The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-28 00:00:00

- Zbe LONDON, .TUE -NumsEß 5383 s -- SIICONDMAND PIANO FORTE' and PEDAL aap4, gond as near. Cabinet Piano-Forte not to welled Is tonch awl tone. tpotal prire 'nines., for ' r ums; also one of the heat Rose-wood Cabinets. very opal Weld. the. SO geinrea, for An seise's; a senors Ph fruitless; • Double Attlee Hemp. (mew) ;6 1 0, for sO saineas ; Single Ditto, cost 73 iciness. *a "lbws" ; late , the property of a Lady.—To be 'teen g oll7ll WATLISVS, 13, Leioester-place, from ten to ass'Aset, Ald lastrenente takes in exchange. " The calm Ar which HAMPDEN fell fa Si. MII GLOVER'S EXHI POTION of PAINTINGS. is now OPEN. 18,0 Id Bond-street, opposite Stafford street. Admittance Is. Catalogue, &I. NI KW INVENTED PATENT GUNS to losri at LNI the Rreeets,—Nolsierees and Gentlemen are respnetfel ly invited to inspect lbe aoove invention. *bleb foe uMfy sinoplielty, and facility in loading, will be fond steperkse any production of ties kind yet ofered to ties Pabile. Ey this invention the rapidity of loading and firing a Fowling piece or Rifle, _is Increased in the proportion of at least F. GIVEN, on Bishops •dnin- Frien.ls S. be (,000 -- three to one. Manufactured by A.Ie.B r IVEIf, illuereriTr:, J U T Sm'FoRIB.MOP4IRTFife t ie n t: 44 lf ON T P , begs l ea f: , L e L t i o lgiaß roru, . No. 16. Regent-street. Waterloo-piece. a t gatOlig, Gentry. and Publie in ire%end. , that he has just L OraOlislia4 la rg e N lie E tsiltS4o H 2Se u ',D PLA TES , ie litN II V a —N tt.ovel' vivid smell ages of flee FR Enen EFFERVESCING tgIIONADE, so peenlieely refreshing in warm weather.— sale, at Coors* and Sea's Magmendoty. 9S, Bishops- on /tilde Is warranted superior both la detour and qua- gate-street, Within.--Some of the huger sizes are admire- tits swe thing st pest/oat used in this cAuniry.—Sold in bly adapted for large dininforiamate tad elegant drawing. ocisserfick make one dasim gissees, price 4e. dd. sack. rooms. A large assortmeut of etch fielateldl.Chlin:L u rer. ..----- tied Cbeval frames. with Itiewebresegot and EAST INDIA 1101;SS, May ifs s ise2. brilliancy ; a tlt• polies redamed hernia *HT; ViOdallf. r ig Gen, of Di fir, Wits y s r s o o rl e ore . of the in U y a t i e 'ted the Cooorr ine o s f Plate +ry O t l mp ing =vg. satieb se Ho bill or tites; 190 t try Oft. or to wry "teem dlniendeos. itneys/et Nonce. bit aGeseral Court of the mid Commesny will be held a- Noblemen. Gentlemen, Ilarvele:LProprieton of Hotels hew is headeelotli-elesset. on Wedeesday the 2911, In sod others, will find this War . deserving etentine, st. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, for the special tin r • from its ex teusiveN ariety of excellent Cablaet and ChalrWerk. v olleying before the Proprietors, an nnanintous resole- upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of wow Court of n rector , at thanks to the Moat N o bl e peculiar neatness and elegance, with the sIW greater adven- t, Mamma of Hastings, K. G. and G.U. B. Governor tag? of economy in the elilleSt. Furniture delivered to soy part of the country, without tined of Illagal. which resolution is now open at this risk of injury or expellee of peeking. fusser the vernal of Um Proprietors, JOSEI'II DART. Secretary. ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESD.AY. IllS MAJESTY bas been pleased to grant Ms G CARROLL solicits the attention of hi* Fries-Is . and the Public to the Scheme of the Lottery to be Royal Letters Rifest for England, Indeed, end Scot- Drawn All in One Day, neat Tuesday, With Onty 7,000 balk leStialON, ODY. and Co. for !bribes' improve- Tickets, there are mats is Messiest' for the relief of Honda. The new In- TWO PRIZLII OF £90,000! ✓sgoemotessist ofeleven differeet kinds, some of whit* tan With Fourteen other Capitals, tad Not Two Blanks to a le madly sad night, without the least inconveniettee.