The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-07 00:00:00

B -~ ;. ~ •daVeutou Jtmkt_ * k I tht • 7. NO 5119. BAST INDIA HOUNE, July 6, Ititi. IIE Court of Dire - Hors of the ntited Compamy of .lierehatels of Enflamed trading to the bast-ladies, do Arerby fire notice, That measures basing been adopted which may lead to the disc large of a large portion of the existing Mix per Cent. Indi t Loatt". the Cowman,'" Loan. Creditors resident in Merve are hereby apprised of the circumstance, that they tnev furnish their Agents with instructions accordingly tie Court have anthorked their Bengal Uovernment to *ape 1 a New Six per Cent. Loan in India, to which the pre salt gis.per Cent. obligation' are trunsferahle. The terms and conditions of the New Loan may he known. on applica tion to Mr. Medley, at the .lccountant-Ueueral's Mice. at t'iis house. J USRP II DART, M.. • - AMSCOVERY has lately been introiluced which hills fair to supersede the neee.alty of a Dentist.— ' ll; 040 \ ABOT %NB: VOUTIII PQVI 7 OI-:It is a certain e uely . anktkeyentive for all Disorak-rs of the Mouth. It sot merely Elltanscs and beautifies lite Teeth. hut uresertes them from decay to the latest period of life. It fastens loose Teeth, prevents those decayed groping worse, and com pletely eradicates the Scums from the (;ems. leaving them firm and of a healthy redness. It is an antidote for Gum Boils, /levelled Face, and that excruciating pain Co. Tooth llche, and so certain sad undeviating are its efert4, that Lh -re never was an instance of any person who used this ~wrier hating the Tooth Ache, or a Tooth decay ; yet it is a) (noue mt that the contents of a box may he taken by an infant. The following Agents are appointed :-- Mr. Atkin sln. 44, ti a-street, Hobo-square; (Janie and Pirree. 3". WM.. Sj. Bond-street; Hanger, liti ; Firth. s;, ox f 4.d-street ; Jones, 50, Flcet-street ; Ricze. 65, Chrapside; T.tite, -Ipt,l'ornhill: and cost Medicine Veouters and Per -If:mers. Price 2.. 91. amin) taking six hoses the Sta:nps arc allowed. —Alo), liutsoos's Num): DivINE. or CI 1.- rE rens. recr.outtended by the late Doctor. II unter. eu.l other evineot Phyvicinits, for restoring the Growth of the Hair. where it on 't Innen LOT from premature decay. Price 3s. bd., I. till.; and our guinea. ANGEL. INN, ST. CLEMENT 'S, STRAND. GENF.R AL OFFICE FOR TRAVRLLIND I IND CON• VP. V IN;(; PARCELS AID AD:WM ANDIZE. TilEfotio , Ai.,:: MAILS and other COACHES go fr4ini the :shore Ilan:— Park Ro)ai Mail, ria Dover,Tuegday and Friday Nights. at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Dodalming. Pe teeslield, and Portsea, ever) Evening at • quarter pad 7. aid Monday at half past 4% On its arrival a packet sails to the tsle . of Wiald. to convey 'passengers and parcels: and a Mail Couch sets olf to Chichester, through Drayton, lilt sat, Emswortli, Ac. Gloucester Mail, .!trough Henley. (Word. sad Chelten ham. every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Kan lay at halt past IL Doter and Canterbury Mail. through firivesesid. Chat- Petah and Fevershans, every evening at a quarter pa-t 7. and %nada yat half past S. FronsCanterbury. passengers and par cels are conveyed to Deal. Alargate, iteueorate. /4.'1.111(04 it e .: a n d from Dover, parreis are conveyed to Folkstoate. %vulgate. Ilythe. Ointc!mrch. Romney, and I.)dd. Milford Mail, throrgh Carmarthen. Liana° and Haver forsiwest. every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunda) at Ralf-past 0. Bath and Bristol Post ('oath, to carry only roar inside. through Reading. Marlborough. ('aine, and Chippeultam, every 7rlorning at a qoarte•-past 0. Bath atwt,Oridol Hirai Pest Coati'. every afternoon at S. n a th nod Rh' coaeh. in two days. to carry four I.tside. IhroughtMildealmad. Reading, Marlborough. Des and Meit:shant. Merida), IVedaeaday.med Frith') Mercator. at 9. This Coach ; ; chielly intruded for the accounts.. leti;•n obi Families. Invalids, &r. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a tit tang iu 4 , 0 ,. day. Brighton lig it Post Coach. through Iteiate and Cock field. every Morm'ne at S. Cheltenham Original Poat Coach, to earn only four in side. through Henley and Oxford. every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-teach. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Niornings, at a quarter Ireft.re 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, ever) Evening at half-past b. Ditto, every Morning at half-past O. Godelining, and Guildford Telegraph Coach. ',trout+ 3E; soin. Leatiterbead. (*landau and Horsley, Tuesda), Thormtat snit hammy) 11.alii,vgs at In. ditto. throw:: kinr.too. Ditton. Cobham. and Ripley. on edne..la). and Friday Mornines. at- lit. Ilenle) (*one!' turnugh Nialdenhead, every Afternoon at I, Smithey excepted. littichanipton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursda)•, and Saffirdny %turnings. at half-past 7. Margate. Ramegaie. WM, Moulin 4.14 and Ilreadstairs light Post-ceache%. every Morning mud Evening. % Oxford Light Post-eoarlt. through Henley. de. every IllorninT at 7. Portmtutoth new and t legant light Post-etmeh. the !U.To lstoi.. to (wry only four inside. through Kingston. Guild ford, Pmersfield. and Purtsea. every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail. through EI3I•N urth, Cushion. ic. to Bognor. Salisbury Poast-eunch, to earn only tour inside. thesugh Staines. Basingstoke, Whitcharch, Andover. de. every illumine at 7. Stromlwater Conch (removed from the Bull and it•of•11.) Otrough Abingdon. Fariedlon. and Cirencester. Tueglay. Thursday and Saturday Al.lrnings at a quarter bofore J. Tewkeshury Poast-roach, through Oxford and Chelten ham. every Morning at 7. Wallingford and %Vantage Conch. through Maideihead. Wettlebed, and Ilarwell, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTHERN CO MIF.S. York. Neweastl;.nnti ice Cites. and to ali parts of the North. etre) Morning. at a quasarr past t 4. Manchester. Lancaster. Kendal. Roehdale. Huddersfield. Bradford, Leeds, liallifax, Rotherham', Sheffield. and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. Sheffield and Rotherham pest coach. called the Rocking- I am. evert• morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. Snoderlind. Marlton. and Yarn couch. every morning. to the George Inn. Sttntlerland. CARR I F.RF i enhant.flrentford. and Tsleworth. a very Monday, Wedne*.lay. Frilisr. sod I:4atitrday. EA NIN,4 and 'o., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con sev ed from this Inn to every lit!, Town. Villaans, an.' t °entry Seat in the following Counties. tiz.:—Beriot, Huck • ontwall, Devon, Dor, t, Mids, if•Teford, tilowscste.r. ent, OttfOrd. Somerset. Stireov. tkassett 4 Wilts. Worm tier. t.s. alb Wales, all pans of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, liners ., v. and all parts of France : and to Ports of the North. Take notioe.that no package, glans. elm * A lthea, plate, cash,. or Rank notes, however stuall t'• value. will be accounted for. if lost or damaged; ear n:,‘ ether parcel or passenger's Ingrate. of more titan M. train.., unless specified as such when deii%ered at the Oiled awl paid for accordingly +++ Neat p..st-chaises. &c. at the shortest notice. USE TURNER'S ELACMiTG. WHICH may be had at every prineirl Drnfrists . . Ironmongers'. lirush-makers'. Perfumers'. ito.4 t. liken'. and in every Cih and Town in Hoglund, SeotiAnd. ales, and in the City of Dublin. in atone bottles. at tai.. and Is. ed. each; and Paste Blacking, iu pots,. al tat. lid Is. each. fibserse.