The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-11 00:00:00

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St. Leonard's. Coffee- finely-court, Chiswell-street, Ity Direction. of the Lae- at GLiwoots's Original O. F. Printing Olice, Rop n "ertls aP treet Y , r. BURTON, chi Tuesilay the cutors. Coventry-street. v ".t It, °utile Preoli•est Si. 'llll'o ORIGINAL PAiNTINGS, by that --- - - --- Modern aad /*me Stock of as Upm:sterer and Cabuiet st:reditch, by Order of the As- oldsmith, Coffee-house Keeper iL celebrated Artist, ( ithOßGlErkiolll.6 ND, bei* his tkrupf. Aot vtrite Ssbjects, the FARMER'S STAB • and the . SUSSEX SMUGGLERS, in the highest pest Wed- f "TO 44 Maker. SOLI) BY AUCTION, .14 comprises Mahogany somely f rarue d . By M r . D. SR InwEit—On the Premises, No. 15, Little &tends, with Cotton Furniture*. T o b e v i e w e d, by applkatio e to Mr. Barbs ., Afoll3l pre- Easichedp, Fish-sheet-bill, THIS, and two fo llowing MK ; solid %I:thug:any doublennd vials to the Sale. - - •• . Days, at eleveu o'cloch each Day, without the least re- ~~' . .•.• *. 4 14 ~., NO. 1182. , ROYAL .SME.OII OF EDUC.4TIOY.' _ 1 SALES BY 113POOKS printed rer tits Via err dCifeeLi, JL-P conducted fin J. lAneseoleesOrlgissdilial M Tains. are ,0 (firmed, ihst nnc Book et fee kind will Wile for MO Children. J. LANCASTER'S NLIV-1114 YkNTRif) SPELLINCI BOOK. 4s. • Furniture and Effects, Stock nt die. large I-on-botind Liquer • Bottles, Cella. - -Impleanetv Shoreditch.—By Mr Ic2th hat. and ttilorriny, Leonard's 4Cuffee.house, Shorediteb, signet.* of Mr. Thomas Goldsmith, and Wine Merchant. • nal& r FURNITUar I Fire-post and Teat Red. Feather Heidi and clean Redding. _ .nogsmy u. single Chests Drawer., Wash-hand Stead, Pier and Dresehlg Mises, Mahogan. Dining, Parlour, end-Pembroke Vables, Mahogany Oiautr , Psrlonr, and Chamber Chairs, hishogaap. Anifo,Capes, *Cassels and likidermineter Carpet., Kitchen Regiaisitsw and i'..lfeets. Also; One, Two, Tome, laandeed tran-buand k gr Vats and Caiitte, • anatalt- and L 'Moat Beeman .variims Cellar raPlei•euths he Cans, Pewter Win- and Beer Mr:mires. The Stn.* comprises Port, Sheri-, Mountain. and Lishon Wines; M aimed, Shrub, Pepper;itint, Cherry Brandy, and other Cat dials; Brand, Rum, and Gin ; Porter, Ale, &c. To be stewed oa6 Day prier to' the S:tle, and Catalogues nla, be had on the Premises; of Mr. Chivalry, Solicitor, Mirk-Igoe I sad of Mr. Burton, ft, Cornbill. QICiATINO ditto, EW-INVENTED ttrryim. OF AirrIIMETIC; 161: • ' DIOTATING 4100. It 11111-..... •: 4 .: Fll tfiAIInriIICRIPTURIC I NSTtEJCTW WNS. gi. - ~ - 15, Little following Day. without the least re serve Stock eontigts of very eicellont and AL tasty Furaimse. viz. sir four-post hOsteads with ele gant (+lute-patient furstiOare‘ lined and triaged, goose mud down 'bordered sendirsed Wo, straw indliosses and mat- Istanutik 11444i1e5. ius a& emsti4up And stitsMesi furaitarbs, andleiktble br , ten iets of limbo gutsy dining -rood and parlour titian With sofas to watch, ,tree sets of dieing Mild-, pedrstai 'larboard, card tahies mid Pro•hroke ditto to match, fifer elevate BrINMCI% Turkey, and h 411nrntianer carpem, VeZiallS dimensions, stak car peting and hearth .rar, French drawing-ritum window car- Mins, pier eaten nitrrun , ;sad chimney dit to,' wardrobes, secretaries an 4 boLltrives, forty pieces of furniture cotton, tea caddies, e t rt-day clock in wialsogimy rase , tine print%, tphle, tea, a coffee sees ices, about six chaldrou of coals, t