— Prize I Tiopmearee lave the satisfaction to inform the Public, G. CARROLL has been invariably fortuwate in the sale of esteem the dmplielty of the constructles of their sew in- Capital Prizes ; the following were Shared sad itoM at his emosets• all gasses of society can he accommodated, the Offices, 19, Cornhill, and 96, Oxford-street, In the last and lee bang from TEN Mit Limos TO roitTy. They pos- preceding Lottery, via. mlitithr, cheapness, lightaess. and durability, will an- a Prise of. L 80,0120 int fw righter left side , requiring no enderstrap, buckles, tg.ono l I," £l e ooo £3,090 1 . 1 d 6,963 east galling bondage. 8 All Sultan. ininnarles. Dispensaries, Parochial Establish- Besides numerous other zes of £9OO. Ave Ae. Wend lbe Poor, supplied al a reduction from the lowest And he hopes again to have the pleasure of distributing a = a t a lit Wko r i t i n e l D lowa nig nee to Professional ts, sold * Gentlemen, great portion of the Pr i zes ioyt to the Purchasers at his Offices Xi. Damon residing in tie. country are reone . sted tossed theentemene of the b ody le t ee h e ,, , „ t t taakind„ the T HE SWIFT STEAM YACHT. of 8 0 horse —IIIXIIIPIICTORT. On, Strand; Depot,lll.lolo6lBlL power . Capt. Huse Maconeisou, Sailed for DIEPPE, M be addressed to the Strand. f at Eight o'clock on SATURDAY BIOR'NINCI,(II3th)and will Sail regularly at that hoar from Brighton Weds's- SARACEN'S HEAD INMk day and Saturday ; and from Dieppe for V a every; Thursday and Sundty at Eight o'clock la S i l t :slag. t _ ' tauxnan-wenner, exow-aiu.. ' '' The C:bin Passage U. Ida., Steerage Pump 11. lis. TRAVELLING TO DOVER, DEW HAIM wirr is ono of H moat powerful said GATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. • . Steam Vessel., ever equipped, being a very *Us= 111 following POST COACH BE, MAIL with or without her eagles. *cube Moe espelallefkiiin, COACHER, ne. set oat from the above Ina s— !mod ap to ffite wM samor. FoolliMlise pea. Tie t. " Dover, Deal, Ikaaregais, Msotrato, delta ' s aP,17•1" , leant i at the BrighismOesetile and Sandwich atm pea mir k Office, Brighton ; or to the , aboard. wsuirigi, et s ' put seven o'clock. •• • The Bwirr will &Weepiest, sail from Brighten tor II ce o lam decided preferuce elves to the lil t s .' an d Ekditil a mPt" , , y Homing at proptiseensewedetermleml se Am * ' Clock . wed retire friNtergt e the following %render it the fret etranyamee ea the elf re e t a rearL at Tea o'clock in the sees* lbw . ' huiPtos. Maw/ litadmatat Fittaa4 in - ,t • • • ...., - • _khustair.pasamit.-. - Imo-eras= 1411111411119, Perillia 2l4olla . lll4 • lia 4l . la r ittat i a • FOIL TUB SALE OF HORSES, BY PONIMISSMakf. 12.01141 " 5t ' °anima ' FISH E following REGULATIONS are bees sub- at as za r t s i e rugh fludtee„ kmkm; a Illsellarg. oriagsteko, T HE milted to the Public, by GEORGE YOUNG. (the leilitwidge, Plasirentor. ad 1114111.4. Proprietor,) of this Establishment, which stands on two 4orr. Nerpolp, 'W m erpet i ely. N eter m c h . Amu and contains between three and four hundred Stalls. Isilaidi. sad alldidlew i rell id 4 ll oasi, ev eftemou. large Itldln-House, and good Exercising-Grounds, en- ihnhaster. inettlew. Coagietea,Newcane, Weisel and el"" with h i gh wails. „ m o m , mob h. every a t tar- Horses will be taken In for Sale. *very day (ftuoday ex. Only enerejghe ameba copied) from Nine