—Wholesale Horses. desirous of selline this flinekt:ic on their respr•tive journeys. may he supplit to it y amount, at Ai per Cent. and the usual credit 1tit . 11.181) TURNER. 11:10,417-Manufarturee, 111, L. Latin-rued Soutntark. etitile•Snt 014 i ... LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1821. " The Cause fer which 114AIPDEN fell in MR. !MYRON'S PICTURE of "CHRIST'S: ENTRY into JERUSALEM." after a most entho-' elastic reception in Neetland. •'The Agony in the Ga►den." and all his other works, ARE NOW OPE \, at No. 163, Pon toon—Admission Is.; Catalogue 6d. . CORONATION. —To the Nobility oid OeisIWYJI-.... A spacipiti Niansion, No. I. the corner of Pilaw.' yard and Parliament-street, is now fitting up for this spiels. - dld Pageant, in It style of pemillar elegance, comfort. sod rohrenience, Combining In this latter respect the most per fect sccommodattoil foe Ladies, and to whom the front rows will he exclusively appropriated. The slew .is must com manding. viz. front Ws-minim:ter Hall to the Abbey door. Reference to the premiss must convince rev* one of the superiority of the situation.—An Office fur Tickets is opened at the house. where a gentleman attends from nine in the morning ; they may also be had of Messrs. Evans and Lo ess music-sellers, near Bow Church, Cheapside; at the Mer maid Tavern, littekney ; of Mr. James Brown, builder. 24, Cherie:-street. Westminster; and of Mr. Thomas Benson, surveyor, ite.lM Hatton-garden. Wines and refreshments of a most superior quality, and at reasonable rates, will be provided on the premises. NvESTMiNSTER ABB EY.—CORON ATION — .-- Messrs. CI- ‘NVILLE and CO. have, by permis sion of the Henn and Chapter, fitted up (according to an eleut usage) all those parts within the Abbey hat have front time immemorial been amounted their privilege. The seats are arranced in the side aisle: on each side the platform, and raised a sufficient height front it for spectators to command the procession, and discern the features of Hitlividuals. In the intermediate centre note, great pzi I of lit: pro cession will remain during the ('erton,rty within the Choir. The music of the Organ will bu t:istiaetty heard. The seats are conveniently divi.lrd t.•r le:ting, in hoses holding ten and twenty each : ulii:st others are retained for single 'rickets. thus giviag nn oppor tenity f•r perstots in any part of p..• i s io t rdom to make certain of a seat within the .11.. n v cif applied for w itliont delay). who might not (aliens tAtt 1., v .! the chance (by favour only) of procuring a Ticket. A s.ltier division of seats are timer SO feet front the Ilror. part Int n:c.l into boxes, Isoldiag 4 and $ persons earli. Here the tut..;e of the Organ and Virtri-ters will he enjoyed in the ,!eat-<t perfection. % few of the Seats at this height will 'tomtits not only corn -11111110 the procession in its approach to Il.' %Oar. but also Cte ceremony of putting the Crown on hi; Ninjes*.y 's head There is ample space allowed for.% /tiling at the Itel. of 111 tit' Seat's. high above and below : sad refreshment rooms, female attendants and all clinveniearies are provided : anti as the hoses are constructed lit prevent crowding. properly itta:te I and decorated, it is contiuded persons may b.- as inctlt at their ease as In tht it its. to dwellings.— Messrs. G. 8.1.1 I '‘,..:4 office against the North side of the Aldwy itself. is open from ten till tour elti.:l day.