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London, England, 1805-03-05 00:00:00

DUCHY OF LANCASTEP., WILTS.

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grarido? AX/HEREAS the Leafe of the revere
Fore& v arms be Plough* to his Majefty in right of the
Duchy of Ls/wafter, Within the difafforefted Fora. of Braydun,in
the Coouty of Wilts, has lately expired, Notice is hereby given,
That the Right Von. the Chancellor and Council of his Majefty's
Duchy of Lanaftft arc willing to treat fee leafes for 3 t yeah of
the feveral Farms, upon the parties undertaking to build fubitandal
farm-honks And giber twenty out-boildhigs thereto. *here the
fameaft now wanting, under the infiteatian of the DachySurverie.
Maps of the Eftate, and further pardetilars, ma y be known at
the Duchy of Laneafter Cake. Somerki-place, London.

Nervous Owe"lsiors, Ooze, It iscontedbe, Lavabo, Flatutency,
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Bile Rt.
TI Coiseentrated ESSENCE of GINGER,—
This ololt invaluable Ptsaoiatioa is offered to the Public,
with loweelod madame, dote k has osecirith the Nation and
noomPoodetless of Pose of the Id! Modica Min le the Rios-
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the Ito* filmy, and by map of the Nobility slid Gentry in
Tows and . Its eMrader stay ado be fees lo the Medi-
cal and Review far May, ;kw
Sold Inky geeedie by Man. Ozley sod Halals, lee Mejefty's
Cbyml*s, 17. HnYmarket LADdOttild by their appointment by
Test, Royal Exchange ; Caswell, zoo, Pleat-*coat ; 8011, Dublin ;
Dane; ; Hazard, Bath, gad by even' edpeaable Ven-
der of hiledklaes in moil Towns 'browbeat the naked Undoes,
in bottles of Ss. 6d. and toe. 6d. nick duty included.

TO Br SOLD BY AUCTION;
(Nu& iire*leally &poled of by Prepaid) at the Honk of Mrs
' Tiompren, the Talbot Inn, Darlington, os Tedday the ryth
Day of March loft. u Tbree &Clod Is the Aftensooo,
'THE MANOR of KETTON, in the Townfhip of
fireffereee sad Pedal of Apelli4, in the County of Durham,
compoillig dielaim of Ones Kamm, esetarning about Soo Acres
(sow ender Ii s.r) bi the Oectspasion of Mr. Charles Coiling,
and Leak itatten,oentataing a3oA. taP. new to the Occupation
of Mr. ISIMes Bearer.
The Meta oro very comps!! and unending Convenleacies.
The whole is well Watered sad rented, oftlfre e fiat. ralw ktb
Nei eel Cos The Ratee sad Ceres are low. Two good Pews
in Aye* Char& (shoe two Miles off) belong to the Premires.
A Stone Bridge real Read for Carriages hasbeen lately etude weer
the River Sum &congaing the tame with the Great blank
Rood, throe Mika bona Desiigton, Wm:ethers is a great Market
he Live Stock every Fortnight, beide Seer Fain in the Year—
Lime Ribs are it little more than a Mlle di rant, Lidgood Roods,
without Tongskat, had to the Cadpits. The Skeen Wenders a
=& throughdrone a Portloo of the Eitate,on which are
well adapted to Water-wrooglit Muhinery.
Little Renee Husk, New, Neat, sod Cemmodious, is
featly placed an a riling ground, with a gOod View over the fur.
rounding Covawy.
Great Raton Houk' commanding front as delisted. bet • not
exported Situation, a beautiful Profited, tannins a headroom
Dusing-room, Drawing-room, and hatable Bed chambers, latek
built, with Parlour. Kitchen, Pantry, Dairy, and other thins,
convealendlor the occupation of • Genteel Family. A large pre .
portion of the Land is of the heft quality, and hat proved so be
well cakulated for the Breeding, Rearing, sod Fattening Sheep aqd
Cattle of tie Ara ElUneation It is ea this Farm that Mr. Charles
Culling has brought the Short-Horns to that fate of excelience
which the Public of late Years have been admiring In the autism
Os (bred and fed by him Mee) and in other Cattle of the rattan
Stock, which have gained fo many Prises both in Great Britain
and Ireland. , ,

The Tenants will gut dbnakes fa! Clewing aide tqfpneelve
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Penns.

