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London, England, 1820-11-01

' REAL JAPAN BLACKING,
Made by Itica.tap Tolman, 114, London Road.

FRIENDS will be kind to request their Servants
and Carriers to ask for
RICHARD TURNER'S Bt,ACKING,
Fame, let thy glad trumpet raise
Loudest notes to Tuattra's praise;
Let the welcome theme resound,
the echoing wand rebound !
Who upon our boots or shoe*
Such hr ht lustre desk diffuse?
Who a Sacking can prepare,
That such lovely bloom doth bear,
Or wick gloss and richness yield, .
As Team of St. George's Fields?
frer the wide Atlantic deep,
Where the surgeleu billows sleep s
' O'er the distant southern main;
On the COntinental plain—
Teases% worth and fante resound,
For his Blacking sheds around
• On each polish'd boot a ray
Of beauty nought can melt away, •
Oft I've seen the podded gem
Glitter in the diadem;
How much brighter are the rays
'Pommes brilliant black displays
Wript hi wAder, when in view)
The lustre of that jetty hue, '
Can I then forbear to false '
Tb Tuanits's worth my song of praise?
heroes laurels all will fade-!--
)Innarchs glories sink in shade s
But when shall 'ruausn's.fame be o'er?
Not till time shall be no more !
Wen while mouldering in .the tomb,
Nue shall bid his memory bloom,
And posterity shall wave
Fadeless laurels o'er his 'rave!

Users of thls brilliant and easy shining Blacking are respect-
fully informed, that the principal shopkeepers in Dublin.• Cork,
Glasgow, Edinburgh, and • all the country towns in North and
South Wales and England, sell this Blacking in stone bottles at
Ald. ls. is. 6d. each.
• N.B. The Foreign Trade supplied.
Sold by all the principal shopkeepers within the eireolattoo of
this Paper.
liadies are particularly ineitedlo reeontmeo,d their serroots
to use this highly-esteemed I.4quid Blacking, being sanctioned
by the first fatuities in the kingdom. . •
Gentlemen stay observe, that this composition, when used
Oar their Gig or earriagerliarness, will prbduce a beillianyrikh,
ilejt, glossy lustre' and at the tense time acts es a primers*eY
lesther.l.7oTT) Ii•PE 8,1,4 C 4 H 4 G. • . • • •

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London, England, 1820-02-15

THE ARMY.

This Morning, at seven o'clock, a detachaaeat of ,
the Foot Guards marched from the Parade, St..
James's Park, for Windsor, in order to be present at
the funeral of oar late Mich-lamented Soweieisa.
The sth Veteran Battalion are ordered from Newry
for Donaghadee.

The Sith Regiment of Fcot are on their march
from Plymouth, in four divisions, for Shrewsbury,
Wellington, Wenlock, and Bridgenorth, where they
expect to be stationed some time.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hoc% of the above Regiment,
has been sentenced, by a Court-Martial at Plymouth,
to be cashiered, but with leave to sell out.
London, England, 1820-02-15

KING O. ROOD.

This was an action upon a bill of exchange for
£276, drawn upon Hugh Lewis, accepted by him,
and indorsed by the defendant.to the plaintiff.
The defence set up was usury; and it appeared
that the plaintiff, in discounting the bill, gave the de-
fendant £176 in cash, and a set of Boydell's Edition
of Shakspeare, which he valued at £lOO, but the
selling price of which was proved in evidence to be
no more than £s9.—The plaintiff was, on this evi-
dence, nonsuited.
London, England, 1820-02-15

SIGILLLE V. 3Z I.

This was an action upon a bill of exchange for.
£4O, indorsed by the defendant, an Officer in .the
Army, to the plaintiff, a French Gentleman, residing
.in this country, in consideration of a gambling debt,
won by the latter of the formal at a gaming-house,
in Pall-Mail.
The defendant relied upon the Statute 9 Anne, c.
14, which makes void all totes, bonds, judgments,
mortgages, or other securities, where the considera-
tion is for money won by gaming.
The case went to the Jury, under the Learned
Judge's direction, and they found a verdict for the
defendant.
London, England, 1820-02-15

. CEN,ERAL EX.SCTION.

Mr. itnoilolum is determined to give the Free-
holders of Westmoreland another opportunity of de-
ciding between the Whig and Tory interests of that
County.
COUNT! ()if CORK.—Three hew Candidates are
iy, Messrs. Mut, FONSONBY, and

FRXEMAN.
COMITY or Kzaot.—Mr.DENSit, the Member for
Tralee, will oppose the return of the present Mem-
bers for dris County.
COUNTY Or LIMERICE.--Mk. O'bELL, and Mr.
STANDISH O'GRADY, son of the CHIEF BARON, have
declared themselves Candidates for the honour of
Representing this County.
CITY or Lustaica.—Mr. Rica will stand a con-
test on Lord LIMERICK'S. interest, with that termed
the Independent, against Lord GORY and the Corpo-
ration, who rll support Mr. VERILKIR.
COUNTY OF FERMARAGIL—No contest is aftticipa-
ted in this COtinty, and the present Members will
offer their services.
Codicil. OF LONDONDERRY.--The berry Paper
says, that there will be no contest for this County..
CITY Or LONDONDERRY.—It also contradicts the
report of a contest for the City.
ComitY OP. CLARE.—Three Candidates, it is said,
will start for Clare, besides the present Members.
London, England, 1820-11-08

