The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-16 00:00:00

• l'' ..-? . - i . ' .. . . - • " ' 4 %. lv • i..... 40' .. 4.4 ...C . ,.. , „ . It, b%,.-.. 1 I 1, Ink T ..,.‘Ok 't :...... .. .- .. 4 .1.4 1 7 : t . ~A • . • . . \ .'", ' 4 ' 3. \ , 1"•,, 41. ‘Z' '' ,i.. T '9I M fg T. • • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • . . • . .... • . . , . fff . , • • _ . i 1 1 • 4 _ LONDO,N, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1812. No. 1916. PitiCE • • SALES. By Mr. SADLER. At Ids Repository, Goswellastreet, TO-MORROW, April 17, at Twelve &Clack , , ?WARDS of 60 Lots of HORSES- and CAR , RI AG ES of various descriptions ; mow whirl; aro se vernilarge-sised active young horses. calculated for Geatlessen's chariots, circlet..., gigs, moil-coaches, poss-ehaises. journey horses,g;siliowavv, ponies, cart bones. &r. Also. on the :mote Day, at One o'Clork, a number of ME RINO SHEEP and LA M BS, viz. Negresti Sponish'ew es, one Merlon Rots. two crow Merino and South Down ditto, one Ryland ewe. eight Negretti Down Lambs, sod three Highly erns« young Rants. The n hole to be viewed (ill the time of Sale, add sold with out reserve. • . . THEATRE RO I ‘L, coy ENT GARDEN. 111 OYAL iiUMANE SOCLETY; for the RECO rrH" present EVENI NG, April 10 ) wII ER Au. VY at PERSONS A DPA.RENTLY DEAD. - be performs-if, Patron, The R l N G'S M OST EXCELLENT MAJESTY . JULIUS CM AR. . Bresideut, The Right lints. the Earl of STAKIPOUD and Watt. • . lIINGTOK. After Which will (wadded . - rice-rwasintam TIMOUR THE TARTAR. ' Rt. _ ~ U. Charles Earl Romney J. C. Leanne, M. D. F. R.S. 1 . 6.11101T0W, The Itelle.—•-•0” PattltdaY: Kmg 340. ua--"- . kt. Ilea. L .11 yi,cuunt Dualey I. H. Browne, E f ts. lii. P. klonday, JOINS CEL64#4.-.....o.llTatroday.tite Gaines, .r. no g w or d . Robert flatclny,' Esq. . Wednesday, The Citatory of Errors ; after which. tor the first Th. Hon. Lord Willoughby de Jump's Thompson, Esq. titre, a New Grand MeloeDrainittle Spectacle, carted The B ro k e Ilelitt. Thornton, Esq. M. P. Setter Mine. -RI. Hen. f.inl Rivers ' IVilliani ('arrow, Esq. • • k -o- - lit. Hen. Loma Henniker, M.P. I kir. Alderman Ansley _,,_ . MIL WILILLE' ViIIHITION..oII A I,L THE ti :n ll.. l l.•.o . .Etskins ; J.winit Ilesdcll , Esq. PICTURES HE rill- TAINTED, Inclattirt m olest ... 1 ' • P rube,' John Gamey, El. az .1 me Abraham Herne. Dart. John Blackburn, Esq. which hove never appenred before the Public.. Is ill 0 1 ,40 ...t. , ` 0 1 . A A ... 1w 0k z a L. Pi4U94 all, k) MON DIN, tile 40th of APRIL. ..• '.,1 "'""'" a rr... %A pins, K . n. . • " Tiestourr, Dr. j.qrvenw.. . 4 1 , Sex( SUNDAY. the 19th of April, the 'ANNIVERSARY SER MON in behalf of this Institution, sill be preached at the Purists Church of St. Andrew. ilsthern, Sy the Rev. DAVID W ILL! AM (i.' 111(t) W, A. Al. cue of ilosChaphilar in Ordi vary to his Royal II ugliness Me I'oml. Niteroi. Prayer will begin at li vr e,toeit. etvoral of the tea/overt Periono will at viol Divine Service. . . „T " - • - Ao t tp o ltoN DAT, tleteVrtt,4e ACINIVERSAIIY FEN. T I VAL will be lichl nt the City of Loialue 'ravers, Bishop:- pate-tree. WILLIAM GARROW. Pell. (Vice-President) in the Chair. • . ST EWkIl OS. Sir Jobe Peter kir. Alderman Atkins Daniel Bequetont, l'asq. - Rob ert • Jetwaton, Esq. , Mr. S. (``sayer ‘litibert klawley, Isq. • .. Ale rand. r•finvisun, Esq. J. B. Xichool. FA/. Mr. T. Davison Jesse ilium-l!, Efq. Mr. T. Howes . Patten Sewell, F.sq. Mr. J. Ilayne. Titania; Sharp, Etq. • Throttles Ile:ithrnek. Esq. kir. ,T. Sharp J. Hselgs.sn, Erq. ' • J. Stanton Erg: ldr. W. liners . - W. It. Stoles,. Esq. Joseph Jennotp, Fat. flt olirrt.Wat,el), Ebq.