The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-03 00:00:00

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"Soling preceding Owe entssoi i i ri e be t e dui TUE APPREN TICE. Into totbsi wittois of artillery distill ' ' 't ' ' . , . 1 .4 : Sect.nd Price 2s. 64.-int. yr. 6d. : Second , , fitir.. ' oZi. -:'.. ' • , . ieLv. f :•itllt , i.,7 , I, :.): . evening also there shall , liar it SO& . ver (gallery, Sk. ; Second Price, 11.-Upper ! lip -cad Price. tid. trill i tte he eight Theatre% sad at the Olyet, . , rill LOYAL. WY KNT.GAMORN. ' 1 • EVENING, May 3 will) _r__. - I , - .7l l . 4iiitig of ' atet of the antnnce of th I , ; Id • e port•riorti. Mtn ' . 1 " shall iiii• hoes of artillery at sit ND CLARISSA. . erbese selleillkbell be repeated on the are . • -.' ill he add. d, ' * .1 4 111 1 ringat. Oil' bartvier.i . on his arrifai tit tkei ~ Specitiele. calked N irio“ a te his eeriest et the . !wineries, aid . • IrOts . . h.LASR A DE; , it • ening.. . . :-, the • I '• t happ i ness o f th 4 1 to the glory and ' 0HL1V10N...... Ist live o'clock, to he. ' 1ir1... 1 A shall be raised at the Wirier of St. c Nth Mialiskieincras agree aiesminga, '• ' ' .44, I• • I ph 4 1 1 . „ • ~ . Aspaturtuiseads taikaillol4 - . • - -: - 41 -"AtAi t alu al-Pa . . 'll)Taoed "mitVir - this widnittnewt, as well is t Pre ..._. . Ai the Calonsteree - Iteass.. Tress N eivit».,._ - Pub-, cAdimmat thi Mt- 4 %M . :- sirW , :1141161 .- • 44 .I.!i' iv an 4.85 emitted on this august day, will execute, ! 1 c", re, l - AO for Salt k -*sem Charehes tad ~ . *teeth wog •!: • • 94 the artivel l oi the Kist& and during his pro g ra m, 4re . t t9 ri P ti l Rev. Dr. R Set . ..• \nt, is Seid 1 CloPrillaf e t7lrt III:V.. the lit! of " tee Henri IV." " lao peal on To . ---: • - • I tart•beli i ttga moop y aCh , :3l, Rre:-. C°llege Mira, . u' Maw," &c . Ind lathe airs dee, to the French. i „,Greit. Dr. (iodation ' .13a101. i c 11 curl, Rev. su Co lidt llege y C saas hapel f. col a:. • 1 :11 , eSiluniciiral Body, having at its head the Pre- ! t hese _ __ al° 0 Mr * 80 " ' tit'l a bA d • ' fait Irby presides, will proceed iv the barrier of St. • signs ° C: let • • . • ‘tii. '• lit intift r . .Ora ßlini. bots . 910 ty 1 1 0 ,,, %As. W. t wend * . to wait there to compliment the Meg, and , Count 6 ~ , ding the Aatlinatoo ditto, Roe. /Wow Chaps% *key. 36 11 btr.Yases , A __ 11L25.3d. 1 present T to him the keys of the city‘ . Ne t u h f e are twe Int ... A. Love i . be Municipal Body will 4 attended by detach-1 of rit -: • minima ditto, Rev. - Conspkell- steed Cat '. Moolbet O. 6s. 64. pd. arr. Mr. Killen 17 8t ; Mint, of the National Guard, on foot and on horse.; erected in se High Church. Gurbal's ditto, Rev. back. I 4. 'Amtrak 'roe- Mr. MiLean 32 0 i The remainder of the National Guard , the are- . .-T" h ° stat" t A. • 33‘. 14, 6d. Albion-street ditto, 1 T tit h ud is e sta th t a u9 t.TS Rey-. Or, Rer. Mr , Wardlaw S 1 11 1 nadiers,. acrd the Chasseure, will form th line teem P.' ' • 1371.17 r. mi. Episcopal ditto, Rev. 35 1 51 the barrier of St. Derillto the Thuilleries is all the 1 0 Ditto, Mt. Routtedge r ) ;not be drichis am lor, John-Areer ditto,Rev. streets through which the King passes. , ing. It is tit . , 70 0 Mr. Wst,".• .0 I! irhs p ro cession (in the order , established by the , he ,t, 120 0 fli G te :“ E reet wieg ditte ' R "' 671. Ls : Malta of -thee Ceremonies) will put itself In order ; co lours an d 'e m xi ---- i e to _descend the Fauhourg St. Denis. I with Madame t that a great net el i i*d. 1 The houses of that street, and of all those through is i from the differcn, asa p whit* the procession passes, will be ornamented with at ' / March 14. J. Weatherley 2 0 tapestry, flowers, and garlands. ; will be let loose, t news of ae 'eons Isdiuhurati end ' The gate of St. Denis will be decorated with tro- 1 t he h appy if ••• !ticket,. Ith re- XVIII. into his cal . Ise a pines, escutcheons, and crowns. The inscription on . were of Michel- . the Nils will be replaced, and also all the emblems The preparations t after a Sir- i at Notre Dame are , i in hawser of Louis XIV. * • Rev. H. . , I 11.75. 