,to find any authority in the Bible, which stated that a
woman who had eomndtted adultery was to be considered fe-
west, bemuse her husband did the same *4. A woman.
might have so conducted heeself as to render it inspeseible-
for her husband to lei with her ; and would it not be a most
mischievous thing to punish the husband by divorce for that to
which his wife's conduct had driven him ? As to the objecsion,
that his Majesty must be a partrt• the passing of the Bill, what)
would have been the case, if the case had been high treason, and
that a conviction bad taken place 1 The divorce could not take
place in that event without execution, and the act of the King
was indhpenably exaary to the performance of that. The No-
ble Lord then contendoti, that if some clause were not introduced
which would most effectually separate the parties, the Queen
would be by thi Bill, without the divorce, bound more closely to
his Majesty' 'lke was by law a person of independent property,
and her claims would be more powerful, if not cut away by this
Bill. The Noble Lord, after having repeated his confliction of
the Queen's guilt, mid be would reserve his opinion as to the re-
taining or omitting the DivorceCbuse until he should bear the sen-
timents of many Noble Lords, and he trusted he should hear the
sentiments of the whole House expressed In some other way
than by the words Content or Not Content.
Lord DUNCAN, in ea very powerful voice, said; he would
not let pass the present opportunity of making a few observa-
tions. The whole proceedings, be observed, were obviously
grounded on the evidence of traitors and slanderers, and was
a case of the basest conspiracy—(Loud cries of Hear, hair).—
" Yes," said the Noble lArrd, “ It is a conspiracy so foul and
profligate, that I for one feel no hesitation in putting my hand
to my hurt, and pronouncing, conscientiously and before Gus,
a verdict of Not Guilty! Not Guilty!"—(Lord Cheers.)
After a abort pause,
The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, that the regular motion
now; was, that the Chairman of the Committee should report
progress, as the Bill could not be gone through to-night.
Earl GREY wished to be informed whether the Noble and
Learned Lord en the Woolsack did not mean to give his epi-
nion until all their Lordships had delivered their judgments-upon
the question of Divorce, seriatim ?—( Latsghter).—He pressed A
division on the clause immediately—(Question, question).
Earl GROSVENOR said, that the only question now was,
whether the Divorce clause should stand port of the Bin ?
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, amid consilistrahle (=le-
sion, informed the House, that the question was nut be should
'reveille Chair. The House could not adjourn until it was re-
sumed. The question that the House be resumed was then put
by his lArdthip, and, as he declared it to be carried in the'
affirmative, strangers were ordered to withdraw, end they did ,
so accordingly. Much disorder at this time prevailed, and no
division took place. -
The House then adjourned at ten minutes before four, until
ten o'clock this morning.
London, England, 1820-08-12

_
CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITH

CASES.
This day was published, price 3s. 6d. a New Edition, of
DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI-
LITT ES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks on Maoism, fie-
r..inal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleet, Tales Dorsalis,
Albus, Scc. Et:- with the Theory of Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No.lo, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand;
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Sold by W. Neeley, 78, Lombard-street; and C. Chapple, 66,
; or by the Author, as above. Where may be bad,
Caton on the Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New
Vition, price Ss. illustrated with Cases: A Practical Treatise
c.- the Prevention and Cure of the Venereal Disease, exhibiting
;I e character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases inane-
d:stely or remotely connected with it; containing Observations
ei Cl,ct, Stricture, Maul Discharges, the use of the Caustic
and common Boogie, Cutaneous Ernytiontl, Imaginary Venereal
liseaws, Ice. &c. comprising is elementary Work for Students,
and a Guide to the general RsiOsr ; intersperd wth select
Prescriptions applicable to each Deist= of the Disease.
THE—GENUINEgYiitriefirIiEVELVOS.
only Depot for this useful Medicine is removed
.1L from 21, Frith-street, to No. 52, Bevies-sweet, Oxford-
street, where it is prepared according to the recipe of the late'.*
Z-vainson, intrusted to hinnephew and successor. Mr. Thomas
traihans alen,-. The experieuce of nearly a century has proved
this itpi.liciue to be the most, innocent and effectual alterative.
I- corrects and puriiles the blood ; and those who are afflicted
with Scrofula, Leprosy, Scurvy, and mai?y of those melancboly
diseases arising from impurity of the blood and, juices; those
suffer from diseased lAver, and for the dissipations and In-
c' ..tetions of their youth, or whose constitutions are broken
inwit and debilitated by Mercurial, antimouial, or arsenic me.
: si 'rtes, should submit to a regular course of the VEGETABLE
i'IUP.

The tifects of this medicine are such as not to interrupt either
in..inest or pleasure; it operatts cn the animal juices, and re-
c .its the common restraint of moderation in diet. rt isl
c •.;‘,1v,31 in the chyle of the stomach, is conntleti by the &cu.
k-ing ninth., and corrects their tendency to all those diseases
el•icti originate is vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a lower.
1.4 .übstitore for mercury, and removes chase evils which an
tx•mi.:ztistui use of that mineral occasions.
prepared and administered in 13traer's.etreet, ender Mr.
CAlhata's immediate direction, where it is sold at •15s. a bottle;
Aso sold at Ms. Atkinson's' 196, Bishopsgatc+truet
eta; zr,d by Mr. Canham's other Agents in London ; and in
et, ry ( onuderable Town in the United Kingdom; and the Ow-
etr„tated, for warm Climates, by his deputed Agents in the wet
Messri. Dlackis cm is and Co. Calcutta; ?dams.
!°1 bey and Co. Bombay; Ad Mesas. repel! and Johneotia
Zdtas.
London, England, 1820-08-12

TO THE PUBLIC.

MIIE other Contractors for the last Lottery
1 (Messrs 'Wenn and Co.) having thought proper to fol.
low the example of their colleague (Mr. G. CarroP ), in his at.
temkt to injure the present Lottery, I do not think it requisite
forth. r to entice it, than by referring to my Address of yeser-
day ; arid to remind you that Messrs. CARROLL, Haasius and
Co. awe uz Castractors for the hut Lottery. That Lottery I
could Lot suppact, because I thrrignt the modes resorted to were
injure )us and objectionable ; and this (joined to the great
patronig in! Schrtneis daily receiving front you) you will at
once see is the cau -e of their present conduct. I shall make no
remark on the ridicuious .4:ark of ambiguity and deception.
further than to say suck an a:tack trout Messrs. Csaaoit.,
Ha-
s.tßn and Co. the authors the last &Ilene, is truly laughable;
ind t'vey certainly are the last persons in the world who ought
sv:_r to have thought of making such unfounded charges.

lhave the honour to be
Your devoted Servant,

4, Combat,
'And 2. Charing-Cron.
Auguqt. 11, 1820._

_ .
T. DISH,
%Contractor for the Lottery.

