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NITINIBER 78 54 . • • ritEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 8, will he performed, RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. To wilicb will be added; THE SECRET MINE. • Tomorrow, The Gamester. th e n ew Melo-Dramatic Spectacle of The, Secret Mine eves 7 beeping till further notice.. RELIEF WITHOUT DANGER OR INCONVENIENCE, warranted, and the full cost returned, if not approved of after any Trial, Wear, or Damage. CALMON, ODY, and Co. 292, Strand, London, Patent Selkdjusting TRUSS•MANUFACTUREIRS to his majesty's Royal Navy, the Hon. Last-India Company, &c. &c. warrant their Trusses, without any :trap whatever, superior in nse and effect to every other Invention on the above terms, and confidently recommend a trial to all tho.e who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling application of the common Truss. Merchants and Captains supplied on Lberal terms. ANEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF ACQUIRING IM PROVEMENT IN WRITING, (by J. CARSTAI RS.) REING the readiest method of attaining to .write well, and the soonest learnt that has ever been made known to the Public; by which any person may be taught in Six Les sees only, a most beautiful bu . s:arees hand. In smite Instances this acquirement has been obtained in three. Lessons. Ladies and Gentlemen, at a distanee from London, who may wish to avail themselves of J. Carstaira's plan of Instruction•, may have the Lessons conveyed to them by Letter to any part of England, Scotland, or Ireland, &c. with Directions Low to perform each Lesson. All Letters must be po Specimens of improvement may be seen, and respectable refer ences given, on application to J.Carst - vt- 6, at No.lB, Newcast le areet, Strand, London. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUN ,THETHE Advertiser being the real Nlan a desermined to sell every article of the first ' yorkmanship at the followii.e'reduced prie.s, viz. pearl Necklaces any pattern from £5 15 6 remaking £0 12 0 /strings per pair • 1 5 0 0 10 6 isnaelaz . • 10 10 0 ' 210 0 nP - - 44 0 upwards 15 0 Bracelets per pale - 5 10 0 0 10 6 Lockets • • 1 11 6 ' 0 14 0 /roaches • - 1 5 0 0 7 6 troves • - 1 1 0 • ' 64 6 _ :urer, is Idon and SHIPS, CO.I.GNIE4, AND COMAIER'.:E. This day was publishtd, - In One lane Volume Octavo, rice I Is. 6d. bolrds N INQUIRY into the VARIOUS SYSTEM Sof POLITICAL ECONOMY, thtir advae.tages and advantages and the Theory must favourable to the , incr:aso Of National Wealth. liy CHARLBS GAl4l:ll,"Aihrotrt.'e. • Translated from the French, veldt, ati.iitm.sal Rotes, by D. Boa Le •u, Author of an Inc ruductioa to the litutiy of Puhilual Ecummy, &e. For an account. of this Interestl!'g Work see the Literary Pa norama for May. • • • London Printed for and Laid by aeon:turn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street ; Asperne, Curnhill ; and all Bookseiltre. This day was published; In 800. rite 12s. board, ASUCCINCT HISTORY I,f_the GEOGRA PHICAL and POI.IIICAL REVOLU a J. 5.45., of the EMPIRE of GERMANY, or the principal 3 4t,s which corn poied the EMPIRE of CHARLEMAGNF., from Ida Coroni hon in 814 to its Dissolution h 1806; with some Meson% of the Genealogies id the Imperial Heuse of Haesburgh; undo(' thesis seculat Electors of Germany ; a , ..d of the Roman, German, Frnch, and English Nobility. By CHARLES BUTLER, Eel. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees', Orme, and Brown, Pater. noster-rew ; and st the British Gallery, 54, Now Bend-street. Of whom may I N : NO, by the same Author, Some Account of the Lite of Lo ;mixt, past Bro. 7s boards, Life of Fenekin,r,at Bro. price 7s. boarils. Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive an - d believe, ben the above prices, that every ornament i. made from a corn- Valli*, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are Informed. eiat every article is composed of Oriental M w2i ,frat the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which-, bar% manufactured by the real workman, aye offered to the public moth under their usual charges. Seward complete suits of Pearls, neve ' patterns, in morocco pi es, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets , Ear-rings, and threeßrooches, from . 4 2e0 to £BO per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar low, No.l, Graoge ! court, Carey-street, Lincolit's hut Fields. FANG'S BIRTH-DAY. I‘•• ICHARDSON. GoonLucz, and Co. (the Contractors) respectfuly inform the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will be drawn the 4th of JUNE. • SCHEME. ‘aisto,ooo Is et 20,000 I 0,000 . - 10,000 5,000 - • 5,000 01,,Q00 fa,nott tepea)Q,f 00 - kOO • - • 3,000 - 500 • • ..semoo 1 Prize of 1, . - a I 111 10 10 40 ao 204 .1,310 . . 400 300 100. • : -go • ao - 1000 1,800 . 1,3(0 1,00 1000 I,rloo This day was published, trintrdibili the bc,t manner by B:dsley, in Royal tto. with three beautiful Engraving% price Twenty five hi boards. A LETTER from ATHENS, addressed to a 3 - Friend in . ENGLAND. Reverere s econditoies Dens, Nonsina Deorum; reverere Clo riam veteretn, et hate ipsant sentattern, quz in titowine vene rahilis, hi Urbilitts,saer.i est Set aped to H root Antiquitatis, sit o , p/tribal , Feeds, nit Fdfinlis qww4ue. es„ctluiututi Digniiate, nihjl es I.ihertate, Mild Lietatione decerps-ris.— Hrhe ante oculos, Mine es.e tirrim, qua nehis tnittr,it Jura, gun Leger non Viva accepetit, eed pedentbus dcderit • Athena, rue cunt ideas. Caius V:trilis Serundes. ' Printed for White, Cochrane and Co. 11.:et-street, and Wm M : ler, Alberarlewrevt. /0 • , . 1,800 25 • - 2,650 - II .- - 12,650 Only 8,000 Tlckers e Tickets and Shares are on sate by Rico AR n SON, Goont.uck, sod Co. at titer Offices, the corner of Bank-biliklings, ('ornhil3, sad facing the King's Mew+, Charing-Crusi ; where, in, the I.ot-, ttry drawn on the Se t h A pr il l ast , they sokt the following CA PITAL PRI?/rES, In 64 Marts: so. 5,318 a lbsize of Cto,4lt;o' I N0.1e,609,a l'rize of •E3OO 11,518 5,C.Mit 2,T40 - 200 1 1;484 - .7 • WO 3,178- - 200 7,414 - poo I- --------___ _ ... Ilk day WAS published, price 75.10.1. Folio, UTRAGg's Improved FLU l'E PItECEPTOR, ' or, The Art of playing the GERMAN FLU a rendered tagy tp every capacity, 0:) principles entirely new. The contents irt -it copious s.-tof Ithtruecions fort Flute Iron - aline key to eight, "et of Progressive Lesson , ., 63 Dues in the various Kcys, each irwlitit3 is prevedeJ by a ab ort, easy preludio ' accotnpanied with l ielPhaatory awe, by w hich th a stiodmt is entbled to preceed pro - ffe:sivtly from the ea,iest to the most &Met& Kev ; 20 Ariett as, 73 ' o ' 4 '6ll and other Airs, and a set of Flourishes in the most earful Keys. I "mlini : Primed for and soli by the Ambit., No. 17, Little I r , . 1 8h4ridtu-street, Doctor-3' conunons.—N.B. Every book is wift1................. :_ "1 Yfragg," in red ink. . LOCK i:IND SURGICAL DISPENSAR Y. This day was published, price .Is. Dedicated to the Dube of York. ration *fah! Institution, 13RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ii EN E R EAL I.IISEASE, aad its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. 'and that weaktiebs and de rangenient of the Generatve Organs which impairs the constitu tion, poinzing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, anti also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensley, as a safeguard against em pyrieism in this practice, so fatal to the young and unwary. 'l4 F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock . lJlspensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. SO, Paterturt, r-row ; and by the 'Author, at his private !louse, lil,,Luwer Charlotte-street, Bed fosil-;:q 'tare. SPAIN ANL) PORTUGAL. This day was publislied, A COMPREHENSIVE VOCAVILLARY, with .., ,;brilred Grammars of the English, Portuguese, and Spa- 1 Z_!