The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-30 00:00:00

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' . , Wis Pet Amitiftirti,filloif, lay. litina Owl* Wan asibrwriol Amin Sep; seitaiiis Hatireoniv t ' . 7 ' ' - . • ~: • • . . . , • . • . . . . THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. • • Bek • WS POBLO lIED THIS DAY. S . ... . . -- - 4LESi • ' '-- , ..t. ' F RENCII PAPERS. -- 11 1 0-MORROW EVENING, May si„, . *fir . - + 4 0110.... 1 —. -..Peeis...- . .. .' • I ' : • '- . st.tiratee,aerv , uns will performs . . , A ,,. Ia Tvite Yals. eve. priv ith. , V-110.Itbmer - • T , i. KING ittcnAßD TR r TRIA L . '••• , - A..TX R 4 1 1 1 1: . : for THI N K I NG * . ' LaftEll By_ e. EDMUND. DRAYTON, • I rAttss, MAY 26 .— 1 n speabitigyeiterday of peace, Data Meier (1844 time): Mr. Kraut. .: ... . . . ~ 4 . 1.1A1d BURDON. Al the Auctiolt Mart, dear the flank; on villa/Lir, Joie ld, 'and of what may be t apposed to be its cough:loos s ' A ft er which the new Istierladst, cvilled • ... • . • at Twelve , we had not forgotten that we were reproaolial by INTitniuit.• , • altered nod emended. LEASEROLD Ifrick-eilt DWELLING- • The T) von to he °lolled at half past en e'deek, tisbe ' I ft, HURST, 'um, egg% mg A HOUSE, ursioille s o. oz, Easi _ pisice , vain. another journal for ascribing • .top little intOrtancre • ~. , .'; .... Os ;it half past six. . , • ::' -, : ', ... • ..raid, near k goon-cross i contains draw iakrtseas,,. to weat have been cousidered as the natartst &lei of . .. , ,7. , hiers, excelleatchninbers. airy attics Jr . We are far from denying that keivtaiti - .MINIATRE-ROYAL, .COVENT-OARORS.• . .' •" -'`. •:* -la - . pr N it n!A s.. D ec Eit . --;`;',,' ,;:. -....-..... : 4. • 1.,.. __,„. and br kn ea d. toss , t - loos garde", with back•eatramee irons - - ' • . • - • .i . 41411 posit EVENING, May 314 - ISt i rigiUdigil at the EAST ws. s . well dedned by risers seas ' seas; and Wynn- be performed. . r - INDIA . - WM*, .. : 1- -- premises are divided front th e road by a neat fore Court, ,„- 4114 be /Otisiderea as an advertise .. 'and A s ir la a Seam* Daum of Prissorkeariiii4ol.o Wednesday, ' centre el a neighbourhood' of ;Mich respectability. lin- ihe r g it z" A I r ' • KING HENRY 'fflE EIGIITI - . Shea th of April. 11314, by Adjourrua, relative to the rape- . 0 telcoasUivotti en YearbeHletilees. They ale held on • • • 1 " r- ' the object of reasonable elf 41.; but .-. To which will he ntled_ i _ - diseu of graelisteo AUOMENTATI4:‘ lo the 3 4 1 144 11 ,Y ' . for "I ert.P4o. 4 heti% '9 O sohiSct tuA low ground-rent. surely ititti is not an advantage etrOver balance every of the DIRECTORS. • . - • May be vleseed•llll Me fah, by tickets -only, which, with other consideration. Let us suppose, for instance, •, •-. ALApDIN I at, THE WONDERFUL. LAle. Ilmies. 71. ; secanti kii ice 91. 64.— p it; IL ifi L l . s no w mow . fer er*aamS l .. 44 sa imi , !Slim i ... , f; 4' It te . d Parttc O rg s *ag,* be had. of .lir. • Dr ar aii ) Auctial :, that Belgium'is again to revert to Allitrie ; tli the ' VW?, li.—briwee Gallery, fit. ; Second Price, is.-i.lipper .Ls•--- an - aw,ii- Ifin „,„, • . . three Electorates ire to belong to their ancient So.; ginii,..ry, is. f Second Price, dd. fr. al 7,. ~ . 2.. ,•,. I F . 4 . • • , . Genteel iteblstease, Pew i t .. Tertltus • we s osit, whether, beeettee these countries - - .7 .- ... - ~, Racurs4 iiiiiiiirillik;:.-; - -:: Ity_ltetravirib *nit ' are iuclu ded ' within ''a certain boundary prescribed. ' .. • GRAND CONCERTS AT TAR cilAr . E.s, ' -.z..a....„.....J.. -ffin rill . „?_,..- , 6 I • ..