Star. — London, England, 1825-04-19 00:00:00

_____ - .. TIRE' NEW SCHEME. tand L SIVEWRIGHT beg to express their grate atel Mambo khr, tile gublie Paroling - they experfrencett lu-the, late Contract, and 'solicit a continuance of Favour for the present NEW SCHEME., *sub their can recommend with, conildenCe from the increased Variety and Vali; of the - GREAT PRIZES it contains.. . . z . J. and J. SITEWEIGIf Tieel it their dutyipeopotfully, to re mind the Public that Lotteries are approaching. "rarer and nearer to their Fuel Close, as Parliament wil Ipass NO 1140R$ • LOTTERY ACTS. , • ALI. TO EE MIAMI& lIVONE DAY ) 51. AT MAY. • . ' t *•teiNikaM S. •:. . . . 2 Prizes of Alla .. in 7 , • £60,000 ' 1 2 . r ..... iil. • . . skono s 1 .. , ' :. ' - i ; .k.wv.% b.: - rtcr,oon . 2 . • .. : 1,32,2 , 1 . . : 2,210 4 , . 304 . . 2,042 .. 4 . . . 300" - '.. . I ,200 10 . . 210 . . 2,100 24 . : 52 . . 1,248 • 50 . . MS . . 1,150 NO BLANKS! each of the above, and every / 100,000 other Number will have £5, being ......—E. •', k • 4 .., .....m....m• 10,000 Numbers. £200,000 Two Tickets of each number. Tickets and Shares for the above SCHEN 8, are now on Sale, at J. and J. SIVEW R IGHTS' Old and Fortunate Offices; 37, Oornhill ; 11, Holborn; and . l4B, Haymarket. J. and J. Swawatonv sold in Shares, in the very last Contract, No. 12.478, a Prize of X 30,000! and several other Capitals ! AMEN BUILDING COMPANY. • Capital X 500,000; In 10,000 Starke of X5O each. Citsaastas—W I LLI A M TICOhI PSON; Esq. Alderman, M.P. DEPUTY CH A MIAN—ROBERT GILLESPIE, Esq. Dimoroas. Andrew Belcher Esq. • Hart Lman Esq: ' John Chapman, Belcher, Simon M`Gillivray, Esq. James Dowie, Esq. William Pratt, jun. Esq. Philip Gowan. Esq. Chirstopher Richardson, jun. Esq. 'Matthew Harrison, Esq. William Sikes, Esq. Animbas=—Nathaniel Gould, Esq. Alex. Gillespie, Bag. Bantam—Messrs. Sikes, Smith, and Co. The late severe losses suitained by the shipping interest of this kingdom, and.-the immense field opened to'Great Britain for an es. tended and increasing commerce; by the enlned.onligl' cd qg Government, have tanned a orrettponding and extriseirdimary rise In the peke of shipabuiWing. Such, indeed, is now the demand for vessels of , all descriptions, that many persons, desirous of employing their capital in shipping, cannot•be supplied by the builders with the tonnage they require, except at veryhith prices, or under circumstances of delay, often defeating the more immediate purpose of their speculations. It is therefore proposed to establish a Company,for the purpose of building Vessels in British North America, on contract and for sale, but it is intended for the present to confine the operations of the Company to Canada only. Immediate sales will be the object of the Company. but the Three ' tors shall be empowered to employ their shipping until disposed of, and in case of need, to purchase wood cargoes for the purpose of loading their vessels. The various z:dvantages to be derialtd by a Company, established for the purpose Of ship-building in Canada, will not admit of detail within the limits of a prdspectus ; but it may be observed that from practical esperiebce, the folio/ring results niay confidently be anti cipated : 1. The employment of a numerous and useful class of persons In the settlement ; and by a betieficiat Mullion of capital and labour, an increase in the national importante orthe Colony. 