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ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-On - IC& Established by Royal Charter in the Rettn of King George 1. match, Leo:. - PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums due ols the !1 instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready is be delivered at the Company's (Meta, *Yee the Royal lactuinge 'ad in, PA-Mail, as well is 6y their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties anered are requested as apply for the renewal of th.-ir relleies, on or before the 9th of ispr.l !Int. US the ltStlid hhrell days allUSVed for payment, be yo :d the date of each Poliey, will then expire. SAMUEL. PENNING, jun. Secretary. - - - 1 . 1 4 r. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 9, will be performed, THE WINTER'S TALE. Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ; Antlgoatm, Mr. EGERTON ; • Polisenes, Mr. BARBYMORE : ilorlsel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Archfdaniun, Mr. HURRAY; lbepherd, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Clown, Mr. LIS roN ; Autolycus, Mr. FAWCETT. Hermione, Mr:. SIDDO NS ; t i ralte,Mrs. H. JOHNS TON; Pauline, Mrs. POWELL ; Mora, We. LISTON ; Dorcas, Miss BOLTON. Te which will be added the Melo-Drame of THE BLIND BOY. To.nige aturdayr cor, Othello ; with Timour the Tartar. Or S, Macbeth; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddens. Perth, March 2S, I 811. AT x numemus MEETING of the MEFt- CHANTS and MANUFACTURERS of PERTH and Ps Vicinity, called by ROBERT ROSS, E.g. Provo -t, and held this day, in the Council Room, to consider of the nrc . scary means for obtaining the Benefit of a fair participation in the Trade to the East Indies, 'Ha day was pubiisl4ed. In Two Volumes Royal Octavo, price Two Guineas, boards, and in Royal Quarto on flhe paper, price Five Guineas, boards, THE COSTUME 07 THE ANCIENTS. By 'THOMAS HOPE. Printed for William Miller, Albetnarle-street, nit 1.. jar { 44 This New Edition of the alum work is et tendedand made complete by One Hundred additional Plates, and consists of three hundred Engravings in Outline with Letter-press. ••• Attendance is Wei, daily, at the said Ogee!, for the As larat,et: of builtliogr, Goods, Merchandise, .111 d bil•rt is Has boar • or while Building, from Low, or Damageby Fires awl eso for tho A , ,ursnee ut, and granting Atnuatele% Lite.. N. B. Fire 1 1, dides will be issued, free of expellee, to the dlae sured, where the annual Premium amounts to n 4. or upwards. hq; MRS. HELME'S POSTHUMOUS WORK. This day was published, In IVuls. litmo. price I 6s. 6d. boards, MAGDALEN ; or, The PENI'T'ENT of GOD stow, an HIS T ORICAL . NOVEL. I ` VJ • By ELIZABETH HELME, Author of St. Margaret's Cave, or the Nun's Story, the Pilgrim of the Cross, &c. &c. Printed for P. Norbury, Brentford ; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, No. S 2, Paternoster-rows London. Where may be Lad, Camp?. Discoveries of Columbus, Cortez, and Pizarro; trans lated by Mrs. Helme. A new Edition, just published, price 16s. 6d. 12mo. half-bound. GRAM) WES I Etcl4 CANAL. 'THE COMMITTEE will meet at the Clmpany't Cllltimpton, oh Thursir. the icti. Apra ricer. at• Eleven otinelt, to rree;ve fu:, air! to Three Mile, Of encine. Einbantutz, and Pttl.Eiar, tient near Sams). ford, to...ards Tiv...troia, Devon. w; il. by 6a. iIL wd apt the only Office Licensed by and in the Name of DRANK OMB. r. Of lit 14. ,s. oys ck lib AUMACHIA, PRINCES-STEET, LEWES IN TER-SQUARE, for representing the Naval Victories of the Empire, by means of tnechattical motion imparted to opaque an d t ra nsparent bodies, aided by the powers of Optics and Paint ing, where the Ships and Elements are seem in motion, sailing, veering, and exchanging broadsides, with the effects of the French pips in fire, and the boats out savinj their vanquished enemies, riveying to the spectators the most animating idea of the havoc and destruction which occurred on those most splendid events, from eleven till nine—Admittance to each Is. N. B. The BATTLE OF THE NILE being petiodlcal, tan inky be exhibited to a party, except at one o'clock and at eight, when it is regularly represented. I.et those buy now, who never bough( before, And those vplto always bought, now buy the more ! IN