The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-24 00:00:00

No. 129?. LYING•IN CHARITY, FOR DELIVERING POOR mARRIED WOMEN AT THEIR OWN HABITA TIONS. _ . _ TO THE FREEIiOeO FRS OF THE COUNTY OF NIEIbLESEX.• Ilturmanati. IN pursuance of a Requisition to us,' to Meeting of the Freeholders' or the said 'County, " to consider the e roprirt of adopting ony and what measure} by A !dress, Petition, Resolution, Ar othetwite, un the subject ~f t h e l ate Votes of the Hnuee of Commons, in the Caw. of Sir Francis Burdett, and of the new and extraordinary Proceeit bus had therenorm." we do amidst such Meeting to he held at the Al ERNIAID TAVEIIN,./lACKNEY, in the baid County, on TH U RSD AY' next, 'at Twelve o'Clock. • N. W 11,014, littertif tof he • JOHN ATKINS, i County of Middlesex.- April . 19. ' FOR SAOCES, LEMONADE, ire. ike. rriftE PINE LEMON ACID,, Prepared hy jj SPYRING and MARSDEN, 163, Borough, will a/- ways be a requisite in Cookery, at it not only tuutaia. the acidity of the Fruit, bqt its finest Savour. For the Tablet us, elegant preparation is anequalled, as it saves the troubl- of sqtteezing the Fruit, which only imparts its acid in the hasty manner it is then used. It is sold at most Italian Warehouses it; London, and Li braries, &c. &c. in the country, price tst. 6d. pet bottle, also S bottles in one 7a and small bottler , Is. 6& • NEW MUSIC. Published for the Millen., by CLEM ENTI and Co; N 0.16, t:neapside. Vol. 1. of A GENERA L COIA.ECTION of the AN AL-IL CIENT MUSIC of IRELAND; are/Owed f..r the Piano-fohte; and some of the Most 4.de:red Melodies, adapt ed fur the voice to Poetry. Chiefly Mitigated from the original Irish Songs, /3y Te At AS CA M PII r:LL,• Esq. And triter Poets. To the Woik is prefixed an Dist deal and•Crlticai Disler. Laths° on the i,ptian, Britain, and Iris Harii " The whole illastkated with•elegant EngravingF ; by Edwd. Booting. Piled on ImpetiaL dl Ils. tit -Small size, Al 6s. ------- Isalitdted 1757. Under the Patroware of their Roal Ili the Prince and Princes% of WA LE ig S. /(SHE ANNIVEItSARX SERMON for the 1 BENEFIT of this INSTITUTION wiU he preached 'on Sunday Morning next, the 29th Inasint, to the Parish Church of St. Jame-, Clerken well, by the Rev. WILL I A M 6001)E, A, M. Rector of St. Andrew, Wardrobe, and St. Blackfriart, and Lecturer of St. Jahn, of %Yapping. Prayers will begin at a Quarter before Eleven titlark. and the Annual Warier will be at the City or Landoll Ta. vela, in Hislrup-gate-street„ act Wednesday the 9th of May, Pnestocr‘r, . Ili% Royal Highoeis the Prince of WALES. • vicr.-Porsiocmrs, Rt. Mon. Caul of Dartmouth Eduard Gale Bolden . ), Esq. Rr. Hon. Earl of Uxbridge William Dent. Esq. EL Boa. Lord Eardley John Slarkhorn, Esq. Mr. Charles Stuart, Treasurer. • • 101"f0N,. -tate- Partner with the deceased LIA sift JAMES BRANSCORM Has the pleasure of ammuncing to his Friends and the Pub lic, the LOTEEILY winch draws Stit JUNE, gives Ike greatest chance to Ake Adventurer fares small a risk: Four Packets of Tickets, One hundred . in each Packet, are to be given by'llir enntrortars to the fortunate Holders of the first • drawn Prize akose.ls/. *ken a Ticket may gain Upwards of IMMO/. nod Mates in proportion. Euro at has been truly lucky in Selling Packets of Tickets: No. 7.081, pruilitclue nearly 4..XXit. sad No. 3,618 producing 24.76.51. vac sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respective Holders, who received for each Sixteenth 1,,5171. 16s. Sd. E trto ...licit. a Cwstinuance of the public Favours at his Lurk) , flake, 4, COIINHid.L , near the M ANSION-HOUSE. TO . ha 41111 A TA MORS. • • THE present C 0 t VI 13114 A . 