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London, England, 1810-05-17 00:00:00

TULIPS.

THE SALE of the late Kr. MASON's Superl)
Collection of TULIPS, will take place on Wednesday, O.!
25d instant, at Peckham Rise.—To be viewed, with Catalogues
only, price One Shilling, to be had of Mr. Ml+47r, Stedsman and
Florist, Fket-street ; on the Premises; and of Maisrs.Tayler and
Smith, Demote, Manchester.

' LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Rlyal Highness the Duke of YORK, Presidents
And the following
foNstyrszt 07 GOFLRNORS:
tart ortrkrim John Latouche, Egg. M P.
letskt lion. T. loots Col. H. Clements, M.P.
141tisa-tel. 1. Sagry, M.P. Col. Walt. Jones, M.P.

WRGLON.
Mr. KM. MAN, Member of the Royal College, London.
THE Patronage this Institution has received for i
-a- the exclusive treatment and cure of both sexes afflicted'
with Venereal Diseases, and their dreadful consequences—
at Strictures, Debility, &c. conducted under the management of
a Gentleman of the first professional abilities, will satisfy the
Public of the high merit of Mr. Kiernan's plan, and that by it the
inconveniences of public charities are avoide 1, whilst the young
and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held out by
advertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Since its esta-
blishment iu 1806, 250k0 patients of both sexes have been cured,
without confinement or injury to the cons iqttion. The first
symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few dues ; and
where appearance of debility comes on, too early applical ion can-
not be made.—'l he Surgeons may be consulted by either sex, at
his house, No. 21, 'Amyx Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, from
9 till 12 in the morning, and from 6 till A at night, to Wilo.ll com-
munications from town anti country may be attar sied.

DINNER OF THE ROYAL AND INDEPENDE':: l'
LIVERY OF LONDON.
THE LIVERYMEN de LONDON, whr, have
•1- signed the DECLARATION of the Mee log held at the
London Tavern, on the 4th of May, Hilo, expressive of their
Veneration for the Constitution, their unshaken Conlidsmce in
the Virtues of the King, in the Wisdom of eh:. Legislature, and
in the Purity of the Judges of the Land, intend-to dine togetlis-r
on Tuesday the <2.2(1 instant, at the Lontinn Tavern, and the fol-
lowing Gentlemen will tifii late as Stewards on the occasion:
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair.
Sir Ric ii .4 a 0 CARR GLYNN, Barr. Alderman.
Sir Jon N SAAR", Km. Alderman.
Sir CHARLES FLowea, Bart. ihterman.
CLAUDIUS Storms livN rra, Esq. Alderman.
SAMULL Matta, Eaq. Alderman.
JOHN ATKINS, E.sq. Alderman and Sheriff.
WILLIAM JACOB, Esq. Aides-mat, M. P.
Sir RODRAT WIGRAM, Bart.
Messrs. Rich. Abbey 'Messrs. G. Go-l.witi Messrs. And. Nash
Nathan. Atcheson William Gould William Palmer
J. Adcock Daniel Gossett Edward Poyinler
William Angell Joseph Gough 'l'lm...tas Poynder
Thomas J. Allen William Graham John Perkins
John Alidin 0 orge Glenny 'lliotnas Pittman
James Arthur Alex. S. (lord m Henry Pigeon
Henry Blaxland Solo Hat:Doan Charles Price
Jacob Soak mon Hougham John Rainsbottom
Daniel Britten Thomas Hodgson John Reay
Nall,. Brickwood William Hayward Haskett Smith
Jobs Branton Benjamiu Howard Peter Skipper
Bundy Bacon Theoph. Hearsey Thomas Styan
John Burson James Jacks R. S. Sharpe
John Blades Richard Jerminsc Thomas Sparks
Daniel Bell John Inglis Robert H. Sparks
Win. Borradaile Edward Kemble George Sharp
Rich. Borradaile Richard Knight Thomas Simpson
Jabes lieynott Samuel Kentish Benjamin Severn
Thomas Chatteris Nlathias Lucas Thomas C. Stevens
Wm, M. Carter John Leech Richard 'Peasilale
John Coope John Lodge John Till
Sansuel Dixon Thomas Leverton Robert Taylor
Richard Dixon Charles Lock Christopher 'l4tisly
Williassi Dawes Edward Manly •Joseph layler
• John Eykyn Miles Maskew • Joseph Welch
Robert Elliot Rich. Mount ford Thothas Wilson
• George Fryer R. H. Marten Edward Within;
aigieniur Fennitt William Merle, Thomas 4111'i:sots
. 'Mamas Fostei G. V. Nettuburgh John Wild
. Richard Frisby George Nash
RICHARD CLARKS, Secretary.
The In will be opened at Three o'Clock.—Dinner on
Table at Four o'Clock, precisely.
Tickets l SS. eachi to be had of the Ste Wards, and of the Com-
mittee at the 'i evens.
/Ca The Declaration continues to lie for signatures at the
LondoSS'i_4vern.o3ll,6lo"l-6tkeets and the London Coffee-house,
.Lutigimerbille is airkbir uglice-

