The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-21 00:00:00

. 4 t l * No. .9-16. Where's Taxalien's bound Y Say, COMM unfasofilifornii Say; virtuous 'Lamm* f . ~-: TilitTAK tOYAL. Dttllitir.LANß. I3preseht EV . NING, April 21, their 11strutirti . Servnothi will perform ' . . . . TO 011.00ERS.. r. • • ripO be disposed of, the 14tAN 13 'rind G oub is ILL -A. of R SHOP, adyniongeimily sins:med. and enjoying an est tensive custom in the retail Coffee and Sugar Trade. Apply by letter (post paid) t o C. S. a t Messrs. Black, Parry. and Co.. Leudenhall•street. 7 THE' MERCHANT OF VENICE. ' *goat, Mr. Kum, his 13th appearance iu this rharactero' • After A•tttw nramils Wiata.we, Itt.thrre Arta, called • THE WOODMAN'S HUT. foie', 75.: Stc.tvl Price Ss. 66.—Pit, is. 641. . 4 .4004 trice, 2..—Loner Gallery, 2i. ; Second Price, 15.—Upper Onllery, 1t..; Second Price. 6d. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. rir HOUGH the COMMITTEE for relieving the •distreos, occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, has been enabled by. Brit WI benevolence to remit about 60.0001. for the alleviation of the woes of offering humanity ;.yet, such has been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for relief from various quarters, that the Committee canon no account think of relax log its efforts. Details of these distresses to ill be found in the. Reports of the Cononittee, which, as well as Papers tor churches and Congregatimts, may be had at the London Ta. vern ; and at Ackermann's, Strand. • SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE asceivED. , ~. Ammon already advertised £74,661 14 8 At Messrs. Down and Chns. Brooke, Esq. £3 0 Co. Thos. Langley, Esq. 3 0 Subscription at Mir- At Meyer.. Foster ued field. near Hod- _ Co. dersfield, by Mr. 13radlry 1411. 4s. 6d. John Coulson. Esq. Scarborough 2Bl 1 John Pearson, Esq. C. D. ' 10 0 The Inhabitants of Plysitton and Mor ris, per K. Itosdew, Faqq 27 0 plies (mold. Farnham, An Stnints. , 5 0 At Mew,. Child, and Co. • I 1 1 1 ditto J. 11. Coulson. do. The H. A. Oa-low, .per Mesita. Hayden Rod Co 50 0 ReMires, Welty, and .Co. WilliaraClarke, Ring " eltd • ' . 3 0 Collection at Tewkes bury Church, per Rev. R. Jerry' The Parish of tiogl. , s. wick, near Mettle, per Birkbeck's and Co. 61 13 - •Fricods of Settle, per -. do. - 431. 3s. Ditto of Lotbersdale, Verdi. di. 6 'Additional Sat Trip- ' - rnn from Birming ham, per S. T. Gal too, I•sq. Flsattevet!...*; Snincriptioo at Bock • incham per Bart kit unteNelson 911. 18s. ld. At Messrs. Coding and • Cs. 'Rev. Marlin 8. Smith 10 0 Robert floitkr 10 • 0 8. M. 5 5 At Meter,. Martin, Stone, and Co. G. Gosling, Bedfmd.• TOW •Al 31e?srs. Dimsdale end Co. . Edw. Baker At Meiturs.SmlSh,Payne, nod Co. Rev. Brian Brough lOU 1. n Rev. T. Streatfield I llGeorge Vevey. E.g. 3 0 Win. Taylor, Esq. ' 3 ;; ttt George V etey. K q. s 3 1,..w is Corkrtut,•lt.q. 3 0 Tor Slissev Co/kraus 1 0 I A. Urgaltart, Esq. 3 u Thoe. Per;:slt, Eiq\ 10 0 Phiorßs Bond: El. 10 8 Rev. Thomas Bftrue 6 . Sir Thomas Hanmar, Bart. • . 40 0 At Ness's. Mortara --z• . and Ca. 4 4 A. H. B. ' . 1 1 Morlend,Ransoei t eiri Co. s' leo 0 The Hoe. D. Km- nerd City. 41 0 and Co; \ • At ileb‘r!..Holre. Mr. Fell, Tavisteek *tree/ 1 1 G. H. M. 5 5 Anon) mays 6 5 A Brother and Sister 1 1 Mrs. Maria Berdmiire 1 0 2 0 Lord Tei4nmoutlt 10 10 Giles Templemon, Esq. 10 0 Rev. Fiaw. Bullock 0 Athena's. Hummers- leis: Rev.- Dr. England. Stet&id, near Our rl►e&trr 5 0 The President and Felion, of Corpus Christi College,Ox- • • ford 40 0 At Messr4. GI)o and Rev..T.Ord, letughun. hall 5 .0 . William nolbech, Et.q. JO It► At Messrs. Fry la Som. Collected nt Worth ing, per 'Bev. C. Riorksione From Manydnwn,Ba singstoke, tree, &r. Executors the t!ite 1)r. Tlitmos Shep pard The Parish of Ram sey, Essex Tile Friends of . Northampton Meet ing M At i 1 0 0 0, Day Col. James folder Subscription at Wir worth, per Ark wright and Co. Collection at Rowe l/in Church, by the Rev. F. Kest. per Thomas Ili.aleharst 251. 