the LOTTERY all to be drawn 30th of this blonth, April ; it containing Prises of as great magnitude with others of Value never betore known, and only 12,000 Tads. These superior advantages will no doubt cause a scar. thy of Tickets and*Shares: an immediate purchase Is therefore respectfelly advised by LADY BRANSCOMB, WIDOW of SIR J. BRANSCOME, • No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, Corner of Middle• Row, IRISH LINENS. THE BELFAST COMPANY, determined to sup port their &pendant Mechanics by full employment, are nnw selling Irish linens and Sheeting: considerably under the bctor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an export trade may hereaf.rr reward their exertions to keep the poor from want. They respertfhlly invite the public in inspect their valuable Stock at 50, Great Russell-atreet, Bloomsbury, opposite the British Mu aratn ; the only house in London where the Irish Linens and Sheeting+, of the best fabric are sold, warranted bleached on the jrass,withoutany chemical acid. No other article sold, and not less than a pine. The company's prices are full 20 per cent. be low any other house. Cash for Irish Notes. Daoo s:s, and O'Keefe, Agents to the Company, .50, Great Russell-street, r, ioomsbary. EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH FROM :THE WHI 11 HORSE INN, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. LEEDS, four inside Royal Union Coach, removed from die Angel, Angel-street, sets out every morning at liaMpast srven o'clock to the Hotel, Leeds; on its way out of luvin calls and hooks at the An ;d as usual. EDINBURGH, NLWCAS FLIT, and YORK Highliyer Post Coach, every morning, at half-past six. HULL Rodney Coach, every morning, at half-Fast sir. 'The above Coaches are remarkably easy and tate, are lighted, warded, and conducted with the greatest regularity and expetli- IL% 'I hey pass through 15iggleswasle, liuckden, Stilton, t , tarns ford, Grantham, Newer's, Raiford. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge. Coaches from the above Inn to most of the prieiripal Cities, Towns, s e ap ors, and faehlouable Watering Places in the king dom. performed by Roberts, Horne, and Co. who wili, not he an. countable for any glass, china, plate, watches, cash, Sinik-nuten, 113 ..orj.erds, boa ever small their value, nor for 411 f ot'er uri c,: of more than €.; value, it hist or damaged. unless 4111 1 paid for as such wh-zn delivered at their Offices in Town, or tt' ilk Agar illi the Countre. BRMSH PAINT MANI;I'AC - I*OR Y, t h• 4 4 1 41 4 00 N WALL, opposite Moorjate Lnd of Betlikm Hospital. afEAP,DinAILE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. 'Ave Om', 74s White - .565. Lead Colour 565. Dark diuo 655. Stone Coloar Shs. Black 565. izisible ditto &Is. Chocolate Slis. Red • 465. .4 82 ed Oil for the above, which poss:sses great preserving qualities, 51. pet Gallon. per Cwt. per Gall. per Gall. tigvh. Lead 525. I Linseed Oil Ss. ntl. I T urpeatiuc Is. ad. feu* ditto cis. I Boile.xl Oil i 'HE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are par tleahrly prepare ' d f ur t h e pa i nt i ng o f l' ar k P a li ngs, B r i c k " 4 ?lasi Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, Tilts, Slates, and *tither B oar di rp, of every description, and for such purposes They are unequalled, as they possess great durability, are a cure P"e'tive for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will star d in the __ ° t'v . it climate s . I n a d dition to these advantages, they are very ' filar nental, and will cover a surface considerably treater than rip ot her Paints, an d more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over 5 0 .. ,,:,,„ i , a i 1/41 411 Preparations from 'far, they have a most d e cided t h:. --I ;ris—firq., in adhrr:ng so clo se ly to any surfac e , that P°Vigr 4 the sari has no i kect on tht cor.eay, they are eim Y nt. aPPlication, being use!! with the same Brushes, and G e t r ue m2 "Der,as mitt: Paints. pton and Co. most rearcttully cffrt their tha•lks to the Nobi•it t • ' -eir rYe and the Public in netirral, fir the vrry great FE:runic, with wkich they have iseett !lotion! ed ; and they also tulorm Merchants, ship own ers , ezpt;:ini, and Dealers in Co -1 rs, that they have large quantities of Stop, Ochres Spruce