Star. — London, England, 1812-05-21 00:00:00

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Whortralso may be had, prieeSs - A SERIES OP LETTERS FROM A COSMOPOLITE TO A. CLERGYMAN; containing, a temperate Inquiry hue the Subjects of dispute between OtiAT BRITAIN and AMERICA; with remarks on the errtmeous opinion entettaimd in this coun try, relative to tke partiality of Atacama towards FRA'NCIL; dotting authentic documents to prime the cmirary. • • , ,-• rAßLiitivvrAAr PROCLUINGX =. : ; • HOUSE OF LI:AU/S.-MAT 96. . The Royal Assent WU notified 'by Conim e.fon ik the high Tobacco Bill, the Plate Drawl's* SW, Vie Scots C.. oni Su perantteation Bill, a number of local and private /1:11e. I t all forty-two. Toe Commisslooers were, the ILetiVnamces.sou, tl • Earl of Ihnsisionammums. ansl Lord WA LllllllOll4llll. Jr. Cbatii horn the ()Nandi 011ke, 'remitted remiss eels titre to the resklrete f the Cle y, itc. for lOW. whisk were 'ordered to lie on the. Lord Su Er 'limo presented a Ped.lott front el•rtain hfrerelsoils and Trailers of Loalln fa stymie of the Orders in Coosa— (hafted to he oa the Table. TINAMTWir AN.D rtitSANTAT OF latLAxe. Earl tra Mien being de&roas of pompoms* :Is, rommical of its dill relative to the Te••antry and Frame ry of Ireland; from Friday Den to Frig* *Woolen. moved to *.;iseliargo the order for .turs: mob* the Loris for the former Jay, sal to !a new h fur the latter, which wasordered. . A _. SIVEWRIG'HT respectfully recommends the J. s c ieree of the New Lottery totorsw sth June peat, con ening oat{ Woo Tickers, and presenting a greater thanes of Ong the apical- prize; of . . 00,000 . I se s oo o I . 10,000 • 30 u 0 • Mil • than in any fortner.inttery. Tickets and Shares are on sale at • thelortunate Oakes of Sir JAMES PRANSCOMB and Co. Na 37, Conant, Ho. IJ, Holborn N o . 141, Orford-street,' No. 35, . Haytnartiet. • - -* This da was Published, price Ids. DETAIL of LINE MOVEMENTS, prescribed ' in Part the Fourth, of his MAJESTI"S REGTILATIoNS • fir the BRITISH ARMY, ezetoplidett in Eighty-five Mauceu vres, with Diagram—By Major JAME.S PALMER, -Brigade- Major, North Britain. irinted for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall ril DISH reminds his Friends that the wly.le of the a . present Little LOT rray will be Drawn on the KING's 101014-DAY. The Scheme contains great variety of Prizes, • • , • smog which are 1 of 4120,000 1 .. - £lO,OOO 1 - 5,600 - 1 - 9,000 1 - 2;1)0 . 9 - 1,000 • 4 - - 500' 4 . 4CO _ fa. &c• &C. is the last Lottery 10 Cal)ital Prizes, in the last six moatbi 30 Gpltai Prizes, and in the last two years 91 Capitel Prizes, were sh ar ,d aid, Said by Maa s at 4, Col 6 isms, and 9, CILLAgINCe•• CMS. .. .. ____ HAZARD, BURNE,•and WARNERS , stock - Arokers, reelpectfulty inkerrn. the Public, that •riekets arid Sam fur the erasing Lottery are now on Sale at their No, 03, ltor.tt. EaenANGE, London. In this Lottery, which 'conmsti of only 8,000 Tickeisohe Cvital Prizes are nearly a 1 great, both in Number a Value, sin the last c,onsisiitig of 12,000; and the Drawing (which will krittennined in One Day,) will take plate on the 4th of .I.UND, die Kixot Burnt DAY. _ In the Lottery just conchided, the followlpg Capital Prizes erre Sold and Shared at the above Office, via. 10. 7,205 1 No. 1,261 2,860 1,000 .4,609, 300 3,722 ...... 1,000 I 11,1173 ..... SOO 9,4,22 • l,OO O 1 ' Ate. &e: - • • mrtiz 3.OTTISRY. VIFT and Cei Ole . Contractors) respectfully in k" ftio the Pokie, bit the LITTLE LOITERY will be drawn nn the KING% BIRTH DAY. 'age are .. oely 8,000 Tickets, with* following GRAND SCHEME. £20,000 b 10,000 - 5,000 - ' 3,000 2,000 • 2,000 • , 500 • 400 • SOO - TOP 100 , • 80 . se - 40 • 80 • as • ' 15 - . "Only 4,000 Tickets. , Tleltetisothhares are selling= Swift and Cq Offices, No.ll. baby: ; N,o. I 2; Charing-Cross ; and No. 31, Altlgate 144git•street 1 Pslas at • 1 . , £20,000 opoo LOOO 3,V00 2,000 8,000 2,000 1,600 1,800 10. 