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Nn rog'ird Wia be had to any Tender that is not made agreeably to the presciihcd form, nor will any Tender be received for per forming part of the Work only, but a price must be inserted n;alnst every article. Eacls Tender must be delivered to the Board before One o'Cluck on the said Friday, the ::sth instant ; and the Person as tin makes the Tender, or some rerson on his behalf, must attend, to answer whet: called for. Vlch Ti -r must be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two r ,lonsible l'ersurs engaging to bccome bound with the Party ten in the penal sum of X 2,500 for the due performance of the Curtract. 11',ILLEI: CLIFTON. ,-- i LADY, the Widow of a Literary Gentleman, long IL connected with the Press, after having with difficulty brought : l pf).:r children, with whom she was left nearly seven years, is now, by u navoidable tircurstances, reduced to such distress, as to compel y,-, though with great reluctance, to appeal to the Public, and to sei..:ic that aid which can alone relieve her from embarrassment and ler t hiblrA from want. The most satisfactory explanation will be given by Mes..rs. Underwood, Pooksellers, 32, Fleet-street, where s•.:hccript ;ors will he received. The foll:r.v:::7, aunts have already beau kindly contributed : Ihr K.ypt Highness the Miss M. Fit zclarence 1 0 T. eh....... of Clarence X 3 0 Nies. Robinson 5 0 1:_: - . of Erroll 5 0 Mrs. Harper 1 0 :unt.....i of Erroll 50 I Lady C. Calthorpe 1 0 eTtain Wooltuore 5 0 Lady G. Somerset 1 0 a Lady 10 10 Lady Thomas 2 0 'sr. Caney 55 I Collected at Cowes 12 0 l'.,rtain Fitzclsrence 2 .2 Dowager Countess of I.rtly Calthorpe 1 0 Erroll ):hs .1. Fitzclareuce 1 0 This day was published, price 6s. TIIE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITICAL. JOURNAL. No. LXXIX. Cornerst—Standard of National Prosperity—Rise and Fall of PraFts—Capv.in I lall's Journal on the Coasts of Chile, Port', and Visit to Spain—lmaginary Conversation. 01 Lite ra;y and Statesmen, by Walter Savage Landor—A o: the lieitish Knipire, from the Accession of Charles I. the Rt.- tts-stion, tke. &.c. by George Brodie, Esq.—Latly Suffolk's Ctn.- repande!ice—Frencb Romances—Law of Evidence, Critui.l.4l l'or.:turc, Publicity—ltaly—West India 3lissions—lnsurrection {)::reran. for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Longman (7n. London. This day was published, fsr,lplete in One lar,:e Volume Oct::vo, a new Edition, with im. rertant Improvunents, and above lOU 'additional Engravings, price £2. ,11 N ENCYCLONEDIA of GARDENING; com-, 1 the Theory and Practice of Horticulture Fluricul r-e, !rhorintltuie, and Landscape Gatikning : including all the hen Improver: nt-, a teneral Ili-t,ry of Gardening in all Coun ries, and a :itati , tical View of it, pr.:bent State, with Suggestions t--its future Progre, , s in the Britibli isles. Illustrated with many hundred Eugravinv on Wood. By J. C. LOUDON, Y.L.S. lI.S. &c. .rrilted for I.nngman, Hurst, Nets, Orme, Brown, and Green. hi the Press, AN ENCYCLOTZLIA or PLANTS, and an ENCYCLOP/EDIA or ik:ltt- C-I.TURE. BAILEY AND MAJOR' SCAPULA. Recently published, in One thick Volume, royal sto. L'CAPUL/E LEXICON Gimco-Latinum, &c. cum inelicibus et Grzco et Latino, !tee. consilio et cura J. BAILEY, U. opera et studio J. It. Means, A. B. editutn. in this edition are incorporated the notes of D'Orville, now first rimed from an interleaved copy of Scapula in the Bs itith Museum —the choicest authorities from Scott's Appendix to Siephens"lhe saurus—and the Appendix to Scapula published by 1)r. Burney, from a MS. in the possession of 1)r. Askew. The treatise by Am. ronius, together with the Opuscula of other Grammarians (never Ittfore appended to the Scapula), are taken from the edition by Valekertzr, Lugd. Bat. 1739—and the Etymologictain Liti;ux Gratz of Lennep, as edited by Scheid, has been sub.titnted in place of the Lexicon Etymologicum Lingua Grzcz of Harman fsvo treatises on Accents are added, the one usually appended to Vi.:ertic, the other by Lambert Bos. In other respects the Lizevir edt:vc; of 1652 has been followed implicitly. London : Richard Priestley, Ilizh Holborn. This day was published, In Crown Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, OUR VILLAGE: Sketches of Rural Character and Scenery. 