2. An ample remuneration to the Proprietors, who, independent of the local advantages which will attend their undertaking, may reasonably look to the favourable rates of exchange, and the freight in their ships consigned to this country for sale, as sources of con siderable and immediate profit. It remaini only to add, that it is intended to construct vessels adapted for all trades and purposes, under the particular inspection of the Company's• Agents, by practised'shipwrights, and with such due attention to the selection and seasoning of the timber, as, it is hoped, will Anaterially . improve the character of vessels built in Canada. ! ; The capital of the Company is £500,000, raised in 10,000 shares of £5O each, it portion of which will be reserved for - persons in Canada desirous of becoming shareholders., 'the affairs of the Company to be conducted by the Board of Directors; who shall have the power of insuring their property, and of making all necessary regulations for the management of the Company. The Property of the Company to be vested in the names of Trustees. A Deed of Settlement will be prepared under the ablest legal advice, and the Shareholders will be required to sign the same. No Share shall be sold or transferred until after the payment of all calls previously made; and then only with the consent of two or more of the Directors. An Instalment of £3 per Share, to be paid into the hands of the Bankers to the Company forthwith, to the account of the Directors. Due notice to be given of all further payments, which shall not at any time exceed .65 per Share. All Communications to be addressed to the Secretary, to wbonx applications for Shares may be made ; but no Tenders can be re ceivedafter Saturday the 23d instant. W. GILKERSON, Secretary, 5, Gould-square, Crotched Friars. On TorusAy, tise:toth, Bley;1113, at TWelve o'Cioek, itVALUABLE' LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown for a Term of Fifty Years. • coasrsasrxa A SPACIOUS and very COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, Planned with suites of Specious Apartments, adapted for the as commodation of , A Noszsuatu, OSTAIIII : Y or DOlTOlrenni t t Situate No. 1, New-street, Spring-Gardens. Avery Eligible situation for a Member of Parliament, Professional Gentleinan, or Gentlemen connected with the Public Offices. Containing,. on the Upper Floor, Four Sleeping Rooms for Ser vants, Closets, Ike. On the Third Floor, Two Spacious Airy Chambers, a smaller Bed Chamber, Room w and ClogPti. 6 Second Story plann e d in a s imil a r manner; sad a 1 4 4tes' Morning - Room looking to the 'Park', Water tf on'tlie First Ploar, Two Amami Handaasia ilea** .duralialodeydes47 Ea doors, %idols', and ,Chrna Clout. • 110,0 brie Entrance Hall, noble principal Staircase, 'as Excellent Disdpg Parlour ' Library, Dressing Room.' Strong Room, and. a Wipe Cellar, Door to Leads, Water Closet. Basement, leader's Paittry, Water laid on, Housekeeper's Room, Store Roorri, Larder, excel- lent Detached Kitchen, SanUery,Water laid on, Area, force Pomp.. Wine Cellars, secondary Staircase to the Upper Floor, Vaults fat Coals, Meer, &c. Servants' Entrance. . Tp be viewed by Tickets ; Partiaul may be had rrer Reg r Ay nisei: at Garraway ' s; lola Mr. Robins, No. 170, of wb;est Tickets for vie** may be bad. • I SOUTH WEST BORDER of the NEW FOREST, HAN 4 YR Between RINGWOOD and CHBISTCHT,JRCH: VALUABLE FREEHOLD Es ritir. . . Spacious RESIDENCE with. OFFICES, COACEI-I;101UPS, STABLES; DOVE-COTE, and Outbuildings, and nearly SEVENTY ACRES . Of Capital Meadow and Pasture Lind, and an extensive Fistiery in the River Avon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-sfreet), At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Comkiii, ' On Weanisnar, the Ist Of Jane, 1925, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD /STATE, couraisma • WINKTON HOUSE, • Situate in the Valley between Ringwood and Christchurch. A substantial Brick and Stqne built Residence, cometadiond, planned, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Dis-, tinctiun, seated upon a beautiful Lawn, with a handsome Carriage Drive in front, Pleasure Grounds, tastefully disposed, and orna mented with stately Trees. The River Avon, Sewing through the Estate, is stored with the finest Salmon and Pike, -and other Fish for which there is an exclusive Right of Fishing of considerable extent. The House contains a spacious Entrance Hall, elegem