The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

- •adk Ch-Q—OL 1-1:1\-im7L-rdtAskt7 Y • 17. 1 . • EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE is brreliv even; Alit a SPECIAL GENE RAL MBETINO of the Proptirtors of tro or sore shares'w(ll be beld at the London Tit% ern, Bishops gate-street. on Thursday the 24th day of April 1823, at one •clock in the afteratfon precisely, for the purpose of elect by Ballot a. DIRECTOR la thb Room of CEtaLks Jon•tsov, Csq. deceased. The Ballot to commence et one wed close et tour o'clock precisely.—By a Bye LIVI, no per son eon be a Ca- didite unless he shall give to the Secrete. ry at least 14 days notice thereof in writing previous to the, tlenetil Meeting. Wm. DevittAlt, See. . Coartnita., Mancu 31, 1823. .*** PoOdes expiring at Lady Day may be renewed Witt. fa 13 days from that period. METROPOLITAN LITERARY INSTITUTION, MO. II; illieliskliseit-rraiET. . . Matter: 22. IRS. A T a GEN BiIAkIVIESTLVG of ,PROPRIETORS and other 1 ENTLEME;II interested in the suc cess of this INSTITUTION, bwa tbfs day, • Mr. ALDERMAN 1- • 'd • The Report 6f the Clotb.*Jitit. cottleg_ the of Safrehtierhen 'who irs since the last General Meeting, among when% are the Ricer lionouesni.t tne bolo MAYOR. Mr. ALDIMMAN VeriABLES, and Mr. DarutY 1.101;TH, was reed. Reaolved,-.-That the cordial thanks of the Meeting be 10" Pi ) • ThewagSsener.as , Esq. tivree rgszktes, Esq. LAl:4O,.}.:Sq. • RICILapi WE'steASO.6le, SU* LieGireastit,Esq; RherTNl.Uottea.M. A. bligkaan, Esq; Masses Stitairensoe, Jonas, & Co, arid the Hatioaany SECRETARY, the Important ahtl valutble present of Rooks which ,they have mode to this Soelety ; and that these thanks be communicated by the Secretary to the Gentlemen respecting ',those names are cent:l:mg lu this fi4solution. Re4olvid,—That the,rordiel thanks of this %tenting .he ' . .given to Rev. Thomas' Hartwell Horde, ti. A. Me this Übe .; .ral offer of his gratuitous services to this Institatkoa fee •?• the three months, and that they be Fratetully, accepted, . Thanks sere also toted to Mr. Aleteinien Yenables for •taking the Chair this•day, and for the tot6tetithersittleh•he bat given to4'lis In:WU:Gen, . - : , • The folios , ing Gentlemen are the temmittee for organ izing this Institutiln: • • TREASUREII,Sir ettaittrs Plttea, Baronet: Sir WILLIAM PAXTON. •RICTIARD CLARRE, Seq. y..5,,A. Chamberlain of Louden. Mr. ALDIIII6IAIe ViNAOLES. • Charles•Palciltin, 'Rain Oldham, Esq. James Bateman' Esq. , : John Parkinson. Esq. William Brlokee, Esq.. John Paynter, Esq. David Caddell. ESq. JaMis Prichy, Esq. • Joseph Chitty. Esq; •• Henry Pnillips, Esq. Edward Conduitt. Esq. Charles Reeves, E-q. Charles CradGek, Esq ` • U. C. Robinson, Esq. Andrew Eive, Esq. Idiniathin Rouse, Esq. • W. Fuller, Esq. Wiltlare Routh, Esq. S. L. Glffarti, 14q, Thomas Sleoders, b:sq. W. Gimmvs, Esq. Benjamin Sewell. Esq. W. B. Gurney, Est. Penjathin Sithrp,'Eati. T. C. Rabierd, Esq. ; Sherwood, Geoeue Ililditeh,.Eegs Atwood , J. B. Hine, Esq.. .. S. W. tweet, Esq. J. P. Mimes, Esq . • /Mail . Tayldr. Esq. PAM: ' Themes Mood, ./litsq: Edgar 'Payttlic.*Esq. • • ;.• G. if. Hooter, Esq. , W. J.,TlPey. ?sq. Jewel 'Jennings, Eiq. JOsepb Walker. Esq. Edwarit Kensiitglon, Ott.- Mardi' Were. Esq. David Lalag, E s q •G. B. Whittaker, EA, William Lane Esq. E. A. Wilde. E s q. John (ledrge Loikeit. Esq. Joßd Milks, EAq. Beery Marriott, Esq. Richard Wl:Manley, Esq. James Morrison, Egg.. . HseryWoodthorpe, jun. Esq. Subscriptions are• tecalyed ity the Honorary Secretary; and at the following Bankers4‘ where also Prospectuses may he had: Messrs Pdrei. Iley • gtte, & CO.:l 4 le* bridge street ; Messrs Mutryat, Kay. Price, & Ca.; Mansion • Moose Street; Messrs Praeds & Co., add Messrs Goslings and Sharpe, Fleet Street ; Misers Btookiand Dixon, Chan cery Lane ; led Messrs. Peiring, Shaw, &Co., Cornhill. The Society haire engaged teMportry Apartotents, at No. 11, New Bridge Street, consisting <Alt Room supplied with the Morning and Evening 'Papers, and a Room for Conversation and Appoietments,ishere the principal Period ical Publications will be found, and where access to the valuable Books already presented to the Institution may be had ; these Boomi are now open to all the Proprietors, from o'clock. A. M. to 10P. M. By Order of the General Meeting. JAS. JENNINGS, lion. See. 4 ,,a The geniral lenge of the priva•e convenience and pnblie import s ite of Litetiry I:nlW:tante:, is at test. ed by the zeal with which their fbrmatlon has been Uni formly prhmotrd. The Foundees of the above 1.1.4511- , TUTION• therefor:, confident of this popular kindness towards sue`, Esinblicliments. and instructed by the fortunes of other similar attempts, hive endeavoured to construct their Institution upon a basis which. securing all the princi pal advanta g es atiendstit upon such Establishments, shall avoid the errors that, in other case'. have Interrupted their perpetuity. These errors ere, perhaps, the three following : An id-chosen situation—too numerous a body of Proprie tors —and an imprudent ambition of presenting more advan tages than can be afforded from a moderate income. Te Meet and correct these errors, the Founders of the Metropolitan Inititution have chosen a central and reel ly accessible site fur the house of their Establishment: they have resolved to limit thekiumber of shares to Three Hundred; and they have determined to adept the expenses of the Institution to a scale of the strictest frugality. These three cardinal prepositions, which have been sanctioned by the approbation of several successive General Meetings form the basis of this Prospectus. It is delern:ined that the price of each share shall be Twelve Guineas. and the Annual Subscription for each share Three Guineas • it being also In the option of the Prop rie. tor. to corrpoond for his annual subscription by the pat.- meat,at once. of a certain sum, to be hereafter determined. A deposit of Two tininess must be paid on each share at the tiara of subscribing for it, and the remainder on the first day of May, 1623.—The annual subscription is to be paid in advance. • it is proposed that the Institution shall reserve to Itself right of pre.emptiou, at the original cost of the Subscription, upon the trans:er of every Share. It liaises Intended, that the immediate members of the fa milies of Proprietors shall be indulged with the privilege of edthission to Blithe advantages of the Institution, upOn the payment of an Annual Sabscription , of Two Guineas roll one preen, Three Gal:rens for two persons, and One Guinea for every additional admission. . . _ HR mast Huge St inint and Brilliant BLACK INCI. T is Prcitured - by It° BERT WARREN, 30, Strimd. London; and sold la every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottled", etf. 104. 124. and SU. each. Also Paste Beck, leg, inlPots, 6.1. 12d. end ISd. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottled of Liquid.—Ask for WAR REN'S Blidekt. 11‘11. EADir respectfully calla the attention of thole 1../ Altered, to hs peculiar and effectual method of cure. end nitiloneh he will not presume to pledge infallibility in every• description of ease, yet as far as human aid. assist ed by medical and surgical experience can be 'minted. he promises a speedy •nd perManent restoration.—Dr. E. M cmsulted deity at Nu. Mk Dean-street, Soho. by patients of both sexes Country letters meet respectable at'ention by return of second post. 10 M 4 I 111 °- 0 is 1 0 t 1 : • as. Ors reh' fat- ;isq. an-- art. sob. .av 1.8., the item, .! ut U . . . __ .. . .....A .' - • .... . . . . ' .-' 1)--C \ ) 5 '. : ... 