The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-12 00:00:00

s - Printed 11144%1.- , Joy, . .1101111rvow. Ivrham olso is prelivbed, in Three Vols. Bra price U. 1611. TRANSLATION of the above 'Work, executed iodic the iimediaiesuperiniendance Oldie Itditon. This day was published. THE R IGHT of. RICHARD STAFFORD COOKE. Esq. 14 Wishearb, in the Ibnanty of Cam. bring?, to Ike Ancient Barony of Stafford. enntraited with oh. Claim made to that Peerage by his Kiiiinian..Sir fieorqe Jei ningham, Bart. of Cosk.y-hall, in the county of Norfolk. By JOHN CAMPBELL, Mg. This Work is equally interesting to the Antiquarian as to the Nobility and Public, especially ns the two Candidates for thi .Aicient Title are not only imorly allied in Blood In the preeni Roy.tl Family, bat. by no illustrious lineage.. of nearly 2000 years. are likewise branched by hi:mange, anti deseeaded from tools of the present distinguished Families of Europe. It is caasprised in an elegant (Nitro) Voltroes including the two Genealogical Tahle., at 41. 4s. or the Pedigrees may he bad separately, in cages ; the Royal 21. Z.; the Baronial It. 1- of W. Lewis, the Publisher, St. John's-square; Hatelittril. Mary Nuieltdale. Ridgway, Rbers, Tripanok, Coroc.ter. Houkham, and all other Booksellers in Town and Coont-y. ~sventarers, havelti vantages which no previous Lottery ever posses-id. It, also be seen that there are more Capital Prizes, and 4, Tickets less than Last Lottery.—All the Prizes are Stetliag. Ticket. and Shares are on sale nt MARTIN and Co.'s For tunate Offices, 8. Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-street; where No. 12,086. entitled to Four Pipes of Port Wise, No. 15,512, a Prize of £5OO, were sold in 24 Saar's, in the last Lottery, and Prite. of t 20,000, ..eIO,OOC, £2,0 1 30, etc. dm. in the two preceding Contracts. kept _ best mint. _ •• Lot S. A et ivily built HOME, •stost eliciltle far a large fa splay or school, and plenutt.ilitsitoun;.at hlaida-hill, near /Oar 'shire-road, mosansatirling extensive vlews of the Canals mid fur irstatd.ng country,.which mama heJsuils agniott or imenupted; consisting on the four Boors three large rooms on each, elegantly Ilnished inevery way, and has been inhabitel ; with ce.it front and large back garden, both well laid out, nod planted wits 'CV& e shrubs and truif•irees ; cottages, laundry, stabling, dtc. Ike. of which 87 years were unexpired at :Lady-day last. The greater part of the premises is held at a low rest a .151. 15s. per aarium, sad a small part at a peppercorn. Conditions of Sale as usual.. - These several Premises are deserving the Notice of Gentlemen and Ladies wisidug fur (recite mod healthy sittsatioos, For Particulars, and is view, apply to Mews. ,Fielder and Rainey, Duke-street, Grostreisarr-sqoare ; or to Mr. tochran, Auctioneer, No, 7, io the smistilteat. To Merchants sold °H on*, wiresiag a retired :Lod pleasant Car tage and Land, three miles east of Shorethick Church. By Mr. COCHRAN, On MONDAY. the Ist day of Juoe, at Twelve &Clock, at the Coach and Horses, Stoke Newington, if not before dis .ei) of by erivate Ciontract. COT'FAGE contains two large sod cense went parlours, right and 'left of a good entrance, up steps, and stands dry ; a samll hark room, and a kitebas con. veipently fitted up. with most pure and good spring and soft water t two large - bed•ronens, nod three small ditto. all will, large ainilows, rind extremely pleasant ; n b.ck abed and coal house; good L aiden, and grass plot in front of tie house. • The cottage has only been built a few tears; nod there is piece of ground adjoining it, of the Mate size as the bouselafteds oa (one smatter of an *cure); the whole held fur an ouerpired teem of 4i yeatto; immediate possession: and at Christmas next mar be had four acres of ground. adjoining the premise,, now in nursery. which will he cleared by that time, the whole for ;sin:: a mist plea-nut retreat, situate