—The soots :re going off rup;itly . and 11)X 6 Y died en die Scaffold !" Thirday ate published. in Moo. price Ss. NN ALS OP THE PARISH ; or, The CHRO tn. NICLE of DALMAILING, during the Ministry of the Rev. Micah Ralwhidder; written by himself. Arranged _ _ _ _ and edited by the Author of " The ityrittire Legatees." a. Printed for T. Catlett, strand, London ; and W. Black- Stood, Edinburgh. Of whom any be had. The ATISHIRI fatuvrras ; or, tb. Pringle Family, in lino. price 7s. is boards. This day are published, price Ss. BIBLE Itili SI ES, on the Nantes of all the Books of the Old and New Testament, with Aliusions to 'tem, of the principal Incidents and Characters. By H INNAH )101tE. Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand ; and ITatchard and Son. Piccadilly ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the %ITC Author. Mow st. iknoutts of prevailing Opinions anti Nlsirters. Foreizn aad Dolsostic; with reflections on Prayer. Eighth Edidas. rodeo boards--and New Editions of all her nttasr Ites•lrt. This dsy was published. price ss. Sciond, dedicated, by per mission. tl 14, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Winches ter, the Sem* Edition of SALIIIS sod HYMNS, selected for the Use of P Congregations in the United Church of England and Ireland. ' The Psabila end Tipton, now presented to the Public, for the second time, were collected chiefly for the use of the Churches of Buekden and Holbeach. of Ifinntisharn cum Esrith. and Ilemingford Grey; and the Selection was sanc tioned by the high authority of the distinguished Prelate who lately presided overthe Diocese of Lincoln. Printed for T. Cadet!, in the Strand. No. in, 1111111 1101.11011 N. I XON.GIt.III.I and CIL respectfully announce. ilwy have UI'I %I U the spacious Pit lately occupied by Illessrt. flor xnatitt• and Co., in a style hither to ittskiit.• it in lust part of the Yileiropolis. Their Mork is six times inure extensive than any other Mast In that street, and the Pt ices bear not the sisallest comparison with the regular demands made la that neighbourhood, even for the most itafrrior floosta. Those Ladies who have regaltr:y patronised {Hirt' Ilitibtrit, Wiliest great pleasure In being 'able to pellet the wig best of Own& ea the lowest Terns. and witimitt wee tarthiag ahateaseet. The variety consists of entry snide paterialg seta by lest-rate Liaen-dreper., Silk-nsereers. Holism amiatilearia sad frees she liberal %%stem un giblet the whole will be tootlutttid: it Is justly rrestittirti the New Coiseens may be worthy of ptblie 'hen ti.tn.—P.:egant Long Shawls, el the largest size. are selli.te at V 34. each, slid in etety fancy colour at Wis.: Itatita•k Tn"tle Oldies. large and hanthiotne patterns, at 9. 6d. earh. hall 1(1 rarters lout: and full three yards long at ; shitNnalt... Chintz (tresses. in every colour. richly flttunee n 1 114. ill. each. as worked Robe Dresses, at 34 V .'. real (Ain Nrankeens. is. tri. the piece, and Igriutift,i iseco ttet4. eseeedingly fine, at 14. a yartl ; ext.etlent Forn;tures, Is. a yard, apd rich coloured Chintzes, tall ed-w Ur. at I. ; fast et:nouted Linings. lid. a yard. and ell-nt.les..it Hi.: ich licured and plain tints de N.tples Sat;iis old Inf..' Pc piing: Italian Sets. at Is. ikl. a t ail, a.lll Itte limits. al &I. and bd.; with eseelleat Vurniture Dititities. at 54 !. n I'. 14. Those Families who are about to porehnse flip Irish Linens, Slo-etithrs. or Damask I.tuts. are in !riled to inspeet the immense Variety at NlltttN. tiltAlt‘a and Co.'s. before they portliest. any 'there row. "..* The best Hosiery and Witte) of every descripti•ct. 194, High Holborn. - ________ _ qTV Ai MIN Fl4' F:Ni i.o . •.• NEXT TUEISD IY, Ittrtt Jt Tofthe Ohl STATE IER . II'FICEc. • COrnilill, and 9, chariot. , Cr ins. L. w'on. Itejs coda the attention of his hest Frien.:s the Pothie. to N., intportantatitantaacsoffered to those ' isi wire -Is, oh Se.cres or the present Lottery, before NIXT 6.111 AT. Jt L .