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TUESDAr,

In a -few days wifl•be published, in Three Vols. ilmo. 21 6.
HE RION-LANDERS. A TALE.—By the Au-,
thor of 's The Hermit in London, " The ""'"it Ahr°34l:.
Bm—Published and sold by H. Co!bur4, 8, New liur:ti:,;ton queer.

• Thlidaywas published,
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VIEW of the -LITERATURE of the SOUTH of
EUROPE.
• ,ByM. DE S'SMONDf.
Tnenslated from the Originai,,,...ith Notes,
By THONIAS ROSCOE, Esq.
L'ondon: Printed for Henry Whom, It, New Buttingtost-street.

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In a few dars will be published, in-Three Vet fsme. ots.
M EMOIRS OF AN' ENGLISH. COUNTESS.-
- WRITTEN BY 1-IF,RSELP.
Containing numeroti. S!tetehes and Anecdotes of her illustri3us and
Conterporaries.
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filklE. ALLIANCE BRITISH AND. TokiEWN
LIFE AND FlftE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 425,000,900 SustuttO.
PRESIDENTS,
JOHN IRVINTO.•Esq. M. P.
. FRANCIS BARING, Esq. N. M. Rirritscnren, Esq.
SABILEL Guesser, Esq. I MOSES MONTEFIOII4, Esq.
DIRECTORS,
JAMES AERIE/4MM Eq. ALP. CHARLES GREENWOOD, Esq.
G. It Bayne*, Esq. Limes Devorere, Jun. Esq.
CHARLES SWAN, Esq. Wir.usas HIFWARD, Esq.
JOHN BOWDEN, Esq. JOHN Inst. 2% El. M. P. :
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TIMOTHY A. CUNT'S, FN. 11. M. THORNION,
FRANCIS Caasswzu., Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq.
AUDITORS,
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FOWELL BRECON, Esq. M.P.
CHARLES CAMPBELL, Ell I THOHAS MASTERMAN, F.sq.
Bankers—Messrs. SMITH, PAYNE, and SMITHS; MESSES. DOARIL,
BARNETT. and Co.
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Physician—Jon:" R. Hemz, I.D. Curfon-street.
CounseI—LANCELOT SSIADWELL, ESq.
Solicitor—JOHN M. PEARCE, Esq.
The Company have commenced Business at their temporary
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The Lire DEPARTMENT of the Company comprehends Insurances
on Lives and Survivorship', Endowments for Infants, and Life
Annuities ; and the Fins: DsraarstEmr every species of risk Usually
the subject of Insurance. Both will he extended to the Assurance
of Foreign as well as British interests.
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chase of Life Annuities, Reversions, and such other description of
Property as the Law may sanction.
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terms the most beneficial to the Public.
Persons effecting Policies will share with the Proprietary in the
Profits of the Establishment upon equitable principles.

BY PERMISSION OF THE LIVID CHAMBERLAIN.
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WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT.
THEL W ALL'S ORATORICAL AND
-CTtuTlc4l, LECTURES.
TO-UORROAT• EV ENIWG : Smaxsexames Historical Tra-
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q'iztril; with Sttictures on tote successive representation( of Ghta-
RICK, SDuvs, HENDEMON, I; EMIBLE, Coors, KEAN, BOOM and
Macatinv.—FmDAY :The Romantic Comedies of Shaltspeare,
and the Melo-dramas of the present day. Poems of Sir Walter
Scott, and historical Novels of the soi-dLant Great Unknown.
Further particulars is the Theatrical Observer of the respective
days.—Boaes ss. Pit E.. Giillecy Li. Box Subscription Tickets
for the remaining Course ONE GOMA, to be bad at Boyle's Court
Guide Office, 1, Leicester-square; and of the Lecturer, North
Brixton Cottage, where Instructions are given in Cues of Impedi-
ment, and in the Elocution of the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate.
N. Mr. Massingharn .attends at the Box-Office Wedtteulays
and Fridays, front Ten to Four.

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MONTHLY SALE.

SHARES IN THE NEATII, KENNET AND AVON,
WILTS AND BERKS, AND PORTSMOUTH AND
-ARUNDEL CANALS.
•TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. M. RAINE,
(Successor to the late Mr. Scorr),
On WEDNESSOAY' March 31, at the Mart, at Twelve o'Clock,
HEATH CANAL NAVIGATION, Two Shares in
this Concern, which last year divided 413 per Share, buk
this year the trade upon the Canal having improved, an increase of
dividend next July may be confid‘ntly relied on ; in the Kennet
and Avon Canal, Fifty Shares; NVilts and Ir.rks,• One Hundred
SLares; and Severn Shares in Portsmouth and Arundel Canal.
Particulars at the Mart; and of Mr. M. Rai. Canal and Dock
Share arid Estate Broker, No. 2, Great Winchester-street, Old
Broad-street.