15s. Id. From Henley - inn - Thames and its vi cinity, 1.4 remit tance. per G. Nor ' ton, Esq. AitonyloollB Subscrip tion:: from near two hundred persons. chiefly Children, at Godmanchester 3 0 JamrsToviag, Stoken house, Dev,ai Z 0 At Mel.srs. Esdaile and Co. , John Brown, Trini ty College, Cain bridge Subscription at Ciren cester and the vici nity, collected and transmitted by Me.srs. Pitt and Co. • Bankers '217 6 Rev. R. Chatfield Chatteris 9 2 Maldon Musical So ciety 12 0 The Independent Con gregatioria of Ash ley and Wilbrastoo, Northamptonshire, per the Rev. Ron cut 61. 9i. 141. Mr. Wilson, Cam bridge For:: Moldon and its vicinit Y,perc ricked and Co. Chelms ford r 681. 15e. 641 46 18 150 0 rescri. Chatteiii and Co. _ , - per Rev. Mr. Itk ins Smith, Black- heath At Me s srs. Willis and - Co. Rev. 8n.,11 Wood Dr. Kilvington, per dirio Mr. John Towers Robert Southby, Esq. Appleton' At Nessn. •Barred, Dimsdale. and Co. Edmund Baker Col. sir Rd. Brooke, Bart. Northampton Militia At Mmrs. R. rul- A. B. au;ifiV. Gwin ness, Esq. Dublin, per Messrs. Barn well and Sons At Mesns. Berries and Cu. G. G. B. James Colquhoun, Egg. At Memrs. Down and 10 10 J. D. \Valeta% Thir4 1 11 -- . • --: ; • , . Subsciiptions re c eived ut . the Bait' of tbe City.,4 Lo,lda, ta vern; 'l 4 layd'B •Cniree-lavoa 4 SIO4 Exibange; and at all the Mutters iii Tow:laud Counir,*.,, ," , i t. H. 31 6,itizr, . . i Settataries. *- • ' LUKE HOMAIIKD, .VPI9 rimier"... ,11714x*%...,. ... _ ~,,,r ,,,, . .7, . ._....x:_,,, or, ,7,..,.,:ii ~i,. .4, iwix:.: ~. z • '''. 7711"4"4""1PT1Cn-'—.l,. a: j: i v ~ . , . .% ‘. , ~ i ~ ••• '..24. ..; :6 • .. „ ~::_ _ • . ..." ; " , • •••• • • • . .• * . . • ' • . .. . 4 r ; ::• ... ,rf. .; fell ..; , -. •••• • ... . , •. • ' '4-el * • - • • ' / A t r i t, r :7" , r- A `.; •1.411 •• • 1 • . • • ~ • ' if ' '/°. •‘ft . •• ,•• Ni k ' •• : . !•••••• •• . '. .9 .11 .• • ~..s , 'a s , • .0. t • ... ..44,:: . .,.-;,;.. ..... -- 1 :. i . ..,.. .. , • ... i 6 I 111 i l' ' '‘,. .. ) 1 - 1 • N • , 1 , • . . •..:. • • ~ . . • ... f • • • . ,• • . r • • k ".. ...-... ~ ..-3‘4.4 4.4 vie r,..i r' .. , • , ~ P•entfaf •.• . • • • • ~, , i ~. "•-: • ~. • t Q ok . • ' ..._ -_ ,. -- i._ . t.: ..• . , t, • j 'LONDON THURSDAY,-APRIL 21, , 1814. ,- Paid . ;, 84ti . • • . • . NEW WORKS BY SHERWOOD AND CO. 'Asi r ' NOSTER-R0 W. . - • ... rizevcii PAPER. . - - Just published, prier tai .... . -..-...-- --.41.--. A PRAC i TICAL TREATISE ou the, GRA...._ HAVRE, APRIL 14.—Six chests of valuables had • .CA. TUNA. asa Remedy for Serious and Or z indc Diseases' . 'been sent by water from the Depot de la Guerre at of tie Low, viz.—Conzu nptian,^ Astitisn, and Constitutional , Cough ; containing full directions for its use, and advice on the Paris, to the arsenal at Haste, on she 28th , of subjects of Air. Diet, Clothing, in the. Disease*. * March . under the care of Captain - Barrois, of .the by RICH A RD RCE,.M. D. . Physician to the Phi hisic:.l Dispensan, Author of the "Medi- ,l . • . . Engineer-Geographers. There *ns sd much 'flys: . • rot Guide,"_ &C.'. • ! • Tile Sixth Edilion, enlarged and corrected. price 2t, 61- : tort employed, that the public bec a me Cu r io u s, su p: .. ' sing that • they contained some millions ; but on A CATALOG° E OE DRUGS (IN PINnIASII), sperify • lag their Properties. Ilt,e. to Children and Adults, the proper opening the bests on the 13th, in presence of the Vehicles for (hell Usr, the Diseases fu r t h e C ure of which they AA,' il *Ad. Military. A u th or iti es,they were • found tO are employed, and retail Prices :to which are added, n De- „'„• .... :: •. • . ; ........n merely the complete collection of the copper scrintion of the di ff erent Medicine and Chemical Teti-chests, with an enumeration of their Contents, :is adapted to different plates of Caisini's maps. Innate. and Use.