The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-13 00:00:00

. . i,. . , • . . .. . \ . 1.4. „ 17 :.7,, ... . Ar.Alll)..tcps.: • ~ , 1 , - . - .•=mar : =..lll.-,:-Art.. -: _;_:.: _ i!o - :. - . . • - - It •$:.::?'!$ $ ta t''' • * • %$` • 4 s* -' - ' 1 I % - • 4 • i, fa) • ' _ , $ 01, • ..0 Ip, , r• . . , .. • • ••• , • ~• "16 0 4 : ' . !it • ' • • - • t .. ... , 1 i ::: , :i ..), el 3 ,, ~•l ' al '' - 1I e, '.. . * % $ • $ . . . Tr - 1) ~e •: - - es)tattzrierany. _ . I• " L.ONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1812. No. 1939. _. . .1 1 • .~ PRICE G. ....-----_ .._ . . tnEATtt li ROY .s I „ 1•• 'li li,z T r.; A . " . :'''7"r:. - - - i ' EMITINDIAHOUSS, .15th U - IBM Tm" ay, present E v itql.l zi(;; ' may 13r Int AT a GENERAL Ctit3hT of tho:United Com.' . he . 111047.P4.174: .• i : 21i. pony of Merchants of I'vogland Mediu/to the Lail Indies, TILE VIRGIN OF TIIE SUN. - - i.. ' • )erkl too day; • • . Afhtlithilltebt (kg the -Alt linteo . ; ) ii New s Cana. Meits-pinagitfe ' • Resolved Uneimonsly, Spertniie. s palled .. . , .' ) i That this Court has !ening wart -deep concern nod surprise . .. T HE t wxitynr...m1NE,,...,. :. . , ...., ' = ;hat his litialesty's klinioters have been indocoo t o c h ange the It e it li i ; : .. 4 hie* they first entertoined of the propriety of confining to the Toonettesn.• Jails. Cies: irt--kbl Pridavl. Kit* • - •'- 1 Pori of Loudon the returns of the Tina, to Indic. n ow i s b e . • permitted to 011 British abject.; that .the nwww ww o r opectna yoftiellaiwiNce:. IiIi!I .•• -. . toe ottit-pitrt.4 to vre4•l4 of all tiesetiptious from l min t c o olt , c e: TN CollietlliCsOi 'lir a Publiad rpm .fitrving I demot e tendin c in that term the Ernterrt Islands appears to this c ow .; .1 iniery ...hireo.d.tio. , •llllll diiributeil sidsionithilte traelditor4 1 " .1 * -11 ""ithi 'oil "e'segv" r e'' "it'll" to the Crania/iv, and of Mk Cisimemv,iatiititd....A SuitrinNit for the Ilittorussii.„, , &Hilo- h t,:i train of inte u res s is etion f eeted fill it ; by ec i i,o.w,g of Ihe I:reviews* of lbe Gamier as44;teateatitytf thriketakere i f: ls ' i r r y ri 1 rt,..11-te L o ud' d' . !If e lre B 4 • 4 ' 101 l of the radian Toole,. la for rihatig Tlimue• Water in York o hnildongs, ' the credltinrs I, ..._ 9 ni t 141.' 4 Y "' e rn% mieleq ninny • of, ore intorawsk trig l'ft'ertillo' 44 vf 6 " ) re "" rtedi4la Sri" ' • l itn r d e Uti litill 'our ve ani4ettil'h'i'leiraditsr,iviinflgetlrt4toirieugrnour the eie breod fch'u nnlt ize ny ' i w al . t: l l. o t raionos, hi• Pat ii..lb bi ti 4 : p u i r ie . it a s t i ' we i r a i : 4....4.e ni lu . lu 444lo4 , *. n' i sl ied " t " l in le tun i a h r s iti e t , t4viiix oe ofityrsoin who ifi . lo. derive , „ most:Lot employment from' .rs tby ustinig the motto* and rrantratorg the tend of stated mid airgruve, Solteloors,, I,,eirrsiel-placc, Leicestei-.quare, i - ... saife • .r i a a ti. r ''. . . 1 - 0 . 11. c , stock are MK U MI oopdariati,-Ith to the woo°. Latothin. . (icy and the Crispany, who are restricted fn this i practice; fan above till. by nit dies for the Smog. /lite of. 'Fero •Mstt the buts tattoos! 14 . Cagliseti„ stosnand. trend 111et1 1 44. to at eetent_ oullmited, mat •as ! drvo- apprebsust, socessianortr.r-litiat do, • Ai, rant' fib ,Re •AwstroOrfon . Die Coinspoity's tit in Trade,. `.their West 100 M of commereinl profit; the fisilove of their Di.. j irillend, she depreciation of their Stock, and utileittft (0 8 40 is-part* ! sided from saw other Source for the payment of the l/ivideed, nability on their pan to continue the fouctioas assigned to them litthe Government of British India.