I\IARTIN and Co. Stock-Brokers, 8, Cornhill,
and 120, Oxford-street, request the attention of their
IA ttery Friends t 6 the present Scheme, confident that the
few Tickets it contains, with the great proportion of Prizes,
wall meet general approval. The principal features of this
Lottery are, that
There are only 5,600 Tickets,
'.et the Scheme contains Two Prizes of X 20,000,
kesides several others of Xl,OOO, &c. ate.
To be all drawn in One Day, 30th of Tuts Morns,
No Fixed Prizes, nor Stock Prizes, nor Classes,
And all Sterling iloney.—No reserve of Tickets.
'MARTIN and Co. trust they shall, as usual, receive a large
po.-:ion of the Public favour (which will be ever gratefully
s.-'cnowl,dged), at 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-street, where all
IJ•iness in the Government Fiinds is transacted with fidelity
azd dispatch.
London, England, 1820-08-12

ornRA. tiOUSE.

Mr. Hem" after adverting to the protracted pro-
ceedings of: this interminable case, and prophesying
its eodurance, hi full health and vigour, for at least
ten years to come, stated to-the Court, that Mr. Wa-
ters having assigned the Opera-house (without paying
for it), for a debt of £51.,000, to Messrs. Birch and
Chamfers, bankers, of Lord-street, those Gentlemen
had taken possession of the .property; and that the
Sheriff, being duly indemnified, was about to svll the
scenery, machinery, dresses, ecc.. in satisfaction of their
claim. Against these proceedings, which would put
the Opera-houie (still, in equity, the property of Mr.
Taylor, the purchase-money not being paid) hors de
combat as a Theatre, Le now prayed an Injunction.
The LORD CHANCELLOR did not see how he cook!
restrain Messrs. Birch and Chambers from selling
the interest of Mr. Waters in the property, subject
to the obligations of that Gentleman ; but he would
restrain them from selling anything else.
Mr. RouPgr.L.—And from removing the property
without the farther direction of the Court?
The LORD CitancELLoa.—Let Messrs. Birch and
Chambers be restrained from selling, under this exe-
cution, anything except the interest of Mr. Watert in
the property; or from removing or doing any act in-
consistent with the employment of the property ne-
Mary to the carrying on of the concern.

ICHANGE OF FORTUNIL—A celebrated sporting cha-
racter, who has been for many years guard, of one of
the Liverpool coaches, is about to start four-in-hand
upon his own suit, he having dropped intOten thou-
sand pounds a year, and Quimby Hall, in Northamp-
tonshire, which he intends taking possession of in
magnificent array.
Nam All the capitals of Europe," says the
Journal de Paris, " have a street or square, in some
part, of the town, where young people of fashion as-
semble in elegant costume. At Vienna it is the Gra-
ben, at Naples the street of Toledo, at London Mei
Strand, at Paris the Italian Boulevard!"
The Lords of die Treasury have issued warrants
to the Commissioners of Customs to allow the mas-
ters and seamen of vessels belonging to Denmark,
Sweden, Norway, and Finland, to take from the
ports of London, Boston, Hull, Stockton, and New-
castle, article's of British manufacture for the use of
their families, viz.—masters to the amount of £2O,
and seamen to the amount of £5 each, without sub-
jecting either the goods or the vessel to any duty on
that account.

INSTANCE OF HONESTY.—A Laay attending the
Strathpeffer mineral well, lost a valuable gold watch
with a costly chain and seals, in the course of last
week. The watch was picked up by a poor High-
land woman, who immediatelrcarried it to the keeper
of the pump-room, requesting that person to discover
and .give it to the gentles who had lost it. The Lady
,to whom the watch belonged gave the poor woman
a guinea, as a reward for her honesty.
London, England, 1820-08-12

Nt nER 10,442. .

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lamas mvo GENTLEMEN,
VINDING, on my return to Town this morning,'
-111- that a sudden and unexpected Vacancy has taken place In
the East India Direction, by the resignation of Sir DAVID
SCOTT, Bart. I beg leave respectfully to announce to you, that
it is not my intention to proceed to the Ballot upon the present
occasion. I shall, however, avail myself of this opportunity of
paying my personal respects to the individual Proprietors; and
from the may kin& and zealous. assurances.of support which I
lave received from a numetous list of Friends, 1 venture to
hope, that at a future p.!riad I may kok forward with some des
gr:•e of confidence to the attainment of the obiect of my ambi-
th.n.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Your obedient and devoted Servant,
riAtland-place, AuguLt 4,1820. WM. CURTIS, jun.

TO 'l'll T.: PII OPR ETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCL

lAirms AND fIENTLEMEN, •
:ctirer:lent of Sir DAVID SCOTT, Bait. in
-A- con,cctience of ill health, having created a Vacasty is
your Fl:t.cotive Body, I embrace the first opportunity to offer
sny3cl' as a Candidate for it. While I regret, in common with
ether Proprittcrrs, the loss which the Public must sustain by.
the resignation of so able and valuable a Director, allow me to
'assure you, that sboult! pawjr protection and patronage place me
1n that situation, r.iy time and attention shall be exclusively de-
voted to the faithful discharge of its important duties; and I
hope that the support which I have already experienced, of 880
Votes, upon the last Ballot, and my first appeal to your suf-
frages, will justify my pretensions upon the present vacancy,
withant alluding more particularly to my own personal (paha-
eatiots. That support has bees a real source of pride and satis-
faction to me; and, should I, on this occasion, succeed to the
honourable distinction of a seat in the management of your
affairs, to which I have long aspired, it will be my constant
and anxious desire, as well as my duty, to prove that I have
not beer undeserviaz of your favour.

I have the horaur to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Tour obedient and faithful servant.
J 00.15 DU PRE ALEXANDER.
TTannver-square, August 2, 1820.
N. O. The day of Election is b.aed for NrimisutkA t, 16th Lost.
Mr. A LirMANDER'II Committee will meet daily at the Qty of
lAnn3au Tavern, *Sure communications will be thank The
reu:ved.
London, England, 1820-08-12

VIII.