„ viz. the Family , Continental, Tropical, PARIS; Anal L 16.—The Em rstr of Austria set • pe Milieary. and Sea Medicine Chests ; the puitabl- Chew of ee bi ' ' • Chemistry and Mineralo g ical Chests; A Ith an Account of such , off early this morning for Versailles. attetsd ble s pciries as are neces,itry to be kept ; by Families residing in Colllktairellna end Trautmanidorff s Genera DecW,• and Baron KaStchera. the Country. By Reece and Co. Chemists to her Majesty, of They say that the.l4,rcit. the Chesiticel awe Medical-hall, 171, Piccadilly. . . "Pais isa very convenient work, and contain:, in a short dilebelSMarin f•OtiiSa will brie an in,tertieW with her compass.'*'great deal of foetid Metrical father at Little Trianon. information."—Crilical •: Trianon.' • Review, Aeg. 1810. . •-.. ; The Enaperor of KOWA, attended *by Peoeral FRIENDLY LETTERS of aI de EMINENT PH YSI- i CIA N lo an ENGLISH COUNTESS, on Indittestion4 Bilious; Czernicheff and Lord Ake!, did Marshal Nay the Complaints, and Vi.ceral Obstruct' s, and their influence In • honour totreskfast with him ' td-day. On leaving occasioning Barrenness, and in bringing into action coustint- . tional or hereditary Ceimplaintsos (ion!, Scrofula, Cancer, &e.: the hotel of Marshal Ney, his Majesty took the &c. with instructions forlheir prevention, and the management.: road to MallitaiSon ) where he was to be at .tWO of the periodical changes i hat take place in the female son- : o ' cloc k . • stitutiun. , • Pourth Edition, price 2s. 6d. i ... Bonaparte lately said at Vontalicbleau, ' 6 when t A FAMILIAR- DISSERTATION ',lithe 4.; tuses and Treat- reflect on it, things could not go on as they were, I meat of the DISEASES of the 'ff.l:l'll, with explicit In- • prise In- am even surd they have g one on so long but at structiors for their Management, so as to render them white and ; arm in their Sockets, and to preserve them from Caries, Tooth- 1 ill events ' they could not have ended better.— ach, Ac. By J. P. Hera, Sur g eon Dentist. T he Parisians have done very well in recalling ,‘ Thi, worst contains much useful biforniatlon, and we hope 1 it will experience that extensive circulation to which the M t - Louis XVIII. I have made many enquiries con. portance of the suhject !millet ii."—Montilly Compendium of : cerning hitn; he is an excellent man ; has under. Medicine. June, 18111. • ' ''• standing, and is well informed ;is not violent not FAMILIAR INSIIICCTIONS for the effectual Preven tion and radical Care or the two Spektes of YEN ER EA L• DIS- ; prejudiced, he is really the King who is now wanted, EASE, and their enstsi•qorach; particularly Stiiitures, Mn- • and lam sure he will be beloved. I should have cons Discharges, with advice on the Debility of the General System, the Hypothnourisis of Youth, and other important „ been glad to have been one of his Generals. Subjects, which cannot lw s t eerified in a public Advertisement. 1 A Lady lately speaking ill of Bonaparte in the By a Surgeon of a Public St nspital and a Member of the Itcyal ! . presence of Monsieur—" Hush !" said his highness, College of burgeons, &e. Pike c..)s. A DISSERTATION on the Growth and Medical Proper 64 do tint abuse him, I could tind it in my heart to tie, of the RH AT AN Y ROOT. and Methods of using it, i ." , raise a. little statue to him in some private corner of cases of loyal and geiwial Debility, a- Indigestion, Elatultowec . " Dropsy, Fluor Alban , ( duet, &e . fly Din Hipolito Ruiz, my apartment. Principal Botanist in a Coe Expedition to Vero, Hint to the : • It is affirmed that M. D'Ambrey, formerly Avticat. Royal Gardens of Madrid; Member Of the Royal Medical : General in the Parliament •of Paris, is appointed College, &c. of Madrid. 