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itcrs r ADVICE t•; the NERVOUS and
DLI3ILIVATED of both Sexes, par; icu lai ly in those whoa
Inficiii:ies are an insurmountable bar to connubial happiness, and
to the n•lsgoided ptostlytes of th..t Jestructive balm, wt, ch on
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b<fore they arext •nciotio to its mural torpitt..t, or destructive
tcadtncy. Vita t thsetvaiturs on the best mode of titatnient,
founded uu long and ample car...tenor.
By M.
Late Professor of Botoly, at the University of Leyden; Physt•
elan to the Royal liuus. hold At lietlin, &c.
Published by •he Author ; and s..ni by '4W-wood, Neely and
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FOR COLDS, COUGIV, kc. .
BUTLER's PECTU 1.1 L ELIXIR,rrCOUGH
DROPS, is the safest and most immediate Fen ly ever yt t
compounded, for the Cure of Colds upon the lungs, Asthma,
Conj.!), and Consumptive Cases; to which, the Inhabitants of
these Islands are more espi.cially expo,eil, by the moistness of the
Air, that constantly tends to.vards Colds, and which are gene-
raliy accompanied by a troublesome and eventually dangerous
Cough.
Butler's Pectoral Elixir (or Cough Drops) is compounded to
meet tho•c restore the tone of the Clie,t. and its contents,
art th:reby remove that tendemy to Consomptiou and Asthma,
ever found to •ucceed such injury of the Lungs. la long con-
trace,: and ohstirate cases, a tew bottles are nece sary ; but in ail
rector Coughs, the Elixir arts instatraneoasly, and quickly re-
,tor-is the P.,:tent to his twiner hi.alth.
Obs rye the name of R. !W .I. t. rat, No. 4, Cheapcide, is engraved
on a biAck stamp, which is .tsiixed to each butte: ail uthus ale
countei fens.
:sold in.bottlesi at 25. Rd. ar Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4,
il Lonon ; and also by their Appointment by the prin-
cipal Buoksellers and Medicine Venders in every Town.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori-
gi• al.-Invention of I\lr. HENRY, arod brought by his
e.• anprovetneuti to the highest p..ifection) continues to
be prvpare t and sold by hle.srs. listrav, Manufacturing Cho-
mis a' V.:tile:loiter.
st h,6 agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly.
conctuTated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatic.
and .:Ilicscious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Chair, hnd for any. kngth of fink. its pungent Odour adapts
it for affording relief in Brad-ache, Fain:ings, %cc.; end renders
it reek; sally grateful anti refreshing in crowded rooms, in p-ace*
of public rettort,, and in the apartment* of the sick. k counter-
acts. also, the iorection of Contagious stases.
As many spurious and Inferior preparations are sold under the
tame and ximlar names, the public are reque.:ed to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that flit, intuva of Messrs.
Henry, Manc•.ester,are engraved on the stamp.
l'he Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in biota*, price fs. 941. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
t.ockspur-street, (the only Aping in I amnion aothdrited by the
Propr. lore ;) where may be had, tipc.ge Hoses if thud, hiker,
Curtyli.tu, ystal, Ste.
tied Ht Nar's ;:m.citain Vl*OlittlA, in bottles at 2e. ikl
and larger with gime wpm. et. ts. N. sea; de* amass 1014
an the stamp.