„ At the Auction Matt, near the Raab, ea Fall:kit, Atilt ,10, idea %int? ftitt: ' Pelee Thip enielless --d Sin Ade at Twelve, by orderat ibamr ci ptiosr4 • ... 1 , by the of natural limits, it is incumbent ori . T " preparations are advancing ) t he h ROVAX CII A Prl4, for tht• necososodotian ar Prince Rev*, !I"ll'exligs ' ft: the ' EAST I 4 1 : - HOUSE, A.R FS PECTABLE LEASP,IIOLD, Erick-built „I..i' lli "' L'e 2... in' of enteel Onefeet Proprietors, held an wetfaeseay, :M. DWELLING-HQUSE, gilled: NO.2B,U:ger to .exert all her strength to tear them trout ripping* if,heir legitimate possessor!, awl' thus do violence to the R o lm painily, and all the Potentates Who will be prevent the MI of May, 1114, as the *abject of RIPIRAD Pgti- street, Pentonvilk, containing drastic; and di, e-roonts, ex• i the habits ' of a peoples our neighbours by position, at the (:RAND COEC MATO rrbioltp is be performed for .StONS ; also far iaoretwisg the SALARY el fr. W:. ! dd amber; , cpoyeideot hitcher's, m' amplitude of cellarage4ig.ki: • -• the BEE NFIT of the sti.FE FA by WAR to GEL.. II4CULLOCH,Iied allowing a PENSION to Mr. R. OW sad weld garden. held ow- lease fora ter of 14 yeah, a m ,0.1....rea11y separated b; manners, laws, interests, mid • WANT. That forJhe thin day. w beefiness/v(1 as the or- ' -By the EDITOR of the /newer Deludes. '.'!' epWeet to a low rein. :; langinte ? We would ask, whether, after-bat/lag rival of the Eir.peror of /411004 e King of,Preetia,lusti other - Printed for Wads, Parry, and Co. Leadesbalbetreet 1 r 'Ws House has been recently 111 Cd and finished no the most ', at one perios.l e ff ected this violent uttloh, and lost imprimis Persons. .•'• wiles may be bad all the fanner .Debthea , ottoiessprieetple. with tans' -pteces, and every oilier • • L ' Orders for Tiehets are vesnishied at the Contsisitsee Roma, , testalaite neeesnary for the reception of a voted family. his ' P.m provinces at another by a reverie of fortune, • . - Freesensnat' Hall and. CO . otLtandos Tavern, and by the re- Prieels. in extra covers, ' I divided friss the road by a swat tore-eouri, endow,' by iron i theie recovery is still ,imperiously dictated ?—.7-The • spectlvo Secretaries. lanigi) STARS ; or, All Aoslysitioo end Rs. ! raw(' In tba ' l a ne a a aeili a baarb" al "r oath ret 'P eciabi ' honour of France or aparamount interest—such art u. .__ -.. .....A ......b.rambs..l4 ... mime...... 1.• mi....• ..r eh. 17...ini ..1 eat knell_ . . 1 I : ' 1.. • ' 1 . , .. t ! • , . .. .. . , e a 'I $ 4 . 1 c - ' - Analysition add Rs. IMlraia of Astrology t the principles of this eeleute being altiluid open, and their ohms - Mite sod wickedoesi dearly rated. To which is added, asuay Asset-dotes show he Roily. and also the miechievoss tendency. of Fe log, Fortune-telling, nal Alnomsek Peidietions. some eminent testimaaies s both is Prose sad Vert*, Astrology, For:one-seeking, Forkine-telling, Ike. s By G. BEAUMONT, Minister of the Gospel. Beyond Edition. greatly enlarged. Norwich : Pripted by C. Berry; and sold by Boyne:, fill* trroomentow ; Imagoes, Harm ' Rees.Rees. OM!, and Co. ; Rickard Phillips; Crosby and Co.; and Lockington. Ali and Co. London; and by all the Booksellers in Town and Cato. try. Also lately published, pries Is. in hoards, By the same Analyse, TUE WARRIOR'S LOOKING - GLASS, whereto Is shown, from may high Authorities, the trivial cares, creel "nature, direful efects, and Anti-Chrissiaaspirit aod practice of Wur. And way also be had of all Booksellas in Town and Coun try. - . neat t 1 tl* l nelgtilmoorbood lily and assiwilliag,picturesqut viewsAK the Cusotief diesex. .onet -4 12 L the pivots on "which the discussion turns.