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TO BE SOLD, the STAB: from 1800 to IRIS, Half-bound, Parchment Back and Corners; and the STAR, Unbound, from .1814 to 1823. Utters maybe addressed, post paid, to Mrs. Barnes, Neves paaer..QAce, Cock -court, St. Martin's-le-Urkind: ' W HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED' COMPA/Cl' MERCILIA TS If ENGLifIVD Olden Sifsr INDIES, do hereby g ive N ol i", o at v QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said ran o/ will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on wgI)NSSDAY, tke 18th June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the far o" for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from ; yeas last to Midsummer next. mat the Transfer Docks of the said Company's Stocks will to Shut on TUESDAY., the 5d June next, at Three o'Clock, asd 0 „,„,d again on THURSDAY, the 17th July followinz. And that the Divic!end Warrants on the said Company's slek,due on the .sth July, will be ready to be delivered on SONDAY,tht 7th July next. TCEEPII DART, Socretary. AsSOCTATED A POT H ARI ES AND BURG APOTHECARIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES.BON THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this A SSOCIATION will be holden at the Crown and An glia, Tavern, Strand, on W)Ini:SPAY, the 2cl of Jaly next, at yw t e e'Llock hi t' Afternoon. The Chair to be taken at .2lw &Clock 'Tom is,:ly. The ANNI V ERS El DI" NER WiII be on the same day, d the above Tavern, at Six o'Clock. Sieh Gentlemen and their Friends as may be disposed to fa vour tbe Stewards with their company are requested to signify their intention, by letter, to Mr. Ottey, at the Crown and An- Oct Tavern.-11ekets 1 Ss. —_ _ _ T and J. SIVEW RIGHT, S 7, Cornhill ; SB, Hay d • market; and li, Holborn ' are selling Tickets and Shares f or tie New State Lottery , whi ch begins Drawing THURS DAY, 95th September, considerably Cheaper than for the last Taterf Years. A rise has already taken place, and a further avant is expected. PRESENT PRICE, 17th JUNE: Ticket . - - - .Cl 5 8 0 Half - - - 8 8 0 Quarter -1 . - 4 4 6 L'ghth - - - 2 2 6 Si x teenth only . 1 1 6 SCHEME CONTAINS of —.. £20,000 of - £lO,OOO of - £2,000 THE MORNING AND EVENING SACRIFICF.. - MEW and Improved Editions of the MORVING .1..‘ AND EVENING SACRIFICE, beautifully printed in post Bvo. and demy 12mo. will be published in a few days. by Duren and Born, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Wrarrazza, London. Speedily will be published, post Svc). THE SWEEPINGS OF MY STUDY. " The sceptre, learning, physic, must AU follow this, and come to dust."--Snartsraass. Printing for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, LunclOn._ S 2 • 5 Scc. Bcc. MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS. j. sad J. S. shared and sold in their late Contract, all the Pries if £20,000, and in the list Lotteries 1,467, - £16,000, 14,3 15 , 110,000, arid ournerolas other Capitairof /61,000, £l,OOO, £5Oll, • Speedily will he published, in. One Vol. 12mo. (KETCHES of the PHILOSOPHY of A PPARI TIONS ; or, an Attempt to Trace such Illusions to their Physical Causes. By SAMUEL lIIBBERT, M.D. F.R.S.E. &c. " I' the name of truth, Are ye fantastical, or that indeed Which outwardly ye spew ?"—Macurnr. • Printing for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, London. 'PIANO-FORTES AND PEDAL HARPS. TLIE Improved Patent Oblique P iano-forte, now so much in request, cannot be seen for sale anywhere but It John Watlen's, t 5, Leicester-place. The following second land Piano-fortes and Harps, good as new :—A Cabinet, 60 gs. for 38 gs.—Rosewood ditto, 80 p. for 60 p,—Squaro e'tto, !figs.—Two new Harps, one 45 gs.- - Double-action ditto, SO gs. enit sEl2oN—stery great bargains. Speedily will be published, post Bvo. 'IIIHE BACHELOR'S WIFE. Egeria! sweet creation of some heatt Which found no mortal re3ting-place do fair As thine ideal breatt; whate'er thou art, Or wert—s• young Aurora of the air, --- OUTFITS FOR TIIE EAST AND WEST INDIES. GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES going to the In cites are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied mitts every article necessary for those climates at a short notice. Abo an extensive Resentment of Table Linen, Sheeting, and every description of Household Linen, always kept ready for immediate use. Hosiery, Gloves, Child-Ded Linen, Dresses, &c. Ste. At CHRISTIAN . ' Warehouses, No. 10, Strand, corner of Cann-street; and No. 11, Wigmore-street, London. The nympholepsiof some fond despair : Or, it might be, a beauty of tut earns, Who found a more than common votary *ere Too much adoring; whatsoe'er thy birth, Thou wert a beautiful thought, and softly bodied forth." Printiorfor Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and G. and W. B. Whittaker; Paidan. 