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ARISTOTLE's ETHICKS and POLITICKS.
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Dedicated to the Right Hoe. the Earl of Ilyedford, Vice-Lieute-
nant of the County of I...nark.
I THE HISTORY of the CITY of GLASGOW,
and SUBURBS, San the earlieft accounts to the prefent
'nm...ornamented with is elegant and highly finithed Engrav•
ings, and comprehending a detail of its rife and progrefs, the moft
, remarkable tranfaelions that have taken place within its limits, its
Emotion, defcription, and population—the different public build-
inge—its politkal thanked.* and form of government—it. fell.
glom eitablifiment—"the Univerfity, its origin and prefent Pate—,
the different battalions for Charitable, literary, or other purpoks
Coo3B3Cfee and nnuidatures, &c.
By JAMES DENHOLM,
Of the Academy, Arlefle- Brett, Olafgow. and Member of the
Philasphical and Philotechnieal Societies of that City, and of
the Literary and Philofophieal Society of Maschelter.
Profit the rapid Me of the two former editions, and the thane-
tgt:n of it hrthe afferent Reviews, the author was induced to
umber Impreaon to the public. In thb edition he bas
oatermade very confiderable aiterationsin the arrangement, and
many habitants which were either formerly mentioned
In a cutlery manner or altogether ncgiethed, bin he has inter,
woven, in the defeription. a great number of new fats and pant-
' calm dative to the City, which, while they have tended to lin-
papm the Work, have at the fame time (welled It to more than
twice its origlail Ass
As in fame refpeas connolttherith the City, in the Appendix,
there is given an aecotat of the Towns of Greenock, Pon Olaf-
gow, and Pinky, their commerce, manufatures, dre. drawn op
from the heft and molt refpatable inforrnadon i with the molt
reins:habit °WON In their refpeaive vicinities.
Of whoai may be bad, left publifbed,
Printed In the fame manner with the Hiltory of Clafgow,
A TOUR to the principal Scotch and Englins Laken—with a
deferiptien of the Scenery, the adjacent country, it, enteral Hif-
tory, Aistiqiddea and Chief Towns. By the fame Author.. Illu-
ftratal by a carved Map and a View of one a the Falls of the
Clyde, engraved ea pu.prife for this publication.
TbilWork, ithidt is the Fault of different exeuil.,nn to t'tofe
' beautife) reams in the Steffan Marla of Scotland, and the kes
'in Cumberland, Weibiserdand, wind La:attire. is aceik.irly
adapted for a ampullae to there places, as It points nut the
I relative liteadass with militate each other, their diniri PoM. the
roads and 144.• lying bawls them, and the priadkal croj‘da of
turkey fa saiary.

41. Rdobred. That,tonfidering that the Cow Pock inoculation
has been the predict of producing an affedite which praditioners
in the &II isftances in gamed had arsviniavioneffion, said the
hl tort' of which was fo little known, and conlidering the glover
deceptions than in the Small Pox inoeulatiorrto which pradltio-
acts are etpufed, it was to have been expedked that a much greater
proportion of fuppofed failures would have occurred.
5. Refolved. That it does not appear that a fingle inftanee has
occurred of the Small Pox, fubfrquent to the Cow Pock, during
more than five years praCtice at this infthodon ; for, on enquiry.
two Initauces which were Gad to be fuch were found to be load-
miffible cafes viz. one of them on account of the Simpered Cow
Pock preceding being only a local affedion ;,and in the other, that
It was only peeved that there was a local affedlon from the vario•
ions inoculation.

6. Refulyed, That the numerous Mittman of ezpofure of zacei- •
noted perfons to the &Mill Pox Race the commencement of the
predict in January in t 799• and likewife of repeated re-inoculation
with Small Poi matter at this initiation, and which have been
communicated, eitabillia the fad, that a perfon who has really gone
through the,Cow Pock is incapable of the Sault Poz, on as firm
ground a the fad of varioloua inoculation giving (murky again&
the Small Poz.

y. Refolved, that confidaing the no►ely of the pradtlee of Vac.
sine Inoculation, and that it has not peen performed in many in-
fiances, after fuch a mode as might glvc the remelt chance of
frcuriry ; is, adarable to take precautionary matures with many
who have been inoculated, or who [hall undergo the pradtice In
future.

8. Rcfolved, That the cats of Patients who have been looms
lated being fecure, are, ex pofure to effluvia and comma with per-
fans in the Small Pox ; inoculation with Small Pox Matter, and
re4noculation with Vaccine Matter. But, for reafons let forth its
a memoir read at the qyarteriv Meeting by Dr. Pearfon, the rept-
tition, of re-inoeulatiou with Vaccine Matter is a preferable tuft I
for, it does not appear, front abundant evidence brought forward
by the experience of Dr. Pearran, that a perfon who has goes
through the Cow. pock Ufa:, ptlhle of it a fecond time.

