The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-02 00:00:00

-_ i (LW mato- ice,. rOl e %man: . - , tt ~..7...- 4 .- as, w -............„- " •IC • --1. ,... .. ' io. fix ,71 k . A. , ... '4 , A. " n o . ),. 4.:. " 4hor. - ins? . • , •-r tlioottt. • I' • . . . B SEV I 110;22=3;ansoili pica BiliCA i i nous& writ Cm, let Am, gel. • .. , FOR SAUL • ... n. thoOommissiesets of Pe nejmity's k y the 71b. ull Iftl i dsy the Rh hulteet. ell afteraoott preeleoly, at the Cosompreial lag-lane. )NSUMPTIOW e—Sapr. Pilmillaus . , --prison, Fast* GAM Waal, Will*. 4 . , &a. - • s. —Feisty', Pk:tares, ac. dear of A V. sots is Lots I to MIS to be viewed at the tea-Hoose. sad all the other Goode at Loudon Dolt's. al Woodsy. the Mb. . ad Wodaseday the is tatithot x Rolm the lams. Cataltuftwe may be lin at the . Corteeeltouse, pekoe sae s e sash. • t per emit. to be paid at the dun of ode. at the Rateillet of Piss and Feefeleassm me. by them o'clock la the aftervitea of Instant, or the deposit to belleloo.f l K -* mods fot Home Coasuseptles to be takes .‘ y the inth lasjaat, est theite Sec -. the Mb ispossibsr rhestorr Ss forfeited, itil Hie eve& Moot lee - Ibli I , . inl 2______ ____________.--- 1 •41. ES IN V' AUCTION. I --der— ild Estate sad Grouted Rests, peoletdag a • MI. Is. per sense. Speeeer-street, nerd , 1 lreet. Doswell-shoat. By Sir. HINDLE, , r. 'offee-house, 'Change Alley. Cynthia, on SZ•T. Joao 4. at twelve. is ow Lot. 40 able ESTATE. situa te aed being lgs. 14. •:`. Itt s ide of Speneer-street ; cowries. ableESTA'l'B.situateaedbeingß, seh- lit 8we11i....t-tionge. wilt Shop i sad pliecat .11. per annum. Also. several wall-eeeerrd iteoentine to UN. Is. per ammo. leafing sod os. IS. Id. and 17. Spencer-street. end Nos. •rtamittwd reet.6 osw ell•street. bald by lire 41., . 1 1 Elf Northampton. for so unexpired term of 01 ground-rent. To he %levied 14days preceding , t a% eof the tenants. end particulars had at Ifee-hons.., 'Change Alley; and at Mr. Ilindlr's o, i teen} -12111 r. 'o Builders. Brewers, Coach-makers, - . _ ...... ...I nikerli. ~~ ~r IL • . LONDON., tATURDM4 JUNE'2, 11121. inrt this day his seat, oh rhieh he hart (, but which poning. He ~ that being His Lordship I, bet nothing ist two he rose d Day" of the Cium ftr . iikkA ILIMPDIEN fell in ---_,.._,- k 1,614.5 ail SYDATP died es de iteeoldr. TO WI VRXIMEN 'OF Its crrt OF VIAL ti ri p femora the Z:10104.441T, rrs V ( lC tl i t l e i Toil( TPREKVIIII Is suggested by Ili Wlrtill. aad Mr. Chaboer to popper at the Allots. Titers, Alasesrate. .trait... haterlay:itAll 111. • • Tieliais to fa bad et tit Alblaa Timm at liradaes *4,, Thersday. sad Friday wets trim tea to algid fridaelx. _AMC— EOYPTIAN TOMB.--This Extrawlisary £%. HIIIITION will eaatiaie wary day fro. II till 6. Adidaslaa Oas Ind Wag. (Ilistmze the Han. • ) "Monday we reels* is the aftersoos Sale Seems, liDeeist-lane. •VOR HOURCONh .11; aier, • Dreedyllir.l To Me g/IPOIIT duties. liewptes of the Owls lOWA Cellars, Custom- , the West ladle tad Termaay the ddt, sad *seal hear, of truism. Kist's Warehouse. Coo A Deposit stith per sad the -..staler at' Oillee, Cestist- house. Saturday tb. tbd les felted ; tied the Ostods away by_ daterday tb tadse shipped by a -Noes tesese the forfeited, 4 t of &aerate°. THE KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPLE. THIRD EDITION. This day withor Cl:sbed 4 h ia l i t o 9:odortes 9s. primed the Miser :Wendy A SECOND LHTTHR from the KINO to his PEOPLE. Published by William Sass, lookeelier to H. R.H. the Duke of York. I, St. James.4trest. of whom may still he W the First Latta; from the Kiag. a sew Editioe of which (betas the Ilith). is sew ready for delivery. _ - rams TRANSLATIONS OF - LATIN M.. a zempo-0 • Just published. es. lid. bawds. CESAR'S COMMENTARIES, by DUNCAN; with Woodwate. VIRGIL By J. Dnetsbox. Ss. Id. As It has ever bees coesidered seperileous to priet a work. whisk is ooly Weeded as a book of referees& la a large type. le order to swell the Volume. the preseet Trams. Istloes have beta ?abashed la scab a tone as to be sold at a moderate prise. it Is Istssdid to f o rm