1' 1 0 of. the JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, for an' ADVANCE has induced the Coolositlcilre Master& to.eall OEN ERAL 111 r. EFIND of the TRADE, to be held nt the tirownowid 'Anchor. titrand, en WEDNESDAY nest, Alai] IRO, at Seven n'Clock in the evening, when their:wend-ince is earnestly requested, to take into considera t nii certain propositions which will be submitted to. nein; and to consider what will be the twit legal and effectual .means b, preys's:dwelt tippaissiuo. TMs Diy.Wrilipristishad. In Post 41 , ._Prile in boards. EPISTLES ON WOMEN. eleasplityitig their Charadter and Condition in various Ages and Lams, with Miscellaneous PuNas • By LUCY AIKIN. Printed For J. Jahndnn and Cn. St. Pasi's Cloactitlyart STEWARDS. • William Levi is. i:sq. John Ni‘on, James Allen Parke, Esq. Osborn l'unboo, Abel Smith, Esq. Sir Robot Wifrion, Bartel . _ John Branton, Esq. I.anc H. Browne. Esq. M. P. Reginald Grnliain, Esq. ja-epli Sicken Jackson, Esq. J,,hu Lawrence. LK,. T e tiev„ W Mlain Lens . . . TAI THE - PUBLICu ' ROOK%;, ItUttC,ll, ;lid . O'KEEFE, Agents B. totitt; tILLI'ASt 'IAN ;NI COMPANY, linve ju't received a large carg9,l4 MESH LINEN'S and 14f1 BET INGi, from the N unto of Ireland, which ore considerably cheaper than any that have been imported for ‘everai yeasts. Wag bleached on the geaSc, without mitriatic acids, they :not, with eionlidenee, warrant ilicqr durability ; and. If a fault appears, tile money returtted. As several persona haye, by amumint a similar title, eneeavniired to pass tinder the credit of our azure, to prevent decept on, it is necessary to observe, we sill no article hot Irish Linens in sin* pieces, at the wholesale Liethe's pric-s. No abiltement ever made; and hove iio cosinectin with noy houses its Loadon, but - No. Sts, f:rott ftlioall-street, Bloomsbary, ant 270 . , Strand, ,opposite Arstadel-itreet, near Temple Bar. BROOKS, 801W11, add O'KEEFE, • e Agents to the Company. , • fah for Irish Notes. Coaidry 'orders plactiegy en.- , cute& ' Dinner on Table at FL;if-pnot k our r lock. galweriptirtos to thi` Charity will . be received at the %rester .f the Church; by Ile.. l':.tarles • Stuart, Treasurer No. 8, Great Tower-street; thefiettretary. Mr. W.& 1141 1, No. 1, Nowso.roa, near Islington TtenHkiket and , it! Mr. Genrille Hat, Collt-etor alike Charity's Oahe, CoA4ottr:, L d dp i i r .bitt of le hoar Hooks,•gisitrt, a. particular stieinta of the lo.titation, may bj bad, • . . Four theipand thirty-nine Worm.. were delivered bv tots Charity itt the last jet , -40d upward, of 191,0,10 bi its . BY Hier MAJKB7' t Y'S * ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.• ROCI-th'S ROYAL HEILBAL EMHROOATION, 'An efeclual CURE for the HOOPING COUGH, without Medicine. E unrivalled reputation this EMBROCA. TION has Raised, and the Investor, anxious to secure it geuuine to the Public, and prevent the impositions daily practised, by unp rincipled person vending dangerous com positions, his M aje sty has been pleased to grant his Royal Letters Patent, or &security to the Public, appointing him the sole benefit of his most invaluable Discovery. The Public Hod Families may therefore be supplied, Wholesale and Retail, at his house, No. 19, King-street, Holburg, and are requested to observe that each Stamp is signed J. Roche ;" and with each Bottle is given a full di rection, at the top of which is his litajesty'i AMIS. • Price Four Shillings. * A • . All others are Counterfeits. S. HALL, Secretary. • I:n*ls Leasehold' lasted v Iteslibmee, at x (ironnlirent, Oxford -. strect.—TO BE. S 01.1) BY /117,CrION: llv r . t7HATI3tRN, by direction of the Eters/tort ef the Ia Airs. Amphlett, at the Worcerer'Calliermisodves Ox ford-o:re', corner of Swallow -street. On 'f Vk:SDAirithe UN of May' hest, at ?we've o'clock,' ' • • A VAL,VARI,Estid very •bersefieidi ',EASE . 