-anrua fps, compiled frost the hat Publications t (assisted 4444 '7 a lamed Friar o f the Order of St. Domin'ck), in' which is in- GARDENS AND V11.1.A GROUNDS. ..e seek of Ra i d s and Coins of those Countries. Cn:n- This day was published, in Vo. w . th . 1 wenty Plates. Pretended und-r the title of " Can, made Easy," and, T_T IN T S on the FORMATION of GARDENS akiresezi to all Officers Military and Ila"al• ... ...... - 1 - - 5 - and PLEASURE-GROUNDS, with Designs . In various By w_ALLTER BjtOMLEY, ' styles-of Rural Embellishment; comprising Pl4ll. for I.aying out Ai the paymaster, 11 .4 1 4 Rellinnent,.We; c'a l'usileers. Flower Parterres, Snruhlleries, Groves, Labyrinths, Parks, and 4, 10 "'"tc't *Mira to olirge his ntimerous friends in the Pad.locksosith Inuiructions for the Arrangement of-Botanic and trb z i er til ith dem inseresdny Subject\ he be;s they. will favour Kitchen Gardens, including the Construction of Conservatories H at o , c " lei ' . 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Being a Translation) Wießootiani d Management. of 'the pnac pal Flowers and Bulbous from the S with Instructions for. the Composition of Manures,. l i s .. S panish of the History of the ancient City of 'Merida Earths and Composts, and for performing the different Operations %f l at ' , founded by the Emperor Augustus Cmsar, with beats.. of Horticulture, a new Edition improved, by Curtis, and Bios- • T ii illustrative F.ngrarings of the num:rota Ronsan Antiquities traced wi h coloured /netts of the Flowers, Impknuests of Gars i pia Wit c U ky, carat bp W. nm I oor. ticaltigyatc. Bun. price IL). and a Sew &ulterior Copies, sie. 64 • , • • 6 .. . • • • • .',"- . . '•• ..,`,.. ,:), O . :A!: • .., 1. ••• - ' . • 0 . )I i .1. .. 1 : a • . ' • . ' .• 6 11, ! f it •4 s : ii ''':• •.i. `'.• 6 . i' . I ...,‘ ~ I . • 'I•• •• l'i l l :t ' . . • f' ...: j. -' ' • .. ' . . • , ' •••‘C ) Mt n •.. ~• ..•••"'". ;... 4 4.• '; 7' 44 (111 .ke. • • I P. / Ni... • ••• ' . 4 . ..... . - r•••. ' :‘`.._ ~::: l_.• _it. • i• • - • 'HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XIIL win be publish# on MObIDAY, the 4:I tl hist.% A CAA .1 CI ACKERMANN( 101; . 3trand, has the hnnonr to inform the Public, that Mn. I. containing SIX POR TRAITS of LADIES, the most distinguished for beauty ena rank In the Ceutt of his Majesty George the Third, from the Gallery, painted by Mrs. ANNE MEE, are ready fer delivery. Proofs seven at)nal, Pfints four guineas. — . 7- Ott the Ist of May - iria published, At R. Aelesipseisn's Repository of Arts, lin, Strand, and may be had of al/ the Booksellers in the United Kindom, 'OUR in SEARCH of the PICTURESQUE, .I. by the Rev. Dr, SYN PAX ; a Poem in thirty Chapters, printed. with a new type, on large royal octavo vellum paper, and lint-premed, price, wall SO coloured Engravinp, uls. or wititoitt Buiralbitss we. 6d. - This day was published, price Is. ed. A _._ REPORT of the SPEEC El of JOHN L E .LIE FOSTER, Esq in the HOUSE of COMMONS oh Mr. GRA'ITAN's MOTION for a COMMITTEE on the STATIe of the PENAL LAWS pow isaoree against the ROMADUCAr- THOLICS of IRELAND, Pristey,k)ril 24,181 t. Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, oppos:te Albany, Piccadilly. This day was published, • In 4to. with a Map, price Xi Gs. boards, r I 'HE. HISTORY OF EUROPEAN' COM MERCE with INDIA. To which is subjoined a Review of the Arguments for and against the Trade with India, and the management of it by a chartered Compaly, with an Appendix .1 authentic Accounts..-By DAVID MACPHERSON, Author of the Annals of Commerce, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, Sind Brown, Pater noster-row ; and al the British (iallery, 54, New lions-street. ruLDAY, : MA 18, 1812. GOTHIC illcurrEc l URE. 