TO BE MOLD BY AUC •
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, hi South street, Dorking, on Mottnav, the
2fels. Mount, at 1.1.-ven &Clock,
ADESIRABLE I,itif.i.l:ol.l) E.iTATE,
ehg.hly shoat:: at Dor' ing, in the County of Sum'.
LoT 1. A valuable Plot tat G:outid, situate in .out -stree, in
Dnt Wing, occupying a Frontage upwards of 9.1 fee, tel.! nestling
bark a conriierable depth, a very eligible spot for building upott,
br.:4 the scito of the pre:en: liJa.e and th.! Ileac:re thou:l4.
Lot S. A Piect• of I.,Etd trotring 0: Furtipike Road to Hor-
sl. uu, at present used as a Timber-Yard, aad iu the necap.-tion
of Mr. Steut, with a part of the Field behind the same, contain-
ing a Frontage to the Road of about 155 fee., and in depth about
224. Alio the valuable Materials of a Dwelling-House, situate
South-street. Do:hing, late in the .iation of Mr.Warneford,
consisting of good Deal Flooring, eacdknt Tinahers, In various
scantltng, nix-pat-mete.), Moulded, and other Doors, Glazed
Sashes, frames, aid Shwters, a quantity of Wainsrolitir, • tair-
cihe won Watt cot 13LItt,ter and Handrail, Marhle and Port-
land Chimney-Flee*. a quantity of Lead, good
plant at I tither firti,'Yorkshire and other Paving—all C4ll.
vertible to useful purposes.
'I o he viewed in: t ',lay and Saturday preceding the Sale. Ca.
ralogues may be had on the Premises; at :he Red t.iut,,l) irking;
the dare and Honed*. ilurford-Bs idge ; A inti, ..;uildfurd;
Swan, Leathern. ad ; King's kitar.hinn ; ,preactld.:Jgte, and
Queen's Hetal, Epsom; Bull's Head, Ewell; and of Mr. Rubins,
IVarwi.:k-street,

ItiONE Y.
NIOBLEMEN, Gent*lnnen, Ste. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
am. Juin. on terms equal to ntortgag., secared oil Freehqfil, Copy.
11610, Leasehold Land, or 11.,u Money in the FunJs, Marriage
ews• Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any
other Proyerty. Persons of respectability may be supplied tin their
petianial Necuri.y only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom.
nte.tatti,o, withuat •ii lay. Applicatio3 from twelve to two, ur P •
teat rs (post pain; aldr. sea to AL:ssis. Wills aad Co. Nu. 49,
-:.inth ..treet, Berkely-,q are.

THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by
DAY and MAR tiN, 97,1-4 ls Holborn. This inestimable
Co.npo Minn, with half the usual labour, produces a most brit.
ham. j..t black, luily equal to the highest Japan Varnish; arnrds
peculiar nourishment to the Lather; will not soil the &est
LI:len; is perfectly free from any umpteen= smell, and will re.
tatu its virtues in any Climate.
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Sold retail by the principal Gmcers,Boot.M.akers, Oilmen, and
Perfumers, in the United Kingdom.

WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID
BLACKING. produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal
to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and
prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly free
front any unpleasant swell; and will retain its virtues in any
climate.

Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane,
London; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford;
Thom,on, Batas'; • Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow;
.yon, Inverness; Cookworthy, Plymouth; Evans and Co. Ches.
ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Bir.ftingham ; Pierson, Sheffield;
Greenslade. Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Roun,hwaite,
verpnol ; Ednionds, Swansea; Piukney, Bristol; Bonne!, Car..
lisle; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinson, Scarborough; in.! by has
Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, is. 6d.
a pint, Ind. half a pirr, and 6d. each.
CA UM) s.-:-Observe, noise Are genuine unless

is signed on the La7,tl, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped Is
the H.,ttle, as the superior quality of thi* Blacking has induced
•several hate impostors to sell spurious composition* under the
above name.