1101. D ESTATE, mast eligibly . situate en the north side et 0 v ford4rei•t; near Orchbrd-Weeet, Nnalhereil W 7, is hiich,, and comaips twu (0011. na floor wish light ria staircase a entrance passage, paved sod, and garde.i be servaiit's ofice•, and numerous calkers on the basement. The Premises possess every conve.ieiwe and accommodation to render the sal/te 4 ilesirahle and genteel found) retideuce; or the mind daor might, at a very easx expence, be con verted into a ship or warehospie, suitable Gtr any fashionable business, resfniiiive a &splay of show, for which the situation i, unequaled. Are much wider-let, to Mr. Ince, au old le mot at will, hut now derattely estimated worth 1001. per annum. held far an unexpired ierni is( 43 yearb, from Mid summer-day next, at a griiiind-rent of 41. 4s. To be viewed, by leave of teams!, seven daybpreceding the rude, when priattrd parti c ulars may he :sad, on the Premises; iheVinte.estot Ciiiree-house, as ahoye t of Messrs. loutingtott and nail, Solicitoss, Ltv,ikeh Walk, Tempi , awl if Mr. Terrace, (14*.t‘'S MINERALTEETH,GNA MUCH IMPROVED PLAN., MR. FALEUR, Notist, of Woburo.place, Russell-square, begs leave most respectfully to inform the NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have occasion for the exercise of his ltdeats, that he may he consulted during, the Whore Season, between the hours of Tea o'clodt in the Morning and. Five in the Afternoon. A large Portion of the Conommity having been already re ieved, had benefited by ART I F ICIAL 'l' ELTH. construct ed be Mr. FA (XVII.. from a Mineral Preparation, he is al ways enabled, through she liberality of his Friends, to give such references, as to their efficacy and durability, as cannot fail pros idg , satisfactory to those who may have occasion forbad' substitute—nu advaMage and indulgence never before. he be lieves, enjov ell by a Dentist. Mr. FAUX It enviges to af fix from one Tooth to a whole Set,, without pain or irritation in the Pat iesit,and to renew them, without additional charge, shit:told they wear, or change coloar. Air. FA I.EUR can also alliz an ARTIFICIAL. PA LATE, in a manner peculiar to hiMself. lie has lately suc ceeded in relieving a Gentleman, whose sufferings and priva tions were great. ;tad case Ra l444 h•latt't **ail aa lure. Toiellentlernmh:s authorized Mr. !Fleur (as well from a feeling of gratitude, as from a wish so satisfy tiny fel lon -creature labouring under a similar ;affliction); to refer to him in Case of any doubt of Mr. Ealeur's capability. To those who are not acquaitced with Mr. Faleur, he begs leave to observe, that his charge in either case will he ulnas found moderate. Woburn-place. SOth November. IRO9. LORIS SUM ER VILLE'S FLOCK of MERINO SHEEP. To BF SOLI) BY POIII.IO AUCTION, • On WEUNESOLICOIte 2d. and tit URSDA Y, the Sti of • ildt; ' m """ 4 • ~IIE « t E of thisSTOCK,, delecttsil in 1900 and 1801, from sendiy . LEON ESA' trt.ocKLl, and lift,LD WITHOUT AN t A I) AIIXTVIIE OF' O mut ni,o01). The superibrity of the Lemieux, over every other Pile of Spanish Wadies to be seeu iu the Prices Courtin of our own Weekly Journals. The'reputation of this Flork is fortunately so well esta blished, rks to denoted no.connuent whatever, beyond the stinement : „ In ISM, the great Premium given for the,hest Merino Ram, by the Board of Aviculture, was won by a Rain of this Flock, bred In Ragland: In the prize for the best Roues Fleece, given by the Bath :aid West of England Society, was won by a Ram of t itgck. &edit was declared in Print by the Committee of that simiety (which, situat-d in the centre of the Superfine Cloth Manufdeterent, hoe therefore been deemed eaten:dye) tube the