'This day was pubbshed, elegantly engraved on Six rates,. Ims perial 4to. price :6s. sewed, 1 LAN and VIEWS of the ABBEY ROYAL of ST. DENYS, the Ancient Mau,Weuni of the Kings of France, with an liistoricai Account. P arcs engraved by B. liowcav, from Drawings by Major U. o 1.1 ion: - Published by J.Taylor, at the Architectural library, No. 59, Hizla Where may be had, lately published, Specimens of Ancient Carptlury, consisting of Framed Roses, 8:c. by Mr. James zia.;h, engraved to 36 Plates, Co. price 12s. sewed. s This day were published, Seconde Edition, cu deux Tomes, Svn. avec une Carte de is Route, prix C4s. ITOYAGES ET MEMOIRES de CHATEAU BR lAND ; ou Itireraire de Parlh Jzossalem tt dr. I rrusgern a Paris, en allant par la Grece et revenant psi l'Egypte; ie barie, et l'Espagne, Londres : Chtz Culburn, Lihraire, So, Condult-street ; Deconchy, Delotle, et Pao,ey, 4, 43141 Itroml;strcet. ')u tinuve seal, Paris, au Dix-neuvi, me Steele, S tomes, Its. Tine Macedoine, par Papule Le Brun, 4 tomes, t.'Os. ate. ate. . .• .. EAST IN.Dlat 30L131, Meg 5, lItI IL ATA T a GENERAL COURT of the UNITED ''' COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the 7.A8 nmniEs held this day, • . Reatileed Unsuietnu.oly, . . • That this Court has learnt with deep conc•rn and surprise thit his Majesty. Ministers have been [rename to ellang: the ' view they first 'cetertained of the propriety nf. . confining to , the Port of Landon the rattan oft the lastie to India new to be permitted to all B. kith subjects ; that the measure of openirg the Outputs to repels of ail deecrlptions from India compete bonding ikthat mist the &stern Island's, akpeirs to ;his Court to •be fraught with cenevenceseuluons to the Company, and all the :erg train of it:offers deteseeted with it ; by removing Frans the Port of London the greater part of the iiiiien Trade, which it has hitherto enj ;Ted; Ivy rendering welts many of the extenrive es.ablisinnents ... reted there for t'.e ivlerchan.lize sod :littering of that trade, and thtewirg out ct breed many thou• [ by ands of ram, who i pok deriee C013 , 43t1t employment foram it; do singing the peactice tell fruit, aeirg the end of dated Pnistic Sgles which are laurel and important both to the Cumin/ and the Company, who are neeesianly restricted to this mut ice ; hut, I above ae, by affordieg fee:l:Sas for the Finuggi rag $f Teas into the Ports and Harbours if Er gland, Scotland. and lealandettlasi 1 extent u -limited, and u thia Court appreheod, uncontroulable—, That the consequences of this must be the destruction of the Company's China Trade, their best source of commercial probt ; the failure of their Dividend, the depheation of their Stick, and unless a fond is -provided from some other source for the ply , ment or the , Dividend, inebiEry on their part to coseinue to per form the functions assigned to them In Vie -Goverorqeut of Bri tish India. That if the ennet'taflon by which the Ludiae Empire la new admini-tered dionid thus be buirettrtedi the rteellent sys tent of Oviland Military tier s jee formed under the Compute, and maintainable only by such a body, will be broken down, the tranquillity and happiness of the vast p4itletiou which that Em pire contains, the interests of Mis Country hi Asia; and Its Could tutioo at home, Win be Itioninenily endangered. That the professed object for which the Fopnscd climates ate to•be made, and such irninense 'teases hazarded, namely, the Increa a of the Commerce of this Kingdom, cameo. be In anv great degree attained; there being no practicablity of extending' materially the use of our Manufacture.' among the India,. people, the toer.age allotted by the Conieany e or afforded by ii' en Shire in the management of individie.l4, for such exports, not ;main; bets fully uceupied; neither does It ape ar profitable largely to augment the imeortatioo of profi:abk commodhles from t'-once; of all .which the eiainplt of the American Trade to the East is a proof; British .Manufactures which they could easily have procured, makktg no tart of it, nor their returns ex hibiting any new uncles of irryrnaance.