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London, England, 1825-09-08 00:00:00

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30, STRAND, London; .
AM add it every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID in Bottles, 4d. 104. ltd. and 18d. each.

Mao PASTE RLACKING, in Pots, dd. 12d. and in& sub.
A Millburn* of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.
OP Ask for WARREN'S Blacking.

PekiE NT. SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.
UPWARDS of FORTY THOUSAND CASES of
.11CRNIA have been relieved by these Invaluable Instru-
ments, and are acknowledged by the Aided to possess security
ease, and convenience, not to be met with in any other invention
for the purpose ; will answer for Right or Left Side ; also admit of
increase or decrease in size sod force, requiring no Buckles, Un-
sierstrap, or any galling Bandage.
In consequence of an inferior article ribir being off:red for Sass
Medical Gentlemen and..the Public are particularly requested s*
Ibsen's', that " Samson, One, and Co. 292, Strand, London," is
marked upon the Leather • Case, without which they are of the
spudons kind.
Persons in the Celviatti are requested to send the circutn-
femme sit the !My In WA below the Hips.—Sold by one or
num Dingshin Werbry City and principal Town in the United
iiill4•6l, .

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AROMATICAFIKAT OF VINEGAR.
4Ls. agreeable -perfumed liquorfilie original in.
eention of Mr. Henry) 'Melt is of we&known ellen/ in
relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the
witir.kossed, ells*, or infected air, condnurs to be pre-
pared, its the protest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM
HENRY, ?danufactering Monists, blew:beater. It is sold fa
Londe., whoiSe and retail, by Messrs. BWILIIT and Burn,
teffelliefa, flockepur-treet ; and Retail, price 2i. 9d. by one
agenfomere is eresitprincipal-Tastri ; 'bet it cannot be genuine,
Wen the names: of the above. prepares.* are engraved on . the
Government stamp, width is lipid ever the cork of each
Peeper Sponge Boxes are -sold by Bayley and Blew, as usuaL
As sawn may also be bad, authenticated by a similar stamp,
Huai & Commit* ids:dxsisai, in bottles at ao. ad! or with glue,
eteppert at Is. ed.

BILIOUS- -AND -MYER COMPLAINTS.
AS a mild and efeitual mmedy fora thmediam%
dors vrhich'origiante hie vitiated action of the. LW snit
11114ary organa,,sainely, Indigratiou, lases of Appetite, Head Ache6l
Heartburn Hatuierecies,Spures,'Coitivemeerf_ of the Lip
vet, he. 'lBtc. DIXON'S ANTIIIILIOUX4.= have riat
with more general approval than my other M(sdicibewhalsorieresio
They ante every raceausvendation of Mild *parade. wkbeseffisnd
eEect; and requite no mtralat Or caollneasent whatever during
their, use.. In tropical elharecirlierare ‘casSequences of redun-
dantpreitallym and vitiated bile arose andalarnsing, they are an in-
valuale and eifcient protection. are lik,V4Vbeyeculiarly cal-
culated to correct disorderaanidng enema of the table, to
restore the tone of tip:At/poach, nut to =SOWS Most warplane's'
occieioned by irrolgularity .4.4l4etbpreels. . .
held Indlosev, ad 2ty etl." tie 4 i is: and ins, by Haler, Chattier
4, Cheapside, St. Paul's -'Bllfory ma es. IN, New lloadeweet;
Leadst; anal b 11,1114 PF4ao.3l"lisac ymidoti.thrcoghqut-the
flaked lifing4otui '‘. sv*
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1426111614 fin. 4sl,Si rankeJ l
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sompiaine. —1:. 174 w, at gs4.l. •

