The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-06 00:00:00

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Piddle Sale Days every Titerd•ty not Priday. - • . • SPIKING AND hi A ItSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR , . SAUCES. &c. &c. *TIMIS ACID, for the table (which, front its being' - 111- in a Sine pander. combined with - tj.e fragrance of the Let peel, would he entrails approved of if it. war . better .4141 'li ). futs been mostly confined to penults of hikh ;unit, and. 1.4.1,-r Mo ire/ n 'visa and vollielent pubheity to became getters); peel, whit_ r isiOnne are sr timed for &most' ~, _ - ..• _. 'lli . * 'nitre is a dietaiiitt air lit) !IMO' ' iiriekir Le' .. Said at the followhtg Itallits •Wal•ehnatilt 1.--broten, Sidle. and Thomas, 150nd-street ; Aseliog nod hfaeltsv..PieeedillY 5 Price, Ilantaritet ; Presney and Barclay. Osforcl-sirrot ; Plaistosse. Pailimidi $ %noon, Se; James's-street;. ,West, Kinc-target, Sohn; Shelton, (ierrtnl.street ; Loseriby, Ed. Iv a rol.st met. Port tirme +qua re ; Ila w liaison. Great Pit rtilsa street ; Aikin—a, West. .ntil }Logger, 00:1rd-street ; Da cis. Great Itu.rell - street ; A yellow. Gloucester - street. liloom.hury ; Wright, Lesnslr'q Conduir-street ; Powell and Son Slonat nod Sm, Meacham and lf,tvis, llulborn; Bin emase, 'St. Paul's Church-vard ; Hale and Femiing, ' Poultry i Cribb, Loavard.streeti. Hale, Hirt:bin-Imre, Cortihill ; Wig, I.midenhall - street; Stoaltes, Fencharch - street ; Gregory, Gruceelturch-street ; .irisung, Wappine. ; Simpson. Fleet. street ; Hudson and Hickson, Strands Riches, Priiires-street, Westminster ; it is also sold at sosust Druggists, Confectioners, Medicine Warehouses. in Bottles, price 2s. 6d. ' . . Pima to, notice the names of Spyring no.l 'Hamden, 163. Borongit, on she wrapper, ns urn other is genuine. ; &lieu, or May a. .i ' an 5,........„ _ at rtestisin .. -, . r L, • be among the especial objects of the attention of the oa« %sitter. • President, his Royal Righam the Duke SUSSEX. COMMITTEE. - His Excellency Count Monster 91r John Perring Bart. . Sir Roheit Wlgram, Bart. Bober, Thoret 111 l Esq. M. P. .1. J. Atteerstein. E. Sir C. Flower, 'link. George Best, Esq. H. M•Kerrell, Esq. 3. M. Raikes. t:sq. K. Finlay, Esq. Al. P. Henry Smith, Esq. Abraham Mello, E i q. • • tee.l4r. Giese G. Devising% lasq. • / J. A. Rocker, Esq. H. Biirmester, Esq, , . , H. 1: Rocker, sq. Jphn Criteria, Esq. - • .. •P. Colquhoun, Esq. ' John Tyler, Esq. Thomas RiosTmft, Esq. 'Jacob Hobe, Esq. Edward Simeon. Esq. John George Waite, Flit. George Soltau, Esq. Morris Oppenheimer, Esq. , . AEROSTATIC, OR IMPROVED 115LLOON. - James Meyer, Eek.. ' George Meyer, Esq. ' Sebastian Fri.ing, Psq. George Ranking. Esq. . ! H E exhibiting of BALLOONS, ever since the B. A. Goldschenidt, Esq. Rev. Mr. Kuper. .A. • Aseedioni of Mr. t.unardl. in the year 1762, hps bees. Robed Tay Lir. Egg: Emanuel Girodliardt. P.M. mistimed,, without any success in directing their course, which J. D. Rocker, Esq. Henry William Smith, Esq. Iris always bern a matter of regret with the Piddle. It is ktagens Dorrien Mascot, Esq. J. E. Litheness/pa, Esq. '. I therefore presumed that an atteeept to construct a Balloon, toe John Hodgson, Esq. Thomas Blacker, Esq. a. to he elevated or depressed at pleasure, and capable alsoof ii Nicl.liss Alb. Martinius, Esq. Claude Scott, Esq• s being, couducted to my given point, varying from that to which Harman Mertens, Esq. J. A. LEUEII, Sec. the wind directly Mows. if but making an angle of twenty de- Amount of Sitbscriptionsalready advertised £ 3 , 916 5 grees (though it is expected that it may be directed to form an ' angle of fartv.tivel, is liich constitutes four points of the cam- His Royal !Nettles% the Mr. C.,Schneider _ 1 0 pass, wit! meet with ges.eral encouragement, and should this be Duke of Cambridge 1103 0 Capt. T. Christian, 24^ necomplished, may, by practical experlsnent. he improved so J. A. N. 2 2 Royal Veteran Bat. nn as to heroine of great utility, and the goodies:lion of thou- Messrs. Jas..Cazenove talion . 