Star. — London, England, 1818-04-18 00:00:00

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A GENERA. he L MEETING of the COUNTRY I. vibe et enema, would be happ tr. hea , from him, m SL --- 4 BANKERS o f ENGLAND and IRELAND will be eamibbneem eircemstances are --t peg' • i to& MIDDLESEX, . at the GOMIS and Vets's' Tames, Coneelees oe - ----- Between HARROW and EALING, iin the Road to ftSDAY NEXT. the end day of April instants at TWalre MASS ISEFANIYB NEW NOVEL. UXBRIDGE, SCYCSI rom Landon. at Negn, to consider id IS Bin now pending its Varna- • Tais day wm pa:hi:abed, in Soon. price It. li• balsas Capital FREEHOLD and TO LD CO ESTATES, eqeal in whicii their Interim are very eeriously and deeply is. HELEN MONTEAGLE. By It. Luang. to FREEHOLD, upwards of POUR HUNDRED AND othiod, and ehereibre a full attendance is most earnestly requested. Lender: i Prtoted for Sherwood, Nieler e ssed Jones, Pa. EIGHTEEN ACRES, the principal part rich Meadow, the iseedon, 1,6:11 April, Ole. tersinier-ewah--Gt whom t-..y be had, blahs/ow Author, remainder Arable Land; Eligible Cottage Eesidence, Farm- . ._,. •- Sistasseimis, a Novel, is s vol.. prioe 11. ds. Houses, and Buildings ; part bounded by the River Brent, .• - • WOOL QtESTION'. and near the Grand Junction Canal Land-Tess Redeemed COM*III`TEU, 'of MERCHANTS sad day were published, in evo. riot get, ban-.'', 'CJs VlEWS,relating to the STOIVIACIL By Mr. ROBINS, • OS in WOOL and WOOLLENS, reddest it At Garraway's Coffee.. House, Exchonge Alley, Cornhill, on - • • its Fabric and Functioes. him to oalleeet •an error walcb kaalfrlared " - SP T. C. STEER, M.D. Physician in Bath, fee. Tusseav, the With of April, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, with respect to the Division in the Hesse et THE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and on n iesday, the 14 * jutant, to m t. aaray e 2 0 1 11 4 1 1.4tviesst. for lAbgmaa, H:7st, Rees, Orme, and Itrowni T. and .7 Callow, Loudon; Constable and part COPYHOLD ESTA 4 TES, held under the Bisbee,. of for the appointment of a Conunluee to unquire into the 7 Lender, and equal to Freehold ; Menpfisiog Pleehroger, Dray- Wen far the relutation of the Wool and Weak* Trades. 1 end Cuuning, Delon.. ton Gm, and Brent Farms contabaing upwards of. The Numbers for the Motion were - So .:-.3 NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUM Irllol.l. FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Against it -o • • b• day was publielled,_ price Si. ed. Of fine old Meadow and Arabic Lands, in an excelkm state of - Majority against the Motion -_, OUNT of some EXPERIMENTS made cultivation, with an eligible pleasant Co t Residence, Offices, Ile Committee avail themselves of this opportunity to Ina- . 'Are VAPOUR of BOILING TAR, in the Cure of Coach-house, Stables, Farmhouses, Barns, Stables, and all move- ... t h e muds of a n w h o are httereeted Rut t h e vest P - ..., NARY CONSUMPTION. nieet Out-buildings, in poematon of B.W. Morse, Esq. Mr. Haw- • . rode e e the C ow a rt , th e neeree t t y e g t h e most we_ • meg% ANDER CRICHTON, M.D..F.8.5. line, and Mr. Mamas, for the re of old Isaacs. wheel/ "... * lbw pefehadarly speoessetteli et lbe. ' ' .. • ISlZinary to their Imperial • ' the.Empe" , r septet at iffichaebnas nett- Th e preient:estinmeed rust sp. , *--, Ir. . . te , h e prepaerfeithhortheseetsopies, -.. 0 : .. . . V ilma am ' wards of twidtiese as (if required) eanaot fall convince Partarnetathat iiiii =d for T. and G . Urderwood, o. 53, Fleet:Wrest; m!