iu the vicinity of Clapton. • Fur particulars. and to view the Premises, apply to Mr. Ckvery. Niguel ',man, Stoke Newington; or to Mr. Cochran, No. 7, Duke.strr,t, GrooVermrstiliairtr. Condition: of S ,le misspelt. • Oral! ,:f0491. the charac, rof populeti,4 sot!, II ; k : Ali' times requisite that the peblle money ghoeld be ex pended itt the most advantageous manner possible s iit becomes a sacred duty under existing circomstances s (when; in the fourth year of peace, 14 millions meat be borrowed tomake op the deficiency of the *- venue s ) that every pound, should be appropriated po as to ,prosltcOthe greatest beueficial result. Win en. .perituspe of past ages, and particularly of the tires, has proved that early training and educatio4 produce a much more durable impresiion than ass he siren by instruction at a later period in life ;. and that, lh consequence, the teaching of the Schen!, without the learning of the Church, is far more 4- vicious than the learning of the Church can he, with. oat the pretiotis teaching of the School.. To those, however, who have confidence in the gooti . effecte to be derived from each, it must be most desirable, to have all the benefits of both, when they meytio ; oh. tained with the same, or nearly the semi' s , expect. and trouble. I well know the lively interest which your GraCe, and many of the highest dignitaries of ' the Chtirch,lOcommon with the Public, now teL the cause of early education. The experience which has beefi . litelyuc4aired on . this . most iptportantof ' all stitijectsi• wait hate removed 'horsier doubt eh ' Mimed; as to the power wbieMllaay be etvois to it well form thethataoterof ever) himai But " your Grate well knows, illkt theft Is no utility to be derived from the boost warmth "inowiidge of any prietiplet, dtVtll those pripliples theft he carried into ' practice. Tour Grace, atid every real friend to the gradual and'ratietial imprimetuent of society, will rL joice to hear, that 'building; rtsliY•ber'erected to aer ie most advantageously , the double purpose of Chu rch and School ; that they may be so contrived, as to he complete for escb, trithoit tht,oie inteefiiing al?, manner with tee best 'kneels' 'iltranOints of other; and that, this• Confined, they would molt effectually co-operate in tecoridg to the risitvg!liiis. ration, every advantage that. both are calaiito give. Ido not venture thei to' address iitt'atiep t on any mere theoretical opinion ;=the fact laillnde der my own eye'; the esperitnetri hes r is tolohlete In all its parts, ante inetiid orony'intou violence having arisen froto this combination . 41 Church and School, ezperiiisee has provelf;that they ought never to be separated :—and if . 1 do.hot greatly mistake, the period is near et heed—almostairived —when this combination of Church and School shell become a bond of onion among mankind; when dirs violence .of opposing °pillions shall be calmed by is tree knowledge of the • soirce of all disputed opi. pions ; and 'agouti selfishnen, or true benevolent*, shall take place 'of lontirent dissension: 'Ail, fries ttsohighest to the lowest, aredronlyintertiteirielhk change, and wOoso,. fey Lord, will be so theattittlir beeefited by lt.saiShote on wham vests'llse . presedi responsibility of governing mankind. 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A t-f Ar '01 • 11 4. 111 •I . -.,b -- , - ,;a - k. 41 pro•ZAHI F 1111 1 2 11 It •s 44 ;1,4- ' • (ri . i:;:: • . .`:' • - • ....„e„...- • ..• ,* :: •.* ' ' ' BCIIOOiS . *. tAlff Of If Ai 0 ~„,„i,,, I OsweLlt lt, • _ • ' •;• . t . • '' i MP+ . 1 • ' 1- 617 - litj)41111 . 1 1 :INT of t C ' of MVO - VT 'die iiitl i itnallltiglffilitilehbriNlirMigriti tal e nditrionity fol- the ' isurehilm) of ' ts . deo ,Tiqiist , . ... --odOs--La '• ' Re id i .5..c...i.: --! - •... 9114119),..tria81it 4 tie WM *AK •• oro , :ajp, 4 l mo r ,eance modo e wileinyintimaai , moir4 '.. r. R e i mi d L. adao . fr efith r woe w oes, 5itu 4 4 0. 