Others Prr et, 'Derek Blacks, Reds, &c. as well at all articles its the ...t.h,e r • lrade frepared for use, a very superior qualtees. l' beie l Paul ts . dry yeti mini sot btiag prepared Id* ud. Lately was pwbiished, In a very large Bvo. volume, pr.oe 6s. is beards, LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and CO.'s GENERAL CATALOGUE of BOOM, in all Languagct and Classes of Literature, new and second-hand, with very low ready-money prices affixed to each article. Also may be had (gratis) with the above, A LIST of VERY RARE and VALUABLE BOOKS, com prising some of the most costly and curious Articles that were ever offered to the Public. •„, The full Value for Libraries. Pinsbarraquare, March gl, 1 41 SI. Just published, By Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, Patatioster.row, price los. bds. A KEYtotheNEWSYSTEMotCONIMERCIAL CALCULATIONS published by W. TAT a, Master of the Academy, Cateaton-street ; containing many important addi tions to, and improveme-As in, that Work; and exhibiting a va riety of abbreviated methods practised in the Counting-house, and in different Departments of Ti ade and the Public Offices, which have nev. r before been published.—Also, price vs. 6d. bound. An Introduction to Arithmetic, upon a new and improved plan, for the use of Junior Pupils. Lately pubh.hed, by die same Author, An Introduction to Mrichant'sAccou:its or Commercial Book keeping; for the use of Schools and Counting-houhes. _ This day was published. price 3s. AGEOGRAPHICAL EXERCISE BOOK; . designed fur the use of '7chools and Private Families. By C. ROBERTSON, Surrey House Academy, Kennington-cross. •„• Among the various studies that occupy the attention of Youth, few can claim a greater degree of pre-.:minonee than that of Geography, connected With the I,raciical use of the Globes.— Popular, however, is the subject, the mode of teach.ng k has hitherto been so obviously detective, that the Autti.,r ventures, with some degree of confidence, to elites this new plan, the result of no incons:derable practical 4:veldt-rice, to the Oubile, and to Teachers particidarly. London Printed for Lackington, Allen. and Co. Temple of the Muses, Einsbury-sivare. Ot whom may be had, In itsi. price 10s. ed. eery neatly half-bound, An Introduction to Modern Geography, familiarised by a set of Skeleton Maps aud References. By W. Clayey. On the Ist of May svili be published, AN ORIGINAL. AND SPLENDID WORK, ENTI I'I,ED, THE BORDER ANTIQUITIES OF ENG LAND nod SCOTLAND delineated. sped :dens of the Architecture,::culpture, and other Vestiges of td: met. Ages, from the earliest Times to the of the Two Crowns; accompanied with deicriroce Sketches, Biographical Remarks, and a brief History of the principal Events that 'Jaye occurred in this interesting part of Great lilritain. The whole of the Engravings will be executed by Mr. John Greig, from Paintings made expressly for this Work by Mr. Geo. Arnaid, A.R.A. Mr. A. Nasmyth, and Mr. 1.. 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AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE or DRUGS, with their properties, Doses to Children and Adults, the proper Vehicles far their Use, the Diseases for which they are employed. and retail Prices; to which are added a descriptiun of different Medicine and Chemical Test Chests, with their Con tents, as adapted to different climaies, and Uses; and an account of such Med ones as are necessary to be kept by families is the enuntry.—By REECE, BURGh...iS, and Co. Chemist to her Majesty. " •I Ms is awry Convenient work, and contains in a short cum• pass a great dented useful medical information." Critical Rev. August, 1810. • 'Fbird Edition, price s., ed. A Familiar Treatise on the Causes, Prevention, and Treatment of Asthma, Wbeeaing, and Conauni?tion ctin:aining explicit Directions for the ax of the different Preptrations of the Stra monium Herb. By I. T. Ftsh,:r, Surgeon, and formerly an Asth matic Invalid. ibis Edition contains, in addition to the last, the Disease termed Consumption of the Lungs, with muses new infurmatimi relative to its causes and cure, as *ell 13 of Asthma and other species of Cots-ii and Wheezing. A familiar and Practical Treatise. on the Causes, Prevention and Cure of a Fit of the Jout, with Directions for correcting the Gouty Cons:linden, so as effectually and safely to prevent the re currence of the Fit. To which are added, Observations on the Eau Medirinalr. Ey Desgexette, C. S. A Fiamduix Disiertatiton on the Causes and Treatment of the Disease, of the Tee:b, with explicit imiructions for their manage ment, on te. render them white and firm in their socket, and to preserve, them from caries, tooth-ache, &c. By J. P. H.stzt burgeon Dentist. Th:s Work contains mock useful information. We hope It will experience that eressive circulation, to which the inipor tanc:. of the subj.:ea entitles it.