—That if; the cottoitutiots 'hy %%hien !be Indian Empire isn't's. administered should thus be rativerien, the errellent system of Civil and Military Service :funned wider the Company, and rnaiiitain•vble roily by snt h a Witty, will tie loosen down, the inumaillityr sad happidess of the volt population whit!. that Empire contuins, the interests of this Country in Asia, and its Coasuitation :it lunar, will be immiuently etniangered. That tho professed object for which the proposed changes are to he MOP. ;Lod such tome:l;e sacrifices hazardvd, namelv. the increase of the Commerce of this Kiln.. Atom, nimod be in any gr-at degree ,trained; there 4cl:be no prac ticability of esteutlini,. materially the use of nor :Manufactures noun% the Indian people., the. tonnage ;Mooed by the Com pany, or nfi'orded by ludian ships in the mainigenieut of ' individuals. fur such esparto. not haying been fully occupied; neither Ines it appear practicrible largely to nustuent the im portation of profitable commodities from thence : of all which the example of the American Trade so the East is it ' , roofs flriii.:4l 'Manufactures which they amid easily have procured, making no part of it, nor their returns ex nitotine any Ileg articles of importance.—That therefore tee Trude now enjoyrd by i lie Company and individuals sill he the only rertniti trade to which new adventurers can have recourse; and this will he nu addition to the COMIIICtee of the country, lout only a transfer from one set of hatuls to soothes.; so that, old establisments vs ill lie subverted, without substituting : soy thing equally good is their place; and to all appearance with great detriment to the nation, partieularly in the defalcation of a lvrge part of the dit ties now collected on Ten to the amount of Four Minions ster ling pecoomuni; for all which defalcation, whether one or two, or three Millions, new Taxes must he laid on the people.— That the ctisse of the Company has been deeply injured by pre judice. igunr.aice erroneous assomption , , rind of hoe by esters, sive combinations, and by unfair representation, canvas, and M. • timidation -in all %hitt), the merits and rights of the Company,.' the phlitical interests of British Weis, cad of this country us connected with i hemohave been left out of sight, and the single object of the fixtetoinn of Commerce, an object too only of :peculation, in opposition to pat experience, is the goveriiing principle. This Coort,however, confidently hope, that Parliameot will not decide the fate of the Company, on the Miireseittation and demands of privute interests but on just not comprehensive • views of Notional Policy; anal the Conn none niselieliese th it his Majeikei Ministers are too enlighttowd and units it # oats_ :•-ln adopt any measure aslealkiedbaelartiftiverommereiiii pro fits of the Company, fad thereby to diodde them fermis perform ing their political Boothia.. This Court, therefore, entirely ap proving, both of the firmness which their Directors have she vi II in maintaining the interest .if the Compan), and of the man ner in which they hove, in the papers now produced by them, defended those interests, doll) reconemend it to than to persevere in the Neguciation a ith his Majesty's Ministers upon the same principles; assured of the determination of this Court to sop port them to the utmost in maintaining the per.soanence of the Company and the Natiomil Interest, which are involved in their stability It , solved Unanimously, Thnt the Thanks of this Court be given to itaudle Jackson, Csq. for hi. very luminous and ex. cellent speech this day, for the great zeal, ability, and industry he hiss nu varinu: occasions, mut particularly on this, displayed fur the honour toad advantages of this Company. Resolved Unanimously, That the warmest Thanks of this Ge neral Court be offered It. the Chairmao, Deputy Chairman. and Court of Director* of this Comp.uis, fur their very able conduct in the Neeociatiou with Government for the Renewal of the Charter ; alike evincing the most luminous ideas of the hest interests of this Compa n y, and Ihetr - 111014 hmsortuilste con duct in the management of 10 important a concern. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. TO MEd (114 NIA. MAN titACVORENS, A itOUsr, in EDI NHURGII, srho 'Vrameis 11 Iwrtwtta troOrsul, ;VW -bati gone , 4illeseduatnicueil ay ir,solarbre,%oll.2 how-et. lo tbel4rneerb Of EPOC)'i ta irg 11 c , itOinetweih WM.