The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-29 00:00:00

7 ..-r T :--. _.. . ,~, AI - , le , .40 - 1 • A 4 .•"; _ se- ?E r r- • '/ • h•~ LON, IsCootoo for wAkik jigi be UNCOMMON GOOD 'FRA V ELLI NG, !ruts IL) the SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of NORTH. Four lasi& Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, •By B. W. MOUNTAIN had Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. LONDON, • R. CLAY'Swriginal WAGGONS and COACH ES, to New buryy,Swi un. Aldhourn; Wootton- Basset, Lambast , n, Hunger :bed, Chilton, Reading, and all places adjacent, D aily. The following Post Coaches, Mail Cuaches, &c. vet horn the Saeaien's Head lon, Soow-hill : The UM Piaff,• Pew Liverpoollight Coach, fah ase - uight en the road, carries Four Insides and Four Outsider; sets oat e'er" day xi Ooe o'Cleck, arrives at Liverp of next Aflettiona at Six n'Clock. throeith Daustal.le, Woobens, •Lathhary, Nnnhanspton,"Welford, Luuerworth, Hinckley, Miser-tone Litchfield, Stool, Reply, Newcastle, Kouuford, Warring' ton. anti Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymingine, Winchester, and Bag** stoke New F sr-inside Cases, at half-past Severs o'Clock in the Mousing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Sauthansptoo, Five n'Cluck.—This is a mast delightful conveyance to the of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. !stators, Havre de Grade, Cherburg.ite. -SHREWSBURY, Wellingine, and Shiffual, Past Coach, every Evening, at Five &Clock, guarded. -W BY MOUTH, Doreirestet, Blersdford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Conch, entry Afternoon. Weymouth Packets to Guerr.sey, Jerky, Alderney, St. toes, lie • EX TER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth Daetinotitb, stud Salisbury, New Past Conch, every Morning at Styes o'Clock. through Mellit Axminster , Beidport, Blaaaford, Basingstoke, sad Baeslis.t. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton. and Heating- Jon Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spiblr Louth. Grlissby, and Hall. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Costches,through C( penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; orris, Mr. May's, the Greybossod Inn, Bath, and tar Laudon Tavern, Thosnas-streei, and the SW:IL Bristol, next Morning. — Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater' Taunton, Exeter, Plytaeuti LEEDS New Light Coach, called The R,ockingham, a t t every Mitnsing; carries Four Insides only, and goes . markahly ens), with a Guard through out. Passes throngs Stainford, Newark, Retford, Doneswer, and Fen ynridge, r the Golden. Lion, Leeds, n ext Moraii.g.--r Notwithstanding r un c o mmon expeditiou of this Catch, it is ilinwed to be most avertible and complete Public Conveyance on theNt Rand, being unequalled in Acc.imostalation t.y soy other. KENDAL, I AUCIISICT Preston, K rby- Lansdale. Holum Chorley, thiaskirk. and (3arstang Post Coaches, every After , soon, at Five n'Clock. Guarded. LIVERPOOL. Warrington, Knuisford, Stone, aad Liu held. Post Coach, called the RIMOLAT..II4 every EvettioK at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's lfead Loa, Dale-strr - LiverpnOL—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post Catch, every Morning, at half-past Six o'Cllseh. CHEST Eft, Newport, Whitchurcharrh, Tarporley, Northwich. and Middiewicb Post-Coach, every ing, at Five ,i'Cloek. SUNDERLAND, Slot kton, and Yana, New Coach, 14 , orting, to the George lint, Sanded:oat. MANCHESTER, Conglettsn, Newcastle, Wes. sod Wolverhampton, Post Coach, every Anemone, guarded. SHEFFIELD übd Rotherham Post Coach, called Rock i•narin, every Monsing. BIRMINGHAM Pow Conch, with ft Guard, sets out Afternoon. and reaches Birminglum next day at Noon. by Oxford, F.ustim. and Shipstune, to she Saracen's Bull-street. Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doacaster, .Coach, every Morning at half-past Six a'Clochi to the Cross Keys Market - place, Hall. IL ' W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint . Friends and the Public, that they Will not he accountable any Parcels, rasseugers' Laggage,Writings, Plate, tbc. of to than Five Pnuods Value, if lost. st•den, ear di.inaged. salvos tered as suck, and the Insurance paid for accordingly. .Leen i s Head Ina. Spowitsill, London. go rrE longgeatablistted reputation of NI , CURRIE and Co. combined with their well-is.. ee p er ience and success is t he treatment rand cure of a Sew reign ing complaints. entitles them to superior claims and a decided preference over all other practitioners. Messrs. Coterie mid Co. as regular Surgeons, and Members of the•R oyail Colleges of Lon don and Edinburgh, present to the Public the result of thirty years nieces-fat practice in the Metropolis, where their trent meat and cure of Venereal Complaints. Nerves* Debility. Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Orgam. Strictures of the Urethra. &c. die. has proved uniformly triumphant. In slight and recent eases of infection. a perfect Cure is complet• ed in theihort period of two dotes ; and in !how cases cora m ore complicated nature. where other Practitioners have failed of success. a proper perseverance in their plait of treatment in suresto the Patient a staind sad perfect se.sostatili-havent. In Nervous Debility. whether produced mietsses, by the immoderate erjoyMent of sensual plea-urei, by sedentary and over studious habits, or by any other rano., the Medicines thew prescribe will produce the happiest effects, in improving every faculty both of body and mind. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability. have been under the cure of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of Cora/plaints of the Urethra, Stricturesoke. nod Matte received a radical 'and permanent core, request that reference may be made to them, as WlthrlittOrY evidences of the decisive superiority of M'ssn. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of these Gentlemen haie bad Strictures from ten to twenty years, mid had been un der the care of Messrs. Home. Heaviside. and other Surgeons of equal eminence, woo attempted the cure by the : s epticht inn of the Lesser Camile. without surreys. Messrs. Currie acd Co. may he consulted by either sec. with t'.r greatest deli racy, secrecy, and homier, at their house. No 101, Hatton-garden.— Patients in the coutory are requested to Mate pie parti culars of their ease, age, and . .gemeral habit of Itrin4. &C. ea timing a remittance for advice and meoticioes. when the same n ill be given or. sent to their part strike kiftellost. To 4asate that secrecy so essential to our uoideitaki g. the postal of letters maybe added to the licenuat fur medicinet.-107,-Hat tou-gardal. . ii7ll• dr -.„ •- • 1 I No ...olmo ...rm. MOW + ...,21.0.11.6., • • •••_1111.01; • ' •.,' • . : - • :•.••• ."—• • vJ . . ,c4r.:74 irA. f . •...i;, , I •••• . a a*'- ' . / 1 of a 't, I . iMi s • -- • 111 * lil 4 i 1 10 '. l .1 • i&Z , a , % ~ 0 i . i • if _ ........ - 4 ,' .7! , j ! • . Ny . I,:ip , . - - • , ; I , • . • 7 • , 1 ` ~... • i A ,• prop... one; it arose from the impossibility of baring justit. rightly administered in other countries. Be felt it right to call the attention , of the House to these points. Though there might have, been w departure from ger practice with respect to Spain, yet lie thought that Portugal had bed experience enough 4 British justice, 'TA therefore would. not ask this country to recede from its practice. Tbe•principl adopted by us he believed to hate been just. Lord CASTLEILOAGII thought he could satisfy! the Le■rned , Member that he had not taken a correct view of the businets. Ile had argued on grounds; not applicable to the Convention, which djd not ia• . terfere with belligerent rights. If they were eon. nected with the question, he should be able to com• prebend the Learned Gentleman better, as to the in. stances a. embargoes or precautions in virtue of the prerogative of the Crown. The set of the Crown in embargoes justified the canapes. of the King's Officers. But the object of the present Convention was not to declare any thing new in the laws of nations. It was a ,treaty anomalous as respected the laws of nations as they existed. It applied to 2 particular Case, as to the detention of slave vessels. All public ships of war, must act on the tiff of nations, but here there was a Convention which was only a specific and peculiar agreement. The observations made did no►, there . _ brought Lords with imendments... COUNT FLADEN. Mr. BENNET f gave notice of his intention to move otr Monday nest, for Copies of the Owl. spondence nub regard to the conduct of Generals Maitland sod Campbell towards that Nobleman. ELECTIONEERING ARTIFICE AND JOHN • • THOMPsON. • Mr. BROUGHAM said, that• he understood the 'M AK of the Roots of last night, with regorrt to the extraordinary notice of J. Thompaohi was *Pot to she Tas-oboe, through which possiblltiome delay *Wit Decor in securing obedience to the' Order, by delaying it s t ransmission ; sod therefore be gave notico, Ghat unless this Order were forwarded this day, he Amid certainly move to hate the Secretory of that .-called to the bar, in Drier to be dealt with ac cording to the custom of the Hooey, towards those 'who deliberated and violated its Orders. • . REFORM. Mr. BENNETT presented severed Petitions for Perlis/D.oaq Reform, whiz's , mope ordered to lie oa the tablo., ,•• A •Petitiow was presented from Mr...E.eraril, a merchant in the City, complaining of the conduct of the East Rides Dock Company.--Ordeted to Ile on tbe table. , . , , . •. ' . . -Q. 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I • • .- .. - ..__. ._ _ , • • h. jisiii, ewe Ststel7 died vs the !tecirsid . e . - : , -0 7, ;= t , r.., .. , - ,i _ . i . . , ..• • i - - - .._ . . - . . . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: .. ' Illik'lleigiet out of the teal ifoestion.. The Learned a. . t ... . .--..../....... 4 ' 4 . " deltriAmaft bad also objected to the Milted tribunal, - . 35 , , i• • . . • ttOUtiE' OP .C.ll R DN. Wan ie. ' ' ''es propnied. Certainly; this tooutry *mold never . . i ' • a The goys/ Assent was. Inset, 'by'esegaibarom, is the Irish suffer the principle of a belligerent edam'', or t sop. as Dual "' Bill '' t " Ba l 8 "" (11111 B il ik' . " - * *l4t. 'posed belligerent enerayis J udges , eonsiderl • bed /. ( l' tre r Trade Bilt. Ow Irish i =v Carps Bill, Pre Irish . • ' Toroaatry Regalatios'Bill. tie iroblee fergalltioa Bill, de ciding whether nor captors. from .. 6em 11 . ~,,.' tithe' wafts" private Bib 00101 11114' 1 ' " I - A or Illegal. We had always maintained the el • • , t The Calasataliaalei ere „ the.. Hie . AI S . oar own tribunals on lOClltisoltliflos Wailt hi biding of Camierhory, sad Laid a (3. ' • ' Tire Date of Kelt% EadtsitY SRI ibd reed a third thee : Ind that a Foreign Power 'mild Wee tbe MIN of se i DO pawed s sad wee carried Its therColwasalle by the Lord 'Oder sores of her vessels, particularly in time of p ee * Mitre. Mid Mr Justice BayltT s Tree Irish Mai n Pay an d d e ali n g Bill the ge n ia l MM. to British Tribunals ? Now, the case was ; . 0161 _ire • . play and Clothing BM. the MA Balla Re"triethlo Bill, the could not leave seat nutted to an ontnbted Mbar's', Smelling Prevention Bill, are glts Silk Bessollee Bill, were a costar v . i committed. Pry inespedieot, sled not possible of *cur. 