The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-20 00:00:00

. . , ____,....... 7 . 7- ' - :1-.. , •• • : . • .11 .1 c,;t:ies . . I • • w . • , ' (; - . • - ' !••.\ , *; • ';''' , 1 • • •' . . ~. -, -: *.•.- - . , 1 i •I . ''.. :.•/ - 7 . N .il --..... 3 ` . • • . I •Al o. 4. N 7L' ` - 4' , 4 • 4 : ei ,.,• , , A ~. 4 . ,‘ .41 . • '`tt\ *. ,1 : ..,, ' , d i ( .. , ~.K.N. : .:4 i• - . .. CI) e c§ • , . . • .- . ~ . , . ... LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1812: No. 1841. PRZCI3 efa. THEATRE; ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 20, will be performed the Tragedy of gATOs Atter which, fat A. rliellroe. a New Pantomime. caned lIAILLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire Dew Music, MachsnerN, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Tn-morrow, The Knight of Snowdon:l.—On Wednesday. The Revenge-0o Thurvisiv, The Stranger.—On Fridas. The Comedy of Erma.—OD Saturday, The Merchant of Venice...- 0V Monday, Richard the Third. The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padinanaba i err, The Golden enotiouing to he received with the highest terplame, will be repeated every evening till further notice. Sinkspeare'sTragesly of Julius Cesar is in preparation, and will he revived its soon as possible. A new Grand Operatic Drama. founded no The mono of Marnmatel, and Kotzebue'. Play of KAM, or. The Virgin of tie Sun, has been Innx In preparation and will be produced on TuesdaN • the 2.tbb indatit. ii4LAwn OF sicio.v. NOW, open in HENRY ASTON BARKER'S PANOR A, Leicester-squart. a vie* of titebgastd (ul Cit% of blessinit. mad earrnandiog romantic Counts 7% bit biting Sr.lin and Charybdis. with tie Cost of Calabria, I.ad French Encampment. The pre,cno 41:1IC of Sicily makes this view jeirliralarly joie rrAinK. a 4 it represeoes that part of the blaud where the Bri tub troops have the stronge.l positions. THE SIEGE OF FLUSHING continues open. 4 .• Ad.outtance to each Painting Is.—Open from Tcn till RNOLD, Chronometer, Watch, and Clock -1 maker, acquaints his Fi ern& and the Public in Kcneral he hr. removed flan Combat, to No. .132, Strand, opposite the Li Croat. MISSING, since - Thursday, January 16, an Olf) MAN, 74 years of age, a little childish through age, stoops, is about 5 feet 9 inches hi4le, and long visaged. Mad on when he went away an old brown co a, a woollen waistcoat lined with Saone% while apron, and worsted stockings. Name, THOMAS DOWNS. Whoever ran give any account of the *hove Person, dead or olive, shall be handsomely rewarded, by applying to Na. 21, Rus , latte, Christ Clara, Spit:afield.. E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. The superior go.ility or its texture, whirls is the excluAve privilege of this fabric, renders it the mast plenv• l ug, comfortable. and economical description of SHIRTING CLO ru .eser yet iniusaLicture4 : it wit-hes beautifully wi.ite, te scirrsuird far durability equal to the be.i Irish Linen, and about half the prier. Sold wholesale and by the Mem al 154, Cheapside, near St. Pail's; Hardioi, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall; and another House iu Liainn. Tar lust three yeareSsle bat fully eon rated the great utility of this manufacture. and the Pateutee pledges himself thid it will he found to pairs every advaubsge fur which it is recoo try ' By hi. Royal HiNlme•,e the Prince Rrgreoei. • rrHE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD BATHS, 1 calculated and recommended for thr u,e ~f 1k institutiowt, hales, and private /amities : may he made to h:.