4d. 1 The procession will continue by the Rue St. Denis . rapidity. Tribunera 7 smith, Poore, .to the Marche des Innocens l which will be decorated for the reception of pe $f 4 Co. Wet with garlands and flowers. the King , and f o r the , le • -r- L The King will give permission, that, according to l of the Court, Princes, , 0,.. Zs. ed. ancient usage, the Dames de to Haile shall be admit- bassadors. It appears, Y ted to offer him their good wishes and bouquets. •to the custom adopted by II - •k 1 1 0 The procession will pass .by l'Apport Paris, the be seated on a plain thro, i ' fount* of which will he ornamented with flowers ; . choir, and in front of a de e .. it will then pass by le Pont au Change le Marche pended from the cieling. ; ‘a Pears, and will proceed to the Cathedral,l pas- APRIL 29.—The King s, e '• by the Rues de la Lanterne, de la Juiverie, du . 26th. his Majesty left tha e . he Pale. and Notre Dative. i Abbeville, where he passed t a 4. , will be a solemn Te Deism and Thanks . i Yesterday the King went from I . the Cathedral, which will be arranged ; and h is Ma j est y will arrive tit w f l' .. the 'Ainfintiet; attotils"greetimbpassla. - .1.T. 1 1jc..h. t!i4,lol4lfoualt_divit, o . ... . • inhabitants. `France. . .1 • '3mony of Te •Donst She procession 111 appears that the progress of t - i 1-trche Neuf, thi *uay des Orfe- towards the capital is necessarily ' Neuf. ' quince of the prodigious eoncoir i i 1 . i v IV. wilt be p l ace d • o n die dock from all quarters in his way. I • 1 a Frenchman %Wm. to enjoy the pi t• • on by the Rues de Route, march revered by all Europs,(ot his ! St. Hotter* to the Rue lightened underganding, and his high , 'Atichets lieceis) con. : whose paternal heirt, amidst theiriat ' the Palace of the never felt for ally wrongs bat thos r• ,I. ' jests. • i fire-works on Her Royal Highness the Duchess of r 1 , Princess ever illusidouP, aid worthy 51 k , ~ 1 t , is well as love and of all our veneretkigt, t r avels at t *he whole the King in the same carrier. Their R nesses the Prince of Coed* and the Doke sy n 1 carnage be bon fiillev• in another carnage that of t t the Monsieur leaves Paris to-morrow to meet t his brother at Compeigne. . - PAUMA, APRIL 12.—A circumstance not got r noon is that Bonaparte had, by .a Decree It ` of March, directed the 38th division, co e '-‘g the departments of Rome and Trasimeil r , t up to the Pop on condition that he sh \,by an act o e, f cession, the other part • . , ‘stical States. The Pope refused to a - t. ly at Bologna, his Holiness had st with Lord William Sentinels. It 'er offered him, in the name ot ''e Prince Regent of England, 1 '-'' 'y the ',wrote% of Ms jour ' on the 4th for Imola ; he tt. end Easter partly -41 . place, Gegen'. istice waaConcludeti garde and Prince 'us are incloded. t he Neapolitan 'er the walls . ' ( The King 4 1 ' a greed r ;inme. . v ig• t a • -:--; • i ..! . - : • i r ni k rap, ROYAL. DRURYJA Tut' present EVENING, M*y 3, R•erv/ittti will perfurrn KING RICUA.RD THIS THIRD. Duke of Owner time), Mr. Kiwi. Tei which will tw ridded. TUE APPRENTICE. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. WHILE, gurope is exulting in the immediate prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the tarot expreiliso scalars of giving_ vent to the generous which is excites. th e COM 3lt ITRIt fnr rel.eving !STK ESS its DR RlllAbir deem it scarcely needful to remind Britons. that there Mao mode .of rejoicing in prosperity, no way of showing awe gratitude to Almighty Providence for the hies-leg, atom noble thsn tile relief of the distredseil,' toe fescue of those Who are ready to oerlsh. The ilereoliq. so Often tooted, far did to the sneering Germans, still exists: Mich hit trendy bee door, and upwards of 711,00111. 