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Families front India, &c. will find it the best a adopt ha 'change of climate, as well as for its economy, it pos sessing all the advantages of the India Madras cloth; ea condu cive to health in the hot climates, with that of Linen, at nearly blithe price ; and where they can exchange India Shawls they sissy net wish to retain to the greatest advantage, for every tie ssriptioa of the choicest warranted Foreign and British Linens, Damask Table Linen, Muslims, Shawls, Veils, rich Worked' Dreiiet, adapted for presents, &c. French Cambrics of the dive and durable Valenciennes 'fabrics as imported, and the foist manufactured British Goods, adapted for the French and other foreign markets, and for superior Family use, with the va rious new Ankles for Fashionable Evening and Morning Dress. White aild Coloured Bed and Drawing-room Furnitures, with those adapted for Carriage Linings, Studies, Cottage garniture, Zci. and every desCription of Goods which are taken in the piece and detny, regularly at the 3•Vhnlesale Factory Prices. This day was published, In Tour voloincsosino. price U. Ss. boards, EDWARD NEViLLE; or, the MEMOIRS of an OBl'll.ktg. Printe.l for Longman, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, just published, The Klus•of the Pug. By the Author of the" Cavalier," &c. in 3 vols. lerno. It. Is. bonds. 01111111 nuts; or the Moues of LIADINBALL. By the Author of the " Lollards," &c. 5 vols. lento. les. hoards. INrrourrir, a Tale. By Mrs. lioHand. lemo. 6s. Thi: day was published, with Plates, !Ivo. price 10s. P OMARIU M BRITANICUM or, An Historical and Botanical *Amount of Fruits. By .HEN Rif PHILLIPS. F.H.B. Author of The History of Cultivated Vegetibles." The Third Edition, enlarged, with Mitch additional infOrtita tion, as well as Historical, Etymological, and Botanical Anec dote. To which are added, the most approved Methods of Re tarding the Ripening of Fruits, so as to insure, is all seasoas, the enjoyment of those vegetable delicacies: curious particulars of the Pine Apple, &c. Also, by the same Author, The History of Cultivated Vegetables. Second Edition, two vols. Bvo. nts. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit •street. This day were published, in Bvo. price 1114. boards, ' THE LUCUBRATIONS OF HUMPHREY RAVELIN, F.sq. late Major of the • • Regiment of Infantry. We'll e'en tot like French Gleaners, Sy at anything we see." Sus moons. A CARD. lilt. li A Y LY, Surgeon-Dentist, with the sanc lion of many Gentlemen who rank high in the 'Medical *salon, also of many Lalies and Gentlemen who have ex ? 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Beyly begs leave to advise those who would wish to 'melee the ber.eht of his treatment in infiainmation of the in ternal membrane (Or Tooth-ach), to apply in its first stage, if possible, as considerable advantage will be the result of an -early attention to that malady, and as the least pain is. not felt in its cure or the preservation of the tooth. At borne from 'Fen to Five.— Appointments out anew:led to. Term* moderate,--1 :lie Poor may attend before o'cloc k. . - _ .__ Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. " The best papers kb the volume we umpaestionably these of a general character: The Essays on Modern 14travaganee and Charity are evidently the work of a man who has read life with an eye of wisdom. The observations are faithftil to fact, arid the remarks either ingenious or souud."--Literart Ga zette, March 22, 1822. 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' - _ ELINiANT GLazaas, FURNITURE, &c.—The No. bility and Gentry ate invited to - inspect the Ware rooms of COOPER and Sox, 95,.Bishopsgate-,Within. where is exhibited an assortment of new and second hand Plate.Glasses ' admirably suited to every descri p tionot drawing or dining rooms. The prices are just reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measuring 100 inches by n and upwards; and on those of smaller, dimen sions the alteration will be found equally important. 