—Monthly Carprudium of Medi eiue, June, Into. Price 3s. 6d.—An Exposition on the Present State of thePro fetniou anti frade of•hiedicine, a. practised by Phy-icians, Sur geons, Apothecaries, Chen,ists, Druggists, and Quacks, in (...reat Britain, &e. /tee. by Jeremiah Jenk,us, .sq. a bate Member of the Faculty of Physic. " This work novinly merits the serious attention of the Mem bers of the British LeOlature, but every parent that regsrds the health and happiness of himself and offa l irmg. The many impo• sitions practised by regulir men and snacks here detailed, reflect indelible disgracemutts covearb—Meaddy Compearbesi of Medicines Daub ROBERT ROSS, Esq. Provost, in the Chalr, 1. Resolved, That, in common with the rest of our fellow sub jects, we conceive that we have a right to a Free Trade with all parts of the British Empire, under such Regulatior.s, as justice and sound policy may require. 11. Resolved, That, as Commercial Men, we forbear evering into the discussion of the Territorial nights of the East-India Company, or the internal government of its possessions, while at the same time we trust, that, in contemplation of the expiry of their Charter, the important interests of the Company will be muted on liberal and fair principles, compatible wi:h ;he sanc tion of a free trade to India, under equitable regulatlous for the general benefits of the subjects of the United Kingdom. 3. Resolved, That the natural effect of throning open the Trade to all the Countries beyond the Cape of Coed Hope, wail, In our apprehension, enable our Manufacturers to exert their skill and industry with alarmed energy and advantage; tend to relieve their present distresses;—and also, ream ',to we have rea', to contemplate, such new soirees o f t r ad e will yield employment to the many suffering operatives, wile, are, by the calamities of the times, and the tyrimilical restrictions of the enemy, diprived of thtir ordinary means of support. I. Resolved, That, as a Ivlatitifacturin7, part of the Comn:u nity, we feel it to be our duty, in covjunction with the Briti•L Merchant and Shipper, (on whom we so much depend for the sale o' our produc , s4 to unite in a respectable application to Par liament, that our Trade to the Eastern Parts of the World may neither be excluded, nor fettered by monopolies, ifs at present ; nor mien d by preferences granted to neutral nations. nor cramp ed be tintiecess try reerctions; but that the Merchants of the nited Kingdom nay have the clear and decided right of impor ting the raw ma-er'als and other articles of commerce from India, where. by the Indust-y of individuals, we conceive that they call be supplied on more favourable terms than by the East India Corn. patty or by foreign nations; and It may be pt., mimed that the same industry will introduce a greater proportion of british Ma oulaetores into those regions than are now exported thither. 5. Resolved, That the following Members be appointed a Committee, to prepare Petitions to both Hous,s of Parliament, in conformity with the above Resalations, which were carried unanimously; and also to take whzt o.h-r steps may be deemed necessary, in cooj unction with other holies, for promoting the important oliker i f a Free trade to India. I's'. T.-:S OF THE COMMITTEE. RottlT Ro y ., Esq. Provost. ROBERT HEPBURN. JOHN 'YOUNG. FRANCIS ROBERTSON. DAVID BI'ATSON. LAURENCE Rossarsom. DAVID MORRISON. I 1441 , L. CAW. D. G. SANDE•:AN. 