% proposed :ion or dlmemions, and brim d a hen required in Very b hot: lime. They are also made purtaide 6.r the pitrimfe !perdu application in exigent rates, miler the direction of Me dical * Gentlemen, In the iunnediat apartments of their particular pallets% .. tirit'sgutuatetured oily at the Patent,vv, A.in strong and Falkard, 76, nreat Queen-street, Litic..ln's 11m-fields, neat door to Newenitle-house (Manufactory opposite), where Om, and improved Vapour and Sh.twer Baths, tray be seen is variety and ready for sse. TO THR NOBILITY AND GENTRY. VEW-INVENTED BREECHES and PAN TA LOONIL—In coi.sequence of the very great cam plaints of the bud sewing af the seams has induced T. SUT TON,. 314, on the mirth side of the New Church, Strand, to try the e tow of ranking them without side or leg seams, which he has found to answer hi. most ardent expectation, and fay c% rill the former mode fur elegance and clue, and are pe r-chart) 81 inert far riding. T. S. 11119 tha.pkairtre to say be has given universal stitisfac f.ai in those Genii-men who HAI?e honoured him with a trial of 1:.. I d , ad Iwo leave to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and tar Public in general for the favours they have already roaferred upon bins, since he has opened the shove content, and hopes by hisussidui v to merit a continuance of flirt:nu e. N. B. Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies' Habits. and (wry other branch of the bushier* executed with the mutual mactuality and dispatch. r) ACCIDENTS Deed ever occur in future from • nrrirles. Oixt, or any other two wheel Carriages. When the horse fulls (which is nuts" rendered difficult, if not im. , onable); LL'ha. ti • hone rein; V. hen our or both of the wheels break; tt :0-11 une or both of the w heel. go of ; When the ..haftg break ; AL ken the . one kick. or now away. Apo%) at the Office, Pope's Head-alley Chambers, Cornhill, • ragraved drawings and the weal iatilffilCiOr, 411,1% et. w ill De avers iespecting then,. s• The owners of valuable hones may rove hundreds of pou,KIN I) ) the use of this inveution; a bit h may also be applied • lour-wheel Carriages. INVENTIONS FOR RESTORING DEFORMED YOUTH. ,IR. CALLAM most respectfully informs the S. Nobility, Gentry. and the Public, that he is the lovew t'tr of a new System of restoring to perfect shape and Ilse. the 1104 y oad Limbs of Children lab...rine soder deformity, of Whatever description, without pain, ineonvenlence, or any visi ble beaver apparatus, iusnmuch that Children from one week old totototy years, may be restored by him without the know le.l4e of the nearest companion, by a light ntecha..ical power (without stays, strap., or bandages, to girt she bode), which relieves the appearance of deformity instantly, and in a short Nue completes a radical cure. The must s.untietory reference 0111 be given. N. R. Such Families as place their Children under Mr. C.'s tare (at their own hooseshwill not be required in make any pa y went till the cure in consplete, No. 19, Little Queen-street, Coin's lun-fields, L Judea. Also, Ness-invented Invisible Barks, to preserve the shapes of Young Girl., while at School, ilte. wwwwwommi InS ROYAL BIOTIN LaS Tit I*: PRINCE REGENT, GRAND MASTER. I ECTURES, &c. on 'all the 39 Degrees of FRELNIAsONRY, primed by Order of th e 'Grand Lade,, enabling young and Mesperleseert Mas n to obtain o perfect know ledge of nor SCiellte us a few day., anti qualify them fur the office of Master of a Lodge, wit:, tsar and expedi tion. The following is the result of the late general Investigation of Fowles improved Leeteres on Masonry, relative to their merits sad utility 12 Lodges, from whom no answer bas yet been received. 