2 2 , st eak ; which will undoubtedly he she case, if we should ever ' end Co. 52 10 Thomas Scott, Esq. , 10 • 0 step into the car attacked to a Balloon with the scime confidence Messrs. P. B. and Co. 52 10 Brook Taylor, Esq. 401/ of it safe arricel at a given place, its ire wsw swim int« any land Joins Berardi, Ertl. 25 OD. Zimmerman 2 2 oriwater cart ;age. However distant and chimerical this may Wm. lloolstois, Esq. 5 5 1 Schulz and Dean '2 0 • appearsaea the atienipt is submitted to the Public. The repen t .* C. F. S. I 0 The Hon. Baron Wood 10 10 p st fth undertaking k *evidently ton grelt , except for an Messrs. Friedmann and Darter Minims. 1 ° l° opulent ii.diyidustl ; the Public are theriseort informed, that a Co. 50 0 Meant. Graham. Siam- Subscription is opened, of rive Shillings. whirls will entitle Mrs. Friedmann 10 01 son, and Wedderburn 25 0, racy sobwr ib er sis lee view of , t made ' , explaining the app., H. L. Sinteet,.Epq. B. 5 !John Simeose Esq• 14. P. `2,6 41 ~,,,, by m 6 ,14 o f w hie , viie Bau,aiss is so lee misled, elevated, C. Lurrk, Esq. 5 5 William l•rwi's V'el• 52 ti ' or depres'wel at pleiore • the esuent air discovered, twiny. P.. De. 801 l . 00 0 E.msiiset Refill 111 " kit 311 a krill, - iteteltht ; Ma; it - Ritit - p/ilOl4O - dreisfilid eareaspieneVe:lll A. Millberg, Esq. Abraham Mato. Esq .ll . 25 , L' • came the Bannon slimild :MI pa, prevented by a gradual and safe jun. 210 0 Kimble, L'• 0 ''" .' docent. Sri mold the Community be imbued to encourage this R. Robinson, Elehies, Claude. Scott, Esq. N. B. 1 1 J. Strother, Esq. Holk 55°0 0I eietertakine, and eatable the Projector to complete the Balloon Ice can in reatemplation to construct, it is hoped they will M ain. Genet, Esq. 21 0 Messrs, alav/leba Cu•d°• 11) a) West taeir nliptahation; as the Subscriptisat is intended to be Messrs. D. Ross nod Mr. Litchfield • 241 closed early in June. Co. 103 0 M. Perkier. 1 0 Moritz Hahn • • '2 0 i George Ranking. Esq. 52 10 : reei Th ion is new A ire r :; ,... , li v e il i l:: i m i z n m w an il y l be constructed oraa,ing ua . tre the . dl. A. 111:sckenzle, Esq. 10 0 Messrs. 6.. D. Hotson John Cock, Esq. *2l 41 , and Co. Gambill 1 10 10 Carlisle House School, L embed s. IL G. Zeesclte, Esq. 10. 0 John Innis. the Grand- For the Reenlist:iodation of such of the Nobility and Gentry , W. ironer. Esq. 5 0 son of at Haisoverien , that are disposed to promote Artist:abut by a more liberal !alb- G. Wicke, Esq. 3f 10 Officer 1 0 ornits as, and to whom the utility :sod pleasure may be neressi- J. IL Freese, iisq. '. - tin' OIL. P. a German 50 0 bk. Sithscriptiom of Tea Poundsu seed upwards are received at C. E. F. Schwieger, Mk. Fish, per Mr. Klein 1U 0 Moses. iiiildulptis nod Co. Ph:trine-crake; Mr. Waist, confee- Esq. .. 23 01F. K. a German 5 5 dunce, Baud-street; mul at S. Burton's, stationer, No. 156. Robert Curtis, Esq. 3 6 Cript. T. C. Nissan. of . s Leadmilialkstreet, where a Model of the Balloon is left far the J. -E. Hevmant life- 25 U ' his Majesty's Packet, ; inspertion of the Subscriber, of whom it is requested to leave Messrs. Williams and the Henry Erecting 5 5 their A.ldremk• that notice many be sent theta of the time and Bell, Yarmouth 21 0 John Roneen, Esq. 100 0 Place of siscensiop, isi prevent depretintioes and mischief that George and Vulture Ta- Henry Garrets Esq. 5 5 may occur from toe great 4 o;:couo.e of the populace. if made Tern 5 5 h. C. Meyer, 'Esq. 5 5 known by public Advertisement. And admitting tbe Subset-43- .1/Am Banghan. Esq. 55 L. Moller, Esq. 31 10 tins by the Ist. of Jesse should not be sufficient for defrasing Joint G. Ant-buoy, is:sq. 21 OG. Siiberbriner, of Ply. : the espence' of the undertaking, that they may he consulted Thu. Mashiter, Esq. 20 5 mouth 55 , -whether to coistinmeadvertising, or each fir receive a Dividend Messrs. Hobbs and Son 10 • U G. T. of ditto 5 5. of the Subscription, sifter deducting what money pal bees ex= Messrs. .Braudt and De ,1„,,,, 1 , Broadhurst, Esq. to to : pende4 in Advertismeeuts. Lawny 30 OJ. D. Croskey, Esq. 55 , ' 11. WILLIAMS, Lambeth. Messrs. Iliac Alleiland 30 0 Win Yates, Esq. Bury, - - - Carlisle House, Ait usian . 