a see's'. ea a similar plea. of Tread:Sens of other Imtle Authors. for which a resent order may be gives by any Oentlemea ho Ida to apathies them. Rad Author, as publisbed. may be bad separate. Plated by A. J. Wiry. sad sold by Sheesond. and Co.; /limpid* and Co, Loodea. Parker; W or d ; Barret. Caw hrIW ; llosredle. Ediabargh; Camming, Dublin ; sad of ell her ansksellers. eking wormn 4 brought in rustnAv o f charged with e porters at the is re almost eon to the pretence The Beeloped Ikeek-gashange developed. sod lu blemu skews to be hostile to these of the State, the Capitalist, and the Fiddle. This day was published , price Is. AN EXPOSER of STOCK - EX CHANGE MOAXIII, the Bellies Pamphlet. Telegraph, nth of May, Old nic e :, Stoppage of Breekrood's Moose, le., the Loss pareh malag Ste Riskin Food is this Ea tilseure. with a 2010018 d as beasicial to that V. She Beak amildholltwahholdem as the mode lisroWero he. lama paPaidamp_to an; the Old Pall-emell MA mad Smetery CI ins. with the advantage that would malt by the MAI, imd lopllalag Time Bargains to the smtere of the Lolisilok sad helmet dill ibeibeq•llf, the Wrist, and the Piddle; the Banker's Clearing-home. with lto. ;Medea Bill, cadet the late Mr. Goldvcbssidt's seamage meat, skews to have saved millions to the country ; his and the rain or secession of all LOWS Coetetors mood by this rooorvo of By- Law Makers; Oriels ra of tiviekiss; Bankrupts sad Embeszienteets traced to this penile:ions eachmare. with the rise of Steek-Eschange Oracles, Me thods, &c.. on the rain of Coatraetors. Bank Defaulter, Speeislatieg Booker. Peers, &e., with various Anecdotes. Peblished by IMinghant Wilma, Roy al-Ezeheage ; J. - way, Piccadilly ; tad the Booksellers. PTA days ago, rate at Cilritoll very reretntory ittett to the rt.- h . llll lipon inl et. The porter 5.4 liusitti.ss hector,. hell. :I vitt tui June Ist was piWished. Het vressed price Is. OA. (agellaied Me athl y ). sine' BRITISH DIVINRS--Psui lil. Con -1.7 Wising Archbishop Letserreges Tneokoetca• Ute ri/ass. With a Patna/3T. Edited by the Rey. C. BRADI.F.V. Curate of High Wycombe. end Author of Two V o lumes of Sermons. No. IV. will contain Latogrron's Commentary on Peter. After which will succeed some of the Works of H ALL. Hor sing. House. HOWL DODDRIDGIP. WATTS, W. Jowls. F•arat.g., Casa/coca. ONCIVII, BASTtca, &c. Le. This Work will consist of a uniform Reprint of all the most saleable Pieces in DEVOTIOS A 11. and PRACTICAL DIV I shy. The Authors. cram whose writings they will be se lected. are those who bare either been consistent Members of the Established Church, or whose scnti 111 l .nts have been in strict *wordlist* with the general tenour its Lftergy sad Articles. The Pieces will occasionally he taken from there Divines, who were the ornaments of the English Church in the century preceding the last. A short Blographievi Mete% of each author wi ll be given. and In some instances a Portrait. The Work may be comprised in 40 or 60 Vole. but ant Author may be purchased separately. Parts I. sod if. making a volume, and containing; Btsnor Reventscr's Pitman Toot curs. with a Portrait. may he had price 34. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Cu.; Riringtoo and Co.: IlanglitOn ; Hatchard and lion, Lon. doe ; and all other Booksellers. of whom the Work may be liad nVelerly with the Alonthly Reg iews and ligeasincs, Valuable Leasehold Net lama. of MI. Upperldt-street. commanded by o warn him of e at the present is, she aiivirerel, leaven to tell his s were in danger ► Catholics% and .e granted by his odd 1w scattered the land She sits azainst the Li re obliged to torn her visits alinoq i that an 3pplics to have her taken constables men it the Palace, and eared at the gatec. to tre, and her ward than tie:ll'slle ird in the story of At Garraway's Coffee-house, 111outs‘v Nr - ' V"Y deriral on the north stantlal brick-befit entrance, let at SM. r _ Ground Rents. amounting payable from Nos. 3 and 3. in Uppers ander the Earl of years. at a low ground- , be sale, whit lea% e of tti Ottrraway'seoffee - hotit u- Ofllee. TA, ('hanrerc• Price