140 ,r#•• .. • tilt, . a . 4 ,0-..- . TO EIS GII.AgE THE ,AIiICII_BISEOP. OF CANTER. • h e " elwrkr i c e, 4 „,,,e co l oduf t ia t o, dasds .0e PO° aaa Capdidate fie - the Amour of ears re ash r ..i' toast'. . 1 4) ilari'itrgets eir 4 111 10 1 410.401 . orre . ' • iii itl.t.. - - •• • i • BURY. • 1111 %ited • OV/Pti; of abfiCitefißaiSf l as& ._ .By Mro4l7 ll 4 llr A e riE: ...A...' • `, da s„,..i Add it their Howe ill Lesiewlail 4 trect• °* Freds°B4ll4 9 I** 171 of o a r e aga nd l egoe..sa logics *m in gle s . 10 4 cusp * , WIWI. M dat'attatfard Callektliaise, Mixford-street , or mem yowl i .r . t, T . f i osus t - r ic , o9 ; ygs ,4 new . -. presided fir "eyelid of Jane m 021,4 Olivia iTtiarlrainWeaaes. fey the. antaiteictritrp4i, Au eorlYihßidiets you. "•• '' ' :Nitionilisof bloy.,ol.lfoogratthirek, by Order of the Pro**. f ats' d e tioN ci kookbosioirsiir . 4l64obkhalart teaNtliwileatelleit 4 '''Phle;'• b!s•Piliteletinilltbisrlosed-poile.coollitete la Unities. ..prid,before r ?ARV Cisoteart. ,L-,, ~.., . . ktilb 7. , liu kiss t Tr p die priticiplel.,ol . tte,..lla. rhat Or Pliefig.triPA , *if , i 4 " - • • c osom o, 4 4 4 1 aq I .AZ brie a ria of . AV,li 1_ boom al ways endeavoraml *lib- ' 1 0 tee Pii, ;SP.'S Iteld d er the I d es of °" .. w . sio d • t s, , tlo itrichaite. ilitlfriiielybiitig ilthat to he' rhinweil ith•r Eat% if ti ;' foi. a Miss of • Web TlfibeTeqm .;,,i 0 .,°•,1 1 tch • It 1), y o ,l,ba*e l'Filnell.l 4 4l l B PI" -. • shat on POO* Ike *of far mss! IftryteChxdr,,a ly4falealltita *ANA itippep.klp it feleo4ship odsigilt,lAbaste 1 sad a Half WM unexpired at Latty•dai last. - '''. i It 4 I '4 ') 1 saw tifpl i llilli changptel/Rh '12,4 been., acetl i rt ''penal aglia leiTtayd ~thryst/oef .fisfgiriPirag., , . have opt fdrfeited,:iod to we which I . feel.l hone not o ithil° l °°‘ePtc•ssitildPsolliculqrqbad of Mr. Cos;lipost;',Aise.. ;.1 .:: - , , • . J • . 4 . • , I ' And that tle Arttja . W;irce fi g; sta die litri e e;e:beEffii, 4 's. S t eki )11 e;°°1• 4- * •• 3 t rl" ". ' •.4 ~.! 4 t; ; r qoaeer; 7,. Dake-stroek Grosvenor-squore. . tile con rti . na to• 'Our tofloanc antlAgth*N a , , •• i,- ±4W . e ' q d r . ,4 4 6„4 01 , ip ti lt a tapfarnivi i.: 0 „1. :live, years tisr, 1.f., tisa - Vale onnesoolo,of slife„ ' • las on thiSttior s .74: .. 4 , old if , ' hive eCte4 Oder * pod r . opt dirt ctivt V . . litivia • . • t vo 0 4 , • ..... ~ 1 : 3 11... i .'t • yea.' it 'fidd yeti Vireo, wheiret al min" • 1 • • • " i • A l i t ai •1 • • . s: Al ' • floi sill e Jill • Jos i g • -, I . lika.lloooos l Po 1 0 0 xidi r ioctiirfc nitsk ''61.11:014:14Z* /,;3 4-* . cif: ,o • -, . ft • le,unall'iLeifilitairtfonte, la gsi.,d ielt • a l i • r.,,bilitg N.1'.57. seen it'o "le . 1111 . a to goOact o . 4, . .7 a - „ •.• .., ' 1 '-' ' • Plrbillt, 'llitsraitgeelka4.4l course wasttr i rsie, 'bet were tee vlbli; artles titivate is Portmoircplawlttgerrire..thost. near plice th cquipite, alive frit, ..iggitce ckqii ga i r•-•• . 4. • - , . .. ..._.......__ ; ._,.._..-4,........ft005•-&---•-•-.-- 7 .-••• • 1 01001`.1 'V Itatiketitros. aEy 'Ohne. pref Is ••110. 4 4 11 1 1111 . 6440 : 0 C Y Pod . bisilk 4 ii". by . Order at: °h° ProOlidtor• "lle ?labile took 014 : .prinpoti -, ''..• s w ( CA '. . .04, - X4Oll l U 2 K , RILESIVrahltelgr•At . 3 4 i 1 .Z,Vpirlik e dne rit ipZ,a4 PPM i mp" - t.. MA Itelove Siddl e Privotte V' • +rani* ICI '' T .. • . 11 "- 1 1 " 65 t "Pea '''' . 1 i I resent b alb • )2 " '‘ '' •' • ' y Mr. Ctit a ll tr itAtok • .______,,. .-2 if icAm i rev , I, Pi I' ...Ay dm; au - 'el f 4 u; 3. •-.• . t .• • . It. .AT .! 9 4 ,ght, , - .4, 1 ( 0101 is .' ARlWflOW4g.ri ,Wi . ;,4 44 , 4 1 'mo t j i hoge eg a j i ike o . 4 „ ier4i p r et ps.72 , I Oar Ilisesel li Jima., Ott ford-mosbeesascINIXISIBUT • Val Kt* n dy • ir via ltp,dToll ' .04 1 1V 1 P 1 :NW' . l.'