TRAVELS through NORWAY and LAPLAND.—By
Baron BUCH, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences
at Bails. With Notes, &r. by Professor JAMESON; 4to.
Maps, dl. 16s. bends. -
IX.'
TRAVELS in the CAUCASUS and OECILEGIA, per.
formed isycoed of the Russian Goveruntent.--44 JULIUS
VON KLARROTH, 4to. £2.25. hoard& •
X.

VOYAGES and TRAVELS to BRAZIL, this SOUTH
SEA, KAMSCHATKA, and JAPAN.—By G. VON
LANGSDORF, Russian Consul-General at the Brazils. In
4to. with nuentwons Engravings, ,i&. bsl►

Also, by th; ;IMO Author, -
• XI.
A VOYAGE to the ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, and
NORTH-WEST COAST of AMERICAI and RETURN
by LAND over the NORTILEAST PARTS of ASIA,
through SIBERIA to PETERSBURG& a Rome never
before performed. In 4t.u. with .several Ragravings, price
41. 171. 6d. boards.
XII.
NARRATIVE of a. RESITMUJCZ 10 IRELAND.—By
ANNE PLUMPTRE, Author of a Narrative of a Three
Years' Residence in Prance, &c. &c. in one voL ate. embel.
halted with a Portrait of the Author' sad Twelve Entravlage
of reatarlable.Scenery, price £L .Is. Mardi.

, SICILY and its INHABITANTS-0090evatioes said*
during a_ Two Twat .$s deuce in that Ilbus4.--By W. IL
THAUSON, Ark *to. P*es, Mill& •
London, England, 1820-08-12

THE ARMY.

A statement has appeared in several Papers, of
there having been some insubordination at Ipswich,
among the men of the 10th Regiment of Dragoons.
We have authority to state that it is quite unfounded.
The ith Dragoons (Irish) are, it is said, to replace
the 4th (now under marching orders), in the Shef-
field district.

It is reported, in the military circles, that four
camps are about to be formed, the two consisting of
the greatest number of troops are to be, the one on
Hounslow Heath, and the other on Blackhe.ith. '

Almost every town ani village at from ten to MI
teen miles round the Metropolis, has at this time par-
ties of the military, horse and foot, quartered at the
several inns-and public-houses.
The River Fencibles are to be on duty during
the approaching investigation in the House of Lords.
The following is a copy of a letter addressed by
the Adjutant-General to Lord EDWARD SOMERSET,
the Inspecting-General of the Cavalry, who com-
manded the division of Light Cavalry which was
reviewed by his MAJESTY yesterday se'nnight ;

HORSE-GCARDS, Attest 5.
" My Loso—l have the satisfaction to acquaint your Lord-
ship, that the CommanderAn-Chief has received the KING'S
commands to communicate officially to your Lordship his Ma-
IFSTIeII unqualified approbation of the appearance, equipment,
and accuracy of movement, which distinguished the brigade,
consisting of the 10th Hussars and the 12th and 19th Lancers,
in the review of yesterday, at llounslow.heath.
" It is very gratifying to his Royal Highness, that his Ma-
tarry should have had a renewed opportunity of witnessing the
high state of discipline, and general good order of these highly
distinguished regiments; and his Royal Highness desires that
you will be pleased to make known to each of them his Mi-
JISTIt'll gracious and approving sentiments.
" I have the honour to be, my Lord,
" Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) " H. TORRENS, A.G.
lc To Major-Gen. Lord Esarmuk SOMERSET, K.C.B. &c."
London, England, 1820-02-23

Printed for Henry Colsu:a and Co. Conduit-street.

NAPOLEON'S mEmonts OF HIMSELF.
The FRENCH Edition, 12s. boards.
The ENGLTSH Edition, 10s. 61. boards.
THIS NINTH BOOK of the p.c.-At WORK of
NAPOLEON is published the first, on account of its
temporary interest, as relatin-r to the Return from Elba, the
Battle of Waterloo, and the subsequent events.
The EIGHTH and Si:Milli Batiks are in course of translation,
and will appear in French and English, in corresponding size.
type, &c. with the Ne.-xii Boor.
To the Ninth Book has been added numerous Proofs, dic-
tated at Longwood to Mr. O'Meara, proving " the Manuscript
from St. Helena' to be a forgery, and highly curious, as cor-•
recting falsehoods relative to the chief events of the Life of this
distinguished Pkrtonage.
The MS. of the Ninth Book, witl. Verifications, may be seen
at the Office of the Publishers, Bann-cot:qv, Brtinuc-srawr.
London, England, 1820-02-23

This day was published, in Svo. price 6s. in boards,
A New Edition of

ANALECTA GR.TCA ,MINORA; ad usum
Tirorum ac,7ommodat.; Cum No:is Philologicis, quas
partiin Collegit, purtim scrirsit.
ANDREAS DALZEL, A.M.
Socius Regim Societatis Edinensis ; et nuper in Academia Ja-
cobi VI. Scotorum Regis Litt. Gr. Prof. eidemque a Secretis
et Bibliothecarias.
Accedunt Parvum Lexicon et Index Rerum.

Printed at the Edinburgh University Press, for T. Cadell and
W. Davies ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; Longman, Hurst Rees,
Orme, and Brown ; John Richardson; J. I.tsvinan ; ancl7G. and
W. B. Whittaker, London ; and Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, new Editions of
1. Collcctanea Grxca Blajora; two vols. Svo. 11. Os. 6d. in
boards.

Jacobi Moor Flementa Linguz Grzcz ; Bvo. 5.. 6d. in
boards.
London, England, 1820-02-23

N‘66.2lint: 10,294.

