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if Crow fir .hied HAMPDAR fell in the Field, ant VI.DXI
INVENTED PATENT GUNS to load at'
areseb.—Noblesnes sod Gestleses are respieethl-
to inspect the above inveatioo, which for safety.
r, and facility In loading, will be foetid superior to
metiers of the kind yet offered to the Public. By
aloe the rapidity of loading and firing a Fowling-
Rile, la inereased in the proportion of at least
one. Manamolowel by A. ; RIVEN, Gamaker,
Regent-menst. Waterloo•ploon.
CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. May 31. 1622.
r a MER CINII of the CO11:11 [WEE for or
GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION for some IMMEDI-
; ASSISTANCE in the EXTREME TEMPORARY
TRESS of the South Western Provinces of IRELAND.
Ise following Report was agreed on :
he amount of 119 Remittance' in Money to Ireland.
m the thls to the Stmt Instant, is 94.73 W. transmitted AD
ntral or Local Committees, or other Oficial or Proper
vsone.
Amount of Fiends placed and to be placed with the several
'reteetant sad Cathelle Bishops of the Dioceses in wbkh the
:strove Distress prevails, 3,011 W&
federal In Semistse to naiseorago the fraportation of Po-
tames Whorhreopitia for Seed. lAN. a
Offered 4L let. per Tea to encourage the Importation of der Moe'
fittest' hundred Toes of Potatoes from Seetlend, England,
and Wales. to be delivered la the Ports nearest to the Dis-
tricts most in want.
The 'Committee hare mode Purchases in Scotland. the
' River Thames, and Western Poem of England, of about
fifteen hundred Tone of Potatoes, intended for Seed ; and
have dispatched sad are dispatching them to the several
aa Porte and Beehives of Ireland, from Slip all round to
ad Bantry.
ant ---
With eqoal past and
dye regret, the Committee feel obliged
„„,. to certify to the amoral community of Great Britain, that
4i-b.— they h.ve found the poverty and distress in Ireland, and .
I a„. the' great deficiency of the accustomed food of Potatoes of 1
- the Southern and Western Provinces, to he very extended 1
at the an/ general. end the mitering of the people extreme and In-
a,. of creasing. They antlaudy hope, that the assistance afforded
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el will --,the t., Government, by the Proprietors, or Reddest, in
a, de, them Districts, who have property or means, and by the
lonsm• and liberal sympathy of England, has tended. in
some degree, to midgets IMagreat distress and most severe et
want; but they feel themselves, by their position, obliged 13,
publicly to declare, that Ile eteldimee they have of their ex- th,
il"lads latency. through nearly ess•diled 0 Indeed, ciataining a
population of nearly two Warns, is each as to render it in- mi
dispensible for them to continMo he call on the generous
and Co. sympathy of Englishmen of all mob sad chimes, to eat- Tres
it the Ass tribute to the mitigallon of the extreme distress and misery a m.,
le helm* is white the mess general and liberal beeed-
P SUGAR
esiwasseess be Wisily AMMO frees this time to the middle ii"-••
of Aar nelif..l.Mommbizanal usefully it be suited to AW
Tivoli and ___,-,
fa aillgodes or taint ;.i':',lllr
