Star. — London, England, 1814-05-04 00:00:00

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AT , GLASGOW', WriIIiIfrPHR,TIM.DES' HALI-. - Ie rr 41-IE MUSEUM of the ; i e01.4.E.GE. will be In eatra boatels, peatlycoloured, price .tii 61.. ' * April 47. 1814. .. • _ et . JL opered for be on TUESDAY ihe 17th ..&y, of May A NEW'ELEMENTARY ATLAS 4 contaieing , ,„. ,_,_ WPM OF LORDS, MAY S. 1 9 legato, and wil be ()item on Tugs and 1 Inntsdate &Wing the distinct Maps of all the principal Kingdoms and State, AY a GENER AA., M.EtTING of the I NCO R- ' .--. _ ._ ... .• .. . t• Montbs of May mid June. For per toilets reeetieg to admission, throughout the World; drawn from the meet recent authorities. , PORATION of the . H AMMERIVIEN in GLASGOW, Cis teen w heed qpon the rirm remecting tbe Barciewell • lee.. areecation may be made it the College betweep the hours of . Printed for John Cary, 181, Strand. JAMES Ilr':VlCAlt, Deacon,* the Male; . Pete , leer i'leer fer the Cfaimant the AT'IVREET Oise- . a r c bio o ch e : Frorresvetrojbierileirteopon:iteletrteloarder Divorce Ben, whirl oaf ••• .• Y lait twelve and - 1 woe By Order of the Word of Curators. . ri. - EDMUND BELFOUR, Secretary. "IFIE BIOGRAPHICAL DI - C rIONARY, Vo-• I.4nr Meeting having taken into theft serious consideration certain alterations proposed to be made upon the ;Westin CORN • Lincoln's inn fable, May 2 ; 181.4. . _ lume XV. edited by ALEXANDER CHAi.MERS, F.S.A. LAWS, and debberated thirteen, are utoremously. of opieioq, read.i.,:esen°l4cltedgliti;t.l44.o4'utte:la . s m ee l* stf ec6 e tbeti llinilirert titue and pawed. -4- - was published chill day: price Tereere Biiillings. in boards. AI'AL and MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Printed , for the Propnietms, and sold by George Wilkie, p 7, that these alterations will ,or only.be atteeded with the certain Tile Cortege E 'raliesztern et 11101 wa. brour eup from tfto w eonse: . 3en . t: of increasing the price of the necessaries or 1r bo . t * Comrthitts bt Mr. leitoninse and attests, as veer.: . h e t arrow Ices 'era • lnit - 'fitted in the Year 1780. Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, the preceding.fourieen • 1i ne highly injurious to the Manufacturing interim of die f Blood B U and the i *reason Punelsmeut Bill, by Mr. Hoene* an, Parron-e•His Royal- Highness the Duke of YOWL Volumes . The publication will be continued at the rate of a Vo- c ountry, as by raising the price of provisions to the labouring ." ' ' • and others. llitere Rills were reel a liket and orderei to be read • sof Vice-Patton-We+ H. the Duke of GLOUCES iftt. lume (of about 500 pages)- very Months. plot, the necessary co n sequence of increasing 'he expense of' raw[ Prtsident•i- Hsi ariketlike Aecties• op of CANTERBURY. . .. This day warptibsised, ' .. . . Menafactures and work of all kinds, must follow to such a de- a Second time.-Adjourned till to morrow. fere Vidz-Plixeitizerte _ _. • Prix Ss. cone e ti 3s 6d. retie,- gree, that goods made in this country will cost so much, that -.a.- sett Rt. Hon and Right Rev. Lord Rt. Hon. Adm. Lord Gambier E LENIENS de 1a LANGUE ANGLOISE, con- they cannot be carried to foreign Markets at such priCes as to HOUSE OF COMMONS I te- BIsi•op of London' Right Hare, Niett Vansktart tenant tout ce qui est rentertne cressentiel et de niceasaire compete with these furnished by other nations. Mr. WORTLEY:moved for leave to bring in a BiU to armed ai4 nor. & Right Rev. Ld. Bisitelp • flee. Pe Peary dans des Ouvrages plus Velumineux. The Meeting, therefore, unanimously Resolved, That this' the fitgliway Acte-Granted. • of Durham Sir William Pepperell. girt. ' Par J. PERRIN, • Incorporation will join with other publec bodies or ind victuals, Mr. CREEVEY gave 't itnonc he should Moire, at Tues. 1* Very Ran, Dean of Canterbury Sir Thomas Bernard; Bert. Adieu Attie Grammaiee Francolse, Ike. • who entertain similar sentiments* opposing , by every I. gal and day, for Copies of the Correspoence thee had passed befweee iee, lion. and Very 'Rev. Dean a Vice-Adm. Sir Jas. Saumarez, Nouvelle Edb ion, Revue, Corrigie, Augment& Won Abrige constitutional means, the proposed alteration or the present Corn the President . of •he &lard of Controul and the East India Com- lice leiedsor Bart. K. B. pany, reepecting the renewal of Pensions. -• ethr Ri. ht Hai, Earl Spencer LiesteGeneral Robt. Minuses, de Syinaxe, &c. et Termlnee par