1)0 • 1,100 1,600 MOO • 3,600 1,800 2,650 19,650 . 2 3v•• •• • •• 4 . .. 11 • ' 1$ • * • - 40 . 10 • 1116 Pl° • .r.“ qt. . 41ATIONAL BARK, established for the purchase .10 minuitits i s ecured on every description of real priperty Iserssible pActnal sec .ri:y. This institution is under the trra- Parturneotaslogle director, whereby that publicity and expo tort Inc dent to other oftiee4, if effectual 4 obviated. All annui ties Fe expressly stipulated tn.int redeemable, the most liberal pat is Ovid, 4litcons7deration is paid in notes of the Bank of Ettghold,,and the boirowers are invariably entitled to the privi• trof dedoetirg the property tax from the annuity interest. Apply persedolly. between nine and live, or by letter, to the Director of the Notional Bank, N 0.41, Lower John-street,Gol dm-square. • • BEAUTY RISTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED... TO Cure Eruptions In the Fine, skin, &c. without impairing the constitution, is the prominent &iture. of that excellent and unprecedented preparation for theskin.—Mrs. VIN; tENVS GOWLAND'S LOTION. This admirable Lotion, While it operates in a ego and gentle spanner, sfirtictuallyeradi. Cates all scorbutic eruptions, cutaneous affections, ind,all disor der: of the skin ; it continues bc.:h heath y and health* imparting a delectable arpAranc,. to the completion. Mrs. Vincent': lotion has received the proud sanction of the most dir hors shed charac. ;era in the fashionable world ; and to prevent counterfeit Lotions; she signs her name upon the label on each bottle that is genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sle rroprictor, it No. 6, DavieroteFet, ttineOnt-square; Bacon's, 150, Osfdrd.street ; Rigge, No. 65. ehespside; and all the reepeetatle Nref :atsof genuine Medicines, la mans, as. 6.1. Pets, ss. Gd. Half-posts, 21. ad. To prevail counterfeits, it Is nettsliry to observe M. E. Via , and geed upon all that is gematne,=.";l.ikeivise is sold as above; , MUNI RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, kustelo stnind, nstoring, Ind inaUtitying the tettle, and cueing Iles *cur ?' in the gums, price 2s. ad .each PINKF.RTONt NEW'MOD*RI4 ATLAS. painted for l'...Ca t auz ad W. ilwitts; •Stratid ; iui 1.40.11314 H • - - - unt, Rees, Orme, ad Brew* , Paihr 3 con'er'u nr, THE EXAVENTH NUMBER, cciotainirig MAPS of the EASTEIt>t 111,MTS1411SR$SCOTLAND, leathern Part, and SPANISH, POSbEdtllosB . 4 d• " 11 • 11 ; 1 `AMERICA, Middle Fart, was publlsha4 dai is day , price Our ient a , - • ' • lhe Maps are ergraven in the - alai railed Cohnobier, from *twin gs executed under Mr. Pinhartenes kre ; :And it is mica heed that the Work will be completed in• Twenty Number*, one teblishrd every two months, price One Guinea each. • Al the style of engraving renders first icripros4ors destrable, they will be delivered as nearly as poesiblit in the order of names ; copies are neatly put together with the Maps carefully folded gbrds (as they will be bound when the work is completed). for more sate conveyance to the country; whilst other cop es are Nftlyettd, without any fold, to thow who prefer there In that state. • *„.•• la the last run.ber will be given a Geographical Memoir, 'mating the character and ,merlts of the deaf auti.orities upon l'hieh each Mails constructed; with directions fur a general arrangement. As above may also be bad, • I. A New Edition of Mr. Pinkerton's nod an Geography, :• da d M. LaCroix's Autonomic-41 Introduction , t'rani.lated by John rend, leg: Astronomer Royal, lundsomely plintisl in two large volumes, wo.with immerge's Maps, reviseu by the Author, price ses. Ls: in boards. . . . . 2 .4 Abridgement of the - Same, hr . 011 C• tule volume, Sen. r i t'dectarl of the Maps. 'Second Eileen, revised by the • , ,pricellis:boutrd. • • .;-,. DieW Sch oo l A t l as , essiskting Of twentrotte • Maps, eare! lislohmted trtini those empree4 ow;kr_4llF clirecainp of Mr. Nlt~tbArr pb, P)dtinvon'shiodejrn. Gifigraphy, price* )Yes, • 11 9 41 ritag-b l / 4 or act, WO *),taßi •40iiregif. 