The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-18 00:00:00

•••••••••••• • if y'~l - . : . C 7 lll . No. 116:3. CORBETT'S COMPLETE COLLECTION OF SWIM / 'it II L,S : To be completed in Thirty-six Monthly Parts, ning Twelve large Volumes in :Loyal Oc tavo. The Twatrrit PART of the above Work will be published un Saturday, the First of December. One Part will appear, wnh the greatest regular ity, on the first of earh succeeding Month. Tense Subscribers who live expressed their in. towing of taking the Work in Quarterly Volumes, are iesrectfully Informed that the Fourth Volume will be ready for delivery at the-same time. In order to remove:tall prudes-lima, doubts, as to how far this* new aftil enlarged Edition of the State Trials ma), wiali safey, bo cited as authority in tholi Courty, and relied on as of equal authenficity with the former, it ;s necessary to state, that it is Inteeded to be a:literal •ratiscript of the last Edi tion, as far as that edits in extends ; that where falter and buttes reports of any Cases, or of any parts of Cases, arc inserted, !he text of the o ld Edition will sevirtheless be retained ; and that the New Nlatt .r will be distinguished in a simmer not t o he Ahistaken, and be distinctly pointed out in the Table of Contents to each Volume. Of the 18.5 Trial, or Proreediags of which the 6r4 Four Volumes consist, Pagntple lne nes er before came into any Col ortion-. The follownsi is a list of the articles (-minimised in the Fourth Volume:— _ _ _ •.• Tie Nay Mailer is marked EN ). Proceeiliags in Parhaven't against Jo it Lord risco, Baron of FORDWIC:I. Lord Keeper, fur High Treason, A. q. 1640. Proceeding: sa P( nes: izairst Dr. JOHN COLIN, a Dalintprin, 1640. IN] Proceedings ty,aiint 1)r. %I ArTAew Wart, Bishop of Ely, 011 an . I npaidußent for High Crimes and hlisdeineanurs, IG4O. [N.) prnceediugs in Joarliament against Sir FRANCIS WlL own t sit, Kat. <savior:, of State. for High Crimes and ‘l4..ciaeonort.'l64o. [ Proceeding, ato e s t i n Sir GLOM.; ° RATCLIFF Kw. Oa tfu I:nprac fur High TrellSOO. 1640. [N.) i m pe l ...went of Sir Pitt HA RD Bist.roSl_, K. Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Dr 1011!1 Betalawas.s., Lord Bishop of Derry t Sir Onagao Lowistait, Ko h L or d Chief Jasmine of the Continua Pleas; and Sir GEONGE Itcrcurvg, Kul. before MC House of Girds is IreLtsid, Lill. Proceedings agaitn! J m Cionnsias, a Sesniaws Priest, coodeasner: for Iligh' Tremor,. 1611. [Ni P. ficeedinip against Twitt. yr llegyors I Itantehi Dr. J mast MO I. s Armbishrip ItOrk, Dr. TR •- tits NlORErnrf Bishop of Durham, //r. Ronnar WRIGHT Bishop of Coventry aid I.ltehtleld, Dr. JOALPH HALL Bishop of Norwich. 1)r. Jona Owls Bishop of St. Asaph, Dr. ROBERT SKIN NER Bishop of Oxford. I).. WILLIAM ['Miss Bi shop of Bath and {Lille, 1)r. GEORGE Cone Rl shop of Hereford, Dr. MATTHEW WREN Bishop of Lly, De GODFREY GOODMAN Bishop of (Awe rester, Dr. Jong W IRNER Prt:rlio iamb. and sDr. MOM: sN Owen Ili-hop of Ilan daW. upon an Accasatiou of Iligh Taeosson, 1611. EN.] Ptioeent-ots, by ti- King': (' Inman& upon Charges of HIM and other WO titstierne.inori t aggists Lard KtrWILToa and Fire %leathers of tint Ilium of C41.'1110110; n1,3W1y,...Mr. DENZIL /1411.1.511, Sir. Aitrona Ilast.sato, Burt. Mr. Joust Pro. Mr. Joan II tunics, and Mr. W IL LIAn Stausltilll4l. [N.) Prordings is Parliament against Js mes Duke of ' • totoonn, as a 111611;;rtant nod an EMI Counsellor to the Kind, 1341-:,. [ l ll Proceedings against Sir F m. inn iir,ssrat. Km. the King's Attorney-Gem ml, upon :in Impeachment for High Crimes and 1111,1 •nteatior., i 461 %•1 Impeachment ~ f GreaGE Lord Dicay, rids -t S4ll of the Earl of Bri.tol, fur 111gb fre.rivi, 161. [NI ] Impeachment of Mr. flanatte .last ON. Ciliiro of Lmnion. for comriving a P.lilitm agolmt the OM • nonce f.ii the Mani,' A. D. to.l. [N.) • Impeachment of Sir EDWARD Darittin. Kit. for High t:rinses and Misdemeanor., 161 t. [N.], Proceedings optimist Sir Rtcu 4RD (it AN dr, Ant. and Bart., Lord Ilnyor of Loudon, nit an I vetch/neat of High Crimes sad Mitidemetinori, 101 4 i. [N.] Articles of Impeachment against Sir Iliota•s tsi R ut ER. Recorder of the City of Lander, for High Crimes and Misdemeanor!, A. D. 1642. N.] Impeachment of 11CM R Y 11 A vri 1 Ga. (second Son to the Earl of Huntingdou), Sir RICHARD MALFORO. Sir Jowl BtLC, and JOHN FATS, }:sq. for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1643. Impencnment of JAMES Lord STRANGE. fur High Trcaren, A. U. 1642. EN.) Proceedings apnea the NIKE LORDS at York; Name ly. SPELI ER Enid of NowtOsorrom „ Wtt.t.tain Earl of Day ons it I Re. H Fall, Earl of DOYLE. Hilmar Earl of Monuouro. CIISILLS Lord How tan of ('hartton, Roasts. Lord RICH IRI.CII Lord (ACT Lord ' COVE‘TRT, and 1R MU% Lord (-SPCC, for High ('rimes and hlisdenwanors, IN.I The Trial of Colo rel N ATI; A ict. Firs Rs, before. a Council of War at St. Alluns, for cowardly Sur rendering the City and Castle of Bristol, 1641 The Trial of Or. WILI.Ita LLD°. Archbishop of Canterbury. fur High Treanor, 1610-1641. Proceedings agAinst Mr. TOMPKINS. Mr. W•LLER, Mr. VD 1.1.0 ER, and Others, before a Council of War, fur a Plot against the Parliament, 1613. 1.N.1 The frial or L,o-s soft Lord Mart:Emir, at the King's Bench, for High 'Fritawin, in being concerned the Irish Massacre. 1615. Proceeding.; upon a Charge of Breach of the Trust re: prised to them by the Parliament, preferred against Mr. !lota-nand Mr. Woirgust.og by the Lord Saville, A. D. 1615. [N.] The Trial of Sir Roocar Senrtswooo. President of the College of Justice in Srotlnnd, and Secretary there to King Charle4 I. for High Treason, in the P.oliameet held at St. Andrew., November. De cene•er, and January, 1645. The sever..l Inft.rmations. Est.minatiorn, and Confes sions nt the W n rt. it Es, arraigned and condemned at the SetiLan h.,16.16n at Chelmsford, in the County of leses, beton- the Rinht Ilun. Itidwrt Earl of War ick, andseseral of his Majesty's Jinticrs of the the /9th July. A.D. 16. A. [N.] Prneredingsaguitia F.LCTen hl Es mans of the Haase of Comma*. viz. Ilet.s.ts, Esq. Sir Postt r &TAPIA:ton, Sir W II Lewis, Sir Josis (.I.OTHORTIIT. Sir WM. W tiara, Sir JOHN MA•4 Lin. Knights. Major-timer:ll MAS SEY. lir. (11. V N N.. Recorder of Lortion, W ALTER Lortp, Esq. Unload EDWARD H ARLES, and .tlt - TItoRT Ntornl.ta, fay. charged by Sir Thnatis l'airfde and his Army, to be Delinquents, 1647, V. The Cwe of I) is in . 1 csaviS, l'sq. a Welch.ludge, for pubti.bing Seditious lionks, and fur passiog Seturner of I )rat hoo Pronto- fur not itoOst iipliast the Parliament. 1647. LN•3 1.9. .111dpflAlas of the Lorin :n-ienahled in Parlintaent agant.t Joan Miraats, alias l'oi 'vri. MARY hi.l %Life, Istnr.t. Saturn. Ltain tilt Lanny. andJoasi H so o t s, for r..rging, intlo- Iss:aiw, a Copy of a pteteaded Act of INC. • lii. 15!. 131. 137. I la. Mo. 161. 151. 10. 161. 163. 165. 167. 168. 170. 171. .1 72. 13. .174. 315. :~w - 7. 13. she S.4TURD4I, NOFEMBER 18, 1809. 180. Proree lags upon a Charge of High Treason *gullet Sir Jonst Gs vac, Kat.llavor of the City of Lan dau. Tu•ii AS CC I.L.ts, Alderman, and oar of the Sheritfr of l i ond.oa, and J•sts Hu Nc a. JOIIIN LA MGM 11111; THONI 45 AD4IIIII, Aldo:lMM .f Lou. duo, fur eup.detiantiog and abetting Force and 'Tu mults 3.,:tilta the Home of Connnoos, 1647. [N.) 181. Proceedings stalest the Neve° Lords; Gamely, Joni, bf So rout, FLA INC S. LordWiLLovonae. of Parham, Jong Lard 11v tostiga t WILLIAM Lord MAYNARD. Tumults LI), Earl of LINICOLN4 GIORGI Lord BLERELEY Wild -Lusts. Earl of tooLasnx.opon an loopet:elemesit of High Trea son, for levying War &Wait the King, Parliament, and Kingdom, NIL [N.) 182. The Trials( Caton Los STUART, afar. of ENGLAND, before the High Covet of Justice, for High Trea son, 1319. 