13y MARY RUSSELL MITFORD, Author of " Julian," a Tragedy. " Mitford's elegant little Volume is just in unison with the t.:.!e; it is a gallery of pictures, landscapes, fresh, glowing, and c:• , irely English ; portraits (likenesses we doubt not) all simply ;wetly c:doured ; in short, a hock to make us forget the hurry, hu-ik, the noise around, in the leaves, tall old trees, and rich meadows of her delightful Village."—Lit. Gaz. May 8. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave. Matia-lane. This day was published, In Three Volumes 12mo. price 9. 1 s . board.= , , ► T RIALS; a Tale. By the Author cf " Fa vourite of Nature," &c. fkc. To man in this his trial state, The privilege is given, When test by tides cf human faro, To anchor fast on Heaven.-•-•WATI3. Printed for G. and W. L. Whittaker, "'torso volumes display much discrimination of cir.r.u..tcr, air! mut' , ;ha renders a novel both ainerior and iwtructive." " \V, cannot close the book without repeating t!..e kin: useful and agreeable."—Literary 'lay 1, A 1 ,3, by the lime Author, l'hc FAVOURITE Of NAICI:L, in Three Volwaes. Third • -•• (),•,( NT) a Tale; in Three S:corAl TO FLORISTS, tais was published, in I'2mo. with coloured Plazei, price Bs. boards, a ~I A coN('isE and PRACTICAL TREATISE tint.lie tOlit)W - I'll and CULTURE of the CA LN ATION, Auti,:cla, Polyanthus, Itanunctili , 4, Tulip, Hyacinth, Pose, otti....r Planers titicluditig a Dissertation' on Soils and Manures, ;aid Cat A•igues of the lino:viand most esteemed V•llieties "I Flow. r. Third Edition, with .1:1.1i:ions. By 141031 AS Ilt*t(:G, Florist, Paddinton-green, Printed for G. and W. B. Whittalts.. - , Ave.-Matto-latie. (hot lleado 3 / 4 WV 'perceive that we haVe read this Won': with r- I 'dt satisfactitin ; and its WC see 110 reason to doubt of the fidelity u Lich :`.lr.llogbttas repotted his experiments, we advise them o • I , uiltase his thoeilt, and reap the advantage themselves of his intelliand devotion to so) a;,reuable a pursuit as the l'o;•;•••• sift: of ti t. ll.)wo:r-gaasitu...-Itintitly Censor, Octeher,lS2f2. ITAI.WYNa (; A 1' 011 I), WINE MER CHANT::, No. 7, OLD DON o-sritEET, and No. I, BURLINGTON RCA DE, having recently enlarged their Premises, and considerably augmented their Stuck of OLD and SUP WINES, respectfully offer them to the notice of the Nobili:y and Public; they beg leave particularly to recom mend their preselit selection of Old Pale and Brown Sherries, which, with the finest Wines of every description, they are 44.11inj at the futlowing moderate prices for immediate payment: Coot' Stour Sherry Flue Old ditto r er clnz..l6s. 425. to 455. LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA N E('-MAU:ERS' SOCIETY, for every Description of CA RINE r FURNI TURE, FEATHER-BED :lit) MATTRESS MANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Corner of LEADENIIA LL-STR EFT, don, opposite Aldgate Pump. Mune 31onex ()Nix. TUE Sociely of Cabinet-Makers respect!nliy inform the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Industrious Mc..hanics who have large Families, by ofTetin;; them Manufactut :A Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than any House can do in London, there being no other Profit required on the Goods but the bare house and other expenses; at the sante time will be sufficiently satis fied with having censtant ~niployment for themselves and families. fl s Svciety was establi.hed in June, It4lB, consisting of 4att 3:echanies, adlng the number of their Wives and Families, amounted co t;:i. The total Number now receiving Support through the :!guts of this Establishment is 1.2.5 Mechanics; adding the number of Wives and Children, 6;25. 