THE LORDS of the TftEASURY have 'issued
their Warrant hr the
FINAL DPAWING OF TILE LOTTERY,
To take phce NEXT FRIDAY, f 2 .sth FEBRUA
When the few remaining Tickets (having an Excess of £6,47.8),
forming -
THE GOLDEN LOTTERY,
With TWO of Xto,ceo and 1,000 Prizes, MUST ALL be
DRAWN, and paid in Gold or Bank Notes, by
•
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
km S 7, Cershdl; I 11, Holborn ;
3S, Haymarket; 141, Oxford-street;
Who Sold in this Lottery, No. 1,656, a Prize of £20,008, and
Seven Capitals.
London, England, 1820-02-23

REPLY TO BISHOP MAGEE.
This day was published, in one volume octavo, price 1 4a.
AN EXAMINATION of the CHARGES made
against UNITARIANS and UNITARIANISM, and
the Improved Version, by the Right Reverend Dr. Magee, Bi-
shop of Raphoe, in his Discourses and Dissertations on Atone-
ment and Sacrifice. With some Strictures on the Statements of
the Bishop of St. David's, Dr. Hales, Dean Graves, Dr. Mares,
Pye Smith, and Mr. Rennel, &c. and on the System pur-
sued by some recent Editors of the Greek Testament.
By LANT CARPENTER, LLD.

Sold by Longman, Ilunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and by 11.
Bunter, London.
London, England, 1820-02-23

LOCAL JUALSDICTION MU.

Upon the motion of Mr. A BERCROM BY, the Local Juris-
diction Bill was read a third time and passed.

CoLONLSL ♦CCOUNTS.

Mr. HUME referred to the 54th of George 111. by which
certhin Commissioners were appointed, for the purpose of audit-
ing the Accounts of the Colonies of Mauritius, Ceylon, Cape
of Good Hope, Trinidad, &c. and to the 59th of George 111.,
by which they were continued for the sante purpose ; and
moved ftir a Statement of the Years for which these Commis-
sioners had been appointed, and of the business which had been
done by them since the Commission was first issued. The Com-,
missioners respectively enjoyed a salary of Xi,ooo per annum,
no inconsiderable expense to the Country ; for although it was
intended that their Salaries should come front the Colonies, yet
as all deficiencies in the Colonies were made good by the Coun-
try, the Salaries ultimately were paid out of the public money
at home. Although six years had elapsed since the original for-
mation of the Commission, and it was nine months since the
renewal of it had taken place, yet he (Mr. Hume) was not
aware that any return of the state of those Accounts had been
given, up to the present hour.—The motion was agreed to..
London, England, 1820-02-23

COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 17.
SLANDER.

GEORGE LOST:WOOD AND ANNE HIS WIFE, PLAINTIFFS;
WALTER DOOLIN, DEFENDANT.

. This was an action of slander, for calling the
plaintiff, Mrs. Lockwood, a thief, and saying she
stole a tippet, and other articles. The damages
were laid at f 1,000.-

The plaintiff, Mr. Lockwood, was a Lieutenant in
the• Tipperary Militia, and the defendant a carpenter
and •builder, living in Marlborough-street. The
plaintiffs lodged in the house of the defendant; and
the parties were on very bad terms. After a very
long trial, the Jury returned a verdict of £2O.
COMMISSION INTELLIGENCE, DUBLIN, FEB. 19.

On Thursday, Barons GEORGE and M'CLELLAND
sat at ten o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
George Howard was found guilty of aiding and
abetting Thomas Wade in his escape from Newgate.
To be transported for seven years.
The eleven men for the burglary and robbery at
Swords, after a feeling address from Baron M'CLEL-
LAND, were sentenced to be hanged at the front of
KilmaiUham Jail. .The day not.appointed.

Friday morni ng,Johnson.Saaton, Healey, Bar!ford,
Jones, and Wilde, attended at "Ile New Bailey Court
House, Manchester, and fout in *their bail for the trial
of the indictmetii against Huns and them at the
York Assizes. They
..were .accompanied by Mims -
house, but he did not give bail there.
London, England, 1820-02-23

GENERAL ELECTION.

To exaWORTHYANDINDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS

tar :Rs COUNTY 111 DURHAM.
THE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of the
Bon. WILLIAM POWLETT, are particularly
rr-
quested a meet at the Fazzatasares TAIIKIPX, in Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's inn-fields, at Elora o'Clock, oa Painar Even-
ing, the 25th instant.
LANDOW, FiIIIMARY 23,
London, England, 1820-02-23

This day were published, Bvo. boards, prite 6s.

PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Means
of PRESERVING the HEALTH of SOLDIERS, in
Camp and in Quarters ; with Notes on the Medical Treatment
of several of the most important Diseases which were found to
prevail in the British Army during the late War.
By EDWARD THORNHILL LUSCOMBE, M.D.
Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, Honorary
Member of the Medical Society of the University of Dublin,
and formerly Senior Surgeon to the 54th Regiment of Foot.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Rces, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-02-23

CAPITAL CABINET PIANO FORTE AND PEDAL
llARP—Second-hand, as good ;:s

CAPITAL PEDAL HARP, 45 guineas, cost 75 ;
belongs to a Lady; Cabinet Pianoforte, 38gs. worth 60gs.
cannot be excelled in touch and tone. A Square Pianoforte, at
24 gs.—Ditto, 2S gs.—Also may be seen, the much-admired
and la,hionable Oblique Pianoforte, the best and cheapest of all
Instruments—two hundred have been sold and approved of.
They can oily b,! seen at Mr. Watlen's, 13, .Leicester-place.
N.B. Packing Cases lent or sold.
London, England, 1820-02-23

BIRTHS.

June 9, at Penang, the Lady of Lieutenant Archibald D.w,
19th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, of a son.
At Pendrcech, on the sth inst. Mrs. Captain Mackenzie, of s
daughter.

MARRIED. .

On the 14th instant, at Wakof Church, Bath, by the Re%
Charles Hawkins, Henry Eyre, F.scf. of Botleigh Grange, Liants,
to the Hon. Juliana Devereux, daugbttr of the late and sister of
the present Viscount Hereford.
At lienwick, on the 21st, Frederick W. Campbell, esq. of
Barbreck, N.B. to Sophia, daughter of the late Sir Edward
Winnington, Bart. of Stanford Court, Worcestershire.
Feb. 10, at Edinburgh, Major-General Henry Elliot, Colonel
of the sth Veteran Battalion, to Mrs. Pringle, of Ftossbank.
Thursday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, G. J. Parry, Esq. of
Lincoln's Inn, to Mary, the eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Go-
ouel W. Brooks, of the Hon. East-India Company's service.