7 This' day *as published, A SERMON, .preached at the anniversary Meei -1 1 ins of tbarSpNli of.4lte .CLEROV, in tie Cathedral of St. Paul% May 18, 18)1. By 41ie Revs W. DOUGiu^ S, Prebendary of Westminster. Sold by F. C. and 1. Rivingfon,St. Pairs Clibrch-yard ; R. Faulder, and Messrs Fell and Nuriiaville, New Bend-street; 1. Rimbaud, Piccadilly ; Harding and 'P. Payne, Pall.Motl. I'LL CONSIDER OF IT !,AN ANSWER TO " THINKS ITO MYSELF." . • This day was.publisbed,ln three handsome Volumes, duodecimo • twice °us Guinea in Loads, I'LL COiNTSIDtIi. .OF IT ! A Satiric Tale, in which " Thinks I to Myself " is partially eDmi.tei i !. COlibider it rtOt ton el..eply." Sit AK tbra A London: ed for 1 h9mas •1 erg !And C. Cliaprle.P4l47.ol Also, last us 3 vpls. price aSs. Gond Mem of Mosier:A Datc, by Mrs. Green. • • Jon published, . OO Nthe. INTERCOURSE between the SOUL and the BODY ; tral slated front the original Latin Odle Houotdable gar/Leo:a 'lrv:mlatto. With a Preface adiressed tathe Universities of Great Britain, - by the late' Rev. '1 liOS. HARTLEY,Rector of Winwick, Mirth= irtottshire, pri cc Is. 60. A few copies are elegantly printed on royal Svo. et. 6d. Sold by J. and E. Hodson, 15, Cross-street, Hatton-Garden ; and M. Sibly, SS, Goswelistreet, Where the other Theological Worts of this enlightened Author any be obtained. ' • TVs drjwas putrsitcd, • Ira one v01..8v0. price price 1 4s. in hoards, a few copies In Co. price El Is in ['yards, 17HE TRAGEDIES cf . MADDALEN, AGA A• MEMNON; LADY MACBETH, ANTONIA, and 'CLYTEMNESTRA.—By JOHN GAL f. • . Printed far T. Cadell and W. Davis,, Strand. • Of whom may be lad, by the same Author, Voyages and Travels, in the years 1909, 1810, and 1911 ; eon. raining Statistical, Commercial and Miscellaneous Observations on Gibraltar, Sadlnia, Sicily, Malta, Serigo, and Turkey, tie.' gently printed in 4to. with two agravings, price £2. 2s. in boards, some copies on royal paper, price ' • _ . . LOCK AND SURGICAI.•DISPENSAR tr. - This day was published, price 3s. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patrtin of the Institution, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENER4tAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Stricture*, Debility, Ulceration*, &c.-and that weakse's told de. rangemera of the Gonerabee Organs which impaPs the constitu• tion, pointing out a safe method of (t.:4, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, aria :No in those other ;a/rations, with' an Account of the trick Dispensary, a 3 r safeguard against etts pyriciam in this practice, so teal to the youtg and unwary. By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal . College, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock )Jispenaa•y. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Vaternoster-row ; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed- . 1 44-114quare. This day was published, in two. pr;ce 155. boards VIEW of the POLITICAL STATE of SCOT LAND at Mkbaelmas 1811, comprehending the Rolls of the Freeholders, an Abstract of the Sets or Constitutions of the Royal Burghs, and a State of the Votes at the last Elections throughout Scotland; to which is prefixed, an Account of the Forms of Procedure at Elections to Parliament front -the. Cann ties and Burghs of Scotland. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Re:NC/tine, and Brown, Lon don ; and Peter and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Er The introductery part of this work contains very parti cular account of the proceedings at election mating*, and is ii luaratod by numerous forint,. • The Abstract of the Sets of the Burghs contains a general view of thesis ccunitituion. laskp;bilatted, a New Editroo, price ss..titustratedwitlCssest L 4_AC 1 ICA r.ATISL .on the PR/...