Star. — London, England, 1818-05-04 00:00:00

UMBER Za. VI Elf PR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. AIR. C. I. ASHLEY respecirully acquaints the Nohltity, Geatry, his Friends, and the Public in Gene- N I, his ANNUAL BENEFIT is fixed fir SATURDAY liaT, May 9, Whituin Rye, when will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC, Frans the Compositions of the most favourite Authors. Is which Miss Stephens, by particular desire, will sing, ' Hush ye inaty warblis; choir," Auld Robin Gray,' and Let the seraphim',' Ca a tt ampanied on the Tromps. t , by Mr. Schmidt) up Frith, ' Pious orgies,' and' See, see the hied indulgent plts; Miss Georic ' The Hymn of Eve ;' Master Donaldson, • sh e livesus the valky ; Miss Stanford (her first appearance) 'Or let the merry bells,' and La donna the e amante ; and Cord, 0 itlarlte) l'anima," Vittima,' and the Duesto Ah prolona,' with Mr. limb= ; Mr. Brahatn the fa vourite Cantata of • Alexis; (accomp anied on the Violoncello Mr. Lindley) Deeper and deeper still," Luther's Hymn„' Sound an alarm; Mr. Thorne, ' Farewell to the nymph ; "r. Yardley, ' Convect is not to beams" , dir. :'.iend of the brave. A Concerto on the rote by Mr. •Drumer. A Concerto on the Pianoforte by Blaster N. Winnow (bit Lx ap pearaocr). The (;rand Chorales of ' The Heavens are telling,''llse real:Ault. of Li d vis; (from the Intercession) -For unto us, g od the Hallelujah,' (from the Messiah) Gloria in - omelets,' ' Let their celestial concerts; to conclude with the . Coronation Anthem' God save the King. Leader et the Band, Wr. W.:az—Organ, Mr. JACOB, Organist of Surrey Chapel. The remainder of the Bar.d, *and the Chorl,s se, (which will be numerous and complete) by the melt arproted performers. Dolts to be opened at Six, begin at Sevens/lair-price at Nine. Tickets to b.: had of Mr. C. I. Armen-, 4, Cirencester-place, Thsroy.square; at Birchall's and Chappell's Music Warehouses, Bund-street ; and of Ur. Brandon at the Theatre, where places for the Bores may be taken. - . • THE ANNUAL DINNER AND DISTRIBUTION or RgIVARDS OF THE SOCIETY INSTITUTED FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFAC TURES, AND COMMERCE. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this Society will he held at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen.strc.A, on TUESDAY, May 12, at Half past Five &Clock precisely. is order tc ascertain the Number to be provided Tor, Gentle men are valcical to attend for Tickets on or before Friday, the SAM May, to the Society's House or Freemasons' Hall, where IlKy may be had at Twenty Shillings each, which includes the 'Suit eaperse. The Distribution of the Premiums and Donn tia Toted to the respective Candidates, during the present Sze sm, will take plac..! on Tuesday, the 26th of May, at Twelve o'Clock at Yvon , in Freemasons Hall, when the Candidates are tomes& Members not in arrear may have Tickets ou apph take, at the Sxiety's House, fur two Ladies and one Gentle. rev. Nat: but Members can be admitted without one suds li:ket pe: son, signed by the N:embtr distributing it. t•y , Dion to be open at Eleven o'Clock. H. R. H. the Duke of susagx, President, in the Chair. =watts:is. Jsates PL.\ MILL, Esq. &multi Pass:con, Esq. M.P. J. Recess, Esq. F.R.S. Gioanz Rovstr, Esq. W. Tines, Esq. V.P. F.R.S. Axsaoss Wa.nase, Esq. J. 13:.c5t.:%, f Lac-. 8ix.v....;0xi, TWEET Btuuaa, Eick Wu.u.ut Eitoo:3, Fock. 1. D. Lim 11 Moo's, Eery F.R.S / 1 4411. Tln: Dinner will be on Tabl tidy, and no colltoam to t E at Half-put Five o'Cloek pre icle. By Order of the Society, ARTHUR AIKIN, Sec. EDINBURGH ALE. AALLAN, No. S 2, SZETHING-LANZ, TOWIRe . s:c►-.;, hal on Sale EDINBURGH ALE, of superior Quality, in BOTTLF.S, for Ready Money, at Eight Shipings, Nine Shillings, and Half-a-Guinea, per Dozen.—Delivered free of Porterap in Town.