o'Clock In the Morning, until Eight in the aim hu g goohmho m p h os, esso k o all e u th e ii sg uos ,.. Evening during Summer, and until dark in the Whiter, on re r y e , being Int °misdeed by the Veterinary Surgeon, in order to against contagious disease being Introduced. Id. Hanle. Northam Hunk* and Doncaster nest- guard owl mom ." an thactimagart. Market-place, R a o . The pramisee will be open, for 'moral business (*sly during these hoer.,) w latterd, Ware, Iladdostoo, and Cheapest area, every akin which Horses may be tried, or taken away. Imsherz,Welliegkee, and ShiPeal post coach, every A Commission of £3. per Cent. will be charged on the yarded. Amount of all Sales. flegew, Longto we. antes Green, Anan, Dumfries, The Price for Forage, will be that ordinarily charged le Therniiill.Bousquitar, Kiln, Osonsock,Kingswell, the same neigtabourhood, from time to time, for the like care, 111 pens of Scotland. a pest coach daily. le., ,and each Horse will have flue Feeds, or • peek of the *lse and Packages only Two Pence per lb. beet Corn, per day, an hour's walking Exercise, and will s ua ah n „ dina the uncommon „pitdotoaot this d oa d t, be Sweated oece a week, in a gentle Trot, having ea two Inuits of Clothes, by which he will be in good Condition for dewed to lie the most agreeable and complete public *teen the north road, being unequalled by any other, immediate Work, (without injuring his Legs by strong Ex- tents's-ate and Ripon new light post coach, every after- noise, and without being liable to those fatal Diseases ge- e four. nerally arising from over Exertion, when not previously pro- hem, emeldlog, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Pared-) Mail leech, every evening ;to Spilsby, Louth, Horses sent as Carriage Horsee, may be seen in Harness, „ and Ilan, afternoon at a quarter before six , and tried a short distance out of the Bazaar; but Saddle NUL Lancaster. Prestoc, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Horses will not be allowed to go out , as the spare wlthin is , ° ma m a, and otiett„it post-coaches , every if- sufficiently extensive and convenient for Triel and Exercise. Studs of Hones will be received, with their Grooms, Di required) but they mast comply with the Regulatioes laid bind Bristol flying post c o a c h e s, th roug h Chippe n • Vela& an 1 Marlborough, Newshury and Reading, down for the Servants of the B ,dterneea, at one ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey- An able Veterinary Surgeon, and Smith, belonging to the Bazaar, will be constantly looking over the Stables ; caro- bs, Bath, and the London Tavern. Thomas-street. tessßristol, next corning. hl experienced Head-Grooms and Stablemen selected; and hitpeorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead a Watenman kept up all Night, to guard as mach as possible nide coach, every evening. widest Accidents, particalarly those arising from Horses hultinham post-coach, acts oat every afternoon et three getting Cast in their Stalls. Great Attention will be paid to Horses' Feet, which is of awry log fo ur in s id e on ly, an d p asses th roug h W ars the utmost importance, while they are out of regular work. ti tlesiain-ton southern and Decent:v. to the Saracen'- Ilt - • ''All Horses purchased , must be paid for previous to Deli- very, Birmingham', next sensing at half-past very. and must be returned within the Second Day, and let. teerhernerh. Whitby, Shields, MCnderliod, New- within the prescribed Hours in that Day, if they should be aid Eoinhureh, n ew p os t coac h, w ith a . gua r d warranted, and prove unsound. 