—We re main.of opinion that the law of nations is not to be learned from geographical maps ; but in the ettiting state of manners, laws, interests, and also iti the force of circumstances combined with antecedent con ventions. We •are about to recover our colonies.— Is this no advantage ? And what means had we 'to compel their restoration ?—What bad we to offer England in compensation ? In return for these legi timate possessions, so important to our commerce and our interests . , may we not reckon ourselves.auf ficiently fortunate in having only to cede same un important territvies which the resolution Ititaded, which it afterwards lost, and which we have not. this moment nny hope of recarerias ?' Surely that, are not derisory consolations, bat sa*itatiali ea• hoped-for advantages. • • 10_?ligt81$11PAIL SOCIETY IN LONDON. rra"p it z TH ANNIVERSARY MEETING w ok b e go viEDNE3DA,Y, she 80 Day of Rin g at the eofee-hottse, Letloyate•bitl, Cabot IIIVI;LIALM GORE LANOTON, Af. P. fa the Chair. ' strivaßDS. Ys~ sift Viewed till the time of sale, *ad Pitrtiettiart hyd on die #lllOlO e:.aad of Mr. Drayton, Mellon Mart.- Malta COttage, Croydon, .Surrey. : 'Dv Mr. EDMUND . DII.4I(TOS, Attila IF,oetiea Mart. near the Bank, un FRii7AY, June 10, at Twelve, by order of the Executors of Mr. John Mattison, A So p trAsE 'Brick-built DWELLING -tX. ROUSE. I • silta Cottage, Coney-lion Croydon. mamas. cootaiultes eve -airy . hed-chatriketa, drawing-room, Milos and bimakfast parloada? excellent kitchen, rod dairy, Alit divided froaftloe road by a mud fore-court, two garden d at ladled, well +applied with fruit-trees and vegetables, with a k of about mime. with stable, chaise house, .and caw situate within 10 miles of London. llivitet gb lv coatica i to Mr. Brickwood's Park, ommaaading del 'demi per ! lareigne views of theenuntry, and held for an soespired term lasi years. from Midhommer re.tt, at a peppermint anat. i May be viewed till the sale, by tickets only, which, with rinsed Particular. , may be hid - of Mr. Drayton, Audios Mart. William Dickens*, F-sq. M. r. kl o iry Hobhaw, Esq. Find*le Warre, Esq. •ry Sandford, Eiq. William Dyne, Esq. Jolla Georo Doane. Esq. Geary Noake, Esq. Thomas Warry, Egg. Charles Taciedon, Esq. John Middleton, Esq. Charles Taylor, Esq. Jonathan Crocker, Esq, Diaper at Five o'clock. Ticket, Ore (nines each, may be had of the Secretary, No. 7, King's Bench Walks, Tempk. P. HURD, Secr•lsry. MONEY. ASOLICITOR hating connections and clients of opulence and respectabi lity, offers the advance of Sums of Money to any extent, on mei colble property, or personal re *palpability. as terms and conditions name reasonable and equit able duns what in general publicly appear. Amok. by letter post-paid, or personally, la Mr. W. at bis 01Bee, Mn. li, Chapel-place, Yere-sireat, Caveudiab-ignore, tr io Twelve till Four. It appears, that the proposed union of Geneva to Switzerland, in the shape of a new canton, will ex. perfence great difficulties ; the four little Catholic cantons formally oppose it. On Monday, his Majesty received a Deputation from La Vendee, headed by General Sepineau, the companion of the Charettes, theJacquelins, the Hoe champs, &s. Among these brave and faithful sub. /ects of the King, were distinguished two farmers, whom Charette had selected as chiefs in his army, and who, for 20 years, bad not ceased to give proofs of the most entire devotion, the most immoveable Constancy, and unconquerable bravery. His Majes ty remarked with interest the honourable scars with which they were