'WILLIAM HENRY LINDSAY. DV.:CAN SP.II i I WON!. Five to be a Quorum. Signed in name of, and by appointment of, the Meeting, at Path, this _Bth day of March, 1 0 4 1. Y. ROBERT ROSS, Chairman. A T a - MEETING of MANUFACTURERS AT of CHINA and EARTHE.VVARE, hal at the Swan Inn, HANLEY, on Thursdgy the file Argil, 1812, pursuant to public Notice: JOSLMI WEDGWOOD, E in the Resolved, That we confirm and adhere to the Resolution% entured into at the Mee•ing of Potters and other hthalsitants the Staffordshire Potteries, interested in th it prosperity, held on the ''th day of January, for the porpoo.e of conddeting of the propriety Is/petitioning his Royal Highness the Prince Regent s to rescind, or modify the Order in Council, of the ..6th of Anil, 1 do!). 'That hav'ng presented our humble Pet lion to that effect to hi; Royal Highness the Prince Reguit, we deem it to be our duty to, reprer i ent our diitressed situation to Vie 'remaining branches of the t.eg'slature: and we Resolve aceoriling;y, w re-tition both Houses of r.-.:liarsent, praying them to take such measures, a; vi their te:.loni shalt seem meet, for olvaining the repeal of the s.;id Order in Colleen, or such a Modification et it as may relieve the distresses of ti.e country. "the business relative to-the Orslers in Council having teen disposed of, the attention of the Meeting %Vat caged to the re newal of the o:mur of the East li.dia Cumpaoy : and it was Resolved, that the opeulng of new Markets fir our Commerce ar.d Manufactures being the most obvious and efectual remedy .for alleviating the miseries occasioned by the present sf agitation of trade, we should be wanting in regard for the intereats of our families, and the welfare of the Workmen in our employ, if we neglected any occasion of procuring such an advantage. That do propostd renewal of the Chatter of the East India Company, rails fin our pankular attention, because the mono poly of the East India Comiany has been peculiarly unfavourable • to the Introduction and constunlition of ar.icics of British Mann facture in the immense and populous regions over whi Isthey have the confront ; and we confidently hope, that if the East he rendered accessible to tritish Capital and British Industry, new Markets of great extent wfil be opened to our Manufactures ind Coninierce. That it is therefore expedient far Ili humbly to petition both Houses of Pat liament to tllit• such measures as shall prevent the renewal of the Charter of the Esst India Compat.7 : but if the Legislature 511311 think fit to continue, in any degree, a Contmer cid monopoly to the East India Company, to express our firm trust and confidence in the just•ce, wisdom, and humanity of Parliament, fur a due and impartial consideration of the Import ant interests at wake; and to otter our earnest iinteaties, that whatsoever powers may be contilitt:d to the East India Com pany, they may be grantml in such terms, and with such vovi. slum, as may secure to the stihiects of this Realm tlit ut nost treed-int 01 trade that may be consistent wish a restricte4 triot nopoly, anti the enjoyment, at least, of such privileges as are allowed to neutral Nation•. _ _ That the Peutions s to each of the Houses of Parrament now road, are respectively kprovtti of, and that the Committee of the Association of Potters be desired to attsnd to the signing and forty: rdiag of the sant-. That the Marquis of Svarroan be requested to present the Pe ii:ions to the Holum of Lords, and that Lord 4JC►NYILLC Lavisux GOIVIR be requested to present the Petitions to the House of Coniniono. That the thanks of this Wet* are slue, aid are hereby pre sented to the Commicee, for their atteuttuu to the ingot - chef of the Manufac,ury, in having called this hlertiag. JOSIAH WEDGWOOD, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, The unanimous thanks of the Meeting were voted to him for his conduct in the Chair. LIGNUM'S PILLS.—For the infallible cure of all degrees of a violent disorder. One small Pill is a dose, and the salting of one box, In a recent ease, will convince the pa. tient of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be *better contrived, more safe and convenient than this remedy, lu totally eradicating every symptoM of this destructive malady by sea or land, as it needs no confinement, restraint of diet, or hinderance of bueln eel. A. trial of this noble medicine will soon sound i•s due praise. With each bee is givan a copious direction, from which the purchas4 n will be enabled to judge properly of their own cases, and to treat them as