33! Lodges for their appearance in print, &c. 21 Lodges against them. 324 Majority, or 11 to 1 in their favour, exclostst of the twhlic Vote of 'nmbs train 17 Lodges, arid 13 Medals, with thrir intiminies of approbation. old by Sh erwood, N eely, an d J ones ; and b y B rot h er W . Finchl No. 5, Charlotte-place, New Cut, Lower Marsh, Lazo bri h. W• Finch continues his Private fastractiois Wall the 99 De trees of Mosoury. .. a P a . SALES. SUBSCRIPTION FOR MR. DRAKARD. SINCE closing the Subscription in behalf of Mr. DRAKARD, inoituted for the purpose of remunerating him the expellees of his Prosecution, the following Sums bare been received : Three friends in the vicinity of Harburough, mowed enemies to the system of Boggiest; . . XI 5 0 Mr. R. Fox, Harburough . • 0 5 0 A frieod, Stowe . . . 1 0 0 A. few friends at thc Ale-warehouse, Butchery-lane, Lincoln . . 5 0 0 A friend, Wansford • • 1 0 0 Mr. Wm. Scott, Clinton • • 0 5 6 Mr. M. Holdiich, Crouland . . 1 0 0 Mr. Ilii7er, d Iln • • 0 10 0 A. Gouty Matt, Huntingdon . . 2 0 0 A Friend, Stamford , . 2 0 0 Mr. T. Milihouse, lirrohertoff, 'tear Boston, per agent 1 1 0 Mr. M. White Homan • 0 1 0 I. T. Rothwell , serjealit in the F,. N. 1.. M. who wishes his halbert may never be used but in the defence of his country . • . 0 2 6 A Friend to Mr. Drakard, near Roth well, but none to Sir Virary, nor hi- favou r it e s y mten , . 0 2 6 A trifle from Mr.Orakard's Friends at Rothwell, ene mies to Bogging; %hating die 'Jerson who is a friend to it m•iy have enough • 0 10 0 A few friends at Alf o rd . • ': 1 4 ------" 16 i 2 Amount last advertised - 509 12 2 PO -MORROW Morning, at Nine o'clock, the it STATE LOTTERY will commence Drawing, and finish the same Day. SCHEME CONTAINS of - £2ti,ooo 6,000 4,000 1,000 TO BE 1101.1) BY PRIMATE tONTR.ACT, ALEASE of Fourteen Yea r s of a v er y exce ll ent Manir Farm, called NAP4BURY, near 8.. Albans, Hens; comprising a good dwelling h use, offices, ordess. orchards, and 408 acres of meadow, ••:ure, and It illbje vere much adapted to the turnip :iusbandry. Immediate pos. session may be had. 2,996 Prizes from 5001. to 201. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Numbers, at their Offices the corner of Bank-buildings, Curnkill, and facing the King's-Mews, Charing- Cross. Total f 095 19 •4 LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIA NITY ANIONGSV THE JEWS. drAN WEDNESDAY next, January 22, TWO 'kJ SE It 11ONS will be preached for the Benefit of she above In-ntntion; that in the Moming, at St. Andrew Wardrobe Church, Black By the Rex. NIF.LVILLE HORNE, Curate of W. al Thurrack, Esse:. Prayers to begin Ai Eleven o'Clock. And that in the Evening. at the Jews' Chapel, Church-street, Si ilal6rlds, By the Rey. J. SLATTERIE, of Chatham. Sery ice to begin at half-past Six o'Clork. N. B. The °move are in lieu of the half-yearly Sermons that have been o-ually preached en the 26th of December, that day befog inconvenient for general ;me, .1 mce. ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the . Nobility and Public in general, that a bilthr, from 40 to 311 per cent. in the price of CLOTH ES, by appl) ing at the TA\ LOWS COMPANY OFFICES, IV, New Bond streot, scum doors from Grosvenor-street ; No. 8, anJ 48l ; Strillid, Ilealf Charing CfOr, Subjoined is a Sketch of the PRICES : COATS. Rest Superfine Coat I) i to Superfine, or Super Great Conti ila!ios ,C 3 15 to re 4 4 0 3 10' to 5 5 0 . . 6 0 to 616 6 WA ISTCOATS. Toilrilet or Marseille , Waistersais . Fin'. White Ditto, Dress Ditto . Rich Black Silk Ditto . . PANTALOONS. Worsted Stocking Pantaloons . 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very stout . . 118 to 2 5 0 Cloth Pantaloons . . 112 to 2 2 0 Kersey mere Ditto . . 2 2 to 2 b 0, BREECHES. Breeches . . . 