* fai Conunir..4 n' (io d`,y r , efeee L West. ardinrili reeriee(oolla au conbiOneur. ;f The most respect:dole reit-reap- .fflay be turd by apilviarg In 3. Dirk, 11 ,, aksellet nellk.oreet, Sthutd ; and A. B and C. at the Public .14rary,j-I;4!tutetree', /din ba-1! . • Etl.nburgh. April, 1811?. L'S PATEN'r BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTIL The superior quality of its testure, which it tu• r>trlu•ivr privilege ut this &brie, cvnikis it the must &ale eninfirtohle, and economical description of Sil I ter! NG twill ever yet mant►fncturrd : it wa.ties beautifully while, ormord for durability equal to the best WA Linn, twit shout half - the prier. 5.,14 wholesale and by the Piece. al 151, Cheatuide, near St. PAWS t 'Lading, and Co. 89, and soother Rowe in Linnlnn. _ _ The hot three years' extensive Sole has rully proved thootility of 'hi; ottootifarture, and the Patentee plefgeo himself to re imburi.ony parenwer oho has been. or tlsy bet AisliPP* l ° l o Sti the ()alit to. fur which it is recomorfroded. Cornhill; and 18, Coventry-street, 'J draws:Alm nitra*itt'of hi. Friends :tnd she Politic to the lichrow of the NEW LOTTERY, to he &UWE) the 4til ofJuue, which. Will, only e.clo Tickets, contain. Pt i4es of .€23,0(1-1 I k 5,030 I re. 2,000 I .C5OO £3OO 10,00 , 3 r . 400 .1 VVO • Arlo.l, AO, Ike. /kr': Ticket; and Shstrasaire nn Sale at E Y TON'S fortunate Of firm at Mote, where ttt ot'the .CI.I,(XX) Prise* were SoW nod Shared I altit the only twit rE6.‘lOO Prizes, betides 17 other Canilak from £3.010 to .C. 500, In 111 Sherri. itt%(.l'S. Itni- DA Y. • R 1 C lIAR NON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (the Carat:whirs) reApeettally inform the Pablir, that Ilia STAIN' 1:01713411( will he Drswn the 4tb of JUNE. • 4~ scn►•:ME. czono • I~►,~ Nntl 5,00 J 5.000 %OM 1,0.10 boo 400 SuO SO • 80 • 40 90 15 O• nly 1,000 Tickets. • 4 . .e 10.600 10.0'0 5.08 u 3.100 2.000 &OW 1600 :601) .10)0 1.28 1:6A) 1,600. 1.860 2,650 19,6.10 TlrkeisaadSkturs are on Sale by RICHARDSON. GOOD- T.II:CK. mid Co. at their °Meer ' the corn j of Bank Buildings. Cornlatt ; and facing the Kiiig':,Meas, Calif); Crag' ; *Serf, in ;lie Liaterv_olnion on the 5,1111 Arril mel t th ey sold Useful lowing-CA 1. rnit L PRIZES. in 61 Sharer. : No. 5-519 a Prise of 4111010 4.514 - - - - LOW 11,4J3 - - - - 30D3 1 0 04 - • - - I D.tol . • 4;7+Q - . - . WINTER COUGH, ASTHMA, WHEEZING, anl CON SUM l'T The Sixth Enitimt of• QUILG EON FttiilE C'S - familiar TREATISE on the Ts oatmeal and Curies of the above Diseioos price 6d * contains such testimonies of cures that must -satisfy site min d of every reader, that no caw , however reth4ed. the theirot 'inn! be. or buss ever unfavourable th e svmptoms,'is fo be fonbia''"*° %tarn! le. Tbe tixyatel is the only medicine eapakie of allay ing that Vc"li 4 r irritation in the Nags which produces cough and fever. It also promotes digestioo and improves the general 'Width; ni the testimonies of Sir Wm. Althim, bloat :ague Id•ih, Htajnoain Kettner, Esq. Dr. Caton, 1)r. Marris, and others prove Se e page 7to 1G). The Oxynarl, with the prepared Stramonium, also affords an iofallthle remelt' for Asthiemi, Whiter Cough, and Wheezing. ?bele p-epailitiosts are perfectly tree fame any peruicious grainy. • Dv • Thirris, corner of St.' Penni Church-yard t Nix. Knxel Exclutoge t ..Thicoft. 150, Oxford -yowl Foster, Si. Par "meot•sircet t 10, Denier's-street, Oxfuql•ruad ; and Curishill. • A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the 1 - 1•.• Nubility and Public In general, that a saving from 4t) to 5 , 1 per cent. in the price of CLOT111:8, by applying at the TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFPICKS, NJ, New Rood street 1 No. 8 and 481, Strand, Dear Charing Crov. Subjoined is a Sketsh of the Ready Money PRICES : Best t , upertine COM • • •E'9 15 to Xi 4 . '0 Ditto Superfine, or Super Great Coats 910 to 5 5 A .dies' liaSits • . 6 0 to 616 6 Toileoo or hinneillet Wal•tenals . 016 to Ul6 0. Fine White Ditto, DM! Ditto • 018 to 1 1 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . • .1 6 to 110 O. WM:tied kliCkilig Pautulcoms 1 6 to 110 a. Ditto 8-Thrend, very stout . • . 118 to 2 5 4. q Cloth Pantolouits . Kerseymere Ditto Prime Leather Ditto to 2 4 2 2 to 2 5 . li 1 6 to 118 0 212 to 3 J 0 LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waistcoat ' and Cord Breeches . 