1 1uw been nobly Contributed, and, prompdy remitted. to alleviate sorrows, which the Itaintler cireutastanoes of this country wilt . orarcel enable uo li tty, to osooctioo of But th ereon, millions of to ' •tbe band of Charity mast vet be encoded, to sorts Ilk t.lattiltr l eg ties *be Proverb, that" . Ile who gives prompt ty;glets doable, more applied'!" than at rem,. Details of throb tliottalleo will be foetid in the Reports of the Caguoittee, which_ as c avlll as rapers for C.horches and Congregoitoos. may:helmets* MI London Tavern; and at Ackermaou's, Stvwedt to: tits of 25. gratis; and above that number, int largo Opa l ' tit, - rs: ,aO4l wall parr at 4s.rrnpadret. • 1.!. . . FRENCH PdPERS. . the just motives which induced me td reratia witk -:-.......-- , _. • my family. Oidilitigstic MP THE FETE 01T1111EWEANCE Vr MS MAJESTY LOUIS . EVILS: , SATO HIS CA-- ' ITAL. I Pain, Minna 215.—1 t is said to forte a pert of The eemaiag preceding the entrant. ,d t 4. e King paterial Intentions of the King to banish all lots *to raw* selsois of Artillery AO Imitoall0.! the from the Court. He *ill himself set the easmple.. '.: ' ' : " O V ' :.i ' ' 'There will be only one house for the Royal Famll , ~,,T. , evening siso there shall .be = a iiiieetacle figl e who are to lodge at the Thuilleriy, The King w; , frO he el , o - Olympic __ _ _ —_ _ _ " ROUSTAN Dom, Is. Seci.nd Price Ss. 611.—Vit. yr. 6d. ; Second Prim, fiallery, 9r. ; Second Price, 11.—Upper Bercood Price. 6d. Theatre*, sad at the occupy the apartments of Louis XVI. Mousiest set reside at the Pavillon Hareem with the Deb.)* rtliet r of the entrance of the eel of artillery at bit beat the Pavillon de Fiore. • * .11.1 k Duchess of Angoulense, and the Doke de Lierrife ,A 1 ... _ isseillieilliiihall be repeated on the ars I AIM Sit. the - barrieri oa his arrival at , The preparations for the rejoicings that tylll fake aid • place at theAttteance of Louis XVIII. into PariN A_ ." MI saris' 'lldi at the Thoilleties, iliersiog. . : .are continu al with incredible celerity. From the Barrier to Pr, Neuf Eradis are erected for mug= Anent to the glory and happiness of the leini shall be raised at the hairier of S i. cians at c?rtain distance, from each other, it allrithet Ati f- .44:. I • • 1 places the.** erlielkide4listjeatar will riss f: stadilkl* 1 - piatred irk - Hai tildnivinerrt, iii *ell is Otlacetttlintradlibay to Noteelinee.* 'A pr. , Itas• tweeted on this august day, will execute, tiro' eriirch of the titsekilegent 'and mobile. structure, placed 11 . 11•11 barrier'. The gate of St. Denis, this! .he Onkel of the King, and during his progress, . is ctre, ” IriUliFil monument raised to the glory of Loeb the ~.. airs of " live Henri IV." 64 lb peal on " &c: Ind lathe airs dee, to the French. ' Grad, tint - bli illecoraied with allegorical paintings. 'The Mu nicipal Municipal Body, having at its head the Pre ; These decorations, which are executed rem the.dee fe c t who presides, will pseceed . tw the barrier o f St . . signs Of M. &Hanger, formerly architect to t h is Count d'Arteis, will be filed on the evening preee . Denis, to wait there to compliment the King, and present to him the hey' of the city ~ i ding the day of entrance. The preparations at Pont • . The Municipal Body will be attended by detach- i Neuf are already much advanced : the wood-worn ncL mint' of the National Guard, on foot and on horse- of the two temples of Piate and CO , ord, which are back. I erected in t earthen mound, is althost finhted. The remainder of the National Galtrd, the are- ;-lilistateo of gY IV..will appear in the middle. 'tethers,. andthe Chasteurt, will form the line frtim • This statue, ph tree been executed with a promos • the barrier of St. Denis'to the Thuilleries, is all the • titude that is almost miraculous, by M.. soden, will streets through which the King passes. : not be dischisecl till the moment his M esty is pasts 1 ing. The procession (in the order , established by th e lt Is said' relit a billow', ornamented with the Mester of •the Ceremonies) will put itself In order i colours andetiiMenisof the Monarchy, will ascend to The the Faubourg St. Denis. I with Madame*Garneria, at the same moment, and The houses of that street, and of all those through that a great number of pigeons, brought to Paris whit* the procession passes, will be ornamented with from the different Provinces, within these