covered, and addressed to them the most flattering expressions. He also testified to Messrs. Charette, the nephews of the General, his regret at being unable to reward the great services of their uncle ; he confirmed the rank which each of them held to the Royal Vendean armies ; promised them commissions, and granted them on the spot the decoration of the lily. _ _ FOR THE HAIR. H UDSON'S HUILE DIVINE, recommended by Bps: -tinnier Cruikshank, dte. The Haile Divine I. prepared from a recipe of Culpepper, the ransom botanist ; by the use of which he preserved hie own hair to ao extreme old age ; Its virtue' have been. twig knowo to anon private realities of distinction in this "kingdom ad . IS is , non offered to public novice under the confident napoletano that it will neued universal utility ; it frees the *lon from dander, &e. promotes the growth, gives it a most beantind i Arlan grant perfume, and t beaasfilds oad keeps.% in' curl, w here the beat li hold from change of climate, pen am pirat imam. ? lii peranee, sea-bothlog, diseases reels es feseers. Magid ac- lic, etraefoomeres,fte. er frnm any tame that orlon nom a relazatiou of the pores, or R partial destructioto of Itte Ituid, which nuns roily nourishes the hair, the me of the Haile Divine will re. more it to tin infallibility ; see testimonies of H. ataxy in rege nerating the hair, from several respectable iodividttek who had tried 'redoes other articles without erect, in a 4 ' Disiertutien on the Nature and Diseases of the Hair," and illustrative of its - virtues, enclosed with each bottle. Sold by the Proprietor's &gest, 4S, Gerrard-street, Soho, . Loudon ; by Meson. Horde aed Pierce, Bood.atreet ; Hamilmamil Howell, Pull-Mall ; Itigge, Clreapride ; Daykablitt /tea" street i Berry, Greek-street; Bergen, Connor-street ; Day, Tact:stock-street ; Harris, Newgate-street ; Grange , Defend street ; Magenis, Borough Ifigh- .treat ; mot most Perfauseeit and Hair-dressers In the kingdom, is boadek3a. 6d. 6s. lOardid. and one Gutsiest, signed Hudson and CO. in red Irk i all Vkliall are counterfeits. Respectable Residence, Ilfordtroad. By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, • At Use Anction Mart, war the Soak, on PRI DAir,t Nine 10, at Twelvm by order of the itaa accepiableaffer is net mole by Private Contraee., AILINPECrABLE Bile -built LEA§ETIOLD RESIDENCE, delightfully situate near the ' Eve.mde atford.rund, flotee, immediately opposite the road to we. costal:dug excelleut drawing.room l dinitesand fast patios's, si s airy nhambers, coovenieutkdsbilit4-Aa. wjeluutteasive garden. abisalwody 'milled with fruit-treaded gegdablec, gegetaider with doable, c orromtall stable, and tear, other convenience and appurtenance occeteary for the immediate reception of a fataiiy of respectability. The liamie is situate at an agreeable distance from the road. commanding delir,htful and picturesque views of the surround. lag country and the metropolis. The Garden is walled, and the fruit trees in the higbest . state of perfection; and free' its easy distance from novo, with the convenience of stages every biter, is presented to be an eect of priority. May be viewed Oil the sale. by tickets only; which. with PaCtienktn. oslip .be bad of Mr. Drayton, Auction TO THE PUBLIC. , SEVER AL anonymous Paragraphs, containing the grisliest fabehouds and mis-statements have lately ap peared iu the Nadir Papers, evidently written with the design iejeritm nor interests n 4 ontractors for the present Watery, was in p I.ltAlat. In the Pipers of this day, stating, that - "A Date b Gemtesaaa laid laid before the Chancellor