315 6 Suit of Livery ,C 5 oto 5 10 1 Simons Coat 3 oto 3 16 0 Stout Box Cunt 515t0d 10 1 Overall 3 . 1 d.v. 1,1 116 0 Teem of Cuetcaet by the Yens., on consideratioa of Morale( thefir OH Mel , e II Suits per Year ,Cl 7 0I 5 Suits per Year 4 Ditto . ??, 0I 6 Dille . _ _ __ 00 the same priori le, for Coats only : 3 Coatsper Yeas aGIO 10 3 Coats per Year .Cl 6 0 .4 Ditto . 13 10 6 Ditto . 19 0 Geollemen on joining their rerpectire regiments, or ring abroad, /Nei pt ..? as ordered by his 11.11. the COMlllander-in- (7 li id. Ladies' Ridwe Weaves, and Young Centlemea's Hussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The extravagant charge of Owe who take and give long credit bus been n subject of complaint, A. S. alai Co. mouse the Public they will find a material difference in their prices from other houses : in consequrtice of conducting their emptiness for quick payment, they are enabled to sell for less money than other Mouses purchase their goot's fur.—Gentlemen in the country sup. plied byillpsding their measure, or nn old suit. 4 r.• A. Snit of Clothes at Nine Hours notice. - - • ON SPRING " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated' Physician. " that ennstitutiotlO disease; Come into action; and if, iu this Sentltlnj people were to•adnpt nu alterative diet, much hainan misery synod(' lie prevented." • NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not unit' very nourishing and pleasant to the palate., but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correctinz the constitution nod purifying the blood than the !Abe. j)i et D r i n k, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the SA in, and inch ns ore of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consemptive Ha bits, will find the Sassafras Cocoa n mast Invaluable article of diet. lii the periodienl works no Medicine it is highly (moiled, and its use i,s adopted by several eminent Physichuis. It is sold in grimnd date for boiling (in the mime manner as coffee). price (is. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, Strand. Orden from the country most be accompanied with a re- - saittance.' . •EIV IN Y '.tit/ frit Eli(:/11,..S. rip sUTTOS has the ltnnour of presenting his • r..spectful ni knot: ledgments soilie Nobility. Gentry. cod the ru:dic, for the distill:Meted 'patronage he has es perieneed .ess iiivetited Breeches and Pantalo4its. Tire unwire iseinald 'or them athirds an unquestionable proof of their in,..tileabie utility. to it erudirates that very great gonnalaint of the: hod w 'tug, au4 the silk iiirnisig colour en .washing, in the seams heiag wade oit bout 1.•;: or side 'cam; and •renifers ker. nreovere as el-istie as stocking of every ifttliption, which makes them pecillOirly adopted far I idiog, which has been Nog the de sire of so limo, geralflueli, awl made onlv by the inventor. T. Sotto°. 311 ti.o . eth side of the Kew Church), Stratol,'lnhere he 100 laid Fa an elegant zoviartotrot of the choicest summer Ira. terns. Lido: , ' habit., naval *sod military equipments, according to the nett est regulation; and every other brandh of the Lushness twented in the first st3lo, with the utmost punctuality cod dis patch. Y. B. Gentlemen in the country desirous of having their ta;.de in !motion, by sending a letter, post paid, to the ab use, 111 M 111%.• iltelrUCtioll% to measure themselves. Clothes rain :on part or t he „mid. TO THE 'PUBLIC. FROM the nurni;rOtts ... eomptainte that have been wade, and lest 1 prejudice might arise i# enaueepilee et lie circulationot n false regresentatlon, Samar, lalpvtur s „P.ro, gairtor of miasmal* PA 1T A 061.11 *Eft bi t hiwit imperlandeennedmpan - in ensnare in •Ibe Palle tft trues!, that lie never hapl the Fomilleo connection wilb another hone, tale of the same street I nor are his Mangles by any abeam made entheir plan. • On thelentitivary,*be has the pleasure 'to so t ), that s herevrr his have been ordered, they have given will versa' gailsfactitint osid the Increasing demand front all parts, guilt if wart and r.,tottri-, isllte strongest proof of the superior e t . curl:re of this lineation over every thing of the kind yet at ; aliteil; of this, he mO4l respectfully solicits Ibe at tain in of the Public se t h ' ese valuable and morh-admired Ma gaitie., lieu,' toll, convinced, that trout their compact construe the pet fret ease with attic!, the) are worked, and the coin laallilee ill which they perfora, they will be generally a 'sided thitiughatit the cotton . ). • Ti. he had at 11w Altutrenclor), Ni'. 