This day was published, price es. Rd. printA on tine wove paper,
pHARMACOPCEIARUM Collegiorum Rega-
A- Hum LoNotst, Entsxurtot, etill.a,tx, Conspectus Me-
dicus, virtut et, stoics et minim quibus utunter metlicamen.at et
1); xparata ostcodens.
A EDVAItDO GOODMAN CLARKE. M.D.
Mr.l:cinz Praxeos compendia, et open's dicti " Modern Prac:ice
of Physic," Auct ore ; Collegii Regalis Medicohtm Londinen-
nec non exercitus medico, etc. etc.
London : Printed and sold by Cox, tit 'Thomas's-street, Borough.
Where may be had, price es. boards, Pliarmaropia Chirurgica,
&e. By 1. Wilson, Surgeon, Huntingdon.

This day was published, price 6a. tbe. Seventh Edition of
ALET YER on the Genius and Dispositions of tote
French Government, including a View of the Taxation of
the French Empire.
By an AMERICAN, recently rettirned from Europe.
Philadelphia printed II Reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees,
and Orme, Patertiester.row.
" We shall purtorni a very pleasing part of our duty in recom-
mending this able and interesting pamphlet,which possesses every
claim to the public attention that can arise from extensive know-
IL•dge, original information, political science, enlarged and accurate
views, brilleincy of style, an import.uat subject,and an useful ten-
dency."—F.clectic Rev. April 1810.

i
FOREST TREES.
This day were published, New Editions improved, of
I.PONTEY's FOREST PRUNER, and TIMBER
-1- OwNet's AsslrrANT; or, A Complete Practical'irreatise ;
on the Training an/ Management of BRITISH Tist era Taus, I
whether intended for use, shelter, or ornament, including an
Examination of the Properties of English Fir Timber, and a new
System for the Management of Oak Woods. Rao. with Plates,
price 12s. boards.
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and Situation' particularly those which are most difficult, as ele-
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on Shelter and Ornament. With a Plate of Implements for
Planting, invented by the Author, M. price 9s. boards.
London : Printed for I. Harding, No. 36, St. James's.street.

11401

This day were published; in dotty quarto, price ar.t. Si. Wards,
THE ODES of PINDAk, in Celebration of
Victors k the Olympic, Pytheam, Nemean, and Isthu.iau
Cameo; translated from the Greek; not one fourth part of w4ieh
have ever appeared In English, Includin.; those by Mr. West.
The whole completed aturnow first published.
By FRANCIS LEE, A. M.
Chaplain in ()Minor, to his Royal Highttesi the Prince of Wang
Member of the Matte Society, &c.
Primed for %Valiant Miller; Albemarieitreet.

This day was published,
In Demy Quarto, price As. es. Volume the. First, of
"TY POG RAPH IC A L ANTIQUITIES ; or, The
-11- HISTORY of PRINTING In ENGLAND, SCOTLAND,
and IRELAND. Began by Joseph Ames; continued by
Herbert; and now greatly enlarged; with copious Notes, and
illustrated with ICO appropriLte Engravings, comprehending the
History of English Literature, and a View of the I'rogress of the
Art of Engraving in Great Brita'n.
By the Rev. THOMAS FROONALL DIBDIN, F. S. A.
Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge of rare and valuable
Editior s of the Greelt and Latin Classics, and of an liogliab
Variorum Edition of Sir Thomas More's Utopia.
Published by NVllliam Miller, Albemarle-street.