2s. • Sold by ail Booksetleis iii the Wiled Kin A dom. Chancellor of France. - ... • ; • - DEBILITY, STRICTURES, ttc. Tyrant - discourse drew upon him the hatred' of the IMPRESSED with a coniciousness . that their de. • •• is appointed Prefect, ad Intirim, of the Gironde, by' viation from the g rin cal plate has twen highly benefielal to . . .. °Oen, and improved in their professional ncimisements 'by the , the Duke d'Angotileme. maturity of near twenty tear! etperharce, M"rs.i . VH RI l' ! ' Field , Marsh! Blucher has not left Paris, as some and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the eradicati of . .ave stated .. li e was wa lking those disorders which are the consequence .if iilicit unttagraCe, papers h ave - yesterday or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate St•114•11-boy. In evening in the garden of the Palace-Royal ; he was professing the cure of these Ceimpinints. they hold mit no in decorated with seventeen different orders. A crowd determent to vice ; but, seasible as all nwn must .he of the ex- . •• Werke of such calamities, Obey offer their tosisiance as regularly ' assembled from all sides to sec this illustrious Gene. f the Royal College of: rat, who is equally distinguished by the noble6eas of .: Well "' and in e'-"Y his character and by his military talents.•- --, ..---e -w heftier arising front the i „., , . t i lreng reshleme in watts r. ~ Iv othisoly -the, 13thi at nine in the morpingTere ' :".t.c,,dasotts.sess re i n 1.: itresentet to itis Majesty the Pirn — pirbfrAlisxliffeK7 Sy on ►it speedyation . p i en s* /w in g S tr i ctur e s a i And . . int roduced into his Cabinet,' by his Imperial - • we_ear seti•cess. Strictures I I id Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, M. Sokol ...ens. • yielded to their treat- ! nieki and Colonel Szymanovr. ment Ni the shOrt Period of, three weeks. Several Noblemen 1 General of Division, and ( icietlenteri ief the first respectability, w hie have labou'red under ski ; delegated by the Generals and superior Officers this painful and disirredog disease, having received a radical and commanding under the orders of General Dom. permanent cure, particularly re q uest that reference may lie mark to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of firowski, the skeletons of forty regiments of the Mears. Carrie Hied Co.'s Plate of Treatment. Many of these , Duchy of Warsaw, which their lawful Sovereign had Gentlemen had been under the care of Mes'rs. H•une, Heayt m of equal entmet.ce, who attempted ' placed at the disposal of the Emperor Napoleon, . s ide, and other Sorge o and which the latter bad released from all obligation their Cure by the up: Aeration of the Lunar Caustic, withiait suet's: ' towards him, they brought to the throne of his Ma. Maass. Canis. and Co. ma y he consulted by patients of either ;este the Emperor of all the !tussles, the offeror thei r sex, sex, with the greatest secrecy told hottonr, at ter honse, Ni. J ~ 10, Hatton-garden . I respect and their submission. Patients in the cinentry are requested to state the particnian I &r. fare. tortortng His Majesty received the Deputies with kindness. , of their case, age, ond general habit of livine, a remittance for advice ::,• d medicines. when the some will be ' and placed the army of the Grand Melly of Ware given or sent to any pan of the kingdom. / to ensure that se- n er sta the immediate orders of his brother crecy :in essemial ii , their nt:dertakh.g, the postage of lee.en ;saw und er h may to added on the nre,ami her medechias. 1 *The Muniteur of the 17th contains the names of —1 above 30 Menthe's of the Legislative Body, and of. 