183. The Ti sal of J Atsts, Doke of 111111t.TON, sad Earl of C sItaRIDOC, bean the High.Coars of Junta", for High Tromso, 1649. 184. Proceedings against the Berl of HOLLAND, the End of Noll WICM, Lord C t rel., and Sir Jolla Owe,, for HI A li Treason; 11151. 131 The Trial_ of Lieateiata-C,Aotsel Jona LILSOINIt, for High Treason ' 1619. Published by RICH.% 1111 11A.C;1411A W, Bryil Covent (lorded; and sold also hy J. BUDD, all Nall; and by the • Buoksellero and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. BROAD HINTS AT RETIREMENT. An odp to a Tragedy King, addressed to J. I'. Keisbk, F.aq. Author of the Kew, and proscipal Manager of the Revels at Covell Garden. .1y a THEATRICAL REBEL " This Fact know, i.phn, the Public c.a •!;gp ease , Both with thine Acting a:'d impertinence:" •, wanted and mthl:,hed hv John Bailey, No. 116, Chew-y-lam. [ Wire One Chillin„.] On Wednesday at the 21, will be pub•t hr 1 , Pri.e 51. film. GALL\ 1)0's LETTLEL To Mils. cIIDDONS. ANARRATIVEof circum-tant,al FACTS, lurleding Aseedote;, . of Ilrs. SI rMONS's life, for the 1-st gev..tt Pars, with .....reral of :ecr Letters. -.Dark and ankno ma ! Bat now the dawn begins, and t.r w I Lo d Or fate is streteted to draw the ve.', and lease Thee hare, the salted ma, k of public sww." Printed forth- Authorers, and `4oltl by M. June,, Rio. 5, N•westte-street, and to be had at all lioukbellers in the United Kidationt. TO THE PUBLIC. QWIFT and Co. beg leave most respectfully to J return their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled patronage and mipporrthey experiences' as Contractors for the last Lottery, and at the rime time to express the gratification they feel lehaviog had the honour of laying before the Public the first Lottery on the improved prioriple, which has at once fulfilled the beneficial inteutions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by preventing the evil of insurance, and received the .unction of the Public, as affording a superior chance to the adventurer. The present Lottery is exactly on the same plan nt the last, and sill, ro doubt, he equally honoured by 1 the approbation of the Public. SCHEME. I of 110,000 I:0 of iesoo 4 of 12 of IMO 4,940. —lrons ...di° to Xl5 Only 5,000 Numbers ; Pour Tickets of every Number, each of which will be entitled to the fall Amount of whatever Prise is drawn against the Number. Tickets nod Shares are milimr In great varirts at SWIFT and Co'. Offices, No. I I, Poultry; Ni.' 11, Chariae-Cross; s_ all A AA —.AA AA 1 —A. ...a— ....a STATE LOTTERY OIoirICFAI, 26, Cornball. and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. HOILNSBY and Cu. respectfully acquaint the Publieetbat the Tickets are knifed irons the Bank of En Jnart for the New State Lottery, aad that they may be supplied 10_10, 3, and 4 Tickets a the same Number, by whica 10. 61i, or 5,1,00(11. can be obtained, also from No. 1 Ili IU, sad sis tit 14 the Fad of the 5,000 Numbers, which will be drawn in One Day.---No. 2,618, (Class B.) a Pr. re of UllOOl was shared by HORNSBY dr Cu. In the last State Lut.ery ; and in the Three receding Lotteries 3of 20.0001. 11 of 10,0001., of 5,0001. lof 4,0001. lof 2,0.1111. 3of 1,0001. 