theist
. An-
.11;64 ditlaiTtobwedl4* of She !gazebos,
41.• gm, 0
rands of 700 i Se eel Weasee ammo( trailed,
eves, and " and dams', sods. too late. 11 the pessolatrY. at
that pert of Maras" saved and stored a large proportion
4 Mr. lloYes bad perishod in the pits, through the easseedsess of the
. the Counting- growth, have together been a principal mom of the present
.ney face ; of sodden and lamentable scarcity of the accustomed food of
a's-street, Rank the poorer class of a numerous population.
ion Mart, Lott- TbeCommltte• have every reason to rely on the spon-
yor,&e. Ee6eid, taneous liberality and sympathy of the Inhabitants of Great to
~ it, .i...red ,
Britain. to *ford their generous aid, in the presslog cal*- de. ma -16-,;„. 1,,
why of the hour, le a manner to avert the danger of more & , .
FACTORY, weeded sabring sad lest. , rift=-4.
siew, Leads,. • JOJINI SUM, pharisee. • die Wes/
Pi - • .
b&lealtlit .6 . • d--1.17.P12V191441,081/I*., ' ' • ---
fieressit/ Jan . *ter. . is C, ;tomes, Esq. a W t a comet Mite
a superior manner, ham-place. Kent. Hall, Essex. chief'
n London) on terms Amount of Babscriptions already advertised, 64,7301. 1t5.911,
red. viz :—Venetian
.t a. d. , s. 11.
,i Spring and R°11" Kiagsto•-epos-'lltemes, In- T.N. Aufrere,Esq. 6 0 111
i Colour Holland', dependent Con. From M . Hoare.
greption . IS 12 3 J. . . 6 0 111
,e Country, by sending MPs. hl. Triggs, The Right Hon. N.
have their orders este- Derby, .10 0 0 Bond . .20 0 0
packed, without extra Baptist Meeting. Miss Meredith • 6 0 II
Alt being considered to kagle-strset. .36 13 2 From hfasterman wane,'
tadpainted, or taken la St. Giles, Cripple- C. D. . .2 0 S
gate Without, Mrs. Williams . 2 0 0
m any deeps. 9d Subscription, 40 0 0 Missrs. Humphrey 6 0 0
itoinsgate Chapel, Hy. Comper . I 6 0
hill. sod 120, Oxford• per Burgess and Mrs. Harrison,
ETS and SHARES for lion .ta 0 6 Streatham-park, 20 0
40 Tickets, J. Kale and Son . 3 0 0 Miss Shepley, do. 9 0 0
DAY, 4th JUNE. W. Stanley Clarke, E. R., A. It., M.
Esq. . . 60 0 H., and W. C., 40 0
E. Bellamy, Wield, & Mrs. R.Cranford 10 10 0
2 Prizes of - £5OO Temil . 6 6 0 Watson end Met-
-10 Ditto - 200 Richard Till, Esq. 9 0 0 calf. . .• 60 0
Ac. W. H. . . I 1 0 Mrs. W. Watson. 90 0
, and not Two Blanks to a Mr. Abm. Peell . S 0 0 From Martin, Stone and Co.
idently expect this Lottery G. and H. Field . 6 6 0 Benj. Jowett,jun.
he Public, as it will be de- Small Sobserlp- Esq. . . 9 2 0
ere are so few Tickets, the lions . .17IS 10 From Curtis and Co.
ed to he early in their per- From C. Towers, Worcester Sob-
Prize of 20,2001. Money, was Esq.Weald-hall, scriptlon . 350 0 0
s Co. 8, Cornhiil, and 120, Ox- Essex, 100 bash- A. B. per Newbury
els seed potatoes Bank . 1 1 0
From Chambers and Son. 0. Hobson, Esq. 26 0 II
1, NEXT TUESDAY. P. Henry, Esq. . g 0 0 T. Keersey, Esq. 4 6 0
ctfully solicit a perusal of the From Martin, Call and Co. G. A. . .6.5 0
Ci.Vansittart,Esq. 10 0 0 From Fry and Co.
Benj. Nicoll, Esq. 6 0 0 Jas. Martin, Esq.
/WHEW%
Moses . , 2 2 0 Meltoo. , I 1 0
;100 Money £4414" J. bhoubridge .1 1 0 From Marryett and Co.
In/0 Money ......,• • 2,001 Elie. Chapman .11 0 W. Castleman, Esq.
500 Money