• Dinner on Table at •Five reClrrit precisely. No Colleeting afterwards. Tickels lit. each, to he bad of the Stewards t• at the City of Lhadois Tavern; at the Louden Cotrce-h• a-e, Lad. gale-hill ;of Dr. Lettsom, Treasurer, Sansbniuk-esurt, Baslisg. bail-street; and of the Registrar, • . JORN BEAUNIONT, Villienostrect, Strand. Sgbscript i toss received atEgree Dios ale and Ca.'', ('arnhill ; Air John ria!;arn, Borough Ronk 4 Chatteris. Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-start; liiummond, Charing-cross ; I), . Let Isom, Treasurer; and b) the Registrar. The restored Perseus will walk round the main. Ten guineas constitute-. a G,wctnar far life; two guineas an Somali Director; and one guinea b Go armor. ("+i IiAIN 11 11.1.1 A 1! • lIOSTE'S ACTION IN THE AMt MAIL( II 13. 1811. vovrcE IS HERERY GIVEN to such Officer,' IN a n d Men, who were inunded on beard of his M>sittlyNo hips Asupitioo, 4clirr. rind Vs-Iberia; 08 QUO. to' the Next alf. lain of such as were killed in tne netirin with the emetivorki F...wh and Indian sqvit.hint In the Adriatic-, oU. the LAN At March. 1811 (and ha b.ive,not already hem Orild), that !hest 11 be _paid their respective proporlirms of Money_ ebiCtiberi ilr the merchants of who were considered lit objects fur relief, by application tit the (Mire et Mi. Isaac Circeentsoo, liar) ARept, No. 14, Clement's too, W ANTS a Situatio s n, as AGENT in the HOME ur FOREIGN 'DEPART !k'..NT, a Single Alan, about 50 %ears c; age, wit& is perfectly conversant in A rchitec ihne, A g o Al' ' g, &c. Ms an unes greptiontable character, and CRIS b . l I IltZ *ureters, if requited. . Apply by letter (post-paid) to W. B. Pork- Office, Truro. CON V EYANCE -OF WATEIt.= PATExT EARTHEN WARE PIPES. manuttetured sts as to be Wady equnl iA strength to Iron, nod conducting the water in its 'mist pure state. Some whole streets have hero laid with them, Weise of the Water Work Companies, in London (rinse %woo the pressure of their Enloe), ashd they ore found to nhl.Wrr every purpn.e. They rirticularly merit the an...olio° of N,.- Idemra who lienttemen wishing to convey Water from one port of WO Estate to another. To be had, of ilic l'oteatee, at the Pottery, Nine Elan, near London. MILLARIrS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EASIA N DIA Si:AWL. MUSLIN, LINEN. AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSF:S., No. 16. CHEAPSIOE. TfIE Proprietor respectfttily informs Merchants and Families arriving in town, the Warehouses possess their usual rich supply. Indio Shawls, extremely -cheap; rh..ier intlin ;11 lidius, from the company's .alts; long cloths; Irikie Lionel. warranted free from any mixture; Russia and miter Sise,tiegs; Damask Table-linen; new and unique printed c.ahric, anti ralins,..lKrilliar to the establishment ; with the drliotte article of white Chintz.. Hoods by the piece, demv. or moire cameo, at the wholesale price. Curious Weir' articles bright. WlslV PA TENT LI V Ettl'Otil. Invented by I. TURMEAU and C. SCW Alta, rrHE Public attention to this TAMP . is most re vpecifilly solicited, ns tram its principles the most hrilliatit effect b 13 induced by the Use of cheap oils in tisevibice of itie most ear-olive, which readers it WI Isbject of considerable ih.pur.iilter is Ole easmisers or Eli. The boophrity of cow struele mukes it very easy is manage, and not bottle to be out _ _ Minlesal,! and Retail Warehouses, No: 152, Druty-lone, f,:riv, Long Acre; and Church-street, Liverpool; whrte the Vroprietnt► have on Salea goqd Stock of pale Seal, arid other emais oi6. the Lamp is bml adopted to use.' 10EW_INVI:;NTE1) BREECIIEC T S UTTON has . the honour of presenting his' • respectibl atknowtedgmems to the Nobility, flen.ry, nud the Pula', fur the distioguislwal proreitagr be bus expeneurred fur his new invented Breeches and Panurbrims. ,Tae onprece drnirl demand for shim affords an uhquestionaNe proof isf•their ine,thisoble utility. as iterridiraics that very greet