—Bottles, if kept, Ss. per Dozen. Pur chasers may depend en being supplied with Genuine EDIN. BURGH ALE. 01D7.14, addressed to A. ALLAN, litit.zz's Water, East or at the Vatu.sa, 32, Szzyma-z.e.we, will meet enedLte 3t:€l,.bn. S. B. ALE in hogsheads from Seven to Nine Pounds per ,s.head, and also in Pint Bottles, at 4a. W. A. 9d. and Ss. id. 'Lc careully packed and forwarded to the Country. MONEY. VOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied vizt Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, snared an Freehold, Cupyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, limy in the Foods, Marriage Settlements, Widow" Jointures, Ckrgymens' Livings, or any other Property. Persons of re. c.:tLility may be accommodated on their personal s4curity, srai the h4iiness completed without exposure or delay. Apph e.el,a Tram twvlct to twe, or letters (post paid) addressed so Wills aid Co. NO. 49, South-street, Berkeley-svire. I.IAZARD and CO. Contractors with Government . 1 1. for the present Lottery, containing 107 Capital Prizes, car Eso,Goo, £5,000, A 2,000, &c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Pahlit tiny have so arranged the Scheme, that 20 PRIZES of Alp% each most be drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, The KING'S BIRTII-DAY, 4th JUNE. Ti* Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so teire-szliy approved in tin last Lottery, as to create a demand wiedi -Wed the price of a Ticket to -Thirty Pounds, and a Six ts?D'h to Two Pounds. 11 and Co. the present Conseac solicit erention to tire following points of this Scheme, rad) comaias more Capital Prizes, yet there are 4,000 Tickets' lat than in the last Lottery, and the present price of a Ticket is gril h'l9 ICs. and a Sixteenth tl. 7s. ALL Wftllllll3 MOULT. S Prizes of £2OOOOl 4 Prizes of 5,0014. and 2,000/. • 20 Prizes of 1,000/. 20 Prizes of 5001. °.,756 Prizes of SOU 200/. 100/. &c. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have £l,OOO more. First 500 Blanks will have £l5 each. The Sizth.drawn Prise above ''1,01:0 will have .C 20,000 more. Tickets and Shares are selling by Bazaar) and Co. Corraac.. Issa, at their very old Me, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHA NOE, t.tanlulted upwards of 100 Yens) who Sold and Shir e ,. ° WE PRIZES OF THOUSANDTWENTY' POUNDS : the last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries amounting to some Millions. Farotrite Number. may be obtained by an early application. • MARTIN and Co. feel great pleasure in bearing testimony to the superior mrrita of the present State Imlay, to commence drawing on the . KINGs BIRTH DAY, ( 4th June ) . The theme ia groundett on tbe approved . Pbut of the last 14 'tterT, as there are • 101 Capital Prises, 3 Prizes of £20,630, 4 Prizes of £3,000 and t2,P90, "nu' of .Cl,OOO, in addition for the 20 Thu-draws vihiLli will a ll b e d rawn in the fru 20 Minutes. And see only 14,000 Tickets. RatrkhcalkL rstare, who purchase before the First Day, bave advaila LIO pterlutis Lottery ever posaeued. It will also be seen that there are MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, and 4,000 TICKETS 11.1:S3 THAN LAST LOTTERY. l't tie Taitt-s..re Seeding Man, y. f lkkats ak Silures are on sale at Mar t in and Co.' s F ortunate ""te , P, Corn!! ill, and fsad-strett, where No. 12,066, 41 464 to t. 4 Port Wine, No. 15,512, a prize of 5601. "Mold ia 4rts in thelast Lotteri, and prizes of 20,0G0L ' G AOL late t..vo preccding contracts. , ---"'"•:...., '‘) * . s-Y:f. i;',.. ; -'... 41-.. li ► i . , re 4 * ‘ , . -.... Y) ... 