THE CHEAPEST AND BES 1' MEDICINES FOR
CQUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS.
CH U RCH'S COUGH DROPS for recent Olds,
obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthma,. staid unrival-
led. Its reputation for fifteen years past, and the wrions testi.
motile, of its ta:acy, ii a sufficient proof of the estimation in
attach it Is held for ail Agthiltii,iC Affections, recent Colds and
Coughs, however oh,' i.:a.e, and all Pulmonary Complaints.--Ao
proof, the hollowing instance Is Inserted.
TO :Areal. SSAW and Eow.ti. D is
" Birmingham, ,'larch 16, titot
.4 Gentlemen,—ln justice to you, and to certify the value
of that excellent Medicine Church's Cough Drops, I send you
the following case, at the particular request in, the patina.
" otitis seminar."
41 Silt —I cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have re•
leder.' from Churclo:s Cough Drop. A most tuffocating Arch.
gn leafflicted .!,e so severely, that I
espazcrCoeilunogillugriighe whiter,les;thandrah every nii .ute ; on. bottle re.
lived me considerably, and tour DlOre perfectly restored
Your sending this to the Proprietors wi4 ..bilge your humble's&
vain, " room*, t UNDID."
aiahl by E Edwards, 66, on the foot-war, :sr P.M', 'mirth.
ye/4 t Sangtr, o 50, thrord-sirett ; and l'utt, Roy.' Exchange.—.
None can be gemmne except 61 Shaw and Edwards, 66, M eaves
Courch-yard ' engraved the pcansp.--itice 111. NAM double
I, alas um pvir bpule:

PARLLIMENTAItr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH 19.

Mr Patton' ts, and others from the Commons. brought op
the Royal Marine Mutiny wukh was read the first rime.
The Mtcham. l'onr.rases Bill was read the second time and
ordered tithe committed.
On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Mutiny Bill
was read the second t and ordered to be committed to.
1210170%V. •
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented the Report of the
East India Judicature Committee: which, having best► read, was
ordered to be referred to a Special Committee... .
The Earl at LAUDERDALE pr_setsted' a Petition from the
Landowners, Farnuirs, and others of Romford against the pre.
sent system of I ithes —Ordered to lie on the table.
Their Lordships then adjourned to to.mori ave.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Saute, from Greenwich liocpital, brought up an account
of the Itxpenditure of the Hospital Este te4 in the North, and also
a Returnoltite Salaries of the Governor and "Officers OF Green •
*eh Hospital.—Laid on the table.
Petition: from Bromley, in the county of Gloucester, sad from
Louth, in Lhicoln.hire, praying the repeal of the Insolvent Deb.
tors' Act, were presented; and laid on the table.
A Petition from the Highland Society in London, for the 'stab.
lishmeat of Highland Schools in the HigWandi of ScAt4nd, was,
presented, and laid on the table.
Several Pendias tram the County or Suuex were oreaent'ed
agineat the importation of foreign Whoa', and complaining of the
present Apiculture! Distress .-4,eid ou the table. . •
A Petition trout the County of Fife was presented ugaidst prte
z-- wee Distillation.—Lald so the table.
• f- .
A. Elitieititsi of the anneal Saving fru the seduction, of $OOO
Marinas Was liititiso the table.
rhti:
Mr. VISE? Fl FZDERALD ..t of jut
Dealeary Harbour Bit The' asts Wirecisr ogika.
Bill ordered to be brought in, in puneniaaatintreoE ,
. Jlir. P. MOORE presented a Fithian film A4mlral *shun,
*raying fur relief or nuounerailest far sok& part of the Bahasa&
bland% which be was entitled to held in emerelgoay in right et
Ws wife, whoa* ancestors had obtained • paten thereat ftum
Charles II —[.aid qn the table. •
Mr. HUSK/IS/lON brought up the Ripen oldie Cenlinbiliio-
- on the Ovate of his Majesty.* Woods and Forests.—Leld en
the table.