10 10 . Lancashire 100 0 i Of S. Barton, at No. 156, Leadenlisill-street. Directions may Ed..v. Hinman. Esq. la 10 Edni: Yates, Esq. ditto 5U 0' be had for pla)ing Eight new Variations if the Game of Drafts, W. Pearson. Esq. 2 0 Thum. Yates, Esq. ditto 5 0 0 . under the title of Coustitutional Check s, b y which the vivacity Lieut.-Gen. Lieut.-Gen. Cartwright '2O 0 Lieut.-Col. Yates, ditto 20 0 , and interest of Play are considerably diversified and increased. Sir Fred. linker, Bart. 52 Id Jiam Hambrougif, Esq. 50 0 ' The Polish and common Games are hereby combined and im- James Putnam, Esq. 10 0 I Hier - MMus thirotester 50 0 . proved, mid the Game is susceptible of being played by Two, George Cherry-, Esq. 5 5 Christian Dill 21 : Three, - isr • Four Per-ono at the Lane time: peculiarly adapted ' &Ascriptions are received by the Ciantnittee. at the City of to the aruuserneut of seafaring gentlemen. L o ndon Tavern. between the hours of Twelve amid two; at the : Par of the said. Tavern; at Lloyd's; at Mess's. Dorrienmat Po.; Down and Co. ; Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Roberts stud Co. ; Sir John (terrine, Shaw, Barber, and Cis.; Coatis and Co.; Hemmersleys and Ca. ; send the other Bankers (tithe Metropolis; mid by tjen. Smith, Esq. 'lrrusnrer. Lawrence Pountney-kill. The Committee beg Inaseptaint the Friends to this ever and good eause. that his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex ‘t, ill honour them by presidnie at a Dim Mer fixed for Monday, the 10th of May next, at the City of Londmin Tavern, Ilisnopsente street. Tickets to be bud at the Sae of the said Howe; end id the Thatched House Teem, St. James'retreet. ADVICE; WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use .persevering eirlelayours to discover the most safe and certain method of ireatiag a few prevailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maks the cure of the fAlowing the. object .lf their particular study Via. a certain Disorder, frequently coetracte4 in a moment ni .iutoxication, and jts coot minims, Strictures and Glee's, which, by an impreved plan; 31'e speedily nod effectually cured; noels° I)ebility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, 114 g residence iu warm climate* or at seerecsolitary . vice, too ofika unhappily pursued by the youth if both sexes; an the one caus int sterility, or barrenness; mid in the other a numerous traio of -nervous diseases, which. it too timely remedied, terminate in impotence and Consumption. In that distressiogetate of debili. ty or deeiciency, whether the consequence of such baneful ha bits, or at isittarma any other cause, by which the powers of the ciesaituti•tt !memo, enfeebled. as regularly educated Sur gen. a of Lsoulosi .the offer a firm, safe. and :speedy restoration to s.ouitl rind y iirorAZ:s health. • The result of mong and, extensive practice has enabled them, *Pi superior method. to reintiye.Venereal Complaints, how ' e ver i n veterate or complicated. without subjecting the petttot so the least restraint in diet or evereise ; and in recent Cases, nribtre lin early epplication is made IM discovery of the infection, they frewently perform a cure at the short space of two days. ' The unprecedented success of their merle ttf treatment (which has never been known to fail in one .siecle in9innee :in.:. practice of Meer. years ' /Juries *Which period many th.iusood prrsolis of both sears have h ero cared. even after severe and injurious methods been pursued by other Practit jotters' without eltect), induces them to thus publicly