--10 n that Onv• One of 1:2‘.1101 I Ten of ..... .. . x 9311 O•to Two of 2.109 I la of Teo of OW I of It'sT 11,1. ItE Dlt tWN, and all tiii••••• !• • not obtain Prizes that Day. ma d . If the'. t..- turn their Tickets and Shares and receive bail: rival ti.• fourths of of their ltoney, provided they are returned b-hov Tile•oln!. el:. I;th Instant, as vviif be seen by the foltowing statement : Present Price. Mine% Lick. litivtecntli costs I 14 6 bit mar rec"iee back t :4 0 4.1 4:4(!ith - ensts 3 hut may recei%r bark 1 It Q.:finer - costs 0 lb 11 hot may rewire trick -I 11 costs 13 7 0 but may recrive back 9 4 I. A Ticket - cons V 4 19 U but may receive bark 17 0 0 After hal int( had the l'itaaire nt the :th...ve 1.01 Priam %Welt west all he drawn Next Teesday. Th,l , e who do not rrturn tlwirlces or bt•lJre Jely. will hnse the Chance of 111 t.it• ••t:ler Prize in the to:iowing ;MAGNIFICENT SCII Without Classes. 11 he drawn 11 1th, 1; tit aid 414 .107. I. ...... !MOO Consols .. ?Mail+ 411.11410 Consols *ooo WMOO 1:onsols 1. LIM Consols CHAO 2 2.400 Consols V.... .. 1400 Consols 600 Consols . 400 Consols . 230 Consols. 1.300 230 Consols 1103 Money .. 1.0.0 bit Money. l.OOO 40 Money l.OOO 0 Money. 21 Money .. 1.060 It Money ...... It. Ifltl 10 10 ..... w► V.) .11 00 ...... . 1.01 ) I, Rl9 1.100 11.703 II Mussy.. 13,111M1 1e.091 Tickets. Total. Conanis earl Mosey. ,188,01i1 The 1.01 Capital and other Prises that meet be drawn Next Turpitay. torus prt of tar abo%r Scheme. The oiltiou of rrturalnr erases on Tiksaday. the 17th in!) ; mid tans:, persons who do not return their rttdrawn Tici.rta and Shires before that flat, will have rte Lltaarr ot ! Lie 20148 ealiital and other Prices tbat witl be drawn lith• and Ytat Instant. Tießev; anti Snares are sellinix at the Contra ...tors' 011. - rs. Corniiill 11. ilniburn; and ilayinariwt. I..ndou : and by tio.ir Attents in stir Country ; w:iere setaral l'n pita.% ix!•re sold in the I)rawi•ie,. whir!, took p 1 ..•r on tar 141.1 o: ulth.u.o orata. This day was published. price Ss, bound, or ewtra bound in red. 3'. &I. de... Prated by permission. to his Grace the Archbisin.i. 4.f York, the Second Edition of A SELEC lON of PSALMS and HYMNS for PUBLIC WORSHIP. Printe I for T. Candi, is t►e Strand. This da} ens pulilibhed. in toctavn, a New Edition, price Ps. in hnford.. of DALZEL'S COLLEITAN EA GR.ECA MAJOItA; Volume 1. tlik N Edition there'd is materially altered and im prott.4l. and ninny Corrections and Aclditiens are made in the Ni.tex. no emollient tireek Scholar. _ ..... Printed for Cm in. 4 Davies : P.C. and J. Rivington ; Longman. liur:,t, Rees. Orme, and Brown ; J. Riebard%. , n : J. Maeretiau tad 11. and W. B. Whittaker; and Bell Bradfute, at E.iinburgli. Of %bon. also may be bad. A New Edition of the lice id Volume of the above Work, price Ins. (hi. in boards : ANALtert Ga.r.t t 11 - Isom t. Ste. price BLitt boards. - IMPROVED FRENCH DICTION MY. This day was published in prier lee. lid. bound, The St.007:11 Eli.ion of AFRENCII ENGLISH au • FRENCH DICTIONARY. By M. UK LEVIZ te. Antler of the• Practical Grammar of the MINA Latigialte. I:c.thoroighly raised and Improved; the two Paris carefully collated. with the isdiealloa of all the Irregularities of the Preset Iftwaiticiation ; by e. OROS. 410•41ba : Pelaveillor lialtterin. (*astute. aid Joy. Pater iveatervrow ; (1. aid W. H. Whittabar. Ave illarleelaitei ano Dylan add Co. tioLo-square. ° a t Tai. F. !Iti..n has bccu carefully revised by the lel r Irt% reeeitedr.po%iderattic Idditian-. and eentnin% a Tretiter r•vettor of Words than and olive Seh..nl sliettwyof tins French Language. thutag.l exceed ing it In hue sad size. DR. K 1190K•KEPIP;Nti.