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• FIRS'! REPORT
OF Tux COMMISSIONERS rola BUILDING CHURCHES
• nt Tea HIGHLANDS Sato ISLANDS or SCOTLAND.
Appointed by victim of an Mt of Parliament, passed in the Fourth
Year of the Reign oft* Maisel, King George the Fourth, in.
tituled, aAn Act for bulging additional Places of Worship in
' the Ilighlandaand Wanda of Scotland."
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The Act by which the sum of fifty thousand pounds
was given for building additional Places of Worship in
the Highlands and Islands or Scotland, received the
:Royal Assent on the 18th July, 1823; and diereior it
'was provided, that the number of Churobes to be
established under the Act, should not exceed forty. I I Pub* or 1
'But the most expensive ss well as the most important • Place.
benefit bestowed on the Highlands and blade of Beor-
Jan& by the munificence fithe Legislature,sainsiated in
assigning stipends in perpetuity to the Minister; ap-
pointed to officiate at these Chanties, such,stipends not
.:to exceed lOW. per annum ; moreover, a &reifies-
house for each Minister, (with a garden of half Suhcre)
was to be provided under the Act. The Colllllllsfiaolsll,
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in seeding the dimensions and description. of the build-
ings, (thin is, of the Church, dwellisigshouserald ap- •
purtenances) were directed-not to • exceed 'the efilienee,
of fifteen hundred pounds in any one case, ;naiads."
therein the purchase of Lad,' with the immediate. Om: ,;
session, and the fencing thereof.
The appointment of the Commissioners by a Royal;
Commission, took place on the 18th day of August;
1823 ; and their First Meeting was holden on Monday
the Bth September following.
In the Commission are named all those who had been
Commissioners for making Highland roadiaad bridges,
under whose care indeed the same are still maintained
in good repair, at the joint expense of iliepublic and of
the Highland counties) and the Commissioners nearly
appointed to execute the Highland Church. Act, being
desirous that their transactioneshould proceed upon the
same model, appointed the tame persons who had ears
tied into effect the difficult details of the Highland
Road and Bridge Act, to be their Secretary, Law
Agent, and Surveyor.
The intentions of the Commissioners had been al-
ready anticipated, in sending printed copies of the Act
to the Conveners, Sheriffs Depute, and most of the
principal Helium in the Highland Counties; and
public notices were now ordered to be inserted in'the
Newspapers 'usually circulated in the Highlands of
Scotland. - .
The Commissioners also directed a form of enquiry
to be prepared and printed, -so that upon the receipt of
every application', not only were notices thereof sent to
the Minister of the parish, and to the Moderator of the
Presbytery, but the printed form, (containing twenty-
one questions) was also sent to the applicant, in order
to obtain front him such uniform as well as abundant
information, as might form a satisfactory batis for the
further proceedings of the Commissioners, Meech par-
ticular ca*** •
Before the end of the year 1845,- upwards of twenty
applicalthhor had beenreetiveA- *hen k*appeared that
not mole thin onit-tialf of rifeer-iikdd be legally taken
into eoniideritiOn,.the itateailoarided Property being
such in the Highland counties and in the Islands, that ;
only one Harker -in most of the parishes teas qualified
to' make applicatiook whertai the 'Act' reirifteir 411 Mel
or Mime Heritors possessed if land, rack to theealue of
One.huodred Pounds Scots of valued sent ;" in conse-
quence of which restriction the Commissioners could
not, compatibly 'with -justice, proceed to assign. any
Church whatever until the Act should have been so
amended SS to extend to all Parishes alike : and this oc-
casion was taken to make other Amendments, by re-
pealing. the Act of 1823, and re-enacting it so as to re-
gulate an a practical manner the Seat-rent expected to
accrue from the new Churches; that is, by consigning
such rent to the Herkor making application, and to the t.
future Minister ; and thee/IPP' lasPoliait upon them
the bprden of upholding the' Churcfi and Manse re-
specuvely. Some such security-ware absolutely sects.
nary for avoiding the Mireawnithfe Coadieitin whitteby
a Minister was about to be. wed wi 1 a atiplaad. ►
PerFauk:7l %via* both 4444 h-sad Manes ands its maze 1,110
tali to decay, unless supported at an espouse which name 1-1 L IStratbY I 1,0711
not
:but become intoltyltbki,cortsiderang chat the Heat- ptersonors • IlDtdocli Derek - SSD
top and Minislas woyld keve..llo4opl4 inOtive to.filW The Second List ,displays, in like manner, the ph-
oensdilapidatione fig* resource -was' open to etteffi ok :whom Menses. andltimittiri havit-been oteeed on- eon-
req*lMg 144 )oPokittelled .dition of the existing Place of Worship being thoroughly
Act .4..00 •,/lm tugged a penult*" repaired,. and so upheld 4- Isom. _Vie insu'trice
neciiiiiy,dui; Surveyor* &advent* oilicointanahoold this offer is reji!etad, it vr:4l!tfe. krtioitr#,R4tirertito
be ceei'lleanl Pbfieiftivi4-10eit-ftrads and ?leal. thc 4POic,an,,tigi!ik'VmatmoofiratfrePtafn64o.larst
dlst perntilltds, litrointsicto,,Mte,ona&4Opiiient As neXt des4vel -

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