'The Society and their friends beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recoinmendations, and Ihall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future sati;fa.Aion ; at the same time solicit a continuance of their h.nievolenc.!, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following Articles are inserted a% a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warrat.ted.—liordy Money only. _ _ Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom .C3'151.- Full size l'ent. Bedstead £1 os.-13urdered Hair !Mattress to fit £1 lg.-Mahogany Drawers, solid Ends .C.:5 7.5.-Feather Bed • I:)..-Ditto, free fro:n dust and smell, full size .C 3 101. -Six jap:)nol Chairs or any descriptiln in oil sel 6l.Brst ditto Wa , .h. hand Stand 16i.-llitto Dressing Table 165.-Ilearlt Rugs 1 lg. -5 feet 6 inches, Chests of Drawers £4 45.-Three m iliogan 7 Pembroke Table .C 1 ISs.-Three loot ditto on pillars and ciasys 155.-Mahogany Dressing Table £l.-Ditto Lide:t., best £1 45.-D:tto Box Glass, two drawers, best British Plate 155.- Ditto ditto £1 65.-Ditto Swing Glass, large siz,, commode 7.5.- Ditto ditto 45.-..--Ditto ditto Bs.-Ditto ditto 125.-Tray Stand 7s. -Long Mahogany Tray 123.-Japanned Book Shell 75.-Tea Caddy 10s.-Music Chairs, any pattern Bs. GI-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6 65.-2 ditto ditto • 155.-8 ditto ditto £7 79.-8 Trafalgar ditto 18 t3s.-Ma hogany Sofa to watch £6 10s.-Ditto Couch £7.10s -Ditto ditto £8 103.-Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood £8 155.-Set of Mahogany Tables, two Card and Sofa, on pillars and claws £l2 125.-Ditto, the best that can be made-to order or pattern £l6 10s.-Straw Palliasse Tent Bedstead and Furniture £3 155.-Bamboo Bedstead and Frenct elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, £8 103.-Five-foot Mahogany four-post B:dstead and Furniture, with French draperies, lined all through, complete, £1.5 10s.-Five-foot ditto ditto, £l6 10s.-Ditto ditto, with cornice of a superior mike, XIS 10i. -Ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant drapery, £20.-I)rawing room Curtains, of the best Morino and Chintz, fitted for windows, L 6 65.-Ditto ditto, £7 75.-Ditto ' of a superior and elegant style of work, £lO 10s.-Drawing-room Sofa, 65.-Ditto, £7 7, Ditto,XS Bt.-Horse-hair Cushions, each ss. 61-Common d.. 4i. W. THURNELL, Azeitt. COUNTRY ntaxxxs MIPTLIED. Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sent to all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West hies.—Cap tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for Exportation. Apartments Famished at a few hours' notice, and Houses in two or four days. WIIERE TO REGALE; OR, THE LANGUAGE OF NATUR.R. LAST' Winter, when General Rust with his forces, Pervading the land paralyz'd our resources • His laws he enferc'd with such piti!ess vigour, That man, beast, and bird, felt hi: obdurate rigour. Ile left us since three or four times—then canto back With atigniented strength to renew Lis attack. In one of the Gene'ral's cessations of 'spoil, Some lah'rers relaxing at meal-time from toil, Sit down to regale, when to welcome awake, Vast numbers of Red-breasts approach'd to partake; In confidence ni:x'el with the men, quite at ease, And pcck'd at the crumbs from their hands and their knees. While one Rubin Red-breast attention to win, Its perch gaily took on a labourer's chin, Essaying its arts, neither rude nor uncouth, And picking its food front its kind feeder's mouth.