may be requisite, without further medical assi.tance, with secrecy and t.atety. ThL. Pak may be had wholesale and retail at Mr. Ligottries, No. 57, Bridge•screet, Manchester at Sit 9d. the baz ; rod al.o by J. Evans and Son, 44, Long-lan e, West Sauthiield ; Licey as d Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; Butler, 4, ; Newbery and Sons, 45, and :Thew and Edwards, r•fr,St. Paul's Church -Tar I; Barelly and 50..., 95, Fleet market ; Welton and Co. W 29, Strand ; 1 Sauget, 1.5 n, 000 rd-stree t .; &shot, ;loyal Exchange ; Cundel, 47, Minotiss; and moat :Pleiligue iftnAtrk .! •no Sp.: , 7;licat:tert truly be Peer at the add Office. to Col:mr?too ; at Iris. 'Y. C. 1) vtaaot e a. t-Ivirtet's Court, Lusa don ; mid at di: ()Zee of Altura Ward aid NI, rrtrazu, tort, Adarlhorough.—A• d for teethes arat..rrnation, arvly to Ms. V.'.1:11:1, the reiWent ENO:aril.% at lialbreton, eras Ty:tenon. Nlartbercul,vh, 111..rtat Yg , I t.:2. TO LAMP CON IRACCORS, SCAVEN6ERS. Pastes or Sr. CLZMINT DAN'S, MAIRCIriO. 111111. THE COMM I'l"ITE appointed pnvuant to Act of Parliament, for Paving, Lighting, and Cleaning the said Parish, do he -rig rive Notice that they will meet in the Vestry Room of the said Parish on Friday, the first day of May neat, at tht o'clock In the afternoon precisely, to receive Proposele w wining, sealed up, front any Perron or Persons willing to coe tract whit them fur Providing and Llghdng, front Sun -set.'ng to Sun-rising, about 800 ClobolarGiassLamps with one broad *I" Burner • a sample ef which must he produced, with the Cotten placed aterein, and the manner of cuttnig it. The Contracter js to engage that the Lamps shall be cleansed as least since= fortnight, and oftener if required. And ales to r e c e ive from Persons willing to contract for cleansing the Public Streeti. Lanes, Court', and Alleys In the said Parith, and taking away the Mud and other Hit la and Rulthish thercfrlts, 000r.in why week, or oftener If required. And also to receive Proposals frees Persons willing to cn!lect and takeaway theDum. :JxlAshes front the Nouns of the Ir.hahitants of the *aid Parish. Tht COottacract to provide 41 HOfiell.C.lnS, and other Matt rtals a:4 Intpletnehes necenory for tiu: perfvrmance of such wurkt. Each at the WO Contracts are to he sera, ave, and for one year, to comrsonce at M.chaelmat-day ncxt. The Con:ractors are to dive snacient smithy for the due rerformance of ri-t Contra-, riecify the name. of ‘uclt a.c triti.e in their res i n-el 'Or tyrw,lt, The form of the Contracts may be in.pected by apply:ag at the Office of MtiSOLJellOing4 and Comex, No. to. Carey-sweet. By Orilie of the Committee. JENNINGS anti COLUZI.OIeIts. TUNi3iUDGF,WELU,TO, BE SOLD, AMOST CAPITAL HOUSE, situate.l on ltuwft Ephraim, many years the residroce of Sir Worts 1 1, Aggitt, end tuAr in his Decoration, but raufesslon of which rtow he bid 011 the 3th day of July nest. Hro.e comists 914* rpicious Drawing-Room. I)itrog on.l Autt.ltolsin; tied-Rtigros, and Wats C' bet, wittt rr.ry othrt chore : u capable of great impr,icetttent, there being plray bl tot , rn for am* slumtintt the pureliAser might vilifier. Any Gentler:l4h, %rigida: tor a dettrable iteii!coct; ea. ere for it, with or without Farti.ure, by a letter, directed to it. ll£ RS, r:mcer, rtinbrid g e- Vt. elkg, vitt 11:11 160 illaitaiseed /louses to !et by !ha Week, Month, or for thu Scieon. • • FOR PUBLIC INSfCII - 0141. TU R PATENt COOKING A. IVA RATIM DAILY UO. from ltleven tet:Vour, Attila FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Isis, FLKAT4TRIGET. The peculiar qualities of the *luxe Apra...ants embiaie every trofol Itnorovemerr s arid it is 10 systematically arranged, a.. to he rendered oathable :roma small to the most extersive Entr.blisb• muit, pook.e.iint every convenience for spiriting, tic. goasting, Dt,iling. Stewmg, Baling, Ike. &t. the whole rf wlsiCa is per furrosti by one small bre, and watrauted to save two-thistle of Fuel. 