hpest fleece et( Wool which had ever c me udder its evainimitiou. The Print of this Sheep is to he f A is, %J -enne's beevey of Snowy,* Laurence's T reatise tie Live Stack, and in alive PeMic.ation on the subject of Sheep, Bte. , hy the Proprietor,. The apostolicity of his form, turd c.e method! to feed, demonstrated ny this Animal in so ex traordinary a loom Dee, had, Iseforre the adjadieatiiiii of this Prize, induked the Proprietor to breed almost exclusively frees him. LA rri.T Any doubt of the superior Value of these Sheep. ' whirls hive never beat beat iii any. competition. is for crier renitived by the recent decision of the Bath Society, by which Premixing' were steered last Year as Intinive:— CLASS V. No. BRITISH FINE WOOL. " As ••many 'tempos, whether blanufacturers or others, still deny "' the pramicability.'of prodecing in Orem Keitaiu, Wool " equally fine st kit that imported from Spain; in order to " pot this question to it trial, frail whirls therrcan he no ais: " peal, it Premium of 'l'ea (iiiinens is offered to the Mann. " •tacturer of the finest piece of Navy . Blue Broad Cloth, shed in the Woidont less thou twenty-live yards in length, .whieheltall he ethlbited to the Society, on the day before " the Annual Meeting in ISMS. acute from clothing Wool it from the Sheep Tribe, grown in.auy Country. 'flue name - 4 4 .4 of eneh.blanutheturer, and pile or species of %Void, nod of 'a the Grower, (if British) to be costaioed inn sealed player. " having on the ()inside. a Mark, indicating the Pieremf 4 (:loth to which it refer., and which it must accompany. " •Sech Paper not to be opened until the C miller shall have made their iternirt on the Merits of the respective " Cloths, which Report shall be gives frees the Chair: and " no person form a part of Atte Cosinusittee who is persoually " interested in the decision." By the exertions of Messrs. Joyce and Co. Clothiers, th e Perniinin wits adjudged to the Wool. of this Fleck, mid fur this Premium nu lee's than Sixteen Pieces of Cloth were ex ! hihiled, malty of which were made Root picked Samples of the Saxon and Spanish Merlin, Piles. The Sale will lake place at Fair Mile Form. near .Cobham.. Merv" eighteen Miles &ion London, on the Portsmouth rood, wt 'l g szt d'Clock in the Forenoon. The great I)rafts have bees glade from this Flock, litt Season 0111 V, namely, Seventy...dye pure bred tiering, Ewes. met a large Number of htnere highlycrnMed, Must testier them Sheep so Object of• peculiar Attention. lie ',try skilful Breeder. . . . The flock for Sale will consist of nearly Two Hundred pare Merlotti.: wes, in high CaMlitifill, newly Tiro 'Hundred and Ryland Ewes, highly. rrossed.• very capitol in their Wu .1, and Thirty Rums of the Pure Wood, Five only being reserved for the use of the Owner, the whole the g.it of the Rana shove-mentioneiL Eneh Tare with her Lamb o ill form awe last, :is will 1111S0 each of the Rams,. • • The Proprietor thinks it incumbent en him plainly to state, that the Sheep will actually be td without reserve, aunt that his motives for holding this Sale ire of a psivate and lo cal nature, and by no means arise from aay . chauge of opinius as to the valise of Alerino Stink. Tbq Sheepmay he viewed every Thersdny till the Sale, by persoutil qpplitation indy to the Soepherds; the purr Breed at thesplace of Sale ; Bic mixed till Thursday, tah inst. at IdifrOls Park, Barking. haat after Which time they will fie ciprikned to Fairmile Fans. tattalogurp may be had ou and After the ad of April, at Mewl. Gibbs and Co. Seedmien, cornet of Half - bloint street, Piccadilly; at the liar of the Poet. Humes of the following MOM:. Cobham. Lenthitrbrod, Bober, Walton, .all within Four Miles of the Plana of *des. at Guildford, Kingston, wad Dorking: and of Mese% TiiostArictittno and CO. No. 63, Coleasaa•dreet, Loads'. . SOLOMON'S DETERGENT OINTMENT, F Ott the Cure of old Wounds Sore ur Scald Ilead.;, Ulcers, Chilblains Sure Legs, Scorbutic or Scrofulous Humour., chapped Hands, Burns or Scalds, Gan woe or Mortilitatiop, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Fistula Piles, King s Evil, dtc. having been wed the above Diseasessupwardi of 4J Years with unparalleled Suc cess.