1 sets out every mornins by way of Newark, The Proprietors of ilones sold, may receive the Amount rd. Dune...stet. Fert)hrittie, Tr 'l.;i - .ter: Eh rlingtor , of Sales, (deducting for :"....ep, Ijornmaission, Re.,) on the ". % mom , mn , rpetti. and B,tojea. Passenge rs Fourth Day after the Sete. _ther "van tetigued on the journey. may rest The Keep of Horses that may betaken away unsold, must n , er e -; Please, and then proem:stun withcut any ad- be paid before Delivery. ios% The Proprietor of the Bazaar will not Deal in Horses, I '''• "Rockingh am ," L i .,,„l e it t ,.4 post coach, sets „t either directly or indirectly, bat conduct himself most strict- thrtr. , on at four t and ;lessee through Haidock, I) as so Agent: nor will any Servant be allowed to Deal, se... Leto*, SOton, Greet -40u, Grantham, Bewley, or ask for any Perquisite. ,_re. ffierkhao. Moor, Neu ar,", Retford, Doncaster, As man y Countr y Dealers may be disposed to seed Horses omit o re . w t.., G elder , ti „„ . Leed ,. neat afternoon. to the II • ,an Abatement will be made (to them ouiy) in .ii-LcA,.., war ttos, ilasintistek; liartford-bridge, month , ford :, i.tee siknitord. Sells - the charge for Commission and Forage. ' Audnter. Gh e All Rie't whatever, will, of course, be that of the Owner vi ter ' " n'onle't, new pct.: cosh, every Wedges- of Horses . tleAso., e . t. . p..... r „ ll 4A riron. lON.—To avoid the Counterfeits of ti uiv 2 ,,,t . . _ erns:Tipton, 1.,--,inyton, Winchester. C A S I O T. I I4 I . 's ROT ANIC TOOTH PONDER and T!NC •„, ' • . rittrifort.bridge Rh. l oom eatr. an.l 13,-- TUBE , the Public are r; quested to observe that the whole - ''. Insole coach, ...verynin et eight . ; by sale Agent's name and address is dottinct on the label. " C. , ltcli and II So th g .e h ones, . u auroon, These articles are now in very general use, and If • J G n a ti : to t s d e ; l :l t l i i t t , fu m t cau1n..,..ve,3717 to vre d tit o u u ts ra le . ° .! attended to will render the use of a Dentist unnecessary ; l't• 4. ".' ern of the ahoy -nett, hope te receive a eon- they are a remedy for all disorders of the mouth, they not merely Heiner an I beautify tile teeth, but present' them .5 new L tete . mol.l , 7at cone , scurvy from the ening PIA SWeetellS th.• hrealt, they posses, • carrying four insl,!e. satiollt drily at one • . G. 0.0 l neat et.. to', ~ ..vefl, througn 'Ave t , , ' it In a certain remedy for the Tooth-ache, mice ls„ Ud. each. H L: DnON'S TotYrit IitiUSIIES, in sets of three, Also, • ' lt from decay . to the latest period of life the ', . are au mal- es t : wi Pl' uw "h ie n h' ' l'i'l' Ain i vz'en enlL.'einuedd dote for Cium-boils. Swelled fas:e , and the Taatloactie, they : • ertae2t of the " eni" ' .. N 1 rat.in g with tastes loose teeth, stop the riled of decay, remoSo the t '''' sd • ' " only the same properties , but the Tincture sets more eprod!., end .'"' , Northempton, It - ' .nr,l, I.ntterworth, ...:, %. ientille p rinciples, Deice Ss,; and iu ivo ry, i's 6d. made on sc . O a ..; , Litchheld, Stout, Newcastle, Keats- The following Agents are appointed, Mr. Atk inson, 41, .. [ l_ l 4441, ea." Prescot. G d.street, Solio•square ; Sanger, id% Oxford-street ; All : l o 7 o, ll n z e i.v ese .6. lPe .4n ci e .:g p es er t:s h. Leed... Doncaster, Ferry- (lathe e t o . Ri nse , g s s, Bood-street It ow aud Joules, 9. ..,'• N rm.?. and CO. re f 'I spec. , n , y „nand th eir R . ezent-s c tr y eet ß ; . Butier's, 4. Cheapside ; Prout,229. Strand; , ...., tae p i on; . Colley. s . is.lopsgate-street; Take, 41, Johnston. 