DIED.

On Saturday, the 19th inst. aged 13, Charles, the only son of
Michael 'Mosley, Esq. of Ikather head.
_ _

June 12, at Cilcutia, Major Peter Lewis Grant, 12th Native
infantry, Acting Town and Fort Major of Fort William, Sew
gal; and on the 2d of September following, Anne, his wife.
August 17, at Fort William, in the East Indies, Hugh Mur-
ray, Esq. younger, of Rosemount, in the County of Ross.
Feb. 1, at Hermitage, near Edinburgh, Miss Stair Primerme,
youngest daughter of the late Sir Archibald Primrose, Bart. of
Dnnipace.
Monday se nnight at Penrith, Mr. John Tallentire, late Set-
joint in the Cumberland Militia, aged 68.
011 the ash of September last, In the gin Indies, aged
Lieutenant-Colonel John Stoitoe, of the 9th Beginsent of Ma-
dras Native Infantry.
_ _ _

Friday evening, at Twickenham, the Hon. Marianne Cur.
zoo, only daughter of the Baroness Howe.
July 29, at Joeria, East Indies, aged $l, Tie. James Roy,
Assistant-Surgeon in the Company's Service.
A few days ago, at Welton, near Louth, in Ms 90th year,
Thomas Cuswortb, generally known by the appellation of " T'ho
Wise Man of Welton." He for many years procured a liveli—
hood, and accumulated a considerable sum of money, by pre—
tending to tell fortunes, restore lost or stolen goods to the owners,
&c. in which profession he was considered very eminent, mssl
carried on an extensive business.

COURSE OF
A moterdast l2 -0 CS.
Ditto at sight 11 17
itotterdani... l2 1 2U.
Antwerp, ex-mo 12 2
liamburgb... 54 4 te U.
Ahem. 34 5 201.
Faris. 3 day's date 25 IC U.
Ditto 05 50 2U.
Madrid, effective 34i
Cadiz effect. 34b

EXCHANGE.

Seville 34t
Gibraltar ...... 30
Leghorn 471

Genoa
Venice Ital. Liv ST
Malta
Naples
Palermo ll6 pet SOP

D9blin l* -
Cork... ... ..- - Id
Ape of the Bank a* hI4O
land 0

Barcelona

Talbot, effective 34e

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVIIt. •
Portugal Gold in Coln, per 0z....... ...... £0 0 0
Foreign Gold in Bail .. I T 1011
New Doubloons

New 1)ollars .....»...,.. ail
Silver, in bars, standard., ...... • I Ij

GII-WitTRA at LONDON BR I DOR TO-M 0 It ItOW.
Aft ening . - 3S minutes after 10
Afteraela - • 8 11

•
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Place, Tearile-Big
London, England, 1820-02-23

COMPLETION OF THE FRANKLIN MSS.
This day were published, price M. boards,

FRANKLIN'S IVIENIOIRS, the Fifth and Sixth
Volumes, in Octavo, Comprising his POSTHUMOUS
WRITINGS, published from the Originals by his Grandson.
WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esc,.
The Memoirs of Dr. Franklin are now complete in three
volumes, !to. or' in six volumes Bvo. price A:3 12s. F.ach Part
is sold amparately ; and the Public are advised to convict* their
Sets without delay. .
Loudon: Printed for Henry Coiburn and Co. Conduit-strcet.

WINES by the PIPE, HALF PIPE, and
QUARTER PIPE, will be sent free of all expense,
to any p.!rt within ten miles of the City of London, and also
Bottled free of all Expense, at the Purchaser's Cellars, or sent
Ready Bottled,. by the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE
COMPANY, No. 16, SE Ihi NER-SThEET, and 31116, OX-
FOHD-STRFET, at the following frices:
Old Port Wine, of Good Quality - £l6O per pipe.
Do. Sherry ' - - - - 94
Do. Madeira Direct - - - 95
Da. West India - - - 112
Do. Cape of all the finest Madeira, Stein, and all
other favourite flavours - - 46
Do. Inferior Do. - - £3O to 3.5
Also, BOTTLED WINES. -
Port Wine - - 565. to 425. per doz.
Cape De. • - - I6s. 21s. flGs.
Red Pontac, in French Bottles 50s.
Old Sherry - -58 s. to 465.
Bucellas, Old Dry and very Superior - 465.
Madeira Direct - -50 s.
Do. West India - - 545. to 635.
Do. East India, Matcliless -84 s.

Also the finest Chateau Margott, Lafitte, and Chantilly Cla-
rets; Cote Roti, Hermitage, Burgundy; Champagne Sparkling,
Creaming and illery ; Excellent Bourdeaux Dinner Wine, Vin
de Grave, Sauturne, Barsac, Moselle, Rhenish, Hock, &rcial,
1 iota, Malmsey, Old Rota, Carcavella, Mountain, Bronti and
Vidonia, with every other description and sort of Wines, in
English use, all at as equally low prices as the above, with a
most curious and rare choice of Liqueurs and Spirits, consisting
of the Creme tie Noyeau Blanc et Rouge ; Roses, Absynthe,
Scubaque, Orange, and others. Highly-Havoured Pine Apple
Rum, ditto, Pined and Orange Shrubs,' ditto Pined Brandy
Shrubs, also the soft flavoured Brandy of the Vintage of 1808,
Rotterdam Geneva, of the make of the same year, with every
other description of Spirits of good qualities.
London, England, 1820-02-23

BY HIS MAJES T T Y'S ROYAL LE I-DiRS PATEN .
LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE
One small Pill Is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
case, will soon convince the ratio it ot the certainty of his speedy
recoitery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or More
sonvet,tent than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour
nice or to eras as It needs no confinement nor restraint of dim;
and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other
methods avail nothing. Fur the scurvy and other Chrenieal
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of
49,000 persons ot both sexes hove been radically cured of the
above ruel M.:order., wittuu the last eight years. Prepared and
sold by the Sale Proprietors, TAYLOR and SON, Members
of the Royal-College of Surgeons, at their House, Nu. 9, New
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only Zs. 9d. each, ditty Inc/tided.—
N.Li. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night
The) are aLo sold by their appointment, with copious dices ions
at dm boy Shop, 103, 01(0rd-street; Mr. Dlsbnrough's, No. 7.
Fish-street-kill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by we
Person in every coesidaratsie Toms in Great Britain and Ireland
Advice gratis to personstahing tits ahem, or other of tbp Fin
prietuz's Medicines.
London, England, 1820-02-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Several Members were sworn.
Mr. H. Cr.ms brought up a Report of •the number of per-
sins in the Hulks at Plymouth, confined thcre under sentence
of Transportation.
Upon the motion of Lori JOHN RUSSELL, the Order of
the Day for the Ilsuse going into a Committee upon the Writs'
Dill was read. .