is. the Ninth Edition of A TREATISE oa RAZORS ; in which the weight, shape, and temper of a Reser, the means of keep ing it in order, sad the massaer of using It, are particularly considered ; sad is which it Is lateadedje toct ctivey aBENJ kuow ledue of all that k necessary othis sub. By MIN KINGSBURY, Rasor-maker. In the Monthly Review for May. !AR page 114. the Mat eddies of this little Work was noticed In the followlen terms: —`• We have reed this Treatise with Intereet and with plea sure. It is 'veil worth the attention of the publir" Sold by the Author, at No. 166. New Boad-street ; and by all Booksellet v., Seethe ark.—To _ factories. sod . ethers. By Mr. 111,11/LK At Garraway's l'offee-house. 'Champ All rornhill, on NOME %If NEXT. June 4 . at twelve. in eau Lot. A N externals...and valuable I.P.‘Sit 1401.11 ?STATE. comprising a tarn • brie,. built Rolidlag. for man" won past °erupted and known.% the R KLV IDEA E lIRFAVtItY an w ith spacious sighting. ion.. large yard. together with exeeent Fanilly R e sideitee adjoining. and other Premises. writ lladirautagemoily s ituate in Belvidere -place. Southwark. 11%0 a Leasehold arouud Roelof Four Pounds a Tea Shil ling% per animist. snum. The whole of the Premi4e% MT moderately ea- 0 timfted at And are heist on . lease for a term of which sixtv year% (wanting tea days) are A ired at Mid.antuter neat, at awe low rent per annum - 70 W 8 t IP P ATENT OUTSIDE SUN-SU . ADESThe Pro-' prietors Irish to make known the improved onanefac tare of the Outside Sun-shades ; they admit a free circulation of sir, are draws up with great rave. and o not in ju Dawesre by we ather.—Models for every description of wdindow. at and Newton's Blind Manufactory, corner of Cafiblit .lifeiV I and Bobo -square. came all the way 1, for the purpose George the Fourth. on of the country. tte-court, Charlotte. 3lsgistrate di m should be taken Cli E 1 1P C Alt Fla AN 0 FLOOR C umt wmessouss. No. 111. LONG Arita. Irr HE Proprietor of this Establishment hers to in. .E. form his Friends sad the Public, who are about fur nishing, they have now an epportusity of saving from IS to 10 per cent. epos an kinds of Carpet. Floor-eloths. Draggets, ilearth.regs. Carriage-rugs. dge. Re. by opplyleg as above, as he is determised to sell off ids preseat Stook meek seder prime eget, I. make room s sebilAviitswive assertimeet of goods fro. th e n Goantry.very article warranted to be of the best Qualiy. wad Ml measure give.. r investigation tonk citing the death of :s Nil/on:Oil, who tlieit noel . Infirmary. T 1 ,.. trair are truly afflict. it load been an officer e of the impetuosity , and finally dismissed 4 children, and lived ill lately, when, front ontinual broils existed t, one of these guar- - •rf rage, struck her a fractitreil her skull. al, where she lingered red. The unfortunsto s left the poor children Estimated Improved It em 1111 711 Ma) be viewed, sadwed, particulars bad by wlication 1.4 Messr4. Ntiil. 'Strung. gad Rnekitam, b. liaaola's Ina and at Mr. Hindle's 0864 No. * IJ , lcr:;c! . • ewcastle for Plymouth. Sand, but has been got leaky,witli loss of an an. 'age. libte-eyed 31441, Chitten tstitotidi, Ira.: taken in r, havin; been upset off the crew. She anchored its moraine*. r•ah the Ai - - Keeited down the Channel lit of Sr Clunk; eliul I. Lis morning, ran foul of Fled away her topota•t. kahnrnn, Taylor. April ni it. from hireriool for Nem . the Clyde , from Tries of Cape Clear, the fr. Weber,• by the Divot'lo. k nit. lat. 30. 26. lone• ,- Brims.. Stle alt. lat. Ht. ;1. Jettiairr to London, 9th eft. Antrioix, gnsbv, arrived at May 1, 1at.:1'3.11. re. mtg. It. 4'J. tlu• lireeno, 111 • T - • :der of the lat e Robert May I%lr. inmea Pi...obey. of third cranslb te r of antee! *anatoorweil. • ck Irwin. of rroota.:l-Irtne. ri of Ili. bard Thorns.' Powell. Ift• Egg. of i'ottnev. to of James lA} Wei. Esti. of 1.i..t. 'FAL lint the ..).),!, nit. in Compirtnsl3 - Ira. Jane Fa: col or. in the 11torton Etien. brolder to I.m•d s r .......... 1' his 1tr .,....... 