7;\ . • . • tO .. . , • •. It' 1 4. )1 1 t ) i •. • .. 1 ',.: . :,v5-- -,!• )" z- . '•-:-. .. (w, 1., ~....- \ .... . , •, . , Lil /' ' 0 ... - • ~ i . 5 1 - . . . . . . , LOI4D014) MON . 13 A Y,.. - MARCH 31, 1823.- ~............. ...r • 3 ' l .. L. _0 • ......„._. . - - ---- - ----- - • the Scaffoki !" . paws LIVEN - P - E - NCE. :-,-...:-.: ia-..z:::• —_, ..., . , • , • • . — ANCY BALL—The Nobility nod 9ezi try who intend visiting the ensuing FANCY BALL, are respectfully invited to inspect an Extensive and COO: WARDROBE of FANCY DRESSES, FOREIGN CCISTIIME, &C. which he bat made up, at a considerable expenie, for the purpose of accommodating Gentlemen for :the Evening, upon Mira' terms.—Gentlethen wishing to' Wive Dresses to any particular drawing, may have them *Ade, by giving tlniely notice, upon the same terms ; and triesiding in the country, they may insure any Dress by transmitting their measure to S. K. Solomon, Taylor and Fancy Mess ',tinker. No. 19, Charing-cross, Loudon, where the Young Gentlemen of Eton College rnny also pros ide themselves with every article requisite for the approaching blontein. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. R-OF _ # l * ll o B * • • • • • ,WA 1 lib Magkeeet Light, Piititioatleplatit Tlwmu Arett Matiole..fis(tis jive halfrpay of, the 40th Foot, to be • Cantale,' vice Stephen While, who exchanges, receiving the differ ewe. . • 14th It:cif* Sfr T t lStatitikile , ,t., Irma the Cape c or p s , w ho Reglinint Of FootLieet. Laßue *reseals Jones, frost The 69th Foot, to be Adjblint and 'Lieutenant, vice Nunn, Who exchatiges. 19th Ditto—Capt. Nuthahiel'Firiwell.• the lakif-?e1 of the Allth Fbot,to be Payinaiter, trice W. Wildey, who a:- Changes. , • • Qlst IMIto-4evjt4ht-MejOr Melia* Votibg to be Ad lOW, With the rack ofSecond Lieutenant, vice Keane, de ceased. . . , 138th DittetEnstgn G. Berkeley, from th e Italf.ptty of the Old Foot, ib be Ensign, *ice W. Maxwell Stewirt,oho dhaOges. 40111DittLietit. G. Illbbert lobe Capt-by purchase. Mee *men, who retirei;,Ensign If. Muter tole Lieut. by parch fee. . ,j. A. 1146006°p, Gent. to tiO Ensign. by perclonse, vice Master. 4111 t Ditto—COW:l jitnef Ale*. ideeleti‘ from the Ist Royal Veteran Battelibb, to be Capt: vleeTiord George Bett= tinck,,who retires up°, the.balfitay, of Royal West India Moors. • , . 44th Ditto—Lieut; Donnlllionte, from. the 63th Foot, to be Lieut. site Ttitelevie,te,ho exchanges. 47tif Ditto-Lieut.Peich,,frer theliilf-piy of tie Sith. FoCt. to be Lieut. vice R. W. blacdbiell; wlto eicliangeS, receiving the difihrehee. 30th 13Mb—tient. J.Nuhit s irom the 'id Foot, to be Lieut. vice Jones. who exchanges. • , . 63th Ditto—Lieutenant Gillespie Donlevie, froth the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice D o unithorne, who ex changes. • 66th Ditto—Lieutenant William 13ristow, from the 334 Foit, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Richards, who re tires. • • 141 th Ditto . —Lieutenant-Gen: Sir R.Maefarlene. K.C.R. and G.C.H. to be Col. vice Gen. Sir George Becks itti, de ceased. , • •• - Royal Staff Corps-4.leut. T. Marriott to be Capt. with.? out purchase. To be Liebts; without ok:hese—Ensign ti. Cole Ensign E. Wilford ; Lieut. E. J. Cleithe7, tram tbe.hnif-pay of the Rest. Vice 'Marriott:. • To be Ensigns, without put:hate—ll; M. Westniscor; Gent. ; Francis Shearman. Gent. vice Cole; Gentlemen Cadet C. Stoddart, from the Royal Military College, v icd Wilford. 2d West India Regt;---Lient..W, F. Cartwright, from tl:4 half-pay of the Royal African Corps, to be Lieut. withovt purehase. • • . • Ist Ceylon Regt.—Lieut; S.l6,raybrOoke to be Capt. by parehile, vice Abbey, who retires. • Cape Corps-Capt. C. Ward. from the 14tb tight ttri.; goons, to be Capt. of a Company, sleet Sir T. Ormsby, wlis exchanges. lot Royal Veteran Battalion—Capt. IL R. Hyde: from tka tielEpay of the Royal West Italia Rangers, to be Capt. vies Macleod, eppototed to the 41st Foot. East lndia,Volunteers—To be Lieuts.