'Bite [rah Excise Belles silletas#4ll a second time, wig or- log the desiretl end. Neither cools! We have sapless 1 demi to be corawisted on Saturday. 'll ' ,• . ',_- ~_ ed other Powers to do 9* lb ti th e of peatw. Whoa r , The Scotch Church,: INN was . 4 ti i a l , l l Ima n l et h r`‘,,,,;,l.. la. tiliclitisne On France wirole be bontidered_m4 Op. baeot il"l" Bli4 MrAr De . D ..lPln isista lt 4 lware jlbe I the • Dlit liftuano tidal' two' . a, referents — wai lid to a idled Commis. 1. • Ike IV ' Da5..11141. by Mr. kwo.s I Auld she English elite in order ter adjust ;hear. Spain sod Portugal Churches'. it rerouted, wits th e Lords Aateadosents agreed to, by Mr. - M0.,. Melte Bills *ere ell read a gra time. Meld turf be expected to get differently. The ob. . th' i The Vestries' Bill, the Wochmeh's Wages Bills the Welch jections of the Learned Gentleman which he bad no- tes and Ward Ball, end a/vend other Bills, were read a third time, lth aced passed.—Adperned to Saturday. Ca d , 'beoogkt be bed sniwered. Otttb application to the Law Officers of the Crown, it had appeared to t , ries HOUSE OF COMMONS. • be their opinion that there might be many acts done ti The SPEA KKR west to Me Tomtit(' hear the Royal Asset w hi c h would require legallastioo. It wet also t i Ito glees by Coestaniowto several Bills.-...(See Lords.) great object to obtain a Anal decldon. If the amend. • .SS The Greenwich Prize-motiey Bill was reported.—To be read let, a third time Sin Setardar. went was moved, be should give It his negative; bet The Ctimcerst Clerks' Bill waertad a third discard passed. he hoped it' would be withdrawn. Mr. WROTTESLEY gave notice for Saturday of a Bill to Dr. PHILLIMORE explained, that be Ovid his ... repeal the Law, which obliges Comoissismersof Bankrupts to h. Id their third meeting in Guildhalt. opinions chiefly on the constitutional practice of thd om Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW gave notice, that early io the neat Crown, hod the possible d a nger of departing from It: ... 0 Session, be should bring ip a Bill to repeal she Usury Laws.; . • the The Irish 'nitrated& Bill was reported. To be takes lam . Th e . ArfORNF.Y:GENERAL agreed to the farther coasidenwion na Saturday. point respecting the powers of ihe Crowe as to lent The 8 4 110 Chorolith . Bill was rend a third than and Posed; trea t y ; but it bad befdie no* Iseen2fotand necessary, tile. the Irish Stock Transfer Bill. • . I Mr J. SMITH moved that the Howe do resolve itself into a in consequence of trestles, f or to make , • i at. Comantiee on &slowdown tVilaief the propriety of g iving Se- . alterations •i. lades to Bankruptcy straieeioners in lieu of Fees.and of pro- in the municipal' fewi. • But •it eii.e (totalled bow Portuguese subjects Were to hate the ir 'ew riding aSt place fur their meetings. g et Papers setative to the trial of the 'lei. H. ilrarikins, at et. claims settled by . proceedings in this cointry. If a Christopbees, were presented..aad-ordered to be primed. King.give power by which his. subjects might bd e p u t , The Reort of the Cootlee, oat was agreed to. , . . . taken Ise.bolieted that, Un their' 'alication . bere, The ATTORN EY-(IENERAL °Wasted leave to bring in a .". .. . , U.,: to lt s. iris 1. , i right BIN to amend tad expiate the Slave Trade Felony Act, the coatis ,m Lem memo hold the i!, fi, 4 II oat ' Mr. GOULBURN, mr Mr . Peel, waved liar a Committee l country girl ly.lt see tied In Viery Yid* df Vow. 'lona os the Cots.' of Clourery in Ireland.