NEW INVENTION.
JCOLLINGE, Nuthor of the Patent Axietrees, has
• invented a NEW HENCE for DOORS, GATES, Ste.
which, fiom its peculiar formation, constitutes a universal joint;
and as it combines the important advantages of moving in oil with
the effectual exclusion of air and dust from the parts in action, its
continuance in order is rendered permanent. Gates with these
Hinges may be opened and shut with incredible ease. The external
part made to any design, and richly ornamented, and doors to wbieh
they are attached can be taken off' in an instant, and replaced with
equal facility. Various kinds may be seen in use at the Patentee's,
Manufactory, near Marsh-gate, Lambeth.

TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMPARTING '
FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
MR. W. Author of a high' y-appt oved French Grain-
mar, and patronised ly mo-t diitinguished FamiHes,
beg. leave to inform Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of acquiring
speedy knowledge of Fori.ign Languages, that he has discovered a
new and easy mode of imparting them, by which he pledges him-
self to teach Persons of either sex to speak French or German in
Three Months; to Read, Trandate, and Write.correctly in Twelve
Lessons. Apply personally at his residence, or by Letter, post paid,
at 128, Strand, opposite Exeter-'Change.
Affidavit from D. P. Issti. RN. •
Middlesex to wit

of the Royal Navy, and now residing It'
maketh oath and saith, that under the Tuition of Mr. W. he was
enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of the German
Larguage, to Translate with eaw, in the short space of Five Les-
sons, "Burgher's" celebrated Poem, entitled " Leonora."
Sworn at the Guildhall of London, this I2th day of February,
1822, before me MAGNAY, Mayor.
Testimonial of 3 T—, Esq. Barrister at Law.
. T.—, of the Inner Temple, certifyit hat under Mr. W.'s
Tuition, j was enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of
the French Language., to Translate, in Fourteen' Lesson not only
French Prose. but ancient Poetry, and the French NeWspapers..

PATENT ECONOMICAL .CHAMBEIt LAMP, AND
UNIVERSAL SUDSTITUT2' ran rite CANDLE. -
rrl Invention umbraCes every essential to render
! it an acquisitinn of great importance to the Public, and has
a strong claim to universal adoption, as a truly valuable domestic.
oldtfort. The• Patentee presumes to state Its superiority over ev.ty
other Lamp that has been produced 'in this. Country. It gites a
brilliant and hivariable Light anyletigthsof time required, and our
be regulated to burn.till the,approach of: Day, and then disappear
!without 'Smoke or Sncli; it will. beat any motion, and is always.
ready at the moment it is wanted t, its safety iasuch as to render it.
truly, valuate in the •Room of. Skims% even- if used about the
I Bed, and as alight to confey'Sbat'lliti House; is a protection of
the Caiiiets TilioWorWarS'and it&mitidote to greasy Candle-
F wicks and wino Of :Candle; so '4 in r that it can be trimmed with
Iltde more than 'a touch acts re‘luires to be_replenished "with Cot•
out oultonce in ksvo 3lontbs. Sold in Japan Stands;
suited to the Ch4mbeis orthei The expenie.ii not-
'Satf 'that. of a ermitnoct Ruddiest.
Sold only by T. Pest& and Co.. Agents to the attett.oes NI.
'9lo;tachig the front of St. Clement's Church, in the Stand; who,
'to seeiare thosepuration of • this Lamp fritri the effect's or, i4firitir
are bound to sellticin but ?bit Letteritikiita
'ow) irtra -at parts orthekiatintithrili iutteitlik'poigaptsueatieti.