*" ONE THOUSANI) THREE HUNDRED POtiNDS the mmeat Lad. are most necessary M the prosperity of a lita- ' . Ind Sfillet, Edinburgh. - , per Annual ; - nufamare which fists wasploytnent and support to• such an Ina - Situate in the parish of Wag. on the North gigot the Uxbridge menet population, and- myrtle-nes se considerable a part of the . D‘..4lcaurds by . permi.don to the Right He..courable LORD eILSK.I N F Road, at Draytan Green, and adjoining the Lands of hie Royal strength, rishes, and rewires:a of the Country. is tss thttM , . . - Highness's& Duke of Kent, and Hanvrell.Park.a short distance ana sr eany will be pubbaked, by J. Sousa, 73, from Hiram ; a most desirable propert) for the investment of ATEC — SPI. RIT of VINEGAR, (the 060- St. P.ul's Chnrch-yard, ARnalTiveution of Mr. HENRY, and bronglit by his succestee /PHE QUESTION, WIIO IS ANNA? money, or Residences: many pa rte of the land commanding Bee luxuriant views of the country, amivrithin seein miles of Landoll. improvements to the highest perfecsion) con:Ames to be prepared 1. • ••••••e.....•—•••••• To be good is to be happy : May be viewed by applying to the Tenants; or at the B e ll =d sdld by Messrs. Maier, Msnufactusing CheinistaMcnchester. Angels are istppier th :n mankind, . and the Old Itats, on the road, where Particulars Tay be had ; This agnealtle perfumed Liquor i 3 a compound of klghly R, use tiaL 1 re. be:ter ; Guilt is the 60:1 , 7•7 of at the White Hart, and Red Lion, Southall ; W hite Home, concentrated Vinegar, with the moat pleasant Aromatics and Sons ow ! • Row. Uxbridge ; the C•astbe, Salt fill, Breath:lrd, and Richmond ; efficacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour ad..pts it for afforlil- By Miss hi. S. CP.OKF..I. the Talbot, and King's Arms, Acton ;of Dlessrs. Lowcs and hag relief in (lead-aches, Faintioes, Act'; and renders it peculi- NEW, IMPROVED, AND EMBfff LI: H 1) F.DlTiors Cowburn, Temple ;at Garraway's ;and of Mr. Robins. War arly refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, and in the close apart- PICTURE OF LCN :ON. • wick•otreet, Golden -square, where a Plan may be seen. mt:ats of the sick. ft counteracts, also, the spread of ulcor.ted Sore O l F • IL I4 Itt lied, Tao Eshtio:as th. on v.. la 120 En- Throats, Typhus and Sea . rle t Fevers, and: ll other infectious Dis- Ma dal graving:. of VsMvs sad Maps, price 9s. i bou, din greet and the _._a t n.............. .„ se h.....nortrai without . . sa__ _•/ —...A......A .I..Uneirfe-gt_ nrire 6s:in redxf Xbr 1-.4>.t: HARD and Co. the Coriesurroßs for the pre.. lon LOTTAT, nnyeetfully acquaint their Friends l eti die Plk, that In forming the SCHRME which they toot acw the honour to :onounce, they breve been studiously so ya o select tech parts of ' preceding Lotteries as have N- e d.atie apyrobadon of the Public ; and, in cotn pmet lUrce with the repeated wdicitatloos of their Friends, they sto arranged the SCHEME, that in the First Twenty benMaws Tgaity P 421 of One ThlNSelari Attandi will be we ar y among the Purchasers, thus Wording a much ovate!' men to Adventurers of obtaining Capital Prizes than in any ftrnel Lottery. "le real Fortune which attended IiA7AII,II and CO. in skin u'VE PRIZYS of .020,000, In the 'lust YKAWS I,or:EltiF.S, and tke well-known Sumas of their House .ass last they were Contmetors, will, they trust, be greatly em ended it ut present Lottery, by lticUrig many capiud Prizes to ea:MONK they hve already di-tributed among the public. • scurmE. 3 pieta of £90,000 Ste:ling Money ,C 60,000 • - 1,000 S te rling Money 6,000 • - 4,000 Sterling Money 4,000 Ito 1,000 Sterling Money .20,000 go 5 , J0 Sterling Mosey 10,030 10 - - 300 Sterlin g Money 13,000 Sero Sterling 'Money 100 Sterling Money 1,00 30 Ste:ling Money 1,•2t0 ir, Sterling Money 7,5.0 to Sterling Money to,ooo 5 Sterling Money 5,700 a:~•. s' ekA -su; O.CGif,.. 4o - _ population, strength; riches, add resources of sh; Counts*. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the origi nal iiivention of Mr. HUN RV, and hronght by his succesise improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be preptu ed sad sold by Mesas. lie. Mr, M:rtufactut ing Uternista,Mr.nehrster. This agreeable perfumed Liquor i 3 a compound of 11 , ,ghly concentrated Vinegar, with the moat pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics , Its pungent Odour ad..pts it for afforil ' ing relief in headaches, Fainting', &c. ; and reoders it peculi arly refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, and in the anse apart ments of the sick. ft counteracts, also, the spread of :dunned Sort Throats, Typhus and Scarlet Fevers, and all other infections Dis eases. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar may be eaporti4 without any injury-to Sot Climates, where it is found particularly grate :Aland salutiry. As, however, many sp ions and inferior prepa rations are sold tinder the same and similar names , the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of it s being genuine, that the news of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley a.4Elva, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised bribe Proprietor, In bottles, price 2s. 9d. each. Whore ma y be had, Sponge Boats of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &c. Also, HENST'S CALCINED MACDCESLA, in antie' at lb. 9d. sod laiger with glass stoppers, at 41. 60. each; their names being on the stamp. ed to id air 3 rus. tv) - idno to 1 4,0c0 Tickets. fa the Press, led speedily will be published, by J. Sousa, 77, St. Paul's Church-yard, THE QUESTION, WHO S ANNA? • ••--e•-"--" - To be good 1s to be happy Angels are happier tit :n mankind, 11,CAIISE date re better ; Guilt is the 50:1 , 7•7 of Sot& ow ! • Row. By 'Miss M. S. CTIOKEP. NEW, I hIPBOVED, AND EMBEL"LI: H Rorriors OF THE PICTURE OF lAN :ON. • This day we..t. pcbliand, Two Editions, th. on v.. k 120 En gravings of Views and Maps, price 9s. bou. d&n grecs and the otherwith a Map of London and the Entiror s, price 6s:in red,cf THE PICTURE of LON DON " for ISIS. Being a full and faithful Description of London and its Curioties, and of the Environs within Twenty Miles, for the Use < f Strangers; illustrated with exteusive Laws of Streets, °Lucite., Public Offices, Hackney-Coach Fares, &O. /cc. The whole meted to March 1,181 L-TheL-The great popularity of this esta blished Work has induced the Proprietors to publish an eer.bt lish‘d. Edition, with 120 esquirite view: by Greig, which tion Is sc'd at an advance of :A. per copy, or at 9s. axd they have reduced the pcice of the Edition without Views, and with the Maps only, to Cs- The Edition with Views forms one of t'.e most elegant and most pleasingly ornamented small •011 , 111CP I t the language ; while that without the Views will be f.tuui skuair us& ful to those who desire to avoid the extra expense. It may not be improper to guard the unwary against base koi tationssof this Work, altogether I:ferior in esecutioa, and tour twining not half the.useful info:co:l6ln. Printed far Longman, Ilona, Rees, Orme, and Worn, to-- don ; and ta be had of all 13ooktellers In Tows Counuy. Of whom may be had, the GUIDE to all WAYS.II'.O arAi Sr 46- Balsam PLACES, tar 181 S, with Sixty Maps and Views ; p... e Ms. boards, or 17s. hound and lettered. CiU .0 ~ Oi'• io,ooo uty IC ~i 2' Tie cf ;ced to Qpuiis 2 sarr.e f 21lw~ cti t .....-- , T-t 7it 20 Prises drawn to hatell,ooo each in additicn. Tx Pest 500 Blanks to have 115 sue. lu Sub4riwn Prize above,ll,ooo.to have C2I,COC r.cre. aurae Allll Three of 00,000, • Or .e Hundred and Pour More Capitals, 4,000 Tickets less than' last Twenty First-drawn Prizes, £l,OOO Zath. Making 40,000, FOR THE 1 , 149 T Tsystrn X 1141711111. • Tl:lets and Shares are seMng by Hasiansind Co. Cot:Time se". heir very old Mee, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. (, !Iblidtel upwards of 100 Years), who Sold and Shared t • FIVE . RI 'MS OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS le the last Year's Lotte.rka, and Capitals ha foroxr Lotteries amountiog to some nillicns. N.D. An early purchase is respectfully advised, whilst the prize minks so low as IW. 10s. for a licket, and. 11. is. for a leveret. The demand wax so great