Offer their advice. Messrs. Gars and Co exclmively professing the cure of these particular tumid:Mos. in order that they may _not he marked by . ft mistaken few, with the obloquy se justly attuebto. to the ieruirant empiric, thiok it hail imitate to themselves to state, that they have hero properly e.lucated mil initiated iuto every branch of the profession (reriilieatett of which, from different Hospi tali, nod testimonials from the must eminent Physicians. they beret n convince any impairer), that the StICCCi3 resulting from their etidenviints first induced them to quit the prertiee of the grant's! 'Prectitioner, and they presume that their retell. dims constitute o fair grimed for the unprecedented couddence with which they hate, by the Public', 'vett su liberally ho toured% llittieinsin the' Country are re/nested to state the parlicu Ines of their case, agi, And manner of living, itreboing n Bank Note for Advice unit M edicines; nod the attune will be forwardei to any ;sari of the' Kingdom. • GOSS rind CO. Surgeons, IMPERIAL 1 1 .41tLliiMSIV1t : ' , •••-• _ Loa , ..,.:. • tioUsE OP LORDS, MAY S. _ 'he Oaths were administered to the Earl of licarborettel, Lord illiddletoo. and howl Hagot. Petitions foe facilitatiug the introdection of Chris' Ma Know ledge into India, wete,presented by die Earl of Loirsdale, frost Kirby Lonsdale t• by the Earl of !Indoor, front Wallittgford't and by Loud Viscount Melville, from Greettoels, fads* Synod -of Awns and Nairn.,-Ordeted to lie on the table. ___ The Merchant Mates' Bond BUt , the frith Hotter Hill. the Royal. Marble ,Qjfitere Wine Hill, alit a' private Bill. tier. brought up fro*the Cordillera by Mr; latSblngtoi, flir Charles -Morgan, and Meer Members, mid read a hese dine. . MK Smith, Clint-Orem," ieh 'Hospital, presented an Accro , int of Expences incurred under the Prize Act.— Ordered to lie 'in the table. 'The Irish Distillation RIB and the Bermuda Trade Bill were. read wsecond time; and eammitied for toanerroilf. ' .• earniade Th re e deireato:v, LO roui ßD: s i talyhe ALt ier C_ .tid.abe E:L hi r i .cl emeb ß l berote :sul ieseis i w . v li e onw . rted , slha ttlt e lt i•:_ sew trg_ r u i 7 eiset i 4v ois ... cam *arm tor esels day, as tisaltml . .01 allrrrell WI eliesefore, '1 tint a certain number of t MISIMM fill=l, and *ith i► vier' he moved to appoint thrte , eanses forepWy, ' the parties • la Which were all ewpecied to here:My on t day.tlrdered. , •Vit the motion of thei:arl of HARROW fIY the further cilia ideation of the Cermet Bill was postponed tin 'reads,. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day) t _. . HOUSE OF COMMONI., , . .... Chataberlaittes Divorce Bill Went through ilt Committers and Was ordered to be reported to-morrow. The SPEAKER tholight it proper to meittiote l that Mend ly was the last day tied for receiving Reports upon Pri tale M ll,`, and that, from the quantity of business of that iiatnVe which re mained to he dose, considerable inconvenience ow. likely to te sok, Miles the Mei:fibers Compatible Committees shinild he Mori • early in their atModance. Tlle Klett lion. Gentletnati added, that the Clerks of the 'House Acre daily ready - by 12 o'clock to attend uport the Committees. Several Petitions were presented, pravluc that provisioi might be made upon the Renewal of the India I..simpany's Char: ter for givisig due facilities to die propagation of Eitristianity la ladle. ' - - THE JAVA. ' • • Mr. LITTLETON, understanding that &opposition was In tended to the motion of which he had given notice, thought it unnecessary to say more than merely to move for a Coil of the IProceedings of the Court-Martial lately held upon the , Officers of the Java fligate. After an exprewlou of acquiescence from Mr. CHOKER, the motion was agrettl to. • CAPTAIN PHI LEINmnE. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT rose pursuant. to no• time and observed, that he felt it impossible that jus. ilareoaidie done to the Public, to the Navy, or to Optiln'Phillintore himself, if the Minutes. of the COnet of Enquiry recently held, respecting the con. led Of that Officer towards Mr. lifework, were not 'laid before the House. He should be sorry if it were . understood that he wat willing to bring forward any propositioir.calculated 'fanny degree ,to counte r ounce insubordination, or to interfere with the die . Ipiipe so essential to,* maietalpeti in . any armed. ' t . de, astrparfictilarly in - the ley ';'- hot at the same - time he thought it due to public justice,. and to the interests of discipline itself, which could only be I sustained upon the principles-of justice, to bring be• fore that House and the country any instance of I cruelty and injustice which came to his knowledge. I This duty he had endeavoured, and should continuo to perform, certainly, from tio other motive than a solicitude for justice. In' the case under considera tion he could, indeed, have been actuated by no per. tonal motive, for. he knew nothing of the parties at the time be had brought it forward ; but since then he had learned (and the statement formed a peculiar 7 ly agreeable part of his duty), that from general en quiry, the result was most satisfactory to the general reputation of Captain Phillimore, whose reputation, however, must still appear in a questioned shape, if the Minutes of the recent Enquiry respecting hint should not be laid before the House. From tie , ge neral enquiry alluded to, he had collected that the character of Captain Phillimore stood as high as an Officer and-a man, as any one belonging to his pro fession, while the enquiry was by no means favour able to the alleged sufteref.. But' the present was not a question between the merits of two individuals, nor one in which the character of either, whether good or otherwise, should weigh with the liouce— It was a question merely upon a single fact, and with the decision open that fact general character had nothing to do. Here the lion. Bart. referred to docu ments which he had received from persons entitled to Frarticular attention, bearing testimony to the gene' al bumanitrof Capt. Phillimore, and which documents he conceived it his duty to read to the House. These documents be read accordingly. They consisted of the declaration. from the officers and crew of the Diomede, and a letter of the Captain who succeded Captaiu Phillimore in the command of that vessel. These, the Honourable Baronet' observed, were testimonials in favour of Captain Phillimore, which were certainly creditable to both parties. Bat they left the essential fact uncontradicted; and wholly unaffected i namely, that Irani:rock, a master's-mite, who had lost a leg at 'the battle of,Trafalgar, had had a kind of punishment inflicted • upon him, by Captain Phillimore, which it appeared to his mind impossible tp justify. If, however, any justification could be aiMeced, no one would be ni , re happy to Rear it then he himself. For" he declared, that al though he.could not help condemning the extraor dinary, and, in his opinion, the severe, punishment which Hancock had suffered, yet it would be satis.• factory to him-to find, abet some peculiar circum stances rendered such a punishmoutindispensibly tae- . cessary, and so to Make the case correspond with the general chareCter of Captain Phillimore, which he was assured to he very meritorious, In' the esti mation of many persons whose opinions he respected. not only fros..a consideration of their professiohai skill, but frem their per"ostai knowledge and oppor. tunitin of- obaetvation with regard to the conduct of that officer... Nothing, therefore, could be more agreeable to his pied 'than the complete justification of such an Officer. With respect then to.the motion which he wins *bout to subitt to the House, it ap. peered essetitiik to that jettaiettion that it should , ye tt earre, be acceded to; and he was st a. lon to himtgitve arra I , .p• 't .