- YEN l'iON and CURE of he VENEREAL DlSEAtniti - isalictilarly its consequencis f u Stricture4Gleetr, &e: ineludbig coploill and practical Obscreadtins on 'rebel Dorsa is, Hypochon driisms,Ottanisris, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Dischargss, Sm. di vested of all technical obseurites. By M. CA ON, S.;-geon. Late Of the United Hotpitals of ht. Thunr.ts's and Guy's. Printed tor:Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; Sa cutlet Highley,24, fleet-street, Landon. hy the same Author, price ss. A 'POPULAR TkLA,I'ISE on the PREVENTION. and CURE of the different species oC 21.6Tr1MA, with Practical Uhserrstions oil thw-vse of the -§'IRA MO NIU M, and its preparations In those affections as 'hell as the /looping Cough, including Remarks on the nutritiousTroptirtie of the Sassatras Diseases: of the Lungs and Stomach. dly was rublislied, to One Vol. elm. price Lits. Ist boo*, a new Edition, being the Gth, of • REFUTATION ot CALV IN ISM ; in which .E 1 the Doctrines of.Onglnal gin, Grace, Regeneration, Just'. Scat ioh, and Untveraal Redemption, are explained; and the pecst liar tenets maintained by Calvin upon those puling are pierced to be coLtrary to Seripture, to the writings of the ancient Fathers the Christian Church, and to the Public Formularies of the Church ot England. ' .' •By GEORGE TOMIDIE, D.D F.R.S. Lard Bishop of Lincoln, and Dean of St. Paul's, London.: • ' VraitetZ fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand t Riving tow, St.. paces Church-yard 1 White and Co. Ileu-street ; Hat- Osedirlceaditly ; Deigliton,Crtibridife, and Parker, Oxford. Of whom may be had, b the same - Aothct, '' 1. Ftle:hents of Christian 'FbeolOgy, destine! principally for the l ip of i9iing students in Dirialty. Niom. edition, 2 vols. Gyn. 1 tin inboards. • st. An latroJuction to the of the BIN% _being the 7th ten of the.' ft iteklll4 the tit ". POnt r " Ural* 1411 . 0: 'ate of you* . ittattottie. • • toil', • t , 1 •' 'TIM LATE JOHN HORNE TOOKE, ESQ. Sll - FRANCIS BURDETT haviniu kindly honoured Mr. BOCQUET, Historical Engraver, with per, mission to copy his admirable BUST, by M. , . CHANTRY, of I the above eminent Character, for the Illustration i /ills QUA aro 1 7131 nos of JUNIUS'S LETTxRs, be confidently submits it to his Friends and the' Pubis as a true and accurate Portrait. This elegant Edition of JSlNlt'ai gill be completed in Twelve i purobers, price gs. 6d. each, Seven of which are already pub -1 liaised, and the remaining Five will be ready on the first of each sunconive Month. The enthelii,hments are take,' fr in Origi. nab in the vutless!ou of Noblemen. Pubhshed by Sherwood, Healy, and. Jane. LOWE'S •-'. . 01411)filli no a►gvcs Ike Home ,es 4vad itself into a Ontomittee en the OfJers in Connell, between four and filon and continued the examinational Mr. JAMAS FISLAT; .President of the Board of Conionerze at Glaigowi lift sear seven. • , Earl BATHURST then seated, that he hal g ye. ttl questions-to rut to Mr. Pinlay, but tonnd it ne cessary to postpole the furiher oAllllll4tion till to. morrow; when he proposed to cornmenct the esa mination at one o'clock; and to go on tor.a consi deral,le tim(s. - Th - t. EMI of LAUDERDALE eipresred a wish that mare time might be devoted - to the ersminatii l iir of this subject, than which he iras coavlnced ;hit a more important subject could not occupy their c n.• sideration. . 