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EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPIEDIA.

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TILE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOIVEDIA ; or,
L Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Litera-
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lungen--the subject of Mr. hiseli's Picture iq.the present Ex-
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LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH, AND GLASGOW
SHIPPING COMPANY.
THE interests of the EDIiiBUROFI and LEITiI, aid
Eabutusak,. Gs.assow, and lavrx &memo Campania%
being now-united, by the formation of a dew Copartnery, tinder
I the Firm of the LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH, and
GLASGOW SHIPPINtI COMPANY; the latter Company
bore selected a competent number'ef the largest and hest ap-
pointed SMACKS, to carry on the London and Leith Trade, in
a,mtperior style to what has ever yet been attempted.
This new Company's Smacks, which, in point of accommoda.
tion for Palingers, and in general equipment, eamun los one-
ied, ligirt id future sail regularly 'rum Ti u4l 11-1•1111111 between '
London and pith, viz, from the .Leith and Glasgow •Vfhar4
(Amine*, Glasgow What:), London, every SUNDAY, Tut:shay;
and Tuyesosv ; and from the Lower Ilraw-bridge_, Leith,
every Timeay., TIVII/LSDAY, and &steamy, and will thus form
a more frequent communication between these Ports, than hat
i hitherto been offered by sky Shipping Company.
The Establishment formed by the Edinburg'-; Glasgow, and
Leith Shipping Company, fo4 the more speedy and regular con,.
veyance Of Goods betiveen Leith, Glasgow, and Greenock, wilt
continued by this Company. Their Tug Packets will sail
ylsetweettGlasiow and Leith, and every Wwnsa*y and
'Annie bet Ween Leith and Greenock; andfrom two steam
beats being now engaged on the Forth for towing them, greater
my and Mspotett may be depended on.
The smaller deed Smacks, which, from this new arrange-
men% will not be employed in the London Trade, will be ins,
medial* pat into the Trade between Belfast and Greenock ;
between wbkh ports they wilt Sail retulaly every Tnintatur
whether full or not, on the same System as followed by the
Smacks in the London and Leith Trade, and f bncouragement
ftia
is given, greater frequency of sailing will be adopted. The ay.
sommodadon which these vessels possess for Passengers, and
their fast sailing, are already generally knave%
By these means a most compkte chain of communication is
formed between London, Leith, the West of Scotland, and
North of Ireland, which, It is hoped, sill of reit advantages
and facilities to the Pub:1:; particularly as Goods from the ex•
creme points of it will b; in the charge of the.same Company
throughout, who will tranship them w:th the utmost tare and
attention and will undertake the delivery of them at a Seed
rate, Which ;hail include all charges and expenree. . t
The Directors of this Company are determined that every
part of these Establishments *ail be conclected with the utmost
accuracy and aztivity, sothat every attention to Fanner% and
dispatch in forsv.usling Goode • may be relied on, stud they
earnestly Solicit the patronage and support of the Ptibbit,
OGILVIE, ca;cirroN, and WALKER,
a Managers at Leith
,and London,
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Company's Office, Leith, Sloth May, 1620. - :
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y.. Vella.%
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Land *Carriage Goods for Landon Smacks.
Roasay Samptason, Agent, Greetmck. •

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCIOIIFIL
E decided preference this new Sauce has erpe-
' riented during the shore period it Lis:been before the
Public, having already occasioned some spurious imitations, E.
LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility and
Gentry; the brigibal Article ii prepared only E their Ware-
Napes, No. f, Edward-strees, .Lendoa, and SS, Parliament"
street, nub& ; the label of "each bottle signed 4' Elizabeth Lb-
zetaby."--.N. B. Front its peculiar preparation, the Acid An-
chovy Sauce will bk foihd eery delicious with Steal* Hashes,
kr. as well as all kinds of Fish, and claims a decided preference
for Exportation, is warranted to keep in any climate, and does
not turn rancid when opened.