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sr. itefolved, That loch Praditioners as arc deilrous of 1
proof, of the propofition hit Rated, that a fecond inoculation
c?
the Cow Po,:k is an equally declare telt or the queftion orate f. %.
cepdbility of a vaccinated Perfon to take the Small Phi as. inocu-
lation with Varioloas Matter, be invited to attend at the Infltitu.
don, for that parpofe.
to. Refulsted,,That although it it probable, from the amount of
I the death: by the Small Pax in the Bills of Mortality in two pre-
ceding years,viz. In 1803, of t sot: ; and in tBc 4, of 612, that the
proportion of deaths by that &elk. has been diminietcd by Vac.
eine Inoculation ; yet it does nor appear jultibable to draw ;hie
' eanclußon pulltivety at prefent—becaufe, in former years, preei.
' °oily to the new pradiee, even a Rill (mailer proportion occurred
by Small Pox, viz. in 1795, there were 1040 ; in 1797, there were
only tea ; and in t7oo there were 1111 : therefore that ft will
require at 'aft five fuceefive years of vaccine pradidee to draw a •
pia inference.
rt. Refobred, That Dr, Pearfon be requefted to allow the lkfr
mole on the State of the Praclice of Vaccination, acrd on the Con.
duet of it, to be printed, in order to quiet the minds of many fa.
mines difturbed by the late unfavourable reports.
la. Rcfolved, That the Medical Ellabilflusent continue their
pradice of regifteriog their ()Venation!, as the molt likely means
to reiiace to certainty the Vaccine Pra.ilee u a prophylailde of the
Small Pol.

t 3. Raolved, That although the candua of this Inftitution, en.
der the teonomit al management of the Talent nen. Thomas Payne
and John Heat/tilde. Erqrs. and the Tntees, Wm. Bofvitic,
Noble, a...d Charter Blm,y, Efqn. has heal ruck that the Embroils.
tions hitherto have been ruffieient to defray the expenees vilthoet
requefting additiond aid from theprefent fupporters, yet, to ac•
complith the objeas of the Irftituticm to their full cyan, it will
be requitte that fsrthercontributions be raluefted free the Pub•
lie, and that the prefent Suhreribers pardeularly be rerpattreily
licked to if their juts:reit for that potpie.
11senumber inoeulatel fines t►e report amounts to 1337.

Babfcribers t.Ten Guineas are Life Gorernore of TwoCintae
annually are Electors, antiof One Guinea annually are Governors.
All Perim', with or vdthcoo txteee of recommendation, arc ad.
mined fee inoculation every Nefday and Friday at One o'clock.
Subferlptions will be thinkfally n ceired by Mars. Dtraines
and Co. Pali-tnell, and by Mr Swathe, at the !Attunes).
FoTt--ProvlstislSayir‘trs sod Corritoadtmee are iii.rrimi,diet
teroodflos bar 4.e0 litorolly zrentAt hy tbsir Lortpitt the ?entry?"t
amoal for Leiars to come fad rotor', Pjtige Free, paved" do, are
aft/rel.! to Mr. Saud's, Saaratary to Ms Orfiloat Peados Pocilollitr
tiro, Qraaljhvet, Gdolto-fraare, and are alto *seer to Puppis'mull, Govend Poll ella,talei tlds isksiftmesato.“ thik the
buiaste of tbe Broisiftreet Vaccine Mititubm."
Br °ilia. WILLIAM SANCHO/ Saramt.

PiRLI4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSF OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH 4.

The Artlihighop of Canterbury and the Mop of Norwich were
(worn. and tnok their brats.

ufual order wa. made refpedline the ballot for Peen to
eotalitote aft Board of raft India Judicature, cei the part of their
Lorddliue Route

The i3llls.upon the 'l'4W, 311 private, were forwarded to their
refpedire tinges; and one private Bill, brought up from the Corn-
-1110111 by Mr. Plaekbt2rne, was read a grit time.