° Each species that lives we may truly opine eilet by language or sign. The birds now departing on other pursuits, Were met by cu Amateur clad in bright boots, When fbcking :wound him, the JET'S glossy shade A groupe, by ref :ction, of red-breasts display'd ; The lately-fed birds now with ntotion and tutee, Seern'd telling their friends where to eat 'and rejoice. Fresh fund of aniusement the lab'rers injoy'd, Thus seeing their leather'd acquaintance employ'd • rut when they tite incident told of the feast, The Amateur said, that bird, reptile, and beast, All nature throw,liout, were in language not lacider; t Well prov'd in this instance, by ‘VARaEN'S JET Iit.ACEINC! • The circumstance here mentioned is a literal fact. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING rre F rcd cp ri ll ft ICE '''..1.;% 7 E!•4-1'.1%.14 • 14. I;ECE. NOTIFICATION BY THE Sr \ ATV. OF IPS.%ttA To TUE CON. sur.s AT 137.!YRNA. 14 The Government of this.i loud being a b:1 ch of our Gieek Government, has charged itself with the business of ieforming you, Mestieors Consulc, of the abuses and violations which arc daily succeeding each other, and are committed by the Captains of met chant vessels under European flags, who trade needy, in con tempt of the Orders and Decrees of Monarchs, of the ?ow Ors of Eerope, and of their avewed neutrality. ° You cannot but knew that e loeg time since the Sultan, Aevaie,el with defeat, has :sus:ed himself to the lortone of Mel:erned Ali l'asha of Egypt, charging him to undertAc the. war ace ins: Greece, or that the latter voluntarily obeyed, in order to make proof of his good fortune; hat perhaps you arc ignoeant that many Cap tains of merchant vessels have been freiehted by Mc. teemed Ali Pasha, who has used their vessels in the war at;ainq theeze as transports. We ;tie well persarded that the orders which all the Coa'uls of the F.uropears Powers have published have had for their basis the maintenance of national rights, and the neutrality sig. nified by the Monarchs of Du ope, from whom Greece has mote than once implored the succour and assistance which she still awaits; can they remain inehfferent and see our rights trodden under foot ? 4 , More than once, and in different circumstances, it is proved, Gentlemen Consul;, that you have signified to us, with reason, that we should respect and ObtetVC ex actly the rights of nations, which rights in fact have been, and ought to have been respected with the strict ness which t!;ey nerd; e. Is it not just that our rights bhiaild be teco,;insed in the same mannte ? \\len the Mo narchs of Europe, who are inconte,tably the protectots of the rights of nations, shall be informed of similar abu,es, and of the neglect of those rights, they certainly cannot remain indifferent to the semi:nous of philan thropy, its favour of a nation which, during the space of four centtuies, has groaned under the weight of a cruel tyranny, and which for the last three years has combated alone against its tyrant, in order to acquire. its independence and its legitimate Siovereige. " We hasten, thet dote, Messieurs the Consuls, to ad vertise you of the contraventions of these Captains, being persuaded that you will rigorothly set the affair to rights, otherwise our nation will be obliged to hinder them by force; she act with justice, at the same time follewing her own profit and advantage, without offending any society of !nave and just men, knoeving well their riehts and defies, the recoenition of which she ont ! ht to claim from philanthropic Monarch;. 