200 Money
100 Money
30 Money
1,20012 Money - Key, Brothers, &
10 Money
mersmith, per Son .. .20 0 0
-- Rev J. Day . 4 6 0 Miss Elie. Key . 6 0 0
Z 70,000 From Cocks and Co. Miss Susan Key .8 U 0
-To be all Drawn Next Tuesday. Rev. Alex. This- Front Grote and Co.
arcs arc on Sale at No. 11, Poultry ; tlethwayte . 5 5 0 Mr.Tbos. Roberts S 0 0
soil 31. 11,1g;ate High-street ; the old irt, TAM Jua. Esq. 6 0 0 From Perrinit and Co.
of SWIFT aail Co. Chas. Kent. Esq. I I 0 Royal Merioneth
. From Coons and Co. Light Infantry . 3 10 10
HI I.I(JUS and LIVER pi LLS._ The Duke of Mon- George Wy nue . I I 0
.
re aceuratelyinent Physic's'' prepared according
who, in •n'ding to the trose 100 0 0 From garnard and Co.
ldman aril em
I•ord Grenville .30 0 0 Friends to the (He-
,
essail practice of a series of years. con-
Lord Ebrington .10 0 0 tressed at N 0.20, 2 0 0
~4 owl.,
wiiii
unwiring
times,. Persons
A irid . 10 0 0 Dr. H.
Eliz.Lalyenß
Gavin. 10 0 0 Crept, Lys. .N. . 2 0 0
Framptnn
'es oandf.i%cr Complaints arising from looz From Wrizht and Co. Front Smith, Payne, 50 0
and Cu.
m
i r.iniades, or whose Constitutions are af-
ire or sedeatary Life, will Sad in the use R. Bosley, Esq. . 9 0 0 Hereford Subscrip-
effectual remedy. For habitual costiveness
From Hodson & Stirling, lion, per Lubbock
lien, not like most opening medicines. Rev. R. Blayney .2 u 0 and Co. . 200 0 0
v biome, nor stimulating so as to produce or
CI. Delavand. Esq. 3 3 0 J. H. DeFell, Esq. 10 0
.0
ides ; they are a most excellent remedy for From Snow and Paul. Chelmsford Ist sub-
, per Es-
, of etc stomach and bowels which cause indi-
Mrs. A. Marriott . 2 9 0 seription d
Co. .
.ickbeis, head-aches, and lost of appetite. From Child and Co. della an CA 0 0
and certain relief; the evil effects arising from Miss Grahams .6 6 0 From Barclay and Co.
Servants at Mr. Lynn Regis, Nor-
.. it he prevented if recourse Is hell to these Graham's, 39, folk . 213 II 6
cry eseret, either of eating or drinking ; they Gower-street . 215 0
Lloyd's,
tredve, operative, and cleans r of sullew coin-
Front Goslings and Share. It. P. 11. . 2 0 0
sed by 0. strurtionsin the Liver. A Sincle Pill,
The Earl of :ins- p
after t..klng it. ail! remove any uneasiness In ford and \Var-
.. heed-ache. and dizziness of the eyes, produced rtmeon . 100 0 0
fiumenre. etc. The operation of these Pills are .Pile Committee will mat at the City of London Tavern
y mild sad pleasant ; they do not irritate or cause daily, et eleven for twelve.
,Incas in the same!. or bowels; they require no
Subscriptions are received at the Committee Room, be-
le filet or exercise, being entirely free from any
preparation.
Moe She hotrs of twelve and four ; by Smith, Psvne• and
..i, Smiths; and by all the Ilaukers in London and Westmlit-
-1.11"wi "I'l ""iY fay IV. LIMBERT. CHEMI" • ' stet., no other persona being authorised by the Committee to
111-1101.11ORN.nearly opositebouthamptou-street, receive them.
la Hoses. 2s. 9,1.; end 7s. each. By order of the Committee,
• Persons Rein:; to the East or West ladies, world MICH, wsi. TROY, Honorary Secretor".
ho widtout these I'ills,
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MINT.