6 of 31301 lit. &c. N. N. B. Prises pnid on Demand. All Orderer:Prated witb fidelity and dispatch to any part tattle Globe, by MOKNSBY and CO. Stork-fir ikers. TO IRDIk—AB VALET an BUGLER. AYonnit Man of light o eixhi, properly quell. fled, is deviroos of a pinre as Valet to a S;ngle Gentle moo, or as Valet and Ruder to a Gentleman and Family ;minx In either of the Presidencies t he can be well recom mended. and 0411 use his best exertions to give soli-faction. Pte to address, post-paid, to Q.P. No. 16, Skinner-street, %ow hi 11, London. INDIA SHAWL. WAREHOUSE. .ADI ES or GEN 11,EN1 F,N desirous of war chasing airious INI)i,A SHAWLS. home now en oP portenitv of impeding the most superb %election ever be fore olfered for S at W A ITII NI A N and EV Elt I NO 4HA W 1., nod LI iE 1 WAREHOUSE. 101, Fleet- tree:, corner of NPw Bridge-street= where they may also receive the full value for Stualo. _ N. It. They are now introducing a variety of new and elegant iiritisb Shnni.. copied from the roost approved In dia designs, which are to be had at Heir This Day .were published, The Medium, in two volumes, Rvo. Illustrated by 45 ear-t -ying% Price If. 10v. io hnards. CIL NECDOTEi of the MAN.iERR and CUS TOMS of LONDON, during the Ei,ghteenth Century, lariading the Charities, Depravities, 9reres. and Amuse ROW of the Chianti of Loudon during that periods witn Review of the State of Society in IRO7 To which nee added, 4 sketch of the Domestic and Eccle siastical A rehitectare, and of thc virious improvements in the Metropolis. By J AMES PELLER MALCOLM, r.s. A. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, RE r.s, and ORME, Paternatter-row. Of whose may be had, by the same Author, LONI)INIUM Rt DI VIVUII, or n's Ancient Ili•torv. and .n.niern DESCRIPTION of LONDON, compiled from pornehist records, are!iives of variolos (nun the liar leino MSS. and other authentic sources. la 4 vols. price 7L is. in boards. This Day were published, In limn. price is. bd. in boards, LETTERS to the Rev. 1)1NIF.I. VEY'4IF., B. D. occas'ioned by his Preservative szainst contain' , .; View of the Scriptural Grounds of Unitarianism, anti an Examination of all the Expressions in the Vrty Tesnantent, which are generally considered as *up ? Wog o i !Josue I)nctrities. By LANE - CARPENTER. LL.D. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, ItEES, and ORME, P iternoster-rnw. _ _ Of tt hum moy be had, by the tame Author As I vttont.crio to the Ovoca Pll Y of ;he Ncw TESTAMENT. The Id Etrtion, littto. itrie.s.,, boned., MR. BARLOW'S •)!.1.1111t1t1) This day was pu'slisbeel. 1,1 au -*meant Volu Royal Or. tavo, 'Hite Fifteen SI. flings, in linartle. TRE COLUNIBIAD: a Poem, in TEN BOOKS. 11, JOEL BARLOW, The Sabiect4 of thi. Poem are t.le Di .roverv, Conque:t, seitkowort, and [(evolution of America; and it has been re pi-into(' in London, in' onsequenre of the high ()pinion e (- pressed of its Irrins.-endant ht•rita by some cmiveol Critics, and of the i4etveral Plew.ure whirh wa , 4 afforded to the Public, by some Extracts printed in the Nlonibly Maga sine. Printed far RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be isad or all Ilooluellers. In throeelegapt VroWiser. price 15R. CIORRESPO N DA NC E de. MA DAME LA MARQUISE DU DEFFANlLaserD'Ali.mbrrt,Nfon-• tesquieu, Madame de Masi. Le Marquis IV Ar:ens. Arc. fie. Printed for Colbur . Pahlic Librirs. Con toit-street ; of whom may be had—l. besQi.-relies de Famille. par Au nate Lnfontaine : 3 tom. ilyinoires de laC inns-se de Lich • tenau (Maitreue du feu Roe de Pre !e), contra in lei. Angie dotes sec-retro mar la Om, et suivis de Lettrrs du Comte de Bri•tol, de Sir Arthur Paget. de SirWni. et! Lily Hamilton, 1 Lady Templetowo. dtc. Ac. ; 3 tomes, 10s.