Earl .FORTESCUE acquainted their Lordthips with his inten-
tion to bring forward a motion to-marrow, relative to certain per-
fans difmiffed from his M.Jefty's dock yards; and moved that the
Lot* 1w fommentel for that day, which was ordered accordingly.
If-otel HAWK ESULIRY, on keing a Noble .itron (Ring) in his
place, on whale motion their Lordthips were ordered to be font-
mooed for Thuriday neat, obfervecl, that, as it would prove a
matter of convevicoee to certain Noble Lords to have the intended
dircuffion deferred till the following day. be bad to propofe to the
Noble Lord, if he had oo particular with to bring forward the mo-
tign on Thurfelay, that the order in godliest ihould be difehargek
and :erected for Fr.:!ay.
Lord KING rephe a, he hid eertainly oo objection to comply
with the proporal of the Noble Secretary of State; he, therefore,
moved ro dd.:barge the order for iummoning the Lorda for Thurf.
day, and to renew it for the following day ; which, on the quer-
don being put, was ordered accordingly.
It was orefewld, on the motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, that
a meff.tge be feet to the Commons, &firing that the Right Hon.
Sir John Stewart may be permitted to attend a Comm;ttee of
their I urdthops. 11...u:(1 he fu think fit

Some tnnunc bu6ut.G waa difpnfcd of ; aftcr which an adjourn-
ment conk placo.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Watts prefentcd at the Bar a Copy of the 111inutes of the
Evidence sodas was riven before the Knareiborough Elcdfon
Contourtec.--Ooler,d to be vitae's.
Mr. HUTCHIPION, froin the Bank of England, prefented at the
Bar of the Houle an account of the number of Notes iffucd by the
Binh, and in gene rAI circoleios. from the (di of Ft.bruary, t 80s,
to the sth of Februat y, tBos, di ingulihing thole under sL—Or-
dered to be printed:

A Meffige was delivered from the Houfe of Peers, requefting
that the Right Hon. S:r John Stewart, Ban. fhotdd be permitted to
attend before a Corn-nit:cc of the Lords for the purpofe of giving
evidence In the cafe of the charge alit-died 'pipit Mr. Jake Fox.
)rd red.

Mr.Bor D ALEXANDER and Mr. MACDOWALL prefented (event
Petitions from Glatiow, Renfrew, Dumbarton, and other parts of
Scotland, praying (or a invilion of flu: lac Corn Law, which nun
arcverally tonal to l'- laid up in die fable.
. . .

The Edinburgh Pubic Bill * nada &11, and ordered to be
read a fecund Lime.

Mr W. Dictum iom. jun. obtained leave to bring In a Bill for
the better regulatioa of his Vid,j,ity's Maine Forces while on More.
Mr. Fos rsa gave notice th it he would to morrow fubmit to
the Houle an &Urinate of the fume need:Cary to be railed for the
fupport of Public Chad les in Ireland, and on Monday next he
would open the Bu !get for that part of the United Kingdom, in
the Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr. Ca Z&VET gave notice that he would to-morrow fe'nnight
bring f:,rward a motion relative to the deficit of Mr. Fordyce, and
alftfon the fobjed of the a?pointment of that Gentleman to the
fituatien of a ComMiffioner under the late Naval Comenifhon.

On the motion of Mr. He s ci s sox , the Hoofe went into a Com-
mittee on the Expiring Lawt
A ftefolution was then ponds noting that the law at prefent
in exiftence foe the titter regulation of the Trade of the lfie of
Man, and the prevention of Image g in that place, is near ex-
piring, and that it i► ext.cilient that a 'sew Bill should be brought in
for that purpok..
The Houk rciameJ, and the Report was ordered to be received
to-morrow.

Mr. gnapDAN wifhed to put off his motloo, of which he had
given notice for to-morrow, to next day (Wedne(day). This
would, as far a• he knew, occafion no inconvenience to the Houk,
and it would afford a great convenience to him. The notice was
accordingly poftponed to Wednefday next.

NATIONAL 'MINCE ACT.

Mr. FOX obferved, that an Hon. Friend of his
had on a former night pointed out an error in the
Ratement, on the table, of the number of men railed
under the Defence Aft in the county of Surrey.—
The Account dated that the number wai fomething
between 6o and 70. His Hon. Friend faid that he
underilood it to be only 4. A Right Hon. Gentle.
man eppofite hid then faid that he believed the (late
meat on the table to be correft,but faid that he would
mike further enquiry in order to afcertain the
fa& He writhed to know if that Honourable Gen.
tleman had obtained any further information on the
fubleft ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
raw, that the number of men, as flatted in the paper
on the table, vras taken from the official return, which
was had from the office of the lafpedor General,
and he did not know of any other means by which
the fait could be corral': v afcertained.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
then prefenred, according to the Order of the Houle,
Copies of ti.e different Circular Letters which have
been fent from his Mikity's Secretary of State for
the Home Department, to the Lords Lieutenants of
Counties on the fubjeft of the Defence A. Ordered
to lie on the table.