in the last Lottery, that it Tickets rust to :XI. and the Sixteenths to 2/. each. TBISH has the pleasure of laying before h is s Trierith the particulars of the Two ,e3o,otso Prizes, tont ail shared by him in the Lottery just ended, in This ty Shares, lir Two Eighths ad Twenty-eight &xteerths ; at the same time k :tram his grateful thanks to the Public for their patronage. No. 4,706 (Drawn Second Day) f...4;0,000, In 16 Sixteenths. ho. Y 7.595 (Drawn Third Day) £30,000, .13 Two Eighths and 12 Sixteenth:. Sittecth.lo,o2 o to Scrkhetn. Sixteenthl34,ooo to Kenning stead _. ton good 7,000 to Bristol Sixteenth 30,000 to Leeds T.,his , 10,000toranterbury Sixteer.th 30,000 to Liverpool Lamb 30,000 toesaterhury Sixteenth 30,000 to Lambeth Fixer* 30,000 tcatelntsford Eighth 30,000 to Lonecut interzli - .9,o3:e•Clare court, (not registered) Drury-lase Sixteenth 30,000 to Maidstone Er !ad 10,000 to Clspton Sixteenth 30,000 to Norwich &Mat :3,000 to Cornhill Slxteentla 30,000 to Penzance Sireexth 1,0,000 to Dartford Sixteenth 30,000 to PorlheUi, &torah 30,000 to Dublin Wales lineenth 30,000 to Iblinbro Sixteenth 30,000 to Plymouth fearrnh NAND to Ediribrce Sixteenth 30,000 to Philpot-la. &zed 30,060 to Fcwey, Sixteenth 30,000 to Reading C o rnwall Sixteenth 30,000 to Sandwich harsh 30,000 to Hereford Sixteenth 30,000 to Tunbridge St:rerth lo,oeo to Hackney Sixteenth 50,000 to Thetford SIS'I al -o sold Two 15,000, and, 43 other Capitals, almost Ael which were lo Shares; and as soon as a correct Idst 1 , Biplanes can be ascertained, tie: whole will be advertised. 'The Immo /Lidera of the above Prises may receive the Money a Sound, on application at either of Burls Offices, 4, Corn -131, or 9, Charing-crom.—Tickets and Shares are now on Sale lure New Lottery of only 14,000 Tickt-ts containing Three of rAoon—One Hundred and Seven Capitals--being snore Cari. ok and less Tickets than last Lottery.—l3egins King's Birth 11 7 , 4th June. MONEY, to the amount of a 'Million, is read , / toi .1. 1 1 be advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in ing.• hti, or Inc Amities secured on property in any part ofclirl licked Kingdom, far which from 10 to IS years purchase will be even, also upon Life 'lnterest, arising from Witls, Marriage , 1 &t:kr,ents, Witlcnes' Jointures, Money in the Funds, Church L4lngs, and upon eligible personal 74:corny ; also in the pia-, d..., cf P.s. rEirrs and Post-Obit Bonds.—Matter et snarl. t L. re red, Tr" yr-nivel:tide and secrecy invarbbly observed. 15...r1y, personally, between Nine and Five ; or by Letter, to the Thrrster et the National Bonk,. No. 4, Lower John.sueet, Oul , La.tsuare. . - RICHMOND, SURREY. DELIGHTFUL VILLA on the Banks of the THAMES, with beautiful Lawn and, Pleasurc‘Grounds, Garden, Coach- Houses, and Stable. Byt MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house in Exchange-Alley, CornhM, on Tawas-oar, th e 14:111 of ilay, 1818, at T i kelve o'Ciock, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ES TATE, comprising a spacious VILLA RESIDENCE elegantly fitted up, embracing every convenience, and adapted for the ac commodation of a NOBLEMAN or a FAMILY of DIS TINCTION, no expense :laving been spared to tender the Pre mises comfortable in every respect, beautifully situated at RIC H MON D, on the Banks of the Thames, em b ra cing most interest ing Views of the windings of the River and the texiirians adjacent Country ; containing a handsome Entrance and Venn butt, Leading to a suite of elegant Apartments, consisting of a. Drawing.toom, Library, Eating Parlour of goad dimensions, lireakfast.raom, Conservatory, and Billiard-room, embellished with Landscari, spacious principal 3.aircase and Gallery, seven very excellent Bed &millers, six good steeping-rooms over, and secondary Stairca:e ; on the Ground Storey are a pleasant retintd Room, and a Chinese Room fated up with taste, a complete range of domestic Offices, Coach-bouse, and six-stall Stable, Coachman's Room, Granary,beautiful Lawn and Plea sure Ground, Lad out with gravaled Walks, planted with Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. sloping to the River. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the etstb artd Talbot, alchtomad; Pigeons, Brent. ferd ; Star, Kew Bridge ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sum% "41m-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. VALUABLE BRINE-PIT AND SALT-WORKS. Between NORTIIWICII and MIDDLEWICH, Cussatas. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, . 1-1. A VERY EXTENSIVE and CAPITAL SALT WORK; consisting of Eight Pans, capable of producing Two Hundred and Fifty Tons cf Salt Weekly ; with Wich- Houses, Coal... Holes, Drying-Stoves, Weighing-Machines and very spacious roomy Warehouses, all enclosed by Walls and Oates, and Platforms for shipping immediately into the flats. capital STEAM-ENGINR of ten-horse powi.r. on the most improved principle, for raising Brine ; and Reservoir for the supply of the pans. A Manager's House, labourers' Cottages, Gardens, Carpenters and Blacksmiths' Shops, Accompting house, Sec. and Land. P.uticulars may be had by applying - to Mr, Hervey, Wins ford ; at tha Commercial Hotel, Liverpool.; Exchange, Man chester ; Angel, MacciesEeld; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden -square. BERKS, Adjoining the Road to READING and HENLEY. FREEIaOLD FARM, with good FARM-HOUSE, Out liuddiras, sundry Cottages, and upwards of FOUR HUN DRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES of PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, • VALUABLE 0 ESTATE, called d HO CO M PAC T HOOK-END FARM; FREEHOLD I‘. situate on Whitehead Ha** adjoining the road from Reading to Henley, in the Parish of Checkendon, County of Barks; comprising a good Brick-built Farm House tiled, conveniently planned, good Oakes, Garden, Farm and Stack yards , Barn, Stables, and OntAmildings; excellent Orchard stored with young thriving Trees, and about Two Hundred and Eighty Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, In the occupation of Mr. John All..att, on Lease ; capital Wood Lands, containing about One Hundred and Thirty-five Acres in hand, full of tine growing Beech, Oak, Ash, and other Timber Trees; and sundry Brick-built Cottages adjoining the Lands, and in Erlade Street. 'fo be viewed b y applying to Mr. Allnutt, at Hook-End Farm, of whom Particulars may b e had ; at Garraway's ; and of M r. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeatluare, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. FRAUD PREVENTED. fro COUNTERACT the many attempts that are 11 d5Ey made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM VOSITION instead of the GENUINE BLACKING replied b. DAY and 'NI Ala IN, they have adopted a new Label, In aiict thar signature and address, • 97, lIIGII-HoLBOTIN. , co eonvienoualy placed in the cer.tre of th. Label, that they tr,ht an attention to thin, and the difference of the type, which is Linke all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect lu imposition, Tle' Real japan BLACKING, made sad sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, •Ifigh-Holborn, and retailed by the rscipal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Pttfsi- L.'s, Boot-Makers, /cc in the United Kingdom, ir. Bottles at it. and Is. ed. each. 'kilts. DOWNING, of Flervest-lane, Sheffield, was I ilk cured of a eorbutic aff - f.ction in her hands and ringers by erzboulsof Drops.—AttexedLy Misses A. and E. Galeb, Book- Saeff.ekL Piatap ' Sunderland, had fifteen runnia7 sores, etOlaat L.:at to w,..ar his clothes, was obliged to dress in female • wa• cured by one large and one small bottle of Drops.— Atteatal 'Of Mr. 