enVocabulaire et des Dialogues , Laws and anointed a Committee for that outpost . avec la Prononciation Figure-, per Mr. Des Carrieres: They also appoint this. Minute to he pqbliebed in the Clasp,* Mr. SLAKE moved for leave to bring Ina run for removing :tel. Righ e Hon. Earl et Dartmouth Robert 1 hornton, Esq. be.P. . A Londrese Chez C Law, Aye- t Mar De ia-ewe • Dull* et Co. Comte'', l'lerald, and Chronicle; as also inthe.LondonSTAß and doubts as to the prov'sions rif an Art of tile mid et his present Right Hon. Tart ef Radnor Wm. Wilbtrforce, EicklA.P. , Soho- -strett,' b oa Cou rt Newspapers. ' Majesty, enti•led an Act for the relief of his Majesty's Popish • t(sf e Rt. H.Ld.WilloughbY tic brake • c' . Si in the presence, and b appointment of the Meeting,by subjects , in relation to the town of Gavin - Ts pie. 1 aeetiolitas. lust Arrived, price 5'.. . JAMES SoVVICAR. Deacon •MrDA I ,Y sal ! la.: ititmed ant object to this Irill in its present cja, ..//l r. Ambrose Martin , Char- IMr Jetm Stephenson , And on tale by THO. UNDERWOOD, s . E. Fleet-street, London, . ... .. - - . . stage, though he siriuld in its feeire peeress. It was not so - et- lotte-atreet, Blonrnstiury I street, ChatharaTlace Numh-r lof a New Series of lIVTISH . SYSTEM OF VIRICATION. much to rower. doubts as to grant the elective franchise to 20 te. ezcser Antal, (Gratit ) -.. .f. i- • T HE scuristi REVIEW, to be continued AT a MEETING 'of the COMMITTEE of the or 30000 new voters . . i e k. Captain FABIAN, Royal Navy, • Quarterly. . NM PePa i t ----. .LIL Ittern'tl rioN for Promoting the British System fur the Leave given, &lathe Bill brought In, and read a firm time. eo • 1i 4, Jetnlyn-etreet, Mr. B, BA'ffiURST moved the thin: reading' of the Clergy ieg • CON --iLauderelaie no the Currency - Lord Byron's Education of the Labouring and Manufacturing Classes of eociety et- ,se Major CLOSE, Royal 'Artillery, Me ete m e e tetene. Cot 6 /4-Tableau de la latterature Fransais-Muckersy's Let• ee. . 114, Jerrnyn-street, . --- ` 7- rers- C a m p ai g n in Reside, and Battle of Letpsic-Memolres de of every Religions Persuasion, held at Kenaiagton Palace, on Penalties Bill and proposed several new eiailtes. The fi rst was, Saturday. the seth of April : that no acti on or process that had been turd out, commenced, The 'ANNUAL GENERAL MEF. PIG of this SOZIETY Goldoni -Edgewort h Patronage-Stewart's Philosophy of the His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT in the Chair. &c. and upon which bole bad been joined, prev ously to Junt- a rt• will be held at the Neer Loudon l, nem Cteapside, on 1 eesclay Mind-Memoirs of General Moreauew Publications.this Rill, vett the 10th May. The doors will be opened at twelve o'chick and Editibergla : Printed by and for D. eechaw and son. it Was Tesolv -11, That the following Notice be insisted In the ery. 1813, *humid be afflered by any thing contained in public' Pipers, sod a Copy transmitted to every Subacriber • The other clauses ho being properly . ngrcesed, the further pro. the Chair taken exactly at Oae. Brbider of the Costur•tee, Of whom may also be had the former Series, in '1 en Numbers. a. . That Jui . eph Lancaster, who, at the General Meeting held on ceedlngs upon the Bill were postponed till the other ()veers ef the load e' (Signed) .. 3. M. CI .QS) Sectetary.. • deo Cempotetee_Rnortrto street. b April, 1814 - -- e - e --- *** Numbis ll '‘' l ' ll al_,_.•••••"•^e-'''''''" nl y . the tath of November, 1813, accepted ihe office of Sitperintee. day had been deposed of The day .1 ri boa d slan t at a salary of Li y was putaishe ,p ce ss. rs, per diem, has now resign.d•that office, Mr. KO sE twisted for a return of all Foreign Wheat, Flour, 804 ual. WES umi 114 , NsTrat PIRE-Ot V1CE,1794 .o 6 - expressing great dissatisfaction with the Committee and Tres- which had been imported from the yearl la. Ord..red, • . s. POCKET DICTIONARY of the LAW O r f teet,. by which wit asure all co e enection between _llittr v eeand the • MILVoRD Hen3Outt SILL. - King- street, -gardan, April 23, 1314. BILLS of EtCHAt4OE, PROMISSORY NO PE , Institution for promoting the British System is dime ed. . Sir J. GRAHAM mused tor leave to withdraw rl31 - 1E General Meeting Ipfoititecl by the Deed of BANK NO I'ES CI I ECKs, &c. with an Appendix, containing ' That the Committee having for some time pact derived little Abstracts of Acts ' and Select Cases eel Mee to Negotiable Sec