complaint of the bad sewing, and the silk turning colour m washing, in the selms being made wittiest teg or side senor:• and render ker sexmcre as elastic as stocking of every desrri pane o bleb makes' Coon peculiarly ndapted for riding, which has been long the de •re of so many getairown. and mate only by she isivensur, T. Stains, 31.1 (notth tide of the New Church), Strand. where he ha, laid in nn elegant assorteueut of the choicest summer pal term. Larlirs' bedsits, meal owl military equipments, according the newest regulation r mid every other brunch of the lobiness excreted in theiltat style, with the utmost punctuality and dis P"1`.11:_ N. B. Gentlemen in the enootry desirous of having their clothes mode in Lnndon, by sending a letter, post paid, to t he shore, may hove tostructims to measure theruselree. Clothes sent to any pan of the world. • ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. the Con- Aid tractors respectfully-submit the folio% ing Scheme of the the preset* Buttery, to the inspection of the Public.. They do hot couceive that troy eoineriesit open its nilvantngeo essury, it, they feel uomtvd that its superiority will appear com_parloin nith the Srheine of nny former Lottery- Ti‘ hes nod Word ATP ON Kill' at their afters. the corner of talk hoildln C:ontbill, and Ewing Abe. King'. Mews, Cbs rin k -ct n .., where, in the lust Lottery t fio. 4186, a Prize of .C* 2 1 41i..0 aus sold in Eleven Simms. Sell EM B. 1 ' of ii),(.1141 10,103 5,1k1 , 4 ..4h) 9.0:A) 2,00,1 50l) 4L9 !!I A) 1.14 4) $1 1.5 .62N0410 5,(00 4,lkit) 3,k,1k) 4,00 4.(0) 3.000 3.400' - 3,co(t 2,50,) 9,d00 • 3,0u0 sumo' Prise bs. in extra boards, with five elegant Engravings, de signed )hy'H. Cortineld. and executed by Hopwood, R OSAHA'S CHAINi or, The Choice of Life. A Poem. 1131 AtICI.A LEF A NU, Niece In the Right Bon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Printed for M. J. Godwitt„at the Juvenile Librnry,slco. 41, Shiners-.meet. . " The Author of this Poem has interwoven in her Wreath many a pleasing fiaweret. Time plan of the work exhibits a Royal Youth in pursuit df a Bride. in scalds of wham he wen derS thtnkgh Fairy Land. lie v•sits successively the Bowers of Youth, the Abodes of Imiptarit‘. the Hal of Avarice, the Pat-tce oeVanity. the Kingdom of Song. and the seat of Eternal Unintermitted Industry. His last adventure leach Moe to the Manse* of Sculpture, o here. throu,gh the ;at, of the fair pos sessor, he it transformed to a stone. In this pitiable state he it flung, by the obkor of his earliest partially, sins neorrs in him the power of speech an d motion. awl they are united. The honk 6 “Itogether a very pleasing p•rforthaixe, said ditc,o cre dit to Miss Lefanu's taste and ituaginalitm."—Critical Review for January. On the It of May v. ill be pohlislo d, at It. Arkennaon's Re pository of Aids, 101, Snood, and may be had of all the R•ok , el'pr- ia Inc 10..gilion. A TOUR, in SEARCII of the PICTURESQUE. II ) the Rev, Dr..SYN VAX. A Poem Is Edify Chapter piloted, with a new type, ow 11 lee royal octavo vellum parer, and hot-pressed, price, with thirty coloured Eagraviugs,il.l. or withnot Eitgravirgc lo s. 6d. 0:1 the Ist ..f April was pulit;vlwd, price 41. No. L. of TH E R F, POS 1 TOR Y of A ItTS, LITER ATURE, COM MERCE, M.tNUFACIURES, FASHIONS, &e. nu-. Each Number of this splendid Work contains from six Weight one of inch is worth"the - superb columed El:gratings. any prise of the whole, nod mar 70 pages of the most interesting letter-press, cm/oaring the most extensive variety of original iolormation on literature', sisals, the useful and polite arts, fashions, &c. to that it may be recommended with cindidence as the cheapest, most atouslag, and instructive petiodical mis cellany in the world. A few complete sets., contaioing upwards of 