-3. lemoires, de Marethal Prince 4e Lign e, - fair suite aux !ewes du name flatcar, pobliCes par Stadia' de St:utl; 2 tem.. /44. THE ROYAL FAMILY. antiLADIES and GENTLESIEN of FASHION, use RUSSIA OIL, for moistenhtg the hair when drendog; 1• so great a non rusher to the Hair, as to prevent its turning grey to all periods; pr i mme s t' the growth; maker the Hair grew thick and long ; presages its falling or; and restores it oa bald placr, if the knitting's. Several Gentlemen /lint were bald, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald Own bemuse covered with hair; promotes eyebrows' aad whiskers, will prevent whi4ker• turning a reddish co lour or grey; keeps false hair soft, and renders its appearaace natural. Price is. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one ~s-uisen, or six guinea bottles ai eve poiteds. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince No. 9, Johardreet, Oxford street; and, by appointment. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty. New timid-street ; Hendrie and Sons, Perk inrs to her Stajtity. Titchborne-street Heiden-squares Bay ley and Blew, Perfumers to the Pi si.-e and Princess of Wales, and Duke and Duchess of York, 3, Cockspur-street; Harding and Howell, 89, Pall Stall ; !terry, Greek-street ; Davison. 39, Fleet-street; Rip:, Q 5, Cheripside; Holmes. Vinton, and TEL Royal Eachunge. London ; and by moat of the principal Perfumers or Medicine Venders in England, Ireland. and Scotland. Country Shopkeepers sending their orders to any whole sale vender they deal with in London, will receive literal allowance. Observe the label on the outside mapper of each Otitis. is signed in RU.SI3O gold ink, " Itinehohnt•4 7 an d prr n „, n; •• any aithnutthat signature are cou:neee,. l 6. Ge a ewil. about 30 years of rt , t e. who boa used' the Russia Oil regularl' these twelve moans** dressing his heir. has declared hi the Proprietor, th.it iiis hair isnot only 1 :Joist) in thickue-. and simnel, but has alai. prestressed it $lll7lOl, grey', whir', N os before on t:iv decline; it is morn ,,,.„ned I n L a di es and Gerrieitien wr•hing to benefit from the Ri,s.iii Oil,• to use it regularly, as it cannot be expected to have tbc desire.' effect if only applied at nate:lab. . THE CELERRATLD ANTI-INIPE I'IGIN BS, Olt SOLOMON'S DROPS, ANEVER—FA 'LING Cure for the Scurry, Leprosy, WI Insidious Disease, and all inch Disoniers as on in Impurity of the Blood. Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilcild House, near Liverpool. Government Security egain.t Coniterfeits. None are Genuine, ssithont having " 'Sofal. Soloman, Li nerpout,- engraved in the Stamp, op imitate which is Felony and Ten Pounds Penalty, for every Bottle sold without a stamp, to be paid on conviction, under Art of Parliament, the 41d Geo. 111. ch. 16. before nay Justice of tbe Pere. Price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle; or, the quantity of Foul in one Family Ronk, fur Thirts-three Sniffing', on which Niue Shillings arc saved, including also the Duty, with ample Di rection*. • Sold by all Venders of Patent Medicines in the United K ingdons. Of whom may lie had, that Reativntin.T Medicine, SOLOMON'S CORDIAL ItAL‘l (;ILF.AI), st so yereign Remedy for Mental and Bodily . ter.as, nl.l Coligtis: l Consumption, tic. Pike L. 6d and 314. a Batik. ')) His celebrated ABS FERGIs sI T 1.1) FION, tbr Beavtifv-' jolt the c omp l ex i on , ~o 4 removing all Mycoses of the Face' and Skin. Price 45. 6d.* HAS.