a -this Bill, which stood for a second reading, in order ;an - 1. Settlenfent, to be held yearly on ehe last Thursday it assistance from the personal services of Joseph Lancaster, the rites, Analysis of a Count In Assumprilt, Ste. n April, or within ten days thereafter, tor the Choice of Auditors, By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL, Eaq. • Public may rest assured that the Institution stilt remains iipoli tO bring in a mire perfect one. - precisely the same foundation as before, and that all arrange- Me. BARHAM objected to this proceeding, be. 1.. - o and ote_oteer Affairs, will be holeen at this Office, on Thursday, r Of the Honourable Society of. the inner remple, Author of hi- es; May 3eh, next, at twelve o'clock. " ehe Spirit or Marine Law," Ste • merits, whereby the great work of public educatien has been ht- cause the new Bill might contain matters cOntrery tO 19 Cy. H. Be Secretary. • London: Prided for Clarke and Sobs, Portugal.street, Lin ' therto facilitated, subsist in their full vigour, and that this area what had been petitioned 1w by the parties ill whose national object will be prosecuted with unliminished aetivey by , half , Id, B. .n/eCh°r win be taken alone o'cl ' A P r ' cisrlT.. coin's Inn ; Filmset, inner Temple Gate; Parsons, Ludgate- tee . PASeAGE VEaSEL l'O. FRANCE. street ; Richirdson, Royal Exchange; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and the same Patrons, Trustees ant( Committee, in whom the friend., ne the existing Bill had been intro duced. of' education have been accustornee to confide The SPEAKER observed that it was quite regn. ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones , Paternoster-row. We • T HAT fi ne Vessel the YOUNG WILLIAM -------- ---- r -1-- -----• ' that to prevent any mistake with regard to the appropriation lar to move for leave to withdraw one Bill and br•ng ;ale Pacliet,SttstAiste Tut.t.sce, N". ter, will I t to Cher Jule publithed, Number I. of of Subset - T. tons intended fur the support of flee BMW% System, in another more perfect, provided the second Bi ll did • Its burgh and Havreee-Grae on Friday i eee May e, Ito 4 : and THE SELEC l' WORK of ENGRAVINGS. the Public are arnestly acdiceed to ascertain that the persons by "vie easel:sue to sail entry week wind sad weather yerrnitting; Th e Firm. Number of this Work Is now ready to be dell- appying for such subscriptions are authorieed by the Committee, not differ from the facts of the petition. ' l i are and ft exeresnely well fitted rip ' with 'every accommodatiot; for te.red to Subscriters, at this Gallery.-li consists of fine P. a beautiful or if the said subssriptions be paid into the hands of a Banker, The notice was then discharged, and SirJ. GRA Heat thy pu s tu l e/1; Parcels and Luggage taken* parniular care ot, and Fngraelee, by Raetiael Morghen of Florence, after a lc- that they be placed to the =mei of Mte *Mien Allen, th moved for leave to bring 41 another Bill, which, after •• wit debi t with the inmost exp. deion. • Posienetru aid. pdrrels ,urn, by 1 elan. Treasur er of the Institution. Joseidi Lancaster I ''l 'n'ing no to et a few words from Mr. IdAltilAel and Mr. MARRYATTe ~ inn lied, and the Master en be spoken with alf the Corrish terms I lii, brareh of the . Work will consists f I valve large En- any,authority to receive subscriptions Jar this puspose. . • i o will was negatived. - ' ins !Uvula, 'a nt -street, PorUMO AV • graving' by the princTal Artiets o' the e.ent period, for the IYe erentrat Meeting of the subscribers to the Institut o ' 4 .• .... ~ S LAVE TRADE. •• London 'and Chichester t.'oachis e v er y Mom in g at 4 fireriinz p ur p ose of ilheitraring: file compositions of the great Masters of be held at the Freemason's Tavern, Great Queen : street. on. sa. . rile from the above Tavern. Waggons diel/ flew the Bell hue ,h e itae ou, Salo* if Painting. Each Engraving cif this Seri s e turdsy the 21st instant, at one o clock precisely, his Royal litgh- Mr. WILBERFORCE said, that in rising to move . 4_ r▪ - Wood-street, Cheapsitle, LOntion. •e • I e•Ce .•.• is three guineas •e - loess the Duke of Keser in the Chair; and the Anniversary Din- for an Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Re- . ' . All parcels above the , value o( AS, (*wile leteed sad peed Hewer Gallery. 