—Ensigu P. Came ron, vice Ritharden, into resigns; Erie** F. F. Thompson, iiCe COO', who resigns. To he Ensigns-•-•%V. E. Powell, Gent, vice CaTheron; Edward Fuller Danveri, Gent. vies Thompson. . . Brevet:—Staff Rtirgeon,R. Hartle, to be Deputy Itispeeer Of ilosislials, by Brevet. IllwepßilStatt- , -Te be Hospital Assistant to the Forces— Ilespitsl Assistant, D, AlullarSy, front hnlf-pay. vice tia , - rett Barry, superseded ; hospital Assistant,J. Carter, from Italf-plgtvieellompster, resigned ; Hospital Assistan t, J ohn CrDSnel, from helf-pay;•vice C; Butler. whose appointinc,a bas not talc's!! Places Hospital ,Assistant, A. hlunkitti froth half-Pay. vie, J. Dixon. who resigns: Gairiscrn.—James Frost, Fort Adjutant at Fort We'. lingto4, to .be Town Major at Quebec , v ier Lewin, &- Obese& APVEA I f, TO THE AfttfLUERT H • UMANE. IT ioinetimei Chances that an . Allvertistment engages • the hind Attention and Peruill Of the generous! 'fletirt of those who hive the means, and With to assist their Penni/ill - Features. To such benevolent Ladies and Gentle ben, tile. Applicant presumes to state his distressed Situi tlOn. Any humane Individual that would step forward and assist the unfortunate Advertiser with the aid of £3, would o a real Charity,—Pleme to communicate, post paid, to• No f, Copenhagen Street. near Francis Street, White Conduit l ifinee.. Winston, which will 'met grateful aitention, either lierioniUy Or per letter settled up. aoirs-tv FIRE OFI;ICE.FIACEND PROVIDENT LIFE i OF. REGENT-STREET, LONDON. Established in ISM. PRESIDENT AND TRCSTEES. The DUKE of NORFOLK, The DUKE of.RUTLAND. The MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY, LORD BRAYBROOKE, LORD KING, &c. &c. DIRECTORS. Lord Northwiek, Sir Henry Pynn, I Francis Const, Esq. Jemet Sedcwiek, Esq. Sir John Doyle, Bert. I Hon. Washington Shirley, Robert Downie, Esq. M.P. Walter StrieLland, Esq. Sir S. B. Motion& Bart.M.P. Sir W. E. Welby, Bars. I William Praed, Esq. • Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. &c. &c. &c. • ~ . Mialgitig . Direetcir, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. IMPORTANT BENEFITS gEALIZED. Capliill-1 MILLION STERLINO, and upwards. All Ir.sdred STIARB PROFITS EQUALLY. • ExeMption from Liability for Losses. • cunt' paid immediately; and in full to Fifteen Mildred 81.1ffFIFTS. WITT! , UT A SINOLE LITIQATION. • • Remiss 01 23 and 20 per Cent. paid invatiably ; 42,000 i: . . returned in. the last nine years. , - • Bouusatof ISI. Ss. and 281. l9s. per Ceat. paid entire Po licies. • . Commission sighed by the Lord Lietiteent of the County o Lincoln. R. Marriott, Esq. to be Deputy Lieut. Commission in the Royal Eastern Regiment of Middlesex Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. John Phillips, Gent, to be Surgeon. .BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. Barrett, Cardiff, spirit-merchant, from April I, to 10. at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Armstrong, Greg Queen-street, Linco.u's-inn•fielda. auctioneer. BANKRUPTS. H. Berthoud, jun. Regent's Quadrant, bookseller, to sur render April 3. 13, and May 10, at Basinghall-street. Attor neys, Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Mary-la-bonne-st. W. Nail, Lisson-street, Mary-la-bonne, ironmonger. Apri l .5, 12, and May 10,st Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Mess!, Jones and Bland, Great Mary-la-bonne-street. C. Brandt, Jermyn-street, Middlesex, watch-maker, April 9, 12, and May 10. at Basinghsll-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Mary-la-bonne-street. J. Oliver, Broad-street, Golden-square, woollen-draper. April 5, 19. and May 10, at Basinghall-street. Attorney.. Messrs. Barrow and Vincent, Basinghall-street. E. Henzel, Upper Thames-street, corn dealer. April 5, 12. and May 10, at Dasinghall-street. Atto,rneys, Messrs. Tomlinson, Bennett and (,doper, Copthall-court. J. Frost, Nerport. grocer. April 14, 13, ant May 10, the White Lion len, Broad.street, ariitol. Attorneys, Hr. Thomas, Fenchureh-street; and Mr. Prothero. vewpnrt. ' Im stone-mason, April lei, 1•, ATLAS COMPAtY, OF COtiDON. [lnstituted ISO% and empefirereel by an Act of Parllenient of • . tbe &tato. 111. • 100,000. FIRE DEPARTMENT.