—Agreed to. , . WY, 1 The ArrottN Elf-61: 1 9 MAL brought is has Bill tomcod emery that tile enactment 'hand 'bi Mite, "ic 0. ... woe. the Slave Trade Felon) Act, wtiialives read a tiro time. !sled al a different qagis9eti from that of prise.; . , o nc ; The Appropriation Bill was read a third time and passed. t ours of p r i ze we r e edebmeherf by 'attires for 46 . PORTUGAL SLAVE TRADE TREATY BILL. ' 1 judication in times of Uric. ' "fin Gold 'certainly ling' Lord CAST LEK EAGH mo.a.td the third reading b• , h • p o ' t peso inhibi t ihoold 144. !IL in ~ by of this Bill. • not c ooso tst a e U . , A Isle • Dr. HI I LLI M ORK made several observations op of matter, respecting our vessels taken by.tbega., eased jurisdiction had .therefota h'ppeared th e meat ram. the Bill, which enacted it to be lawful for his Ma- pi. , L , lLlatiel r. satisfactory ants • proper. "The • oo h, s teity!,seavel officers to visit and deal, foreign vex. 9 9999 agreeable to the Portikese Goiterri if.' , sels,4c, This, be believed, was th at firet instance there been iny Court` t isprnl;lt migt iii‘pf o'er , in which Parliatfastat had ioterfated to justify Liall's ' b e f l id Ir difiSt iltrisdibt nit I. ' l The • Ma ships in seizing and detaining foreignera. The rights coa rse "i n ' a 1 .- ' • 1 . • " • Mr. SMYTH vivified to *tibit had ' lt . of peace and war, according to the Constitution o f vongreas at Vienna, a . -• nd' ilisiisai• Le tn AV . ' i * I oath. , flamt the country, were vested lei the hands of the Crown. ' bad been taken to Worm' Portbilat t•Nlikeiftse - s iport, What was the act of the Creme In sack taresorsa the , act of the whole nation. There did not, therefore, Slave Tiede altogether. All the other 'Powers had sting. served to the abolition, and Spain bad files', RIO'. s , 'lsby appear any reason for Parliament to legalise the - 1820. Portugal was the wily Government Dial cop. measures of the military marine, of which the Crown tinged this trade. He was 'male that the 'Port. L i Chi p . was of course the head. An enactment might be nes.. /1 •ive as peso slave traffic might be conslder.d of a in' . twerp, cessary, as the question regarded British subjects; gated character, as it passed between their !lewd lox.— but not as to foreigners,. as they could not bring , 1 ports. He allowed that the two treaties, 'Pk sout h ' causes to be tried here, under a treaty between two Spain and Portugal must be regarded as very Ilene. ), seer Sovereigns. The proposed enactment appeared au- v ficial to the cause of abolition, and' might predrill!, t as re perduous ;he thought that, if superfluous, it might • assn prove angerous in . iroug "d • a constitutional p oint of .tv, to incalculable benefits. The abolition of the trade north of the Line, too, was very Important. lie mg Op- view. Ist a case where there was not a strict and thought, however, it was rethertoo much for P .rti. * "le direct role, analogies might be a little looked at, par- . . _ on . _e this , Northof gat now to pair sz traoe, when all other States er. ticolarly in a matter concerning the prerogatives had given it up ; particularly when the Kin g a Par- tonna the Crown. He could not see the necessity of pass- algal owed his Crown in Europe to the exerth.os After- ing any enactment on the subject. The ancient prac• and bravery of ourselves and our Allies. 11. did i 'lmo,. lice of the Crown.respecting the issuing of letters of :vetting marque and reprisal were, he supposed, well , known. n o t mean to speak disrespectfully of any fo rei gn 4 Monarch or State, hut he most advert to this still ao. "'et'. He then adverted to the case of an embargo, as throw. Story szception of Portugal, even after she had re.. de.p no , intsome light on the question. It might terminate nounced the trade by her professions. A degree of ,in pence. There would be then no necessity for an disgrace must fall on that State if she persisted its E N y a en diff er ing al l Act to legalige the King's subjects bringing in forei g n (tom the other Powers. The T reat y a t vessels under that embargo, as the King