87, Pall-Nifide, April S 6, 18f I. tier On rurtday the 24th instant, the Marquis of Lessrlowe e in the Chair, supported by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of gent, that lee may exert his influence at the ensuing .-- • for accordingly, or it ',Swill meet hi4etatatett Rle• ' Ties day was pubestied, mese es. NuentierW of ---e--te-..-.....--e•-•--.....-z---'--e-e-------e-e------ KaNT and sossrx. Congress for the abolition of the Slave Trade, he In . - NEW •MIISIC/ '• • HE NEW ; MONTHLY MAGAZINE : corn. Suhscriptions in aid of the Institut'nn are received by the sh; uld not detain the House long. In the years 1806 1 ' , • we 2_,,.. p : osen , es -escrevive ot the numerous other departments , the Treasurer, William Allen, Monts-court, Lonibarreetreet ;at the HE WANDEItINt..;-BOVILa Melo„DFamatic and 1810, the House had voted an Address similar sose.w.na altercating twig** coinnerisicatione viz : Accouot of house ot this tesdauti•in, Royal kree School,. Borough-road ;an d It 4 fle. Romance me' Petiofe""B it 11 ' 4 : .1- Royal, C nvenfe the ptujectel Loudon • Arrylum for the Insene- 1t e Political ey M e ssrs, leanenn Mortand mid Co. Pae-hlatt ; hissers. to the preseni in affect. It was impossible to open , I IL. °sicken, comp:m. l U ang arranged fee the Pianotorte, try H. IL omck., K e e of eminent Mathemaeciens-Dr. Coutts and Co. Stratil ; and Messrs Mares, Fleet-street. their eyes to the present situation of affairs, without , v. Bishop. price A Wee thy Gate? Oh Hemome• a favour Re' Porkies on the Aaviunages of the rtudy of the Oriental Lan- N. B. 'lt is requested that all c.mintunications for infortnation seeing diet all circumstances were favourable to the no g ages-lternedy for rite c'hoc'k ode-Origin of Sernames-Mr. eoncer.iniz qualified Teachers, &c be addressed, post paid, to the . coative arid Air, sung .by Mr Itribane in the Oretotros, cony- * adotition of this 'measure, and that tbe motives were paved ai d arranged for the Piabefeete; b a d ue, pike 2a. . Six Blount * Reply to Camden, jun.-141r. Bewley on the Author Secretary, at the Royal Free School, Borough-road, Southwark, . , re tavoeriri•Romancis, adepted to i f n Engltsh words; by o f is ie te e, Ito meets/ " -DT. Watkins on the Posthumous where tvecy article requisite for the supply of Country Schools never so strong. There was never a Congress in that Philo VPleneuvet,price as. Theii .1" . wito golden leak. adapted Worka et Mr. Bryant-Mr. Brno - A on Explealetria 'n Coal Mines may he procured as usual. fo6gpti cox, s ec , history ot mankind, in which. the communion of into. sp totbes faveirrite Air of Cherry Slitekd Pettesittiee ft . The is - ;--Inquiry aincerintig the Figure - of * Negro in the Garden of rests was more likely to he considered than in the . • W vottrit.:Dinir in the i popielei o o"ea iif . ' /he rerme r's W ' f g• WM' Clement's Ina-seLecturesof an eminent Protessor-o On the means ECONOMY IN T,HE PURCHASE OF 'RUH LINEN. _ • present. The best mode in which they • could thew 'posed anti• arrange(' es is !web, by HI R. lieshoe• Tf"eee Ain o f Remoeieg Worta.-Mte Bennett on Plants that yield Potaeh- rrHE Public are respectfully invited to an ins pec- their gratitude for the late events, by %Inch they and fur the Hens comyekill W, Weippast, price each t 4. 61. On 0 c tee of Air, ; Rev. of Ftathere, for Beds, lellows.lee - .i• trot of the vet lax e and chew Stock of IRISH SHIRT- a In a lew days will be published, the Niusic jo the 'avourite On eslicurat Maps-Rev. Mr. Bitigley On the Nettled ettieltresh T g P . . hitrope were freed front - anxiety, and almost from des. re would be to adopt the measure the Add ress •• 1.... Melo-liramatis Spec' ) c of eadit and KalasracV, tiow perform- _ Gen ,..t ase , or t e e m Aneeeotee,,Gooidiao of Health, ph ,. l i, INC sod SHEall NG CLO 11-I, new on sale at tbe Irish limn .. pany's only Warehouse in I.on 'on-No. 4, the South side Pairs Itese-Orietal Letter of Lady Mary Wortley Montague, Etc. Ike. • big vii bth • most mil tititicti approbation et the l'hea re Royal, rd jec - ►bury-squarz. They are enateed, from their Establish- would recommend. (Hear, hear.) The great cummer. 1 .7 Cu veni:Garden, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte, by ; Poblishe4 for the Propricors, by Heury Colburn, 50, Con; m E. R. Bishop. d o lt - street (to *hose care c o mmunications are req.iested to he Ments in both Cuuntries,,to sell the above Articles considerably cial powers, to their honour, appeared to act in the o. Lot don : Published by Goulding, D'Atmaine, Potter, and Co. addressed .; ost paid, tor the Filiter); and sold by etnry Boa. &ever clots any House le London. Their 1 loths are bleached temper of the Measure, ;n l / 4 ! s l owe d feelings of hums. as Pio. •20, Sofioonvare 1 a1........