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"" - ..""'""W"'" - '"" ^. • • • . • • • • -. • NUMBER 9081. EAST-INDIA ROUSE, .1 rrHE COURT of DIRECT ORS o COMPANY!( MERCHANTS of E, *tie NAST INDIES,* lurch g h,p, m ak e . Tbat a Canal Court of the said s 2 rote, fa Loadeohall-street, W Iwo nine o'clock in the morning until six , .. • . . r • . .. . • . . . , • .. . •.. . • '. . , .i:J - ...: • •-. ";." 01. ab i + 4 I.- • . • - ,.i . . . , • . . - • .‘a.' . 1r :, • . 'k i, ..i P ---r) '-‘\ : 1 ., , , , i 4 . --,...„....... • • ... , , . • 4,) -:: :-. - \ ......../ ..-:g .- ?.: 2 - „.,, ... .... . ... • . cr-tanoa. ', • . - -11 M Po qi ' I i N ' . . _ _. .. a i ~~~ K TUESDAY, APRIL 9, JBlq. PRICE SIIVI?,N-PLAt lower, 24, late. of the UNIT Ea ZNGLAND, haft EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, April 8, 1818. TO Bt PAID OAF. AA Attelsequeir Bills dated la the Mouths of January, February, and March, 1915, On Aide, 1814, - 14 Cleo. M. Cap. 53. liapply t 1815, ae1t,500,000 55 Gee. HI. Cap... AMU, 1815., 55 Geo. 111. Cap. S. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA JESTT's TREASURY, had kaiak Directioufer paying ,) Me Principal the Move mentiowed Exchegwr Bills, with the Meru, dye therms, at the Esiehysier Bill Ofee, i n Me Receipt f luicksper, New Palace Tar!, Westminster, as Friday, the 26th day st i April 1818, attendance will he given daily (Sashays aid Neb.., dap excepted) until sad including Friday, th e 19 t h instant,fraiv Teel .'Clock in Me Morning till One in the Afteramis,for the pa et/ , reminds: the same I and,for the greater ifispatek,the hearers of the said ; Bills are cleared to place each &seri e Bills in separate Lists, (which are to io okaissed at this 0 ce) Anglify she. in the order their rapettivedates,simh as ark or the same aIIVINNS king moneritaffy arraagel, and specifyinese principal Stuns and Interest dee Mertes, comprted from, hat excluding the days ea which they are respectively idled, to she said tali day V' April inclusive, when the Interest 1 will :ease; and the said Bearers (helm: Holders or not) are in tspearil4 require./ tv hiders, e.sch Bill with their usual sigaatiares , aid to write their Names end Resident( at Me ketkm of tack separate List; " they are moreover regrind to attend the Exchelaer Bill Office fur pay meat, and to retnive the new Bilk, and give the Receipts fir the same. If *my of the kaki., f the aforGraid Bills shoald Le &sirens of receiving Payment of the Principal wed Interest, ?reseals to the !lid o.6th Jay of April, they may he accammodated, on computing the Interest to th e Jay on which they wish lobe paid,ead leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior MCI do. Soh Persons as may Ge desirous of having new Exchequer is co , hole or in part of Payment of Principal, elms mathing new Billos aid arentionisig the anent at Me bottom of their Lisle, delivered on or before Friday, Mei 9ils instant, way he acommnlated with new Bills, payer to or drder, carrying an liyerest y Three- SHAK EiPEARE. • Just published, in II Vols. ave. pr. £l. in boards, QHAKESPEARE'S HIMSELF 16-- , A G AIN; Of, The Lamocrane of the Poar asserted: in a Begins a Notes, 1600 in number, and forming a complete and .neemisery Sumas( ewe to the various Editions of his Works. unintelligible" passage in the Plays and which had been given up as it will here be gund interpreted, and with the nicest care. The citations of the "So so" Editors, as they have been pleasantly styled, may tberefore.with the exception of those which regard the manners and customs of the time, be expunged from the Poet's page; while, Irons the explications now given, and which are derived principally from an attention to the con text, be may be read at once with profit and delight. By A. BECKEI, Esq. Printed by A. / Valpy ; and sold by Law and Whittaker, Longman and Co.; and all otherßookiellers. PARL MMENTARr PROCEEDI.VGS. viM beheld at their the 10th April nett, f ro m nine , , morning - the evening, bribe 51ection of Si& Directors of the said Company fnr four years JAMES COBB, Secrews. ..., To IHE ROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA SLOCK. LAVIIS AND GIINTLUaII, 1 'THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for VEDNESDAY, the 10th of April mt. the favour of your Vote aS Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen, vis.