The Whole may be viewed the Mondry of each Day's ; and Catalogues had On the Premises; nrittue-% ard sbmr, Gratvehunit-street ; Nun Tavern. Itastcheap; cof the Auctioneer, Newiegion. r. Skinner respectfully inforolis the Public, the whole of the above Effects must be sold st Khan may Reserve. M . Wert* NPR NS, 14: MY BOLL, a beautifal Perla, 4.lllehardsatai Alto, ?INSTRCTIONS "PM% Of 4% SOCIETY FOR THE EST ELIAIIMENT* or - A SCHOOL. OR qt:llotiLS, t H.PNTRI"fOSINS, ou ibeßritiA Slsteot of Mocatbni, Is„ THE LINGUIST or. Literate Amusement ennsistirag of about fltIJ Sinall Cards, %vten-by n. Field vof Clolldreo may acquire a Knowledge of thr prisalipal IV , irds in the French Linguagr, in a short iiine ' A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the Plans of Dr. BELL and J. LANCASTER. byJ. Fos I*. 6d. FRUITS OF CHRISTI AN !LYE ; Letter to the So •Elety af Friends ' called Wakens.. HINTS AND DIREC fIONS FOR BUILOINO AND FITTING UP SCHOOL-ROOMS with economy aad convenience, dy J. L. Is. ed. ADDRESS TO TEACHERS AND FRIENDS OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS ' by J. L. Is. 6d. ACCOUNT OF A REMARKABLE INSTITUTION' AT PARIS, with a few Queries to Dr. Belt, by J. Lan caster, Is. _ _ . , Lease, genteel II wrieeltokl-Ferniture and I' Wet- ts, Salter's Mall court, Swithin's-lane.—lly Mr. BU It mi., NI Merida., the 21st Instant, at Llesen, on the Premises, No. SAter's Hall-enort. t r IIE- g entsel ITOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 and EFtECTS, comprising capital Farr-post and Canopy-top.Red.teads, with rich Callao and Dimity Fund tore% prime Feather Beds aad clean Reddiug, Mahogany "Commode Chests of Drawers, Comer Wa.li-iiand stand.,, Dining. Room anti Chamber Clain, Pier and 1/roc.ing Glasses, klahnitanv Dieing awl Pembroke Tables, Carpets, Kitchen itrqui,iiti awl various Effects. viewed une *day prior to the Sale. Catalogues bad on titi• Premkro, and or r. r'oriii•; 9 9 • At Pm% A REPORT OF THE SYS rt.m OF FF.v ALE EnU CATION, Nein:ling the new %hirer in which '.Needle-work Is tas s els It the Free Sehnol, ISnennelt-land. Ili PRO V FAILN TS IN ED CAT 10 the Abridp 'nen' of I)ittn. Nln,y be bad at the Free Schnol, fiorough-rnal ; Wm. Car !ton, Ludgate-stetet; I)art..ut and Harvey. ..r cechur. h street ; and all oilier 11.rolorller- in Town or t'..uairv. WHAT DO YOU W VNT ? T IfF origioal Gram! THP A TRIC MEDAL_ LION, k now no S3le nt Hathway's NesvApaper Office, Royal Excliange, arid may be bail either Plain or IHuutited. YORICK WILSON'S FARRIERY. This day sta• published, harbleumsely printed hi Roval EL*. teem, Price*. AL In eaten honr‘, or 4.. neatly bowed in red. GE.Nrri.rATAN'S VETERINARY 11 NIONITOR nod ST A 111. r (WIDE i a concise Twit tiw nn the VA ItIOOS Iir".ASES OF HOR/lbS, their Symptour4, and uso4 humane method of Care; calculated cn Ott , Permons to form an accurate je Semen, ~f the .races .t their nwn Horses. an I to apply 'proper ll't - ediaa without Cae asvitzlice of a Farrier t with useful Oateryn. final on tie (treed* and Training f Colts; Hints Iv, the INfrOftwor.is of fln.seti; vnceft) . D.reetintis fair Riding-and wag a.florae no a Jotirtir . ; latthle Management, ate. 4c. R. YORICK WILSON, Veteriretr% Surgeon. Lemhigt.m. near W • - • ••• 14 Kingdom. ic Kingdom. ill the • In the Preg mid (peedilt will he pithliylied. rrra in lIENRY CLI:siE, Esq. nn I)efertivr lit-velum-merits of the Haman Faeultieli. 