470 Plates, may be had in board, half bound, or iu siogv Numbers, price 4s. each. N. B. Advertisers will Ind it highly tritbeir interest to make known their. new ioveiabins, manufactuies, &e. in this Work, as it is the only Monthly Publication which goes into the highest . circles sat society, and has a mom caten-ire circulation. I On the lot of May IV be published, pr ice (Inc To :1. fIE PUBLIC. A BOOK of PROGRESSIVE LESSONS nil the Art of FROM the numerous Complaints that lean ben LANDSCAPE PAINTING in WATER COLOURS, by made. and lest a prejudice might arise is comiewtence of an Artist of she first ealiaeoce ; containing seven plain sad seven the eirealationof a Nee reprerentritioo Samuel Davies, Pro- coloured -with about thirty pages of Matti/Otte pricier of MORRIS'S PATENT FA MILY MANGLE., feels ! Letter•press, t.dapled to the capacity of the very first begin himself imperiously called opots to anavatece in the !Labile M I nein. general, that be neVerhad the smallest connection with :norther 1 TIM COQUILLA NUT, house, late of the moue street I nor are his Mangles by any Gomm, A l ine./eseeipt in ktoti!riy, from the ILUCliiit of Africa, is now made on their plan. Oa the contras ,• he has the pleasure to mionsfactured. at 'Atlierommi's Repository of Arts, tido -the add s that wherever his hare been ordered, they hawe given UM.' 1 fnituNlag awful articles; unrivalled fur the beauty of their co versal satisfactions and the luerensing demand from all parts, ' WU, aiblopkearance: Saoil, Pumice, and Cotton-Boxes; Wa both of town and country, le the strongest proof of the superior • fer Seals, • EKg Cups, N utraeg Graters, Bell Pull s , an d S a l ve excelleuce of this Inc/onion over every (him .die hied et at. II Dukes; and for amumineat, Humming Tops and Devilson Two tempted. Conscious of this, he most respectfully solicits the sit. rSticks. • Lento* of the Public to these valuable and much-admired %In- R. ACK ERSIANN'S SU s 6 ERldit WATER COLOURS, chines, bon a Nay gouvirseed, that from their c tote* t (untrue- preptired wafer his immediate direrileo, need no stronger le sion, the pm fret ease with which amyl are worked. mid the cam- •commeidation,,then that they are almost sniveesalt3, used by pine *anent in which they perform, they will be generally those Water-Colour Palmeri-ai m base of l ate y ad"Pard throughout the country. *• ' the - Sat-4nm Alastes-pieces in the Art. They way 41 1 11 1 : 11 1 Ta re bad at the Manttfactory, Ns, 4, Skinner-sereet, Snow- itinnitt Colter or Mixes, from 4s. 6d. to 10 Gut s mt Acker"' Mlt, Loislon.—Piige.l4.l. IYs . and if required to be sellkisto the tottioi's Repository of Arts, Stroud, Lnrodsms m 4 of ell the e.J:tiney, Sr. packing. • • Booksellers and Stationers in We UllgeL ILl•gdos., 12 YU bJ iU la; 14, 2,03 i 124100 Tiekete. ,0120,000 Only 12,U00 Tleketr, all ailerrnt Ntimhers. Thr SChttle in be determined in One Day. the Nati of TIIIS m orur H—A pril. I T is unnecessary to expatiate on the brilliant adynntages distfinyerl In the above SC II EME,tuit in purclaze a Tichet nr Shim- of one of the numerous Capital prizes, 0 the Office of J °AXES, 8, Cornhill, is strongly lied imintedisiglY recommended. ... DAMASK MERINO FURNITURE*. R. DUDDING begs leave to . recommend his eatirely two - inyeuted I/A MASK MERINO F'U RN I- T ES, which, far elegattee 'and durability, far surpass nuy tin set Introduced: The Inventor Ilatierithispiielf that the very pe iisr and agreeable Itutreof ibis Style of Furniture, catmint fu' to Insure ecneralapprobattoo. r. Du Idipg has °lsis to solicit altesition in bit superior col let an of new and choice CHISITZ fURNITUIt ES. which he determined to offer an the iunst reasonable terms, as well as a great variety of lost your)! Pollens at very reduced prices. V. New Rand-sfreet. - T . LAVVNI)1:11. AND HEY .i ON WATER. TtEEL aua MOVER, LAVENDER WATER AI ERCIIANTS, loiter Stol Hight:els the Princess of is, and most of the Royal Fondly. big bare to inform t Nobility, Gentry and the Pablie, who honour them a ith their favours, that IL sbovc elemint.an4 users! Perfules canti na' on sale, at their 01:1 Established Wirearrose far throe a ril- CIO only, N.I. 15, Clahnriai-sires!, Strout ; sod respectfully segommend to those who are fraagers to the superior quality of their lessender nod limey Waters, Cfrial bribe's+. when Steck awl 1 . eyes dotter themselves they will pert with the opproba• 1100 bestowed oh them far le years putt, pbise the prier conti nues, mutual, low, ris. t-6Tle Lavender Water SI. or 2s. 9.1. 'addax six Bottles t Hooey Welter 4i. 61. or six fur 245.,-Orfes for Rxportutioo arid Ilse Calory, imasedistely athooded to, VOYAGES ET MEMOIItES DE CHATEAUBRIADID. BOrtiisaa to Footle sal diecHillerevisr. lei* sleeps, *So As-. th..rs Rook, prlest)l.l4e., • ITINERAIRE de PARIS a JERUSALEM; et ar JERUSALEM a PAltifil. en allaat par la Grece, et terraria par Eftgvt"e. Ln Barbaric. et L'Espagate. Par F. A. DE CRATE AUERIAND. Anton." D'Atala.," " LaJenie tla Chri;tianknie," &c. " We think this one of the soot interesting Works that his for a long time tooted from th. prem."—MmoillY Mae. See also Ole Britleh, Critical, surd Erlectic Rekiews. Lamdres, cht a Coition 50, Courlidtlitieet Boo3ey, 4, Old BranC:street. Royal.Earkatige. Of atom may also ta► had, pot Published, I. 1 4 ARLS darn LE MX NEUVIf.MIK StELI3,2 tons. 10a. 2 DE LA LITERATURE, par Mad. de Stant Holstein. Preeeito:de Ft' 144. _ . S. VAIE MACEDOINE. par Pig:telt Le Brun, Auteur de "Meesieer Bette " Von Chicle Thunuts7 Ste. 4 tom. 20.. 4. OENLIS• AINFOIRE dcs FEMMES CELEBRES, 2 tomt;lo4-. P.ublie Snk r”ys fiery Tue.dayand Friday. Yabtable and Desirable Lea;Oak! It eiitloace uud Laud, Mack in:ill). • . . By filessm. THOMPSON and SON, At Glarrawaq's, on THURSDAY-, A;rril ts, us Twelve. by • Order of the Mi.rtiager. piai' , Crwv val un ble ked assirabl9 illASF 4 ,.Witli ti 181411; awh e ttill' iM itilithi li tiltilrl i e : t. t n it t".rieen i rs ter a ;* : (l 7 sl ir •ir t liPli m il:T ent :liv;rlrP s 'llitP n ei r :l'd e l6"ninr e tti l k ; :il ea rtirltf t ilei l lee !' hile b rU t llli te eumd; : tr u te""e p l.mili w tilltY l tr t e : lllec' stn l7ll3:"l4 - ' •irble ebitudei-pieces, with a butler'b pantry and chitin coispieleir Sited op, mid the whole Ift fur the Jamie d ecepintworsi large elute! family, wins /I errs hwith -4 . e fawn and pleasure grtiumi ; hcid tin letuie Air 116 items f Christens hum, at. the very low rent uf 9SI. ISs., 6d. per a ay be viewed till time of . flaie, when Particulars may be at the Luke, of Mee-r.. Stride and Lithlol). 4 ftlici , wrv, Con' f a teirt, Lincoln's liiii-tieldi ; at the Green Mau. liltielhenth ; sit rawny's ; and of Idt-3,r . Theinp.mit and Sou, • No.IS, Pu leinter-row. ON SPRINti DIET. " It is la Spring," observes a. celebrated Plrysiciaa, " that constitutional divesbet come 'into action $ and if, at this season; people were to adapt an alterative diet, much -human misery wound I►e prevailed.' /VIII: NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only sery nourishing and pleasant ill the palate, but ample ezperiroce isa .prtrtql it to be inure rilicacitstes in coirectia4 the constitution and purifyin;,the blood th..it the Lisbon Diet Drinks or thorsaparilla. People subject in eruptions of the skin, nod such as are of Gouty, !Wilms, Atalonatic, or Consumptive Ila. bits. Mill find the Sat -arras Cocoa p ninSt invaluable article of dirt. In the pet iodit.:4 works on Medicine It is highixettolled, :IA its use is adopted by ?worn' eminent Pinsk-inns. It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the sa ate manner ns coffee), price