Drawing-room, excellent Dining Parlour Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room and other coincidences adjoining. A capital Oak Staircase to the Principal Floor, a Ladies' Morning-room, Fivetx cellent Bedchambers, and Two Dressing-rooms; a capital Bil liard-room, a Secondary Staircase, and proportionate accommo dation for Servants. The Offices comprise an excellent Kitchen, Scullery, //weenie bail, Butler's-pantr), Wash-house and Laundry, and other requi site Offices; and Cellars in the Basement for Wine, Ale, and Beer, &c. Yard for Coals, Woods, Sic. Detached, A Stable Yard, three Stall Stable' and Standlng'for a Poney ; another Erection for a three-stall Stable; two capital Coach-houses, Dove-cote, Poultry, and Tool-house, with Loft over ; Carpenter's Shop; another Yard, with Cow-houses, Piggery, &c. The Grounds are beautifully undulated and slops to the Avon, a fine rapid stream of clear Water, presenting cheerful and varied views of the adjacent country. There is a very good GARDEN, with wall and standard Fruit Trees, and a Gripery containing Vines of excellent kinds. The Estate lies all compact, and contains nearly SEVENTY ACRES 'Of excellent Grass, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of the most pro ductive quality, and entitled to valuable Forest Rights. The Neighbourhood is highly respectable, the Roads excellent, with delightful Rides and Drives to a great extent, without the Interruption of turnpikes. A 'Daily Post. A Faculty Pew in Christchurch. The distance frem London is 97 miles, from Ringwood 7, from Christchurch 2, from the fine Sea Beach al -Muddlicird 44, and 13 from Lyndhurst, where the Forest Hounds are kept: To be viewei,..by :Tickets only; from theist of May: Particu lars may then be had On the Premises ; at the Hotel, ChristchUrFh; Crown, Ringwood ; • Crown, Lyndhurst ' - Star, Southampton ; of Mr. Lyda, Great Russell -street, Bloontsbrry ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, .No. 170, liege:it-street, where a plan of the Emote may be seen, add:Tlikets for.viewing may be had. Thisach -t/ : do. do. do. • Langen- ....ucTrt, ~.. _. . . :Ai *r. ADAM AlLfitit.4.ll - , . ...: x -At the-Boaes Head. Inn, . Carmarthen. on &meanest,- tiot-Illiti If ..- ... . April,at Twelve o'Clock Noon, ..... , , ; .-. TilE follnwittg Capital anxl highly Irnpmvablt FnugHQLl3 . Fn R NIS, situate in the following Parishes, and near the good Markets of Carmarthen and St. Clair'. . Tenement.arishes.l4 [ Zeoeents. I 'Tenants. • Tenures. Qfiantity, I I • ID .... NIMMEOM.• .iga=-...*.rf. A. A. r. 1 Panthowsll sad W. Lems:ll and I I Alill ..: ..- ..: ohn Memos ,At Will .331 1. 28 2 Cragg y turn' Henry Thusnas I Life 187 2 1 S Flopenon Sal, . James Howell I Life 35 012 4 Trewent ilJohn &stern .9 Lives 89 3 3$ a 4 Butilwydd , . -a, tt David 1 Life . . 92. 0 17 -- - -- - Sir/4 ...inids Williams 1 Lilo • 103. A 7 YKilycoed William Jones I .• • 11517 57 Mr. Samuel Vaughan ? Treleach;will 'heir 'the Farms, and Ur thee Particulars may bektiown, by application m H. timerll, Ho* Solicitor, Caimirtben; R. R. N. Lee, Esq. Lineoln'ann-Grids; avid Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. 'Jar• Lindon. Lettevii to be post paid. lOLA 14 ~.- t ~,,,,, • , •' • PAJILTAIVEIVTARY 'PROCEEDING& ......,-- . . nocrsg OP LORDS,' A PRIY, ' iii, 1:• 'VI ..2 ~ „ ..... t h i s ,•J. • - 4'l: • ' At ten o wont inorningoka.uonto CHAIWELLQII. apptated on the, Wthilsack,'„ and waa,followed by eleven of the Judges.. The Duke of Gaoucasrea wits also present. The Appeal regarded the Minoan property, which is said to amount to .C 4,000,000. The A ppeal regards the presentation to Appeal one of five tieing, ;but . "e re other cases, and Counsel is each. There were Counsel berth , / *the Bar, besides many strangers. • Then here, are as many cross Appeals, "John Thenuson„. Lord. Rendle ibaut, apfeellant, and Henry Hoyle, (ladie s and others. respond cots;' had these go to question the v alidity p f the late Mr. 