• ''4•• g/ 1_,... * :1 "4.411 _.11.,_ &L a u' &eased Imo at 1....... ii. . a *oh of Slay, atTwo &Chef eI I ... ofi a' , ulll.l , - la - „,";,...,._„. et7if , . r - Ireen fatal, too bete et L •• i i lioh Nimabse Plf ili e s oemib ,'„, - ~.„,,,,' v 0„,,.." ' 4 1 1 400 0 11 """ stres ' e n a"........-..' e e ta ..._ 4lgare• ,f:and - .Y eall endesf itt, "the bas.. flies 14 1 4 Yilis . 1 111- # 4lo * - 31' -; IA, it E ~cpasists of• two, kilitiegel.. . Afro : 01 7. 4 i - ,i - 4•10 i i i ..):14: 1 21 +Au ~ nige7 i l.• led, chiefly.novas , OP,x.am that, Harmonics to arhigb yoa arakor st ipeyrr • • arrears , two rooms on the fi rst floor, ,and Iwo belt- . ,-7. •••••- , ( a high ( stare i c .: Pi r ui V4 l X na l,r 4 " l , i g i a dt v s e .v n vote at i'leret radiant' hit . Pleb :I tenet:el* alibt taraaa,' ' eat • 'salt conveniences, froth and hack gardea,' . tie-1 0 -44i pl . ttlhipll i glia4. l a . a ~ •• pgilliT s ic r a tit a e , Nis our frisonh, litst ', ; -•y Mt . .A Pnrsoasige h se. mos 1 it isaar.dmiet bad be for oar Laminar) • teraticeo I appear ilibd milder .alse Harrow School for the viseepleed taw of pelghhourho*d i a a resPeeelble 1 40 1 11 ;" 1 ; Tilw", aryl ' 104 4 4 na 1 1• b e f ore yew risb.s a muioe confidence. As one orn family who ' weal -three Years and a Half, at Lady-day lasi, at the kw •. : • ,5.., • _.. t. .i , . c. • dissaire frogs theme, a rich giebe rif opnet 31kncrea, nd A 11 .. f i li e rY :hare been le imot - thiSely boned to ima h l the' stratteevt HEN rent 0r0,51. mi n ion s elith 44 -;-Avt .. n4, 4 .. :.; jio l l •oltset . r Pankulars, and to view, apply Ps Messrs. Flew& MM . airs r ' niierl i kti r esPectable t . ....-, , 4414 . - ‘ =wire nertgeraY fir try rial itsetrerrdttgyoe'tlarn — ier vosenearia,,l:hrzebtad • Fn cern . subject to its lifd Of ' th e , - Is abouo•47. •. 1 • L'. IL - - • Barahay, Solicitor% Doke -sleeclieme*Ple•°°*"l°*" ;" I° 1411 * , : l bers ~.el, (lie, . itish, Ent intimacy with many of you-and feeling as Ido that fns Cochran, Auctioneer, N. 7, ia the same street. • ' li• ll iks . IkA rti A Part of the purchase a' a aeY m aY O f A c t ° I MO itail° .. Ili and yam I have never justly incurred private enmity or public re- Usual Condition of Sale. • linotriehalt immix estiiii i iasi ,Vto , sm. beads of the'puri4sider. all apiihvelid stela . promos, 1 downger myself, lotleiting year woes and repport.. 4, • , . , ' - r ' l'''F'dge- mast .19Pa 4.F°9 1 04 01 . 1 5.fi1f10 0 4 i , 4.. OW • . ghpipky, by letter, poo net 1114141.:. clibill Matches kiw i v e 4 i 44 ear l y OppoirUpo i mini - , 4 Tape ," vt , . alsalire7l.4 l bioridid - Premises, situate a Weida -bit , . . hie a e s “in p4igNatr s eactiim ,4 ;M . ' 1 4 ,40 w. • . 1 , Solieffort, f 6, 110 °" 1 • 41 "° 11 4 Sa l 'h'hui l4ol lP;ti .. , 1 • 11 ...1. sone!! to ea.-1n the mean while be assured that Ism, as 1 ware - road. i VIIIT LIM Nis A RBI APOLLONICO N , a Oreild'lllleAcel Pit- G e ,,,k,,, er , Br Mr. COCHRAN Es ' .- : • • L . •,. Oa MOWDAY.. the isth. May. sit 'fa° o'Clock, al the Strut- 14 4. i?. - b liae lt . * i t ,i ll4 kiir r at ififfß ''• c 1 - : IL. ointment. invent/Wand unaufactuted by lileserli.' Flight Yrostkildifol and grateful servant, Iftted -.Coffee-house, Oxford-ofeet. ' Otie MO ail ~,W, t i , pat of 'Yam- . . li‘'. .* • .t • .0, t Ad Robson, Organ Evildoers. , ander, the • haematite pm. . Lilies, Sili.Mow, 131 S . NUGk'NT. . 44 Lot I. AM( T -' setntient's! aid elligalit large tier of t bik a yscrtgatql If I L •is . I - nonage of his Royal highness the Prince • s ltegept. is ea. , ...sl a t". - i t Aittitinr. by its superior mediantent• power; *it ' th eir Rosa% H A tzAßD, an d co . c ontra i tors o s c h eme ; y e im e d family, r.' or setirsr",.. l" toattand AßD isti l" .. asast ' elik e sble ginon f.r ae ll aad ire pi tee r- I c l e i r ii iw ilii inlt ':lviii n ve i .s li gl itt r i l a r t i on ee s ~, i , n t i lt e.n , -a c. . •, itcli c : . lin. HA, St. Martios.ditae, , daily. .from twelve , O'CliKk 011 the basis of distributias 107 CAPIT .1104_1211S toresque I. iews of Harrow, Hendon, and die Hampstead Hills, •. . S, l - 51 ,94 "NT 17 iTI - ' •••- i • • • : ' • till 5, esceptiog on every Wednewlay an,W Saturday, no Cols, &c. which renew he interrupted. The House Mined. hawils w t it,•lo,r I it sag s(4• r ri,f l .9 P"APl t flif . 