NOMY.

NO

E 1. 1822.

Er died .a the Selfold .'

'ENROLLED um= THI SANCTION OF PARLII-

NATIONAL MUTUAL INSURANCE BENEFIT
INSTITUTION.

61, To -slitter, Latches.
CAPITAL ,e20.0u0.
His Raps_ 1 Highness the DUES of RUSSRE,
The RUM Honourable LORD ERSKINE,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Dart., M. P.
&c. &a.
• Established upso s safe and advantageous plea. tolerable
Na industrions Classes of Society, either Iles or woara. by
Moathly or Quarterly Payments. sU or any of the follow!*(
Memetitr, Tit. :
Suns or MONET Is SICKNCIS OR ACCIDINT.
ENDOWVIANTS FOR CIIII.ORCK AT 14 on V.
ANNUITIKS t 4 OLO Ana. ACa
BUMS OF MONET AT DIATU.
Person, insurine against Sickness, are entitled to Medical'
Attendant* and Medicines when ill, and to one-fourth
their allowanee when Superannuated or past Labour.
no Ftwee.—The Fire Meath's Money is paid
pion, and the Members become Free in Six t'alea-

Tee RIIIIiBPSI of the institution is atanagod by a Board of
Directors. chosen annually from the Free Members in U.-
nand Meeting assembled.
The Articles may be ha& and particulars known. at the
Olden. (as above) between the Hour 4 of 11 and i, and 6 and
9. dully ; where Persons wishing to become !timelier'', may
Moe their Names.

KELLY'S SPHERICS AND NAUTICAL ASTRO-

This day was published, price 12s. boards. '
• PRACTICAr. INTRODUCTION to SPHERICS
@errata UTICA L ASTRONOSI Y ; being an attempt
• simplify those useful Sciences.
fhb an Appendix on Time. Timekeepers, and Transit In-
struments.
By P. KELLY. LL.D.
Author of the Univ.rsal Contact, atc.
The Fifth Edition, revised and improved.
Among the Improvements made to this Edition is a new
sd seconds method of solving the Important problem of
noble Altitudes, by the projection of three circles only, and
wee Melt Lines.
Londe*: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy ; anti R.
ranter.

Of whom ..y be had, by the same author,
tient:tenor Book-Kerman t comprising a System
tii, Accounts, founded on real Bssini.ss, and
Modern Practie. With an Appendix on Ex-
, salting, and other Gilmore's! Subjects. The
Edition, automated and Improved, price Ts. bound.

, CHEAPEST BOOK OF ROADS.
day was published. price Is. ed. stitched. a New Edition
greatly Improved.
0"•
N'S NEW BOOK OF ROADS; or a Di.
serlptlos of the Roads of Great Britain. Containing,
1. An Alphabetical Ust of all the Cities, Towns, and re-
markable Villages In England and Wales ; the Counties in
width they are altnated. and the Market Days. Q. The dis-
tant? In - lured kliles from London to- the several Towns,
one Town to another of the several Roads. -
a .---4. The High Rondo and principal
elastl.--4. The Gonarel Clooder.—A A
de .
ltikorbilindlidat: 111111141141,111 r •
Map. daserlblaa the Medial Roads and
Towns Is England and Wales.

Louden Prlnte.l for J. Scateheril ; Longman, Horst,
Rees, Orme. sod Brown; J. Mammon ; Baldwin, Cradock,
and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; Harvey and Co. ;
G. and W. B. Whittaker; Baynes and Son; T. and J. All-
man ; sad himpkin and Marshall. Of whom also may be
had, as a Companion to the above, OWEN'S NEW
BOOK of all the FAIRS In ENOL MO and WALES.
prise Is. Ed. stitched, or M. bound, together with Owen's
Boot of Roads.

Y his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—Lif AKE'S
I) Miele Saluted., justly famed for miring. tin all its
Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose ; and
the taking of one box, In a teeent ease, will soon convince
the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No-
thing can he better contrived, more safe, or more convenient
than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies or
to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet : and
60 years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that It will effect a Cure, when repeated salivation and all
I other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other
chronleal disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Up-
wards of 40,000 persons, of both sexes, have been radically
eared of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight
years. Prepared end sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAIr
tort and Sost,Surgeons,*st their house, No. 0, New Bridge-
%trout, is boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included. N.B.
Two back doors and lights in the passages at night. They
are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions.
at Mr. Hepburn's Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Die-
borough's, 7, Fish-street Hill, nearly opposite the Mona
sent ; at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh ; Mr. Newbery's,
Dublin : and by one person in every considerable Town
in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persona
taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines.—
(Meets and seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, post-paid,
answered.

• See the list, published by the Royal College of London.