_____._._...__--znorelarel.-strevt• Dub". , n iter and Newsmen, je lee leneetl Kierforo. without the kelp of Adds; be•ag got up immediately tinder the nity, honourable to themsAves. The other great :- as BldiflbilY WCORYS.-TO BE SOLD, This t‘ay was p :bushed, their Ucrakility and Colour, and Grilse'. imp/e to return tke powers, when it was considered what provocation they • '. ,' In - Qharto,. price LT 1.2 s Ad. in b emelt, M eer should a fault apses& had received , and the glorious revenge they had takos. • 4 HE BEMILEY:VOOD ESTATE; in :the / 1 113 R. AV tleS tii the SOURCE of the MtISSOURI Coantry Crews faithfully attended to. by sparing their enemies -.(Hear, sear ,)- in placer . ' • 1 Parish of Wes Dian, Ir the County of V/ilts ; cierprieing Is JL. RIVER and *rots tee American Continent CO the Pecific JOHN IKlNOVA24,4,Bloonishury.square,leondon, Agents of inti:ctin ' ' b hope, that h 1 g miser), gave on w en A ley . the Manor er repitrect Manor, of Eentley Woods and upwards sAMUEL. P. LEA, No. 10, tlieu-str•• et, Publie., t. e Ocean. PertormecTlie order of the Government of Ilse United of Eight leondred Acres of Freehold ; together with the Good Erns on Ireed an t of Ireland Notes, taken in knew the circumstances of. the Slave Trade, they a. P States in the Yon luo4, I uO5, and 1806. Timber and Worele growing thereon. • By CAP I'AINS LEWIS and CLARKE. • „ payetentew . would feel themselves bound by the tone they had Applications for Patticulare to be made to Messrs. Ferrer and , Published trom the Official Report, and Illustrated by a Map • assumed, to 161;.0.v up their conduct by, one great To. Lincoln's inn Adds; or to Mr. Bennie rs, No. 252, Otford- BY HIS. MAllltill 'S LEI' I Elttrl PATEN'f. a of the Route, end coP Mer aps. ,„ • Stree ...._ • • MILLARTPB IMPERIA:I. TWINE CLOTH, effort more ot humanity. Tile oiily objection ht is ;' lds Work, to which puttee expectatton has been long di- • • (Warranted fire froth any Mixture whatever). heard made. when talking of the,probability of nth!! e • rected, comprises a circumstantial detail of the progress oldie • 'MANOR OF ASHFORD:CMIRT AND EITATE NEAR _ . ~ . . . .. . h Made In the vationa Widths tO. - 7-5 and 4-4 for Shirting, and powers acceding to the measure was, that they them? LUDIONP.II _HROP4HIRE, with immediate possession. eeploung party, a d.scep:ion of the countries tnroogn 9-8, 9.1, and tes4, for Sheeting. selves had spent twenty Tests before they agreed UP • • li - - ADD BE SOLD BY A'.,•C fION, • they passed, an account of the 'aeon% who inhabit clean, their T.,. Article, so deekable fir its Ec o n om y, and . r. il • By Mr. S'IEWART, manners,eiptoms, &c. and of the r all most cm:likable of their i During tins time, tlee trade was only on trial, begets' eoniotiveoges to lies is manufactured on a r At the ?lop Pein Ion; • tile and mintral ii.od.itions. Worcereer, on Wedneaday, the Iltk day aokeleets tteSeta , _. , _ . • When the nature ot it became known, it received teethe/motel principle (ayapt toter Pagraate de la toile du lit) of May next, at 4. ( w0 O'Cleck in the ittternoopt, • • Caritas Lewis and Clarke , in the course of Intle more than 3 LI) THE valuable and truly desirable FREEI-i0 .. two years, cpleted a labottais, and in a geographical view, a It ,to regulating the perspiration, having - no flax nor any thing •if iMMedt..te condeMnAtion i and to the tumour ot this a cold nature mire d with., that the ill e ff ects of sodden cold most imporan tan', expedition of about 8000 miles.country, every person looked upon it . as a sacred .A. MANOR and ESTATE of AsHFqGD-catiwr, with.chili, after exercise, is totally prevented, and is suitable to every du t y, p . Pthated tor Longman, Hurst, Reese(trine, and Brown Pater-. to contribute his aid towards the abolition.— ewer Houle fit for the intenedlate residence of a Family of r.