CATHOLIC QUESTION.
This day stas iublithed, in one vet quarto, price 10s. 6d. •
WO MEMOIRS upon the CATMOLIC Qiirg•
T
TION ; with an Essay upon Vie History and Effects of the
Coronation Oath, and also an Appendix ;
By JOHN JOSEPH DIL.LON. of Lincoln's Inn,
Banister at Law.
. Bath: Printed and seld by Msyler and Son, Abbey Church.
yard; and in London by O. Robinson, Paternoster•row; I. Ride.
way, Piccadilly; add E. Booker, No. Si, New Bond-street.
" In Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, l borious, judicistaa,
and even a couray advocate, and we camiot either wish them or
the empire better than that the whole body should be animated
with the same spirit which is breathed in those pages; since a
temper such as is here displayed, will more effectually serve them
than the most illustrious advocate in the Senate."—Dalbu on thi
Coronation Oath—Monthly Review, Vol. 64.
DANIELL'S ORIENTAL SCENERY.
WILLIAM MILLER begs leave to inform the
Public, that by a recent agreement with Mr. DAM! LL,
the sale of that Artist's magnificent Engravings on Oa UM TA L
SCENERY is in his hands, and are to be had at the following
prices :
The Four Series df Oriental Scenery, each Soles eontainhil
refenty-four Views, placed in portfolios, Al4O.
The Excavation, of Ellora, in TsVenty-four Views, se.3.
Indian Anti ritles; in Twenty-four Views, fss.
This ,plendid set of One Hundred and Forty-four Engraviupt,
representing the most celebrated Buildings and Picturesque
Scenery MI the Continent of India, are executed from Drawit.gs
made on the spot, and are coloured so as to imitate Nature. •
are all of 'one dimension (•34 by IS) ; each Plate is niteinted, and
the whole placed in six large Portfolios, with a short printed
Description attached to each.
N. B. As thesp plates were publi.hed at different periods, Gen-
tlemen who have incomplete Seth are respectfully informed that
they can now be made perfect by the purthaie of any one parti-
cular part.—Albemarle-street, Aril 16th, 1810.

Continuation and Completion at Dr. Ga.apts'a His Teat GU
ANCI MOT GREECE, its Coloniesi and Conquests.
This day was published, handsomely printed in two laws Vo.
lumes Quarto, price ie4 49. in boards,
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD, from the
Reign of ALEXANDER m that of AUGUSTUS, com-
prehending the latter Ages of European Greece, and the History
of the Greek Kingdoms in Asia and Africa, front their Founds..
Lion to their Destruction ; with a Preliminary Survey of Alexan-
der's Conquests ; and in Estimate of his Plans fur their Consolida-
tion and Improvement. .
By JOHN GiLLIES, I.L. D. E. R. S. and S. A.
Historiographer to His Majesty for Scotland.
Printed for T. Cadell anti W. Davis, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the eame Author,
1. The History of Ancient Greece, its Colonies and Conquests,
from the earliest Accounts, till the Division of the Macedonian
Empire in the East ; including the History of Literature, Philoso-
phy, and the Fine Arts. Fourth Edition, SVO. LI Ss.
2. A Translation of .kristotle'S Ethics and Politics; comprising
his Practical PhilOtophy. Illustrated by Introductions and Notes,
the Critical History of his Life, and a new Analysis Of his Speeu-
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S. A View of the Reign of Frederick 11. of Prussia ; with a
Parallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of Macedon, Bro. is.

AGRICULTURE RENDEREDa BR ANCH otEDUCATION.
This day was published, price ss. illustrated with numerous
Engravings.
A GRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of
-/- 1- AGRICITLTUitE, intended as a Branch of Education for
Young Persons, who are likely to pa.s their live. in Rural Occu-
pations, as Country Gentlemen or Pr.it:ical Enviers.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Author of Prattles! Agriculture, Honorary Member of the •
Board of Agriculture, &c. Ste.
The Defialtions, Facts, and Principles contained In this small'
Volume, if committed to memory during the period of Fducation
cannot faitto be highly useful to young persons likely to pass tit*
lives in tae country; and to create. in due time, general and en-
lightened views on the subject of rural improvements, among that
class of the community who have the means of making them.
Printed for RICHA a o Pato.' es, Bridge-street, London; anti
to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Dealers in Books.
Of whom slay also he had,
PRACTICAL AORICULTURZ ; or, A System of Modern Hus.
bandry, by Dr. Dickson ; in 2 vols. 4to. price £4 14s. Sd. boards.
The Faiths c it% Kai. It ?MAI, containicy the busines. on all kinds
of Farms during emir/ munch of the year, by Ardour Young, faqi
price its. in boards.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 16.
tiorCommittee of Privileges on the Roxburgh Peerage was
)inted for to-morrow.
The further hearing of the appeal, Kennedy v. Locke, was
appointed for Friday.
Lord HOLLAND brought up the Report of the West Mid-
dlesex Water-works Bill without amendment. The Bishop of
London proposed a clause to be inserted, for the purpose of re-
serving to the Grand Jauction Canal Company the exclusive
right of supplying water within certain parishes and parts adja-
cent to the Canal, provided they took measures for supplying it
within six months. The clause was opposed by Lord Holland,
the Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Redesdale, and the Lord Chancellor,
and supported by the Earl of Bridgwater and Earl Spencer.
The House divided on the question that the clause be inserted.
....Contents 15—Not Contents 25—Majority 10.

CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, in consequence of the indis-
position of a Noble Marquis, who was thereby prevented from
attending, postponed his motion relative to the Campaign in
Spain, till to-morrow se'nnight, for which day the Lords were
ordered to be summoned.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

1141tLLIM.E1V7.4.Rr PROCEEDINGS.