SPECIFIC was ever bronr!ht into use by the
grofessors of Medicine. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated
and Ideomparable FRENCH Pita... for the speedy, safe, and
effectual CURE

of a certain disorder, In all its insinuating forms, and the
malignant and destructive Ravages It daily makes on the
Human Frame ; but, happily, then Pills Cure In so short a
time, and in so safe std easy a manner, as to warrant him
in such lull confidence of success, that
NO
Spanker Disease shall be left in the system. These Pills
are sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d.. at 4.. Liquorpond-street, Lon-
don; but should it be preferred, the Doctor engages to Cure
the Disease for a stipulated sum, or return the Money ; so
that if there be No Cure, there will be No
Y.Y.
N. H. As Belt Cured without washing or anointing, by
Smelling y, price 2s. lid.

Mcanaa or Mac Dom•Trr.—Eate oa Wednesday
night, the man wbo was suspected to have been im-
plicated is the 'nation of Mrs. Donatty, arrived
from Birmingham by the coach, in the custody of Mr.
G toils% the High Constable of that town, and oo the
following day M►. Taylor and I gentlemen at-
t•n.led at Baw-street Police-office, and the accused was
brought into the presence of the different wit .
A long private Investigation took place in the Ma-
tietrates' room. However, the accused, who is carry-
iog on the business of a button mould-maker at Bir-
mingham, folly established his innocence o and, there.
fore, in justice to him, we refrain from giving his
name. The accused. un being discharged, appeared
eery InAigaant at the proceeding, and declared be
would seek redress.—The officers' expenses, in travel-
ling, atiosated to 161.