TITHE%
Mr. WESTERN presented a Petition from certain
Landowners and Occupiers of Land of the County
of Essex, praying -for a commutation of Tithes. The
petition was signed by upwards of 1300 persons, and
represented, that io the present state of agricultural
distress the title system bore with peculiar weight on
them ; and it also stated the genviction of the Peti-
tioners as to the practical:llkt of devising some sys-
tem which might relieve agess,ielbere horn the burden
• ortithes, and at the same tit ie provide, in an ample
and satisfactory reamer, for gig Clergy. The Ho-
pourable Gentleman concurred With the- Petitioners
• in thinking, that there was every possibility of adopt-
ing a system of moderate commutation, which would
provide ample security for the Clergy, and relieve
agriculture from the heavy load of tithes.
• Mr. LOCKHART fully coincided with the Hon.
Gentleman in all he stated about tithes, except where
the Hon. Gentleman seemed to think that they be.
• longed entirely to the Clara. Qoeckird of the tithes
of al-kingdom eesialited bf Ley appropriations,.
Tithes had been formerly devoted to four purposes ;
ooe.fouratifthem went to she eoppoet of the Bishop,
• one-f to the repairs said building of Churches,
tsq th to the Ckrgy, and ante-fourth to the relief
of t,:e Poor. He thought that the tithes should still
./he subject to a provision for tax pOor ; and it was the
imperative duty of the HaseeliONTiGidelllbst the
tithelsolier shit 44 bear his share of the taxation on
egt4cultuse.
Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, said that the tithe system
pressed peculiarly on the poor of his county, where
the soil was naturally very poor, and the agriculture
entirely carried on by artificial =NUM He hoped the
day 4as nut far distant when some measure would be
adopted to ameliorate the system.
The Petition was then read, and ordered to lie on
the Table.
Mr. WALTER BURRELL presented a Petition
from the rapes of Pevensey and Lewes, and also
from the Occupiers of Land in the neighbourhood of
Brighton ; pointing out the great distress of the Agri-
cultural interest, and praying the Legislature to use
the best endeavours to alleviate it.—Laid oa the table.
General WEMYSS presented a Petition from the
Owners and Occupiers of Laod in the county of Fife,
Fraying thst the dutressed state of the Agricultural
interest should be taken into consideration.—Laid on
the table.
Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, presented a Petition from
the Landowners and Occupiers of Land, of the
117,.itiaty of Norfelk, prayiog a repeal of such taxes as
but* anniediaLely on agriculture, and particularly a
the MAIL TiJ ; and also, a Petition from the lnn-
beof pers and Victuallers of the same County, for a
the additional License Taz.—Laid on
repeal
the Table.
Sir W. W. WYNNE presented a Petition from the
County of Derb:, praying for relief from the present
heavy burden of taxation, for the abolition of all un-
necessary pieces, aid fur retrenchment in the public
exienditure.—Laid oil the Table.
Mi. B It OUG HA M moved for a return of all Sei-
tures made by the vessels under the Board of Cus-
toms within the last six months ; and also for copies
of the Correspondence between Sir Home Popham
and the Admiralty, relative to all Seizures made on
boar lot transports, and to all transports and vespils
pretending to be transports, that had been seized for
hiving contraband goods on board.
Mr. LUSHING'CON presented a series of papers,
by order of the House. They consisted of a Corres-
pondence betkveen the C.mmissioners for the Affairs
of Taxes, and the house of Messrs. Williams and
Grenfell—also, an account of certain seizures made,
made the orders of the Board of Customs, in the last
year.
Mr. GRENFELL moved, "That the Correspon-
dence be printed."—Agreed to.
Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice that be would this
day se'nnight make a motion, touching the execution
of the powers vested in the Treasury, with respect to
Excise and Customs.
The Waterford Harbour Bill went through a Com-
mittee.—Report tO.MMTOW.
The Crown Lands Bill went through a Committee.
Repurt to-morrow.
Mr. BENNET put at his motion for tomorrow,
ID that day week.
The Irish Landlord Bin was put of to Friday.
Mr. METHUEN gave notice, that he would to-
morrow make a motion with respect to the Salaries
et the SIMS Of the Adlilliraity..-044011M04.

PROPERTY rAt.