7 V,, .' .4 . Professor of m .a. g i e, Performs amour Adventurers. In the First Reif-H.3er, TH RSDA It, which days Mr. PURRIS, a 4th JUNE, TWENTY' THOUMND POU PRIZES smarty 611111rd e e i ' d 4 " 1 " 4 " 141 " 4 air " e mit it the first- , State i f a Tor tbe. bine of all 7 11 .' . • s rlie'rWitie : , on the lostrament from tie hours .of t*n to four, Selections ____ ,__ Drawn..besides the, mete of otha c lisle. florr and consists of a. large dining-mill. draws roc bed- '.:: • 9 . 'E• I4 I. •• • and Li. . • ' • /.* • from the Works of the diferent eminent Composers ; *ad as taus_ ** THE SCHEME CONTAINS " • roenst, ind large dormitory-roma' with how wiudow-s span- !di • • ~ ,7 1 , 1 1.1c 5 ; 31;P . ..wh0 ,r,..."1 ere meet, 1 ' * every Thursday evening. during the Season, the full manual 3 Prizes of 42 '.OOO I .oas entntace-liall, good gale-ease, kiteheas replete oith every' crisis , wf tbo je Tzt oohs' : suitpres 314 . , ri sers of the Instrument are esilibitett by, and miler the di- - 4 Prises of 103.0110 mid .C 2,0601 . domestic convenience, and the water laid alli; beklirot al VIP. is with ion to Dibrie 'el te t l rectiowof, Mr. THOMAS A DAMS, Professor of Music, who, .,.., '2O Prizes of te1.001)1 of waich 67 ; years were Unexpired last Lid,rday., at a pound- .. , 4 - I, •t, P. . 1 ',.(itioisted by five other Performers. occasionally at the same AD Prizes of .EbOil! real 'of 211 , per ammo. ' is truly cacittlent. ~. I tsi . secure: l 8 ! pseassiirt .. - N time) Will play Selections from the bunt Works ' of the most ••• , 20 Prizes of E 300! • Let I. No.• 7Y Maids Bilks snarly aeli.baitt Hew, ',lamed w ell-b e i ng o f th e c eee ta ce e a f aa i l dku o .o. w i n o • fora pr iv a te family or business, commie' at two guud kitchens, ..L. nei,.er domestic ulSlOOlBOlls nor brel. ,e;;SIN •4. i . • '.• eminent endear and modern Composers. . • A • 40 Priam of isiou!r .` • f sr . ki .. . A List of the Performonces•may be had. a day or tw. pre. .2,696 Prizes of 4:1‘4, .€3O, Etc. ke. ' • - two par l ours , two dining or draw i ng - mono , two good bed- -Ansi, on application set the R00m , .-Aomittance daily Is. . 'The First 90 Prizes will have dl.OOO Mort. rooms, coal -c ' ellisr 4 water,aadatherdoaveuiences s held for the .ici the. slightest degree disterb•-atitl qua louver 111 •" I . Qn Thursday Erening% the ilithina air oPeted'artiilf-past The First WO Blanks will have £l5 each. - same term as lost let t at WI, 10s, per.3eire gloatel 7 .rnt, also with yo u to oppose +i preigess of tijie • . seven o'clock. and the Performance commences at eiitasaw-Adv . • 'Fiwitittilcalsid; and to view, ripply to• Ileesrs. -- Freldernad . • . I The Sixth-drawn Prise above sCI,OOO must be ledge for &time, and therehot . s4ipse w , suit lance %. 6d. .L• A . - ! . .612,0001-or, (4 . H ll 'lle.Y.-Duke•siesei, Gronprouresquares, or• - to Mr.'•Cochrood,, , ~ . . . •. . . Messrs. Flight arid Robson Mai 4epetalT Ie 1 i rial...4eaji . #E43,0001-nr,' •r- ittirtionret, No. 7, in the same street. in the end must prove • mOroi diluter * lp i thio.ser is tr • the Nobility and Gentry . that they bare on Argent' mitt 410.000 !!! ; VotalCooditioidorSale, • . • - surer°, than any. of foinger timie; sis [low AAA of Organs of all descriptions, completed and ready. for sale at , Tickets and Sham are selling by HAZARD nod Cos..Cdo- Valuable LeaseboM 'Premises, situate at Ma 1 , Baker • krionledge never before " ' met, 14 ~,* n ce t I ' their Witrerooms. - .. created. upon terms so nearly . eat ' , • 1 1 9 (10/„; da. .1' London established upwards of One Hundred Years). who .. ....„-....-.