—RETURNS. TO THE JI: ASSURED.—Persotis assured with this Company from loss by Fire, uhissii Policies for £3OO and upwards have been in force for fire yeari, ending at Christmas 1822, laity receive On and after the 20th instant; at the Office in Cheapside on the Loudon Polices, and of the several Agents la th,e Countee on thq Policies effected in their respective :Agencies, a Return of TWENTY-FIVE per Cerit. on the amount of the Premiums paid fir such period of five years, agreeably to the system of this °Mee, as fully evp!ained ih the Oflica Proposals. ftENVIVALS:I-Areelpfsfnr the renewal of POlicies due it Lady-day ohs Noir ready Mr delivery et the Mite in Lon don volt by the Country Agents, and should be taken up wl thin .15 days thereafter. NEW po Ilfa.—Now Assurances may he effected at my time Wording to the priikaeo propolls of the Company, and no.cherge is made for Policies when the sum assured ammuls fa £3OO. RENT.—Au allowance belittle .fot. the loss of Rent of Buildings rendered untenantabli by Five. LIFE DepArrintrr: ADDITIONS TO POLICIES.- . --Perions assured for the whble term of Life, will have an addition made to their Poli cies every seventh year, on the principle so beneficially practised till lately at the Equitable Assurance Office ; or the asiOunt thereof may be applied in reduction of the future payments of Premium. Policies may also be effected for the whole term of Life, by I'lllllllml number of yearly payments. Tickets appli cable to this mode of Assurance may be obtained at this Of fide. SEA RlSE.—This Company allows certain passage' by Sea in decked vessels, without extra Premium, as set forth , in the Conditions of the Office Proposals. Proposals fully explanatory of the principles and rates of the Company, may be had at the principal office in Cheap ! side, London, and of the several Agents in the Country. t • HENRY DESBOROLTOIL Jun. Secretary. - Chedpside. London; 19th March, 1823. Under the tipeetel- Patronage of tie /MikeSs Eitertlezy. His Excellency the late Ambassador from the Emperor of Persia, and many high and distinguished Perseitages, ROW LANDS' KALYDOR. for Preserving , Beanti ; tying, and Improving the Complexion.—A Lady of title,in the course of her Travels and Botanicalßesearches In the Eastern part of the world,discovered *Compound forming one of the most exquisite and pleasing Cosmetics hitherto the World. This Cosmetic possesses p eeu.iar _ . unknown in the World. ima -.__ _ Balsamic properties energetically efficient in eratliCting all I D. Jones. Brig! thelmstone; stone...-. ~ Eruptions and Impurities of the Skin ; such as Sunburns, and May 10, o.d Ship Tavern. Brighthelmston. AVarner, Mr. Sowton, Gray's-inn; and Brighton. Freckles, Redness, Pimples , Spot., .Tan, and every kind of olessrs. Attree and Cooper, unplonlant appearances, and gradually producing a delicate Clear tad White Skin, rendering. it beautifully Soft, end R. Lyney, Fore-street, Limehouse, coal-merchant, April impertine a Healthy and Juvenile Blohm ; in short, add- 5. 22, and May 10, at Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Baker, Nicholas-I me, Lombar&street, ing an Incomparable Beauty to the Face, Neck, and Arms ; diffusing a Coolness truly pleasing; preserving the Skin A: Shields, b;. John-Street, hliddiesex, cheesemonePr. from the inclement atmosphere, and by a due perseverance .