% Likewise his GU 11)F. TO II EA Crii. Price 'ls. And a TIthATISE on the PitOPlLitTl CS sad lEFIECTS of HOT and COLD BATHING. Price 15.6 d. . r." PRICRe4D lANKINGAND WINE TKADE IN THE COUNTIt Y • AGENTLEMAN well•acqbainled with Die Laillion and Country Banking bininess; and who h• s • local interest in a Country Town of fashionable lluanet, where the returni for Wine are considerable. and Wetly In ready moms, is desirous of meeting with a Gentle • man to join him, in either or bath the above concerns, a hid Would ensure a large Profit on the Capital employed. Any Person having trim 1 to 4001. in ready money, and willing la Anaphor it to advaanofe, is requested' to address, potpaid, MR. 4 Nu. 16, Skinner-street, Snowhill, London. No let- Wry will tie attended to indent - row Princip iii, oar unless they *Boutin the real taunt and abode of the "triter. .11"4181110NABLK CLOTHES, ON MaiT TALEOUS TERMS. GIBBONS, Woollen-draper, Man'. Mercer, and Tailor, No. 181. Fleet-street (three boars from iff etter-lane), having on h.aid a large (motilit of CLOTHB, Isercbased El E COKE tae vets great la snpiny I:doh-roma with Clothes, at the prices helot* (tar ready mouses ), insuring then, the Quality of Cloth, the Fa gad Wor l coonot be eseeeded, of which they amity be will Ai - d , ; iospeitisto, a crest variety of eltoollen Vlotlismodevery article ia the a bove Ba aoc Is being al wayskept. *est Superfine Cloth genii, mode to oteas,ire Xi 10 U . I . lollll ow - 910 0 Asa Wend ditto i - - 1 16 0 Omit Coats of eters: fieseription. on proportionate terms. Yes best Soperane Kercepuere Breeches .- - 1 1 1 6 4 0 0 milled ditto - double twilled Cord ditto - 0 18 0 is ridiculed) requested tit-mimeo pill observe the Rooker, 183. MIDDLETON, Pocked - Bonk and Black N• Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wiles, M dieOrieinal Alitriutictory, No. lel, Strand ,opposite New- Illatiesstreet, begs leave to recoils:mod to the Public:ll44,nm - Ise BLACK LEAD PENCILS, is hose 'lnterior exce lens, Ms been for more than 50 years unisecially ncknowledged; MMlPencils for drairlog in colours (of a late tnvention), To dis tinguish his Pencils from counterreits,the mark which was for merly onlv Middhloo, is now chnsiged to N. Middleton, and lire direction, ISt:, Stritivl, London, stamped ou each Pencil. As extensive asontmeot of Pocket-bis,sks and Thread-rases, elegantly mounted ill old, silver, and plain; a complete us 7 sortincnt of Tnivelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gen demen's PoCket Commodes, containing every article for Ant tog and dressing ; Portable tt iit mg and Dressing-desks, and Buses, in matsogany, satin-wood, ;rather, Rt.; Writ tine-paper, extra (Inc cut Inrge Peas, time Irish nod' Dutch dentin .Wiz, u::d all Made of ctati.mary ; Portable and eountiag-house Letter Copying Nlarhisics. Mele machines, by which writing may he expeditiously and dearly copied are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, and comprised In a mahogany CM . , a hich forms a rumplete desk ; ~,m e so moil, a. to In of the grra'esi couvenience to those Is lin travel ; others ot a sire and form to answer the purposes of a complete secret:Ore. A Istr,;t, tosortment ui Banns. NA all kind. u If fine Cutlers. ADYAN T s suporior fragrant double distilled J LAVENDER WATER, at 3. 91. per Bottle, toiler the Patronage of her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES, to whom they have the honour of h. :ng appointed aad rip, r t o gether pith the principal NUBILITY, lit En- CSIARTS. &C. of AS fine Elavoisr as that of some other aid distinguished Makers at double the Prier. N. B. It is necessary to rautioo STEEL'S numerous Cin tamers, their Warehouse is not in the Strand (that Errur having misled several), bat No. 13, iu CATHERINE-STREET, PIPS. DOORS UP I'ROIS THR %TR Alto, and that they haze nn COMM' i , n with ant , other Shop (or similar Name) i Lositins, the lia.ioess being carried un Mn. STEEL nod her Brother, I'. MEYER. ; as a Ser. witun. Mistake might matt-ring injare the urn-kunst; re petatiau of their Lareutter, les havoig a spur.uts- kiud at a low Hate, p:•14 , 11 oo thmn as theirs. *** The est. rut 11 Hooey Water, for the Hair, &c. zt 45. W. per Bottle, ' 6 for Sit. t.t Orden for Exponation* •IT elcerwed. HU Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby,Lin coln, Pet- thorough, and fi artisan Cron, N6W POST COACH :.S, (carryiti% only four inside set out ever) morn ing from the GOLDEN CROSA, C The HULL M Coach as Meld ever. 7 y ening. 