possessed Vienna for a provided Is every the sole right of war or peace. Yet an embargo was fence, if necessary, the disposition to total ahOlitioi. w, dm i. a quasi act of hostility. The King was the sole re- Lord CAMEREAGH observed,thar the Psweie add. presentative of the nation; but for abuses Ministers ed th'' were responsible. Super Ilooes Acts in such cases, had certainly agreed to provide f or conferences, wi t h a view to farther the desired object; and proper "every he repeated, might he dangerous. He intended to steps had been taken in consequence. T he abolitio n Passes move the expunging of that enactment. Ile saw far. of the traffic by Spain might be considered as &fin". I Head , (her, with considerable r e g ret, a p rovision for the awe in 18 , 20. No time had been lost in taking ilia . r , Poo appointment of Commissary Judges and Commis- proper steps for inducing the fina; abolition by' Por. to Como 'jotters of Arbitration, by which means a new power tugal. Applications had been made, hot, as we di. was introduced into peblic law. it did not seam d at their able t - o, possible to Ivy maritime eeitures properly in coon- erstond, his Lordship could not then give a n y p r e . a Cise information of the results. tit oar' tries from whose natives the seizures b a d been made. 6r. PHILIAMORE could not See the difiereoca • dew en- In support of this he alluded to the. opinion of a , attempted to be made as to the case of embargoes. . at the celebrated Prussian lawyer, in 1753. Two Powers • The Bill Was read a third time, and passed. might agree -to. depart from a practice Inas treaty's - Ilessra. A Messer from the Lords announced their Lord. but the principle of the,resistanco of this country to ships, agreement to several Bills. 1-Itsvoion . . „.. i , n .. proposqls on them subjects, was not a . mere priv a te t . . The Vestries Bill was brought down from the , , ~,.. 4DAAd‘A 4 / • ~ .1 r p, . . •. . , L•-• "'" 11E • '• . , ..• - -1 at iar' WO the Ip.ECTOR3 of ENOLASD,,,elleiheie 1 the power to RETURN their OWN RBPRBSBNTA: TIVES.—A. (Undertone of integrity, beveled suspicion, of tar " seats tint will strike terror to the hearts of the Rorosighwongessi .atiodattes and peneveratice, and of cotwage bring theiee y n e l ; tputial qualities into octiOwss to pail down the Old camp. s _kW that boson long usurped the, Rights of aloe minima of Ei, Vl.lnneo. exercised by a merciless set of men, which th e o il • ..kietr, of Israel called " a generation whose teeth are re stvoidsh ?dad their jaw teeth a fr o Alien-to devour the poor felon off ths aractog vo!n, 'chose rapacity this -t.rib, opt the needy 'Kilt likened to the hone-leech s'`' bat hnd he lived to this day wou ld have finished the portrait of these Nabobs. by do. scribing noir delight ht cruelty. loprisonical, and the tortilla of their fellow-wen, with the modem improvement of an oily hypocrisy. . • • !flit. Friends of Freedom In an Borough. Town. or oily. •.i . save the powik to retterovaeh a Man. he will be hrrtaght for-' • ward and swpported by the coeval*, of theOligarehlcat Batiks'. Letten.povt. paid, grkinused do W. FJllott. R.q. 491, 'Old itsotwirteto wW hoproutptly attrioded to. • who .14 to portbase EAST ir INDIA MADEIRA. ip ;ppd. ..f mot op 1W fine with' W I NEst M.