4 , Well persuaded that you will never contribute to our desuuction for t'.e advantage of our enemie., whose religion and law, arse cmltrary to those of ( 'lnistianity, we tog you to accept the offer of our 'most devoted services. " Ipiara, the 15th March, 1t.2 4 . " To thelustzioes Conxul., of their Mitannic, French, Aui. trian, aad Netherland illaje6ties at Smyrna." The Coll. ", notice lilt tw.n was published the 13th of Aprii, by order of the Senate, and of Sir FREDERICK ADA:,r, the new Lord ComrnLsioner of the lonian lanJs. It is subjoined to the republishel Prcelarna ticni of Sir TnomAs IV/nurt.ANn, of the 7th of June, 121, in whidi all lonian suLjects were cautioned against takinx any pat t in the host;iitiei then pending between Greece and Turkey : " It is hereby ne':ified that it ;hail no lo:::;er be permitted to any individnal or individual:, not 'wing Attbject+, to reside in the te:titory, if they shall take part, durin their residence in tile Naid tcrrUory, in the present hos:ilities in Greece, by Living aid ciziwr party. " Cur Cu, 13th April. By order of the (Signed) " SYDNEY G. OtAiORNE, Secretary:' 2. 0 TUESDAY. JUNE 15. 1c24. NATIONAL (LATE THr. ANGERSTEIN) GALLERY. day was pithlished, price Is. ADESCRIPTIVE and CRITICAL CATALOGUE of the NATIONAL (late the Angerstein) GALLERY, now open to the Public in Pall-mall. Printed for G. and W. U. Whittaker, Aye-Maria-lane. GOETIIKS CELEBRATED NOVEL This (13y was published, in Three Vols. post Bvo. X.l. 11 s. 6d. WILHELM MEISTER'S APPRENTICESHIP. A Novel, from the German of Goethe. Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and \V. B. Whittaker, London. This day was published, In Two Vols. post Rva price ins. boards, HERALDIC ANOMALIES.—The Second Edition. °n um tulit punctum qui miscuit utile dulci, Lectorcn► delectando parirer que monendo.—Tlnuacc. Printed for 6. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. This day was published, . In Two Volumes post uvn. price Iss. NOONTIDE LEISURE; nr, Sketches in Summer: Outlines from Nature and imagination; and including a Tale of the Drys of Shrksperre. By NATHAN, DRAKE., M.D. Author of " Shakspeare and his Times," &c. &c. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. SALOP. errntrs of CORN an d GRAIN, belonging to the In the Toil:ships of \VI LLCM' and N ESSC L FEE, in the Parish of GREAT NESS, n About Eight ies from Shr.-wsliury, Evendimt over nearly CR OWN S TWO UUNDRED AND EIGli lA. ACRES OF LAND, TO rtE SOLD BY AUCTION, Rv 3iessrs. DRIV Elt, At the Auction M irt, Battleilainew•laile, T.ondon, On Fitio.iv,_the 18th day of Jaw!, a: Twelve oCle.-k, By Order of th e Right I hismur.thle CH.% Lvs A 1011.1111 NOT, WILLIAM DAcvits Anams, and I vynv D.switass, Estits. t7onviii , , , ioner, of his : 1 1;i:r,:y's Woods, l'..res:s, and Land Revenues; and the Authority of th e L or d s Cornini.si , niers of his Majas:l's Treasury, AFREEHOLD ESTATE tlelim•ing to Majesty, consisting of aid the TITHES of CORN and GRAIN ac. cruing arising out of TWO HUNDRED AND !;EvHNTy- TH REP. ACR El of produ.:tive LAND, situate in :he l'own ships of Wiliest and Nescliffe, in the Parish of Great Ness, about Eight Mile, from nrevishury, on the Road to Oswestry, bein: the respective Properties of Lord Bradford, .111 in rdwards, E.-try Mr. William Pa yn and others, and in the Occupation of themselves or their Tenant-. Printid Specifications may be had at the Lion, Shrewsbury; Cro , s Foxes, Osirwry; Jerningkim Arms, Shitinall ; I.ion, Wol verhampton ; at the 01lice of Wools, Forties, and Lind Ilternu,,, Whitelvill-place; of I'vrnherton, mil Crawley, ro- Sall.!.ury-square, Fleet-strc,t; at the Auction Matt ; and of Mesas. Driver, Surveyors arid Liad Ag•erit , i, at their Oiiiec„ 15, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. Tis day was published, In Three Vols. post Svo. price XI. Ils. Gd. THE INIIENITANCE.