'Mental and Moral, as ttrli tr; Organic and Cisoqittltiooll and on the Treatment of 'lmpediments of Speech, with a Sketch ratite ProAreve anal Object or the Institution for the Cure of Impedinreat‘, Imisloyearmat of Oratory, roul.-Pre pnrstion of Yotit'd for the higher dvp utmost, of Active and Public Life. Br JOIN Prnfevor of the Arieore al. I Practice u. rloention. To he Sold by Messrs.. Arch ' of whom may be had, (erica is.) Mr. T.'s Hasse out 'Teem. of lostructi,i to private and to IMmestie Putiils, and of Comultation Advice in Ones of Anaemia, &r or, Price eta. togther with the Introductory l)iremarse. Oration, dr. Also, Price It/a. Sr lectihm wad Original Articles far Exerciser, he. MISS *SMITH'S NLW ROMANCE, • MR. LAMBIiI Dina, Ite• &r. • ' Speetiily will be publftbed. is 3 vols. Prite .1 1 . ALES or RKA L LEFE, formink a Sequel to the Tales of FaCti , rstable Life. By Mao %ORLI!. Primed fqr Ciaborn, Public Library, Conduit-street. • Of ivhnia ata'y br !tad,ittst published, 1,. TME CA* kw.; 01 ARRAIIBN. - 'he Banditti of the 14 7, or anisincr. fly M IRS B%lll' 11. 4 Inks. 11. Y. CELIA surrco, or The Rival Ileirese-s, compris ing new Stmt.:n.7: ut Ander* Female Ht it and Hamer. 1.1e141111 nowt Marais, 2 volA..iih. • 3. CA BOLIN OfthitillY ,or the Real Lacings, a Walt. for Jbe Emirate See. ss. 4. ROSA LONDON, bj the Author or the Teens Mother. 4 vob. £l.2s. • 5. THE 14 IiSTERIES of FERNEY CASTLE. a Ro nettore. 14v ( . 1. LAM BE. Esq. 4 yolk Xi. Si. .1- t • -..-----, IC 1'AT11141,4.1911D R 11111 , ROYAL .111 GRIS LSO THIL PRINk R OF WALES. . , New lekemileL—A • Pliennmenon iu the Jirin, sof ettcatift Public iltilitY. .. i J. 1% IG . CE"S celebrated 'AI A G NI.; ['IC RA: J, RH . Zeill TA lILLT.—The iihnm'e. which has hewn deem. td by some of our first-rate Mechavirs au inuiluali4 ina prorrownt in the Arts, wilt he admitted ( y those who have prbfi-sirmally studied every expedient for roducing theist* nieacute edge) in possess powers Cu supe ' env. preerdeut discovery, fur sharpening Baton &pink prie.cipies decisively unerriug, simple, elbcieus, nod . qf assured suciesa, cambia iog the Propenle • of a How, for which H is a omissible amid superior solhtitute, always .ietiag equally, re;quiribe on nil, or any other iluid, to give it wiled ; also superseiNag t h e use, of an elastic strop, to which it is diametrically o pp o si te in principle, and infinitely superior. It Is not liable to want repair,• even in the twist intemperate ellen*. ia cleanly is its we, Irving MO f ail upass the ni2ol. and produces a most acute iyagt..!.ir edge, similar to the effect of a bow, differing only la its briar mach hoer and more acutely regular, thereby ad mitting inn position of the Razor, &Whig Ibe operation of has ittg, to be laid nearly eat, or parallel-with the skin, con sequently obviating the danger of cutting the face, an accident very common, arising front the inaccurate edge produced by the general the of a.. elastic strop, which renders it ncressary to elevate the back of the Razor umofety. l'hi. Tahlet elan' preserves and c'ei lours the Ra , •or's edge lathe most acutertaid scientific !:ate of Goisit--ia fact, by its molar use, it Would be us impossible to produce a round edge (ur ia more familiar terms, with three who are much accastomed to use an elastic strop, a blunt ode), us it would tw impossill-, by the appli t :dim) of au ehn.tic surface, tootitaio an actor :I it edge ; one mmate's inspectitm of this invention will pro‘r to the mew in credulous, beyond the possibility of a doubt, the extraordi nary