-:••• - 'Ey Mr: COCHRAN, - i , L -,.,-, , . • ~ r a rIPHE very superior and elegant STOCK of Sold and Shored - in MONDAY, May tfh at Tw• reeled!, et she Stretford tnnk i rispren,myselr.to' year Grace It,l, 04061 i . - ..it Stern. WELLS mad PYNE, 67, Fleet-street, is now FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUoinliii. Coffee-hotoe. Oxford-street, by order a the Execntors of isk i ttizious dist the etteetioit of vermeil*, slintOd • 1`; BEI,I3Na OFF, Richard Welt s retiring fr-m the trade .- Lt in the Last Year's Lotteries. mid Capitals in former Lonnie , th e ;we Mr. Wm. Brandup , deceased. . rifle - y trestekti to those inesserosilelift.h . , . pea , consists of the most superior Imitation India Shawls, India and amouatingto some Millions. • ' i• liied - . Lot Lys a moat pleasant and well-situste HOUSE,. be ) -, . British •Muslins. Penick Comhrics, Table Linen, Meetings.th e country !row the ,doopre„ Arkult . AL be 'ag -the cooker of ere-road and Upper alone-41- 1 , 6 1 . • 'tvitillsiiehtOl6l? li t p rer eed °uBd i red h ' ireti 'll ; c l l 4 e4i fie lfil rie k tfl4 l"lll (4l a ,I 1 Petaled Calabria. Robes. India Fain. Rombrizillee• Sameness , itiMaiN And Co. feel great pleasure is 'bearing koplfrese and wide*/ other Goods, which are particularly re- LV.IL testimony to the superior merits of the present STATE Se‘mosir-strees. in excellent - repair betel for an unexpired term . ~ .. ,‘ .• asradaitaird to thr Oleo of the Nobility, Gtotry,and Public. LOTTERY, to commence Drawirig ou the King's Ilitilt-ilay of 53 vent . and a half, froasOotydny ► lasi, at a ground-rent of 41.amf ender-leased to a respect:KO ienaoi, for. a terns of • e . • i 4 . A ' lilt h Jane ). - The Scheme is grounded uo the approved Plum of which IS yearsaael a half is'expired,•Olt 651. per Annum. In no toll they can ' no Inflow, fend ort ens,. MAD. OE STAN: 0. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION• e last Lottery x as there are o:; ~ • • Lot 11.'A most eveikat (OMSK. in,assoi 'epoch, keine orlon' ex 'lnca every school - bet will soon detect., ~ This day were puhlished„ /07 Coral razes. . a ten. lig aisil elfollylvititate. Da the Webt•#ide of Baker-street. ira'a; liaso O tiiiied from Pailiaiinent thefar.pat Of 11 . ?.f ...x.....„_` In Three rat Iltoo. pilie n. I. k... 3Pr wee 61420 i I',_ . . , . ...,.. ......., .•."1., , /....... s, . • Nossqms-eqame,,miarGe rect. den Consisting of monad 0• • :t . • • , • CONSIDER ATIO NS 'our leg principatalt "gene- 4 Prizes of 3 , ii ad iftooer. • three•tooms ob a Coors aZ ig ros i ld for an unexpired who 14_054 .w 41 1 ,1 toe 00 ottechisti okboralles;. alai* the pips i•• meth de la RF.VOLUTION FR ANCOISE. Outrage 20 Prizes of tel,ooo. is addition,• for the 40 First-d S rawn , years at Lady•day last, hi „law grouild remit of 41. • under- elitist o h the measure no one fuss objected. It bag posthurne de Mad- la Baritone de STA EL; public par hl. le Prizes, which will all he drawn in iis; ;;;*; 90 Minutes l a ' 1 ased al avery low rent of SW year to a resp ectable tenant '• e •1 1. ' - t • ' been tbns liberally bestowed, In order' to ispriass MC de Broglie et M. for Baron de Steel. there are cal y 14,000 Tickets. ' for a term of which five yeartwere unexpired at %Aronson last, •• • .. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,' Paler- Ariventstrers, who purchase before the First Day, have tits- tend is kept ta the best rerlir. the character of the population ; and if iI, bkpt all . . A IRISH LINENS OF THH NEW BLEACH. I. NOBILITY and FAMILIES are eery ro. sretfully informed, the nhove Linens are sold at MIL LARD S East Indio, Hamhuruh, Scotch, Manchester, an Linen Warehouse, No. Li, CII EA PSI DE, rendered of titt.it original darahilitv from the improved preottration of the Fl and Bleach, for which they tire found io merit the Mll.l distia. gilished pntronage. The Pieces contain from Y. 5 to 26 %netts each, at 9/ 1 .. 11., 2s. 4d . 2, gd 3,.. 3'. 