— __ quatityoror what •whh to or tap,. of the secular Vintage, of 11112,and "Sib, and qt she Abest quality of thine Vintages. will please to address s Letter (post-paid) • Ar. DtA 16,ilhan las& skeet, Sob*, es receipt of which' the will be waited upon at the time noquested. with • farther esitbactflohll reiPectitsc the Wises, sad Orders for to-iing the elms is D•triti, Lli). • • j4QIII, ET EI UALITYRO. ROitPORT WI N ES. „p ima FIRST "" Q /13110 M AS sod RICK AHD ABBOTT% No. 10, Skinner-street, wad 340 4 ,Osfard.btreet, respectfully in • t rat the Public, that they are sew selling their incomparable ' OM Hoes Reteirm Port • at £4 4 0 per Des. 014 it , .ris Port 3 6 0 (;.mine; MO& froth the wood, bit 6t for ioosediate Mathis; 2 14 0 Pita,. IS 2, Ditto 1)bto. 1815. f.kr dews 2 6 0 K. 8. Kyery other deseriptios of Wines is Stock, in Pipe esnd Mottle; and in Dock, is Pipe and Hogshead. . _ LLOYD'S beautiful' doable -covPreel, oval-shape I BEAVER HATS, Ouite a new ornufneture, excelling all 'then ever made no the sisal single-covered phut, sad will I out- car in any weather or climate Three of them, or the pee. iended Patent Silk, so pernicious to the head ; t heir shape% had irolhur, .w hich they retina to the 1444 are Indy &IMO, mil being steamed lo Oval Blocks, _prevent all disagreeable c lei sure ; s hort, titer possess qua lities of such high importance ;tint they cannot fail to excise M akers admiration; price 235. R. and K. LLOYD and Co, Nevtgate-street. A NEW PATENT NAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. IRANKS and TAYLOR have to offer to the Public a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, combining every requisite a Hat ought to pow:sem. It is >nperinr is ap pea.auce to the limit and Most expensive Bearer. is eemally li g ht, nod *ill out-wear two ..f them, and if of a better shape, which it oemias to the last. It will never change its Getout any climate. which is the most beautiful Bl ac k. if worn fin yens; trill never spot by rain, ass will any weather lajore ' t hem. they being Water-proof; and will repair several times. •••e. *WM/ roma., and every time appear equal to new ; they ate .ieeideetv superior to any Hats ever ..Ifored to Public ottsie*. the attainment of toilet hiss been attended *lib great ex pewit * labour. and pets atal attestiato. %N KS and' TAYLOR, Manufacturers, corner of Red fona-siree4. Barbican. Laotian. ••• Myrrh 1014. Dealers, anti the Trade. who wish for superior Hos willind it to their advantage bya ppl s ing as above. He ;arnica:at as to the Address. ns. F. sod T. Ire pet is any way concerned with a Retail House is Beech-street—name of Franks. No aapaid lettere received. GR Y or RED HAIR, EYE-BROWS. WHISKERS. and MUSTACHfOR, changed to a per rtrweto brogan or hinek.by Messrs. AItDKN and Co.'s TIN C• TUItA PEBMANENS. Every art has been resorted to I Bad tistme,tocri•ant effective means to resistive grey nair.; the many tkoidy ilfered to the Public have been attended with t• murk +amble and An IRk effect. that moat pers- 319 have her deterred from the late of them. Mewl. Arden and Co. her t. &Ante their friend% they have .to wish to intpove on them au. article under a false de.cription; ma roof of the above wicei 11011 the directions, which ore sealed and sold,with'tk , • liquid. are left open at the places of sale for the itapertion nt thrrre who may doubt the fact. The Tbortura requires no pr, parntlitit, ;9 1 perfectly itinocent, nor does it stain the skin fragrant in its scent; ind pretral., the growth of the hair. Sold by Mr. Overton, Perfumer. 61, New Bond street ; on. Mr. Basttriot, Hair cotter, I'2. Hatton -garden. its hogties, M. Is.; and 10.. 611. ea 14-I:er.otts is the country may he sup plied by remitting a One Pound Note, and the change will h. itelarried with the !ticket. NGTIT-O R, A GRAND AND USEFUL 'DISCOVERY. 4io, STRAND, Nearly Opposite the Adelphi. 'A.MESURE; Chronometer and Watch-maker. so in eftwegurnre 44 the crest sOircity of Bullion, and ihr exorbitant price of Geld, hits hero induced to produce, by lone labour asd• !dads, it Sqh.listre„ which he has denominated PETIT-)ftimp want Discevery has been sanctioned by the most Ilatteratir marks of public sage-01,4'01A1. The PETIT -Ott approximates so nenrly to Gold. and pas sivism so sld; of its finality, that the difference tan scarcely be eleseeoethby the room eitriona Impoctor.' Is mina:swivelled richness of entour ; is susceptible of au inetimparible lioire of poli,h. and, not being so dile' ile um Gold is „, 04 . f o ppery,. 