4 1' he Manufacturing Poor s.fre now in an unprecedented state of distress, arising, he Wis sitistied, r , orn the baneful system established by the Orderi in Council—and whether they looked to thiC situation of distress, or .to that disposition hitherto. unknown'in England, which had manif:sted itself amongst the people in some parts of the country; .he thought it ®t the utmost .importance that they should devote as much time as posale to the examination of the.init-jecr. He therefl-re could have wished that they might have gone on with the examination for a logger ume this evening. Earl BATHURST said i: was impossible hie him to remain longer this evening, he having tp attend. meeting upon public business. He deprecated how: ever prejthiging the question now undta- examnati: - n. Undoubtedly much manufacturing distress existed, and evidence had Lem called to prove the existence of that distress in some districts—but whether the Twat of the Orders in Council, would Lead to alle. - smite, or would not rather have the effect of grrarlr increasing than distress; was ague:golf which must remain for their Lordships consideration at some fa. tore period.. The 'House then resumed, and the•Ca - ranktee was appointed to sit again to-morrow, -moue o'clock. Adjourned till to-morrow, (this day.) u.lymmom HOUSE OF COMMONS Lard lOCF.LYN brought op the Prince Regent's Answer to the Address of the House of Commons Upon t:be Monument to hit. Perceval. A new Wri: seas moved for Witham/goo; in the room of Mr. Perot:wall alm a Writ for Stafford, in the fOO2l of Shr lid ward. Lyttlctom deceased. Mr. WHARTON inbred for a rew writ fur Old Sarum, Id , ite room cf the R;ght Hon. Nscholas Vamitiert, Wit , , since is el e ction, had *reined the race df one of the COttuu.ssiourrs oe the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer. On the above question being put, that a new Writ be issued for Old Sarum, WORI°I.ET STUART rest- and obsefved, that as ft now seemed the intention of the present Misikters of the Prices Regent to form an Administration sown themselves, without taking in the talent '.f yitbor party, he should to-morrow (this day) move that an humble Addless be presented to Ids Royal Highness the Princeßeyent, praying that be weutd bt graciously plea.ed to form a stung and effective government. Mr.'WHITBREAD postponed hie motion upon the'subjeet of Captain Howes Correspondeuee till Wednesday next.. the 27th Inst. He also postponed bislnotion respecting the Tu ners. dolt Act, till Wedresdry the td of lent. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. • • General FERGUSON presented Petition f%enn . the town of Dunferrhline, in the county of Fife r against the Orders in . Council. Riad and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. BROUGHAM presented if Pet/Liao from . lhe Itlanufaceurers and Mn chants of Palslef k in 3Cutland, against the Orders in CotitlCL . It Was signed by 4500 persons. Read and ordered terlie on the fable. Mr. CANNING also presented a Petitio - n flans ,the Inhabitants of South Shields against the Licence Trade. Read and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. CANNINp also. presented a Petition flom the same Petitioners in favour of the Orders In Coun cil. He observed, that as a Member of Parliathent he should conceive it his duty to preient any relitibil that was entrusted to his case i • bur it at happened on.thepresent occasion, that the two petitiuns he had oresented•expressed exactly his sentiments upon the two questioas to which they referred. His mind was now made up that some system, like that of the Or ders in Council, -should certainly be put lied; but the Licence Trad3 he thought irPraited their spirit, and rendered their justification less easy.—Theyeti. tion was then read and ordered to lie era the table: 'A.I ENT 1 Rl rtsH SItLR PING'CLOpft. - LOVE begs leave tosacquaint the Nobility and N- 0 • Peetons of Distinction, that in addition to the usual sorts now coming in weekly of the Spring !Wish, (and'vtLich has, for upwards of four years, met veldt such distinguished patronage) are a few pieces greatly superior in fineness of texture, fabric and beautiful appearance, to any Ltirting Cloth ever yet manufactur ed, and well deserving the inspection of ladies of the first Rank. . Sold blt 4he piece, at 154, Cheapside, near St Paul's ; and by Hardicg, Howell and Cw and at no other Houses in London. WANTS a SITUATION as GARDENER iu a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, a sober steady single Man, altilmo'4o years of age, who has a perfect knowledge of Pines. Grapes, Melons, and Forcing in general, likewise Bri 'taken& Foreign Faits. The most satisfactory reference wiltbe given front the Faintly whom he last screed for many ye2ts with ir, eproachable character. A line addressed, post paid, to A.ll. at Messrs. 