1 6 to ilB 0 . Prime Leather Ditto . . 212 to 9 9 0 LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waistcoat,aad Cord i Weed*" . . .9 19 6 Colt of Livery . . . 5 0 to 510 0 Stout Huy Coat . . . 515 to 610 0 fortuut Ditto . • . 3 0 to 316 0 Overalls . . 1 2 to 116 0 016 to 018 0 018 to 1 1 0 1 6 to 110 01 Terms of Contract by the Year, on consideration of returning I heir old ones : S Suits per Year £l7 015 Suits per Year £25 In 4 Ditto 22 016 Ditto :;0 10 . On the same princi le, for Coats only : 2 Coats per Tear £lO 10 s , Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto 13 10 b Ditto 19 0 Gentlemen on joining their respective regiments, or going abroad, completely equipt, as ordered by his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief. Ladies' Riding Dresses, and Young Gentlemen's Hussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The extravagant charge of those who take and give long credit has been a subject of universAl complaint for many years, A. S. and Comp my assures those !Julies and Gentlemen o hu have lint honoured them, that they will hid a material difference in their prices between them and other tonnes, in consequence of having their goods manufactured Warmly Money, and concluding their burirwss on an enlarged and improved plan: for quick payments they are enabled to sell fur less imi.ney than other houses pur chase their goons for. Gentlemen in the country may he supplied on the same terms, by te..ding their measure, or ..ii old suit as pattern. ••• A Suit or Clothes at Nine Hours notice. 1 LICENsLI) BY GOVERN.7.IENT, MARTIN, 8, CORN HILL. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. ftNE TWENTY THOU ‘../ SAND POUNDS will be divided among the fortunate Ilirldets of Tickets TO-MORROW. W. MARTIN beg lIIS Friends will not delay, who intend to make a pureltase in the present SAI ALL LOTTERY; parti cularly those residing in the Country. as there was not a Ticket to be had is the last Lottery fur several days previous to the Day of Drawing. Present Price... Ticket ....sal 5 0 _ _ -- Half s€lo 18 0 I Eighth ,BS 16 6 Quarter .5 10 U Sixteenth • 1 8 6 •*• A gond • Allowance made to C Cloths, Agents. Asc. purchasing largely ; and Orders fr , ut the Coontry directed as above duly attended to by retort) of Post. REGULAR NEWSPAPER OFFICE. W. MARTIN, No. A, Cornhill, Lotidon, begs leave to Inform the Nobility and Gentry, that from his Office Newspa pers of every description are regulary funs arded to all parb of the Uuited Kingdom, Postage free. The great irregularity and disappointment experienced by orsukosess abiding in the Ctrantly, not receiving their News paper* regularly, i n duces W. M. to inform them, If they will favour hint with their orders,`he awill ndi e n thatagoge is without bet thus disappointed, a pith shall give the greatest satisface regular supp I' manner hme Public Resislis ROOMS, COTer - houses, Arc, wilt g o d this establishment we ll worth their notice, as they will not only be served regular, but tou very moderate terms. LONDON DAILY PAPERS. Statesman. Courier. Globe. Pilot. Traveller. Sun. Star. Alfred. DAY, and FRIDAY. Instrurlllr, Weduesday. firitioli Mercury, du. Times. Morning Poct. Morning Chronicle. Moining Herald. British Press. Da v. Pu:ilu Ledger. • Al. •R Advertiser. MONDIY, WEDN/ Loudon Chronicle. London Packet. ',vetting Mail. TUESDAY, TI:RSI Commercial l'hroilicie. S. James's Chronicle. AY, and SATURD A Y. Geoeral livening Post. Looting GAMIC, Tuesday THIS IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE DRAW ING Or THE STATK 1.0 fTEItY BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. ONLY 12,000 TICKETS. £2l 5 0 Will Gain 2E20.000 10 18 0 Will Gain 10.11 X) 5 10 0 Wllt Gain 5,000 2 16 6 Will Grtiu 2.501) 1 8 6 Will Gain 1,250 rir BUSH solicits your immediate commands at 1. • No. 