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lust Imported by GALL and ItaNt ER, Paternoster-row,
MELODIA SACRA ; or the Psalms of David,
wl:b Hymns, Anthems, and Choruses, arranged by
DA-
vID WITUAN, Or the Cathedral of Chrilt-Church, it. Patrick,
Dublin, in Four Parts folio, price ,es. Ss.—SGS pages: The
Music composed by the most ce:-brand Authors, ancient and
moderns adapted to the Venion of the Psalms authorised and
sung in the United Churches of Erglind and irclantl, fur 1, tt, 3,
Or 4 VOWS; with a figured Lab for tile Organ or Piano Porte.
" 1 be Selected Melodies have been cli.k.opwith care and judg-
men and new Music has been composed for malty of the Psahns
by tie Ent Composers in the Ei,ter Island, asckno espense .pared
to render the Publication elegant, useful, and gratis lug. Many
beautiful Traits'of sweetlyoahnun Air and ably-fahricated
liar-
atomy, atuj adorn the pages: and the aggregate Collection con-
stitutes a valuable body of Sacred Music."
. Monthly Mag. Nov. i c IG.

PARLWIENTBRY PIWCELDINuS.

. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAUCH 4.

The Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the lisheas
'Corpus Suspension Bill, the &r. Duties WI, and thc•Coal
Rejulation Bill.
The Commissioners were the LORD CUANC&LLOR, the Mar-
quis of WINCIIVITIP. and Lord Viscount. MSLITILLE.
'll he Army and Navy Sedunion Bill, and the Treasonable
Practices Bill, were brought. up from the House of Consintios by
Mr. Hammett lod.other Members, read a first time, arid order.
ed to be 'rioted. •
Earl GREY presented a Petition from Kibuarnock, praying
for the Abolition of useless OWe-es and Parliamentary Reform,
t y means of Annual Parliaments and Univers:A Suffrae,e.
A SAVING OP ONA GUINEA IN• FOUR Lordship observed, that be was decidedly hostile to the notion
of Auuua Pailiantents and tlitiversal fhtffrrge, hut dirge being
VAktiIONABLE and most Ele4nt COATS, no objection to the woadhrg of the Petidon, he had thought it
:IL: Cut and made it a superior manner, of the best Superfine Ire duty to resent it.
Cloths for FS 12.'—'11116"1"•'.r"m`46‘ iLOC4I HO-LLANO presented a Petition from a person of the
Cesslmere Breeches, Li fts.—Paeitstoins and Cossack I* rowsets aytry of water,,, praying far th„vb„l„tou of c,i,„al Punic.
cheap in proporf . A variety of Sipes. mg Jackets. Hen-It:8 ifiteets.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Coats; also boss Curric-le. and Driving C 4"; aildll°r div'e" 'fbe Earl of-DARNLEY presented a Petition form. Bishops-
venfence of Gentlemen ocvellitte a variety it kept ready CtruCsll, rite Ward, paling ler Itettettehment and ParLaMentary ke.
or a suit made in four ho.irs. herviht,.. 1. vette% X 4 105 coal- Lam. His Lordship took the opportunity of reprobating the
piste. The business of this hou•e brine wt•olv 'lane with relay / idea of Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage, which he
motley, enables the Propi iciest, to submit the ub .ve advantageous was convinced, if. tarried Into eractice, would be the sobversion•
Terms to the Public. of the Cmistitatiou a':J the ruin of the Country. he Peti.
No. ISO, Fket-street, four dears east of Cl ancery.lare. iitmers slid no-, however, gray for that, and he did not wish to
10.1- Merchants asp Captaliss wanting large quantities, will he considered as hostile to every specles of Reform; on the
find a grew advantage by applying as above. colutrary, he thought it would be a most unwise policy not to
nuke such Rtfurins as would satisfy the majority on the well in-
formed classes of the People.
he King. Bench Bill was reed a *come tiire, after a few
words trorn the Loan CHANceo.on, stating the object r.f Jean
he to allow one Judge of t:.e Court to sit in ano.lter 'lice to
decide 1,1 6.11 the Justification of Ball whi..t the other business of
the Court vruceeded In the mean time befire. the other three
Judges.—Adjourned till to.nutriow (this chi)).
HOUSE OP COMMONS. •

