducing that tiourd hew Weft
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sionevihat differently wOrded, yet he beleved 144 siississ.p.*
Th's day was published, price sis. in boards, the Fa:tenth object in view, since they approved of that raulation* Of the
Edition of
' inCe :nolo which recommended prudence.
A DESeRIPTIONoftheROADSofENGLAND The Petitions were then Aevetany (warned to Lt en tie Ilibla,
.L .1. and WALES, stool Part of SCOTLAND ; contalnfig eh* Earl GROSVENOR presented a multitude of Petition, plogg
different quarters to the same eff..et. In presenitng,tbess.
I -,istancts, Seats, &c. • the Roues of the Mail Coaches; s't'able
of the Heights of Mountains, by Lieutenant Colonel Mkt*: dons. his Lordship took that opportunity, which pctt*ii
Cones' the ! be the only one the Session wooild afford him, of dire
and additional Maps, partntnriy of the Southern
Lakes of Cumberland, &c. ;cc. The whole greatly aelletented 1 earnest hope, that should the bill which stood' fie their Linda
and Improved, by the aid Of ?nods heeling, Esq. Fecretal7.iltd ; ships discussion that night pass into a law, it would be cot;foigoi .
of the Surveyors to the Ponspau, under the authority st the able to the object set forth In those Petitions, and that no I
Post-Master General. ftunce of Government should obstruct or alarm the liatifel.
Ey LIEUTF.NANT-COLONEL PATF.RSOM 1146, of by trenching on their religious opinions edVr
Assistant Quarter-Master-General of kis Nttjesty's Forcer. foie of our possessionsthem . . .
Sold by ?deism Longman Hoist, i.e., Orme, and Browny ,pu Earl ei BUCKINGHAMSHIRE entirely send Jet*
Paternotter.row ; and Mr. Fades. Chat:big-moss. • the sentiments communicated by ihe Noble Earl. sod tisa.t
This day was p
SYSTEM of CHRONOLOGY, übii•leit, pence itei:643. to boards, action to state, that a classic had especial been %trodiiee
M
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ACOMPLE l'E e the Bill for removing orprevesting aey ties &et enliht
or Universal History Abridged. In Two Parts.
esiteetakied of Government interfering with the man of this
Part 1. comprising all the Hiseaticid Facts nett by Siered "thea.
The Petitions then, u well as some whenpreest--
.and Profane Writers* from the Creation °I 'be W °tire end Bari of LAUDIAIDALL, were Ordered to lie on the l''
' of the year 1812, arranged la the order of time ha which they
I'iINER ANT A UCTIOP: KERS.
oteored.
Part 11. containing such remarkable Events as mad eat be in- , Upon the Order of the Day for the secor.d readitit
seined in the First Part, Useful Inventions in the Me, Scientific of the Auctioneers' Bill.
Discoveries. &c. alphabetically arranged. The Earl of LAUDERDALE rose, xgreeabl
Tlntroductory i
o which is prefixed an Discourse as tile Fonts-
to notice, to move, that the second reading be post:.
dation of Chrouulogy, its Divisions, Drano dues, its. Containing,
also, Tables tit the sovereign* of lienoe, since the P4ll of the ported to cleat day three months. It must be, his
Western :roman Empire; with a Liss of the most seinen WA Lordship observed, in the recollection of the is Lord
in all ages ea the world, state Olken of Beglast4lllllbor. Lod ! ships, that many Petitions had been presented frnni
Mayors of London, &c. &c. The whole eampliedialllik* most •
01111 Ons parts of the Country, as well as of the Me:
authitunc sources, and co dated with the best Antbarities.
By J. Mind, ---..... . zopi)lis, complaining of the injury resulting to aii
7 fair dealer from the extensive practice of fraudulent Professor and Teacher of History and Chronology. ,
London : Printed fur A. Whellier, .S, Paternosta.row, and 1 Auctions ; and a Bill was framed and brought up
sold by ad the Lookseliers.
from the other House of Parliament, with a view to
1 This day was published, I remedy the evil ; and certainly that Bill contained
A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Caws, •
1 many fit and salutary clauses and provisions for the
APRACTICAL TREATISEon the PItILVEN-
-1 attainment of its object. It was calculated to check i
1 PION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its I - - -