delivered an Account of the Receipts fur First Fruits; the number
of Benefices in Ireland, and other Papers; which, upon the mo-
tion of the Earl of DAP.NLIA. were ordered to be printed for the
use of this Heinse.
Mr. Aortae. from the Treasury, delivered an Account of the
Money that had been issued to Messrs. Evans and Brodie, far the
Indesieg ojthe Leads' Journals; and rho a Copy of the Treasury,
Alimite as to Reductions and Aluaratious in the Office for Military
Accounts in Ireland. i.
Mr. ikon's, from the Index Office, nest appeared with an Ac-
count of thirSunis issued for their Lorsithips' Journals in the year
1794, and shewing the progress since made in Jade :inn; the same.
Lord BARN AM•pre.sented a series of Peii: ions tor the Aboli-
tion of Slavery from lloChester, Stroud, Seven Oaks, and 11-rgate
ia the County of Kent.
Lord CA LTHOR PE presented similar Petitions from Glaston-
bury, Altqn, Berkhampsted, and other parts.
Mr: BROCIIEN and others brought up the Weights and Measures
Uniformity Bill, the Barnsley Cloorch Bill, and the Pour Employ..
ment Bill, which were afterwards read a first time.
Upon the Motion of the Earl of Snarresatinat, the Ireland Court
of' Exchequer Regulation Bill, the Sugar Bounties Bill; and the
Female Orphans' Asylum Bill, with several Road Bills, were all re-
spectively read a third time, passedhand messaged to the Commons.
Earl GROSVENOR, on presenting a Petition front the. tuba.
hitants of Workiop; for the Abolition of au Slavery in our Colonies,
took occasion to expresr his wishes for more information with re-
gard to those facilities which his Majeaty'se Ministers were dis-
posed to afford towards the entire extinction of the Slave Trade.
As their Lordships were upon the eve of the meeting of the Afri-
eats Institution, which was fixed fur to-morrow, it was desirable
to obtain from the Noble Earl opposite, who explained on a former
evening, sonte further information on the subject. Ile wished to,
know particularly what Were the intentions of his Majesty's Go-
vernineat with retard to Jamaica, should the instructions not be
adopted by the House of Assembly there? It appeared that in the
Colemies of Berbice, Demerara. Trinidad, and some more, besides
Sierra Leohe, the dispositions of • his Majesty's, Government were
amicably met, while a far different feeling had been notorious in
Jamaica. 'He was friendly to the substitution of. free labour. the
good effects of which ftvere proved by experience. With respect to
religious instruction It seemed that Bishops and Archdeacons, and
a body of Clergy, were likely to be appointed to oflseiate in the
West Indies, at, as must be supposed, sonic expense, whereas this
Missionaries had laboured there without the least burthen on either
the master or the slave. He thought, upon the whale, et.t further
explanation was wanted with regard to certain facilities in abolish-
ing the Slave Trade promised by the Noble Earl.
The Earl of LI VEFPOOL.—If the Noble Lord 'wishes foe
more information, it would he better, I conceive, as it is quire cons..
petent to himoo give due notice of-a motion on the subject, when
in all probability his Noble Friend (Earl Bathurst) the Secretary foe
Cie:onion OW attend in his place.
. Earl GROSVENOR explained, and intimated his intention of
speaking at another time. '
• The Earl of DARNLEY said that he had a Petition of a simi-
lar nature to present front the:inhabitants of Gravesend, in Kent.
Their prayer was also for the complete. Abolition of Slavery, in
which he concurred, but 'ins his opinion, the less that was said
about the West Indies the better.
Earl GROSVENOR here repeated .his wish to obtain further
inrormation, if possible, front the Noble Earl opposite.
The Earl of LI'VEICT'OOI. said, " I can only how repeat what
I before stated, that on these occa,lons I wish Noble Lords would
give fair notice respecting the subject on which they require ihfor-
matlon. Let the Noble Lord put it into some shape, whether by
Bill or other wile, so that it may_ be tairly met, and nut let the
liouse be led, day after day, into unexpected discussions arising '
out of Petitions."
The Marquis of LANSDOWN had certain Petitions to present
I on the subject to their loardships, and while presenting those Fed.
Hems hb would so far comply with the suggestion of the Noble Lord
opposite, as not to enter into any discussion on the subject. At the,
sometime, however, he must agree with his Noble Friends, that
the subject deserved more discussion at a proper period.
Petitions were then presented by the Noble Marquis hit the.
Abolition of Slavery; from Atnesbury,•l3rom yard, Brentwood, and
Romford, which were all read and laid upon the table. -
The Earl of 'DARNLEY said, that although be should persist
in his Motion far this day fortnight, yet, after what had just passed,
he wished to give notice that he should, on Thursday, h:ve to pre-
sent an important Petition against the Act passed last Session fur the
Commutation of Tithes i:t Ireland. He had accordingly to move
that their Lordships be summoned fur that day.—Ordered.
Earl C.ATllCAVpresented a :Petition from Bristol, praying
for alteratiOns in the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Adjouroed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. -
General G A SCO YNE presiiired a Petition froth the Town of
Ll-
verpool, against the Bill now pending in this 'louse for the purpose
of providing the Judges nitthe Circuit through the County Palatine
of Lancaster with lodgings and accommodation, which the Peti-
tioners stated had hitherto been provided. by the Sheriff of the
County, who haccample fees and funds for that purpose.- The Pe. •
titioners opposed the Bill on that account, as well as on account of
its contaiiiing a clause to build a banqueting.room for the Grand
Jury, and also entailing 'divers unusual and unprecedented expenses
on the Petitioners, which ought to be borne by the Sheriff.
After a few words front Lord Srantre, the Petition was read
and laid on the table.
Mr. ELLIS brought in a 11111 to Improve the City of Disblin,
and the Roads adjoining ther.to, which was read a first, and or-
dried to be read a second title.
Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from certain Noblemen and
Gentlemen, praying fof leave to bring in a Ps titian tor a Bill to in-
corporate them as a Joint Stock Company for the purpose of Drain-
ing and Cultivating the Bogs of It .lati.l.—Ordnreet to be referred to
a Si:lkt Committee.