—Price 4s. titl a Box. Sold by Agents as usual. Aud by all Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that -the. Words ' Sasal. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the Stomp. - - TO THE PUBLIC. AS DR.. SOLOMON'S Practice is so great and extensive, that his constant Engagements require a col sidemble Portion of his Time and Attendance, he expects, when consulted, the usual Compliment of a One Pound Note; bet *ith all written Cases, or Letters for Advice, to he au• lowered at his Leisure, artacconspanird w44h a Remittance for A/akin, only Half-n-Guinea is to be inclosed, and should, for Safety, be thin directed :—" Money Letter. Dr. Solo mon, Giiead-to n ne, umirLiverpool. Paid double Postage." THE ANTI-IbIPETIGINES ; or, SOLOMON'S DROPS. AN admirable CURE for the SCURVY, SCROFULA, Dry or Wet LEPROSY, the VENE REALDISEASE, if DISEASE, an all the e dirairders which arise from impurity of the blood. In every range of those where galivation has repeatedly Wird, wheenti other nrcii rine could restore the unhappy sufferer to that health he un fortunately lost, the Anti- impetigineShas been found the only effectual -nod radical remedy to to-establish health and vi. poi'. For ! , carhit t ir, rnutneurx eruptions, dry or wet lepra! sy, the king's efil, anima or scrofula, this medicine cer tainly claims n pre-eminence over all others, tieing decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these .complaints, and justly calculated to cleanse the blood pew all Wow, coun teract every morbid affection, and restore the were and ema ciated to pristine health and vigour. Price lib. 6d. a bottle, family bottles .13s. duty included. Sold by (Agents as uratil). And by all Venders of Patent Medicines hi the United Kingdom. To prevent Counterfeits, observe articularly, that th e words ' Li verpool,' are engraved On the stamp, IMPRESSED with a cottsciutsstiess that Weir deviation Irma the general plan has been highly hefted.; cial to others, and improved in their profemioual acquire 'newt by the maturity of wear YJ )ears experience, Messrs. CURRIE nod Co. continue, with anqiinted ardour, the era ; Mention of those I/borders which me the consequence of till -10.4 indulgence, or the destructive .hubits of the inconsiderate [ Settled -boy. to professing the care of these eiimpinints, they ' hold out sus inducement to vice, hint, sensible *nail men limn h e o f t h e e xi ste nce of Beth calamities, they oolltv, their assist= C mace us regularly educated Sargeoui of Loudon, and of the Koval College of Edinburgh. ln nil cases of Siphyliiic in fection, idlri in every cotaplaiot of Debility and Deficienty, whether arising frmn the infatuation of a certain destructive habit, long residence in warin climates, free •fieing, or noy other anise producing a dkirieticy of wanly vigour, the pa; twin may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been encoded with.pecuitac sticee.st' Strictures of ace surf/ twenty yes" durrUion have yielded to their treatment in'the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men of the fit* respettability, who havelaboureil udder this painful mid distressang disease, buying received it radical mid permanent core, particularly request that references May he made to them, as satisfactory evideuees of the decided tope- Hoority of .Meers. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Moony of these Gentlemen had been under .1 itecarealf Messrs. HoiMe, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of eqnal eminence, Who attempted their cure by the application' Of the Uttar Caustic , witlioatsuccess. Mears. Currie and Co. may. be eon died by patienui of either sex with the gresitestsetancy and hositour, at their house, No. Eli, flatlrimgaidem-a.Paticaeli in the' coantry, slat* the partimilars of their case, IMAM** re atittaace for advice suet a etlieiitM, ail have the i*%* given or sent to any part of the Uultsd akigdom.-i-NollUniiittisb , garden. >. t . . . i. 1 A :, • . , '' • • t 4 • • • . . ' \..:,, tt , 1 / ••,... ...; f' . . • . •,,* -ra A ' i ..1,... I• a . • . . , A - , .,,..;....s _- r # It , •- vt : „. ii f • .c .. • • .... 2, * 7 . - ."-- A' , • ~ _.. wr '. ) '„l't). :,:s 1 ! ~ • . - .. i • si•-'; - ---.4...;:i I ‘' . . • ....... - '1 1 4 .i r ''' •. ve .. . *# . 1 i iraftv .., •si " . t• • . . .. • .. • . . . .. V,' - • ... , - 0 1 , r • .. . • • . ••• ,i • • . . . . . _ . . . . 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'"" ' ' 1 This Day was publisbod,:i a one Vol. Ohre Ns. inlinardip (Dedicated by Permission to the King) THE PUBLIC CIIAAITIES . uf L0N60.4. being an Account of' their 'ORIGIN, DtSIGN. b.i PK ESEN'r STATE, elassed alphaboially,sadlor die ay niiiiiinatiOns of • ' • . .• HOSPITALS, . • •ALMS-lICHISES, ' - i I • DISPENSARIES, SCHOOLS and COLLEGES, ' - ' reset:lLAN Elfin CHATUTIEL By ANT. H ltill MOR E. ESQ. Author of the Law of Mortmain and Charitable Uses, Sle., The Public Charities of the British Metropolis. hvie al ways been esteemed its brightest Ormanents, and highly ho.. notiroble to the Character of the Nation; yet sill the presi it Work there did not exist any Malted view of their lii-for nod Establishment. Besides gratifying Curi nits ', the work will also, it is to be hoped. be the Means of rescuing some godlike Designs fromithe Neglect and Decay consequent on Obscurity, of exciting towards others the Munifirgnre of be nevolent Persons. and of holdin4 up the whole as Object, of Exampleand Imitation to the Nation at large. 'Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, and to he had of ail Booksellers. Lately published by C. CIIAPPLE, II-Malj. l •• • t$ Brice is. in extra, boards, 12uso. TMPORTA.N I r . Sit DIES 'rot' the FEMALt SJA, .in rrfereuce.tft MODERN MANNERS, adi. &cued to a young Lady of distinction, eautuining lssays Qa Religinus.Example.,•Tritth, Duties' of iLiughter, Sister,Wife, • Mother Topper . Clutrity, Friendship, Attoxlinsent, bedut• tido, rifts:lent Manners, U,e of Tillie, mid nu Deaths By Mrs. COCKLE.. To the Authoress of these admonitory Letters Vie world is indebted' for an ekgiusFelegy is. tire Death of .the brave said unfortunate portents Sir John Moore, die sante Paritissiaa vein running through these didactic stages, *traction with the language and imagery of poetry 1 all that relates to the duties of a daughter /tad a sister, is conceleed ill a spirit of swell. filial virtue, that we cAniun tiro strontly .recommend Qv frcquept perusal of these two Letters. t'h e duties of a paectit are not less usefully insisted Mt, and we hope may psalm a salutary impressiou ua the young stud un emitaininated reader. Such, then, are the contents of this sal latibie volume; and we present it to the female world ;:s a worthy rtimpanion to DrAiregor r y's legacy to 1111.4 Daughters. and as a friend whose precepts would lead - them to honour, and happiness. Vide Anti•slteview, Feb. 181 U. • • •Also by the stone Autator. • ' 'ls JUVENILE. JOURNAL, or TALES of TRUT/1, Ilan. se. tid.eslra boards. • • 11. AN ELEtiIAC TRIBUTE TO TII4 IdEMPRii OF. SIR JOHN nowt E. 4tir. stbeited. " • ' 3. FISH ER's GRAND tIA.LAt Y parts, Ifratio. with plates, 'h. or in colours, 3s. stitched. 