few days, tapestry, flowers, and garlands. ; will be let loose, to convey into every part of France The gate of St. Denis will be decorated with tro- 1 the happy news of the entrance of his Majesty Louis phies, escutcheons, and crowns. The inscription on XVIII. into his capital. the Niue will be replaced, and also all the emblems The preparations for the reception of hit Majesty in honour of Louis XI V. at Notre Dame are likewise carrying on with great The procession will continue by the Rue St. Denis . rapidity. Tribunerare pieced round the sanctuary to the Marche des Innocens, which will be decorated for the reception of persons attached to the service of with garlands and flowers. the King, and for the most distinguished personages The King will give permission, that, according to ' of the Court, Princes, Ministers, and Foreign Am ancient usage, the Dater. de is. Halle shall be admit- bassadors. It appears , t h a t his Majesty, agreeably ted to offer him their good wishes and bouquets. to the custom adopted by his august ancestors, will The procession will pass by l'Apport Paris, the ,be seated on a plain throne, in the middle of the fount* of which will he ornamented with flowers ; ' choir, and in front of a desk, beneath a canopy sus. it will then pass by le Pont au Change le M ar che penile , ' from the cieling. aux Peers, and will proceed to the Cathedral,l pas- APRIL '29.—The King slept at Boulogne oft the sing by the Rues de la Lenterne, de la Juiverie, du 2Gth. His Majesty left that place the next (lay for Marche Palu, and Notre Dative. i Abbeville, where he passed the night of the 29 th. -- There will be a solemn Te Demo and Thanks.: Yesterday the King went from Abbeville to Amiens, i nt the Cathedral, which will be arranged i and his Majesty will arrive this day at Compeigne, Ipt et -ie all Aillftilities; stostilse-greeebsapaastal W.llic.li, 1 itl Ists44l fourth d.4t. ,.. _ ,, pce his entrance into -. ... .. - Me number of inhabitants. I Frauce. After the ceremony of Te Dow the procession 1 It appears that the progress of his Majesty's route will return by le Marche Neuf, the *gay des Orfe- towards the capital is necialarlly relaxed, in conse. vers, and the Pont Neuf. ' quence of the prodigious concoiirse of people who r The statue of Henry IV. wilt be placed• on the dock from all quarters in his way. • Every one who le platform of the Pont Neuf, - , . • 1 a Frenchman wishes to enjoy the presence of a Mee 1 The procession will pass on by the Rues de Roule, march revered by all Europe,(or his virtues, his erne de la Monnaie, and the Rue St. 'Towne to the Rue lightened underganding, and hii high wisdern, and de l'Echelle, and (by the Gaichets Itece:s) con• : whose paternal heart, amidst theireatest misfortunes duct his Majesty to the gate of the Palace of the never felt for any wrongs but those of hii flab* Thuilleries. jects. At nine in the evening there will be fire-works on Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Angonleme, e the Pont Louis XVI. , Princess ever illusidoillt, Dead worthy also of all oat The Thuilleries will be illuminated, as well as love and of all our veneretly, travels at the gee of all the monuments and phlic edifices, and the whole the King in the same carnage. Their Royal illgit• city. ! nesses the Prince of Conde and the Dike of Boers • White itigt, with the arms of France, will be bon follev in another earriage that of the Icing. placed oa all the elevated towers and steeples of the Monsieur leaves Paris to-morrow to mid the` Xing* capital. his brother at Compeigne. By a Decree of Monsieur, the war-tenth, imposed PAftsta, APRIL 12.—A circumstance not generally as all addition to the team, is abolished. known is, that Bonaparte had, by a Decree of the PARIS, APRIL 9.9.