Sir C. HAWKINS made several observations in opposition
to the Bill, upon the ground that it included other Boroughs
besides Grampound, the merits of whose respective cases were
eorbefore the Ilouse.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, that the present Bill decided
nothing as to the merits of those places which the I lonourable
Baronet had just alluded to; it merely went to bring them be-
fore the next Parliament in as near a shape is possible to that in
which they now were.
The House then went into the Committee, the Report was
brought up, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time this day.
Shortly after the Bill was read a third ti►»e, and passed.
A person brought up a Return of the number of individuals
confined in the New Prison at Ckrkenwell, which was laid on
the table.
London, England, 1820-02-23

READING SAUCE.
•
JCOCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the
. CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, most rispect.
fully cautions the Nobility, Families, and the Public, against the
daily Frauds and Impositions practised by many London and
Country Oilmen and Fish-Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive
them of the GENUINE READING SAUCE.

None are genuine hilt those which have the Corks sealed with
the impression, " J. COCKS, READING;" and also the fol-

lowing description of the Sauce on an Orange-coloured Label :
" READINGStcci for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. prepared
and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. COCKS, READING."
This Sauce is generally used at Table with all sorts of Fish, in
preference to all other Fish Sauces, and esteemed peculiarly de-
licious-with Game, Wild Fowl, ashes, Steaks, and Cold Meat;
warranted to keePt tided seven years in any • Climate. It is pre-
sumed.that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation
and extensive sale. It is patronized and recommended by most
of the first Families in the kingdom rt Is retailed in London
by 250 of the most teipeetable Oilmen and Fish-Sauce Ven-
ders; in Bath by 30 ; Bristol, 20; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50 ;
and by all the principal Fish-Sauce Dealers in the United
; .most of whom sell Coeis's Genuine ESSENCE. of AN-
CHOVIES; made with prime Gorgona Fish, rich'sipossible—
the trial of a small Bottle will ensure it the preference.
London, England, 1820-02-23

COXE'S MARLBOROUGH, OCTAVO.

This day was published, in Six Vols. Bvo. with a 4to. Atlas of
Plates, price £3. Sc. boards,

ATEMOIRS OF JOHN DUKE OF NIARLBO-
i_ ROUGH; with his original Corresport&nce, collected
from the Family Records at Blenheim, and mstlr2r authentic
smaces.—By WILLIAM COX F., M.A. F.R.S. F.S.A. Arch-
deacon of Wilts, and Rector of Bemerton.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reea, Orme, and Brown, Sondon,
Of whom may be had, by the saint, Author,
A History of the House of Austiia, from 1213 to 1792. Five
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Memoirs of the Kings of Spain of the House of Bourbon.
Five vols. him f 3• boards.

Memoirs of Sir R. Walpole. Four vols. Has.

This dar was published,
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several coloured Plates, price 28s. boards,
LETTERS from the COURT of TRIPOLY,
written during a Ten Years' Residence in that Cuuntry.
Published from the Oribinals, in the possession of the Family
of the late RICHARD TuLLy, Esq. the British Consul.
" Like Lady Wortley Montagu's, these pages have the merit
of bringing every thing immediately beure the eye ; but they far
exceed her's in the importance of their statements, and at the
same time, never awaken it the mind of the reader a suspicion
that the author has been more a•ixious Cu say a gaud thing than
a true one."—Eclectic Review.
London, England, 1820-02-23

This day was published,
In Two Vols. two. prke Li 4s. in boarth,
THE HISTORY of the CRUSADES, for the Re-
covery and Possession of the HOLY LAND.

By CHARLES MILLS, Eql.
Author GI " A Ilistory of Muhammectinism."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Er The object of this work is to supply the want in English
Lit‘!Viture of a full relation of the European Expeditions into
'Palestine. A View is also taken of Chivalric Institutions, and
the Latin States in the East, during the heroic Ages of Chris-
tendom.
London, England, 1820-02-23

This day was publiahed. price Ss. in boards,
EARLY BLOSSOMS; or, Biographical Notices
of Individuals distinguished by thdr Genius and Attain-
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spective Talents.

By J. STYLES, D.D.
Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers'-court, and .‘ve-
NaLimiane.
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This day was published, complete, in Five Vuls. Bvo. the Eighth
Edition, price £2 ss. boards, of
SACRED BIOGRAPHY ; or, The HISTORY of
she PATRIARCHS; being a Course of Lectures deli-
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Ile HENRY HUNTER, D.D.
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THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE TO UPPER CA-
NADA ; or, Sketches of the present State of that Pro-
tirce collected from a Residence therein during the Years
115174 1818, 1819. Interspersed with Reflections.
Rf C. STUART, Est.
Retired Captain of tine Honourable the East-frolia Company's
Service, and one of his Majesty's Justices a thy Peace fur
tie Western District of Upper Canada.
Deliber ate, Decide, and Dare !

Work intended to deter from rash, and to assist reasonable
ent:rprize, in Emigration ; displaying, frs,m a source which
professes to be authentic (And the Author of which is new upon
the .pot, open to every inquiry] the accumulated miseries alroofq
inevitably resulting front the former, and the strong and fsir
promise of independence presented by the latter.
Publishes' by liansm4n, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Prow,
London.