4 ir O*l. MOND: PUBLIC Nomulitii IRK ME LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS Cl W.ILES AND BAXE-COBOURG. THE CENOTAPH COMMITTE, turdy considering the various common) received, and in conformity with what they Stye is she wish of the Public, beg leave to Inlenrion, should their Funds be adequate, to posed TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on extensive to admit of its being approprLued DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE (For the BENJAMIN OFFICE OF ORDN.ANCE, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS turn ORD 11'4 NCE d. mar ori That proposals will be petaled K tiath S is air before WEDNRAIDAY, the St hem such Persons as may be swilling ts ING of tits LAMPS at this Offlgswilabr- at the Woolwich, for a period of three years, determinable expiration of the first year, upon notice of three option of either Party. Farther Particulars, together with the terms pf the Contract, may be known at the Secretary' aforesaid, any day between the ' - Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be op-and endorsed, " Proposals for Lemplightinz real can be admitted after the said 6th day - - es'Clock at Noon of the same day.; neither 'be noticed, unless the Party maklnz it, or half, shall attend. By Order If the Board. OFFICE OF ORDNASVE, THE Principal OFFICERS of his - ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their in or before FRIDAY, the Bth May next, as may be willing to undertake the Supply . other Articles, for Service of this Department, Three Years, determinable after the expiration upon notice of three Months, at the optinn Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, the principal Storekeeper's Office in the respective Officers of the Ordn nee in the Woolwich; and farther particulars, together and Conditions of the. Contract, may be known Office in Pall-mail aforesaid, any day between and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must b up, sod endorsed—" Proposals for Shirts, ' sal can be admitted after the said Bth day o'Cloek at Nook of the same day; neither noticed unless the party making it, or an agent attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. 'CONTRACT FOR BRICK& NAVY-OFFICE, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERSr SIONERS Ai: MAJESTY'S NAVY do That on THURSDAY, the 14th instant, they will be ready to treat with such Persons to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yards Woolwich with BRICKS. A Form of the Tender say be most at der will be received after One o'Cloclt on nor any noticed, unless the party or an agent Every Tender must be accompanied by the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible gaging to become bound with the person tendering, of 5001. for the due performance of the Contract. A NEW FURNITURE OIL, prepared BIAS SHILLITOE, Chemist and r High Ctbss. This valuable composition, labour, will produce as brilliant a polish as or the warm hand applied to the furniture . wards. It has no unpleasant smell, and will linen.--Sold in pint bottles at 2s. Half-pint Sold, by appointment, by - E. Edwards, Church-yard; J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street Co. No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; J. Stradling, H. Bolling, Cambridge Heath, Hackney ; It. Place, Hertford; M. Wheeler Chelmsford. , Lower-street, Islington ; B. Smith, Cite-dips& shire; and may be had of must Medicine V Country PE following Statement is respect o the Public by the Proprietors of T 1 by which statement, made upon the affidas Publishers and the Twelve Pressmen, it clearly fair and ordinary Sale pf THE OBSERVER i Thousand, weekly, and on frequent occasions, events occupy the public mind, a considerable Copies are printed : We, George Goodger and Matthew Brown, fishers in The Observer Printing Office, do ' a:A say, that the regular average Sale of Th pper is upwards of ten thousand and eight weekly, and that during the last quarter, weeks only, sv;.• have published, and fairly ti.4l of twenty-eight copies presented to the r.