1.. . W nt. Niqincord I's of Stitt l ir • Anil Pehliahwi At ttne t ,‘ _. _ ji. bilei r m "Tits. r o s‘ i t tt• r ime' (oaffir • I. opposite St. lowent's ilt.t...is. 2... 1,1.. H.: to wto.o sli s.:e 7. Itst re.ottti to Si semi/AL ~~~ --"""------ MINIS CO MMEMORATION DINNBR es Moidsy i Nest.Juse4.—Nob{owea.Osatimasa. acid Sidaieribers the MONUMENTAL TROPHY la Hewer of his late to ggesty KING GIOROR 111.. desirous of atteadiag the --e6II7IIIMOIIATION DINNER. arrreqommed le way to lhalr Frlewle ameagst the Yies-Presideats sod Stewards, m ho will be fareished with Tickets. ILL R. the Doke ofls Ythe ORK sad ALBANY, K. G. Chair. vicsmsurisiosrers: die Duke of Beesez, The }sari of Loomis* IL O. Him K.G. The Earl of Maideid Lord Cloweellor lbe Earl of Mo rley heDeks of Dorsett The Earl of O'Neil. K. P. TM Doke of Gordon. K. T. The Earl of Owslow the Doke of Montrose. K. O. the Hari of Pomfret iv D. of N ew eestie, K. 0. The F Bari of Ilt si rLery art of The Deis of I.4l or thomber- The 1014 11 - 0 . The Earl Temple ito pekoe ( Rutland, K. G. 1 The Earl eft elders"' The D.D. of t agtes, K. G. The Earl of Westmont's'' . Thia of Agleam, K. O. The Earl of Whitworth, The Marq. of Casodots.l1.0. 1 rarg.Coo&:, K.P. The Viessust Dudley sad ol , IL.P. Ward - 4of Head fart, 11.. P. TM ileettelst %Meese t Hertford. K.O. The Vlewroat Sydney / i t , el Londonderry, The Ilindhat Torrington ILO. The Risher of Bristol Ike u se gooes of Lothian The Bishop of St. David's p e , imp} of Northampios The Bishop of Durham Th e Ifem.eflaaeritsbery The Bishop of Herelbrd The Karl of Abingdon The Bishop of Norwich Tho Kari of Ashborobam The Bishop of Salisbury The Sari of Belson' The Blshav e t w ireter The Earl of Bleadelhasie The Lord itm Earl of Coolie ' The LdCombere T. 're. G.C.B. 'the Earl of Cleledoo, K.P. h Lord Erskine, K. The Earl of Chatham, K.O. The Lord Kenyon The Earl of Cloreodon The Lord liserodale The Earl of Coortowa The Lord SWIM The Earl of Dartmouth The Lord Walalingbass IT. Earl of rugby The Lord Yereos The Earl of poet The Right lion. Lord Chie f The Earl of Feelers Justice Abbott The Earl of Ha reed, G.C.B. The 14 Ch ief Justice Dallas The Earl or liardyrkke, K.O. The/lon. Mr. Just The Hon. Mr. Justice Best Th e Earl of Harwood, . Bermes% The Earl of Harrowby The Hoe. Mr. Jas. Holroyd Karl of Kinaoul The Hun. Mr. Justice P ark The The Earl of Liverpool, K.G. The lion. Mr.Baroaßichard e STEWARDS. The Fart of Belfast, M.P. General Wetherell 'The Earl of Blesintat J. D. Aleiander. Esq. M.P. The Fart of Malswebery J. Julius Angerstele, Esq. Viscount Exmouth, G.C.B. Nathaniel Atebeson, Esq. %lament Paimentone, M.P. Doctor Balllie lard Audley Thomas Bainbrldee. F.sq. Lail Begot Charles Barclay. Esq. Lord Bayaing Charles Beverley. Esq!. lard Willou De Broke Liest.-Col. J. Caste Lord John D. Ca ghby mpbell. M.P. Robert Campbell. Esq. Lord Churchill James Christie. Esq. Lord Francis Conyngham ti. S. Collyer, Esq. Lord D. Deastasyilie J. Genoa. 111 sq. Lord 11111. G.C.B. J. Wiles Cro&er. Esq. N.P. Lord Rothe, M.P. Charles Dragooned. Esq. Lord Low/eine, M.P. J. Drummond, Esq, M.P. Lord Macdonald A. 13. Drummed. Esq. Saltoaa Robert Downie. Esq. M.P. Lord Lord Kelsey N. B. F.dmonstose. Esq. Lord Somers J am es lames. Esq. Bight Ucm: tar B. Bkomolleid Henry Vowetkomy, Esq. night Hon. W. Diodes. M.P. John Flevalag, Keg. M.P. Bight Hon. W. W. Pole , M.P. Charles Forbes. Esq. M.P. Right Hon, Jobs Sullivan Fronds Frieling, Esq. Hight hoot e Speaker, M.P. John Galt, Esq. Right Hon. Sir G. Ouseley, Nathaniel liaised. Esq. Bart. K.A.N.L.S. Edward Holding. Esq. Hon. Henry Clive , M .P. Robert Gamlen. Egg. Hon. Col. H. B. Lygon, M.P. Sir Alexander Want. Bad. Hon. W. H. .1. Sees. M.P. U. J. Guthrie, F.M.d, Esq. Hon. Col. J. H. Stanhope Charles Greenwoo Hoe. Washingto n Shirley, J. Hall, Esq. llaaor. Cons. N.P.ent. .P. The Master of the Rolls E. R. ' , owe. E.g. Set Ch a rles Asgill 11. noblesse. Esq. Sir George Beaumont, Bart. T. F. lient. F.sq. Sir Thomas Bell William Jrnlan, EN. Sir James Bland Burges, Bart. David Ker, Esq. M. P. Sir Gilbert 111ene, Bart. Dr Kitchener Sir Ulysses Burgh, K. C. B. William Esq. M.P. Y. P. Angus Macdonald. Esq. Sir John Campbell, K.C.T.S. John Mayor. Esq. Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B. Henry Monteith. Esq. M.P. Sir W. C. Fiddle, Bart. M.P. John.Maberley. Esq. AL P. SirJ antes Uraham.Bart. M.P. W. T. Money. Ey+ Wl'. Sir John Cox Ilippisley, Bart. J. B. Papworth, Esq. Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Bart. Henry Porcher. Esq. M.P. John Pewits, Esq. M.P. Si r Archibald M ac d o nald, C. Peers, Esq. Bart. William J. Pried, Esq. Si r Charles Morgan , Bart. William Pyre. jite. Esq. M.P. W. Ramsbottom, Esq. M.P. Sir David Ogilby Andrew Van Sandal, Esq. Sir F. Ommanney. ki.P. James Stephen, EN. Sir E. Paget. Bart. 0. Smith, F.sq. M.P. Sir William Pll%lOll J. Smith, Esq. Sir John Silt ester. Bart. Colonel F. WW. Trench. M.P. Sir John Simeon. Bart. Alexander Tillock, Esq. ni T Charles Sutton, K.C.B. John Thornhill, Esq. Sir Heavy Wellesley, G. C. B. C. Thompson. Esq. Sir R. Wignun. Bart. M.P. G.WalsoaTay lor.Esq. M.P. Adm. Sir J. P. Beresford, Frederick Webb. Esq. . M.P.O.Richard Williams. Esq. K.C.B Atha Sir Cockburn, h.( Ald. Sir W. Curtis, Bari. Adm. Sir I. Colin. Bart. 111. P. M.P. Adm. Sir T. B. Martin, 51. P. Ald.SirChariesFlower.Bart. Adm. S ir John Orde Ald. Sir IL Carr Glyn. Bart. Adm. Sir R. G. Keats, G.C.B. Aid. Sir Watkin Lewes Adm. Sir C. N. Pole Ald. Sir John Perring, Bad. Ald. Scholey Adm. Sir Charles Ogle A Adm. Sir W. Young, U.C.B. Aid. Atkins Mm. Fraser kid. Birch G ener al Cartwright Aid. Bridges. M.P. G ene ral Garth Mi. Garrett General R. Grenville .mid Niagnay General Sir 11. T. ) lor, hi .P„ Aid. Christopher Smith, M.P. Sir JOHN CANIPBELL. E.C.T.S.. lion. Sec., No. 19, Henrietta -street, Cavendisit-square. Dinner at six o'clock ; tickets two guineas. The musicals ' .r the direction of Sir George Smart. IJILLINO'S LACE (of the real Point and russels fabric). 147, Stroud , near Somerset Howse. r B emoved from SOL 1 . 3 kitrind.-0. F. IILING and Co. beg to inform th e Fashionable Worl d . that they have prepared for the Season a various and extensive assortment of their PATENT in DRESSES. from three tjeiness to one hundred guineas each, setae of which, from recce improvements. they humbly presume to compare with the 'most perfect fo reign productions. Also a great variety of Veils. Scarfs. Square*. Limes, Nets, itc. of every description. This pe culiarly clear aunt transparent article hating. la the higher cir cles. superseded the use of cognises' lace. which becomes, rowel, and full of fibres on the first washing. ,the Patentees revert fully apprise the public. that the latter is frequently starched to conceal its defects, and stake It resemble Urlings Lace. which. therefore. ran only be relied alma as geneine. at their wholesale and retell establishment in London. or oi the country dealers supplied by them. Ferry article is di.- tinguished by a he with the Patentees' initials. •• ti. F. C. and C 0.." and the words. •• ilv the (late) QWer n . an . 04."—:peefmetts. showing lite superiority of Llrting%i Lime over common Lace. may be /114.41 ia keLerstann's It epo 'ltur!• IA Belle 4ssemblee. mad other faithiowahle works. " I d sway be bad (gratis) by application. post paid. to ti. F. Lriiisr sad Co.--Voustry dealers sr eptied epon the most leeotfld "eras.— Alattufactory, liastoi..!, Nottingham dire. IMPROVED GLOBES and SUPERIOR -TONED PI %NO-FORTES. Warranted. sold Wholesale and Re tail, by spacial appointment , by W. PINNOCK. 957. Ht. Clement's Church-yard, Straod.—Tho new eighteen loch Globes (the same as seed by the Kiag at Caritots-house), as well as the various smaller sites. containing Cartels Parrs l a t e Discoveries. and every ot h er Geographical and Astro nomical Improvement. made by Addison and Co.. Globe Sl a nufactarers to his Mos t Gracious Majesty George IV. are sold by special appointment, by W. Pennock. as allele who has also for sale a variety of superior-toned PIANO FORTES. warranted. consistimt of very elegant sC: o t Cabinet. and Harmonic or Cottage Piano-Fortes. Instruments are variously titled up. in mahogany or rose wood cases, at prices proportioned to the stOe of ornament. and may be depended on for superior brilliancy and se eel ness of tone. Second-hand Piano-Fortes taken in t o xchange ; good toned Recond-hand horizontal grand, be sold for 90 pi ens; and an elegant square Plano, with patent springs, for th guineas. _ OOKING GLASSES and FL KNITURE.