of the E sehe guar a sew plan for a Lottery., to be &sea In a few verbs, Ia whiek skeTiekets would be much cheaper. and many other extraordinary advantages would be given, ' iVe have made the proper npplicatioo Ls Government, nod have authority Is mote, .that the whole of the assertions in this Paragraph are Ads... We have likewise applied In the different Newspaper Orices, and bare ascertained that mill the Paragraphs in ques tion were sent. and their inser • paid for, by T. Mil, ]vin. 4, Conthill. The erect intended to Iseprodueed on She sate of the present Lottery by the publication of these false hoods mast be obvious, and the motives of the writer, who is ocensionally a Contractor for Lotteries, wril require no expla mans. We are. The Pi:bite'. I , hedient Servants, R ICII A R DSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. !Miry bud Co. • • • ttikh May, 18t4. Cset Srfl Won. TO r.E SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SA DlAtire ani SON. ,ft't their tegßittory, Goswell-Itreet, TO-M Olt R W. Afßy 31. at 7,vot.olse Property of a G0 . 1141,041* loictster. "VTACtIONER, a Black Cart Stallion; 17 bawls V high, perfectiv corned, and a itenajr ponf The above horse merits the aitentiost of Coni.olereloor. Olevren, Waal.* astrre, :tad r4itert as ha Wll the suit) oat reserve. May be viewecttin 4e time of Sure. pirbliesate Dar rvyry _ • • . • .7.a8 NOBIUTT AND aeNTRY OF 011trIAT • • • B. PALLAT% IMPERI RUSSIAN OEN.. TI FUCK, nr twit A1.1 2 00t11 POW WFA, ser4 by lorr'Bol al tlithh•Y‘ :Ott Princes, Thattotte of Ihtitts the Grned pnchess of Oltteolustgli: Dentifrice i. snperior to any Rind.eyer ytventrd I it was • the cliseovery of the femmes 1.),,et0r Pallas, end is in geseral USChla.oll.l thi Nobility in Rus `AY. It keeps the teeth from clerztv, and bevoring loose, pre serves the aura% gives the ts hite:w:s of snow In the .Teeth, nail serbarkable seiretness to the BreAth, pres. Tying it front ell int perky: &It by oppitiatit.ent by 1). Cox, Bookteler, 9, Ball-alley, imiaar 44 met . Price 4s. the Box. A" Si PINIONS and Co. re;pectfully acquaint the . Nobility :uid Public in general, that a saving fr.orn 4e kb 5 1 per cent. in the price of CLOTHES, by oppl‘ing nt tho "IVY Lt H:* CO.:IPA:11i OFFICES, 1.13. Sew Rood purer ; No. 8 and 491, Strnnd, near Chatipg Cross. • Subjoined I n Sketch 14 the Ready Mooey PRICES : Best Superfine 'Cleat . . £3 15 to £4 4 0 Ditto Suprrtine,s4r Super Great Coats 310 to 5 b 0 . Ladies' Hnhits . . 6 0 to 616 6 Tnilenet or Marseille: Wnittcnals • 016 to 018 0 Fi ne White Dim,. Dress Ditto . ' 018 to 1 1 0 Rich Vlach Sisk Moo . . 16 tb 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pashilooris . 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto B.Thread, very stout . _ .. . . 118 to 25' 0 112 to ° ClotA Pan t loons . Kenseytaere Ditty► Breeches Prime Leather Ditto .iia 22 0 2 9 to 2 5 0 1 - 8 tit 118 0 919 to 9 9 0 LIVERIES. I Deed Jacket and Wni,•tennt ' non Cord Breeches . 913 6 ' %Mot Livery 23 oto 11 10 litturtout Coat •3 0 to 316 0 Matte Belt CHM b 15 . to 610 I Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Contract by the Year, on consideration of returning their eld ones t S Suits per Tear £l7 01 5 Suits per Year 2.26 10 4 Ditto .. b. * 01 6 Ditto . SO 10 Otj a yic lame priori le ' for Coats only : 9 Coatsper T ' 410' 10 5 Coate per Year 216 0 4 Ditto • 13 10 6 Ditto . .19 I) . Gentlemen on Joining thvir )etpecttve regiments; or pin abroad, eqn ipt, IV ordered by leis R. H . the Couimmorier-in-ChieL Ladies' ROtioe I)essi:es, rood I(oung Gentlenieu'sHussar Ditto, made Ilya superior style. The eztravagant cnarge of than who take and give loag credit he been a subject of complaint, A. S. and C.I. assure the Public they will Ind a material dilference lo their priers (runs other houses : in roosequener of toncliteting their business for %tick pavoleut, they or , esurbird to sell for let* money titan other Is:osses putchaw 11 tr ir goods far.