—We are assured that his Ma. 10 th of March, directed the 38th division, compres jesty Louis XVIII. will make his solemn entry into hendhig the departments of Rome and 'Trasimeno, to Paris on Tuesday next, the 3d of May. i be given up to the Pope, on condition that he should A-few hours before his departure from Troyes, relinquish, by an act of cession, the other parts of Napoleon ordered the Mayor to appear before him, the Ecclesiastical States. The Pope refused to sign and told him, that in order to cover his retreat he the instrument. was compelled to set fire to the city ;he consequently During his stay at Bologna, his Holiness had se- , commanded him immediately to remove all the va- veral conferences with Lord William Bentinck. Is luable effects. The Mayor replied, 64 Sire, if the the last; listit Minister offered him, in the name el welfare of France requires it, you have only to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of England b‘sen the city ; God will one day judge our actions." 50,000 sequins, to defray the expeoces of his jour Napoleon, however, left the place without putting ney. His Holiness set out on the 4th for Imola ;it his Incendiary prcject in execution. , will pass the Passion Week and Faster partly-a L : Imola, and partly at his native place, Gegen'. I LETTER FROM THE lIAMELUKE OF BONAPARTE TO TURIN, APRIL 19.—An armistice was conclude THE EDITOR OINTHE DAME DE FRANCE. on the 16th by • Marshal Bellegarde and Print , 5$ Sia,—For a consideltsblf time the most no. Eugene, in which all the allied troops are inclodet favourable reports have been spread respecting me ; The last news from Pada rnched the Nespolito and it has even been asserted, that after having re- army on the same day, April 16, under the wal ceived a considerable sum from Bonaparte, my mas- of Placentia, whilst they were engaged. The Kit ter, I quitted him at Fontaittbleau. of Naples caused hostilities to be suspended, ogre " I owe it to myself to avow the truth, and to ex- to the armistice of Marshal Bellegarde, and iinm culpate myself from the imputation of an action diately dispatched his Aid-de-Camp, the Sieur Pi which does not accord with a brave man, and of natelli, to Mantua, with Atli powers to conclude which lam incapable, During sixteen years that I particular armistice for his army. served Napoleon, my conduct has always been irre- Prince Rospigliosi has assumed the government proachable, and ought, alone, to have shielded me Tuscany, in the name of his Imperial Highness I from all injurious aspersions. • Grand Dyke Ferdinand of Austria. His Maje •" The truth is, that after having acted as a man the King.of Naples published the following Proc of honour at the battle of Artisssur-Aube, and matiotunigiting up that Grand Ditch); : iteeght bravely in the presence of my Master, I re- " Teacata !—The decrees of Providence CI ceived from him a present, as the reward ploy cos- Prince who long made you happy, and whose i duct; but I declare, that front the first moment of mory you hove never ceased to cherish, in y !agitating the question of his. dethronement, I hate grateful hearts, to reign again over you. The ; not received from hiin ant remuneration, and I defy , sessor of Tuscany b y the right of pens, I cowl ;any one to disprove *bat I assert. 1 tulate myself on having It in •tvp-peiver , fti seem 6 As to whatever ma** be said respecting me, be. to a nation.divinignished for it. attadnnflottok- la, Iglittlie I have not followed him to the island of Elbe, i dent Sovereiges, at, event thick 11111eet Pal lam not bound to eater into any explanations on ill it with iny. It is the StFlts.tif il th. gird - t subject. tiltnitraft 'Bertrand agd Monet know I titles treated by Divin e Previdaue ie Ili* 'f' 4.81 . . 1, dultlnitietunas &Vett altaltteilli. hopoisatalstadp ashsta!laat - - '-d" al itt . ,._ 11‘the Cassralftee If t ; 4 Titp cogrogs. ::imiir , :;, .. i -tL ItiateelMnsat the dlf- Ur. MsWill - ,s2W B. eat Cha rehes and ~ • North Weat ~ pels langstr, Rev. Dr. R *;41., • being a sec. re- College Cliarai, . ili lli p i i i ny ell — rels, Rev. f nr. Boras lie. Weldon . 131.10. College Chapel, Rev. 1 MO 0 Mr. 81)Ine ' 411: 11130. Calton Chapel, Rey* Shildry Walk C4E0.4 • 4 • l lll ol %. 4 rah: l i i ts tio. Rev. * 0- lions 21. 4s. id. Union ehaftsk * IRE,. 1 J. Lave 36 11 htr.Yases , 11L1h.3d. Sitettlestan ditto, Rev. - Conspbell-streek Cha lir. N,sekt O. 6s. 6d. pet. Rev. Mr. Eidson 17 8 ' Inner High Church. Gorbal's ditto, Rev. ; Rev.Priaelpal Tar- Mr. MiLean 32 0 lot Mi. 14,. 