- climate and season. It is mid, ramped with the Pateutee s , 1 epitablitv; Out-hobos and Ofilate of all descriptions, o.td at nobler.' ow ... awl at the ski jet Gallery, 54, New Bond-str'eet. ' • • • I. the •dh • Name, eke. at the East India Vsareboures Na . No. i 6, Ch..ape, t Was )y txgr , tu , t. 4 lg it broke in, aa wen • excellerta Farm directly sucroeuditig the same, cens i iateg of d VOYAGE.ROUND I•HE WOICL,D, , and at no other have , in Pieces, of 26 yards each and upwards, it 'at canto full, these was only one opinion upon the r beady one hundred Acres of ,very rich Areeic,rk al aw, an - Iles day was published, et is. 6d. ?..s. se ed. and 4s. ed. per yard, and nearly ball the price subject. When the effects were known, there was no Pasture Land; elscea Water Corn Mil, and Vallatee Re Ir of The SecondEditinn,Eandonmelyrin.ed in 4to. price AV. Ss. In of other Cloth. ' f lie 5-4 Sheeting, eminent 2ti to Mt yards,lium i al.fierence as to the determination. It was then stated, st•mery t tSe eititithei really • beautifni and picturesque . eley boards, mid enlarged. by very doneidereele additions , di: rd. to Si . 6d. and the 6-4 frons.S6 yards upwards, front Ss. bd. *-Ilree mks Erbil Ludibvt,,Sbropshifre. The eurnitureeerhse it )-. A VOYAGE R - OUND THE WORLD, exhibit- to ss. 61 pee,.yard. . that great and powerful interests were likely to I. • isl egart apd,4o4o4sVitlithe Litre and Peed Stieek• nla7.oSeakelt 11 ing a lull and a comprehensive view or e the present S• ate Orders (with remittance) punctually executed. ter ; that the marine of the country would be in. , . tosertioa win be sleets. ' teoed H o p e , atel'Botans oit s (air vslitation,andrnmediate it ~ . j _ , o rt4 - .e of Madeira, rhe Brazil*, Ca o: y, . . li.e The Patentee bets to state for tee intoroution of Merchants jured ; that the trade of the West Indies could sot I ._.:Prigaiarti6ulars, voth an enetaved I lan, may bee eif e l t h e s o ciety, sandwich, and Frieedly Islands, New Zealand, & c. abruari, and of Families idiot re at a distaoce from the Meteo- • go on without it. All this was predicted 1 but it was ' itTe. • s BoWee, .At' Ashtettf.Conrt, Whir wilt sei iii By JOHN 'CURNBULL. poly emery piece is stamped apreeably to the Patent, with 1 found not to take place. They therefore, who had .7ftiiet AMikittil..'DAWOO“ INA Tirsattmtw. 9 0, itellehie 'Waite 44 mt. Voyage forms 4 peserng.oontriut to the.ponspous and p e a et nettle, am. as above, and to which it ia partitelesty neaessary sir reef; MAlWllitl f r4 .4l4ll°T, 1%• 01001 "i saspiciousatietatreco oi tee French travellers • who heve aimost 'to mien& ' made the venture, could apply to foreign countries -id•cei Nal Bu r "g"."" * " o b 'tit • pe • t the Hop Pole pol eel •. t '' " ' ' . 1. • . - P. 4 r, V'rattelafee SetiteltoseM 4 .F• 1 •1;F• • t 3 2 . 4. -- wt , ti ii minio 1 the manufacture of lying wohders. .iv such pro- , . with the experience they had had, and assure them • i nforcester 1 g yette , te r mineltane ; eettgh. , ,e rellittel . i .-, fel diictions we are glad to oppuse Itte,maPitt /of Alin 'Turnbull's "cal WIN S FRolicr. . 'CAPE OF &Sob HOP& that they need not , entertain a fear that the same - Wi r t - , Iti.-etiy • ArMil, FlCtetora i F . ds, .Sh_ felleTs7 , ow. 0 commuuicatione, and to give them, the tattouago of the British' Fine Dry it, 6. tx ,i i .. i .. i • . ... - Stla• Per D n2en ' would be the results. France had trfore practi. • L i att 1 ribegiali LOW4On ' • '' . •kt • W "--, Revuesf . h 1413 '''' l)o - 20. ' -77-- ,_ lit. sf74 per Pipe of, 110 Gallons. 111 ,11 r0...4 - 01,1 - „..........„ 1• .:--s- -;-••---0---"""*""" r "."---""4- -- clue B r i t i sh • or ct . el', • i ' • ``' • *'" • -• • ” ' . Di.VON • Dt.s.wtit •....., . .. We cerisider this Work one of the' wow imezestiog *oaks. De. of serf suefeeldelltallttsieldell hes been tally abolished the Slave Trade, unless it was after. '' • ''' 'to BE: Sall VI AUCTION', • of Travels which have appeared for nieny years," . a voyage to TAO ilreabli :t. e -40 s per Dozen. wards createdanew. She had now no foreign Verne • : iifie We,/ Inn or Taverre'Dmi'liAte:Midltuesday the 17th tin y Printed for A. Maxwell, Bel? Edinbureh Reviele:' ; An. cla. do. £BO per Pipe of 110 Gefieue• coerce to support, no colonies to be ruined ; she ' such C - •'•'• ieffMay next, et Four o'Cloek in clot ternoon, onon .yaid; and O. Limpple ! Pall. FIRST QUALITY OF WII4ES FROM SPAIN, POOLI- should th erefore 'hew her thankfubsess for the late Mall ; and sold by all ttw lioeksellers. GAL, MADEIRA, &c. . !lilt heirs' shall 11140 Ose etodtlecJs . ei r t e em ie.. A , . • happy events, by contributing her aid towards this 'i t' l l ii F.