• Joust Bess, Esq. JAMBS DA matt., Hags Hon. WM. FULLARTOS EivittOrrows. Jones 'nous, Esq. • Um as PATTISON, Esq. Iona: BLADIII Tea' Loa, Esq. lot India Honse, March 27, 1816. Which will touch oblige, Ladies and Gen•lemen, Your most bumble Servants, Campbell Msjoribanks, Charles Grant, John Morris, 1 homes Reid, Edward Earry, Alexander Allen, Richard Parry, William Astell, ' Rd. Chichely Plowden, John Alex. Bannerman, G. Abercrombie Robinson, Jacob Bosarquet, David Scott, ' W. Stanley Clarke, George Smith, Joseph Co:ton, John I hornbill, Samuel Davis, horsily Toone, John Hadleston, Richard Twining, John Jackson . Wigram, Hugh Lindsay. VASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, J.: privately taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-street,.oolden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learut that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr Ata.an's system 01 teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily 'hat fashionabil requiote for impala society espesillously.privately, and in a superior -tyle of grace and elegance. ;lose who do not want privet teaching may loam at a small expence, with a respectable sit of pupils, un the public - trashing evenings. Professors of dancing taught tNe Most elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscriptimi Assemblies are every Friday. IMPERIAL IWINF. CI.O l'H. IT SIC atniarres ROYAL Lai - Tess PATCNT. For the various Purposes of Shirring and Sheeting, rrHIS.CLO l'H, which stands unrivalled for its Economy, its durability and heauty,ls sold duly samped in entire cases, and by the single pivre„ at MILLAR D's East-India Warehouses, No. 16, Cheapside, and at no other House. Its con duciveness to the health of the wearer renders it of the first con sideralon ,to eve.) , individual, it preventing the dangerous And den checks of the persp.ration, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere. rali PROPRIETORS OF LAS!' INDIA STOCK. LADIKS MID GIINTLZMEN, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDIDA I'ES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, tkelOth of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble &math JOHN BESS. JAMES DANIELL. WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE. JOHN INGLIS. JAMES PAT moll. JOHN BLADEN TAYI.OR. E st wr i s Howe, March 27, 1816. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE, BIRCHIN-LANE, CORN HILL. "DECEIPTS for Premiums due 23th March, and 11, which must be paid on oT before the 10th April, are ready ter ddirery at either of the principal Offices at Birchin-lane, Edinburgh, AoLutchester, Birmiagham, Canterbury, Dublin. Curk, or any A the Society's Agents, one of whom is established In every considerable Town iu the United Kingdom. Tablesof Rates, Sm. may be had gratis. This Office has con stantly returned ha Insurers .4.50 per Cent. on the Premium► &posited. By Order, C. A. HACKE I', Acting hletubtr for Loudon. • Two Grand Prizes of THIRTY ThOUSAND POUNDS! Aid FIFTY other Capt. els, in the S r/t re Lu l TtRT which Begins 14th MAY. 0 All who Buy on er before Saturday, 27th April, will partici . pus la a Bones of Three Hundred whole 1 ickets, with all tit/Sizes that may be contained therein. GWEBB requests the immediate attention ol the • Public to so ompreeettentel advantage otrered to those who arke their Purchases in the present Lottery, OD DT before DATUR. atT,l7lii Apnl : viz. HREE HUNDRED WI-ibIE . TICKETS! liiich are deposited in the Batik of England, anti the suns total aching from the Prizes they may contain, "Will be divided limag the holders of all Tickets and Shares BOUGH on or before