tis. Gd. per pound, by W. Mho°, Grocer, Nu. $9, Strand.. ()tiers from the country murt he accompanied wilh a re mittance. WINTER. COUGH, ASTHMA. WHEEZING, had CON- S U `.l PT I'ON. The Si %lit Edition of QC? LIG EON FISHER'S familiar TREATISE on the Treatment and Causes ut the above Mamie, rice Bet. contaiss such testimonies of cures that aunt satisfy the mini of every render, that no case, I! ,o ever reduced the itatieut may, be, or however unfavourable the symptoms i is to he considered T.l.e Osyatel is the ouly teetlicire capable °falls) , in that peculiar irritation in the limp whorl, prOduces cough and fever. 11 also pro notes rti4,Ktion and in. •ws es the general health, as the testimorres ref Sri- N m. Althron, Montagne l.etji, Esq. Wl9-flail+ Ketruer, Esq. Dr. Caloll, Or. Mattis, and others prove.--(See page 7 to 16). Plee Oxymel. with the prepared Strammiltim, also affords an Wanda° risme ly for Asthma., Wilder (301110, anti Wheezing,. There 'Reparations are perfectly free f any pernicious qualOv. Said by Ilarris, corner of S:. pant's Church-yard; Nit, Ropil Exchange; Bacon, 15t), Ozfurd-road ; Foster. 31, Par liament-strece ; Butts, 10, Berner's-street, Oxford-road and Button. Cornhill. , TAKE NOTILE.. APERSONin the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, stilled a few days ago upon Mr. Angus Al'Donald, Brun. sick-place, ill that City, and informed him, that las Wife had been dangerously affected with a Gathering in her Lungs (as her Surgeon termed it). attended with alermtug . symptutus, gross spitting, difficulty of breathing, &c. &c. elven her, hi small doses. One Half Guinea 'Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most astonishing manor her health tend spirhs, her coun;slaint htiying been thereby removed most miraculously. (3 Mr. M`Diatald has permission to refer respectable En quirers to the Party. Ist December, 1811. Applelhwaite, near Bessie!, nee. a, 1811. • To DR. SOLOMON, Gi lead- house.-near Liverpool: SlR,—lmpressed with the restoring virtues, of your highly celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL BA LM OF GIL FAD, feel myself bounden in justice torn*, stud for the benefit of the Public, to inform sou, that early in last spring I had a yitileot pain in my breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing and excessive weakness, so that I amid scarcely Walk. I conti nued for same tune labouring tinder the most distressing 6,VmP to +to; when, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, au accituis.l of some cures pevrtrtnea la /Mt neighbourhood by taking the' said Medicine, in the laser part of September, I procured a . Family :lonic of Messrs. Al. and R. Brasslswaite, your Agents s by taking of which, iu two dn,. time .1 felt its restorative virtues, and before! bud finished the statue . Was restored to jst! former health; which. thank God, I aim ono bli stud resuW I Yt•ur most obedient serytint, Witnesses, ISAAC BUTHINSON ; M. nod R. liranshwaite, Kendal., (aged 25 years.) . • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Or LORDS, APTKL 15. The Irish Spirits Warehousing Bill passed through a tanmitz tee, and was reported. Mr. Kington. from the Fast India Hensel, prileou l / 4 1 Cdpies of the Negorimiou tievween Government and the Court of Olive. tors, relative to the Renewal of the Charter; which were order ed to lie on the tablepond hr printed. Oa the motion of the Earl of LI V CKPOOL, it -was anreed not to i11149L on the Lords' Amendment In the Loral Militia lli I, and a Message to that rifeet was sent to the (Metions. A M from the (.ommons, brought Isy Mr. Vonsitnirt and other Members i destred the leave of the Douse for the attendonen of the Earl of !taste, ten Friday, a t the C omm i ttee in. qui in come and Expenditure of Ireland. The•messengers