—Gentlentes in tee 0.1110 up . . , p.in4 by *edict *bar taeasere, at au aid *4. . • ' . _ . , , MO ..J , G t MATRIMONY. NQNODisorders lin,e contributed more esseettejlyj to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which erns itiii 'ciinisequwoce of unguarded pleasure. People of e v er 3 ; , adoration to the shrine wf Wedlock, but where the has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stability k s• i peuviblv requisite. • , Twenty years have we devoted our prartice to the rules's*. treatment of the foMuwing dibordets, and the enteessfut result oaf ' out plats gives us additional ardour to• oppose, as fares we are able, the ravages of those complaints which we the -pest ins- ' portant its the catalogue of hnionu infirmities. , A Fier initiation lido every beaches any SurgtesentWo fertaid . 1 , a wish, at an e t irly period of practice, HI relate isidiritllliak , from the . ignorance of 111 educated men, or the equally daastriMN pr ~.ri pliancy of irt-neral pracntinoers. Tor disorders to the core of which we hare devoted Oar as '4'4:lima couipii?"e every species of Venereal infection ; all kiosk of Debility,. whether ansing from the habits at selionl•bins Or the intlaigeneies df matartt nee 1 that deenneensent of the sys tem la women which a called B irrenciesi or Sterility; Senthial Weakness, Gl?eis, Obsisuctinin in the Urethra ; as also Stric tures, wit' they weer'', or of long duration, and which - have baled the skill of ether proctionres, are by our pmeent Im proved pint of treatment efretually and perituineatly cured, without the patient safferine the exemelating pain anil'ilartio. lugliesiorrliage is hick. frequently foliate+ the ~application of. the lunar caustic. La the course of NO esteautre practice to this turn opolis, iiitiaeroos cages of strictures have been and are' daily under our care, the total eradicatine of which is effected by a safe, certain, a nd expeditions mode of rine, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relasatiiia, and de bility, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound a n d vigorous health.. of allele the debility has for years existed, a proper pet** veratice iii 'Mr restormive reratain is ledistimiably liqrkfir, to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reawiasseriee constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of igunrance of haste kt the., treatment of a simple Griaorrhea, nod it not infrequently M. pens that the seeds of life are ;Tisane(' by the indigenous& a A Z unguarded hour. By a superior method such• conspiring( ' • easily cured; and even where othets bare failed, we trate ' wems.ay pressure to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress la this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an isdulgrnee in a solitary vice, er the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which k the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over hit misery hot cnrefitlly aired, his misfortunes, It may be some consolation for him to ham that although it bean object of doabt or uacertninly willisithe; practitioners, the resnovarof these deficiencies by the gradmil. progress of renovation. is the acquirement of oar esperiesee. if toe. of Bacchus or Venus have begun