the above day, the aggregate number of which will be Pubfhliett in the Gazette. Thus rem early adventurer, independent of the Change of his liva Ticket or :-hare, will have au interest in SW other Ntothees, red will lie certain. of receiriny see/eV/iv from the bonus, even thou his own Number be a Blan,h. But it should be nbeerved, Mt as this is an advantage, entirety asidei:endent or, and in additisia tithe Scheme, Mere who n shay their Purchases bey ond the 27th Aprit, will not participate in the above &NI:1—.311 immediate artilimUtin is thereture recurnmended, at either of WEBB's Por tliest. Offices, 9, CORNHILt., or 17, LUDGATE-STREET, wheel ickets and Shares are selling in great variety, and where N* 1 .3,80, and 8,5.9, the Two last Prizes of selO,COO ever brawn, were both Sold in Shares. %a Schemes of the l.uttery, and Parieuters of the Bonus, "Mai** the Numbers of the SOu 1 itkets, may be had gratis, ar WEBb's ()Nees. v AltltEN'b ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to Alt highest Japan Vart:ish, pritotrves the Leather soft, and r44° l ents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly free any unpleasant smog, and will retain its virtues in any tang.. w't Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Marcia's-hoe, Loinkm ; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin.; White, Waterford; l ' u nt'un, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow; •lon, Inverness ; Cookwurthy, Ply rnuuth Beats and Co. Ches. tt t r i Uark, Lancaster ; Wool, Birmingham ; l'irson2Sheffivh l ; : 11134 a1e, Guernseip Sheldon, Manchester ; ftoundtwatte, 1.1- g ot r ti; f.daltands, hwanseai Pininey, Bristol ; I 3 onnel, Car ' ""ter, Norwich; Waildnsoo, Scarborough; and by his a #' l l a ssery Town hs the Kingdom, iu Stoae Bottles, Is. 6 d. Ms :04. half a pint, and bd. each. • Caters o IG—Obserye, none are genuine unless Ott 7reelinle h °AN • on the Label, and 14, c ' softie St. Martin's-lame, stamped In , as the superior quality of this Blacking has induced &eye li d baie impostors to sell 'parlous' compoilitAuus %tett" th e umzt. face Awhile: by the dui, on every One - Theadrid Poimile, which said Neto BtUi st7ill - bear date the said 2611% day of April, and will be deliwred, together with the Intgrest dee to respect fMe Bills so desired to he exchavedi on Saturday, the lath day of April, and the following Dap. The Exchequer Bias to be issued in'Exchange, an I made pay able to , or Order, as above mentioned, may be ekher tratiferred by endorsement, or will be paid tj the Bearer if the Blank shall nut be filled up. N.B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to January, 1815, lave been advertised to be paid oe, and the Intereat thereon ha, ceased. S TEAM BOATS. This day eras peblislied, at R. ACICIRMAN/1 . 5, 10', Strand, illustrated by 16 E.agravirgs, price tos. extra hoards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE An PROPEL LING VESSELS by STEAM. By RORER TSON LOCH AbIAN, Civil Engineer, Author of Practkal Esayt on Mill-Work and other Max.hineey, Treat bes on Hea lug red Drying by Steatnok.c.&c. Re. This day was published, In Two Nrolualcz,, bvo. price Xt. ta. in boar !s, ATREATISE on the RECORDS of the C REA. TION, and on the MURAL ATTRIBU ITS of the CREATOR ; with particular Reference to the Jewish History, and to the consistency of the principle of Population with the wisdom and goodness of the HEI'l T. By the Rev. JOHN BIRISSUMNER, M. A. Printed for J. Marais:lrd. ficcadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in one volume, Svo. prig• 7•. bnird4, Apo•tolical Preaching Considered. ADVENTURES OF-QUI 141? IN HINDOS EAN. This der was pubhalted, In Royal Octaio, embellwhed Sri b Esveutreiglit Engravings by Rowtamosott, coloured, price 115 i. ettra boards. THE GRAND MASTER; •or, Anvewrotas or QUI HI ?t Hi xnorrAN. A Hudibrastic .Poem, hi Eight Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engravings, by Row- LA Nin•N London : Primed by Thomas Tegg, No. II I, Cheapsitle; C. Chapple, fall-Mall ; and may hehailot all Bookseller.. •„• Thii is a curious and Unittilar Work; only two coyly' were known to be in England, one of which being 'oat, a Reward of Fifty Gteneas was lately offered for its recover y. 