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London, England, 1805-04-12 00:00:00

EDUCATION,

By Mr. NICTIOI.SON, Soho lquare. London, Author of the
pi' g joUc, AL, and various other Chemical, Philo.
roPhica). and Mathnntatical Works.
Nil R. NICHO LSCN takes this method of acquaint-
ing his Patrons and Friends. that his Ettablithment (for
Twenty Pupils refident in his own Houfe) continues open as ufual.
The Courfes of Inftruetion are particularly direeted to qualify
YOUNG GENTLEMEN for the salve Employments of Society
in its preterit (tare. They include the Ancient and Modern Lan-
guages and Literature, together with the Experimental and Ma-
thematical Sciences, and the Polite Acconq Muscats; in all which
the Atilftance of able Matters. refilling in the Houfe, and of the
tirtt Protean of the Metropolis, is employed under his immediate
diredionoi-Ledkures on Natural Philorophy, Chemiltry, and unl-
verfal Geography, are delivered three times a Week, with Experi-
ments, Exhibitions and Converfations, on an extenfive Apparatus ;
and the Students engaged In Praetleal Mathematics, make abler-
vatioas in Attronorny, Surveying, and the other Departments of
Civil, Military, and Naval Admeafurement, with Inftruments
ap-
propriated to their repel:live Porruits.
Mr. NICIIOLION will he happy to anfwer any Inquiries refped.
ing Terms, and other particulars, and is authorifil to Wee to
Charadten of the hlghelt Wpm:lability who have placed Yours
Gentlemen under his care.

PARLIAMEIvTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS,, THURSDAY, APRIL tT.

The Royal Afitnt was gi►en by Commit:Eon to the irdh Militia
Redudion, the irlfh Spirits Pertult,the Bread AiSae, and Biwyer's
Lottery Bill, and to fiven Bills of a private or Meal defeription.
The Lords CmandAoners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord
Hawkeibury and Lord Wslfuigham.

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The Bills upon the table were forwarded In their rdpedtive
Rages; thefe were all private Bills. The Aydhlre Road Bill pro-
duced a Bunt converfation between the Duke of Montrofe, Lord
Walfinghant, and the Lerd Chancellor ; after which It was read
a third time and paffett.
The farther confidentlan of the Seats Appeal, Cathcait, Bart.
v. the Earl of Caffills, being refbmed--•
The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Woelfaek, and made
feveral olderrations on the peculiar nature and importance of the
cafe ; and, agreeably to his intimation of yefterday, ezpreired hie
with that as much time would be allotted to the bearing of Com-
te' on the day be mould prop*, as may be convenient to the
Houfe. He then proporei, that the further confederation of the
cafe be adjourned till Friday, the a6th inftant, which was accor-
dingly ordered.
The Noble and Learned Lord took an oceation to Rate, that
force few, but very important cafes, itood over for judgment ;
theft merited the fcrious attention of their Lordfhips ; and, with
refpedt to them, he mould take an early opportunity, after the re-
ccfs.to fuggeft particular days for the delivery of their Lordlhlpe
judgment upon each. _

In the eiurfe of the above procee4ingv, the Houle adjourned.
during plea(ure, a eonliderable time. molt of their Lordihipa
being cowed in an out-door Committee on one of the Private
Bills.

After the buflnefs of the day was gone through, the /knife ad-
journed (for the Eager Reeds) tiU Thurfday, the 25th inft.