131 CEO. BOULTON and CO. From the Golden-croti the follau ing Carr iage'. set out, beside many omen ton miniemus to mention: York awl Leeds Ntwo Pint Cesches every Morning. Liverp”ol • peditimis Pot Couches, only One Night out, ever* Morning at Six: Holyhead and North Wales Mail escry Evening. Holyhead, Shrewsbury. and Birmingham New Po s t Coaches every Morning ni Near. Ludlow, Worcester, and ()sford Mail every Evening, midis New Post Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday nt Two. Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mail ever) Evening. Chelteninoth and Oxford New and only Day Coach every Morning nt '3jt. Brighton. &isthmus), Worthing, Hastings* Portvousuta, Southampton, Isle of Wight; Chichester Arundel, L Hampton. Margate, Rarrimate, Dover, Deal , Hythe, &r. (pr. Coach., dviiv. . yoltic sad' LIKED Plc* liossuottediutio, sale, Cheap, and Et peditiotm POST COACHES wsl.9K oat from the GOLDLN CROSS, Charing Cnass, and BELL SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, every morninig at half-past Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet ; dine at Inc Cock, La w; Sup at the Oretha.n lun; Breakfast at the Red Li in, Doncaster. and arrive at L^etts by Twelve, and York by - One, at Noon There lire only four Coachmen employed, Patel the same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every e ter. tM• has been, nod will continue to he made, to render this the beet conveystmee on the North Road. Inside, to York mad Sari, .63 Si. Outside, By GEORGE BOULTON and CO. MMus Goldrit Crow, the following Carriages set out, be - side army rubies too numeroits to mesiiion LIVERPt)OI, Etpeditious Post Coaches, only see sight 'Outs every Moruing at Si 3%. • 110 LY 11 i:AD nod !'llorth W 111.4 Mail every evelsing. HOLY !ILA IL Stwearshury and Ituratingham New Pint Conches, every Morning at Now. LUDLOW. Worcs.-ter en.l Oxford Mail every eveni ng , and a Nen ['Da Coach If:K.3day, Thursday nod Saturday, at Two. M ILFORI) H tVIIN, t'armxcthen, tanurester, and Chelteuhain Mail every evening. CH Etat:NßA M and Oxford New and only Day Coach, every Morning at Six. 1611 TON, ling Bourn, Worthing, !Innings, Ports mouth, Southampton, Isle of Wight, 'lover, (rhirlietter, Anode!, Little Hainploo, Marnote, Rs ostrate, 1)os er, Deal, Nellie, Folkstone, &c. 3rc. Co.srises THE JUBILEE HF.49-DRESS g or, A. ROSS'S HEADS Or HAIR, Nn 119, Bishopswite-stemt. rr IIF: admiration wills which the Fashionabla World have viewed RO'S'S New Invention. nod the repolitatiwn which has aniveriallv attended his Or launerital Productions, pre-eminently di.tinguish him above all com petition. By twenty rears studims application to Vie Principles of hr Prok.aims. he has at le.igth been enabled to intro.lace to the PAN. nee of the mewl estrwerdimwy tilecoyeye, in the System of Wig-us:dant, that human iraarioltion could 'sli est. and which have obtaoied the appellation of ROSS s H[ I)4 of _ ....__ Art Imre me. to the mast perfect semblance of Natnre ; the sawn . • s of the Skin. and complexional cutiars of the lie.. . •rf rum astnni4hingly imitated. said appear as the g ro:nul-1% ark .nd h Ise u .11 sr Itic:i the Hair is (Red. Item : article so at mirabl) emstructed as to -Anil the to minute r ‘suninatims. without the powibility of a disco ver; ; and the %bole system is in exquisitely woven. as to combine useful c unt.iirt and elegance of taste, with the most hipps appea maces at Native. 