11ctuell and Allunt's, No. 119, New Bond-s rat, will be intmediately attended to. SANI.Y,WINE;uid B, L./ ..1 ;9, Lama's CONDUIr-via low Prite4, the most superior primest Bottled Ale and Porter : . per Pipe, I per Gall. Good Port Wine, front I Fineßeti4ll Geneva, 105.6 d. 4116 to 120 Very strung old do. Hs. lOood old ditto, a 0125 to 130 Fttieold strong Jamaica Vtry curicata old ditto, Runt 171. warranted to have been Curious old Cognize intr•orted five years 135 Brandy, 355. • illa'd* and Quarter:Pipe in pto- Rich old Rum Shrub, i'Ns. portion. . . Cut it pus fine old Hoilands :: as. per Doz. Wine in Pints. per - doz. Good old Port front the - Rare old Pale Sherry, C. 5... wood, 495. Very superior old Port, Fite old do. not crusted 545. - from the wood, ?Es. Very curious old ditto, par doz. warranted tp hate Best Bottled Porter 61. 6d. been 4 years In butt..., Si).. Best double Brown titout , Fine old pale Shelly, 50s. ass. 6d. and 7s. 6d. Carious old do. do. 6us. Fine Ale, two years old Curious old Fast India btfore bottled- 9s. Bd. Madeira, warranted Porter in Casks. to be 12 years old 245. Draft Power, 19 pllous, M. Very fine rich and dry Ditto. 9 gallons, 15s. Lisboa, 435. Stout, 18 gallons, S 6. ,Rich Mountain 48s. Ditto, 9 gallons, 16s. Claret of very superior Fine old WandsvNrth Ale, in quality and flavour 100 e. racks of 18 gal. 4:4.-9 do. 82s. ( Bite above very low Prices for Ready Money only ) Orders by Post, resretfully attended to, and delivered (car riage free) to Carriers, at their Inns in Loudon. Match 1,2, 1812. . RANDY MY.RCH ANT, Ayr, can offcr, at the following Wine:, genuine Liquors, au& TAkiILY BREWING. BY THE K I NG'S ROYAL LETTERS , PATEN T. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respect ally solid - the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pubic, to their I'OR TABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. It combitiel all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, entwenient, and compact in its form; takes to piec‘s with cese„ and is kept in order with little trouble; its consumption of fuel is small, and it condenses the steam. The method of wing k is equally sit:vie and certain ' NO MASHING OF THE MALT BLING REQUISITE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNO'sYLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME.IIREWB.D FLAVOUR, which bccomerperiectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors, Islington-green and Skinner-street, SnoW-Itilt, London ; and Wine-strett,BristoL Also, by appoint ment, by the following . Furnishing Ironmnngers: LONDON : Messrs. Feltham, LOS, St. Martin's-lane; Messrs.' Summers, 105, New Bond-street; Messrs. Roberts, May, and Co. 66, xford.st rest ; Messrs. Downer :ad Sanders, ISS, s - reel ; Messrs. Larkins and Fade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, elliswell-street ; and Mr. Palmer, Si, Cornhill.--bOU TH. WARK: Meow& Benham and Prentice, 13.1, High-street,— DORSE Messrs,Thorne, Sherbnrne —WILTS Mr, Rus sel), Marlborough; Mesars..Whltchurch and Panting, Devizes. .—SOMERSET: Mr. Stothert, Bath. DEVON: Messrs. Klngdon, Exetei.; Mr. Narraway, South-Mobon ; Mr. Heath man, Plymouth; Mr. Rendell, 'Tiverton. NORFOLK: Mews. Aggs and Corr, Ironfounders, Norwicb.—LlNCOLN : Mr. Taylor, Heckington. near Sleaford ; Mr. Aeneas, Louth. WARWICK: Mr. Harborne, 131rmlaglatns.-11EREFORD: Mr. lioniatt, Hereford.—LANCAS'TER : Mr. Hope, Aral tt.ct, 37, Vrinceirs , yeet, Manchester.— NOftTHUMBER LAND: Mr. Mar:hall Mather," Newcagle-upon-Tyne.