and iiesti.thle aril it priidtiCes on a Razor; and al titnagh it act , : in n ,nest drcisiye way upon its edge, the may lied( serfave does not herniae in the feast diminished ; there fore the dl 'sage' roble operation of spreu,tiog on a sea rum prrAion i , ;:voide.i . : the simple anti untie. i. 4 ling mode of u•- ti this *; ililrt, assures its most successful applicatina, and it will be sound iitirtiAtlarly desirable In thew who ha v e not cumenit on acre-4 iu Cutler, ; it is coonosidimisly portable, it. surf cis is a de the level, stud its externaluppearance puni est ,rl tunque. • Said b . J. T. It 4,7 e, the inventor and !ilanlifacbrrer, at his or,rehouses. No. b.!, rhearitte, and Nu. ,2, Park-street, 44 * stetior• , quare ; and li . ivgularly appointed ngeats in every cry and t..os, in Ira. Liitlt...l K mad till. la order to protect 'a.; rdblie from deeeptinn, each TO bkt will he si,lll ri it 11 I .tt. PrOprietar . s S 1411;lt . 1:0. John Tbe• ." liii‘e, tad nuto';'•:c.l is red isni.---I'rice it. MI. . • Fimbury Rep.ai)ory —3-Acetic-fit Stabling, Ride, nwt-., imuu dr.—By Mr. BURTON . , no Friday the 151 h 1 alt. at 13, ia Lot', by Direction of the Executors of Mr. /In% A Singularly desirable LE AS EHOI. D' /1L ESTATE, iticludiay, that lunch-boom, and respectable Nlart for the Sale of Humes and Carriages, distinguoihed as the Finsbury Repneitarv i with very superior well-farined Stables for Horses inten ded for Sale. Alm a comfortable Dwelling-bouse and flule.yard. moat eligibly situate to cone duct a similar rowers) with great Facility nod Advantage, j Iwing in White -street, Little Moordelds. Also Pre oasis tit watc in Rope-m titer's-street, Fiasburv, cantainiti! Stliblieg ' for 13 Hanes, standing fur two Carriages, and a Yard. •To be vi'..wed tea Liss s previous to the Sole, whoa desTrip tite Particulars amy be had no the Premises ; at Gams. , way's and et Mt. Barbs, U. Coralsill. Tn . Livery Stalk-keepers and Others.—Well-frequeoted Tale" .Littir-Menrieeb, with immediate Posscsaiiin.— By Mr.. BURTON, un Friday the 13th Instant, at 11. at CestrrawaN't., by Directlom of the Exenitors of Mr. Hull, relit; Tameable LEASE of - an old and well elauhlitbed LIVIt&V-STAALF, admirably situated ; in n. Pile Ma ;Acids aid I-alley adjoioinA. Tate Pretni fie e, ; are rn% , particularly convenient, eadeal=o command a nowt eaten.ive and respectable Trade, having money and nod accommodation, by separate Stalls, fur 81 Nurses (pi incipallv Brick-huilt), with suitable flay and Cora L.tfts user, film double wising* Conch nod Chaise-hatnes; a wan -ervaisea Sireptog-room,Sad.sle-Romu, a Water-yard, a Compting-hatt.e, with three Sleepiag Roams aver. Also a House at the Bottom of the Yard, now in the Oreupation of Mr. Webb, 'fennel at Will. The Whole held on Lease fur nine Years, at a moderate Rent. TO he viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises ; of 1/ruee, Esq. I:tinker...square; at Garruway's ; and or Mr. Marten, `2 4 Carnhill. Artillery-court, Fimbury.—e. Mr. BUICIIIN, on Friday tae lath iu.tant, at 12, at Giarrawat,'l, by Direction ut the I.secutors of Mr. 1411, rilkp very ectirable LEASE, with • immediate ossession, of a comfortable Brick D‘VEI.LING- H 011131.. recemly put into meet complete Repair at a mei dentate Expelee, situ.ste too emboaniad the Artil lery Groutiott, in a respectable .Neighh.iuriessod, being No. 4, • Arlillert -court, fnistrell-strert. Tnr Pieruivs 'awhile a Coni F 194, sit Chambers, Dretsing-room, Detwing-reeat, liseapto.rolono, liroaistast.parlour, Han, two Kiiche mo , rt eeltt arched Witte Vaults, res.l pdvosl Yard. These desir iiilitellrensiseizrre held on Lel.. ctl n onooolro.ele Itent. To be viewed. nog Particulars bad on the Premien; of prime_ km" Solicitoo., litlliger- square ;•at Garra way's: iad of !qr. bierton, te.!. •orotoll. . Valuable r teehold.Dwollinkhowes, aud Fel!monger's Yard and Premises, i!ter , tclary.