'l l hellusou's extraordinary wicwhich dirested,,an immolation of his Last pro. petty for three several liveS; or ratite' to require a reduction of the said will., me- Testateis ro kg foreiguer,.and was the rounder of one Of Rio greatest braises in, the City of London, in which he bad awed an immense fortune. After directing by will the. ac cumulation di his property, Nr.Thelluson added in such doits ment t—is As I have earned my fortune with industry and honesty, I, trur and hope*tbilt the Legislature will not alter my will, or the limitadobstherein contained, bet my property to go in the manner In which I now dispose of it: Mr. Haar and others, at the commencement of the bastness, i ' spoke to the eider of hearing the several wiser; and it was required that the Cross-appeals should be heard fire, namely; that -*hick its. voices the question of the will and the red.uction,of it. • • ' •' I • The LOUD CHANCELLOR decided against complyhigterti such a course. . . . Mr. Snanru.t. then addressed the House at great lag& math* appeal regarding the question of 'presentation. - '. The House thett . aar riled during pletzure. At four o'clock their Lordships • -- r. . - Lord Ninikleo k the oaths and tili seat. -•, , ,-i,.....n..t : ' Mr. Went • and - others; from the Commona, breeght T e r King's Personal Property NU and the Convicts' Rights Bill, were read a first time, ANTI-CATHOLIC PETITIONS. The LORD CHANCELLOR presented Petitions against the Catholic Claims facet Newcastle-under-Lyme, and from the So ciety of Protestant Bretbren.—Laid on the table. The Earl 'of LIVERPOOL presented similar Petitions froth the Eiderssfmrerai united Parishes in Glasgow; from die faits:. bitants of WPalisli of St. James, in the iielniti of Obligor ; from% tfii - Inciiiporition or Weavers, Tailors, Barbers, and. Idtaltinen, and from the Congregation of Renfrew.street Chapel, and 'Owe!! other Congregations hi the saute dty.—Laid on the table. `*, The Noble Earl - then presented a Petition to "the larild'eireet from the Corporation of the Borough of Pollialishare • ' ''', • The Earl .of LAUDERDALE expressed some dil'obts of the existence of such a Corporation. and Itfqiited' whether the bilible Mid knew for certain that the Petitions were from the &sods whose names were sexed to them? ' . i ..i . The Earl of LIVERPOOL only knew that the Pedals bad reached Eden by the post, and that most of them were ace ode! by letters—The Petition was then laid on the table. as sett iall'aiii from the Borough of Carlton, alto presentedby the Noble Earl. Lord ROLLE presinted .Petitions against further concessions to the Catholles; from the Parlthelof St. Mary's'and St. Edmund's, linter, and the Boronghs of Bideford and illsosioneiin the County of Derma The last Petitido,4lte Noble Lillikofeed, was signed by more than 900 permit% • Lord KING understood that it .hod bostilol4by many she had not been altered *te read it. . • '- .• • The Earl of LIVERPOOL advised the iiddlakrard,ithe wished 'to befriend the- Cathones, to abstain from the'eosirsirbWis 'ho kid =y pursued; as it hid'prodeced five Pedaloes where-ono atonic have cotne.—;.The Mildly, bailiff bitith laid on the tablth • 7 Wr Archbishop of CANTERBURY presentee enV to she lush Ares front the Archdeacon end Clergy of the Diemen/ Ceiathi. at he language of which, his Grace stated to be teimpeeere and . Many obseivitioth had•been made on the Petitions sth. * by the Clergy tothe House ; but as anamertion had gone firth that the, Clergy• bad changed their opinions retPreling the danger of granting Emancipation to the Cathettes, he thought that they were folly j*illed in coming foieraierlith Petitions as they , Sid done. The Petition was read. and•laid 'on BIN table. Shifter Petitions were then presented b' the' Duke of •Movraost, Ifiuna'the Coloration of Bakers' of Glasgow, from the Coepethe- Abner Hammer-men