'llamas (:assail, Innkeeper, and Mr. Reed, Grigson, Heekmoodwicke, near Lceda, had an It' - en la his side, iu six months it burst and discharrd a quart stire rr.atter, after which a second mai third broke out ; lisr• Thomas llalt; strenuously recommended the one of LiAsm's Drcps, v."-lich made a perfixt cure.—Auested by Ssmazi 11. zr.ingway. .NR S:Jdu , n,-opoc-T;es, aMlcted for six years, wee e , 11 . f: a, ivy, after sea-I.lttLing and other remedies had L.: e t-y Messrs. Chrietoiher and Jennet, ."- Th Str.r.e Ferry, near war cared Adtvy in two aii:Lthi.—..lttested by Mr. P...tb, Printer, - - FOR ALL DISORDERS ORIGINATING FROM IMPU RITY of BLOOD or OBSTRUCTED PERSPIRATION. QOLOMON'S ANTI-IMPETIGINES is the most 17 powerful alterative and purifier of the blood and the juices, without the least confinement or restraint in diet; its ope ration is gradual and imperceptible, though certain and infallible ; in short, it is the long-sought-for substitute for that fashionable mineral Mercury. In the most inveterate stages of Scurvy, Scor butic Eruptions, Scrofula or King's Evil, Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Gout, as well as all disorders which originate from an impure or imperfect state of the blood, the Anti-Impetigines is the only remedy that can be looked up to with a certainty of success. Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford4treet ; Sutton and Co. Bow-Church - yard ; Butler, Chea p side ; Tutt, Ex change, and Ward, Holborn. Prize 11s. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for by which one 11$. bottle.is saved, with the words " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved an the stamp, vialacut which none are genuine. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual com pliment of acme pound note to be inclosed, addressed, " Paid Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpool. do ul.:k postage." . Where may be had, The Celebrated AISTERGINT LOTION. mer e Macs are r ' ' ,21. 1- tr^ul ied square bon , fectro4 cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, particuLtrly ' : 1 .4 e•• ,ii -..- = • 'ea at el- 41111 I imples, Blosches,TettQrs, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, ~....... , ili equal tt. three u...... cues.). wh..lcsale .:tid re- Shingl • s, Prickly lieat, Redness 4 the Nun, Neck, Arms, fie• vt r ...:., .. 1 -11-• ,, n '.•i.u:: h. ,t e r ; al•u Iy J. EVIII: A .:rd Sol!. corbut:c and C u taneous eruptions of every description, being the ~ 4 7 4 ,..:.- . . .. , ,7, -. S:1 t.leield t Sutto• : and Co. Dow Chemels- matt vait.able acquisition and aymndage to the toilet ever offered psa'i c lu ;l and : 96, liert-market ; Edwards, 016, gt. 'to lice Nubility and tient ry in the United Kingdom. e , 07 ,cr. , -Tar '. t 1:•••.:..r and SOUS, 4, Chearvid.: t and by rx Prise ea.6d. and t.is. 9d. a Bottle, Duty included. Be i t , i: .., pr:•!. , :red .-I:4v.u:t 1 - 4.Ldera in ereq Ziaiket Town e a rth!l to o h 4 , lt ire t he words ss Suei, Sotooss, Liverpool,' en ' ' 4 t......e.,)nt. gravri nt the 1;..,:.-:p, vtitkrzt a hiat hour afe genuine. '.a::U V~i~ th:a, t n:a; had ar- wever, rant this nuer al- hat kas Dine. it i d Friars sure , so Fua.t~:e ,aptizicg ZCCA (.;1- Isabella. it was, .s of tile try thing ode oP ou - 4 he Jud- tht R us- exar . 1.k.Z1 .2 nci ,L.ar. tho I 31-EP;' A:. 3: - A ,ll of ISt- .uicl 11; NeW , " Lt fz:t be cecdvel • . Ut:esfr qt:l , 0 q 1.411 I.e 11111► al zef ta.n: od to Gs er 4 ,41 to til td ,eat Nerw 1d• M.P. mai pe Iboes4. K=,7, PiesS!.. V bas ;c , FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Bcc. MR. G It EEN OUG lf svEcToR AL LOZENGES of TOLU, the great demand for which, after upwards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for ail Coughs, Iloarsenesses, Sore . Throats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have " R..Haywerfis" printed on the stamp , by whom they are prepa red, as successor to Mr. GreenEugh, the Inventor; sold in Boxes Ilarteenpence halfpenny each, by his appointment , by. F. Newber y and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. C o & s pur-atreet ; Nix, Royal Bache/le ; Evans and Son, Long-lane ; Ward,32i, Holborn; Clark,SIGS, Borough ;. Sanger, 1.:(1, Oxford-street; Barelays, Fleet-Market ; lilalce s Sk, Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Ganaine Medicines. Where also may be had, Mr. Greasoaglis celebrated TINCWILLII for presere ins the Teeth and Omens, sled awing the Tocelaach, is enlarged Bottles, at es. 9.1. each, v. itb " R. Hayward" aiguid cat the gieni. THE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HILL, M.D.