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charinpeross, and hopes to be ecnally fortunate to adventurer:lm in the two last Lotteries, "iiiars be Sold the fnllorring.Tiejeg, in birares '1,693.... .Clang ••MOD 141.7.4 ....class A. 3,313 C 15,000 1.553 e,ooo '3.963. • A.' • moo 4,015 . 1,000 No. it A 9,000 1,852 A. 500 HORNSBY' AND CO. STOCK-BROKERS, Nn. 26, COANHILE. IMPORTANT STATE LOTTERY, Two Prizes of V. 0011., besides many Capital Prize,, and only 13.000 Tickets. Stich advantages never were exhibited to public view. Mormhy and Co. sold the very first 29,0001. in the year 1767 ; the two first 3ti.0.0. ; the two first 15,000, also 20 of £20,000 67 of 5E2,000 :Pi of 10,000 78 of 1,000 49 of 5,000 140 of 500 Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity and dis patch. The Drawing begins mid finishes TO-MORROW. No Prize leo than 201. TO-MORROW All the Lottery of 1,000 Tickets will be Drawn. LADY BRANSCOMH, WIDOW 44 SIR JAMES BR INSCOMR, REQUESTS perrniasion to acquaint her numerous Friends aad the Public, that '1 ickets and Shares are selling in great Variety of fortunate Numbers at No 1, HOLBORN BARS The Corner of Diiddk Row e /inlhorn, and Tat, ST. M 111I.L, Borough, Solely on her own Account. Sir J. Branscooth wa< exces.ively fortunate in the Sak of Capital Prizes, and. Ills Widow trusts her Othcet its above will in the pre, , ent Lottery he proved eiprilly fortunate. V. CORN HILL, and 18, COY EN Y -STREET. EYTON recommends his Friends and the Public rnerally, to notice the (manila Scheme of the New Year's lloossery. Wilh only 12,000 Tickets, there are Two Prizes of 20,0001. Two of 6,0001. Two of 4,0301. Sic of 1,0001. dte. at. ate. Ni Prize less than 201. And the whole to be Drawn TO-MORROW. Tickets and S!ntres are selling by F.) too, ns above, who had Ike pleasure of distributing to hit Priem', in the Lotteries I)ran n PS October and November last, the following CAPITAL PRIZES, la Fifty-Dine Shares, , Not 3,343, A,.a Poise of £l4OOO 3,913, Class B, a Prise of 15.000 Clan II a uf s,uou con Mrs A , a P. Prize 9kra 9f . 100 MS, C; Polite ar 500 NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public, that the New Year's STATE LOTTERY will he Drawn TOMORROW. Althntagh this Lottery consists of only 11,11UO Tickets. vet She Scheme contains the following List of CAPI TAL PRIZES:- 2....0f ...X20,000 6... Dr.... 414000 6.000 boo 2 4.000 68 of 1 . 001. SOL and 301. _ And the !Await Prize A"AI. Tickers and Sliare areselling- in great vNriety at Swift and Co.'s Office, No.ll, POULTRY',_____ No. 12, CHARING:CROSS. and No. SI, ALDGATE ITIGH-STREET. NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORN HILL. DIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks for the past favours of their Friends and the Pithlir, and respertfully solicit a continuance of them for the New Year's LOTTERY, which will he drawn TO•MORROW, said confabs numerous Prizes of 20,0001. 6,0..01. 4,0001. 1,0001. 