of Glasgow, and freest the Collet-thav of Weights of Glasgow ; by Lord Ravaitivroiww,ftom the Ungiateedes ,11 Stirling; by the Bishop of .Exerea,..froth Pulbeningli t 'by the libber of Noeries (who said that the 'Petitions be hatitipresent bliti drains- op in temperate language,' bat that be differtd' with the /Petitioners is to the opinion they eittessini), from the Dean net Chancellor of the Diocese of Nortiriell42nd the cleverefesaberp • Lord CALTHORPE regretted' the pains taken by ille Clergy to bring' foiviard Petitions on this subject. Notwithstanding the number of Petitions which. had been presented, he was persuaded that what was called public opinion in this country, instead.afbeingtagaitnr; was in layout of the Catholic elitism: - Heerould ask their Lordships . - WhetNer they hid received; any Peti tions from bodiet of personswhoseopinion ought to have great weight on snch a itiestion as this?' Had they re ceived any from Grand Juries; Got-County Meetings r 'from any considerable 'meeting of mannfacturers or Commercial men—in short, from nor deicription s f perions, exCept the Clergy, whose static/11, wealth, anti . talents, entitled them to great inflitence . in the country-. He bad in vain waited to . see Petitions from such dames of persons as thost'he . bad' described. If ernong the ritittiber presented there were but two or three of this kind, thed there had not been' such an expression of Public feeling agaitist , the measure as Parliarr,ent outlit 19 attend to.. He Was extremely sorry. Co nth/ that on ibis question the Clergyo' the-Established Church stood i n s u lated and detached frost* did feelings of the other ,weilteductited parts of the community. • He trusted the , Billif which was-likely soots to cense before the noose,. 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Cruikshank, price 'U. 64- .IPd 9 - c„Ali.1),$10„ . _____ 2, I.C . I 4 p4LISIT AND 13 RISTOL CHANNELS SHIP cAl4iXii., SPACIOUS ,PlAlkkll.t :ABS iimuktct - AR - Li oPFIC . F••%-•: rr HE SUBSCRIPTION LIST and CONTRACT for JL1,d7# 1 , 4 4,,,„,..3„,i,,i,,,,, e ,,...,,, ,„ 4 ~,,,„..„,„,„. , 1111:1 RISTMIS,II I STORIES, contAining John Wild- .. CON'ildpbUS , TO ST. JOIES,'S PARK, ': . , ' - 6 - . this UNDERTAKING Is lyini for SIG NAT unn at the Ik.-1 goose, the Poacher, the Smoggier, and Good-Nature, Cr , . want wasinsars possess:oz. Office of MeWrs. pain and . l.Ukln. 5: PrOT'a 1n 54 9u 3 re' - 44iti ItuittliabllVlßbstiPAlLf Mt that andiveiripooedies del, se parish 31f!teri. ,, -.: , -, . . . . TO BE SOLD By,,AUCTION, --. • Hie Ciantingibali* of. lisoints. Hannllli, Gaasam ? anti POFtzlia 21; Printed for 6.'ail J. Rirington, St. Paul's • Church-yard, and ' .. Prownmeteoprt,.Cortll4l, befween the hours of Tin ind , Three. . Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.. . , By )k. ROBINS, ' , - €APITAL ESTATES, • * - 'ilia Dividend Warms, with a list thereof, in . numerical order, • - At Garraway's Coffee-liksuse, 'Change-alley,,Corithill, .- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ate to be left one f/iy previous, for examination. . . , THE BRITISH NOIKII AkERICAN . SHIP' A. ,_____ ~.„ ~.... ~_,__ ... ...;.- . ... ~,_ in Am Iti ffR 11 . 4v_ , . _.. , U :...t. sir - CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES. THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr. CHARLeS Burxra; Chemist, No. 4, d ' eapside his Agent for , the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Dentifrice and Tincture for beau. tifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose; his Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache, and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all bleedings, external and internal. They are now prepared by the CHEVALIER, from the original Receipts of his Father, at his house No. 7, Pall Mall, opposite Palace, where he attends professionally from Ten till Five. THE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS. Pre