—For Coughs Colds Asthmas, and Consu m p t ions, this medicine is unequalled; the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relief, and by due perseverance, on a radical cure. Thole d:hose l o pngs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain Rem ed y .. It o p ens the tho retie ucts, heals the soreness of the breast, removes difficulty of 13reathing, promotes easy expectoration, and prevents as well as cures all consumptive Affections, so fatal to thousands in this country. No medicine was e'er so universally counterfeited as this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Rai sam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. The Genuine will have the Names of " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Piurs. " engraved on the stamp. Sall by F-..Edwirds, 66, St. Pahl's, nearly opposite the general entrance to the Cathedral, oh the Foot-way ; also by Sanger and Chandler Oxford-street ; Ward , Holborn; Wilmott, borough; Nix and Stradling, Exchange ; and Emerson, East Smithfield. Price 3s. Cd. and 2s. 6d. Non est vivere sed yak re vita.—Maaratc. " Life is only Life, when blest with Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; utaestrained avid insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not anni hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every di-organization of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promoted when ProfesSional men (disregardiag the suggestions of the en vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence,, and the ebullition of the passions at'an unguarded moment. "The strength of a na tion consists in the health of the people ; but It is melancholy to reelect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state, because susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the moot complicated state of exhausticn may be roused into manly energy . incense study—immoderate anxiety--long residence hi tropical climes, and many other causes, will frequently derang the sea won s swiss ; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine bapes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness Luis ,arras*, can now be ' treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science having divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long 1 1 rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal of early symp toms; that the most inveterate case will yield to our remedies within a mouth, and that in a person who only suspects himself injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing ; a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene- 1 rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the softer sex, have not escaped our attention ; in which mildness combined with efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. In fine, our system is unique., peculiarly energetic, and eminently sue- cessful. Educated in this our native cky ; schooled in our professional attainment by its splendid medical characters ; and having been able, personally, to compare with admir.nion the British Surgical practice, with the continlstal, our pretensions to superiority (in a branch we have selected) are matured by experience, which is ' evinced by the daily applications we receive, even Irons distant countries. ~, CUSS and Cu. M. IL C. Surgeons. 