4. TIIItEE GIF 111, or ICISTORY OF YOU I NO FA RM Llt UUBBINS; !bum. 6 plates, li r colearyd Is. 64 4 , stitched. - •• • ilr T'Fr ,N'S rtr— . 1 . ) R. 1 rt TUN A: T H u lE ,l v on a g lis ;r:ifea l , h t i k s a i t ta n f iT 4j i l h rfl hig ibAl9 h . r B NAl g t.::tl e i l C: r t' e tt : ll n li t iSai a ,e r e i: bear. a competition with it in nil the &Werra stows of a certain Disease, which it effectually curet :ad eradicates front the batik, annum excitiiie the ptalin, feelings and 'etiposurp that attends Sali vatilin, without detailitating thNCmtsluatalw in any degree, or even requiring cowmen:rut Irons Inisineta, At restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestiom• hie Drops have proved their c6lim to public approbotioe, for inure than 3.) years. La all the debility of both setae they prove a neser.failing restorative, whether lite debility it produced hy too free a use of Mercury, by plea? sues, or Me etre% Of a warm climate. 'To traseller,. nod dime' gulag abroml, they cannot he recommended ton shrew lv, as they will receive a safe, speedy, nod complete erne Al old stoblittel Gleets, mid every %teakners dun affects th* 'Shedder ned.organs of Urine. lly itg enititcy snout want% have becNine Mothers, is ho fur lean have been deprived of th . a 3 t hl b d a , P t i rt i o l leeit ss. lel aid retail, at Mr. Baler's, No. 4, Cheap. ,ide, Corner of Paternoster.row t rual.retitil by newt Cooutij .ledicine Venders la Bottles at Ys 9d. each, wita ouiple di. tectlinis.• ••• : Of : witain may bas*, bulk?. Aro/lade Pectoral i.e. zeoges, for coughs, csaldthasstlueas v ion: lbtoats# 4c. in Boa* % at 1301. each. • - • . • YOUNG LADY kit ' her house, on TIJRI).A Y g April 21. Wirer', the honk of Three tout Fula o'clock he the A fi•riumoit. SNe ia aheut the middle size. awl had on a grevagh Ortati-eirl'ltired Cluth Pell:y.4-i'with Silk Curd r uud the riuttum, tied round the %Valid with Silk Card an. 4 Actor I Tam‘els ; a large Straw Puke Bonnet ; a Muslin I)re.' ; silk Shirking% and Light Brown .lean 11 .If Bunts, gilarlieil %jib Black 1: ea.her. She had a Dolt llethl Watch. and a %mall Case hovered with Dark Blue Silk, coutaiuing tome G-111 ash& llank-nate?. ..... %V 1,41 ver will giye iatisrmartiaa at N.. lOs Upper John street, Githlreo-Nwsrr, so Oat .he may be Sovild 'by her Friend s. shall receive ON EIIUN DR ED 41.11 N LAS RE- W A It O. : 9:1111111 this Advertisement meet the ei e of the Toting Lady, the may be cert:►iit that li-rate•mwe is tinktmant at every WIC eteiliritg her van it..latitinsat hviae, and that if site will re tura, she will be reeri‘rd with thq i►tto*t•t kindness and tiff- . fee-thin. and WO make ever taken nfthe Pit. • A GENT', liNt N, eptatitithinig a Til EAT R E 11 in the WI•:111* '10111)tliS; iiritrz the Application of Performers of Met% is tits various Dtputtineuts of the Drama. • Addresg, foll6...item'y Peacock, Burton Ale base, 'Clay', pla-loute. • • • • 1. - DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DJACOII begs leave to inform the Pub. .111 he, that he emulates to give the FI/LI. VA L'EY E. to Z,ssdy Mosey, for otAMONOS and PEARLS, at No. Coek:per-street, Charing-Cram, opposite the Cameo Tavern. • • ORIGINAL JOHNNY GILPIN NEW REVIVED. OLD BKLIi .INN, EIAIaoNToN. JOHN ILIVOININGTON rospectfully informs thy. Public, he has neither spared Attention (WE/metre in rendering the above Inn replete with.even Accminunda. tine. His Wines are genuine, his Liquors pure, his Be& trinoll; and the Stables are dry and airy, ts nth a