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Just published, neatly and aecuratel) primed, Price sr bound, a New Edition, of - • ANEW E.,isy and Complete COMMERCIAL and MILITARY GRAMMAR of the SPANISH LAN GUAGE, with a,wipious Vocabulary and Dialogues, a Comma. dal Correspondence, Fables, Prose and Poetical Extracts, and every other requisite necessary to torns the perfect SpatiulaScholar. By JOHN EUM. MORDENTIL London : Printed for Leckinitton and Co. Finsbury-square; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Baldwin; and Cra duck aid Joy, Paternoster-row; T. Bonsey, Broad-vreet ' • C..' Law and Co. Ave Maria - lane; and F. Egerton, Whitetail Of whom May be had, recently published, by the same Author, price 511. K./LRCMs in the Swum Laxouees, sidaptedio the Commercial and Military Spanish Grammar. The approbation with which the Commercial and Military Spaukh Grammar has been received (through several very large impressions), embsudelis the Author to lay this Book of Exercises before the Public with increased confidence. la utility is obvious, and in execution be believes it to be in 110 respect interior to the Granular, which has been honoured by so marked a preference and so rapid a ale. Of the same Booksellers may also be had, very neatly printed In price Xi. s. EL INGLUIOSO HIDALGO Doss Qmizuvre DL LA MAncnit. Computsto por Miguel de Cervantes Suva dra. Nueva Ediclon, carreaida pot el Rao. Dols FILLIP& fut.. 111ANDIZ, A M. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, wad NERVOUS. 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Nor do we palliate only the symptoms of icrofule ; for our Scrofulous Remedy also strikes at the very rote of the disease, and rarely faits rooting it out of the constitution. Our Nervous R eme dy i s equa lly successful, and the unhappy subjsts of Mental disease, wearied sat by perpetual disappointment. may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. The New Medical institution is established by a Society of Medicaltlentle sow, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. B,Tavistock. street, Bedford-square,'London.—F. UVIER, and Co. • e • Ample Incruttions :ire given wi t h eac h di st i nct R eme d y, the priced which Is ins. 6d. double di, quadruple Bel. 1 3s. to gether with r Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes of treatment. Dr. Science Member of th e Royal c o l. lees, may consulted at the lostirenion from eleven (*three, or by letter, post paid, Including a resoittance, addressed to P. XAVIER sad Co. as above. 'life above Pamphlet may be had gratis, at the Institution where the Remedies are sold, wholesale ard MIA sad by all Veletas In Town and Country. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL s. In the Appeal Cattle "le v Moult.," Counsel was natively heard, and julgment postponed. Earl STANHOI'E called the attention of the H.iiise to r. which lay on the Table, as brouzht up irom the other Hoy.- if Parilameut, professing to ' e a measure for the do.: and equiicm e application of WOgios' and Measures: bus wl.ich, ;iron ex.m i. nation, he had found to be so materialy ssentially def:.:•tes SO to warrant his brit-fly stating, that " k would tent doe' lug iberefore moved, " That the second reading of the BiU pv.t planed to Tuestlae, the ..td tit May."