1, not so easily despoiled of Its beauty by scratches ; yet in others it Yields to the force of the hammer, and may he moulded into any form. It is nor i s ieninrlv adapted for Watch-eases, Snuff:boxes. and. all sei:sis of Jewrilert, for which Gold is at present emploved., —As it tarnishes sooner titan Gold, it r-quirvs that care which Gold does ant; but etre' , time it is cleaned it will recover its originailestre and tolhne. Ladies and Gentlemen who' wish to :Shubert. it PETIT-OR Case to their Silver or Metal Watches. trot. have theta dose at a minter:it , and fixed price, by. 1. MESUR.E, at his Manu factory; 420. 'Strand, nearly opposite the Adelphi. where be has en Sale a large assortment of Watches of all de bsiors, with Cases made of his incomparable PETIT OW; he pledges hiinself, that if any Watches with his mine, sold h$ him. Afield - mot be foind to perform well, they shall be rectified, free of any etpence, daring the course of a whole year, provided the facts may not proceed from any unfair usage or accident ; also Gold and Silver Chronometers, for sea atttiltoKket i Capred, Jewelled. Hot ieentel, Duplex, Going Fusee. end Plain Watcheo.all warranted as above; like wi-e till sorts of Gold Jelellery. The follow in i t Articles of PETIT-Olt ere ready for sale, viz. :—Snalf.hoxes. Tooth-pick and Pencil-eases, Spectacles. Opera and Eye Glasses, Watch Chains, Seals, Bracelets, Neck Chaim. Thimbles, Combs. antra variety of Ladies' Ornaments. Of Plate, Table, Desert, Tea and Egg Spoons. Tea and Cream Pots. Sugar Toltec. and Snuffers ; the Egg Spoons do not lose their cattier in the Eggs as Silver does, mar bas the acid of Fruit any effect on the Desert Knives. For fientienven in the Army. Sword. for Cavalry, Infantry, and Grenadiers, Dirks, Daggers, G.7rgeis, Belt-plates, Spurs, dte. All soils of Watch Cases neatly made, at a filed price. OR Mout.o PETIT-OR, which wears as well as real Gold; without requiring any more care, made into all sorts of Ladies' Gelatin-ht.. As the Proprietor, A. MESIIRE, doe+ not employ any Ageid or Traveller in the sale 0( his PETIT-OR. all that , s bought in any oilier Shop or public Sale is uut PETE ti-OR, but an imposition on the Public. Orders addre,seii to hito.at his Maunfrctory. No. 420. Sward, will be rinctually attended to, nod the genuine Articles will certainly be ?retired. .1 1 .11041". .:.. ~: . M Slat THURSDAY. • 9 fil 41,001Le1i, MINUTE. "MON. 423.004),. or illid int,ooo foe th, sizil4taiwo ,Pri "' ' ee • - • HAZARD end CO. , Coatnetors • & tsWe forest • Gan the basis of distribetiog, Ha CAPITAL PRIZE* 4doislg Adventurers. . NEXT THURSDAY. TM FIRST 'TVPENTtI PRIZES win bass TWENTY • .e /THOUSAND POUNDS equally distilled, •• I NEST THURSDAY. Tbe NEST FIVE HUNDRED ELAN KS willbate 47.50 equally abided. " 1 If you buy a Ticket Os Share befoti NEXT -THURSDAY. NOS will hove the Chance of S Prizes of Atom! -4 Prizes of 413.(410 and 42. 4 001 40 Prizes of AZ) nod 4500! • •In Wises of 4900 •.ael ' UN Prizes of 430, &e &e. The Sisdreterro Prize above ALIA elle he 0. Wael • jor.; • *, • • ,840.0001 9 , • Tirkets and Shires are eating by HAZARD and Cp. Co.. rit their very old Date. No. 93. Rini Etehalite. Loudon (establtshed upward, of One Hineiled True). *ho Std and Shared FIVE PRIZES OP TWENTY THOUSAND POD% IV in the Last yeues Lowrie', nod Copilots iu forgoer Lotteries aisetiruing to Million. N. B. Last Lottery Tickerisrese to 430. and Sistelntlb 40s. This Lottery bas MORE CAPITALS. with 4,000 LESS TICKETS, sot Prire, is only 419 las. fora Ticket awl 275. for a Sixteenth. if you buy before • - NEXT THURSDAY. r I 1 4