6d. Albion-street ditto, • Outer ditto, Rev. Dr. Rev. Mr. Wprdlaw 84 11 Balfour 1371.175. Md. Episcopal ditto, Rev. I - St. Enech's Ditto, Mr. Rosibolge 35 15 Rev. Dr. Taylor, John-street ditto,Rev. km- 70 0 M r . Won sci .18 41 ', St. Georges ditto, Nlte- street ditto, Rev. 1 Rev. D. Muir 129 0 l G. Ewing 671. I.ls. i St. Andrew's ditto, Rev. Dr. Gibbs 441.16,. 4fd. It — ntereifbii ‘ St CHELSEA. • DitAYTONVeepectretty - rdirreis the Pali. 7 4 N ;it. that thr above PVERTY, advertised far Side • e. TUESDAY, the 10th instaut, at the Aaction Mart, is • by , PrivAte - , •Attetisia Mart. Sa May, NH. .A OlBOolltaltY UlfalLY BIitiIEFICIAL TO MAN . • TO THE PUBLIC. . _TORN NB COMB ((crawly Bost and Saw tp ranker to Ms Rapti ttighne4 the Prince Regent. and the tryst of the Royal Fatally; and lately Hospital tweivard at Dartmoor Depot far Freels Prieonenet War.), Patent Leather SI anufeettiver, of Chealev Totteehaus Caen-road, after the cost Intense study and application. hat discovered a me ow a preparing British Oils for the Teasing of Leather, wbich renders ii complete! •• water-proof. at the same tiree per frctiv pliable, and giving it durability to leather hitherto us. k l ,,,we, 'herrn% milling . a saving to the public of 301. per cent. in the wow 01 boot, anc shoes; and frost the great reducifnn of expense wltich it will cause in waning, by a email 'tut,/ tai4, (Beretta. Talky *Miens may be added 16 the reweave, without the-teeet injury tee the pnhlic at hirer. The Ode, as prepared by • . N. will alms give to House T•tintitig, P:41111,14,, in Oil, Water Colour Drawittp, Paper llanvog., &e. n mom heautiful ',Reverent and glossy appear ance, and may he impregnated vita .ny fragrance requited. Appliconons to be matte 0, above, when .1. N. will gwe every proof requisite, by es hibitiog samples in the different stars of preparattue. £lOOO 0 The 14 Remittance, Voted by the West minster Association, in aid of the Gene ral Fit..i. at the di-- posal of the London Committee 25 4 3 19 ECONOMY IN THE PUItCHA9I; OF 11119/1 • Collectigin at Wood- LINEN. bridge M e eti n g , b y 9C1„,,, Public are respPctfully invited to an inspec. the Rev. B. Prier, toot ..f ine very lar g e owl cheap Stock of IRSII G. remitted by Mr. G. XI RT I NCand STIEETIN (13 CLOTH. now " tale at the • riv j,dm b Ellis. 1 7 . N. per lii,te Lioeu Compasty's mils Warehouse in London. No. 1 7 R„t stev ,„ smitis....iii4- of illoometturv-sauare. W. l .v v . obu J ru .. B il ed ar i risun. 1 . .1., note *mated, froin their estsblishments in both COW ,- 'Tit", fe. 1 ..111 t h e abet,' Articles considerably cheaper than Addonal from the an hotrw II Loudon. her Clot Ware bkached irtithnut the kelp or ar•d-, being got op immediately alder the inspection of throe. ! c r . '_ l l . t .. ' ll , of ,... Cfi t ' i d r . 4 " s 7 l : Agents to Ireland. spry Cal. Wliffillil their dura b ility 101 l co- , ' ni l:7 r ) 7 ' WI ; and further ciliate' to return the money should nay faun : The Worshiifilt Com appeisr. ; pony uf Leather sellers Collection at 'Lily % ell, rliatshk.e. by Mesos.Oakley,Sam lief, and Co. ill March 14. •CSEIN J. Weatbertey Front Isdiuburib and its !titian', ,fib re- II . 1 raitimace ISS • / Pariah of Michel- _ kmar-h, after a Ser. age, by Rev. H woodcock , 111.71. dd. t ' At blettss.. Smith, Payee, and Co. Colleetion al St. Wes. bur i es, after a Ser mon, by Rev. tt. Unwin 281 Is. id t.ady Kaye. of Cole by, Litseolopthire 40 0 Pariah of 11.yboroneft. Lineoltaltire. per Rev. J. B. Spooner 11 10 At Metlr., Gosling ef.untry Orders faithfully utteuded tn. A grot., a. flO °VAN, 4. 