--That thererore the Trade now enjoeed by the Company and individual, will be the only certain trade to which new advenntrers can have remorse ; and this will be no ajilition to he Commerce of the Country, but only an-antler from not ~.*: cf hatdd to astm her ; so that, Old Evablishmetts will be subverted, without substituting any thing equary good in their -. laee ; Ardis) all appearance with treat de triment to the Nation, particularly.in the Defalcation of a large part of the bucks now collecte4 on Tea to the aneun! of four Millions sterling per **num ; fur all which Detakstiordtwhetber eve or two, or three millions, New Tats must be laid on the pee;ele. • e . I hat the Cause of the Company . bas been deeply Nutted by prejudice, ignorance, irtonrous assumplons, and of late by ex tensive coneibiu.tienn and by unfair representation, canvas, and intirelduticm—in 211 V/ Wel, the merits auJ rights of thy Company, tke.Polit"cal interests of British India, and- of this Country e. counectiel with them, have been le t out of sight, sad the single object of the Extension of Commerce, an object too only of we- , Onetime, in opposition to past experience, is the governing principle. .• This Court, however, confidently. hope that Preliammt will ' -not decide the tate of the Company, on the representations sad demands of private interests, but °nine and comprehensive view, ,Of National Policy ; and the Curt must also believe that his 'Majesty's Ministers ere too enlightenee aad equitable finally sea 'adopt any measure calculated. to. destroy the commercial prolite• efehe Company, and 'thereby to, disable them from performing I 'their political function.. . 'rids Court therefore entirely ip proving, both of the firmness which their Directors have 'hewn ' kit maintaining the interest of the Company, and of the manner in Which they have, In the papers now produced by them, defended those interests, ...kith rectimmend It to then, to persevere in the Negoesation with his Majesty's Ministers open the same prioei ples; assured - of the d.termitration of this Court to support them to the utmost In maintaining the t ermaneece of the Company anti the National Waves, which are involved in their stabili y. • Resolved Utlauim ,usiy, That the. •I hanks of this Court be given to It at. oet Jectsoe, Esq. for his very luminous and cs- I eellent speech this day, far the great zeal, ability, and industry he has on various occasions, and particularly on this, displeyed for the honour and advantage of this Con ipany. Resolved Unanimously, That the warmest Thanks of this Ges meal Court be uttered to the Chairman, Deputy Chairman and Court of Directors of dais Company, for their very *hie conduct . 1 in the Negotiation with Government for the ReneweVa the I Charter; alike evincing the most luminous ideas of -th,bes, k- teeests of this Company, and their most honourable .conduct in I the management of steimportant a concern. WILLIAM 1t4410140 1 - 10r4in: • • . . :4 I Ir , f = _ . r::.. , -, •.: , P. , A it , , - 'Poicz A 7. • • • CITY OF LONDON TAVEitI., Pskay T MEETING of the MERCHA NT 44' TRADERS, anti Others, Of t?e FOR r o f LONOON i Interested in the EAU' INDIA and CAIN 1 IMPJM3 TRADES, held at this house the 2341 day of Ai ril taie, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. in the Utah., The following Petition sru read, ipp/oved, and very mono. rowdy signed, and has Since been presented 10 thr tao Howe of Parliament: To the Hobourable the Commode 4 the Milted Kindest of Great Britain and kat id los Parltiment assembl .1. The humble Petttlat's of the underelgnill Merchants. fra.l. re, sod Others, of the Port of Loodow i lutervat i t the East India and China Trades, • . • Setwate—That, fur a long series of yeirs the EMI Indio ad China Trades have been excludvely carried oil to awl iron rise port of Loudon, uncle the eapre.s prowls! ins Of esti 411 A, s of Par.ldnent made for chat purpose, both before and dace th.....a5•-• tialopening of the trade oar the last renewal of the to* Waal Cempunrs Charter. 