—ity Mr. BURTON, on 'Friday the 15th in-t. at 11, at Garrn way's, in i Lots, by Direction of the Executors. valuabia.arml very dehirable FREE. Xi 'Hot gsTl . Crit, ec. o.prising a spurious Fellusintger's 'Yard, Wit re qui.ite fluildrucs, situate in liermotici:ey-street. Aho font tabanatill well-N.llf Brick 1/wellistg.honseg, situ ate os. 98, 5P,131, and bit lit-rmondsey-street ; and three dit:a Dwelling-homes sitoiste in (gateway adjoining. Past v n Lasses, the Remainder let to Trassas at Will. The Whole to b. viewrd !by leave of the Tenants ; tai Particulnn bad on the ritspertivit Premises ; at Garrnway't and of Mr. Horton, a, CorsMl. ' Site t;hasna in i Loadin Floor Consiminv —Br Mr. BUR TON', sr Ftiday, the Lill Mt. at' rwelee &chick, at Gar -1114% 'S i eirfogle Lelk I, Direction of the liaecotors of .I•E't Wrap elf deceased. Esqdeceased.gie lit TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS ORIGI NAL SHARES in the LONDON FLOUR COM PANY, of which is paid upon theta. Printed Particulars bad ut Smitle• Cirffee.hnalle, Corn- Bsehaage ; at Osrraway's; and of Mr. llamas, 62, Cora- Valstah'o. F.Maies, South Lasttheth and Vaathall, Lund- fate itedekm44-21y Mr. BURTON , on Friday, the 15th la. pant, at 12, at Garraway's, in Light Lute. LOt I.A Valuable and truly desirable LEASE. MOLD RESIDENCE, with C.narh Howie excellent two-stall Stable, Garden, dtc. situate opposite Sir Charles Illickes, South Loathed)* held on Lease for 89 years, P . at a „ round rest of Ten Guineas per annum. Lots 3,4, nod 5, rompris• Veer Rrick-built Dwelling Homes, situate in the preferable part of Mein-mreet. strarly adjoining Lot 1 ; let to tessaals at tt ill, at rents astmentiax to £llO per annumi ' • held on Lease for It years, aflow trowel rents. Laub 6.7, and comprise Three trick DwellMg Houses, situate in Ander son's-walk, Princes-street. Vans's:all, lot us tenants at will. at rents amaaming to £73 Mt. per annum ; held na Lease for 90 dears, at low grand rents. The Lund-Tax of the whole Redeemed. T i be viewed,.and Particulars had nn the respective Pre mises; at Oarrawity's; and of Mr. Horton, tit, Corn hill. Totteeham.—Brick-Barth and Budding4round.—Laud-Tal , Redemued.—To be RE-40LI), by Mr. BURTON, an Frida), the 15ttt I mutat, a. f else o'clock, al tkirrawavia. in Two Lots (the former Purchaser Out having completed Ms Cnntract), AValuable and very improvable COPYHOLD ESTATE. comprising Seem Acres nod itlioefeeto Perches, more or less, of Grass which k valuable Brick Earth, ndsantagents4V ' l n t l at Tintentiam High 'Crow. near the Plough lad. tt I preen tied, front the t demand fielsousrs in this situatom, iii•rether withthe NI wan tate rif :kirk Lnreti en the !pot. i• it he grentl* To he viewed, 11::41 Parris:al its had at in Neagh lung, near the ground; at the Bell, liduontor; of Meson. Omani and tirea‘ry, Solicitors ; A Ciarrais.r..!•; ant (On r. tlurl n, a., Ciurttitih. to Rep Factors, Merchants, and Other..