% pril 12, 19, and May 10, at Bisinghall-street. Attorn4, Mr. Warrant!, Mark-lane. In the application of this Cosmetic it tends to promote the free exercise of those iuiportant functions - of the Skin, which W. Piper; Hammersmith, baree.builder, April S. 12, and May 10. at Basioehall-street. Attorneys. M e s srs. li p stonts a re of the utmost importanc e f ur the p reser v ation of Heath and and Carlon, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital. a beautifil Complexion. It is also of grent importance to Ladies Ni p are Suckling, as it gives lien.idinte relief to in: W. Freelnve, Brighthelmston, groan, April 13, IS, and timed NiPples; ergo to inflamed Eye;: . No family ought May 10, at th e 01 .1 Ship Inn, Brighthelmaton.. Altoriecys. Mr. 11. Faithful, Brighthelmatou ; and Mr. E. C. Vial • ilall. to bp without It, at the most delicate Ln Bircidn-lane, CorohiU. dy or Child may at . all times rise it with the greatest saf et y • it is so perfectly i 24. Innocent, that a Chltd may swallow lt. ' This Cosmetic is el- I 10, at Basinghall-xtreist. Attorneys, .Mr. Pugh, 84i- F. Clements, Norwiekcoach-niaker. April 5, 12, and So ridnitrahly admited fOr the ease and relief of Gentle- May men's Feces after staving; it immediately allays the hells - 1 nay 1-street, Russell-grin*, ; and Messrs. Sewell, Bt , ke, don and smarting, and imparts a de li ghtful coolness, ren- , end Keith, , Russell . Bering the Skin smooth and even.-ln consequence of the re- J Sinclair, Buw-lene, Wsechousemsn, April 5, 12, and commendation of several distinguished Personages, who May 10, at Besingitall.strect. Attorneys, Mr. Abbott, i Chancery - lane; and Mr. Goodwin, Norwich. attested the pre-eminent Virtues.of this Cosmetic, the sole Proprietors; A. ROWL %NG .&, SON, tuctiased the Recipe J. Cunningham, Birmingham, linen-draper, April IS. lit. of the ibove Lefty; add offer it to the". °bilk, Gintre, and and May 10. at the Woolpack Din. Birmingham. Attorheys. . 010 rani, a u r g e, alt it v a i ts abla . ej t at eatioo, a . id at I M r . Wasker,. Lincoln's-Mu-Fields; and Ur. Alauds,ey, Be. 61 and*: 6d. per Bottle; Duff Winded. -- Temple-street, Birmingham. . SOld hg life Proprietois, - A. ROW I LANI) Sy SON, No. DIVIDENIDS. . . . 20, Hattott-gerden, Holborn, London ; and by ippointnient, April 19 B. Foot. Half MonnTavern.Orseeebureh.stre4. by Messrs. Ilendrirs, Perfumers to l-lis hlejestyt 'Mew i tlivern-Iteeperlipril 19,.J. Craig. 11,11th,H9tborn, linen. horne-street ; Smyth. 117, Oa •tie and Pierce, 57, D. , drao 4-, tPril .._is. J. S. Smith. Sliihlhellulltult... ticutteut- Rigge, 3's, New Bond.street ; Bayley and Blew, Caoksput ! April lg. tl• JeWityi. New Bond-street, goldsmith-April street • Sanger, 150. Oxford-street ; Berry and Co. 17, Jonn.. 21. B. U. White, Eelneley Cotton Ml.l. Nottinothammirr. ston, 15, Greek-street ; Butlers, 4, Cueapside, Ind 220, cotton-spinier;--April 21,J. Fox . . Runcorn. Cheshire. grocer Regent-street ; Rowney, 100, Hatton-garden ;J. T. Rigsre, 1-April.lo G. Brinmall, Sheffield, merchant-Apr:l 2.5, J. 65. cheanside; Tait, 11, Johnston, at, Coral!' ; Newber- Es:ow/end. Liverpool, haberdasher -April 22, U Living. J. ry, 45. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churcn-yerd ; Sutton', Bow S. Downes. end J. Living. Great Prescost-street. Goodman's Church-yard ; Burgess, 63, flolbrn-hill ; Low, mi. Fie!d...nierchants-April 21, W, wed N. Baker. Forties, Prout. 229, Strand ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; b utchers -April 1,1). J. sad M. 1,) , 44,:n. 1i,!.40ti0, Uvivir‘. Strutting and Nix, Bova Exchange ; and by most Per. butchers-Awl 22. A. Smith. Iletaberton. Yorkshire.de irer funiers and Medicine Venders whose ve n d their ct lebrated Ma. -MaY 'l , J. Simpson. Brasil-house. Myron, Kingston•Lpoe .. cassar Oil. Hull, oil-merchant-Aiiril 111, .1. Wheeler, Jun. Aliing..on, Milstein &UM lily house. nd (In the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. 