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lie SANCTION OF PARLIA- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. •
SENT.
--ages
AL INSURANCE BENEFIT HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, Mat 31.
ITUTION, • ,
ata-STRUT, Lannon. Lords La DESPENCIeit and COLE SSSSS II took the stabil
IL 110.000. and their seats.
• . The Earl of HARBWOOD presented a petition frees .
i the DURR of SUSSEX, the Merchants sad Maantacturers of Hittites, in ,I, ' ,
hie LORD ERSKINE, .. .
Yorkshire, praying for the repeal of the Duties se Po- • I.
tDETT, Bast., M. P. -. .
reign Wm:l.—Laid on the table. . ,
&c. dec.
Mr. SCSI/SPIELS awl others brought up from the ' !
and advantageous plan, to enable
Commons the Pembroke Jail Bill.—Read a first time.
Society, either NEN or wom es, by
The Earl of SHAF TESBURY presented live peti- 1 el'meats, ell or any of the following i
thins from various Incorporation. of Trades at Gies- O'
arcs OR AffIDINT. cow against the Catholic Peers' ital.—Laid on the
AMICK AT li 01E1. table. •
•CD SIANCERATES PETITION.
11T11. The Bishop of CH EsTER presented a petition from •
it stamp.% avo wow to memoir the Uentry, Merehants. and Clergy of Mancheeter, t
41 when ill, and to owe-fourth o against the Catholic Peers' Bill. ,
!rstenuated or past Labour. On the emeasion that it he reed being put. 1
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rite First Month's Mosley is paid Lord SUFFIELD stated, that he hail received a (Uteri e
'alaara beeem Prim it, Six (.ales- contradiction to the title which the petition assumed. It .. ,
was said to be from the Gentry and &terehintt, as well '...
Station is managed by a Boni,of as from the Clergy of Manchester ; and be held a letter • •
r heel the Free Members In '''' in his bend which instracted him to say, that it came
ri, and particulars known, at the from the Clergy alone, and that there was not owe of the •
i
i the HourA of 11 and 6, and 6 and leading th•ntry or Merchants, and only three inhabitants • '
,
eishing to become slembers, may of the town of Manchester present at the meeting. at h I.
which the petition bad been adopted. It was •Iso • rr- t; •
marksble fact, that many of the names were in the same
3 AND NAUTICAL ASTRO- hand-writing. He knew not whether the fair sex were I I
NOMY. allowed the right of petition ; but it appeared th:t
31Ished, peke Its. boards. ' three Ladies names had been originally subscribed.— -1 f
ritoDucTios, to SPHERICS Mary Mill, Margaret Robioaon, and Ann Thompsos.
iSTRONOIIIY; being an attempt The female appellatives of Mary, Margaret, and Ann,
dunces. had been afterwards crossed, and the male ones of Wil- • ,
we. Timekeepers, sad Transit lo- Ham, Henry and John, substituted in their stud. It was
dements. clear, therefore, that the petition had been got up in an • . I
CRLI.Y. 1.(..D. extraordinary manner, and was not that which it was te- • • .• ..
Univ.rsal Contact, Ac. • •
presented to be. • - • - • •
as, revised and improved. . ~... , - • ..
Tbe Bishop of CHESTER said that be had received , . • • : -. • I
ItS made to this Edition is a new
solving the Important problem of SS I letters, together with the petition, which ewne .
projection of throootteto only, and from the most respectable quarter, and which all con-
carred in giving to the petition the character which i 1
aldwin, Cradock and Joy ; awl R. it assumed.
-, 1 •
After a conversation between Lord Kixo: and the ll!- \ I
had, by the saute author, shop of CHESTER,
IE•KPEPINO I comprising a System Lord SUFFIELD slid that had it not been for tlie
founded on real Business, and shortness of the time before the second reading of the
ti. With an Appendix on Ex- Catholic Bill, which then stood fixed for that very day,
that Gilmore's! Subjects. The
a counter petition would have been set up.
Wand improved, price Ts. bound.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then took the petition
' BOOK OF ROADS. to examine its signatures, and the House proceeded with 1
„,o, re other business.
ttrilyeeimlSireoliv.estid.telled, a N"`"""c41 Lord ROLLE presented a petition from the po risk of
St. John's, Exeter, against the Catholic Peers' Bill.
)OK OF ROADS g or a De- Lord HOLLAND complained that the petition de-
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ds of Oreat Britain. Containing, scribed the Bill as Mr. Canning's Bill, which might be
er all the Cities, Towns, and re- considered a breach of the privileges of the other house, .
bend and Wales; the Counties in as the measure was not that of one individual alone, bit
end the Market Days. 1. The dig-
of
, 1
from London to. the several Towns, the whole of that house. He did not wish, however, that .
to another cm the several Roads.— the petition should be rejected on that ground. He wishe I, '
. The High Roads and prteetpo on the contrary, to throw open the doors of tha-boose to t •
.—S. The Gamut Climdeer4l., A inttitiowinotmAi&eides. .•, - „, ' ii
I•4lsmitssellplitiefiWits Tile istibli was then laid oo the table.
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wrerriallisr, am fragrow.- . - isqulrt Bill was reads third tom% . 'L.,: wow I i
merlblig the pletipal Roads and and pa . . ,
and Wales. The Maequess of ANGLESEA presented a petition
J. Scateheril; Longman, Horst, from the Borough of Carearvon, in North Wales,ngainst
J. Mailman ; Baldwin, Cradoek, the Catholic Bill.—Laid on the table. • t -
ily, and Jones ; Hervey and Co. ; The Duke of BEAUFORT presented petitions to the . 1 i i I
; Baynes and Son; T. and J. All-
Harshen. Of whom also may be same effect, from the parishes of St. John the Baptist,
to the above. owEN.s NEW and St. Mary, Redclifie, in the City of Bristol, and front
