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THE FARMERS MAGAZIN&
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Mr. ROSCOE'S WORKS. NEW ItDiI'IONS2
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THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the
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By WILLIAM ROSCOE.
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ANA N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the
A. DEATH of LORD NELSON, with the Circurnitanees
preceding, attending, and fubtequent to that Rapti; the Prefer.
fional Report on its Lordihip's Wound; and rowel intcreftiag
Asteeclotes.

WILLIAM BEATTY, M. D. .
Surgeon to the Vidory In the Battle off Trah!gar, Ind now Phi-
hcian to the Fleet under the Command of Earl St. Vincent,
K. B. &c. &e. &c.

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PRESENT STATE OF THE

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THE WEST INDIA COMMON PLACE
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TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Weft India Pro-
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LADIES.
THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greateß
drawbacks-from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Pace,
Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pa-
rent. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to
time. Ratted up, hot molt of them (although pompoully adver
tiled) having been found either inefficacious or deletertous, are
fallen or falling to the ground. In praifc of TARN DEPI-
LATORY, which Rands abfolutely unparalleled and justly cc.
lebrated, the Proprietors will only obfrrve, that it removes the
hairs in a few minures, without injuring the gin, or muting any
unpleafant knfation-.-thnt it has been happily applied and highly
approved in the firft circles of falhion and rank—and that I adies
may fee it vied, and thus have ocular demonftration of its efficacy
and innocence, before they make a purchafe.
It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re-
tail. by Mr. Pearl°, 23,ionthamptoo•fireet, Covent Garden, and
wall by all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in
London. To Ladies in the country, enclofing the amount,frere of
pottage, it will be immediately forwarded—price ss.

PARLIAMENT ART PROCEL2? acs.
HOUSE OF LOSAIVRIDAY, JAN. 9.
11113(111 APPI*L.
The Solicitor General was beard at confide:al length. as lead-
ing Counfid far the Appellants in the cask ( the Irifh Court
ref Chancery). John Page,Elq. and others.. Frederick Hamilton,
Fig and others ; after which the farther cordidtradun of the cafe
was adjourned till Moo4ty.
•I hr Houle 'delved into a Committee on the Place and Penfirn
Duty Bill, Lord Willingham in the Chair.
The Claufes aid Provilions of the Bill were agreed to by their
Lortifbip.: and on the Houle returning, the Bill was reported
without amendment. •
aljtCriusi f Y Tali *SALT TAX BILL.
The Order being read for the Houfe going Oita a Committee
fee granting to his Mikity certain duties on Malt. and for remo-
ving doubts with re(pe4 to the Attie a Exchequer 919., &a.
The LORD CHANC.F.LLOR quitted the Woolfack, and itat-
cd,Aat the Bill. from the title do it Lortlfhips had jolt heard
mel, ina ouc of knout and peculiar importance ; inaliouch as I:
contained m tter foreign from that of the regular aid and tupply
for the ferrite of his M ycßy ; and farther, as it direr:By militated
;genii ..ae of OH it Lordfhips' ftaoding Orders, which provided
fur the tejedtion it Bills to circiniftioced. He would tbetelore
Move CI se the televant Rending Older of the Houfe lie read.
'1 he Order was accordingly read by the Clerk. It imported
that Mu aey Bills, coptaiidag muter foreign from the regular ski
mci Ripply to be granted to his Majetty, wire, InParbanicathry,
drain:Noe ti the ponttitution of tin Government, sod ought to
tit; rejettled.
'1 he Noble and Learned Lord then nisferved. it would be a wage
of *heir Lordihr a' time to iii¢ft upon the point t the Order (poke
best for Writ The Bill in e ueltitio, front its title, clearly eon-
toi,w,j matter obinitions to the rtimdiug order of the Hoeft; he,
. therefor tu e, aleced It incumbent tin bias to more* that the Bill
fteftc4.
his profit Atkin meeting the enneureeNe of their I ordfitips, it
was, on the qut Rion being put, ordered accordingly, slid the lad
re frard...A. hlentge yraaurdertd is hi bait to acquaint the Colt
mans therewith.
vl. Frederic facques Schenck, having taken the neeceary oaths,
tai Blllfor his N:.turahaatiou was raid a freond time, a.;,j r-.
nedwa ;dine Cortuaittet.m.A/uutned fitl hfunday. '

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