— l'he motion was agnnscitio„ The Earl of kOsSt.VN, after a letv relizory ab , ervatioas rebrive to the prestnit cou.dition of :re'tints, moved, "'that a Idessitge be sent to the C .mrhons„ requestin: a Copy of the epo rt of the Committer. .1 that House upon the sishjecti"--• The motion of the Node Earl was agreed to. The Earl of fIOSSLYN presences! two Petitions, sevs rloim dia . :rem parts of Scotlatid, representing the liardi'!.p: 1 winch the Distillers there were erpoit.d, and ' , taro k : rs , he ad mikes! to the Name advaiiii_i-es ond prioieges which were e;,,t j c.l Ay the Irish Distiller;. The Petitions wac ordered to lie on the fable ; and, in reply :o sort gires,!ona pet by Lord itotiLy•: a Lord LIVIRPOOI,, the latter Not& rad observed, that ttte tiou. hi s Majesty's Governoleat had been rimed in rns,itz measures to remedy the evils complained of in the POLiiiUfl f• BONAPARTE% DETENTION. Upon the Order for the second reading of Bona. parte's Detention Bill, • Lord.HOLLAND rose to declare his strong and decided disapprobation of the Bill, as to the terms and manner in which it had been framed and brought before that House. He WAS perfectly aware that his own•opinions in several views ot the subject, were different from those of other Lords, and, among them, there were many whom he highly respTeted, yet he could not refrain from declaring openly before their Lordships, and recording so, even it they stood individually, his own sentiments. It appeared, th 4 Bonaparte had, in July last, voluntarily surrendered hirntelf to a British Officer. But, though' lie had. thus surrendered himself to the British power, it ap. peered, by a curious at ticle in the treaty subsequent, that the three other great Powers in alliance with this country, were admitted as participators in the detention of that person. He would ask why, having Bonaparte in actual and complete possession, the country should be shackled with,,difficulties resultiog from the unnecessarYcommuniation of the authority of detaining the prisoner, to other Powers, who, certainly, might have different notions about the mode ot his k-eping and treatment I He would call the attention m their Lordships to the peculiar situ t tion of those Allies. One of them, nearly allied, if not by bloat!, .yet by the closest ties of tamily alli ance, by marriage, to Bonaparte ; and the other two, even alter the most epprobrions acts of that person,- his unprincipled anvasion of Spain, and the murder of the Duke d'Enghien, having given their Onctiotr to the Imperial authority of Napoleon. If it *as an advantage to this country to have, the custody of Na, poleon Bonaparte, why sli , •uld Ministers have trans ferred aestivated' ere advantage without any coasi. deration but the probability of stricklinaithefriselves under some future and improbahlie change of circumstances? But if the conditions ot treaty were impolitic, the form and terms of it were no less faulty on account td their obscurity. The very first passage in. the treaty Was unfounded . ; it began with stating that Bonaparte was its the hands of the Allied Sovereigns. That was not the fact, .he was; indeed, in the hands of one of those Powers, but it WAS not until after:the subsequent treaty that the possession of Napoleon was extended to the other Powers. He should not then enter into an inquiry as to the prnper mode,ot treating a person like Bonaparte; he should not urge what might be thought due to a fallvn enemy, but would lest on the principle, that the mode', what:e'er it •was, ought to be consistent with the liberality and dignity of a great nation. What he must strenuously contend for was, that any meas. sure brougho before their Lordships, should be ex pressed in terms, if not strictly legal, at least Intel. ligible. A question arose, whether Napoleon Bona. parse was, according to the laws of nations and the law - of the land, a prisoner of war ? He should not . presume to give an opinion on the suhject, bit surely it became the ditty of their Lordships to have tlhit question clearly ascertained before they should pro ceed to legislate in the dark. The question ought certainly to be submitted to the Judges. The Noble Lord opposite (Lord Redesdale) need not smile, for the introduction of the Bill itself implied a doubt ig the framers. If Bouapait;, at the time of his suit render, was :t 'prisoner of war, there was certain!; no need of the present Bill to make him so. He thought the