'The extensive preference given to this Establishment is thankfully acknowledged by the Pioprittors. who, in their endeavouis to evince their gratitude, by ma nufacturing articles is a' superior manner, at prices !suitable to the times, fibps7 to merit a continuance of public supports In the furniture department is corn- ' every nest add elegant article of Upholstety, Cabinet, and Chair-were, regulated upon such a shale of 4onsarni as to ,desiand and ensure the pa tiruyagejA tank and fashion.. . . BOUSR.OF LORDS, stttia kft This . • morningtheir Lords&*Met about twelve (kink, whoa Appeali were proCeided " Lofd O. Loid ficla ibe Cto" *. n;: of . 1111.1 - niei l y in Ireland, was.remittfed far the etniddeiatlea bf ahIE ft. " Sir Jolla Fowler sr; Dom" . irpon a Writ of Bttpt freed tile Court of King's Bench, walk partly.beird. . - Mr. CaLcita.ii, Mr; S. Rice, M. G. M. Gairtit. and others, brought up the St. AndieW's(lliillioin) Tithei Extinguishing Bill, the Limerick (Clef) &Revlon Sill, the 9ciiiih SlieriSs' I Court Bill, and mane other EMS which, just dri the adjouri- Imeatof the House, were read a first time. The Grind Jury (Ireland) Preetitments Bill was postponed 'ill to-morrow, Whet% it Was onleied that Counsel should be beard against the MI Snort after fire o'clock. The Earl of DA II NLEY presented a Petition firms cettafn Inhabitants of hliddk-Sex and Surrey, praying their Lordshipt' attention to the spite 9f Ireland .— Ordered to lie on tie table. The Earl of ABIIIIDEENT propoksd to postpone the further consideration of the ScOteh Entails Bill till Friday next, which, after I few words from Lord Rossxru and the Earl of Ltenxts- DALE, was agreed to. TUE SPITAL,PHILDs ACTS. The LORD CHANC E LLOR spoke in nearly the following words My Lords, a Petition has re • cent'p been put into nay• hands, with an expres , ,ed wish that I would undertake to present it to your Lordships, in the expectation of its being received by you. With respect to the prayer of the Petitioners, I confess that I am rather an incompetent judge, as between one party and the other, in matters of this kind. The Petition I now hold in my hand, and which I consider it my duty to present to youf Lord ships, is from . the Journeymen Silk Weavers of Spi• talfields and its vicjnity, also of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Liberty of the Tower, and the County of Middlesex; whose united prayer is, that your Lordships would vouchsafe to them an oppor ttmity for laying before you their concern at the pro jetted repeal of the Acts commonly called the Spi.. talfields Acts. They further pray, my Lords, that you will extend to them the privilege of being heard before a Committee of your Lordships, or by Coun sel against the pending Bill. It appears to me, my Lords, that the Petitioneri, from their loyal and peaceable and patient course, during the long period of fifty years since which the Acts in question were passed, are deserving of serious consideration in. this House; and I earnestly trust that your Petitioners will long continue to merit such consideration in the manner they have hitherto done. I have at present to move, that your Lordships will allow the Petition to he fully read."—The above' Petition was immedi ately read, and then ordered to be laid upon the table of the House. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said that he concurred mlst heartily in the sentiments so well.expressed by his Noble and Learned Friend ; and the first consi deration now was, in what manner their Lordships were best able to dispose of the Petition just laid tor their table. There existed a Standing Orderof their Lordships, - which :originated with a Noble Friend of his (Lauderdale), whom he was happy to see present, and which provided for referring all Bills relating to Trade to a Select Committee; and though the present Bill did not certainly come within the' spirit of that order, it might easily. be included in the letter of it. The pending - Bill, against which the Petitioners row prayed, bad come before their Lord ships with the sanction of Reports from Committets of both Houses, by whom [he alterations it proposed were considered as essential to the interests of the Spitalfields silk wasters, and not only so, but even to those of the journeymen