1110ainsbutyoAsare, Londos. LEA, W. Stephen-weer, Dublin. iktnk ofTrelasal Note-, nt good Sib of levies*, so , ireivgd is payment fur smith, or dig-austed. nowt Shari►. Rev. Martin S. Sofib 10 e A Mite for the glistreved 1 9 Mower& Claintree and Bicknell 10 10 •w+ 1 1 16 , LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH: T At Lloyd's. Spits's, B otk, per Vere- anti Co. col lected by Hey. J. 11. Racnrsby 53. ej. Vitt. ' Straw)°, and hl ‘Noir 9h 5 John Swainson„ Esq. 10 10 The Earl of Ciizail ham, per Sow and 2CO 0 T. Davison, Hackney 10 0 Thomas klarotow 10 0 _ _ _ Collections is Co!cher ter and its neigh bourhood. per Jl►ll+ and Cu. £361 4s. 2d. From the I)evon and Exeter Committee, the sth re,nittm►ee MO 0 At Altars. Itainsbotiones ar.d Co. Chocks Hayes, Esq. 1 1 !tbs. lio)es 1 1 Rev. Charles !Nitrite 1 1 The Corporation of Windsor 20 0 Ram.hottion and Ba serstock 12 10 Daniel Sraith 1 1 Setiscriptaion received at lYincl.or, by Brow■ and Comb• 70 16 The Church-wardens of Salton Valence 10 17. Mr. William Piton srth 1 1 Sirs. !Miry Pipworth 1 1 NI iv , Sarah P..pwrinh. 104. 61.. Miscellatie uu., 14s. 11. 4s. 6d. At Committee Room. D01t, , , , , F.q. 5 5 Collection to Bishops Auckland, per Rev. 3. liocon 15 17 Fr.iesads on . Shipsion usioitourand vacwitx X Inhabitants of Pont and vicinity, pe► J. Alei ry o rather 113 15 At the Sir of City of Los don Tavern. A small Church in W nod-street 4 0 w . s. 10 .11 !Ur. W. Howell and Friends, Kw.re,- • borough, per J. tiardc.i.dle and Si►tt 10 0 Westminster A4sociation in aid moll of the London Committee, The only Manufacture in Great Itrilaiii, in which the whits takes of Buglish Flat and Combs ore united in One lert-1.1, - ?IMF:peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from IR the effects incident to the changes of climate or nano,. phere, nvssidingle injurious cold or chill experienced in the wear of I ri•ls or sithrr Linens, and tho unpleasant sensat pe culiar to fabrics made sr holly of Cotton ; in this respect it at taches Ilt , etclussive mlvaritage of being mere con, wive In health, in all seasons and climates, than any other description of Shirting Clods. For darability, beautiful appearance, comfort in went. nail great economy, this manufacture 4taittis unrivalled, and is sold at ale thc prier as: tri-Is ur otfwrine Linens, at the Pa trrntee's Waselsduse. 164, Cheapside. near Si. Paul's and by appointment, at Harding, Hassell, mud Co.'s, No. 89, Pali. 11a 4 It iv proper to gnaw! the Public against c , °founding the abuse fahrie n ith the new Imperial Cotton Taine Shirill and Stsesi-scs, wisiett delves to regatte perspiration, and is he wroutaiired, and as ass antidote against the plague and calico contagion', disorslesto l! W. L. Rev. Henry Walter William Hooper SO!shy Bank. per Ver..% and Co. COI. lerieil in the parish of flundlebt 31. 4s. 6d. Parish of Brissing. hasp. Norfolk, by Rey. (4. 11.1. 6 3 ichard T. Blunt and Co. 20 0 Clunks Forster. jun. Wnball, 5t..11-rd shire 10 0 At Messrs. Bidclo;ph and Co. Collection at Parish Church of Leilhury. per Webb amiC0.171.133.64• At Mews. Fry and Co. Mrs. Roper 1 0 Mrs. A. Doughty 1 11 Mrs. Haw 1 0 Mrs. Wall I u A. B. 3 0 Corain Wall I if Pari,ll of Mareeshrua 713 Ditto of Bredlield 8 10 Ditto of Burgh 5 10 At Messrs. Bankey and _Cu. Rev. William Coney 5 0 H. F. 1 0 , By HIS bIAJESEY'S ROYAL PATI.;NT. ANTI -ATTRITION.— .-The Patent Anti-Attri tion Otimpo4stints is the cheapest and the best shill. ever y e s discovered for ship.' bottoms, instead of copper ; to preserve rattiest . ..am bring rubbed in the hawse-holes, instead of a plat, service, or rounding; the rigging of ships from th e orettlwr. nod from being chafed, itoicod of tar," pateeline, 'lnd t'vice;" for the slides awl carriages of guts; to resider leather nod can ons water-proof; and to prevrot the effects of friction in strom elighws, sagar-mills. threshing-m:11. (or other implements of husbandry getternllv used by fanners), carriages, coaches, waggons, carth, and lanchinery of description. It is also the hest thing to preserve the blades of swords, and all kinds of polished steel articles, from rust. It will likewise preserve iron boo" water.butts, casks, tubs, spouts, posts, rails, gates, park paling, barn floorings, and every kind of wood, sod wooden buildtug, from the weather, worm, and dry-rot, either in the East or West Indies, or in any climate; nod it will twit only preserve iron rail-Mays trom corroding and wearing out, but alsoseuder 11. e draught so