'near 100 Generals, who hare signified their adherence. AI ATlti MON I AL FELICITY. • MME SR.`. (;07;.i and Co. ns regolir Members of the Royal College of Surgesin: in Landon, have sedu lott.lv devoted their m4.'6111011 for the last 17 years to the study of 'liaise Disorders tYhielv •io frequently embitter, nod too ofsi•te prevent, that ioestiosable hlessisig--Matri ttttt nial Felicity. The nmay applications tire) have hitherto received ham persons of the first ili:tinctinn, and the uniform surre-s astesading their su perior mode of treatment an such complaitati, induct. them tints publicly ha offer then assi-aance, in all cases of -debility or de fivieilev, whether ersulting front the too frequeocy of partici pating in the gaieties of fitasionable life- ' 'ht • urilioundi•d halal ware of libertinism, in a watt unitary habit, which we:titian the energv of the mil)i, and destroys the fl..ner of youth, by producing sterility iti the one Sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe :aid per ninnent cure. To those o hn, filial such complaints nre prevented en tering into the inarrit d state, and ashained to -ark relief, brood aver their infirmities in silence. it must be contnling in Imola, however ditficall or inetfi•i•tital the cure may be deemed 'by other Practitioners, thin by a revocable, asid infallitile method they may be restored to a sound nod yip), ourconstitiatian. • A Certain Disorder, frequently enntracted in A mo ment of indiscretion, and every.species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-falling mode of tte'itmeat, it speedily and ra dically removed, with no restraint in diet air eseicke : assist', Sit CTURES of the Urethra and Glee's. which they are Med to core in a sh=ort period, ait hoot haviiie recourse ta the aiufully dangerous ettect6 of the catts;ie; references of *lnch can be given to several gentle:aro of high respectability, who have been cured its a very short period, after having la. boured under strictures for many years. To Married Female:, whose expectatinas of those lender pledges of comiubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing redectimi to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the geueral health is festinated, and the fin pediments removed. Messrs. Goss and Cn. exclusively professing the ewe of these particular complcint-, iii order that they may not be marked by u mistaken few, with the obloquy so jolly attached to the ignorant empiric, think jt bait Justice to themselves to blnte. that they have been pr,peily educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (rertificott; of which. front variiins hospitals, and testimonials fronst he highest prafessiuual autho rities, they have to enevince any el gaiter). . That a residence in the warmer hemipliere of our eastern woad; as well as in 'other partS, embolJeas theta to mad% that their re-earrhes ' having been confined to diatuses already enumerated, they bald out a certainty of I eunvation to such as may labour tattler the • debilitating of of a life pasted under the torrid zame. And farther, Mut having had tamoittanities, in their professional ca pacity, of foriniug an intimate acquaintance with the con:titu ttontil habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the hest Insurances of iinuteili its- pct; that the -surer ss resulting from their endeavrturs fir:l iodated them to quit the pritctire of the 1 - general practitioner* and t* presume their poetensivals con- I The Combined Armies in France ore not move vitiate a fair gramhd for the, atoprecedented confidence with ! whieltlhey have, bY thepublie, beta so liba:rallylimmured. 1. To be consulted nt their bower eta& ipenfionlls• or lay icier popular than the Combined Schemes in England.