to natio manly visitor, much anxiety will be prevented by as eel* e=; action of this languid state, and in these cases so, grief d . • .i„ii will occur. Mar ; ied Women, who have long been dhapptilli S sai . la Mk expectations of a family. inky be liestleedls ilia/ le oltilintilltell% such defects are arable by medical skill. Patients iu the Country .ewe requested to state the piediete lan of their case, age, and manner of Ilviag, tortoise& Beek Note fur Advice mid Medicine's and the same will be ferwardel to nny part of the Kingdiem: The secrecy which is so essential to our woilettabliii, and• Ike qualiticatimis which we bane presumed to safe, form the basis of our pretetsLions, and le cOlocideneeWhh sich this intimation is given. that Mears. Currfeatid Co. maybe cemaleed lei patients o f Miler sea with the greatest secrecy and; helmet; at their boise, PI o.' 14:7,. if ettosomirden.. cvaticasm Coaorlevugi No. 1 0; /1014011101#1b Desirable Re4dets4,'Mellelose.sqsare. My Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, lit the Audios Mart, near the Bank, pn FRI DAY, June 10, at Twelve, sinless an acceptable ohr b made by Private Contact, by order of tile Proprietor, it MOST rpgpecteite Brick-built DW 1 1 : TA4I NC - 110Vitit, with composition boat, eligibly licence No:10, I • AVelase-square, Citiodasmi's4lelds, coutaluisig airy attics, allWrileot ' chambers, opacities drawiny, and dining-rooms. rbileban, Wasitiotw, garden, and amplitude of cell:trine; held 1 APit Igoe far a term of 16 years, (rpm .filiiisatiuner Wert, at slew vest. The House is 'livid:A from the street by a tiei.t fore-court, tdoit hoed with Iron railing, is in excelleat repair, his been re. fir . fitted an the intuit modern principle, and replete - with err accomaiodaiiosi for the immediate ram:pilaw of A gehteel iTy. '" May be viewed tiH the sale, by tkkets only, which, with ripied Particulars, may lie bat of sar. Drayton, Auction fibrt. To Ship-wrights, Mast makers, Sail-waken, Cora-factors, and Others. Valuable Freehold and Cooybold PrefabCh as the Banks Of ilia. River, • fly Mr. EDND.I No DRAYTON. At the Auction Afar', near the Dank. out FRIDAY, Jnise.lo, at Twelve, by order of the Proprietor, 111 1 0 04.4 4 / 1 04•14 6 4 41 0 °err should be made by Private Contract. "A N eligible .FRI;KHOLD and COPYROtp F.ST ; comprising *a extensive Ynrd riti Warehettee, desirably sitoat e emir Itothevhithe, slavrely; m o w*. lei a frontage of a) feet nett, the street, and 4) feet on the !Kok °film river, by a depth of 97 feet, with two spacious floors over, well adapted for the storing of corn, for which iliey are now partly employed, or any busiams where space and light are re gaited: These premises were for some years used as a mast-yard. for which they are par:lent:loy adapted; far the repairinr, and M astic of sips they are equally constructed, as the ways already made may be improved at a small eapenci, and possess essential-. advantage of eotruiderahle draught of water. • This property is in excelleat repair, nearly opposite the Lott dna Doeki, ta the centre art neighbourhood. particularly cal-. ciliated for the prosecution of any concerti connected with; shipping. ' May be viewed till the sale; and printed Particulars had on the Premises; Ship Tavern, Greenwich; Reiyal Mortar, Wool wich; Foeutain. Piwtsmonth ; Globe, Plymouth; Crown, /locket/r; Falcon; Gravesend ; I>andee Maw. Wapping; and of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. , i y .. . AB elegant assembhge of Modryn flossebald Farnitute. By Messrs. NORTON and SON,. • On the Premises, -liimfia..Rimiagisall-ettnet. near