441. PER DOZEN EAL'II, EOTTLES INCLUDED. Pt'nue NOTICE. A SPANICII AIERCHA NT (who not being A favnared with extensive Conner/inns in Englund) rifferli for sale. through the medium of thiv Paper, fir ready !go oey, a Stock of Xeres (nr °event ire Shervy)aad Port" Wine. the produce of the Estates nt his own Faundy, reviderres of Xere. de 1.1 Frootern owl 11.iurn, at the above Price, to o loch he iiv!vvt earliestly conG.lentl s v calls the attention of the British Public, navinr, the power of rrfeiriag them in se veral Noblemen, and nanwrous Pervons of respectability, who have purchased and highly approved of the 1$ inn —alto sour• alatletra, at 53v. Application to he 'made to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. 15. Anigtoel-kreet, Strand. THI; REAL JAPAN' 111ACKIM:, IclAu6 DAY :ond :11ARTIN. Tins Invaluable Competition, with half the usual labour, produces the most beautiful jet black ever beheld, alLirds peculiar nourishment to the leather. o ill not soil the finest lim n. is perfectly free fmni any unpleasant slue'', nail will retain its virtues Jenny climate. wholesale by Day and Martin, at the Manufactors, si 0 . 97, 11 lib- if nlb..m g retail by F. Day, \n. 7, Tay istock str •et, Covent-garden; W. Day, &l, Swallow -street; A xtell, No. I, finch-lave; and by the principal Boot-makers, Per fumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis ; and in every Town Dining:mut the United Kingdiun, in *tune bottles, price Is. 6d. earn. tltnAm -.• _ . .0.. • . . . te fi • -..,,, , . er„- 1 • • .1..;.*.,.. ..) - ~.., , .._ • - 4 . ' - ` 7 1.._&' .: .- ..--- Ci t . Bk.kU f ANI) CLEANLIN EsS. No Per can pkiniebi, either. withoet good TECTit. Cv and a SWEET Ultirril. AGENTLEMAN ofrers the infgllib!e EXOTIC for the TEETH and GUMS. Itk peculiar qualities are not simply condtxxl to cleansing the Teeth, hu will absolutely preserve them in the highest gate of p e rf ec t firm, to the latest period of brat Ale olation t It will rendcr them beautifully white, n Meow impairing the enamel, (a s se t! loch as away he !twee, keep thine that are alrekach deemed from beeontine warer, antsweeten the breatn. Imtnc.lieiel. upon appiicatim it will relieve, and eventually cure the mo-t etcruciating Tooth-ache, firm-hilei, nod swelled E Cr ; citric:He the Scurvy is the Gran:, and render them and.' the (Apgar a healthful reel. The Facult!, uw and recommend ft, audit is so innocent in itsnapire that an infantinay swallool The Proprietor is a (ieutleman of Fortune.and so cmsviac, of Its elileat), that he woula‘ubjeci himself to forfeit a thou. :sand g a uineas, ifthe persm umng it as he dirrcts eser have th e Tooth-mite, or a rt.otti der4v. *fhe CEYLIPf DES 111)110E may be hrt•l art Thom'e, Et, Oxford-titre( I tint io, Strand: Wan' aol b6i Bt.h sl 1t lilt n t and of the Proprietor. No. I, Temple-plaii,sl.;inkfrisr*:-road, at is. 91. IV: 15. 1 1 f a Tooth hi . ..tv t. ed, sir the Ilhuth in a bail state. let the eruprittor loot writ t ye noquirer M Ise). . . cif .• , 7 • tApie,* • 41 . .4; CONSUMPTIONS CURED. F. inserter of this, a Profession:ll Man, whn it has, fir the last ten years, intended many Persons la bouria.; under th • above I)i*easc, and by hi. czlensite Prac tice has been so fortunate .1. in discover a MEDICINE that Is an IN FA1.1.191.1: CURE fir CONSUMPTIONS, by which hit•dicine he h.s. cured many when given over 1). emi nent 1 2 ( 1 . 1 d yskians, an when in the list stage of a Consumption, attend with Covet and spitting of Blond, Arc. Under these circamsbuices, mid at the request of his Friends, and the many Persian he Isas cored, he therefare anw publicly alfer,. it to thus? who nro labouring under Ilse abnve.—Letters (post paid) addressed fur A. B. No. 7, John-street, North, New-road, Mary-le bone, Landon, will base immediate atterdion. ,~