• iceliiPPle:All4 Wirt . ~_, itance of all that most , YORKE'S LE l lElte FROM kaANCke Per Pipe. Piot Wines, favourite Vintage of 1812, good quality stlo4 , 'measure. There coitkl he no doubt that they would HOU -I'. with don- -0- deerable Residence, called ► tißil.f,... ~ , This (ley were published - and every other txtuestie In Two Volumes, hvo, Price les. in boards, - lette . • eke . )sl* , fi rst quality eset ° .now constant to abolish, in peace, a trade they had • eittwil V4i S ,:l abl44l a . - ti i agreen , well LET - ERS from FRANCE ; describi n g the Man. ... cuard ' , vulg. ~.._ • HMS* it sitaere n e ' mitt Otkedoot eplielanase; hie excellent Gardens, well sup. nets anti.Customs . of Its inbabitsete, w ith observatiops on Do. hlgleflavoured , old Vintage, 1806 or 4 teoBl Ito , not care' Id on during - war. There was something ' rer %et.) • - in the eme4 all . the Powers of Europe at preseii, theme-lid arid lastifillj Ufa 911 1 ef ftio • minutes mom from ray bead; the Arts and Manufactures, PublicenstitutiOns and Buildings , Sherry from Cadiz ' - - rEIOS I i Tried, anderell e d - .. a. cilkler ita s e ; " an t ad. Land proispec•a. • Learned Societies, and ttte mode of Travelling, IntersPeried with Do. fine old do. warranted sit years in the butt led which favottied• die adoption. ttf the measure. He P' 4l l rr et -P, l „ .. 4° ,,...7: it , -- -; a piniins-rooip, 45 by . i 2;. Dravi'erge interesting Anecdoies of esiebeetedpublletelieretters. Do. do. List India - - . 1 Loth • 11-not, wish to speak with severity of a person who • a . e , i ' l :01... ' 4 I?: Millfyrke:rteS4snl7l, suttee's Pantry, Kitchen, By-HENeell REMEAD YORKE, Esq. .rei Pir.; was once in , power, laux Raw taller . He mules „.„- ^ " * N..... - -, -,, H „d n a ft , ,or; ora4.kra.t , room, 18 by "It has lottg been our wish that some rayon, who bad known- Teneriffe, firsequality - e - • 8 •••;•' : , , sec. o the g4ll° haw ever ‘' . say. that there was some connection be. - . t re i 1 •100 e. See' Bodtreims, two Drewiare eli on r t bc upper storey. , I es and•Wateraeloiet Ace. France previmis to the Revolution wineel otto take to &scribe Madeira, Sae quality , West hulls it in its present state. Mr. York e fully ti gratified r tb*t w : . . 17° ' o ' )7 ' 11 ' 14 India • libreheflifitoundsir anid6thvertteod-usge"iclOntain about Two Acres, an and with hii fund of pftvieus knowledge, and acute and -r• - 0i: re :SA* ',Cottage and' Gar pr miles.' ' ' v ThelEeletbis nese ' "Do: d onna, very fine - e - - 150 idjobling, belonging hi tht tracing mind, an aptness of chissical allmaints, no. small port FT4IE 'COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COW, it 'den In ebeemenparl of hemour, and eery considerable tale ts, he could scarce tween Btiosparte. rod . the Slave Tt :tee, Wu present King of France had no such connect JL PANY, respectfully acquaint their numerous CUStOMSII,I was, that he laughed 1 but the ion with 'l'he greatest evil in the character of Bonaparte 0 scorn that justice and hu. nn of.the HMI. Colonel Bute foil to produce a we*, upon t his 'ee l eel., at on ce tee t rute mid tea 'Puede in general, that they have this day ruled Prir manity which sanctified societies, by which their .4s-ateet.oeselesen pertnielson to Thomas Stocker., the . irervan -tire, interesting, an a d o r o sing. ;11 , hese; • , see airrittva itt Wets est Pipe,fcc. es above, for Wines of sterling qualities, • him , s 0 0 . 0„,•„,, e m inwelak aforesaid. to show lee cone e m as e y ; twr o i i t o rma rm be fl air ipt b j z r pl o upst it . eV e lsether eimusee elite)), may be boy fit s applyiue et their Co erns , . \Ate :V* tasistinabte dine. elle Furreiste is the house to taken n ens pe.eisas.r ate fair vsluation.. • be perused With idea/eagle • '' I .v itinfferF uten6lar t t ii bile l f e e s. Pastl4ll). 4PP** all" b i l l . n . don t Pitted' for 40-444e/Lapetd, /MVP Cintidthatbe *1 I-4, WM. I ado :Apia, 151 , 4 a . Ilk . . .... - . . Meer' . they tits' No. l lo, SKINNER Si REEF-No. 340, OXPORD-S1 RJIE 1 , far saapaaataln,i, cepinua feed al • • "b."` :OF OFany of their Agients in the Country. tile and breath flourished. and sobstunt " ecl ia their place a sy stern tit feletelloceels ••••e (Or, sger.).... -It was well knnevlt tbat•Mr. Fox laboured in vain -Am i °.° itt n aw • cmliati, •.• .. . intik Wipes•pf every descaietlon per Dozen, and Sperits in to persuade 16113 that 9111.11,8 . 