-, and paid the full amount over to the Proprietors dred and thirty thousand, four hundred and ninety- Papers of The Observer ; and these Deponents oath, and each say, that frequently, on caeca' public mind has been ..ached by particular server, in addition to its regular number, has , from one to seven thousand extra Papers. " GEO. GOODGER, " MATTHEW I" Sworn at the Mansion-House, London, this 28th day of April, 1819, before me, " C. SMITH, Mayor." " We, William Stephens, John Wynn, muel Jennings, William Tuffnel, John Benson, Thomas Cooke, John Baxter, Thomas Hawkins son, and Charles Priest, the twelve Pressmen Stinting-Office, do hereby make oath, and we have printed, during the last quarter, cot weeks only, one hundred and thirty thousand, ninety-three stamped copies of The Observer that tine regular.and average number of The r by es, is upwards of ten thousand and weekly, independent of extra numbers, ter sting events have taken place, we have printed from one to seven thousand extra " WILLIAX Smrsess, " " JOHN WYNN, " Rosa: JOHNSOW, " SAKUSI. Jmunstss, " " WILLI** Torrsax, " " Joint BENSON, SI " Sworn at the Malsion-House, Loudon, this 23th day of April, 1818, before me, " C. SMITH, Mayor." - 1 11 • - Pt•i (1.,a . " s. 11 . ... „ - ..... . a . • • -/..". . - 1 _ i .: .. me , / . I'''' , ..;,: . A • I ..... ~, .1e• ' 5 ‘ • , ;.•• 3, • .: . • . , . . - i ..,„;& ..,, p 1, : -.. , .. . • , . .34 .. ,;4i - -:- • - ' • .-, t i ,ph.r ,- . .. I••• C . • .1 Ai\ . NT „.. I. pll v .. , • 4 ,3 %•Al ' it l% &hire € 1 • - seS 40......_„ 4 - 0 1 . 1 . ....., 13 ith .. 1 , 1 4 . •- • i _l t t \ t \ 4 . . . ' _ . I - . 1. ,I, gat ,. tile lik'. "' N ... . • • , - • ...• IAY MAY 4, 1818. PR ICE S EVEN 4 P11:1111US. . • . ) ---,--- ...311mna1p.............- .. !MORY OP THIS This day, Was publiebed, price 10s. 6d. boards, ' OXFORDSHIEIIi; ' - - a - • 11ARLOTTE or . Ella cited by' Thirteen Platea, Adjoining the Road to READING and FIENI:ZY. I „ and Ram_ •Ilaiadi Dimi 7s. A sendr ND T S C R ot y t u ages Nige and N tip A l lt ard E s s of ef lti v il eis cl u iTi i N E: ,UROiC I AL ESSAYS. - Part First, by ASTLEY FREEHOLD FARM, with good Flialthi-110'..;.• Oat- . : COOPER, F.R.S. Surgeon to Guy's Hospitals CEE, after ra fi n'a -.6./AMIN TRAVERS, KRA, ISurgoon to Ss. Thomas's MO' , S mications they •ifl y have reason to TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, i state, that it is • h a i ` :‘-411. 1.0 P4i nian 8e*) nted . n f i si i r i n :Cil t tian : rt . e act 4 Sess orm e lite and _, Th oßtaofvsn-Urec,Pattennße:tegur-roghw;.amd ARA LE, and WOOD LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, . to construct the p ' ' In a few days svill be published, A VALUABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD Whitehea l fi r l A le T att , adcalljeedinin;itthl?K'roaslENtoD u E oL A d ß iu M g an ; rerea d ize t n e in on , ,_ 1 - In !to. with Segraved Miens of the principal Harbours, to le , t , 1 , 1 1 e _. .Parikh o f Checkendon, County of Berks; comptiarg a a scale sulfide • BRIEF DESCRIPTION of NOVA SCOTIA, , • Ito the purposes 4.1 t. incistding a particular Account of the Island of Grand FREE CHUSIOffi By ANTHONY LOCKWOOD, ; en r , art Fa ii rm ent a o nd rch t r a d ck r -yar ,rei ds i , swi b t a i r i ns inertg litab t i k es riv apd h,g esnee-belic Farm House tiled, conveniently planned. good Committee), , of Hydrography, Assistant-Sueveyor-General of the M Out c -b es. trildi G n ar gs d an iu d eor Ar ; a c b a le pit l di tuid ,w , o ti d tl i m an o d c s eu , p c :t n i t o ai n ni o n f t e 4 1 g BOTCH , Jun. . d. Prnrincea of Nava &lade and Calve Breton. Printed for T. Ca W. Davies, Strand. Trees. and about Two Hundred and Eighty Acres of Pasture ;:, April 50, 1515. Of w lOlllPi may be had, M ab r. co . u l t olu tlne t • I II I % n u t!' tred 'a is la. Ad s 1/ A An accurate and higkhafinished Chart of the River St. John.' so of os,,,a- Dim s notiv . • end Thirty-five Acres in hand, full of fine growing Beech, Oak, tek, price 6s. a.. _ give Mefer, Ash, and other Timber Trees; and sundry Brick-built Cottages This day were published, price ss. adjoining the Lands, and in Ealsde Street.. - f i i i Clie% 111 "1"3611' fal REFLECnONS eollloPavilag • ' the Expediency of To be viewed by applei ng to M r . S amue l Ilb_orsead, at • I day of b s y "its a COUNCIL of the CliUlil of ENGLAND and. Woodcuthouse, neer Nee • debed, Cianno_ 9f . sea= P r: r betake du LIGHT- the CHURCH of ROME being holden, with a view to accom. may he had • at Oarestw?y's ; and of Mr.