'The vessels are us4l wi,hout the least :oil, by wind% means they are rendered far mare durable than those used over COM - 11011 Ranges. it is alto a certain Care for a Saii?aky Chimney. TOOTH POWDER. BEAUTIFUL White Teeth inay be retarded as one of the &realest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inatteminn to the teeth and gum; is the principal cause of an ot'endva breath. Burcas V soaram.s. KE..TURATIVI TOOTH POW/lit & most Orgasm and certain remedy tor alt die-a.s of the teeth and gums ; At, pattieular qualities are not simply confined to eleanslng the test b, but will preserve them in the hittitrst state of perfection y it render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be I.rise, and restore them to their origiestpurity, entirely era - React the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, r:ntler them of a healthful red, and- the breath ileficat.dy sweet. relieve and core the most excruciating tooth-aeh; gam-biles, gni swelled face. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4. Cleapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and ret:ll br Beiant and Slurp. Portsmouth. - Hall and J ohnson . Gosport ; Albutt, Wiltron,. Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewnaan, Exeter; ookwortity. Gilbert, and Holland, Plymouth ; Newbu.y, Du 44,1 • alma anti 111 4 13onald, Glasgow ; Sinith. Mandeltnis. Scott, ;ad Qt. gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Row and Peck , Hull; Greg son and Dibble, Liverpool ; Stains and Lyme' , , drichester ; Bowel', Norwich: Knott and litryd, Bitmineians ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny. Liver,-no! ; and of most respea. table Medicine Venders in the King.t.ra, hi soxes gs 9d. ea... A REAL BLESSING TO MO tlible 1. THE AIM:RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. THIS never failing remedy far Children. cutting . their Teeth, was brought front America by.a fsm:le,wheris It has saved hundreds or Citiliken when tloutht pest recovery through c-invulsie , s ; for in half an hour after using, the ehihl will gradually rt co rer, 'wing as inoocent as friction!. and go plea. I ant , that no child will refine to let their gums DI rubbed tell It When children Pre four mon. ha old. though t haze is no,ameraancs of teeth,mothers d•ould rob oue but:leo( the Sootkiirdirly via their gums, for, by opening the porta in that er ly wage. not woe child in a hundred will have lit% or what is termed breedits the tt•rtit in their loins, the cause of go nary ricketty children ; sa.d prevents that painful opera ton of laering th gum, which ..I..paye makes the neat tooth much harder to tome %towel). Mo brrs ought never to be without the Syrup in the Nursery ; for if a child wake in the night with pain in its gums, it immediately opens the pores, heals the gums, and prevents fever or esurruldon.. To be had of the Proprietors, 1. Johnson and Co. 94, Newnian street,Oxforil-street ; Golding, 42, Corning ; and by Newhetrj and Son, 4, St. Pauli Church-yard; Cfattri Borough; Dicer. Row Church-pod, and 29, Dame-street, &Win ; old by ail tiers principal Medielue Veeders in town and country, at Es. tuL a buttlt..or ready money. Cauttobt.—Be WC to ask for Johnson and WlMait'S Ames& emit Soothing Syrup. • N. B. Mn. 'admit relieves the infant poor as usual, at hag haw, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to sot o'clock, by bringing a letter (rem a respectable acinsek sere, tba: / they are rid Asjsets of charity. j) - ICHARDSON, GOODLIJCK, and Co. the Contractors, respectfully submit the following Scheme of the present Lotttgry, to the inspection of the Pubbc. They do Mot conceive that any comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel a4sured that its superiority will appear on a fair eorn• poison with the Scheme of any former Lottery. Tickets and elutes are on Sale at their Offices, the corner of Hank .buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mew!, Charing-Cross, where in the last Lottery, (drawn the 18th February, 1812) No. 3,186, a Prize of £20,000, was sold in eleven Shares. SCHISNIE. 1 Prize of ie20,000 is 126,000 1 - - 15,000 • • 15,000 1 - - 10,000 - - 10,000 • 1 - • 5,000 - - 5,000 ; I • - 4,000 • . 4,000 • •,,, 1 - 31000 • - 3,000 / 3 - - t,090 - - 4,c00 ▪ 4 - - 1,100 - - 4,002 • 2 - - SOO - - 3,000 f a . . 400 • - 3,200 10 r. .. 300 - - 3,002 12 I. • .. ebb - - 2.400 WI - ••• 100 - . 2,000 52 - • 50 - 2,400 10 - - 40 • • t; , ;300 100 - - 30 • 3,1,00 124 - • • 25 • - 3,100 1,000 - . 15 - • 30,000 Only 12,000 Tickets, all different NumberA. The whole to be dere, mined in one day, the 50th of this Month, Apnl.