—Seve -111 ral lance SECOND HAND PL %TES, suitable for Chimneys. Piers, and Cheeses, are now on sale, on Nelson able Terms. at Coorsa. ELLIOT. aad ctors. Comma's Wt. . 1 4b ne, s- U p h o lstery. and hooking-Olass %lanufa Bop trate-street. Withim—Nes, Glas,es furnished. as rge as 190 by 71 Inches. 130 by WI, or any less dimension la s. at very Reduced Priees.—Plate Glass for Windows. fitted in at a greater relative advantage thee Crown Glass. Noblemen. Gentlemen. Surveyor{, Proprietors of lintels and others. will and this Warehouse deaersiag attention. from its extensile Variety of the best nosteufactured Cabi net and ('hair Work, constantly on Sale, every Article be ing offered at a considerable Reductionthe country , w i thout F urn iture delivered to any part of o risk of injury ur esrace f packiag. 113 1T F. N T ECONOMICAL and UNIVERSAL I: lAMP.—This ineentios embraces every requisite to render it a domestic comfort in the more general use of Lamps instead of Candles. —The CH ANIIIIM or !SIGHT LIGHT being universally interesting to all Families. and partienlarly to many professione, may be best appreciated hy a fair co with others which are most resorted to. viz.—the Rush -light, an old serving, but it etust be eltueved • drowsy one, and totally unfit for motion ; the Was-wick. stuck upon a cork. floating in oil upon water. of more mo dern date. but must be stationary, subject tote c ork catch ing tire. breaking the g lass it fl oa ts be, cauiug a s ufbusting smell, consuming much oil. and a consiant esnse for the wick : the Patent Economical Chamber Lamp • noespense but for oil. and that at the rate of a I laifpainny only for eight or nine Hours. giving a brilliant light, always ready st the moment it is wanted, hearing any motion, and can be see dated to burn the loncest or shortest night. disappearing in the morn ing. wi hoot smoke or smell ; the Price 104. in japan sts llll4 and pm in fancy bronze. and imperial metal at Abs. The same principle applies with peculiar advan ta ge to the larger Lamps for the sliming-10112 and sideboard, upon a handsome scale. suited to the af fl uent, with elegant pedestals. at 434. to Mk.; and for the study. W write Le n a read by (Sinonshra s, the the' are y are every thing that can he w i s hed at Sbe. us iversally ap to Os.. and upon a smaller ?Leak I.its. to 3tlis. ;e t proved and patronised by Cierkal Red other Professional Gentlemen. us veer) part of the kingdom.•and for all miss or uses they are equally desirable. The Orecian Glasy4 Hang ing Lamps, for the MiliftiVie. passage. conservatory . ball. Iftc. are perfectly new in taste, and elegantly simple. from 31)a. to 144.. tee latter upuu • large scale ; in all these Lamps. the sure perfeetion resists. burning the whole even ing without trimming. requiring to be reple.sisised with cot ton oesly once in two or three months. sad an simple as to meet the esseatt..st capacity .--tiolel for the losienter. by T. PEAR I : null Co.. No.loo. opposite the front of Kt. Cle men.** Sr Strand. who, to Immure the reontation 01 these Lanqrs to se ll moose but pure anal genuiae•Sperumeesi.—N it. FAmii -114.4 or persons residing Its. or passengers to slit- gnat air West Indies. South Amerles. as.. win II ol these 1.-ur $ %Astable acquisition, being rnicuisted to burls Cocoa \ sit ()it as well us Spermaceti. Just published. primes. &l. PHI PAMPHLETEER. No. %XXVI. or Record 1. of the best Pamphlets (entire) of the day. on both sides of every ouestioa. CONTENTS: 1. Oa the aeeessity of Striking oil* Part of the Natioaal Debt. (Original.) 