pared as usual by SAVORY, MOORE,and DAVIDSON, 136, New Bond-street, London. To identify their Preparation, in future, a Label, on which the Arms of the Inventor are engraved, will be placed on each Box and Bottle. And as a further security, his Majesty's' Commissioners have in their new Stamps (aSzed to every Box and kettle) ordered the Names of Savory, Moore, and Davidson, to be inserted, in place of the late farm of Paytherus &Co. Thi. Jnd.the following Preparations may be obtained genuine, with the a h.we security, at 220, Regent-street ; also, of Mr. Charles Butler. 4. Cheapside ; Messrs. Newbery, and W. Edwards, St. Paul's Clusreh-yard; Messrs. Barclays, Fleet-market; Mr. Salton, Bow Church-yard; Mr. Mackerel, Whitechapel ; Mr. Sanger, Oxford-street; and at one Sr more respectable Houses in ' every principal Town in the United Kingdom. • ;Likewise ' the Chalybeate • Aperient, or Improved Cheltenham ~altE; . the Harrogate Salts • Acidulated Kali, for making Saline Draughts; . Ipecaetsanha Loz enges, for Colds, Coughs, &c. Absor bent Lozenges, for the Prevention and Cure of Gout, Rheumatism, Bile, Apoplexy, Fulness of the Head. Heartburn, and all unpleasant sensations arising front Acidity of fie Stomach; also Brathwaite's Lancaster Black Drop ; and the Carbonic or Prepared Charcoal Dentifrice. Under the especial Patronage of the Prince and Princess Esterhasy, the Prince and Princess Polignac. the Emperor of Persia, and many distinguished Personages, and recoinmended by the most eminent Physician'. • ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, powerful of effect, yet mild of influence. This admirable Specifie.poasesses balsamic properti, 4of surprising energy. It eradicates Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness,and alicutaiseousErtptions,gradbally producing a de !irately clear soft skin ; transforms even the most sallow complexion into radiant Whiteness; resists the scorching rays of the Sun, suc cessfully opposes the attacks of inclement weather, and renders the harilt and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even; imparts to the Neck.' Face, and Arms; a healthy and juvenile blOoni • dif fuses a pleasing coolness, and by dim perseverance in the appli cation of Riwlana's Kalydor, produces a beautiful Coinplexion. WOW LAND'S KALYDOR ii equally indispensable in the linmery as at the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may be used by the most delicate Lady With the assurance of safety and efficacy, lioskessing softening and healing properties. To Mothers nurfing their Offspring it gives, in all case. of. ncidental inflammation, Im mediate relief; cools the mouth of the Infant, and enhances ma. iernal pleasure in the act of administering alimentary noulishment. To Gentlemen whose Faces Ire tender after Shaving. A great infelicity which attends the operatiois'of.Shaving is the irritation of the,skin ; ROWLAND'S KALYDOR will' he thund excellent beyond precedent in adielforating andallaying that most unpleaiant sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin, occationed by intente solar beat, or cold winds, and thus to the Traveller, whose avocets in* expose him to various changes of weather, proves an infallible Specific—a proinpt resource—and u conducing to Com fort, a piekilug appendage and invaluable acquisition. Sold in Pi n t Bottles. at Bs. 6d. and its Half Pints, at 41. sd each, duty ineluileil,fiy the Sole Proprietors, A.RowlyiND and SON, ' No. 20, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; and by appointment by Mr. R. Hendrie, Perfumer to his Mesty, Tichborne-street ; hanker,lso, o#9td-street ; Mr, Smyth, Perfumer to the Royal Fundy, 117, Gatni and Pearce,s)4 A Rig 35, Drkroix. 158. Bre4s,tti, Holmes, Tbreenot, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew Cockh4r-itreet BerrtandOs. 