Guildhall, MOItROW, May.3l, at Twelve o'Clock, ALL the truly genuine H OUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE aid EF'PECTfi t by order of the Proprietor, leavlog ibis kingdum to aside as the South of. Prance ;_cosipri- , id • S eumplete drawing-roma snit, parlour antlother chairs; , Brussels', and other Carpets; a Grecian sideboard; ' dining, card, Pembroke, sofa, supper, and ion & sr Mc' 'rewire/mit honk-cases ; an eight-day clock ; a ward- robes brilliant thieney, pier-giasses;and ninety; Aloe, plate; lablaaed Isist lines; twiltagasys tour-pest; tent and cottage bed- reiwith drapery banginge.ilayd ;, prune sea:oiled gone and featlimAteds; mattrewes, lame blankets . and Marseilles =t a ws drawing and bed-room niodow carmine; couches Red t* eernlttoad 4 frafftlaray double and single comma* ant t Antwerp.; Males' and gents wens dressing sum& : Wrilliti s'Abßing., mad ladies' work-tables; travelling case and e ,a .1111gr.ataleittaIll glass ;4 C. Rode:76lin; ealli rtr i . , an d itme ditto; a large iron. repository; the pea . lag hillsei kitchen utensils. &c. be 4 . 4 . oB obOoPeelanl en the rastalsw , ;. and ef • *Preparations are making at the Palais-Royal for the Princes of the House of Orleans, who will inha bit it as formerly. Orders have been given, that the body of the young Louis Napoleon, son of the quondam King of Holland, deposited at present in the chapel of Notre Dame, *until its intended burial at St. Dents, should be oonieyed to the cemetry Clamont, with the same forms as for other citizens. • We have received a letter from Elba, stating, that the first public act -which has distinguished Bona parte's arrival *as to double the taxes ; and that a dbision of the Allied troops were hourly , expected to arrive in that isle, to occupy the forts, to take charge of the police, and to preserve tranquillity. ' The Dulce d'Augouleme is now on his way from Boardeaux to Paris. The Marquis of Wellington set oat from Toulouse on the 17th inst. for Spain. By a decree issued by the King, dated May 25, all naval officers who, after the abolition of the ro yl authority in France, entered into the service of foreign posteri, are to be allowed the same rank in the French navy as they last held under those powers; and all others who quitted the French service at the same period are to be raised to the neat superior rank, A'second Decree of the same date fixes the staff attached to the flag of an - Admiral of France, and which is to consist of a Captain with a salary of 3600 francs; two First Lieutenants with 1200 francs each ; and two second Lieutenants with 800 francs each. The Gazette de France, under the head of Ma drid, May 13, gives an abstract of the decree of Fe e i dinand, which we communicated at full length last week, adding that it was issued on the evening before .his departure froptyalencia, and that• he was ea pected in Madrid on the 14th. This Journal then pro ceeds as follows : • " The Governor-General of Madrid, Egula, hav lug officially published this decree, immediately en. forced it; the people joined him* with enthusiasm, and the dissolution of the government of the Cortes did not experience the slightest obstacle. 64 It is unaccountable that men who had con. scantly the name of the people in their mouths, who spoke only, of the interests of the people, who gave out thatthey laboured only for Oath, who were so proud of the suffrages of the whole nation, were overthroitn. and Itung into dungeons, in the centre of the capital, without a shock, without effort, without a single individual raising his voice to defend them. • :': A