—Svw Tlos gis) are poibii.u.a. prir.• is. bound. . r till E ELF, +i F:.li Is ut lit 0, h 1 . 41. n i?t Fon..iir . lin .vlO aOs:.ii .1 in Modern Prari:ce. Sink rn .r.nerx un E.,+.lrwe. Battling. and miller Commercial mis‘t Fititi. , ;i. 11% P. P:13.1.V. Master or Me F:osi 48.-.• Kkesay. London. "'LIN! : I' ia t P irrivlnei. 4.0 el 1. Pharr nosh I H. Hunter. St. Paul's Chun:to-lard; of .11 In/I. *lv. ti.• hart • - .19 hoe hr.o Writing Papor. ler Wi.des"s uslnz Dr. kt . .4's Iteek-kel. : the. 'IL. I. .% Witi:r...t3H.A and J ero:+ l . 3.. ; to Pi« get ; rive A,. 14' , .. 1 1'. Ilk t t a.' 111 •-hdnit and `‘..^.3. PIM tubro. J‘surnal and I.e.l;er ; adapted to the Tnir I art ; price 12%. thl. I". 'MI . 1 !IV. Ilvsnfarturer of SO:IA ;styli or -er hi \ Let %I. S% I:NS. I..kier-14rret. Womil-s•rePt. :. 11 . 1 N 11.11.110‘ 10 ail' tlOlOlO, krulr,. Mari Wee loor to rt tbi'lerlntr patrao.saye %vita %foie% he Ma j 0 !,,, , :•nol :le friss**. 1 , 1 - 0. b , n peramml n!re , ition too th.• prep..ort;oo 01 his mineral ownters, 111 r% eu.,liiirr 1..• . eriehril%. 111‘.. 1. r . oti% mairotai7.e.l , l , :rtna Ole spew 00l tioe 1.. s lj 'O' . •,re mad b, ::I" , edi•l% in 111111W0 elel town eirwi:..!VelleC , C. r Beef *arranted aft is any rt..r , t. L. it TO NUBLt..►IF:\. 4:ENTI.EIIEN. NURSERYMEN, 11WES1:11:s. la TO DE`il UO t °RAS in Pleasure fireendv. o.avel-Walks. kitchett-tiardens. Pu!s. Ike.—lt len. I.,nx been the wivh of the Gardener to discover sows:. Illet . od. of ea.) applirati ,, n and moderate evrenve. by which thr Irtsrit6 iN tireavel.wo;ks„ dkr, ..ieh MoIIIIIIOIiIITIIIT OW' r %wanly. not ithitnnding the eon- I;Lued labours of vwee,tiaz and roiline. Night he ravily de stroyed , an. 4 r:vt, .• 14. !!;..1 and thus prev , 4sted from its joring the Cr.tsicr y0t..1; Piantv, and renderiug his laboJr. of none rii•• , t. It is mr:•'t nonris Anttaftetina that DANIEL Mvrent•nat.t.. reviler Dav !ikon. Esq. of keasinston tiravel Pit-. evil paint out•the desired Hewed) ; Woir!l army he re-tatty pri.ror..d. at a very atoJerate expense. n•I easily ap- OA. It is t!wrefore handily proposed b y 1:•- void Daniel Niardougail. to make the nit:city. and theprup•-r time and method of nppliration, full:. known; and Ibr thi. purpose. and by the !tire of some royeetahle friend. of hi, own p e nf e .p. l un, to solicit the strel! sobveription of half-a-Guinea the full directions to prepare end lo eve the sane.—Tne expease Wail he o°4unit...eft) twelve shillings per sere. That the remedy will an :aver the above purpovr., i. at , tratedb, the ondersigiel respretable persons: and tile re eript will be given to rac't Sultseribev. as tio.os ay Two Th.46and Sobseriptlon. hive been obtained. ('onvidering lite S .16eription. and Tim cheap and expeditious we. tlr,tl of 'euroying theta. it 6 preseesed that Two Tluot „Awl Sobvertrl'ons WIU not he too twiny. Daniel Mardirtgall an conf..le..t of the eltimley of tilv rmosipt. fistvite , proved it upwards of twelve month..) Cott lie elle-is:10 Iv:return the looney vehseribeJ, should his reeript be foetal to prove Applications to be ones by letter. post paid. a 'dressed Daniel liarlougall. al 11r. flume's. No. 49. iii,reeti-street, larnsvenor-‘friare: and Subscriptions received, at the fol. Lwalaul Nni , f•ry and See,i4in n3—Mr. Lee. Hammersmith: Mr. 11131eohn. Kensington ; Mr. Henderson. Pipe- ipple Mice. I.:liken:ire-road; Mr. Davey, Kinds-rued, ; Mr. Thompson. Mil' End; Mr. Jenkins. Portainn Nursery, Ncx-rna.!: Messrs. Cormarli. and Non. New-Cross Rent : Mr. DieLson. rovent-eanlets; Mr. Mae keratin. No. Ida, Onfor.l-street t Kr. Anderson, Botanic Gardens, Chelsea; add Mr. bmitb and Co. Manchester. ANDREW Hasp:Also", Nursery sad Seetiscusn, rine- App:e. kldgewn re-road. %.c °Aviv. Florist. Kinz's-rood. Ch•l‘Pn. 11 vu A.