68, er s ty i , , • e. that they w.ll not be account- . hill ; Nix Ex change ; and most Medicine Von- Re/al of t • sr..els, Passengers' I uz-s -.. r - ritir 6 Plat rreolestr.:%Fteirviwie P o sx u d e s h. v a a n ii:t i e . .. h i e f 1 1 r 0 . 0,. stole .v iSor des e' si f lr r : l a rid Perfu mers. N.M.-Mho above articles are not sold by any retail drug- 7, e l the Ifarecen's Head lug, 3: 4 lo u s r !' n l roinidobn.. gist In the Haymarket. %wimp Pier. Hsieh ....is of advas- -.. . ~,s , , . -,..., - . . . 1W - i • . . AA . ' -.) , : k: 5 . 4 ,1, - ~, • , . • ,r 2 •44 11 D "..4.... ; ,..\,0 4 ) - ,r, •er • 4 . . a . , • . , 1 - ..:..-• I ; WOG s n., 081 'll, i •••• Ili • I 1 1111 • . • , SDA T, MAY 28, 1822. • . •.... . . __ r :1 his Field, sled arD.VRY died en tAe Scuffaid!" - PRICE SEVEN PENCSie • ; • , . NEW NOVEL. This day wee published. in I vols. li mo . peke Ils. Notice of Sale of the Aspeden P. state, Near Buntingford, • ANO --i- REATH.A TALE.-By Mrs. NATHAN.' TO BE L SOLD H BY AUCTION, "'Hu 111 a well CORINTRTNIVI Novel, eeriest/dint a BY W. LEIFCHILD. t m a t is t a intermit from its accurate description of Cam. By order of the Amalgams of Messrs. Bolden, and Co. • br i e Monies and Somery, the contrasted display of pas- To-Meaeow, the lab of May, 1/111, he twelve, et . sieve* Ibe principal (*tweeters, and its unalloyed moral the Bee ins. Buntiegford, is seek Parte sad Parcels se ' l l 1 1 " ii I nmdieey. 4 *--/doethly Magaslae. Mardi. lett will bispedlesl is the bledPantsuit's-01 00 u Pro- r Petered for G. and W. B. Whittaker. Ave -Marla-lane. viously disposed of by Private Costes.* of which due ' Notice sail lbe 011.11 ;) 1 t NEW ROMANCE. THE, LIFE ,ESTATE of. Mr. CHARLES . , • This day was published, pries lee. boards, A BOLDIRO, Aged SC of mid in Two Velnable shad 7E M IRA OF LORRAINII.-A }lunettes.... Extensive Manors, a Capital MANSION-HOURS and • '.- IA Is Three Volumes . Moo. PARK, and several Freehold and Copyleold LANDS. s i- • . . - i Petaled Mcc sad W. B. Whittaker. Ave-Maria-lane. ;,__°°° Is ; 11 ° am"; Parndli° of Ades , lea7a;° llo . Yard- ; i . "Tits ItememeilOW before as is a pleas's, narrative of 47 4 and Clottell , in the Comity of s, ecietalideg la tile ' whole s h e e t 11100 Aims ofeos Illeadtew. Anehle;Pastave. • - • inekkete, well ealesimed to awaken and reword atteetios t t • sod the narrative Is clothed In correct and Otte forcible and sod Wood In". ,„ 1 . W. LIIIIPCHILD respeettellybfersiu the Pablie tint • in• Pat lanitintre."-Mmathly Review. March, ISM. • ' • hie le fatly eetbovieed either to See or tut. the whole or any i NEW NOVF.L. pert of the Property dining the Lille of Mr. C.Sellere, by • ' ' • i bit his win. flne.'priee 11s. beside; Pri vete CeinemL 'r i ; A Taialt OV Nom Navewlt. Vitilefilf r ' ..__o l lid e alli f tiriZt 1114 e; arrttlea- (*vas 111 " 11 °n .. .... 1 ( referring to tains partlaitier • sentences dieing the mends; a i,... Enniftliebreit asedil ibary & e- I American War; also pourtraylsg Asierican Seamy and "'''"'"'; " al ' " wellmubst ; a "' • s Caps. - '. Niaanore. • ROL Cheimallerd; Swap. . , • 11 ' 4 It . By the Author of " PRSCAUTION." •• . VIM, Hatield ; White Haft, St Alban's; rose Man. . I m enve s‘eir at iv ; Sa ta lis i b r a ci ryt e nes . Leed s. thel aad liwd Timb i Ss e rrese sorw !sH er emy sti ars od. : 1 " Breathes them a uses with mut so deed, " Me Never to idieself hob said. 1 . 