—By the Author of" MAlt- RIAi:E." _ • _ Printed for William Eladiwoui, Edinburgh; and T. Cada, Strand, Lyndon. Of whom may Le had, . Marriage, a Novel. The Second V.dit. three vols. 12mo. TILE LATE REY. THOMAS COTTERILL This day '4'75 published, Price Ts. in boards, a New Elition, icing the Fifth, of FAMILY PRAYERS, Composed ptiocip3lly in Ex pressions taken from the Holy Scriptures, and from the es tablished Services of the Church of England. By the late Rev. THOMAS cora:DAIL, A.M. Perpetual Curate of St. Paul's Church, SheffiAtl, and late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell, in the Str.md; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Svlection of Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship. De dicated by p,:rmission to the Archbishop of York. Eighth Edi tion, Fie: 3s. Preparing for publication, A Series of Lectures on the Liturgy of the Church of Eng'.3nd By the !ay. Rev. Thomas CotterilL This d ty seas rehlisked, To Three Vols. post svo. rice fl. is. 6d. boards, RED GAUNTLET; a Tale of the Eighteenth Century. _ By the Author of " ‘l'averley," &c. " 'Master, go on ; and I t,•ill fellow dice, To the. last easy, with truth and loyalty." As You DICE It. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and llurst, Robinson, and Co. 00, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-mall, London. 01 whom may be had, All the preceding Novels, Tiles, and Romances, of the same Au thor, either collected or separate. IRON BEDS*FEADS AND HURDLES. T EES, COTTA NI, and lIALLEN, have on sale a . t reat variety of Iron Brdst2nds, with improved iron bot toms, viz.—Four-post, Tert, French, and Ilalf-tester Bedsteads ; Stump Bedsteads for Public Institutions. wtmight-iron Hurdles. Gates, and Fencing. luviablc strained wire Feticin.—Cast-irort Palisatling for Areas. Light wrought.irun Fencing fur Cottages Omer, Breccia:, and Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Gar tizn Rollers, &c. Hot-houses, Cucumber and Melon Frames. Evi:ry kind of Agricultural Implements as usual—particularly the Hay-making Mathieu; the improved Hay Borer, fur taking out samples, or preventing fire in ricks; new Revolving Harrow; and General &arson's new Cultivator; Miring Rods fog Water, &c. Wrought and init-i!on k of every description. At theit Agricultur.ll Repurizory, Winsley-street, Oxford-street; and Cornwall-road, Stamford-street, Lambeth. SHERRIES. Superior 1 '.;6: ant Brown tint° Ditto Ainontill.nlo IJitto East ludia 48s. 545. -60 s. PORT WINES. Port front the pipe - 365. Superior rich ditto, vintage 1850 425. Old Crusted Port - - 48$. Ditto, four to seven years in bottle - las. to 60s MADEIRAS. London particular Madeira - - 403. Fine Old West India ditto - . 445. to 545. _.. Superior Eitt India ditto FRENCH WINES. - 735. to SOS. Good . f:111-budi.:(1 Cl..ret - - per doz. 543 nxellent ditto - - - 7.25. Lafitte and Nlargot ditto - - 1C- Is. Ch:!rnparines - - - 755. to 105 s. Sat, , .. to . : and B , rsac - - iss. pia .1; Uk....4:: . 675. lit,:gundy, Ilviniit.4 - gc, 6.c. &c. . CA l'E WINES. Cop:: ;;,,. to .21z. !Thcit 2.45. to 1:91. ICGuni,ll (jr :pc - - as. _ . . . - - Dittu flock (la:to - • nos. rtittl Ihagundy ditto - - :,.;;. l:cd l',,litac C.:ye - ` 2...1-. - C0n......:::ti.i, iii pints - :!os. I`,.- Spirits, liqueurs, &c. &C. ATKINSON'S BEAR'S GREASE. SINCE J. ATKINZiON fitst imported this Article, he has cautiously forbornu to give any opinion as to its proper ties ; he metely guar.:int:ea its being gebuine, ..nd appealed to lung received 'pinion for its qualities, and to the writers on Natural Philosophy ; he is, however, happy to inform the Public that he cen now speak with more confidence—the numerous Venders, hoz!' lin town anal country, ln irig able to vouch its efficacy in all re . aned.al.l.• eases; viz.—Where the Hair has lidlen off from illness, change of climate, or .r want of sufficient moisture. In appearance it is thinner :lid rich: r titan any uildr animal fat : it penetrates sooner, and retains its in astute longer. Tar last arrival is of the finest quality, aid be had ui the Intiv.rter with or without fC.G. It is aku a most excellent article fur dressing, the hair, making it I",:actii:Aiy soft and glossy. by the James Atkinson, Perfumer, 4.1, Gerrard street, Solm.squate, London; and by appointment, by Messrs. Gat ti': and Peire.!•, Si, Loud-street ; Carter, 1.6. Smith, S 4 S, Oxfuil strcet ; P_terson, C'racechurch-street ; and by most Perfamers.