— i past paid) by patients at either sex', with secrecy, delicacy, ! peror, is left sad intestin. • , ' •.. . Goas and Co. Surgeons, 18, Bouvetlt-street, Fleet-street, ; The Corsieud Adventurer, though lately an Ent without even a sineelope, while the 1 English Adventurer however humble his rank ) has ; Dec. 210813. - •I a. bauble chanc,.! FRENCH FUNDS. April 16, 61 f. 50c. Fnom THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL lg. DIVIDENDS. May 14. J. Abraham, Barton-upon Humber, Lincolnshire, corn-lartor--May.l4, .1. Foster, Foster-lane, Cheapside, silver smith—May 10, J. Clarke. Derset-.-treet, Manchester-square. jeweller—May 17, It. Lawrence, Netv Windsor, lierks, brick layer—May 10, T. Parker and J. Judte, Broken Chareb, Ox fordshire, nether-dealers—'tray 13, M. Middleiturst, 11 igaa, corn dealer—May 11, J. Potter and W. Walkman, Silver street, Wood-street, warehousemen—May 10, .1. Lee, itatelille bights ay, ho-ier-- April ';:3, C. Withal' and T. Morris, Token honce-yard, 'brokers-May 12. J. Haigh, Morley, Yorkshire, merchant—April 5?6, T. A. Dolling, istonehouse, Devonshire, shopkeeper—May 13, W. Williams, Bristol, coach-master— . May 11, J. Conway, Liverpool, merchant—May 14, J. C. Garmeson, Lombard-street, watchmaker—May 14, P. o:Ab bott, Pow is-place, Great Ormond-street, insurance-broker — May 17, J. Phillips. Exeter, innkeeper. CERTIFICATES-5d 4 V 10. W. Bllson, Ampthill, grocer—G.*Foster,Gainsborongh, Lin colnshire, chinamati—J. - Pass, Bowden, Yorkshire, surgeon— W. F. Bray. Broad-street, Cantaby-market. auctioneer—H. Gardner, Liverpool, merchant—G. Grisdale. Ship-alley, Well close-sq Imre, je 4 eller-3 . K. Et leeriest on and J. blickelSeld, Dartfmd, Kent, ianholders. • PAR rNEI'SIIIPS DISSOLVED. H. Davis and E. Wallis St. Swithin's-laue, wine-merchants —J. Chipchase and W. 'Norris, Biteklembury, solicitors—J. Harris, .1.. 0, Harris, and G. Harrison, Alichnrch-lane, tea dealers—A. latone and F. Caprani, Greville-street, Hatton garden, merchants—T. Hollins, Manchester , M. Mare and J. :Mare, jun. Shelton, Staffordshire, earthen-ware-mann fact ref 4 —S. Sedgwiek. R. Foster, and J: Foster, Liverpool, grocers—. T. James, T. Bowman, and G. Scott, St. Peter's Quay, North umberland, rope-Makers—lt. Moline, T. Mellcrsh, and J. Weale, Godalming, Surrey, bankers—K. Howell and H. Poen. • sett, Upper Thamtu-street, Dalton and 3. Ilea- WD, Poplar if iFh-street. tin-plate-workers—J. Edwards anti J. Hopkins., lindport, Dorsetshire, bay-makers—K. Cail and M. Salton Whitby, Yorkshire, curriers—j. Dickinson. H. Donsford, '6. Barite, and A. Boae, Tiverton, Devonshire, bankers (as far as concerns the snit J. Dickinson)-3. P. Hub. bard and J. Powell, Mary Church, Devonshire, marble-mime facturers. • . • . ~~.' , e.,,, ~~, •1476.!14 . 12/11 64 s. . 9 B X u i c k li T cr , l„, :na Uei jli 0 e7lttratesSurgeons of London. and of Sundry Subscription. . Edinburgh. in all cons of Siktitylitic It I front 4 „ pooptaint of Deleilitg . earl-l)rneiroc, is tivellaloll, nv cliit . otl(ir c,..itog, 1 Omni Chopul, f.. fir Inatil, virlillt. 1 . 7 rely oi to vi r len JAI pis ck,,, 14Id. per Porker, :1 • 'Shores, and Co. SI. 1.51. 7d. 1 th! " 4 116 l it. ,ttl .With Pe" At 1th...41'•- Hoare. lof lea aim twenty yEarvoissoliori have /ItHESIE• QUITE NEW! EYTON I Stock-broker,2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-urea, respectfully acquaints hit Friends and the Public., that every Adventurer in the present lottery has a Bauble Chance. Eivt, Of all the Capitals in the Lottery, which begins 3d of liloy,entot k ii iag Prises of 20,0001. 15,000 1 . 1 0,000;. ate• and if a Holder of either of the tint 50 Blanks drawn the First or Second 1/ay of Drawing,will be entitled to Ten Tickets iu the Nest Lottery, which contains Ope Pride of 20.00J1. 