1 " This is my awn -my native land!" Middlesex. For elesieg_the Itatales, applies Non may_ be t o The Auth or , l a gisist as t hi s im am , ass is main te Mr: MATTERW WOODMAN", at spades ; A mil Tar- • . , • 0. most dexterously with a elate of interesting a deniers sad Teams to view the Meedourifeme and Gar- nett (*teetered to relieve the attention from the espiterleett; dew " a, be h ad °a "P lis.des et the Mg. of Meese, • t l waadsvise of the Spy et the Neutral Ground." Leen end Co. 2S, Prisse's-strost. by the Seek. ' . ' •• Tim Sketches of ;hie Amerkee Somme sled Ileasners are TO THE NOBILITY, LADIES AND fIETVYLEMEN. • ' f 0 levied with ea able bend, sad the style throughout es light uir TRUSFYIT, of No. If, WeMegton•strist, ' sad egmeable."-Geeeral Weekly Registm, 151k May. V• • Waterloe-llvidre, Siread, begs leave to lamb ;be 1 1 MR Nobility-, Lediee and fleetheses, Set his attendee sad i Mated for 1:11. end W. I.3Viekteker, Avie-Maria-lese. evil aired rooms. With we imitable seeemmodadne, sae . i 4 • - ---- SIB JOHN SINCLAIR'S ANSWER TO RICARDO. W. T. f rom twenty years estimable premise', the Beau I s This day was mildlibed, pries Is. Mood,. and sided by the most able &mimesis. Is maided so A a il ANSWER to a TRACT recently published by make Wigs, and Cut sad Deem Hair, la a style of supeelor • ' ' I PATIO RICARNO, ER. M.P. es PINYTTATION TO Hens_ elegance and &Woo. OGLIGIIIII. Ladies and Gentleness dashing' to dress for Balls, Plays. By the Rt. Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. Operas, had Mamearedni s will god In W. T. a valuable r m e t e d for Sherwood. le an l y . and Jesus, p e t emes t or , legalsiticke from his Immediate aeriaalstanee with the cos- 1 1 1 1 11 r rows sad Hardiest, St. Jusee's•etreet. tame seeemary se these messiene. i At.., by the same Author. N. R. W. T. la emosseandy /applied with French, Italian, I. Horn oar Ctneveartes, sad the Meese of ro-setab- and English rilionorY 'ran ism quality: liege% the Prosperity of the Coustcy by an Improved Sys- ' tem of Carreney. . Pelee es. TORN BUROBSSead SON. Wing apprised of the ' I. Anaemia as °woe= and Occurrent of Laois is W nemerous eadsevaass made by easy porous to let- , Gases 'mats sad laranrce, pointing out elrestual Means peas a spark= Odelaude, fed it issambent I for almodying the Agriseltaral Distresses of the Country.- epos them se sigises si r a jleadetior the Patella in patellae • Meals. ing what they •emegelhe to lie Saverigheel, to observe the ' 1 : r is a few days will be published, la gas vol. See. serel e =nlee of die s =ir sa teeriptions will deetive • &SAYS per SUBJECTS of INI PORTANT IN IM sod for Beek J. B. mad Son sub- i i 1 ' ARlEllia METAPHYSICS, MORALII.sad ItiLl? ...__,L IIIO „WIM*I eaalnaa: - onno *Win aNrearann" at Aral t o l i tteresees to Passages to mumps, WWI , - nil Swain, • ' leet;r e ltboet t;r eo n : re or address :- A. -Kw " Beseers• 1 1 . 11 .ll ..1.1 1 ll ' Sod. not lISII Wisp. bees many years '' li V. Oil "hallaboWlStrand.lNS EZOWNE,; aiW. Midi weed 7 / 8 ; 11 ; 711-61141 111"114111.111"1"1116 u - eir ". Edbilseldln hosearag elan* Methedisholizredos. feel war/ ' n. eentisent of Nape* tweeds She end earnestly 90. r.. I Joie peblialed, is ties Me. On. pries It. Is. in beard% Wit them to hasped the Labels preeless to purchasing what i t i ' . SUMMARY of MOllll El M'S - 11CCLISIAS ;he r 1.116./ .to boot* lir Ill " " la lb./ Yap will Pre- vite i • •AL * . v• • • lry s II ....4 1 . , , e ~..., ceseNl• -..- •. • lug ram intik ealfelliellee, • Cher tMtile E; fat " • .. • . • II ; hVehais. and le imeiligendelt es a toilet- •sll 1: A • of Ass - Idlealmary sod OM Siiiiehea . sla m s ame. wit ~,,..0 , 2 0 ..., . . will* are Welly seppeeted by Members of the Medi o• w arr e ausa. 107, s crisirLearawa y ika o gnarywanys,Laa g au. . i ~ Eagles& and by the Dlseenters from that Chereh. 