-6‘ii.o coinitio ' • Mow and substantial Warehouses, capable if eatestin4w 9030 Oaf,. and 'Pockets of linps. , --B r y Mr. MURTO/F, • on Friday, Amatory PI, at Twelves at Garraway's, Direction of the Proprietors. • Tlflt 1:E spacious and very superior recently erected brick-huitt WAREHOUSER. of large Di mensiciat, each containing Five Floor, otadruiroble prepor that, several of %bleb are about NV fret in length, luny, perfectly dry, oteersigs4y asaseued, won tbubered, and cal culated to carry nnyne,ight, loasisloable and trulyadvauta germs situation, being on SI, 51tiet's Botough, called Kentish-buildings, oferhig a Rn d @lar opportunity to a tip- Mereh int or Factor. nad to many other& whose .ColiCernS re quire Warehouses of great extent aid situation of the lip.t iloportatice. • %Lei to 00eslith houses and three-suit, Stildt:, %err' stint:tunas.: .the Ware haute* are capable of bousingwitb-perfert .ease,,:atatut 'Oka hags and pockets of flops each, and will be volt hi ~ pares" lots; :sre !mid for an unexpired term pf about '6O )ears,•Ll4 . . Oland rent. To be viewed till the Sale. Descriptive Partisellta-teac• be had at the Three 'rm. R..rott i ch g at Garr:May% .sad If Ms. .134041wiikklme- • • . Borougli.—Capitid with stsicumve *ace-- howses.—By .fir . - 471Vagiciday* ,taalwri 111 at flarcisway's,* THOSE very desirable LEASERCILD lIfISES, includinfc n'Coaffortable DvreHiq linage, witbertenthe very entunsonding Front • Minp, Ind !widow Warehouses tt , ljoinitic, roost elOhly situated for soy rerai or wholesale euocerit, befog N0291:* - St: Nlarprees-bill, the preferable part ofs:w Bscrough, where, 'from the peculiar . I.real nthantases, business mny he cooducted with great fa cility mid profit. These desirable Premises are held for the low term of upwards of Fifty Years, at a very lute GRIMM To be viewed 11 Jays previous to the Sale, when descrip tive Particulars may be bnd on the Premiere; at the Three Tuns Tavern, 800 uch; nt Garraway's and Pnyd', todie hauses ; and of Mr. Wirt In, Cnrnhill Freehold Premises, Thames-street.—B% Mr. OUR. COM, au Wednesdny, this 12th of Jtinuar•. 14:110, nt 1.9 at Garra way's. by Dlrartion of the ii,secatrix of CaI..JAMES, • deceased, A N ' prwerble F LE EiIOILD• ESTAT F., com prising a. Brick Dwelling /esse e three stories Mill, and LelluriiK. sitoate near Tower Dock. Lower Thames street, DOW in the uccapstion of Mr. Court, tenant nt will. To he viewed, by leave of the truant, ;4 days previous to the Sale, when descriptive Partiettlnts may loe Wad no the Premises; at Garraway'st and of Mr. Horton, Corchill. '"II. PORTSMOUTH HA R U It. This Dav was published, • Prier 9s. 6d. A LETTER TO INHABITANTS OF ti GOSPORT. Ry GEORGE MORSS JUICES. Em. Os the untitled of the SUIT now proding in the Court of *, Synergism between the CROWN and the PROPIt lE TORS of the MUD kvtins tout RUII.DIv:iS on the OOSPORT SHORE of PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR. printo ror William Johnson, Gosport; and sold by the Booktellets in Town nod Geometry. • •OX FORD Op IifiCELLO RSIT 10. " This Deis was piblishelio Neatly dose sp,lis issirds. 'wish phir_o! tapir Wo• Price 4s. GI. • TITS POPISH DIVAN ; or, Political &m -ilitia& A Satirical Pohl. Inscribed to the Uni whir, of Othrd, and thr srAale People of England. • Hy I,lt I Titles sow Hirt we renounce, and iiiinging style, he Prinees of Hell? for so the pupulair vote Inclines. re relgo is worth asishilion, thoogS in Hell. Ibid. Sine of a any. fast hon) - ant in the Flood, Then number'd with Cie Puppies it the Med. • Pore. OZIr In thii Poem are developed . some import:int secrets respectinx the virus and with"; of the Grenvillites, aad the advocates of Popery. I'rintrd for C. Chapple. 