4, Skinner-street, Snow -121. 1%. and if required to he seat into the , ii,. packing. 72 20 30 40 -40 _ 1,.. 100 BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. DR. CROTCH'S ItIUSICAL GRAMMAR. In On. with 63 Plaits price 11. Is. how cb EMENTS of MUSICAL COMPOSITION; comprehending the tales of Thorough Bass, and the Theory of Tuning. Hy WIIII,IAM CROTCH, Mos. Dee. Professor of Music in the University of Oxf•ftl• Printed for LONG;Id AN, HURST, RILES, ORME, aid lIROWN, Paternoster-row ; and at the British 6.111tc, 51, Net Bund-street. LI ;whom may be had, by tin , some Author. SPECINI ENS of VARIOUS ST YLLS Or must°. toinpt ed to Keyed Instrument., in three volumes folio, price tested. Vol. I I I. in lay , ), wive 9.. banal., of 1 A SERIES of PLAYS; in which it is attempted to is. delineate the crime:Pr l'aAiong of the Mind; each l'itattoa 10Riag the Subject of a Truri•fi• and a Comedy. 1 Rif JOANNif.% 1tA,11.1.1E. _.. • ra nted for I.ONt;MAN, IluttniT, ItEES. ottmr. and II MN, Paternoster-racy; and at tire Britiib (Idler), Y. 4. ~... Boa4, , street. ~. . el Iribeiti Aft tt7 bar - t0. , , ttn , await Jiablref r : PLAYS as ibit .OASSIONa, Vuls. 1. tied 11. peke .1816 boirdii. 1 il I SCELL A 9 CAM; PLAYS, Syn. 94. ditto. Vol priee !Huff Is. A SELECTIO?: from BISHOP UORNIAS COM MENVA it y on the PSALM'S.. ny LINDLEY MURRAY. Aithor of an English Cr:manor, &c. &e. ••• This Selection is :ulaptrtl to readers. who wish In Ma' roue a serious nod pious temper of mind: and is particularly calculated to cherish. in the minds of youth, sentiments of lose mod gratitude townrds tt. Anther of their being. For persons who have out much leisure fur reading; and fir the higher elves In schools occasiotllls the kis especially desigiwd : and for this purpose , it is fu4her recommended, by the purity and elegance of Its luoguage, the correctness and escelleoce of its composition. Printed for Longman, Thirst, ilex. , Orme, nod Britwn ; and Damon awl Horsey. London; Wilson and Sun, York . ; "and Cuustable mid Co. Edinburgh. . Of whom may be ha.l. TDB rowra OF RELIGION ON TIM. MIND. Bvn. price 12-. hoards= and It? . price 41.. 6.1. hrwul. In Octavo, price 13.. hesirds. THE PLANTER'S KALENDA It ; nr, The NURSERYMAN and FORESTER'S GUIDE in the Operations of the Nursery, the Forest, and the Grove. . Ify the late WALTER NICOL. Editedand completed by Edgard Sang, Numerynwin. Printed for Langinau. thir-f. Reed. Orme. and Brawn ; and J. Murray, Landau; acid Archibald Cunstable and Co. Edin tattzh• ••• This Work contains an ettended view of she M ORLI, of Kiang trees from infancy to ascrwrity ; their aniangement ip she misers, in the forest, and the trove ; as hedge-row, and de tached ornamental tries in the park and in the lawn. It shows sae nagalinds for raising and romancing simple and mixed copses; with the ,qualities of soils best adapted to the various 'kinds or arest trees, and in which they have attained to the greatest per frctinn in ra:iny places both of Scotland mid Ei;;;l:iiid. The whole Is intended to enable the landed proprietor, engaged in the cultivation of timber 1111:11 like tale, to adopt the speediest. ehenpest,' and Most effectual methods of arriving as the pro posed end. Asisbove may he had. by the same Author, The VILLA A RI)LN I RECTOR Y. I or, Monthly In- I 1 der of Work to he One in Town and Vitlt Dartien=, Shruh fatties. anti ParterreVt midi Rifts ow Oaf Treatment nf Shrubs oat Flamm' isswalis bays ias !two Ciweew-RammarMw thiMpla the Drawl aura. The Second Edition. price I's. 6d. bowed. MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL. Nest week will be published, in three Volumes 19. inn. TILE LOYALISTS, an Historical Novel.