44• T St. lid.. 34. W., Ss. Ithl., 44., 44.4 d., F. FL. and 44. M. per 3 . 4 0, to sae finest (twilit y. and each Piece warnuated..= The various kinds of Family Linens; Foreign and Scot. h Table Linen; India Muslim, Arc.; Diapers: Hlll killillek 4 ; line Russia, Scotch. and trio' Sheeong., including those of one. beet dth for the Sheet; Deitch Cambria, &c. are sold whole tale and rem il. Proprietors of Country Establishments, and Ladies having Commissions, will find the greate s t choice of the hest maaufac toted goods at the most reasonable prices. Foreign orders exe cuted with the greatest attention. PATENT SCALES are made of varioos forms, fashion, size, and strength; have many years• been used with, perfect success to weigh Sour ' corn, seeds, tic. and are now with equal advantage adapted to every branch of tride and commerce. They are made suitable to be used upon the cliutiter, or in the wnrebuase. the mill, or the granary, the wharf, or the vessel, and are highly useful and valuable in all public establishments and privite families; they are also made of sufficient accuracy to weighs gold. or the finest artiele., or o strength and capacity to weigh the heaviest goods with such ease, safety, and expedition, as to place them beyond tall com petition. They are universally admired for simplicity, COD. trivahee, and. sound workmanihi aid Approach as near to perfection, and stand as high in uti lity as the most perfect inven tion of the present age. Made anti sold by the Inventor and Patentee, G. Piledltsrst, Denmark-street, St. Giles's, Loudon, where all orders will be duty executed, and sent securely packed to any part of the world fur ready money. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily Made to impose on the unwary el spurious composition in. stead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, tbev have adopted a new Label, in which their signature nod address, ' 9?; HIGH HOLBORN, . is so compieuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the deference of the type, which I wake nil letter-preen, will Mildly purchasers at once to de ter( the imposition. , The BeaLelapan BLACMl4,6l, t ipoda psi said wholesale by DAY awl MARTIN, 97. High olhorn, and retailed by the • Kincipal Grocers, Dragglitt, Soo diem Ironmongers, Per- Borst-stinkers, kr. ia4he United Kingdom, In Bullies at 6d., Is., and If. 6.d p easb. • NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAN I'AL PRIZES. LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY. EYTON, Stocker-Broker and Lottery-Office. keeper, 2, Cornhill. and Lombard-street, congratidgoes his Friends, the Public, on the great success in the last Lotterv. there being One Hundred Capitals, and wore than Ninety sold in Shares, and the remainder in Tickets. EYTON begs to remind the Public, that In ibe PRESENT LOTTERY there are ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES of .E%1.U,10. £S,O3. '£2,13,10. he. he. And that the FIRST Tor EN TY PRIZES drawn will be ONE THOUSAND POUNDS EACHt That Tickets and Shares 'ire at present very low iaprice, but will be much higher. EYTON cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public, that for the last 2L) yeas the Lottery rag been drawn on the King's Birth-day. be has sold a Kreuter number of Capitals than any Other °dice-keeper, and he anticipates a coutinnance of she like success therefore he reconononds an early purchase at his forinnate (Mice, 4, Coonhill, said LniaNtrd-street. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES! THREE of £20,000, &c. &c. QWIFT and Co. base great pleasure in Mom. S mending totthe p irtirular attention of the Public the Scheme of the New Lottery, to bee n drawing on the KING'S RIR 111-DAY. 4th JUNE, which is formed on the principle so long desired bv many Ad. %enterers, viz. a division of the Money into NUMEROUS CAPITALS. whereby the Chance of obtaining a great Prize is increased three-fold. The Last Lottery contained twice as many Capitals as the preceding ones, and the present Scheme (w ith 4,0.10 Tickets less) has more Capitals thon the List Lottery. Tne Tickets and Shares ate Selling in great , variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, 11, Poultry ; I 31. Aldante High. 14, Charing-cross; street ; where, in the Last Lottery, tat following Capitals were Shared and Sold, viz. No. 8,770 .. . . iCS.O 0 No. 4 ,120 ... . ‘2OO I 10.709 .. . 