light, that one horse will do Nee work of two. One Printing of the Composition is, in some cases, eqttal to Mar histid.ed applicatiom 01 oil, tallow, or :ins other kind of gleam., paint, or tar, and the potpie save by its ii-e from three hundred to four thousand per cent.. exclu-ive of preventing the wear and tear in machiltery, wheels, ems.. &c.,w:ncli is a saving of ropeisse more than ilust of sariog ni n e parts oat ut ten, and eals Ise su clean in its wurkiste. or give so little trouble. Sold for the Patentees, ut No. 40, Charisig-cross,near the Ad- London ; and, by their appointment, at most Ship-chand lers, lirinters, Booksellers, Libraries, Statiopers, Druggists, Me theme Wareham', Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coach innkers, limiteeprts, Coach and Wagg on O ffi ces, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepets, in the United Kingdom, in Holies, price 6d. ; of, 6d. ; 10S. fal.; 11. Is.; and YE 2.5. earn. Toe sotallet size Mot contains a quantity sufficient to Prime aIV or- hrel Cnrriage four , oeh it will run u wards of SIX THOUSANDtimes 111 MRS, with with hl out applying a ny thing else to the Azieli.res ; aml Otte Half-guinea Hoz contains bullicirtst quantity tar a STAGE-WAGGON to travel THI It T Y-TH [LE THOUSAND MIS ; and it will work with Wood Axleir E ees, or U with common B LK oxes aml A xletrees of any kind. The most satisfactory limas of the merits of this discovery nuts tw sera at Ihs• Patentee's Onice, and oho at their Agents• *** The Public most be on their guard agninst a spurious com position which issinnet lines al templeil to he foisted upon them, to Prevent the etrecu of friction, instead of which it is injurious o. itinchinery &c. ; and ism), is gentline hut that for which a Pniem hat been obtained. To prevent imposition, the directions given with it are signed " W. D. Bellamy," and have the Kilig's Arms oa them, in counterfeit which is forgery; and any per-on raaltiog aye of a conilwition, by w hich the Patentees are defrauded, will he prosecuted, One Hundred Guineas wet, hating Ws* cheat r 4biess its detect frauds oat the Pa tent rum. i„. Lit natost.—" Voted by the of the Seneral Fund, at the d'-p 2,5_91. 19*." aht.uld be, " 20151 Subscription, received ut the Buse of the City of London Ta vern; Lloyd's Exchange; and at all the Ranker b in Toan and Cuuntr3. • It. H. MARTIN, 2 LUKE HOWARD, S geefetarieL BY IllS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, in all its Marc. the Venereal Disease. One small Pill is a dose; and the taking of one box in a recent ease Will soon convince the patient of the certainty of n speedy re covery. Nothing call he better contrived. more safe. or more convenient than this remedy for Rich as are obliged to groloor ides, or to ,en, It. it needs no confinement or rrsontitit of diet ; nod si sty years experience (in ma extensive practice) h.is prov ed that it will effect a cure when repeated salivation nod all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, this Medicine timi Mit its parallel. upwar& of 40,000 persons of both sexes have hem radically cared • f the above creel disorders. within not WA eight years. Prep:ired and sold by the Proprietors. Thomas Taylor and Son, Members of the Ifsiyal College of Sugimoto. London l and She list of real Surges's, pablishediumeallylpy the Royal Clo lege), at their house. No. 9. New Bridge-street where ens stant attendiuseeprol advice will be given by them in all eaves relative to the nivive romphtints,with invisdahle tottery. Akio, Ay oppoiniment. st the Perriatiers, Nos 35, St. Alba's-street d Pall-Mall't Dashorongit's 'toy Shdp. No. 7, Fish•slreet , hills and by one person in every considerable tows of . , 9•Plf• Britain, Itc. in bones of waly b. PL.eaelt: 25 1 5 0 1 0 1 0 50 0 10 IA) 5 0 1 1 . VtiF.ATitreROTAL, COVICNT-OnAUKN. ' T' present EVENING, May 3, will be perforated. • LEONEL AND CLARISSA. • ?Po *kid win he added, . . , I A New Grand Asiatic Spectsele. tidied • t i ADAK AND . KALAMADS; V', 'Tull: W ALTERS OF OBLIVION. ?be Donne Ss be opened at ball pot dee o'clock. le be. tin at half paot sir.