— By the Author of the." Tale of the Times," " Story," &e. &e. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster-row. . SIEGE. OF TARIFA! Illostrated with A Map. DI ice ANECDOTES of . BRIT4II and SPANISH HF.ROISM displaced nt TAItIFA, &trine its LATE SI Mumble St EGE by Fourteen Thouctml . French Tro,ti,.. under Marshal Victor; nod its glarioutt, fence by Detachments of the 47th, 87th. And 95th Iteeitueritr. By AN OFFICLR OF VIE GARRISON. - This Pamphlet forms n counterpart to the onriFotive of the famous siege of Sarnensta anti.e this fettture tie aslakiii4wi keter4. Ilintb i e.elofromerws:ll.43se overthrow of the enemy acre ettiMrellaferi by British valour. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill; and tp be4hn4l of All Rtioh.ellers. DEIIR ET PEERAGE. • In ton Vols. wife IL with Esigrosiors of the Arms, rtailE PEERAGE of the UNITED KING I)05I JR. of GREAT FAIS and IRELAND; the' Eighth Edition, considerably improved, awl brought down to the pre sent time. Hy JOHN DEHRETT. Printed for Riving -ton, St. Paul's Chu:eh-yard; Pgerfon, Whitehall; Miller, Albemarle-street; Booker, Bond-strret ; Booth. Duke-street, Porilind-pinee; I.losd, Harley-street; Longman and Co. J. Willker, It. Baldwin, awl Crosby •nd t'o. in Paternoster-row ; Cuthell, Bolbern; Clark eq, portural-street ; Compton-street; Richnrdson. Royal Itsch.oiKe; Murray, Fleet -street; and Harding, St. JaIIICS . S- Artfeef. . - °tithe Ist of Alas was published, at 11. Ackernia n's it eposi tetil of Arts. 101, Strand, and may be bad of all the Book - . setters in the Utirte.! Kingdom, A TOUR in SEARCH of the PICTURESQUE. By the Rev. Dr. SYNTAX. A Poem, in thirty chapters, printed with a new type, on large roynl octavo vellum paper, and hot-pressed,. price, with thirty coloured engravings, Ms. or without engraving:4los. 6.1. On the Ist of SW was published, price tis. No. Xl.l. of TIIK REPOSITORY of ARTS. LITERATURE, COM terkitCE, MANUFACTURES, FASIIIONS,Ke. &c. Each Iddimber of this splendid work contains from six 'neigh' superb Coloured engravings, any one of which is worth the price of the whale, and near 70 pages of the most interesting letter-pre§s, embracing the most extensive variety of original information on literature, morals, the useful and polite arts, fashions, &r. so that it may be recommended with confidence as the cheapest, most amusing, and betructive periodical miscellany in the world. A few complete sets, enntaining upwards of 270 plates. may be bad in boards half hound, or iia single numbers, price 4s. seek N. B. Advertisers will find it highly to their interest to make !Annan their new inventions, manufactures, &e. in this Work, as it is the only Monthly Publication which goes into the bigh est circles of society, and tins a most evasive circulation. On the Ist of Mee was published. price One Guinen, A 1300 K of PROGRESSIVE LESSONS on the ART of LANDSCAPE PAINTING in W ATER COLOURS, by an Artist of the first eminence; containing seven plain and seven senloured engrasisw., . with shout thirty pages of ins:ructise letterpress. adapted to the rapacity of the very first beginners. Till COQUILLA NUT, a non-descript in Botany. from the interior of Africa, is. now manufactured. at At hematites Repository of Arts, into the following useful articles. unrivalled fir the heauty of their colour and nppearanee: Sand, Pounce, and Cotton- Bo lel j Wafer-Seals, Egg-Cups, N utmeg:Gratei s. Bell-pulls, Salve-Boxes; and for dutusement, Muammar:tops and Devils on Two Sticks. ' ' .II'ACKEK M ANN'S SITP*RtOff WATELCOLOD RS, prepared under his immediate direction, need no stronger re commendation than that they are almost universally usrd by I these water-colour painters who have of late years produced the tird roe master-pieces• in the art. Thy may he had in single eitketor hoses, from 4s. 6d. to 10. guineas, at Acker nsaores Reposititry of Arts. Strand ponduii ; and of an the Intstrksellers and Stationers Its the United Kingdom. £26 10 30 10 SMILES. Finsbury Repository, Fite,ltury-somnre. • By Mr. BULL. TO-MOIIII.OW, May 14. SEVERAL