— 'lime genuine is inclosed in a wrapper, with the briporter's Signa ture rind .illitss. TURKEY CARPET \V %IWIIOUSE, 5'2, I:ERN ERS-STREE P. HINDLEY, late NrAs anti Co. begs to acquaint the Nobility and l'uWie hr !L.+ r:•ceived 4 fr:c s::iccted Consignment of REA I. TI ;KEY CARPETS; and arty Size from Five Guinea, upward., ra.ly be had, warrantvd free from Damage, awl will be oii . et . ed che.:p for Rr.tdy . 1 6 I n y C.ll. solicit; an i:1 ..Ft.linti of hi; new and chciee A , ,sortmont of BIZ USSELS and oth.o. Carpeting, hich will be found equal to any 110n5..! in a.:(1 on more moderate Terms. Alio, a ipiarnity of Old PAO tens,:a Is. per yard under the usual prices. N.B. A Real PERSIAN C.1111'14:1' for Site. il;ezegt. 51, sTitAND, Loation ; And solit iu every• Tov:ii in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in llorrlci, 6d. 10.1. 12d. and 18d. ea:h. Also rAsTE 11L:1CKING, in 1'0:4, 6d. 12d. an.l each. A Shiliing Pot 01 Paste is equal to Four Is. Mules Ass fur WAMIEN 's 131ackirg, SPAIN. MADRID, MAY 31. Yesterday, though it was St. Fer Jinand's day, differed little fiorn its predecessors iu skew or brillianc l y,r,v ing to the Court being at Aratijnez. However, tie cannon were fired, and by order of the Co: regidor, an illumina tion took place in the evening. This latter was pretty general, as even many famities, though in a state of ex eme indigence, put lOrts in their windows, other wise they would have drawn upon thetnSelves the in dignation of the populace. ' There Wii*: a miserable band of music stationed in the balcony of the old Custom House. The theatres were crowded (a rare event at prevent), to witness the pieces got up for the occa , ion. The best of these, called La Tetitititt llealisla . {the Roy alist Assembly), was written by sl. Carne-ero, a kind of political Harlequin, who finds his acennnt in all changes of Government, having been an tiara Constitution:lint under the former regime,as he is now anUltra under the pre , ext dispensation. Yesterday the King acct Queen, the Princes, and their wives, %vele to have ap pealed, for the fiat rime,- in newly invented carriages, called Diablas (She Devils.) These vehicles ate so con structed, as by means of machinery to assume different forms with great rapidity ; each of them costs 65000 francs (2,6004) This extraordinary sight did not take place, in consequence of the Infante Don Francisco's carriage not being finished. Letters from Valencia, of the 25th, contain details of what took place at Ittruena, a rich, populous, and ma unfacturing town near Valencia. It appears that when the news oi the Amnesty having hien publihed art is ed there the bells were set a ringing, the people assemb:cd in the streets, and sent foreh shouts et " Long live :he Con !" ani the wornen appeared in pubic, .reariag greet! ribbons (the Constitutional Ccloor) ; it is even said that the stone of the Constimina was c placed. • The people of Regnena prospered• tnricr the former regime, and were con eqiiently:.mtacllc.l. tl.us to ir, but they have e,iven but little proof of prudence , ': Untimely shewing their respect for it. Tre•Ts were cent off from Valencia, to icdoi:c them to 01,:cr ; and 4 9 re : Y" . ""• 1 •al his beta transtniLted to Madrid, de ,cribing the unlooked-for event. The Corrinidor, who it amens cenl.l not save himself ;ion) joining in the general joys ba , t":" di " it " f cut eu as of disbanded sGI oe s:c.a in the streets of .',lath rtr fi vr ;n ll l , a l e i s o s. d i oa , : r b ta t c i k %: t e i r ic t i i t. l,‘ 3 C r i e )a t l o s liiswant ^ without 'yore • without lseda—ii present. They , ), wre:c • •-• i t t il e t L o i t ;-( l l .l ' :e c3 :. ti rd a.s sp L e i i c v t i a si c ° l l e l. th i e L s i e s it n aked, .t.::ldtheir clothes iu gabs on them. nea 4•- ! • A I 4 t i 1 , I , , . 4 i a., IY 'iy `ll I s i