6S, WTURVEK, Proprietor of - :11%. LUCKY • OFFICE, No.l, Skinnerdenret. Corner sit Fleet- market. musty Years Manager. of the Cancer:a • ; tae de rrared S , r .1: Branseumh, bap to inform tire Poinic and his Fro..nd., he has cionTlOni•erf &nines§ 0;1 bisru ern Arroute. and it i• Mir to presume that he is now Railing Rirndar forti nate Tickets And Shares, these he 101 l .0 •sib late /Levi. dence, 98, Haymarket. l'oe 'negro( •;tate Lister% Iran the new plan, consisting of only Five Thousand .nrirbers, with Five Thousand Prises, and L'urty Capitals. being eight more than the lust t mitanted. All to be drawn in one day, and that day eddy a few week, hence. Ohterve.—lt IR the sane levity W. Toßfrn , of the Li censedttniekteState- Lottery Mike. Nn. 1. Skinner-lower; "t in said t ile Shams of .itse fullnalus Gairit4l Prim keittle Lotteries for 1907 indl'llOft The only Prise of •••• 44114,10 • Prises or e S.OOO • 9 Prises of • 10000 l 10 ..... I,o'lo 9 3040.10 110 1 - . Ste. &r /tr. And Ole (*and Prize of One. Tifmningn4 tirice4g, which 1 pro.liseoi £24.;65 II! BesMe* inuhtents, • A 4,I;O'JJ and 0141,i1J0 Pr; :is in precedint )eitS; ...?•••• SPORTING . INTELLIGE*E. The disease in horses, usually termed " broken mind," is divided into three stages, " the Mud pan —the Roarer—and the Broken Winded. A Mown ntare, in the firm stage of this disease, was lately matched, to trot 10 tulles within as bour ; attd to be road by a Gintlrman, said to be extensively concerned in the linen trade. As the animal, nal generally known to be " touched," and the Jockey who rode near 11 stone, was unaccustomed to that species of exer cise, the bets ran against the " Musician." go little indeed, was the &pestilence placed on the . Muxiciaa4 or the Jockey, that a Gentletuan, ce cbritanl, as We. understand, for pedestrian feats, proposed to attend the performance on feet. We are.unacquainted, even with the -names of the parties to the match,' but, from the appear ance of the pedestrian gentleman, we might have been Itardssued fur exclaiming, in the words of Olt hire to the crab—" Yoe way by i runner, tirindon't looielib) one." The powers of the an in this *fashionable line of modern I'*reqdently displayed, in *X manner dal had stir - : prised his herwees. 'The match drew _ together, a considerable num. her of spectators, on . ThursJay last, at the Horse and Groom, near Streatham, from the mile-stono otter which, the " Musician" started, exactly at two o'clock ; boat_ to the groat inortific.itiow of the speetaiors, the pedcstriin, declined aceompa. flying them, itt consequence of the extreme wet. nes' of the The odds at starting increased, on seeing how reluctantly the mare took to the roughtieu of the grodnii. " Bat finding 'non a smanther road, " Beneath her well-blIt;c1 feet, " The soorting beast began to trnt, • "it hid' gaxd hint In Ms seat." The perfumeries , of the four miles out on the Croydon road soniewhst changed the bets, and the return was in pretty good style, for although the . mare, made rather more ' 6 music" than might have been wi , hed, it was evident, at the end of the Bth mile, that bill) had the match hollow—if the rider • could but continuo th• exertion. The road was, to be sire, in a dreadful plight—arid " There he threw the washabest, " On bath Aloof the way, • " Jest like auto a trundling mop, " Ora wild goose, at play." • On arriving