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS A* 1:1 DEBILITY'.
THE late celebrated-Dr. Fan E 11(1 LL, the
• course of his extensive practise, enfountered repeatedly
such .distreuing cases of l'olervons °complaints, dist he *as in.
duced to direct his principalattentinn to the discovering an ef-
fectual. remedy, • the invaluable Medicine here •othired. th7tbe
Public atten.lo under the title of " Pr. • FOTllliftGlLLis'e
NERVOUS DROPS," was the result of his efforts; by 'Mena
otwhich besucceeded•in subduing every descririog of fM-v.04
disorders and their various distressing affections, as Offessi n of
liedd4diss, Lou g'ilpperise, 6)enns*, kiw-
is/Ir% Filth end fterrAiffclif d nrldstatios ff
!pins. To those who are. dips "Micted. it is confidently re:-
conimetsded to have recourse to the above Medicine, by which
they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and-by rue per-
Severance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete
re-estahliihritent of astir heath.

111aki in bottles, at 4s. ed. Hs. and M. by Minxes, Chemists.
Corner of &. Paul's ; and by the principal
Dernistsi ihmiutellers, and Zdediane Venders, throufliont the

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1 DEB/LITT' )ittin,STRICTUitE.-
11r Remark of she great Dr. 87dentiarn,
I.* that' acute diseases are the pt nishment ef Hear= but
that °kinkiest' are inflicted by ourselves. The ausieqUearts
of a prevailing malady proclaims too is the.sufferin
this unwelcome truth. Whit situation can be so pitiable Where
the mind-floWs *kit passion which the Inissultios of body can-
not ladialget-,Where indiscretion, or .mal-treatment have pro.
fkueia rite premature debility of age In the sexual organs, and
where the Wein trai vigoar of inahhood is nnlomger alive to
natural youthful fire ? To such Mewls. COOPER and Co. offer
ivory consolation, and the premise of a certain, •safe, and per-
mama; Cpre, conducted with the delicate secrecy it requires,
and speed.ll renovatiag the loit rocket-S.
Ner are their sufferings less severe from another complaint-a:
*loamy occasions a total ilwangeMent of the urinary system -
the nights are Waned by pica, and the day by fraidesscffintti.
to pia relief. Mere a regulated system, in the hangs of Mimes
and skill, overcemes every 'difficulty, and roues the powers of
chi ,mistkeirea to act rot' itielf; In the succias 'of this principle
4esars. ()cagier and Co. have never failed, and 4trictlim is a
complaint always under their coistkenl.
COOPER alai to.. are talusuised daily at Chariot*
ouse.,,GreatCharloue,street, Blackfriars-road! toy 4; Wood.
week-street, Boittl.ktieet ; where I antis IsomNuntry,
cantaining alt intimate; and a inseam insentient if their • Case,
win be fiFkapediately atided to, and Advice.and Medicines
sent to all parts of the World. -
ri• itifiehanica have Advice Gratin, •at Charldfie House,
.every Sicilian., front folz till Eight, and on Sunday4foraings
until Twelve o !leek.— * Private Doc.reat each *house.

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BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROTAI. LET MRS PATEN
t EA ICE'.B GENUINE PILLS, ids* famous
for curing, is all its stager, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
Otte Nasal' PRI Is *doses, endtlse tabled of one 'Box' Ina recent
cue, will 10011 convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
'reeovery. Noildttgean be better contrived, more safe, or more
401tventent thin this Remedy, for tech as are obliged to ge Jour-
Mrs or tp sea, as It needs no confinemeot nor restraint of diet;
and sixty years experlinke ths an ertentlee prattler) has Proved
thasit thct a Para.Waell rePeated Salivation and an other
methods avail nething.• For • the Scurfy and other Chronical
this bieelitino has 'not its parallel. Upwards of
4opoo permsbitot Amu& sexes Have been radically cured et the
above cruel diserdets,.within the last right years. Prepared and,
sold by *ignite itopf:etors, T. TAYLOR and SON, •Membeil
jet 'the Anita Uollep of Surgeons, u their House, Ns. 11, New
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end
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• EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 30, 1820.
riniE COURT ofDIRT;CTORSofthe UNITE 4
-A- COMPANY of MERCHANTS e ENVLAX.O, trailing'
M the E.-IST-INDIES de hereby give Notice,
That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company %ern be
held at their nous,: in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the oth
June nitzt, from Nine o'Clock In the Venting, until Six In the
Evening, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said
Company, in the room of Sly,Josts JAcasou, Batt. deceased.
.111SEPH DART, &aviary.