13, llouverie.street, Pia:et-street, London. •„,• For the general accommodation we do not limit ourselves to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reason able hours. —Country Patients are requested to describe minutely their symptoms, &c. when medicii.c, with advice„ will be imme diately forwarded to any part of tits kiti3viu,-.4 &aloe is eltecte 0 accompay the cue. PA RLIA'IIIE.VZiRY PROCEE.Dir%'GS. ITOrSiVO? LORDS, APRIL 17. The A pell on 114 importput %peva= of WI Qaeenallerry Leases LdugJr.rrd in caa.anakuimi, Mr. Qua - 1 :mm uJelie•se,i the House at great length, as Secotal Cotruel for the Respondeus.—Further hearing adjourned till Monday. A number of Private or Local Rills were brought up fr(rn the Cektmons by It S. La, r: mt, and other Members, and fc-1 the first time. Mr. WiI.TOLC, from the Secretary of State's OlSre, presertcd an Account of all the Pardons granted under the Great Seal for the last ten years, tngether with an Aezottnt of all Fees and D..- dos paid thereon, Ste. pursumt to an Order of the 11 , ...ee ; which, on the tnee.on of Marquis of Lamm-ere, were or dared to be printed. Several Private Dills were furwarded,aSer which their Lt.rd ships adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Solicitors :dad Attornies of Preston, against tUegal Conveyancing.—L:..d on the table. Lord L.ISCELLES presented a Pctitian from the Cleth l / 4 -s and Broad Cloth Manufacturers in the neighbourhood of against the Duty imposed on the Importation of elape Seed 1816, and praying for its repeal.—Laid on the table, after a f. w woids from Mr. Coe and Mr. Ciawau, and ordered to be printed. Mr. DRUMMOND presented Petitions from the Proprie tors of Land in the County of Kincardine, against the Lusue.ie Asylum Bill.—Laid on the table. Admiral FRANKS presented Petitions from tke Work-peo ple employed in the Cotton Mills at Mansfield and Langsrorth, in Nottinghamshire, and other places, against the Cotton Fr.c tory IkiL—Read, laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. COPYRIGLIT. • - Mr. LAMIITON rose to present a Petition, to which, from the importance of the subject, he ear nestly invited the attention of the House. He w-s the more anxious that the statement contained in the Petition should be distinctly understood, as the grea: question on the subject stood for discussion this even ing. The Petitioners were Mesas. Rodwell and Mar tin, eminent booksellers. They complained of the grievous operation of the Copyright Act as affecting their trade and property. As the law now stood, they were bound to furnish to certain public bodies eleven copies of every new work they published, no matter what was its nature, and the amount of its expense. The Petitioners, among other injuries re ceived from this impolitic regulation, stated some particular instances, to slim the extent of the de mands made upon them under the Act. They had lately published a voluminous wot k,which was so well appreciated that the Author was offerei permission to publish it in France, free of the duties on works sent from another country, if he would send the work there. In the one country an encouragement by the remission of heavy duties was held out, but in the other a grievous and oppressive tax was imposed upon publishers for the be.tefit of bodies who h.td ample funds for the purchase of any work; they required. • The Petition was then brought up and read. It set forth the grievances touched upon by the I-lon. Member who introduced it. On the question that it do lie on the table— Mr. PLUNKETT rose and said, that the Peti tioners set forth losses in particular instances of "Cl. and SOO/. Now he should wish to know how they estimated these losses. It was one thing for the pub lisher to state the sale price of his work at a retail calculation ; and another, to state his actual loss on the terms imposed upon him. It was one thing to say, that so many customers had been withdt_wu 1.0 Leznee Mr.