at the Hope and Groom (on the return), the rider chewed symptoms of a " white feather," he was immoderately heated, his face looking like the Red Lion at Brantford, and it be_ gin to be feared that he could not sit the remaining 2 miles, The persuasions, however, and l'smon strances, of his friends, backed by• a hint of 1" indorsement," in the event of his giving in, iw duced a perseverance in the effort, so • "• Away west (alpha, out of bresih, " And Eons agaiist Ail will -" 0 And.tho 10 miles, were accomplished in 52 mi. notes. De wager •was only for 20 guineas, but the : h e ti stere considerable. The Gentleman wisu pro posed' tit irecomitany them on foot, is said t*kaeo uflered &a go user the saw , toviind Kith the" mu. sit 1111,"„ etkul hundred, play or pay, within the eeeteix mouths. On via :Wortley atovnin., th e lette r -bags, with the 'letters from Dunstabfe., " .L.uton, and ti.igh'on Buz. seami,ln Iletlfordshire, were lost by the guard, be twavan Islinglop and the Post.otEce. -Otte uf the weights of the tour% cluck in 1 11 . - , steeple uf Berwick (of about 3 cwt.) op . ,; ( f enir f e ll (I,,wti oar Wednesday' fest, at!4...kicesl it, way. 70 or SO feet, through twql ll ^jri. of great thick ness into the bell loft bvsi: J u - ,' John L:ntj) , ku..."'cionian; %rt.. tried at the Old Belles no.'2farday, fur itibbitti Anne Wilcot, the ore seaman on board tate of lii, Maje.ty s . Web, of a bundle cutitainini Mink notes to a cuoasderable amount, and other property. lie wa• acquitted of the capital part of indict nent, bat found guilty of being op acctasary after th e etr e ilee. The poor woman excited great sym_ peaky w•Court by her musleat demeanour. She was ameepinird by two infant children. ~, LEASEHOLD PREMISES, Bro.nley, Mr. BURTON, en Friday, the nth Instant, at at Germany% by Direction of the Executrix of Mr. RO BERT 'WRENS, deceased. A Very improvable LEASEIIOLD ESTATE, ciimprising ale* DWELLING-HOUSE, a smaller, Mtn, Garden, and Yeti, situate on DRAPER'S-HILL, in the Parish of St. Letosard, Bromley. Middlesev. The Pre- , misers occupy a large pint of ground, and contain a large room.. Dweil.:g-house with Yard sad back Others. and a small with three Rooms and Gardeu nearly adjoining, i now In the occupetiois of senentsat will ; held no lense from , 51iehaeliwas, uta, far4l year?, at the very low rent of _Eli per 1.11111:11111. To he viewed ten days prior to the sale, when Particulars may be bed on the Premises ; at Garraway's ; ;toil of Mr. Bonne, 62. Cornhill. -1 Fi l y.hory Repository —E‘rellem Stabling, Ride, 8: Owe-Wog-I c.-11/ BURTON, Mr. an Friday the 15th hail. . Genuine Nettsehnld Furniture, Ninths's, and Meets. Pins burv.--By Mr. BURTON, en NOPIIIIIY. the Ilith instant, at Eleven, on the Premises. 4, lkstillery-court, Cbiaise lt street, rosbory-,qtirr, by Disttetbiller the Exerator.. LL tOis mintsine ‘.) • YURNl ittitElerts of Ilfr. Hell. dee e d.. romp ttlu Fatty - put and Tent Bedsteads, with Cotton FernitureN Featbec Beds, Blankets, Couiiierpaites, Mattrasies, and Palliases, Mahogany Dou ble and Single Chests of Draweis. Bison Maude, Drewiag Tables and Glames. Mahogany Dieing, Card, and Pembroke Tables. Bureau, Dining, Parlour, and Chandler Chairs. Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, Carpet., Kitcitea Re quisites and Effects. To be viewed. and Catalogers had the Saint*? reviler' to the Sale oo the Pretnitrs; of Druee, cktlicitor, Rinker-square; aad of Mr. Berton, ez, hi... A : I; 1 11,1 i. ~iJ