were In and informed that the Lords would send un answer by mes sengers of their own. • Leave was afterwards given to the Earl of Rouse (who Wan 'prefk.mt, and assented) to attend the Committee, If his Lordship should think fit. The Custom-house. Bill, same lord and prieate Bids, weed bron g hl frtmt the Commons . by Sir dames Grabeins, Mr Ed ward linatehboll, and other Mt-miters, aid restriffdit surds • 'Med ta i ogaln 4/knit FF011.1) presented a si t ia=tr o t • • Manufivelfirwonoarageel in the l'o.fe.ries after lieing till, stun ordered toile on the 'aisle. • ,Ou the third reading of the CuparlEWe) Gaol' Bill a dhow thud of same leugth Wok place, iu which the 141 was oppireed - by Lard rrshitte, the Ler] of Lauderditle, and tbe.Enrl of Bus dye; and supported by Lord Viscount Melville: tho Lord ettior and bad Redesdale.—The Bill was read a third thue mud • Adjourned till to-miaow (this day). , lIOUSE OF commortc: . • A biesage from the Lords acquainted the Home that the Lords had agrerd to several public and private Kilts I for which, see Lords. It also requested a copy of the third ptid fourth Re ports of the Committee appointed no enquire iegolhe state of the Affairs of the East India Company. The Surveyors' Highway Bill was read alirst Hote l and oa. tiered to beetled a second time ins Friday next. TIILLF.RS OF THE EXCITEQUER. Mr, , CRI:IF.VEY postponed - his motiod that stood for tn.. • marrow (titieday), respecting the two .Offices of Tellers of the • EschcAucetill the 17th qf May. SIIIP BUILDERS, • Mr. MELkISH resented it Petition from certain Ship builders eititCaulkorg, of the Port of London, opiate the eu. couragrnseised dip building in the Lail Indies.—Ordered to lie oe the table. A message from the Lords acquainted the Home, lant their Lordships did not insist on their proposed amendment to the•let- Eel Militm Bill. Mt. WALLACE asked nellonourable Gentleman (Mr. Ba ring), what was the date of the paper be had gismo nMies of moving for to-morrow. Mr. Baring havieg stated the date, Mr. moving mid, that that paper was already ineloded In a printed Report nosy before the Moshe. Mr. Baring, on un derstaudiug this, said, that be should withdraw hianotice for to morrow. Mr. /I UT(.IIINSON brought np a Petition from the Catho lics of the comity and city of Cork, Ile said that .it was sigued by all thi eathOl'es of the first r'. pectability Le that that It deii;:eit in a. iespectful tone, sod in a constitutional man nee, the di. abili tip s ceder st hielithe Catholics laboured ;.-that it • was a spontsaeotis act of the Petitioners; tier had any artifices been empt.oyeti hew, as in other places, to promote and procure petitloes. The Petition was then brought up and read, and or dered to lie ea the table.' • Mt. OLNCLALIK gave belie* of a mike* to-morrow, tbaL I there WWI before the Illouse an ammo t the iitber tit Ned ten Wall and each eflbe shim of Seedamcfrom ITX fill Marla 181 g. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was proceeding to move for some papers relative to the a Jerks employed in the Navy Office, bat on the suggestion of Mr. Perceval postponed his motion till to- Tome,. Mr. BRAND postponed his motion that stood for next Tam day, till Tuesday, the 28th ef.April.