'l'w. , of 10.1)All. dlr. by skies ineasis the 1110 extra Prize, of Ten %%ekes emit give the Porclatt4ei of every Ticket a Glance of oht;tionsg any of the Cap ital, in the First Lottery, or 20,0001. S',DJOI. serves 50,(1)01. In the Second Lottery. Lottery Tickets 411141 Shares are selling by Eyton t 2, Cnrnltill, and 18, Govestry-street, *her,. all Pt ises are paid WI demand,. and bears on the Public Funds transacted with the utmost SdAity. REMARKABL SUCCESS. !tn. 1 24 . 56t.),u0,1 1.120 - sEI,OOO i • 224 . 20,000 7,191 1,0.0 2,590 . 90,401 4,824 . I,uod 1,120 . Io,uoo I 3,620 . 1,000 3.994 . 10,000 I Besides X5OO, &r. lla - MEW- and Co . v are happy i e na t i t a n o t h u e n announcing n n c g t trthe Putskie the aluse fayourableeynt s ThreeSnialt Lotteries, and hope their t'riends will meet with Ow rtmessittress In the present Lottery, to be drawn the 3d of It A Y. Tickets stud Shares are sew as Sale at HORNS B Y and Co.,'s, at the lowest priers. 'llse Scheme is o n e of Omani for many years past, and can als, fail of inertiog with universal supra.. (totem, by Post or Carrier, executed wick — Velity and dig pmeb et the uld-estAgisked Strue Lottery Office, No. 26, t otabill. R(CriAltbSON, G . 006LIJC 1 C, sod Co. Con. trtanis bri the Lottery, respectfully inforin 'die Public that the I Int* Jog it HI commenre the 9d of MAY. The &Acme contains 11,00) Tit keti.-truti ie Hddbien to the MmleY Prise, there are exam Preuer of 1,04 Tickets, in the next Lroonv $ rum t"ery'rurctusir.v *habitat*, will' ibeChilixe of the Prises 'in toe seitatitt Utiliitir".• ' • '. 1 .........of 0 C20.930 1' et 'XIII.CoIo 1 - •• ' 18.000 , 2 - ' - • -litr,t):4l .1 - 11.04 i •,• ••• e• •-• • 6 a ,. . 1,01)5) 9 - - 4: 7 . ... , ~. ' NO ,ar.-110. lit. 4/7itt l iwa.. -1 9,tifii tilKte In be 40 1 111 41 in . Tolle i ay. - . Jere. The full Scheme, 'With Parturnlart may be Itad.graiit: . . Tickets anti Shares are ..el-ing by INCHARDSON, (400!). LUCK, and Co. Stock Brokers, sit their Odires, Corubill 'and tharing-rr..es. .. . - LOVE'S PATENT FIkITISH SHIRTING cLo . rit ; Esighli.bed, IsoB. TLa nniy liftinufacince in Great Britain, in which the adwtn •.tke§ of liuAtiih V'inx ling Cotten arc nuited iu Oue Thi cad. • rrHE 'teittire of this fabric frees it ,from the t &cis incident to the 'eltuoges of climate or atmos phee, ttroidirtg the injerious void or chill experienced in the wear of lei-h or other Linens, rtml the unpleasant setostion pe culiar to fabrics matte w holly of Cotton ; in this respect it tot lathes the exclusive ;Writ linge id being more con.:ucive to health, In all Bensons and climates, than any other description o f Shirtin,T Cloth. ror durability. hesustifiti uppertrnnee, comfort in near, and grim, econst.ov, chi• manufacture matt& unrivalled, mid is soft stt ottotstlsolf ilsr pare 44' Irish or mi t er Sae Linen., at the Pa tente,•'s Vfoteho 4o ..„ 155, Cheapsitle, near St. Paul't g end h• appointment, at I.l..rdtug, Howell, and Co.'s, No. PP, tut. n.°iitfsil U k proper to guard the Public against cmftmrslion she t*.e , fabric. wish 'ate ma. latperiul Cation Tv. lne Shin.islt au.l ethics, whirls p.olvces to repasts- perspiration. soul to he nroutnitst, and as ow antidote against the plague and other mstainions disortics THE MOST PROMINENT TRAITS O) BEAUTY IS A h HEAD OF HAIR; And the GeV article that trill produce this beautiful °ma rina 74. -• ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, antler the aiigu,t pairoirige of their Ro.al Highnesses the Prioress of Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Serene highness the Duke of Brunswick, and his Excellency the Duke del ln6intado, bit their express usthority.; nib the Navy and Army, Lid mast of the Nobility titrour,hout Europe. 