44100 wrdd . aholish the ' mow. . . • lan •. . Pialtaila • :I , - -'''l,t!'t l . --- ;: C . AltUd, Ile, /. , ' ' V • • • Ad. ottAs fine Quaktles.at the Coospanis twat loylte, l os Slave Tf • 4,lca I D tb!.S• - . - .- . ' . • Ide UPOU Men MP** Gliwice. He did .• . . . , . . . . . ... iDieft4S.. ' • ' • ... .NES can only be ptee6l N, t 41, St. Yawl's ettirtla4ard 'viper Esa.-Patvelat. "it, , t4 Ro le's Em ,- ; • t s i t Ft t bberds'aqapst ~ 41- r bepssiOr mi Juniper Ese: P_ l smi yili____ A •sreedintan l s rflls • fa mrs •Splisbury's Dropt : •04 1 4' , Nrsonough's Luigi ./ . j 'NW% scuts Pills ~., 3 Salt if Lamar& ~ . 1 • Slilettorea Eje Olit, L V Modbalr. Salaam PS 'Heavy's Wharerail , 0 •Hotiptit'. Nis • , 1 Essence of 'pruce . 3 •Durabk . lhk •N..— , • - a 'Norris's Drops Cheltenham Salts 2 excepted) will have the stivdre4 the Atatitp ; where Asa am I , ' Medicine. erobants'and Trailers. M OF GPI LAD. nyrally learnt at Great oys the whole nervous apses% )(logs op ail, :he inhnutties its votaries letthlreri ltpany; dull and litikh eVi only relieved, bat eating/it( le, which is uorivalhit toe fe, ititutions V) pristine brsitlyausi 13, Strand ; Bacon and Co. imitb, Perfumer, North Bat. •Dnzald, Glasgow ; 'I Net. a, or four to one fantiiy hot* is saved, with the auras" at the t,cmnp. bra Ted AN 1 i-iNnirrtiuNt7.4, trcury, or say d‹ietorivus ptr tstimation for the curt s+: ii disorders orig iambi In an ism radual, gentle, anti ainto z try the best substi:ut i e ttsat I,s; , rer rs mireral Mercury, t.iirea,Atin tsprl all noxiinis an be Hanes , enlivening and She- e, duty included. Be oar/ fal iolottkob, Lterrpoot" rograv, e are gesolne. n conoked by letter s theloprit to to be i+ closed, adJtext Gilead Haw, ne.a I,ge AYLOR, ESQ. u, that ever since tbe year the I.ues Vencrea, which trona se of medicine prescribed by Its and undergoing several stow :tuned from the Hospital, old the most inveterate qature. ; is !er had got to such it head, ar ence. In this state, I via Mis I, (who received so greaca Gat e s Patent Pills, which 1 begat nurse of a fortaigh. I Nett to than a month I became ' hy e, perfectly free from ruyfor. ny former spirits and streagth. which state having co t.tinusal at of all who knew nte, I am my gratitude, but beg Foe als, to make this my cis' a cry occasion-1n sp du* rims iful obedient vcay humble mt. ALEX. MURICES.. lnburgt. Proprietor, Thomas Taylor,. ageons iaLondon, at Lis boost fitment, at the Perfumer's, Web. the Toy-shop, No. 103, Os:• 0.7, nearl7op e person to every cnnsider3hie ly 2s. 9.1. tads, sealed up. rids persons ofeither sez mar curs • ritain need up with a stamp Rimers, is printed a: the Starnes rklae. street." 0 N Y. btrted more es,entially to *5 than these which are the People of every rank pay :, but where the Constitution watinn of stability is inclispen ve we devoted our practice to ivring Disorders, and the sac altlituinal ardour to oppose, as iri4e Complaints which are the f Hunsau infirmities. After y Surgeons, We formed a wish, rseue indlvishmis front the 'quaily dangerous precipitaucy ;cis we have devoted our at. Venereal Infection; all kinds t the habits of school boys, ;e; that derangement of the 7td Barrenness or Sterility; , stmetions in the Urethra; t or of long duration, and other Practitioners, are by meat effectually and perr.ta. uffering the excruciating pain equently follows the applica. Purse of our extensive practice at S fRICTURES have beta )tal eradicnion of which is ef tlitimis mode c f lure superior siless, relaratioo, and debi t are speet!ily removed, ar.4 vti.orous ht.-41th. But where a proper per.;:verence in otte requisite, t o revive the siur•- tte the constitution. of ignorance or haste In the n al It not uafrequently hap. ted by the indiscretion of an nethod such complaints are ▪ have failed, we trust that establishment. Few, how stress in this disorder, corn. if men, who, trona an indui. lent gaieties of a fashionable deli is the unavortkable cocoa. Where the unhappy sufferer conceals his misfonunts, it know, thatAlthoogli it be as. other Practitioners, the dual progress of Renovation. It the rites of Bacchu N rigour, much male) , wiNC ., on of this languid state, as, occur. been disappointed in tlgeir prod, that iu most our undertaking, and the ird to state, foam the basis c with suob-this intusalion t. may be consulted by Pa. ►ecrecy and honour, at their ted to state the partivelars I living , and enclosing a ro- rben thulium will be gltes Haasevirdset. Su : Matt Ptate - 7 tollog. Tao& Sag. -