4 0 „ eras ORIGINAL ITAINGANNIWAIIIIIIO4I/11.) By the Bev. CHARLES TRELAWNEY COLLINS, Y.A. 1 * 1 Fellow of Ballot College, of Oxford. and Lecturer of Bt. Pancras Chapel, Devon. LORD COCHRANE AND GEN. SIN MARTIN. Printed for T. Cadell,Stra; sad W. Bleakwood, Ulm- --me-- burgh. Extract of a letter brenght from South America by Jest published, is It vols. eve. price IL is. In hoards. his Majesty's ship Superb :•-• • 1 i 4 L " SANTIAGO DI CHILI, Jinx. 16.-Within lime few JITTERS on PR EJ El DI C E.-Vol ante 1.-1 n aura the Nam. c auses, and c onsequences a Pre- days we have here S. Aimee. a Spanish Commissioner, Jodie, Is Religloe sreeessldered; with an application to the who came by way of Paeans : he has bees received peewit times. with great attention by oar °overcommit, anti has had • • 1 i Volume IL-On the Inilessee of Prejudice, as connected several confereaces with Ministers; bat it is difficult with the general Estimate of the Pulpit Divinity of the last 1 Centsry. to guess what Spain can expect to gain at present by • • . Printed for T. CadeU, Steed; and W. Blaekwood, Edict- negotiation, after having lost so may opportunities I' I ' burgh. before her South American possession were irretriev• . 11 ' NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. abl y lost to her. . i • THETbreeforthcoming Numbers of theJOURNAL " Our Administration pursues its coarse of retrench- of NEW VOYAGES and TRAVELS will consist _ _ oieo t and economy; the credit of Government there- : amorally of th e f o ll ow i ng i m p or t an t W or k s , a ll a t a t . ed. fore stands high; and should any temporary embarrass- 1 each:- meat oblige it 'gala to issue paper money, it will, no . . i JONG 1: 1 -•CAILLAIIR'S Travels in the Oases of Thebes and lesit, b e rea dil y sakes at par. El Bakal, with 18 Engravings. July L-Mur.t.an's Travels in Southern Greece in 1821. " The coadnet of Lord Cochrane, in leis dispute with • describing the Holy Insurrection of the Greeks, the Turkish General San Martin, is nisch commended, althen:rh Massacres. &e. as witnessed by the Author. his Lordship's zeal for Chili, his adopted country, has August 1.--Sieos; c's Travels in Switzerland, mothodized perhaps made him too ready to censure General San I from the French Edition. No higher recommendation of this very popular and Inter- Martin, and to impute sinister motives to biol. 1 •' ' settee Journal can be given than by specifying the invariant " His Lordship was displeased at General San commits of any three succeeding Numbers. Martie's taking the title of Protector of Peru, with • , The three preceding Numbers contained-May I, Original the 2 ••2 A •.• 2.2 .. t • supreme mamma. civil end military, ,w hil e, i n Travels in Tartery, end a recent Voyage to IPetersborgb;-1 7 April I, Porocmvaktm's Travels In Southern Gresseet-and feet, be bad a commission as Commander-in-Chief of March I, The Wreck of the Sophia on the Coast of Africa, the Chillan army. The coolness between the two I : with Travels through the Interior, with 9 Engravings. commanders was increased, when San Martin declined Perseus who neglect to peruse a Work so fraught with the to give battle to the Spanish forces ender the walls of best modern information are necessarily a fall generation / behind theme In which they five. Lima. or in front of Callao, although Lord Cochrane Six Vozumas have been brought to a conclusion, con- strongly urged him to do so, as the certain means of . , I I taining,roary several modern Voyages and Travels, with at once putting down the enemy. The capitulation . 