A LTA r OS THE MAXIIHrY

TEAT ToTeD •GALMII r rut raorsass TAX • , il
Abetensoby, Hon. J. Gasolene, hams Pollington,
':
Viseg
Althorpo, Viscount GaskrU, Ben. Ponsionby, Rt.
Anson Hon. Sir G. Gordon, R. George 4
Aetall,Willim Graham, Sir: J. Pon.onby, Hon. tt.
ktherky. A. Grante, Pasco, C.
Askurst, W. H. Grenville, Right Powlert, Hon. •Inii.
Atkins, John Hon. T. Preston, Richard ~
Allan, Alexander Galas, Sir Win. Price Richard 1
itabingtonalios. Harcourt, John Prittie, Hon. F. A
Millie, J. B. Harvey, Marks Pym, Francis 1
Barclay, Charles Hall, Benj. Ramsdell. J. C.
Baring, Sir I'. Hanirmiriley, H. Rancliffe, land
Baring, Alex. Hanbery, W. Roeldeigh, Wm. '.
Bastard, B. P. HcatEcoce, Sir IX Richardson, Win:
Beach, M. H. Heron, Sir R. Ridley, tar M. %ii.;
Beath, W. H. Herlihy, E. Romilly, Sir 8.
Ilnlitzt, Hon. H. 0 Holdsworth, A. H. Bowls'. sit W.
Biker, John . Horne, Wm. Russell, Lord Six
' Birch, Joseph Howard, Hon. W. Raseoll, Lord Jan
Holland, John Haworth, H. Resell, R. U.
*nighty, Sir S.F. Hughes, W. L, Russell, M.
Wand, Hon. T. Hurst, Robed St. Paul, Sir H.
Brooke, Charles Jervobe, J. J. St. Paul, H. H.
I Brougham, Henry Jon's, John Bob**, Sir J.
I Browne, Ant. Keck, G. A. L. Snidest:are, R.E.
•- Brydges, Sir E. Kerrisno, Sir R. Bbarr, R.
Burdett, Sir F. King, Sir J. D. Shanty. Sir T.
Burrell; Hoo. P.D. Knox T. Simeon, Sir Joih
Burrell, Sir Charles Lamtiton, J. Smith, John
I Burrell, Wakes. . . W. 0, Buti.th, George
Shelburne, John Legdigoi; i• • .. Smith, Samuel
Mackborne, J. I. I,4olVirsi. C. Slugs ' - Smith, Abel
Bottenvorth, Joseph Lawn, Sir W. Smith, Christ.
By ng, George Lester. B. 1.. smith, T. Ashton
(Wield, Han. H. Leask: frankland Satt.e,l".
Caleraft, Ink* Liertair R. , gm/ i 5.14.,
I Win'. Theo:- • ' Link J. IA: -' • - iblii,lisr
Cies ir
int, %grist 'Assailers, William Staniforthl,
Campbell, Lord L Lopez, Sir M. Stanley, lAsrd
ampbell, Hon. J. Lubbock, Sir John Spxra, Arch.
Campbell, Gen. I .ytdeton, Hon.W. Simeon, George
Cantabile, Ld. G. I.yrcr, R. Taylor. Chu es
Cavendish, Hon. H. Macdonald, James Taylor, M. 4.
Cavendish, HOU. C. Macdonald, R. G. Tierney, lt.Hiesi. '0
Chaluntr, Road. 'Et.ititosli, Sit J. Townsliond, Lord C.
Chetwode, Sir J. Maiming, \i'illiain Tow nsliende_lard J.
Cochrane, Lftr..l Madoc.k., Wm. A. Tisompson "Ilns.
Cocks, Hon J. S. Maitland, f ion A. 'Thornton:Win.
Cocks, James Manners, Lord C. TYrivitii. T. Is..
Coate, Sir Eyre Marryat, Jos. • Tyrwhit, W. D.
Coke, Thomas Martin, H. . ArYse, B. W. $.
Cote, L Martin, John -.- Wakisrays.Oon.W•
Cotes, John Mohnen, Patd Walpoh, Hoe. Cos'
Cricked, R. At Mills, Charles Warm John A.
Currie arc W. Miltuu, Visc. WOAllef, Sic O.
CuttenU, Sir John Monck, Sir C. Weddarburn, "in D.
Dickenson, W. Montgomery, Sir J. Wellyslity,W W. P. T. L.
Doveton, Gabriel Moor., P. Weitern, Cis C.
Douglas, Hen. F. S. Mordsunt, hit C. Wharton. John
Douglas, W. R. K. Morgan, Sir C. Wirimore, TOoluas
Dowdessivil, J. E. Morgan, Charles Wilkins, Waiter
.Drummond, G. it Morland, S. 11. W011.3811*, ()wen
Dagdalc, D S. Mprpeth, Vise. William., Sir IL
Duneannon, Vise. Monk, J. B. Williams, R.
Minds., Hon. L. Mostyn, Sir Thos. 'Wdberharea, W.
Dundas, Chaska Molyneuz, H. H. Wright., J. A.
Donlope, James Newman, R. W. Wynne, Sir W. W.
Eiwington, Vise. Neville, Hon. R. Wynn, C. W.
Egerton. Sir J. G. Newport, Sir J. Wyatt. C.
E.Ulot, Rt. Hon. W. North, Dudley vaadaili.
Elison, Cuthbert Nonbey, Wm. Irretuasule, Wm.
Evelyn, Lynam Nosiest, Lord 4110•111,.
Fazatorky, J. lit Osborn*, Lord F. piasitio Arr.
Frliowesi Hon. N. Ossulston, Lord Halsey, Joseph
Feigning*. Sir R. C. Owen, Sir John MOW, Sir llamas
Fuse, Jolla Palmer, Cased WitainSion: '.4r T.
Finy,firkaloso Patten, S. P. Breaskaw, R. H.
fit W. W. Pod, Sir R. Herbert Francis
"saris Mails Piing, H. itdosellontia W.
Irelay. Hob. #.4. 1ab0tii,,,,a,14--:-Amisi.
FM. , Tbhiaas Pelham, Hen. G. A. Davenport, Davie*
Polkas, Sir M. B. Mew, Hon. P. B. MirkJasin , Admiral
I Nom. Charles Phillips, Georg* Shaw, &quota
Frank. F. Nebel!, Sir T. Hamilton, Sir 11. D.
Franco, Ralph Piggott, Sir A. Geary, Sir W.
Folkestone, Lord Plunkett,Right Hon. Grosvenor, General
fp% Heavy W. C.