'll..at, under the regulatlOns of those Acts, and the reltrlctlona thereby intrdduce3, numerous classes Of his Nl.je.tyl subjects have established theniselves in Londott In differ,at branshas of besir.e conneetesl with .the Fist India avid has Trades, sod have, foe'4lo.olismwse oPeart`ylist oa the WW I fueased ea.ealive establls'aments antrensSatteithrte Ninth. That, for the purposes rtf ***rade is row earr'ed on by the asr India Ctettpany, astJ 1:} bullet/suds; starehoutes have been built in the nsetrapea a, and wet lx is have beets formed In Its vkh,i y at an immense cape:ice, and very large sums have Mrs invened to the Shir r ing ctuployei therein, atnltrit wholly by pre- Lon , in London, and those immediately cotter:lllA in the Indian and Cl.ina Trades. hat, your Petitioners are inf4rolvd by he printed vote of your Honourable Hou-e, that nUnlierotes applications have ben made irons the but-poets and pi' anal towns of the Untied Kingioto, ttat the Emrs4.itl s an t i Chile l'rude may be allontid to be czrrleti on to and leont such Or-ports, should those teach I be fanherlaLl oven at the - elpinken of the East hid a Coin. ;Joy% present Charter. T:.at, your Peld :nee feel themselves deeply . Interetred In ary measure of thh ektenit d na:ur.., at the tame roast materially aitt: , :t them 14 common w:tio ch.! numerous dastes en! desert}. Otitis of perms now ingagel in these trade.; which, whether confined as they nuee are, or trader any eat, n en thereof, must neces•arily form ate ottani of to sport to tho 4 tsho hare em• h...rked therein, and to wham any remneal or iltiperiion of the Trade will bi highly Mjurtous sod cltut Int- ire. That the egyeritnee of many years hat'ptored that the 10:01. lature, by confining to ate metropolis the Trade of Maio old Chins, las *nett: ally created one large and open Market; rt. bled Purchasers to meet.in one point, preserved to Importers this fr.:l benefit of compet:tion, and io par:Mule th , idvantage the greats: ass rament, and dui hest opportwiny "fur their spectii , e selections, 'red that,by means chi/roof the Itbsetiue hhe *en nut,t-efir:uttly tecur.-d, and materially bent fit. ti That, by the present method of coeluctl4 the 1... , p0rt 'read.% and ha b;ing anfined to the Pert of let.ten, atnufghni is tie. vented, and the ad valormt chides are col:ec•ed. net ott.y w 4 th the utmost exactness aLd fa.llity, but on the toll nine ul the commodiry, and ac the least possible entente to tyre Whereas, should the Import rrade be thiperied. entlltal.ng could not be prevented, and udt only Would the Itevette tie ex posed to this loss, tidw so eftetnaty glazed( d ag4nit by treed proved Regulations in the Collet:Jon t but the Junes limit!, ad re. lorem, would be materially diminished by the wain of,tkose re. gule Markets and concentrated competition, by which th-y are tidwauzmentei. _ _ _ That as the most considerable part of the arikles *rtr e oned ate for toreign consumption, it hat Ivan .11e scat. to make the sell in 1..01d ot at fixed parlois of the year bat Wired to attract pu-chakors (ruin abroad, and to have the greatest variety of oath spectra o:gstods put ap t rale at one these, that sa c k d r amods may he more esteoziveiy suppltd, and their tin tiv,s for visiting this ct•untry But it appears to your Petitioners that if the present salutary system foutald be changed, it wood be impos , lble so to regoLte