~ _, Y , Bart aw. Sir Robert Wigram, art. Sir Charles Flower, :Bin. Kirkman Est. M. P. Henry Sinith, Esq. Neory Smote:ter, Esq. M. D. kla::ens . . E.q. Sebastian Frinag, Esq. J. N. IZ:lites, Esq. Robert Taylor, Es*, J. A. Hacker. Esq. F. Snocon. Esq. 11. A. Goldsehosidt, Eq. J. 1). Barker, Esq. This great Public Dinner will 131 h instant, at tle City of Loot —Tickets to he had at the Bar l'iiiitrherl Homo. Taverl. Si. Ja Abraluit, Esq. Gerard De Vinyl.. Esq. John Craveuty.sq. John T)ter, /. s tl. Thomas It•eacroll,,Esq. Alnrris Oppenheimer , Esq. J. C. hpikerb , r, Esq. H. J. Recker. Esq. Frederick Mulling, Esq. J. P. 11. llRKedurti..F-ii• H erm an Sakti.. Esq. Jacob Hulk, Esq Etnumiel Gondistevt, Esq._ 'ate place au 111()N DAY, the don Tavern, Ilishapsgate-Street. of the said }Gust; at at the tnei.'3;-street. DRURY LANE TRrATRE. • A T a GENERAL Aq`.:ENTRLY of the SUB 1t scßlßEßs,uihr RE-BMW/101G of I)RURY-LAN E I THEATRE, held accordiug to l'uoN•Advertimmeill, on Wed nesday, the sth of May , Mr. WiIITRREAD in the Chair. According to.t he provision ar`the first Act for re-building of Drury-lane Theatre. a statement wog produced of the Stock Liod Account of the Theatre Royal, Drory-lane Conip;my of Proprietors, up to 11w 91st of Much last, signed by the An ti,:ors, the fins. Thomas Broad and Richard Sharpe, %hid havieg been read, It was unanimously resolved, That the said Account be eon ir red. The Channels having Fluted, that the Animal Receipt Ac count had idle been audited tip to the saute period, and was ready fur the istsplvtino of the General Ascens' v. It was uttaelmously resolved, That the exhibition of the An nual &Trio Account be derelict' till the first General Meeting, whit* 'hid' be called after the close of the present Season of Performance. It was resolved unauimouslY. That the Hon. Timms:. Brand, the Andittor out-going on this day according to the said Art, be re-elected one of the Andnesra uf the Accounts of the said Com pany. . The Tkmkt of the Genera! Assembly were udanituously integre the Auditors/Ad to the Cbairwma. May 5. ttll3. C. W, WA RI). beeretare. Sm. far the purpose oF lawn a .nt, ciataszt- s ttra to ARSIST the GP,RMANS ia recover ag their ladiveihimme, awl held at the City of Latidaa 'lnvert+, April 21, ltill, Ms Royal flightiest the Duke of SURSRIC, in the Chair; rerfallotrigie ltr.olution,were unanimously *vied to itilhot.trxis, lit. Thai the spirit of made rraimeatre molest o pp res si on orVeh;in err '•-• gloriosa emistsplo ir/1 - - kusshim naltim, and lately North off : - .:-.....i.i00.......... _ . _ THEA'tati aoy4t.. Diecity-LANti. .. . AT a trefy numerous KEN:TING Or . *P:ii... T Ills P r e .J.t• R i vi , E . N .O! N will G !„ ro l` n t : y a t 'melt il6lT l AV l T T g gi a n al7 l i; l4h. • Tit A 11 'l l t e B v . Pe k telg•Z i e : Tilt% RIVALS. • ' - . mot. for the purpose of raisin aAU BSC*, PTION to oth wig ti, added, .ARSIST the GERMANS to recover n g their indepetWeeee, To *l IsODOISK A. held at the City of Loidaa Tavern, April le, 11111 Roles, is. t Seated Price 7Y.fot—Pit. St. di. s Illtcood ale/Royal flightiest the Duke of SURSB ()M X, in the ir i . , prkee. 4.—Lovier (lottery. 4.; Sccand Price, lie ...-Upper . Thrfollowilic Itemlutions.were alltinistsuly *vied to ;.... •" tital , •'; _____,/ t enod rice. fol. Itheot.trea, --"• - """ -. " 6— ' . " Ist. Thai the spirit of marl,' rr.litlewe itlllanla oppression: THEATRE-ROYAL, COViiNT (4111DP.N• orliirh,in entnequence of tier glorious example of the litigants II HIS present EVENING, May 6, will nom*, an d t h e „ rem o f t h e ir ariu., his latch horst forth is the' be performed it Ne 4 Comedy, called North of Germany, ought tu he encatiraged. EDUCATION. • • . oi. That an who tot iut4 rested in the nese of bantattity.'in the fa!, of Germany, nail in the welfare of pinworm: end ot the To which will be adduct. the New Giend Melo-Draroatie Ito.. n . letawas In