I A LIST OF THE MINORITY
11/110 VOTE. IN IAVOVIL Or TIIII 550P1577 TAX.
Abereromby, D.. Frazer, C. M. Pocock, W.
Acland, Sir T. Giddy, D. Pole, Rt. Hon.W.W.
Addiztea, Rt. Hem Glerawly, Lord Priesle. Sir W.
1 ()arrow, Sir W. Protheroir, E.
Alexander, J. Gipps, Z. Pennant, 1.1).
Arley, Lord Goulding, 1 Riddell, Sir J.
Vbutbaut, Right Gooch, J. IL Robinson, I.
Hun. C. GaAs's, H. Rohinson,Right Hen.
Anstruther, Sir J. Grover, Last Y.
Dosumeut, Colonel Granr, C. Rose, Right Hoar. G.
' Bagwell, Rt. Hea.W. Grant, C. jun. Round, J.
Baukes9 Henry Grain, A. Ryder, Right Hon. R.
• Barge, M. Graves, Lord Scott, Sir W.
Bathurst, Rt. Has. C. Gall, P. Scott, S.
• Bererford. Lord G. Hats, General Seymour, Lord a.
1 Binning, Lord Hill, Sir G. Shepherd, Sir S.
Blackford, B. P. Hartford, J. P. Siogletou, M.
Blake, V. Holmes, Sir L. Somerville, Sir M.
Bloonillukl, Sir R. Holmes, W. Spencer, Sir B.
Bource, W. S. Hoteyman, R. Stewart, Sir W.
Brldport, Lord Hope, Hon. A. Stewart, Hon. A.
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