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-IL lIE ENTH IT SIAISM of the METHO-
-1) ISTS and PAPISTS considered : By Bishop La-
SiNGION. With Notes, Introduction, and Appendix.
By the Rev. It. POLWIIELE, Truro.
CONTENTS or THE INTRODUETNEN.
Separation of Dissenters from Extempore Preaching of the
the Church. Evangelical Clergy.
Character of Dissenters of for- Mrs. H. Mote. The Blagdon
Ince times. Controversy.
.Uhodists of present Day. Mr. Wilberforce.
Elels'A Effects of APthodistrt Clergy and others giving way
on Society. to Methodists, who eircum•
Eischiefs of Seetarism. The vent us by Charitable lord-
Puritans, their successful hos- tutions.
tilities against the Church
Government.
S.-cturists of present day—
their rancorous abuse of
Bishops.
Modern Methodists—their ob-
trusiveness—their prompt-
ness in attacking our dis-
courses on public occasions.
Their general topic of abuse,
that we do not preach the
Gospel.
Pretences to inspiration.
Official Importance.
Singing, praying, exhorting,
preaching, style and manner,
and doctrine.
Methodist Preacher his fami-
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Co-operation of Churchmen
with Sectarists, the Evange-
lical Clergy.
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Puritans attempting the Uni-
versities, present Society,
Female Agency.
Indifference and false candour
in Churchmen.
Qualification of Methodists.
aerial conduct with respect to
Dissenters in general.
Division of large Parishes, Jaunt's
ing Churches.
Canons and Rubric; to be clear-
ed from ambiguities, and con-
firmed by a new Statute.
Education of the Clergy.
Univer.ities, seeds of Sectarism ,
sown there.
Intercourse between Dignified
and Parochial Clergy.
CburchCatechism. hlr.Southey
Conduct in our Families.
&c. &c. atc.

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TUESDAY, MAY 30. 1820.

PRICE OF STOCKS TILTS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK:
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3 per Cent. Reduc►d 6834 ;i1
3 per Cent. Consols 69Y8 Y.l
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The present is rather an important moment JD the
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for funding the Seven Millions of Exchequer Bills.
A great difference of opinion prevails among monied
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a number of new Exchequer Bills, for the last
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sequently, the Funding System will afford no relief.
For the approaching Loan, several new Lists are
forming ; and the anxiety to buy up Exchequer Bills,
has created a temporary -scarcity of money.

The Banking Houses in Cork which have stopped
payment, are those of Messrs. Itocnr and Messrs.
Lague. The event has thrown the whole of the
South of Ireland into the utmost consternation. We
are happy to find, however, that the stoppage of
Messrs. Lame is merely a temporary expedient,
forced upon them by the failure of their neighbours,
Messrs. RocHE. A notice has been issued, under the
sanction of a Meeting of the principal Merchants of
Cork, assuring the Public that they may place the
fullest reliance on the ability of the Messrs. Imam
to meet all their engagements. " The crisis," says
the Southern Reporter, " to which the city. is re-'
diced, is a trying one—one, indeed, which we cannot
contemplate without great pain and apprehension."

_The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this forenoon.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on Friday, M. LAtwa,
who made the Report pn the Election Project of
Law, was heard in reply to the leading objections
brought forward to the view taken by the Commis-'
pion.. This, howevir, only concluded the gaterpl
discussion of the Project, which still remains to be
debated, article by article. On Friday, the Chamber

began, andadjourned the consideration of article 1.
The King of Stop/ has issued a Decree, directing
the Cevil Atithurities tct assign Monasteries or Con-
"'marl for the abode of such al the silty-nine Depu-
ties of the Ordinary' Cortes in 184, who protested
swain* the Cemeitution, The Bishops who are of
thii sessetter, ate; however, exempted from this spe-
purtte insprisuutneut, which is intended to