Tliis day was publi,hed, price 7s. ed. in boards,
QMIE Accocyr of the PUBLIGLIFE of the late
Lieutenant-Ceneral Sir GEOII.OE I'REVOST, Rart..patt!-
cularly of his Serrices in the Canadas : including a Reply to the
Strictureloon his Military Character, contained in an Article in the,
Quarterly Review. far October, 18::4.
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CONVERSAVONS ON CHEMISTRY, &c.
This day was riblished, the Ninth Edition, revised and improved,
in Two Vols. l2mo. with Plate,' by L.Avry,. 145. bm.rds, et
CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which
the Elements of that Scienei are -familiarly explalncd, and
illustrated by Experiimots.
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!. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Convetlratlons on Natural Philosophy. Third Edition, 10s. 6d.
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This day were publi:4hed, in ltvo. price 14s. boards, -
VrEMOIRS of INDIA': comprising a Brief
IVA Geographical _Account of the East Indies; a Succinct Ilinory
of Vindostan, from the most early Ages to the End of the Mmviis
of Hastings' Administration, in 1823. Designed for the use of
Youn Men going out to India.
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
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This day was published,
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BODY and SOUL; consisting of 'a Series.of lively
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TIOUSE. OF LORDS VARCIt 22.
Thi. morning the LoarrCtia nermosa. sal kr Appaal• Aim esiockJ
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closimi), and Mr. Semmes tor the appeilsnt ; 4nd - Mr, JOIIN A.
Meets*T for the revondent.— Fart her. hearing on. Wednesday.
At a quarter_to four o'clock. the Loan Cnotchtoa stated that.a
Peer was going to be sworn. .
Shortly after the Bishop of Ltrcurzato and Coy/moat took

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the preicribed oaths, on his-Translation from the -See of Ginner.*
ter. Ile next presented four Petitiens front difrerent place. for
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the Aliolition'of Silvery. The Bishop of EXE TER presented a Petition from Harrowby, ,
for the AhoinZon of Slavery ; and a'.Fo another against inhuarsa-
city to inferior Alarm's, front the' Parish of St. George, Han.
ovi:r.liquare.
Mr. Jourzsror, front the 021..ce of the Chief Secret/cry-for Ireland,
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In Three Volumes, 12rno. price .61. ls. in boards,
THE THREE PERILS of WOMAN: a 'Series of
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lly JA ES HOGCr,
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THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING WORKS •
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MEMQIRS of. SAMUEL PEPYS, ,E.q. Secretary
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Alr. IL WAINER 'brought in a rill for erecting a Suspension
Midge over the Thames from liutherhithe to St. Catherike's,and
making approaches thereto.--.. The Pill was Ned a first, and or4ertd
to he read a second time.
Air. 11. SU:I4N h.ti rresented a Petition,- praying fcr leive to
tiring in a Bill erect certain Docks cri the South Side of she Ri-
ver was referred to a Conlmittee to examine and
report the matter thereof to the I rue e.

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A Bill fur Erecting and Butiding ikKks and Warehouses in the
Parish of St.- Cathea ye, near the. Tower cf London, was read a first.
and ordered to he read rl second time.

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Mr. W.
_S presented a•Petttiontor leave tobring ire a Bill •
to Excavate and Build d Tunnel under the Thames, from the Pa-
rish of St. John, Wapping, to the opposite shore of the Itiantes, in
the Parish of St. Mary, liotherhithe —Read, and leave gran.ted to
bring in the ;aid Bill, which was subsequently brought in and read
a first time.
Mr. SPRING RICE brought in .a to incorporate certain .
persons into a Company, for the purpo.:e of working Mines in Ire-
land.--Ready first time.
Mr. W. GREY'presentecl .a Petition for leave to bring in a Bi.ll
to ellable his Majesty to license a Tlrrotre in the Town of
was given accordingly, aid the isnroduced and
read a fi:st
Mr. Aliterman BRIDGES brought in a Bill to remove nett-
inerket.,-Read a first, and order:Al !o be road a second time.
Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
Itoclide:e against the emnioaance of Slavery; also a Petition (rout
Oldham of a siatilacnature.--Tbey wete oolereil toile on the table.
Sir. 11. PAll.N4iLL,brougiht up the Report of the Mix:lead
Road°, wbich vitto iardered to be printed.A
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