1,000 5,288 ... . Y.OO 11,093. seo 9.898 .. . iN Also lathe preceding Lotteries, No. 7495—M0,0,0. 2,656..X20,00J, and many others of £l,OOO, £500,',C400, &c. &c. A i I ' KINSON ' S AMBROSIA'. SOAP, prepared by a new proem. which frees it of all irritating qualities, is recommended as the oust mild, pure, and effectual article of the kind ever invented. It removes freckles, redness, and hardness fro, the skin; preventh it chapping. and waxes it luxeriously soft, white, and even; price la. the squat., for wa=hlag; and in shoeing-cakes, price 93. Is. and Is. Gd. each. ' ...ease, Furniture - , and Effect% Finch-lane, Combat. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE By Mr. , 1111.1.11M5,_ changes red or grey bait on the head air wiskera to a beautiful On the Prein;*es amp 1. ugDA V , ‘ Ole jab int .., Twelve. and penanneor brava or black, warranted to fonpletrly x an- In by order of ge liitsprletor, Mr. John Miles, retiring from swer the purpose, or will forfeit One Hundred Pounds ; price h , - • amea. . •to 4 . . V• • . • • . ~. . 5.4. 10s. 6d. and one guinea - - . ATKINSOIN'S FLUID '• ti,_ tlf evirrible pit Em Iggs, T A PYL e... I°PbIe A'P l ' s for restating the growth nf the hair where I t Ms tallest of tend siiiitite No. It. }inch-lane t anthill, suitable 4rosn Woos, perspiration, change at climate fit. fie:; Ir also 'Witt" tar a eel MAIN Oast $ll4 : held toe atrilin how it free, scurf, nod wakes it Plitt sad g'ln t ay . fit silk. apd espired team of IS bears,at a t l grylir rout of 651. peranoto, keeps it In curl during exercise is, dancing, walk*, or " ro 'iOn the Sarni 4 /4 grin be Oilet Ile 14101614 1111 6 Furniture trod damp weathers price Ss. 64.1 keirle. - ...Vie . • ' grere., , .. .sak ceit il not ' CACTION.—As a guard armpit Comite , feits,.the Wain bas The Premises In *wed till ihe Sly,. with tieketr, pd she Proprietuessi hire and addressing, tie label: !- ' Partials% islad tomogies 'had de • rhie. F r elis i .es i 'and of ' Mr 6014 by Jeenes tkinson, Perrponer, 80. 4s, Gerried-streyoli :i i i4nactrgiio,..Anesiag. 'Partienlirs *ILI A id tifflloll4,4qunre, • ' on ; and by swot Pianism a il DiirAterry ,IlCi Ai ' Hall, Tlftea4 • ors ae town nod esalntfyq . .-o- i ivil.,:i..i. . isL •„,ehrzNrtm—, t ii, C I e,.1 ,LAMT 1 .."4/lil i nisi eta 1 iselkall ei hod o postoirilo esmaovbs ins i f, - - S. ►I3 -eight Freehold and Lea-finial Homes, filtddlesen, Herb, and Kent. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, an THUR.S- D A V. the 14th inst. at Twelve, in Lots. • FREEIIOLD mild LEASE. HULL) HOUSES, Improved Rents. &c.; contestant Of a Freehold rotate, situate in Church-lane. Cheshant. Hens; a Freehold II otoe, near the Church. at Margate. is the Isle of Thane!; 46 Leibehold House-, Nos. 1 sob, mid 12 to 29, Pon's street ; Nos. 1, 2. and 13, Pift-street; Nos. 7 to 11. Lucas.. street ; Nas. 7 to 18, Bulb-street; No. So, Ci)ireeirrstrees No.. 1 to 7, Pleasant-place. Greenarreet, Bethnal green; sews Hoopes, Nos. 3 to 13, Dock-Attest and two Houses, Coboarg street. Commercial-road; bee Houses, Nos. 11 to 14, Shep. herd-street, Spitnl-fields; two gooses, Ironmonger-row, (Ild• street; and four Houses, la Mastar.way, Plomsteod, Wool wich, Kent. Part let on leases, and to tenants at will. at rents nmonatong to near 40001. per datum. The Lestlieliald Mutates are held tor long terms, at grnund•reale. To be viewed till the Sale, with leave of the respective te nants, and dewriptive Particulars had of Mr. Wineries; oppo site the Auction Mart. .