LOCK AND aI;RGICAL I)i?ilif..NS.4 Y. -
His Royal Niemen the Duke of YOR K, Preitclent.
'minion—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the It nyaf College, 1.onilon:
Oovaatiol4S—Earl of Egreinent, furl of I .ett rint,lion. Colonel

J. Bitny,-M.P. John I.:douche, M.Y.
THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above N.
trun U fIUN, for the exclusive To:ailment of VENLREAL
COMPLAINTS. and their dangerous consequenccs. in order to
insure 'the benefits that have resulted from It, sari-rid Mr Kier.
nan as Its Sufgedn, (standing high on the Est of the Royal Coliegi.)
from having directed his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr.
Wotan conceives it a part of his official (In:), to caution the
public, by pointing to the of the Royal College, publiiked
in February, 1816, u the only sure guide, and that nu assertion
of person-assuming such and publicly advertish:c them,
'without being sandions4l by this list, ve to be credited. The an
reports of the Luck Dispenary will-prove that some of the
most dangerous asses of Strictams.Pchdity, and other hupposed
incurable affections of the Geoeradua Organs haverbeen here ra-
dkaly traded. -
Mr. Monson assay b. poneUtid is lanai, by both Sutra, at his
House, 214 Lower Charlotte-street, Birtlft.rd.square, where let.
tura from Town and Country ere to be addressed, and the neces.
ses7 advice and atadietoe will be given, or sent; to any part et tba
United Kingdom.
Just published,gricia 4s. td Edition. Practical Observations ou
the above Dipeases,icy F. Kseinats, and may be had at Nu. 171,
Figot-screat,llia- 00, Psureurasusr-/ow, and Nu. 10, Crown-spurt,
Soho.

The SPEAKER staied, that the Royal Assent had beim given
by Co.una WWI, in the House of Lords' to the Habeas Corpus
Act Suspension 11.11, and to s.veral utlaerrublic and Private Bills.
BA' 'Awn.
Mr. CALVERT gave irotice tharon the 18th inst.
he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend
the Act of the 88th of the King, by which the dealers
in li,ps were affected.

I MPOR I'ANT'ADVICE.
Si quid novlsdrectius Istis
• • Catodidus impart, si non his uteri mecum.—Hon.
TO•regtilidit the human passions, not to destroy
them; to give thew a proper direction and a due force, til•,
stead of vainly attempting to creche:et them from our na:ure, or
hionshly and impiously pretending to .!:e.:l-t thent into new then-
nels—la the business of a rational iirmtaS y, dictated by the pre-
cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclus.ons
of the soundest philosophy. It is uncreessaity;after all that has
been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in-
dicate those diseases that ate brought upon the human body and
mind by Indulging to mess in sexual pleasures, and particularly
by persevering M a pernietrus Italia too often acquired at Scbool.
The earnestness and anxiety with which the world has long
looked lug so great a desideratum In the comforts and improve•
mints of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill,
talent., and Integrity, d.voting themselves exclusively to these
diseases, Is evinced by the eager applications for advice and me-
diclues which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the
word. In alight and recent cases of Syphylitie Infection, a per-
fect cure Is completed in the short period'of two days; and those
of the Inmost Inveteracy, where other Practitioners have la:led,
a proper perseverance In our plan of trea,ment, ensures to the
patient a safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, from
'ten to twenty years duratjpn, are by our superior method of cures
permanently removed la cite course of three weeks.
Patkats of eider sett may consult ps with the greatest honour,
v.-crecy, and delicacyk at our haute, Nb. its 7, Hatton-garden.—
Patients in the country, describing the nature of their ease, and
inclosing a remittance for advice end medicines, the sante oat be
sent io all puts of the woild. CURRIE end CO., Surgeons,
No. 107, Hatton•Garden.
N. B. The above important discovery in the cure of :syphylis
and Debility, was mature,' by Dr. Coasts, in his late travels
through FR4NCE, NAPLES, and ROME, from whence be has
just laturavd with Mae bighly,inteerating and importat.t tatty fa.
"peering the present state of medical and surgicatpractice on the
Continent, which he is , preparing to Ifty before the public In a
treatise on these evaplebas, and ableb be hopes to be able In a
few weeks to rabbets.