• Robins, Warwick- at the Timm and modate Religious Differences, and to promote the Unity of Re- street , Goide,coquare, where a Plan of the Estate may be ems - ... tra i na bl e o w a n, , lallinsi la the Bend ot Peace: brambly, but earnestly, recces- - , - --_+ . a - • '"' 4 as- mended to the serious attention of his Royal Highness the SALES BY _tt,TTLON. a- xr . -'" - . • three month., at the P r i nce R egent ; t h e M ost R everen d t h e Archbishops ; ch.! Right •. . Reverend the Bishops ' the Reverend the Clergy, and all Lay --:.;,.. ern „ an d au di t i ons Pa-sons who are able and willing dlspissioeately to consider the MIDDLESEX.--B A NII;$ OF THE T11.i.74F.5. • 34. important su b ject. . SC NBCIRV-PL.ACE. ' Secretary's Mee in • By SAMUEL WIX, A.M. F.R. and A.S. • • e hours of Ten and ViC3X of Saint Bartholomew the Less London. The Mansion to be pulled down, trenost denrshle and valuable Copyhold Estate (equal to Freehold) lathe-fr e e • soot the - be delivered, sealed Sold by F. C. and J . Rivington, No. 62 , St. Paul's Church- Land-Tax redeemed; capital Garde% Ground, wa ded ranad ; • kiting ;" but no Pro- Yard SJ. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly ; and at Oxford, Cam- Meadow and Arable Land, about Seventy Acres, in Lots. i lii . bridge, Dublin, dr.c. &c. 1516. T af. May, at Twelve By Mr. ROBINS, her will any Tender Thh day was published. in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. in boards, On the fremiszs, on Moamar, fay IS, a: Twelve, in Poor Lets, _ • the Second Edition, of Very Eligible ESTATE, Copyhold of kh er i- ' an Agent in his he- CHARACTERS of SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS. ; 1 By WILLIAM HAZLITT . A tance, subject to a trifling Quii-rent and Fine certain, com- prising the site of the spacious elegant Nieman.), to be pulled R. H. CREW', See. " This is a very pleasing Book, and we do not hesitate to say, down. The Land lies on an elevated Bank of the riarnes, be- _, I, i e pr a go, 1818 , a book el very considerable originality and get ius. What we tween Hampton and Sunbury, commanding extensive rich view• - / sit MAJESTY'S c hi e fly l ook for an to such n a t wo ei rk is t a i tn i fi ne sens e the a r. d all this, and beauties of the of the country, and the beautiful winding or the [liver, a mint cauhtieuchanttag property for erecting villas, an Island i:, the Ri v er, Notice, more, we think, may be found in the volume before u .." - . • and the Banks to an extent of the frontage of the Estate, the Office, in Pall Mall, &Unix Review, 36 . • whole containing upwards of seventy acres, orn amente d w i t h f u ll I , Printed for Taylor and Missy, 93, Fleebatreet, By whom t, from each persons will be published, in a few shah . grown timber trees and plantations, a Gardener ' s Rouse and of- will of SHIRTS and air. Hullo's Lectures cattle English Poets in one vol. svo. Poet, fires, productive gardens walkal round, clothed with numerous i I 1 choice fruit trees and cross want, about four acres : four hot- mein, for a period of ILONGPiAN, HURST, AND CO's CATALOGUE OF houses, green house, capital orchard stored with fruit trees, sheds Lion of the first Year, OLD BOOKS FOR lal 8. and outbuildings, stables, yards, and farm yards, all compact, .. a t lof either party. This day was published, price 25. - and near ly w i t hi n a park paling. . .c i upon application at THE SECOND PART of a GENER AL CATA- The Lands may be viewed to the time of Sale. particulars Toner; and to the 1 LOGUE of OLD BOOKS, for the YEAR 181 8 . on the Premises; at the Castle and Magpie Inns, Sunbury; he Royal Arsenal at Containing the Classes of Theology and Ecclesiastical History; Swan, Chertsey; White Hart, Window; Castle., Salt Hlll ; #1; Facetin, or Books of Wit and Drollery ; liistoire, Antiquites, Talbot, Richmond ; Mr. Knight, Kingston ; Toy, Ha:apt:m- ath with the Terms et Melanges, en Francois, Relict, dec. each in their various sixes. Court ; the Inns, at Twickenham, Hampton, and..lLainslow ; • own at the Secretary's To be sold at the affixed prices of- Messrs. Blake and Sons Solicitors, Coolemaeurt, Carey- s een the hours of Ten By LONGMAN ; HURST, Eras, OlM11 ; and Baore. street ; at Oarraway's Coffee-house; Cort.hill ; „and of M. • A E)' Part the First has been just puldished,and the succeeding Robins, Warwick.etreet,• Geklet.square,. where 14.1ssis of she it be delivered , wale ' Parts will appear with all possible dispatch ; they will contain &Luc stay be seen I and en the Ihendlea • I , &c." but no Propo- the classes of Auctores Classici, Gr. et. &at. Dictionaries and SUN BU RINPLA CZ, between HA MPTONvod 'HINDU R Y. yof May, at Twelve Grammars ; English Poetry, Plays, and the Daarna, chiefly old ; :r will any Tender be Magic and Witchcra ft ; Natural History; Mathematics, dt.c. Genuine HOUSEII_OLD FURNITURE, lin :liana PLtes , of --- --- ----- - - --- --- - - --- ---- - - Silvered Olass, India Cabinets , nghtalay - Clacks, Marble ,- - ent in his behalf, shall E BRITISH REVIEW, No. XXll.will be pub Slabs, with 'nary Cold Frames, i, varlaus FlAteres, Brewing rim... of the Ist of May, and contain Ankles on the fel- Utensils, Lead l'isterits, Engine tamps,. 6reenahouse Piaui., i • 1 ' • CREW, Secretory. lowing Subjects:-I. Paawasmvaar Ramps; Oldtield's Re- Panning Implements, ice Cow, Hag, Manure, Elan Thebes , presentative Maori and Bentham on Parliamentary Reform. • Faggots, two &810 Boats, and various Effects. • CH& 11. Beppu. 111. T/12 CA7/1111111XIE PREACMIES ; Sharpe . . Ser- y Mr. ROBINS, - . , • . fc.E, M a u 1,, Hog, mons, Bentham s Inquiry on Baptism, Bimeon's Test of Reit- On the Premises, &rubor -place, leaween Haripton sod Sim. • 4 or gion in the Soul. IV, Nicholas's New Zealand. V. life and bury, on homier , y. IS, and Three Following Days, S and CO '''' re . of Dr. Benjamin Franklin. VI. lbecovrants rims Genuine H USEHOLD FL IiNFIVRA 4 do hereby give Notice, in Arnici ; Turkey's Narrative, Riley's Tmabuctoo, Narrative 1 samprisiig a.handsorne Suite of Drawing - rum Mire and - not, at One o'Cloeh, of-Ruben Adams, Legh's Narrative, and Leyden 's Discoveries. Sofas, lofty brilliant Plates of Glass, in -rich carved and g ilt i an . as maybe „ eau VII. Cavacu Misinomay CONTROVRESS ; Archdeacon Thomas's frames, one Plate 107 by 59, two 81 by sG,rare old -India Cabins* . . g ii.d..svii, Wilson's Answer, and a variety of other Publications Fier Tables, with marble tops, carital wt I: made Cabinet A , rßeJes ands at Deptford and on the Subject. VIII. Poem of William and Robert Whistle- In mahogany wing Bookcase with glazed doots,Wardrabes, craft. IX. STATE Or MORALS AND CRIMINAL JOIUSIMII:DIL.NCE IS ing, Card, Sofa, Pembroke, Knee-hole, and other LibraryTebks, ' this Office. No Ten- Ades, and Memoirs Sideboards, of Sidebods, capital lofty four-pest Bedsteadi wi t h ri c h silk, lus Fusel ; Trial for the Murder of M. Fu , o- - Madame Mattson. rine, and other hangings, and Vandow Curtaies prime reasoned. ' n the da y of Treaty , Loadon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paterno•- Feather Beds and liadang,Turkey, Brussels, and Waw a c arpets , . gent for him attends. ter-row; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. . Culinary Articles, a Mangle, excellent Fixtures , in remotes and other Stoves, Bailees, Coppers, Brewing Fixtures in excell.nt a Letter addressed to " BRITISH PAINT MANUFA - CTORYTQiei,i- It • ponsibie Persons, en- preservation, and Utensils, Lead i:saterns, Linguae: Pt.in; s, 0 ard w Lights ;ht . * and Tools, Greenhouse I lasts, Garden and T'%. re-Engines, STELE; CHEADIMIL. a n endering, in the sum IMPENETRABLE AND ANTICORROSIVE PAINTS. g Implements, a Caravan , Cats, Ihrnees, capital keel Grass-roll, a-fine Cuw, ILv Manure Elm Timber Faggots, mean. lnvisible Green per Cwt. 50s. Black - pee Cwt. 565. t Olive ditto - - 765. White . - -48 s. Sailing Busts, limit, 6,,, • ' . leaden ' , I me very tine Fi gures, and van- Tepared by THO- Bright Olive ditto 11 Ss. Yellow - ' 361. ores other Effects. Druggist, Tottenham Dark Red - - 501. Slate and Lead t . 