00CHATES, by his Discourse on Marilee, so en- I raptired bit anditore with the subject, that the mar. Vied torn far to their wives, and the bachelors hastened fit be wedded: and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that :me, word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name la nature. , The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the esideratum of our enjoyment; ttemlng not only with happi ness pn• (myth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize frith biladheyea fler. , • . obit- ' Predate, how e ver ; to 'entering Into tltli italldseed titioo, It beiomes 'an IMpe stive duty, hot Only to met-. iitetNe paseiOhs, hattwefonstee the grassernature frb* those impurities m 1116016 treedelit of unrestricted pleasure may:nisi entailed upon it. To thenogiect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instinct's, which while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits wlil effeminlze the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more espe cially does the preifiatilre infatuation of yodth too fre quently coinprotillse the hitural dignity into a state of in anitioni, from whence the agonized suff-rer more then double the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—fe licity.: nor will our advances appear questionable, sanc tioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years snr.cessful experience. The easy cares of , married life are sometimes disturbed by the smenSlon di these blessings which concentrate the noptisl wreiiik . -Lfer 'the finials habit is often crnstitutionally week--fat Wean hb itretigthened, and deficient energy im itated 1011 tutietioonl . In every essh of syphilitic ititedsion, as well as In every relexillOn orthe generative eminnmy, we pledge our obi , Ilty to core speedtiv, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous twexpet The unfeeling empiric from the position so pre sumptuously taken up, wu deviate from general principleS wlth lees hesitation ; and confide& lu our.own honourable integrity as hlembers of the College of Surgeon, we refer the suffering contmunity pf either Sex (eilmelally those en tering into matrlineitial life) at *once to ear house , where daily attehdanee Is feria fOr personal coninitstion ; and lette‘s from the colinley Ira 'lOiniettiately onitireied ; theta must contain a feintitante for Adtice pod Medielse; -wig& can be forwarded to any part 6f the world, hiinever dis tant. DOSS and Co. M. R, C. Surgdoas, No. 11, Rouse '. . rieastreet. Fleet-street, London sir Private Door round the Corner, Just published (Sixteenth Edition). I. Tim /Mos or LIFE, a familiar commentary the chose Diseases. —Id lOrrseed eiteluelvely to the Female Mile; 16 ix be Aid at 20 . , Paterooater-roir ; 59, Pall 6 Prlncts-itreet, dodo In, neet-street ; Porter,'72. Ufa (jii-htat.4l, Senile ; ideas. 117, Trongate, Gliskowt - Walt Eliokiellert, Prier M. ANGEL INN. • " • " 1 CLEMENT'S STRAND. 'esabit itis 06*. 1116 other COACHES -11;• . : IS ROM the OW , * . . Paris Royal Mail, via Dover,Toeiday sad Friday Nights, at Twetlae. Porte/Oath ea thiqloottin, woo offailithink, Pe terdfield, and dial pole& Eleshilt at a Outer list 7. and Stlnday at li • If-Ms t 5, Oh its irrivel a Piclet sails to the Isle of Wight, to &snail passabges and parcels ; and Mall Coach seta off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Emsworte,!4;.