weavers. But,-notwithstand ing these rechminendations, it was evident that the passing of the present Bill was contemplated with deep apprehensions by a very large body of his Ma jesty's subjects, who had petitioned to be heard against it; and therefore he doubted not that their Lordships would give a. patient hearing to the Peti tioners. It might be objected, though he apprehended no such objection, that he was going out of the ordi nary Parliamentary course, when lie ventured to urge to their Lordships, that if any consideration ought to induce them to listen to the Petitionirs that consideration was found in the uniform loyalty and orderly demeanour of that portion of his Majesty's :objects. When he mentioned this consideration, he did not advert to the. circumstances.of the present Bill—during the progresinf which not only some bf their 'Lordships; lint many Members of the o:her House, had repeated occasions to observe the Colt duct of the Petitioners—but he spoke from reflection On their conduct for a long series of years, when n'o distresSes, no pressure of poverty, nor even the 'riven hag of famine, could induce the Petitioners (ite spoke of them as .t body of men) to alienate their allegianre to the Constitution. There was not discoverable in them any undue impatience, nor even the risings of irritation ; but, on the contrary, their behaviour wits always both loyal and patient. Taking this view of the subject, he should propose, that whether the Stand ing Order gid, or did not, comprehend the present case, the Petitioners be heard in the very first stage, and'before the second reading of the Bill. Here the N,•ble Earl moved the new Standing Ol der with respect to Trade Bills should be react, when. upon the consent of the Earl of LAUDERLIALIS, the Order was amended, so as to permit the hearing (.4 . Counsel in the primary stage of suck Bills. : It was agreed, at length, that the present Bill, to. gether with the Petition,. should .be referred to Select Committee, who were diiected tab, assembled on Wednesday next. Lord ELhENSOROUGH was- desirous .to avail eymen, from himself this opportunity to present sorrie Petition s against the. Bid, lit introdUcitig ( i s 3 i e g th ne i j i li .g y these Petitions,. he wished to •AstrttiheikLor4hips letesno.MlAers afld 10.000 Journeymen, that he had listened to what had • frokri it e Noble Earl (Liverpool). opposite with pest sat i s f a .,_ t i on , but, thought it .was only whim. might. be 'a x. petted from the candour -and kindnesi• in pec , • cudus and hithshorable Itt • that Noble r.ark. vas impossible for even that NOSIe • Earl to speak fro highly of the conduct and slain: (if conduct had a:ly claim) of a numerous bode of men,'who;thiflittotfai .. .... .. - vAi,u,lghr.: FrlFFmar.,B. itiOtili -kip , weidEt; 1 LANDS IX THE COUNTIES OF -SURREY . AND BUCKS. TO BE SOLD, • PHE MANOR, or,REPUTED MANOR of AL- L. DERtiTEAD, and a valuable FARM called ALDER- ! 3Tr4l) FARM, comprising an excellent Durelling-house, ; Brewhouse,Rikehouie, and other maces; with Stables, Gra- naiiri, Barns , and convenient Oat-tint:Ws, and ahotit FlirE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES - Of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land. . The above Estate lies compact, nearly within a ring fence, in I the Parish of hteastharn, in the County of Autrey, about 18 miles from Landihi, and ten from Croydon ; cs*minds delight , ful proipects of the sarrounding country, and is now In the °ten paams of Mr. Andrew Collyer. Aleo a most desirable .and val - uable ESTATE, called POL-, LA RD'S W 00 D, comprising . 1 ONE '.IUN DRED AND EIGHTY-THREE ACRES, Mitaaie 8n an eminence at Chalfant St. Giles, in the County of Meld, adjoining the road leading from Uxbridge to Chesliam, three piles from Amersham, eii;ki. from Uxbridge, and twenty three front London; commanding extensive and richly variegated proseecta Well calculated for the icite of a Mansion, the Nona being dilinitably adapted for a Most beautiful and picttiresque Part or Paddoek. .. , . Mr. ham Hearn*, of cha.T.t. Sc. Gael., will aliew the Bucks Woo*of whom, andalso of Mr. Owen Goddard, of Fa:champ stead, particalars may be it.l. . To treat for the purchase of -the said Estates, either together or separately, apply to Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Reading. LITERATURE. 3. 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