11. The Letters of Lord Byron, in answer to his Lord ship's Letter os the Rev. W. L. Bowlee's Strictures on the Ufe sad Writings of Pope. By the Rel. W. 111. Oa Crimiaal Jurisprudeoce, with the Draft of a New Pend Code. By J. T. B. Broamwoot, F.H.A. (Coattased Aram Sae last No.) IV. A latter to die Secretary to the Board of Agricul ture.dbe. loeply to his 'Atter to the Presiding of the Board of Trade. & c. Sy Copts& R. C. Brooortdoe. (Original.) .Oa the preeent depressed state of Agriculture. (Ori - Si VI )Sure Methods of attaining a liing and Healthful Life: with threatens of correcting • bail Constitution. Ily Lewis Corner°. (Translated from the Italian. S3d !Ult.) VII. Brief Observations on the Copy -Right Bitl ; is a Leiter to the Bishop of Norwich. (Origiaal.) VIII. Further Considerations on the Corn Question. de. (Original. continued from No. X XXIV.h reference to th e IX. On Marriage sod Divoree ; wit Pamphlet in No. XVI IV. (Original.) X. .% !Ater to land Byron. protesting against the im rnoluition of Bray, Cowper, ant Campbell, at the shrine of Pope. Printed by A. J. Valp) ; sold by Sherwood an 4 /'o.: meek. bingsbury, sod `hado ; sud all other Book sellers ; where it say be regularty. by giving a worst order. Each number on the overtire. contains ten or' 4vielve Pamphlets. thu% reducing the price of verb to shout sispeoee. The peculiar advents(' of this plan is. that it forts .an imperishable Record. of the most valuable PI Complete Sets may be had bound, or in Numbers. OB . ed. each. • Poor Numbers err published Annually. •,• This Work is particutarlc adopted for Clubs and %- %Minions. S "" ANGEL. INN, ST. STR %ND. GENEVKVINGR OFPARC EL FICE. FOR TII tVEI.I.ING 11ND ON % %ND MF.RCHANDIZE. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go Irma the above Inn: — Paris Royal Mail. rfa Do%er,Tneaday and Friday Nights. at tsetse. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail. through Godilming, Pe. ters6elll. and Portsea. eve r y Evening at a 'porter %ni past 7. an d Sunday at half past ti. On its arrival a packet l. to the Isle of Wight, to convey passe n g er, and pereels: and • Mail Coach seise' to Chichester, through Drayton. Ilaeant• Rmstrortb. he. (Ilourester Mail. through Henley. fltsford. and C at halt heitte- ham. ever) Eve nin g at a quarter-pat 7. and Sunday rid O. Doter and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chat ham. and Fererhein. every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past 6. FroatCanterbury. passengers andpar erl- are conveyed to Deal. !Margate. •Ratil4lCate. StlntiNiett, and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkston'. Sands's.. Myth,. Ditechurch. Romney. and I.ydd. !Milford Mail. through Carmarthen. I.landiand lo and HSundayaver lordliest. every evemiag at a quarter-past 7. at half-past 6. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four through Readintr. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippeoltam. every Morning at a quarter -past 8. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon at 3. Bath light Pont Coach, in two da carry fo our inside. through !Maid e nhead. Reading. Mailbor vs. to nu ba, and Melksham. Monday. Wednesday . . and Friday Turnings at A. This Cndi s chifly intended ur the acconimodation af Families a . Invalid i s, e ke. who cann f ot undergo the fatigue of smelt a distance he one day. Rrighton light P 0 0l Coach, through Reigate and Click - Geld. every 3lorming at 8. CA '.13 Tertekenhatn.Brent forSaturdalsieworth. ivory, 3loaday, Wednesday. Friday. and y. E.tMEs and l'o.. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are ! afriv and expeditiously con veyed from this Ina to every City. Town. Village. and Country Seat in the following Counties.% iz.:—Berks. Ruek.. Cornwall. Devon, Dorset. Hants. Hereford. Gloacrster. Kest. Oaten,, Somerset. Surrey, susset. Wilts. Worcester. South Wale*. all parts of' the Isle of Wi.rht. Jerry. (Otero spy. and all pulls of Prince: awl to all Parts of the North. ••• Take twice. that no tact des, glass, china, watches. plate, cash, or task notes. however small the valise, will be acrountod for, if lost or dalliesed% sof any other parcel or passeager's laggage• of more than 31. value, es:ess speellle4 as oath when delivered at the Dice and paid for neesisstituriv 4 4 4 ' Nest Post-etialses, Ate. at the shortest notice. ' .