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boards, embellished with an elegant Portrait, engraved by
Woohunh, front a Painting by Hopwood, and a Vigiktte
Title,

ItELICS of ROYALTY ; or, Remarks, Anecdotes,
Amusements, and Conversations, of his late Islaj,:sty
KING GEORGE THE THIRD, original, and selected front
respectable Authorities; with a particular Account of his Coro-
nation, Procession to St? Paul's, Description of his Funeral,
&c. Ste...—By JOSEPH TAYLOR, Author of Anecdotes of
Remarkable INrsb and Insects ; Curiosities in Natural History;
Annals of Health ; or, Records of Longevity ; Danger of Pre-
inkture Interment, &c. &c.
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Threadneedle-street ; and A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-
'met ; aad may be bad el cunt bouksellc in the United
kingdom
London, England, 1820-02-23

BEAUTY OF PERSON.

HUDSON's DIVINE; or,CULPEPER's
SI'ECI FIC, recommended by the late Doctor Hunter,
is a certain restorer of the lIA IR, where it has fallen off from
illness, perspiration, change of ethyl:lw, or any of those causes
which occasion premature decay. It immediately assimilates
with, or supplies the lace of, the nutritive fluid, and the Hair
grows as formerly. See testimonials of Gentlemen who reco-
vered their Hair, after being bald for years, in an Essay on the
Hair, enclosed round each bottle. It is also an excellent article
for Ladies to drew their Hair ; it makes .t soft, curly, ands
glossy, and imparts a delightful Perfume; price ss. 6d. 7s. 6d.
and one guinea.
HUD% ON's BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, prepared
from aromatic vegetables of antiputrescent and antiscarbutic vir-
tues. It gives a pearly whiteness to the Teeth, if ever so much
injured or discoloured ; it fastens thole that are loose, prevents
those already decayed becoming worse, removes the tartar, and
cures the scurvy in the gums, prevents the tooth-ach, and gives
a fragrance to the breath ; prioe 2s. 9d. a box.
Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, Mr. Atkinson, Perfumer,
No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London ; Messrs. Cattle
and Peirce, 57, Bond-street ; Messrs. Nowell and Jamh Re-
um-street ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Mr.
Hine, Cheapside ; and most respectable Perfumers.
London, England, 1820-02-23

.5 144,UJa PREVENTED, •
TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
slaily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COAI-
POSITION instead of the GENUI NE BLACK ING prepared
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,
97, HIGII-HOLBORN,
Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, slid the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and soli wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu-
mers, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdoin, B.ttles at
Gd. Is. and is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1820-02-23

HENRYS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues
to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and atten-
tion, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HINILY, Manufacturing
Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or
with glass stoppers at as. 6d. Stamp included, with full directions
for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and
throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine,unlcss
their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is
fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle.—Of most of the
venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a similar
Stamp, HENRY'S A ROM ATM! SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the invention of
Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article.
London, England, 1820-02-23

WEDNIESDAI/:„. FERRITAItYI3; '1t34.20. • :

Just published, pr. is. 6d:
TIIE NATURE aticrEXIENT of CHRISTIAN
DUTY dated and enforced, With• a tnere iintisediate Ri
ference to the present Times: -in a Sermon preached in the Pariah
Church of St. Mary, Guildford.
By tke Rev. JOIIN StZDNI AN, M. A.
• Woad-Master of the Royal Grammar School.
With 'Notes and Additions.
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Lion court, Fleet-street, Louslou; Parker, Oxford; Russel,
Guildford. • • •

:. GENERAL ZbECTION.

BrICKIIIGIIVILISTIIgt ELECTION.
PHE Worthy and Independent FREEEIOLDEnS
"al' if-the COUNTY of BUCKINGHAM are niost respect-
ful:lY f formea,'that the Honourable ROBERT SMITH will
nswil 'himself of 'the earliest opportunity of personally soliciting
the honour of their Votes and Interest, his immediate canvass
being only delayed until correct lists of the Freeholders cau be
obtained.

Comuninications tending to promote Mr. Smith's Election,
are earnestly requested, addressed to his London Committee at
Whitehall; his North •Bucks Committee at Buckingham; his
South Bucks Committee at High Wycombe; and his Central
General Committee at Aylesbury.
London, England, 1820-02-23

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
Lately published, price ss. 6d. bound,

A TREATISE on ARITHMETIC, in Theory and
Practice.

By JAMES THOMSON, A.M.
Profetcar of Mathematics in the Belfast Institution.

" Taii Work ought to be ranked with the very• best of the
class to which it belonr."—Literary Gazette, July, 1319.
Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-02-23

This day was published, iw Oro. price ss. boards,
- The Third Edition of •
"DROSODIA GR.T.CA, sive Metrorum Grzcorum
Expositio: neenon Dissertatin Anglice scripta, do usu di-
gamma in Horneri earn:unit:Ns ; ejnsdemque regulis Hexame-
trannu przcipuis.
Stuiio GEORG II DUNDAS, S.R.S.E. et in Academia
F.dinensi Litt. Gr. Prof.
Printed for Stirling and Slade, Edinburgh; and G. and W.
B. Whittaker, IL:, Are-Maria-kuse, Landon.
London, England, 1820-02-23

HOUSE OF LORDS FEBRUARY 22.

The Marquis of Twzierraxx and. Lord DAUM, took the oaths
and their seats.
Mr. NELSON, from the Court of Chancery in Ireland, pre-
sented certain Papers relative to an Appeal from that Court.—
Ordered er lie on the table.
Mr. TyIRELL appeared at the Bar with the Annunt Accounts
of the East India Dock Company.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. LIISOINGTOS, from the House of Commons, presented the
following Bills, which were severally read a first time.—The
Local Jurisdiction Bill, the Expiring I.aws* Bill (the object of
which is to continue in force till the 25th June neat, the laws
that would otherwise have expired`, and the Mutiny Bill.
Lr'rd J Itrssr.m., from the House of Commons, presented
the Election Writs Suspension Bill, which was read a first time,
Mr. W. WYNN brought down two Private Bills relative to
Turnpike Roads, read a first time.—Adjourned.