1 above TWO MURORAN Engravings; and either Volume may , . of Lana., concluded wit h out the concurrence of Lord belied at One Guinea half-bound, or any single Number at W. dd. ' Cochrane, and restoring all Spanish property. wi- Printed for Sir Riehard Phillips and Co. London ; and to d ine d t h e breach still more. The Cisilian Beet, thei ' be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Postmasters. interests of which were entirely forgotten in the ca- pitulation, showed a mutinous spirit, especially the nominee pagins nostra sap% ! Our page relate to SWIT.-MANTIAL, foreign senses, who had been buoyed op with the • Just published, price an, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), hope of immense prize money at Callao. They were T i. l HE £GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen - clamorous for the arrears of their pay. and Lord : e ; tary on the Indiscretions arising from Homan Frailty, Cochrane found himself compelled to satisfy them out I I in which the Causes, Symptoms, and benefnl Effects of Lees of the money that had been put on board the trans- ' •(' Venerca, Onnorrtura, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Be. are telly developed; Part 11. contains some mime , em err ., ports for the sake of greater security white the Spa- , • , , t) • lain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. nigh forces were near the coast. This step was the ; ' 1 t embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self more justifiable, as the treasury of Lima certainly Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting observe- ought to hate pail the arrears dna to the fleet, on ac- tions on vegetable and animal life ; in Part IV. is a Series of - count of the Government of Chili, which must Lava . . ' Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining . • them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the claims for larger 11.1a11 on Lima. Lord Cochrane, Youth and Maturity of both Sties. - By GOSS and Co. however , to keep his men in activity, sent part of the • I Consulting Surgeons, London. squadron to Valparaiso, sad with the rest proceeded Natural heels • Oesudbas use dedit, si nuts cor,noverit uti.-Cutneue. to Guayaquil, in order to co-operate, if necessary, Stare hearts to sal tar faint ff/ bliss supplies, with the Colombian forces there, or to extend his • Ilk/rival Ipptiratios marks ihe Ater. 'cruise to the coast of Mexico, and there to secure the May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; in, Pall-Mall; two Spanish frigates, Prueba sad Vengsuas. which it, Psccadiliy ; in, Princes-street, Soho; Iht, Fleet-street: 174, Fleet-street; Q. West Smithfield; 913, Chespaide, Lon- are r e ported to have great sums of specie belong i ng to . I don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; R. Spsaiards on board. At all events, the presence of r?v:k. !}swish; Barrett and Duffield, Bath i Sheppard, Bris- the fleet before Callao WSJ no longer re/Faired ; the lot; Hatt, Cambridge : Headley, Leeds; and at all Book- character of the Government of Chili and that of Ge• nellers.-Nles,rs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as • usual, everyday, at their house; and Patients In the Country sacral San Martin are a secure pledge that this unfor- ore requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re- iusate quarrel will bare no detrimental influence on Imittanee for Advice end Medicine, whine ran be forwarded 1 ao any part of the World.--GO5B and Co. N. R. C. Sir- . the cause of independence, nor weaken the good uo- oeritan ling which policy and mutual int e rest will poops, N 0.7. Jermyn-street, tit. James's; sod I I, Bouverie- ttreet, Fleet-street, London. always preserve between Peru and Chili. • •, . 1 • .: , • . !,'