• , . - Gloucester Mall, thrologh Henly, Oxford, and Cheltenham, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 0, . •,, , • • • . Haver and CatiterbdiY Mall. throMth Graveigod, Chatham, and Faversham; every EVening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half-pnit 0. Froth Cantertniry, pasi p a era and Parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Relegate, Sand wich, &e.; and froth Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk- Stone, Meditate, Hythe, Dimchnrch, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail,. through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver fordwest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and SUndays at half-past 0. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Aftbrpooo at 3. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to.chrrY only Four loslde, through Reading, Marlborotigh„ Caine and Chippenham, every Morning et a quarter fr.st B. Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside. through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Devizes, and Melksham. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families. invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cuckfleld, &c. every Morning at 8. except Sunday. Godalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ro und, Leatherhead, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. _Gloucester New Post Coach, the • Champion. through Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham; Hereford, Carmarthen, Tenhy, Ross. Swansea, &a. every day at 1. Henley C coach, through Msdenhead, every Afternoon at 1 Sunday accepted. Littlehimpton, Arundel, anti Petworth Cosa. Tuesday, Thersday, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. • Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, dm. every Morning at 7. • . . Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re gulator, to carry only Four Inside. ihroagh Kingston, Guildford, Peteratield,, and Portia', erety . Morning at 8. York, Newcifstle, and • Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Parte of the Nardi.; hire Morning,ut a quarter before 0: Manchester, Lantastet, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield, Bradford, Leads; Hillielt; ROtherhain, Sheffield and Nor wich Coailuis. dilly. .• • • Wallingford. and Wastage Conch. through Maidenhead. Nettlehed, and Harwell; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at S. .: • ih Godalming and Duildford T Cehelegraph int • Tuf! tincston, Dittos. Cobham. and Ripley, on, Monday, Wed neiday, and Friday Mornings at 1 0 ; eandays at 7, Mid re- Landon the same day. Host* Horncastle. Spalding, Peterborough, Wes Ind Huntingdon day coach, to Spilshy, tenth, Grigoby and Hull, morning at past ft The only day coach to Boston and Hornatstle. . . Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Cuisine at halfsp ist S. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 0. CARRIERS—To Twick•mhamArentford, and Isletearth, every Monday, Wedneaday. Friday, and Saturday, EAMES and Co. Propileinii. parcels and Packages are seise y and expeditiously con veyed from this INN to, every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat in the following Coubtiel, viz.:— Berks, Hereford, Surrey, Bucks, Gloucester, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent, Wilts. Devon, Oxford, Worcester, Dorset, Hantg, Somerset. South Wales, All Parts of the Isle of Wfght, Jersey, Guernsey.. and all Parts of Frame, and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chaisea, &c. at the shorteit notice. COT.OMBrAN LOAN. NOTICE is hereby given, that the SECOND HALF YEAILLY DIVIDEND of this LOAN.; mill be raid to the Bond-holders on the let day of May mitt,. and any subsequent day, Sundays eseepted.; The Dividend Warrants are to be lift for examination at the office of Niessrs. C. Herring, W. Graham, and' . D. Ponies, No, 8, Freeman's-court, Cornhili, one day previous to receiving the Dividend. . Ereemitt's4otkit, mires 27,1823.