opinion of the Judges was essential, in order to ascertain some dubious and disputed points relative to the terms, prisoner of war," and " y " He should not take notice of the two great point% of argument which had been in use by Noble L'irds op posite, 'namely, ilia year 1806, and admirers of Bona parte; he would only contend, that the principle of legislation should be clearly understood before legis .ation took place. On that ground, he should move, "That the second reading of the Bill be postponed till Tuesday. the 7th of ate." Earl BATHURST sho'ild not follow the Noble Baron through the whole extent of his observations ; but he could by no means agree that the voluntary surrender of Bonaparte, under the circumstances which attended it, at all altered the case or questiois of his losing ati ac.;.ual prisoner of war. He was just !as much so under those circumstances as it he had been captured after an immediate conflict with him, either by sea or by land. As to the measure, or the mode for detaining him afterwards, it wits to be con sidered, that this country acted in conjunction with her Allies, and that Napoleon Bonaparte having been subdued by the result and efficacy of the cora. won measures taken by the Allied Powers, he be came of course their common prisoner. It was true the custody of Bonaparte might hail been transfer. red to any of the other - Powers, but he behoved it would be admitted that no other Power was more likely than the Government of this country to dis cphriaretgye. * t H ha e t a c d a r m e was much ingenuity itt w ed ith tha h t o thnouerre, fairness, Pt?. SRI.ECT AR EICLES FOR THE TOILE r l'h. AT KI NSON's superior LAVENDER WATER, Is. the Pitt, or one Dozen for Two Gii'neas. The great reduction of price In the abzve Article ie occasioned partly by toe Proprietor having discovered a new and e.i.ier method of prepa ration, and prrity by being himself a cultivator of the Plant, and his preparing the Article on a very erten•ive wale. Lavender i. so well known u a perfume, that it is only necesnary to say, that this will be found equal, if not superior, to whims usually sold at three times the price. it is enremely volatile, permanent in its odour, and of the genuine fragrance of the Borst friwer from which it. name Is derived. ATKINSON'S AMBRO'I AL SOAP—an entire new disco very in the Art of Soap-milting. It gives the most beautiful whiteness and clearness to the skin, and keeps it from ch,ippirg in the coldest weather, puce is. per square, or 10s. 6d a dozen. N.B. Upwards of a Thousand Dozen of rich of the above Ard. des are always kept ready for exportation. ATKINaON's VEGS !ABLE I)YE, warranted to change the Hair on the Head, Whisker*, Ste front a Red or Grey to a beautiful and permanent Brown or Black.—Price ss. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea. ----- A I KINSON'i CURLING FLUID. celebrated for its peen liar properties of restoring the liatr on Bald Places ' and for here. ing it in Curl during estreise, or In damp weather.—See testi monies from Persons who have repeetiazed 1.5 utility, in an Essay on the • Hair, given wrapped mind each !tattle.—Price Ss. ed. 10s. ed. and One Guinea. Sold hy 'lames Atkinson. Perfumer, No. 43, Gerarrl.etreet i Sedus-sinare, Loudon ; and by most Perfumers and Halrsdessaggs in the Kingdom. SEI.f:CT AR rimy, OF ES FAELI 4 HED,REPIiTATION. EMEPs EinENCE of PEARL acid PEARL Al DENTIFRICE, which excel, both in elegance and efficacy, every other preparation for the feed' andGurns,price 3t.9J. e 1 be Essence is partizularly recommended to Parents and per sons who have the care of Children as the grvate.: preservative of Young and tender Teeth. None are Genuine hut what haft the words "I. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspar street," en graved in the stamp. CATHARMIAN WA rER, for the general improvement of the Complexion, the cure of all cut aneou.disorders, and the bites and sings of venosmius insects. Pints 6d. Half-pints is. 6g. Jac)). RAYLErs 'I'RUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS for taking Ink spots and stains out of Lace and Linen. The genuine k signed 4 , W. Bayley" on , the Bo: and Wrapper. Also HIS SCOURING DKOPS,for taking Grease out of Silk, Stuff, Wool len Cloth, &c. price Is. each: Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price 30. ad tisejlass. .Siald Wholesale and Retail by VA V Lel' and Bt.cw, Perfumers, and Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing' Cases, Cockspur• street, London; where also may be had, Cadman's incomparable Razor Strap, the best and most durable one over submitted to the pubhc, price 6s. and Ills. 61. each. JUNIPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT', by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea sant Remedy in Flatulencles, Gouty and Cholkky Pains,. in the Stomach and Bowels, indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea, at. tendril': on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising from Atmospheric Heat, want of . Appetite, Injuries from Inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic affection of the Stomach. and Boweis,so common to infants,—adapting the do,e to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Attny or Navy, it will be round a valuable acquisition.—Essence of Peppermint irso well known aka valuable Family Medicine, that the princi. pal object of this advertisement is to gu trd purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, &c The only caution J. P. HAAT!! an give, is to see that "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Gleverantent Stamp.. Price itts. 9d. and Is. tie. Sold by E. Edwards, (Agent to Heath),66, St. Paul's Clturch. yard; Sanger, 150, Oxford street ; Tule, Royal Exchange; and all respectable Dealers in Medicines. ALL J'ICXETS and SHARES bought at the Offices of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. or any of their Agents in the Country, ON, OK BEFORE THE 271 H OF APRII , aline entitled to their proportion of the Prises arising from Three Hundred Whole *1 teket ' , being a Bonus given by the Con tractor to all who purchase on or be'ore that day. RICHARDaON, GOODLUCK, and CO. re.pectfully solicit the favours of the ?abb.: in the present STATE 1,01 EERY, tonsistinz of only 14,000 Tickets, and containing more than 30 Capital Prizes u follows : . 2 of £30,000 are ser.o,ooo • - s,pro - 100.0 S -1, 00 5 000 11 - 51:0 and 400 4,900 Si 20u at.d ^W 7,b00, &c. Su. The D.awing will commence on the 14th of MAY. 'Darns and Shares are o, sale at the fortunate Offices of RICHARD SON, GOODLUCK, at.d Co. CURNHII.I. and CHARING- CaOSS, where they Suld, in Shares, last Lottery, Both the Grand Golden Capitals, No. 431 a Erite of 25000 Guineas: 30,244 - 25000 Guineas. And in the preceding LoPerfs 18,646 a Prize of seat,ooo 5,692 5e20,1.0 ti Ike. &es &es . CUMBERLAND'S WORKS. T _AC KINGTON and CO. respectfully inform the A-A Public, that they have recently republished the various Works of this admired Author, which are now on sale at the forosehig prkest 1. Memoirs of his Life and Writings, with Anecdotes and Characters of his Cotemporaries; elegantly.priated in two vols. +lvo. with Portraits, Li is. 2. Calvary; or, The Death' of Christ. A Sacred Poem, 2 yob. elegantly printed, 12s. S. A Few Plain Reasons wily we should believe in Caratss' aed adhere to Ills Religion • i addressed to the Patrons and Proles.. son or the New Philosoph y elegantly printed, uniformly with Calvary, 2s. 64. 4. John de Lancaster; a Novel. Three yob. elegantly printed, price gel Is. 5. The Esudia ; a Poem ; by R. Cumberland, Esq. and Sir James Bland Borges, Bart. elegantly printed. .E 1 •10s. 6. Plays—viz Jew, First Love, Wheel of Fortune. Hirt to Hus-1 bands, Sailor's Daughter, Joanna, Jew of Mogadore, ed. each. • a...ACKINGTON and Co. may be had, lately published, their GIN La A !. CA rA LOGY C complete, price 6s. or separately, in Four Pans, arranged in classes, price ls. 6d. each. linsbury-&quare, Feb. 16, 1816 -