— WALES : Mr. David I homes Newcastle, Carmarthen. Just published, DIRECTIONS for BREWING with the PORTABLE. FA , MILE BREWING MACHINE; cintaining !attractions for Judging of the Quality of Malt and asps, and the Method of Br.wing PORTER, ALE, TABLE ALE, and TABLE BEER. Sold by the Proprietors, and by all their !gents • also, by the following Boolrsellers: Mr. Chopple,66,Pall-Moll; ' Mr Harding, 36,5 t. Jame.'s -street ; Mr.Hone,27, - ligh-street,Bloontsbury;and Mr. Maxwell, 21, Bell-yarti, Temple-bar. Price Ode Shillaug. To be allowed to purchasers of a Machine. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspectloh every Tuesday, to Skinner-street, Londun ; and tan the Exchange, JOHN EaLLlNOliAlkis ' i LIGNUM'S PILLS.,—Fix the infallible cure of Lord O. L. GOWER rose to move Oat the ft all degrees of a ',latent &Order. One small PHI is a dote, should be laid befrue that House a copy of a letter, add the taking of one box, in a recent ease, vrill.convince the pa- Which he (Lord G.) had writteb to a Nobie Lord, tient of hie speedy movory. Notbiti can be bet:ve conutv 1 the ccretarY of ~qtate•for the home departkient, eon more safe and conveniept than this rerscily,lst totally eradicating every symptom df this destructive malaily by tea or land, as it 1 raining all circumstances 'relative to the case of Juhn nee& no c4,niinement restraint of diel, or Itioderamv of businew Bellingham. He hoped the 11 , use wool; feel with , A trial of this noble m edicine: will soon bound i• s due ;Waite:. With , him the delicate . iitua ~n i in which tie 'thud, god pec- ea& box is givzn a copious direction, [ruin whit] , the purChasers 7 to make this moron without any di Dmvm win be enabled to jsdge properly of their own cases, and mit:ai to treat,, them u may be requisite, without further medical assistancei t ;mace. Aftet the .manner in which the conduct a( with secrecy and safety. . Sir S. s%airpe in Russia had.beeti artaigned by the This Pills may be had whole's!. awl retail at Mr. Li/111ml 1 4 I priromer, be 1.11011g 0 :4 the present proccedingoste hiichly . No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester , at 2a od. the btx ; sold-also i ____,_. by l. Evans and San,4ll,Long•lanei West Smithfield ; Dicey Mei Proper - . Sir S. hairpe he dr.scrihed as st most &it& Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; butler, 4. Chearide ; •Newbery iTal servant of Government, and as a min ready to and Soes, 45,snd Sniwrod Edsviras,66,St.Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and eons, 95,Fleet-mmitet ; Weston ansleo.s9.l.l,Strand;, i I relie _ve the distresses et others,' while 4 'n that jaunty?, , 1 I out pf his own pocket. The ' xplanation was due nOll Santee 140, Oxforestre2t; saw" loYal liatbange ; Cpkiddit cul l to sit Stephen , via t whims to do tosextry, 47 1 Atittlie! i s heillie iiielii.l o # 7l ) . , . 4 . 7 : . :;.:1! i ito 41 .i. v !'.' • -... ! • •• . ••• . . . WESTA.L.4I FURL IGN SCEIVER: PART 11. This day was Oublished,'price 10s. 6d. FOREIGN SCENERY . A Series of Views of Picturesque and Romantic Scenery, in Madeira, the Cape of Good Mope, Timor, Prince of Wales's Bombay, Mahratts Country, Helens, and Jamaica; from Drawings mu•de in those Countries. Sy WILLIAM WESTALL. Part 2. containing tkrec Views in the island of Madeira, with descriptive accounts in Et.e:itli and French. i.uti: fvr T. Cadell and W. Davies, strand. N, B. A few proof iinpresztons raw taken off, price IS.. . . . • ARMY OF WALCHEREI4. • ,-• BM AND FORAM{ MONEY. 'par k ACTING .DENJTY COMMISSARY -GENERAL h;tiln~ beep directed is Wand the amount of 16repsrtr Tat deducted from at an 3 Forage . , issued to the Aril under the commnft.l of " Lieutenant-General Don, only et** the loaded from 23th October, to *2.4th December, 1809," in the late ExpOition to the Scheldt, the parties contents 3, may reeelre Parneilt thereof, by applying to James Window, Ms. Crultocourt, between the hours of ten and three o'clock. kW I, lilt!. . .