••••••••••• lesproserl Ordeal' Rest of Oise 1004/iftsest Port , Is Ten Shillings pre eitsmik tor war yaw. soot moilti) , severed by espital and ershantallgegeD;relliag Mosses, in the Kent Road, seedy opposite ware. By Mr. HINDU!. At (!areaway's Coffee-honse. 'Change Alley, rorabill, on Monday Nair. Jane 4. at twelve. In one kttt. AI.I'AIILK and Improved OROUND ItIRNT of VOne Iluntired and Fifteen PonneisTes M ngs an hilli per a num. i+seitie and payable from a ca p ital amd very sebsttial b r i c k built Dwelling ( lo use . with specious Sho Kent Ito3p and Pre mises. being Nis 7. Northampton-place. Old d. Lanett as the County CONSlllefe• 1101111 e, let on lease t, Mr. Jones. Linen -draper. for the whole anespired term. St hi Noa I 41/.. per *anent. Two newly credal elegant Imuses, b 3 and 6. adjoining. end on the west side °Otte said premises, let on a mend -rent lease to Mr. Cook. at WC per annum. than two substantial b rick built Houses. with %heir. heifig and mi the rail side of the before-mentioned pre mises, let on a ground-relit less , for the whole term te %Ir. tiler. at 31K. per sneent. The whole is held by one lease for an inspired term of A 6 sears frees Michaelmas last. at the low graved-rest of nil. les per annum yearly valve 41 , 71. The *event premiSses may be viewed 14 slays preee tine the sale, by leave of the tenants. of whew partirillers may be hail ; also of Wis. Beetbam. Esq.. Male cit yr. Freeman's-court, rornhill ;at ()areaway's Cotes tiss,,,ts 3sni at Mr. Hindle's, No. so, Chalmers -lane. ,ragehold Houle, vrith large Yard and Building (ironed. Bloomfield.. Lower Hoed, Deptford. By Mr. HINDLE, At 01f1111111y .4 Coffee Howie. 'Change Alley in, C,oneorehill, on %lost) sx Nrir, June S. at twelve. Lot, AConvenient brick built OWELLINfi-HOUSE,situ ate nearly oppositeth etilohe. Lower Road. Deptford. ig four stories high, tootling two fOOM4 on a floor, with at reviled wash-hoose, large garden, in the neeepatlogs of Mr. Wolverton. Timber Dealet, who will give immediate poi egsioo. Also gisfacient ground for two houses in front, and for seven more in the new street adjoining, estinseted yeasty value MC, held for an unexpired term of 32 real. at * ground rent of ill. leg. per aunum.—May he viewed by leave of tenant, where particular% may be had ; also at Gann way's coffee House; and at Mr. Hindle's dim hearer -lane. l' 5 ___._._-------------- . . _-.1 _iteamanrd Visitable Building Oro und antl Meadow Land.--ntamiorti Hill. • By Mr. HINDLE, 1t Oarraway's Coffee Hosse,'Change %Hey. Cornhill, on ...klosttsr bluer. Jose 4, at twelve o'clock. in one Lot, litle °Mr rent.tinintr Plot of Front BUILIMNO 4 HBOUNO, on Stam f o rd Hill. presenting a most va lue le o pportunity to any Oeitle.natt or Builder desirous of • liasing a house on that delightful spot. (the distance b•in is t . w ithin the third utile -stone from ( Anion) commandinz ft p ro t est., end the neighbotorhood of the highest respeeta bt . %. Tim groond oceupi..s a fru i tage of WI feet. and : t depth SW feet, Inelosed with a espital new brick wall. tort Meadow forsd tramediately bohind. with a right of carries... , r ay. etch) for 61 years at a ;round reut.—To be vievre.i god fartientarti had,att the Bird Cage, on Stamford Hill; at Cl a rraw,y's; and of M r giod.e. Vs. Chancer)-lane. glike ---- . ESSENCE. OP SHRIMPS. VROM the ineressinz deomnii of this lands ad soittel Nance for all suet. of Pi.th. Ike. i Wholesale Oil t ha. ituttleed the Proprietor. HENIRIf POWELL. at Iti. a nd Italian . Warehouse..l2. Nergate-street, ( w here the Trade may be supplied with this wet all other Gen.tine Mug" Picklett. &e )to retnrst his most gratefvel sectost ho tehtu se nts to the Public fo r their kind putronge. and at , game thee begs leave to acquaint them f.tat it is sold by all the Olt and Italian Warehnuse 4 in 1.43mk0n. and by ont or more reaper *grits In every town throughout till United Kingdom. I. Observe. none genuine antes. .igned "Diemen . cad and the Proprietors' seal ea the Cork. To Vierchalts. Captains. and ee1...4. 't 1. mrtientarly re. entente:Wed for sh;ppleg, as it is warra.tte.l :3 keep is a.y emote.