5001. &r. &r. It is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre sent Lottery Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every Number divided into Shares, shall he deposited with the Re ceiver-General at the Stamp-Office, and fs liable to he detained there Until the !folders of the Shares shall have been paid,—it is manifest there is now the same security for Adventurers at a New Office, ns at any of the Old ones, and it is obviou 'there is precisely the same chance—That being indisputably the fact, and us no endeavours are omitted to give satistaction, Pidditig's Office will (by considerate persons) not be thought less entitled to tarir preference, when they are informed that it conducti to the benefit of large family of Ten Children.. No. I. Cernhill. For further Particulars apply (if by letter post paid) to Adam Murray, Survey.ir and L an d Agent, 3, Picket-sneer, Temple-bar. I'o BE SOLD RV PRIVATE COMMA( T ONE Thousand Two H un d re d an d F orty .fi ve OAK TREES, of different dim-risiniv , , , tandhig in Kings. hill Wood, Parish of Planistend, Kent ; also 45 Elm, rit Ash. of very large dimensions, at nod Wickham. A considerable quantity of Underwood in KArteihill Wood. William Davidson, at the Guy Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel ling, will show the Timber and Underwood; nod Particulars 'may he known by applierition to Adam Murray, Surveyor anti Land Agont. S. Picket -street, Temple -bar. rrlIE Public are respectfully acquainted, that a great variety of TICKETS and 511 %RES are now on Salem WEBB'S New State Lottery Office. li, Lud gate-street. netts St. Paul's, where he hopes to have the good fortune to distribute among his friend: some Capital Prizes in the Lottery to be drawn TO-MOKILO W. As it may be expected, in recommending his Office to those persons who III:Irk be inclined to adventure in the ensuing Small Lottery, that .W EBB should hold forth some inducement beyond that of a mere common place advertisement, he thinks it pro per to state, that in becoming a Dispenser of she gifts of For .rutse, it is not his intention to use any arguments to pervade par sons to worship that tickle Goddess, who may not !hes...selves het no inclination to do so. As all who read this must be aware that a Ticket purchased at his Office h is aitequtl chance of ob taining a Prize with a Ticket purchased elsevi here, it would be an insult to their uoderstandlng to take any particular pains to prove the fact all therefore that he shin{ say is, that the Lot tery to be dntwn 2lst this Month, offers many advantages to ad venturers, with 120,00..1. its Prizes ; it comains but 12.000 Tickets, of these Webb has a very great variety for Sale (some, uo doubt, of ioestimahle value), to the selection of which he sincerely hopes Fortune will guide those persons who am) honour him with their commands. • Bank of Ireland Notes exchanged for British Currency, ant B on Dublin negociated. New State Lottery Office. 17, Ludgate-street. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS. TO RE SOLD BY PRI VATB CON RACT, A NVidensive Fprest of Flit TI la Pea, tiles-shire, Seotinttd, ritua:e tr. the Bank! o the Ri v e r Tweed, and on ly 26 mile from the Pert of Laitb, where there's every facility for shipping it to the London Market. This Forest contains Trees of Large dilsensinns, being coralderstb!) inure than one buildred 'ear.' gr.was and 61 for buildings of every de. *caption. There is a most excelleat Saw Mill, drove by waters that the purchaser of the 'flmber may be accommodated with for cutting any sized Plank they may think fir. Particulars may be know by npplying to Mr. Turnbull, Pee. Mrs; or Adam Murray, Surve '. ur and Land Agent, 2, Pickett. street, Temple-har, London. Letters pust paid. Bs Mr. SADLER, At his Repository, Gamell-street, TO-MORROW, Jan. 24 • at Twelve o'Clock. UPWARDS of One Hundred HORSES and Car. riages of various Descriptions. amongst which are se veral/wive useful Horses, calculated for mall coaches, post. chaise, journey horse. haekne‘s. the. To be viewed till toe time of Sale. ••• Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. Valu:ible Collection of Pioures. By Mr. W ILLIAMS, At the Aitelina Mart. on