6 In ENOL MO and WALES, the Archdeaconry of filoneeseer.—Laid on the table.
1.. bound, together with Owen's The Duke of RlCHslONDpresented a similar petition • 0
from the Dean, Archdeacon, and Clergy of Chichester, . . .
and another from 945 inhabitants of Chichester
opal Letters Patent.— Lf AKE'S and its vicinity.—Laid on the table.
silly famed for curing. tin all its The LORD CHANCELIAHt then stated that be had • I
a. One small Pill is a Dose ; and looked at the Manchester petition, and that it was per-
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a teeent ease, will soon convince (ectly true tbat one lady had signed it, and that besides
ty of his speedy recovery. No- three female signatures had been crossed and tamed • J..
red, more safe, or moreconvenlent into =looms. Bat what appeared still more pressingly . t
I asses obliged to go journies or to demand inquiry was the fact that many names were
liniment or restraint of Diet: and
in extensive practiee) has proved in the same haed-writing. It was proper that their
when repeated salivation and all Lordships should be informed how that had conic ds
leg. For the Scurvy and other Pau. •
itediclne has not its parallel. Up- The Bishop of CHESTER said, that if there was any (I/
of both sexes, have been radically irregularity in the petition, it had been entirely unknown
el disorders, within the last eight to him,
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' lld by the sole Proprietors, T. TAIr Lord HOLLAND did not object to the signature of
at their house, No. 0. New Bridge-
is. Od. each, duty included. N.H. an old woman, although he should to the language of an
old woman in any petition presented to that house, and
its in ages at nigh
irectioht.
ns. Te was disposed to receive that submitted by the Rev. Pre- Pl'
ointmentthe pass
, with copious dy
op, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dis- late, notwithstanding all its irregularities.
!Hill, nearly opposite the Mona The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that if thei, li
s, Edinburgh ; Mr. Newbery's, Lordships' allowed doubted petitions to be received with- _.l r,4
.son in every considerable Town out inquiry, they might have some presented as from
:eland. Advice gratis to persona 70,000 persons, when they were not those of 20 individu- • t
ter of the Proprietors medicines.— els. He did not make the female signatures a ground of i, 1
teases cured, and letters, post-paid, objection, but be conceived it necessary to ascertain ) 1
dby the Royal College of London. wwrhiytinsgo. I
many names happened to be in the same hand-
writing. ,
The Marquess of LANSDOWNE suggested the pro-
NOI
priety of deferring the receiving the petition, in order to i
er bronr!ht into rase by the
communicate with the persons by whom it had been !
isle. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated sent.
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it PILL.. for the speedy, safe, and After a few words from the Bishop of Chester, the pe-
CURE Son was withdrawn. I '
all its insinuating forms, and the SALT TAX.
a Ravages It daily makes on the Lord SUFFIELD wished to enquireof the Noble Earl 1 1
plly, these Pills Cure in so short a opposite whether the abolition of 13 shillings nut of the • .
easy a manner, as to warrant him . . . . ifs
15 shilling duty now existing upon salt, would be at-
success, that
NO tended with the abolition of the right of search and of
i left in the system. These Pills all other regulations which had proved so ineonvement
Id., at 44. Liquorpond-street. Lon-
to the fisheries, and had preventedtheir growth and Ii: (..-
ferrefl, the Doctor °flanges to Cure Petit/. ?
hi sum, or return the Money; so The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that the subject in
there will be No question was under the consideration of the other house, 1
PAY. and that it was not for him to pretend to say how far it
without washing or anointing, by might modify its different branches. it was obvious, I 1
kl, however, that as a considerable drawback had been hi- .
therto granted to the fisheries, and as many of the rept- . 1
t i
(IIII•TIT,•••.LAIE 0111 Wednesday lations which had proved ineonvenient to them were
connected with that drawback, they must become no .
ran suspected to have been ins- longer necessary when the abolition of the general tax I i
nation of Mrs. Donatty, arrived would occasion the drawback to mite. The equaliza- •
tion of the small remaining duty would probably be at-hie conch, in the custody of Mr.. 1 I
seeable of that town, and oo the tended with the removal of all those regulations.
aloe and I gentlemen at-
Lord SUFFIELD then presented a petition from the . -
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Inhabitants of the town and county of Nottingham, in
.
slice-other, and the accused was favour of the Bill to prevent cruelty to animate, and an-
ence
of the different wit • other front the parish of St. Matthew, Bristol, praying 0
gation took place in the Ma- for the revision of the Criminal Code.—Laid on the table. i I
ever, the accused, who is carry. Adjourued till Monday.
i
I a button mould-maker at Bir-
shed his innocence ; and, there. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , '
I •
1, we refrain from giving his
on being discharged, appeared The Haverford West Jail Bill was read a third time
eel' diliLLap.etition from the . •
. .
• proceeding, and declared he and pawed' , 4'
rhe officers' expenses, in travel- Mr. 51. A. TAYPLOOORRRt;reseI":
•
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Churchwardens and Overseers of the parish of St. flu-