plentiful Supply oF.Water• The Bell being hat 6 Miles from Town. IS-an easlMorning Walk for foot Pamengers. and a•senillsrfahle 11.efreat Diener fisi Riders returning to Tpwn, nr, lgeakfusting gait g I Ott. " N. R. A alumina, and pleas:Mt' Crieliet'-iad Trap-ttal Ground. ..f •* • Neat Mass Nisch, and Post-Chaive,ritkable and careful Drivers. • , i• 1 As Ordinary every Day at Two olClstrisakl • .., nESORMEAUX's PRESERVER uEST EEL and Iron, which wilt elm-walls protest f ire-arms,and the Fronts and Bars of polished Stositaud Feltd , inisfitc. from Rao, used by most private Families. .. Price JD. per Box,svitk due Allawroice where large quan tities are embussed, us n Armories, &c. s • • Alto, DESORMEAIit'S — UNILVF,RSAI. BRITISII ITENT. fur pleading Orniusental Cbina, Earthenware, Glass, Stone, broken Statuary, Wood, lvory, &c. for which purposes it firms the strougest hmd of union yet discovered; a• ready for immediate appltration,and never spoils by keep !o.,; o r 'climate; for Ladle' Paper Work, the Library Of the &olden% or Cabinet of the Natur.dist, it is very superior to Paste, Gam, Clue, or other Cement which has hirtterto been tried, being admirably calculated to join every Substance of whateer kiwi.--Price 15. lid. per llottle. Sald retail by most Stationers, Perfumers Patent Nlediciae Warelen b e s , an d T o y Shbps, i n the Uni ted Kingdom ; and Nhulmile by the Proprietor's Agents, Messrs. Spyriag and ‘I ar den, Drugcists„ ltd. Borough, London. DESORMEAUX'S PRESERVEIt str.EL aly be bad of Ironmongers, and' t Oil and Colour SiNlll%. far S. ,d. *O. Price of the Preserver of Seed to Retailers, per Box T • A s - - • 2 3 1".0 Cement, per Bottle 1 le 4 6 And for the Accommodation of those who may he induced to make trial of either, or both the above articles, such will at first be all owe d t o order half a dozen at the wholesale Pr:cr ' when, agreeable Us the above statement, they will be (barged • wile N. For half a dozen of the Prftervie of Steel - 13 4 6 19 4 4 Ceineut - - 6 9 9 0 DLXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS FOR BILEe , IN DIGLSTION, GOUT, Ste. rPH ESE Pills long obtained a just celebrity in .i the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, All"literary ; atm from their great success in many obstinate bilk:es disorders, on numerous patients of distinction, mud others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War ren, tlir Gregory Page Torun, the Dowager Lady Say and thy . Vi-countess Bulkeley, tlac. Ate. Ise was persuaded touter Clem to the Public, under the approbation sad the sauctimi of their names. the Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for ree storiug the time of the stomach, far coriv i n digestion, or preventing enmities, and their coriseqoent disagreeable eruc tatioti and titulences . They prerai habitual nod temps- Iry costivessess, sick head-achy, Nod heart-hurn which is ‘ , Q;oione.l by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach,' wItO: Cur arisiug from the *crummy of the redundant bile, iutesn perate dirt, or drinking to ogees*. BY Promoting g a due secretion of Cite Mae, they are oh:errs-ft wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being a cer tain, though gentle aperitive, they prevent those obstruc tions in the liver, which are so troahlesunte in all countries, but particularly fatal iP wane climates. On thin weals* they are a valuable desideratum hs the medicine dusts of those who go abroad, or make frequeat voyages. hold, SI holeode and retail, at Mr. flutters, 4, Cheaptilde ) l corner Paterno s t e r-v o w ; 11-Ikis, ISO, 0 sford-st rest ; Glatt, I .t/9 ' 8 "r° 11 0; and must cuuutry mediciss raiders, in bezei at 24, yd. autl'bs. each. • ;: ,; 1.. I. . . 1 /