TUESDAY NEXT, Januar, ?Ist, and WEDNESDAY, Jannary ne, 1811, at Twelve o'Clork precisely. AGENUINE and Valuable Collection of PAINTINGS, by the follow lug esteemed nisters, viz. VandAe, Murrillo, Teniers, Hinman. P. Veronese, P. Mai verinanns. Old Franks. Cignoli, Hobbiina. Jan de Mnbuve, Ho- Schalcken, Laudon. Van Pool, Artois, Mortised, Town. Rathbose, Wilson, Zucenrelli, Rein:sale, &c. Stc. .May be viewed on hboolay preceding the Sale, nnd Catalo gues had, at 6d. each, of Mr. 11 Minim, No. 7, iu the Auction Mart. Ele,v,ant Town Residence, near Redford-square. lay Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on WEDNES DAY, Jon. 42, I fit% at IY, hs order of the Proprietor, ALEASEHOLD respectable brick-built DWEL LING HO-USE, eligibiy situate No. Si, Lotter Thorn haugh-sireet, near Redford-square : cantalning spucious draw. inx-room, dieing and breakfast parlours, fitted with marble chimney-pieces. excellent ehninbers, airy attics, convenient ki.chens, servant's a 11, bailer's pantry; ts toe, rim'. and herr cement*. with PfrTy latter nrqttit lie aetesiaty fee the Immediate reception of a genteel family, held on Lease fur a term of EU years unexpired, and subject to a low 'round tent. May he viewed ti dabs preceding the Sole. from Twelve to Three, by tickets only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. Tu Wiiiilstapteis and Others. Stock iu Trade, and geisteel Household Furniture, Bermoad _ beV4treet. great and unrivalled success that has for many years attended the Old Offices of SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. No. 97, Cornhill, 1 14 0. 38, Haymarket,, No. 11, Iliiiharn, No. 269, Strand, And a New Office, No. 141, Oxford-street, Raving sold, in one year, eight Prizes of 20,0001. ; in one Lot tery 1040001. nut of 400.0001. including three Prizes of 40,0001. nod No. 4,3i0, 40,0301 ; also in last Lottery. No. 1.833 (A) £,OOO t No. 1,745 (C) £l,OOO 1,745 (C) - 1,000 Besides several of - 630 4,015 (B) - 1,000 &c. &C. In the latter part of which many of tlieir Friends were disap p tinted, obliges them to request an early purchase iu the I.m .11 - of 14,000 Tickets, all to be drawn TO-MORROW, coo- By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, On the Premises, Gan-idles, Bermondsey-street, on WED NESDAY, Jon. 29, 1812, and following Day, tit Eleven "o'Cloek, by Order of the Assignees of Thomas Miles, Wool stapler, a Bankrupt, THE STOCK in TRADE, and genuine HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. The Stock consists of a %nen thy of Mott& Kent, super, short fine, fine comb, and line head wool ; fine grey and Oyer ditto ; tine rob ono shark, and ordinary dittos skivers; gunners; sheepskin mats, and rolls of parchment ; iron pots, pipe Hove, hurdles, dtc. The Furniture comprises four-post bedsteads and furnitores r feather beds, su4ttresses, and bedding ; table and bed linen; mahogany double and single chests of drawers; pier and dressing glasses; Kidderminster and stair" carpets ; hearth rugs; dining, Pem broke, tea, and work tables; mahogany and jnpnnned chairs; eight-day stock ; china and glass ; pod kitchen requisites, and various other effects. May be :iewed the day preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premi.es. : and at Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. HAMPSHIRE.