well-bred se3soned lIUNTER4, mas. ters of hi4lt weight- ; nlbo some strung Hackneys. in good condition, t 0.4 fast mute,' ; 4everal pairs of Couch'. Rarumbe. Chariot, an. ) rorrlele Ceilings, of ditrerent colour.' ; ; .in. gle ditto; , c• rat g ood flows. pmrfertiv twirl in harmKe, ;:nd tied trotter.; some very rlc , ..r Hore's, which have he , ri• rode wHi tromps ; anti I.4dies' 11..r4cc; n R rat tonne ter.oic Geltliugs :Ind Marrs, fit for inaciOnr-, moil-coaches, pert-elutiqq, & e nhose%er f d handsome Gsllownys, fitc. Genteel Lel•ehol.l • ItesWecre. Westmioster-'trielfe-tdad I and Leaachold Eptate, L a „,h e n. fly Mr. W ; .1.14 MS, At the Auction :Wm, on FitIDA Y. May 15. at Toselve iu Lots, by Order or the twg4lee of Mr. N.oh, de. A .V lalt y desirable and substantial well built Lea4euul4 11}:S11)ENCE, i iik.n inr7P garde t. noel sairodito ofPet, kituite Na. &E. Werisotto t.tri-toute..rnisel, morels 4nts . ti-tote.' The 'forme b , hi a coos• tvime gate of revile*. and the Porch:l.er ni4v hove it .. tet tint pr m eni,, o t ma lai se good :)ed..chamhfr.. eleicutt &use 116111 , 1. excellent rl • tg-p ',lour, breakfast-ronon, nod I 0 'VT . -. 0j4.01, Offief , t ; hod for :in t , nezpired let tn or 15 s•orr ichaeltoas last. tat the frilling ground rest of V. :5 . ter SUID00). Al.o rta lasproveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE', compri4:; three brick-built Dwelling-Opuses, situate 14 vB. S, 4, and :1, linlomaurcet. Walcot.plare. Lambeth. Also the Ground ilmu: of 71. lr. per ammo, issuing out of the two adjoining house: ; let to tenants at will, nt rents amounting to 721. per ;MOWN fa om Midsummer 1031. hat capable of eottsiderable improvement Iwid for an namtpired term of si -five years, from MidBwitiner lan. at a ground rent of fifteen guineas per annum for the whole. The House in Westminstetqls,:d to he viewed by tirkets INIIV, awl the other houses with leave of the tenants, and Particutar; had of Mr. Charnel , ' Solicitor. Mark-lune, and of Mr. Williams, No. la, in the Auction Nl:art. Elegant household Furniture, Linen, Chios. Wass, Books, &e. 92, I.ninlar.l-street. fly hr. TllO%l AS NESBITT ) TO-MORROW, 'May If, at Twelve o'Clo. lc, and following f)a,. Oil the Premise, No. 3% Lorerird-street. ►EXCELLEN'r FO itNIT cr it F.. comprises S. three 1111/01111:111V pillared f air .post dim Mid itaqi. NM, lined nail fringed tkriatgli .nil, with superb cornices; prime goose bordered beds and bidding; coach top bedeleadr, with saimble ; sop r:, ousisogonv pedestid videintatd, eight fe• t long; eeeelleat sceretlire and hook-rase, fine wood t set of innho r .;:my diuin g .tubios ; Pembroke and frord.tables: a m mode chests of drawr., ; mahogany chairs; Brussels and Kiel ; deratioster carpe:s ; rose-wood ten caddies; fkv sets of ivory ! handled knives and finks ; dish cover,; two superb mirrors nod n few sets of elegant china: a complete set of patent ekina fable ware; rich cut glass Ingres decauters; fro r..r and fire irons. &c. &e. _ _ _ Tot he virwe d OntitetnOrnings of We; entail:qt., hod n* thi preini.es ; Aurti ssss Mart; and at the Auctiwrer's Oace, Moue',-end ; Borough. Rich 11.al.chal.1 Furniture; 1.1r4e Pat.'s of 1:1:146; IDravrilic. Suit t Pateut Bedstead.. pith rich Banging. i PLue. Linea. and Bunks; a daabl—rase ; an tsv Clack ; a handsome lire and Chaise ; and 14 Dosea aC • By Mr. S. DAVIFS, On the Premises. Chorlotte-street, Fitzroy-taanre, TO-b101t;• ROW, Mny 14, and following Day, et Twelve s'f;lock, hf Q rdeeof 4be gaccutors of the late Henry Barsittaw, deceased, AW:. the excellent HOUiEIIOLD E, (being of the first quality, nod nearly new o—* Comprisingy several sets of mahogany chairs; pedestal .Me. boards, with patent (Man s tables to the Mlle rich Grecian card, supper, and trio tables of iich awn', elegantly Inlaid; noble four-post and cottage bed,teath t with ries, chintz hung and gond bedding; rich cut glass ; tea sod table terrier, of china; a drawing-room suit ; severat large carpets . (new); n bk gin. es, pier ditto, and mirrors; prints ; pdatt logs; 'booing stands, and bidet; eiiminnde drawers ; bed chairs s wardrobes; Pembroke diniug tables; clocks iu rich Ines, &c. • Catalogues to be had on the Premises. Amicable Society, Serjeinte.