•atri.teN, 11.1tauic-rtrd:ns, (Arlira. -- . ~,. I%*t re .401 011 1 1 7 ' • . lOC • • • ei, I• • • 9 * • PRICE SEVEN PENCE. Desirable COUNTR, RESIDINCE and Flom to Lat. near South End, in the Comity of Essex, with eitessiveasaso- Hal eights. THE LET on LEASE, the capital MANSION HOUSE. ealled JARVIS HALL. in the parishes of Then ilersley and South liemfleet, in the county of Essex toge ther with the Manor Farm, of about Macrae. consiriug of amble, meadow, and pasture land, in a very high state of euttivation, and Orchards and Garden Grounds well stoeLed with fruit trees, The above premises command most ex tensive and beautiful views. parretalarly of the sea, and are situate four miles from Rockford. 2 from Raleigh, and six from Southend, and within India mile of the sea. with every, facility of carriage and conveunce by land and *sitar, and{ about 30 miles from London. For particulars. and an order to view the premise*, apply to Messrs. Walker, Rankin, and Richards, 9, Old Jewry. London. • CIRNAM EN I AL IHIP.EN PAINTS, and CHEAP N... 7 PAINTS, manufactured by JAMES CREASE and PUN. 33, West Smithfield. 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Middle-row, Holborn. with grateful acknowledgements for the many favours she has so liberally received (rum her nu merous friends and tate public in general, informs than has now un sale nn asveso:ite naol fssltionable STOCK of LEGHORN mid RONNETS. of the best fabric. and at th.• lowest priers the trade can produce: She has fitted up lit r Show Rooms uith every crack of stuilie:l shion. and respectfully solicits their att.mtion to a variety of open fancy Leghorn and Straw. being the most novel and fashionable Punnet. and prettliarl adapted for the present Reason. The largest stuck of Children's Leghorn sold Straw Bonnets in the trade, Mts. Prow rie always making children's goods (which arc w much neglected by other houses) lacr particular sttady. for the convenience of largos fausiiies. and being supplied without difficially.—Leghorn lloolots nnal ul:erealtu any shape. and cleane.l to at slew !.recess.—Nlerchauts, Cap:aids, and Country Shops supplien. ESSEACK OF StlitlMlS. Viloll the increasing demand of this nisch wi ll faired Sarre far all curia of Fish. Ike. it has induced tt.s Proprietor, V I'OV ELL. at Iris Whelellate oil and Italian In arci...t.se. Neugste-strert, Othrre tile Trails eksy be uith this and all other Crail.ie nausea. Pickles. tke ) return L's most grateful scions ledgasesis ti.e Public for ILer Lind patronage. sad at Ow mime tinge bre% les be to arqu 1 it them that it is 'old by nil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more reqpretahle agents in 'every tone Inrosighosit the United kingdoms. llb‘rrve, none is genuine unless signed "Ditttnore and hoc " rod the Fryprlrlors' %eat on the fork. To hierchaut‘, It ptsius, and others. it is rartlealtrly re toissuctided for 'Lipping. as it is warranted to keep in any ME vysEA s CLAIM TO BE CI:OWNED. - +--- (One anxiety to present our readers y-sterday with an account of the whole polvectlings relative to her Ila rhint. before the Pricy eonipetled us to ittridge the Report of the. speech of Mr. lironghatn, as M.l! as that of the roinmencement of Mr. Dentuati's ad dress. too the (idiom !tog coin iiiii s we, therefore, endea vitt, r to render more ample justice to the forsoer, and to that portion of the latter which the want of ti:ue snit space Jowl constrained us to omit.) Mr. t:lioccin tni retooling his argument, began by 01•!Nerviose