—To BE LET, For a Term of 14 years, and entered o n at Mich ae l mas new t. LL that Capital Farm called SWANMORE H ASELHOLT and LUNDY BARN; comprising a good Dwelling House, Mice-, Cottages, and Garden., and about 250 acres of most excellent Wheat and Turnip Laud, all inclosed, and has an exteosive common pasturage, situate and lying in the ptrish of Dro x ford, miles from Waltham Abbey . and only about 12 miles frumGnsport and Portsmouth; good roads to both places. The dwelling house comtaauds one of the dam prospect. in the county, having a full view of the Isle of Wight and the Needles. Every encnnrngeseut will be given to a farmer of capital science and industry. Particulars may be known by applying to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 2, Pickett street, Temple-bar.— Letters post paid. OIL WAREHOUSIi, N 0.41, LONDON WALL, OrPosiTi HI:TOL per Gall. per Gall. Genuine Sperm Oil 90 I Refined Oil for Chamber Good Burning Oil for Pa- ai,d other Lamps 5 6 tent Lino 8 0 Southern Whale 3 9 Ditto ditto 70 I Greenlaad Whale 3 3 Pale Seal 4 6 &c. fite. &c. Brown Seal 5 9 Public are most respectfully inf orme d th a t JL the above Oils, and particularly the Sperm, which a. warranted genuine. are very superior to those usually sold, either for Pticio, Chamber. or other Lamps, the whole being properly cleansed of the thick and glutinous parts, of which every kind of Oil contains a considerable portion. This process being very frequently wholly neclected, or imperfectly per. formed, is the principal couNe of Lamp s boning badly. The Proprietors of this house pl themselves to sell the Sperm Oil in so pure a state as to he t for Lamps in Drawing Rooms, Shew Rooms, and Shops, where brilliant light is regal. - ed. free from smoke, &r. The other Oils for commoner purposes will be very superior to those usually sold to the Public, from the circumstance before pointed out, vit. their hoeing been purified. Firm the" tine qualities of these Oils, it will he found thni Sher Me geld ut the Wholesale Prices, and consequently Credi teem be given. cr • Bottles. &e. may he returned. PUBLIC NOTICE. DAY and MARTIN deem it p ro p er t o g i ve every publicityto the different attempt, that are daily made bir ._ _ __- -- -- -- - - 7 -- -:-.:-: .--- '-- 1 Igang e of Swind . lent - , - tri - impose onlbe ill ir Customers a 'Turin _ -- - - - • - one .. se4 um I and vile Composition of Blacking, in lieu of the genuinz, 1 - ly ma._ _ , y English Chronicle. i and Saturday. salting , _ them at No. 97, Hlgh.thilborn. In addition t4 , t r h er : 4 th b as ll 97 l ; Cobbett's Register, Saturday, and all other Weekly Papers. To ADV BRTISEItS Ito the COUNTRY. 2 Prises or - xso,ono I 2of 2 Ditto . - 6,000 2,402, AIXI Isp . to 1.000 ' d P b ia . red b y „„„„ sierence in the Number of the Hoese,_lllll ulread% advert , c4, g n u r r n e , has as e t n he n y re no n w ow p p ut ar on tic t u h l e ar r l i v e ca t u s ti u o m ne b d er to to obse no r ib ve or il n, i The inconvenience and delay.experienced by Solicitors, Aar. cnot.ils nearly equal to Lotteries that have ImertTiast the .....- , tin rs, and Gentlemen in the Country, in getting Advertise ments inserted in London and Country Newspapen, induces bee of Tickets. W. slartin to inforru them, that he undertakes to receive and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Surviving Partner , ' iltilbrom, instead of 97, High Holborn. inert Births, Marriates, Deaths, Paragraphs, and all kinds of W h.; reflects, with pleasure, he long sinetguarded.the P u b- 1 lir against the deceptive ale of their Grub. His concern fur t ho se N. w n i . ur e ,,f , i _sp_ ',' 1 _,.N2!•__ 19 _ 7 .! 19 Counter 148. Battle. sav Gear 97, II i n ib 71oTb " o " ro v ) ‘ ,1 " h r i;s 6 , g . ro n , in i e ro Advertisements for all the London and Country Newspapers, w h o suffered by out attending to it obliges him to renew the with the greatest coyreeteseft , ibad dispatch. amnion. /-: . 4. .? • ..~ n.. , _r.~,.~. 'A . • 1 i. , • • ill ( I t t. II }~~