-Inn, lostilitted by Q teen fiime, in lids. rrIlE DIRECTORS have the satisfactinn of in. AL formivitte.VAlA4,4l)o4l.fee yerr'enrefet 114 W ,strict evniniriefhin or the cireasmiaiires which have occurred during the experience of more than a (emu ry, the S wietl has been en• tailed grently to lucre/we the benefits orleintilly )11,0144 to the preieitt blentl)ert, by the progre , iiye artcyce of each Sbnre cel VI. beside. such contingent tiddit RS way be produced in the year in which the death happy, s The Directory have likee lie the pleasvre tn slate, the. en!., the nuthnrity of the t•upplementar) t• hit Nt, t + bits been te.tettly pleased to grain for extending the beam ts o' I is they are enabled to titt , r 1,. tar P.....ic the 1n...0n. or firm - title ii.saranCeli from VOL to 'i4.o 11. at toe varitto) ages from Sto oi, wheat .r for the whole or late, for note no. • of yet.itx, or sin say coolingency depending nu life or turviyorsilip, at con sxlerably reduced Prettiitim, _ At this Office the various kinds of Ins u ►anrr nr • entitled, is proportion to the amount insured, ti participate • the aits: 4 l l . ins of the contingent additions to the claims at ising b) deaths in each year. By Order of the Court of Directors, _ J. 1 1 6,18411 T, Regi:tror, The Qum.lt proclaims with trumpet-f 0 ague his skill, Cur..s all diseases with a single pill ; • The In v alid, with heaving her& As-eat/4 Tries the litni'd Nitstru.n, and is cured toy—Death. Amor.. VCGETARLE MEDICINE. DR. WEBSTER'S ENGLISII DIET DRINK. IT has been repeatedly observed by intelligent travellers, that the untutored Malian evinces such an :asto nishing sagacity in the application of herbs to !woman nantolies, that there ts scnrcely troy disease far which be cannot supply a vese able remedy. The Quark, who empires by isairsientaug ittsittratirm, that knowledge of the healing art, which the regu lar Physician can Dilly obtain by long and Won illUi PIUdY, coin him d with esien,he erartire, in into:ohm of the. Indien pre tends to cure by his simile ton-trum aisthe disord. mducileot to man : but, alas 1 Nature disowns the virtue of his .ureteral mat metallic pt epneitions, and leaves him 111 spread the character ..f his pernicious discovery, by fictitious vouchers, by self-pnoegy ric, and by consummate assurance. The venerable W EBSTER, many years a Physician of the first dam—with n perfect conviction of the very 1121:1equate re medies to he found in 11w established Almeria Medics—and with a mind strongly hem tin Botanical research.aidodpy the power ful light d ,cienre, and the experietire of half n century. ha. produceil a VEGETABLE MEDICINE In his ENGLISH DI E f DRINK, which has long been admitted by many emi nent judges to he the most valuable, discovery of modern times, and which, in the following* disorders, tins it oell•grounded title to the character of infallible :—to Consumptions, A.th- Mts. Dropsies—in all kinds of Fever—in Nertrousand II s pnchem. drine Easinplaiuts—in Sea nod" Land Scurvy—in Sertiplaula, nod in the immense variety of Disorders s p r i nging ( r a ni de bili gaed habits, and from impoverisheJ and impure blood. Faithfully prepared front the original Recipe of Dr. Webtt.,r, and sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee and Co. Borough Ilighonreet I also wholesale and retail by their Agents, Messrs. lloward and Evans, Long-laaa, West Smith. Bald ; and retail by Balton, front of the Royal Asehanges Coles worthy, 144, Viltitechapel t !Rowney, 94 1 Mae Outs - road; Sanger, 1.50 1 0 xfottl-st reet t Midgley. * .91 ' 'ludo son and Co. '27, Hityniarket; Ward, 94, Hub e sad f Mattress, 86, Fleet-street. t. Half pint Bottles 4_ Pint ditto Is. 61 and Quwillitte 14g, duty included. Of all of whom may Vs' , be had, price Ss. la boards, . DR. WEBSTER'S ialuable TR hATISE on the character awd sticac)of the ENULISti DUCT PRINK. i, 1 '1 , '. l i ' i "V 4 I ' 4 -3 i - • • . t . . i 1 l i l io 1 1 i l f C' " 4 '.! 1; i F t : r l' J 3 - , , , 17 r , • 1:1 ,r 1 • 'lOl . 1 • 1:1 j i ' r