that he aid not feel ally net...site for remitod ing thole Lordships of the historical farts anti arguments which hr had thief ht proper to astiltwe the day hetnre, beraitse with a vellitple Attention to his statement, and tt daunt having gone tfirinigh ativ vet v material portion li.s arglaten:s, every u:.' who iteara him mast at lea.: have !wen acme antel with what his inferenees and to 4 j lines were, hecatute they 'hire so ino t netliatele upon the ire-ditto. It was therefore barely necessary ior hint 4. ' , tonsil their lairttships whit these inferences were. he first pro:tosition which they went to establish was, tlo it rtie queen Consort had b;en crowned in all ages; or at least that there was no instance where a too urcli nod keen crowned when married, and his Mire lie u% in this euuntry, awl she not partaking in the erre .o.its b .. Of course he 1411 out of consideration the Con - .ort of I 'hiorles I.; and the reasons which he had 'testi r ile>. given, appeared to him to have sufficiently explained that ointssion. lie had, thercfore,a right to assume the larger proposition, that all Queens Consort of England had been crowned. It wis quite manifest that, if in* lone sorra-saloon of ages, une or two instances. sittottiot occur, in whirl. he was not able to prove that the cere mony occurred ; or, if supposing, which probably might lie the coo., that there mere ~.one instances of • Queen Consort heivisting such by marriage, after the Coronation r husband, anti the ceremony not afterwards being per formed, Ise oul.l say that sot+ instances, according to all the riles of pruinat . lity ender which men acted, and s!1.1 more particularly according to all the rules of strictly legal proceedings, could nut prevail against his general proop.o-itioo. Their Lordships worthl observe, that he was 'tot r:•ferring to any rase about which th ere was no &lola with rtspect to the right withheld or deferre s:!:1 less to any ease of the right claimed, refused, awl then adjudicated against the claim. And if he could elicit 99 instances wit of 1110 in which the right claiiti-4 hi he etsjayeil hail beets enjoyed, the rase of one in the liontlreo cook' not weigh against the greater number.— livery thing being proved in the m.tjurity of cases, he had a right to rely) on titer eircluistatiee. He did not expect it would he contented, those who have to oppose him load or.!y to. Lying forward one'ln stance of contention, cot ri,-ation, • and adjudi,....• don, to over , et th.• rig'it established by ail the other preyed-tit.; lin , if, titter inakiog all .:possi lile co:tees:4,4N his toptovieotto were. enable. to 'hew !halt there was :we single instaiwe if the !dint just is ienti o no he ha la ri b ro a•sottir, •ht. having proved his rate in iostanees net: of 109, ate 'Liao cimid nut he hart-•I ; hei'ailie either few.. ignor tore fir !welett of his own, or f rom a ny oth e r e l e e nt iv a a nee wharsover, he was 'made to explain the t•i re1111107111. 4 P% w!tich bad kJ to the eicrep firm. The right itself remaining as it wasbefore, dowel not its that single Ini-•anes exercised, according 40 all le- • gal decisions and rational inferences, it must be perfect ly clear that, were he in possession of:he cireausstances, he could satisfactori!y explsitt the causes whirls 1,14.1 e the ease an exccrion. tie hail clearly made out • his fi rst proposition, that every marriA King wh e n crooned ban his Consort crowned with him, etteeptin„; the ease of Henrietta 31aria, the Consort of Charles L And that ease be lea.l satisfactorily explained. that suppose he had not explaine.l it—..r i mprove be l a d o f. freed no expionation of it, o: that be ball failed in elt- Jt.ii k 16*