48s. To be viewed three days pri'cedln r the Sale ( Sunday excepted), , with half the usual Bright Red - - 365. Colours - Mr. when Catalogues, at Is. eatit, may,be had on the Premises; of s Varnish. Hot dishes Chocolate - - 481. Stone - - -50 s. - . Knight, Kingston; and of air. Robins, Warwick -street; • ' leave no mark after- Prepared Oil to thin them for use ss. per Gallen. Gulden -square. ill not soil the whitest ReF.o...•d Coal Tar Brown 2.•.'5. per Cwt.-00111111( II 1 a int bottles Is. 2d. Best White Lead per Cwt. :.os. I Turpentine per Cadio : 65. . SUNIJURY-PLAC:i. . c s, No. 66, St. Paul's Second ditto do. 465. Linseed Oil do. 4s. 9d. Capital BUILDING MATERIALS, no the B a nk s o f t h e t reet ; W. Sutton and LAMP OILS. Thames, most eligible for Water Carriage to London or &l- ing, Royal Exchange ; Genuine Sperm Oil 9s. per GA. Refined Oil for 15s. 6tl. per ferent parts of the Country. • i 'R. Shillitoe, Market Good Burning do. Is. od. Patent Lamp 1 Gallon B y M r . ROBINS, i rod; J. ;'oat, No. 15, Pale Seal Oil as. od. Pale Whale Oil es. 0,1. On the Premises, on Mee:nay, June 1, and following Days,* 11, Aside, Halifax, York- Common ditto 3s. Std. WINE, very E xce l lent MATERIALS of the Capiial Venders in Town and ' The Impenetrable Paint.; are suited to all Out-door Work, 9 where a handsome appearance and great durability are required. ..a. ,:.. The Coal Tar Paints, parti:ularly the Refimd, will preserve comprising the costly Fittings-up ache principal liaoms, a superb ,ectfully submitted Wood for many years, hoWelrer much exposed to the effects of •Drawiug-roont, eaptssively finished, the Door,, Shutters,and the TIIE OBSERVER, the weather, and is a certain cure for Vermin and Dry Rot ' • i t Mouldings, carved and gilt, rich painted Ceiling, Paruiels, &e. davits of the Deputy gives a covering nearly equal in appearance to the best Pain ts. fine Italian Chinenea-pieces of heautift.l sculpture, and others ; learly appears that the The White Lead, Turpentine, Linseed Oil, and Painters' Co- hanikome Doors and Sashes, with Pl..te Glass, Stone Smir-eases, / TER is nearly Eleven lours, are, of the best quauti.r, The L a mp Olio are warrantel Walhscot and Batten Moos* 0-k and Fir 'limbers, large quantity , ions, when important genuine, and from the tnatiner in which they have been purifiel, of Portland and other Pavement, several tons a Lead, Shots and i able number of extra will be found superior to those generally sold. 'file-sienna Brick-work, Iron, and other .Articles, Fittings-up of GEORGE UPTON and Co. Stable and Coach-houses,(iranary, and otaer I'.. vs I. ulAings, &:. Brown, Assistant Pub- Merchants and the Trade supplied on advantageous terms. a mat desirable opportunity far Gentle-men or Builders t the . do hereby make oath, SC B. No quantity less than 141bs. of the Impenetrable l'..ititm, Materiah are of the best, and no expense spared in the erect i on . . The Observer News- • and I Cwt. of Coal Tar, sold. May be viewed ten days preceding the Sal -; Catalogu es , u ight hundred Copies, - Is. oar the Premises; at the Castle, Suabisay i Waite !lone, LIOOPING COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine. Uabi Age ; Mr. Kaiaks -Kingston;, Messrs. illake and 57.43 ', consisting of twelve Roemrs ROYAL EMBR t /CATit)N. . Cook'mocourt Carey-street •• at GAITSWAy'S CArre.ll643St, Cora. , sold (with the damp- m ANY Thousands of Children are cured annually h ill; and of 'Mr. Robins, ilarwkk-etreet, omdlii.fluare. a Proprietors' friend .) \ oprietors for one hun- by this remedy. On the fi rst attack, an immediate appli- RICHMOND, SURRE T. . cation of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION will prevent the tom- I I ninety-three stamped F , onents fart h er ma k e plaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may DELIGHTFUL VILI.A, on the Banks of'tbe TIIA 11E% occasions when the completely cure. In the most nbstinate cases perseverance will with beautiful Lawn and Pleasure-Grounds, Garden, Cour .tilar events, The Ob• produce the desired effect; and no Remedy-can be so well tat. Houses, and Stable. . has printed and sold culated for Children as this, for it requires no medicine to he By MR. ROBINS, • ' taken inwardly. In common Coughs this Medicine is equally At Gairraway ., Goole-hone, i n aa se a,,,, r , Allay, aa .,... ahm, ors - N TT/lEW BROW. eificackus, and may be relied on for M W en, omen, - and Lid o•LI - a CRMIAT ; the Seth of lay, leis, at 11`welve o'llock dren, as safe and effectuaL lii no case cal this medicine be genuine unless signed en the wrapper by J. Roche. and every A RY • - isN'E I)i:sit - able LEASEHOLD ESTATE, . I, stamp the name of E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard, comprising a spacious VILLA RESIDENCE cleguitly . , R o b ert J o h nson , Sr (who is the only Wholesale Vender) engraved thereon. fitted up, embracing every eterturtienoe, and Waisted for the e.... comniodation of a NOULILAIAN or a F.tall Ll' o f Ins. I , Lawn, James Moore, Price U. and .CI as . per Bottle. - . TI NCI' I ON, no expense Uterine been spaced to reader the Pro. awkins, Stephen Hick- VALUABLE 13RINE.PIT AND SA LT-WORE S, mists comfortable in every res?eit, lyealatiiMly situated at RICH. ;men in The Observer Between NORTIIWICII and BIIODLKWICH, CIIIMMIRE. MOND, on time Banks°, tbe Thames, embracing mos; kiting- . and severally say, that TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, lag Views of the windings of the nisei AO the tussah. t r, consisting of twelve sand, four hundred and By Mr. ROBINS, adjacent Country; containing a h-adionte Entrance aid Veva- 1 -ever Newspaper ; and A VERY EXTENSIVE and CAPITAL SALT- bales leading to a "I"' of elegant APartal"tlm a:anis:tag of a he Observer, as printed I A. WORK ; consisting of Eight Pans, capable of producing -wi ng-roomy Crary , Ea t ing P " 1. .,., ' lt of wwwi dbne7.o97s, - w • • nreaxiast-room, i.onserratnry, and yeakeistl-raona, ernbelialse 1 ' eight hundred copies, Two Hundred and raly Tons of Salt Weekly; with ten- _,... Land scapes, spacious principal nturcaee sal csaaery, save, , of which, whets in. Houses, Coal-Holes, Drytg-Stoves, Weighing - Machines , and `'f'• e..Ertl • ueit • abers, six good :11.:6.011;,-Et.I01.16 Deer Rr.l lave not nuirequently very spacious roomy Wafehouses, all enclosed by Walls and v er y seenda Staircase ;on the Ground Storey a pleasant re i tia • I capers. Gates, and Platforms for shipping immediately into the Flats. • JAMES MOOll4 A capital STEAM-ENGINE of ten-horse power, on the most 114 _7 3 - 7 d d 4 Chi nese oaces l34 :ra c jU ..4. tet o n i r ac w i and t h " su ite , a ir Araby, I, Tnowas COOKS, i improved principle, for rai .ing Brine ; and Reservoir for the mite ""` Joint Baxess, I supply of the pans. A afana-er's House, Labourers' Cottages, ~, Coachman ' s Roo m, G r .. rT , t aL......b.....".' LaA: : . a ....-dPitg: Here arrouno,llll4 out with gray ia . .d Was ks, planted with Shrubs, ..', TRONA. Hamm., I Gardens, Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, Accompting. I Evergreen% &c. sl Ting to the River. STETMEN HICKSON, and • house, etc. and Land. p articulars may be had by applying to Mr. Hervey, Alm . -To be vizvred by Tkitets. Partieears may , be had on th e Cumkss Fuger. ford; at the Commercial Howl, Lively:4d ; Exchange, M ann. ' ' lei artist Carle and Talbot, Rizhamona; Pigeene, . B ran ., 3 6ford • Star. Kew 13-11 • and of Mr. RtAms WerWkh.croo t , cheater; Angel, Macclesfield ; and 'id Mr. 'Roh"ns, Warwick- .: • S e ' li e, • ...G nicti- opiate, cat wt.....a Tickets for siewia ll , La) is c o w l. street, Golden-Bquart. 1 • .. . • • . . .