portiret;,r, be stow ("Med spas to avail mince. ritllill I of this o tworimmy to Illallifli4 theft liberality is One 1 ALADDIN; or, THr; WONDERFUL LAMP. . Ilattlsit of the oppre . r .sc it, tt‘ a iseas.mable 'typos; ra the Seel,- Ttie Omirs to be opened at half post live o'clock, to be• raked patriotic loiles in thy North of Germany.by wall pia at half pr. sit. . -ettrleormsragetnent to gosio ill itmities 0 amend Same of ma- . --- . *load ardour, w hich it is fervently hoped say ;rod to Oil speedy DINNER of tfie Fat ENDi to the INDi;PEN eminteirsotoo of Ger / al l oy. -• • . - DE:NCh of GERMANY. M. 4nat • itals itz e la *ittir 4 intrlY stated. His ROYAL /UGH Pi EWi Ss Ike DUKE of StliS, . ..., 4 4) 1 . Team a : ~ e . O ~;t o t 4 ,, ow e t h e . 4 , 0 , 4 b. the Omit% - 1 1 14.1eaftbs . *lib tail timber math the staimet of ' STEWARDS: • . residing the immoomll sueenor I and t h at a Caintobtee of Gallia." Sr W. Gantt. Bilwr i 145..mpi.. P. N N‘ v . it ti t i i i a list ro H D n a r v r i a s deoge s .. Esq. . szen th be eir lbi ns a mthe aso r. ell ita t i t t r ha •th l a g i pa ve s m pt e tse mbe . Ann ,haul viste t he hi a li iiti tte u rt ni y m t . o add Sir Robert Wigrato, art. Abraham MAIot Esq. . sth. That the %Visions, and Orphans of those Gersten' who ..,_ ~.....1-. 1.1....... 'n,..• Gerard De Vino.. Km. have fallen, or may fall, sacrifices In their loyally and 'pat Hodson, . _ - PETEIi PINDAR. T _ HE .Pablisber begs leave to inform the Public, that he has a new Poem in the Prr from the satiric Pen of PETER PIN DAR, EM. which will he ready for Pah !oration on Monday nest, tinder the following Tioh• , The ROYAL . DISASTER; or, The Daegeis of a Q—o ; a Tale for the cloorhooes. Pointed for J. 'Ammo. 98. Che upside. Ou Saturday next will be publiabed, in 92 pages Bro. price 9d. (to be main ted every S iiirdav) NO. 11. of the WEILKLY nAGAZINE and POLITICAL RECORDER. Contents of No. I.—Esqsy net a new race if Militant Moral iftg..3ooChe Lingue Anglicatte—Walter Scott. a Plagia rist—Blackness of the Human Skin—Rev!ew of Sir H. Rai ford's Account of opening Kim; Canr Cotliii—Ruraelia'S Animal Chetnivirv—ChantabriNtd's Beauties of Christianity —Hsu kips nu Gothic .Architccture—Literary and Philoso phical Miscellanies—Theatrical Retrospect, mid Register of the Official and must Important Political F.veots of the week. Suld by Clement, if,2. Strand, near St. Clement's Church, where Communications (pint paid). and Advertisements for the Wiapper, are received ' also by We-May and Catfish, 159, Strand; and hg all Brinksell4:rs and Newsmen. The ARTIFICIAL LEECH, and IMPROVED TRUSkS for R U s. WiIITFOttD, Surgical Instrument Maker and Cr • Cutler to St. ll:irtholontew's hospital, and Tru4;-ntaker b. the City of Lomion Truss Society, for the Relief of the flop fined Poor, patrmoise4 by highness; the Doke of t nmb.id=et begs leaxe to announce to the Public, that the new and complete. APPA RA 1 . 1.15, atrn SUBSTITUTF, for I.ELCHES. Intel% invented-by him. is now sanctioned by the Society of Arts, Mattufneturea, and Commerce who, in testi tanni.st of their approbation. have again voted ' hint their Silver :Medal, in tiddhioa to lite one that he had the honour of receiving %am them in theNenr 1810, for bis improvel Trusses. The Ap paratus is simple nod etaraci-us, the tinkle of application easily understood, awl ii , unaccompanied by any p .swbility of dim _ J. Whitford has the satisfaction of informing the public, and those afflicted with raptures, that the good effect, of his im proved Trusses have been Mt within these few 'eats ,by front eight Wien thousand afflicted individuals; and lie engages, by easy and convenient means, to keep up the most difficult rup ture that eon exist. Whitford's Artificial TA.eches. together with the Trusses. may be had at his Maiinfaetar‘, ender the centre gateway of St. rartholanien's We., ••Inithfield, where the public, and pinfe-sional Geist 'omen is particular, are requested to ap• ply ; several spuriou + i tn i: attutb of hitfurd's lineations having been exposed fur sale. inturisn PAINT NIANUFAOT4/0 9 41, Limnliin Wall, oppiti• Betatron. 