18, Greek-street; and Butler; 4, eleapside ; Low. 330, and Prout, 996,. Strand ; Burgess,' 98, Jiolborn . Hill t Woodman, Picculiiily AtiOnson, Gerrard-street ; Sutton; ROW Churchi-yard ; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's ,churcb-yard ; Barclay and Sons 4s, Meet-market ; J. and I'. Rigge,'os, Cheap. Aiße ; Sfaddlint, iiWonictite .. ; Nix, fronting the iloy'al Exchange; Taite,4ll, and Johnstone, 68, Cornhill ; and Ross and Suns, Bi :rate.atieei. Ob*tve t tpoe art genuine, without the Signature t A. itoW LA Nll and SON." . 24TA1itLEb in a labjrintb oi'MyitFrioticprkqess and confusion tbr heittin path Of : predecessors, and the oppo 7 alibi Of the inCeiested . and'igitorant, Rerseverince: and industry beelike indlipririablt to ernariciiiiite Science from the first, to break through the trammels of the second, aril to triumph over the third; . and hence, after many years practical obser ration in a most exten sive circle, constantly devoted to the removal of Diteases front the incipient syntinoini to the most Intilcate stages, liciviiva Malignant for much neglected; Dr. EADYbecame a:lammed by the grateful testimony of those in whom long-suffering had pearly extinguished. very b to of seller, as the favoured Son of Medicine and the Friend of To Closes' Where ioriddenee, candour, and frien,lsbip re. . especiaily, fraPortant under any of thpse pecuharit Ur circumstance which; timilti Oialtekl rank or demi:silt delicacy in difficulty and ' inettal s distress, Eady ad,dresserfilinself with all those sacred ebligatauui which apply not Only to the professional PrActitioner,bre to the nearest reLtives and the truest friends. Dr. Elroy is cousoltedlailb at 38, Dean-street, Spho, hY.R4091! evirf i tait of tire - kitegribm and by '.otter (if pug redwing's . . . . . ' • CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY. CHEAP CABINET and. UPHOLSTERY , at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINETMAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real we now existing in London, No. 71, Corner of LEADENBALL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been Established upwards of Six Years. For Ream , Money, and :to Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Industrious and Ingenious Mechanics (who have. large Families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet. Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any House in London, no other Profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appears by the books of the last Quarterly Meet ing to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have re ceived they are in hopes of increasing that number. - - - The whole of the Sod beg leave to return their sincere thanks Co those Ladies andandGentlemen who havelitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommendations,. and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warralited.—Ready Money only. Full size Mahogany foor-post Bedstead, Ilith bottom £3 155.- nu az. 'rent Bedstead Xi ft.-Bordered Hair Mattress to St ▪ ls.-3lah.lany Drawers, solid Ends".C3 55.-Feather Bed • 10s.-Ditto, free from duet and smell, full size £3 ros.-Sis japanned Chairs of any_description in oil £1 6a.-Best ditto Wash hand Stand 165.-Ditto Dressing Table 165.-'--Ditto Table Bs.- Ditto Stand Bs.-3 feet 6 inches Chests of Drawers se4 45.-Three feet mahogany Pembrike Table sel Mts.-Three foot ditto on pillars and claws se3 155.-Mahogany Dressing Table set 45.- Ditto Bidets, best, set 45.-Ditto Box Glass, two drawers, best British Plate 155.-Ditto ditto £l4}.-Ditto Swing Glass, 4s. and 6s. each-Tray Stand 0.-Long Mahogany Triy 125.-? spanned Book Shelf Ts. -Tei Caddy Ms.-Music Chairs, any. pattern Bs. &1.-Sight Mahogany Chairs, covered 16411 horse hair, brass nailed £6 65.-8 ditto -ditto £7 Ts.-8 Trafalgar...ditto 18st -Mahogany Sofa to mitehise6 101.-Ditto Couch Al 10s.-Ditto ditto £8 Ips.-Set of Mabogani Card and Sofa, Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood ,88.15..