—lle also postponed a ma. tiosiof a Noble Friend of his, that stood for that day ; till the Mr. BROUGHAM postponed his Metiers till the 45th. Mr. HORNER said he should take an earjy opportunity of bringing under the attentiou of the House the InseiventDebton in the Isle of Man. NOTICE RESPECTING THE EXCHEQUER BE . - VAULTERS. Sir JOHN NEWPORT thought it right to offer a few wordy on a subject so important as the defi ciency.of.public money. It was at all times Most essential that the vigilance• of the House should be directed to that object. It would recollected that since the period of the establishment of different BOards of Enquiry, various defalcations had been " brought to, light ;in some of these cases he had heard • that all the money had been recovered ; in some that jit was in a . train of recovery ; in others, that the I accounts were yet unsettled ; iu other instances, that the sums were. irrecoverably lost. However this • I, might be, it was lit that the public should know !the actual state of these. aceinuti. • It Was fit, in !justice to those individuals who•had'made gOod - the balance ngainst them : it was fit that it should he. I known how mach aas utterly lost, that the public might entertain no hope of recovering what was ir recoverable. Another object of his motion was, to see whether proper meanawere now employed to,pre -1 vent the recurrence of .:ch defalcations. The House as guardians of the public money, was bond to en- Iquireinto these subjects. lie then enumerated the cases of General Delaney, Mr. Steele, the house of Boyd, Bentield, and Co., Mr. Hunt, the Dutc. Com missioners, and Mr. Villiers. He insisted that no satisfactory account had been given of any settle- • melds in any-of these cases, and wished to know whether Mr. Hunt still retained his pension ? In tha recent case of Mr. Chinnery,,he wished to know whether the whole or what part would be recovered? It had been suggested that the securities had taken legal advice, which had informed them that they were safe, on account of the culpable negligence of those who had the controul of that expenditure.— The next instance which he should mention was one not yet before the House, but of great magnitude. The Right Honourable Baronet then read an extract from the account of the Commissioners of the Board of Public Works, in Ireland, stating, thir the late Treasurer gave in his last account in 179 G ;'that in • 1802 the Office was abolished ; that in this interval the Treasurer had received one million eight hundred and thirty-five thousand pounds of the public rno- . ney ; that now .he k called upon for an account, he says, that it is in a state of preparation—an answer similar to the one which he returned •in 1808: that .he could not plead occupation, as the office was abc. • lisped, and he had no business to employ'him. The 'proper way of getting true intelligence on these sub.. jects was, hestonceived, through _ the Committee of Publie Expenditure. He should therefore more, " Thetas instil-nation be given-to 'that CoMmittee to examine the Accounts already reported by the Mi litary, and 'Naval, and Public Commissioners ) aud. '• 4 • • ..., .1 4' i I I ~'3 k • BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. GRIEVANCES. Embellished with a bomourous irloirarteriltie Frontispiece, co- Inured, price ss. hoards. FrROPOLITAN GRIEVANCES'; or, a Serlo-consie Glance at MinorMischiefi in London and its ifirluding a few whirls eyiensi i4I the Country. The whole critically and satirically exposed. mid hiserspersed with sty remedial hinu, and stiwedates risible and appropriate. UY OgE wup THINKS FOR )11hISELP. London: Printed for Sherwood; Neely, and Jones, A Fa ' lermancr-row: and Edward Miscast, Y 59, .0 sford-street. , orn - ATTRAtitiVlFlKAitiiit-ef -041 .f.Crr.; 21. ' TERY, so Dra* the 3Q h isda. pre-rids it renter chance 44*W:sitting CAPITAL PRIZES than wa4 ever known, being uuly 11,0J0 Tickets, and containing Pa sews of Xio.ollo ' selo.ihiJ ,C4fllll I 15,00 J 5411)0 f SUOJ - /kr. etc. Tirket' and Shares are telling in gait variety at the old OM en of Sir JAMES CRANSCOM nod Cn. • Nn. 37. Conthill, I No. SA, llovntarket,. N 0.141, Oxford-street, . No. 11, Holbton, Where Sham !env be had of almost any ounther shut ji a ished, and whose uorivulleJ success for ninny years is beyond all pie ceitent. J. SIVEWRIMIT, Solt Surviving Partner. r '