111 'lbis Oil is the toot beautiful, pleasant. anti efficacious pro- &rearm in the world foi eindienting all impurities of the human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth sot the baldest places, preventing it frilling of or tenting grey. nfards tin null- i Nary of strength to hie roots, which soon produces an issimita- Me natured earl, and hennas on the tresses a tramicendant beau tiful lustre; renders children's hair molar ne.d bearkiftd, pro-, nous the growth of a bakers, eve-hrows. tfiusittchesis„ ac.— lit is perfectly havolinas, and may with safety be applied to the: bait of the 'utmost infant;/dad the beneficent effects produced are fully explained in Rowland's Treatise on the flair, callused irith,ench bottle of Oil. Beim of Counterfeits; and ask for gowland's Macassar Oil,-and observe that each getifiline bottle is si.med on the out side table, in red ink. •• A. Rowland rind San." Sold Rills. Gel. sty. 61. and 11.1 s. per Bottle, by the sole Pro- I victors, A. Roo hood ;tad Sim, K irby-street. Hntient-garden, London; and by nppointment by Mr. Smith. 117, New Baled street hlessrs. liendries, Perfumers to her Mainly, Titch borne-street s Bayley nod Blase, Cock9sor4treei ; S. Berry, 17, Greek-street; Lowe, 9:10, Strand; Butler, 4, Rigge. b 5, Chsapside; Bolton nod Tun, Ra‘ nl Earisange ; Tab, COrn bill ; Pattie, Bolts, nod Co. Lombard...reel; .Barrlay anvil Sons, Fleet•trinrkci ; Merges, Cursitor-,trees;Newberg nid Sims, 4.i, Shaw mid Edwards, 64_ St. P a o'. Church-yard; Sutton:lnd CO. 131/11: Cilliea•yltrd Weston and C0,'•1`29, and by all wholesale mid retail Perfamyrs and Medicate Yeadets in London ; by M•llryde, Glasgow ; Itneburn and Urquhart, I Edinburgh; Davison; Perfumer; Newberg and Sons; Bowl- I ing and Co, ; and rattellinn nod rilEllo, Dubin ; and by all Perfumers nod Medicine Venders throughout Europe. Also, HOWL.INO'S ESSENCE of TYRE; or, imperial 1)Y E. flikellaosing red or grey hair, tvhi,kers, &c. to a brow n or bock. 7a tid. per bottle. Ake , ItON LAND'S ALSA NA EXTRACT, an Ah)s;inian preparative far eradicating all disorders ',flan Teeth and Guois, and adding to them nn incomparable beauty. and immediately curing be Tooth-Ache. price 10,, tid. per honk. Patronized by her Royal 11 ie line," the Duchess of Yet it• • Also. tiro A loitsl 41 A" ofillW DB , at Ys. 9d. per box. J- ADAMS'S SOLVENT, A CURE FOR THE sroNE AND GRAVEL. ,MR. PERRY ? Surgeon, of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, acquaints the Public, that his pro fessionnl and other avocations engaging so much of his time and Attention, he has found it expedient to appoint as his Agent, Mr. R..lohniton, Chemig, at his Medicinal Warehouse, No. 15, Greek -street, Soho, where the SOLVENT will is future be supplied in Bottles of 4s. 6d. lls. and 22 , :. Stump iacluded. Mr. Perry may, nevertheless, be consulted at home every Wednesday, from Ten to Four o'Clock. Caiculous Patients, afflicted with the Gout, may not only take the Solvent with safety, hut from the analogy lietweea the two Discases,, will he relieved in both at the same tinse.—Two of the largest Bottles never fail to remove the Calcolous Diis thesis in the: habit of sedentary Persoos, and thentbY.PreVest the formation of Stone. • Some of the most respectable Perilous lathe , have been tired of the confirmed Stone by the Solvent,_ whote Cases are detailed in •' M41%1610°1) of the'Storm," 9111 Edition, price Is. 6d. to be had of Sherwood, Piaci nosier-tow ; High. ley, Fleet-street; and Becket, Pall-man. Y 1 0 4S 17 26 5 2 2 El 6 0 65 3 ::1 0 S 1 17 4 1 1 10 10 2 2 20 0 5 5 10, 0 4 4 10 10 E. H. Wai Pars. 50 0 so 2 2 1 0 • • . - I ‘- . THEATRE-ROYAL, GOVENT-GAROEN. T II I S present EVENING, April, 21, will be performod, DEUTOR AND CREDITOR. I'9 which will he added, • A NeW Grand Asiatic Spectocle. called SADAK AND KAIaASRADE; Or, THE wovrlitts OF OBLIVIO N. • like Mot. to he opened at half paat live o'clock. to be pia at hall:pail ake.