1111 PEN ETR A nix, PAINTS, G►rend in Linst•rd Oil. for P,irk Poling. Tiles. Stairs. useful and nritamepoLd ['aiming in general, and Weatlier Boarding of every deseripilen. . . per cwt. TON isihle Green (i.. 1) ak ()live Green i 70, IL ion O li ve Greco I 112.. Black Polot White Paint hfi.. I lied - - •;::•• -111 '. ' J i m uhlislted. price 2'. Yellow 51is. I , Prepared Dr)luft on, to Shin the above for toe. 34. per gelon. : i ri lrlriNTS to the NEItVOUSaucI DEBILITATED of both Sexes, particClarly to thrive whose infirmities Genuine Ground White Lead, 5&. per cwt. per gall, , age as hourin-untable bar In Connntrial Happt,,,.. 4 , and to th e P er g a " me , . uided pinselpe, of 'hilt deptruttive habit, which under. Turpentine 121. Od. Single Refitted Oil 7 bs. gll• hi' l l es the moo vigorous constitutions, and often precipitates Lissved Oil 1/.. &I. Pale s eo t Oil . 4,. ‘tli. y -- , -I m i ng - personi, in the prime of life, into all the inftrmities of Bert Sperm Oil lite. &I. Pale Wh..lr Oil 44 * "' old age, a cremplication of di-ease., and the very brink of the Doolle. Relined Oil fh. &I. Fine Colours, &c. &c. ' grave before they are caweiowrof its moral turpitude, or de lunoN and co. Colour Manufacturers, London ~r uci :v e teodeury t with ObservAin** um the' best mod, of Wall nod Kennet W iinrf, most respectfully reeurnmend Treatment, fronded nu lung and amok experience. the above Pala , ' in the Public, ns applicable to the general By M. YEN EL. N. I). • Papaw" of useful and oriminerstal Palming. They dry veryUniversity,' of Levdee; Pliysl.o qui. it, are very beautiful in appenrnnee, and posses/ a darold- Lase Professor of Bondy a t the Clair to the Royal Household iii . Bertin, &e. in. &c. • I" which ii Dile% them peculiarly vnlunble, when applied to 4. N on eel s hyers., l ed valere, vita."—Maribil. work roust:telly, or partially, exposed to the erects of the "lather. Advertisements Inning )bialy appeared, recommend- Lonrlnnt Published by the Author, nod raid by Messrs. Par. 'oil Paints under simil ,r !Met , , qA bich we prepared with Fi.h. sons. 165, Fleet-street s Watson. 22. Soolillifol." ,n.utreet. C°' Oils.livirrld in an sugr.itind ware, Upton and Cn, fgel it proper vent-garden; It irbords. 199. %road. °cur St. Clement's Church; 16 4 11. . thnt they are npf C•runre'tEd us fflf tie. se hoof.es, mul that Goddard, 1, Pall•MnI1 I rat the - . Author's Wow. IN, Alfred slew Poirot. are ant pr..parril with Coml. Tiers or n'h Oil. place, Bedfara.square I a$ by tb.3 priacliag aa u ks e lloo la • •• • VLlLLusts, Slap Oa acrs , sod tho Trade sapplicd. Tor a and Caaatsf. . .: . . I .- . Stone Colour •• SPRING DIET. 1 QASSIFFRAS COCOA.—AII the disadvantages of LY• Ten. Chocolate. and Coffee, are oho iated in this. elegaitt,i fragrant. and nutritious article Of diet, prepared from the Ma of the S assafias Tree. It possesses also in great perfection, the alterative properties of the Siosafrasou that it not only nourishes the I.)strin, but also corrects U. by rendering the juices healthy. Hence ii it highly rect:metaled, in the peritoneal works on me akin,. In aa h u oi e . conm onps nor, bilinutt, and servant invalids t ample experience has proved it to be more beneficial thou fur. divine, Mid a ill supersede It. use: When it is considered that the thoniteh is the miuree of warty all she diseases that noslil Imo l ai stature, it cannot uppear exiraordinary that it Anal& he found so highly beneficial in styli a variety of complaiiirs—even in rheumatism, pout, mid incligcsiion, it will accomplish tame tbaq tiny suedicine yet disetnered• Imported ;aid sold by W'. W its w, !.19, Strand. per cwt. bfis. Lead or Shie Colour 5.15. Light Blue Cl;Veufate LOIN r* t* , ;!*: ~~ . .4‘ le.tat ' AI , • - • ) LOA DOA , ,• .`.