the lades at the different Out-ports In point of time or &twit:mitt of goods as to induce the Foreign Mtrehants to come to Otis Country, and th:a ekcumstance would not 0. , :y be a great loss to the Iteveitue, but would be highly detrimental to the mai.ufacturing interestsaf the Coluitry. And your Petitionershombly submit that no advantages earn. mensurafe with these saet4.! s, and w ith the Ins•ei widen would be sus abed by petit . tiomrs ' awl the numerout classei persons now carrying on this trade in lftand,4l . ,•will hr ()blare by the public at urge front its dispersion in the Out-pot s, and that NO a radical alteratiod in the system now el & bushed by law, cold only in j.istlee be Made utters an indeniunication to those who would be injured by the change. Your Fetid alas theriloie humbly pray that on any renewal of the East ;cilia Company% Charter, the homeward Trade front India and China may be continued exclusively to the port of ond ‘,ZI'EPHENSUN!:-: FILTE KING NIACiiIIsES are portable, never out of repair, and will purify Water of the foulest source at the uneismp:ed rat. of 800 gallop per day, rendering the Niter in colour beautifully trans. parent. The increasing demand he sect-lies is a convincing proof of the superiority of his invention over any thing uj tat taxing offered To be seen at work at his hfanufactory, No 6, Morimeto street, Cavendish-sqdarei and at the Bat et the Jerusalem Cuter. • house,_ Cooper Court, Corthill. N. B. Water Closets and Engine Pumps upon the most im. proved principles. DR. SQUIRRELL's (Author r& the Maxim of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have bean pre. scribed for Inirgestlatt and lts effects for 30 years with astolusblaig success. MOW admirable roe &Janos,' en jointly,evacaatrbite plating, and wat , ..r, give strength to the organs of disortan„ invigorate slat nerves, rrmoveya'n, and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, per. duce an appetite, and ecnrect acidity. They also core d.seases elf the liver, and iliose incident to warm climate*, ur too free living. . N. B.Th5 Powders taken alone ranedy a custive habit, refute,* obst diet ion., lessen irritability, dlntlnishleat, cat ry or fever, cure the head-ache, mid have sioplar slimy in removing a it of M. &minatory govt. The Pcralers 4 9d. or 6s. The 'Drops ita. 91. or k add et the late Tutes, Royal Exchange; Clatte, iteta, Higb-street, 80. rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Sobo-square mid the Pro. prietor (from Soho-square), 59, Charlton-street, tstners town ; also by all the wholesale Venders to London. Mere-hairs and Cap sins of Ships arowed an *molt Mg:emu • - BY DIVINE Pitt/YU/INGE: AMONG. the many" Discoveries in Medicine, n o ne claims the attention of maniiind mere than that Gr e at Re. storative the CORDIAL ISALNi OF QUITO, which possesses the inesiimable power of renot air g the most debilitated coma. twit" whetheritarises from the Indiscretions of youth, or by a reallente in hot or unisral.hy clintwes, the immoderate ma at tea, spirituous liquors, or other noxious fluids; too sedentary a 1 re, or too close an api•licatine to rody, excessive grief, Juju*. clola administration of mercury, tile. ; or, shoo idit pr. eeed :tine an habitue! terideney to Connimpdon, or by whatever other eats, the renal, utioli becomes nelaseel, wrak, or decayed, this Rnto. ranee, or Re.anitn..tong Balm of Life and Health, will reduce the happiest effects. A few doses of shit medicine will &ford into tned.ae a•sur..nce of rcurning health and strength, by giviag tone to the mu•ce.ar system and organs or dig, sties., thereby in. viver.o ing and rirevating the whole constitution. To the young it will afford lasting tweak h, etrength, and spirits, In p ace aflame& tuck. and &bib. y ; and to the aged and infirm It will assuredly fall. nigh great relief anteonif,,rt, ley gently and safely invigoessinf the ,yste m; and if it be in the power a nsedlein •to phi the so. • loam of declining ye ars, and calmly and serenely to this clew* of lite bey , s n.errnw epee. This .ittes, festive Is aqable of Wincing tt,.it grai,d desidera am. • - .