-Set of Maßogany Tables, two Card and Sofa, on pillars awl claws £l3 154.-IMtto £l6 10s. Straw Talliasse £1 14.-Teop ,Bedstead and Furniture £1 15s. -Bamboo Bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, ~8 los.-:-Five-foot Mahogany four-post Bedstead and Furniture, with. Reno draperies, lined all through, complete, 10s.-Five.fuot ditto ditto, £l6 104.-Ditto ditto, with coruke of is' superior make, seld 10s.-Ditto ditto, with gold cor nice, elegant drapery, £40.-Drawing room Curtains, of the best Morine and Chintz, fitted for window., see 65.-Ditto ditto, R 7 75.-Dato, of a superior and elesaiit style of work, £lO 101.- Drawing-roOm Sofa, A 6 64.-7 Ditto, .41 U.-Horst-hair Cushions each ss. 6d.-Common ditto 45. 6d. ~.. . . . ' - COUNTSY DZALILLS SUIPPLUID. . 431104 packed free' of expense, except the materials,' fbr all iffiti of Great Britain, and to the Bait and Wert Indies:--Cap toted out, and 111crciiiuitt sp . pplied with Cabinet Goods. (of 1 eggiortatien. The above PriiCs regulated by ordei of tbb ibiltili , 1 lak Coinniittee. J. CARrits, H. JaitaktM, W. WASlllbittp T. Hamm, T. CUILMIII, . J.l ipos. W. THUBDISLI.; Arm. J. HASLER. Secretary. . " Consria mins reed fainz mendacia ridet."—Ovm. FOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Co. been saccessfulir distinguished in the several classes of Pathology to wbicl they base directed their ;auction, end their numberless Patiepts absolved frpin•plin and woe, siould, - in Collision gratitude, bear testimony to their trtatment, but that the restored Saline, in proclaiming its merits, must publish his abjured errors, and enrage himself ha . • " The world's loud laugh, Which scarce file firm Philosopher can scorn." _ It is the consciousness of this, which emboldelis the literary quack the Patientiess self-dubbed Physician, the hireling, scribbling as sassin " et id genus mune" to stigniatise• the escelitnee he dreads, and aim at the degradation of Prictitioners who have been guihy of sateen under the most appalling circumstances of dim:mirage ment. Yet, do GOSS and Co. keep their own counsel, and in pee-. Moving inviolatutbe secret of, their confiding Patleot, are content " to do good by stealth, and Wish to find it fame," deiplsing the attaelts.of " libellous pretenders, will boldlYpursue their course, and,invrte th e afflicted to partake the advantages of their getup. .The . youth "Ow has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating als. which the poorvictini . of.folly Will 'too readily corn prebersd..wlthout further descriptionymay finct relief from his secyond be kindly taught to regain his lost plaie in the scide of creation, . The. sufferer, who, front anetherextreme of iodulgenci. leas whillsPOOditul fure head wooed debility, may learn to renovate natisee.auctsvpait.his abused constitution. The man of pleasure, exposed to and suffering: fetus Lams Venerea, however aggravated buteelpraetice of the quack, or the concealment from digldence, may futd a certain. Kestpratioti; and finally, in where the delay of a connubial pledge his altnost extended •• fitment to despair, they Offer to the married. ferrule those hers which she can reasonably appreciate. . Remedies can be forwarded I . lCaliy t&-40-isai Patients writing fur the same, willplenselmondose Lahr* Note. Attend. sass at home for consultation avasual. s . • • G OSS arid Co. N. e. Surgeons, ,1 , 14 Sa 11, BOuverie-eet, Fleet-street; Lond on. Just publitshia (svuteenth itditiot2); The,./Edis attire, a: (militia"' Commentary on : the above Dilmise4. 2rid, aUrshwid excludedp td th 4 Female Ser. May lid had at do. Pa tennaer.row.;- 59, Pall mall; IA, Princes-stretti Suho; 174. Fleet , oftfYes., 4, Catherinettrect, Straud, isgdon ; Porter, 73, Urafton7 street, Dublin; Jones, li7, Troni tie, Gtasgow•; 61, SOutb-bridie stNet, Sall..bargh'; atld of ea HOOltselitif. - Price gs.. .:at )114 4 1 . It TIM MN IMPFINMEww , ---•~.~ . _~ avd' l for the II