„ _ 4 O The Cordial tsisa of Quito is sold Wbolknal• acrd ßarg V Weston atad Lb. 114, StreiPas Lowden& led ,tattle bs mai* am. &tot Team' skip* per betsb. .1 - r2 - tp . BArrLks cat' the NILE and TRAFALGAR, represented by means of Mechanical Motion, Optics and painting; w here Vessels, Boats, atc. are seen moving in various di ree ti ,ns, performing their various evolutions ; exchanging broadsides with the Enemy, the masts falling by the board, and the awful and destruction of a naval combat depicted with all its sublimity, impressing the minds a the )pectaturs with the most lively idea of these most tremendous events—at the NMI MACHIA, PRINCES - ST REE I', Luc est. st-SqUax a, from eleven till nine. gansissiest to' each Is. SECOND-HAND REGISTER AND OTHER S VEs. °2166 T s, MAY and Co. No, 66, Oiford. R ***yam the Public, that they have now on Sale rvariery of REGIS'VER and other STOVES, very little in. Eerier to new, which they hay? taken in exehangs fur their much admired Patent Register Grate, Patent Steam Kitchens, 'Cicalas loges, Smoke lacks, kc. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, May 2, IBIS. All Exchequer Ellli dated In the Months of March and 1811, . TO BR PAID OFF, • THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of 111$ MA-; JASTy's TREASURY, having givers Directiensforpay43: of the Principal of the akvt . necntioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon; at the Exchequer Bill OJLe, Ii the Receipt of Exchegner. New Palace yard, Westminster, ea Treaty, She 261 k day of Ma• 181:1,attenistrus soil, be given daily (Suscrisr art Hagayr excepted) tendil aid isictiafing Thursday, the `214 day of May, front Ye* ii the Morning till One Ii the Afternoon, f., the papas I receiviagths saga; and, for. tk greatir dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are derived to place each destriptiferoe Bilk is selsctrate Lids ,whid are Si k obtaksied at fib Ot.cr i verstaining the Numbers koissaterical order, as 74.7 g to their respective dales, with the principal rum aid Interest thereon, towposted from, bad excluding the days en which they are' y dated, to the said esih day of May, buluzive, ivies the i* will ewers end desalt, Bearers (k erg Hollers err set) are insiii;ssibl• / 1-rtioired "to tsar it nest 73illSii1h Aicir usual iietatnrei and -to write the:r Nasser eat! ',ranee attic bettors of rashletaPiii List; 011 d they ass Am.:ever reuirr.l to attend the ..Exclureer Bit( OjErc for payntent, and to rectins the new Bill;, and give the R.. - cipt. for the same. • If any I tlic hailers of deaf:reseed Bills should he de;irear of rece!ving Payncent I the erhicitral and Interest, previous to the raid 2..61!. day if May, they way be aceearrnedated, ii airpariiv the Interest to the day OR whi4.'s they wile to be pail, aid leaving the !Jill dill, fir ,eraueination one prier tharcto. Such Pe rsons as •.•:rty k doeireses if having new Exchequer Bills ia . whsle OF in part Payuresit Principal, upon sa.:rl;r; neve Bilk, and mentioning the squint: at the &Com of 11*.cl.r Lists, irgveres I.oa err , blare Thursday, the 21et if Mast,rsay areeremodatal with asse (carrying a 3 7hrTpeute Halfpenny by Mt day; ea every One (Hundred Postas,which sail New Bills will teas date the said 26th Jill i of ,11`.11 1 , and will be dcliverel, tog:ther with the I.4erest dire in respect ere 111 s so desired io he croliantel,on liredursday,the 271 k ofMay, .end kiss folkwing Pays. • N. 8..A11 Exchequer -111!b, doted prior to March. I 111 I , have been odverdsid paid of; ltd the Int:scat tLereau 1:1R ceased. • • • T - ~:. .- • • • • . .116 W.l